The New-York Tribune Newspaper, October 5, 1866, Page 5

e ——— e —— THE DRAMA, MR, JEFFERSON 1¥ ‘‘OUR AMERICAN OOUSIN.” wQur American Cousin”was revived last evening st the Olympic Theator, and was played with spirit before a very large audience, and was greeted with its customary tribute of popular eppluuse. Whatever eriticism may say #gainst the picco—and it can.gay a good deal, with entire {ustios—* Qur Ameriean Cousin” is s favorite play with the multitude. Its half sentimental, half melodramatic #tory sppeals to eympathy, while its central character—the ~magnanimous Yankee, whoso outside is rough but whose foart is noble, who does Justice to an injured woman, and voplously chaffs the British aristocracy— particularly pleasing personage to many American minds, The gen- eral puorility of the incidents and of the dialogue, and the tions of vharacter, seem to pass unnoticed, or, if o are gently tolerated for the sake of the conquer- bero. [Dundreary, too, is not without his admirers, and .uwoqu of the part has been made the ‘theme of lerous sud elaborate essays. An English ossayist, Mr. Sols, in—if we remember rightly—his 4 Breakfast in Bed,” has, however, made a vigorous on- slaught upon the latter character, as also the picce itself, which is well worthy the attention of eritical students of ‘the drama. But it would be a t waste of words to dwell eritically upon the defects of & play that has so thoroughly run ntlet of eritieism. Our present duty rather is te record its present sucoessful representa- tion at the Olympie, and to say that Mr. Jeflerson as dsa T'renchard, manifested anew that winning humor, delicate sontimont, and delightful precision of art, which have endeared him to this community and have placed him among tue foremost comodians of ih time, To our mind, 4he great charm of bis personation of Asa Trenchardis the delicious pors mality wits which he invests the character. “The quality of trué manlivess is prominently brought for- ward, so that Asa’s self-sacrifico seems the natural act of & noble-winded man, and no: the phenomenal generosity of - buffoon. In the celebrated scene with Mary M th, where the will is burned, Mr. Jefferson quite ook captive the hearts of his Learers by his perfectly nat- ural of the strange and pure erness of an uncultured man. Needles: is it to say that in the comic 08 he was irresistibly humorous. His entire por- on is more highly polished and more nhbnnmy it out thau it was of old—but the art 15 well con- “ and the whole effect is admirable. The cast of :fl-. ;ill whioh the piece is acted at the e an uncommounly good one. Its -&f_&mun‘wwun .vwmu*’; s Mr. Peters -'Dn' ...l.\ nonl;l;: the name is sufficicnt. There ~mever was upon stage a more perfoct t; of the %fi: servant than is the Binney of u’lf' Peters. Nr. 1s the Abel Murcott—and he plays it with strong emotion and art. Mr. Charles Vandenboff, & Dew actor, made his first appesrance last ovening as Lord ry, following the old model and playing well. lhm‘gzn'w; enactod Mary Meredith, and Miss lorence. The Olympie com- pany is a good one; and, as the staza also is particularly Tich in scenie resources, the play was well produced and well acted. It will be perforiacd until further notice. MR. AND MBS. II0WARD PAUL. An entertainment which has been widely and most cor- + dially reccived in England, is now nightly given at Irving ‘Hall, where Mr, and Mrs. Howard Paul have establishod thoir pieassat drawing-room. They bave arrived here, in- ~ioed, at o somewhat ivauspicious time—in view of the powerful rival attractions that are leading captive the pleasupe-scekers of the town. Yet there is room for all «Borta of movelties in thie vast city: and each will find an sudience. To moet two clever and acomphished persons, ‘who conduct an entertainment without “Ehrkn nprr other , 18 to enjoy a rare and a real pl ure. That pleasure wo d, in ith & hrge . in common with a large andience, on Tucsday evenii Irving Hall, which is i- | t ways & bright and cheerful ploce, never wore a cosicr aspeet | o0 suc] o1 ’ than ili&u lhnoen-u.nl. "he stage is fitted uptuv r:l;m u{'\".‘.’..‘: l;‘;:.i .‘?‘53 ;:“xh;:.:-'n:m:r:‘ :L‘;-'-: sent @ comfortable breakfast-parlor, or drawing-room, and | made w in as fine o his picture in this the performance procecds. The ; XL That was Tu white curtains, the light fornituro, the bust of Wash- | Letis X1 i ington, the flowers—all m:ke up o delicions littlo | terfeit prosentment of Elisabeth in all the spheudor of het rubea pioture, which is presently snimated in o delightful-| ! e 3 "‘“‘"“m"":;"‘;::{fl' and choracterizations of Mr. and | of crown jowels, Seated listening 1o the st o Lam. A sort of faree, for two performers. | ) u&:lm!mx:m‘:tum;nlu-:l;;flpflx: ‘;:”I:(;uhlf:fl: stady on which the artist feasts his cyes with delighte It is o Shakespeare s caused by the wife's dissatisfaction with ber . * falr vestal thrensd in the West.” /Jot, and the husband’s bumorous endeavors to cure her of | The opportunity for action does not arrive until ion e ills of sentimentality. Mr. and Mrs, Paul play this | PAving ris superior to dignity, becanse of the Ins e apd pisos with pirit, nd neatly enforoe the old lesson —that | P07 the ¢ ] - in marriage s to be avoided by all wise persons. leatly tha & ¥ made the tuore sentence being anmouneed, she turns wRl fury upon Davinson and orders her own Kistori's n with which socking re with which she an instant the mi what guste does sword of Heary VII rovenge hersel{ on Phillip or porish in wrung frow him cowpliments- to her beauty 1" Aguin, she becomws the embodiment of fury when the Earl 0 than when sarcastic over Leicester's Letter from Holland, with its royal “We." And bow sutisfactory is ber swearing ! There is au Elizabethan savor about it ; or, as the Italians wonld sary, ““c&sugo," (there is sauoe 1)—tha is conducire to a rapid cirenlation of the blood. Everything by turns and nothing long, her complaisance retarns when Bacon, upon his kuees, reads the pralses that Shakespeare wrote of Ler in Henry VIIL The “‘most unspotted lily " listens with increasing interest until her vauity being satiated, she tears to pieces Daviason's reply to Leicester, and because Ciesar dictated five letters at & time, she dictates two—one to Popham, that Shakespoore's debts may be liquidated by the orown, the other to Leicester, that the troops under his command may be consigned to Raleigh Ristori's quick transitions from condesoension to rage, in both voice and play of feature, are inimitable. “ A portrait of James—quick, let me seo it !" exelaimed Eliza- beth, and suatching it from Howard's hands, serutinized it most Jealously, She knows what beauty is, this proud Queos, and she gmiles in admiration until Essex deciares that the youth possesses his mother's features. The case is then quickly shut, and Elizabeth's face havdens with envy that Mary Stuart, her prisoner, should be blessed with o son, and she, the terror of Europe, be without sn helr, without a loving soul to weep over her tomb. A moment later; when counselod to marry, she suggests the namo of Essex; the heart gets uppermost, and Ristori becomes again & womaz, ouly to bo transformed into a fury as Davinson proclaims that Wentworth and Parliament demand her marriage. Demand! Assume the royal prerogs- tive, forsooth ! Louis XL shall live again; the crown shall be master ! and Ristori launches forth & “ Per Dio” that Curlyle, ©could he hear it, would chuckle over with delight and writo o mighty thesis upen. In quick successive stops the interest of the play runs up. At the oj ening of aot second Elizaboth flings insult after insalt in the teeth of Spain's Embassador, and declares that the out break has prolonged her life ten years. Ristori makes you feel the Queen's intense enjoyment of vituperation: you realize that contradiction is her especial manna in the wildernoss. Then follows the fine scene between Elizabeth and Essex. Vainest of all vain women is Ristori when, with all the flippancy of girl- hood, sho ask: x whether he prefers her hair-dresser * alla Inglese, aila F , o all' Italiana.” A moment later and the ill-conoealed pleasure of one well skilled in fomale artifice is written on her faco as she demands the cause of Essex's Jealousy. There is & world of significance in the manner in which Ristori says * Dar'st thou then love thy Queen 1" and her alternations between the regal coquetry and woman passion with which she tortures her lover are artistic in the extrome. Her ytide, satisfied that Essex no longer beves the wife of Howard, Ristori gives hiw the talismanic ring with charming grace, and the art with which she manages that ber o mmaud for his departure shall be tho sigual for the most daring expression of bis love, is adnirable. Essex retires, and Elizabeth alone, gives herself up to her passion. Ristori's o Tamo’ 13 music of the heart. Davineon caters with Mary Stuart's death-warrant, and the Queon aguin hecomes the inearnation of duplicity. Hathed in false tears, with hesitancy while the Keeper of the Seals is near, with procipftancy when he stends eside, Elisabeth consigns her victiu to the angely’ caro, amd astutely cunning, retires » sothing but o signature muy o her in the wis 3t i fine. Throughous tie Tviews with James VI th plays her well-issembled part, & part fleetivewhen, the exeoution of Queen Mary's fr 0 the Tower for having durell to consummate mand. But best of all this act is n from the assumption of pewitent humility noves toward hier upartment v Sho purpose of in & monastery, to the thorenghly natural joy received the vietorious Druke, nwd becur 'y wvorbearing monarch of Rogland d ot ank Spain's ssador v his declars woble i her power wheh, seizing the , shio swears by the King, ker father, to T this ion of war, a w he woman. you ask, who, not long ago, run, aud” standing upon the duis of ber throne, Histars is o The reat ‘of the entartainment—wbich, however, can b6 | breaks bis sword and throws it ut her feet. *Ira di Diot™ 1t | + yaried, at discretion, in every conceivable way—consists | is white rage. .l of songs. Irving Hall is better adapted for siug- | Act4th s a succession of dramatio situations. Yeres are { el ing than anything and no effect is &wn-‘m lost by | supposed to have elapsed. The chusiges frou the formes smdiant | ME and M. Paal. Thoy slternato in their efforts— | Quoen to the carewom woman of middie age, lo Ep—— @ach song being sung in character. The programme | Gouc by Ristor There i harily o trace left of the prosperous b Foees empfin‘f e e pEramun® | Elisabeth. She hears the death sentenoe of Eawex annoiced “Tho Bould e Boy,” “The Ship on, Fire, 1 | with an agony B it is dmposible I yet is cunugh Bon ) Ship re,”. and | the sovereign to proclaim it just. Tho strugzle betwom lov ;I“lrfl«:ugnflr; L_i"-.-o,:{u;- l]vn_:{. ::am- Ro:‘i_'le-. I:{ Mrs. | {md scnse It]-h‘;ly o the epowh be finely portin ; #od “ The Li Julins Ceesar,” When Goorge | herwelf will the Qu t she is weal the Third was King,” aud *1ma Twin,” by Mr. Panl. | i ud o prove her streng Eachof these efforts displayed o very happy #kill in the | wsh | d. “The ring comes st ; o ture of character. Mis. Paul was espeeially suc. | messenger wirives, wid groat s Ristoriy re ossful 1n her personation af the Irish purse, Mary Doolan, | ¥ Which is ulicled & petulant aud jn ber wonderful imitation of Mr. Reeves. She is | yyBrEmngAons o PRACH tress of 1ary powers, and is gifted | warrant | publican 10 Sandford is the 1 Jas. TrawinLiges, u«r:-r,v, ox.—The Hon. RO Y1own.~The Hon. E. D. CULVER. CaTsEILL~Gen. C_H. VAN v Mr. Vexxox. NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUYE, FKIDAY, OCTOBE 2 Y s 0 - X POLITICAL. NEW YORK STATE UNION TICKET, For Governor—Hon REUUEN E. F ForLt.. Governor—G For Canal Com'r —Ho 2 For Prison Inspector—Gen. JOHN HA Fdeotion, Tuesday, UNI Rrrui Hoqus. M ETROPOLITAN HOTRL I The H Judge Eramuma —PATRICK Sroxy Paurr— | 150" Taunaon Ganpexs. New Vome— N WY Hou, BUTL ENX ENTON Chautauqoa; L_WOODFORD, kj.p I HAYL Stenben; MMOND, Essex. Nov. 6. —— ON MLETINGS. wracax [ xi08 Sva = Commrrres, ' - omx. . SIEWA SIEFR HaML HARRIS, riday, Oct. 3. JOE CONKLING. CK. ¥Rk 0. NOBLE. H. 8. LASAR. DRBEIT, weg. ONDA, eeq. D. SIDNEXY. Hon. WM. A. DARLING. Judge E. HEISTAND. Crpanviire.—Hon A, H. LAFLIN. Hovsow.— | Naw-Pavre— Dxura—~The Hos. Paruria—PATIL Hanxiegn.—Hon. A H. LAFLIN. W. Manrunssoran.—The Hon The ton. HOKC he Hon. ROS Warzmrows.— { ;08 ' Ownrao.—Gen. €. H. VAN Wi Ch Grex's FALie—The llow. E- D, Larvousn Hats, Buooxsya.—§ Fi 8 Hi Iru l‘:!.“ AT Towix CaxaXDAIGUA~The Hev. Conxivg.—Oen. C. H. VAN WaRumNsBURON.~The Hov. E. Porwax.~| BooxuviiLe By awrox. Awtomia —W Gen. C. H Gou. STE' {Jode 1Dn CK € Saturday, Oct 6. VAN WYCK WART L. WOODFORD. H. 8 LASAK. 0. SIDNEY. A, H. BAILEY, ORBETT. eaq. JOHN O'DONNELL. Oct, 8. COF. CONKLING, T L. WOODKFO! AR CULVER. 1he Hon THOS. 6. ALVOR®. ndge .W. PASCHAL of (UEORGE W, HOXLE, esq. ‘Losune,—The Hon. BUTLER (. NOBLE. TLvaR CRExK.—The Hon, e THO) FITTS E. L P MAS M. HITE of Missouri. RICK CORBETT. The Hon, JOHN 0'DO! Uen. STE Tue Hon, A. X. P Ernscuss.~The Hou ROSCOE CU BaBYLoN —Gien. THOMAS M. HIT] ou. BUTLER —PATRIC ( ol J. M. H. BUS INNELL. B. ). IVES, Oet. 9. Ln.“CIVI.V,P.I VOODFOI ARKER. ) ONKLING, E, of Mo. VORD, Tuesday W WART G, N K COl G T8V AN BUREN, X INK. RLEIOH, Coneramixvivi,—The Hon. JOUN O DONNELL Lina' e o B J, 1VES. ineatary, Oet. 10. The Hon. ROSCOE. CONKLING. Borrazo~§ Oanxswonon.— | oo Gen. G, Y STEWART VAN WYCK . WOODFORD, Hom A. X PARKER. WarrssaLL ~The Hon. E. D. COLVER. Pour Jurrsusex ~Uen THOMAS M. HITE, of Mo Canraox.—L. W, HALL. e soneNEeTADY. ~F ATH! { Gon JOHN €0C Nawrisso Toupkins Co. Ovsren Bax Mz. Kuwoo—~WM. i#, BUR — Meoime— | om Conn. rm —br. R 0. Oen. €. B Col. J, Gon. STEVPART The Hon, A SAmaToGA—The ien. L. 0. ( P A 45—, EVERTT HALL, Nw-YORE-~Uen. U. 5, HC MILO Porr Leypex.—The Hon CK CORBRT. esq. i FINCH esq. CopRich YIONNELL. X. IMAS M HITE, Sa0-1 axpon—The Hou, THOS. G. ALVORD. Huxrivero: FoLros—1the Jouxerows Bwnuca FALLA— TALCOTTTILLY Hickaviss~Dr. R, Oxmipa—¥he Hou. BUTLE Jaxmsrows—p. m.—Gen ( Hou. TiICK ou. A H. HATLE REELEY. CORUBTT, esq. HORAC JOHN COCHIANE. ué Hon. J N O'DONNELL. Triaca—The lon ROSCOE CONKLING PLATTSRUROK —p. W Eveul ANsTRRDAN—Th0 Hop. E. Easr Hanerol Housn—ibe iy snnmean, —Gen. THOMAS Forr Pram, Nxw-Buzsnx.~The ko Fampowia, g m—§ Sor b ! The i Hoo, BUT o} WAKT L. WOODFORD. r‘ I::H w A X. PARKEM I YAAN TRERAINE. - . ALVORD. it G, . HITE AT F. L. PITTS. Onmaxpont —Gen. THOMAS M. HITE. Uswrgo.—Tbe Hos. BULLE N’ NOBLE. —~— EW-YORK. DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS NOMINATIONS MiDDLETON, N gress by the Iy ined. r, Adc nocrats of th spectal Dispateh to The N, Y. Tribune. Y., Oct. 4.—Jsasc Anderson, eeq.,.of Californis, Sullivan Co., was nominated to-day for Con- Ith Congressional Drstriet, in place of C. H, Wintield, the present member, who de- UKION NOMINATIONS, SrevpEN—Assemify, Ist District, Wm. B Boyd, 1 . Mark . Wilbmr us Vandewator wapifestly g Tust, she o | ‘with a peculiarly strong,ri clear contralto voice, which | . The deed ¢ earted | |, Forik—dember of Ax it 18 & positive fuxury to hear, Mr. Paul was most suceoss~ | woman takes b na, She | Y1 Disrict, Josey 1 ful in hi ’wfln,\'fl of old Roger Whatclock, who sings tho | rhur!;rn it s de " l\: bold | ';“":"' i e g K 3 y | upon She would retain the keepe ly bidshicu be- | , Fuirox—Member c of the times of King George, and io his truly | g,m( o s Ik R B b | remsnrer, Turne nl.‘.‘, startling and very funcy personstion of the Emperor of | € the French. The entertainment offered by Mr. and Mrs. | Paul cannot fail to find favor in this commuuity. v WALLACK'S THEATER. ~«The Favorite of Fortune® will be produced st theater on Monday evening next. It is suid to be th ‘comedy that has becu ten within this genera- tion. Tbe fact that it was written by Westland Murston | is & sufficiont gusrautee of its excellence. In Loudon it bed @ great success, and won the praises of the wosi critical journals, mwwfit Tnx:'rn ! ticnlar request, Mr. Hackett will appear os ' stafl 3 “The i‘:rry Wives of Windsor,” to-night; by st tho Satarday matinée the play will be “Henry IV Commendztion of Mr. Hackett's Falstaff would be super- | fluons »* this late day. Every one who has not scen it— | {f there be stch & person extant now—should improve the | opportunity 1o see i o | i H RISTORI. “Mme. Ristort” will appear as Elizabeth, on Frilay and | \iul‘:"' ,u;t(u. thia is our s evenings of this weok, at the French Theater, | |Y|:“,i|’ . e | s the play is long, the porformance will eommence &t 7§ | ””"1' bl o s Yelock. Ehzabeth bes proved Mme. Ristori's greatest | [t 0N s M“""u-» e 4 Bk 350 For| | 0. B. Toxtex. Joux Nowrox Wasaun 11 Dncanr, Prosidest. B o, e | Tvonal PIFTIL DEMUCRATIC CONGRESSISNAL CONVE 4 e g > [ - { Koo ot g NINETRENTH, WASD MEETING. { ey ban { thoue o EIRTIEN PN, SRR T on and Wi b of the Nineteenth e e arwd ot o e -semel | :'“'"":'F}‘U o getes to the Fifth District Congre ssional | ratification s evening st I'” « Gar ed one or two comody rowy ‘onvention for tho purpose of seminating a e G L hird e v, ehou the Hon v'\,“ on Tuesiay. He has of late p “parts, and made therein o be.tor lmpression than bo wade “a tragedy. MATINEES. | By 8 nevly established custom all performances that | “ave given iu the day-timne hre uow announced as Matindes. The use of the word is an affectation, and we should be to soo it discarded. Our language is rich cnough | o dispanse with assistance from the Fronch. Bot, sinoe { ithe day porformances figure as Matinges, let us o record Lhem. rindes, the n every day at 20'clock at i teenth-sf, and 6t Barnum's the same hour, daily—-though there, wo be- i «d by itsight same, At | Vi given overy Wednesduy mbe Buislay Brothers. At bhlo's thege is a Sa née of the * Black Croo At tho Broadway Thea- ~der Mr. Hackett will play Paistoff at o Motinéo on Batur- Ou Sharday, likewise, Mr. acd Mrs. Howard Paul give o Ma at Irving Hall, and Mr. Hartz, the silusioniet, will give Matiuée at Dodworth's Hall. - MR. B. T. BYRON. Byron, the well-known Londov managzer L’r?h- just assumod the management | sol—the Theater Royul and 1bo Hogal Awphitheater. Mr. Byron has heretofore acquired ~Zanch professional experienco and great estecin s tho . of the Prince of Wales Thoater in London, of > he is part jetor. His Live 1 scason will be insugurated ou the I5th of October. Mr. Barry 8ullivan, | Q& returned from Austrulin, is to be the first “star.” L (he Licerpool Post says: "&lpm‘- Position. both in the theatrical world, and_that o cr,’ wairants the trust that he will redeem oll Le | L upderiakes. The great chauges that must follow under Mr., | ' management are snre 1o be hailed gladly by all the pro- | both i Eugland and Ameries, and Liverpool L cor- | . I | Mr. Henry T + nd barlesque wri “ 4 two thouters at Live x o be that mtleman of such distin { ity and experience ns Me. Byron s caergetically | i1n the Gomtuoting of two suck splendid theat s us the | - Hoyai aud RISTORTS QUEEN ELIZABETH. With_wore composure than we were able to com- smand after the first representation of Elizabeth, sliull we at- Lo dans, but st ast pridle of power ikl to nebure esites cart strings tempt 0 giv. ome idom ofwat e do ot esitate o call the | LRCLTEY 0% L, ofr 01 Vet Lot ye datics reatest ploce of acting em. the morern stage, .50 oot U8t ¥4 | £ King'or Pagiand shont the populaee without. . What 10 nut se how anything can excel it—so great that we do not | Whtle 1 yot live, do they thus hail my sucoessor 1! ories the in elieve " L Queca, ing unassisted to ser full it, Ristori ; M. Siddoas, whom e prseut gepeation b oblged | dignast Quegs, g Wit G oo o i o take ou faith, over equaled it. one of the most maguificent poses it is possibie to coucelve of. High comedy ls the key-note of the first actof *Elizabeth.” | * Thou shalt take it from my head whon T am dead, quite “What! Ristori a comedienne ™" Most certainly. For years g S e sho neve: sttempted anything but comedy, and in it she still | pogex u-"n': e ootle ol Tove b9 the smaclated Bes, o Tigtorts remains usrivaled. Her elegunce of manner, dress and action, k#hhumflu'g:'utgnnlumh“ thtlhlnon & ¥ * et ollonull toue, her euprit undeharming wmll, emivently | il e I e w8t her for the delineation of modern life. 'We nover saw aay- Go and see for yourselves. K ¥ . thing more refreshingly neturs] than her scting in the petite comedy of ' I Gelowi Fortunati,” wherein a husbond and wife, " “both squally and unreasonaliy jeaious, play at oross purposes, “The most hypereritical eould Lave suggested no amendment, this | e best | she riscs to her foct os though hounded on by o thous Taous, und impotent 10 bring & | Seonrged | suecessor to the Crown. dy Sarah eagers and | is the transition When 1. { the ring having | th u r vidding. The Queen's | 4 oo freezes (and cannon's drecdful sigoal. | dor toeror s fenrful, her pows waperb! * Morte ¢ gradually | aves her, and Ristori falls info ey ehatr with foa- | in ! wling With & su stiffened. ures nged @ L e | ol wreak her | fatien of Liacos ead 1o 1if. iler denus ber, in_por by grauce upon Essex's onomics. auds quivering before sl seew herself surrounds ¥ remorse, she bows her endenvos to hide herself from God ! passos description. Yot see the vie mis. When Fauny Kemble, in her Ameii to desoribe Lrenton Falls, she Was ul When she gazed wpon Ningara, sho © Jamraal, upde 0 loss fur Lungua ld ouly from the evons in all but her hand. The hunds ure those of vigarews maturity no knowledge of Ttalian to ste truthful “makeup ™ and whi d women o feot with eae aceord the tl Ll s s extraondis Surely it requir wonderfully Furoursel kiss (he hew 0! i thiat old queen's gurae ‘Appeatance, volce, geature, cough, are Ristori us & charmed bird wate ible fascinati porfi upon, yut, & trabed. ' A e clildhond sl eloar. g, ok Lk chuekles. and with what supre all but hersell. Bhe is ot ition of Shakespea: wlf, just born, in th ptioil be beticr depic fear of dea ¥ i Yig) Could sel treasol, the ol o Superb 1 she VI, und in ber superhmman a sight of Mary's ectral head agsed, 1 wer delight fie paroxy » et news of Phillip's death ; an fnstant mo an old bypo- | erite in hor bowed head uid g equicecat. ; | Death comios on apace. Jumes ¥ 1 turns for medical o the Queen, with all the strengt L’h’-‘ll her by forty four ¥ o, imperativ s that _one drop of wad -"hmfl: ik ye oy own fect will not support me .M y ords e out of her mouth. y it " Ristorl's musmer nfl\'nulh.f enovgh to drivo an artist wild with ter and shorter, yet the Queen is e totters ere the canght in my robe—'tis nai this miserable su is enthusiasm. Breath grows shor without & successor. **There is tie ! her bed of cushions, but at last pride of powe, | Ahe mutters, rising on Aelds to nature. Trs UstvEusal Peace Society will meet in Phila- d-lpflnonb-lo.ndumnma.ymmaum cause in Pennsylvania will organize the State branch of and we pray that Manager Grow will not conclude the soason ~without adding 8 few such comedies to the long list of truge- ‘Mee. New -York would lavgh ae well as weep with Ristori. This eulogy of the past is deserved by the present. When Ristors euters we soe 5ot ' Modes,” not * Maris Stuards, but Ehizabeth, 45 ove of her grandly vizenish mooda. For make rp, to begin with, is consummate. Thia is the ideal “ ' Bittsaboth—this is the “ goddesse hoavenly bright” and “mir- ~—wour of all lovelinesse”" that Spenser sow in s mind s eye. The « réal Eiimsboth would mever have probibitod the sale of her + grinted portraits bad they resewbied the flotitious queen, who, « though bandsomer than the original, is still wonderfully to the o Mly Fow she sooids! ¥et whst latent power s felt when - 4 agelaicns, * Sowo Res! " Buo ds the grown, snd novor more the Society. Thbe call signed by Alfred H. Love, President, says: “‘To all friends of pure snd thorough Pesce , and of those necessary conditions which ‘make for peace; and to all persous, irrespective of theo- loddvrpdllflnlhfllf,'ibm.‘lflyuhnlflpmr 10 God and man, and who earnestly desire nmcwumpnwdmnmum sottloment of difficulties than the war-power and the spirit of hate sod oppression which make for war, & cordial 1mvitation is extended to be prosent and cobperate in pro- moting the sacred causo. Earnest friends from various parta of tho ouatzy are 6xpocted to addroms the meotins.” Wt T. G il Gilmons NEWARK, and High-st Guorge Stewn breunyr, Gew the liveliest er i, bl 1 i 3 i ESSEX COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. The second section of the Kegistry lut, 23 gunnud;ul ox y Uni eoublican Convention | by the act of 1866, chapter 1Y, p os that the in- X Contaat ‘::‘Wlefh::l:-l:‘nl ‘ .‘ Immon wpecto w at their drst meeting to make \antes from all parts of the county, | the vegistry of vided i the aet smended, may, in Township was ¢ the Clty and ork ail s the City of Brooklyn, o A o the petion thes past o wid appointed on perm: e the pol laction thoy | o 1o ¢4 After a ree the several Commitiees appointed, the Cowmitte on organiza- Wennington of Newark ae towmporary the chalr, returned thanks for the and addressed the Conveition upon the duties that foe President was tion naming chairman, who, on taking complin dovolre chosen from cach Assembly woeded to vote for oandidates. For Senator, the following shien DoWitt of Belleville | Yinys, nud Dr. A. ¥. Dougherty of Newark. On the sscond bllof James L. Hays Williams, 49 ; DeWitt, 3; Dougherty, 1. Hays, 64 uation of Mr. Hays was then ¥. W. Ricord, the been nowin « er Henry o Sewsions, Ahron Marked; Mo Youngloye N3, ooy A DrL. od upon those composing it One wechamat Parl ¥ J L fon. stion by ouuty Coroners, and the Convention adjourned Assembly. Wiltiam Dristol . Superin School Cormmission o Liently w declined. the Re iy District. Geargy KTatio ot T el 12 pee £ thnt whemeted o to every ly. 1Vth Distriet. Alphens Prinee U nion mowone poor mozisib shed down by the Flimb, School Commissioner, LA | senunehs for nothi; " 2 nechapw o fow iflchos over the * dead-lne, " which was very muaneal for them to do Amembly, Joseph Covell; @eunty i, to. w00 4 thero was o friond Dewey . School Comaissiorer, Lucius ¢ aniang thew. soen y G. Buos. | on the gronad dead, Jrk dawes W. Forton; Jslge, John smpletely sairved to death, and Henry Mans ; Superts impatzed their health Homes: short o L o, Selool Com: vk, Super Lo Girand G Holbx Hall, { She Newark d eft the room. The I cxelusively s, 1eor but goes out at th . | an's tears ceiv m W o dismisses her attendants ave ine s vhe mwnner i e b alapiteaioan b | o e nqwc wiich she kinses, gases nt and hies ' t the O the chairmag, Mr. Lynch o previous adjoara. | s N Y, the Arcopttg head, " is dudellibly tinpres g been made. Y Arustroug oxyl « doubls dealing ! The tiykos elected | FRELoNT, momery Terril \w( of pow i"l‘“""x:"'l‘ \'“.t 17 | THE GERMAN-REPUBLICAN MASE MEETING ATNEWARK. | wi John Lindeay, Custom-Hous e, nter, e5- iis e e, Lol st her - gulden, har,” | _ The mass meeting of loyal Germans at Newark, on | muster glambes i’ the Navy Yo s at o glax e o the. mirvor. - Pietd weaer gordia " aho w8 n noble rally Germay 'and | Custon X;'x“\"{nn wese pr worlly ¢ R pr . R - ) > - 7 o'eloc 1 won! ol ere jortly 3 iaks, no 110 pugs of death aboal proe s, bet 28 sE00eS Lo B e .:,,“’..‘,,h _.f.,kl froin tie Custorm House, not iviug in the ward, Khes Sweesy thés opufmalon, of Weakiicas Cechpt M 1 Tac | heons o Internal Inspector of Whisky, was Seczetary. Mr. pluck her tongne from its roats lést she be heard. Ristori o vc- | #livery I proc he | f M. I A Ingpacter,cf WAhy, wes Reamiar Wt District aud the Conveation p were nomisated ; G ams of Urnnge, James gentlem wwe W f. as nowlugted, the vote being The o Wide ULUDLNOUs. nt ‘Three nominations were made . in Library Hall, of Ma. . FLARY, U, 5. Benstor llows Sheriff, wes renominated for that fani7® to return to servics or to to n Provost-Marshal, he is ontitie) 10 vote. This is the fixed opluion of the Supreme Court, and the;” stand firmly hy it. The only evidénwe Of dosertion is the macord of eonviotion. ‘rh:-]ut Amb\y‘::an " ?I oo o hvl-‘rvnlly void as regards all other cases, and 1 desire o impross it u; you and our friends that the [aw is with us in this matter, “ad that we will bo sustained in receiving these votes in every oase, axd will be justitied in resorting to -hnm&evory ‘woans to poll theN. Nong of the pensltios {mposnd by that “law oan ever be en- foreed ; ¥ have the very highest authority for declaring this to 0. ” T shall wi%hls & week furaish you with lete lists of all the alleged éeyerters and non-reporting drafted men so far as 1 have been eble 40 get theu, and as I obtain othors will also fur- nish them to you. _ne copy of this list will be farnished to you for each clection disthiot. * Forowarned is forearmed.” The law makes the certifients of the Clerk of Sessions the evidence of desertion, o it is probablo that the enemy will get rtilicatcs to use agains our men, aud u0s produce the evi- oo wgainst tieir own. With these lists you ean learn which f their men are also on, and be provided with the weapon aguinst them if it be necessasy. The first thing to be done 15 to keep mmmuem-m{ up to th mark, and sustain thew {n reociving thew voted viso that & clroular, signed by tho District-Attorney and the Denioaratio members of the bar, distinetly potntin ‘out their daty under the law, and ;m:t the point decided iw Huber agt. e vl-{ and assuring them that the penalties in the-aoct of As- sembly cannot and shall not be enforced against them, be placet e er e v thy. Prosidont Julge, the Distrct-Attorney Vhero w ve the lont. , the g a and trustworthy Juries, the case is a very plain one. The voles must b patled; cors and fulfill your throats. tho Democratic counties. In t publicans have the Judga, furies, must be specially active in mistaining and and_ District-Attorney, we zah-lah our elcction officers, and if we ean sucoeed in gotting thow ri trouble is reduvocd to Ropublican the whole Here the lists again become usoful, m changn the voter (if it oan be done) iuto s Democratic district over ten days before the election, and also provide themselves with certificates to strike their mon in return. 1f we can carry this out we will neutralize thoir great gnme, and whip them with their own weapons. Very respeotfully yours, Wit A. WALLACE, Clai ———— ILLINOIS. RESOLUTIONS OF THE UNITED PRESDYTERTANK, The United Presbytenian Synod of Iilinois held a ses- sion at Rock Islend, Iilinois.” A committes on the cond tion of the eountry made a roport, and submitted. several resolutions, among whioh were the following: 2. That tho principles ndugk‘d by the Congress of the Wnited States in the proposed amendment”of the Coustitution, s the basis on which vur government be reconstructed, are so {ust, wise. and necoanasy to tho securiug of the rights of all the uhabitants of the land, that we earuestly desire thoir adoption ; aud we rejoico in_beijeving that the members of this chureh will use their Infiueuce and their yotes to secure the success these measurcs, % that men of all nationalities may enjoy equality of rights and privileges ; that no state or soction of our country way have any viloge that is deniod to others; and that men who have labored Lo destroy our Government may not use their blowl-stained hands in its reconstruction and man- agement. 3. That the present conditim of our eountry should be re- garded as & reproof of oy sia aad folly in elew to positions of important trast mes who have not the fear of God ns o von- trofling infinence in discharging their official duties, and t the Chiristian people of this und shiould strive 10 have the off: wces of our conutry filled by God-fearing, fuithful, and able men. ‘The report was ununimonsty adopted. A COPPER-REBEL POSTMASTER. A Mr. Jouvenat, a Confederate soldicr, ediwr of 7% Herald, published st Watsaka, T11., bas beea “appointed postmaster. The sulary of bis office (formerly hold by a supporter of I 1), has bean inereased $600, in order to support Mr. Jouvendats newspaper. LB Al MASSACIHISETTS. REMGNATION OF R- K. DANA, JR. At a Ropubliea: caucus in Cambridge, Monday evoning, Rickard H. Dave, jr., made a syoech sgainst the Presi- dent's policy, and stited that he ervived from Europe on | Friday, und oa Seturdey hie sout t> the President b | @ation of the office of District-Attezney. This st: | was received with Joud and prolenged applause. e NORTH CAROGEINA. DECLINATION OF Mi . DOCKBRY. WAsnINGTON, Oct, 4—tuformadon has been received Liow that Gen. Alfred Dockery, who bad been selected without n dissenting voico, to reprasent the Usionsonti- mexnt of North Caroliza, by the rmeating at Ruloigh, had ned the nominat on for Govérmr of that State. He advised the withdrawal of all cnudidates for Congress who canuet take the prescribed onth, e N NEVADA. THREE STATR CONVENTION 1M SESSION. Sax FPraxcisoo, Weduosday, Oct. 3 164, Thore State Convertions are now ii. seasion at Carson, Novada, pamely: The Uniou Stato Convention, the Jounsen Uniou Convention, and’ the Jemocratic State Convention. i resig- ont ——— ARIZONA. - ELECTION To CONOKNFS. SAN Fran c1s00, Wodneaday, Oct. 3, 1866, Coles Bashford Lins boen eleted adelbgate to Cougress from Azisoua, by a majority of J0. it POLITICAL ITEXS ANDERSONVILLE V3. JOMSROSISM. An Andepsouvillo prisoner, 1L ¥ Bisckley, writes to The I'sladelph o . at Anderson 1 and ¥lorence, where ty resting upon Wis skirts. Who | ible massasses ot Memphis and | | of thoss Utfion wea whosese mundered in cold | | Wood? | | gttt | { LOCAL POLITICS. | rh | A PUSGENT RESOLUTIONS BY THE SEQOND DISTRICT 0- | CIATION, of the Repudlican Union As ssembly Disteict. held tion otfered by a Fining vo metabers of the Resublicsn Union The tiaens of the District rs will spesk i | | LTS FOR THE REPUBLICAN MASS MEETIN o THE 10TH. of Arrangements for the on the 15t iust., met No. 32 Broad ing bwen ont but tw pt. The ip T it niny nt the | o three days, - C. Armstyong, Assoclation of th Lt wgra called the rog was_ ol s of o PERSONAL REGISTRY. them in fo 1y of the iuspectors voter of the eity , wnless be shall bo ed to the satisiaction of ‘Inspectors to be at ualitiod yoter ix leetion district, nor shall the persot be pla ogister with- urrence of thi nor exeept tion 7 of this ataend of this net os amended cx‘;r\-uly doclares Citis of Now-York and Brooklyn the name of 1o person shall be placed upon the sail registor unlesd he shall np in person b the said [nspectors amd proye to their sat- the ime aq of pro ro- er- L. A i - o which he claims the right to vote. n idea gone ahrosd, wid which is being urged by a fiticlans, that the Inspoctors may use the old e vuce of the Fight fo place such Hames on the eertal poli-lista as oral Committer. “Tho il was then called, and overy Ward was fily’ ropre- sented. ‘The Chairman annonteed the names of the gentlemad form. it be ment. inated Mr. Geory }dhv Lo Thompson, Dutne, 4. Tho nowlnation of wous, aud the Convention adpuracd. [ charge of the ( great | I o vote at the next eleetion in the Eleetion | the hall secured. will be held every Friday ev -rudnluu.-inu MEETING OF TAMMARY There was & meeting of the eral Commitsee last evenin, such subjects as are incident uestion of debate Inst_eveni LOCTAC fair definite w{ldufl!flu ‘whs arrived at, The moeting was e Mury The that the Unlon of holding the primaries was doforred ntil | MEETING OF THE UNION GENWRAL OOMMITTEE (JOBNSON). The regular monthly meeting of the Union General Committes was held last ¢ at their Heslquartors, corner Broadway aud Twent, —\hl'nTm g, for the w0 parposa of nj local eloetions. The mnl: was that of whesher or not the a of , No whd the question of the time meting. to order by the Chaifnan, Mr. Thomas ttee in the Executive Committee. motion wis made for a call for primary ‘which e e . e Eaeputivs. Conbiioes arpe¥ Shcths ‘meeting. On motion, Mr, dent of th resigned. D r, tteo for The Fenth Assembi; bold thetr re Housten an chair, At the concli Allen-sts, During bis such a thing s & J “n:t such a monstrosity, bat tion of po At the e o et liairman thew said that tho {mmadiately meet, whereupon tho General Commi to Tuesday next. REPUBLICAN MEEFING 1IN THE SEVENTESNTH WARD. District Union Association - Brevidont 3 sion_ of mwwad routtn Loya! Southern C wfio:mk:dmmm' B e sosouit 6 i "Shosevastoc duriae s ith marked attention. meeting stinaster onelusion of in o on the city elections had been to fill vacancies in this the mhn’o!n the Gen- 0 oot in e piac T o4 o e of ( j Ditieubocter, torms, thai couierred u) h be had heen just eleotod. Executive Uommittee woull e ittee ndjourned on . o ik, e c answered he Bad oue, and Le was applicant for town in Pei; e Vo Viee ol s remarl X Fthe Peogics Gorman Leagut, sail swarta, Prosident of the Peope’ relation to the it hnd the desired effect. series of resolutions, in whieh until Fenton was rediected Governor. The Colonel three choors for Fentou an rospouded to, when the moeting adjowrsod- The Democratic C had wi nited in They g OCRATIC CITY GONVENTION. ity Convention yesterd ‘Thonipsen for City Judge. The 345 Daniel l'y Barnard, 3; Mr. Thoipeou was made unani- hey esotved ngern could give the Rapublicans of New-York g little encourage- g lnlwmadw:hcm that the German League numbers over 9,000 of oar intelligent German fituv of the citizena, A spocial com- on him to obtain nwm.nm -etn l]flflk‘ ; no lager propossd d Woudford, which were heartily nom- was 08 Michzel SECOND DISTRICT CONGRBESIONAL GOKVENTION. The Convention reassembled at Nelson's Flatbush yestorday, and after some ball one week (October 11). The: pic Burnos, Martin Kalblelsch, and Honry M. Dixon were them recoiving evening. The VIIIU No. 400 Grand-st., but fuiled to wake & u until Monday evening nest. il " DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING. A mass meeting of the Demooracy to ratify the nominntions recently made i3 to beleld of the Acodemy of Music on Saturday evening, Several cunnent speskers are ex- pooted to bo present. ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS.. Mr. John Maher of the Sixte Assembly District Convention met st Adjourned Hotel b jpal cand kB enth Ward was last by the * Rej " Demo- nominatien : tmt neither of ! antil this DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION AT PYATBUSH. The procéedings of the Convention sitting at Flat- bt good erder peeed ARMY GAZETTE. Dewitt, 1 bush have been marked with great exeitement, has thus far been maintained. duy afternoon resnited as follows: Barnes, 13, Borgon, % Litehfield. 6; ded 10 the formal ballot ' with the same result as above. rty ballots wepe taken, but no choiee was. effected. An lmrhumml was at lengih carried to Thussday next at 2 o An informal b —total, 42 The € e By Tole araph. | WAR DEPARTMEST, AIJUTANT-GENERAL'SOPRIOR, WaASHINGTON, Oct. 1] 1966, [Extract. | 8prc1aL Ororrs No. 456.— 4 A Board of Officers, 1o vcousist of Direvet Col. 1l (. Wood, Asst. Adgt.4ien.; Brever Licat. Col, F. W. Tai gand, Gon. of Velunteers ; Brovet L Liout.-Col. J. M. A b 4-"-, 1nh U dip fantry, is herehy appotnted to meot in this eity on ehe'lst day examination w ov ered. 1 wounts justl press o opinion on the dist ber, 18G4, or us soon _thereafler os decision of claims to tho wmissary-General of Prisouers, priso v that had ben taken from Unlon prisoners ef-war The Toand will cousider und repert oo the fullow- The source of the fund snd "o whom or what elass of persons this money i rly distributed a0d in what amount tions for it as the Board may think bt entitied to any part af determine the pro rata rats of ki, d the fund shonld prove lnud T ineideutal question that may waise o bution of the fund. The Commissary-Generatof Pris med. cticable, for the nd now nuder the o unu.m:w Tejecting ok appiiie. yment o b e ey g '} oners will lay before the Bourd whotever information cas be farnishod from th records of his ofiiee upo the subjeck: By order of the Seerctary of War. E. . TOWNSEND, Asslstant Adjutant General ASSIGNED. Trevet Major Gen. Robert Allen, Assistant Quartermaster- Generg! sion of lo, duty as Chiof Quartermasic of tho Military Dévi- Brevet Lient-Col E. P. Vollum, Sargeon United: Stated Army, (o dity on recruiting service at New-York. RELIEV] KD, Surgeon C. C. Byme from duty in Department of d to dut L E. B Bal and ors vet from duty a: Gulf, | g Military Storekeeper partwent, from duty at New-York and placed ou.sniting or- ders — NAVY GAZ - THE M od States Infandry, is Wehb, 1 und ord ner “A with expaiision exper A Sept. 97— Jountuan Company will place their telegrapl lines, Port Hood to Heart! be doue. One great L, cinlly with brglone R s l, Vi dnl.« ‘whieh renders | Mail subseribere, | Mai) subseribers, 2 new poil-lsts, L b7 evening & mass meeting was held -;1".; .ddm.:.‘ ere made by fha Hon. Jokn Hill (Kepublican 78 should be warned against such n misrepresentatieu of candidate for Congress), Jomes L. Hays, others, aud o | the 'h:h""llj.- -hm-mh Mhl:xnlm;umw find ol"::; ‘work o of clection that their numes have ) istrict elub was forme to carry on the work of the esmpaign. | (1% T LU Ve luvw be pladn and eally ua- derstood that in no case, notwithstanding the registers, may use the old poll lists to nid them in forming the reglstes, can any COPPERIEAD TACTICS. man'® naame be lacod on the ita unless Jie appears, before tho The following circular, issued by the ehairman of the | "S™UNPUNM© o0 o i ripicaTioN MBRmING. Democratic State Central Commitiee in Pennsylvania is Ia irited i held on Wednes- vatioatly 1o aise beiag peisted. . Jt Shows to | ;A 1a7s aad spirited meebing Wl mmd nu’m the (:nppwrh:urr ‘mansgoment in that | Jey evou "psu‘ hsdrevad llmmulny,_l:::! O lfic e ncneaty snough of poeorts ' The ciroular boldly | 56,0 388 % Sarliee, Svers’ sorollog, Meswrs. W, I, counsels the violent use of the deserters’ vote to elect | MoK . drw O. Miller, Jo ronds, ¥. Ragney and Clymer, the anti-soldiers’ candidate: otiuers, aciressed the Club on e quesiions gl S (Circular 4—Private.) James Cammings, laty colge of the x oW+ DEMOCKATIC BTATE COMMITTER mmuli } York Volunteers ngl wevernl putrivtie n‘as mezbers N0, 89 WALNUT#T., PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12, 1866, soom to have gol “work in real sumest, and will give & good ‘hairman of County Committee of Tndiana | secount of the O, Seveuth Ward aa election day. To J. B. Saxso, C) County. POURTEENTH ARSEMBLY The Ger,eral Committee of t Drax S muwdmm'ummnmrmt furnished b s avora Cleria of Quiriar Sessions. ani | Union A iwiion of the X1Vih Ascaibly Distriet mot for lnvmhumradeMde those Whose Bamos mlh-):' M"EE":M “Thi ot are found upon them. oowm| ‘The oase of Huber wettlnd uestion in this | Asov’ ation in o Mail subscribers, 3 Peracus recstitiog for EX for the exawii, $10 per SEMI- v in 1 irtment of Arkanses. Jeputy Quartermaster-General, Clief Quartermaster of the Military Division of 1o duty as Chief Quarterassezol the . euben M. Potter, Quartarmaster’s De. ETTE. (By Telegraph.] 1l NG BOARD. ion of officers anst of and of wiieh Brevet ted Staws Infantry, i Unlt- Kork on crvi . ol. Josaph . Oou assembledin New Ist inst. The rwoims of the Hoard are at Nou6 Bleecker-st. sous desirous of appearing b this Board must mako ap- | plication to th War Dapariment, as Board only examine these who have been ardered to appear before iihy the Secre- tary of W ets dafly ut 11 olclouk, a1 holsen, from duty in hington Mavy-Vard a 3 Assistant , with nginear N. B. Littig wed opdired to steawer OBDARED. ssiste ¢ K ty Trou Wa wents. M. Rumsey, te duty in chaxge Veashington: First Asglstant + ‘and_aeting Third As- L ginl dy connected with ronklis wder steam, ucer F. C. Goodwin to aw York, in connection DISMIsSHDY Jeuney. The New-York, Nowfoundjand, aad London Tele; in thoroygl repair, imwmediately, ed and build an entire new line from ntout a8 soon 88 it cau posstAy e R — A Dificaley Overcome. salty experivne & Col 0d 1 1n seti S0 troe s thiw, that oy parsous rod ikl Sstraordisacy S0 7 tie udges’ The needie 10 it aeLp AnsENTIXG. 0 AGE rien: in necossany in selting 1t rroRr. e — e FERMS OF THE TRIBUNE, DAILY TRIBUSE. #5 for aix mouthe LY nmn.m ::, 1 year—| R over, l:l’ e 30, wii months. aanum; -WEEK! or copies for 6 ne Enalgn Robert Priosof steamer Winooski. HONORABLY DIfC ARG D, cting Eusigns W. A. Rieh J. B. Sweet, J. P. grapk: | o gl o e ting the .'.“'&' stand the celel el pocured in ile plcee by a patented e nur ond o my 'nm Gen- consideri HELL—At . Oct. 4, by the T o b Taserl o W8 s vo:g—m":wfi-. ‘morniag, 3 inst, David A. Forbos, #.}'gfi&“:m%fiqw.ér.‘: 'r:u-fi-munhmm x = e Bk 230 Fie B Mebarens oo 1 ot s nd 1 e i m— Freelm, No. 12 , on Fridey, st o VAN SICLEN—On’ Oet. 4. ut m—n.-.,ufi-!l- mhmfl.’ vty w0 of Uvos W, and Serss J. Ven mied LA & SRR t 10 0' ¢ Vi Falls, N. Y., Oct 2, Walten, WELLS—At ik Falls -m &'.'u: :;z:::lh . inol M. and e Aty o T T el e Sl """H&l‘”fi:tm R-u—. 4 Eowaxn Hoous, BT Wuwnpr, | Becretaries. Th Exvcnive will mest to organ'as st 7 oclock. Tl e S kTG ot's vt Rantis Fotel, No. 396 o, The (ol ‘wil_sde Tin Hov. HORACE, GLEBLEL, the 1 0. DAYTON, A fn’ifia’fn}n‘z‘fiu;ufig. L'rmmn._ oy Jawrs McCowp, Secretary. “Ninth Assembly District,—An adjourned meeting ?3 UNION-REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION of the above District b0 held st Lobsnon Hall, No. 10 Abisgdon-aquare, THIS (Fridey) 'EVENING, October 5, at T} o'elock. H. R KIRBY, Presidot. C. Waionr Ky, s, § Becrotarte. !I'H’I'H mfllb’l DISTRICT UNION-REPUBLICA! GIATION will bl thelr et snmeel at Lebanon square, on SATURD. X a4 By of the As i C. WRIGHT l&h—afl.‘ ightoenth Ward—SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DI Uh‘lul KEPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION will meet ird-st. and Fourth-ave.. ou ., at § o'olock, s Busiveds o held, when sll Uniou tios will ha the roll e BT T U R OFOKD, Frosdunt: Tweatie istrict |W WE‘E ¥E! D CAMPAIG will PUB TNG - Kok o ~ T iriavn. botwran Filye eud Fifty-niuth. _Romar 8. The ¥ Terrace T rine on FRIDAY EVENING, Ot 8. HON. W. A. DARLING, JUDGE F. HIESTAND OF NEW-ORLEANS, COL. A. L 1. DUOANNE, JAMES W. CULVER, . aud several others will address tie meeti: The of the Distriot dally govited to attend, citizens are ot TEW e The Naturali Office of the REFUBLICAN UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEEAs now open st No. § Centre-st.. opposites thw Otty Hall. All who aro desiriog to vote for the Kepubiican didstey, wnd rrquice Natumlizstion Pupers may obiain the (e charge. Ofice hours from 2 eighths _Dr. Twos. Rom: s 8 protty little garden Rower, but if you want s whiffof-sweet Eiys- {am you will find the nearest spproach to it in the basveniy odor of A ., and at the Up-to § d D, Station O, at 7:25 8. m. 3 o YLES, CON! M and CHA ilin: TF. G ISTING OF KR SUITES, facturess’ OF THE I, 50 pANLOR, DINING OO in Rosewoed, Walant, " All Goods warrs Muachite, &e., &o., for.ssie by No. 415 Broadwa) OF ail dcseriptions for Ladies rod Ge atlemen. Solid 18 carst GUARD, CHATELAINE, LEONTINE snd VES® CHAINS, for sale by GEO. C. ALLEN, No, 415 Brosdwey, One door below Cunal et i Black Chuios of all Deworiptions, NECKLACES AND WAZCH CHAINS, For ss by OEO. C. ALLEX, No. 45 Brosdwsy, oue dear be low Canal-st. tucied ou the line aw . Station). s-ven -n-ig “ihe Woodlawn U Oftice No. 52 East ot 2 i ain emtrance :,1“:‘:” i (n: ller. WM A, APSULES wad generally, _Dundas, Dic ~ et zc'gmxs_ “Bew in use._Sold by Dr = A good Dinretic and Toulo e . disorders K . Bladder Ui sesges, is RISLEY'S EX- o th afr Lioctonn. 1o large battles, w8 ol for 9107 the Dnsg®, o T ANCH OF BUSINESS FOR FOREIGN ADAPTEZD TO ANY ’ HOME MARKE’ WARRANTED ACURATE AND ““’L“- Salpezoom No, 3, Basclayats, opposite Astor Housa, York. i nad Throat mmndyu b‘": o .l‘- thr ';;,n Ry iy ey by R T T Grover & Baker’s