The New York Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1866, Page 7

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, eturm of the Queem of Tragedy md Comedy. ADRIENNE LECOUVREUR, ‘A New Part, a Brilliant Audience and Another Triumph. &e. &e, &e. Having concluded her series of performances at Bos- ton, where she achieved unprecedented successes, Ristor! “uas returned to the metropolis, and last evening she commenced her second season here with an Italian trans- ‘lation of Adrienne Lecouvreur, French wit translated Into the Italian language and gravély recited before an ‘Bnglish audience loses much of its charm, like » butter- vy too roughly handled; consequently all the comedy portions of the play last night were very coldly received ‘by the audience, except when Ristori herself spoke the ‘words, and we may dismiss the other actors and actresses with the single observation that they were all remark- ably dull exceps Signor But! (Michonet), who was remark- ably excellent, Fortunately, however, the audience came only to hear Ristori, and a most brilliant audience it was, Ristori bas crossed the Rubicon. Her success is no longer an sMair of ouriosity. The subscription for the second sea- son has exceeded that for the frst season, when she had just arrived and her great reputation was the attraction. Now the public find a still greater attraction in her act- ing, which surpasses all that her reputation had led usto expect. The house was all sold in advance of last even- ing’s performance. Extra rows of seats had been placed ‘m the aisles, but even these were all taken. The display of toileties was superb. In point of numbers, beauty, in- telligence and appreciation the audience was fully equal to that which welcomed the Queen of Tragedy and Com- ‘*dy upon her first appearance here. Although in several scenes of Elizabeth Ristori ®owed us that she was equally unapproachable in cmmedy as in tragical réles, yet Adrienne Lecouvreur may be considered her comedy début. Our public are Vey familiar with this play. Rachel bas played it here swerbly, and many of our best actresses have appeared inthe English translations. Some of thom have ren- ord the part of the heroine almost as well as Mrs, Boring, who brought the tears to Rachel’s own eyes fn \ondon. But Ristori is as easily queen in this ss i, every other réle In the second act her itwrviews with Michonet and with /Maurice, and ‘ge bits of recitation which are 20 beautifully intepolated, were admirable. In the ‘third aot the difficult ind effective scenes at the Prince's Bupper developed Ristiys very best powers. At the conclusion of the fourth act the audience burst into a morm of applause. The tuching death scene of act fifth was the climax of theatriq) art, Had Ristori been more strogiy supported—had the part of Maurice been intrusted to ler hands—the play would have been even more enthusiagically received; but ‘as It was Ristoridid all the acting, wd the triumph is complotely her own. After sceing herin Sgedy she seems Nke another person in comedy. The coapiex passions of the part are suggested rather than declined. No point ts exaggerated ; there 1s not the slightest straming after effect. Her ‘love is as gentle as that of thi dove, to which she compares herself. Her revenge thon the the drama tbe custo: olla was re brought to Nassau, with a small portion of Princess is exquisitely feminine. She never forgeg that | sented. Ballet dancing. songs, tableaux and acrobatic i he epetitnalnitdlanads mance she isa lady, either in her tove or her jealousy. Se ia | feats served to while we hens yerv of tevoventogr from New York for Helize, Honduras, eed at once the great actress and the tender, devaca | 12.1,"0r), serene manner. Tony Pastor suis port: | Naseaa by wrockers October 12, partially dismasted, woman. . Her dignity is as delicately represented as ber ved the applauso they merited. ‘The aArtiat's Last | "iin JOun of rudder. ou on, of Norwich. Com hunmiity. That high art which expresses volumes by «| Cdance was rich byrlosque, and kept the audience in | j.ten we Tsien isnster frou New Vane Toe Hoc, ‘look, a gesture, # tu.n of the head, an intonation of the! ® far of laughter, On the whole, 1 perrormed | with « Cargo, was totally wrecked at Klouthera voioe, is peouliarly bors. She ected Adrienne last even- |uerore nntsod place st int. other «fing an If she wore at the Comédie Frangsise. The whole performance was a careful, claborate, artistic study from + pature, (The tanner in which Adrienne Lecouvrear was placed upon the stage is very creditable to the manage- ment. The scenery was very tasteful. some of the + Gostumes were splendid, especially those of Ristori, who Grosses almost es finely in this play as in Elizabeth But, Cor @ wonder, the members ef the company forgot ‘that strict adherence te etiquette for which we have upreviougly praised them. Every one of thom reli- » qlousty insisted apon standing all the time. It was tire- ‘ome (o witness the scene between Maerice and the ‘Princess, for the reason, if for ne other, that the Count - of Sazogy, with all bis gallantry, neglected te offer the ‘lady a chair, We hope thas this little detadl will be at- ‘tended to at the next representation of the, {uay, which ~will take place on Wednesday. On Thi Ristori Academy —her last appearance in tbe City of Churches. from ind teations the aediey.ces upea both oc. oastons be immense. — AMUSEMENTS. Brondaray Tueatie CW aries Dilion’s Leute XI. Mr. Cortatal) tmp roves upon acquaipiance, or Plays better as his etgy soment continues, or selects in succession obaracters {+r which he is more thoroughly adapted. Lastevening ae made his frst appearance as Louis XI., in his own drawatisation, the playbilis inform us, and with unmi*iakabie sucosss, The Louis XI. in which Charies Keay: and Couléock and Dillon appear is, we believe, # trayslation and adaptation from the French of Cammir Delayigne. % furnishes excellent woope for acting in the Of the King, who {a the central Sguro from the to theend of the drama, the other oreraciors being subordinate and of small importance. ‘Ur. Dien ye version differs little from the others, and if we eot heard it was his wo sheuig hardly have been amare 4f the fact. Louls s unquestionably Mr. Dillon's yew nation thus aud in overy to his Belphegor, which bee been so much Baa, ‘and which gave him his reputation test spring sin Gye Metropolis. We wore greatly pleased with hig c the cruel and od. a eaienl and gee howe passions be indicates a degree of art Finn, howe iY led to wind Glaring nerisms ly mani aa? one acknowledged that Kean’s louis was extra. werinees nonghs ot lees belt of Bere. tatlog was gained »y coatrast with bis er parts. 80 bad in almost eterything else that be w hone consptouously {on Louia Like the is master believed m good f seas for noting ‘ole, Cor Kean wae en- ad reunited Yu nis ineapesity. to had resn| in ni as it should have been presented. with Martha (as Mr. Milon gave it), bis Nemours, bis hatred and determination ie excitement at fear, tus horril of Nemours, hie act, bis harror abilny, Mr Jt uch better than bar been of late. Mr. Nagle, as ke de Nemours, was, too reotyped. He tuch better it w sho freq vised Mr. Nagle to de. fad profit os epapegh tim anowuer at them the bot- ho ae of stage tradition Mr Dilton Louie and we hope bis sidienes wit toy? tn it la wel worth seeing, im to always male be firet appearance character that would so favorably introdace bim the pubiie before which He gors # & stranger Thalia Theatre. A ery fine dima, entitled Do Spieler (The Gambler), was provenied las: night at thistheatre, The language of the dis nue is eclectic, and although the plece is bardly such «one as we are towadays accustomed to se om the stage, as it ye vritien at the commen meat of this century and sare considerably of the old achool, ite production wass success, Tlore are some very touching paseages, it which Mr Lobmanu, «ho played the title rile, nadsmple opportunity for cog . walled of it, playing bis part cay stat mag of the fit sex eoomtanty apptied poe § to their eyes, white th sare vat M0 thelr footings vat loud manner w! taf id like to ory, bat are ns ing am: ey her fair the asx eT « ‘before named place of amusement for some time, and NOVEMBER 13, 1866.—TRIPLB SHEET. speech ts a accompaniment td the acting; were | short address in which he ke in went terms to | laudanum, and said that Mr. Simpson had brought it up | chise the No. if any would bave boon tt not for that Mise Howe would renk high among the | the hearts of , eens tata ie aeiaeak | desis Contin ee Bight before and bad ettomapiea te | distranchiond it would abe bees the dutoynt eine” actresses of the German atage. The ‘of her features | the o: upon ali Christians, and of their duty to © had prevented him by knocking it from | (Applause) Alexander H. Stephens Wid him tua is lively, her eyes express vast of feeting, ber | contribute liberally towards their present necessity. ‘Rev, asked me if I thought he hadtakenenough | if the constitutional iment was adopted pantomime is expressive, but the moment she Dr. Storrs and other gentlemen made short addresses. | to cause 1m to sleep too long. | the South would never give suffrage to the ner the illusion is dispelled ;" ber drawl, so intensely akin to | To-day the annual fair for the Asylum will be held at | fectly assured tha , mg | 1 have i on the» authority that Ten. affectation, of which wo have spoken 80 often, some- | the Academy; opening in the afternoon, it will be con- | at the time that very freely Reasee will this winter suffrage, equal a: times renders the most touching scones almost burlesque. | tinued cu: the afternoon and evening of Tu liquor the previous night. She tovk no further notice of | and impartial to the the condition of sutrge Mr. Oscar Guttmann ed the part of bling house | Wednesday. A fine band of music will be in Mt until about half-past twelve o'clock, when she | and give it to the citizen, whether he is rich Keeper, a character where between and the aitractions will be novel and various. attempted to arouse hor husband, but failing todo so . (At proce b Anything olee is & a A Ferocious Switz Mux Cow.—One of the numerous | b¢cAme very much alarmed, and called me from the | @ contravention of law laid dowa by God himself. if peng 1 Wasurxotom, Nov. 12, 1866. ter, dated October 10, to the State Department, I have the honor to inform you, since my totally to Havana, with a general cargo, was Eleut Septem| All hands saved. ‘ber 30, steamship + from Pensacola, in dit ‘swill milk cows imprisoned in the extensive stables foot of North Fifth street, E. D., yesterday afternoon at Letter from the United States Coneul at United States Consul Kirkpatrick, at Nassau, ima let- oa . British bark Sickle, Friend, master, from New York wrecked at Tahoma, Gibson, com- see if I could succeed better. out success, T thought it was heaves of the T tried, but with- in told her not to be alarmed, as I ignorance should undt a black man for voting, it should alec unfit the white. If Abraham Lincoln could speak juor which be bed drunk more than anything else, whea told me that he had | siander which charges him in 1663 with intending to Seabion and Renee hick TOTES. ene nes eee eat: | mee drunk any iigutr the prestons might Ihen vacume | diatterotien wha ees ye Aa the emancipation out of its socket, The man was otherwise injured, but | YY much alarmed myself, and as soon as Mr. Taylor 0c 0. Ho uever believed in the doctrine of not v. returned from dinner I requested him to go for a phy- juman depravity, but the career of Andy Jobnsou Seah Tae he aie, but befere be — " bad ooking his faith. (Laughtor,) 2 continued Bren BRAM GRIGES. Considerable length, and in m ‘same strewn, THE LATE STORM IN THE BAHAMAS, | New Yous, Nov. 12, 1500 Names of Some ef the Vessele Wrecked— CANADA. The Fenian Trials—William Duggan Dis- charged—-Present Torm of the Court te Close on Snturday—Senator Murphy Denles the etter Charging the Irish jomecrate—-Hibernian Strangers Arraurrao Bundtany—Desvenets Fiout Barwaen & Munctast and 4 BURGLAR.—A most desperate atlempt at burglary was made on Sunday might at a store situ- ated at No. 246 Ninth avenue, which fortunately, owing to the determination shown by the gentleman who was No. 170 was forwarded, via Hav: that lam to give you more poses the lone sa ‘ships in this \ntended to be the sufferer, resulted most disastrously ficinity ‘and to those which, have arrived hare, There for the ruftans, thetr efforts being foiled and oue of them are ® great many of whom nothing will be known. uffale, &o. seized. Mr. William Tucker ts proprietor of the store on Tororo, C. W., Nov. 12, 1866, which the attempt was made, and rosides in the rear The court met at twelve this afternoon, Justice Wilson | part with his feat, On the night of the sth of No- Vember an attempt ya made by so; uukoown onthe bench. Among the members of the bar present were Hon. J. H. Cameron, Hon. R. A. Harrison, and J. McNab for the Crows, and K. J. McKenzie, Queen's Counsel, J. Fleming and G, Morphy for the accused. William Duggan was placed in the dock, On the oponing of the court— Parties to force open the hall door leading into the store. Beltoving thet another attempt would be made on some succeeding night he resolved to keep watch, and did %%0 every night, on Sunday night while watching in the store, Mr. Tucker heard @ noise at the outer door, Ho heard voices, too, ina muffled tone, and shortly after the door was forced opem with a crash. He thon saw istross, coaled and pro- three men enter softly, They lite piece of wi . ceeded on her voyage. Mr. McKenzio—I move, my lord, in this case to have 4 p oe ae Power of no mean charncter, her desetption of love 18 | Eng American brig Jom Hastings of Now York, was | the indicument auasted! onthe samme grounds as tat | towards them The candle; we Woe ea pete n On the 5th abandoned. mast was gone ruled on in the case of Queen va. ore. . - ppp agen he go redatne pbmagerve-cee the mainmast bead gone:” the calls were im ribons and ihe prisoner exercieed his right, and challenged, | Stier and succeeded, it cclaing oe tank’? followed Mf spproval, Mx, and Sire Conway beim the boat on deck bottom up. Sees Nis oneness Serr ore ore 8 SUFY AS | struggle then took between the two. The burglar The American schooner Lath Rich, Bautroff, master, ‘anchorage at had «formidable “jimmy” in bie haod, and with it beat Mr. McKenzie—Before my learned friend, Mr. McNab, of New York, at Nassau,tbroke from her Kelly & Le: East Harbor, and was blown out to sea on ber 36, | Opens tho case, I would move the court that it calls upon | froin dglcealtn Saalleer amie: ot lovee iis bolas Last evening the entei and arrived here on the 8th, with loss of anchors, chains | the Crown 1o select on what counts ia the indictment howover, and shouted loudly for help. Luckily a pw. Kelly & Loon attracted a very full audience, every | and mainmast, they propose to try the prisoner; whether they elect hit) | trolmau’ was near by and he heard the cries We available portion of the house being jammed. This troupe have already become very popular in New York, and they are destined to become more 80 as they con- tinue during the season. The bill for the present week fe unusually full and attractive. The selections of the first part of the programme are made with taste and discrimination, as the applause of the interested and delighted listeners last evening bore evidence. Mr. Keily sang the “Lone Grave by the Sea’? excellently, and the odd “Swiss Song” of Mr. Oberist was heartily encored. The humor of the song of the ‘‘Man with the Wooden Leg” was greatly enhanced by the laughable manner in which it was given by Jobanie Allen, and ‘“Yhe Twins’! of George Christy evoked roars of mirth. These two as end-men are among the very first in the profession, and are established favorites bere. Leontis wonderful, both in his opera burlesques and w his dances, in which last be ceuinry @ proficiency and juickness that are marvellous. 1m Price personated the frightened darkey tn the “Haunted Honse,” which was received with shouts of laughter. The American bark John Curtis, of Brunswick, Maine, has reached the harbor (she was from Havana, and bound to Turks Island), with loss of masts, rudderhead and other material damage. wrecker, who assisted in getting her off in the Southwest Bay. The American bark Anna M. Palmer, of New York, from Havana, bound. to Turks (sland, arrived here on the 18th inst. She was off here on the 7th, but could not enter. Mainmast gone and other material damage. ‘A French bark was wrecked at Great Stirrup Bay. It capsized and went to pieces, All hands were lost. Five bodies were picked up nearly naked. The American brig Hydra, of Searsport, Me., J. B. Nichols, master, was brought here by wreckers on the 14th instant. She was from Wilmington, » bound i Havana, with lumber, Masts gone and other in- juries. The American ship John N. Cushing, of Newburyport, W. W. Swap, master, from Boston to Now Orleans, with A goneral cargo, arrived bere on the 9th instant, with mainmast gone and fore topmast wrung off, and ‘other damages. Charles M. Holt, second mate, was washed overboard on the 3d inst, The British bark Lupoil, of London, Gibbus, master, from Pensacola for Liverpool, was wrecked by beig run ashore, leaking badly, on the 2d inst., at Turtle Rocks. Crew saved, The brig Rival, of Now York, J. R. Monish, master, was totally wrecked at Moor’s Island and abandoned. She was from New York fo Galveston, with a general cargo, which was partly saved and brought to Nassay, Wrecked on the inst. The crew and officers wore saved, «ad have all arrived here. The American bark L. Willis Rich (of Stockton, Me), IL nno, Master, from Boston for Matanzas, with ice and general cargo, was totally wrecked on Gordo Abaco onthe 2d inst. Part of the cargo, with officers and crew, was brought to Nassau. The American be Wm. Hevry, Wm. Burnard, mas- ter, from Portland for Havana, with lumber and shooks, was totally wrecked on the morning of the 2d inst. at New Gordo Abaco, After striking three of the crew were washed overboard and drowned—viz: Wm. Baker, Tony Pastor’s Opera Hi Perhaps the most prolific author in the United States is the dramatist who supplies Tony Pastor with the “new dramas’’ that are weekly placed before the deni- zens of the ‘classic’? Bowery. Last evening a new sensation in the shape of a piece entitled Uncle Sam's Veterans was presented toa full house, and was per- formed amid the rapturous applause of tho assembled throng. Of tw characters in tho play all were equally prominent, and therefore it would be unjust to make distinctions, or to praise one without praising the others, Sufficient to say that all of the actors and actresses displayed their usual abilities, engaged as they were in the laudable effort to outshine each other. Of the drama in question but little need be sald, Tt ope the audience, , must be cons a success, as it will be the present week. Prior to Brooklyn, N. ¥. The officers and the remainder of the cre ‘eserves the highest praise that can be bestowed upon it. Charley White’n Opera House. ‘Thitolace of amusement received anether evidence of Dudlic @Prreciation of the efforts of ite manager to pro- vide the Pulic with a substantial place of amusement, by the overiowing taydience sanding rome tee'plece, ‘The pregramme for the oc- be aa ombreciog vocal Sracectua and pri dh tiles Toe dosing, plese wee te wulliary drama entitled q splendid style, with Dey wenday, tableaux and the full ‘Bhe was company. Firat Popular Cone: Sho was brought in by = and Wm. Jones, of Buffalo, N. Y., and James Brown, of to be tried as an American citizen or British subject, think that this is the propor time to do so, I submit the Prisoner has no right to be tried for two different oTences on the same indictinent. ( Mr. Harrison—My lord, I submit that this is nota proper time to bring forward such an objection. After a lenny argument between counsel his lordship Tejected Mr. McKenaie’s motion. tr. McNab opened the case for the Crown in @ short address, Jobn Metcalf sworn—I know the prisoner, who has been in jail since Jast June; he told me that he was an American citizen, but was born in the county of Mona- ga, Ireland, and usually resided in Buffalo; on the rst of Juno he was asked by one John Hetherington when the Fenians crossed over; he remained at home all day; be went with his employer to the head of the rail- way dock whore the Fenians were on guard; the Feulans told bim not to come back without a pass from their Colonel. Eben Tupper sworn—tI was at Fort Erie on the Ist of June, and eaw the Fenians landing. Cross-examinod by Mr, McKenzie—-The at Fort Erie, and I have never heard any! promptly drew near and found Tucker and the burglar stroggiing on the floor, The officer seized the prinouer and took him to the station house, He proved to bea mos notorious character named John Galvin, a person who has boen arraigned time and again for the moat heavy crimes. Justice Dodge yesterday committed him for trial at the ¢ ral Sessions, without bail. Broveur Ur at Last.—On the 1#th of May of this yoar, ever F, ner and Louis Lordonne were working together ina machine shop in the town of Wollesiey, Massachusetts, Werner's coat hung up in the shop, and in its pockets were $18 im money. In another part of the shop ho bad a fine pair of pants, « double-barreliod eo. a revolver and a powder flask, im all worth $91. ‘hat night Lordonne had disappeared, and Werner soon missed the above articles. No more was seen of Lor. donne or bis valuables that summer. A short time ago ferner came to this city and wont to work in Wooster ireet. One day last week ho happened to see Lordonne walking along the strost, carrying @ gun which he recog nized as his own, An officer was at once apprised, and risoner lives ing against bis character. Lordoune was arrested. Iu bis possession was found a Robert Crann sworn—I arrested the prisoner under a | pawn ticket ronreeaiing the revolver, 50 Lordonne Warrant on the 4th of June; [ know the Souverorn | came to grief. Ho was brought before Justice Dodge bride ; It is a wooden bridge; the Buffalo and Lake Huron | yesterday moruing and committed for trial jn default of railway crosses that bridge; on the morning of the 2d | $2,400 bail. of Juno the volunteers and regulars came over it; it on the Ist of June; I saw it on fire, and put it out; I know the prisoner William Lenno: jorn—{ reside at the corner of Auiwoxp Taket or a Vatuanee Diamwoxp Revo. —On Saturday Miss Catharine O'Donoghue, who reaides at 464 West Thirty-fourth street, lost a diamond ring worth $200. She was putting a veil away in the bureau drawer Front street and West Market street, and am a volunteer fay tne oa ot Sane, NT caw mbt 5,00 Mon: | of Ler room, when the fabric caught on the ring, which, the’ railroad track below Fort Erio; 1 had | being loose, was drawn off, as sho boar Into the some conversation with him; Detective Clarke arrested | drawer, She made a diligent search the ring, but the prisoner, and when coming back the prisoner told | Without aucoess. At the time one Cecilia Van Dousen, & seamstross omployed in the family, wasin the room and joined in the search. Tho latter yoon after left tiv house in company with ove of the rants. This ser vant states that Van Deusen met aman named Pat Far- roll, to whom she apparently gave something, The sor vant returned Lome and told her mistress of what she me that he hat been with the Fenians, and that on ing they bad robbed the station houge, from which @ got two bottles of brandy, and had » e sald be Sada! bend can ein took down the prisoners who burned the railroad bridge. Mr. McKenzie—I submit, my lord, that this evidence hat 6 peri en Faerie and Van en were both ar rested, Junti committed both prisoners for trial! im default of $1,000 bail each. Tuxrt or 4 House axp Camt.-—William Moody was yesterday arrested by an officer of the Third precinct om the charge of stealing a horse and cart, valued at fe. from Mr. John MoFagiand, residing at No, 162 Won ineteenth atrest. The prisonerwas canght in the act Of taking the horse and eart from in front of a store in Murray street, where they bad been left for a short time by the owner. Justice Hogan committed Moody for trial fails, The statement was nade after he was in custody and under indictment. Mr. Pomeeers objected. The witness had no authority o im i. Examination continued.—TI arrested him as Fenian; T cannot say whother Clarke heard the statement that was mado to me. This concluded the case for the Crown, Hon, J. H. Cameron—As my learned friend, Mr. Mo- Kenzie, informs me that there is a number of wit neases to be exatnined for the defence, it might perhaps, my lord, be as weil to defer the further hearing of this cage till to-morrow. im default of bail, i Tyre 2 9 sae W might, but the Jory will | agueer ox Busriciox,—Robert Beaton, @ young man about tweaty-(wo years of age, was arrested in Ellzabeth street, by an officer of the Fourteenth precinct, on sus. pigion of having stolen a roll of mixed cassimero cloth Hon. J. H. pot. Foreman of Jury—We are unanimous in our opinion. | which be bad in his porssesion. eotox, on bet ques. His —How say you, t tioned in relation to the matter, stated that he bought the cloth from “Dutch Louis,” & man well knows to the ive, paying the trifling sum of §4 therefor, Justice logan Committed Benton to the Tombs, to await the ap. Lordabip then |. Foreman—That the Crowa has failed to establish a cane. "Hits Lordstiyp—You will, theo, Ond a verdict of ‘not quity." ance of an owner for the goods, whieb, doubticss, ython Mecbarged. the pristecr, and (ado"] “Anny ov Ganan Tarer Bi pr 4 - anetow Suman ‘ae. —Bamuel Phillips, giving ing at he acquiesced In the conclusion that | nis age as fifteen years, and Jamey Isaacs, alias McNally, ‘The ferling here is redual growing more tsar | were arrosted yesterday by officer Woolsey, detective of the their fate Broad Py benny A ng soe co m4 upon | e way squad, on the charge of having stolen two pieces of cloth from the store No. 62 White sireot some Wr. eacape Lori Sorte shout the Lerghonrmnd “he OF feel. few daysego. The boys Given, inst evening. Wr. Thomm inaugurated a formed ing is grad joveloping tse! ween, Orang Ore geen going of with the able work, aamely the executing of a portion of & men and Irishinen, which at no distant day threatens ‘o | property at the time by « young led employed next door, Beathoven y at each popuar concert until the men to the Roman Catholic Church os peer bm Age seem prowling sround the ‘whole series ts Gompieted. We are py no means advo- were strictly excluded by those empanelling the jury, paren im | different stores, but not ave cates of slicing up such works, bat ene a and none but Orangemen pet on. They claim that this Tat, Das! The officer observed their a wn de rks bot oma the diy Tenis was done for the purpose Of securing the couviction of en IG faa Waite @ com may Service ia ad. Drisoners jirers to 7 winning Tie coert, room is dally crowded witn Got atte partion by wncceat® {Ney mere sully Taos: boven of a'M ger tas — if sci Minn cain of counennoce Bt | Tony were then moaghe Whats ted, ton aio ‘The fantasia on thie it wales «te ry ra releasing the prisoners nr he MS og bt anaes oe ed \o escape, and, thres of gt ge the Pil- should in be made LE pe ovace officar gave Phillips In charge of @ Et death a es hh ere fs th Cn Sat, TR gen ag cm | am fav through, roy aod nll Anh , t a b : n 5 Ser geminata me ga aca, | Reese ee ore ms |e ig, hn ns cag | can nh ry al He ee, id att AAA De | Oe Aetna wun repr mec ot | ie fy i apt nar nats ned” | fence ie aa Wats ic sas Taser, Titi o Pop Sas | UD. "yt vnenar vs ananyonehed BY Weve Ae Re ng: | a meade Te ie cu i = tp thenerng| sat to ‘be Fenians ial are ing jevite, whicl ould gat two years, whereupon he coolly programme she showed the tpttude 0 nor ae voce Growsink Nock, Avaco. “Ail hangs drowned” ‘Ne ame | feud. to prove vast Arung Master Wullam G. Morriy | Me 7d Ei rondo) eee eae th tte mme she showed the aptitude of her pdb od. Part of & chronometer box, | United States steamer Michigan, is « Britten ok five youre hang ing over my head now.” Although is. Yarkd Petes’ penis’ fren Come . | marked £1. De Morey Grey, New York, was picked up | that daring tho raid on Fort Ene he caused the Fenian | €74.n/ they stoutly dented eny know the cloth Mr. Alfred Pease played Thalbors's celebrated Lucresia oh ‘which’ may leed to her’ Wdentity. She | arme 1m their armory to be taken posseasion of by | Th Teton they subaayeatly proporea teat they would Borgia tantesia im n very commendable manner, He | eet, Boyes 7 ats, which w i the United States authoriticn, theraby oversepping the | I er me clon could te got it | ner wou! pa pel eed I - gbetter | a Vessel whose ‘ante was ascertained to be | orders ho had received from Washington. make an aMdavit not to prosecute them, otherwise (hey eS arene vege ro wether he nal Raven, port pation unknown, loaded with lum- een would give information whatevrr, They were de- freomaaanen logy y Island. All handa drowned. Arrival of War Materials Review of Troops. | tained at Headquarters, and will be brought (9 ihe bone solo. The ne: a Baltimore, transferred Mowremai, Nov. 12, 1966, Tornbe Police Court thes morning Wednesday, on Company, was totally | The discount on American invoices for the current - other artists will ass lost, with her entire crew, Ten of her original crew CITY INTELLIGENCE. week is placed by government at thirty-one por cent 9 to arrive Laree quantities of war material conth Choate ht eee and sre being discharged from ship, The weather is | uy Nicmonas Sooumry —The St Nicholas Society held ents > han ae Po] Revahess tn @ Gow tage, 0s wel te tee Bia ide. 1 fans ‘ ated meeting at Delmonion’s, in Fifth avenue, Inst i —— @, who lives at | ship Nimbie The whole military force here, including several regi- | sraning, Augustus “bell acting ax chairman The com. No. 27 ~ackett street, while under the infuence of strong ee a cnet ~ ew <4 of infantry, cavalry and artiliery, wére reviewed | in ttse appointed at the last misoting to take teases in drink, jamped off Atlantic dock into the water, Sunday, at about the hour of noon. She was rescued by seamen on board the bark Biondin, though greatly against ber mull. atill asserts that he will yet accomplish what ™ then failed to do. Ovmposny.—At about dark Sunday evening a watch- MAD Oroard the schooner Helen M. Fisher, lying at oe Allantic do. doek police. fell overboard, but was rescued by Rew Oven. —In Myr. Lntted States at once WEWS FROM THE PACIFIC COAST, The Russe-Am w ae La The bark Onward reports baving left at Petropan. lovek! fifteen operators and constructors in the service onptoasing the sentiment of the society in relation to the this morning Goats of Joun Van Buren, reported through Mr. Mc The Contederation Qsenton. Donough thet they were of the opinion that a Kisomron, Nov. 12, 1806 qpoctal” committee of five should be sppointed [tis understood (bat a document will be made public | by the chair to draw up resolutions oom cerning the lone of the late distinguished member On wotion the cow toe was made e standing nemo ria! committer, the name of Mr Chafies Vaud be added to tuat of Mr Yen Buren in ther The Chair then appointed the following comsmi'ise Richard K. Mount, Jr, James J. Rewevelt, Cumries It after the de) i nouncing tmportant particulars of th sued by them ia Kagland relative to the Confederation acheine Sunday night, alad by mseNe About Ave o'clock, 00 | Oy tng Ruggo-American Telegraph expedition. Ice had ae | dade mci, See ae fords, Krastua. Bebedvet, Claudius |. Monel. The bad one of his feet run over by a ult 2088 MeNamars, | ciinenced forming when the Onward loft, but the men | f1 jg understood that government will furah all neces- | giection of officers for the somung your was taken home by an offi er. carriage, He #48 | wore comfortably housed for the winter. The people of Sr7 roliet for dente Aegormen oe the Labrador cosst Lenies _, Seen --treneets, javchaster, England, sands by the cable ST cat auakviciony cat Hinew % Frtropauiorakt treat the party wih arent howplaliiy, | erage iran 1,00) ncrling and tne Loudon Commies gga age, was found wandering about Fulton surnetoars oF ra@ntly insane, and was ta jo charge of the Superti. tendent of the Poor. Tax Rewann or Evi, Dowo.—In the Court of Fessions yesterday Davia Dressler, a German, who bad been for hres years past in the employ of J. M. Byer, « buteber dot ness in Myrtle avenue, was tried and sentenced to vy chee of 80 or imprisonment for six months, for Stealing money trom his employer. Kixoe Oouwty Joaxson Cxstnat Cue. —This club held & meoting last evoulug at their rooms, corner of Court and Joraiomon streets, Mr. Kinsella presided, The meeting went Into executive session, it is rel for pose erranging for the assessment the eue ousdel centicaten and other routine Snancial matters of interest to the organization Farm ov Sy, Vencest ow Pacr’s Cucncm.—The ladies Connected with the Church of St. Vincent de Paul, North in expected bere during the present muath The Runsian “wr steamer Variag left the same day for Nicolaeisk), TUde Count Anasof, the Russan Commissioner. Rata 1 Constitution, which sailed for Pesame on for New Yortied three buudred and dfty packages tea dipeun Te arenm the Arctic fea from May 90 to borh of New Bedford, wks Daniel Wood and fee, and left for repaira, injured from collision with Vetropolo ith smallpox 5. Stephenta bad left for The following yomers were wpbkar’ ;, Helen A thre; Melean reasurer, William M Vern: tus Ro Macdonough; Assistant Recretary ‘an Durer, Chaplains, Rev Thomas Vermiye, tlso authorizes drafis to the smoant of £46,000 more, making in al! £12,000 sterling from London and Man aren) ‘exter The Queen has alan written a letter to Mr. | bai , Pettis, on aan a the Relief Committee, sending | Kev Wiliam & Johaseo Pnysoimms, Abrem Dub £300 and expressing deep nymapatty Wiliam | Vermitze, Conmulting Viyeieawe, Jom aerndimeellng veaudemeetptametnall x ok Witham He Jobman, ( bares oo Swords, D tit, Auquatns shell, Hem itow fy Fish, Frederick De Peyster, Jamer J Kxmevelt, Jone Alstyne, Aaron B Haya, Willem Reusen, Stewards, Kawerd H Arthar, Robert G Hemme, J breath Willtara Irving Grabam, George W. Mclean, kaward Somon, NW Moyvessnt Cavin Tus Mowrvany Reromt — During the werk ending lant Marurday evening there were 901 desthe in New York those thet cocurred im (he pubiir imetitations number 8 were from typhus and 12 from typhout fevers, | (rom chalets tofantom, 3 {rw cholers mortes and it from other duasrhasi diseases, Amety choiers bas entirely from the chy, eed the beslth of Ube cllsene bas been eacetiont THE CORNER STOME OF RECONSTRUCTION, A Lecture by Theedere Tilton. A lecture wan dolivered last evening im the Lee ay soue Baptist church, Brooklyn, by Theodore Tilton, on the Comer Stone of Krcousruction, The foundations of ten of tie States are shaken, and the question la whether they rhall bare reconstrartion om & folld corner sows or sot. He was willing (o allow the Southeruers to enter the Vine after Loo » surrender, and to jamp from their sad Des iio Cougrecs, hut only on the priscsples of Justice ; He woo'd never asm them if they di4 not come tn ow bane o Maw Sixth street, B. D., Inst evening held a fair in the Allen, one; — n Welle, coe, Mercnty, G82; | the principles of justice. Congress is the only power Ton Deere on Paasom MeALem So Me Con asended lowland, Ove, Jot ; ry, e ’ ment of the church, and it was very ibe + | Jobe Bonen tic,’ dive, Neoulen five: Nesey. WR: | Oe i otene the Piewtnel cod Coagreas | ner Gover yesterday held an inquest ot the Mirternth of the church, Rev. Father Mullan, is mak- five; Norman, oe je questi eee the President une Congres, The ioe arrangements to build» new edifice capable of ae. commodating his large acd increasing congregation, and the object of the fair was to raise fu for that porpore. Their efforts were crowned with success, a large eum baing realized. The fair will be continued. * Sxmmtion oF Tae Onritas Arviow at THe AcaDEMY oF Moria, —There was a large assembiage at tho Academy of iuere by the announcement that an en bebalf of the orpban children of the asylum which is located in Cam- beriand street, The auditorium of the Academy was floored over, and on the stage seats were erected im tiers, w Which were seated about one baodred beys and ma, neatly attired in the holiday garb o: the mylum, fir john 1D). MeKenzie presided dunug the evening. 1 eave raced a erection of eighteen pecan, * were ‘ solos, declamati Nort Light, two; Ocean, seven Diver Grocer, ‘Ave; ‘Ontario, fort: Premdent, seven Row 00, clean, Trident, three, Geogr! Scott, mig; Maawell, clean; Almira, five, Splendid, seven, Monu eeilo, four, Nile, four Por, 1; Florida, pine hm barrels of off; Hachaule, seves # Owarhouks, four, Coral, four, yarand barr Proves clean, Three Brothers,len whalew. THE LATE SUGIE OF WLAN SimPsoM, TO THE EDITOR OFTHE HERALD, nn West, four; inventigation made by Ceronerpover pin, Of falurday, the TOU tet was alack of can An over dom of | * | 1 find you make . juded singing, wires Ws 6 cal tahtones. we ae wipurformene of t ve | tian om the part of b s\n 8 phynieian | puftreg Wa the “ rious rie the children opares ‘ea ‘oe than she did. ThiOKIG it my duty to roleaan | Poor) tM veined bee o clock, hes, after a short intermission, Mr. Wm. | of some of the fais \o Lod ps tae EM Wi free | greet oruth, an oes eo beard MeKonwie opine forward and made a few remarks ex | ber trom all When | obred the sors on Ratur (8! 0604): )o0 ; ke “a piaaatory of the ol of the institation, whiek lean morn ir Teyle ted Simpson way he Smevimant 'e wo beiter , tee. uit for aid wl] i beck room, oF 7 View aatee have elected lt already, eed the Ustow Anpeat to the Lape Got eo. | Te ace of it, aa it wae # Of very frequent | will be an much in heed Of recone nction ‘ pm ot tae * bat — 7, | ow About nine o'cl@ | weet © the | lef oot we with ion et wk Daring the war evute 4 Mare ent te bt they wore bak eight, “ whe Wea imeda 8 ahee be Cine th ho me 8 Oma vathte Of (aos have pd thos sue rointiions wlulan peeks dias Toe seem Ra heed eelyret yvawder Airs, Addinon, there ; Lagods, sof oil, Tageriane, clean,’ Thomas In reading your report 1s theliamaie of this day of the uo the cape of the death of Wilham Simpon, #bMled from the effects of Precinct police sation over the roma MeAleer, the young maa who soon all we think of aman who for y tu (ne dock at the font of agen Niver, Gadet Cireumetances whick receiver the aiiowdh, "ie Ieaquret bad (wed murdered Newel i whom be may yo tive toe examined, but Hotbing Whatever was (bet deewased hed heen beaten or others on 6 | Bo intention of simitting > Buthern Avene on | lass boom late on the aight of the fhe tt the edoption of me come st smendment pone That ts oy part of the Congitaet . suimcan. | Wak Tey mach intoniented and making (owe fret wave reew dof th Mruction. ‘The Rovere manta inet foe. If you den are they coms vy orgeevend age ~y nam 0 she bar wy ¥ ; ber, then wm ye Make vale tne rennet «| coma om constr ably from the explosion, havihg her houses, emoke stack and @ portion of the deck consiterably shattered. Jobe Sproll, the steward, was slightly injured. A ploce of the boiler was thrown @ distance o wx oF seven blocks, falling ia Mogton street, aod another ploce atruck. the barge Union, lying near by. crushing through the deck Into the saloon, where the boat ban ts were fast, but fortunately tujuring 40 person on board. The hooper Wapilia was also slightly injured The Knick- erbocker is owned by Messrs. Downes, lugensoli & Reod, ‘and ts valued at $10,000, although the extent of thelr Jos cannot be determined, as the tug isfcompletely sub merged. The damage to the Reed ainounte to about $2,000, and the damage to the other vessels will Probably. Bot oxcond $500. 14 soos almoat miraculous that there was nobody Killed, comsidering the jo number of omall craft ueually moored at aud sound tbat pier and the groat force of the explosion, As Earacamay Sxwovary Ixsumap.—A man pamed Michac! Clune, employed by the Adama Express Com- ® pany, #ustalood very dangerous injuries yesterday, bew- ing been jammed boiwen a truck anda wall. He wae femoving # case from the truck, when the horses Be- came restive, and, barking up, crushed bin malo tbe Wall, causing serious interual \u juries. Accent TO & Lavonen —Joun Conner, employed by the Neptune steamboat line at pior No. 27 North river, ft ap met With eserious accident yosiortay evontag. peare bo had been discharg:: uck, Blece of machinery foll out uf ons of ik. foot, crushing it cruelly. H» € New York Hospital for medicat treaty Boo Foown ar dea, —The body of a man was seon @oas- ing off Norwalk, Conn., lighthouse, by one of the hands en board the schooner Palladium, on Sunday, tho ah, between eleven and twelve P.M. = A line wax made fast w, heels Se vepes cae Pearances seemed to have been ouly a short timo «a the wacor, aa those who found him were abio to form aa estimate of his which appeared to be about thirty, The decsaned hal’ © Gall complexion, long hair aud no beard. Fatt ynom 4 Lappem.—A sertous mecident occurred yesterday in White street, between Church sroet aad Broadway, which it is feared will prove fatal tos mas named Pairick Driscoll, who fail from the top of « laddes to the midowals, sustaining very serious internal and ex- tornal injuries. He waa conveyed to the w Yor’ Hospital in « state of insousibitity wos Resvir oy a Kien —Youforday @ women named Mary Ann Harrett, residing at No, 34 Baxter street, it te alleged, bad her leg broken by « Kiek from @ man named Philip Manahan It appears that while tale ‘ng in some coal from the sidewalk to the woman's Apartments, the passage being dimly lighted, sho mm Againet Manaban with a basketful iu ber hands, where upon Le kicked ber in such & manner as to cause the im Jury named. She waa conveyed w Bellevue Hospital Lavnew ov 4 Steamen. Tho sifiali steamor Cortes wam launched from the shipyard of Jeremiab simonson, atta- ated at the foot of Kast Twelfth street, shortly after one O'clock yesterday afternoon, The Oorws i* to rum tm connection with the steamer Galatre, mise lately lau from the kame shipyard, in one bundred foot tong, tw beumn and five and one-half fest depth of hold gines, Dow ip Cour#e of courtruction at the Ali Will be placed tn position iu a fow weeks, w tol wilt leave for her destination Panape ov THe Finer Divintox, NG. 8 NY, The Pe division, Brigadier General 1 «pinwalg command ing, will parade on Monday, 26th inet, which parade will be considered as the annual fall parade of the division and in comn of the ev eet breadth of Hor en- rough throug! eo and Thirty fourth at noe, and down Fifth avenue to the Worth monament, a which polut the division will be reviewod Tax Quanke Communutions, —Subseriplions in aid of the suTorers by the Quebec Ure have beow reevived as fol lows —Vreviously reported, $10,300; HM Hentz & On, $100; Jamow Finiay & Co. Liverpool and Glasgow, $1 G J. Stephenson, $50, GL Ward, $50, Woawray, Gibbea Ae Hard $100; P, Meary L. You Youghkeopsie, $10, Dennistoun' & Co, $250, Cash My $100, Bunge, Burlage & Co., $60, Ja Gly eT pa Mrs. Boppin, Providence, 1 f, $100. Total @11, J. A. HEWLETT, Treasurer, 09 Wall surest, *. Dichtgee . rhey toe New ork, wh eg rapture might w- be an joyt fad'he sod the Nalowal Tease "hid mo Vow morta the vinws Rod wante of every ruptar 4 son; ma word it ls all the ruptured, parian! tan Mestre: Oitice ut the National Truss Gompany, 18 Hroadway yolnrtes Suprema The Latin phrase expressive of the otimas of volupt sppiled to the fragrance uf hired MING CERECS, the floral odo nat ot is now laburiowe ribs, test 9 for the Manes Ue oe . endorce Wadaing Curds und Notes tne son ticgeed isthe ape Pe wit te At Glmbrede’s, SNS on th ica" articles Jockey Clue Nowe Paper we of our General oad (eportingy and da lirsadn aj vent Teun surest Pleat eas ts, ied aod repaired tod gn re, Wit esis tn cuat Pad tor 0 ¢ WASHINGTON IRON WORKS, NWHI Rn ee A New P A Mare Pite Cure. 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