The New York Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1868, Page 8

8 CITY POLITICS. Sic cacaw tae Wastee: tp ae Ghai many Hall and the Governorship—Dissen- sions in the Camp—The Coming September Convention—The Probable Caudidates—The Late Great Democratic Powwow at Sara- Various Districte—The Mayoralty Contine gency. ‘The political leaders and their most trusted sub- ‘eiterns throughout the city have entered on the work ef the campaign in good earnest. The red men of Tammany have sent out their whole force on the ‘Warpath. Numerous scouts ahead are guarding against all contingencies as to eurprisals, ambus- cades and attacks from foes without, while tte chiefe of the ring are prepared to suppress with a bigh hand any hostile attempt, from. treach- erous friends within. The remnant of the tribe of Mozart, deserted by their former chieftain—him of the white mustache—who know they have nothing to gain or to hope for from the favor of the leaders. of the hostile tribe of Tammany, are out ambuscading and watching, !ike Indian Micawbers, for something to turn up that may raise the price of their-votes in the polftical mar- ket and enable them to secure some of the immense booty that awaits the victors In the campaign. The erstwhile democratic Union party is completely dis- banded and individual members thereof absorbed in. the Tammany ranks, while their late leaders, crying peccavi for their past defection and antagonism, are eating humble” pie, aud with woeful visagea) and. open maws agape whatever Bones may he. thrown. to them’ from tne ‘Tammany kitchen in return for their'weak rt ‘The red and black, the white and blue. 4 Fgpaplicn a officered and claimed to ve led by a political warfare—men who a squad of voters to the tiolts, Mer thealspouition of an election seriminage kuew are making a@ tremendous fuss, Holding nightly meetings, conventions, councils ind enroluicuts pre- paratory to moving on the the’ at works in the middie of September next, the time. aicaione® for their grand display of ‘strength. © present re- doabiable leaders of this inetley eve of Boys in Blue, or ‘*fanners,”” are Charley Spencer, Rufus S. Andrews, _ Generai W, , Hndsou Lawrence and others, Each of these. claims to be the chosen chief of this or that “regular” organization, whiie the hostility engendered by the eiforts of each to secure for himself and his clique the control of the campaign money chest now and the reyersion.of fat. offices under the government, should thé party tri- umph, has disorganized the wholg republican party of the city, so far as unity of action and harmony ot 8 0. coun y TAMMANY HALL AND THE GOVERNORSUIP, ‘The chiefs of Tammany are at present mnecii exer- cised respecting the nomination of Governor. Dis- sonsious have again entered the “councils of the brave,’ and are likely to ‘hlast them in thelr hovr of might.” Hoffman and his aspirations are the cause of ull the trouble. His motto, “Rule or ruin,’ is likely to end in tne latter, nothwithstand- ing that he has the support of Sweeny, the great Bismarck of the Hoffman dynasty. Besides, what, ever private or personal feeling Bill 'T ed has tor hin—and, contidentialiy speaking, that is not of the most fervid nature—even the ponderous a, throws his whole weight—no tride at that, take it in any sense—for him,and so Sweeny aud Tweed declare tint the whole aw here must go the whole hog for Hof ut up into mincemeat, whieh cism and consequent counting out at the distribution of the spoils, But there ts a goodly array of the opponents of Hoffman, who Inay Object to any such summary proceeding on the part or the chief of the kitchen ring, Congressman jorrissey, Sheriff O’Brien, Senators Genet, Creamer and Norton, Supervisor Hayes, ex-Sherttf Kelly and other centurions of the Tami legions, have taken their stand on Mount Aventine, and say they will there intreach if tleir demand is not complied with, and henee we are threatened with a renewal of the ancient strife of the members against the body. They haye only one condition to ask or demand to —that is, that Hoffman shall not be their stand- ard bearer in the Gubernatorial contest. This they make on behalf of themselves, their constituents— that 1s, the number Of voters they. can bring into the fiejd should it come to an open rupture—and for the fog re be ticket ri ie good hal hd party itself. ey say any attemp! suppress their just rights in this matter and the expression of their opinion on. the question of Hoffinan’s nomination by many legerdemain trick = device of the Perbistopucies of the ring will be the 1 for breaking th Cave and exhuming the me- ta jorical hatchet. These inaicontents favor the Hon mination of Church, or Cassidy, or Mui 7» Of Brook- lyn, for Governor. They assert the ht to present the names and advocate the claims of any of those gentlemen for this high positton upon the bier igh tion of the democracy of New York. If beaten the Convention ‘according to the usages of the party” they are prepared cheerfully to son and will thereafter support the regular nominee in faith and witha will. But they are also pre; pared armed at all points, to resist any attempt at error: ism or any departure from the old oe! of electing delegates to the Convention. On this point they are jealously watching the diplomacy of Peter Bismarck, knowing the trons of resources and expediencies that Peter is blessed withal, and not knowing in what way or direction his astute and subtle mind eid put them into service. There is no fact that among many of the outside leaders Fed among the fugiemen of the eee is bitter and open hostility nomination of Hofman ae, the candidate of the for Governor. gp a oer brought the whole part; overawe the refractory, oF to caaine them Back to thelr alle- giance just as the temper and qualities of the indl- vidual make a threat or a promise the more cogent eapon to use. Present members of Congress op- to Hoffman are threatened with the vengeance of Tammany if they tim their hostility—they ‘will not be reno! and those who hold places under the “Regency”? have mee notice that their ser- » will be po longer required from the moment y cease to bow the knee to Baal, the idol with the “brown mustache,” whose image is enshrined in the City Hall Ce Peter Bismarck Swi has given proof ae genius as the bul- wark of 1 hrone erected with- in Tammany, but “ye can hardly deem him- self whiie iting # fore! foe competent at the same time to snows — Sih og a aa within his very camp of su able pro} ions as that threatened. Peter will be found eu to the emergency, no doubt, but it must be by concil on the one hand, and inducing or compelling ical Hoffman to forego his Fee to the Governorship and content himself with the good aoe that his chief of commissary, Roome, and the Dame Leonards, of the subterranean kitchen in the City Hall Pine ring ~—— with daily. It is hot 80 jong ago that to succumb to an ouwide rome Pe ae sort, and Dick Connolly, © J! Sarien, Brennan and others, the 0] ition leaders then, got fat offices to appease them before they laid down their arms and reswore, politically, loyalty to the ring, The Presi- deutial election may help mater to bridge over present Saas Pe revolt will break out imme- diately afterwards if are determined to preas their man upon the Conran in. TUK SEPTEMBER CONVBNTION—THE PROBABLE CANDI- DATES FOR GOVERNOR. ‘The 2d of September next is as meree coca i ward t and great preparations are the friends of the rival candidates pabtialy spoken ot and by the frends of other candid the mention of whose naues before the Convention will be contin- gent upon the course of events. The influential backers o; Hoffman intend to present his claims for the nom1- nation upon his great popularity among the Ger- mans and because he is a “respectable man’? ong of the old German stock. Now, it is thought he Was running for Congress this latter qualification might be deemed detrimental to his succes and it speaks well for the past incumbents of the Gaberna- torial office that @ lnan'’s respectability is @ recom. mendation to candidates therefor. Morrissey even grants the respectability, but recognizes the same quality in Church, Cassidy, Murphy and others, and there(ore denies that respectability in a candidate is @ special virtue. The Hotfmanites put in an- other negative claim—that because he ran for Governor once before and was beaten the party should, therefore, run him again. To this Morrissey demure tn (of, a8 he says it is no sign of excellence in & maan to be beaten once, but affords good prom for # big bet that he will be beaten @ second time, Though the doctrine comes from the ring ft will not be accepted in the ring he belongs to, as tt has iwi, in fact, the “right ring’? m it. The op) ponents o! Homan, on the other hand, contend th has no real popularity; that he is rather generally dis- liked; t any other leading democrat can poil as large a vote a8 he can in this city; that the Germans are not for him, but will sustain earnestly either Murphy, Charch, Cassidy or Mee u camnot get Mie Irish vote on account ant in fact, that the Fenian proctivities: and, Beneral feeling and sentiment ie opposed to his nomination. jurphy i* the man of Morrissey’s choice, but that magnate and his backers will Charch, Cassidy, Corning or any other good and strony man thatevents may predestine as the com- ing tan for the office, Murphy's bons are aivo-. cate@ on several grounds—tnat he is “respectable,” that for the eight years he has been in the State Senate he has been @ consistent democrat, support- ing by voice and vote all the popular measures of the day aud resisting with all his ability and powers all unpoyptar measures, particularly the Excise law. y claim also Chat far more popnlar through. out the State than Hoffman, and if made the nominee of the party would secure many republican votes, But there are other Ricnmonds Pin me feild, or will be when the day for action arrives, in the Convention, when the skirmishing between Hoff. gon aud Murphy is at its height—when the delegates from the rural districts are tired of the Kilkenny cat Ait betweeu the fancy men of New York and Kings county, they will put an end to the suicidal strife by presenung the nane of Church, Cassidy or Corning. ‘The former will most likely be the man. Lieutenmut Governor Ohureh would be a powerfal opponent to Tawmany were it even united In all ite strength on one, tan, As it is he will send bok folflan and Murphy whirling tnrough the vailey. wintouls Me ani p ne oi siurphy foreshadow e jeer rumored that General Sigel will be imported for the Purpose. candidates for the Tammany nomina‘ion. Cox, who is performing all sorts of political fantas- tics, and:throwing extraordinary campai oe is making a “dead set” nation. have to defer Congress and walt a wilt elect him as their representative. City Chamber- lain’ Sweeny can have the district if he desires tt. John Sed; will be the at present represented by ‘Stewart, held at which it shati be determined to substitute Church or Cassidy or Corning for Hoffman and Mur- phy the friends of the latter will be forced to mourn ignominious defeat of their lawful political cluefs, TRE LATE POWWOW AT SAKATOGA- CAL. STRATEGY. The powwow held at a few weeks a0 was not an acc.dental affair. The “big guns’ not all go off and explode there by mere chance or for mere pastime, Hoffman and Murphy, , Oo pas ning, Church, Fernando Wood, Johnny Bel Creamer, Norton er, and Genet, much a. y, James B , William A Fowler, Isaiah Blood, Williams, of ; Fancher, of Orange: Sunset Cox, and a host of promfment democrats ut the State were not all there at the same time to hob-nob over matutinal draughts of congress r, To be sure, in serenade speeches most of them pledged themselves that they were there in the ft it of health, but all of them without exception ‘an axe to grind, and each had an eye accord: ing to his — = Fes ti the tavo- for the governorshi| and Hof. ni aa vanen i for del a fay 9 their re- re aspirations, Fernando We led around, Biguitods om omnipresent, whether it wig at Mur. 3s Jevees at the Clarendon, ce dro) Dass ev Hoffinan when he 1a Be ost eronaent at the turn affairs w bs Me ever Hoffman was most ie fine the month, when the brown mustac! poet Wilted, the memmeanitly seers extra r aD hited 1) with a baleful leer thatthe: Het lighted for the Mayoralty could not endure, H dia” re- Hf nh et 4 oy ve bd ical comfort from mien core wal calc! wen fhe knowing Lie are bes ~ nome. | for Govern, sn "tweaate Salt on the 24 Lieutenant Govern eso Rie or nomination for aay fy shoeing a troop of hras with fel anne ination, Was not a Ba ‘to the delicacy, a hyo oft Jone’ Jans and ons, | ‘Lhe trains bata cle will save Murphy and. oman ome an et Bomatons deteat, THe @ ae ‘on the Senator- first, then he etait te a ort ide baer “a the Executi ve. i fae at Ai and he'Tald his plans to be sure of, one or other these objective points, He judged that If Hoffman w: hominated. ‘and elected” Goverhor—and | with ies democratic ‘Seca Hoffman, as Governor, mould throw his whole influence into the scale in favor of @ nominee of hig own selection, Tweed, or Sweeny, or Samuel J, Tiiden—if, however. Murphy got thé nomination and was elected thereto through is powerful influence over the country dei all Murphy’s tnfluence as Governor would be exer- cised to sécure liin the Senatorship, In working i eee business in benalf of Murphy the road to tl Governorsnip opened to him right ahead in the ae path he was pursuing. There was no need to undo anything he had done or to retrace a single step; and now all that the country delegates have to do to get rid of the long, oppressive incubus of ‘Tammany is to form a alanx on the side of the ex-Lientenant Governor and he’s as “safe as a Church” for the next Govern- orship. This will be @ triumph that they may well be prong of, and one whicb the cities of New York and er will jom with them in celebrating with preans of vi sagt no matter what pain it may give to the Tammany ring. THE CONGRESSIONAL QUESTION, Here again troubie is brewing. Candidates are repensing themselves thick as leaves in Vallambrosa for the Tammany nomination, Of course they cannot all be accommodated, and of course the soreheads will breathe curses deep if not loud against the sachems and medicine men of the Wigwam. THE FOURTH DISTRICT. In this district, now represented by John Fox, there are several candidates among the unterrified. “Morgy” Jones is again ambitious of Congressional honor. His old constituents are attached to Mr. Jones, and fearful thata too close attention to his Congressional duties might impair his health—a risk which he recklessly subjected himself to once ve- fore—they prefer to keep him at home and provide some good fas, office for him in the city, where he will be under the watchful eyes of his anxious friends. Mr. Fox, the present member, will no doubt be renominated. SEVENTH DISTRICT. This district is at present represented by Mr, John W. Chanler. There will be an effort made to sup- Plant him, the clatmants for the representation at resont talked of being Charles G. Vornell, Harvey kins, Bryan Reilly and Thomas J, Creamer. nei! will probably get the nomination, and if so there Will be double is that district, The republicans will probably run some influential German. It is Cor- SIXTH DISTRICT. In this district all is confusion, There are a dozen Sunset somer- na aoe ee the nomi- here is strong opposition against the district, and ir. Cox will his. intention of going to little longer for the ‘ood time coming’? when a New York constituency ick, —— Lent or Colonel F. A. Conkling republican ie itrheond The district is Congressman Thomas FIFTH DISTRICT, There will be some trouble for Tammany in this district. The present representative, Mr. John Morrissey, has given mortal offence to the big In- = i whe gen} in every way in advance the nomi- joffman. But Morrissey must be safe ae Bill Tweed's wgis, as eosarey opposition and dislike to Hofman arose from the latter refusing to nominate Tweed to the Street Commissionership. THE EIGHTH DISTRICT, tt is generally conceded, will be left for another term with James Brooks. Nelson J. Waterbury has some ambition to step into Brooks’ shoes; bat as the latter thinks he will require some pedal coverings for some time 1 rhe is not to. lay said shoes off for ae = accommodation of Mr. Waterbu: So faterbury will have to content himself with nonin ar fat he have better luck another time. Mr. will be the republican candi- tute. NINTH DISTRICT, Hagan ye Mr. Fernando Wood, ts through the grace of -—extended to its wayward for past backslid ind as an inducement to be more orthonox, anti faithful in his principles in retpre peer him to for another term. Fernando now in the bosom of Tammany. It may not be being there was through such an ie! Bing ie big igen » Who wil) not second fiddie in’ the Tammany ie Vinge the control of the city party. THE ‘Wavomatrr CONTINGENCY. ala specren the event oF ey getting the mig hop once his office ‘or. Cragg gad election wie col juently be — eats for & successor. of there is cacitemmeas over the question bye who will be candidates and —— as to who wil the successful out those named. Tammany has in its “mind's eye” for the office (i McLean, st ‘street ¢ Commissioner; Senator, ee John Kerr, the er and railroad president, Primary Elections of the Tammany Demo- cracy Last Evening. In pursuance of a resolution of the Tammany Hall General Committee adopted last Friday even- ing, the primary ¢lections to choose delegates to the County Convention which assembles at Tammany Hall at noon to-morrow for the purpose of electing delegates to the Democratic State Convention at Albany on the 2d of September, were held in the va- rious wards last evening, and the following delegates OSret Ward—John Fox, Nicholas Mniler, Michael Foshan, joes Tamsey, Matthew Beirne, Patrick Moot right, Henry Lindenstruth, Hd- war ‘papatrio Charles Shultz, Michael Ahern, Patrick Murphy john Ryan, James Keily. ‘ard—Isaac P. Wilkins, Artur Keating, pe, hs Charles Atkinson Wanted a techael Los, Patrick Doorley, bag see yi re 9 Thomas Coman, . James Dunphy, es ya Oliver, Archibald J. valle Jonn G. pny, extensive bre ton, Martin Al James Cowan, Michael Shelly, William Mi ere! ee Patrick Keane, Thomas Wits. Bate! inn, Daniel Scully, George Witton, yt ra—] Quinn, Wm. H. Crane, Michael ww Fa RE Ft, Dariingame; Thomen ‘schmaler ‘Theodore ATHoUx, Michael “Dermott, John Connor, Denis Kelly, James Healey, George Kauch, O, B. Wi Sizth Ward—Denis Burns, Harry Howard, Francis ‘Thonias Ryan,’ Jamen Jacob Koehler, Philip Furlong, John Donnelly, James Conlon, Thomas Dempsey, Eaward Edward ae Seventh Wai Wiliam Ely, Thomas Shields, Heffer Michael be Thiet dnc ite Feu g yaniel john man Ly John J. Biair, Daniel A. ‘Murphy, Richard Walte: tiga mrard—teaae Robinson, “pu Wafer, omas Canary, Gershon Win Thomas Homett, John Cox, William ante E. Delavan, Peter Mitchell, +, moe aoe Glennon, Jacob B. a ‘The NS Rey: Tous. th Ward—Willtam Dodge, John Houghtalin, in ng Henry Ignatius Flynn. Jawes Grahat hogera, iiiam G. Berge Walter W. Price, James Poets dames R. Floyd, William H. corral Sohn on William Kane, Isaac Evans, Tenth Ward—Hehry Hartington, Fa. J. J Peee, Frank ‘Dayton, Willlain Th Grow John Harrison, Willam MeCammi, “ohn Bot Bott, st Roru ad Mcleod, James Hogan, Conrad Bacht, John By Wilt, Kaward Welsh, Heury Ac Ker John McCauley, Klevnth Ward—Charies E. Loew, Aaton B Rol- Joseph Koch, Maitin Mager, Win. B. Brincker- core Will, Henry Woltman, John By “ i Hare, Peter McKnight, Hulett Odell) Ml Acker, Win, Denning, Isaac Hey- sons, Thomas Daly, Joseph A. Lyons, Haward Jones, John MeQuade, vaya | NEW YORK RRRALD, eet i Phitip.H. Jonas, Peter MoGinness, Charles Peace, John vu, elds, Wil nan ¢, sheath 3 ae a Josiah ane Witram, M partoenth ara sathon ie 4 nw Regain, a og A seth “Chime i Phalon, Rartholo- mu i thy m Al James Towers, Price ce Der ‘ arantece ao derson, oun Lor coon. dacob See- bacher, G bain A. ing, Fourteenth Ward—James Hayes, Patrick Kelly, J. A. Monaghan, James Dorian, Patrick Collins, Ed- ward Kenney, Thomas Cameron, James Cogans, E. F. Purdy, A. i West, L. McCarthy, Peter Moneghan, Timotny. ‘O'Brien, Thomas Ci Hugh O’Lrlen, William Snell, Henry Bennett, Fifteenth mn Ward bernart O barge Marra, Edward Fabel chor ames Riley, James Gibson, James We rowren Ghats Gallagher, Patrick Reed, Jonas N.’ Phill Da oo Robb, Dr. Schofield, ; Douglas Tavior, Teyibe 38 dames and, Orne ny, games Me pao Sy O'Rei james Het Bernard Garvey. ty Ma ithew ralpin, at H, Seip, Thomas eae nk Peter oo ae Barker, John Brown, James aris 1 Wilson, Patrick Gib- ney, James Watson. wentventh Ward—Oharles G, Coriell, James L, Miller, P, J- Hanbury, Thomas Co) George Caul- ao Aare Hom: ad i rkhardt, John ie Ri G Herman, , Thomas J. Craaticr John Ryan, Sohn. Ps y, Thomas F. Brady, Klatze, Anthony Hartman, Andew J, Garvey, William’ H. Mrnsfleld, Marx Moses, Peter Gillespie, John J, Walsh. op tat eth Ward—Peter B, Sweeny, Joli H. Tiet- Alexander Frear, Thomas Dunlap, Thoroas J. Peter Trainer, ‘Austin’ V. Pettit, Thomas J. nae Francis F, Beynolds, eine L, Robertson, John McGrane, Saniuel B. Garvin, Noah A. Childs, Beary Alker, Michael Kuhn, Samuel. G. Courtuey, . Harris, Willam Conboy, John Brice. Pepianiteconis Ward—Michael Connolly, John s. Masterson, Remsen Appleby, Daniel Draddy, Michael Groh, Andrew Jobnsou, Henry Murray, John Jaspe! Alexander Ward, Jolin Morgan, John Reynolds, enth ‘avenue, John Makewen, George W. Plunkitt, Thomas Ryan, Thomas’ Higgins, Villiam Joyce, ‘MeMant a ont. The above list was elected to represent this ward inthe Tamm: Hall General Committee and also to act as delegates to the County Convention, The elec- tion for members of the Young Men’s. General Com- mittce resulted as follows: Peter Masterson, * Hugh Murray, Michael Gonnoud, William H, Doherty, James Garvey, Thomas Metabe, ‘Terence Riley, Mi- chael Hullitian, witttann Finlay, Thomas Do Francis Biasaing: 2 Thomas. Martin, Patrick Delau Lawrence Morricy, Stephen stafford, Charles £. Con- nolly, Dr. P. J. Kennedy, NEW YORK STATE POLITICS. William A. Ross was yesterday nominated by the democrats for member of the Assembly from the Second district. of Dutchess county over Alfred T. Ackert, the present member. ‘The Seneca County Democratic Convention yester- day nominated Mr, Ten Eyck delegate, The Conven- tion was unanimous for John T. Hoffman for Gover- nor and McNeil for. Inspector. - The Democratic Convention for the Assembly dis- trict of Orleans county yesterday elected Edwin Porter delegate to the State Convention, ‘The First Assembly District Democratic Conven- tion held at Lockport yesterday afternoon, elected J. Jackson, Jr., delegate to the Democratic ‘State Con- vention. It is understood that he favors the nomi- nation of John T. Hoffman, of New York, for Gov- ernor, and William J. Averill, of St. Lawrence county, for Lieutenant Goyernor. * At the Democratic Convention held at Binghamton F. H, Perry was appointed delegate to the State Con- veution. A resolution declaring John T. Hoffman the choice of the county for Governor was p: amid the greatest enthusiasm. In two of the Albany city districts yesterday dem- ocratic conventions were held to elect delegates to the State Convention. Messrs. Eli Perry and Robert H, Watrous were elected. The preferences of the conventions were for John T. Hoffman for Governor. It is believed that the other two districts will also instruct their Aelegates to vote for Mr. Hoffman. At the Democratic Convention at Elmira remeecey A. L. Underhill, from the First Assembly district of Steuben county, and 8. T. Arnot, from Chemung county, were elected delegates to the State Demo- cratic Convention. the First district yesterd: ‘Atthe Republican Convention at Oswego, N.Y., in Benjamin J. Doolittie Ww: nominated for member of Assembly. BROOKLYN CITY POLITICS. A meeting of delegates to the State Convention in conjunction with the General Committee was held last night for the purpose of perfecting arrangements for chartering a steamboat to convey the delegates and the friends of Henry C. Murphy, the candidate for Governor, to Albany on Tuesday evening next, to attend the State Convention. SCHENCK VS. S. VALLANDIGHAM. Dayror, August 27, 1868. ‘The Republican Congressional Convention for the ‘Third district of Ohio assembled here to-day. This district is composed of the counties of Montgomery, Butler, Preble and Warren. At eleven o’clock the Convention was called to or- der by General Felix Marsh, of Preble county, the member of the State Central Committee for the Third district, and, on motion, Major John M. Milliken, of Butler, was appointed chairman of the Convention, Judge W. Wilson, of Warren, was then appointed secretary and General A. L. Harris, of Preble, assis. tant secretary. On motion of ex-Lieutenant Governor McBurney, the Hon. Robert C. Schenck was then nominated by acclamation to represent the Third district in Con. Three rousing cheers were here given for the nominee, after which Simon Suydam, of Warren, moved that @ committee of one from each county be appointed to Bert Genecel Schenck of bis renomi- nation, the committee being composed as followa:— S, Suydam, of Warren; Colonel E. D. Parrott, of Montgomery; Colonel Tom Moore, of Butler, and Dr. Dunham, of Preble. While waiting for the Srpearance of General Schenck, General Thomas J. Wood and Mr. Felix inckel addressed the Convention for about ten fact tat ‘no. permanent president Wan appointed, no lent was &] nor @ committee on resolutions; but, after appoint: ing @ temporary Oo the nomination was at once proceeded General Schenck, on making his 4} rance in the Convention, was loudly cheered, and said:— MR. PY AND GENTLEMEN OF tig Convite- Bs have just been informed of y ot er ae mous nomination. You have donevn me the phe e° me another nomination for Co: to 11 you whether I will accept that soaninesion. (Laughter.) The hone foe a and unanimit —_ which this nomi attended to say to you that I will 90 with you into the again, come weal or woe. It shall be no fault of wast a8 Ge we do not A rodg & our republican ow, I wil say foyou my tends that Para ts nomination had not been mad Pant degree of unanimity | should no ree accepted General (‘Schenck then proceeded at some length to review the chi made against bin one of which was that he had been a member of the whiskey and another that he had proved ‘talse 0 wl of his constituents. He next explained his action in be ress and then said that, come weal or oo always endeavor to act with the repul party. C. L. Vallandigham he characterized as an improper representative of the district, and then di- rected attention to some of the false statements made by that distinguished democrat. General Schenck then gave in brief his reasons for his various votes in the House of Representatives, and concluded by saying that he would take occasion in the evening to express his views at greater en After three cheers for the nomince the Convention adjourned, THE NATIONAL GAME, Mutual Muftin Nines. Yesterday afternoon an amusing game of seven innings was played on the Union grounds, Brooklyn, between the Nameless nine and the Nonesuch nine, resulting in the victory for the former by a score of 36 to 34, The City Hall was fully represented, and the muffins lost nO chance to display their debatii powers. Mr. Swandeil acted as umpire, but mack of the labor incumbent on the position was from his shoulders by the crowd, and the planes who in many instances solved the difficulties for selves, He evidently did not, in their estimation, realize the niceties of a first class muM™n game, Be; low is the score: — a i 8 a 8 4 4 2 0 ne Totals. eee Ne ‘h. fonesuch.. Naineless. 7 U Bwandell, Mutual Cub. Time Two houre wid thirty-five minutes, ‘STATEN ISLAND NEWS. Plone FOR THR CHUROH oF Sr. Josm VILL¥.—A grand picnic for the benefit of the tripar- tite parish of Roveville, Richmond and Graniteville, Staten Isiand, under the successful pastoral care of Father John Barry, will take place to-morrow in the delicious shades of Elm Park, opposite Newark Bay. The festive scene can be reac! boats every hour from the foot of Dey au ‘These les are atnong the moat delightful of our summerexcursions. ‘The assiduous labors uy ho pastor for the benefit of the flock committed to charge, and for the interests of Staten Island Nin ve the effect of drawing people Cy ther at his summone to partake of the tivities ‘aiware provided. Marine Disasters. Tue CBANBERRY CROP oN Care Cop.—A meetin Es the cranberry. erprers was held at Harwi Srnaveme me ey er the Gaye tat e ft fom a dean pr cy repen syne on Asha uaa crop 4 ae ist of rude F pega much less than last year, A | der. Its Ghouget her walle bey fa. —'~ » were mentioned, North | scuxT: nein and, Hast Dennis and Cott, it was thought, would ane ath ah WAGE LEE. TRIGA salted from Aer iT ov dence. | Her. oo to Aspinwall by oan captain and a taken P apne the cold stem for New York, ndange of water and: and backward pane Ce gy ir, Ani € for Pledge Carn RYAN, AUS 14—The Leaward from SHIPPING NEWS. |Zecceeumig meats | r . - (re abe area ‘i ae ae neenepden to-day for ELgTNony, AugIS—The Emi Elnersen, from New York for. Groasiadt, wh sri waa on ore near’ ame The vensel Almanac for New York--This Day, See ae es Cees ae aan Sun rises..,.... 5.24 | Moon sets....morn 301 fake renaried eck Jogi Th Amann the Sun seta..., Tale of She required: ‘and would proba- bly be able io make & he arbor, The reports of the lose of her crew are not confirmed. Lignow, Ang 15—The Richmond, © for Montevides; bas putin leaky arene from Candi gh» 4 Miscellaneens. Bore. | Purser ¥ W Fly, of the steamship Herman Livington, from above | Savannah, will please accept our thanks for favors, * Te shore | Sctr.uy (St Mary's), Ang 12—The ship Viceroy, Trevell ek, Bates | claire rae eee mena eed unl 9 WJ moore, | Buniber)retusiog to wo andprovee oa fh royage above wiguNes At Ipawich, At frouvthe yard of Edi ap geere.] ors fe ete ot af hota haw measheemant warmed bove oenwt led for the coasUng busine above gona ‘Of Capt Thorman Sweet, late of sehr Georgia. She ated in] ich. PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 29, ts68. alee it Pirvirey (i Whulemen. ee ge Schr Rising Sun, Freeraan, of Provincet at Herald Packages. New Beard ten inet, Tram Charleston Ground teh 175 bhi Captains and Pursers of Vessels arriying at this port will ] #p and oft, 3g monte ont. Reports npoke Mite please deliver all packages intended for the HER.» to our. fm votre Mowe a, writen ae Philines Mtaylofy doy rogniatly authorized agents who are attached to our Steam Fe th wh a wayne [petted a Yacht leet. The New. York Assoclated Press do not now mS Bark Ospray, pea Bie reported atte non July 2, ng collect marine reports nor attend to the delivery of packages. Trek e3 oy ore Alay gepor Sina wg The office of the Herald steam vachts JAMES and a ea bin a Bea toe JEANNETTE is at Whitehall slip. All communications from a ‘onee, arid conalgnees to. the” masters of inward fark Part, Comsto {rom Hono! renels will be forwarded free of charge. aia ; Atak? oe sailed, a " ue ane mn ane ; porn spe Ht fal Kellen of 10). ‘a OLBARED. False Kelleys ot Marion; with 10) pula ‘op and a do wt a Dity of Antwerp (Br), Mirchouse, Li IJ Spoken. et ee we is scat tly Teanboe. Harriman, (rom Valparaiso for Liverpool , ane 4, ; hip Bo “ahimuihe frwptr pees ery ah ‘Cro rome Bohne, from Calcutta for Roston, July 7, a naa jp igaaip Maripona Kemble, Now Orieane—H B Cromwell Fon morph, appre tn Steamship Crescent City, Weir, New Orleans—Samnel ae ia 38 Nc ron 2h 07. Ship Astronom (NG), Klopper, from New.York for Bre- men, Aug 15, of Falmonth, Brij pracae, from Pensocola for Boston, Aug 26, lat 88 46, lon 7} Foreign Ports. mgr The date to the ports of Buenos Ayres, Montevideo and Rosario, published in yesterday's paper, should have read July (not Augie oem rintedy Stevenn. ‘Steamthip Flag, Hoffman, Fernandina—J K Roberts. Steamship Thames, eu » Savannah—P Lowden. Steamship Cleopatta. Fhilfips, ‘Savannan—Murray, Ferris ac Steamahip James Adger, Lockwood, Charleston—H R Mor- in & CO. Steamship Isaae Beil, Bourne, Nortote, City Point and Richmond—N L McCready, Ste sbip Empire, ‘Price. Aiexandria—Jamea Hand, ANTWEEP, Aug Eure! Holloway, NYork; cieamahip EC Knight, Denty, Georgetown, DO—Philips & y U6th, Fant Lomond, Williams, fo; ii ar, Loring, Callao: ASPINW ALL, Aug 1 *atoazaghin Clauoas. | Walden, Bosipn—W, P Clyde. ‘ aoa - a Blan rk. Arrived, sehr Electric Spark, Smith, ip Dakota, Merry, NYork, with one Bark America (NG), foes hh Koper, Bite. Cnire oe "i Wiest teat uBrigthree Sere Bry Warren, Liverpool-Peabody, Wi. | Salled ists harks J.R Hea, Folker, Pensacola, 18th, Tran- ait, Keller, NYork Titi, brig’Champlon, Martell exico. aes Superb (NG), Von Appen, Hamburg—Funch, Meineke re tmaTOR (PAN A ‘hui Arrived, Egetia, Starrett, Sagua; ‘La Creole (Dutch), De Veylder, Curacoa—Dovale & Co. Ante Channel Tate ; Josephine, Forbes, from Wilmington, (Br), Darrell, Hiorenes (Br), Ekerman, Bellze—Jones & Lo Br Hanis (ry, West Ringst ‘on, Ja AH Sctomet'& co. TH Haviland (Br), LeBlans, Arichat, CB—Hatson, wauené ‘& Co. 'S Boule, Soule, Cow Bay, CB--Brockway & Baker. Bae Aifaretia (Br), Rutherford, Rockland, NB—P I Nevius aire I Meyers, Hicks, Indianola and Lavacoa—L Me- rena Chas Poole, Sherman, Mobile—E D Hurlbut oo. Schr Retorno (Mex), Sala, Tobasco and Laguna—Molier & chr o Miranda | Hardy, 8t Pierre, Mart_H A Vatable & Son. Schr Sarah Maria, Horton, Baracoa BJ Wenberg. Schr Capella (Bn, Taylor, Rockland, NB— PT Nevius & Son. Schr Enchantress, Covert, Savannah—N L McCready & Co. Scie Wilt Hebe, Lozier, Charleston NL McCready & Co. Brie Notecl emarara via Washington Darrel Fuacay, rane Aug 10—Off, Tuisko, Gerlach, from Bre- men for NYorl Bremen, Aug1s Probst, Battimore; Lith, Ocean, Geren, 20; asthe price cia (a), Ragchen,'NYork. Sailed 18th, larzburg, Wachter, NYork ; Theone, Hillmers, 2am Wessels, ‘Baltimore; Carl, New Orleans ; Uhl- pSORDEAUZ, Aug 15—Galled, EU, Armindsen, and Richard, “filled from Puulllac 18th, Crescent City, Delano, Monte- BOMBAY, sal regent) Montpelier, Miller, Liverpool ; 17th, Egeria, Balled 19th, sone Walks Poole, Akyab. camo, ay Ory per Carrie Wright, Morgan, Am- terdam. wGalled 15th, Jenny Lind, Sherwood, Charleston. Cronstavt, Aug 11—Arrived, Annetta, Henderson, New York. CRrre, Aug U—Arrived, Amycos, Jobnson, NYork, ‘Lank, Newbern—Jas L Davis. Scr Sean’ Wares Zelutt, Norfolk A Hampaon, Oe wl Se amma Aug 12—-Sailed, Idaham y Munster, New Sehr kaneis ae Teg ee ee yCIVIRA VeoomtA, Aug 18—Sailed, Pontecoryo, Dab, New Sloop Tdn'E Vail, Vall, Middletown —G K Rackett & Bro, Steamer Octarora, Reynolds, Baltimore, ARRIVALS. ure. npaly 11—Arrs Nicobar, Buliaily, ‘Boston. oy Ae sedi) Ke ‘20th, Ten ro ‘Ang Is arrived: Montani core Phil proceeded, and was on f i if cht ciate hei Wes ed. ° Sir do 17th, Gazelle, Meyer, from rae? for San Fran DUNKIRK, July 17 ELtsone, aug eater Atta REPORTED BY THR HERALD STRAM YACHTS. Steamship City of of. rid (Br), penne, Liverpool Aug i] to Johb Hn Aue In aa fon ny Paueed wed chip Pasche (Br), east of day, 308 bs weed vate Sinai da for in honee foe Liverpool aame day 6 miles east of do, awl i Ha ine f Eiger Hoy Sinclair, for VK caden Ang 9). and ang, Mi Hate Tn we win ae ah org Mibetined Pecwoure, Rag iecarrh Amity, Stinson, Akal: 17th, Aspinwall. Au: ty I, 1, Jon 8, #8, passed a ly Powter dF, yrs vagy agen 18th, iapreas Wout _aee. Pag hats decir shea] , steamship’ Union, Bence |) eae cow. Aug I gi Arrived ele ‘Mek Sie rere ict Svearahip Towa, Be oe, Hedderwick, Ciaseny ioe ries es 350 passen; 1 aE aie Aine Mak ‘Gray: Aaplawall Aug al, with passen- NYork; Olreaasian ele ds Ty Tht Pessina tan gers, mallvand treaxure, to the Pacific Mail Steumship Co. | _UIRRAUEAT, Aug it--In port bark WG Putnam fieae tania exchany hahged signals with steamship Ocean my pene Leghorn for Nore: ce ele Meat BE, incen, hence for Aspin' pen do. £0 ger are adh wtteratee ane pane ram toOH Mallory & Oo West | Hisuond, Aug19-—Arrived, Hersubel, schism Phila- Stenrehie Tillie, Bering veston Ai font g with mdse ee ee Onthavien 120; and d passenere,to'C HL ory & Co. from Oaxhavon 18 ecole an ee ics up Suiermany Henry, New Orleans Aug 99. and SW | . Havity Augl6—Salled, Fenwick,T. ice ni ith ‘mene and passengers, to Sami Stevens. | States; 17th, Jacob A Stamler, Samson, hug? zat 34 Jon 700 sienalized mitch bark, ahowing | HONG HONG, July 10—Arrived Witch of the Prien mali Gs nant. (os 7849, bound N. Wave, Hatchelder, NYork ; Mi Fowl aatenmal Brora ell, vail PY pa me As 23, at 6 px °F ue in, foF oS, PM. Hi y Gordon, and Sir Rober Orl haa era etc pteees secane | udia'F rohan ores fr Rede: SW Wests fort, passed brig Adelaide, ound Ny RR) ‘75 miles north of McV ‘ey, and TJ Frazier, Ww Weils, une; and others, Hatteras, aignalized brig ite elt, bound N. ‘Cleared 21st, al ilijams (Br), Sylvan, @ port north of Steamship Herman Li Teton, Navannah Aug 26, | Hatteras via Sagi with mdse and Livingston, Fox & Co. Aug 28, HALIPAX, Al ra ig steamship City of Washington 10 miles north of Pareenere exchanged signals with i rtencehly (Br), Tibbitts, Livery eat? tor NYork. Gen Barnes, hence for Savannah ; same day, Ton 74 LIVERPOOL, Au pening pom) ‘Thos Harwood, a Wheelor, 52, with steamshtp Missouri, do for ‘Havant a time, Webb, Stowell, do; Clara Wh« e, | gt Jobo, NBG br ute, fi ‘Savannah, bound N. "Sieamatp Mantery, Ryder ‘Chaviestony with mése and | _ silled ary Meliwzaith, San gers, an. NOrleans? 16th, MeLedd, Bi ravi a; tt 1h, “ar ‘ rownrl lo; P'stemanip Brancouis ‘Sherwood. Portland, with mdse, to J Taliatn Haws, Haws, Haws, vom Hattie » Galves- ton ; Sumpter, Kolin N Nort: lwards, Rio Saneiro and Gallno vin Cardi; 15th, Monsoon, Chilton, ‘New PA {teamedip Ashland, Foster, Boston, with mdse, to WP | Janeiro s iat Ser, Ban Farina wal yay td leopat m , Liverpool, 40 days, with mi to} surier, mn and NYork. ne Gea oops ye ‘winds up 'to the Banke: ol bh, Nungaum Dormio, Cou Comet, Byorks since, light winds, calms and fo Weitgton, 6 ing, ue rs WOrleana ‘Bark Harvest M Bartlett, Bordeaux, 42 days, with —— seen dismasted and in a sin! rae, jon). mise, to Lawrence, (iiles & Co. Had light winds and caims ‘vBniered ot ‘out porte ee Hatt se) screed i ; Mag- te ciy Atior (Non), Olson, : and ‘Geelong; Java (e NYork; Hleanor’ Patten, Bt eat einsta “e Phetpiowvemal, fo" Fund Teac Joho, NB; ith, Penogytrania (a), Hail, NYork ath, Colo Trip Brasiiianereat (Nor) ron July Lett | ort, Sreventy fo Suvelro and Called via Cardi, ad ¥e on “peecenue wank gegen Says 14 days, witn | ” Balled rom Holyhead itt, Bertha, Schwaris, City Point. au ‘to master. DON, Aug 17. Minnie, Godfrey, Portland; ig BP Brown of N Ri, Keene, Cardenas 1 days, sath, ahip Therese, Mudgett NYork: | bly po sue, en earn ne bmared out ib, Nortos, Ui, Boalie’ for Boston; Mary Eden, Pings Mies Cvds Leonedem, i aorta 26 ange, smh onpen pienbonpmnr, Aug 15—Sailed, Village Belle, Philadel- Brig Shasta, Brown, with coal to ee alten Co Puomonn, Aug I—Arrived, Chief, Harding, NYork. B Swain reste! toda toga Borinad & Co, Aug #8, 7 PM at a Bone ug It-Arrive cits Wet ycoupraeel “eee moma Tronsides, Tapley, Leg- : ‘Aug 1 Bs we'wore: running horn: brig fi aaa Beauly’ Bo, Hal NYotks poke eos ip wroald govon the port aide, and’ gut or Wheel hard to star In going by abe carried Cart, Un Feora fa preven pointe, bat afin an cid ome aight | NEWROBT, Aug iS Arrived, Pequot Stagg, Liverpool for ihe etgamer to emf the rene as inking and Fascaraining | Suled i, Pauling, Thorndike, NOrleans, iis fh ‘not, her course; mi e Sewett » informed ns hilas ihe steamer was the ‘rille do Paris, hence eres for. aimuths Elise Paps sian Ge do via He- 3 Dlg at for Savannab. f Hocky Glen, Wallace, Glace Bay 14 days, with coal, to weraaea, NP, Aug %—Arrived, achr Tweed (Br), Doriter, Haith, Healy, Machian, 9 days, with lumber, to Simp- we NYork. twp es Tracy, Bangor, 8 dave, with lumber, to Hole | QUEENSTOWN, Aug 18-Arrived, Minerva, Sorensen, New ba} 9 Ballet, Neuhaus, Kowoko, NYore, Brig “tm mot y Fields, Emerson, Bangor via Norwalk, where ee Funeria. A July en th ron wee Fas Schr ‘Adeline Elwood, Rit jorn June 29, with (from bomen, 2 bf Arri ‘at.do 3a, Cimbria MF Haack, NY werk: som, NB, Aug 2—Cleared, ‘ork. Dle, &c, to mi ey TR ose , schr Unexpected (Br), pia Pistia gene ox nac ich Raward afar) Dr Drorel ince Day 28 days with‘coal to American Ports. Jon Brewer & Co. ALEXANDRIA, Aug 28—Arrived, achr Rising Sun, Jones, Behr ton, Gedides, Windsor, N8, 10 days, with plaster, to | noston, HS DeWoll & Go, BostON, Ang 28—Clenred, ship Edward O'Brien, Oliver, Sehr Southern Gross (Br, George, Windsor, NB, 10 days, | st John, XB erbert_ M Manton, Crowe with riaser, to to Crandal i, Re RL & Co. ip Mane Follansbee, aoe to load fc or Schr Trapafer Genees Busker, Windeor, NS, 9days, with plas- James 8 10.8 18, of Bos- ter, to pie My Bary a ton), Phinney, Melbourne; seotien: [at Alexandria ; chr Sarah Jane ( WaRchicn, Windsor, NB, 18 days, with Signal, Lunt, ity ItYork; schra George E Tischer, Cronstadt via plaster, to J # Whitney NYork Feudtine NYore ‘Schr MB Mahon Mo Channoey's Harbor, NB, a1 | Ngctkj Senator, days, with piles, to Richardaot veel ar Arrive, sbip Wealth of Nations Hat erg Mae live: mt chr Helen A Hoyt, Crandall, ‘Georgetown, DO, for Provi- pool; barks Cruaeo, gesieyorgs re: ence jangor Pee ba Henry G Fay, Prescott, Caluts, 7 days, with Lumber, to yatik ‘Ang 38 McClellan, owes, Jed Frye & oh Boston via, its Ik brige Ami ‘Anna’ Wellington. (Br) Johnson, Nebr Addie Mureh Chapman, Calais, § days, with lumber | Havana; Paquete * iterranova (Sp), Noquerolee, aad lath, to Simpeon & Clape. Cuba; schrs Sarah A Hammond, Paine, Boston ; Crinoline, Jease, Strout, Calais, 7 days, with lumber, to Jed Frye RS Daniels, NYork. Sotir Kalmar, Lambert, Machias, 7 days, with lumber and Cleared—Bark ra Baty Com wile Fon a apse River la bri lath, to F Talbot & Co, Piet an, Blanchard, Mart Sh Sinnion, Siecle, Machals, & days, with Iath, to Simpaon slay jeehor aa ets and FN To ve or bergy RY Sct M Knowles, Knowles, Addison,‘ days, with apars, | mccnon, toy icin to 8now & Richardson, ’ atied Heer ten A Cirtftn, visiie, Philadelphia. anatt Aba, Mayo, Hatgor, 7 days, with lumber, to MeAa- ‘searal ip Saragosss, ‘Nvork ; brig eat David Wasaon, Roman, Bangor 8 days.with lumber to One Sieamahip Chatapion, Lockwood, NYork; ches W er & Co. © 8 Thomas, do. dinsharged,” Ann, Smith, Bangor via Providence, where she = ier Me svn Sa echr More ‘aght, Bradford, New Belt Andrew Peters, Higgins, Ellsworth, 8 days, with lum- " GlearedSenr Pannte Mitchel Efi ne con | GERRI ORE i Mary shields, 4 she diecharyed. Pontes 8 niaty Seneca in for ditimore; hon ike, Gove, Perry, 8 days, with lumber, to Jed | ship Isabella ee tea n, from Wea indies: Passed outr lavens for Brocen Monitor Robbing, Porland, 6 days, with amber, to | bark for sag joanna, for Cronstadt ‘Chase, Tabot rie a; achre Ww for Mar Borie, Remick, Glen fem for Etaabethport Mistnlt, for 'doj mntlesa, for Sailed, Schr Chea H Moller? Brow Drips Kodiac, NYire Loule Clark, Boston, Rebr LS Biavenc, Laney Bo GARDINER, Me, Aug 19--agrived, sohrs Veto, Harrington, fh Wanderer Matthews Reet, Yori: Melbourn ine Sobr Ariadne, di , New Bedford. HOLMES’ HOLE, Aug PME artes, brigs Village Bello Senn rah, Chasey Rew Bedford, (Br), Thomas, NYork tor te qo Reporter, Behr allie W Ponder, com, Taunton for Rondout, do or woseen; ecbre Chas Kingston, ir Minerva, Davie, River, Ja, for Boston; ions for 405 fane Brunda chr en Wd, Raittey, Ful Ben bate (iy she Work vor Bt Jonge WB North herd Light, Back. Bobs DC orton resets ranean foxy amy Saclagn Go toe wonton Foam, iipmans Providence for re ra and Janene, Oar oot cb, yl ey muey. ner 40 for Balers ebeaie i So Yor Colote? EM iat} for Pind inde ht b, ra ‘and Mindoro, Higging, ‘Elizabeth. ere ree, Lag vs aa land; Emily A Be hater, New wfiaven for rm ty can gab ec hit rip 8 eekly reer er, Bay 0 tot Bohr Geo Pk soe eatin w Midgeport. aces co Mi apie a tor NYork Qeak- BELOW. a by insite iby Onl ea Le ad § Hock. ‘ailed, Bark Magna Charta Marre . 6 days from Antwerp. ota pigt Aue Sear ton Be WT com: piles bost omni “Aug H—arrived, brig’ Huatan (Br), Baden, “tg Tae W itwel Amp wn Witlamne & Guion's aiganl, abi one sbi in- ON ACHAS, Ge at Dad pown, i | Huntiey, nud Ketter, Tatat SAILED. an vara ‘Aug 22—Arrived, steamship Gen Grant, sick, N¥or St hips City of Antwer i Denmark, BAverpont : sath’ Arrived, Ip Yazoo, Hodges, NYork; bark Ruropay Ulnsyow : Ft qemyean Crescent Olty, and Limerick Laat Bee ars tenan, “Newport, schrs. Mai (Wir), Cleopatra, ‘and Thames, Sayan. | Piet\, Campeachy Helena Agnew, Mntanizas; Linda; Bell, Kl ih'acs Boi Puri See Rigs | ClekredcBark Henrletia (FA), Lobet, Bordesns. oily I dy de; Boopirey ja; 18 0 nl leared—Bari Bergeon Bo imine. Alexaburia iia NORFOLK, Aug ® Balled, ahr Maxon Roxers, Johnson, Ba iarinn | Be ve re Anchered at tha, Hoe pana fot ys Nt i avey PORT, Aug 27—Arrived, brig, Tulle, Reed, | Uponsiadh; bark Ydase Nor}, far, blettin; Driga Thomas i ‘ “ tivo Mayuga: Henry iteckuep tue ieee weRre AUrn | ri isdn ds eRvone Ce ey NT a ‘ow mT URE, ve asm Le Porter, Sparks, «|: riety Sty W ihe wt eanaet 88). HOOD, Ne Orossby, Provitence for Plizabethnort Abaco: by 4 lo for Ban, er Charen eB Sot wa te Weitz’ ices Pat River for Nooo < artis peg = ta tar gen NORWE ‘AS -atrved sehr Ellen Pericing, NYork; Wied osha hqne Gatien, York. NEW LONDON, Aug 27—Arriw: Mh aan - sorhictetee Sg crvick Mai Vermin tiny Pepe: ; Washington, Albany Sona A Dl Nae fe ‘pray, ineket: Eliza Hamilton: NYork fer Bronte Mh do for Boston. AVEN, Aug 23—Arrived, schr Cybell, Aus Si—Arrtred, Foren os ‘PUILA ATA, Crowell, Boston: Vullt Stoker, Bibber, Mat: do; Marion (RF Sx nahn’ ne: iad ‘Simonton, er Ststoho. NB: GT Want, Wileby, Boston ; Mai ary nasol Pomona, Brown, Poll iver Jala T Aer ton, Conny aches Lacy, Copp, St John. X OL Vander- voort, . Bangi “yp Austin, ler, do; hier Riley. 00; E' Batcack, . Smith; Chelsea. p Tuscarora, from Liverpool; schr Oneida, from Hath, Cleared Hark Miro, Dix, Aspinwall: beles John Wel Munday, Sagua; Georve E Prescott, Mills, Bat ra Baril Collins, Townsend, Roxbury; Sarah Cnilen, Joseph Porter, Burronzhs, Providence ; Lucy ( oh Nantnoket; Ethan Allen. Blake, Thomastown : thwaite, Long, Roston; I W Hine, Lane, Hartfonds Nellie Belly stan Providence, w%s, Del, Ang 28, 6 PM—The NQ cbr ‘Tampico for Falmouth, E (before repo" thetherbarsthe enew ave convalcacent. and'she will probably leave the iast of thia week. The followin vessels are der tained at the Breakwater by head winds: Schr. The Union, from Frederica for Newburg; WD Carcill, from }hiladelpnise for Roxbury; Pawnee, and @ P Taylor, from !lizabethport for Norfolk, RTLAND, Aug 27—Arrived, sehr L New1on Gray, Eliz- igs MA Herrera, Alfarctta, PAwrecken, ‘Any B—Sailed, schr JM Youmans, Gilder- sleeve, Rondout. PROVIDENCE, Avg 38—Arrived. achr Henry Crosky, Potter, Philadelphia ; sloop Thomas Hull, Hull, © )izabethpor Sailed—Schrs F Merwin, Bunce, Elizabe e dolph, Adams, do; Dr Franklin, Scovill, do; Zo, Tall, Now York Quickst»p, Wilse, do; George W Cummins, Boult, do 5 rails, do; ‘Georze Holehkisa, Racket. «i snnah Wile lt, do; Otis, Chase, doi J M Freemaw ‘edge, do: Rowditeh, do; Cora, Kelley, angor (or ICHMOND. Aug 27—Arrived, steamship Savy King, a Bolow, schr Independent. reported in <isire: BAN’ PRANGISCO, “Aug 35 Arrived, avis. Puritan, Knowlen Boston; ona bark ranoamia (ny, Liverpool, a ahip Hoogley, Jenklum, Liverpo: Bava ANA P Aug S-Attived, seatmatip Gen Barnes, Morton, N' GrenredBleamahipg Marmion, Faircloth, an’ San Jacinto, Ati Be hi ug 37—Arrived, schra Adelaide, Haraten, Hobo- ken; Francis French, cblppinonty rilade! tohin: ‘watshman, Grindall Elizabethport mouth ; William MeCobby g renner NYork for Bangor; Ellen Merrima: Tutchinson, MISCELLAN OUS._ DEFIANT PROCLAMATION.“ eae residing inthe Blue House, ington, do hereby-de- Glare ‘in face of all tho world that I don't cares stray Horace Greeley; no t nor for B. B: Butler either + cording, to th onstitution. people have. a. right to the pure sult of happiness, whether they can catch it or not, That all persons, whether white, black or red, who can read. are entitled to read whatever they choose, and conse- quenity if “all the world and his wife” think proner to & tremendous storm of excitement over John Rrow THE LOPTERY. OF LIFE, in th SOMPANTON, ie ie eiraply: tele own Business, and the tow will sustain them. Also, that for tho sum of six cents, either in pennien or stamps, every man; woman and etuit thon. wont the Uaited ‘shall be entfited to one copy of ail 17: SIDE COM PANION, the beat family story paper in the world, Given under our hand and seal, A. J. P.8.—Billy 8—d is peru: sing B copy now, and seems 60 much agitated over the 0! or he will not be write a diplomatic tetena fern week. A.J. BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN’ different States; desertion, drunkenness, suiletent “M, HOWES, Attorney, 78 Gause; no publicity ; no charge unti! divorce free. FURNISH- + ed in all Lotteries, PARKS & CO.'S private oflices, —PRIZES CASHED AND INFORMATION 129 Fulton street, rooms Nos. 2 Send tor our circular. and 8, old’ Herald Building. OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE STATE LOT- «_ terles of Kentucky :— STATE OF KENTUCKY. mETRA OLags. 15S, AUGUST 28 1868. STATE or Kcmnrokr ot ade 154, Av 72, 68, 69, 74, 16, 70, 4, 41, 6, 21, ona coxsotap vert cuaes avouse 29 18, matiabeuil gREGORY, WOOD & t Co OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHKLBY COL- lege Lottery of Kentucky :— SUELBY COLLEGE—EXTRA CLASS 413, agouat aa 1998. , 48, 18, 15, 73, SHELBY contd ons fs Drones 4 tae. hated bbe ‘ck, Suit & Con Managers wera ie aga OLAS 259, AUGUST 2, I oi, 14, 6, i ao & Teenrycicy othe $60, Aoguer 3 29, 1 1h MoINTIRE a ey ID itd For circulars and infor ion inthe above Lotter FRANCE, SMITIT Covington, ee reas: BRanpnerivs PILLS. ‘ARE THESE THINGS 80? Weare out of sorts, feel dull, have not the proper use of our minds or bodies, We take sixor seven of Brandreth’s: Pills (dose should be governed by bulk of the individual, a person of two hundred pounds weight needing twice as many pills as one of one hundred pounds). ‘What is the effect? The plils occasion three or four stools, whose qualities cloarly prove from whence our bad feelings came. In chronie affections, such as Scrofula, Rhenmatism, Gen- eral Debility, Paralysis, Epilepsy and Heart affections there are always more or less matters’ retained in the body which go to make the cases worse and worse. By using Brandreth’s Pills daily, of nearly so, these accumulations are removed and the powers of nature are healthily stimu- lated, #0 that even the original disease is often perfectly cured, Never bleed, never take any calomel or chemical, andthe health of the weakly and consumptive will constantly tm prove by the occasional use of BRANDRETH'S PILLS. | | | lil | SCROFULA CURED. SCROFULA OF FORTYTWO YEARS’ CURED. PRESTONVILLE, Jan. 14, 1868. STANDING | Dn, BRANDRETH:— Drax Srn—I have been afflicted with scrofula for forty-two years, ‘Those only can comprehend my suffering who bave ‘experience of this sad disease. But when hope had long de- parted salvation unexpectedly came, Ihave used your pills for the last fifteen months, Language fails to convey an idea of the blessings they have been to mo; they have cured me, and my health and strength are now Perfectly restored. Please send tio, by the Union Express Company, to Empo- rium Station, Cameron county, Pa., @10 worth of Brandretn's Pill, C. 0. D, Yours respectfully, LUCIEN B. JONES. Sold by all drnggiste, Princlpal office, Brandreth House, . RNG.—SUPFERERS FROM ULCERATED TORS, Corne and Bunions can find # speeiy cure, without pain, partment fo id rar pes Bowery. Separate aj partment for le for Indies. G"s GEAR Bano: INS ARF. OPFERED DAILY IN TEAS, jackerel, Flour, Sugars and all kinda of Gro: ne ® ‘at the celebrated cheap cash stores of THOS. SGNEw, aa Greenwich ‘and Marras lurray streets, New York. OUSEKE! PRRS, ATT ATTENTIO! EU Beeb oy sepa roto s tirel giv very house roaches, Mot sleepless ReNOWLES) AWE! feen 25 cents, 00 conte, BE if large sizes.’ Sold by all Gruggists and grogers.” Depot, Nor 7 Biath avenue. GaN INSROT D THOT oa a and $2. — saving by gettin; Kae STATE LOTTERY—EXTRA CLASS 611, ded her Missouri CaN: bil. i ae peated a Li G ri pike Le travecaicrrh ea m > B64, 78, MissoUmr State —ch.ash Sot 47, 8 BL, 1, B68, BL, 44, 35, 35," 6, 66, 17, Prizes cashed and Information ceed hee in the above lotteries, NATHAN & TROUP, 190 Broadway. New FURNITURE WAREROOMS, B._l, SOLOMON & SONS, 657 and 659 Broad dosire to announce that they have ated to their business @ ‘urniture Departm Ja whieh they will Keep the Most Complete Stock to be found in the city, All goods manufactured under thelt Immediate supervision and filly thliy gunranioed. ‘With the above addition to our, Upeomeery, Department we are now prepared to spBty tains and Furn: in keeping with cash gtnan dour advantages in import! ail our material will enable us to offer inducements ff orice om be din othe ot to be found in other houses. SOLOMON & SONS. MORE PILLS OR ANY OTHER MEDICINE.— N° Dyspepain, esta, One nervous, Dillons and iiver compinrnta, eaves “aa Iehte, Arad Food. Copies of ing his Holiness he Pope, Lord Stuart 1 Breban: ke. tent gratis on 1 va YC0., 168. Wihihard sirrety New Vor ‘1d Broadway, and all grocers 1 DRIZES CASHED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED sf tm Koyal Havana and al Hegaitzed loterien Sy wh Ray Pe “TWENTY. flee Hank. Pyle a