The New York Herald Newspaper, August 26, 1867, Page 6

NEW YORK HERALD. MUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 1867, POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. CiTY POLITICS. Position ef the Cen- Oftices—The Scramble for Other Spetle Mozart Hall Again im the Field—Fernando w '» New Petitical Pronuaciamiente— The December Election—The Mayeralty— Five Candidates in the Field. ‘The strong internal dissensions in Tammany Hall, the Prevaiiing dissatisfaction With the exclusiveness and eorrupt practices of the managers of that inatitutios, fegeiber with the selling ous of the old, time-honored ‘Wigwam and the.attempt to follow in the wake of the aristocracy of our city in removing the venerated shrino ef Tammany from the hallowed temple dowa town to the aristocratic centre where the uew fane is to ariso— all these things have tended to disrupt that once power- ful party, and to disgust the men who erst faithfully voted the regular democratic ticket upon all ocossions and wnderall cireamstances, The hard-Osted democracy do met like the display of so much pretensions on the part @f weir new and untried leaders, and there is, conse- quently, kicking in the traces belind to an extent likely to back she whole machine—Grand Sachem, Secbems, Sagamore, Wiskinssi and all into the ditch. t7 fea subject of gonerai remark and opea erkiciam and downright censure that City Chamberlain Bwoony, heretofore “Jack fellow well met with the Dboys” goveraliy, is geting arisiceratio and pants for wocial rcog itm 2q.arers ho would formerly sneer @tauddocry. The boys do not like this, they feel them- seives cnubbed, and it neod not be * matter of surprise M (be whole Tammany wactiao is smashed up in the Movembor election by these very same outraged boys who vow the regular Ucke Many who run with the machine at the p aent, anticipating its dissolu Udon only as @ question of lime, think it might as well £0 thon ag in tho Decombor election, when its defeat is sortain, Those best posted, and who are !n the habit of ventur- Ing Wagers. on the resait of the elections, contend that the Tammany Hali candidate for Mayor will bo defeated, whoever he may be, and that should the present incumbent be reaominaied he would be more easily defoated than any otner man Tammany could put forward. It is atgued that the December election will De free from the !-sues and influences of the November @lec:ion; and past precedents show that Tammany has been always weaker whon thrown upon local issnes than ®t othor times, So tort in December she must run her tucket on Ler own ‘solaied iniluence and prestige, dis- connected from the aid she receives at State elections, ‘The subject which, in connection with the present ‘Tammany leaders, gives the greatest amount of dissatia- faction, is the fact thst there isa little cotorie which mevis evory day in the City Hall, at what is aiod “Roome’s Lunch Club.” This is made up @f the Mayor, street Commissioner Mclean, City @hamberiain Sweeny, the Comptroller and Corpo- mation Counsel These heads of departments not ealy enjoy the goods the gods provide on the occasion, bei discuss and arrange the nominations to offices and the distridution of the spoils with an exclustveness and Mdisregard to tbe feelings of their natural allies, the corrupt boards of the municipal government. Great dis- sontent was thus bred im the camp, and after consultation among the joteres.ed, other rings and cliques bave also deen formed to chockmate, if possible, the moves of those who wanied to keep ihe bail always at their own feo:, The must influential of tbe minor rings ie that mad> up of a combinat.on of tho Supervisors, Aldermen and Common Councilmen, who, jealous of the higher @fficial dignitaries, are secretly concocting schomes to fhwar! and counteract thoir stratagems aud plans for the egarandizemout of themseives and special friends. Among the outsiders who bang on the verge of either ring ‘Wis predicted that Tammany ison the eve of an explosion which threatens to overwhelm all the factions dependent on it or connected with the organization which draw from it all their vitality aud strength. The overthrow of ‘tbe whole Tammany cabal is looked forward to by the great body of our citizens as the first step toa re- duction of our taxes, as it is only through the combina Wena among the corruptionists that control our mony aipal government that the teres have increased ip @ fow years from nine to twenty-turee milliona The great principles that underlie the organization of tho @emoccatic party Lave Bo part or parcel in the echemes of theso wen. It is a matter of supremo indifference to the ring when or by what means the Southern States may become reconstructed and tho Union restored, or what may: ‘be tho policy of the pa Sonal aiminetration, so loug as they can bold the reins of power in Tammany Hall. They have not the capacity to get beyond local questions, end toey have but one Aden even wih regar «i Lo tho settioment of (hese, toat is, whether it will conduce to thelr personal advantage aud the continuance of iueir control over the orgaaization Feoogn zed by the State Convention as regular. THR LGURF AND THE Fron. With regard to the November election there exists reat uncertainty as to the issues to be submitted to the electors, growing out of the fact that none can positively foretell what the Couetitutional Convention at Albany may do with regard to local ollices. There is great doubt yet ns to tue measures of reform that body may submit to ihe people's votes in November next, For instance, there fs the abolition of iho Board of Supervisors, which will do away with th necessity of re-electing ay more, for ever, those eormoranta, under the ba noo toe Board of Supervisors, that have 60 jong and 0 rapacously and cravingiy devoured the city treasury. Whatever other reforms may be determined on. it is sal- feiectory 10 know that the Convention bas virtually de- eviea tet ths polivieal ring shall be aboliabed, But thero i moch for the rings and factions @iill to contend for, avd the coming campaign bide fair to be an exciting Qu, While at present Were is itis to imdicate how vie- tery wil incline. THE TAMMANY GLATE—THE FIGHT OF TUR FACTION®, The most exciting question among the Tammany fac- ous is wis regard se tbe omiuations for the two fat owices of Sherif and County Cierk, each worth about forty ance god Claims to & nomination thersfor wpon pariy. The present prominent candidates for Sheriff ‘awinany Hail are Cougressman Joha Fox and moo. To secure the German interest it i out omipation tor County Clerk will be given to Mr. Cuasies Loew, should fainmany make, ae she pro- Deity Wil, & direct pominaiion, without reforence to @her organizations Here obtrudes, however, one of those fitie difticultias 80 pro: of the Twe particular bone £ tue Twenty-first, Nine. support of for the retinble as aud Cangeroas as @ foo, bi @ “siogie eye”? upon the County Cierkship, and if he Rot receive (ue muimivation therovor from bis friends in Tammany, will naturally waut wo know the claitig to be auipported by rs and tigtot uealere in adependent wartare id wrest rom them whe eoreied pric to bim te enlist his eerrwes im the can: Chiefs. But a (ue sinte is as present wad Brien’s chance of the heminatie There are tinport to other offices a: detverminet as bi if thelr claims be HOt recugnived they, two, Loow ows by the board. Here fs a comptication diverse #, at the very tart, Di Tammany siste and wo rea- der usevest any attempt to frame . Mr. O'Brien, Deeides th ied Co, which he claims to bave, the sreot t Shorit rr nciimes and by Comptrofier Cow- Kell got ‘@ pretonsions for Sneriff or County be eventually decided on, ex. Street Commiesioner } and the German interes:, including the personal ImGwence of Judge Gross, of the Supreme Cour!, aad by Mr. Ottendofer, of the Siaa’s Zevung With regard 10 mn For and Alderman Shannon, candidates iherif, the former is backed by Deputy Siravt Com. miemoner Tweed and by ali the strength and power of that depariment; by the of Superricors, « large interest ip the Compirotler aed other polttica! end influences of no order in such coa- teste. On the other Dead, wr. SI ally tenvial backers io Jobe Mornssey, the Board of Supervisors, ied by Janey Hayes, Presi dent of the Board, ant by the Board of Aldermen Peal Fag Mtg: em ee aseorted that xayor Joan T. y Chem fast and ions, demands the renomination of i brook no oppostion ia pis own ranks. A didate to contest his supremacy on | ie queation of acrongly urged teive’t nomination, either on the subsequently pleged himeelf to appoint him City Charn- Deriain, Dut on thin, too, he was foiled by bas friead who went and secured the prize ior h moeif promise is spoken of ia counection wiih the County Clerksbip, It ia proposed to sinvoth away the bese: hn of the slate framers in qiauiice shat Dea ute for that rich placer by with ris leaving the race ‘end conciliating the German interest in Loew for Senator im Cornell's to Mais 1s @ dehcate piece of atratey, but tis auc ‘sbould Loew permit himself to be faculty under if he dy offerin, @etrict. cess is doubdiful, even sed as tbe bridge to span over the which the Tammany siate framers labor, be may prove himself better at political than 10 the construction of such that eannot, 1 fete district in question, it being already understood, and indeed accepted as a fact, that that Sematonal nom'- nation has been already promised to ez- Assemblyman Creamer, MOZART HALL OXCB MORE TS THB BREACH, The Mozart Ha'l organization, considered to have been “entombed and quietly inurned,”” appears in the throes ‘of anew birth, and nena resotuiely proclaims itself opposed a laces'rance to ali the Sachems and chiefsand po- litical barpies that, bg Irom the old Wicwam, seize 4 prey upon the tweasury. Mozart, resurrected tes. ahen'a Glendower”™ Fernando Wood, bas struck rid shield of Cid Tammany and dares him to ihe conflict. And there is commotion and consternation in the camp of the chief Bachem, for rallying to the support of the bo will pow be- ith that orgeni- poetenenen wm of all the outed: on 9 organizations; plojging iteelf that it will bave no affinity whatever with Tammany Hall in the coming elect Her chief representative mon are red to pledged ‘themselves. positively to run aa independent ket for Senators and Assemdiymen in every district in the city, ag well as an entirs county ticket of ber own nomination in November. It is also ‘on behalf of ‘Mozart, that it feels the organization im pubho eatination by coalitions and fraternizations with Tam- Hall in the pat aod that ail Se ee The he policy by which shall be governed w. Iv at a meeting of the General Commiti¢e held on Thors- day night last, when it was unanimously resolved that a@ithough the orgapization may meet with defeat, she ad better submit to defeat and over- throw than suffer in the public estimation as bas suffered heretofore by endorsing the men whom Tain- many nominated, and who went to Albany in the interest of Tammany de:ermined to perpetuate the reiga and strengthen the power of the. corruption'sts that Lave of Jate controlled that orgaaization. With » flourish of trompets, something a ter thie ring, Mozart Hall cries ‘“Quce more into the breacn, dear triends,”” TUB MOZART CANDIDATES FOR EBERIFF AND COUNTY CLERK. probabilities at present are that the Mozariers will combine with the outside organizations in nommating Judge Michael Connolty ‘Big Jvdge”) as caudidate for Sherif inst the =Tammany nominee, and that they will aiso unite in momiuating William ©. Conner, County Cierk, tho present incum- bent of that office, for re-election. Tnrs 18 ‘a good be- ginning and savors of success, The Big Judge is a tower of strength and a ho-t in brmseif, end Mr. Conner has many personal triends aud warm political supporters who will bo giad to see him re-clectod for ano her term. ‘THE RECUBLICAN PARTY NOWHERE IN THB OONTESK, Tho republican party is making no effort te contest the coming election, and evinces tittle or no interest in the result, This apathy will po doubt disappear in Decero- ber when the Mayoral election comes on. From pres- ent appearances, however, the republican vote for county officers wil! be cast on the best men put forward by the out- ae democratic organizations as opposed to the Tamma- ny candidates. The organization in this city, however, is gradually growing weaker and weaker from the negro policy of the party ; and it is generally admitied that the Herato’s ably end convinciugly expressed views on this subject have bad the effect of withirawing largo num- bera of v8 from the radical party, and that in the coming election the republicans will pot poll over a fourth of the entire vote of tne city, TAMMANY—TUS JUDICIARY, ‘Thers is little or Do chance to report on the slate with regara to the vacancies to be filled in the judiciary. For tbe Supreme Court vacancy, however, thero wo bo an interesting and “arm contest. Mayor Hoffman his law partner—the present incun#ent—Jud-e Leonard; and in this wil! jal can- “Who shail??? anpears in the person at present op the bench of the Common Pleas, but whose term expires this fall. Judge Cardozo wit! com- mand @ strong party, and it is said that if rejected by Tammany, with which be has bat little afinity, tbe out. side organizations il) take htm up and run bim on an independent ticket, This may compel the Tamman: people to give bm the nombaation, despite their chief's Leonard, For the Superior Court Tammany George Shea, & Teguiar ticket or an that he will snoceed ly be re-elected ing in the fail. As yet no name in prominently put forward as the probable i dent ticket, the chances are Judge Barbour. Judge Brady will to the Common Pleas, his tume expiri ‘successor of Judge Cardozo, though tn Judge George J is somewhat talked of, There is nothing to add to our last report to connection with the vacancy to be made on the bench of the Marine Court py the expira- tion of Judge Hearne’s term. There is a host of candi- dates on the wing, but no selection has yet been made by those who claim to control the election of judges to tne beach. , ee ae District Attoroey, will nnqiresionably receive and as undoubtedly accept the Tammany nomination for re-election to the office of District Attorney. He may flad, however, a successful thie connection juducial district, ‘opponent in Nelson J. Watorbury, who, 1 is said, will receive the nomination of the Union democratic party, MORART—TUE JUDICLARY. No action has beep taken by the Mozarters or outside organizations to contest the Tammany judiciery ticket ‘as yet, except in so far as the name of Mr, Waterbury ts speken of, aa the probable candidate of the Union party for Diswict Attorney. TaMhaey rim ERNATORIAL AND ARMEMRLY TICKET. ‘The Tammany Senaierial! nomination in the Fourth district lies between Deputy Street Commissioner Tweed and Morgan Jones, President of the Board of Aldermen. The former canatdate claims to be on the inside track, having all the political influence to secure ‘success, with the exception of the support of Mr. Jones’ nal friends and the vowers of the Sixth ward, which Jones is Alderman. Mr. Thomas Creamer will receive the nomination for Senator in the district at present represented by Senator Coruell, comprising the Tenth, Eveventh and Seventeenth wards. In the Senatorial district comprising the Eigbth, Ninth, Fifteenth and Sixteenth wards. strong efforts are being made to indace Colonel Waiter Price to accept the nomisation If he declines, the nomination will be between James Watson, of the Sixteenth, Idermaa Finn, of the Ninth, Mr. Norton, of t hth wards, district prised by the Eighteenth, Twentieth and Twenty-first ‘wards the contest ior Senator lies at present between ex- Senator Bradiey and Robert C. Hutchings, Assistant Dis- trict Attorney. In the district comprising the Twelfth, Nineteonth and Twenty-second wards, tho contest is between H. Genct, of the Twelfth ward, and Mr. Alex. ander Ward, of tho Twenty-second. ho candidates are legion; but it oud Selmponatte with any degree of accu wou! to giv 106; the probabilities of tee comets, seg of The whole eiforts of the Tammany or City Hall clique, of which the principals are Hofmen, Sweeny Tweed, put forth to the November are prompted the hope of obtaining @ complete ascendancy in the Mayoralty election im December. Nothing will be left untried to secure the success of the Tammany county ticket; for ory measure, the existence of the ring, by Hofman, Should defeat be the of that ticket, im- mediate dissolution will be the renal to ibe ole zing, of corruptionisw that control the city A man will accept the nomination for bat Tammany will not save bim, cp BN | aloud for help to the Germans but they will not him; to the Irish voters, bat they will not bearken tohim, The hadfsted but sin only « oa Tawmany, and all the wealth wi and his sateltites the organization command, and the lavishness may endeavor to make it do combi iserable odde and themaeives disappointed | Their name wii aad they will carry their votes and thetr int _ pert of other orgamizations im December, content be the means of overturning ® combination of whose sole motto was to “rule or ruis.”” With the throw of tho HofmanSweeay ring will go the Alder- menic aad Counciimanic rings, the pliant tools of the higher ring, but as ineatiadle ae the jackals that follow jn (he wake of (he more aristocratic animals This work in December, in which they will as. wucceed if they combine upon a ticket that will pisce an upright man at the bead of th mie@nt—one combining with honesty force of carry out the reforms be fain would make. OTRER CANDIDATES IN THE Piel, Since our last artic.e other nam: dates for Mayor addi Anderson. Sir, tebings Rederts bait ig Samed 1a \bie conncation, ie 0 Tammany 4 to do this be will e dearer against the is said that be would not of the right mar to laudable himeeif in taking; thas shold the step be will at over biv own aignatore, not brolted about tn connectio: ring to hiaee bis same h 80 ‘Mportant av erent One thing i® pretty cor I by Intestine feads and dis Hop0!nted Factions etter the Nocember e.gorion, Wi!) no POLICE INTELLIGENCE. ‘Desermare Asiauit wita 4 CivB—Late on Saturday night James Smith, colored, living at No. 6 Mission Place, and Timothy Flynn came is collision on the Five Powts, After excbanging s few angry words Fiyno, as charged, drew a club which he bad conceaied under bis clothing and struck Smith a powerful blow across the face, splitting and crushing bis nasal organ, dis- coloring and closing both his eye, &e. From the force of the biow Smith was felled to the pavement, and the alarm being given, officer Clincby, of the Sixth precinct, hastened to tho spot and succeeded im arresting Flynn before be bad time to make bis escape. On the propor complaint being made before Judge Kelly the prisoner was commited to the Tombs to await trial before the Court of Sessions. The injured mau was committed to Sanene City Prison Pbysictan for surgical treat- ment $$$ es, KLYN INTELLIGENCE. Dave strength to.resist the combine? powers of the an i-Tammnaoy democraiio orgauizations, pul fureu iv the election of a wan commanding the respect and confidence of tue poopie. In Mir, Jobn Audersom the cilzens or Now Yours will Sud ali the qualities requisti# in the eb rate of tho Empire City; ove who Will devote orgies and his great experience to Tedeem our city from the atigma whica Lay long rested upon it, that the chief offices tm the gift. f tho pe and al! ibe other oifices of hocor and trast niorpal covery aaah, are things te be bought and sold to undeservers, MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL ITEMS. Taw Prwinascy.— What ts called th ‘inion copserva- tive ticket,” with Grant for Prestient and Fessenden for Vice, is daily growing more popular in the south. The Ponsacola (Fa) O'server amd the Columbia (8, C.) Pheniz aro the latest accessions, the former suppie- menting tue ticket with ‘“untversal suffrage and general amnesty,” Tho Golden City (Colorado) Transcript nom)- ates Grant for President and James R. Doolittle for Vieo, General “heridan ia the candidate of the Boston Pilot, he Catholic organ of Massachusetts, The Loyal Leaguers of Mobile have also pominaved General Sheri- dan as their standard bearer, Vincra —Ex-Governor Henry A. Wise, in the course ‘ef his speech recently delivered at Hanover, Va., alluded to the government debt as follows:— This enormo:s public debt and its exorbitant rate of imterest the masses of the taxpayers know not only koeps ten sovereign States out of their orbits in tho Union, not only prevents their readmission trom the bondholders’ di of a vindictive repudiation, but it is driving tho North iweif tothe extreme of abolishing a debt which, uke @ leech, cries for more and more tax to AMUSEMENTS. ‘The Minstrels and Varieties. All medical authorities will agree in recommending & visit to @ mingtrel ball aga sure specific against the | blues or otber fheiancholic eymptoms, The knixhts of tho banjo and clog ctothe their taces in mourning for the purpose of making their audience laugh, and their spirits a6 buoyant as the cork which they use, We sball not enter into # metaphysical apalysia of the norcial coud:tion of the Ethiopian’s beel or capacious mouth to explain the cause of merriment whic has its origin in cither of these undesirable jocalities, Suifice it to say that tho Ethiopian is the modern Momus and the black face ts the recognized typeof fun. Since the time that Dan Emmet, Frank Brower, Billy Whitlock and Richard Pelham first introduced minstrelay at the Chatham sivect theasre, im 1643, thas style of eptertain- ment bas become an institution in this country and bas even spread to Europe, Everything in government, politica, amusements or vational customs comes within the sphere of those incorrigible buriesquers, and the same black faces glisten with merriment, while they represent @ prominent party leader. a premicre danseuse, asiar tragedian, a Wall street speculator, a Japanese top spinner, or e ruthless villain, Tbe programme of an evening with the minstrels means an bour or two of unrestrained laughter. First, twelve dark faces appear jo songs, sandwiched between jokes and extravagant anecdotes by the end mes, winding up with some ‘poisterous scene in which all take part, A clog dance, a banjo solo, a burlesque, a acene from plantation life, ‘and a host of other things of similar import, make up the olio, or second part of theentertainment Opposite Niblo’s Garden the San Francieco Minstrels nightly dis- pense food for laughter to their numerous patrons Sxgiovs Caince.—Jacod Orth, @ liquor dealer, residing ‘at No, 168 Dean strect, was arrested by oflicer Hervert, of the Forty-third precinct, om Sasurday, on a tharge of committing on outrage on bis own daugbter, a little Bist any ten qeore old. The Will be examined Justice Dunne to-day. ‘Tus Recest Buraioems at tex County Towne, Thomas McCauley and William Talbot, who were for committing a number of burglaries recently a ( various houses in Bath, Gravesend, Fort Hamilton and. Coney Island, are to be examined before Justice to-day At the office of Inspector Folk, ty one persous have identified goods which were et eres aud other places through the arrest wuley. Ssysus Asuctt oy 4 Wire ow Hen Hosnasm Jang Riley got into a quarrel with her husband, at their resi< dence, in Centre strect, near Columbia, on Saturday wight, when sbe assaulted him with a large stone pitcher, Jp one of the blows which she struck: hied epow tbe arm the pitcher broke, and he was so badly cut {t was thought he would blew to death before the: Long Istana College fl tal boy rrensed stale and in an ex ang. his wife ‘wes ocked up wo await ube result of his injariea. Tas Lars Cam Accpent.—The account of the boy William Mulligan, ran over by car No. 70 of the: Greenwood line, on Friday evening, caused, as tq. has been alleged, by being driven from the sided nek SR are Opera House, does injustice tq the of that establishment, The others, was driven from she corner Ae ala Rep Jemon streets, a block distant, by the pol.ce officer of that Post, yer = —_ started to re across oF aire! hurry did nos notice when the: scons occurred, me In Tux Hat Bosivess —Sarah Oskiey, having a fancy for felt hate, stepped into the store of Messrs. Hoffmaa & Brinkerhoff, No, 354 Broadway, and helped herself to Six of the articles, with which she attempted to leave; bus Mr. He B. Corwi f the empioyés, it sree sear creas Tus Alacep Burgiaay at Witusrvincs & Mocyr’s—A Conrecrion,—Im # statement of te alleged burglary at the store of this firm, ip the early part of August, it ap- peared that’ Mr. Wm. H. Brooks, # former clerk, was the culprit. Messrs, Wilmerdings & Mount desire ex- pileitly to state that the offenting person was not the clerk in quemion—be baving lett tavir employ volun- tarily-—but a painter bearing the s2ine name, and at the time at work there, SUNDAY SCENES AT THE TOMBS. relieve this oppressive wrong, this unequal taxation, and to save the nalional Lonor:—First—Reduce the interest on the pubiic debt from seven-thiriy to four and a haif ' Gamauina at Coxzr IsLanp.—Captain Brown, of the Forty-eighth Precinct, visited Cunoy Island yesterday: Percent Secund—Jux the income from that interest i9 | Charley Backus and Billy Birch are irresistible pro- and arrosted William Jones, James Rooney, Propersion to ciber Incomes taxed, Thini-—Coneolidate | CUATle? Backus and Billy Birch are Tran avouare |, There was a crowded-Court room and s decidedly ively | YicGatre and Michael Duife’, whom he naam Taman fall oe — zorlish -— jesue —— a ae esp neta a to any concert “nist time at the Tombs yesterday morain;. Io the iron | the game of three-card —e, The Licey were taken. stom, acquisitions strum. | to the station house and locked up to await examinations tle bonds to be put into the money marke | nq Cooper and Ficlis perform wondrous evolutions on | °A8° #*t apart for female: revolvers, Dumimers: westerns pets (many of them, God wot, scarcely more than cbildren in yeart) and thieves, the time was occupied in song, joke and vile repartee, Not unfrequently these poor, careless outcasts, in the absence of the Justice, succeeded in raising shouts of laughter and applause from the miscellaneous gathering in the auditorium, at- tracted thither “to see the sport’? or personally ascer- tain the fate of friends whom doubie-distiiled camp! or other canse had placed under police survelliauce, By the side of theve jocund and somewtat rivald feminine Bacchantes were those who had not yet wholly forgot- ten the time when they could honestly bold up their heads and blush carnation at the slightest allusion which savored of indelicacy. These had “loved, not wisely,” and with them it was decendus Averni. “Howld yer tears, héuey,” cried a middle aged Irish woman, who had been arrested for drunkenness, to a young girl who bad never been there before, and who, covering her face with her bands, cried silently but bit- terly. “Hlowld yer tears, honey. Shure, it’s little It will redece tho burden of taxation. It will cause the bonds no longer to be hoarded, and make them seck investment in loans and mortgages. It will relieve aii necessity for usury laws, It wili be @ Dalauce wheel of the money market and recuiate exchaoge, It wiil guard against @ crash in times of money pressure. It will accommodate credit, especially the farming interest, and will save national bouor from Tepudiation, And the bondholders had better take this measure iu time to save any if pot all of thor hoarded treasure of untaxed cred and iacome. ‘Tenvgsare.—The Legislature meets on the first Monday in October (che 7th), Upon it will devolve tho duty of electing a United States Senator in the place of J. 3. Pat- terson. Of course a radical will bo chosen, Horace Ma; pard being the most prominent candidate, although it is stated that William B. Stokes is the choice of Governor Brownlow for the position, ALszama.—The official returns of registration, re- ceived op to the morning of August 21, show 64,886 white and 82,205 black voters, being a negro majority of 17,319. Twose returns comprise nearly all of tho State, the cloga, Caste from Memory, and a laughsble bur- lesqne on the base ball match for the championship are their great card at present, Griffim aod Christy lave ited up a handsome little place on Broadway, near Madison square, and give a darkies’ holiday, Irish cor- roberie, Nobody’s Sen aud a United States bond rob- Bory every night, The managers aro ably assisied by Messrs, Burbank, Percival, Prendergast and Leslie. Eelly and Leon bave made an entire transformation of oid Hopo Chapel and with the assistance of Nelse =ey- mour, Delehanty, Hengter and Sam Price, they draw crowded houses every night. They bring out a capital burlesque .on I! Trovatore this week on @ grand scale, Hooley has a baseball match, Atlantics versus Mutuals and the panorama, The Progress of @ Nation, every night at his beatiful little opera house in Brooklyn, The va- riety theatres are also a popular institution in this city, and as they unite minstrelsy with # thousand other a’tractions with uncorked faces, they are always THE TURF. SPECIAL COMBESPONDENCE OF THE RERALD. ‘Trotting at Poughkeepsie, Povaucszraiz, August 25, 1867. ‘A trot took place at Doty's Park yesterday afternoon, which, though haying a flac commencement, was disy posed of afier the first heat in a summary manner, ‘was for a purse of $100, mile heats, best three in five, in harness. The following wer: tho entries:—Dry Barden named 8. C. Paul; Mr Hornbeck named © gy Major King; J. F, Post named « g. Paddy Carey, bi, be tho wens Sarna ey oe Se judges were:—Collins Velic, Lew.s and Simmons, 4 After several attempts at scoring the horses got the word for the first neat, trotting Uucly to tho nalf-mi! 10 1:20, Paul being two leagths im the advance, Kitjor King second Paddy Carey far behind. Kept that position till the three-quarter wad the remainder to come in being inconsiderable, well mized. Charley White’s new Theatre reached, when Paul made an extraordinary burst pd iaepmrertcadates tars ‘Sta‘eman, © leading pada Broadway is the last, though pact PMS car - rahe, ny da | igrepmeg preety gs radical journal in New Hampshire, ia in favor of taxing | not by any means least, of those eniabhiehmente. | tin. amd then, with. « los, jeering laugh, she com- | heat in 2:26, Paddy Carey being distanced, and wi a1) government bonds, It insists that Congress would be | Tho house has been entirely remodelied, painted menced drawling the song: cliement being visible among th) spectators. When, sustained.if at ite next session st should provide for | and decorated, and an excellent company has been ‘A damsel possist of creat beauty. Se a eet cam series Wa such taxation. engaged. Ben Cotton and Sam Sharpiey’s minstrels, Sisiaaoeay bee falver's orn sits The owner of ‘Vanmont.—The canvass is very animated. Ordinary | the Buisisy Brothers, the Caron Family, three dan- ‘To view them this maiden did wait. latter, followed his fmends, crowded to seusea, and the popular favorite, Chariey White, will ap- political issues are ignored to @ great extent, and the “Oh, shet up, will yer!” said a courtezan, with a large ‘on tho top of her nead, causing fight is between T. W. Park and the Troy and Boston | pear on the opening might on Monday. Butler's Ameri- | 1).4 rim of her atraw hat to rest on her nose, “Jest ebet his driver knew that there was to be a distance Railroad, The railroad men say that Park at present | can theatre, where the Bryants achieved their triumphs, | up. It’s bad enough to be in bere wih a headache, that, CA A A Py wi 0.—An ame’ ica car. | gill, St je c, and a “Faiz, me lady,” the naring | of men upon the track thu ried on in Obio, Nearly all the big guns of both parties | whom are the Zuccoli sisters, it presents an unsurpassed herself 6 ten her “‘ghallus”” peas hit it 7 further proceedings, and the judges secla hat all big are in the field, and the war grows fast and funous, were ok, ane cecenen. causing Following the speeches of Senators Wade and Sherman, ou tho 20:h, are those of Ex-Governor Denison aud variety programme, Tony Pastor still draws crowded bouses on the east side, Ballet, lecal dramas, negro comicalities and singing make up the bills. The Eighth ‘thinkin’ yose’ll hey enough ‘ov singin’ ‘be mx months oulder than yeseare TI ‘yese do be coming afi the Island, ear, yese’ll be purtin’ on airs an’ Racing at Orange, New Jersey. : ia?” A, itaral Fair, held test J0ox 01 Governors follow | avenue Opera House, under the managemout of Messrs, | makin’ yerseif gineraliy disazreeabie.”” Tne young | During the Essex County 4. gricul : 2 to Reese, Ree Ses men's cage CS eee ee movement in the | woek at the pleasantly situated village of Orange, there tn the ruta of the Senators, #0 that the republican issues | Hart & Kerns, has firmly established itself on the west | [ad¥,rm bane 00 Rage ree ede orm ag Tieton "Bot the saddest sigat of all was that of a | Were three running matches thas added much to thei in the contest in Ohio are pretty clearly defined, Mr. Denison closes his speech as follows: — fhe questions now pressing on our attention are those relating to the roconstruction of the rebel Staves and the extension of suffrage to our colored pepo ation. They are not those of our national finances. ‘nese wit! come before the Gag 4 in their order. The poopie, don’t propose to hare their attentiog, diverted rom the greater to any lees important “questions. lu our wagnanimity, let us see to it that the leaders of side. The programmes of these houses are curiosities jn themselves, and present an alarming array of names and novelties which the inexperienced reader would suppose to be enough for balf a dozen other theatres. oung woman, who had hardly recovered from tue de- | many pleasures of the occasiva. uch in which she had been induiging, standing near the grating we ime and shame, chuckled ead crowed, Tight and yy cbuckied ai x Hy stuffed ite little chabby fists in:o Its mouth as if were given it to bite upon. there! Take your seats, do y Dramatic Gonstp. There aro six loading theatres at Madrid, where pieces of different styles are played. The Theatre Roysi, Ital- jan Opera; the Teatro del Principe, or Teatro Espanol, the rebsihon are not reinstated in the political con- i trol of thelr States. Tho faithfal execution of tho | representing the traditions of national dramatic ast; the Gt om, ey ie ta eerie L uekants sumed hay Leap Ony fot reconstruction laws will accomplish this resait, Let it | Teatro de la Zargaela, corresponding to the French | with her hair done up in the latest tonsoriai style, took, ie and $3 aene Oe Oe Oe mao rity of the peuple oF t's | Opéra Comigae. ‘The Zarzuela is capecially the national | menced to dance a reel (Margaret was 5 Tok alizatiy ee. ater: anya erg romped sew eflects benz wallowed trill rengtben Congress 1a enforcing these laws and ait | opera; its name is derived from a kind of operetia thas | yale the ae alaedy aad wold doUilees, tm beng others neceseary for the public safety, and at the same | ysed to be performed in the time of Philip IV., and was poe ag Bae time remove from our constivutiog Hts unjust exclusion | 21444 Zerguela; the Teatro del Circo; the Teatro de | not she scoidentally siz of our colored from the right of suffrage. y Ne tured her. Incontunently she pitched into him with the The aspiration age is for the political sdvance- | las Novedades; the Teatro do las Variedades, where 1, bee, lneee ree I neee te oe meat of the people. It vitalizes all great political move- | spanish buffe pieces are performed. clutched his assailant by the throst, and choked | |The secote four er e i} ments. It bastrumpbed in the British Parliament in ‘the passage of the Reform bill, doubling the numver of voters ia England It is threatening the dynas'y of ‘Louis Napoleon and keeps France on the eve of civil revolution. It is regenerating Italy, has extorted co! cessions for Hungary, is nationalizing Germany aod controis the rivalries and ambitions of all the leading continental States, Let ours, as the represeniauve her ashe did so. “Let me go! let mo coi” cried the {nfuriated courtezan; but the officer knew his customer, ‘and while she shrieked and yelled he dragged ber through the and down the tat the cells, ‘The next individual presented 10 named James Smith, whose {ace eas terribly bat tered and swollen, particularly i the, recion of eyes. The man had ‘80 severely puniened t One of the most magnificent buildings of imperial Paris, the new opera house in the boulevard facing the Rue de la Paix, is now very nearly completed externally. It was to have been presented to the public during the height of the Exnibition period, but the completion of the externa) ornaments took longer to execute than was pace as she was scoring for the stand, BURNING OF A DISTILLERY IN FlaST AVENUE. Loes Estimated at $60,000—Tho Insurances. At five o’clock on Sunday moruing 8 fire was discovered in the basemeng portion of David M. Koehior's distillery, pation of political liberty, be not unmindful of its obli- had to be led by an to aL Oe Oe a aaaseurope.and oy | anticipated. Some throv hundred of the most dexter. | could not aq at all, and by ne eet Lak Wie aveiak-“t a sees too noretSmpartial uftrege, and oniverss! | ous carvers in stone havo been employed, and bave now | Meant. a. nave neon fighting, eb?” tay cir call’ od TERUG oll yey bet os encourage their efforts for po- | very nearly finished their work. Within a few days the “Ki! ’ You, masea, I guess you kin see dat, tho’, ef Sak naa ‘Taeeah ‘eer I bry the’ ean scail board soreen the buildin, ‘ony look in my face." , ree, Tt connects with Governor Lox’s speech is mainly an attack on the cone doris 13-ereperscpronecsasetirtoet rege ‘low came you in such & pitisbie condition” brewery buildings, which extend to Twenty-ninth street, lecthacthdy ok’ tbajodiible’ Tes ghejeir sue Vapeticage. | nme seenies San Rieey Pee eer ecard hit me! Ki! dey did struck me « thus taking in the whole block. ‘The brewery ts owned enters Sp eeeromenre et: Caner of Apollo ever built in any city, ancient or modern, will | tho! 1 °clar, sab, T'wan't to blame, no how, Dis chile mm Meh, ila mn, Respecting the finances end the national ban } and the business carried jerman Koehler. 2 ig the finances and tonal DARK |b» gen Ly the cosmopolitan population of Paris, suffer some, fore he ee sirBignt "gi onl ae 5 badd 7 ap stem, the Governor says:— “Where's your wife?” the prope joseph M. Koehler. ha Mlle, Teresa Carreno, “the celebrated Venezuslan | wwire; Ki! Dat ar’s good! He! be! Wife! I's0 | ihe very prompt action of the firemen the flames ‘The poticy we should adopt is that of honesty, The democratic party — ‘they are in favor o paying ‘our debt; but they wish to pay it in greenbacks, aud nut incom, But we had to issue greenbacks during the war because we could not get the coin. Now, what did we say during the war in rogard to greenbacks’ Did we say that they were to be irredeemabie? We simply said that, for tne time being, there notes should vot be paid. 1 Jes’ got's much kin do to keep mysef. No, Ein" Tse too poor to indulge in dem kine ob luxumries, 300 f ‘owen, rn Loser pon down stairs, James, and let the doctor take ” aaesa, Golly, Ki! Ise'lbe all right soon, chaps walk into dis chile, dough! Kt ‘A queer, little, and old fashioned ri-woman,’” Pianist,”’ as she styles nerself (and who knows so well ?) gave a matinée in St, James’ Hall, July 22 Mute. Car- Teno may be praised asa very good pianoforte player, who is @ mistress of several styles and distinguishes herself in all, She played Beethoven’s sonata in C sharp minor, Op. 27; Chopin's Ballade in A flat; Gottechalk’s mostly confined to the basement ead Gret and J floors, and did not get into the building occupied asq bre: 5 . ‘The estimated Joss on stock and machinery may be set down at about $50,000, and the damage done to the buildings at about $10,’ The exact ongin of the fire {sat present unaccounted for. It ts supposed to bave been caused by the alcoholia The rural population ars those who are most directly in- Rs x f v bh rested “- Ww id soloon the “Miserere” from the **Trovatore;”” Fumigalli’s | whose age you would place acyvnere between tho-e | t.mes arising from the mash ia the fermentation tube marcas the Fon sepetation Se reteate cone ie “ns revere “A une Fieu Quidant’s “Grand Galop de Con- | great mile-stones ‘of life, fiiteen and bity, and not feel | coming in contact with s gas light, igniting and setting ‘The brokers and bankers, and those whose business it is | cert,” and « famtasia of her own composition on | ** though zea me, Cue fer a ae ne el fre te the beams. ‘The matter will be (ully examined by. pAerepiedernd Prego hector bg! teoer- | “Norma.” Mlle, Carreno has a powerful Anger and Fidden into court on a broomsti°k—wa- xt arraigned. TUR INSURANCES. only safe basis in commercial transactions of ali kinds ss | mach brilliancy of style, and is altogether what may be Ke Margaret Quick, what bvoly or se 6 youare,} On stock as teens eres $2,500; Fire- She apesie basis, . as. 5 soy stiae to-dey the cassency 58 | termed « taking mE” be Sure squeaked the woman, “Why ‘wouldn't! | Benrigs $2,600. Hamilton, $2 000; Niagara, itd} war of the revolution our fathers Anew theatre, the Prince of Wales, in Glasgow, is | pe, Judge? I believe in life, in fun, in — - Philadelphia, of Philadeiphia, £1,260; Enterprise, they cailed continental notes; | about to be opened. It issituated in the northern part Fase ee feathers—in—in Snyder! I do. me ol yy $3,000; bere oe Li a Seed Dat those motes finally became | of ne values | of the town, and is highly commended for the coavenl- | "icogian't think of it, Margaret. | Tuey say you were Fete Neentiee: ‘sanalecverers’, of tates state here that itis settled among financial men that as | ¢C¢ of its arrangements, The interior in shape resem- | go drank a. Officers had to take you to prison | Franklin, $1,500; Liverpool and Londoa, $25,000. uantity of your circurating medium | bles the horseshoe form, the length from tae proscenium ona hand to do that, Judco? that’s 700, = . x? sit ou tssue » hundred millions | to the back of the boxes belag sevonty-cight feet, and ae eit? What's is tare oF wanton Sara tere? | ¢7aine, Siete | building = rinprcssee pot, Teeter States are depreciated, foreign- the breadth in the widest part seventy-nine feet, and as | None, 00 long as you don’t get i rouse with apyoue. | more, $2,500; Bowery, New York, $2,500; American, If the interest | the boxes and gallery run from ono side of the prosce- | 1 believe in Ba} ie Jaad, Margaret," Of Balimore, $2,500; St. Marte Ne van eaim00 Srenee ode Waki. They will oy tees cult Bare | nium to the other there is s compact appearance which | anq the woman, scarcely good stzvd doll, | Lenox, $800; Manufacturers’, of ‘boston, F000! Pras: But we are told that we ought to get rid at onco strikes the eye as giving an air of comfort tothe | was escorted down stairs, in the company of & tall, | tin, of Boston, $600. Total, $39,250. ic party | whole house, Down stairs the approach to the boxes ts scheme oeine 2 Seppe on ‘On brewery, mait house and Sables Eine, Hartford, ko bare | trom Cowenddens street, through x corridor forty- Sef eweet looking specimen of the ‘g-mus hom» wan Mr. rnd 8,00 ian Fireand arins, Providence, say they | four foot long by about twelve feat broad, at the | Williams MoCabe, « tall, thin, wiry coxomer, whose {ace | $5,900; Merchanis!' and weciaaics’, $5, of bank- | end of which there are two wide staircases, | wae the wai Baltimore, $5,000; United states Fire ne en Old Od16 | srordiag “more than suflciont room for both the | 12 Join the Induanes tis ih. As he “walked UP | more, $2,500; St. Mark's, $2,500, City of Providencs it was found necessary to transfer the in- | S7°F98 to the captain’s ao oa justice, | $1500; Frankia, Philadelpaia, $2,000; na to whe national government, | !ngtess and egress of the occupants of this part of the | it was remarked by his Honor, “Whv, William, you | forg, $2, Resolute, New York, $2,500; ie, @ manazed | house, whieh ia seated for upwards of eight hundred and | don’t look ae if-you cone, le out of a bandbox this, MOF. | 92,600; Hotonn, $1,500) Star, New fore +s ‘a true men dedre change | ariy.”‘Tue ceiling ts a handsome ornamental dome, forty | "Eagmesangwored. Wiliam, “st it-wos thie teller | $1006: bang inant; $3000, Total, 063,000 Binoy to bring the paper circulation to | fect in diameter, and forty-five feet above the level of | meng ‘Moses Fowler, & policeman of the Fifth | "Gq boilers, engines and mach oery:—Kensington, ny to consider whether it is | the pit floor, and will, we are sure, present @ most im- Ba, ras Re arc atelier Wine wagiaehh o: | PRMeMAIDRIS, | 82.0005 aay ee saoons tree to have @ circulation made up eatirely of poring apyentince when the petatine. end eens Sones ele ” re i, ee Sia'onn, OtBee tua: dedervo, $2,600; ‘Ameri a Towa.—Politics ore very lively.tn this State, Becides | ‘ons are competed. Separating tee we ee Bt Proud, I sappove, Tan koown eau an. $2,500 ieceery and malt, boase:—Narragansst @ Governor, one-half the Senate and all the lower department, the Téidn’t.” ; a | Fe and M., Providence, $5,000; Peopies’ of Worcester, Branch of the Legisiatare are to be chosen this fait, | form of an Olymple arch, at once slalme attention ¥y *eTbai’s bed. Well, I'l have to send you down stairs,” | § S09; Peoples’, Middletown, ‘$2,600; U. & Fire and ro 3 - | chastences and ‘displayed, not only in ite con- | and with bie captor, oficer Fowior, sir, icCabe dissp- | Karine, $2,800; Btate of New Jersey ; Security, a compeang ‘Dut also in ite ornamentation, From the foot | Pesred from New York, $6,000; New York, $3,000; ga teos Regro suffrage question will also come before that body, | *Tactiom, roan ry oe Be Firemens’ Trust, Brooklyn, $2600; 6005, and, if approved, be submitted to the people fer ratit- | “eta to the extreme back of the building te thirty before bie ‘ Feet eaten, $3,100; People's, Middletown, foot at present, but we believe there is some intention of thet, ord be $1,250; | Frank Poiladel ‘Hanover, taking in additional space in depth early next summer, a 2,508; Seaman, ee Soe when the property behind becomes vacant, In width | am whim I'm dry and can't git any wan to trat Frputin, $600; nanan’, Shoes, the stage measures much the same, and has eleven feet yee alone stairs, Annie. Tight or bvoss, 2.400, Mercuants’, Chicago, $0, Dave ‘at the expense of the city fora Buffalo Cny. of apace beneath and Ofty above. Ib has aleo been con- and bis Honor emiled. aon a structed 08 the best principles which bave been intro | 4 charming countenance bas Isaac Roder when tears om: came hw +s duced on the stages of eur modera theatres, and is well his eyes and grief bis heart. Isaac, 14 appears, fied for thowe grand oenle plays the pubic ow 80 | Sostecti of eunary wugr of lager ad with © fUD""™. | THE MONT CENIS TUNNEL. mach deligtt ia. Dundance of Dutch courage thus stowed awn! canine | Jowter from Me, Borelit, we resigead at ai ‘The wall Kaown saying Of Cal Waria von Weber, “I | 66 Ser tng and inrodace oor Oa one, | Berdoausche, the falta terminus of the — the legal compose a2 God wills and Rossini composes as the public | i) never do eo again!” whimpered Iraac, #i0 acted | the Alps, coutains information not ‘thes. declared to be money, | wills,” characterizes admirably tBe artistic tendencies of | more lite an overgrown schoo! boy than 4 wad oi weuir- | Ui has ad the waole immediate ee h “ o! J—it_uever do fe | vortion ¢ wo meecoment 4 Lm ‘sad tye an most German and Italian operatic compowern The are, dadge! Tasda'e mean for Vee hholinoeto dv us | prevent time. Hin letter Se eee 1 en, Siatcnd fst properon of the Berd of aca" | OAT operate GOmpSE Re oe esac | fasta showtime conden. ot ings Jak rv | bac his statowonts Most of the democratic speakers throughout the State nores, to bis own disadvantage, both si! he it aglo- 10- WOO- woke tek lass ene and public; he Mikes to give bimself ap entirely to hie task, im which bie own individuality ts com- tA 4 the extraordinary at fed wos sive modane (or Preach) end of the tunpel, by 1 Justice, however, io tho person uf ihe ag magistrate, Maan heediecs alike of gu ond (ear au pro — reas wea cometanil dat testation, and to go tho way of ai! jetely merged, writes in the fond bolief that his | pammere—down the ‘corridors of tine’ to tho « ita pr the Congressional pian of Southern renoration, and ar. | >! vos onsen lar tissues of the Tombs. rothgphey Teojearstbaveaii been ozercame, bey have now com, taigning Thad Stevens and other radical leaders for weir | Work l# destined to last forever, The Italian composer, Quite, propotseeiog: ‘externally, is Alice Cogan, tii, | pistod shop mates feet) from 430 in mencies, ‘on the other hand, writes in the first place for certain } 4, , her faulteare maoy and wemoas Adour = - er beng ite 90 miires oda ta 3 3 fet tbree-toarthe of her life is passed oe the rand, and tie He says th Singers; be does mot thiak of a work of art lasting for- Mionaas.—The new eonstitation wil be eubratted to Hemelaing portion--ibe dare sie may bv perinitied (o | per inoaih, trom cack, ensrmnre _— Laeisl: ‘ abe 4 { jouet 950 motred (3,116 feet) from the italian. the lar vote im April, 1868, and (he frst “ght aver, pa hag he Sy ge ty ye drank, end doing complete clove, dure the present year, aud that they expect locomotives to pass through the tunnel before of 1871 whom he forezoing statorn*ote It will be seen that ee Jeogio of the sunoel (8 60,082 feet, and tnere mpleted Avgust 1, 1807, 24,010 feat, there remains will assemble under it @ year from next January. the constitation shall be adopted by the popular vote, every male citizen of the State, properly qualified by residence, and irrespective of color, becomes s voter Defore the Prosidential election of 1868, The proposi- tions for annual or biennial sessions of the Legisiature, and the probibitory law, are to be submitted separately, AQUATICS. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALO. An Eight Oared Boat Race on the Hudsons Pocouxgerma, August 2, 1867, The eight oared race between two boats of the Eagle paturday from aeix months’ detect tel and yesterday, in ful! feam . =, j, larger than life, she was made \o saad belvie tofoish wd oe which woes reasire only two end If years at their provent rate on this tunae is about seven It will be remembered and two-third miles in | —_———— Aquatic Association, over @ four mile course, came Of | yO a goanediy looger wean tbe Hoosick ; us Araurt ro RecovmR Back rxx Corto Tax—Tho | last evening. James B. Platt, A. Gidiey, George Granam, Suppose | was; {bad not tee Mo ‘Tuscalooaa (Al) Observer says:—Wo toarn that # large | and J. H. Giil rowed tm the Addie, with E. Volyen, cox- | {00 bad. A company, compoved of men of istlacoce and position, | ewain, William Brink, Jobo 1,-Platt, ©, H, Van Ben | beast of has been formed io Various parte of the cotton States, | echoten and G. W. Davids rowed in the Nicholas, wi " With the design Of @adeavoring to recover for tne plant: . era the tax that hae b a cotton It isin. | Nicholas taking the lead, tended to bring the audject before ‘ommiasionérs of | Une west shore to get out the ms at Wasaington, and if no success is met with, to | When the boats became extricated the enot thy Supreme Coort; aad if nocesewry, finally to Com | and keeping the advance beat the Necholae in balf oo winote, Daving made the four miles in foriy-ome aimulee, et airanes hae over bees before, various pet raged