The New York Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1866, Page 8

oS as 3 eee - THE FENIANS. N STREET HOMICIDE. Meettns ¢) the Thomas Clark Luby Circle | print of Fergus In Broeklyn Yesterday—The Evidence for the Prosecution, &c. ‘The trial of Eugeno J. Fergus, indicted for the murder of Patrick McGuann, was opened yesterday morning in the Court of Oyer and Terminer, Brooklyn, before Judge Lott and Justices Hoyt and Voorhies, Assistant District Attorney Troy appeared for the prosecution; Messrs, Cooney and McKnable for the defence, After conaider- ble delay in empanelling a j Mr. Troy briefly stated the. font for “he. prosecution, and at once proceeded to call the witnesses, TUE EVIDENCE FOR THE PROSECUTION. The first witness called was Dr. Jarvis Wright, who testified as follows:—I am a physician aitached to the Long Island cole ; Patrick MoGuann was brought there on the 6th of August, i—Canada Again to betlinvaded bya 1 Force, Led py Competent on- &e. | A public meeting of the Thomas Clark Luby Circle of ‘whe Fenian Brotherhood was held last night at the rooms ‘of the Circle, corner of Fourth ayenue and Fourteenth street, South Brooklyn. fir, Morrison presided, in the ‘absence of Colonel Roberts. The room, which would probably contain two bundred persons, was well filled, “put the meeting did not seom HE enthusiastic a6 Was @n- its authors, ase. of Liverpool, addressed the members op the prospect of succes in their undertaking, and Breok!: about eight o’cl atated that before long Canada would again be invaded | (ithe) ihe was uffering from = | ‘by a powerful foree, properly armed and led by compe- | in the head; he remained there till the afternoon of the siderable confusion was caused hy & to know if the officers during the next fight. two police tent officers. Bemee Ye pat fe aep in Bot rn a as Lal ahs} Care > was made, aided by Bist of August, when he died at four o'clock in the afternoon; 1 made a mortem examination, and found a perforation of the skull made by the bali; the Dall entered the left side of the head, behind the ear; men, to banish KX ani, when Mr, Archdeacon ab- | a: the time of making the post mortem examination the Ui Norrson and General Spear addressed the meet- ft had originally Mina eceeree capes this ang in the usual strain apd with very little success pecu- | hy1e4 wound caused jeath of the deceased. elarily. | From the conversation of persons tre re | Dy awl D. Mason, also» physician connected with it would seem e a the sexe" in speculating op the chances of tle expected | the ke lege Hospital, corroborated the testi- of Dr. Wright. cis Bealous in the cause of Colonel doing sworn, testified that h lidn’t know thi Pt Treland then was by Ball of the Fentan Sisterhood. The first annual ball of the Fenian Sisterhood of this wity, in aid of the Fenian cause, was given last evening ‘am the Now York City Assembly Rooms, corner of Broad- way and Twenty-ninth street, The announcement of Ake event was followed by a great sale of tickete, and up €e last evening no less than eight hundred had been dis- a and unpleasant rature.of Owing to the damp and ump if of, nh engi, ergs tr sand bid , cane = then ¢ ‘and American banners, that he did not want to fizht now, and asked him to ‘Belore of the Nisery-ninth and Oke Restate even | let the be past; Fm Sweat do or ir, “James. Bleph ag a ge are id e igoner it to uF et Ul comman, uk | Renamer te alt at es ‘ ”, in icGuann and asked me to sontjaued until twelve o'clock, when the participants | hand on my shoulder; 1 told him 2 8 his hind off to ap elegant supper. or ae my shoulder or I would strike him; he then took hia given in imitation of gn ancient Fenian war dance. | hands off my shouider, and T struck him: the sonples, Sikred in the ceabensl: digeeey tec! pulled'a pistol out of his pocket and McGuann ran to- took their inchs cere et ree Wards Atlanitc areet; the prisoner had bis 1 right hand dance in the pocket from which he drew the pisto) all the time; Yrieb und four persons in the centre, representing | when McGuann was about thirty feet the t eaptives, Their movements were heightened by gestures | he fired aud McGuann fell; Lean't say whether oven expressive of rage and the fate supposed to be in store fer the upbappy captives in the centre. The ancient jan war dance & singular resemblance to the war dances of our aborigines, and asa novelty was re- oeived with immense applause, The programme war rwards resumed and was not exhausted until a late im the morning, at which time the party broke up, wel} pleased with the result of this, the first anpual ball @ven by tho fair sisters of Fentantym in New York city, oner took alm or not; McGuann was running towards Atiantic street at the time; when the prisoner fired the shot he ran out in the street after me with the pistol in his hand; he then ran up the street, and Tfollowed him and cried “stop the murderer;”? officer Mooney was on a car coming up, and arrested the prisoner; I then went with MeGuann to the hospital, and afterwards I found that he was shot in the head; while deceased was being taken to the hospital, the blood kept running from the wound; I saw the pistol, but could not recognize it, ‘This witness was enbdjected to a rigid cross-examination, but no new facts were elicited. Thomas Horton and John Halloran testived that on the evening of the 6th of August they met the deceased and Kirby at the corner of Atlantic and Columbia streets, and that after parting with them they went down Forman street aflerthom, though notbon the same side of the street. Their evidence in reference to the fight agreed with that of Kirby. Patrick Fleming testified that he witnessed the fight on the 6th ot August hetween prisoner, Kirby and deceased, and gave an acconnt of the affair agreeing with that o! the last three witnesses, Jobn Graves, bartender, testified that be witnessed the shooting of McGuann by the prisoner, and aw the pris- oner take aim at MeGuann before he fired. John Callegan, bartender to O'Malley, testified that he remembered the prisoner having been badly beaten at the dock ; prisoner had two black eyes, and bis face was torribly bruised and swoilen; when he came in, after having been beaten, he said he would have revenge; was not quite sure prisoner made that remark; wiinoss also remembered that John Lynch, several days afterwards, came toto © Malley’s store and gaid the beating prisoner had recolved was nothing to what the boys were going to ive bim; the next time they caught bim, prisoner would. ave to go home either in @ coffin or a carriage; after the affair at tbe dock Fergus asked for the pistol which they kept in the bar; witness gave it to him, but prisoner returned it the sume night; Fergus was nephew to O'Malley, ‘Officer Mooney testified that on the 6th of Anguat he had arrested the prisoner; when he met the prisoner a crowd wore pursuing him, and prigoner appealed to him for protection; the crowd were so threatening that he was compelied to take prisoner revolver to keep them off; did not ee the crowd throw any stones, Siepab he sawone of them with a large etone in bin The Missour! Fenians. Br. Louis, Nov. 22, 1866. @ large and entbusiastic Fenian meeting was held iast ning, for the purpose of electing a District Centre for ha Senator O'Sullivan, of New York, and several ather prominent Fenians spoke, urging immediate or- ization, Dan, 0’Madivan was nominated District tre, subject to approval by Colonel Roberts. A vom- (mites of three was appointed to superintend the organ!- ation of circles for the enrollment of military cor- jes, and @ movting for that purpose is to be held on y night. CANADA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Annexation Mecting in Kingston—The Gov- erument Severely Handled for Leaving the try Open to Fenlan Raids-A Resolu- tien Adopted Advising the People to Accept the Terms of Annexation Proposed by the United States Congress—Movements of Can- adian Troops, &c. Toxoxto, ©, W., Noy. 22, 1866, A large annexation meeting was held at Kington last @ight. The Canadian Cabinet were severely handled for Seaving the country without a government, and open to ahe Fenians and their friends, A resolution was adopted advising the Canadian people to accept the terms of un- @ezation offered to them by the last United States Con- A regiment of regulars stationed in Lower Canada re- ‘cotved ordere late last night to proceed to Bt. Catharine's, ‘The prosecution here rested their case. rd the Welland canal against any attacks. the THE DEFENCE. we may attempt to make on it. Mr. McKosble then made the opening apeech for the 4 regiment of Canadian rifles passed throngh this city | defence, claiming that Fergus had reasonable canse, from the threats of Lynch and from tho conduct of the do. coased and his friends, to fear serious personal injury, and was therefore justified in shooting McGuanp, John Dilion, who had been the partner of prisoner in the junk bustuens, testified that on the 6th August he was in O'Malley's Mquor store, together with the pri soner; be had asked prisoner to take their boat frow one dock fo another;.prisoner then went ont, a8 he supposed. to do a# he had bwen requested; the general repata- tion of the prisoner was yery good. Owen O'Malley testified that he kept « liquor store; few days after Fergus had been beaten on ‘the dock Lynch entered bis store and threatened that Fergus Would have to go hone the next time the boys caught him, elther in a cofia or a carriage; the general charac- ter of the prisoner was very good. ‘This witness war ex- amined and cross examined at great length, bot his testi- mony contained few additional fucts in reference to the shooting ‘The case was then adjourned until thie morning at ten o'clock. It will probably be concluded to-day. Re-day erent Erie, They were armed with the new ers. ‘ © government has appointed a magistrate, with fift apecial detectives, to be stationed at Fort Frie during ine ginter to watch the movemente of the Fenians in A petition is being signed in Montreal asking the home to settle the ol of the United States it in the case of the Alabama, m order to rent another movement of the Fenians on Canada. American merchants have instructed their agents in presene Dae upall the barley they can, to be shippod to Jeceph Meek, who is to be hanged to-morrow at Montreal for murdering a fellow soldier last Juno, has seked the Governor for » commutation of sep- Qence on the ground of insanity and objections as to the Sopiity ‘of the jury iist. government is directing ite attention to the re- arming and equipping of the volunteer batteries of the Pape Each battery in future is to be made up to gung, ali of equal calibre, and will consist of three @ine-pounders and a twenty. four-pound howitzer. It is Shought that these will do in this country, where it is ‘mpracticable to obtain long ranges, and where ost artillery fire will likely take place within a range ¢f two thousend yards, prove eq) if not more telling against an enemy, while their simpie mode of manage. ment will make them still greater favorites in the vol ‘unteer force, Upper Canadian garrisons are being rapidly armed with Snyder-Enfield ritles—the latest and best improve- ment on the oid Enfield—and o large number of the treops tn the province will soon be tn posseuaion of Breech-loaders. Seven hundred have arrived for tive use Of the Seventeenth regiment, and wil! be dletribnied among that corps next week. THE ALLEGED DISTILLERY FRAUDS. The Examination of the Cases of Wilson and Cochue Postponed. ‘The cases of Wilson and Cochue, which were to have been examined yeaterday before Commissioner Newton, for alleged bribery on the part of Wilson aud receiving @ bribe in the case of Cochue, were taken up at ten o'clock, Mr. Wileon tated that he had engaged connsel the day before, put that person had failed to appear, and he asked that the examination be postponed to some futare time. Application for New Trials tor the Con- ned Fenians—Determined Opposition of The Distriet Attorney said that the cage was of such a Volunteors—Katlread Ac te cowplicated ond peo itiar nature, of charges brought Tonowto, Nov. £3. 1866 against My, Wilson fer bribing an officer, and against an » Nov. 22, 1866. officer for accepting tha ¢ bribe, that 1 was possible Mr. McKenzie applied to-day for a rale for» new trial that neither of these partles should proceed without Having ronsited with thelr respective ¢ ym the caso OF the Queen va Lynch and others, pris. > petit. insel, be ‘oners at present under sentence of daath in the old jal thy Nociine sae Son At the time that the court rovo the arguinent bad not defended, and it seemed suggest to Mr. priety of having his counsel there before they p wath either of the cases, that what they Aid might be done under the advice of their conn, Te shawid not foo) like pressing those cases without the presence of their eonnset ‘a0 caso wate then adjonrned until today at one o'niock P.M. eoneluded. The general impression is that the rule will Sesh foeling in regard to tho action which has heen taken by the Canadian goverument in remitting [he sen- Senco ob the Fouian prisoners bas lad « most detrimen- Aa elect on the voiumtesr force A large number of wolunteers have openly expreswnt thei determination to resign. The Grand Tronk train which joft hers thia afternoon #4 8:37, collided with the up special train. A cundoetor ab Seianre af a Distillery in Willlnmabars, The dfecifiery at 199 South Nintie steret was seized an Wecuewtay morning, while the owners were, as iv al joged, perpetrating @ breach of the Iuternal Revenos awa—by Mr. HL A. Lafetra, assistant aseossor of the dlis- trict, Last Monday thisofficer, whose euspicions for some time previous had been aroused, determived on over hauling the premises, which were till recently used a4 0 dyoing establishment, The modua eperandi in which this contraband business had been carried on is quite ingenions, display tng an amount of ingenuity that might have beew employer to more hanost if loa remonerative purpoes, The etilt i erected in auch @ way that it eeome to be onfinished, and the pramies them. Still Expected Prom the United States Side of the Rorder. Darcy Metiee Receive | tna a Ventilation &e. Darthaaehe Near Quebec, Mowresat, Nov. 22, 1869. ‘The Minerve, government organ, save the Governor ! @enoral has received a despot fromthe British Colo- mul Office, whieb st that the possibility of trouble ‘Pefore long ip the United States renders inceasant vizk ance indiepensadle on che part of selves look we if they were underwoing au oternal then repair. his t* done in order to delnde ihe in- ‘The government and rouge papers ars Laving a contro. | Spector into the beliaf that the parties are putting weray about Darcy MoGee, Minister of Avec ul: up 4 distitery apd intend taking ont a liconse as The 7) soon os they have completed their arrangements, At Matter assert that MoGee 's not to go 0) a (ormnisstoner | night bhey seemingly close the diatillery op, and, as far fo the Parie Exhibition, beeanse the Meitiey govern. | a OWtWard appearances vo, not a living soul Js to be meen Went bave censured as improdent a speceh Le dey | or heard int. But shortly after nightfall, however, the ared recontly at Toronto, blaming the American govern: ment for their conduct at the time of tie Fenian + ‘The government papors say the story te untroe, . feturned from Quebee yesterday, having been suo) Shere to a conference with tho Governor 1 Major Cleary, of the Tenth regiment, martiaied here for going to Ragland to got married deave had been refused = Tho seatence has bon ref to England, General Averi!! hae arrived in Montreal, to entor on ‘hin duties as United States Conse! Gen ral for Briivh Awerica, vice Hou. Jon Potter, rox'gned. ‘The earthquake of Monday wns feit over a large ace fires are lit and the still put tn operation, good care beiny taken tat nota gleam of light will penetrate into the atreet, and aleo that a rigid silenes is preserved, In thie way om eixty to seventy gallons were can of ore daylight, being conveyed through pipes laid ‘to tho cellar of @ bullding in the rear of ‘ould & seizure then be made, the lowe of th fw of Hitt oneequenoe, as tt will mi wertwo hundred dollars, and they \ their tHleit operations as much at ) Fafetrs having ascertained how the affulr ot or four o'clock on Wednewlay morning pon the auspected promises tn com: Mon of Eastern Canada. At Loretta, near Quebec, it tan ever of the Forty-ffth preotnet. ‘antec two minutes, shaking everythiag violently, and Knooksd a6 the trom door, hut not recelving any wecompanied by a heavy rumbling sound under gigund, | TPE’ ‘boy br cewlad tothe rear and discovered, a8 dike beavy artillery they expooted todo, a etiil in full blast apd two men, who gave their names #s Brown and Kelley, and who om, rapidly filing some barrela with fo found @ number of barrels of whiskey Indiguation Townrds the Yankee Decvstay- ere-Arrival of Troops, &e. oa > ie #9 a complete distilling apparatis. In order th put © slop tothe Mtoloerie alae en ap | THF Femaisiod on the promises until they cvaid com: deer and other gaia, now going on iu thin country by | Merrion wins martes femal eee eee OF the Third American huntere. tte recog Ane on 1m tia country LY | disteies, win made 4 formal setznte of the whole oxtnb- port he end peaied thats fneutding all the appartenances for mauatac. a 1 + stringent kay, Information was received that some of ‘Troops are conse ve ‘ we nmnent als had been bribed by consideratie ~4 ® hore .0ok these contraband procosdings. Pitt ‘ P salt iia onary 04 Ve Uy — Ay i 7 bet med the Quobee RESOURCES AND PROSPERITY OF COLORADO. ¢ Fontan Triale, —- aa Seaeieie. wae Omoseo, Nov, 22, 1506. ince Derda and None NK Senator Prana, hole wand pebleel cltieene of Roue ss onater Evans, of Colorado, delivered an address on eapes honors Yhe Puciic Raltroad and the natural resources and pros “A despatch anno tbeeontyhation af g1a.a00 | Pete of Colcrado before the Chamber of Commerce Fe Quctee Retiet van tyis aNeenoon, He demonstrated the great weaith and , ooURLY (own, I 1 Sf oC December, at | promise of the country aaan argament in favor of the pone ean focation of the ratiroad through the territory, He eaid DEATH OF JAMES BrEWStcA | (hat the Rell, silver, copper and lead ores were found ayo { In Coworeto over @ district along, the sndwy range verde cf two haodred miles, aod from ten ) fiver miles on each side of it, Ho explained ‘(ie igdians had interrapted emigration for the fast I @ resolution to co- rajload communication with ver at earliest practicable day, BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. ‘Lavine oF raz Corwen Store yor 4 Metmoptsr Eriscora Cxorca um tae Eastern Distaicr.—Ye afternoon the members of the South Fifth Street Methodist Episcopal chureh met in their place of worship, when the pastor, Rev. ©. H. Payne, stated that, after some interesting ceremonies, they would proceed to lay the corner stone for the new edifice in the course of erection for the church, at the corner of Bedford avenue and Wilson street. Rev. Edwin L. Janes, a brother of Bishop Janes, made the opening prayer. Bishop Janee delivered an, address Shristlan duty. A Ta Wah bagels tind Ta ae as “ew edifite, ‘when’ the corner stove was laid with th “rena Eeemaae ie lof decorated Gothic of the thirteen the the the St. Jobn’ in the richest st tury. It will ry spr, Theat was ee seongy te pom eariy sat the sa unt Dacortber: 1807. The Bullding in waleh tho oclty is now worshipping will be offered for sale. ‘Tae Battnoow Fracas—Examiearion serore Justicn Conwwatr.—An examination took place yesterday morning before Police Justice Cornwell, in the case of a youth named Daniel O'Keefe, who was arrested on Monday night last for drawing a pistol while at a ball of the Atlantic Social Club, which was held at Gothic Hall on the evening mentioned. The difficulty grew out of an insult offered by one of the oung men present to a lady with whom he was dancing. ie Aret witness called was constable George Colgan, who dey that while on duty at Gothic Hall. between the hours ofone and_two A. M., he was called up stairs by the president of the Social to arrest the defendant, O'Keefe, who Was creating @ disturbance; upon reaching the head ef the stairs he auw the defendant standing with a revolver in his hand, which was pointed toward the crowd that were athered around him, aud that four or five of the party had flott'of him trying to get him down stairs; was of the impres- sion that he was struck while there: witness selzed him by one hand and selzed the revolver with the other, but could not wrest it from him; th crowd in the meantime kept pressing, 80 that O'Keefe got away from them and ran out in the street, pursued by him: near the corner of Concord and Nassau streets, however, witness onme up with O'Keefe, and walle trying toget the revolver out of his hand It went off, he supposed by aceldent; he then took the defendant to thé station house: while the crowd inthe ball was pressing : O*Kecfe Ina threatening manner he remombered hearing him say to the crowd, “If any of you lay hands on me T will shoot yon,” or words to that effect; at the time O'Keefe had the appearance of having been’ roughly han died. Willlam Lyneh , a youth of about eighteen years, who bore aeblack eye {n commemoration of the affair, was then called to. the stand, and testified to bis having been at the hall on the night in'question: saw O'Keefe there, who was dancing with « young lady with whom he (Lynch) was slightly acquainted; as she éame round in the dance near where he was sitting he bowed to her and smiled, which she acknowledged In a similar manoor: this exchange of recognition occurred twice in succession. when, while he was standing up, the second time the couple came near him, he was struck and knocked down by her partner, O'Keefe! deponent had known the lady for a ‘year; had not’spoken i of her, nor used any undue famillarily at the time he was struck, Peter Shea, the President of the AUantic Soctal Club testified as to the abuse which the defendant received at the hands of the crowd while ejecting him from the hall, and corroborated the cvidence ’f Constable Colgan tn the matter, John Cole substantiated the testimony of Shea. The next witness was Willian J, Williams, who was siting be- hind Lyneh at the time of the disturbance; he saw Lynch hold of the lady's dress and pull it twi 4 overheard ling in a disrespectful manner; be did but did see the defendant Knocked ed. ch strnek, down, kicked and otherwise roborated thix version of the affair, and the case was finally dismissed with a reprimand to O'Keefe from Justice Corn- Other evidence cer. Y, NOVEMBER 23, Yev$ CITY INTELLIGENCE. Boppax Deare.—On Wednesday evening Mr. Henry B. Johns, who bad recently arrived from Charleaton, where he had been for the benefit of his health, called upon Mra, Sheridan, living at 190 Franklin street, and requested per- mission to remain there overnight. He was unable to speak above a whisper, and told Mra, Sheridan that he was suffer. AIRIVAL OF JAPANESE OFFICERS. Two young officers belonging to the household of the Prince of Higo, who ise potentate of the , empire, arrived here on Tuesday by the bark Wi ‘They are en route to Philadelphia, where they remaining for five years, in order to acquire a - knowledge of naval science and to acquaint thomecive with the manners and customs of the ‘(great republic, ’? | POLICE INTELLIGENCE, Taming Apvanrace oF CincumstaNces—SreaLina ar 4 Fiae.—At an early hour yesterday morning s fire broke out in the premises adjoiulng 628 Broadway, and as on all such occasions groat excitement prevailed about the building. The firemen were active in getting their engines in position 80 as to speedily extinguish the flames, and in the mean- from bronchitis, that his Southern trip had dae him no | time the thieving fraternity hovered about in large numbers sae, ire Toh wan qa to his oo eae raay | to "avail thomeciven af any” opportny wrivch might | Tt is rather w remarkable fact that though. the Tooked. oh anligt and ¢ caw Mi. Jonna ising serosa the Bos" naerovery, to J their orn ve They, aa up | are anxious to raise Bary, to be als by Cte parent tinet. called ‘stairs whon 1 own. brat ia Lie door and found. Hr, Sonus dead, Goponer | ang ae geen ound Lago ihe people and in their own shipyards, Tycoon, ig Gover sul held an inquest on the Zenalde Delessard at the above number. 5 4 ‘on reluctant in the country to ik, Maia te tat acs Marae of | BOSTPRMdndiea, th, eatin ture an ar | aa" ac os ee tena ‘ebronic bronchitis, A verdict to that effect was re ‘by | smail articlon® The teniptation was 9 great. for bim to | 22, 8 young gent ee the jury. Deceased was about forty years of ase and a! wil and, woiry, James count! ym had fory hative of thiscountry, He has left a widow and two chit: | escape, bul an aficer of the een ‘on duty at mtry Bi am ‘ dren, who are aupposed to be living {n Jersey City or Hobo- | the fire arrested him ‘and found in his bidden 4 en. Mr. Johns was a travel ‘oF conn a The | sion the . which ‘subsequently ide: and | They are brothers, and rather Coroner ‘of the remains, and the relatives can | claimed by Miss ‘wastaken to the Spring | names of Numa Gaws are 4 obtain further information by ‘applying at the Coroner's | street station and subsequen' ere, rteous ing ip their manners, Among the, office, No. 4 Centre street, on the necessary being, Sustice of | curiosities ex! many visitors Sxcoxp AxxvAL. Coxvanri6x ov Rampet Faaxco-Card- | Sent qinaanate cua for trial; | Bell Smarty two yeaa | 8 pale fine pins.—The second annual convention of resident Franco | by iyadeis'acabluetinsker’ ane oe were Canadians will be held on Saturday, December 1, at cues ‘A Buneram Cavant In Tax Act.—Jobu Forrie occupies | and bad been in their famil; hentred Bi Cn Hall. The object of this yearly gathering is to strengthen | appartments on the third floor of premises No. 116 William ‘They stated thas bonde ‘two Ca. ‘of @ weepon This is a pleog Fee oD ee, dansera which; in tne | stteet, and on Wednesday afternoon, during his absence, | of knowledge that ‘antiquarians ara’ the convention, threaten their coun- | one of his rooms was entered by George Adams by means of | not possessed of, was snether ory intent of scone tearing down a window which had been nailed up against | ticle of cu! particular pleasure rp Spmaeinas of Meners, eares Bare anette inoneenat hibit, It is used for tl of suicide; for when, boeuf, Vice President; Francois White coolty ing to appropri. | ex Purpope of excites Giroux, Treasurer, to his own use gun apparel valued at §} 0, | a J reprit by bis superiors o the act by Peter Greaser, who lives | considers it im , which he does by Fine 1x East Tweirra Straxt.—Shortly before two o'clock ng, whi detained him ull an oficer of | Grawing this & ‘weapon transversely across his ‘bow.’ on thursday morning a fire originated in arear hall bedroom, nd was end, took George in charge. | ig are anxious. on the third floor of No. 86 East Twelfth street, occupied by | Yesterday the prisoner was oral, Adana ie isn youth of | #0800 the mysterious * oem the oul Mra, E. Barth as aboarding house, The fire was discovered pineteen Peay was born in nd claims | tide world, by some of the boarders, who tried to extinguish the flames | to live at 98 Firat ‘He te a cigar maker by trade, VERY. SOCIETY, without giving an alarm. They worked well, bné the flames | A Rarorap Mzxaznor ras Warp Faumy um Tuovste— PENNSYLVANIA. ANTI-SLA\ . spread up between the wall and Parring to, ibe Soar beams, Mason ut-rus Russe Senvice.~Mr. James L. Abbott, of 116 — Nov, 22, 1860. ee were wy aisha gn 5 ex. Pearl stresh, Japeten anne ee ane The annual meeting of the Peonsy! A Hngulshed the fire. arrivalof the insurance Preferred a complaint against Albert C. Warde young man | 90:17 commenced its session to day. routing watch n froma dai by | abont twenty-five years of age. In bis deposition Mr. Ab- | business had been when. Davie read oye a toga w not pay aceon, 5 oe dott sets forth shat on ‘he 12th inst. Ward appearedSt his tony worded. pon, wi Dene fe pees The building.and part of the furniture are owned ir. praying for the hment of President Jobnson, Rigg. Fe el gin Borer Soe ; ine society adjourned till evening. au originated indow ———— nent oat io See been caused by rats or ARREST OF A BUIGLAR, : Fins 1m Broapway.—While the firemen were at the above aspie= Nov. 22, 1806. fire an alarm was given for « fire at No. 630 Broadway, near ‘Wm. 8. Sheldon altos Bill oo ‘art, Jaecarq. Bleecker etreet. ‘The flames were first seon in the rear room & Co.'s jewelry store of about $12,000 worth of diamonds last. Tuesday, was captured yesterday at Odiv, IIL, and {s now In jail here, togettier with a supposed confederate named Charles Sanders, on the third floor, which premises, together with the upper floor, were occupled by Willlam Klauberas a photograph gal- lery. The flames extended to the tep floor, and before the fire was extinguished the roof was nearly all destroyed. Mr. y fi H hy fie I Died. hurence ‘Company “$1,000, ° ihe’ secoud Rove ia oocu Lonanp,—On Thursday evening, November 22, at her fed by Madames Viel, dressmakers. Their property father’s residence, No. 163 West Forty-third street, Man; renentations and | carer Jann, the belo was nearly all removed by the —polion ine an ea watch, The damage to. thelr property will e intent {0 chext aud defraud. “Henry W. Murrell : be about $000: insured for $200 in the Excelsior Tnstrance | sino [of No. 116 Peayt aireot,” madean aghdavlt setisng forth seed TE yoarh S nantes 08 2 eae daughter of Terance Leonard’ Savannah (Ga,) and Troy (N. ¥.) papers please copy. ‘Maraney.—On Taursday night, November pi at eleven o’clyck, after a lingering illness, Saran ELIZAReTa, daughter of James fT. and Ann Marsdev, aged 8 years, Company. The first floor {a occupied by A. H. Dunscomh, audilor; stock damaged by water aout $1,000; insured for 7,000 in the Lorillard and Kinga County tnaurance compa- nies. ‘Thé basement 1s occupied by W. & J. Murphy, boot and shoe makers: damage $150; iusured, ‘The building gyned by Captain John Graham. It is, damaged about $2,000, and is fully insured. Some slight damage by water was done to Nos, 628 and 632. The origin of the fire 1# at presont under investigation by the Fire Marshal, Accioest ON BOARD A Stxawer.—Owen O'Donnell, a Inborer employed on board « steamer tying at pier No. 46 North river, was thrown down a hatebway yesterday, sus- that quainted with the family of Mr. of Loulaville, Ky., and that the accused that fami! ‘utd, w ‘was committed to prison tee Dowling itan examination. The accused 1a one of the parties suspected of having been on- aged in firing the hotels of this city late in the fall of 1864, 'y occupation he tan drover and dealer in stock, He is a native of Loutsville, Ky. PLUNpuning 4 Stxawsoat.—Charles H. Myers, employed on bonrd the steamboat City of Hartford, yesterday caused the arrest of William Weeks, whom he caught, in the act of leaving the bout with tablecloths sheets, pillow cases and jot a member of 8 months and 3 days. Notice of. funeral in to-morrow’s paper. For other Deaths ae S-venth Pxge.) MISCELLAS HIRAM ANDERS Y. 1 NO, 9 BOWERY, 1d Brussels Carpets, Lowel A® taining injuries that may prove fi rsthata bar. | other articles which it i charged ho had stolen from the ing English velvet an threes rel which was being lowered 5] the slings and | dining room and berths of the steamer. Justice Dowling | piy and inurain Carpets, at greatly reduced prices, buyers hed him trom bis position near the batchway to the bot- | committed the accused to the Tombs for trial in default of | are invited to cal', Onclotha from three to eighteen feet the hold, frecturing his skull and breaking his | $1,000 bail, The stolen property belongs to the Hartford | wide; Druggets, four yard cord Mats, Matting, at low rates, Steamboat Compauy. Look for No. #% Bowery AuuxG@ry LAxceny or 4 Trunk.—On Wednesday night « trunk which had heen checked to Utica, New York, and was the property of John J. Foote, of Hamilton, was minsed from the platform on which it stood among other baggage: preparatory to being placed on the train. A careful search soon discovered it lying under the John MeCord, who'h shoulder blade. An officer of the Twenty-eighth precinet conveyed (he unfortunate man to the New York Hospital. RaiLxoap Accroent.—Yesterday morning a boy named ‘Taomas Murphy, residing with bis parents at No, #24 West ‘Twenty-seventh street, had his right foot cut open, from the tors to the ankle, by a wheel of one of the Hudson River Railroad care. {t appears that he was atsempting to croae ¥ THE HOLIDAYS. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE COUNTRY or RIOW DINNER AND TEA SETS, PARIS CLOCKS AND STATUARY, And FINE FANCY GOODS8—of our own iiaportalion, latform. A man named been noticed hovering idly abont tho Hevanth avenue, ut Thirty second stteet, when be was | J ad been not overt th sirnck by the car and injured in the manner deseribed, gauge, was arrested on the charge of having removed the OVINGTON BROTHERS, Accivent 10 & STABLEMAN.—Patrick MePhillips, em. | unk. Justice Ledwith yesterday committed him for tris Noe, 298, 208. ane oe Fotos aiteee epee, AN Ou OrvenvEen Cavaut.—George Bartlett, allas “Ba: Ker,” well known to many of our police offleers as an expert pickpocket, was arraigned before Justice Dowling yesterday afternoon on the complaint of Misk Maggie Watson, a young Indy living at 286 Second street. She states that on Tuesday while riding up from the Battery in one of the West ot cars, the prisoner entered the car and seated himself de her, Miss Watson then had « wallet containing $12 in the pocket of her dreas; but after the prisoner left the car, near the Jersey Olty ferry, she missed her money. Yester- day, while waiking in the street, Miss Watsou'raw Bartlett and caured his arrest. Sho positively Identified the prisover the individual who seated himself beside her in the eur. mugistrate, from the evidence presented Leing fully con vinced of “Bunker's” gullt, committed him for trial. He ls ployed in the stables of the Third Avenue Railroad Compa ny, was seriously injured yesterday by a bale of hay having fallen on his head fvom a height of about twenty-five feot. He was immediotely token to Bt. Luke's Tospital Jt in thought, however, that his injuries are not faial. Accipext 10 4x Agen Woman.—On Wodnenday night Jo- hanna Sex.on, sixty years of age, residing in Albany street, near Washington street, fell dawn several fights of stars at No, &9 Mulberry street, eustaining a severe fracture of the right ley, The poor woman was conveye to Bellevue How. pital Iva siate of extreme exlaustion by an officer of the Sixth precinet. Serious Occorersoe ar Peck Star Feney.—On Wednes- DECORATED DINNER, TEA AND — A.A. fe Table Ae ts, in great variety; Silver Plated Ware, on’ Utensils, China and Glassware. RD D WASSFORD'S Great Emporium, Cooper Institute and Astor place, corner streets ‘ ABSOLUTE DECREE OF D{VORCE, GOOD IN every country. legally obtained, without publicity or exposure; no fee charged until divoree ts granted. PONGHORUE LINCOLN By'Nassau street. Counsellor, IVORC!S OBTAINED ACCORDING TO STATUTR from the Courts of six different States, where cruelty, drunkengess or desertion is cause sufic'cul 1. KING, Counsello:-at-Law, 912 Broadway, well against carrying weapons such as that drawn at the Vall room, E Tax Vorn or Kités County ron Goverxor.—The county canvassers for Kings county completed the canvass of the vote for Governor yesterday morning, which gives Hoffman 9,492 majority over Fenton. ° ‘Tux Tnovstxs oF A Poon Or Max.—Johu Van Pelt is a poor old man of sixty-three winters and as many summers, who is wubject to protracted spells of ill-temper, during ch his wife is the prine sufferer. John restded until lerday mie it M4 Middle street, Gowanus, of which vouse Moses Platt is the lawful owner. On Wednesday Van Velt was arrested on the complaint of Mr, Platt for having maliciously broken a lock on the door of the house yester- day. je appeared betore Justice Cornwell, who sent the old man to the penitentiary for three months. Disaonxst Seevant Come 10 Garev.—Two servant girls in the employ of Clark, of Clinton street, were arrested on Wednesday evening, charged with having stolen clothing and jeweiry, in conjunction with a certain Beruard ages, & brother of one of the parties, from the residence gf the’ doctor during the absence of hinwelf vid famiiy. The je m were stored at the house of Lynch. In Hobol where ¢] were found and recovered by an officer of the Forty-third Prectens proton, Fhe paripsactenes are Bridget Lynch, Margaret Taivot and Bernard Lyne. They will be exarained before the Police Justice of the Kirst Dis Bushwick and Myrtle arrested yesterday on a charge of violating the third section of the Exelse law. The complainant in the cars fs John Evans, of No, 246 Bloomfield st uty. On being arraigned before Justice Daly the prisoner pleaded rot quilty, and bis examination was set down for Wednesday Dent. A Tea Pawry.—The Ladies’ Aid Sooleiy of the W street Methodist Episcopal charch, Rey. W. W. pastor, had a (ox party at thelr mee: Which was well attended, The proc voied to the Nquidation of the debt nes to $9,000, after f the Mureh, which m0) ralsed by sirbsorip t Sunday. "Abo hots were wold lost night at « de wrved in the bath school it waa pre coded byt Philip Phi Hands street eh stremt Missle and Rey. Ds Otatrict. Th never more prosperny. present, It ership of two hundred, a Sabbath ach than doubled sine Apri! last, ‘Toe Forry-Suveen Reenmnt, Nation at Foriy-sevenci reghnent, Colonel J. V. Messerole, the best Orfiled reginent tn Kings connty, will parade with the First | New York on Monday next. Through the conr nding the division, the ition inthe Third brit de ight, Xtoth, Foirty ¢ reeiment will pro t ferry. NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE. dersey Clty. A Coonub Mas BEATEN OF & Feent Boar-On Wod- aeeday evening » colored man named Alexander Joheaon was asvunited on a Desbrosses street ferry boat, while on lta way W Jeragy City, by two deck hands named Liveharged. harged with simiiay ouirages on the and Pavonia ferry boats, not to speak of tua eheie tnevlence 10 pasmeagers tolarabie. Awhort tims noon hy an Erie Railway detective, on suspicion of steatiog are enpposed to belong to Who take tha iron found tring areuad the ahope of the and aftor heavmng it intg Lie water, flab f owt and it as thelr own. —Last evening a large oumber of Fenians assembled at Oraton Mall, to Hsien to addresses from A. L. Morrison, of Miseourt; General Spear, and George Archdeacon, the latter being the late Head Centers 1p Liverpool, The speakers declared that another movement fonld soon be made tn behalf of the [righ republic, the Statement being received with applagse, A eomaiderabie amount of 1: was reortend Ia ald pL eae. - Jections for Seton Hall college, a: Orange, have been made, the total amount received hein: Newark charense contrived on feoeeeeet “a The atriok’s Cathedral, mes’, $363; St. Jobn's, S811. St. Joasph's, $103. Mitrtare INsrecrion.The Second regiment, N. J. R. C., were Inspected aud reviewed yesterday afternoon on the military park, after which they paraded the atresta, They Dresenied « neat appearance arid soldierly bearing. Witt ov tum Lave Sexaton Waiaet,The will of the late Senator Wi Surrogate’s ofice of Keser county, ‘The entire valae of tho estate is $1,000,000§809,000 in real ostate and $400,000 in sgnal property. The entire amount ia willed to the family, with the exception of $1,000 given to the House of Prayer (Episcopal) church. Proromn Extancement or Newsna.—Application wit! he made at (ho next session of the Legislature to por: tion of Clintwa township to Newark, to be knowa as the Pitteeuth ward, Berge Absounsaent or tue County Covars.—_The county courte were adjourned oo Monday till (he Gret Tuesdag-fa Decom- ber, The reoomt of the court shows am increase on the criunina( calépdar as compared wiih previous terms, PROTEST AGAINST THE SALE OF THE IRON MOUNTAIN AAILROAD, 81, Tovm, Nov. Sve. ‘A number of prominent citizens of St. 1. rong protest to Governor Fieteh inet the recent sale of the Iron Mountain Railroad, o jam Wright has been admitted to probate In the arou that other parties bid more than the persons te Whom Wigee Fear, pag Hay wo! Hpians had ivled, he false sted § the rood was awarded by the Commissioners ances Where tur night boate was tu: Atiaamy Twert.or 20x. —A mea named John Morris nnd hin son, both from New York, wore arensied yostorday afer day night anaccident happened to a tailor named Manuel | {wenty tour years of age, aud a native of New York. Guihardt, residing at No. 45 avenue A, which nearly proved | §ivng 10 Him.—Jobn Reilly, @ wretched looking young BO ey ery We aeee iPad ten oer, sae i feral. Te gees he was a massonger on a ferrsboat and | man, with a shabby alr and smutty face, was arrested yes, | Flour, and every (hing else cheaper thin any store in New at in attempt or Jump off he fell between the opening, njuved by a pair of shears which were {i terday, having been detected in stealing a pair of pants from and was severe); in iis sido pocket. After being extrientud from hin critical | the store No. 277 Sevonth avenue, His clothes were paiched | [NCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.--BRONCHITI8 AND CAs Ponition it was fouud necessary to convey ‘him to Hellerne | and pinned and atitehed ere and there, and he slouched into Peer En the pretended remedies hitherto offered, ins Hospital for medical trealiment, the court room with both band et in bie pockets, as (though that were a necessity to keep his garments frowsfalling off him, ‘The prisoner protested bia tpnocence, and said th one had “slung” the pants to him from the store door. wee committed for trial, Unticensep Savors’ Boarnine Hovsrs,—Tnanc W. Smith, wecrotary of the Board of Commiasioners for Meensng sail- ora’ boarding honses, made complaint yesterday at the Essex ing the probing, s m dniudive. Farat Accipent av tHe Rooskvers Srevwr Ferny,—During the usual atx o'clock crowding at the Roosevelt street ferry lat evening an unknown man was knocked down and mo over by « horse and cart driven by Androw Miller, and almost instantly killed. Miller was {immediately arrested and the body of {he vietim of the accident taken ta the Morgue, The man was dressed in a black beaver overcoat, black 3 fared, bat many sacritioed. from at OMe i Nature's sovereign plants havo now furntshedsa Positive Cure, as proven . Explanatory circular one sas vice ‘WM. R. PRINCE, Flushing, N. Lp BYES MADE NEW, WITHOUT SPECTACLE: loctor or medieh receipt ten cena. ‘Address Dr. B- B? Foote, 1,10) Broatway, X. Ys «, white shirt, browa mixed veut, black neckile, canton | Market Police Conrt against John Mon: » No. 10) el drawers. Ho was # nen of rether sandy complexion, | Yherry street; John » er th, of No jouth siveet, un FOR? fair andwhiskers of tight brown, mixed with gray, H, Brinkinan, of Nos. 7) und'77 Chariton street, for evading COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE RUPTURED--SENT, re. Reid. on recalpy, ten cents. Address Dr. EB, . Foote, 1,130 Broadway, ‘ork. . HOONFIDENTIAT, INFORMATION, FOR THE MAR, Atdree Bra Foote, 1150 the law by nesbechng oF refusing to take out a license. They wore aevergily held to answer, A Gnackuxss WRanaux.—Most revered and respected among the large etrele of his friends ie Samuel Smith, Who has not heard of him—Suiith, the affable, tho polite, the centiomanlyY If there are agy of the readers of this chronicle whowe benighied minds beg not been irradiated and made effulgent by the genius which hovers about the name of Samuel Smith, a few worda desertotive of the emi- nent worth and services of that gentleman will not be in- appropriate, Sainuel Smith is the centre of « clrele of ad- mirlog friends, who have long been ascustomed to look upto him for advice and counsel, as well as tor the pleasure which DeatH vRow Scarps.—At the asylum for deaf mules, situated near Washington Heights, « lad eleven years of age, uamedJobn O'Bail, was sevovelw seakied yerlerday mo! ing. and died (rom the effect of his in jurtes last evening, Recovery or 4 Bony.—The bods of an unknown drowned man was recelved at the Morgue yesterday afternoon from Fast Seventeenth street. The age of deceased was about thirty-five, height five fect eight Inches, stout build. sand: hair and goatee, full get of teeth, Had on dlack froek coat, gray vest ond pants, blue overalls, white muslin shirt, blue undershirt, black neckile and boots. { CITY POLITICS. ten cents, Address THE D) TER OF THE to ‘seventh Counctimanic, "Mr. Colle’s, $01 Third the Somes ety bavid a. Stern, John P. Develin, Twentieth Ward; Jeremiah M Hugh Merrick, Twenty-firat Ward. nye ROBERT JOHNBTON, M. D., Chairman. Dexncuatie ‘Usgos Cooxcaasio Coxvesrtone, —The | is derived from intercourse with an intellect a0 massive s Gelevates to the Fifth District Councitmanie Convention, | odor? member of half home scioutife coctetion wits See oe ee ee at meas comprising, the Twelfth, Ninctoenth and Twenty-second | laivrmisabin, tion, and” corresponding, member "a1 | Sinety-eeventh sires and Brondway, on ‘Tharedag | wards, assombled in force last vight at the hotel corner | the country, where is gigantic | mind" might | R°vusteee). Soha helio deotiaale Me Bonded a Jt pegeseed trock and Seventh avenue, Previous to | ate Dewe Aud nolicude whersin io work out the great preb- | Wataby John Hyun, Thos, Fepion f 7 tenes, with a praiseworthy self-denial he ty, as furniahing a is in behalt of [, | the organization of the meeting there was no lack of evidence of the highly efferveecent clomente of which ( wes composed, and the evident fear of each party of JOHN McQUADE was nominated by acolamation, as the regular Mozart Hall candidate of the Seventeenth Alderm nic distriet, EDWARD SMYTH, Chairman, Tnomas Fire Grnatv, Secretary. he almost evenly balanced strength of the respective .GATER Wings evinced itself in some severe personal allusions } 23%" nelent nage Bpracs intisaat the Beveateomth fs aenenEey y * allusions F with giatification at the accomplish: dai Hatten Dall, corate of lente. regarding ti® taaternity of some of the adherents of | rie, Mr. Smith inought of earryi on Thureday evening. November | ‘ ‘ the nome; bul, with characteristic gord taste, he avoided the Scan ennaniaceaee iembaas prospeative nominees, What promised to be an tation of egotism which envious people might cast 1366, . DE was unanimously nominated for an a couple of the delegates waa him, by” giving to bia delightful retreat the | Alderman of A of the tmely reparation of the antezo of “The ope" 470, those who have there Twelfth ward. a y one of the medi- h am nevolent | expression Oo | chopherd Knapp, Geo. W. Thompson, Thos. Tone, torial privileges to be enjoyed on By Secrest eerrountel Cheriea Places Philip Divers: DF Ingrahamydr., This Individual mnebed crackers from logic of vume great iden, the sight tan never ti Thos H. Landon, Thos €. Kennedy, William Howe. s} on the counter, and intimated that he be- Brier itv that long ult John Baimore, | Peter MoCusker' Adolphus From, | lieved himeif compecent for al! the pugilism to be di ns boen laid sway in the mouldering vault Wh reg far prsek I pereey Besaiee ed. whilo the bystanders seemed to share the opinion, | Femain green to « numerous circle of devoted and aduuiring | 3°" Magra” Joun B, Mekeant O. Calughene =? | and quietiy acquirsced in his ability. The meet associates, Upto within a short time past Bernard Con- | peter Cavanagh i "John Mekvoy, . % nerdly was included ia the select band of this good us ter Cavanagh, in MeKvoy, “i Was calied to order by Mr. George W. Plonkett, in Suis uaa eecaeainelt ba eieaenaeieaories JOHN BALMOKE, Chairinan, j chur. An informal ballot was then taken to ascertain ‘and he eoterisined @ sccret males towards bie-| _D. P. Incnanan, Jr., See. | the tendency of the meetiny, ang after parsing an hour | and a half tn noisy brawting About motions, amend- mente and reconsiderations of queetions, with some + because of bh tnd his friends had uupertor talent. On Tuesday Mr. pariaking of slight colia. ir. Conbertiy was there T A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC the mpire Democratic Association ward, lield at iheir heudyuarters, avenue'B MEETING or of the Tuesday even- decidedty vociferous responses to the calla for ayes sud Perhaps the wine he drank. | iit 0 ty “ i. November di. 1¢05, wiler Messrs. Hoieruan, , the meeting adjourned until Monday, the 26th ye.ne come exeres, but, the Lact le well eetablished | gid cullivan had roferred im eloquent terms le Hon. GEORGE U. BARNARD, wnat meg mith mildl; reved Ris pupil, jo Bom. ea = —- carton Of tho inttor’s wrath terted | for Comptrolier the following resclations were i mut. The Third District Convention adjourned til Tuesday newt hpon thesage. Mr. Connerdly denounced his at Resolved That this axsoctalon, with e view to e The Saeo istrict Convention nated ¥ old wheeay humbug, ani went 60 fg as to his fist In | Proper candidate for Comptroller, care! pater Culkin, taichaal "Ee "Cos, mteey Oberle, Teng | watzen “Noone who didnot xem the bearing of the worthy | te uallestons of the various gentieinen, named f Devitt 3 . et thet moment can te the ‘rare com. | Ofice, recognize in the Hon. George woth, a of geod qualities which sourenirate in thae | dently Kt to fill the position; his long connection with Tho First District Convention nominated James brain. Calmly, coolly, benerolently, with a placid oy ary of thiseity, where, on he bee used Cherry, First ward ; be arons, and te brie? terme Judiciel powers In the cave of justice, as has been Samuel F. Beckner, Second ward; M. Carrol, Sixth ward; Hugh (Reilly, Thirteenth ward; Brian Gallagher, Foureath ward. Mozart Atpexwasic Nowinatioss —The Mozart Hall trict Aldermanic Convention met last night, and ed Theodore Allen for Alderman. the Seventh District Convention ex-Alderman shown by his able opta ona. charges to juries, their attention to the corrapt jobbery orfthe flings recom: mend hin for the place, Resois od. That thie aaoctation, believing the Hon. @. Barnard to be ant “Ring,” “will h au] him as our candidate for Comptrot'er of the ety of Sew York, and use ali honorable eff vs to secure . ¢ AMes HUGHES, President ‘onperdly, Towards b’uself was as nothing. be could charitably orertook that: but o« deadly (o the harmony of his popile of “The Stoop” tt ox not be forgiven, He would therefore imaelt inflict the pun- Isbment due to the offender, by expelling him of + armis for. ever fron these classic precincts. The arrying ® wr nearly three hundred pounds, could noi be expected to advanoe with the amity of & ihtarmed warrior (7 tbe al tt Chipp was nominated. charge, hut he did assume a manly posture But | BARrnoronnw REDMOND. } Sooretarten, Dewocnanic MON Arprnaamo Nowmmation.—At af {;onnerdiy did not propose to by chastived tH i lh ee! i rn said meeting of the Ninth Aldermanic District Democratic | that the latter speedily succumbed, and crying for a censation TA MEETING OF THE CITIZENS’ UNION DEMO. Union G Son Fe: waded of homuiltion was rescued by the remalning pupils. “Con “aon, held at the Eleetic Medical Dis ‘nion Convention Iaut night James Gregory was noml- | nerdly triumphantly departed, visited with the contempt of 8, Hast Twenty: sixth street, o& Thur uated for Alderman. on. iremerd Bir. Bent (- CT aed! wits, and | Srening. November 22 a oly a, eae 4 m o ‘and fending Con: ‘was toon imously nominal 2 derman CoxanrretiowaL Uxios Nominations, —The Comatitntional | (resto eremer at the Special Resins ee wae bound | Hecate first ware, Fifteenth aldertaante diatriot Union Canvention for the Fifth Councilmanic district was A Mysteniovs Acexcy,—Two empty barrels were yester. » s by ¥! held on Wednesday evening, at the Clyb House, Ne. 800 | day lying in front of a store on the corner of Twenty « TEENS ATO Third avenue, The following named geatlemen were the | street and Eighth avenue, The proprietor wax PIPTEENTH Riese it ry FIRST WARD, unanimous choice of the del y—Mr. Stephen Rob- | just inside his stove, talktng with some customers, wh: ae O in a, UHRA OD, ieiiia pain eg Bema iA Be ong Beco bg beheld one of the barrels commence to rollsiowly away. Ne | Groner H. Van Crater, Seovetary. : sy ; Mr , 3 secon ; Mr. vera Bh I Henry Murray, Twenty-soeéud ward, and Mr. Charlos H. | {twit iner's taster motion withior any afkarest sporty’ | (PAMMANY HALL. yous, Nineteenth ward. By this tine the barrel had rwached ( eh raat Alderman FOL MOGL TE ened at 190 Green. , i'was turcing when the natonished store wich # jerman SOUS is rece Courrmonuen BResNax Nowimates Hiwamy vor Ree | it asteg into the S teams of tee beaten nomination EDWARD Hogan Chairman Nomipating Cou' P. J. Pinw, Third words l geerstneree eno Daxim Paiet, Fourth ward, | Serstaries, eLection,—Comproller Matthew T. Brennan announces himself, through a public cireular to his friends, as a candidate for re-election to his present position. He tn- vitea all bis friends who have tn*uence to concentrste power was divovered in the form of » ragged suagly doubled up in the Interiog. The culprit w forth and delivered into the hands of the Francis Contry to Fustion 1 rrogatorios put te I hen He wave with, and from ee IRD ALDERMANIC DISTRICT —AT A MEBTIN was learned fovighe- he was without parente and without ary home H. ‘of the delegation appointed in pars ot and secure hie election, The ‘‘ring™ redimvus! ited to the care of the Commissioners of Furic Democratic Union General Commies a hebercante, gore —_ Correction. ner of Horrison aod Hudson streets, on Wi Dovember 21, Mr. JOUN *HIELDA, of the ceived the unanimous vote of the con rant ot. pails mere, ba of this di ISAAC Bi K, Chatman. ua retary, QD ALDERMANIC DLSTRICT—TAMMANY MALL cong vention.--At a meeting of the delegates elected fa suance of the call from Tammany Hel speid ak the fi, red tj At.eaup Lanceny.—Yesterday at about noen Neury Cer. tort game into the office of Pinckney & Moullon's col yard, {n Third avenue, and inquired the price of coal. Mr. Pi nek. neéy, Wh wae In the office at the time, interested himself to anawer {nulrien of the prospective customer, wnd took him mto the yard to show him samples, This took up some Oy eRbibiting a dieposition to be diuse tn his 4 ume, © conversa tio FIRE AT ST. LOUIS, St. Louis, Nov, 22, 1866, The aew brick flouring mills, and frame mill ad- joining, containing a large amount of flour and corn, belonging to, Woller & Kreite, ean at East St Louie y4 ny. Lows about , and insured for $20,000 in New York offices, ge a Ward itocel, Thursday, Nov. 29, 1408, Al NOKTON, the prosent worthy, Inecnbent., reeety — ‘ Returni office Mr. Pinck WHAnImens vote oF tie Coavention aa the candidate f FIRE NEAR CENTRAL CITY, COLORADO TERRITORY. bere there sn eaten a in, United lates woven” seer OF Ane US CCIM, Chalrtasa, Fidth ward, Sr, 14vm, Nov. 22, 1866. | Totition hw had engolted. to detain Mite in coronation cot | RALTENT, Saraue, Haut Ward | gpope/arion : Toe extensive anata mil af Davidson & bardeih, | Ya'ihe Yard, Mr. Pinckney detained Carwon wll ibm arrest | — —_ —_ a ‘ontral forritory, was recently | of eer 1, when ke gave Into custody, Carsou wae | STH AL RMANIC DIATRICT,—aT A MEETING OF burned. The lows MH 1 ‘ brought before Justice ‘ely the ternoon. Mr. Mon ry nee oerntie Con: Mek wate treated 8 tantifed that Carson and £W0 DOVS came. Into the fend o aatena Nore unemenrnt ee ERR S crtates: nest “a7 findson etree’ dy ‘belonging to the same fii immediately opposite the " yusiy noonmated tor Ald TWE NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD MANAGEMENT, Above ‘reterred 10, and tnquiged the BC eoal, stating | man NES FAY wae ta ep Walau, Chatman,” a they desired to purchase for Mr. Moniion aske: rn Bowann Joana, Secretary, . opera, Dervara, Nov. 22, 1866. them why they did not go imto the coal oMfce to fain, oe coencoatly The Commercial “Adeertiny of thie tty. commenting Mttwaneaeus. dele ated ALDERMANIO | DISTICN. | TWENTY.WR: giuonalty ‘a oe aus sn eily held the neonwed to anewer, 15 ward “ate mnguinn ies penn geerenton Central ae Fe wl the ad« jc the event of Mr WESTOMESTER INTELLIGENCE, Hun ‘arte Thon tn son oocer — ~ c crt eeral Comins would scout in the Roan or Tows Tremmms oF Monsisanii.—The Bosrd ot | f¥ening Navembar Bd. LBB oe mene fo for the bonett of the of the road, and in | Town Trustees of Morrisanie met on Weddesday night and 1 at ‘and & Conneny ‘ Te auch @ caso none that wi apply to one exprens | audiied town bitle as follows:—For police, 1.M3; for aun: | ‘eincaiee being cabled wee Tar’ seconded company equally with gaother, Faro Rot | dries, $5,708 50. For a town of the size of Mor?imxia theso | "7 amen, ( 2 was unanimously carried. JOHN PI J abow any partiality for either; the competition between BIGLIN, | | Secrniaries, amounts will not be « heavy burden on the tax payeta. the express companias irould hot be interfered with, and | 4" ‘ordinances for the ligh Lf the faciiises ehsemaee Yo 10 Ribelens Wecth teen, | SLAG cee re a reectulan pasted bs hep ‘—" tended likewise to the Merchants’ Union. Tho Interest | Hoard on the 22d of June, 1864, allowing the Weatchester B MEMBERS OF TAR UNION BXé of the stockholders ond not the interest of any express | County Gas Company to charge $6 per thonaand feet durl eam, oe vena care a Gempany would be the fet consideraston with, the Presi To ee ee Oe Prey er eh WiliTeONe Cotes of the Contra! 5 . Farao \- | fi Se ae Cree eee, We ee te por caus en weir ne | Cootey, | | secretarien