The New York Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1868, Page 10

10 NEW YORK HERALD, < 5 Z : Ae 5 2 § : : E a ago; there are sixty thousand officeholders; the Se- | nics were set off, and, amid the cheers of the spec. Ww Schr JL Hess, Jones, Providence.” 1" | atte, mich, do for Fast Weymouth: Oregon, Ss E M ou R nste contra ae all that. ye ens cannot get id fesore, Renee step taken. The windows of SHIPPING NE 8. Be Hee BS pr fr Eeabaar. te an © Oto reuefors: Caps Jobe, Fre, aes for ¥ 8 (the Senate) has become the cent houses alt slong street and Remsen, Re EP ee Ps aaand, 3 dam, ee B Racists enelotew to @ greater ‘aaaatinen it ever was before. The | through which they were crowded with Almapac fer Now York—This Day. Sehr , Ertation, Newport for Rttzabothpart, Peete Oo Lmeburacs, Lansil WY, Ld House of Representatives are in no small ladies and gentlemen, who waved a welcome to the Sehr % lewport for Elizabetbport. ‘and Ella Hays, Gogzing, Pizabethport CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE. dependent on the Senate. ‘The terms of rs | cavalcade of horeeuien and thelr extended line of an ae gos | sealed riser Rew London. Maris ads ie ho, Fe for New tobe has been rigit. You ae to docide one war or | Changes’ cahot remove thet forhay have taken the | ing Gout atrect rie’ of “ler ey” come’. 5 02| High water..morn 5 57 | ‘ett Foo mttery tyne Marron for trenton ics Wentworth ~ for Saar pane e other upon this icy. wer from the President whom you elect once 801 upon every side and a es Tusilade nn OCOD OEE Schr G A Hi " .. Phil iB RGr 2 merely a zen; a oy ne she beyond hea Tour years, ahd have made nist soday wens ie a wens i: a = the city, an F pam, Ht wes PORT OF NEW ¥i OCTOBER 27, 1868, Bear ius ally Hail, uartford. - a T Holesiave, Goutrey at Mose, init, Boman” for 4 eepl as these evections ure. the verdict of the gag gy nor tga) for the honor “aw “nim | of the column turned. from the square into Myrtle ~onee Schr Corn chy Hartford for PoMadelp bia, Fee rie Dey OO for Philadelphia; a J Dyer, Bayles? upon the conduct of your rulera during the four | Yn, pee ie Se Wash the | avenue, and it occupied half ‘an hour in ‘4 Herald Packages. Behr Jobn's Tower Lyneh, Hartiord for Philadelphia, Ri EET NV OME: ‘pencilay Evans, Newburyport for doi Jiara. How happens it that selfish men in the marts | Cor Mmgisttate “of the country, who 'here- | | ‘The route of the column was as follows:—From the | Captainsand Parsers of Vessels arriving at thie port will Schr Haze, Davis, Hartord for Trenton, © W Elwell, Giles, Boston for Georgetown, bo. < ‘of commerce can thus speculate upon your dearest te, en boasted, was a@ man who held | footof Pi it street to Henry, to Remsen, W | please deliver all packages intended for the Hxtaupto our seb New Regula Hato ome NOBILEC Oo’ je Balled, ship ‘Pringotone Wauuck, Livers interests? 1 think J can tell you. more’hénorable power than any monach in the | Court, to Myrue avenue, to Lawrerice street, Fulton | recuiarly authorized agente who are attached to our Steam | Schr Detroit, Thus, New Haven for Fort Johnson. ba vi Schr Judge Hopkinson, Fenton, New Haven for Port John- ‘28d—Arrived, schr Angie Amsbury, Amabury, Boston. I do pot stand here to-day to assert any principle rt any views touching this question which I r or anne! ‘world, dragged !ike a criminal before a tribunal that | avenue, Joralemon, Clinton, Amity, Dean, Powers did not put forth years ago in official position. 1 Lafayette, Clinton, Gates, pte ned 7 Berets, '® | Yacht fleet, The New York Associated Pres do not now | gon pale Aasie boxabers, Ades testimony, (A voice, “That's £03” loud cheering.) | ette and Bedford avenues to Fourth, Grand, Ewen % Cleared. wre. collect marine reports nor attend to the delivery of packages, hr Ben} Ing, Bridgeport for Rondoule PAWTUCKET, Oct :S arrived, cline A’ © Noyes, Crowel, as will be seen by the following extract from the proceedings Sehr 38 bartetHon, Porustar Ot ye ona Fyylon Powier, Rondo “ David ~ should distrust myself, knowmg the indrmities of ote of Congress for yourselves | and Meserole streets, Union avem Broadw: jeremia! human nature, if I felt 1 had formed the views | LOok out tess Atl Ot nieve Doe! wrought | South Seventh street to the ferry, where the parade | ofthe regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1868: Beet Dewid Cente tte oor! Thompecu, Reneeee neck ; Rnaeen” Boverisanr Liver- pool; Masco, Arsen Bunaeiack ben Pedang, wake bye. , Resolved, That on and after April 1, the Associated Preas will discontinue the collection ‘of ship news in the harbor of New York. Passed unanimously, which I present to you now while a candidate for tructue of the overnment to | was dis eMce. 1 can point to the record of my past to show ae ee wer in every. instance to that body A,CARTAIN OF FQLIGE INJURED, |” be. not represent the people of the country. Captain Joel Smith, of the’Forty-first precinct, was 2th, ship Welsford, for Cork, with 24,000 sacks am they amare: Etat ple ny a oa, a8 | which ¢ wheat. vernor VOrk, i¢ population ré friends, is 1t wise for you by your | severely injured as the procession was passi B@ The office of the Herald steam yachts JawEs and 5 of that great State. Prenably we could weer wet about to. exercise one ae "tne most throng! ee street te" Fulton avenue. ‘One of | JEARNETrE isnt Whiteball slip.” All communications from oat hy? brooke Phiibaelbhiey that Steen, Mork, Orion. Hol not help one evil. If a devt was to be created it was | Pall0ls Whew American citizenship, to say you | the horses became frightened at some fireworks and | OWNE's and consignecs 0 the masters of inward bound og ore Raachen, Liverpool. sepomjed; celled 3c); Helens, necessarily seotional, The bonds could only be taken | Approve of this? (Cries of “No, no.) ‘The resolu- | jumped upon the Captam, knocking him down and veesels will be forwari ‘of charge, Sthe rrivedy leamer Pelican, Shaw, NYork; ships B® tm the wealthier portion of the land, It was a great | tions which placed my opponent in nomination did | trampling upon him. He was picked up by some of CLEARED. Biy, Lombard, Hong Kong: Yoseinite, ‘Liverpool. eri co Glide. Nur cannes ae. Genmr sad crenlior | not deciarelis senihnent: Shay declares mein own | Bs oscars and taken to hig house in Johnson 4 aoe RAMAN Alt, Oct ab, Arriveds Ship, John O Baker, Miller, a e and declared the policy party. | siree! noon ait 4 é ‘Lammers, made as little debt aa they could. ‘hey created the | When you | wote thelr ticket you declare _fitamabip Ruma (Br), Cook, Liverpool! via Queenstown— | fteanshing Aliemannis, Hamburg: Teo, Savannah; James | a or ved gat Montgomery, temawwens 1 ¥ ey the same 9 ‘rom ie fo time e Steamsbi cn Cleared—Steamahip Cicopatra, Phitl Ween stroyed your bauking system in Ohio and in every | abiest mien of “ike. republican party have come CITY POLITICS. centre Coleeade (Bx) Culling, Liverpook Wiliams: ®:f) | Winds enmest Gems WILMINGTON, NO, Oct 24-“Cleared) steamabip Rebecom ee cna pod Cond “lt eran ry A forward with protests against these exce: but, ~ - Secametito Fab Kee, Steele, Hamilton (Bermuda)—J N Marine Di Clade, Chichester, NYork ; «chr Ben, Rollins, do. ‘ HORI Os OMIY 0 have been trampled down ag maddened herds of y . = — ou currency, but giviug it to you ina fair way. | patulo om the Western. plains trample down their Sixth Congressional District Radical Newina- oneamebin Leo, Dearborn, bavannah—Murray, Ferris & aieiaenarey Tau, Mere, before reposted.sa bering Dut MISCELLANEOUS. id they do so? I heid that the banking system W45 | jeaders if they stay tora moment in ® head.ong tion. 1 -. re \—I Bi x ha ‘— 4 bad, and ae Governor of New York, when tne law | cadets 4f they Stay 1or & Moment ae eae ork | mneradical and conservative republicans ot the | gine cor? ames Mise Lockwood, Charienon—H B MON | S10 tier bead when tO tiles SSE of "Fernantinas No | ABSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN n & Co. and cylinder bead when 7% Fernandina. No Xoamsbip Mary Sanford, Moore, Wilmington, NC—James damage was done to the bull of the vessel. Repairs on ihe meg Mate; no Da eiy 5 Be charge until divorce obtaine ed authorizing our banks to organize under it | man dare protest longer. Are you ready, ny repub- 4 Tretoed that law.” 1could uot see wily the govere | Hean frientit, to rive anew impulse to thle? T taink. procaine shaper goo Sextidamd in ont ands machiaery were being made at Savannah, and the steamer | @45 success guarantee aa = Do re ger ——— FS 7a eid # the result. T stand before you, perhaps, a8 an in- pisigak ‘on. peg weep en 7 ap ped tamale fore , Alezander, Norfolk, City Point and wien” proceed on her voyage by or prior to Satur- wa boc 20 Banana aiceets en u R00 00 " | div.dual more concerned than any other man ex- | dec! against both candidates remaining in the | “Xicamship Glaucus, Walden, Boston—W P Clydi . BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN pa Lg ee at me esr cons ty, opponent, What is it to me whether nea oe. tans =a Banat formally waparon Bark ‘Argonaut. (NG), pt r Niouih oie Phitedel- wRane Guonan Age) et ang a EE ont A. eltferent tates no, Pabilelty i no char ge till divorce Obe 5 , tame P a8 shall stay in private life or go to the performance | from the contest, an e Convention then nomi. | phis—H Koop & Co, came off Monday, with the assistance of tugs from Provi- | stntes* KING, Dnnneas cams on a thirty nitions a year, or | one-fourt of duties from which every thoughtful man must | pated a new candidate—George Starr. Bark Maria (Br), Moses, Antwerp via Philadelphia—Boyd | gence, and towed into Newport. Damage, if any, not stated. Much as the interest upon the English national | shrink? Let me eay that Lo man ever stood before wa & Hincken. ‘ a debt. Let that go by. Whether the system was ; 4 Bark Yumurl (Br), Johneon, Sagua—Waydell & Co. Bria Loup HARtiNGTON (BM, Captain Lioyd, burned at READY THIS MORNING, AT HALF-PAST NINE, Tight or wrong ieought-to have been carried | ow grong asa candidate for that oMlee, no matter | Seventh District Congressional Nominations. | Schr Royal Arch, Hawkins, Uetto-A Abbot. Hunter's Point on Sunday aight It, cleared on Baburday last A. iti sii DR Gos Aasiok , Xt, and as they had taken from the people their | nro that position, who was not filed with more seri. | 12 the Seventh Congressional district yesterday PP rope tho eset anna le aelammi br py al aia lode Sn iiaiea he emma’ , Stale currency they were eraray: — vo cod 4 ous convictions with regard to the sacred- | Morning the Tammany Gongressional Convention | Schr Evie Waters, Folsom, Demarars—A. Tf Solomon & Co. ARDROGSAN, Oct I2—The A & E Lovitt, Hattield, for Bos | AGNES CROFTON; O#, THE DAUGHTERS REVENGE, See a mas nd New ‘Enginud | Ue88 Of the trust. I would not believe, and | inade a nomination after @ great deal of difteulty. | o," NALA AOR cennial, Sphray ® |! tox, ja baat feaky. (The A&E L had previously put back THE DISGUISED TRAPPER OF OLANCHO Kew dork tail *hhe Hast made a great deul of | Would fepel with scorn, any attack on my opponent | rie contestants were Harvey Calkins ana John W. | hr Capella (Br, Taylor, 8 Joho, NB, via Portland—PI | "'hrieror, Oct ld—The JP Wheeler, Harri, arrived here rey oantaln, Carleton, Money out of ‘he war. You made some, but nol | rigne, Ag God looks into my Neart I cannot think of Chanter, the present occupant, After a long contest | Nerves S07. posers Key West—Gootsperd & White, | 10m New York, reports that on Sept 1}, in lat 41 N, lon 61 W, ‘by John Broaghass. as much. When tis privilege Was Bie eovtds ap | & man, I care not how wanting in virtue—in other the former was nominated. Schr Milerd Fillmore, Chase, Boston S W Lewin Co. she pamed a Quanity of yellow pine lumber, spperenily, not | And other bighly interosting matter, ge a a : CO le ed respects—who could look at the vast inieresis of Schr Helen, Perry, Now Bedford—Farguaon & Wood. dong to Sam seaine, Sit On Nae Lars MAC adenine: on't fail to getit, Price six cents, aks with Tha y ail have it, aecording to tue | Ss country, who Could see its Greatness, and think ____ Assembly Nominations. ‘ wicir WD Mangam, Chase, New Bedford—Ferguson & | Poiuy the mast of & large schooner, te Mast was of pine tim- OFFICIAL DRAWINGS MISSOURI AND KEN: yule of proportion." -If they departed from the rule | Of 8 fature, and nos temible and oller fervent | ‘The donservative Republican Assembly Conven- | “gehr¥ Boine, Bunce, Wareham—0M Barlow. ber. io Sl ae areek scaan Gn diliena ee. wk they should have given more to the West than to the | Bravers | Tha Ne y mn bad in a | Hon of the Fourth district met and endorsed the | ff)" Pointer, Nichols,’ Bristol—H W Jackson. Liyrnroor, Oct 13—The Manhaitan (8), from New York, 8, 2, 46, 71, 14, 9, 45, 47, 27, 64, 72,°24, 41 , ye use bank checi 09 ‘ourrenc: ws op Hou » 8 5 —| ro. ich to ou y ys ; 7 ; Kast.” We use bank checks mstead of currency in | Shove ee. eee eS Bin 1B. > 1s contoation of Thatias donk Sloop Hovaalonic, Smith, Middietowa—G & Rackett & Bro. \} which took the ground in entering the Mersey yest is ? “MishoUTI—CLASS 664, OCrOLER 2, 1588, | basiness in New York. New York banks, under the t ng. iy i ARRIVALS, arrived here, reports having p 87, 47, 16, Aly Bh in ’ 1, 7, 45, 2 Pe crowd which [ sec before me, where will it be ina The Tammany Convention of the Eighth district er ura er oe oLags 611, scotinne ai isos? as old system, would not be at the expense N apes ‘ is d covered with yellow metal, in @f printing bank bills, 60 tHe Were ay | eee eae i aa oes leraer you shail | met last evening and nominated John B. Wilt. RNPORTED BY THR HERALD STRAW YACTTY. quantity of broken spars, wreckage, ac, | © 60 10, 201i, 72, (4, Oe Oe et ieee epee oie peel om pot Baws, but tt At 2 | or suall not have a thrill of triumpa or pany of de- | ‘The Mozart Convention of the same district nomi- J Sieyrmuniy Cur of Boston, theo, Rowkale Kareena Oe peas Sesinaen eaten. 405 Baty 48, aL 2h BT, 10, OO, 6, 8. K jeat in afew days? But how imporvant it 1s that the | nated Martin Nachtman. Sa eerie a i die Se eee eeE ey The Spar Buoy which marked Craven's Shoal, New York | lotteries by meashed iO Ue Dee oe ‘ibuting currency they should have sai, “Ohio reariy three millions of pcoole and is entitied to | Cccison, shall be rigat) How important nclia | The Mozart Convention of the Tenth district nomt- ucarly one-tenth of the whole amount.” If she can- y ot take her amount men from from New York and | PDE evil, on this glorious land. Had lege | Tictdames Mokievers ne bogile coe opal Kew England, to enjoy the privileges, would have | eraiy unfair, ‘trace it down—not alone in the | — The Democratic Union Convention of the Second Steamship Holsatia (NG), Eblers, Hataburg Oct 14, and (rom its moorings; 7 gouthamsptin ins SSM, wikh eoice and 860° passengers to | Se firecticntion nmr en + Wu ve Tepiased a8 soon Kunhardt & Co. Get Tit 45 (G, Jon O45, pasned Br, bark By order of the Lighthouse Board. Bequest, Round Haat; Bethy lat 40 4, fon passed a Br ‘A LUDLOW CASE, Lighthouse Inspector, 3d dist, | gg SHELBY ¢ steamer’ of the National line. ‘The H had strong westerly us Lyghinouwe ‘depot, Tompkinsville, Staten Island, N'Y, | 9%» 28 24, 68, 61, et —OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY COL- ge Lottery of Kentuck, SHELBY OOLLEUR—EXTRA CLASS 513, OCTOBER 27, 1868, 31, 78, 8, 7, 55, 27, 4. rougiit their capital here and you ‘would to-da: “ 4 ! gales up to Cave Race; from thence fine weather. Arrived SHELLY OOLLEGE—O1.A88 O14, ty bave thirty millions in circulation. You winiane distribution of your currency—not aloue im the | Assembly district nominated Dennis Burns. Sf Sandy Hook 26th, EAE, ve Whileinea, 27, 40, 24, 61, 18, 7, 38, 6% / Snly have had this currency to Duy produce, but this | COMsPIracy to minke a) central power and de- The Radical Republican District Club of the Tenth | steamship Huuteville, Crowell, Savannah, with mdse and " ANCE, SMITH’& CO., Managers ' po alee tierpeigthags capri Mae pedro pe hw) representative character of our govern- | district nominated D. 8. Riddle. passsengors, to Lo den, 26th’inst, 6AM, of Cape Hatte- Arrived at New Bedford 25th inst, bark Addison, Cornell, KENTUCKY—RXTLA CLASS 889, OOTOBEE mt . purposes Uiinois wants more currency than you, and Ment—bus as it affects sll classes of men. Why he Reis Sain Honcenton of the Nine 1 ee ee Seamahip bye tage aes tee eae are Een ABthis seal trom verk | 7. kawiucat—or, 3 oo H 268." hadlhg “ - ities ; siould one man be taxed and another go untaxed? | teenth district met and nominated Josiah Porter. for Savannah; 6:30 AM, exchanged signals with steamship | 8£¢ 200 bbls sp oll. Has on freigit 45 bbls sp oil from bark KENTUCHY—C1,A88 360, COTODEL 37, whe has only about ten miiliou doliars; while Magsa- =i ~ ey De Soto, hence for New Orleans, and Salvador, hence | Ocean Steed, Reports spoke Oct 6, lat 4140 N, lon 4720 W, 46, 59, 41, 35, 11, 62, 88, 29, 21, 94, 61, 78. chusetis, with half the popuiauon ot Illinois, as dft bad fags very resoiutions of the republican party they oo for Savannah, iJ bark Ocean Steed, Borden, NY, 250 bbls sp oil_on board; Sept MoINTIRE, MOBRIEN’& CO., Managers. Beven milion doliars, though they dy not wani the | ##ld taxation should be equal. Why did they make Democratic Union County Nominations. Steamship San Jacinto, Atkins, Savannah, with mdse and | 17, lat $8 (2, lon vachr 8'E Lewis, of Boston, 15 bbla | | For circulars and information, in the above Lotteries ad pap pepe pereepenepen hyraremt ar od and denounce Us-who ay Tne say the same thing a8 The Democratic Union County Convention last | Pench Chapion; Lockwood, Charleston, Oct_ 94, with # Sine uttivea 38t; aeht © Hi Cook, Crowell, from Atlantic oe * Covington, Ky. * k ia er Uaenay Choir men who do not care for national honur? night made up their ticket as follows:— mdse ant passengers, 0 HR Morgan € Go. Oct PM, | Ocean, with 140 bblasp ofl. Reporte spoke Sept park EH | Ferra EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN ELEVEN now tucy donot want it, because when you want ‘There is no th 7 e off Cape Lookout, passed steamship Pioneer, bound Philips, Chapell, NL, clean; Zist, schr Busan N Smith, of Bart A = it from them and pay interest enough you get. it. tere is no thougntful man who will look into the | Register—Michael Connelly. ‘Steamship Ashland, Crowell, Wilmington,’ N Boston. 70 bla 3} ears; gaa daily. Beautiful Tecthy $1; set, $10. Gold een eee ee the men ot Tiiaois ind | ture, in view of the precedents that have been set, | Justice af Supreme Court—George G. Barnard. OA WP Clrde VT mnetom NO, with mdse | SiCrrived at San Francisco9'th inst, bark Funny, Hunting, | 8¢t8 Bough. a YAY vintuns, the value of produce put down. ‘The great | te Violence that has driven men from their seats in | city Judge—Gunning 8. Bedford, Jr. Hidunship Rebecea. Clyde, Chichester, Wilmington, NC, | of NB, with &0 bbls sp, 600 do wh oil ‘and 6000 Ibs Sone. 155 Grand street, near Broadway. | mass of the currency laced under control | CODsress, and the attempt to destroy the represen- Supervisor—Joha W chanier. awith mdse, to James Hand. i _ Arrived at do ‘26th, Wark Au Aveline, of NB, from Bris- HENBY VILLERS, 265 Grand street, near re drihe moneyed centres. chiefly Wall sireet, Incon- | tive system of our government, and not feel that e Steamship John Gibson, Winters, Washington, DC, with | tol Bay, with 40) bbls wh o1] and. 6400 tbs bone, takep thin sea- ‘ONDERFUL.—LADIES YOU NEED NOT GO TO noney' PL 5 ly our country is on tue road to great peril. What is mdse and passengers, to Phillips & Brown. (Arrived 7 AM.) | 80M. ports having spoken in September bar! Enos, W' Paris to beautify the complexion. Ladies of 40 made wequence of concentration these men borrow large | the Union ‘they have made with the South? fhe} TELEGRAPHIC POLITICAL ITESS. Steamship Albemarle, Couch, Richmond, City Point and | NB, 760 bbla oil; Norman, To do, 500do; Tamerlane, | to look 1 looming girls of 20. Wrinkles and all disfigure- oo ee sre arithirawn roa 8, fey poe and would bind, with manacles of iron, a d een je Norfolk, with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion Winnows 355 ne cont age por tee ments of the skin removed in a short time, and the com x Ne pul K cy BCATCe. ” aaa ° eamabip Co. v % a 3 Py 1 a , x docked up for the purpose of making moucy scarce: | South to a’ llving North, (Cheers.) "We need : Stoanubip Valley City, Morgan, Philadetphin, with mdse, | 40; ship, Gay ead, Kelley, do, oi!’ not reported; President, Neen eat AW cual slsth Geonue, node Teoma ‘They want.to buy, perchance, your corn, and you | te wrospesiy KE i South to help bear our Speech of Scuator Morton at Indianapolis. to dames Hand. ae ae Ke Heys coee Monee 91, sbip Carib, from the Arctic Ocean, | "eet (second bel! e will convince you. Advice frée. . " cf % je, E or, ql, C wea clits Srée cannot get money'to forward.’ They have means to | Stent burdens of indebtedness. There has not been INDIANAPOLIS, Oct, 27, 1868. Steamship Nereus; Beatse, Boston, with mdse, to Wa P | with'l00 bbis ofl and 1200 Ibs bone.’ Reports spoke Sept 1, buy when ready, and make monstrous speculations. | Syrigo fi i as Cid no! Governor Morton addressed a great meeting here | Clyde. ship Lydia, 1 weale; John Carver, 5do; 8th, Vineyard, 6 do; They are doing it to-day in New York for the pur- ike every corn field in Ohio. They used vour corn ti ; Ih ok waioeibe albcanaeT Sip Simla of Portsmouth, Porter, Bombay, 109 days, with | 10th, Florida, 8 do; St George, 3 do; 11th, Monticello, '2 do; #500 IN GOLD pore of putting down railroad stock, and in doing and pork. "It used to go to market, where it was | to-night. Hoe said the result of the late elections in / jingeed to Salter & Livermore. Passed the Cape of Good | Onward, 2 do; Corneltus Howland, 2 soi d Avwashonks, 3 go} aan § pono 8500 that put own your corn and pork. We see these converted Into the products of the South. The war | Pennsylvania and Indiana has called Governor evils because the government did what was clearly | Stopped that. You were all greatly oppressed. I} seymour forth from his rural retreat in New York : A said, being Governor of New York, lt us show the y) # Bnfair in distributing this circulation. | What bas | neopie of te West that we sympathise with them | and he is making @ last and desperate effort to Hope Atig 26; crossed the Equiaio , W: Reindeer, 12 do; Lith, Progress, 5 do ligt varlable winds almont anion és el Aive, 7.d0; Oriole, 4 do Pe, Julia, 8do; Massachusetts, NB, sAmipNile, (Bp) Aylward, Liverpool, $8 days, with méseto | & 104 fet tnow, & do; General Soot 8’ do; Three tl ee . F. Whitney & Co. + He A ; Fei part of the pa strong westerly winds the latter | 191 vO tia do; James Allen, 6 do; Concordia, 3 do. #500 IN GOLD ‘been the result? You think you are a free and inde- fi . 3 eitz in their. trouble—iet us show them tuat we mean to | retrieve the iallen fortune of a decayed, dis- k Alblon, Thomas, of aenent cen oOo," Petiane You are for some | aay ghee Soa at alse usta | ore and aghonored Part.” The great cheer | mula Raroenirt Wratn oneysia maw | gaits fps att cman ane am i ane m1 this bad legisiation which steps into your ceniral States and all the States. ‘Therefore, ra her which he seems to have in view in all jark J. Ellingwood, Ellingwood, Hamburg, 60 en with A letter from 5t George. uda, dated Oct 17, state: — fields and ware! es ond strikes down the value of than there should be a division from the channels of | the speeches which he bas made since he started on | mdse to Brett #Co, Had heavy wosterly weatber. throagh- | 0n the evening previous, during & heavy, gnle, brig Star 9500 IN GOLD elds an BLASS SSF 2 trade, I his tour i# to the W t the East out the passage. tle, of Fairhaven, went ashore ona reef; sho’ was pulled ae the produce of your labor. That is a large reduc- je, I recommend that the Legislature should ur array the Western against the ern 7 hart Dy 500 1 Pre produce of your labor. That ts a larke reduc; | earry'the produce toll free om the canals. ‘The war | Sates; to exciio tho Deople of the Northwest to how | , Pecsuasrin ii Teinidate Mate’ OW ieeTs selene oh | ll wad been previownlylechageic Sn ie 37 OUD Ge meat aan have Noent ap railroad stocks or | ended, you had @ right to ask that your market | tility towards the people of what he calls the North- tes tals Potomen, MI iCte ee aoe ’ 950) 18 GOLD eee ee naye ee the currency not needed | ould be given back to you. ern Atlantic States. A New Yorker as he ts an | park W.E. Anderson, Drummond, Savannah Ga, 1S days ace ¥ — here in winter Tous into New York. ihe banker — sesh oe cd eae Ips gh nog in a Ginseng pe Jas Ward & Co. Had’ strong at Nae ho frye ladon tox: Malnowrnes B88 gh00 IN GOLD “ his section anc ie ple ol own Hy re- jude and haa been lays 1 of Hatteras, % —— goes f0 tHe Spear a OT te eng? | ADDRESS OF THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL | present tnom ax Cnemles commercials, financially | yBrigMatron, Mezathlin, ‘Swan Inland, 40 dare, via Ke aerate Cater ee teme 15 verpech OFT PAID FOR Tetucans ecahes. yon lave tb temtow of ie Rest COMMITTEE, and socially of the people of the Northwestern | Wevu, ang Humpion Moan with guano to W.B, Bradford. | ship Wim Libby, Minot, from Cardiff for Montevideo, Aug A NEW STORY, when in New York itis five or six percent. ‘Specu- States The people of New York, to whom | Wire otireJohuson, Glace Bay, 13 days, with coal oH | Uist 347N, lon 43.45 Ww: ei aan Javors take ivand buy up ts. ver) property Wilh ener a HON he owes his onicial “diguities and all that | J be Waite ca, : : set ee ee re eer, 4 NEW STORY has been cut down in vaiue and by holding pats | |The Repabiican National Committee has issued 1 Se en hy ee cen ldatimerr i ee ee ee sean orway, trom Callao for Amsterdam, Sept 20, lat 37 KEW Srory. igor ceerlpes tet oven oe a the foliowing address:— extorting from them, robbing and plundering Brig Boamos, Parsons, Boston for Philadelphir (put in for | “iii Cuutornia, from Shields for Batavia, Aug 90, lat 8 N, cee t yout next very man who deat . New Youu, Oct. 28, 1868. | them at every pont, For many years the politicians | *28TP: i. ive poston 4 days, im ballast, to | ns : may o ‘way of your next crops. Every Man who desires to FEt.Low CrTizENs—On the 3d of November you are | of the South labored to incite their people 3-3 tay a ye) ” ‘Ship L L Sturges, from Havre for Mobile, Sept 30, lat 22, A NEW STORY 0 into this election doing is duty to himself and | toregister adectsion at the ballot box which will | the North, and their labors finally resulted in are- | “Brig Rolerson, Scott, Boston for Philadelphia (put m fora | 18 : country can trace these things for himself. The | coutrol the government for four years and affect the | peilion. For years it has been the policy of the dem- | harbor.) , Ga Ge ee A NEW STORY spoons show On, where this —— was distri- | destinies of the country for all time, The demo- | ocratic party of Indiana and other northwestern | Bris irene, Holmee, Boston, 7 days, in ballast, to master, Hark Oxmyn, Berry, from New York Bept 8 for Potiland, K —— Hed. | Did they distribuie your quotas for you to fo | cratic party, entering into the campaign with prac- | States to denounce New England and arouse the | j.'horaie Co. Br} Willinins, Curacoa, Oot & with wood, | oregon, all well, Bept 2, Int 29 40 N, ton 3844 W. ponies fo the battletield the same Way? Oh, no! Ohio, I~ | ticas repudiation on its banner anda determination | prejudic:s of fecling of our people against the | {pDovale eo. Had ihe wind fromthe northward for nine | Bark Chattanooga, from Gottenbuirg for Boston, Oct 20, off A NEW STORY, nois and Indiana had @ hard rule appited, by which | tgzeopen the whole question of reconstruction by | people of that portion of our country. This | “Wdr'Heea O King Marshall, St Stephen, NB, 4 days, with Cape Sekt . © they seut their number to war beyond their propor | dectariug-all the acis relating thereto void, has met | was the staple of the democratic argument | iath to Gorham, Boatdman & Co, wo Pmt lactones eaten a NEW STORY, tion, because they did not make population, but | signal defeat in the States holding elections in Octo- | throughout the West, and lead! men of that | Schr ¥ G Sawyer, Keene, Stephen, NB, 5 days, with lath to ome Etnerick ‘Lass, Marshman, 8 days from New Orleans the number of ‘able bodied men, the basis. | per, Aroused oy this positive condemnation of ite ty in Indiana, hinted broadly, at @ Northwestern Gorham, Boardman & Co, ; for Liverpool, Oct Il, off Key West. 4 FEW srory. For the first time in the world our New England | policy, it now seeks to change its candidates and to | Confederacy, and that New England should be left beet Vas Beant A Sight, Had betey NB windsll Gays or | og Btif Timoty Field, from Wilmington for Portland, Oct 36, NEW YORE Pi J e 01 ¢ @ candidate for omMice, endeayorin, a C Rathbun, Jackson’ N- 7 they? were. (Laughter) Was the monopoly-of | fourth of July knew wat they intended to doit they | mene inchis power fo Incite ihe peophe of ne Worthy | low plun to M Mallory & Co. Had sirone Wand NE. sales: eae eee rae saree Mer cegent er ts psi | out bank bilia given you as you fought? No. | could carry the election. To inspire their followers | west against the people even of his own State. The | svrang mainmast and foretopmast, split sails, £c. cross, Sept ‘Foreign Porte. XEW YORK ‘According to your population? No. Jt was given to | yn the South and their friends and sympathizers at | Governor then reviewed at length Mr. Seymour's | , Schr Emma, Anthony, Georgetown, SC, 16 days, with lum- vEw 30m those already owners of the vast proportion of the | the North they published their purpose to the world. | criticiams on the national debt and banking system, | PE Jouathan Beers Go. 1 gu | ARDROBBAN, Oct 10—Sailed, W # Jenkins, Leward, New E RE Bee cd ik tes reek Catt AUT ae TT can Ch jombersto Mu es Nndmsapaaanaic thats ‘Axrwenr, Oct 18—Arrived, Moskwa, Passch, NYork. xEW YORK: ‘here was no Deed of it. No man can give a reason | githough they have tried to explain away its full ‘The Election in Weet Virginia. cht Wma H Kiytel Koper, Alexandria for Jersey City. Balled 13th, Venus, Crowell, NYork. — for it. They cannot say they were not warned, for | meaning they never denied it until beaten at the . Schr Herechel, Birdsall, Alexandria for Hoboken. Buiauton, Oct 10—Of Beachy Head, bark Birene (Pras), YORK if no higher warning was given than I could utter a8 | polls, No change of candidates can change their WHBRLING, Oct. 27, 1808. Scr Maria Pierson, aoe Alexandria. Rentel, from NYork for Cronat ‘with loss of bulwarks, ae Chief Magistrate of the most populous State in the | Durpose.. They mean to take from an cnfranchised | Returns from thirty-three coumies show a net re. | Mehr Abbie A. Butler, Fairland, Alexandris for Dighton, Water Gaoks, sails api and other dams is AFTER DARK} Se este lek Gh Tor pied tateeemall Canna EY OL TT Ce te Schr Moderator, Rulond, Virginia. wo ov reali! AYTER DARK; Fae ee ae te ee ed aoe FOr tee | eee ne Benen) Gabe, incared ab Stine of : Solir R Mason, Martlin Viginin for New Bedford. Salied 12th, Nelson, Wall, Brunswick, Ga. — directly, but my duty as jernor of New York re- | greatest danger to the nation, or at vest to pay it in Negre Meeting Savanni Schr Orvetta, Bodine, Pinyin la. BonpEAvX, Oct 18—Arrived, Lizzie Moses, Cox, NYork. AVTER DARK; quired me toknow what made our prosperity. We | 9 manner waieh will tarnish the national credit and SAVANNAH, Ga., Oct. 27, 1868. Schr W H Rutan, Decker, Virginia. CanviF, Oct 12—Arrived, Freeman Dennis, Fletcher, aD sar taniee; we pave 101 Pediina Of pean til werent aa deuusat eee inte ee | ome radical meeting was hetd in Court | Schr Qaslon'T Husband: Lovelandy ¥ Hares oth: Dlopete, Atkins, Baltimore; 18th, Mary phe packs “ Hi ve a ¥ chr Gaston jubbard, ye ins + ‘mimi i our borders; we have four millions of people, a byword in the financial circies of the world. The ge negro is ‘ou an hen Feng thor iat lary a AFTER DARK; Sehr Jas T Boyd, Bobbi jooked to see what rade as great and I found that | presidential candidate of the democracy declares | House square this afternoon. Several white leaders | Schr Moses G Leonard, Ttinasy Virgie Seon, Balticnore: it was the great West. We «cll your products, | that his purpose will be to hold Congress “4n check” . Schr Lombard, Jack in. led, Caroline Ed: NYork (anoth- AFTER DARK; Bay what ‘you want in forcign lands, carry | for four years to come, as Andrew Johnson bas for | feartu oa ittion upoM ine cicmocrats when Grane | Sekt two Martin Merrit, rca, ex report says Bucks) Sau Carlog, Parker; ‘New York 2 eg etn your property on our canals cad railroads, and it | four years past. and thus to stand in his position. was elected, and sald the right of his race to vote | Schr Snow Flake, Johneod, Virginie. (another gaye Gloucester), OR THE Uitluses wealth ali over. I found that it was my | — Feilow citizens, the country wants peace. Ithas | was obtained by revolution, and ft would take Schr Barbara, Hedden, Virginia. ‘CURACOA, Oct §-In port brigs La Creole (Dntch), De Vel- aromiticind Ast ae Le duty, in studying the interests of iue State of New | naa enough of opposition from the executive to the | }ioodier revolution to take it from the colored a Selir coaie irwia, Chaiaberiain, Virginia. der, for NYork 10th; Bue i Ra do; Mary Stewart, -Ri NN 6 OF LIFE. ore, to take care that you were not injured. 1 pro- | leyisiatlve department. The -people clect both, and | pie, ‘They would be law abiding, peuccful citizens, | sehr oc © Baer, to my Viet, Co a Er error, HIGH-ROADS AND BY-WAYS OF LIFE. ie bc} c 7 ave harmo c > s —— ng the foundation for, the ‘evils whic ow amict | Baa to have triaeates holding elections in octover | WgRermitted but Gehting citizens if compelted. | Eng sams Sate Vkdghn, Vaughn, Virginia s saic panty trom focth Caselisa, is ee DIGH-ROADS AND BY-WAYS OF LIFE. you of Ohio, and all the agricultural States, 1 saw jempcratic leaders that they can bt ? if Schr BF Woolkey, Johugop, \ irginia ‘Oct 12—Of, brigs Mathilde (NG), from NYork for —- this was full of evil to my own Songhai Where | hope to no ern State. In desperation Pee Sehr G Senith, F So a. Eso (Hat), Col zs for ieee phisaa HIGH-ROADS AND BY-WAYS OP LIFE. produce at tp by speculators, as ave @X- call upon the come to the rescue. chr 8 C Jayne, Jayne, nik. a 3—Sailed, Lisweil, oe plained, he Maborlag man of the ast suffers; it is hey ace Mr, Se ruin aud meditate BR OOKLYN 4 CRY. Ber Afalln Ula po i Dhle. RNOCK, Oct 19-—Sailed, JL Wickwire, Wiley, Pailndel- RS ee ee ‘&@ wrong to the producer in the et BS we $45 7 the withdrawal of Mr. Biair, w Shan tod openly and @z EY Behe Mantoven, Lippincott, Virginin. phieyEntela de Chilo, Rolla, do. HIGH-ROADS AND BY-WAYS OF LIFE, sumer in the East, (A volce—"That's #0. -) | boldly proclaimed their true aims and purposes, and SUPREME couaT—cincuit, Schr LH Hopkine, Srginin. GIUMAUTAR, Oct 3--Towed throngh the Straits, bark Scud, — Men of Ohio, you inay be willing to bear thege things say that they mean peace eal obaienie to aa Sobr Oliver Kooth, Longstreet, Virginia. Crosby, from Malaga for Boston. ov BY LE JEUNE BOHEMIEN, for yourselves; but, aa a citizen of New York. I im- | the lawa; but the spirit that really animates them fait ror $30,000 Damages for False Tinprinone | eee oe ene oron, Virginia. toh Ted St So OG, Ann AT Tee andcleared Mater | A National, Loesl, Characteristic, Metropolitan, Sense plore you to have pity on our laboring poor in our | may be seen in atiempis to carry elections by frie t—Verdict of 35,000 for the Plairti@, Sehr EL Seu, Laer, Virgins Barcelona); CC Colson, Peres, (and tailed for Mes- — ‘own State. (Cheers) You must judge how far you | on a gigantic scaie at the Norih, and by intimida- . Rcur Maris aud Eilabeth, Soper, Virginia. sina). tional Story of the present day, correctly exhibiting Life and care for your own interesta; but | have a nght to | tion, violence and murder in the South. We appeal Before Judge Gilbert. Schr Wave, Madden, Virginia. GRENADA, 2--Arrived, schr Lavra Pride (Br), Han- stand before you and plead for the interests of the | to the people who have stood by the Union in its 1. Q. Riuck 08. Charles L. Harding and Seventy- Schr Jacob Birdenll, Haz eton, Virginia. nell, NYork (and sailed 24th for St Kitts). Manners in innumerable, novel and interesting pharce, poor in the great commerctal cities of the East. [| darkest hours, whose faith has never faitered, ama rf Sor Schr O FP Binns, Higver, Virginia. LM ag er ieretang y 9) Jellerson, NYork ; 13th, “One-half the worl 1 = ‘wh!| not attempt to follow this argument out. Your | who nave never believed the word “failure,’’ or that Sive Other Defendants.—This suit, growing out of a Bone Eve, Tr CE eae pty nw any incon ne-half the world don't know how the other half live." ,own judgment tells you that every word 1 have | those who stimulated rebellion are proper persons familiar defalcation, that of the dry goods house of Schr Clare, Murray, Georgetown for Hoboken. Hasnera, Oct 1 Salled,’ Galatea, Matfeld, San Fran- | Ancient Saying. by att ies uttered Is true. The record telis you how the imunister the government they sought todestroy, | Folger & Tibbs, in New York, in November, 1860, cht LB Cowperthwaite, Newberry, Georgetown for | cisco (und left Cuxhayen 18h). * rey divisior was made. How do these things come we ask thei to faily once more and by an over- foboken. HAVANA, Oct 27—Arrived, steamships Morro Castle, Ada- | ‘Above twenty thousand individuals rise every morning about? Our republican friends come before you to | whelming majority show the democratic party ana | "&* cecupted the attention of this court for the past | “sehr 8 Spinder, Nickerson, Georgetown for Fall River, | ama, NYork; Teutouia (NG), Meyer, do. nena #i Spiiik Leesiibae hiss ao j &ek the peuple to deciare they have done right, and | the world that tere is no hope for, the “lost cause,” | tWo days. Shortly before the period named the firm | . Rehr Jamox Ht Most, Hie, Torsten Pe toe stobo- | Crug) Nor Aecns iemppsdiana tas ti po area ret erg when you have done that, will say you encouraged joubia the patriotism of General Grant. He | iM question owned an extensive dry goods store, ey ort: Oct 12—Arrived, E. Fullerton, Blair, Phi decnevighs in| peiahaig tac, tak tn Sika 8 them to go on in the same course ja the future. ‘auy announced. his desite for peace. ‘This is | Occupying the building No, 54 Leonard street. ‘The wel ie Ella H Barnes, Avery, Baltimore for Providence. BT ity Ppeceag er ming Philadel. | ported through the passing y instances even Will you do it? (Cries of “No, no.”) uo idie word. His election will be the guarantee of | Tepresented that they had a capital of $40,000, ani Sebr Helen Mar, Nicholson, Baltimore for Ston|ngtoc. Nailed Ith, Albert, Erickson, Philadelphia; 18th, Nebraska jucceeding night."—Report of I have not come to the bottom of thisend yet. | harmony in the different departments of the govern- | Upon these representations they purchased dry goods | Schr Menewa, Bissonway, Baltimore for New Haven. (2, Guard, ‘KYork;' Palmyra (8), Watson, Boston and do; How does it happen during the last eight years that | mont, of energy and economy in its admimistration, | 0 the amount of about $100,000 on credit from va- Solr NH Benedict, Elils Baltimore, for [ae Kk. th, St Louls, Buy yard, N 2, Cpleana; bay wowed aa. Commissioner of Metropolitan Police. i the burtuens and privileges of the govern- | of safety In person and property to the citizen ever: rious houses in New York. These were on receipt eee Eee eae Pete 1a) a ham, Baltimore; leary, Spain, New York; Pennylvania (s), icidtahi ds Gecaatn eahes: ob Wie Satiuensentce so unequally distrbnted? Tuere has been ® | where and of boundless prosperity following in the | #hipped to other places without being opened, and | Sone Revenue, Stanley, Piilade'phin for Noswiel. Cleared 18th, Southampton, Smithwivk, NYork; 14th, Peter gets Washingtoa the last six or feven years tO | train of peace. sold at prices far below their cost. On the 12th of | gohr ¢ B Wool, Haney, Philadelphia for Boston. Crerar, Garven, Boston; Advance, Moi ‘New Orleans; | life around us seeks to reveal the mysteries which surround lize power. Let me show you how this is WILLIAM CLAFLIN, Chairman. November, 1806, the firm closed and went Off, leav- | Kehr Hazleton, Gardner, Pliladelphin for Hartford. Beerie'& Anna, Hughes, do; Elizabeth Oulton, O’Brien, Phil- — a You know when we formed our constitution Ww. E. CHANDLER, Secretary. phe ing ita creditors in the lurch, Subsequentiv Schr Four Sisters, hearer, Philadelphia for Boston. adelpbia. these Impecunious and ubiquitous personages, and bis facile We let the sinallest State have as many Senators ae aa aT a mecting of creditors was neid, seventy-five | Schr W P Phillips, Somers, Philadelphia for Norwich. Ent out 19th, Louisiana (Forbes, for Boston. and New | 6. assineatee with equal precision the lord! : as the That wa for their aaa in numoer, at whica the sum of $3,000 was raised Schr Fy Moe mie S Solis tee Becton. joston. Tork; advance, ¥ ome, noe Greases ca (9), Bee. | Pi equal p' ly mansions of protection for the tection of ail, TEE BOYS iV BLUE IN BROOKLYN. t prosecute the offeuders. This course led to Schr New Zealand, Forbata, Calais ag Trovidence, where ys Tapscott PEt Oeahe, Mewoombe, San Wicesce: MURRAY WILD, FIFTH AVENUE, w show more clearly that this was 4a the arrest and imprisonment of the plant in | ghe diseharsed. TB, Kenspolis, Lennon, Balthinore: Kamma Funder. Kross limited ener, « prnal as the hills, eaees 4 wi tae this case, who had been —_, LF goods of Sour oy Ss Calais, 6 anys, with lumber to Gorham, Coatiewon Jetkamine oriaae, Mobis; Banbetian eh ‘end the low me, but ite one the lest. Now, : r b. le Fol pmne a 7 joardman & Co. mit ‘orl jrothe ff —— ax time, but Hmited none the less. Now, how has | Grand Torchlight Procession Last Night. Foiger & Tibbs in Cincinnati and elsewhere, on a | Beariman AC. 0. catnia, days, with lumber and | Levahine Wilson, New Orleans; Alex’ Marshall, Marshall, WATER STREET DEX«, | that feature of our government been perverted to e repub o charge of conspiracy to defraud. The plainti? was Pp these greateviley Look at the Senate. A cape ngagmecny hg yb pga Beceem detained tn jail for six days, was then admitted to Majority of the people of the United States live in | tion nearly ® month since for a grand torchlight pro- | aii, and, after trial before the Court of Special Ses- mine States—New York, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Uli- | cession in Brooklyn, it 18 not surprising that the | sions in New York, was acquitted. On the alleged We are introduced to AN ERRING GIRL, | am. Boardman & Co. fete age Ae trey (8), Mirehouse, do; Margaret, Mal a ‘ompton, Jones, Calais, 6 days, with lumber to 4 sod ay Nerctaas ™Mhr HP Cushing, Murray, Calais via Providence, where ath Aral Doug te et ‘Cleared 1 Larrabee, is, Mi |, Ohio, Wisco nd 5 oI ter raon the plaimtiit | di i Boston. They tare. cighveen Senator, ono-inttd’ of “the ipcitiaihs olane duvier ste wana oaeeies. hie ary Heese epee Gammeges st $30,000. che fon ¥ Carver, Carver, Calais vin Pawtucket, where enon, Dont, Haun, for New Orleans; Fawn, Nelson, the heorine of the story, Senate. The people of Ohio agree to that so | Bas he Malicious prosecution of the plaintift was denied | *he dischar; . ‘orl jong os it is the | tait Working of our | Boys in Blue as they passed along with an undis | by the defence, who held that a the origins] charges Ech anc E Preneh, Witiams, Bastoor 8 days with fab to | " MansEILLEs, Oct 11 Arrived, Sharpsburg, Randall, New | BANKERS AND BROKERS, ‘ institutions according the origiual compact; | eipined step, looked very similar to the Wide | Made by them were true, aud that in his acting OS | Schr Harriet, Foster, Machian via Norwich, where she dis- MALAGA, Oct 10— Arrived, brig Chowan, Fi Baltimore. CONFIDENCE MEN, but when it is made to imvade your rights F “ the mt of the defaulimg firm he was in the con- bi Cleared 1th, barks Fi ‘ilson, Boston ; Dominique (Br, — you ought not to approve of it, When this govern. | AWakes as they used to march through the strects sprees to defraud them. % a f Lebanab, Healy, Eastport, 7 days, with fish to Jed ‘Yor! a apse ws pres an M GRECIAN BENDERS, Sean's tbs Setaty wih éuame pinion winous rem: Lerohe at cumpehen.whihox! geet. paredon ond (eae ey ate suet $000 for Plaine | ache lized, Murch, Kusworth via Providence, where seroey any Oct Hb ship Gra o the Wate, from Rot- JEW PAWNBROKERS, A : - a . ove . vi J vades d os she cine! for NYork. —— ‘which doe not rightfully belong to It ‘aint ie ni torchlight processions would be odd indeed, for such sone Marie Lot, Boynton, Bangor via Providence, where ax JUEENETOWN, Oct 18—-Arrived, Louise, Debly, Philadel- LIVING ADVERTISERS, justice 10 @ major of the people of the country. | affairs are looked for a@ regularly as the election BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. Schr 5B Small, Small, Bangor via Providence, where ahe | ” Toon, Oot 12—Sailed, Stella, Cain, NYork; 18th, Desiab, NOBLE MEN AND LOVELY LADIES, , The Senators, trom Western fraonlees waka te comes round, and Brooklyo never escapes the inflic- CoG epic gree negro tM “chro nank Sheds Dini, 8 ih hae Ove in reek a Caeaenae sat, Det, from? mAWss “AND mon? owss, | be. cl NPTRES ON LECTION 16nT.— In or “ Mi hase, "Doni re ntheaiie’ y e ¢ f ‘put x —— lee 4 Re seated Miranchised. | Two. ne | especially when they come from Jersey, and | nedy prohibiting the lighting of bonfires on election sane Rockland, 4 days, with ime to Wm | goseoy, oot 96—Arr: ra MS, Sith; Lane 50.000.000. Me atae crom the Biate of Florida ane 6a te tts | the republicans vice versa. Last night the | Mant to be promulgated throughout the various | ° sce? iiannie Westbrook, Littlejohn, Portland, 6 days, with | Hunter, Ferry: J B Mt wood, and JT Alburger, Steel- ‘THIS MEANS BUSINESS. the State of New York, ab unknown + th : tner Boys in Blue from New York, Jersey City, Hobo. | Police precincts. lumber to John Boynton & Son. man, Philadelphia; Ells, Gray, an Conway, Port TO DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICAN: from soine quarter who does not represent bmg Rod ken, Newark and other neighboring places’ visited | Fruoxiovs Assavr7.—Auriel Thomas and James | , Sehr Aciivey Mattes Portamouth for Philadelphia (put seneean iste, Habe Ae ne tase .¥ paws Big) Ry Bd people of that State—not even represent the ac. | Brooklyn, and the combination served tocreate quite | Conee, two young men residing at No. 28 Amity | '"schr sad ilden, Miller, Salem for Philadelphia (put in | NYork. N cS * | or Grant will be our next Presiden groes—because they do not know there is a Senate, | an excitement, make a len, FY Proce but how | sereet, quarrelied on Monday night, when the harbor). Cleared—Ship N Byler, Gan, Pranciono | brig Philly ‘further bet One rosewood and yet they cast the same vote with Senators from | many votes for Grant and Colfax it is dimcult to *ay: | former gtahbed the other in U and with e pen. ens Ire Boston for Rod Yarrabes, Crowell, Alesandrin;achre, Jane (BP), All@H, CAD8 | 1 ies suage, Bachus or Mitionnalre would pay abet if ai central States. It is not merely a wrong | a8 the number of men whose minds were changed | yiite’ The injured man was taken to the hospital | gctt MMT Siser The oat on for Rondout. Maytien; MM Freeman, Howes, Reese ttn eae jonnaire P jone the ople of Florida; it is a wre by the grand display last night has not been ascer- Gone the people Oren two! such Smet TORE J bythe grand dpits resounted with music and the | Sd Thomas was arrested ou the above charge. come your fa Add op ome] ftatcs—there reflection from the AS a an a MRERTING OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.—The are ten or tweive Senators put there to fortifya party | candies, &c., on the. sky waa qui perceptible. | Kings county Board of Supervisors met yesterday in political power who have no constituents. Where | Public houses and private dwellings along the ine | 4 emoon, Mr. Osborn in the chair, The Committee r Davi joston, el a Davia, Bi Rondout. W7th—Arri steamship William Ken Baltimore; 50, 000 CASH ene Wine Grabath, Lees, Boston for Phiiadsiphia (put | bark “Batlle jeueraan, Malagn ng Ruseule, | tbat DEGRAAY a TRTLOH Neep te, Target stock ot fing in for a harbor). U a "Andrew Albany, warres Ordway, Stockholm, Of any drt clage houne in the cfly., ‘Those who mean busines SORT floattor, Ibias Rem Beard Se, easton Cray weit cin): Rex, & | oan Sad us with the cos ready, aiisnd bo Bowery, from ‘herokee, Smith, Nantucket, 8 days, with Osh to Ro- Btoni H ochre Mato- | before day! are the three mulions of Ohio, the four, millions of | of march, where the occupants were ready to ac- Sehr C abt until afver dark, New York? Where are the majority of the Ameri. | knowledge the same “chief,” were brilliantly illu- | On Equalization of Taxes, to which was referred the eere & J NYork. —=—= — ——— can people in thiscity? What next has been? ‘They | minated ant ihe hearte of the Boys in Blue.were | assessment rolla of the’ several Tent Mary Potter, Potter, Nantucket, 8 days, with teh to Cah et, bonne ‘Matansaa; Eiverton, MARBLE MANTELS. ue |—Arri wards and county ry have gone ahd increased the power of that body | made giad by the shouts of welcome with which they | towns, submitted their report, from which it Is shown by tilda, J 8 eee ee eee ceutve pow | Were eee eee oe eco ine route, ‘The | that ihe total amount of vaxable property in KiDgs | nywsa'Car nt Nessun» warm wun Sento was transferred to the Senate. In a large | remark of an individual on Fulton avenue as they | county ts $160,051,745, of which $140,408,442 Is on chr Wm Tell, Davis, Nantucket, 4 days, with fish to Geo measure you have a voice according to your | Were passing that point, to the effect that a i real estate, and $19,668,309 on personal | Moon Leech, Bt . fer peies. in electing the President. They crippled | portion of them might be found in the ranks of the property, showing an merease of real es- ie 4 = Tech, Byanate. im z on Se White, Pawtucket, in. j dria Isis. ND THOSB DESIRING ‘ Pi sArrived, sebrs Mary Ela, RCHTECTS, BUILDERS AND THOSE DESIRING y A vias Edward Wootten, Atte vob mis ae, sogance and conor rt in hs york. Elizabethport for Boaton; | {!'81 to call at my lmooe Doron, darvin; Laura Fragvor, | & BIRD, 97 t0 109 Wheeler, ‘Lloyd; Richard Pres)dent, they took from bim all the power of | next democratic procession in Brooklyn, is no doubt | tate over last year of $10,635,076, and an 01 8 RD” MANTELS OF THE LATEST removal. They have taken the Executive power as | # gross libel on the hoya, wed increase in the valuation of personal property of | Rehr Uhes Sutelin, Waite, Pawiuexet, ussinls Moriaaaly SNS “plln aelsae Voren ior ARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS OF TEE AT far as they could and have given it to # party that The First division, which waa under the guidance- | $1,918,678, making 4 total increase of taxable pro- Sebr Mary E Pierson, Pendleton, Providence, Philadelphia; K @ Willard, Parsons, Portland for do; Chase, orks, TH wha 126 Bast, wwonth street, near Third a1 does not represent the country. My repubiican ~ of Major Tate, formed at eight o'clock on Col- | perty o! 716,608. The average increase of real es- Behr Connecticut, Stephenson, Providence, ingrabe |, Rook! for NYork (and sailed), Also sailed, | nue, New York. Mantels put up in the country, Cut thie _ frienda, you may be pleased with this a little while; | um! pia street, the right resting on Pierrepont street. | tate in the veral Wards and towns, excepting Fiat- Sehr BO Ferry Cong a3 dence for Philadelphia, ochre Ella. Ei out. ward sone 26ih— Arrived, brign Joun Lewis (Br), Bennett, NYork for | Oo B: fon, under Major Short, which con- | bush, is about six per cent. The Town of Flatbush oe ae faensi vou may think i secures in office yourselfand friends | The Second div! my ARULE MANTELS, Partie this wie statewmonship? is thie tar eignted | sisted of the visiting delegations, formed In line on | shows the unprecedented increase over last year Of | chr Mary Lau filer Procitence for Phi Pi rebnes conmony Latene sine Haskelr’ Manger for New M{Res nt reduced prices, at 8, KLA ig (hia looking down the fature to the time that will | Willow strect. The Third division, under the mar- | more than 107 per cent, which ie owing to the en- Sebr Hate Frvenian, Providence for York ; Roleraon, Scott, Boston for Philadelp to Grande, | manufactory, 62 Firat avenio. near ‘Third street, Mantels surely come when you Will Lave interests conficting | shalship of Colonel Julian Alien, ‘consisting of the | hanced value of property inthe town by reason of | phia. Bennett, Bath for NYork; schrs Sarah N Smith, Tut ‘and | put up in the country. Get price list. with ¢he States thus made? Tanners’ Club, formed on Hicks atreet, and the | Prospect Park improvements, The report of the | Schr Oregon, Bellyea, Providence for Albany. Sam] Castner Jt, Robingod, Philadeiphin for Boston Meron. | —— Tcou'd detain you fere a long time to show how, entire body was under the command of Brigadier | cominittee was adopted and agsesament rolla ap. Sobr Kate Scranton, Palmer, Providence, to, Hammond, Elizabethport for do; Alligator, Robbing, Port Stare MANTE aaa, Wi 8 AND THE 7 q Kebr Fred Tyler, Tyrrell, Pro Jobnson for do; Van juren, Seavey, Rondout for do; Har. largest assortment in the city, ke Siate Mantele step by step, the Executive has been absorbed, In | General J. Jour proved. Some corrections were made in the list Of | gory Thos B Cahill, Chase, P Fiet Ryan, Wixon, NYork for do; Caroline Knight, Wilcox, | a specialty. ° TB. STEWART, y another way it absorbed the powers of the House of ‘The signal to march was given about nine o'clock, | caivassers and inapectors of election, and the Board Schr Goiden Rule, Overton, Pr do for Eastport, O8 Lindsey, Kmery, do for Saco; Hudson, Factory and Showroom 218 West Foriy-secoud sirvety near Representatives. We have @ great deal of patron when a shower Of skyrockets and other uyrotech: | adjourned autil Friday, ‘he Yorh boet. Sok L A Pallen, Day, Proyideuom Fost. and Union, Bennett, de for Rogkiand: Waiter H Thorn Browtway. Branch at 00 Eixth avenue.