The New-York Tribune Newspaper, September 3, 1866, Page 8

TOE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPIL 7. Fletehor, Seoretary of State, Nashville; Gen. James P. Erownlow, Adjutaot Genera)l, Nashville; Gen. Horace ’l:. Field, | Wm. P. Eaton, Thowas C. James, Col. E. ¥. M. Feehts, A X '“m':,’.u A | C. G J. Frank Soers, W, Dellinger, Peter NT?L. 1l . e orr] LOYALISTS CONVENTION, ek Nuodh Siovean, E. C. | Tion. Elas Davie, Col Geo. W. F. Vernos, Frederic Tromas, . Quartermaster-Genera), Nashville; Col Ad. thl—n.Bfll‘ A‘? “& Ba) 'm Col. Wm. A. lflmlllpb Nicholas . N Heflebowe! all Vol VA. D. C.; Col. W. 0. Garret, Columbia ‘moy ke, Christian *""% Charles W. | John C. Hol J. N, Slack, Powell Griscon, U & | the Hon. Joseph Fowler, United States Senator: E ‘;' u; ;'nd.“ M.w : ontain & choicy el |t TR e e i b sartiycs Vel SUST | Agm YEAR' CABLE PIOKED UP. | S il BT E T kA brieks, esq.; C Willism Bunts, late U Btates i e Wilini Wires. ‘House of Representatives; Capt: List of the Delegates, with their Politi- —_—— Goorgo W. T8 or. Louis Niaumans. Peter | o Maryland State Couvention placed on the delegation L. {hose who were not enly conspicusus for their ability but for 3 Cherles Willism 8. Waterman, Jobu ¢al Antecedents, Van D s Robinsoss Seven- | helr tried devotion to the eatso of their country. Nomilk- | John Rubs, aditor of Th Stass Zeiuag ‘the Hou, Jamos N. teenth Distriot—Edgar Ketebom "Pallod, James | apd-water men of the Swann stripo wero tovehed, 1t wil bo | MoNair, Hoswe of ReprescntaCves # Derby, Stato Central iy S S caae s, Hosed. ol bl s e g Comie Gen Joks Eaien, . st of Tt emphis ot; | SPLICE MADE, AND CABLE LOWERED. At s meoting of the Usion League Clab fa thls clty, on WABHINGTON CITT. " o Tt Turn Mowpsiss B e oo EXTERPRISING JOURNALWM. —A morning cotempo- ABtrong Armay of Biteemen, Scbders, and | Tt e loving g i sk 1 IS | e mig s b Dt o b Din Lo | i Gnt e o & Biar, e a1 ured 1 ekders o Satiagchat e onceraton " -4 merics to t the Distriot of Columbia: the H . W, Hawkis isstoncr of Ratlroad: o ewish Templo on Friday the ** Rev. Literary Men. er Cooe & B, Ooaten, Y . S Ao ororen e D oot |G Rt N e Y e, e | Great Eastern Laying the West E0d. | 3o copomtsormorioGorm” doheroumssetrinmss ¥, - TS A i Wil ‘easou, State t am , b4 At quiel] 18 chair Gornce Grecler, Tanso K ales, ¥, IL. Deolano, ato Bhorman, | Georgstows, D g, B aphan Erenties. ac earnest Republican | B 8o Reprewsntatives; Capr, William Heyds, Sergoant ot 20ubtiess be Jatorseiad 1n Teading tois sotm F }f{"’l;“;- g ) Falen 3. 3. Guttent, Suvd G e uonii resident of Wi Distric, and o promisent | Arms of THouse of Represeniatives; Molor £ Jambriht A v g iste i hi 3 ¥l A o b " | mem! ‘Trades Union; D. C. Fe blisher of 7he | Captain U. A.; T. Waters, esq., the Ho fokn Nesrmen, e e il ko e dlegt | i ot D e ke, G | ek o et Ul G, Frer bt f | il of e Ml vt ot Gl | EXTRACT FRON. DUARY OF THE BUPEDITION. | 8 O (2R e, Srmine s soneumng e e L L wiacaiones of tho ot | Sorara Bromnty Chaces hatie, LeGrang B Cnonen, Goa. | ehent of Washingion; Returs 1 Melen Jr Debety R Ut | foey o o e eaee, . 3. ogéh the Hon, J0 the Jandmarks of the past, to be found in this City at the pres- B o D e Camvention wiht b of tho | ¥ Romag, S, T. Blodgett, Robert Lanos Ketneds, Riohard | the Suprems Conrt of e BIteichof CLICol, Raive e | Dogian, Moo ofeprecaiative, .. Mokl 5% o PR ieaidk O3 fu1 e, yebiohat i Tum it o Se LA o i e, s oy ot Sorh | ¥are gt MUK, B o o 8 o | B Gt e St ot Whivwn B | Bbn i £ A gl e corna, spe. 20 e, | S0 S0 g e B kgt 3 0Ll of o uth, 2 g enit ; the N . H Jud, jminal Cour om g 3 1866, ravel, v, 1 E’ Ak E Howe, G: Abiuti Jamis A Bosperel, | many yoars Naral Arentfor e D el et at ho | T, ,the Tlon. W, Hunten, Jadec Gt Qo iom 4. 9 | The cablo of last-year was picked up this (Sunday) | Appieion & Co. tobe pu by D, : s X0 Hoah; Chsngeilor Fourth Division; Jn“dtfinyml'n)-“llll"lc:m' X # i 5 T LB AL missioner of Penitentiary; Capt. W. B ary, WO LH G 0e Maj W. IL ML & e Y Devidson, Director State Knitroad; 'will have an historic character, The list of Southera | H Falle ¥ Wit array, o uder, an infliential man at O 8 2t ae full a8 we would desire, but this is una- | Win. Allen Betler, 7.1, sbb, Johs B. Wiiliems, s Dr. William 5 ‘s prominent Union citizen of Vir- d zler, Thol . N. Dal L. Pie Elbridge Gmli ol s d, o i d:”n..g': s e, Selend tis Couvention x Sdbe or-nh{ m‘:eyad iraames | Soune B, Araibed, T Yo e anin Y Fippe ivert Breen o negroes and returned Rabel soldic . morning at 4:40 o’clock, in latitude 51° 52/, longitude 36¢ 03, ‘The eplice was made and the cable lowered 11¥G MATCH.—Joshua Ward, the distinguished scaller of the Hudwon, is in training st Newburgh for & match S0iend this Convention wanid bo jeopantized if their nawmes | eosesier, anjol . Appleton, Benjaita Y. P o By oo -t o v | ML Ly ® B o e, | 2 PR et S s £ | Kot b W Ry e m oty T, i S o resid ota; C. T Turaer, Wm, McConico, J. L. Willismson, Edwm ur] y y 3 EASTERN STATES The following i the delegation from Brooklyn: S B e asestiost by profomicn; “omoninet | Lursr, W MeCanito 3. L Ve Sion Ticcas, bavd | The Great Eastern it now 700 mile from hert, pay- | heh i loke toeo ou U e it The disasns 4 i MAINE. 2 AT Laroe—Mayor Samnel Booth, ex-Mayor Georgo Bknll. dfim“fi J. n..a late ...‘.(n o,.,,.unla..;q’"'...m. zr:"n, A}h‘-‘ mfl:‘flt:‘;fl.flfl):;‘mg"fl&fgn - | ing out. Everything is going on well, and they ex- three miles stakes 82,000, el A TR Al e 5.';:3&'.‘!.‘; o Magor Kivard 4. Tambert. cxcMayor Francle B Kegiar, | ome e gions & i o the Nationh ;‘d-;rf'-x,;rwfl'é D Scaton Gourse A. Hawkine, Wiklam 1 | pet 10 roach bere on Saturday next CoURT oF GENERAL SEssions.—This Court com. s ) ltoan Committee, Union Executive Committee from Indiana; J. C. Wetmore! teh, jr., Dr. G. D. Johuson, Co = > = §1. Jony's, N. F., Sunday, September 2, 1666, v zGov. State W Waliion, Julpe W, Hunter, Georgo R Ruttor, Judge 3 N . g mences its Kall term to-day. A large number trs—Gen. Jesse C. Smiih, Gen. 1. B. | tho Miluay Siate gent for Ohio 2 Fusrlpetsh porton | W N e ova Faton i+ Mytr 3. O bierce, . | The Terriblo arrived bere at uoon to-day. Sho left | of them important ones. will eomo before gmr,.‘z :‘uh()vnno:; Hox. Sawuel E. Spring and G Dk — i rdan, Gen. Ssmuel H, Roberts, Gen. | po beld w credit during the whole war; J. "“-llhrzowem‘:of o e Fafe G P e Croane, 2o s . Reya o, John | oitizen of Ohlo, an sttacké of the United States Bens cbarggs of murder, and ove of manclaughter, —— New TEMPERANCE MovemesT.—The building B Merriman. Sudge Convivg Iticbards, W. IT. Peurne, A. | oo oaile flot Wednosday evening, being short of coal und provisions. At that time the Great Eastern ©. Crogke, the Hon. Geo. G, Reyaolds, the H Y : P, Barditt, J. E. Comer, Major Juseph Tagg, W. B. Dritf, L. ‘w. Wall, the Hov. Goo. H. Fisber. the {v B. cl‘-rk. an in:-u of the United States Senate; Edward 1 w": h:'t‘.‘ ey -;‘;':{.h;{ vm-:;"‘ -‘Y'i w“: flf' 9, ,f“f,“ wjor R. M. fent young lawyer of Frederick, a . 3 3 Niet , Geo. u. J. . e on. 3 . . P hnuhd:'ylr.‘. g Crin sdn wod ik g& T et ey e i’::go:'!m&'t e A tananti] s Wasis 'F:K:.yl:: ¥nfn'.':of,"87"u?7c”n’.'£"5."2‘ i u.{‘; N eeven. | was starting for & spot one hundred miles east of the | xnown as the Temperance Iustitute, in Twenty-nivthst. e o “'Unmdi:':'tmn‘l.!‘l::& Elwih Ar udwou.‘l‘l'::?v J."I'lmo."i'm:' B, Thn;n..aum . a; 'the Frierson. tho Hon. James Mullics, | Kobert Quias, Capt. Green, Robert Adling, John McClurkin. | poing where the cable broke last year, all attempts to | between Ninth and Teuth-aves, has been seured by tae ' res—Frederick Smytb, the preseut Goverror; J. Bennett, Stepben A, Mann, Thomas Sw David 5' Col. .folnn Tames, James Davis, all prominent Joyal Unlon- MISSOURL. succesefully raise the cable in the 2,200 fathoms depth Father Mathew !odflzh 3 for the purpose of holding tem- ‘Goodwin, William Haile; Daniel Clark, United Barker, Charles H. Kipbail, E. M. Roberts. Wuiam I, Bar. of Teunesses; the Hon. J. monds, until recently . —Gov, Thowas C. Fletcher, the Hon. J. W. 3 - e 3 perance meetings. from the variols branches of o0 Mavon 1. Cravin, present United ‘Siates Sevator; | leigh, Charles Parker, Chauncoy M. ¥elt, Howcll Bmith, B | et o estanor of iho Land-Offico at Wasbington, remaved by | atcCiury, Jovn K. Kelso, J. T. Bepjatuin, Geo. W. Anderson. | having failed. The following is a minute abstract the Father Matbew Society met bere afternoon for W Patterson, Sevator eloct; Gilman Marston and Ham Streeton, Dantel f Ross, Charles C. Talbott, Jesse F. | Andrew Jobuson for being o loyal man; Garduer Tufte Ml | B °J, Vin Horn—all members of Congress, sud Charte feom M. Raan's 3L ion of busi Tt is tho of the 8 d H. Rellins. both members of Congrese; Thomas M. Maddeo, A. M. Blim, Jucob Hosengarden, Wiiliaw B. Dit- | {lary ‘State Agont for Maseachusoits at Washington, D. C.i T. | Mows, ‘A, D. Car Touls. Gottschalk, A. M. Tyler, | from Mr. Bean's diary: old frequent meetings at the D, ex-colovel 1n {he army; wars, John MeDisrutd, George W Bailey, 5. M. Moeker, e S O Mpma O poos from Hasesencaio) | Tusolore Hildeveands, Gistev A, Flaleabesss Lol Rt | SovpaT, August 13,—Great Eastern foised the Territle and Frateriox Schotes. Willam Tindall, saso Skidmore, Jr. | Jobm B. Page, Siate Trescarer of Formonts N, Dlin LT | Nicoluus Schittoer, Wor, Stuvi h Shat Gordon, Ke.J- 56 | Albaoy at the reodesvons. ‘The Albany had booked tho cable g previous to the Great Eastern coming up, and lost it with two [Amsouncements. [ inted Senator to fill out the unexpired “Austin F. Pike, dncob | Henry V. Vanderveer, Joseph_Roeve, John E. Cammeyer, geant- § 3 ¢ D) Vi 3 , Ed MoMullen, J. Oakley | tives; Benjamin Doughés, an ex-Gorernor of Conmecticat; W. } ywatke F. T. Led ber, Christian Oberbeck, John 8, i, Charles I Dl | Wilikm Golt, 8 0 Saet ® ice A i Dy, Jaiks | D hfege ) e e | e AR enry § Tagor, Edward H. Rice. Atadee Valle, Eni) Oliver Wyatt, Rufus | Nodyve, %ou- W. Bensoo, Judge A. XXX1Xth Congress from Wisconsin; v 8. Lazo 3 .. vens, Oliver H. Lord, Samuel C. Clark, Woodbury L. | Avtbony Walter, Chas W. Godard, Robt. D. Benedict, ' M H Pretorios, C. C. Simmons, Sumuel Knox Lucion Faton, Tnelee, Jonu Momber of Congress from Kansas; J. N. Howard, a 5 Peter Baker, .J,IC. Tilton, }:anm M. Weed, Joon M. Bracketr, | Archibaid Young, 8. &fll‘lnbfllhm. Abrebam Ine oy ot iroh of Nesraaka, and son of fenator anu‘o{ -..":’P,y.:‘h;,:!u'u. (A;,.:,; '}::::'nflff{;q(i_ 'Iy’,‘fl_ :fe;(“,’p': Ovr.—Kxox's Fall Hat for Gents. No. 212 Broad- way, corner of Falton-st, T ALsrM TEL protect E BURGLAR RM s iMy and without damege, esch Jm of :onf:.'bli cannot fail. E. Houmes, No. 154 o miles of grappling rope. AvGUST 13 AND M.—Drifiing. AUGUST 15.—Mr, Canoiog being satisfied by the strain ou the dynanometer increasing to nine and & half tens, that the astm B. Clarke, B. F., Martin, lor, Charies |W. Thowne, Stephen Crowell : Wadleign, Joel an, Jobn B. Clarke, ortin, | N veers, B L. Roberts, Jaimes A. Van Dron, Willism Michigao; Jumes Wacley, an influcatial eltizen of Delaware; | G W. Fistback, Gen. Chester Harding, Col. W. S. Pope, J. 1L, Kice, s Member of Congress from Maine; Timothy Hur | §amuel Bouner, lsgo T. Wise, Chas, H. Howland, M. man Scripture, Baishridge Widicloh Berron, Samuel 4. | M. Thomas. Jobn Jobuecn, Joseph L. Farley, Taso Van o o, P oadard, Joel F.c Rainaford, Dasiel Bnisdel. | Kouren, Edward D, e, o Rich, Dennis Dow- | ley. & prominent citisen and active Unionist of South Carclias. | Gray, . C. Harlman, Lacien Eaton, Samel R Weed, -k cable was hooked at 1 o'clock, everytuing was mado ready to John Fusr, J. D. Emerson. Liberty Billigs, D. R. Burnbam, | pey, Jacob Demott, Jr. George Edwards, Wiltiam O. Drows, | The following is the delegation from the German Assccls- | fond’ Sun, 1/, Bager, Irwin Z. Smith, Joly lot go a large buoy with veering rope attached. Hence the 5990 3 TP » M. M. Shaw, James F. Dunn, Ethan Colby, Aurin M. Chase, | Zimri W. ”“,';‘"'g‘g,.t:,{," GAll-m ;’-{';‘rufi AGb:Fh:‘:n tion of the Distriat: T, Stroug. Warren Currior, Johu Grethior, E frst disaster occurred, the splice between the grappiing rope | PICKPOCKETS Deriep! ! — Demorest’s Infallible {4 strong delogation, which will be s credit to the State. o B meld, £, W, Grifia, T V. Shotwell. A. Anguet Shellbaysen, a prominent German citizen of tbe Dis Jhos. 7 I Gromioal 1. ¥ and buoy rope haviog draws, Fortnnately 10 00 was 1. | wnd s cones carhe T Soid ok il son Jeley s Sy hores o Bobd” i VERMONT. Clarke, T.. D, Bt. George, Johu Norton. Jr.. Piorrepont Lord, | $Hoty Maz Ossheion o L e Jured. fioe on 1eccipt of the price. No. 473 Broadway, New Nork. Dr1woaTss AT LaRor,~Paul F. Diiogbam, preseut Gov- | Charies R. Milier, Samuel Waggoper, David C. Winglow. Washingioe:. Jéops % Henry Gombs, W, Miiler, J. il W AUG 18— Driltts of the State; Luke P. Poland, Unlted States Senator; | Bervard Johnson, William H. Stilwell, W, L. Hubbell, H. F, | IWashinglon, 85 Mceive Sormar e e Jor aesn, Horatio D, Wood. k. 1 €. . F. Bdwusds, U. 8. Senator; Froderick E Woodbridre, | Wisg, 8. Fpiomles, Heiry Kol Fravcis Webb. Heary g‘% A g B s b Tisisios of Ot SoUNIa¥A, Ava. n.—,s;; 1 u;m. :]m,. time, mnm I e bed the atative in Congress; Justin 8. Morrill, also a repre. | Bristo, J. J. Blair, Christian Davis, J revort, John Dyer, . P e surface at the bows of the Great Bastern, but while all were The following are the delegates from the Soldiers and WESTERN STATES. congratalating themselves on this great suc the esble ..%‘:'.':’i? ’fi:bloub.'l:zu“nn.-i_anm with wdse. erson, P tatve, aud Chairman of the Committce on Ways uvd | Joseph M. ¥lyou, r{bol:. Gardger, §r., Volney Green, D). B. arich, Satlors’ Union Loague: . Ship Joln (L. Ryerson, Paterson, Liverpool, Jaly 13, with indse. to B s T 1;.19“"3“‘5“‘ et C. W, | Now TgAB LT ;"pq{n)}" T, Georns ——— lipped off the grapples and dissppeared. From this date vp . ut.-Gov. Gardner, Jno. uge, J. Gregory Swith, C. W, ortbrup, Jonathi L. 7, Jose] edges, George slipps i1 b {Willasd, and B, P. Walton, Armfieid, Daniel Ly Nerthrap, Sumucl T. Maddox, Stepien J. mf.'i’u’?';.’&.f“ .D;xflg. e o G Whris an 0iil0. fo Wedaesday evening, the 29th, wewere grappiing with va- | “Et b bieveresen (cf Liverpol), Robertson, Liverpoo!, 43 daye, @TRICT DELEoATES—The Hon. Jobn W. Stewart, T, W. | Simpone, Joleph T. Large, Dovid Maxwell, Nathan Com- | Hirney's staff; Sergeaut F. E. Drake, n one-armed bero of 3 DrLEGATES AT LaRoE —Tie Hon. Wm. De: Hous success, On one occasion the Albany brought up two | withmse. to Tapacott Bros. L Co. ] ark, J. Y. Dewey, the Hon. 8. M. . Earl Cushwan, K. B. | stock, John Moflat, Col. Clisrles Jumes Jack. W H. Lex- | poyyeyivania regimont; L. J. Bryant, "who also lost an arm jeneral, who was president of the con on which " " Bark Quickstep (Br.), Oswortherby, Port Mouent (Jam,) i'dw’ L St Hos, v Gen W, W, Henry. Charles Hldov, | eroft, Charies B Morton, Wi, Ostrarder. John D. Darlinkton. | wiilo atiached to the 3 Wisconsia regiment; 1. A, Hal iciera, wiio was presileut of 1o couvealion W | miles of the cable. 'The wether was very uifavorable. At | wich wambas, ke, to"J; MeMuriy, The sopisla, 4, F. Foslr J f M etiiemer . Liuve sclaien duting the war, | tho time tbo Terrible loft it was decided to go enst 100 miles, | Beaokiyn, didAug % L% sickness of foar d crew. are now siek with favet aud will be irausferred to the hospital thip. Bark Mary aud Louiss, Hortou, New-Orlesus, 18 days, with cottos Jacob_Flanders. Fdward Daley, Geo. H. | yaior of the 6th N. ¥ Cavalry; Wm. A. Shor and rosin to Jouas Swith, njer, Willlam 1L Bergen, Lucien Birdw | 70000 the war: Capt. A. J.*Bennett, o native ard nlending Iawyer at the bar; Gen. M. D. Leggett, a brave | whore the water is only 116 fathome. V. Jtussell, A.J. Bpooner, §. C. Belcher, g o i g 4 eyt e s ere the water is only 3 : WP Y « i g . | werved an the staff of the loyal General A, J. Davi, officer during the war; the Hon, Frederick Hassaurk, an ex B « £ &"-"m&e'g; ;.;f".’;t'fi,'::“éi:t“fi.fi?:'m' e e e Eh?&.]:”v]h’)f'b?fii'l"'x‘z."'w""'{-':h':?" T Y hlam 2f.1| Suiager, o peivate of thg 1Xh Massachasetia regiumen. b aatey, another diet e het ot 1he Hon.' Beres .uTx\;:’.::‘rli:?: oy s s v d, A wood, the Hon. L 3 , Wil 3 VIRCINIA. . John ¥, another guished officer; . c i perfec Benediet, the Hon, Homer E. Royoe, George W ilkins, the | Littie, B, F. Tracy, J. B. Eiliots, Edgar Stevens, George 8. |y, 00 iug _ Tevis McKen 1A ied Joyalist of Alexag: | Hicheock, and lon. Joseph M. Root. Dr. Samuel Keith, the Hon. Biiss N. Davis, Horuee Fuirbanks, | W, W, Armfiei ' i. Rosweil Paroham, Cl. John B, Mead, Gen. P. T. Wask: | Roberte, Duniel o, the Hon. A, P. Tuntoon, the Hion. Hirem Harlow. Gen. | eve, D.’ Turner, S. Rev. 0. 6. Wheeler, 4. E. Dickerman, David Hibbard, Gen. | Kemsen, Rufas Crook, Conklin Bmith, T. 8. Spellman, E. H. > . DisTRIC DELEGATES —Tie 1on, Ben). Egpleston, Member ~ S Jobi L. Barstow, asd the Hon. Dasiel Roberts. B o obn 1. Ryder Edward Koot Williars | driaand e Member of Congrees elect James M. Bwwsnt | of oigress; Gen. A. Wilch, the s G osidigte: ik THE DRAMA. B B i g gy L 5 fey R * ANl gentlemen of pote and influence; ib fact the controilicg g’.ih;"rv.wfir‘nm (} Clr(:ndolv{n‘._“mr mfl;’: fl::::-‘l,l ort Portner, William N. Herkiey, Wiliosm Aroeld, Jobn B. n. A. F. Porry, A, €. Sands . R B. Hays. o brave ofh - —— everything cuse cheaper than any store in New-York. Ome uouse inds of the Union Republioan party of the Siate. B I Necse Myier W, Wardell, Duniel B. Lever. | Trosb, T. . Muneon, Daniel W. Lew cer duriug the war, the Hon, Keusler, Gov. Thos. L. OPFNING OF THE REGULAR SEASON. =< = i e A MABSACHUEETTS, jok, David C. Van Cott, Win. B, Darbour, 8. Alpbeus Swith, 5 Wiktin O Hendricks, Goarge Jve8, O e e priee: Cob AT Tiarra, the Hon.J, , |, In the drumatic world this is to bo & week of events. v will find il the NEW, Ahe oid Bay State sends the ablest of her sons to participate | I+ Dr. E. 4. Twendy, Geore Hardy, Joseph J. Blacklin, | Sotten, Cort ok T L e Ton “Toomas . | tbe Tion. L. B. Gusekle, tho Hou. William Lowrene Tho Summer season has passed away, end with it have | BOOKS'of the X ind ¢ sl ] [ 4 . H. Roberte, Dr. E. Devendos 8 Gregg. i . . [ trong,the Hon Wm, B pasced away the"Summer entertainments. These latter | Euglish, Frenci and Scoteh I the Convention—men who bave not ouly figured in politics, NEW-JERSEY, R . B St ey, g o D mot be maeh mised. Except *0'Donnell's Mission,” | T30XS OLD BOWERY THEATE o Jutin tho lterezy world Here aro thoir names : o DzosTze-Mareus L, Wasd, propent Goernor; Obarles | YL Uyt O S aimes W, Wailaco, Jobn B % ; r Wlisen, ¢ 10 new play of capecial merit has been produced ince st F Temed, Ditoinesnk s . L FOX DeiroaTes—Alexander H. Buliock, present Governor; | 8 Didel, € oorch bt el it e Sioge, Cook Shacklett, Jobn Holland,, William Black | W: Clarke, CoL Carr B, White, James Purcell, Ge Spring, ~ Much_bas been done for money: hitie has becn MISS FAN Wiliaw Clagin, member of 160 Usion Republican Exccutive | deqcendert of us, fitstrions (athary C wmore, William Flercher, A. M. William' K. | Doun. the Hov, 5. Sbellabarger, & Member of Cobgr dbgofor art. Now, however, wo have arrived ata time | Alr 0. L FOX, ¥OX, Comumittee; John H. Clifford, ex-Governor; Emery Wash- A b Oines v -Goverror #od | gujey, Frederick Gross, 'Thomas W. son, W, IL. | James M. Lomlrk!‘m Ben. Nesbitt, the Hoo, H, W. & When, in the multiplicity of cuterprise, the dramatie art Williag Marden, Mr. aud Mre. Rynor, ”fl"" B, Reyuolde, Sarn, Nathanicl P. Bauks, of the Houseof Representatives; | ROW ropresentative in Congress for the wenty-second 1 Watrous, Williaw Andrews, Thoma# Tathem, | $he Hon. James R. Hubt ell, n Member of Congress; the Hon. | o te o®y toroiior ™ Tiis will Tade apparent in & SIX YEANS AFTER; Bimov Brown, Charles Sumner, Usited Stat F. Stary, slso a representative in Cougress; Gen. | ;™ Puiiock, €, M. Gibben o Atwen John ¥, | O Bowes, Major James Olls, Gen. J. . Jones, the Hon e PRI 58 pre Or. Taz Tickrr-or-Lravn Max's Wirs, famin F. Butler, so well known that every o distinguished ofticer of the Union arm; R i .M Lewis, | P Buckiand, Member of Congress; Col. Jobn C. L brief glance at the announcements for the week. avew drama. Firat llmhfiuzuflv‘ . 4 Lewis, Goorgo K. Klmer, B o o “Kbrabaws fager, | W. C. Lemert, L. G. Harkness; the Hoo, James M "At all but three of the theaters the regular season opens ; THREE UREEN MEN, . W Themen, rabsm | Bager. 4 to-mght, and thero ig every roason to nticipato that the | A brillunt compuny ia the sbrve pleces. ity 3l i bistory, especially during the last fivy I, Edward W. Hinks a brave soldier Membes of Covgross; the Hoo. James Raljh Waldo Emerson, the Essayist; Theopholl et lawgiver; Gliver Weadel) Hoiwes. the el the maghstolst; Charies G.Lorlog, W Al exander G. a prominent werchany who will probably st Do the next U. & Senator; Berjamin Buckley, Johs ik 7o, | Seeretary o 4 . seyh P, Bradlov, John J. Nixon au ex-mewber of Cougress; fl:};‘zjfmlkgfl.‘:“fl'&fim"c“,":"“‘:"k;:‘,’,“'fi,‘fi"‘; B 51, Pratt, e1q.. the Hon, Jumes T. Bluivgton Gill, E. Bullook, Brigadicr-General E. Jardive, | 1 sishmond, J. W, Bewmer, Willam I, Young, D. o, | W. I Pow Hom, W, 8, Bundy, o Member of idolin, IIL : Robert K. Matlock, Wi. sz, A. T. Bope, | \iahor “Charles Boxwell, H, Robizson, G. W. Kitohen, Adag | Dan. MéFarland, George W lin:‘ Jobn Rebes Charles K. Lanais, Thos. W. Lt O e Avdir. | ¥ree, Col. Oriand Bmith, the Hon. Columbus e opentng will be brilliant. {ndecd, we eannot call to mind opening night, i time past, for which so much was proiised us 18 promised now. For example—at the OLYMPIC THEATER. 'l‘fls FRENCH AND ENGLISH ACADEM FOK YOUNG LADIES, ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS. Under the supervision cf the Mimes HARRISON and RANNEY, will reopen wber 17 Soliitor of the War Department; Peleg W. rigadier-Geueral John Ramsey, barles Moore, Gov. F 3 L. Andrew, the predecassor of G Hock: Ivius, 8, G, Shipman, David Thomson, Theodore P. Howell e f gl W 4 Z T | Jeno, & Member of Congress, who supported man £ k S Jesttines of Govergr Betthe Andrew K. Hay, John C. Ten Eyek, ex-U. &, Senator; e i, Barihaw Wazdwel, o persecsied | 11, o Member ot Qongreh SO0 UREIC Tro). 10 Witsow, | Mr. Jefferson will make his firstappearance heve in five | ®po intormation tn regard to pupils, address Mre. B, B. years. ‘The play will be “ Rip Van Winkle.” Mr, Jeffor- | NEWTON, st the School, No. i3 st., Brooklyn, after 8 Sher.Joks B, T, G e, Benjumin . Bl | Eeni s o St Comrion 1 Fichec, D W, . | 1 Cortlandt Parker, Jues M. Quimby, Thomas P. Carpenter, | yiqpyieid, Franklin Stearns, W. White, Willam Vay, Duru- | Jobn L. N. Stratton, Geo. R. Chetwood. Jobu Litn, Amzi e e sl wway, M. O, Job M, Fotts, 00 . R Guines N me,| Dodd, Denriog Duor, Beujumin Acton, urles Lathrop. Joba the distingmised Whig leader and subsequestly ward N. Kirk, jes 0. Koger. 1. Little, James | Davidson, Henty A. Williame, Chas, Welle, Richard T. Hatno, | ##0 SO0 S8 00 SO0 SEe ™ n ivty Government, 'George P, Haveel Lawell, tho autbor and wagarinist; Bdward L. Plorce, | Wim. Moore, James Wilion, J. J. Van Nostrand, Corvelius | i, ooh Williams, " acob Miller, A Amre soilier duting the e ik Motin Brimer, | Walsh. Hugh H. Bowne, John. 1. Blair, M. Armetrong, John | Rk, eoR " Golman, Foow. | Goses, Juberh | & e e e Marctengsech It ond, Cheptes | W. Haselton, ~ Bejomin _Ciark, = Amai MeLean.' Eniss | 30008 MO SU000, 0O an Morrioos, d. 1, Fiekiin, | Rei Reed, Heary L. Pierce, William L. Burt, Ginery Fwiteleil, les Soranton, N. W. Voorlees, J. F. Cake Win. 8. | O Ra0R MRS FRierto, i oberteon, 0. P 1 e, | x ’ Joseph H, Chadwick, Edward W. Kinsley Edward 5, Tobey, Thomas 8 Hartwell, Jouathan M. Koberts, James | 5o\ Rloliip, A Brimmer, Froncls Decords, B, ¥. Sulicke Jobn W. Mahan, John B, Alley, the Congressional Repre. | Buckalew. Dr. William Pierson, Dr. William S. Dillingham, | p 1. Whateharat, J. H. Hall, A. L. 10, Jobn Frost, Dr. i sentative for the Third Pi or Williams, Jobn R. Long, Jfih- L. hmufo, iber. | 3o Foia. the Hon. L. H. Chandler, M. C. o | 3 L n. Martin Welker, o Member of Congress, Hon. H ; Bouke, Hon, Geo G. Washburne, Gen. Willard Siooura, Hon, | ¥on was, in oid times, distinguished for his true and melt- T. E. Plants, a Membe homas F, Wilde, | ing pathos, and adufirable humor in the character of Rip Hov. V. B. Horton, Capt. Ous, Hon, J. Van Winkle; &nd, to judgeby the tone of the London Ringbom, a Membe 1 Poorman, Col. press, tiine has impros powers and deepened the emo- DT, . Hon. E. “ekley, & Member | giomad effict o hiw of t ope reonation. A new version of o, M Wikte, Yo £ Allaon Slihin” per. | the story is to b acted—that, nmely, which Mr. Bouci- i Marehall, Hom das. A. Gerfeld, n Member of Coa- cault prepared for M :?;"'l‘f'rl:;‘i;lfi:’"l in London. A Marching, Col. Jos. Bruff, Hon. M. C, Can good east of parts i T ¥t “The Iee Witeh” will be presented here on the after- - sioons of Wednesday and Saturday—it being understood The Ohio delegation 1 a very able one, aud ¢ will bo seco | HOWLTE TLFTEL, 0 TG onsive swains of the conntry representative_in Congress; James H. Duncan, *k Chaties B, Tall, Joel Haydes, Heury Wilson, States Senator; Charles Devens, ex. Mllfll-fic ames I.‘.Slanr Willilam Brigham; Jobn September 5. ‘ TANTED=Two young COLORED WOMEN, st s1 ookt b conyeiant, ahd cuderstand bsiog ‘with the washing; the other ss Chamber; ad o "City veference Tequired. Apply for two days at No. 41 'luvmu HALL. lnh{‘rha. Corner 15th-at. FIVE NIGUTS ONLY. HANLON BROTHERS, Py ‘flm 2 To e AMATEUR GYNNASTS PP oy (T L John Bertraw, William well, Eben 8. Poor, . 3 coman, Juber, P. Coudit, B, B. Carr, V. Tod : h RS e s & s Gharios3. Hotden: James P: Barion, Copt, | Wa Cobpenter. Johs Yo A fhat the brave aflicers who fought against the Rebelion WOr | 100 4w wre iled itk avlsko bouging v use upvii (00 o R e 'D’: "“'3,:'.-.“?'""“-- Qichard | ym Lawrengo, 1. O Parker, dnmes W. Brownley, - bomas ot forgotten in the composition ;'m delegation. Lady ll"lh(lynlmufl'u( the Hills, 2 o B ‘_mnywry_m ‘!'L'LB,%M : Y or V. Bros 3 3 , 3 | Prown E. B. Lookius, Robert Wood, Gerge Chahoan, Col INDIANA. e At the R B AL W o T g b g F e Hoer. “Whiting Grie. | Siepben . 'Smith. J. D, Byerly, Joaso Wiliiams. David N. | 'S¢ ive, Gearge G. Krench, Biins Todd, J. 8. Banders, J. £ | Drisosrrs a7 Lanor.—0. P. Morton, present Governor; WINTER GARDES. B ke e Hacies Brethimbetis seputs Comoans, S Sehur Watson, Sevage Copes, | Conrad Baker, Lieatenant Toors opes st 7, commence at b o wold, W, 8. Clark. Menry T Dawes, the_Congresswany | Kopes, James F. Wilson, Thomas 8. Root, Charles A, Light- ! . Toers b 1 . . ; Paal A Chadbourhe, Joseph Tucker, B P. Whippie, Roilin D e T A e O it o Bk e, 0. Hareh, o {"’f.“.‘l""“;" o srases Socator; ot B 'V'lm;‘:mlip“:n - iaingaisbed | - MrGotthold will make Lis irst appearance this evening raa ) H. Neale, William 8. Tilton, Thowss D. Eliot, Congyessional W. McChesney, Nelson Lindsley, Abram Baldwin, | PECO*0 S5 Finsiey, 40 lion W A B, w. | scldier. . Everitt, Leve, A. J. Haless, A. H. Fianagas, John J. DiErnict DELEGATES --Cyrns M. Allen, Col. Jokn N, Brows, Mr. Gotthold's asting hss stimulated a desire to see wore, Reprosentatives rew the Fiest Distlel) J. C Biaisdell, Oakes | Riobert 0. Crommelin, Giles P.-'Hadfl‘"g;bhm &3 Barnits, 1. M. . es, Joun M. Forbes, Alexander I, Rice, Congressmen; ward Garduer, John Graun! apt. rose Matthews, | jreicer’ Geo. W. Boker, James Tipton, Frenk Brvant, Josbna | Thowns C. Slaughier, 3 brave soldwr daring the war; Jesse | Ho has ine natural qualifications for the stage, and is a Sharies . Sosk, Win. 5. Soaonar, Charies JL Juies T e D s & G E. | Peroival. Stephen &, Crockett, J. b Tgercin, &P T e Patie C: Taniag, Col. Williata McKee Dinn, an | man of taste and eulture, Tho drama in whick he is to o ;rwz’ b.n“;r‘:n un‘mm :v .5:13 B A s G T rem: e xz_ Joseph w%;:‘.‘:k-“n'.n' R. Worrs! 'n:’u“(,l‘-lv‘l-;v)d A .lvnr:" a;lm;: »l: 'ui‘\‘x;l-. ’l'vigmflm.v;k-n. 'numfi J. | appear is n new nl!‘%cllled"’l‘hc Charlatan,” and is the Major-Geveral officer 2 George A 3. R. Dickey, 3 . D Lucas, Mujor Issse Kinley, Hon. John W. Bureas, Ilon. 3 Vi . Mr. bold’ - b5 L D'.,'E,"m'fl"}{:,g 5. uad, B Mot L S R e %.:'"m-k: Ko T, BT Elidane Kiiged Harrison, Col. & P, Oyler, Hon. T. M. Nelaon, Cot T o R L oy B LD 'A. Pond, George L. Sawio, James | B. Williams, Chns, Williams, F. A wa Fincron, O, Fle a1 i AR A e PR ele, Hon. A Ter | Mr. Mark Swith sud Mr. Lewis Baker will open their ) . A (Dt N NEW-YORK THEATER G. Mitchell, John H. M; 3 o R Ay e & Parrieh W. . Hov, Jawe 3 A ) Lewls Darnsteadt, W. G. Lane. - i s to-night. ‘The Mouse has becn reconstructod, and is said J. losept W. Clark, John .Bfi-m, editor Worcesier Spy and sional Representativg Mn“l Eightp District; | Gen. Lieweliyn, ¥, Has . 4, % The soldiers aro aleo well ropresented iu this delogation. | 451 cagant in aspect and very comfortable, The open- _MATTINEE WEDNESDAY, 2§ o cloek. as Cagliostro, the Charlatan, What little we bave scen of 1866. Winston, Fiege, Da Light, Alexander Wheddi rex, O, A, Bartlett, J. M. ligm J, Dews, Major Jobn Yates, Alexa Wal p’? An.::-’g hxfi:,u'r, Wul:A E uhbcbrm. Neow Jersoy followed the example of Massachusetts io send- | D. Gray, Will el Noe v simen from the Nint triot; Alva €. | fng hor ablest men aod best workers 1o this Convention. aerson. G. W, Diilard, Felix Mocre, Winston Parvis, Ed. | Many of the most distisguished orstors of the,State, while | | i is t st of ie k \ Cn# o S 4 3 3 k in ormance 8 to consist of & cowic drama called ’ =' own:;JCu:n Z ““Zfii‘%.}:f%?w%ffi'."'ffm ggx‘ S PENNSYLVANIA. ;:-.«Il 3»!.:;::;[}:;11].:;-:- Jr.l'.“vh rE‘“IiI.'.'\ "l, u;:‘\: F. | sympathizing with the Convention, are prevented from attend- | 61“:]:;1\4 Birthday,” wlich has never yot been acted in I 6. E‘--. A, MoPrail, jr., Jobn 8. Tyler, J. Inger: } Prireares AT LakcE.—Gov. Aodrew G. Cnrtin, Gen. Jno. | Ray,'C. Campbell, G, W. Summers. disunguished 10g on account of the importance of the peading canvass. this city, snd the extravagauza of “‘Lols Montez.” The . djteh, George Everett, George P. Sunger, E. P. Tileston, 'W. Geary, who will be the next Governor; Tlon on Cam- | wiig leader nod lawyer; Reuben Waiton, Henry Propst, WE. TLLINOLS, theatrical company comprises many talented performers, ¢ Crane, Jobu 8 Fariow, Thomas Suerwin, Dusel | srin, ex Secrgtry of War, aad Col. J. W. Forney, editor of | Yot Lucas, Danio) Blosken. Jades g et . sl L | Daincatss.—The Ton. Lymen Trumbail Tsited States | long them being Mr. und Mex. Gomersal, A Hom- | VIR T, ATEST STYLES Alles, P. Fm onathan D. Wheeler, ou b, i " » q anator; 1 2 Me B A o B e ) e hocs | * DIsTaict BELToATon ~Robert . Gl A, C. Raberts,fao- | 58 36 €7 120 R iy he s, Tiehard Yatee Usited Sttes Sunator e | (rer B MO0 U6 PN e, Tho rod dor i ol C)h‘:l:: !a‘lt%n:. D-Bmw!—cmnh James M. Suute, zn‘ll:l nerah-nlé; erl‘L B. Maon, Distriot Attorsey of Phlla- . W . . Wilson Shaffer, an officer of high com- | please to note, so that we may not in have occasion to ARE NOW MADE , Adia Thayer, D. W. Gooch, ex-Congressmau. olp! k’ €0. cnn%,, gru,s;:nm-&.& l?m’l Eldndss There will be o full delegation from ths State in the Cos- | mand durisg the war; tbe Hon. , Inbam, the Hon Joho | refer to the fact, that the New-York Theater is situated ¥ ot ouly the iatellect but the wealth of the Republiocn party pukey, Markon Kardlet, Beuben b, o oo .ee: | Yoution, bt sush s the terrorisn existing ia some connties o Gen Stephen A. Horlbart, o division commander | opyosite the New-York Hotel, being the grim granite Massachusotts is reprosented in this liet. arren Cowles, Samuel Orwig, T. 7. loghatn, Goo. Thomas J. | that tho delegates were seleeted by secrot coaventlons, and o Yy ng e e o Hasi ol Allan C. Faller, Ge. | edifice that was oneo Dr. Osgood's church. Wo have o ‘/ i I 'IGH' l ' Sk btamcd mnm'.‘““ AR Jordm :)‘.m yn. e mmp!‘:::l “;‘:g:.‘r; publisk the names of some of these tried mea would ooly | an officer d{'fifi,' the. “.l.riy '.r,. l,:, l;,,,. ,‘;‘" ,& ,,-; M Jl“: fi.é‘:'i;l",'; xllh: l:ll l;pecdlly become one of the most popular ¥ - ; f . . Gen. ey, DL Hough, eaq., the Hon. Job; . B R e s iatier, Gon Wm . Kotaiz, Cop: | bring upon them increased persecution, Among the disls- | ssq,, Gen. Wiliam Blracy, DL Houel g, 60 S1ee. Joka (SRR ey LW BRADLEY'S Black, e8q., Col. A. C. Babcock, the Hou. George I Lergen, sre, Haerting and Metiua will open this theater to- " . R Hawley, tton, ex-Govervor; William A. Q. 8. Ferry, Ul ‘“‘ cording to States Sevator elect; A. H. Holly, 3. Governor, G, W. 27 $w.l£, v{ lgifla‘fli u's"hln fi‘"{fu ex-member of Blavery wan, and always prowiuest in ke pulitios | Robert Do R, L N Kesng. W T e ot Tyron Latl. Tho followiog. Gelogates | Goo. James S, Mariin, the Hon C. A Teealer e Hog. Gue | 16 oid custom, ond. then will bo prosented the Gerum s Toerner. os.Goyersor and Eow leader of the Gernsd | tomeds of * Der Beste Ton” (Tho Best Style), by Charles 3 R —_ Tuopas Hoge. H. C. o~ [ q-m;tmmud“u Andiey Begwpe, Thopes nalt ch the Unioniste % id, Cigiied 4, Bri Howsrd | & F" \S90E, . Bobudtet, Philio M. Staltz doseph Moore, | from thoso countles in which the Unionisth are numerous | yiyio, Repablicans; tho Hon. Thomas Quick, the Hon, James | 1, E ' Kiug, John L. Hill, Hen: , A. H. Fraueiscus, : ) P Toepfer. We learn with pleasure that the company of ha.u Ty Y, ranel enough not to be overawed, can bo pablisbed Frickett, the Ho. Thomas Ridgeway. Gml:m‘ playecs be g gt v ;"fl{m“ Y i Hensy | fie House kingham, ex Governor; | S0 SR 0 e awitt, D. W. Woods; Dr, It, 8. Huat, | guished delegates sro Dasiel R. Goodloe, au origh = gfl‘“ Wiors, Gen. . H. Grierson, of caviry fame; | might. Mr. Haerting will deliver a prologue CELEBRATED A , Ortorp, S wmes Porier, Robert M. Evans, Samtel Armstrong, Job 9 s o Coe 0"",:-,::c"",..,§:;‘2:3“; e By C: Bapar, Jiion T Allison, Win, 3 T White, | Wesbingies County—J, W, TWyuze, B 1. W ol e "Tue pbove st alsg gntalos masy oldiers’ names. Sehelier." he statement that_ Mr. Bogumil Dawison has Thomat Dutton, Thowas Dickson, C. Thompson Jouss, E. G. | AT § "0 e 3 Phetps, J. A, Wilkob. e WIBCONBI boen engaged hereis untrue. We trast, however, that the DUPLEX E] I IPTIC mothy Howe, U. 8. 8en- | eminent teagedian will not depart unseen, Onee more we 1t Hoo, Jemes Lioyd Green, Judge Charies . : ’ \ | Grean, Judge Charies | 8000 ock, R A. Carnases, Joka F. Dravo, Gen F. 1L Col. | B Ctiseo et N e T A o H00ENR: Wiliam A Ccagrtuge, Jno. | ler. Lfi,,’,',.-“;g‘ ”g&,,,{’;‘ L, Tace. 3 Niomkling, | Sore/vrs Poeey =0, = FUo% Wikm 3 Gbeatri®nd M54 s G, Fuirehiié, e Hon, Walter Meludoc, Membor of | eommoud the Thalia Theater to the attention of those who oy s, N G, Fllsbree, vi Hubbell, sdinire Gorman drama sud the Gerwa style of dramatic ntative in ourth Dis- . 8. Mull, A 8. Cadwalla S - - & " e B8, e, Fra R ohac f,”'é;:'fiig' Ry N, S A o Wottihion: | i atate il be sieo reproscaied, but the Dierwicr Duorgare—Gen, Halbert . Paine, Mowberof | o, B0 : ) ] reproscu same ressons | Cangress, O, 1. Wakda, the Hap. C. C. Shoies. Col. B. L But- [ 8% 0 00 came time, soy a good word for the new (Or Double Spring) . L. Rann, the Hon. James T, o H."Rucher , James Cbatham, Dr. 8. D, Moredith, W, | which forbid us publishiog the names of the delegates fro % E el L. sal Representative fro (g | 5 sgehtt R : R L. MoCleln, D . Derrickaon, 5. G. | North Carolina apply Yo Bouth Cargling. . ™| A O e Cassiday, B B Hale, the Hon. David | German tragedian, Mr. Otto Guttman, who will to-night Krick, E. B, B. Brower, W. B, Mallen, J, C, Kgukle, W. W. GEORGIA. , kios, Major J. M, Bingham, Gen. | appear at the . Allen beg, the Hon, J. H. STADT THEATER. L] Alw s wil be represented by a delogation headed by G, | Thomas 8, Allen, the Hon, burn avd Henry G. Cole, Unionists of an uncow: | Roustree, tho Hon. Alleu Worden, the Hon, J. H. Warren, Mr. Guttman's engagement will be but brief, as he is Distrlot; & 7. Busl, Job W. Thayer, G. W. Tusiinglon, 028 | jqes, i, Jouss Brooke. James Sil. Col, C. b. Rogers, Jobn tripe. Itvs boped that the Hon. Joshaa Hill | the Hon. 8. 8. Wilkinson, tbe Hon, Win. E. Smiih, the Hon. | angugod as stuge director in one of tho New-Orleans Ger- K. !'Iur‘i J. C. Flenikep, Jobn J, Patterson, D, 8. Baker, RHODE ISLAND. Wi p e aatie A7 LARS-Hon Win. Sgeagus, U, 8. Senator; | Wi M. Sewart, I P [lcbion 4. C Hamilon, famoel Pat: | promistag denry B. Authony, U, 8. Senstor; Hop. Thomas A. terson. M. B. Fry, James Mehafley, Nathanisl Meyer, John | wili be preseu! F. H. Gallowny, the Hos. W. H. Rawsey, the Hou. J. A. | 1R Gor Sng inust soon depart thither. He is re- M. Mark, J. W, Fuller, E. J. Moors, A, C. Simpson, R_Het- ALABAMA. Beatley, Col. Orin Hatch, Dr. L. 1. Carr, Gen. I 7 Sweet, p‘:‘" 1 ta be & man of uncommon learning, and en actor | THEY Wil net BEND e BREAK like the Single Sprinks, bot will PRESERVE their PERFECT sd GRACEFUL SHAPE, wheze thres or four ordinary skirts bave been THROWN ASIDE a1 USELESS. They are the most ELASTIC, FLEXISLE asd He will play a round of leadiug char- Congress from the First District; i B, Mont Towis b "ol e R Dison, Heprescatative in the samo body from | 5}, J. B; Mooteomery, Lowhs Tugh, oL W 3 Movers, | Tho Untonlsts of Alabama will also have their quota fo the | the Hon. George Gary, tho Ilon. E. L. Brown: ke Distr. z roeide, 2 pSe ks M'Junkin, 8. 1L Mil- ' P had 1o leave the Btat T Kimball. 11 Hon. Joseph arris, J. D, Markhaw, Gen. J. | of superior abili - ot Mo Gen, . . Borusii tresent Gov. | 19 Rotica, 1. O, Hiteer, Wiliam Mistcr Sursn L. | Serouus f b lopaty M. . Saflord, eowinent lawyer, e+ fton. M. A. Ralton. the Hon. J. G. Thorpe, Capt. | dcters iu tragedy. sror; Wi, Greane, Licutenant S"‘"“‘:’.a"a‘.'-?."v"."sfia e, Jaoob & Kriedler, ¥. & Hae, AT, Andereca, J. Ry | 4ad quoted by the Kebel ress asbeing an intacatial was, o | DoW.C. Wileon, the Hon, A. & McDll, Charles Seyuour, BARNUM'S MUSSUM. 9 . B Larcoube will e this delegation. Al of these gentlemon aro leaders of the party lu Wisconsio. Mr. Barnum will inaugurate the regular season at the = 5 ST . Ol o 7. Mo ‘DELpcaTes.—Hon. Soth Padeltord, Hon, Amos C, 2 , John Ceston, T. C. Bunell, Willlsm MISSISSIPPL - -day. Bulw tton’ ¢ of * ) A goars Mon. Boh Reddord, Tion e, | Xjgemp, W. T, Bugheer, M, W, Aarter, & P. Johgson, | _wo bavo sosn noliaaf e deleguios from his St and Many were officers of the Union Army. Mossum,to-day.” Bulwer Tyiion's comadyof *Monsy N N ). 18, G. V. Lawrence, John Hall, Henry Hice, i MICHIGAN. pe! plece. . ' W. Clarke is stuge- | DURABLE SKIRT MANUFACTURED. They COMBINE Com- ‘m. “'m~h‘;."- C. C Ven Zaudt Georgo IL Hor. | gumac) Allen, Thomas E. Coobran, Christian Colter. o osmesqnedly thisk e publication of the names is withheld |y oL e Gov. 1. H, Crapo, Hon. Z Manager, Mr. Levick, whose success in the West we G. Jarard, Ho. dakin 3 Reyolds, Rer. 0uen T. | Beveral of the counties have appointed delegates. Among e g o LOUISIANA. tor, Hou. T dll.."i'ln;“-n:‘ U. 5. Benutor, Gen. 1.:»1: :n'-u-d.flll IRSPPISE 0 8 Hage w)ln'ere #u was .1‘-.,’;. fort, Dursbility and Economy, with that ELEGANCE of SHAPT 4 Jarrie, 094 "Thomes 4. W / 1or In cbie! roit Post, Hop. F. C. « favorite, A large number of players has been engaged. b i on. ign--:.. o Saens W. Choroh, Ho: 'w""lw““ Alleghaay, which sent the followiog strong dele- | Thie Stato wil he re il e ool D Cougress—ilon. Charles Tpion the s, Hop 3. M. Long 4» Theress,or the, Or lan of Geners” aud - The Loue which bus made the * DUPLEX ELLIPTIC” the S Bowtn. ; ece, Johu MacMair, lato Superlutendent of Eduoa- | YOI 00, ey, ¥, Dot the ou. & Trew. | House on the Bridge’ arein reheatsal, A female drummer 8 Bakn o o Bttty E I aet T | TR A kel g, Ok J MD, Cran, s . oy, lae Freedmen'sComminonsr,sad okbers | 1 o o {,‘,“;,&,. & %-.T"k .!-';. e '%- i to appearto-day, aud the exbibition hals uro 0 opon sa STANDARD SKIRT sonsidered aa able delegntion. tive Committee; Capt. M. W. Deltrboover. Col, dames M. Seoni 7 érry Hanngh, Man ’ 1 ach: 3 i ooper, Gen. Ae or, Giles B. Slooum, Thomas sy, Joln M. Lamb, M. B MISCELLANEOUS NOTES. MIDDLE STATES. o G i ooty 8 Dt Ao, 090 the | Alhengh the rouchs agd bitterest tesiiors besih, 30 199 | Wileax, J. X Tenny, Albert Wit E L. Giray. Freds. | Miss Lacoste made ber sccond appearance at the OF THE FASHIONABLE WORLD, R ok B, Pengey, Speaker of Blate Senkte, Irono. Jeneh, 0t | Do eint Ine o in Tallahesso ou the L, they e aler, Geos W. Perry, W. H. Tirown, J. W. Tillnan, | Franoh Theater as Debors, on Saturday, and will repeat the bt Chas. W, Batchellor, Capt. John H. Stowar, Jae. May. | Dok defoat 1he objeots of the patrlots, or they met sabORdueRlly | Morgan Bater Geo, T. Shaffer; Samuc) & Looy, Oob W, Lu | perfurmesce le-marrow evening. This POPULAR SKIRT ls UNIVERSALLY RECOMMENDED e g o shall, esq., the Hoo. James i and siscied the following delegaies o the Pillidoipbla Cou | foughton, . W. Sanborn, J. J. Wagler, E.1. Pensiman, 0. . | “Wallgek's Theater bas been closed, and will so ro- B W, Liutoer, A B, Holt:o| ooy I8 O ocks, The compesy assombles to. | b7 the FASHION MAGAZINES wd OPLNIONS of the PRESS , Mujor A. M. Brown, W, d The gentlemen who represent the Ewpire State are so well | b1 i 'enq., fhe Hon. James Fonch &h Yontion; 8. L. Gallowsy, Wi, Ward, Jawmes M. Lasdrom, J. | %000 E' 6, Humphre; 4 : - , Col. Joseph Browne, | \v. Redding, Bryant Stripling. Dr. J. F. Mowe, James M. | tyifil Geo W, Kmown that it Js unpecessary to give avy more then their | Thomas Steel. u%""ol.‘ William Phillips, Gen. James 8. | Underwood. Capt. Daniel "Bell Rev. Henry Bioir, Alexander f."..aé'.f_' ‘33;‘)’:: lxn:-'.fdl{ 'S an Velkenburg, Col. Melvin | 3¢ 'however, aud a now comedy is to be put at ouce in rehear- M. Holmes, Frank T. Eddy, GENERALLY. Negley, Jacob H. esq., Gen. A. L. Poarson, Joseph D ) ) Bawes. J Bell, Hon. P. Fraser, Calvin L. Rob Mewbers of the o . Dilwortb, Alexander Bradley, esq. ] 4 Nathautel Bacon, Col. J. J. Richardson, Col. Thow, Saylor. iy 4 DrincATes AT LARGE.—Senators Morgan and Harris. A 3 National Representative Exeontive Comwitiee; John W, ott, Cl - . 4 Niblo's Garden will be opened for the regular season WHOLES. the Exclortye Msnufacturers snd Sole - i v the Hon ivaddeus Stevens, the | 3ice s it Comien, . W Trgmpssn. fepry G Wail G- | SR Wimr: Col'F, Deaper, W X Mecomne, 81 | A0 Wk 000 iaek Crook aad the greas | A1 VHOLEALE B . Ferguson, g . et Troupe. Owners of the PATENT, Turner, A. 8. Gaylor, T. D, weeay, L. Porter, A, 1L, Turper, he Hunlon Brothers commence a grand gymnastic en Col, N, Church, | tournament to-day at Irving Hall. ‘The principal” gymnasts G. 11, | of New York and Brooklyn will pirticipate in the exercises. onster “Many of the County Conventions wbich have been beld dur- | Toa. Thomas E. Fraakiiv, 4. Hoo. Smith aud tne Hon. John ) Tagihe past thres days appolated delogaten o the Convention, | BURbOm L\ n s 0 gan B T i oot wive S Side- | SoTr: 3 Y oy, The following | Bonpangh, Dr. George Balley, the Hon. A. unkle, Aaron | by President Johnson for those of disloyal men, T. Avory, Thomas D. WESTS, BRADLEY & CARY, Hon. emaine, 0. P. Kinn % WAMR" 2 x}u, “ABaee Finte, Thbesce A- e Heary Stelleyberger, Johu J. Clyde and G ‘William P. Siane, 8. Kirty, L. Bradley, I, 8. Higby ams. o e b S oo 4. b, Cul & emonder Jeh | 150 Phlldelphi Borain T end tho olloingsodors: | Y1110 ok J. B. Lauteid, Fye Jiohenioss, ond E. L. Dodge, T e DB Kl g ojor I 0. | 4 yanens will have mo reguiar delegation, but sbe will be Dut the mails bave failed to bring s & full list. | “"W’ o e the names g0 chosen, as far as we can learn Frank William Coider, Wiltiam J, Kobioson,” W. P " oy ajor R. K. Robbins, Charl John C. . Re o, G. J. . - | _The “Lone Star” Stato will be represented by Gov. A. J. | A, ‘Westbrook ' Divine, Col. D, Prizes are to be awsrded 10 SBAtour gymoasts - editor of 73 | Boyer Major J, Rehror, Col. G. J. Hammel MajorX, G Sav: | sramilton, Lorevso Sverwood. who ruftered almost martyrdon N, W, 1L, Witnington, Amos Koof. J. s taiugiiele DAYS Mib0e & vory' suspis WAREROOMS sud OFFICE, et for i loyalty, Geo, W. Pascall, aud others whose Dames are | &, Conant, John Culvert, flumnu‘"u'n , W. H. Broe olons vommencement at the Fifthave. Opera House, 'fl. Nos. 97 CHAMBERS aad 79 snd 81 READE-STS,, Now-York. nover, B, W. Barker, C won Stewart, David B, 18 & good one, and the enterial; . B. Hanchett, V. P. Collicr, Levi Baovn, Col, John M, S::-l’:nn’d nmm;‘ ChrTr e o B Dillioghat, O. L Case, Alaason Sheley, D, - o B, D, O e o eYome | Madame Ristori is now on her way to this eity. A J. F. Cor Also, AT WHOLESALE by the LEADING JOBBERS. Conuty. ''W. C. B-vaut Tsano H. Cecks. I ‘orporal Jolm Tomlinson, Col E. R Bil 3B ] Charie, Lever, Ju;;::. T Moore, 1o Tradford !vm"u-ynrum. Lieut f(uyhn ajor G. ;(, represented by some of hex loyal sous in the Norih. R Eadepme| < MREAIN N el W, &, McGont, Waletcad . Frost, Somvel M. Titus, | Macuire, Private Jobn M. Leceb, Gen. J. K. Marphy, Dr 8. —_—— > K. Re B, Welker. R. Strickland, E. O. Grosvenor spatc 'x‘y ?“ ru; l: “x'e'|" the Ist of September. an- es’ Rider, William _Vbrauer, Lathem M. Tegger, Henry | B. W. Mitchell, Col. James J. , Major . DeDuok, BORDER STATES, Jobw' A, Kerr, I . Wells, ¥. W. Curtonuis, A, Somsions, H. ounces tho sailing of the Pereire from Brest with the great “Walters, W. Do , Heury Pearsall, James A. Jobs- | Lieut. Johu Sage. Capt, J. M, Dutler, Capt. N. B, Biegs, Capt, 4 W, A, Howard, L. A. Duncan. Towneeud Nortn | e . a - N - s Jumes Winslow. Wm. romus Wiltsie, | . 8, Cupt. X. W, Bach, Col. . Worreli, Capt. J, 2 NI . A, Butler, E. N. Gl ,, Cob F v \ "“‘N;‘on. 3. W, e Tevster, W- W ‘Hageman, George | Ko Storie, ' Gon. Louls Wi v, Privato Willam ‘Griir. | DriroaTEs—Govenor Boreman, Seuators, Willey and Van 4, Col. Grast, J. W. Childs, 8. M. €Cutcheon | NLW LIGHT . NEW STORL! L\Ew (1001)8! REDLCED PR]CES Jetrne, George Parker, Gilbert Bently, Herrrick Thor, | hMJnu_mWi!lm!uM. Lieat, ¥. K. Duke, Msjor Joka Lock- | Wiokle, and B. F, Harrls, D Lighburn and 10WA, o B et Suother. (Porte Crayon) Meors | Dersares ar Lance—Tie Hon. James Harlan, ex-Sscre. _ Great Improvement and Revolution fn Kerosene Lights ! .mm'lkhl"'t‘l: De: 3‘"‘“’ W, R“ 0nlh0«)zge }._II:. EE opt ¢ on Augastos Allen, the . George T. Rider, the Rev. J, sbove delegation comprised of f the oldest men | GUNIUE the war, e Hos tary of tue Interior, Wm Peun Clarke, Chief Clork of that ovbing. of Dutchess County. T. prised of some of the oldest men | gurivetho war, The o B M Bipe s, e eiruny | DT avien, Col. 7. 1. Raukin, and Thouas F, Withtsrow s of West Forms. Gen | una most indefati West) gable workers in the Republican party of y 8 o E. Maxwell, G W. Birong. and Mr. Butler, of Westoboster Cousty. Eéau s S0y SRl Srmten Sk ','"‘,!" Bdwin Maxwel Georkd |~ pye distriet delozatos have not been appointed yet, at e Eémund Bimmonf, Thomes J. lial, Robert, Rogers, Mo " MeGrew, Natbun Guff, o Aridp A. Smith, Dr, Mowbray, Ebenezer G. Parrott, Ed- DELAWARE. D. . Piunell, aud Ge, 8. D. Karcs, the names have not been jublished if they bave been selected. A Bounee, Guorge K. v, Bidward ¥, Mo wni | Devroures —A, B Smitiorn exSeeretary of Siate andex | KENTUCKY. . KANSAS. I V ES’ P Q T l‘}NT l 4 I‘IPS Beien 'of Suffolk County. Joseph Baucus, W. A. | Congressmnn J. H. Adams, John Alderdico, T. B, Courtsey, REEGATES AT LARGE. —James Speed, ex_Attorney General; & ;. 408 Lewis B Swith, of Raratogn: Jobn Stewast, of | Benjamin Burton, and Jacob Moore, ail thorough L omriee: | e Hov. Hobers o Breghiaridge, toe dist Tl Dt | s Mgt of 1o¢ Kansas delogation Ins not yot bean pob ’ vented. New Houses farnisbed completo and old-fachioned Lampe iiproved o superseded by = of the Coi- MINNESOTA. Tho sAVES?, wost CONVENIZT a0d BFAUTIFUL, wnd in every wey the mast Lamp ever fu Folten; §. P. Heath, of Montgomery; sod David ¥ e of Sclunectady. Col. Alonso Ferguson, Capt. C. - SOUTHERN STAT| Hon W aylor—(all of whom bave stood between s N STATES. T. Worthington 3 T, ke, | pPrasaTes_Gen, I T, Averi i Hon. € D, Suffien. The: ) T without SmAD Soboberie Conuty. Judge Jobn A. Porter of the ——— Ry “5 wh.ll‘:m(".fi"fif.l:' o et l: 4k 3 "‘:‘Iw}} Jd.“).j_w'l sy, the lion, 1. 1% They can be FiLLep, Taivyep and LIGETED (as quickly a8 gas) removing the & or GLOBE, ou ppesls, nud Frederick Dousius of Rochester. MARYLAND, Black, Colenel W, P, Thomassos, the Hon, C. F. Bu Wi .-]m: Sicaber o Gone e oy ‘fiml}illl CriMN»Y or BURNER. ‘Lbe following sre the New-York City Distriot Delogates: ELEGATES AT LAROE —The Hon. J. A.J, Cresswell, the | Coloncl 3. M. Barnes, the Tlom, E. R. Weir, 0. P, Johnson, J. S “Wilkineo 1, ex Unisel 8t u“;‘“ - We haye tie largest and most desirable stock in the city of new and elegant lnmps, decorated shades, cot globes, ke. (tmported and of our Fyst, DisvlelMeterdes, Hirem Wolbrtigs, Br patriotie snecessor in t:¢ United States Banae to Gor. Hicks 3 Lowrs, J. Q. Ovsiey. Gea. " Wouls K 1. Wiateraaith, H and C A Tonnard: he Hom. C. A Whenton, | ewn make); aleo, s large varlety of ssue, Col ¥. 8, Capt. Joseph C. evlly, e e L Themas ¥ shoe's teroeh Unios Win Siewert, G o, . 1, Naoah ud tho . Buimue | 73§ bk, o i . Rogom: Lowia o, o, | 1TALIAN EROSE CHADULIERS AND BAACKRES JANGING AND TABLE LAMPS, PATENT FEEDER-BURNERS, P~ m fih ifging, Toomsn Mo | raa and membér of Co Toda Lee Chapi Dieynics Desaktie ol T, I Pyirioigh, Wiliam B. Bay. | P G- Sefllock. KEROSENE GUODS-OF ALL KINDS, E7C, ETC. - , Jamen Fo A i , Ire H. Totuill, Geo, | Mayor of Balumore; Geu. Denvison, & brave ofilcer in nap, Col. H. T. Burge. Licut.-Col. Charles Gill. Ca; C. ¥ e har e Helieving that & honse in the countzy should be ss thoronghly provided with lamps as a house tn the city with ges, we are prepared Toompaon. Puiilip §; Ogliehis, David Abbey, Wor. Covian, | Iaie war; C. C. Futgn. editor of The dmerican, (he lealing Hare, A, B. Semple, Willam P, Bevedict, David L. Beatt THE PACIFIC STATES. faraieh svety 100m sompiete with Hs sppeopeiste lamp safely swared fo iés proper plece, thes doing ewny Witk VSIS espe, which beve Hours Darey. warth District—Jackson 8, Schultz Jobu C. b Siate; Suwuel Y. Graham, George A. Seads, | D. Sp ‘iy.s, ., Dr. P. W. Colscots, B. F.'Avery, Martis 1 ror— proved s a.n..m-m'umm«..mo.lw’ AT Ly nd Alfred ur, ‘in Bageenn, J, M. Armetrong, Jokn Homire, ‘ CALIFOENIA, ! Nothing 1 more exeential ts @ good light than Good o1 For the benefit of purchasers of our lampe, we offer for stle the very best article D. € McRoer, | roude. 1y rofned, partiaily doodorlacd, wasranied puze, and about e¢ cheap an otbers sel oil mised with benalue, Plaln and painted De1.gaTes—Seoators Couness and Col Wi, Ligby and Joln Bidwel the v ongress, Froderick Reiltings, Richard Chenery and Mooes |~ wyygupaat wnd Rerais DALRRS, 6nd Faxizies porchasiog for privato use, hrea Bembard of canof J, by Jobn. W. Britton, Thomes Lij(l, Rybert . | Samao M. Evane, o Mace. jor, IL G Beutt, w d.nfln. ’i"’"‘"‘fifffi;?fi”" drisnce, Dierier DegeAtis—The Hon, Jfecod Tome, H.ma R. | T. Martin, John Frv, Dr, D. J. Gritiiks, R C Gwatkmey, G. ouis ot v, with of without cocks. ¥ "-"1“ o “~Jucob M. Pater. | Torber, J . 3 . 3 , Joseph E. Weer, John K. Thompeon, the Rev, Baurmaa, M, W, Ilawes, Christian Stege, Robert "-., breldf, (‘T?R&z."g:_ #mlnp'{ ard € hambers, Cortis Divis, Essksel Cowgill, Danicl T. Oom, | seph W, Calyert, Joseph Sero, Autbony W isgr, Wiliam WV 0. ot s sor, | William D). Gallnghet. Austin Dapuy, W, 8. Haguo. De. James | Elfls are lovited to examine our stock. DESCRIPTIVE CINCULARE o 3 S8 vert to ll spplicauts, with Illastrations, Prices, teatiuontals, ke. S ith, Eli'Tavior, Thos. Adriance, “fi,‘:m"‘ wn-'xum' . ,32'{'! X | 8 La J W. ele, ‘ , 8. Chawbetland, €. \f. Folvom, C. A. Zain, 8. 4. McK over, | 1s g xR e - | B 'i'n%"“‘ J O A TR . Steele, NEVADA. g Lotas Little. ""g,‘:;"‘“ i N By Fiah s | sy, Cape. % M. Have ¥. C. Smith, J sw. | Vo Vai Pelt, Hugh W, Adiis, L. L. Pigkerton usd DrrxoaTEs - W, WoTookbe, Joal ") . B o Enet. Pt L oy, J McGanigie, W Wwall, Ienry Sto Ige, | Hontan, YBrion Jonn 3 Bl o - g 3 & v P i Bvers Y brew Lucia Tobizson ‘li‘fii"{.l:fi.fi Sobi Berrony Juie o) io Lond Archibald Sterling, If,l TENNESSTE. B s oos bows R issems o tueh Tt JULTUS TVES & Cow Nowd ummmw“d’ J Robest M. Bond, ‘Capt. Wi, T, Falibiu, Ssmuel T, Haiob, | DerrastsamGar. W, G. Browalow, Krcxville, the Hoa. A | wy. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN KEROSENE GOODS GBNERALLY