The New-York Tribune Newspaper, September 28, 1866, Page 5

POLITICAL. 4 - NEW YORK STATE UNION TICKET. E FENTON Chauntrugoa; L. WOODFORD, Kings, N T. HAYT, Steuben; HAMMOND, Essex. Nov. 6. —Hon, 8T sor~tien. JOILN Licouon, Tuesd; sr Canal Com. or Prison Inspe w-) ORK. HAML. HARRIS, Chsirma. Secretary. Fruday, Sept. 28. The Hon TRA HARRIS, THORNELUSVILLE. — § (g STEWART L. WOODFORD. 1 D RO, SIDNEY, HoNTNeToN.—} [(iiN 0. MOTT, esq. WarERvizLE.~Toe Hon. ROSCOE CONKLING. Armon —Hop. THOMAS G. ALV BaLo! viLLe. - The Rev. B, J. IV Saturday, Sept. 29. Oxeioa~The Hon, ROSCOE CONKLING, " Gen. ¥11 WART L WOO! ; Wansw— GO T W, CONWAY. M, V. WALLACE, esq. TRONG, erq. Roomesrek —Gen. CHAS, 1. VAN WYCK. :!m - The hal'[, 'I(fil('oli ‘D C’l“l:‘ 3. 100LxTOWN —The Hon. X 1 Gien. HIRAM WALBRIDGE. Larriesn HawL, DRoostay { I STEWART L. WOODFORD. Bixouamron. —PATKICK COKBETT, esq. day. Oct. 3. Avsuny.—The Hon, LYMAN {"F.MA]N- 1T Geu. C. N X CK. H. VAN WYCK. iveRnmaD.—~Cion, STEWART L WOODFORD, i iR G. NOBLE. day, Oct, 3. AT L. WOODFORD. L ¥ AN WYCK. L NTER — KLING. SlaraTrox.—PATRICK COR L esq BUTLER 0. NOBLE. =y The Il New RoousLE— § judoy 11 8. LASAR of Missouri. "hursday, Oct. 4. 840 HARROR—Gen. STEVARY L. \WUODFORD. Fi VAN WYCK, ‘T Hom, ROSCOF. CONKLING. The Hou. E. D. CULVER Friday, Oct. 5, ROSCOE CONKLT TARKY1OWN. K wrda 6. €. H. VAN WY | STEWART L. WUODFORD. Monday. Oct, § zooox.— §{ : The Ho. CONKLING. warezrowsi— § 08 Ko WART L. WOODFORD, W ednesday. Oct. 10 The Hon. ROSCOE. CONKLING. Gen, C. H. VAN WYCK. Borawo—§ s ILLINOIS. GRAND UNION RALLY OF THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC—SPERCHES OF GEN. LOGAN, SENATOR WILSON AND OTHERS. Special Dispatch to The N, Y. Tribune. CHICAGO, Thursday, Sept, 27, 1866, The graudest Union rally in the North-West was ex- peeted to take place at Rock Island yesterday, under the auspices of the *“ Grand Army of the Republic,” but the woality has far surpassed the most sanguine hopes. Gen. J.ogan was the hero of the day, and to him it seemed to ahe soldiers impossible to do to) much honor. He arnved By the boat on Tuesday cvening, and was received and escorted to his hotel with overy demonstration of en- thusiastic weleome. At9 o'clock he was serenaded by military bazds, and responded with a brief but very elo- quent address e thousand veterans from Illinois and Jowa, representing a large number of regiments, were jized \n wilitary colums uuder the tattered bunners they had triumphuntly borne through the deadliest strug- gles, and this splendid brigade was formally reviewed by Gen. Logan, Gen. Harding, Gen. Nickles, Gen. Leak, nad Col dsley in the presence of 30,000 applauding Bpectators. After the review, the soldiers of the grand army of the Fepublic marched o their pment in & beautiful grove, about a mile from the Court-House, on the Caw- Gen vosd. Camp guards were posted, and the diffcrent yegimental flags were unfurled in a line in front. In the Fear of the cacampment the platform was erceted, where he speaking was to take place. The proceedings at the stand were comm need with & few introductory remarks £om Gen. Lieak, who was introducad by Capt. Blackburn, Chairman. Capt. Biacl then brought up Gen. Logan, who presented ihe issues in detail in an bour's speech of amarked ability. He closed awid the most intguse applause and enthusiasm. After mnsic the Chairman introd from Massachus. S r Wilse an by remarkin, Tuat little cou ¢ him to utter after the speec vho had just spoken to thel sympathy. He had boen great in couneil and great in war. There were a arms re- willion of soldiers at home to-day, before ellon went down; but Rebellion then conguered prostrate, is 2ow as defient against the Government and principles for which we fought as when the arch chief's ahrone was in Richmond. ‘or this Andrew Johuson is yesponsible. This is on the lipe of all patriots. It Andrew Johnson who could vot command a vote that we deposed the true and tried Ham! he Senator spoke for an hour with sole pestness and seathing invee- tive and was here was a maguifice ing by wen. Hardiag, A ; ASSEMBLY. Truaca, Tompkins Co., Sept. 25.—The Republican Qonvention to-lay nominated John H. Selkrog, editor of The Ithaca Journal, aud & recently decapitated por’ snaster, for Member of 1y for Tompkins Count* DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION ' THE XXXIST. DISTRICT. = 27.—The Democrats and conservatives al District, eonsisting of the as in Convention son A. Risley of BUrraALo, Sept. of the XXXIst. Congressic counties of Cattaraugus and Chautauqu to-day, 8t Dunkirk, nominated Hn Chautauqua for Congress, = OLITICS IS OTV X gy 5;.«- on the 27th at the little Jramlet of Mount Fope to alvt 200 hearers. 1is address Swas directed principally ¥ Reyp .vluvnu:‘ evidently with the intention of winaing?Oles 0 the Johnson party. He talked of the injustice #:0 cruelty of punishivg the Unien uen of the South wit? the Rebels by exeluding them from ‘Congress, but forge’ 10 mention that the Southern Union e all on 1 side of thio Radicals. There are threo aus in the township—one holds the The Hon. C. H. W . A et :};,ofl,fl ]f,‘&.’,‘f‘-l Kevenue Collector, and another wants the offico of sehooi Superintendent, whieh he cannot get oo thie Resublicans in this Copperhead District. | AN/THER DENUNCIATION OF RAYMOND. E Mr. Driel Knower, who siens himself “Conservative Delegasi from 8¢ e County to the Albany Conven- e idently considers it bis duty to apply the forceps Ms Raymoud. 1 he conld have bis way, that gentle. map would be left in no condition to masticate his d T utter with satisfaction. Mr. Knower has been * sur- ased s pained” by reading the articles in The New- Zovk Times on the bybrid wovement. He reaches this g s e ——————————— dore T. Frelinghiysen, and Gen. George M. Robeson. It was large and ephusiastic. © ESEX COUNTY PRIMARIES. This evening tie primary meeting of the Union Repub- lican Party will bo held in the different districts of New- ark, Orange, to the County (onvention which will ba held at Orunge on Wednesday nxt, October 3, to nominate State Sens- tor, Assembly min, Sberiff, Corover, &c. The Usion men of Essex Cotnty are fully awake. RENOMINATON OF THE HON. A. J. ROGERS. The Hon. A. J. Rogers was on Wednesday renominated for & third term by the 1Vth Congressional District Con- vention at Patersoa, He received 105 votes on the joint ballot, and the novination was immediately made unan- imous amid the greatest acclamation aud applause. An immense mas meeting was held at Continental Hall in the evening to ratify the action of the Convention. J. Daggott Hunt, A. J. Kogers and others delivered addresses GREAT MEETING AT NEW-BRUNSWICK—SPEECHES OF THE HON. k. T. FRELINGHUYSEN AND THE HON. JOHN DAVIDSON. £ Notwithstanding tho very heavy rain and severe storm of Wednesday evering, Greer's Hall, in Now-Branswick, was filled to its utmost capacity; not with boys or the ladies, but solid voters, intelligent citizens. ~The Hall was packed, the aisles, doorways, windows and platforms, were cach and all crowded, hundreds of citizens standing throughout the entire me«ting, which lasted till 105 o'clock p.m. The Hoisery Bras Band was stetioned upon the platform and performed with great credit. Considering that this is an amateur company, they deserved the highest praise. The Hon. Fredk. T. Frelinghuysen was the first speakor. It i8 unnecessary to fay—for all know who have heard him—that his specch was an able and eloguent de- fense of Congress, a masterly argument agaiust the “one- man power."” He urged his hearers to rewember the mag- nitude of the question, and closed his addres swith a flattering allusion to the candidate for Congress, John Da- vidson. Ho was loudly aud warmly applanded. The oha Davidson of , the candidate for Con- gress, was then iutroduc He was received with the warniost cothusinsm, Mr. Davidson’s speech was an un- sparinz and scathing review of the Johuson I Philad lphia Conveution, holding up the absurdities and the address in such a light that any John- o ashamed to believe he followed sed tho Constitutional amend- oi] 118 bearings, and closed bis speech with a pero- auty, force and eloquence. During the de- livery of Mr. Davidson's remarks the audience several times broke out i s applause. It is needless to say that New-Bran atistied with her caudidate for C bim, us he richly deserves, o mos ot A MISSOURL CONSERVATIVE NOMINATION IN THE IXTH CONGRES- SIONAL DISTRIOT. The Conservatives of the IXth of this State yesterday uo ted ngress. ONAL NOMINATION IN THE IST DIS. TRICT On Monday last the cal Uniomsts of the Ist Dis nominated for Congress, the Hon. Wm 1o Lis speech before the Convention, he accepted the noma 1d prowised to do all he conld If-grnu:wlv the suceess of the principles of the party. He said: Ttake this to be the ove gravd isrueof this campaign— nment shall be rerained in the han its. 11y Joyal men in the imterests of loyal r whether it should be turned over to ies of the Government, to men who sougnt to overth sdministered iu the interests of Rebels, ndwidetercd agatnst freedom, ngaiust loyaity, seminst truth and right, and in favorof the remaiming abereats of the old and defunct tustitation of Slavers and the dead carcass of bontage that still exists in the country. [Appianse.] This is the great and al-absorbivg issue—overtoppiug and going be- yond all obbers. Congress Wm. F. RADICAL CONG the Rebel e b Fi MARYLAND. CONSERVATIVE MEETING AT BALTIMORE. Special Dispuich (o The N, ¥, Tribune. BALTIMORE, Sept. 27.—The Couservatives are holding a great mass ng to-might in Monumeni-square to ratify the p the National Union Convention. It is 81 immen thering, and groat enthusiosm prevails. The Ward Astociations marched to the weetig iv pre a very fiue dispiay of numerous tpr=1% rencies and lanterns, fireworks and music. 6 10r Bramletie of Kentucky, Parsope <7 Alabama, and John Hogan of Mo., were amaag the *Peakers. Govs. Swaun and Pratt were not presc A o Among the inseripiions on trg:@PIreDcies was onc, ¥ e are in favor of negro sufiras the way they suffered in New Orleans.” A coffi =85 borne in ohn L. Thomas's and Thao Steveus's overcou seription was, ¢ Dol With the nig and the disgustiog trausparencies relative to the Freed- m 1's Bureau previded o procession which was composed of Federal of ders, expeciants, aud snti-war 1 Tho mostiug was aderessed '7 several Copper- heads. S Yine labele Ao — MASSAURUSETTS. THE CONGRESSIONAL (ANVASS [N TH ERSSEX DISTRICT. Bostos, Sept. 27.-Several leading gentlemen in the Essex Congressions’ District have tendered the nomina- tion for Cougress Willard F. Phillips of Salem, and he has ancepted of sieir off: friends of Gen Benjuwin F. Butler, hosover, feel confident that he (Butler) céive the pasination at the Congressioual Convention. rial VIRGINIA. pUBERT OULD ELECTED TO THE STATR SEXATE Va., Sept. 27.—Robert Ould, forw ? and during the war Commissioner for the g of PTISOmer¥, Was elecied 1 the Stai Nepate to- 1lis competitor was Jokn Tyler, son d of the ex-Preside b B CALIFORNIA. ADDRESS OF THE JOHNSON STATE COMMITTEE. 8385 Fraxcisco, 27, —~The National Union State Central Committee day issued an address to the ople of California, which States the importance of the K-uc between the President and Congress, and the effect which the a¢tion of the peopie before the mveting of (oa- gress will exercise upon it | lieves the action of the Con- gressional wajority subversive of the objects of & Repuhi- can Government; reviews tho attitude of paities at the outbreak of the K. u; shows tbat the Premdent is logically carrying out the policy which Mr. Livcols inau gurated aud which quelled the Keb s that Celifornia is cspecially interested in the spredy settlement of the question at is: ; recsmmends the 1nmédiate for- mation of Clubs and Connsy Cominitives throughout the State 1o give effective support to the President’s policy, and invites the cobperatioh of all who favor the views of who desire to see California in barmony sual Union part; ——— CWEST VIRGINIA. UNION CONGR¥SSIONAL NOMINATION. The Hou. Daniel Potey of Paut Pleasant was nomi- pated for Cor in the 111¢ West Virginia Distriet By the Utio t1m, held st Charleston on the 2ist. present represaited by the Hoo. Killian Mr. Bolsey wil undoubtedly succeed him. ) e the add; with the d &Y, au qA0n 3 conel ey 1 canvot think much of Henry J, Raymogg). patrstiem, Who deseits o gTest wovemEnt 107 1Le Iinerg Youyu of the institutions of Lis couutry on ACCONIR()y yegrd pawe or from party prejudice. e has pr flyuune ! ASKED TO W Between 1500 and 600 Rerut et have signed a cayd fqUESUDK Congress, Hart apd Tl: e ot ;u"’ 1o & Dew Jomvention. ponintton " umon xourmTions. a.—For Assembly, Jit Listrict, D Commusioner, 1t Duirict, M. . Blacgstone. BexerLraus —For Justio of Sessions, Jared 4, Wells; for +-Auditiug Superintendeut Poor, Lacius AL Cooley; for Coroner, Dxd;:;:\,;i.q;::rn‘ Sarrogate, ‘Bem‘-y 0‘{ ;lfl‘x(im Jllia Lee'; Superintendont of the Foor Goenty Treasare?. ¥emoer of Atscubly, It Datrict Joseph Fay, School (wmmissioner JstDistrict, Lious W. Miler. 03 Sehool Cor Member of Assembly, Horato Ballard. Aet-—Fur County Treusurer, Charles A, Foote; Sa- . ol Kingouth; J ensend Sbaver. Coronn, Wim. M. Bryc striot, Jostun Swmith; T1d District, o T ek oo Comi o oier, Tat District, Tusuc ¥. Si. Juba; Ti¢ District, Ambrose A.Knapp. Anse . Hay Clerk, William —For mb, hm"%’ulh: Vo B Eserx A . Calkins; Treasurer; Claries X, B e —First B Edgeron. Junce W i Second District. Bovett B. rict Erestus F. Bie T ik RAW. g '::‘na of the Monroe Dis- r. rival candidates for raw, and submit the Levi Blackes- Srusey Y01 ‘ntendent o the Poor, John Toles: Corows, 1 HenryC, May; Justice of Sessivis, George P. TLord b Y \ 5 —~Fir A-gy;r}mmm Thomas Shi- . Com oner, D. V. 1. 8. Tng e The Antl-Reriets bave made the following nomi- aelons: School Conmissioner, E. V. Filkins; Justice of Ses- 20us, Jobn R, Radiey; Coroner, William L. Warren. CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION. sssembled at Woodbi Gloucester County, yesterday, nominated Willian P, Mcore, esq. of Atlantic a8 ther District m, Atisatic, Gloucester, Camden, Cumber- land aud Y Cnun\m;} is equivalent to an election, 3 i m:rily. candilates on the Repubi are now in the field, m—Newell in_the Second, in the Fourth, Halsey i fidently expected. vhe Fourth is at present e by Jack Kogers, xnd mnuyumg.xv. Judge Culver of this city ¢ he Union Ml;b){i‘ ut. The vote S 01d Washizgton (his Pall will bo olthe’ jug-bandle ‘arder, ito Creek were addressed by the Hou. E. 3. Culver on T e and those of Greenwich ani Easton at Dhion Village - ] $0n will be large aud ber majosty telling. 2 NEW-JFRSEY. UKION | TION YOR ) % DIRTLH to The % Y. Tribune, t this morning and aoiinated {imfl of Manl‘; nl:ndhq. .tlantie The First Distict Union Republican Convention, which eandidate for the X1ith Congress. A nomination in that Repub The whole five ion of four of Ao e the Yo in he Fifth, and Moore in the <ans of Washington y st C on . and at Union V on the 22 h meetings s and mmm beyond with ** My Policy’” on the other sideof (he jug. Tho Union iq»h- of Cambridge, Tackson and the 224. The meetings were) O e eiastio. - The vots of Ol suc b CONGRESS 1IN TH FIRST 27.~Te First C Con- 8. i the fifth ballot, A nas meet- Judge. County, for Congress, on 1d this and evening, aid sdresses ,"‘...'L foed. by b6 D00 A G, el the o o SIN. SIONAL NOMINATIONS. on Covention of the 11T1d Wisconsin Distriet has nominated the Hon, Noah A. Vizgin for Cou- gress. Col. Awasa Cobb of the celebrated 5th Wisconsin egiment 18 the Republican candidate, and he will be re- elected by at lewst 4,000 majority. In the VIth District, Capt. Gilbert L. Park of Stevens Poiut is the Copperhead caudidate. The Captain will do just as well as auybody to beat. Gen. C. C. 13 his opponent. o Rl OREGON _ NO FLECTION YET POR SENATOR. 8AN Fraxcisoe, Sept: 27.—The Oregon Legislature met yesterday in Joint Convention, balloted nine tunes for deuator aud adjourned without effecting’a choice, L ——— LOCAL POLITICS. — _ NINTH REGIMENT VETERANS, A meeting « veterans of the 9th N. Y. National 'G.u:‘r:s:'l“ ::.:;;4 1be armors in Twenty-sixth-st., be- S orming & Vetersa l%h""'_" tuls eveuing, for the purpose To the Editor of The N. Y. Trivi... Bir: Being desirous of seeing & worongh and ef- fective organization «f our Asmembly Distriot eu;..u. clubs throughout the city, [ would mosi respectfully request w,, o cers of the Fenton and Woodford Campaign Clubs to meet o Runk's Hotel, No. 274Graud st., ou Wednesday evening, Oct. 3, at 74 o'clock p. m.. hr the purposs of forming a Central Or. ganigation to cviperatowith the Geueral Committee in & vig- orous aud evergetic proweation of the campaign. Respoct- fully, Joux W. Famnw President Eighth Assembl, District Feuts and Woodford Catapaign Club, THE SODIERS' LEAGUE. . The members of theSoldiers’ and Bailors’ National Union League will close t& balloting, which has been going on for the last two weeks stween the Jobuson policy nmr‘:hu of Congress, this (Fridayrveniag at § o'clock, at their room No, 186 Canal-st. - Votes 11! be counted, the poliey whi will have received the maxitr will be inimed that to be adopted by the Leagne nd proposed for adoption to their Jate brothers in arms Apublic meetiog 1s proposed, the arrangrments for which Wi adopted this evening by the H 2 members t. ‘The 18 of the voting thus far stands as follows: For Congress, lifor Johnson, 315 Majority Cougress, 393 o i ¥ SERENADE TO YEOLg y, g1 BINURENNER. Last evening o 8¢ Wyher of the German citizens Bl VoiSixteenth Wards assombled n ent rict tbe sum of 8,000 toward g midnight 2, peinbrepper's reaidence No. | th: corehes, ABG 8 10 hand’ transparencies bore the inscripty ll:mnl& bat 12,000 6;.1‘-:11 oters music. woGerman A ssessor | Toicha Fll Eiectior” One of the o present were Hor - 0f War; Hou. Fred, mnfl,”,,‘f"a, on. Audrew Willman; Ly B, “'nr.u"' ) 0 indorsi o8 were made 9 b couree Bteinbrouner while acting as Assey, Dirrag pouncier M7, Johmsar's - poite *airy Listrio the #on. Charles A Dava, dorter, ropriewr of the Siaats i renner, The eyed sover o Beeiuirasnce Bads the rueuBiage o3 er: airy 01 tue demougbration voususalcd goests ret G.: The " speukon wase Orwald grren. d Mr. yein. night, thanking thug , Belkille, Bloomtield, &c., to elect delegates | NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 98, [866. BROOKLYN POLITICS. EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. The delegates assembled at Gross's Hall, Grand-st., at 74 p. ., the 26th nst., uod organized by electing Francls Chatrman, and Jesse F. Madden Secretary, On motion of Joseph T. Large, the Hon. John Oakey was re- nominaied 0y toclamation. e following lution, offered by J. F. Madden, was unanimonsly adopted: Kesolved, That in prewenting the name of the Hon. Jobn Oskey to the electors of the Eighth Awsembly District of for their wiffrage, We present one in whom we dence, and whose rlluudl wes ki trae o the grest privei of the Union Republican party as set fcrth in the reconstruction policy and the plaifos State Con aud sddress of (b THE KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. The Kings County Republican nominations were made yesterday afternoon, at No. 9 Court st., Brooklyn, follows: Sheriff—Uharles C. Talbott; Surrorate—Peter W. Ostrander; Superintendent of the Poor—John Castiga Justice of the J:nfl of Sessions—Wm. H. Hoyt; School Co- mussioner— Homer L. Bartiett, WASHINGTON, i WasiINGTOY, Thursday, Sapt. 27, 1866, A DEMOCRATIC OPINYON OF NEW-YORK POLITICS. 8. 8. Cox, of your city, has been in the capital on & visit during the past week, and hLas been talkivg quite frecly among toe friends of the President. He states ** The Party is sl broken to pieces iu New-York and that Raymond can't be rasted.” PROSCRIBED GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS. William H. Eder of Margland one of the most faittfal Postal.clerks between New-York and Washington, has been removed from office because, at the lato election, he. as judge of eloction, refused to allow a Rebel to vote; and, E. 1. Hyde, also a Route agent, formerly Captain Fourth Mary- land, bas been removed asd Lis place filied by & soldier to be sure, but by a soldier who was dismissed the service, THE CASE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS. The National Intelligencer of to-day says: Samuel Tyler, esq , of Maryland, one of the connsel Jefferson Davis, bud an interview with the Attorn yesterday in rogard to the triol of Mr, Davis. We have not Teard what the result of the interview was, bul suppose that it was in accordance with what we louin trom the best source | of information, vaz: that Judge Usderwood and Chief Justice Chase bave cotne to the conclusion that because of the legisla- t10n of the last Cougress the adjouraed court caunot be neld pext month; consequently, the case of Mr. Davis, with all otliers, must be postyoned o a fatare day. THE PASTURE LANDS. The Register of Public Lands at Tallahassee, Flor- ida, reports that owing toa scareity of labor the cotton erop of this season will be comparatively swall, but such as is gatbered, especially that upon the eastern coast, will be of u far superior quality to any grown in the South. The corn crop does not returc as abundantly as anticipsted. The affairs of the freed men aud plasters arefn o commendablo condition as far o8 thoy relate one toward the other, but the searcity of monsy, and not over-abundant crops, does mot plice either in very satisfactory circumstances—most of the treedmen having con- tracted for portions of the erop. THE POLLARD-TYLER DIFFICULTT. The differences between H. Rives Pollard, editor of The Richmond Ezaminer, and Col. John Tyler, Jr., caniidate for the Virginis State Senate, are stili kept up, Theollowing is n copy of the poster referred to in my dispatch Of Monday, a8 having becn paraded iu the streets of Richwond: T0 THE PUDLIC AND MY FKIENDS. 3 Bo under no concern about the scarrility oI The Erasiner newspapor of this worniug. 1kuow guv UOAY 10 the people, R and voestio end w in Righand know the char=tCF &1 S0 1t appears that Cal, Tyb=: unsble to obtain the faflzesc of Mr. Pollard toaid ¥ in bis election, published a card ia The Rickmond ™®¢s of Frid t inst., charping The Erame iner as beuif OWDEd by the Adams Express Company, who, bolies B deed of trust upon its favors, that paper could in no wise bo takeu as & true Southern one. Tois elicited from Mr, Pollard reply denyiag in oo the as sertions of Col. Tyler as “an unmitigated, malicious and atro- cions talsebood,” which in turn was auswered by the above poster. Mr. Pollard immediately dispatchiag a friend to call ou Mr. Tyler with the following note Ricusoxv, Saturday, Sept. 223 o'clock. Jonx TYLkR—Sir: | bave loarned this moment. with great surpriee, that you have caused to be posted & oard on the publio streets asaailing me. You are the aggressor 7. | 1 bave only repelied the attacks made upon me 0y you. you deem yourself insuited by my reply iu this moraing’s Eeaminer, 1 stasd ready to afford yuu peisonal satisfaction at auy tune, 1L Rives PowLAkD. There was no reply to this, and on Thursday Mr. Pollard wrote s long articlo os the subject in The Exeminer, after say- iug that This was the act of the Mr. Tylor regaried (0o sPHere o Fas Litn, there was & mode of redress open (0 Ao wos 8 Course to pursue that COstom prosories atioug kel oo And farther, sfter Guoting the above letter ef aturdas . «+Flere Mr. Tyler hts offered bim an opportanity of personal satisfaction. 1f be fecls Limuelf insulted, wo say to him that W are ready to accord to bim, or 10 any one else who may feel offended published in this paper, any personal satisfaction he may demand. If be chooscs Hot 10 ae) fair and bouotable cofivat. and to ignore and outrage that cusiom mong gentlemen, there are still otlier Ways ojei Lo bit, We are acoessible at any time. NATIONAL WA¥KS CHARTERED, The following National Banks were authorized to- day: The Ridgely Nautional Bask of Springfield, 11 ; Tie Peunsylyauia National Bask of Pottaville, Pa. QUARTERMASTER'S BALES, The Quartermaster-General will sell at Aloxandria | next mobth 10,000 cords of wood, the balasce lefi of the fir in | the Government's wood pile some two months An i vestigation was ordered concerning this fire sctual size of the pile burned, which has never been repoited. THE NEW BOSTON OFFICERS. The commissions of the newly-appointed Collector and Postmaster for Boston, Gen. D, N. Couctand A. P, Kingsbury, bave not been issued. THE PHILADELPHIA APPOINTMENTS The slage made out for the appointment of Assist- ant Assessors to Philadelphia was broken to-day for the third time. Ex-Gov. Johuson went home to-night dlgusted. NEW-YORK POLITICIANS EXPECTED. nd the blackguard. I Bxaminer ws 1unalling 10 Thore the of New-York and Peter Parker of Boston are expeetod hero by mornisg train. ANOTHER POSTMASTER REMOTVED. Geo. H. Hale, Postmaster at Laurel, Maryland, the only Usion man in that place who Loisied the Usited States flag during the Rebel raids in Maryland in 1505, bas | been removed and a Copperbiead appointed in bis pluce, THE REGULATIONS RESPECTING TIE Ti OF COTTON. Recently a delegation of prowinent Southern business’ men, most of them cotton faotors and ' planters, visited Washington to endeavor to obtain & modification o the existing rules and regulations under which eotton is tran. sported to market, the rovenge tax thercon pald, and its flaal shipment to domestic ports. The Becretary of tie Tromsury _to-day referred the subject to the Alttoruey-General for Lis opinion iu the premises. AMERICANS IMPRISONED 1IN DUBLIN RELZASED. Information has been received to the cffect that no person proved to be amative o mataralized citizon of the United States now remain in prison fn Dublis undor the act suspending the writ of Labeas corpus. Two or turco are still beld in custody for want of fands wherewith to pay their passago from lrelacd. FENIAN PRISONERS IN TORONTO DISCHARGED. Our Consul at Toronto writes that seven of the Fenian prisoners who wero confined 1n jul there wore dis required their further detention. The nawes « charged are: Patriok O'Bries, Joho Lea Dasiel Foley, Thomas Davis and William Kirklaud, THE NAVAL OFFICE. Gen. Dix will be here to-morrow and will certainly Acoept whe mission to France. This i not alone the ol joct of his visit, for ve will press Col. Ludlow for the naval offiee of your port, and most probably with success. THE QUARANTINE AT HAVANA. these dis antipe or rather observation is now reduced to five days for vessels from New-Orleans, Philadelphis, Baltimore and New- York, and three days for those coming from other ports of oar Union, provided they come with elean Lills of health, with all on board in good Lealth, and that no sickucss Las occurred on the passage.” CONVICTED OF MURDER. BALTIMORE, Sept. 27.—John Prieo was eonvicted to-day of murder in the second degree, for killing Clinton Jan at tho Museum last May. 'This is the third tigie Price Las been couvicted of wurder. plir 35 - PR SAN FRANCISCO. ——— OFFICRRS PRESENTED TO QUERN EMWA, BAN FrANCINO Sept. 27.—Gowu, Halloek and o large rum ber of army officers were formally presented 160 Quoen Eiwmg it night. She was alorward serenaded by the 24 U. 8. Artillery band. R S SALE OF A RAILROAD. 8. Lovis, Sept. 27,—The Iron Mountain Railrond wag sold at auction to-day, by Gov. Fleteher, for £1,700,000, | The State of Missouri was the buyer. ciisimain RELIGIOUS. THE NORTH-WESTERN CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Col. Ludlow, Thurlow Weed and Edwin Croswell | NSPORTATION | charged on the 13th nst., no evidence haviug been found that | Webb, | Our Consul-General at Havauna writes: ** The goar- | allowed to become large couflagrations, THE PUBLIC HEALTH. Dot bave felt teelf to be doing ite duty if it bad not =gp=— of malfesance asd roulessance in office against the Cormission * NASHVILLE. the Metropolitst Fire Departmont. Thes wre now in the handa of (he Governor, awaiting his sction, and the Awsociation sta uds Uur people ean rest aseured that we will ” wot Test i thie regard until the wasagement of the paid Fire Departs ported fron cholers and 13 from other causes within the Just | o becores equal to tho system. The aystem is cosrect, We must bours. This decreaso bas infused more ammation into | wnd will have competent sud good men to control f. Notwithstand- busioets, Absentees are daily returning. It s belioved that | 151t Fresot lmperfect mumpsmont o miust not orget hat 1 13 the préven: favorable weather will soon entirely remove the | the Associstion bas visited most of the engine houses in our city. and epidemic, eritically examined the internal veonomy thereof. His report shows - . £at thesr houses exbibit cleanliness and neatness, that the apparatus is now keptin the best order, and that the genersi efficiency of the ot 7 preseat Departusent fs (87 in exeess of that of the old. NasHvILLE, Sept. 2. —Twenty-two deaths are re- | resdy to prove their truth. MEMPITIS. Mevemis, Sept. 27.—Forty-five new cases of cholers are reported and 24 deaths within the past 24 hours, The diseass is almost exclusively confined to negroes and the lower dass of Whites, NEW-JERSEY NEWS. —~ TurzaTENING Lire.—Dr. Leverett Bradley, re- sidiug at No, 7 Excbange-place, Jersey City, was taken before Recorder Martindale yesterday, charged with threatening to take the life of Thomas Scott, expressman. Scott delivered a box to Dr. Bradley, and not receiving the express charges, at- tempted to earry it away, when it is alleged that the accused presented a cocked pistol at bis head and threatened to blow t his brains, which threat was not iuto execution, Scott dropping the box and beating & retreat. The accused was held to bail to auswer acthe next term of court. o — Ropsery AT A Horen.—Some time during Wed- night aroom at the American Hotol, inJersey City oceupicd by Nelson Crist, was entercd by means of nippers and a false key and & w and 77 in money were stolen. n‘e A New Prow.—Attention is called to an adver tisemeat uader the financial head, in which a deseription is given of a sewly-invented plow, A trial will be made of the plow 10ds; at 1 p. w., ou the farm of Amos Clark, jr., Eliza- bett, N. J. — Acciorxr o8 THE HUpsox RIvER RAILROAD. — Willism Bazdon, 65 years of age, lately employed as & switch- tender on the Hudson River Raiiroad, was run over by an en. gine resterday afternoon about 4 o'clock, and was most shook- gly mengied. Bendon, at the tiwe, was ndiog on the track near ‘orty-eighth-st,, with his back toward the eagine, which he heard aching, but suj i, w ain the tisme, and striking Bondon kilied him instantly, bl S T g Ky D 1ol il T WESTCHESTER INTELLIGENCE. Boar Upser.—At half-past 10 o'clock yesterday forenoon, a row-boat, in which was three men, was capsized in the widdle of the river. opposite the Courtlandt ferry. The men were rescued by the ferry-boats Newark, Commusipay, and a tow-boat, eachi securing a man, L — ALLEGED MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.—It is stated that Mr. Dundag, Principal of the Catholic Tnstitute School, in South Sixth-st., bas been missing since Sunday even: iug Inst, All eforts by Lis fricuds to learn his whereabouts, having proved uomiceesstul, Lis fricuds express fears for bis safoty, it i EvrRErE Court.—Before Justice Barnard, Wed- nesdsy, Sot. 26.—Johu Roman agt. Beojumin Mead. This was an acon for malicious slander. The pluntiff alioges that the defenlint bad. in the presence of several persons, said at bo Gol set fire to several stacks of b d had stolen & quantity o corn. The plaintiff proved the utewring of the siander. fhe case was given to the jury Tuesday night; they retursed sealed verdiet yesterday morning of £30 damwages for the plaptiff. F. Larkis, jr., for plaiatiff; Close aad Rob- ertson for lefendant. SEvE? XUrDERS. —The (Prand Jury came into Court about 11 o'cloik, and on being asked by the Court if they had any —— TRIED ¥OR SHOP LiFriNG.—A colored man named John W. Robiuson, arrested two or three days since for steal- ce of muslin from intront of the store No. 28 Newark commuticition to make, the foreman replied they bad, azd | inga bandedio the District-Attorney 13 indictments, seven of | nve. Jersey City, was tri Justices Martindule and which Yem for murder in the first degree, mixof the parties | Cutter, vesterday, and tound guity, In default of 825 fiae and costs, he was sent to the Connty Jail for three moutis. podiostg * Frrst Districr (N, J.) CoNGRESSIONAL CONVEN- TiON.—The Unton Republiean Convention of the Ist Con- gressionn] District met at Woodbury, N. J., yesterday. On the 1ifth ballot Wm. Moore of Atiantic County was nominated. ————— indictet being in Jaill. John jates, the District-Attorney, moved bo Court that they be arraigued to plead. Thomas Fitagesld, Michael J. Canta, John Doran, lrmual Morti, Joun . Barke, soldiers, and Charles Borke, civilian, were pinced at the bar, and informed that thev were indicted for the mirder of Ellen Hicks at the town of Westchester on the moruhig of the second day of August last, to which they each and severaly pleaded not guilty, and that they would not be Teads br frial this terw. bave friends who were doiug all theyeould for the purpose of procuring counsel, aud that it was notaevessory for the Court to assign them any at present. KUy, A POUCEMAN.~An indictment was also found agaiost Ridard D. Cook for the killing of Police Oflicer John Fasch, on the 4th day of July last. Cook was some time since ndmittel 10 D2 by Jostice Scrughbam in the sum of &20 000, bavingbeen Drofiahe betore Lim on o writ of Asbeas corpus, Whenhis name was wiled be was not Jesesut in Court. The Distnot-Attorney was aqrerward making out a bench war- rant When Cook came ifiv the Sheriff's office. The District- Atproey banded the Warra. t, the Sheriff and Cook was ::i::zmw -‘.h:nj‘f.'.la )‘1.:».»::‘; .I"‘mrn« Ford, before turniug the key o g - oy bita two revolvers—a seven Broauy.—-Paul J. Creamer was {itgted for bigamy, In the Spring of 1864 be married Miss AUNRY Trwin and in the Spring of 185 he married avother young hiy"1irin e in West- chester, bis first wife being still living, AREST OF YOUTHFUL BURGLARS.—At 9 o'clock last evening, Detective E. L. McWilliams of the Jersey City Police, urrested two youths, named James Johnson aged 15 years and Patrick Kane aged 16, charged with breaking into the storeroom of the New-Jorsey City Railroad Compiny and stealivg therefrom a large quabtity of brass, The burglar was committed on the night of the 9th izst., and on the nlfl Ofticer MoWilliams arrestod Joseph Mollet, aged 1€, for being scerned in the same roobery, Johuson aod Kane fled from the city und romained away until a day or two since. when the officer learved they had returned, and last evening he suc oeeded 10 taking them juto custody, They were locked up in the celis o awuit examination. —~— NEWARK. TrE SROOTING oF POLICEMAN STRUBEL.—Klne, the mau who accidentally shot Policeman Strubel through the bead on Wednesday afternoon, hias been released from custory, the evidence going to show that the shooting was accidental pChauncer Mastur | waa indicted for tand larceny. | The wouniled man was more coufortablo yesterday, bt his N Farims e sold th horse in Now.York %0 g 0T | ease ia a very critical one, and his complete recovery would L Ceadn a8 nduoed to retusn across the 1 ‘eaped | provesn exception to the usual result of such wounds. officer who weat after him. when he was arrested, H. % (1 Tug CroLkRA DisTRICT.~What there is of this dented his guilt. On his arraignment be pleaded wuilty. THE | digease in Nowark seems to be confined to Cabinet-st., whers noe on Friday last. A youre girl Deing his first offense Jie Was sent for two years to Siugs it first made its appea Frison. He is 22 yants of age, was born {0 Burke, Fraohif | nawmad Coyle, residing at No. 7, died of the disease on Wednes. County, New Yoik. und i mer by occupation. day niglt, aid one other desth ocourred yesterday at No. %; A Pam or Ravcurrs—James Radcff was indicted | but the premiste bave boen disinfected. and it 15 e e for sssaslt with intent to ravish Kate Leot. Jobn Rad | etese will notspresd. A man vam a8 Quiss, Hving o od Angustos Phifer were indicted for burglary hl'.‘;»“‘::";"“"‘l d{l«l Kf"'"n"‘x;‘“"""' Lours’ illncss, in the third degreo and grand larceny., All the parti strongly resambiing eholera. ~JJAUL op CounrenrRITERS.—Detective Lang of Nt el h &yt tie siuce received iformation_that counter- :“" 00 82 jly of the logal-tender currency were about to 8 SpLLnE BPOD L public, and he immediately began to lay with the exception of Mastur, pleaded not guilty. Noue of them were ready for trial Svereme Covkr—Fovrtn Dav.—Charles Hutch- inson agt. Henry Lohman,—The plaintif sned on o breach of riha detetd X contract for damage arising from loss in amonnt of wood which oty Kipsbdeciiady T L AN | defondant bad ted to deliver to plaiotiff, and wbich SBE. VP! reRRAR ~ e AAg ok N sy i =By e v - over” of the new counterfeit, d l',‘, ntil bis suspicions proved to bg » custody at the Jersey end of e e e et Aot Lo pass over o Penn- bt St e gr earaed that two manu- far s the jury od & sca [ quantity pald f day night. who veste:day morsing ret The € ul for plaintiff for 81,00 2. t ! i five per cent, nud,on Motion of t granted e, to wupply “sbovers” at thL} '.‘::&“E&‘:-IDAM}'. 30 days to make s bill of exor nders & | ricultural Fur, Op Tuesday, whea the mb. qriced on the & Hopkine for defe Jersay side of the river at Philipsonrg, the 0h.ar took thom be § w-York, ez rel. F. W. Devoe | Lot futo custody, aud corveyed them to the mpiit oot Lawrence et n.—TChis was s action by oue | Iiauk, whore tey were searc od tod s large amount PenuTE set of trustees of 8 cburch i the town of W agaiaat | terteit notes fourd upon them. All three were taken Sl another set of trustees of the same church, as to whiok set of | Con Shreve of Trenton, whb committed thod’r trustees were requiariy ¢iooie Attorneve | Mercer Jall - J_ . Martiod Ie y ’,fi‘.“!‘,"_‘:@:"‘ Robertsoa for defeidants Essex Couxyy Couvmrs.—The Grand Jury came its decision, K the papers and reserved { into Court yesterday afiernoon with some 60 bills of ind Charles G. Teed and others apt. Poter Wy ing.—This | mO"* “Uofy will probubly present as macy wore next week. action is for (he Tecevery of the price of & ot OF VRIS o e firo at 3 o'clock yesterday morning oe- ouTEet 1 1% Phiteeroom of Bebanik & Niohols's piaaiog mil 1 the oud Losital bullding st tie Centre st. t-mt Newark, Lk amen were confined to the room in which the fire orig- Ly, dewmage was but trifling. MEeETINGS. —The the defendant. and which had uos been pald for. The defend: ant fued to pat 1o & detense. and the jury, by direc of the ¢ and for the plainull 83,116 33 dawages, tue wsount ol jod., ik w pevtonss et Thorn Many. —Thie was S o {rep an o il luiiocd Uy e plaintit and RIN AR ward mectings in shoretrom. The defendant claimed that ihe tit k. 1o loct delegates to the Union Repablican County the plaitiff, and that be had o ownership. Verd ton, at Croton Iall, on Out. 6, are to be beld this fendant. F, Larkin f V. H. Baker for defendant. Stite Sevator, Sherifl, &c., are to be nowigated st The Grand Jurs ean rt abont 11 o'clock, and pre- sented bills of indictment neaingt William Carpenter and RNSWORTH 1N N ¢! ’ Stophen Price for_grand larceny; Wm. Suith, for broaking .J'.f l'i gzv\;fn&;&fln;'l‘nniwbonh Jall. and Patriok € for grand lareeny ; each of whom, vu onTuesday epening ext, b auded. John W, of 1% led gui'ty, snd we ted for rape on o “ns i0 court and w rraignmen | Brundage s EscaPE.—On the arrival of John Minor on Wednesday night, be narrowly cscaped a remanded; The othe catastiopie, Gotting off the train ut the Centre-st. depot, be s were ak vas told by the couductor that be could not get his trunk uutil t yet urrested, ine | the train reached the Market-st. dapot, and, althougd the train ary i the s, | Bad ot wader way. he made an elfor to got on again, missed suity,and wa ement | bl nud £l nearly under the wheels. With great pres. 4 : H d hw rolled away from the track and escaped with njarios and very muddy garments. GENERAT, NTICIDE CASE.—The Coroner’s Jury in the Covrr oF Bur. i Rers A7l oo * infant recently found strangled to death, be- larecay. wha plaowd. ok the bt B vk und Irviagton, have reidered o verdict " that vet, M. ¥ it the trinl be postponed # willfully wurdered by soms person or persons to morpow mormng. 1t was set down for that_time aad recommeénd Gor, Ward to offor 8 District-Attomey (ion took up the case of Job prebension and coovictim of the murderer indicted for arson in the first degr setiing fire « learn that the Governor will uct iu accord- dwelling hoas of Sarah Jackeoo, in Morrisania, on SO A Ngw Crvrcm.—The corner-stone of a 10 cost some $100,40, was laid in East ao0u_by the Key. Wi, B, Brown of of THE Ntw Y oK IRIBUNE, duy of May lsst, ‘The case is stili on. n ‘ [ TARGET EXCURSION OF THE LAGER BEER BREWERS | (rupy MOKRISANIA.—TLe lager beer brewors aud cooper ar towa of Morrsania bad o target exo and festiv eral of the looul papars Tence! 0 f ie docal papors, specimens of frictional ¢ day. The compan 7,10 througt in wagons aud | &e,, being placed i i g n b K tl i were Ll l | wo by fomr and two be v Gumbrious. with bis two sons, ud banners. Lu ths fter Four I'Lay SuspecTEp.—Mrs. Jdin Minton, re- i [ L. oppostis the Catsolie ¢ k. ¢ upon her face dead, 0o’ « 13 bed with ber dead bod, wed Ol K | decorated with wreaths ¢ very re 1 the rany we rden, where thoy fired nt | D - ‘U . EBightysix coutested for soventy-five prizes, o | [Betant to adois those who eame to the ool 1o look sfier her. b £ty three Lit the bull's eye. Two buodred ang twenty | The county physiclan will Lavestigate the nuter. five doliurs wel 1 to the finds of the trewsuiy. OPERATIC SEBABON IN NEWARK.—Nax Strakosch, | with o compauty of distingaished artists, Wil insugurate tho oper t seasou at Library Hs | evening the 2d of Outobes THE CITIZENS' ASSOCIATION Novark, ou Tuesday prissl Tee REPORT TUPOX MUNICIPAL AFPAIRS==PROPOSED WORK ] OF TilE ASSOCIATION. | The Ezecutive Committee of the Citizens' Associa T e G tion have made an elaborate report to that body, from which NEW-JERSEY STATE TEMPERANCE ASSOCATION. we make soveral oxtracts. Of the objects and purposos of tho | From Our Specisl Correpondeat. Association the report makes the following extraot: TRENTOX. N, J.. S'pt. 07, 1866, ** The Awsociation, when fir ined, ted the vi The second anmual meeting of the New.. | froe ek that abukes TEMPERAN "resbyterian this el doy. The Assoclation has been buta yesr, and in that short time has exerted an ufluence for good tiroughout the State. The preva. nee of 4 violent rainstorm, bowever, prevented s large an v | atte o as that of ¢ n lastyoar. One fact spoke Claureh, in | 2 | | org {on ol s heir spathy | n b o decribed. wes { Werts s » Bourd of Ravi ‘:’,",p",,; | well for the oharacter of the Convontios, uamely: the large cantly: * We trust by this means e not abie to destroy | BGmber of cleriyuon ont i ratio to the number of lay the £ hus, we will yo: be able to destioy i the Commun | ¢ rol of the most omment gentiemen ip the Caunaty | 1o the ministry, who have iabored for years Acth form, in 1eforence to street opon- | | y. Conceruing we Whiting wnd ;7 to arrest the vile rum tratiie. were present, aud the Tou. Martin Ryerson, myention having been eailed to or. ting for the blessings of God upon the tempe. offered by the Rev, George S, Mott of News 4 the Rev. William M Blackbarn was chusen ho roports Of Wie business of the. past 2onagers was or- der, u prayer ¢ e it hown that the laws are smple for the public protection. 1o be If tha people wil & und thet po Iraud or cortuption oo ’ 0h vk st 10 s sieadubior comaisnt gupesisy, Mierk end pivessuiion, The voport | Treasury, s amount of €483 having been expended for vari- | ous items daring the yoar, The finanelal report made it ovi- ledge ftewf to enfores the * tore, stop rate (a0 onr loosl gnvernment + 10 advanco all e co.ae s Awoeiation does not hesitate to tawa,guoatly Teduco our loeal tazes evoryiapariant wraat, snd to ioeor all thas clence. art i wen of N tuve taken upon themmelves to fight. The followiug com- l | wittees were appointed by the Conveution: | . On Nomiuatiots—Ite | | iaercial mn iad f this g * Thiein the mission of the Citize Yy . 8. W. Hil £ Copcerning the abuse of power by tlie Common Council, the | Jonn Robbins, Rev, . J. Laker, aud o R"S. T S ns, William Robbine, 1. L. Luse, E. R. Ballock, dar, the Rev, R V. Lawrence. Kesoutions wuneing the ungodliness of the ram traffic report wya: 164k justice of oor cxuse off 3 we bave cvery reason to expect Liat we wis saccess, then 1 and that the | m'm‘..d.'u-’-cvnu in which that gentleman declared that there was no ntod cherges faintbearteduess f | anti-Slavery Sooiety, 2 M-M yunnl_m for 'wkewarmness or in the oause, sud s Board of 1o vacate the seat of ap) members who .‘I‘X‘:I;IIY from these wil shoald see to do staad, m{ thanks rdon of the Third Pres MUSICAL. ——— ITALIAN OPERA. The lyric tenor, Signor R. Barsgli,engaged by Maretzek for the forthcoming scason, arrived wh the steamer City of Paris. It mhbll nfin‘x {um during the four nights will be given in ya. MARRIED. CARTER—JOBRINS—By Elder E. Meredith, at Ly, Sept. 6 Mr. Josph Carter to i Biary Jobbins, both of Springyale, . CHAPIN—ENDICOTT—At San Franciseo, Cal.. g 25, 1865, Sawve’ F. Chapiv, M. D., of Auburn, fi,mg cost, duaghter of Johu Endicort of New-York. HARRENS—MILLER-On Wedneadny Sept. 26 at o the bride’s sister. Ms. ). " Newtown, L. L. by the Bev. T. D. Frazee, Cimries A. Hurrents to Miss S oat dangliter of Gearge 8. Mitier, esq., ais of Stapleton, 8. L. No carda. HOW ELL—~COX—0n Wednesday, Sept. 20, by the Rev. Thomes Hustiags, M. Jobu J. Howell o Miss Miua Cox, wil of New-York ty. JORBINS—JENNINGS—By Elder E. Meredith st Otsogo, om Saturday, Bept. &, M. Albert Jobbia to Miax Jane W, Jensings, privgr; both of MATTESON—DOW—0n Welnesday. 26¢h ivat., at the honse the bride, Peekskill. by the Rev. Saniuel Oseood. D. D., Willism " Mittison of New-Fork-to Jaso Augustells, dsughter of tho labe: Augustas ¥. Dow of this city. EELY—SCOFIELD—On Thursday, Sept. 27, st the Summerfield . Chwreh, cor. of Washiugton and Gieenaves., Bvuumz the v, L. 3. Weed, Goorge W, Seely of New-York to daughte of Piilo Seofield ena, of the formet p | DIED. BAILEY—At Morristown, N. J., on Thureday, 27Tth Gunzlter of Wathan J. Bailey, sod gravd- Mead oged 25 years. Funeral scivieos on Uriday, the 20th lust., st the residence of Joel Mochiore, esq., on the arrival of the traio lox A oo ke relatives sud friends of the famuly are ‘without farther notice. JLAIR—0u Thursduy, Sept. 2, Eliss Jane Blair aged 3 years. The rolatives and friends of the famly, snd metubers of the Seventh- sve. United Presbyterian Chorch, sre invited 8o sttend the tuneral, on Satarday, 20tk inet.. st 1o'clock, from the residence of hes brother, No. 238 ave. BUCKMAN—AE ber residence, No. 90 South Fifth-st. Willtamsburgh, L. 1, on Tharadey, Sept. 2, 1086, Mary J. Less, wife of Lca Buske n d 43 years, 1 ake place on Saturday, 29, at 2o'clock p. m, ¢ Soath FiLh st B Lx Church, Willsmeburgh. To 1o wusiuus will be taken to Valtie, C fterment, 1 o'elock: inmbia Co., N. Y. for where fuueral vervice will Sanday. lm , ut v. m from the M. E, Church at that place. family are invi o] (o sttend without further uotice, DARKALOW-—At Paterson, New-Jersey, on Wednesduy, Sopt. 28, aniel Harkalow, in the $3th year of bis age. o of the at 1§ o'clock p. m.. from toe Kirst Presbyterisn oo, on Friday, Wi law, Belives, wil sitend ¢ bla ot 0t 1 o'clock. Erle train leaves foot w, | ELDER~In Princetows Schenectedy Co, N.¥. on Fridsy, Sept. 1, usel 30 yoars, Catberiue Eller, daaghter of Dr. A. Eldor. HANKS=0n Thorsday, Sept. 27, the Kev. Francis L. Hanks, D. D, T.L. 10., \n the 69th year o Tie foneral service e 2ot inet,, st 24 o'clock p. m. cierey residence, No, 58 East Twenty-second-st., 02 o'clock p. w. A HEROMAN=On Wednesday, 2ith iust.. of dropay on the Jotn W. Herdman, infaus a0 of Hotace P. aud Catherins A. men, aged 9 months. Friends are invited to attend bis funeral, at the Williawsburgn, this parents, No. 135 Aislie-st., a'clock p. . HENRY—At Nowark, N.J., on Wednesday, the 26th nst., Emitle |, A Lox. wie of tie iate Thomas 8, Henry of The relat'ves and frieads of the funily are T ottt 30 fng, the ” aees oot of Coirtiendent: JOSEPH—-On Wednesdsy, Sept. 26 Solomon J. Joseph, in q.b vear of ris uge. 11 trionds, and thove of bis fumily. are invited to attead bis ¥ riday momning, 28th inet., 8% 9§ 0'clock, frow bis iate {o. 108 Fast Thirty-fourth-st. Mowtreal papers pieose copy. ‘ KE L..n'l(.'-—hi ‘K ford. oa Tuesdiy 25th fast., the Pe. Bev & aged 33 yoats. 4 wouih 454 7 da ya e viieh to stiend. bl fuseral,from the * %4 bis brother.n law, Chaies F. Burckets, No. 217 Dease | i 1;n, ou Fridsy, 2908 1ast., st4 9'clock 1. o VEfleAt Chicsgo. on Sundsy, Sept. 23, William McKever, ; 145 of the deeased are invi‘ed to attend his funeral. f-om the ol ollmt lun‘;mn, cor. of Fifth-ave, and Tenth-st., o Mon- Gera 1, ut To'el . bers of CITY LODGE, No. 408, F. and A. M., are e S T R A MONDA . 1, st 1l e T e g e brther: WAL n&u:xm b B clhren of siter lodges aee revpecstalf favited, B cn . 1L Frey, Secretary. i el ARE N1y Brooklyn, on Thursday, 27th inat., Helen Campboll, o ushter of aies M. and Eliza K. McLareu, aged © years, 3 4 10 daye. to sttend the “R. J. Froelas, Damberest st 11:45 8. and friends of the family are {nvited , from the reddence of her erandm: T, Stroug place, on Seturday, 2%k inst,, st 3 o'slock p. . RAWLaS_ At Stock Mass, 00 Wednesday, Sept. 2, Hslea, . ol swiiua of Brooklya. ud friends of the. " invited to e gl rm:.‘ en friduy. Seot. 2 20 clock p. B, r..:.n’ M. Snow of this eit » ‘:‘7.:'nl:':‘lgyln!hlfll;nlolhhm z Political Notices. AU, S s Unlon General Commitiee.—A weol iog of O e i o Lo e ke ot o o e s way aud 23dat, on FRIDAY EVENING. Sept. 38, &0 purctusl atteudance of every meu ber is earnest] Tpoclock. The RN WILLIAGON Freident. Cnas € Srrowa, The Executive Committee of the Eleventh Asscumbly Dis trict Union Associstion will mens on SATUKDAY EVEND 20 &t % o'chsck, at the corner of Broadway and Twenry-third-at. . Wi R STEWART, President. Were passionstely foud of perfumes, but ever were thelr bandsome Grecian noses téilated with such a divive aroms as that which every American lady ¢ taste snd fasiion inkales trom be lace mouchain There was no PHALON in the classic ases, sad consequently no E% TKACT of the NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS, New-York 1856, At n Meeting of the tieads of Mr. SYLUANEY & WA “Coul teade being larzely represented CHARLES LO eng. was culed to the cbuir, sud FREDERICK A. POTTS, g retary. aible and resolutione were us 4 i ud Nd[hly--tpm: friend, 2‘,-..".[:5' 'y, and snnoanced to us his inwution e ey duyi we deemy proper express our high appreciation of bls character as A merehant i, sud our congratulations upon lis seuitement frou: business ater - ong and suecessal apvers ibetefore e h 1 The Bigh ésteew in which be is beld by us this tribate of respect. eneed, That whil 3 e egfil BTe withdsawa from ot widst, we it “10“ hall with 1 casan! pyt,.x}m’! ons igl‘t(o; e T ieoived, Suutsesd Lis exauiphe of probity and fais busk- ‘! L wef: return, Mn‘um' mn?):fiih:lw»vnqm Revolees, That s be prbiished in o of more 2 New Vork, Philadelphis sod Potiavie, rd ek 20 agrossd ogp .P’;..';’Ofl: B«'wdu:ryi CHAS, LOWTHER. Chuirmen. Removal, WM. GALE, JR,, SILVERSMITH, HAS OPENED THE STORES, NOS, 572 & 574 BROADWAY, METROPOLITAN HOTEL, ' With a new andsxtensive stock of SILVER AND PLATED 'A‘. to which the sttewion of the public is vited. urniture OF THE L. STYLES, CONSISTING O B .“'P'A:l‘-‘oul,‘ d‘:-l{‘ ROOM and CHA‘IU%flfl' at ot A ERUTIRAT & messosue xine, NUFACORY AND o Grover & Baker's or ot wih opemstors e il ey day. Drows-maki fully-sowiog doveto order, Mr. 8. FRITH, No. 907 Br ol D T T T . The Renson Why e i1 pielerence to all mm'n‘-?‘m;'n F‘u’#’ - HOLZE, Sale and to H and Toarietor, Depot each the Common Council that (here is and date os g0 s engaged in a it beyoud and rocommending toe pursuance of the goed work with eo- ergy aod perseverance. In the evening |£: Session was pro- tragted to'n late Lour in diseu paring churges against 1 unwarranted claims, the utility or benefit of a probibitory law _Dr. Blackburn saul 1hat he aid vot tLink that the people o New-Jorsey wore as ot a law of probibition, sd that antil they were bo sheer intolerance and bigtry W seok for pas- suge of soch & law in advance ot thel sentiments. The oppo- site viow was taken by some of the delegates, who declared st the foreo of moral suasion was & were show, and that while s druoken man was a rara in Vermont, u Seate huv- | ing & probibiiory law in full foree, 1 New-Jersey drusken men were ot ot ol fare birds, The (ommitiée on Nominations hlunmdv reported the following Acket, il was unanimously elocted: Presiiden(=The Hon. A. G. Riche, Viee-Precidents— Atintie, Simos ’Lngx Bergen, Thomes Com- ronterls Sreas provisions of section 36 of e charter of 1057. e rowd, ae s o sntry roed. for % 10 Seded, Stioet Comuie 1y d llege the at $104,075 7, Thie toport sets fetth that ouly u few bun 1ed doliers could have been requited for the work, bat suggests that the emplnyment of large gangs of wiet for eloctioueesisg purposcs ac counts fur the alieged expenditures. Fer tha working of K ugebriige Rosd, which is bt a eontizu of the Erenkueck Hil Koad, ronning from abost Oae-hupdred-an sxty-second-st. t0 the Harlom Kiver. the St Commimioner and | Lis shepaty opent, iu the yesss 190, 1664 . tho enormoos sam | mings; Buriirgton, Thowas Aliboe; Camden, Thomas Cochra of $30,360 8) Cape Myy, Hov. 8. Towsend; comberiend, Rev, A. K Stret. For Grodging septain ears 1663, 1084 and 1065 the Street | Gibcerits: llow' W. B Totwns Hodson, Reve w, B, ‘r.’mv.,' ( and t $81.671 04, It has been found, £ L. Sutphiv; Varren. Gen. Robers MeAlistcr. I that I the wutaber of cabin D7, T, Swain Waisli Union. Kov, bas sctually been taken out, jc. Rov. ). N, feleh; M x, Kev. . W, Haz. r:"ol.mll;nbpu'l:rhn'l .; feet dlo.vyl.' b Fan ".l'l‘ YI L Irho".‘ "l Hev. L. J. Rhosds ut faw o o quency that bave been foond, anlon; €0 Wi, t . 0w 10 otill engaged i col ectiug wiaterials aud acts for the .. Mus e on of its charges. G, R. Spyder. MILWAUKEE, Sept. 27, —The North-western CLristian Asso. eiation met iu the First Presbyterian Church s evening, | Joshian Stark of this city temporary Chairwan, A lurge nur ber of delegates are here and many more are on (ke way, 1 Conygution Wil urobably Lold vver busudar. official hen ason, Jobn V. His ¢ Rev. Dr. Borrows, the | nidress was deliverd by Al rous where, through the fnesy wigal ires bate buen aguiost the efficiency of the Motropolitan Blaekburs, — Fire Department. vot, however, for uny defeet in the rystni, | | Faoveess X bt from ihcagacity on e pat of some of those at oF pear 14 e U Reom, the Rev. 6. M. Suagal { b S 4 Yaan Sold everywhere at 65 ceal £ 10 W thliasi-st., Now-York. —— I Halr Dye.—Fifty centa, Hack or Brown. I cheapest. Contain dollar sizes. Devr Movsl £‘ a .,l».” # 4 wmuches No. It P e s e e cure 14 aix houre " Dapet No. 698 Clothes Wi of i e o RO B S QXL AT i of tho Contral Park. _Offiee No. 52 Eant ' Controller. WM A , Pt ey e g s Queens! v tows, Steamer Gorman States, vhfl-. Sept. 29, will close at tiis [ follows : Stations Btaiions E aud ¥, o TS e m.; | Corregpuundiug Svo:etary o the Nutgual Semusrqneo Byoiety. | sud d.,xrru-;fu"