The New York Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1867, Page 7

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM i LL PARTS OF THE WORLD. ITALY. ‘9 Troops on Guard o: Arrest of Suspected Re’ a. Frorance, Oct. 18—Afernoon, The troops of King Victor Emanuel are still guarding the frontier of the States of the Church, and prevent all Persons who bave the appearance of belonging to the at Organization from crossing the boundary Garibaldt Said to Have Escaped from (Ca- brera—Active Operations the Invaders the Papal Territory—The Clty of Rome Cut OW from the Port of Ostia, Lowvox, Oct. 18—Midaight, The following despatch has been received from Fior- @nce direct, dated to-night :— It js reported that General Garibaldi has again oscaped from Caprora and thathe left the island on board df an American ship. ‘The Garibaidians have appoared in the Western dis- ity of Rome and the seaport of Ostis, and torn up the rails, Preventing all communication. At Is still believed here (in Florence) that the govern- ments of Italy and France have a perfect understanding _ With each other, and are really acting together in the Areatment of the Bomen question, * FRANCE. A War Fi. Ready to Sail for the Papal Porte—Imperative Demand of Napoleon on Victor Emanuel—What Will the King Dot Par, Oct. 18, 1867, It is reported that the fleet of transports and iron- ‘lads at Toulon has already received orders to sail for the Roman States; but the actual departure of the expe- dition has not yet been announced, Panis, Oct, 18—Midnight. Napoleon has made an imperative demand upon the Italian government for the strict observance on the part of Italy of the convention of September. ‘The expedition at Toulon is equipped and ready to sail to the reliefof Rome, and only waits for the reply of Italy, which is hourly expected, to the demand of the Emperor. Ig is believed that the Italian government will yield, The Chantilly Races. Paxts, Oct, 18, 1867, ‘The autumn races at Chantilly commenced yesterday, ‘The prize of the prince of Condé was won by Lady Alabama was the winnor of the Chiteau Lafitte prize, ‘and the well known horse Nemoa took the Fay pre- ‘These were the principal events of tho day, ROME, Spanieh Volunteer Reinforces Pope—General Menotti Garl- bald! Close te the City—The Inside Insure rection Plan Frustrated. Fronence, Oct, 18, 1867, Reinforcements of volunteers, recruited in France and ‘Spain for the defence of the Pope, bave arrived in the city of Rome. ‘When last heard from General Menotti Garibaldi, with © considerable force under his command, had succeeded im reaching the vicinity of Reme and was still ad- vencing. Frorasce, Oct, 18—P. M. Itis reported that the plan for an insurrection within ‘he walls of Rome bas been exposed, and that the leaders have been discovered, arrested and thrown into prison, x ENGLAND. the Ad- miralty, Lerde—Arreat of a Liverpool Mer- namie Loxpox, Oct. 18, 1867, a dinnor wae given at Manchester last evening to the Ministry, at which Earl Derby, Lord Stanley and nearly all the members of the Cabinet were present. In reply to the usual sentiment in honor of the Ad- ministration the Premier rose and made a speech, in which he defended tho action of Lis government on the question of Reform and refuted some of tho attacks ‘which bad been made upon the representation of the People's bill. Lord Stanley, the Secretary for Foreign Affairs, In re- Sponse to a highly complimentary toast, also addressed the company. He spoke of the disturbed condition of Europe; but declared that, notwithstanding the threat- ‘ ening appoarance of affairs, he still enteriained hopes ‘Chat peace would be preserved. While roviewing, in the course of his remarks, the present relations of Great Britain with foreign powers, he alluded to the controversy between his govermment and that of the United States, in regard to the claima for indemnity arising out of tho iste war in that country, : ‘This controversy, he said, still remained opon; but Eng fand had all along dealt with America ina friendly temper 1m this discussion, and time was already soothing the irritation which might have arisen oa cither eide of the Atlantic, Loxnon, Oct. 18, 1867. Admiral Parragat yesterday received and entertained ‘the Lords of the Admiralty on board the fagehip ¥ranklia at Portsmouth. Lavaxnrroot, Oct, 18—Evening. Mr, Campbell, of the firm of Campbell & Sons, whose failure was recently announced, was arrested, and upon examination bas been hefd for trial on the charge of de- frauding the National Bani of Liverpool of (en tuourund pounds siorling. DENMARK. A Minister Accredited to Washington. Corannaaey, Oct. 18, 15967 Captain F. E. de Billo, lato Secretary of the Danish Segation at Paris, has been appointed Envoy Extraordi- aary and Minister Plenipotentiary of Denmark to the United States of America, EUROPEAN MARKETS. ‘Tus Loavos Mossy Manxat,—Lopon, Oct, 18—Even- tng. —Consols closed weak, at 95 for money. Ameri- ean securities closed firmer at the following rates:— ‘United States five-twenty bonds, 68%; Illinois Central, 174; Erie Railway bares, 46'{; Atlantic and Groat ‘Western Consolidated bonds, 21. Tas Fraxaroar Bounsr.—Fraxgront, Oct, 18—Kven- ing.—United States bonds closed at 13\¢ for the issue of 1862, Livearoot, Corrow Manker,—Liverroor, Oct. 18— Evening. —Tho cotton market cloned at an advance of one-eight of a peuney, The following are the author. ‘zed quotations Maan AN. uplam Middling Orleans, . . coe ‘The salon of the day exceeded the noon o#imate $,000 bales—footing up ful! 20,000 bales, Traps Rzrort.—The aivices from Mai Oot, W—Evoning.—The reaction in tho breadstits market mill Continues, quotations ciosng a4 follows:—Corn, fo. 84; califorata when, te Ot rod Wanara want, ; , Gt. Gd. ; onts, Sa, 10d.; pens, Sis. Livanroot, g Mancer,—Livxaroo, Oct. 18—Evening,~Beof, 1228 €d.; pork, 71s; bacon, sa. 4, ; lard, Son. ; cheore, 629, Lirvenroot, Propcon Manner, —Livantoon, Oct. 18— Evening.—Common rosin, Se 6d. Medium rosin, 129. Taliow, 468, Od, Turpentine 274 Petroleum, 1*, 3d. ior rite, and Is. 8344. for refined. Maaxnre.—Loxpow, Oct, 1&— Evening —“avar an A at 26 for No. 12 Dutoh standard, Ciber articies Tus LWUM MARKS —Asrwmp, Oct, 18—Eve- ning.—The petrolenm market closed heavy at 63 france per barrel for standard white. EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS. Livenroor, Oot, 18.--The steamship Propontia, Cap. = Higgineon, from New York, arrived at this port to- Germania, Cap. Hai , Will pro! iy sail on Satur- for Now York, after rapsiring the Which she lately sustained at sea aud which hoy yeture, MEXICO. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HEnAl Probable Election of Juarez—Madame Mira- mon aod Madame Evcandon ta Havana. Havana, Oot, 18, 1867, The steamer Louisiane, from Vera Crnz, has arrived here, bringing news by telegraph from the Mexican capital up to the 13th inst., and from Vera Cruz to the 14th, The announcement of Santa Ana's coudempation to eight years of banishment is confirmed, The elections had resulted in the success of President Juarea in the Siatesof Mexico and Guadalajara and all the principal States of the interior, The widow of the late General Miramon is here, on her way to Europe, as is likewise Madame Escandon, the wife of Don Antonio Escandon, the wealthy capi- talist, Both have recently suffered severe family aillic- tlons—the former by the death of her gallant husband and a son, and the latter by the sudden death of Senor Buatagino Barrou, her brother, THE PRESS TELEGRAM, Havana, Oct, 18, 1867. Advices from the city of Mexico are to the 13ih and Vera Craz to tho 14th instant, Juarez bad received @ majority of votes for President in the city of Mexico; but the p ment to the constitution was defeated, The general result of the Presidential election ts not yet known, Quiarago, the companion of SMafques in’his flight, had been discovered on the Texan frontier by a party of sol- diers, but had succeeded in again escaping from his fol- lowera, The roads in Mexico are infested by banditt! and are very unsafe for travellers. Mr, Plumb, the Secretary of Legation of the United States, had arrived at tho city of Mexicg, The Bolivian minister had been received by President Juarez, and congratulated him on the great triumph of of the Mexican arms, By the sioamer Louisiana the following distinguished persons, who have been banished from Mexico, have ar- rived here on the way to Europe, The widow of Mira- mon and her family; the imperial ministers—Marine, Theophilo; Interior, Juan Pereia :|Foreign Affairs, Nicolas Portelia, Genera! Roa, Counseller Escandon and the Bishops of Ormacchea and Tulancingo. CUBA. Commercial and Marine Intelligence. Havawa, Oct, 18, 1867, Exchange declining. On London, 15; Paris, 3; on United States currency, 2635 discoumt, Gold 7 per cent Premium, Freights dull, To New York, 00; New Orleans, 1. Sugar is without animation; quotations, 83,9 adkea 10% reals, Molasses acarce; quotations, 5a6 reals. Bacon, 15; hams, 22018; beeswax, 8a 11%; honey, 4 reals; bore a 50. Flour in demand at $13 a $13 50, Lard, 1634 0 1934, Arrived trom New Orleans, brig Hope; from Balti- more, bark Patillo. * CANADA. The Feniau Arms at Potsdam—The Regalar Periodical Attack on Can: to Take Place Aboutthe Time of the Elections. E Torowro, Oot, 18, 1867, The Ottawa correspondent of the Toronto Globe says he has special tnformation confirming the statement regarding the Ferian arms at Potsdam. The arms are those seized by the United States government in 1866 and fately restored to the Fenian agents, About four thousand stand of arms havo arrived at Potsdam, and a lot of cavairy saddies has also arrived there. It is supposed that the Fenians will take advan of the elections which are to come off in New York shortly, and attempt a raid when both the political parties least desire to quarrel with them. The government authori- ties of Canada are in full possession of information as to thelr movements, and the necessary measures and: pre- cautions bave been taken. The Canadian Governmont [uformed of the Plans of the F le Toronto, Oct. 18, 1867. The Evening Telegraph says the government has re- ceived information regarding the plang of the Fenian Brotherhood of such importance aa to warrant the issuance of secret instructions to the commandants of military posts shroughout the province. Horag and Ulrich, the counterfeiters, were before the police magistrate a this morning. The decision is y- Tesetved until Mo: A number of priests loft Montreal to-day on a mis- ston to Florida, THE PLAINS. . The Pence mmissioners at Fort Larned— Mecting of Citizens in New Mexico Se. cure the Extension of the Pacific Railroad Through that Territory. Fr. Louis, Oct. 18, 1867. The Indian Commission was at Fort Larned on the 12tb, where thoy mot Sataata, head chief of the Kiowns, and soveral leading chiefs of other tribes who will ae- company the Cominiasioners to Medicine Lodges Crook. Governor Crawford and Senator Ross, of Kaneas, are with the Commission, and strongly oppose any tomport- zing policy with the Indians. Tn case treaties adequate to the security of absolute acd cannot be made, they will use their influence to have large numbers of troops stationed on the plains, and suiliciont aid extended to the railroads to com- plete them. With the raiiroads Gnished they say the game Will disappear, and with it the Indiana. Aletter from Superintendent Murphy cautions the Commision against taking a large escort with thor for fear the military force will frighten the Indlans away from Medicine Lodge. Late advices from New Mexico say that a large meot- ing of citizens of the territory was held at Santa Fo on September 2i, to consider ‘measures to secure the extention of the Kansas Pacific Railroad throuzh New Mexico to tue Pacific Ocean, G: ‘aor Mitchell pre- died, and spesches were ruade by Genoral Palmor, treasurer of the railroad company, Major Caluoun, Chief Justice Slough, Hon. C. P. Cleaver, delegate to Congross, ‘and others, all taking strong ground io favor of & enterprise, A long series of resolutions wore adopted, actting forth the numerous reasons why the road should be built, and rocoasmending Congress to extend the samo aid to thie road as bas yo, Or may be granted, to the Omaha route, Indian Raid the Stock of nm IWickenbur, Artzonn—All Place Carried OM Sax Frawcisco, Oct. 18, 1867. Late advices from Arizona state thai the Apaches madearaid upon the town of Wickenburg and carried of the entire stock of the piace. The Indians wore well mounted and equipped. There was no resistance or pursuit, as (he cavairy bad taken all the borses in the placo, The loss of stock closes the operations of the Vulture Company, the only speck of sunshine on the dark horizon of Arizona, @ Indians continue to com- mit outrages In every direction. General Gregg, com- manding, is vigorously prosecuting the war, and if it wore not for lack of troops aud the stringoney of orders =e more would have been sccom- plished. MISSOURI. Decision tn the Case of Murphy the B. i Karns Similar Chargos inn Civit Court=Trotting at St. Louls. Sr, Lovta, Oct. 18, 18 William Murphy, who bas beon confined in the Mis- sour! Penitentiary for (he last two years, under sentence by military commission for boat-barning on the Missis- sippi river during the war, was brought before the United States Cirewit Court on Wednesday, and the case argued on @o application for his discharges before Judgs Miller, The caee was decided to.day, discharging the Prisoner on (he ground of the wueonstitutionality of the tribunal by which Mar phy was tried and sentenced. The Judge decided (hat the prisoner occupied the same position now as though he had not been tried and sontenced by the military tribunal, and that he would be arraigned and «trial bad upon the charge by the civil courts, Dvatrics Attorney the prisoner was ut until to-morrow, to allow an the old charges or prefer now Park be- mate and the paciag John Tote, The latter horse wo »,2:20%. Brown George was withdrawn after the secgad hea. opportunity to ri ones, if any oxtet A race cam Ld twoen Brown horee , for eat, , VERMONT. a Powder at Fairhaven= Men 6 Buntumatos, Oct. 18, L867, Last evening seen men wore injured, and three of thom probably fatal, by the premature explosion of a blast in the slate quarries of J, J, Wittiams, at Fates haven, Vi, Two kogs of gun into @ crevices, whica provably contained fire Previous bine Explosion of Blas Seve VIRGINIA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALO. Radical Meeting Richmond—Speeches of Congressman Wai ra, Mr. Ordway aud Others. Wasurvarox, Oct, 18, 1867, 1100 Shotoe Bate" Information from Richmond to-night states that s moeoting of all members of the republican party opposed to the Hunnicutt ticket was called to-night at the City Hall, in that city, 1s was ovideat in the start that the meeting had boon packed by the ultra radi- cala, who succeeded entirely in defeating its object. Tt was a most disorderly assembly and enacted a num- ber of very disgracetul scones. At the time of this meeting another was in progress On the Capitol square, which was addressed by Congress- man Washburn, who said :—* You have a mighty lesson to learn; you have more to learn than anybody else; and Tam not surprised that when bright, glorious liberty ‘was preseuted to you you were mistaken; for if the white race bad been bound as you were they might have Committed more excesses, And now, when the glorious privilege of deciding the destiny of our country is in your hands, bear yourselves as freemen and men, You cannot afford to allow a single ono of your number to. disgrace himself, The most you have-to fear~alt you have to fear from anybody—ia from yourselves. Prove to the white men that you are worthy of the privilege of voting, I will now teli you another thing, The only way to make yourselves respected is by honesty and industry, Work for it; that ja the only way for eithor the white man or the biack man to attain independence, Political equality belongs to wan by right; social equality hay to him just as bo may happon to get it. Whenever by honost toil and industry you can acquire wealth and education you can acquire social equality, you cannot get fu any other way. Even the radical Con, cannot give {6 to you, Af they wanted to do it, Tam told pias not paid well for your work. The time will come when they will pay you. You are now in a state of probation, and you may fail; but if you do it will be your own fault—{t will be by your own action—it will be be- cause the trust we repose in you was inisplaced; and if you do fail you deserve to fail and lose your rights, but ¢ will be your own fault. At tho coming elections I want you to be patient to bear lueult, and even Injury, ‘a8 long as you aro not shut out from tho polls, Vote for the ticket on which you find the names of your friends, and if you are fools enough not to know who they are on are too big fools to have the right to vote for any- vr, Ordway was then ‘ntroduced, and sald that, although he bad no vote in Congress, could give the p backward. He believed that it had the power, under the constitu- tion, to confor the right of suffrage on any man it chose in any State, and the result of the vote in Obio and Penwsyivania would be anulil- fied by its action at the next session. He assured them, if they wore interfered with in casting their votes, that the power of thi vornment would be used to right ti Tf any man attempted to intimi- date or prevent them from voting aa the thought proper, all that was n was tovreport the fact to the Proper officer, and measures would be taken to vindi- cate them. General McClurg and Judge Mercer were called for, but they did not respond. Ten ora dozen radical meetings have been held in different portions of the city, Speeches were made by the leading orators, white and col of radical ty. There aro but two tickets, All offorts at com- ination have been defeated, and the Sght ts between the Hunaiouts radical ticket and the conservative John- son ticket, The excitement isincreasing daily. The conservatives are working quietly and industriously. The failure to eflect a combination will insure the suc- cess of tho radica: ticket, The Congressional committee were called on this afternoon 4 an aid of Governor Pierpoint, and invited to dine with his (Pierpoint's) family. In the absonce of the Governor they were compelled to decline, THE PRESS TELEGRAM. The Imboden Registration Case—General Sch the Registration Board-« ical Matters. Ricamwono, Va, Oct, 18, 1867, With a view to making General Schofield d dant of mandamus, and to exhaust the remedies under the Reconstruction act, General Imbodea, ander the advice of counsel, appealed from the decision of the Registra tion Board. The following is the Commanding General's roply:— Heanqvanters Fast Muarany Disraict, Ricaaoxn, Va, Oct, 18, 1867, M. J. Iunopen:— Sin—In reply to your communication submitted to- day, appealing from the decision of the Board of Re; tration of Richmond city in rejecting you as a qualified voter, I am directed by the Commanding General to in- form you that the decision of the Board of Registration ig gustained. Vory respectfully, your obediont servant, S. F. CHALFIN, Assistant Adjutant General, The conservatives here are fullof hope, Never has there been moro energy shown in a canvass than is now being dikplayed by both sides, Each is sanguine of victory, and both are doing their boat. The modorate negroes are discatisiied with the democratic nominations, They say if Sturdevant and Evans were Gropped and two negroes substituted, the ticket would carry, and ® torch light procession would crown the triumph; but, aa it is, they will vote for Hunnicutt’s i Ys Partie conservatives are holding @ mostiag, and are con- ident. » Oct, 18, 1367. and ©, 8. Avhley (white), and A. iH, Galloway (colored) for the convention, Bome of the negroos are disaatialod booais there are not two of their color on the ticket, NEW YORK. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALO. Base Ball Match at Buffalo—Propesed Cou- plimentary Dinner to General Barry. Vato, Oot, 18, 1467, To cick BM." The Excelsior Bese Ball Clab, of Rochester, beat tho Niagaras, of this ctty, to-day by 52 to 18, This is the second game inside w week that the Excelsiors bave worsted the Niagaras, Considerable money changed hands on the result of the game, Thero were over three thousand spectators presout. The game on both sides was but poorly contested, Gon. Barry has rnccepted comp!imentary dinnor from a number of the loading ol'izens of Budalo, previous to his departure on the lst prox., to join his regiment, the Second Artillery, in California. The Ifst is headed with the name of ex-Prosident Fillmore, sad wilt take piaco an the 24th inst, THE PRESS TELEGRAMS. and Democratic Nominations fo iro—Kusion of Democrats und nt Sehenectady. Scaaxaorapr, N. ¥., Oct 18, 1867. The democratic convention for the Fifteenth Sena. torial district met hero on Tuesday last, The majority, which favored the nomiuation of Hon, Charies Stanford, carried an adjournment uati! to-day. Some disaffected republicans aleo held @ convention here to-day and nominated Stanford as au independent candidate, Ho waa accordingly endorsed by the ad- journed democratic convention which re-assembied to- day. r Sine Stxo, N. ¥., Oct, 18, 1867. At the republican convention of the counties of West chester, Rockland and Patnam held at (bis piace to- James W, Husted was nominated for State Senator, Hepsom, N. Y., Oct. 18, 1867. The Democratic Convention of the Eleventh Senato- ris| distriot, which met in this city toalay, nominated Jacob B. Jewell, of Poughkeepsie, ae their candidate, Agricultural Fair at Dundee. Dexvre, N. ¥., Oot, 15, 18 The Dundes Union Agricultural Fait closed’ to- There were about ten thousand persons in attend: Mr. George W. Bungay, the orator and poot, deliv the address TENNESSEE. Proceedtinus Leaisiature=The New ‘alice New Near Johnsonville. Naswvitem, Oct, 18, 1967, ‘The Metropolitan police went om duty to-night, The Lagisiature was not in session to. having ad journed to attend « fair at Franklin, The members are delighted with the courtesy ahown them there, Senator Rogers yesterday offered resviutions in the Set in favor of paying the bonds with greenbacke. Ho in one of the oldest and ablest radicals ia that body. Joba E, Amos, of Georgia, had bis pocket ploked to- day, at Chattanooga depot, of $1,000, A tow days ago @ party of men called at the residence of Mr. Porter, three miles from Johnsonville, and enticed him off under pretence of wish- ing nim of 8 Witness in @ trial, After they had gone some distance William Pierce came out of sore bushes and shot him dead, Pierce waa afterwards arrested, but made bis The remainder of the party aro hetd for trial, @ difficulty originated in matters occurring during the war. establishing & union depot, Much interest je (@lt ler were being ited ‘The railroads Concentrating here are trying to agree frow's |» ta SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALO. Reputed Correspondence Between General Grant and Dr. Lieber—The Former Ready te Accept Any Responsibility. Purapsvraia, Oot, 18, 1867, 10 o'Clock P, M. The Morning Post hes the Collowing special despaich from Washington :— Upon the retirement of Dr, Lieber from tho office of Tebel records ho wrote to General Grant, congratulating bim upon his euccoss, and saying that it was rarely that history had ever devolved upon one man #o many great civil aud military responsibilities, He felt it was possi- ble a greater crisis was coming than that which ended at Appomattox Court House, and be prayed that he might be strong enough to accopt the responsibility. Grant's letter issaid to be the most radical he has written, ‘Io it he says be trusts he may have strongth to answer any re- sponsibility that may devolve upon him No matter how solemn it may be, he will uot heailate to accept it if the country demauds it, The Official Democratic Majority In the Late Election. Haxeisuvge, Penn,, Oot, 18, 1867, The correct official majority for Sharswood, the demo~ Gratio candidate for Judge of the Supreme Court, 1s 922. THE PRESS TELEGRAMS. The Late Municipal Election in Philadelphia To Be Contested by the Kopublican Candi. dates. Punapetvas, Oot, 18, 1567, Tho republican candiaates for Register of Willa, Clork of the Orphans’ Court and City Commissigner, bave Commenced @ contest in the Court of Common Plows ‘with tho democrats that received the certificates of elec- tion, Frauds are alleged in many wards, In one pro- cinet the democratic eleation officers are said to have ro- ceived one hundied and nivety-six votes from persona who were not on the list of voters, Similar frauds are charged in the Second, Fourth, Fifth, Beventeruth and ada wards, more than enough to change the Seizure of an Oi Refinery tn Pittsburg. Prrrsavra, Oct, 18, 1867, Tho United States authorities have selzed the Quaker Oil Refinery, The United States detective having charge of the matter has moat successfully worked up the facts against F. Tack and others, claimants, The evidence shows more sales by one firm, of free oil, twice over ‘than the tax paid to the government The tax being twenty cents per gallon, it is a8 profitable as illicit wMix- Key distilling. The amount olalmed is very large, anda full expose will be made, MARYLAND. AU Parades Other Than the State Militia ‘z, Oct. 18, 1867. The folowing remarkable order was passed to-night by the Police Board of Baltimore, Its object ia to pronibit the parade of the colored militia and the Union Leagues entirely :— All parades, processions, or assemblages of armed mea, Within tho limits ol imore, other regularly organized militia of ti oper officers, properly and legally authorized, are > eee nie, whether the same be bad by day or y Bight. All processions or parades of bodies of men throw, the public streets at night, except of militia as aforesaid, are likewise forbidden, whether the persons engaged therein be armed or unsrmed, All persons, other than members of the militia organization aforesaid, appearing armed in the streets at night, whether singly or together, will be arrested. The officers and mén of the police for re her enjoined to arrest al! persons who shall be found on the streets in contravention of this ord The houses of several persons have been searched to- day by the police and arms taken. The owners of these belonged to the colored military companies, A number of arrests have been mado of parties alleged to be Impli- cated im the shooting affair of last night, Laying of the Cornorstone of the New City Hall in Balt! re. Battiumons, Oct, 18, 1867, The cornerstone of the new City Hall was laid to-day, with imposing Masonic rites, the Most Worshipful Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of the State of Mary- land oficiating. THE NATIONAL GUARD. INSYRCTION OF THE FIVEY-¥iFTH REGHERNT, This command, whieh is well known as the Lafayette Guard, bad « very fine, clear day for their annual in- wpection on Monday last. Tho formation was made in Second street, right on First avenue, at about hailf-past nine, and by ten o'clock the battalion eutered Tompkins square through the Eighth street gate. It was under the command of Colonel Le Gal, and numbered three field, soventoon drums, twenty-three band and ten commands of twelve files front, making a total of three bundred and forty-four uniforms. About (he only in:li- vidual to represent the staff was the vivandiere, Whether she can be counted as a commissioned officer is somowhat questionable, General Varian, Inspector Wontworth, Captain Mellen and Captain Rich. ards were early upon the ground, and tho review commenced in the usual manner hereto fore observed, the commandant of the regimont acting ag the reviewing officer, accompanied only by thi manner ‘on which the revi vas done is caption if made in regard rs to look at the reviewing oificer in passing, and 4 lieutenant placing bimaeif on lino with the rear rauk in ono of the companies on ¢ left, thia was ono of the bost of the present in- spections. salutes of the Heutonant colonel and major were vory bh the band aad turni ofp in a most Guperive plac Tho inapection was all over aly k, after which the regiment made @ short parade through the priuelpal strect#, ‘There were two inodals prosented during the day, one to the meinber who had enlisted the greatest number of reorults during the year, and the other to the tlnest aod best 1 co THR VOLUNTENN Me t The novelty of a turn on of some eight companies belonging to a8 many divlerent regiments on Monday night last attracted @ large crowd, of course, and L fayoite place was filled at an early bour with 9a anxious Uhroug of spectators nnd friends of the various panies, which paraded es foliows:—ormpany regiment (right of lino), Lie ©, Fourth regiment, Captain Kearne; Compacy B, Thirty-seventh rogiment, Caplain (ox; Company H, Sevonty-frst ragiun Lieutonaut Syphee; Company D, Twenty-vecond regiment, Licutenant Cullen; Com- A, Ninth regiment, Lieutenant Rapee; Company Fe" virin regiment, Captain Kloebee; Company B, Twelfth regiment, Lieutenant Burke. The formation was completed shortiy alter nine o'clock, the companies pay} some #ixty men each, ora fine battalion of seven hundred, inciuding musiciass and officers, The line of march was through Fourth street to Bowery, to Broome rest, to Broadway, to Fourteenth street, to Fifth avenae, to Twonty- third street, passing in review before Major Genoral Sbeler at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, They were accompanied by Dodsworth's full band. The battalion was under the command of Captain Clark, Eighth regiment, assisted by Captain Banta, of the Twelfth, and Captain See, of the Seventy-frst. The coropanies of the Eighth, Tweuty-sscond and Seventy. firet were ail upom the ground at the time mentioned te orders, Some of the othors, although quartered in the tmmediate vicinity, did go: arrive for some time after- wards. BLACTION OF A MASOR, An election for Major of the First regiment cavalry took piace at Ittner's hotel, corner of Grand and Mercor streets, on Monday evening inst. Brigadier General Yostley presided, assisted by Major Kent and Captain Moller, of the staff. There were twenty-oight votes cast, of which Capiain Johm Madden, of Troop F, receieved twenty-three, and Sergeant Hugh MoAl of the noa- commissioned staf, Ove votes, Captain Madden was thereupon dclared to be elected, aud, being presvnt, a0- eepted the pomtion, THAPECTION OF THR PIRAT REGIMENT. This command, familiarly known as the ‘Hawkins Touaves,” was favored with as fine a @ay vesterdny as the Fifty-fifth had om Mouday. General Varian, Major Wentworth, Major ( 5 Captain Mevien, Captain Ricbards and Coptain a, of the brigade staff, ar. rived upon the ground at ton o'clock; but the regime: did not take its appearance until twenty minutes e In consequence of the police being on duty at the istry offices the regiment had to throw out {ts own guard to clear the ground for the review. So far asthe salutes are concerned, they were the best of (he entire brigade, as avery line officer looked at the reviewing ofcer, aud not upon the ground or on (he backs of the rear rank of the company in front of him. some litte distance waa lost in coming into line, but the salute terminating the review was splendidly douse, Lieutenant Cotonel Perley being the very impersonation of a “model soldier.’ sin uniform, fleld two, non commissioned maf, five; drums, eighteen; ban twenty-eight; seven companies of t fies front giv total of two huadred and seventy all told, This {a quite an increns@ glace 1866, when regiment only paraded two hundred and one present. At the termina- Von of the inapection, about two o'clock, the regiment made « short parade and returgod to the armory. RETURN OF COLONELS, Colonel Carr, of the Eighth te iment, infantry, re turned from Europe op Monday. Will be rerenaded at hia residence this (Wednesday) bers of tl dO Sixth infantry, ‘ve similarly Rupored, Rartnoad ConmourDation 1s it ir Or cortata railroads tn Virgin the result of misreprosentations ‘rom malicious —— and an appeal is to be taken to the President, One the is indebied to the government $55,000, and the conpolidation, it is contended, will rather improve yuau impor bee peceriy, NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OUTOBER 19, 1867.~TRIP LE SHEET. 7 git SRTENNS YLVANIA. CITY POLITICS, veenerniett Journed:— County Convention—Jam.** B. Craig, Hepubliona County Nominntions—The Radicat | (iy Convention James nWuley. | “4 wentions—sec." ict, © Ro Ticket Cossplet at Night. Purey; Third district, PW. Kalbariseh. 5% The Radical County Convention at its adjourned meet. ing held last night at Headquarters, corner Tweuty- second street and Broadway, completed its nominations for county officers, The attendance of delegates was full, every ward boing represented by its entife deie- gation, Mr, James W, Culver presided. At eight o'clock the roll was called, aud the calling proceeded harmoni- ously until the Eleventh Assembly district delegation Was reached. Hore Mr, Thomas J, Ellison arose and said ‘that he came at the request of General P, M. Wetmore, whone letter he held, to represent that gentleman, who Was unable to attend. Quite @ breeze sprung up as to Whether or not an absent delegate bad a right to ap- point a proxy. Those who assumed the negative of this question contended that the delegation alone could All a vacancy occurring iu lis ranks. The matter was decided in opposition to Mr, Ellison's claims, aud the delegate chosen by the district delegation was admitted, Waen the calling of the roll was comploted, ir. Joan H. Wurre ed that the Convention 2omi- rt candidate for the oftice of Supervisor. The mo- tion was carried, and after «@ spirited contest the vote was announced as follows:-Issac J. Oliver, 80; W. H, McKinuey, 66 tering, 3. ie Mr, Caantas 8, cek moved that the nomination be Assombiy Conventions—First dixinct, Thomas Fama; Second district, Heary Powell; Tuird divtrict, Tuom Foran; Fourth district, Jacob J. Bergen; F:(bu district, Wiliam Murray; Sixth district, Z Voorhees; Sev district, G, Fox;’ Zighth district, C. Eiliott s Niuta trict, P, B. Knight, A ConorctoR Misaixo,—Lowie H, Durland, « well Known conductor on the Rochester and Coruing div {atom of the Erie Railway, is missing. He was last seco gov towards Wasbington in company with a young of Livonia, which piace they left last Tuursday, As it tae understood that the absentess called upo 8 Clergy tan of tbe place before leaving aud took bis They will return ina fow days, hi er, w an the Journey.—Mecheler Union Oe ie’ A Lady Screams * lady living in Bi Lenten or alepy keeping not only hag 4 f the ueighbors, tack of inflammatory shoulder, which were badi oe ero eae, she was office, 170 Chat yawollen, De ‘old to go to jow York, and her pain woul xpenso. With dig culty they carried end placed her iu @ carriage, and drove made unanimous, which was agreed to, the place where all go when all other medical skit! provée Mr, Ware then moved to refer th’ matter of nom{. | A¥%fllva, She was earrie ot by Wen ona nating @ candidate for Supervisor to ill the vacancy oc- | blocked the passage. with his more casioned by General Shaler’s resignation.be referred to | wonderful. remedy, PA hich he applied w the Executive Cominittee, with power. This motion | ® brush (but leaves no color), ca’ her to Sand was negativéd, however, and the Convention proceodad | ler feet in leas than fifteen minutes without pale The d for was for something to cat, whi Case: oqualiy. ab a oftee, He to vote for andidate as foliows;— yr (short term), Dr. Wm, V. Alexander, T. Lock, 14; Martia V. Brown, 7, ani .. The Chair decided that Dr. Ainxander bade reer a the votes cast, and the momination ‘ny ‘at WOLeOTT'S every > ¥ naine or nature, free of charge, for ev any come huvdreda of miles, and never fn vala. Pat forty years’ diauding removed id a fow minutes. PAINT, with a brush, ia sold by all drng ate, has astonished the oldest rel or wholesale: Was, on motign, mado unanimous. tot Uta 0. Mien moved that the Convention procaed | ieailacs w nominate a c4 date for the office of District Attor- Sold at 2e.. Sie, $I Ddottlag! noy. The motiog was carried, whon Mr. Haates moved | holi eight dclee bettie sior bhtouiat bo ateeare dea. that Colonel Rush, Hawkins be nominated by accla- | Whe-ever it is used for jong standing or come plaints, He Te also the proprt WOLGOLPS INSTANT PAIN RNNTHES mation, The motion was kins was forthwit tion nem. con. The nomination df three candidates for the office of Coroner was noxt taken. up. Dr. Alexander H. Robin- aon, Dr. Alexander Wilder, Dr, Louis Nauman, Dr. Snod- grass, Dr, Andrew H Robinson and Dr. James P. Nor- vell were named, The voto resulted as follows:—Wil- reed te, and Colonel Haw- jeclared the nominee of the Conven- tarrh and Colds in the head,” Mi whole community, aod warrants cautions all to pirchase uo; pera—touch noxe fn brown ruggist, er bau en dor, 112; Norveli, 07; Nauman, 1; Robinson, 53: 8 ere Eaposition. , 20, The Chairman thereupon declared Dra. | ¢h and gold taeda for kevschs Wilder, Norvoil and Nauman the candidates of the Con- vention, which nominations were made unanimous. ‘Tbe matier of nominating a fourth candidate for Coro- ner (it being a disputed legal question whether or not @ vacancy will exist when Dr. (Schirmer sball have served two years in that office) was referred to the Executlve Committee to act in the premises as they may se@ proper, when, on motion of Mr. ©. 8. Spencer, the Convention adjourned sine die. t cs Upright Piano by the Unanimous vordict of the Toi pational Jury, This medal is distinctly classified first ordergof merii over all other American exhibitors, and o more than four bundred pianos entered for competition nearly ail the most celebrated manufacturers of Bul Warcrooms Nos. 109 aud M1 East Fourteenth atress, New ‘ork. 1 A. . . * . . A Courvalescent’s Statement After Typhus Fever. —, ie gur physician induced me to tr ONES Mann eee TRal Its taste delighted me; I could take it wit! throwing it off. Afterwards I ‘oould digest broth, chicken. I have now left my bed, gad enjoy strength ange rey pre ~ MAIDHOF, Bidridge street, HOW! MALT EXTRACT DEPOT, 542 Broadway. A-—For St. uf edbetitnth, zintaaed Bissant lat O° fo A,—Stylti ff texturs phineyriae Hate torte isfydeature, dt ‘ A.—Deflance. ith cleanser and teeth reer Dr. JOH! J delicious AMERICAN TOOTH FO DER defies the to produce its equal, Depot lit East Twelfth street. Mozart County Convention. The County Convention of the Mozart demucracy met at Mozart Hall, 814 Broadway, last evening, and made the following nominations :— For Sy ‘isors—Long term, Smith Ely; short term, Isaac Rosenborg. For Coroners—Owen Keenan, of the Eleventh ward; Michael Smith, Fifteenth ward; and John Wildey, —— Republican Assembly Convontions. ‘The republican*Assembly conventions were leid last evening with the following resaite;— Diat. Dist, by druggists, 3—Adjourned, 14—Adjourned. " t; Not Goddjoersed. Ih-Saml S Ure. idea = : ¢ 10—Herman F. Ba 19— Adjourned. 12—Adjourned. 20— Adjourned. — 0 Li Ww ted Ca ortaodtnenmatien, Loman SUnetVegtaine ReRe matic Kemedy taken inwardly. 5 Referenoes, 17,767 Triacipal depot, 104 Broadway. w1—Wm. H. be Camp, ealereeoen: Aes 13—Jamos G, Armstrong. Convention. Mozart Senatorial oe Re a eee The Mozart democracy of the Fifth Sonatoriat District | Afne sweetest thing in lito” te food, heath and held a convention last evening, but atjourned without | spirits, and, if you have them not, the next best mm to, the faded cheek and happl making a nomination. what will restore tg The arent, and sure re ERS, which our physicians od female patients as safe, mulant. ‘They contain, noth! Glsagree with the most delicate constitution, and have den opinions from ail who have tried shem; aud fiy'no article was ever tried by so many persons. They qle- trengih to the weak. a, dolightfal toilet arlicte ; supe. ce. ‘ Mozart Assombly Convention. The following is the result of the meotings of the Mo- zart democracy, heli last evening for the purpose of nominating candidates for ae of Assembly ;—~ Dist, Diat. 4—Adjourned. 11—Adjourned. T—Joha Fou. 18—P, H. McDonough, ° * 6 « . Dr, GQOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP x Pimples, blotchas, spote, blots, and make white the darkest skin; bie far-f1 4s potent for t tre destruction of euper- Liquid Vegetable Rouge. will impart tothe check er lip. At Dr. Fanti GOURAU fon Nominations. ntion, to neminate mem- bers of Assembly, met last evening and adjourned, with the following result ;—Fourth district, P. H. Hayes, fas will eradicate all tan, freckles, Democratic U tiny tablishment, 453 Broadway, near Grand. Miscellancous Assembly Nominations. Mr, Wilham T, Jennings has received the unanimous nomiaation of the constitutional Union party for mem- ber of Assembly from the Twenty-first district, ‘The conservative republicans of the Twenty-first Assombly district have nominated Mr. Horatio F. Allen for Assemblyman from that district, Hee Painted Fruit Y ao naturally that the aparrows pecked at the canvass. Se PHALONS “NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS" as cfleoumlly deceives the humaning birds and the bees in the neighborlpoa ofa bive, cr ina garten frequented by humming birds, pad its exquisite porfume atiracts the bees aud the birds, Central Committec. special meeting last night at The German Repub! ‘This organization held Raefles’ Hotel, when Dr. Muhr occupied the chair, As | .,Benuttful Hair-—Many a LIFE FOR TH fobs reported at the time, a committee was recently appointed to question the candidates of the Syracuse Convention whether they consider themselves bound by the plank inserted in the Syracaso platform in reference to the Excise and Sunday law, and whether they would promise to favor and to aid a Fepeal of the present Excise law, in conformity with the said Syracuse resolution. Last night Dr, Gerke submitted a report to the effect, that the candidates referred to had been called upou in writing to dofine their position, but no answer had been received from anyone of them. Therefore a resolution was introduced deciering that the German Republican Central Comittee and its constituents are not to engage ina campaign this fal!, and consequently are not toeupport the candidates of the republican party. This resolution after a long debate was adopted by a unauinious vote, ancl fed tnveased a tn ‘. resting ita progress when commensod, prindiple upon which its color depends, color and youths ty imparts new lif ing Lenteny 4 producing t thus restores ‘gray hair to, its original ‘and. will a.op Ita falting Out at once. and at my office, 1,1 mee ‘New York, SARAI A. CHEVALIER, M.D, air Dve,—Best and Chepndgte Natural aad durable. So'd by druggtate. Depot 56 r David's Fall Style of Gentlemen's Hnts— 290'4 Broadway, nomr Duane street. ' o Florida the Customors a ond bi thot fy STOKES, 563 Broadway ! Furs, Fars. ° carefully melocted assortment of elagunt Pure ia tue city, and at ratow Car Lelow tho sensation prices of the day, GENIN, 643 Broadway. Democratic German Meeting in the Eighth Senatorial District. A meeting took place last nigutat 821 Third avenue, and was largoly attended by German democrats of Twelfth, Ninoteeath and Twenty-second wards. Mr. Joho Neustaetier was in the chair, and after somo {utrodne- tory remarks Dr, Charles Nanz addressed the asembingo, welcoming the German republicans who had come to the Life Ralsam.—Rheamatism, Newthl- tin Their worst forms; #lso Serofila, Wing's elas, Old Uloeca, Balt Ki Kidweys, the worst cases ‘of mo.t certatnly enred by this soverelga gest blood, £e., are fer. HYATI's WIFE BALSAM, during the twenty yoareié has been In use, bux cured a hundred thousand casds. Tt Bever faited 1m any’ caso which, could be renoned by giedt- clue. @L per pottlo, Sold by drug! Depot 44 Ge meeting. After having deuounced negro supremacy, . the Exciue law and Purttanwm, he invited German flome Aaa, Y “Decenaichedied. baliok: eaaeean voters of the republican party to Vote with them agelast De Dermatologist, havi I the republican candidates, and concluded with recou- | Bota Mle. oan pow be 5 ag ee mending (be nomination of Mr, Michael Tuomey date for the Senate from the Eighth Senatorial district, and of Mr, Henry T. Claussen, Jr., 04 caudidate for As- semblyman fron the Twentieth district, Aftor the two tes had addressed the mecting oxpreasing their pimaply sor senly a Julie ait her parts of the body, tuc 1 of the head, inelading lons of balr or wa. No cha.ge for cousultation, parsoa~ gray 1 " ally or by Yet incom: tle. ngtice he imously, and a coramit ected to urge published formula of one of the most many Couvention to endorse it. The meeting then ad- of Setaaportiia. Vectorals, Ae. Jouraed, ion of Sarnal, Stillingas, Iron, Pode. apfunded sod used under the name of Barsaperiila, Cor tihe cure ot chronic diseescs. Kvary eda inorain ‘Tho German Brewers and the Campatan. | Sin puysiclan omet koow that © combination Of mal 0 A mecting of German brewers, malt and Lops dealors | With yegcabbes ds incompatible; 60 i ie com te bi ful pw live with medicines pes was held in Essex sireet yesterday afternoon, when ar- a y ag 3 Wt 4 rangements were made for # convention of the brewers, and malt dealers, associations, which in about a week is to be held in this city, for the purpose of taking meas- ures for united action during the election. Mr, Heary Claussen presided ou this occasion. The convention witl be composed of legations of th and malt dealers, associations of the is expected that some important action will be taken io reference to the selection of candidates to be voted for by those engaged in the wade duriog the State elec- ton. ry + it te desirabl son, thay should be east SR he vires apart. NO phyniel catharde at the sum ‘ime he calomel. i RADWAY' balay Auf & Pils. nee yy Drugs pate ani AD ‘goo Drs ue ima KINGS COUNTY POLITICS. ‘way Revublican Chy Conv . PASS Last Evening. The Kings County Republican City Convention wes held Jast evening at No. 9 Court street, Daniel Northrop in the chair and Messrs, Chester and Gove olficiating secretaries, The usual routine business of the Conven- tiom having been gone throug! motion was carried to go inte a nomination for Mayor, It wae moved that Mr. Daniel Booth, the present Mayor, be nominated for re- election, but his name was withdrawn, and Judge Rey- Nominat! leremme Park. — ‘our Races (day (Saturda: the Marrted Onk; Bow About Keianeou mats ad nce tne hy * Souty, omice 107 f Knox's Siyie.—Tho most stylish arel nolde then offered a resolution and preamble commonda- | frie of hat for tory of the course of William Booth during bis torm of | spot reason i se chs toeuiced by the colobraied oMce. This was unanimously endorsed by the Con- Fult it, I previons product vention. Mr. Archibald Blise Mos then nominated, we were got a wanton’ scky'a ECG | ea Wil and declared his delegation as opposed to this manner | ber 1. m of making the Domination, and in the course of bis, remarks denounced Archibald Bliss on the groond thas | Kor tack Great wr he (Bliss) was forming a coalition with the wire-puilern | {vk jf vs “te WILKES of the democratic party to seoure their vote. This rv. * io mark gave rise to hisses and loud ories, denoneiatory of as) ' this version of the clans of tbe candidate for the | 6a NY C% tld etna hitthenerencal te for yourselves and families, patronize, ‘ M ‘65:, No. 3 Untort —— ae nomination of the Convention. A war of words and « & deal of personalitics ensued, aod the dires\ cou- ‘union reigned for several minutes, during which Alder- man Whiting was ol ing in the cratio candidatic for the Mayoralty, ‘was partially restored, aud the nomination of Mins wag Tab) Rebs Pinno and « Cords, T Eventually order kuLi's ¢ made nimoUs. Th 9 , The Convention then went into nomination for Justi 4» | Legon Pit pighons, Eat 3p be serge tid of the ‘With the following result: — bd rit ee: Firat District—John Q. Adame. f Aiton Canreee i Thitd Matriet—Benjamin 8, Morehouse. Fourth District Referred to » commitise, of Fitth District—Anthony Walter. jew Yorks Ou motion the Conven' thom adjourned, Wi po to the eal of the Chair, iran a, ieee ‘aren, Democratic General Commit’ 4, Bocloty, &o. 0, justra’ ‘A mosting of the Democratic Genéral Co meitton wan | Dine, .NO one can aiford to bo without ublighors and age held last evening for the purpose Of F€OF ving the ore. uty ee His Tagrneeeciaes, boo Masa, Tai Rulon ot 7 y" wie ha Gentinis of the delegates elected to the several conven. Now York, tions at the primary siections. Tyere were a few rutow 9 AN Colors.— v Bray's patent #0! teste froro some of (wards io wt Peguianiiy of fons, Dub Woy were quickly diss of by Was sudorsement OC ‘the wigned | face Cartains, the regnsar inspectors. Wholesale L Git appointed ihe (owing porwone ve organise 1 a sascioly 0s Gita dvs dh sts 57 Bonen Vice the friends havo no uneasiness on ineir bebaie *