The New York Herald Newspaper, August 18, 1870, Page 11

POLITICAL WOTES END COMMENTS, EA AHAR NAN! Mita ‘Totin A. Btogtm hes Leelag nominated for Congress im the Bixtoedth Ohio district. Theaionity between the Potts did pea tons in New Jersey ts sald tobe noting but Fendition of the old saw— “Potts calling Cartel Diaok."” the repubtl- wen ami ‘Troudies have again ar! al diiatriet, cansin the Richmond a ee Sambo, of course, ts at id Havana, Angnst 13, 1870, Yx-Sonatot 30, Lane curtiitdave for Unitted States ATheve foowne, NOW that the Frauce-Prosstan qos. | senator from Oregon, ‘General Jo. ina petrided old tion had begotten ® War, are impatient to near hews | fousil, and the Oregon Cemocrhts right Na Wen vend ofsome pfeat battle Where tho French aay nave Ms Onoudege giant tose Sonate ve linn, Bat ad Won, for tt fH notorious te Spattsh Teaven tn the | ih the oad of General Jo, Abbott 1m Norch Carouna ump of imafilty in Cada favors Fratce. We poor | the United States ¥enatorsiny from” Oregon 1 pre- alevils—outsiders, sojouriers tm the tand, foreign. | pabiy “not forJoe.” ¢ ere—who care very littie which side wine, naturally Conservative State Conveutlon ia Miorida, at Tal- ask why don’t they arrange Wot own attairs at | linaBsee, August 51, nome In AneXpeditions manner instead of allowing Church Mowe will recetve the republican nom matters to drag along in thismahana (toanorrow) | nation for Dolegate in Congress from Wyoming Ter- way of doing things ? Not a particle of doubt éxista | ritorg, that had the Spaniards displayed activity, commen | Willianh ‘Mikter, of Hardwick, is anggestea as a wense and pracuical wen they Rave ornshed | sucesseor to Mr. Waslibnre, who declines to goto this rebellion longago, aud it ta equally certain thet ‘again from the Muine Ninth district. hed the Cubans When they opened the bullet Yara | ‘Tho wittt-Chinese Vonvenition in San Francisco aa two years since beck rensouably fell prepared they | not amount to ® Towof platatte, could ave dictated terms tolos Peninaiares. Bot ‘The Republican Vongressional Convention for the { thoy lacked evorytuiing essential to success save the | Iilmols Third district has been called at Freeport, occaston— inaterial Of war, mon ih ihe feld, pinto | 3oth inetans. Mr. Burchard, who was elected to fil and mother wit. Niggors and Chinamen have, since | out the thexpited term of Mon. E. B, Washburne, the beginning, been ready to move, had there be@n' | will probably be renominsted, suficient numbers of whites to vender them the | Th the IMmiote Twelfth interest th Congressfohal moral support they heeded. Niggera, Hecanse of | mateerstslvely, Anrong the republican dandraates the hope they might thereby gain vherr diverty. ate J. B. Hay, present menider, Jeha Jolin, for the loaves and fishes, The whites, Cuban | Baer, Wimem 0. ‘Plage, A. W. Metcalf wid ©, P. born, disposed to side with the tnstitgents, have, | springer. for the most part, avoided the field. spending thelr | Th the tihe ih the towns along the Atlantic count of the United States, or in this capttalthose in thie ony keeping quiet tor fear of bodily harm or iose to thaty pecuitiary interests, Besides, the Cuvans have tongues longer than w poor man’s hope; tongues that are pivoted and play at both ends, and thay often forget a Spanish proverb, wot the worst anrong the many this beautiful language can poase oft“He Who talks, sows; he who avoids wiking, reaps.” : On the other Ind tos Pertinswares areHo-gtven to bombastic notices of encounters ‘had in -Bastera Cuba—encountors unworthy tie name of skir. Mishes—scrimmages that can by Do possinie means Suet the faai resuit—bosawacking ugats, du fot, weere, according ‘to fie spublisned Feporis, tio done is ull on one #.4e—tuat among tore: em ‘resident ‘tn Cuba, even «among tnose most dis posed from political nas or interest to ste with th rds, are forded (o SAID @ pulul to give cre- dence to.all Buch items publshedas ofl. There may be said in extenuation, on both sides, thet Spa@iiish ts a flowery tanyuaye, and we maiter of fact Northerners ave ever kpt to aitnen the 101 slg nifteation to the words that have, in the minds Jf those to the inunner born, but 2lunited meaning, In proofol the foregoing, the great ma,ority of killed am the insu.gents are negroes or Chinanen, and all their plans reach ihe ears of the-autherities here betore they are put in way ot execution; and oa the other side tne Spaniards ure waking a dence of ‘® Jugs In the papers and ac special mestings about ® speech Diag Quimero made tn the Spanish Cores, The voiunteers—peruaps 1 18 neetiess to ageert it—are a power i the laut: they saved Crue Spaniards Quick to See Othery’ Faults, bit Bind to ‘Tres Own—Fortute Offered the Opportantty to Both #idés witch Neither Avatled Themitives of—War News Volunteers Budorsing Gon. Rodas. — eee oe Titidts Second district Mr. Wheaton de- Cines'te bes candidute for Congress in opposition to ‘Mik, Farnworth. 5 Supposing Mr. Schenck shail acospt the renomina- tion toudered him, his election is not sure, In 2604 hfe tiafority Was 2,766; ti 1486 % Was 1,057, and tn 1908 ik.was oly 476, even againe! the unpopular Val- landiffifan. ‘The position taken by the democratic press on the War wil, it's thought, carry the Milwaukee district forthe republicans thts fal), ‘Itis asserted that the republicans will gain a member in Minnesota this fali~e sueceasor to Buagene Wilson. William W, Reaton, of Dixon, ts up for the repub- lican nomination for Congvessam the Ilinols ‘Third atebrict. Judge D. P, Lowe, of Bourbon county, Kansas, ts the republican candidate for Congress In the Fort Scott district, The latest political fony—To expect to clect dem: ocratio Congressmen from districts where the Ger- man element so greatly prevails, £8 tt does in some parts al the West. The Nebraska Republican State Convention was held gt Lincoln, on the 1th instant, The toNowing nominations were made :—For Cougress, Hon. John ‘Taffe; Governor, David Butler; State Trensurer, Henry A. Konig; Secretary -of State, W. H. James; Attorney General, W. H. Roberts. The Convention ton ecieenEEEEEEERESEEEEEEEEEe toSpain, and have done noviting, 80 to syedk, save | passed esolations veatirming the republican plat- afew battaitons in active service in the fivid. Que- | tyrm of 1668; endorslag Grant’s admunistration; had of thogs under aris coud be spared fram thelr favoring Prassia in ‘her struggle aguinst france; fayoring a reduction of taxation wheuever compati- ble with the interests of the nation, Phttander J. Carleton, of Camden, has heen nomi- nated for Congress bythe democrats of the Maine Futh district. Mr. Carleton 1s largely engaged m shipping and conmerctal buamoss, ‘The democrats of the Ninth Dlnois district nave present duty of garrisoumg the towns and “Uney Woes Hen ice “ied gy eae the insurgents, Seve us have pus between the Minister of Wart ‘Mintria and Geueral Roda; relative lw sending reimomwements. Rodus ropiled he heeded noneexcept to eover losses frum mess, Ac. in one of the telegraus Geueral Rotlas siaies the total loss tothe Spunish forces sive Decenber, 1463, to dare has been 9,00v, and thet the provabie ‘oss during toe next three FHS, Might equa if not exceed be that figure, telegrapa line tT mos W. Mc a ftom Bayamo Guba. eae sige ae nommated Tho ‘W. McNeely for Congress. ration, aiter having been cut ant destroyed repeatedly by the iusurgents during — nearly two ycuth ‘There has been 10 movemwuts of troops in the astern department beyond reconavissances with negalive Lesuits, Otlictal reports ‘vont te commantar of the ccoops at Holguin report the presenting of a parcy of rmeurgents beaced by Antonio Atero, end of another wruse chief was Cornelto Rojas. r ‘Iwo detachments af sold ers had encountered in separate localives Lo bodies of tnsiurgents, namber- mg Dy wsrong each, Prom otter parts of the insnrrectionary district nectner mais nor private ad Vices fave reached Havana with news of import. A Bigumict Brought to Gricf—story of Two Injured Women. ‘On the 12th instant Mery Sommers, of 590 Sixth’ avenue, appeared before Justice Shandley, at Jetter- son Market, and pretérred a complaint egainss her husband, John H. Sommers, chargmg that two days previous he had assaulted her. A warrant was issued and placed iu the hands of ofiicer Andre, of ance, ‘Teursiay night of this week, tn accordance with a | We eaurt squad, who proceeded to the ‘house of Mego uke agreed on, COMpanics ropres nung the | Sommers’ mother, at 601 Laat Twelfth street, Lileront Yalouiver orzamzanons i Mis chy, with | Where he was dnformod by ‘his mother ¥ musi, wuavoled dowa to the patace, | that the object of his ont; Search was but the oMeer, disbeifeving her statement, insiste: hn eominitiee, (resented Generui todas > _ CUC CC C- ee i unborm, Which le wore daca tae | upon being shown into a bedroom oi the situ omuhion ol fhe perormance, These were apeeckes, | room, where he found the young men ent ca- ved? and mes vivas, aud a graud time generally. xeonced tn the arms of Morpheus, le was taken belore J) Cox, at Joflarson Markei, whore the OAsO Assumed -a.aillerent phage, as there were two complainauts in court to prefer @ charge of bigamy agamnst-nim, ‘Tue orst wife, who is about thirty-five years of age, states her maiden nome was Margaret Kavauagn. She set the prisoner durlag the early part of the year 1867, at a house in Greenwich avenue, where she was employed as a domestic, and on the Qoth of july of the same year they were married by Father St, John, pastor of St. Mary’s church. She at present resides at No. 212 West Twenly-soventu siveci, and sapports herself aud Ler child, two years.o! age, of whieh Sommers J3 We father, by washing; that after the child.was luativaiye Rais Bawvoenble for phe Cano Sickeneme. TRINIWAD, ANguasl 9, 1970, ‘VYiis Juvisdienan ts quielin Uke extreme. Ueayy runs favor (he growing cane, avhat as lect of i, Mud and sickiess, siallpox, chGlera and yomito, Diaee au cmbergo upon miitary operations. ‘The teamer Rapisto ived ab the port of Casilda yes- tevrday trom Ma nd a pitifat sight gle pre- sented, filled v ck Dud Wounded soldiers, moat | 5 ofwhow hind evidently taken passage to the orker | parm be gave hora diseaso which compelled lier to side of Jordan. Lengthy memoriais trom -yvotun- # to the hospital, and wiule confined there te again teers |i have been vent to Hae ing inv ert Led. unmeasured terms ayaliy Quintero specen, The Havana Lewspapers are Lil) With Lhese and others o: simiuur tinport fou difiereat parts oi Cuya, Hf the voluuteers int tits island are ao patriotic and Wife No, 2 states that about three years ago she met tue prisoner ab @ picnic and danced with hua, after which be persisted in keeping compat With ner, much to ter detriment, a3 they wi © loyal Lo Span why cout they tara their patriousm | marned on the isth of April of the present and loyaily to some practical account, If from the | year by the Rev. Janes O. Murray, pastor of the 109,009 volunteers nuder arms to sustain Bpavisn ah a it cha fits ‘4 sae yh auihorily in Cuba, and bey prohabiy excacd this | 1 yee veut ptrcet, aud reeks since was de- numer, one-fourth showd employ themseives ta | lveréd of a child. Sue further stated that at the exploring the lulis back of ‘frantdad and otuer parts of egstern Guba, we would soon hear gutting of the insurrcetion. The volunicers did well in gustiining Spanish power on this tsiand wt a eriiieal moueut, and they ave Uving on the repntation tuea gauicd. The trouble ls one comaiou to the latin races—they tale too much, aul do very litte else, the ke was visiting her he was sexton of a church in Fuly-fourth street, betweon Second and Third avenues, ud after accompanied her there. Sommers stated in bis own defence Uat his frst wite had gone to tle hospital sic! upon being released she had deser aod he sursuising he wuold never hear ai thing further from her marrted fain, hie aduitied the charge preferred against Lim and was committed in default of $2,000 to appear for exami- nition, His first wife slates that when she leurocd he was aboutto get married again she intormed lis intended wile that he was alroady married to her; but fis mother and himselr iieny ing the charge the woman was duly married to bin, To this couse she was compelled to hide her same. SHARP COMPIDENGE GAME, ARALROAD ROW. A Gentleman is Pat OM a New Haven ‘Train By Vorco Because He Didu’t Want to Pay His Paro Twico—A Law Snit to Come of ii, There was quite a row on board whe New Haven traiw Which leit Norwalk at hali-past flve yesterday morning. If appears that Mr. Jocl P.-Veiker, of Jersey City, purchased a ticket for this ct New Haven on Monday, for which he paid $2 25, Be Stopped over al might at Bridgeport, and on Tues- day (ook the haif-past tweive train and got out at Norwalk. ‘Tue conductor before he did so took its New York ucket trom hi and in tts stead gave him a “check” on-waten was the foliowin 064 for this trip and train only, unteas end. aed b WG!8 A Meeting at Frexeh’s Hotel and What Came of I Yesterday morning as Thomas I, Hughes, a merehant, doing dusiness at Cassvitte, Oneida county, was seated in Preneh'’s Hotel be was ap- proached by a geutlemanty, well aregsead man named J, 8. Curtis, alas Nelson, who began a con- Vergat.on in reference to the Franco-Prussian war, PRELT, Conductor E | daring which he e.feied from bim the fact that he Mr, Felker asked Street to endorse the “oheo: Was on a VISi to this city for the pur ae Of purchas- So that Lue next day he could get the benotit of have | ing goods Curtis intra hua he Was also a ing paid bis fare to New Youk by takin® another merGiant, and knew where “he could make train, Street refused to endorse (t, so Ma. feller his pus dirt cheap, aud if he would Kept the cheek and leit the train at Norwalk. Yos-| accoupany him he Would introduce — hian ey he got ou the balf-past five trata for this city | to tue house. Hughes, who is fond of making a good and Showed the condnotor, William Watiace, tie bargain, thanked his friend, and the Tro at tea oxplaiiong how le had pad his fall vare; ae. | down Nossan seer, and When Rear the Post Mee told Ui he would other have to pay agaéa, | were me by afriend of Curtis, named Cuuinings, was not wort anyrhing to jum; or who p ted abil of $200 to Curtis, with the re- leave the train, Fe ker re! “Ato Day his fare, on ty pald ik throngh to quest thar he should pay i, as he needed the money to pay Lag funeral expenses of a triend, who had died the ground that he had New York, god the ratiroad coupany had no Kgup suddoniy aud ieft bls famby in destitute éfrcum- to indke hiv pay twice be‘ore be got the Btan Curtis wes too happy to accommodate Ws When the ivan arvived at Navoton,” Watlae frtend, and tendercd a $1,00) bill, but Cumming; not with the ald of four ot employes of the tf dvvi the diference between the two bills, put Felker of by sheer fore the passonser not | requested Hughes (© loan bit the money until only protested tat od, antin tbe (hab | they rtitned fo the hotel, giving hin acheck for ensued he had tis coat tofu; his ao a dalled | $3,800 on tho Chathata’ National Bink as security, e oly, and was bruised whout tue body. ates that Wallace took hold of him by the deard aud pated outa quanaty ortt, ~The result ofthe whole tag ig Co be a law sult against the New Hayen Hativoud Company, Mr. Vetker declariag ub to be bis futen- tion to bave tie qaestiun deliultely setiied as to Whether & passenger can be competed to pay big fare Uvice kK a Alter Hughes tad parced with TS money Curtis snd dealy remembered te had an engagement with a Trend on Uy opposite side of The Street, aud the two. started derdas, Curtis taformitg Mugies if he did hot feel sitistied with fhe chock he would exchange it tor guid, at the sime time producing a leather bag whieh contained ten pleces Which he stated were any given distance an the road, even | twenty dollar gold pieces. After tie exchange it he dees get off at an intorn tation, Curtis. procoeded up | stairs, and left Ms 3 Fes Pi friend atthe Kook of ae woes Aas ty return; £102 T FAO FOR MN, ut the jatcer, thinking all was not mgnt, MOPEMENT FAOM BAALFORD, CONN *| examined his tag of god an ted it yas (From the New Haven Pal An elopeibent is just no ple of Pine Orch, The parties are two Yeary of Vadiam, August 17.{ w exciting the good pea ard, iu the staid town of Br, nd. corge Reed, a Scotchman, twenty ge, aud N Jeniile Lew Charies Lewis. Phe lovers keeping company some the, but the Nun's sunt was Unfavorably inet by the young sparents, They thahy concluded to take the into thely own hahds and took the eve Spurious. He at once ratsed an alarin and the eon- tdeuce man, who was attempting to make Ria es- cape, wag arresied by ollcer Beekman, when he | tendered Hughes back his money, butt Was prevented | bY the OMcer, who conveyed the prisoner before Justice Cox at Jederson Market, wheie he was com- mittea, in default of bail, to answer, The vomplain- Out Was compelted to furmish bonds tu the sum of $1,500 to appear and prosecute, ween, daughter of Mr. have train tor New Haven on Monday, F eERY. accompauted hither by. g poiccue may, HIGHWAY AOJBERY, nained Archibald Gardner, vik Suught the | On Tuesday night as Oharles Craye Hua f Registrar Bissell, but thar Mew deciined, i ra 6 d Vest. Honston®| issuing am ge Neebse because of the young. son stvect, was passing through West Houston’ lady's minorliy, ‘Thoy subseqitently proceeded to } street lio was assaulted by three well known roughs, the Wharf and embarked on the Mer ior the | numed James Musgrove, Dennis O'Neill and Thomas lie, Reed making a unsuce seit eoort to | Peatherson, knocked down on the pavement anda stateroom, Gurdner re uracil up tows, | gota wateh and ia Valued at $140 forcibly taken bo night ab the Merchants’ Hotel, end was | from Wane Wn aubeaiuedtiy arrested Ly OMe frrested Taesday morning, Miss Lewis’ fries | coms Von ¢ if Wilson and Riker, of the Twon- Having telegeaphed he facts to the police } ty .0h HUA prectner, ahd conveyel to Police Head. * during the might. They also telegraphed to | duarters, whore they for thelr cartes de visite to but nach | Dr added to the rogues’ gallery. They were con. " | veyed be‘ore Justice Cox, at Jeiferson Market, yess lay morning, and couimitted to answer a charge (ol lighway rovbery. New York fo have the runaways arre: Ing hal been heard ‘Tuesday night. vincent Mr. Lewis that he had no ta And he was reteasad, ALLIBSILITY. pee een INF Archbishop Purcell on the Zoumenionl Counell— with the Distinguished Prelate Residence. [From the Oineinnati Commercial, August 16.) One of our reporters who has several times tad OccasION, i pursatt of inforiuation, t call upon bis Grace, the Most Reverend Archbishop Pureell, and his brother, Father Edward, sought the former yes- terday at the cathedral resttence, west, of anit ad joining the tear of tie cathedral, and fronting on Fighth street. « Probably the exterior appearances of this yosidence, | whioh is a large, pisin brick buiktiag, with anpre- tehiions Widow Cats oF fressrone, Ih famfMlar to most-of ourcity readers, as ave the main features of its intertor to many of our reafters of tho Catholie | teith, For rears, until it recently brightened up, through fresh patit and & tittle necessary qatéhing, it was a gloomy looking eatnce, with massive prick Walls and Nigh iron fericing around its large yatta a cold, forbidding mass of brick, Well cAlculhtad to attract many a doubtiul side glance and shake of the to reflect that within it worked the brain controlling the vast Interests and power of Cathottctsm In a ter- ritory tneluding hundyeds of thousands whe follow head from snapicions Protestants who thight the Archbishop with confidence, ‘The visitor makes his way through the gilte en- trance from Eighth s'est’ wnd passes up'the stone walk to Wie math entrauce, rings the voll, and Ih promptiy answered by a servant, maybe a porter @nd maybe au orlinary domestic, Hyerything ap- pears clean about ine cathedral rostdence, every. thing Hght and airy (atnce the renovation) and every: thing at right anglos, into paraliclograms. roums are covered ouly wilh oslclow or ingyain, and there are no haxuries of life to be seen in the furl. ture of offices or sitrmg roots. “I wish to see tne Archb.shop."? The ser Vant 4s doubtlul i ie can be seen; doesn't know but that he ray have laid himsolf dewn for a reat: he’s quite fatigned, “in arate desirous of socing his reverence, if ke ip in.” The servant is stil donbttn! about lis desiring to receive visiters; but-—— “Weil, you eamgo upto his door and spe," ‘This was oxad knew he wou the aeeaiey rvont yesterday o'clock P.'M., when ‘the Argit eeives the mang visltors, mostly Vatholte jadi all conditions of ie, who stahd in the hali v padently wating thea tara for an audienes, Up the st second floor hi 1%, @ plain, square woom—full of lizht and business, comfortably iurnished wiih oasy chairs and tahes, There are pictures on the wall’ that Leace some of On ail sides the eye meets representations of the bleed. the Uistory of the origin of Chr.sttanity, ing Saviour on the Cross, The table Is covered With the books of reference and writing materials, and the Archbishop's writin at hand, with payer on which the ink ts scarcely A mon who oan be calted of average size, in rich purple sik ‘vasso k, tittmg close, reachiry almosi to his feat, gathered at the waist Aud show- ing between tis band and his chin only the sti Roman cojlar thet is merely a stock of sti white linen, and arvonnd Is neck, Teaching down to bis walst, in trout, a heavy twisted gold chain, from whieh depends a cruciMx of tne same metil—this Js Archbishop Purceil, with gray, pa.tally bald head, sbort face, fresh wud xusy dor his yeurs, Reavy ope- brows, rather irvagular icatures, speculative eyes that look up at you oniy oovasioually as he talks with you. ‘The writer Who sail his grace looked anything but priestly would. have to take thack if he were over to sce nim in his bie ore chamber, Bui its not a severe face, for musical. them asreatily without any seemmmg abrapi He has a fashion of rubbing his hands tegether oo casioualiy. faltibiity, such as— When ts tt lukciy to'be daclarod? ith what ceren this country? and When do you propose to address the public on the subject? But the conver iaprope! ot conth r, idence, to give some of its feature. to obtain sume Mm ormation 0: cowd nos but be will: to speak, the reply wi “Al, you Wish 10 to talk of Europeu a‘airs, Wel, Vu afraid J can tell you mothing new, What ls the latest of the wary? RerorreR—A despatch is pulletined annonneing a lei%, DOLL sivles claiming the vie+ The ARCHBISHOP ‘(quite caynesily)—Well, Lao not wish to be oilensive to the many Germans of ony Church, but 1 cannet eonceal iat my sympatuos T trust she may great battle near tory. are with Franee in this straggie. yet recover herself and eonquer. In the course of 2 [ew miuutes our reporser suc. ceeded tn attracting the Archtishop'’s aiteotion to ig oy infeltoity ‘be proclaimed, 9 be 2” AuCusISHOR—Possiuly not uutil the close of be. art oO eneral con- he propost+ When they have finished the discussion gud taken, the decrees are drawn up, Tuese decrees are published in tbe yoneral session, with @ sanchou the query “When can the dogm: or ratver when is it the business Of the programme, not a tweifoh waich has yet heen considered. The regation Mat meets weerly discusses th tony, the vote hag bee giving the Toauit ol ther decisions, as the case 1 sideved of binding fore Counell, whe decroes, and the Pope solemnly publishes them. Rerorrer—Then Tmust underscand you that, ad be. Then they are not con: UnuL the close ul the entire Which is an unknown time? clam it af onee without wating for the Councit. 1 do ag he pieases, nother question—wWill it procla ma and that right. REPORTER—Thls is 9 hurrying up of things, AnouBindor—Y os. action. ‘There is danger ot sciismis in the Ohureb. Rerorr You must baye seen that report th was published allover this country ant in Kure But that article was kind! very well. nerca hai and cassock. leant. They all treat miade that specen. I yotlion my Latin. fond of Latin, aud basslu, © allways been re never dropped ately i don’t say this ta any spirit of boasting, bat Axcrretsttop—Oh, 1 hand Ov his mouth) tere would be no "y and ali tke proceedin, s shoul! come ont. tirere, It 1s @8quave building cut up Although this is the ttving place of @ man for whom mony had picked out o Cardinal's hat, the tloors of most ef the hulls and thevanswer that our reporter 1 imaly receive when he first iaced at a qtrarter of to bishop, monerally cf ° nad back to te rear end ef the la tap on Che wiilte painted door, @ short delay, the door opens, a visitor departs, and the Kindly iace of the Archbishop confronts you, as he hoids out the first and second fingers of his ryght band to you (you can see the ametityst rg that the Pope has blessed) and welcomes you tonwaai. 10's chair is close ins Upon you Ofien with arediani sue that at Umes aecompanics a short, low langh—not a silvery Waugh, lor the Archmstup's vote ts not times, ineconversation, even the mort intense application of the car and mind to what he LOSE. Our reporter visited the Archbishop yesterday with the iutention of merely asking a few questions lative to autre here in connection with Papal in- montes Wil 1t be proclaimed in ayion took a longer range, and ic Mi this connection, without any violat.on. 3m an- swer to the yeporter’s statement tuat he bad called n which his grace the Bishops of the Conner sign the ng to rule and custoim, the dogma oi infalibility caunol be proclaimed watil the close of thts Counell, Anontswor—t tell you, us the Archbishop of Paris told me, ia whieh 1 agreed with him, that this or any other decree could not be binding anu! the Council shall have closed, the Bishops signed tt, aud the Pope solemaly proctaimed it Bat the question 48 whether the Pope will consider it his right te pro- he is infal tle, a8 he considers himelf to be, be will be pri. I shall regvet to see any rash But Lever rtainly uever said | ad for- Perhaps it would have bewu better jor me had Pdeveted more ationslon fo tle iuo ern languages, Indeca tow | may haye said that, but you | n depend ets Kerowner—You spoke aginst infaliptiity ? Akcuuistior Coratity 1 did. In the start ¢ ty- seven otiers joined with mie in signing (hat protest against a tieatened pressure Wituout due con- Sideration. We told the Holy Vather that if that plan 1 out the obkgation of poutifical secreey would thereby be removed, gud (placing bis Revol wsuliist ple dogma ? | i AkcHEISHOP—OF course Tdtd When [was tl I is cf la left July dealt with, | Address @. H,, box o3h2 Poa RerortmR—Now, what do those woo yoled for in- JANTED—AN UPHOLSTERESS, 0 DERSTAND: AKCULISUOr—Certainly it Bost Mth at, Pope can inal ay she - NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1870.—TRIPLE SHEET, | Rear wha you may have to make public onthiasub- | AMUN, carci Wasi aa ag Joot . 5 " ni ‘DOD'S MUSKUM ERIE, AnCHDIsHOP—i's mbudjeos that must be handled | YVALLACK'S. vase wpe We troree Wand: nes ere abrapreior and Manage: i cn at AER must eek bee ry ae AT SuCORsS oF THE NEW DRAMA, - mae coarse since attacks @ Brery , ang evening 7 % Wreenwe Journal uave been hade, 1 tm Gay of new'iaaa@ aaee Ww. bh ay have something to say about the condition “of ce} drama of eS aE the Church thet wilt interest the people. ACK OF Spaber THE COURTS. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ OFFICE, Lettory Cane. Rétove Commisstoner Shields. George Booth, of No. 174 Broadway, and Richard Stearns, of No. 74 Maiden lane, were each held esterday il $1,000 to aupeat Tor examination pefore Commissioner Sniclis op a charge of not paying the special tax as lottery Reatera, Wil J. Lambert was ‘afterwards brought ‘ouomaisslouer Shields so anewer @ change of having tn his possession an altered $10,000 Untted bond. fe was arrested at nal!-past three ‘oetook by Deputy Marshal Crowly. Commtsstone; ‘Shierds held hum in $10,000 bail to appear for exami: Hoh to-day, SUPREME COURT—OHAMBERS, ‘The Nationn! Express Receivershtp, Before Judge Barnard. Aertogand Others vs, Rocmar et al.—The motion, for @ recelver In this case came on before Judge ‘Barnara yesterday. ‘The application is made on the sworn aMdavit of Hortor, the plaintit’, on hénaif of about 60 mem- bervof the Hxchange, in which itis etteged that the Sepanmaava has eoased Lo sUbKerve Che PaTposdS [or ft was organized: that eighty of the membera, among whom are the defendants, ‘had illegally ex- pelled =the Rens, and aro now endea- ve Ww dispose of the jo'nt propert: Terie own benefit, In repiy, ‘mele endants pre. daced afidavits in which it was set forth that they Ma not IMtend to appropriate the pro} ‘to their own use, or dispore of it for their EXclusive Deneft, but had merely advertised for proposals of purchase witha view of Jinding out what could be obigined for the ley of the premises at present oecuy by sel them, and, MH for the interests of the association, auch lease and rent & cheaper place. vook the papers and reserved Its dect- motion to Rppotut @ recelyer, 10 stonon the SUPERIOR COUNT--SPECIAL TERM. Alimony. Betore Judge Spencer, Loulsa Wick vs, Robert Wick.—Thls was.e motion on-behalf of plaintiiy Jor an allowance of ‘alimony pending a suit for divorce, such sult having been in- stituted on the gronnd of adultery, The defendant ap- peared in person in opposition to the motion, and admitted ‘tiret he was earning fifteon doflars a Week m the grocery Nisiness, seven dollars of which he was willing to allow tie plaiatii weekly, Counsel jor the wire contended for a larger amount, and the Court Mnally devided che mutter byawerding the wife eight dotavs out ef tne tfieen earned weekly by ber hughand, COURT CALENDARS—THIS ‘DAY, Count OHAMBERS.—Held by Judge Caleadny called at 12 M.—No, 49, ‘Cover—TRraL — TrrM.—Before Indge Os. 1805, 1807, 1915, 1816, 1817, 1818, Surreun Barnard, MANTN| Joachimse 1S19, 1820, 1821, BURGLARY AND MURDER. A Store iu Bingbawten Entered by Three Boergivre—Vespurate Encounter with Two Clerks—One Clerk Killed and the Othor Wounded, BINGHAMYON, N. Y., August 17, 1870, The store of D. M. and E, G. Halbert was entered at thee o'clock this morning by three burglars. The noise awoke two clerks, Who habitually slept in the store, aud who attacked the burglars, beating one Of them very severely and capturing him, whale the others mude thelr escape. But while the clerks were preparing to secure their captive lis compan- long -returued to rescue htin, and shot one of the clerks th ough the head, Killing him instaptiy, His name Was Frederick A. Meriick. Thecierks haa a revolver, bat it missed fire. Die burglars fired tive shots altogether, and evidently supposed they had kitled poth the clerss. The name of the surviving clerk is Gtivert Burrows. He is but sluzutly wound- , Rewards are oneren for the capture of the mur- derer as fo.lows:—By the city, $2,600; by the county, Faye, close ty You, will uot enable you to-cateh ibs | $2590; by the Messrs, Haibert, $1,000, oe cepig gro Vvoion wenge nagd mere : is Wi ‘. or ary Conversa! ate AUADER, Uflen drops into a Veli of humor, and exthncts << froin you. Hecan aiways lea you te topics, | To rng Epivor OF THE TLERALD:— hoi you ou them at pleasure, and thea Mamlss As the result thus far of the most careful search and inquiry, by both police authorities and Coroner’s jury, only two facts seem to be fairly extablished—viz., that doath was caused by the manrderous use of the “iron dog,” and that said “dog” Is a peculiar object—a peculiar or unusual object, because no one of all who have seen it, or of those who were examined by the jury, appear to have ever seen its exact coun- terpart before. I imagine that the importance of this fact is felt by all those who are ‘on the search;"? but why do they not make @ proper we of it? The “dog” has no doubt been seen and handled by others in this city besides the mur- derer before the murder was committed, and yet they may not be able to recognize or identify it from the mere verbw description we have had of the inswrument.. Very few, even of the educated, can form a proper conception of the actual appearance of it, even from a good description of it. How much more improbable would it be that an unlettered person could recognize it from euch description, And yet that very person might have handled it or kicked it avound many a tine and not have knowu that it was even a “ship carpenter's dog.” Let the auth have photographs taken of it, or, better still, as near as posaiblo, fuc similies made of wood or other meterial, and haye these exposed in fifty different prominent places in the city. Let the original ‘dog’? be exposed to the public also, where all may eee it who desire to, and then when it is thus bronght before the people in a manner such a3 that even a child night recognize it if he had seen it before, and with the fact that a reward is publicly offered to any one who will positively identify it, I feel confident that the effort will not be altogether barren of results. It is not too late to have it done now. Let it not be seid that in less than three weeks after one of the foulest murders that has stained the annals of our city the murderer defiantly walks the strects of the great city safely and fearlessly, because the officers of justice are asleep and the murder is {| already forgotton by tho poosll, whose sensibili- ties were terribly sliocked so recently. DETECTIVE. De eae Wilh cxtraordinary aad ini MARYLANDERS IN TE PUUSSIAN ARMY.~Dr i Ancuntsnor—No, I think not, That wil) not be | Eley4 Howard, Thomas Latiner, John A. Woit and Te can be oMcially announced and pube | Aptana Toh Te ae rato naaeroety 5 in the papers, Lun: erstand, by the w thet. voited assistant surgeons ip Ie North German In Cologne the Jesuits retased absolution fo per. | UY, and wil gre Rew eg for Glasgow, Scof- | sons rechining to xeknowlodje infallibliity ere its hence io Antwerp and from thelice to the ‘a hospitals on the Rhine, where they nave been assigned to duty until the close of the war, perme GLO REN G. SEVENTIC AVENUE, NBAR TWENYY.SIXTH eC -M. ABRAMAMS will pay the best prices for Uast thing, Furniture, Carpets, by calling or addressing. tended to by Mrs, Abrahama, about your personal appearazice and yor peceh? parverene iy Archsisdor (laaghihg hewily aad roboing bis AT BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET, haids)—Yes, inde Was Very funny and nonsensical. | JL. HW. TERA pays the highoat cash price for ladies ana As to my daily watks on tie wha my apyiear | F He ore ing Apparel, Carvets, &e. Ladies waited ance, Fioeked as much a pries jas ever: FOP tne | shag. i : f stance, t was slinply this Rowman 907 THIRD av same collar Uh nd i wore the imvee-cor- | AT Ai THAR 4 BNTY THIRD e (or ladies" an Laudies w THE TRADES, WATCH city refer AKER WANTS A SIPOATION, GOOD @, Address E. A., Herald ollice. 00 PERS. COOPER: A IMMBDIA AP- BOW You how abstird thet report of iny spe as), ply at the aflic vark Lime and ¢ Man- the Bishop of San Fravci-co complimented me on | facturing Company,” foot of Bri dge street, New my Fatman ase with which T vsed tt; om _ . and the Priv miuiz Wourered how F eould | 4S NP eee, WANPED—10 | TAKE 1 bi e wilds § mary engine; best refercnce given. 1 ' Ing 1b “out im the wildy OF | Ft ehatee et an eoey engin reference given. Reroirer—Now aoout “grizzied In the vineyard PAINTERS. FIRS? OLASS GRAIN of the Lord ? 0 chgagement ; oreountry, Address D MALSYERS.-A GENTLE MO PRINTE experienced in finest eut works an’ of the pressroom. A tian ¢ n position permauent and pros) ‘op cslinder and Adams’ fv referetic H. MALLORY & 6 Mer. NTED At | | i i | expounding u n relig W bone nee! apply only thaso |: tatters ho uo Sonstseren Infatitile, mended, Apply at WILLIAM KI THCORTER- 1 had almost forgotten to ask you a ret in wich Tam persomally interested in my | WY AREEP RETOUCHERS mG newspaperial capacity, When and where do yoa | 4, Apply, }@. 601 Brondway, up aiaita propose (6 address the pubite? i i x ? we ARCHBISHOV—Next Sunday night, at half-y: T MAN TO SINK (A BORE seven o'clock. at Mozart Holl. st pior 38 East river; machinery Rerorkrar—You may look for a terriyly crowded eudieuce, There is intense auxiety in this city to to bod ¥ hp and ia working order. Ayply to NRW GoM PANS, conus Fulton aaa Breekiyae and “Front ate, worst cases * prita x. SRR.» OOTH' 'S THEATRE. REOPENING FOR THE REGULAR SEASON. Engagement of MR. JOSEPIL JEFVERSON, wn monnal RVEN PAT SUSR IN AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WERK, tn Bouclcantt’s heantifal legendary drama, of that name, FIRSD UP YAN WINKLE MATINEE, on 84 ADS ROS GSE HE 2 Tig O'clock. Senta aocnred gin tn ndvnnce at she box offlae of dhe te, orat its branch Ucket oiliee, at Ditson's musly siore, | Brow: 1 ue puviic is, apeainll ke apoculators wi AN BRYANT'S MINSTRELS IN ROCHESTER TO- ‘Bight, at Corinthian Hail. te AN Win LBe oF ie notified tbat sieketa purcbased of be refused at the door, ti NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, rt) 8 Broadway. 5 gl (Estavlishod. 1818.) # es a 6h We are fearfully ans oe ‘wonderfully nade. Hi 8i8 The Beantion, Wonders and Mourtrostiiea of 618 614 the Zumenwnd Animal Creatton'te be ven at — 616 1S _ one vinit. 5 WBLO'S GARDEN. —DUKE'3 MOTTO MATINEE. SATURDAY AFDERNOON, AUG, 20,472 O'CLOCK, LAWRENCE BARREIT AS HENRI DE LAGARDERE, at the MATINEE, NIBLO'S GARDEN, SATURDAY AT 2 NEUMATIC Broad Bowery. VENTRAL PARK onnpen, Bas renowned JO! ER BROADWAY. 220 ota 1) to 5. TUNNEL—UND: . corner Warren. VERY NIGHT. THEODORE THOMAS? POPULAR CONCERTS, HG, ©LO@, SONG AND DANCE AND IRISH ancing taught.—Pupiis fitted forthe wlage by the BOGAN, 100 East Houston street, near EATRE TICKE! serve: OFFICE, 14 BROADWAY.—RE- d weats for all theatros, LARGE want Christian A turn Rent He, GENTLEMAN WANTED, BER OF DESIRABLE ed or unfornished, y, desirable ten- iy to KILPATRIOK & fra’ wiveet, In Young Men's N ited —Furni ants anxious to get suited. HOLMES, 46 East Twenty-th ‘Agsootution bulla! AND WIFE WANT FOUR UN- ished Rooms, second floor, in a pleasant location, Aitdresn H. J. A., Herald oftice, DENTIST, JUST RETURNED FROM ABROAD, DE- sires Chair Room with fret class dentist or physicinm, Would not object to. copartnersht fered ; best reterence given. Adure third street, A a Flo house, rent not exeseding 2B, Address A. M., Hera ice. 3 inducements . B., 96 West Twenty: GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WOULD LIKE TO RENT oor of four or ive unfurnished roome ine ren of: id Ay seventh w per month, Audros EDWIN, box Rowe HOUSE wmal! ( flee. not to exc rent about New York Pi oous of a HOUS! ‘tion, where a few a Roo ‘Twenty-third streets, in # very a SECOND FLOOR FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEP- Ing, between Madison avenue and Broadway and Thi nd Fiftieth streets; rent excecu #40 or office, Dot to 61% Rost ‘i WANTED—SUITABLE FOR A 1 Camily ; looution below Siatieth street ; rent to Address ©. B. F., box 3,768 Pos: of- per year. IE WANTED—CENTRAL LOCA- select bourders inny be taken; Tent eed #400 per month ; or n amail unfurniuhed House, it 1,500, Address RESPONSIBILITY, box 3,425 ° WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN WISHES 4 SUIT ms, west of dwax, between Tenth amt inal! family, whore there. ure conveniences and home comforts, Address RICHARDSON, box 161 Hi erald odie. ANTED—DESK ROOM, IN A WELL LOCALED rea) estate or insurance oflce.down town or on Thisd grenuerat & moderate rent. Address gr thee deys CON- ee. STANT, Heral V borhood terms, L. eae private House, unfurnished and suit ping. D—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, PART OF eo for Location from Tweutieth to Filly-avcond cween Third and Bixth avenues. Addrese A. Huy TANTED MOUSE TO LEASE.—A SMALL UNFUR- nished House (n @ eeutral jocation and first claw peigh- Yo thia city. Addresg, with full particulars and BRUGGEMANN, 48.and 50 Nassau atiect. ANTED—FURNISHED FLOOR OF FOUR OR FIVE room, suitable for honsekeeping, with Room in base- ment, for doctor a katt on mouth, 01 jt days A. TANTED—A j betweon Thirteenth and Thisty-ffth streets Kiphth avenues; rent not to exsecd KO) a hout basement room, $45. Address tor three Herald ofliee, Hou and r wit # FURNISHED OR UNFUR- nished, between Fonrth and Berenth avenues, above Tenth street, Address, with full particwars, R. ., Herald o 'ANTED.-IMMEDIATELY, A FUR ISHED AND AN unfurntsied House, in good neighborhuod, by unex- W nis sible tenai bes Sixth ave V ‘ANT! nun CHURCH & CO. ANTEDTO HIRE, A PURNISHED OR UNFUR- i@ tenants : also Parts of Houses, Leave particulars” 907 ssroudway, se in a good location hy a enreful, ¥ He 5 Aduress, with pricey EVERETT LIB yes! RALY, EDA FURNISHED COUNTRY RESIDENCE 4! Deceiber 1, within twenty minutes of New Yor Ks VW and ata moderate rent Apply to P, A, HARGOUS, Broadway. Pat ang ANTED..PART OF ZOUSE, OR 4 OR 5 ROOMS FOR, housekeeping, for a faintl; child (15 months) wait servac month; r \ second ANS. WwW wn first clase ‘Third to Addreagd, wut nip! ern improvemente ; ‘Third and Rerents stating location, xe ] ANT! an i) improvements; below Filteenth stract preferred, tlating particulars, M. & i between (onst, AVA gan! STEWARY & ‘Thirty-six M room, wi! rN ston 5 My fail A. Midwif Femaie P: A. Freiteine. v1 df owed, I on ry description of Slate Work NRHYN SLATE J Marblo Mantels, ARBLE KLABER, 1% ana 136 KLABER &,CO., MARBLE t West Fifty ‘eet, vetween Brow "tit. Warble Marbletzed Manteia, Headaiones of superior workmanship; cueap PRIVATE DISUASES CURE EVANS, M4 Cha treet, without m joxt man! din id 9 4281, Mark's vlace, of four, gentleman, wife, ve particulars anil price per eferences exchanged. Address A. L., Herald office, BE: i n Fourth and reets. Apply to ED—BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND SON, AN iurnished Second or ‘Third fioor of 4 or rooms, in neighborhood ; Fourteenth to Forty-second siréet, Eighth avenue; rent vot to AL, box 4,697 Pont ofliee --UNFURNISHED OR ‘ed Honse, tonr tory, hi exceed $50 per manth, PARTIALLY FUR: igh stoop, 15 rooms ; moil- between Tenth and Thirtieth strecte und 1108; in good noigborhood. Address, 1» dey J. G. Any 1,163 Broadway, ED—BY A MAN AND WIFE (AMERICANS), unfumishod Second or ‘Third Floor, with modera Addvess, , Heraid ofliee, MARGSLE MA ND ie 1 PRICES-SLATE MANTELS splat and Weet E AND IMPANY, Fitth and Sixth ave: ANTLY ON WAND A GOOD 6 ) dnelinding 0 o e Marbles, at g Jumber Slabs, nue, Brooklyn. prices, J. M< ue, corner Atlantfe aver D SLATE MANTELS—RICH AND ELE ns, from BO, B15 ee, : $15 up wo , 609 Sixth avenue, Datween Tuiry td th wire AND, MARBLEL ned, Thies, Table and Pi th finest assortment of WORKS, 917 TO Be 4 Kighth MEDICAL, od restore KENEPACTOR—DR, FOR LADIES IN TRO .. treet, with or without madi ix and compoun ROUBLE bay until : (Lawrend BUSKIRK, 1 ewale cowplalnt: et VAN A, Consuitation MTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WIT by Madame RESTULL, Protamar ery, Hee bie Frenvh pared (or hover tail, ar fooud 1 Egat (ity-seeun a whocopy Vtlaade RS. We if, MAXWELL, FEMALS. PaYSICLAN, 1 IVATE DISKAS! unparaticled su: nsuitation free, Dr . FRANKLIN, l6L Bleooker street, % REMEDY FOR MARRIED rose F tally proparod a rollevol me magi. Prigo Bo, 9 Liberty street, oF De, ent by mal UNTER, wery (lat | time than any ot e NO slofed avd nervous debiity cured in one week by Dr. IU Ne TENS Botanic © 5 [SORTASE 70 PEM AL BOIS (25 years’ practte vied ladies, wi male ientorn bonsd, on ‘Tot Bast or Without med it f nea, Twenty-eighth street, near (bird ave with new scenery, costitnen and Properties, amd (ee follow, {og powerful eat My ; Bid OER Woods . I BLO’ GARDEN, ring tho sunamied re has been REDEOOBATED, PALNTED AND UPHOLSTERED, THis (THURSDAY) EVENYS CAS OaT Ee THE BRILLIANT YOUNG AMERICAN ACTO} LAWRENCE BARRETT, ra the ular Deas if THE DURES MOTTO,” wiuleh will be progented with NEW AND BEAUTIONL SCENERY, ELEGANT AND AFESO SLATS COSTUMES, ‘aad the FOLLOWING POWERFUL Casi :— ore Henri de Lagardere. ae LAWRENGE Fe’ Prince de Gondagues.. Mr. F a arr) avd Ee WoL Hime. MMA CL ancl tre i i with > Miss EMMA in IUSUKES MOTTO ‘Mx wri ‘ar 3. In preparation a ae tn which Mr, LAWR lending part. Beate secured atx da; NTIC DRAMA, EXCE BANRETT will sustain tae in advance, ND OPERA ROUSE, / we of Twenry-third atreet and Etplith dba PN » Maunaet 5 ty: of the wonder!u: artiats. ATH LARNER KATUY LANNE and her tacomparaiile BALLET AND PANTOMIME TROUPE, BALLET AND PANPOMIME TROUPE, | ) of the FRENCH QUADRIL! PRENCH QUADRILI CUAMPAGNE GALOP ‘CHAMPAGNE GALOP mie ballet in the new comic SITAUA, THE JUGGLER'S DAUGHTE / BITALA... KAD TANNER ‘To commence wi 4 Melange entitled EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICY. NOTICE, —Durit dame Lanner's engagement usnal matingss wil be suspen: Seats secured in advance at ‘th, the Derpaichorea THE NATIO! vce the Box Office; also at Schtr mor's, 701 Hrowlway, ant Brie Ratbvay Rickat OMoc, oorner F ~ Broadwas. pe acre nee EATRE COMIQUE, be Became cr 8 Nichol GILMOR! agers nad ae BUTE ‘hiar HE 8B. . isaiviON’ OF DHE DELIGHTED THOUBANDS. q w PAUL M aa | Jon sNT HARE bop Wath, JhocmEwaRr, aA JESTER, The Groat Har] ‘The Great Pantal ALL THE SPI SUE SMALL BILLS Doors open at 7, Curtain rings at 8 o'eluck. oe UWERY THEATRE. W. B.PRETAGA |. Manage, STLLL IN THE N : ri NEW (Stat: ranice of AX SERPENT, dS, BERRY RLEY KENEDICT, BARRY BOOKER, MISS LENA MASSBY, “ROWERT: OLINTON, JAMES OLARK, BOWBY FARRELL, All new faces in New York, tovother with TWENTY OLD FAVORITES, Phe Bowery meetalty. THE GREAT FEMALE MINSTREL SURNE, MATINEE BADURDAL st PRINCE SAD DALY MA, TOE Dt o™ PIC THEATRE, OTICE. REOPENING. MONDAY, AUGUST 22, Sr TIME LN 3 LITTLE FAUST. LE PETITE PAUS X MRS. JAMES Av OADES' piwed Combe OF Company. This popular comic production of the brated componer. HERVE (Odenbach's on Tival), now percorming with eclat ‘voih in Loudon, amt urs, he ts sevnred expressiy for this Lew combinat at rrty Enq. ‘The 0 Newly HERVE's COMIC 0 A OAT: % L. Fo. ‘The ate «on Tuesday, 16th inet. Pelvek, wt Lox office, cenit | STOR'S OPERA 110) 20 BOWERY; NY PANIRY Pastolcs NEW COMPANY. 4 ¢ CONGO BAND OF MINSTREL. RNS, Bones, SEYMOUR, Tambouri ILLY CARTERS BANIO SONGS, COMIC PANTOMIME, BARBER AND BEADLE. MOLE. IRMA, THE STATUE QUEEN. ELLs WESSER, ALICE Saati, HELENE SMITA. ADIN ES BDAY, +i. } wu PRANK KE! Bi D* KAHN'S MUS roadway, OPPORTVE ASTOR PLACE. ald visit New York without paseing am hour aay Hicent Murcum—the mest attractive cad) SON FIFTY ‘rom 19 to 3 andy No_aue sho Dr. KATIN" Deautsfui ino ALD Open dally f 5 Broadway, oppostta Actor place, 4 O TUEATRICAL MANAGERS, ‘A large and conatantly fiverensing stock of woop cur from fresh and orfeinal oa Gewigna, on han’ at the METROPOLITAN GOW PRINTING OFFICE, 7 Nassau street, Old Herald Butiding. iS NKENOR'S LYRIC HALL, 28SIXTH AVENUE, tenow open for Balls, “Converts i AL GREATLY KEDUOE! Foy balls in Beptembor. #50; October. $75 +Lyriv Hall surpnsses in elegance all others in thecity, Open day and 10 THEATRICAL MANAGERS, - ‘A large and conatantly F increaning stock of WOOD Cots, from fra. and orizinal designm, an lend a! thee METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE, 7 n street, , Old Herald Butlding, : te | ELDS ART GALLERIES —N sig BROAD Free exhinition of fin d Statuary private \ nl NORDOVA NATIONAL EXHIBITION. ALL PARTI who have sent or intend towend goods to this exhthit are requested to forward at opce eof the same anda the space required to the Argentine Legation, Washington, to EDWARD_F. DAVISON, Argentine Conait Generaly fl Year! street, New York. es a 10 THEATRICAL MANAGERS, Alarge and conaiuntiy increasing stuck of WOOD CUTS, from fresh and ortetnal destens, METROPOLITAN JOF PI 9% Nassau street, Old Herald Buiding. on hand at the NTING O1 JOR THE BIOGRAPHY OF WALTER MONTGOMERY, Fes of the Time, oublleb ookselers, ares and Uprigi ed lakers: on iastalmenta at ¢ NES, 187 Lights street, near Brow In, idee way. at m JOUN C, BAR SEVEN OCTAVE ROBEWOOD PIANO, ONLY $4004 £\ Magnificent Stelaway 0 haviag every int Provement, cost $300, at J. BIDBL MAGNIPICENT, RICHLY CARVED. rm, rosewood 74 octave Pianot only seven montivg tnt Thamber and KLEGANT SEVEN OOPAY 45109; good as wew, price #16 ent atreet. N. P. B. CURTISS BRILLIANT 7 OCTAVE ROBEWOOD PLANCK AA, forte, made by celevrated city maker wt 4 cost of Bil, for 82 akerts warrantee for fi shipping. Cail a wh street, ne MORACE WATER: ¥, will digpoes of 10) Panoa, Meio firt class makers, at extreme) ving thie woHth, ov wil Lake from $5 t6 B95 month R d. The same to let, and reat money applied iC pu jew Chickering Pianos are ficluied ia tue oer. RVED ROSEWOOR § AN EVEN OCTAY f ttle) ; bargain for cash; warrant DECKER & BROTHER, 36 i street, one block easy from Broadway. im MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANGFORTE MAD! 21. to order: cvielrated maker; fully ynaranteed; used 43 BROA nel Oren ees fo, ELEGANT Piano Months; cost e650, (or $285: Partor Suly covered brncatel Liaveren, Bookonse, Paint ware, Chas | ber Dinidy Puroiare, Cxry + trepary of family leaving city. 67 West F weet, usar Sixt | ave | iver GNYFICENT 7% ROSEWVOD PIANO, ¥OLL Thow wry roarwood, Laying carred lege, overs Impro ements: grea wmerifee. ld Kiceeker aurwes, near Macdougal. POST OFEICK NOPLOK, NOTTC, ch © Will cleae at this office on Ween a amt wi ail the | Cand D, NES, Postrn Aand Hy 740A, Mt ‘PW dome ae fs v and Eand ¥., 7A, ws ury AND COUNTRY BURVE tal ores analyser, mining property prospected, ch muni anit ing promptly ewended io eet, roum Nes b. —CARGOES OF ro n C Ap INR tO FOR & . W. MATIUEWS, #2 WALL STRELT,