The New-York Tribune Newspaper, October 15, 1866, Page 5

NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, OCTOBER I POLITICAL. —— NEW YORK STATE UNION TICKET. o Gowernor—Hon, REULEN B FENTON. Chanta VAL or Lt. Governor—Geu. S IE L. WOODFO! For Canal Com'r —Hov. STEPHER T. HAY'T, Steuben) For Prison Inspector—Gen, JOHN AAMMOND, Essex. Election, Tuesdsy Nov. 6. TNION MEETINGS. Reposricax Uniox Sta x Commrrrns, Hogus MeTmoroumin Hover New-YoRK HANL. HARRIS, Jas. TERWILLIGER, Secretary. , Oet. T8, . BUTLER G. NOBLE, SEAWEATELES,D.0. = § p ATRICK CORBETT, esqe Roxr. D. VER. Moons B. LE BAU. EmioornARPTON. —Gen. THOS. M. HITE of Mo, Kocuesten.~The Hon. HORACE GREELEY, Lazines HALL, BRooxLrx.—The Hou JOHN OAKEY. ¢ on. HANNIBAL HAMLIN, Coopsm INsTrrUTE, Nuw-Youx— | Hon, LYMAN TREMAIN, Col. JAMES B, MCKEAN Ouoeron~The Hon. C. B. COCHRANE Fro be Hon. HENRY B. STANTON. Wi The Hon. ROSCOE. CONKLING. pr. FREDERICK SCHUTZ I stny MiLus—Dr. WILLIAM C. DOANE. Tnnda,‘ Oct. 16, OLVE Casanovia.—The Hon, F. A {Gen. STEWAKT L. WOODFORD, SCHOARIE, p. @1 Col. JOHN G. KLINCK, { Gen. E. M. LEE of Conn, . M. HITE of Mo. S BAKKER of Me. The Hon. BUTLER G. NOBLE. S E. FITCH, esq. Cmasy.~The Hon. N. B. LA BAU. Gosurx.—The Hos. HENRY B. STANTON, Ba1aviA —The Hon HORACE GREELE WernRviLLE—The Hou. A, H. BAILEY, Paruvra—PATRICK CORBETT, esq. Mepiva.—The Hon. C. B. COCHRANE, Euxna—The Hon. IRA HARRIS. Floey WARD, EROOKLYN.—The Hon. D. P. TYLER of Cont okt Tr TREMAIN, wvis.—Tle Hon. LYMAN Crayviue—Lhe Hon. ROSCOE CONKLING. GovvERNEUR—W. H. BURLEIGH, esq. Fyos Parx—Judge GEORGE W, PASH[AL Cax IIIVII;;JY."\\'M.“C. DOA({“E, e Hon, WM. ASON. anoxa— {HARVEY =#}£fl},fi “ nesday. et 15, Busoumma—Tie 'u.;?. CaRLES J. FOLGEL. i The Hou. N. B. 5 P iLe~Gon. STEWART L. WOODFORD, DunRvA—The Hon. BUTLER G. NOBLE. BooxeviLLs—The Hon E. D. CULVER. The Hon. HORACE, GREELEY. Borraso— § PATRICK CORBETT, esq. —C Al S C! 3 e on. D. P. TYLER of Cona. The 1 Lanooux Hlass. Naw-Yonk— {1 FREDERICK SCHUTZ Easr Woncsstan —Col. JOHN G, KLINCK. Timuno—The Hou. A. H. BAILEY. Barisvox.—Toe, Hon LEWIS BARKER, ne S. G, Newsoson—{ jicr, ;i‘f GDOANE. v Rivamunad, p { Guy JO1IN COCHRANE. Owtoo—~The Hon. LYMAN TREMAIN. Sloows Risco.—The Hon HENRY B. STANTON. 4 Tie Hou, 1RA HARRIS, Paxx Yax— { GHAS. E. FITCH. eng. H. UssELL. Haw-Rocustis.— *unrlu W HALE SMITHL, w—Gen. ¥. J. LIPPITT of siasd e ewa—br. WL . DOANE. The Hion ROSGOE, CONKLING. Povauxaxpsis.—The Hon. B. ‘Seasant oo Mymo,Bacemr—} 5o §. B CO% waary-THIRD-6T. AND SECOND- } Hon, W . AVE., NEW-YORK, EO. A. Thursday, Uct. 18, N. B. LA BAU. M. HITE. ¢ WART L. WOODFORD, INK. 'TLER G. NOBLE, ELEY. AH BAILE nCTAD EWIS BARKER. RocumsTex.—The Lou. 1A HARRIS. bmea—PATRICK CORBETT =% ADpison.—The Hon. LYMAN TREMAIN. E, . CULVER. o Dita THOMAS G. ALVORD, The Hon. 0] £ 0. ALV Aerernan, @ § o JOHN H MARTINDALE. Harsor—The Hou. C. M. DEPE CONKLING. Gov. of Obilo, ASHLEY. DICT of Penn. JRTT, esq. of Obio. Gen. Col. JOHN G. KL w.—Tne Hon. B O, po—} TROMANSBURGH 1 AMBSTOWN. —TM‘Hon_ HORACE G Bav.—The Hon —The 1 M. ASHLEY. wrERKT—The Hon. E. L. PITTE, Rocumstes. —The Hoo. IRA HARRIS. verxrr Koows. Thirty-fourthet. sud Brosdway, /ALTER HARRIMAN. N Friday, . Itmaca~The Hon. BUTLER G. NOBLE. Bemurien FaLs—The Hon. N, B. LA BAU, Ousax.—The Hon, HORACE GREELEY. tawsr —Ges. THOS, M. UVRY 1. wooDFORD. Drrostt.— { Col JORN G. KLINCK. Cawpzx.—T] 1L N. Y.~Cea Hon. A. H. BA Guoss's ilaLy, WiLLianspURGE.—The Hon D. P. TYLER of Ct. Canasrora—The Hoo. THOS. G. ALVORD. $itcorrvizLe—The Hon. LYMAN TREMAIN. Cawinoos.~PATRICK CORBETT. eag. Lue.—The Hon. E. D. CULVER. AL owinsviLE —The, Hou. LEWIS BARKER. ixosrox —Gen, J. H. MARTINDALE. CANANDAIGTA—Tbe Hon. TRA HARRIS. Taor—The Hon KOSCOE GONKLING. Famurrows—Jodge GEO. W. PASCHAL. Parcuoous—Gen. F. J. LIPPITT CarsxiLL-Gen. WALTER HARRIMAN. W Abn:xGTONTILLE—The Hon. WAL C. DOANE. ‘Havaxa—The Hou. E. L. PITTS, Saturday. Oct. 2 Darory, p. m.—~The Hon. BUTLEK G. NOBLE. AT, p. th.—The Hou. SAMUEL MoKEE of Kentacky. xR0 The Hon. N. B. LA BAU, ~The Hop. HORACE GREELEY. Axrrrviis—Ges. THOMAS M. HI Ommxaxwr Fatza—The Hoo. ROSCOE CONKLING. Hupson—Gen. JOHN H. MARTINDALE. foutos—The toc. LEWIS BARKER, ATRICK CORE o Pavsrreviie—§ CH0S' B FITCH, enq + Coraxmsgax.—The Hon. E. D. CULVER, Baixrs Conxems, p. o—Tne Hon. CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW, T e WALTER HANKIMAN, Gen. WA R HA MAN. Aumaxt § Gy JAMES 5L ASHLEY. Borremoik FAue—The Hon, WAL C. DOANE. Soxtu Lixcron—The Hon b L. PITTS. nday. Oct, 22 of C . G, A X —The tion. ¥. D. CULVER. Arrica.—The Hon SAMUEL MCKEE, of Kentuckpy LYpE.—PATRICK CORBETT, e /aTrRL00—The Hou, LEWIS BARKER. WaITEALL—The Hon. C. T. HULBURD. BovTHANPTON—Gen. F. J. LIPPITT. CrzsrummeLd.—The Hon N. B. LABAU. UricA—Gen. STEWART L. WOODFORD, Moxxos—The Hon. WM. C. DOANE. Tue Trov—Gov. HAWLEY of € Warxixe—The Hoo. THO! ‘WarzTows.—Tbe Ancap 3 p- m—The H of Kentucky. P —— ’ Gen, STEWART L. WOODFOKD. F. M. FINCH, esq. Farxzrs \iLuaen—Toe Hoo. LEWIS BARKER. Exxma—The Hon. DENNIS MCCARTHY, East Haurron—Gen. F. J. LIPPITT. ‘WerLtasoxoven—1be Hon. N. B. LA BAU. en—FPATRICK CORBETT, osqg. Cuestir—The How. WILLIAM C. DOANE. Wednesday, Uet. 24, Aumaxy —Gov. JOSEPH R. HAWLEY of Conn. Hupsox.~PATRICK CORBETT. W‘V Ca B g(l;-n SIF““A‘IT L. WOODFORD, Lisus, p. m.—Tho Hon. BUTLER G. NOBLE. Bisenawron—The Hon. THOS. G. ALVORD. SovruroLp—Gen. ¥. J. LIPPITT. Caxrox—The Hon. E. D. CULVER. Essux—The Hon. N. B. LA BAU. BuvraLo—The Hoo. SAMI'EL McKEE of Kentacky. Bisonaxrroy—The Hon. THOS. G. ALVORD. SovrnmoLp—Gen. ¥. J. L1 L12PITT. Wanwicx—Tae on. WM. C. DOANE. Thursday, Oct. 25. oL, oV ART L. WOODFORD, . STEWA Y OODFO! Nawaxx— (g N FINCI] s Omuxwz—The Hon. BUTL GovveRxFOR—The Hon. E. D. CULVER. Erwiks—The Hos. THOS. G. ALVORD. ows—Thbe Hon. HORACE GKEELEY. Rive: p—Gen. F J. LIPPITT. Miovis Hors—The Hon. WM. C. DOANE. Fh ekt NEW-YORK. Tumreeste Coxorrss DisTrict —The Demoeracy of Ulster and Greene Counties have nominated for Congress Mr. Josepl H. Tuthill of Ulster. A correspondent writes that there is great dussatisfuction among the perieads in consequence of the nomination of Mr. Tuthill. He has belonged to the American party, and at one time, it is said, be burned St. Patrick in effigy, which, of course, will be agninet him with the Irish vote, of which Ulster bas large share while Greene is not far, be- hind, which, taking everything in consideration, it givesusa ht to bope for the s of our candidaie. 0 TH CONGIFSs DISTRICT.—ALBANY, Oct. 13—The Union Congressional Convention for the XIVth rict nominated to-day for Congress the Hon. J. H. Ramsey, ‘resident of the Albany and Susquehannab Kailroad Compuny. UNION COUNTY NOMINATIONS. xY—Member of Assembly, Dr. C. M. Crandall; Treasurer, Daniel . Gardiner ; Superintendent of Poor, Capt. E.N. Caufleld; Coroner, Amasa Ladd; School Commissioner AId District, R. L. Andrus. Oswrio—The Hon. D. C. Littlejohn was on the 13th unani- ‘mously nominated for member of Assembly by the Radical Con- wention of the Oswego District. SaraToGA—County Judge, J. C. Hulbert; County Clerk, James W. Horton; County Treasurer, Henry A. Mann; Super- dntendent of Poor (long term). Henry Holmes; Superintendent of Poor (short term), Juwes Tnpi, Justice of Sessions, Abra- ham Marshall; Member of Assembly, Truman G. Younglove ; Behooy Commissioner, Neil Gilmour. DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY NOMINATION. ol ALBANY, Oct. 14.—The Democrats of the Ist District of this county have nominated Willism J. Snyder, and those of the 1Vth District have nominsted James T. Phelps for the Assembly. U S— MASSACHUSETTS. CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS. BosToN, Oct. 13.—The Democrats in the VITth District 2‘.0“ nominated Levgrett Baltonall of Newton, for ugress. ——— mm:wmsnszv. JACK REPUDIATED. On Thursday evening last, the Young Men's Conserva- @ive Club of adopted the following resolutions. “They were offered to T'he Newark Journal, 8 Democratio g, bntmnrt‘x:mmmmm: 4 solved, First, that we recognize the J. Rogors s au outrage on_the mflmflmm ‘voters of the Fourth ;.annuf::nd that we, the Democratic voters Mew's Conservative Clab of Oran i ot of 15 2.‘:-um which nmmblu!'ln ‘aterson ou the 26th of , in nominating Andrew J. Rogers, ‘.un n-.c:-nnfin: T remmiol. sut s e o A A J T, Peter Froeman, Thomas C Vice Presidents; E4. B. Maroney, Beorstary; Martiu , Treasurer. > . ———— VERMONT. MESSAGE OF GOV. DILLINGHAM. Gov. Dillingham of Vermont sent in his anoual mes- #age 1o the Legisiature on the 11th inst. The receipts of the State Troasury from all sources during the year end- Sept. 10 were $981,061 48, and the disbursements 981 82, leaving s balance of $28,576 67 in the Treas- Gry agaitst s balsnce of $12,497 0 on Seyt. & 1860, The liabilities of the State at date of the Treasurer's report are as follows: State bonds outstanding—viz. June 1, 1871, $875,500 ; due December 1, 1574, $250,000; due December 1, 1876, $250,000; due December 1, 1878, 250,000 ; total, $1,635,500. e The current liabilities for the year are $63,340 19, and the current resources $35554 23.° The estimated current expenses for the year bring the total current liabilities vp 10 $143,785 96. he Governor advises the acceptance of a ition from the Trustees of the Orange (ro‘;my Ummump::hml, looking to the establishument of a State Normal Institu- tion, and advising the purchase of land at Waterbury for areform school. The Governor reviews the conflict be- tween the President and Congress in regard to the recon- struction of the Southern States, sustaining the action of Congress, and recommending the adoption of the proposed Constitutional Amendment, although he says that the people of Vermont would give a larger majority for uni- vorsal suffrage than she did for the sustenance of Congress ot the late election. In his Message he thus refers 1o the bearing of the New-Orleans massacre: To the reading and thinking I;eople of the nation, who judge by the facts and results rather than by the refinements of argu. ment, the riots at Memphis and Now-Orleans have furnished the ‘most complete and startling evidence of tho inherent error of the executive scheme, and heve written its condemnation in characters of blood. In those riots, peaceable citizens, with cireumstances of savage atrocty, were cruclly murdered by a mob, incited and led by local officials, and tuspired by an illib- eral and intense projudice agolist an inoffensive race, and by a vengeful hatred of those who dared to claim equal political and civil rights for all men; and these outbreaks have furnished melancholy proof of the danger of committing unrestrained political and civil power to men recently Rebels, and are signifi- cant commentaries upon that reorganization of which they were the legitimate fruits. st LS MISSOURL GEN. BUTLER'S RECEPTION AT ST. LOUIS, Special Dispatck to The N, Y. Tribune. B1. Louts, Oct. 14, 1866, Ben. Butler's reception and speech last night brought out the largest crowd witnessed this year. There were some tokens of intended violence on the part of the Rebels. Their organs bere havo been filled with iuflammatory articles concerning Butler, and intimations thrown out that mobbi: Butler would be fair revenge for violence shown Frank Dlair at Cape Girardeau. The polive wero out in full foroe, and the Radicals made other preparations to give the Rebels cold lead in the event of u disturbance. Fortunately, none happened, and Gen. Butler spoke two hours with no interruptions save fre- quent applsuse and cheeriug. Ho delivered very nearly his Mincinuati _ speech, excepting that he overbauled President Jolnson's remarks in St. Louis with terri- bl effect. He advocated the banging of Jefl. Davis and the impeachment of Johuson; also imturuul suffrage, and the superiority of the claims of loyal blacks over disloyal Whites. ‘Thicre was great entbusiasm, and The R day admits that the meeting was respectabl nearly finished, n dotective reported to parties ou the stand that ihero were indications of an attempt 3 en route to the hotel when bis speech was was privately escorted to Lis carriage, aud driven off quietly before the wd knew that he had gone. The Radical canvass is progressing with gre defeat of Johy Hogan in the f.'; District s ¢ st b S LOCAL POLITICS. e AL B THE REGISTRY. We print in our advertising columns a list of the places in this City where the names of voters will be registered to-morrow. THE MASS MEETING THIS EVENING—MEETING OF THE UNION REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE. The Committee of Arrangements for the Mass Ratification Meeting to take place this evening at Cooper Insti- tute, met at the rooms of Charles S Spencer, No. 362 Broadway, turday afternoon. Charles 8. Spencer occupied the d Spenicer Kirby acted as Secretary rs were read from the Hon. Hamilten Fish, Gen. Robert . Schenck of Ohio, the Hon. George H. Williams, U.S. Senator from Oregon, and several others. Gov. Fish's letter, which was 6 long one, was received with great enthusiasm by the Committee. Arrangements have been completed to mal largest and most imposing popular demonstr ever been seen in this city. There are to he three stand which the #pe of the evening will address the mee No. 1, the Fenton and Woodford Clubs will concentra haw been devoted to he special uso of the German Rep and No. 3 will be used as the oceasion may require. 1 be a large dil}wluy of fireworks, calcium lights vicinity of the Cooper Inetitute during the evening. ELEVENTH DISTRIST MEETING. The XIth Assemhly District Union Republican sociation meet at Ebbett Hall, Thirty-third-st., near B way, this evening, at 7 o'clock, to form in provession to attend the grand mass meeting at the Cooper Institute, in honor of the receut Usnion vietories. JORNNSON CLUB NOMINATION! vigor, and the ain. on Iast chair, his one of the ns which has from ¢ On No. 2 b il , in the A convention of delegates from Johnson Clubs was on at which the ter, John M order, John K. Wood: Fifth held at Cooper Institu aturday evening following nominations wi Cool; for Surrogate, Gideon Hackett; for Congress, IVth District, Benjar District, John Morrissey; Eighth District, Jumes. BIGHTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, TWENTY - FIRST WARD. - At an adjourned meeting, held on Saturday even- ing, of the above-named District Convention, Col. George F Noyes was unanimously nominated for Member of Assembly ‘A Committee was sppointed to inform himi and urge his acoept auce of the same. GERMAN REPUBLICAN CLUB. A mass meeting of the German Republican Veteran “lub of the Eleventh and Seventeenth Wards will be held %1 Fifth-st. on Saturday, the inst., ut which promi ueat speakers will address the n TENTH WARD REPU We printed on Saturday s repc Assembly District Republican ( Stated that Nicholas ¥. Ebe as candidate for the A LICAN ABSOCIATION, of the Eighth port of this they point o the recogniti jou by the Genersl Repubjican Comumittee Assocl GEEMAN REPUBLICAN CLUB OF THE ELEVENTH AND BEVENTEENTH WARDS. At a meeting of the German lh-rnhlir n Veteran CIth and XVIIth Wards, held ning, the 13th adopted Hesoived. That we recognize the Congr cordiug to car Conetitution, se the bigh veritable goyem: at No. 33 Fifthst the following resolutions Club of the on Saturday inst of the United sve tho Coug rwer in only the adui e actusl Governuent. jved, That we co g for power on the part of Andrew Job sl to the peopie of the United States : and the arbitrary temoval of honest officers, aud the appointument of his crestures in their places, while the Secate is Dot in session, s contrary to the spinit of our Coustitution aad the custom of oll his predecessors ; and tist bis acts give suflicient grousds for \wpeachment. Resolred, Th.t st our next Fall elections—in followinz the example of Vermout, Maive, Penusylvanis, Ublo, o wud lowa=mwe wil by the election of our Kepubiican cendidates for Congress, conciu sively domonstrate our spproval of the actions of our preses grem. HKewolved, That we, as true Republ; to support the election of the Hou. and Gen. Btewart L. Woodtord fo rocognize danger to the Union and the developm prosperity in the election of & candidate of th Claque” to the highest office of our grent and indust:ou, esolved, That we Tecoznize In our fellow-citizan, Mr. Steinbranner, 8 ol and that we will ieuben K. Fe G Licut.-Governor, inssmu fool it our imperats ton for G worge F. incero and fulthfal Fopresentative of our principies, employ al bonest means Lo secare his election. Eewleed. That we demand w tevision of tue Coustitution of the Btate of New-York in accordsnoe with the spirit of the time, TAMMANY PRIMAKY ELECTIONS. The Tammany primaries for the election of dele- gates to the County, Congressional and Assembly Conventions met on Saturday evening and chose the following delegates ; CONGLESSTONAL. Finer Wann.—John Fox, Cornelius Fiynn, Henry Le Join Moere. Mosthew Uotrae, Deaia Han:'bhch::{’AMr:d'L"d.::fd zpatrick. p SEcoxb Waxp—leac P. Wilkias, Arbur Keating, Jokn Birmisg am. Tarp Wa Foruta V Patrick D Heary Opp. . Willism Godson, Firn W Jobn Hassett, Jobn E. Berri; Michael C. Marphy, Jobu Glennon, Jawes Duny Jawes k.]en::: Jaaes Hoaly. y 3. SixTn Winp —Martin J. Keese, Philip Furlong, Jobn Hall, W. 1, Cook, Edward Travers, Thomas Rysn, W Jones, Jacob Koeller, H. H. Howard, James Conlon, Lawrence Langdon. % SrvixTH WARD. —Patrick 1. Keenan, James Kyan, Michasl Mol weas, Alfred W. Palmer, Denvis Dunn. Thotss McCarthy, Joremish ‘teed, Jeremish O'Counell, Michael Gayte, James W. Heflin, Wi- lism Dougberty. t E1oute WaRD.—Abrabam J. Jackson, Thomas Canary, James Riley, John Cox, James Barciay, Teasc Kobinwon, Awses J. Coy, Da- vid Sandford. Joseph Lowenstels, Michasl Norton. VARD,—Jemes O'Neill, Jaues Grabasa, Thompeon C. Dunn, V- Davidson. 'yun, Thowas Starr, ohn neh. YLevenTn Wanp —Willism W. Lyons. John Wi, John Pyl Thomas Abbott, . H. V. Keat, Alols Ludwiy, I'.:vl;nj ¥, For, o] . Baxter, Edward Hare, Simeon Decker, . Win, Y et Wins.—Somes Tewees, Job l': - 'n.m- 2 kTEENTE WARD. —James Towers. n C ter, N Dhl,. William P. McCormick, Wilism Ranlnn‘ lonstiss 1), ll:r:- ell, Cris. Campbell, Daniel ¥. Melntire, Johu Kieruan, Fovnreextm WarD.—Jossph Shaunon, Heury Mauron, Hogh O'Brien, Thomes Cessin, William Hastings, Joun "\Illulhnd. Jumes . Fie'd, Nicholas Quackenbos, & 5 Culdwel Abrabam B. Furgy, Patrick Koch, Heury MeDermott, Peter Hynes. Juines L. Miller, Geo, dom. James Moncrelf, Jokn Bolin. ixreexti Wakp —Jobn M. Barboor. A. §. Sulliven. Compbell. William White, Thomns MoWillisme, James W Michsel Wilson, Jostus SevenTEENTE WARD. —Charles G. Cornell, Caultield, William H. Marsfield, Henry Marshell Thomas J. Creamer, Andrew J. G brabam D. Russs!l, Michael C. Gross, T} arvey, Al ‘homas Connor, Anthony Eickhofl, {nbrecker, b "'.",‘,",‘.":"y Elcki a«; Steinbr w: J;n Ry, Ferdi- 10T ARD.— 3 ;lqy'nd ‘m. Palrd, Forbes Fiol. Jand, Wam. Craft, Peter Gray, Eugene Duzuin, Jobn M. Carroll, Thos. B s o ety MEote,: Posatha ey hos. Twexry Warp ~Peter H. Juckeon, George W. Gaffit, John Join D. Newman, Jeteiish Mabory, Stephen MicCor- ! Me F & ek Jobn Tracy, Beruatd Contelo, Georgo Jemes COUNTY. Frar Wann. —FEdward Hogau, Chasles Moors. Nicho! Richard llr'IlM. Michael Curran, Jlr=-=l Kenefick, Vllfl.‘ll!.l;z: -y hrma Snoons WARD —Willism Miner. Patrick Shes, Willism Kialgart, Haggerty. Senjamin Ray, John Otterson. f e e AL ouxTH Warp.—~Thomas ., James L J Veial Joramia (' Brian, Arcaivaid J. W0 y. obm (rimes. e\ W akp —Joveph Dowliog, Owen Kitnes, Charles McCart am Nous. Dontis Burse, Thamas Qi Eawerd. Gty illlam T o W ans - Wil 1T Twond. ) ri G . Desiie, Wik L. Ery, Edeont Jobu Golvia, Jobs Yt Jomes avaaru Vord, Tuomas #hisis, Charier 3 Snandiey, Geo. Roosevelt venin Wanp.—Poter Mitchel. Dasiel Kolly, Poter 3 e v ] 3 Warren C. John ¥iynn, Semuel J. h.-,..h.,fl:‘.u‘ ohusoa, Al Smith, Edgar AxD. am Dodgo. Charles J. Chipp, Francis Hough- talin, Heary Rogers. William Waiter W, Price, Joka Ouk. ‘ord 'Robert Lindeay, Maroellas C. Dunn, Charles Miller. Wann. ~Frederich Faavira W, Lopw, Laar Truey, Ovsege by W. Dempeey, | I I b et -t Wi, Samuel 8. Acker, Bdward Hare. Joseph Belleshoim, Hitvey C. | from voting, md agreelng to indorse the setion of Fhe majority Cakine, Henry Woltman, Asron B. Rollins, I L. Conklin, Edward | from the Twestioth. c?:;:‘:’r'-l-l::;’\lefi:" A Are Charien Teath, Jolm G. Fraster, e T"'J"u'r' this 'v7 this heterogeneous body, is attempted —B., , . John G. " | to be palmed df as regular 5:::&1:::‘1“«‘:»::5&0"1?‘:' Heury Tice, Rovert T, Douglas, The utter alsurdity of such a pretension and the dangerons oho Kinney. Lawwrence . L conith, Thomas Barry, Lowls Bont. | character of juch proceedings s apparent to every sensith fics, Audrow Coney, Francis Dorisn, Walter J ke, Frederick J, | man lur!tlm [ dx-u;v:{xln l;.ulc-"up ufu\;v‘l‘ftlnll five de Do, Potar Mone ghas, Bamuel R. Kirkham, Petrick Collins, Joba | gates cach, af is the Fifth District, all that I3 heosttory [t e T % < ofoat the Yobe of the Republicans of the Distriot is to do as oves. Tirrszrn Wanp.—Georgs H. Purser, P. J. Joschimean, Jobn | us was done i this instance, get up a bogus delegation and Oumnietos, Jobn Hampeon: Dougias Taylor, Rickard Browslow, | refuse to aot vith the Ansociation £lpnm momfnudhy the Nicholas Waish, Jobn Hendrickson. General Comnittee, and nominate any man, 10 matter what ho SixTRRNTE WaARD.—D. V. Freeman, B. B. Morrlll. Thomas Fita- | 1o andpecurs thereb B Toctalative simmons, Udolpho W olfe, John Morris, J. iL Seipp, Rickard B. Roe, g ure thereby & nstrument for any legi e Hierrion, Dot Caincher, Wiliaa Morrison, corruption tlat desiguing politicians may desiro, and not only les G. Cornell, (eorge Ceulield, | 80, but breakup at the same time all regular party action. Reilly: Willism 11, | _ The Regular nominee, Mr. Parsons, Teceived the entire vote Crows, Beruard cuiass D ussal, Anthony Ei of the regula’ delegation who remained in the Counvention con- Ricraymoxp, Oct. 13,-~The Vi road Company, in sestion at resolution yesterday in fayor o{l- ment of the onds from Bri Va. This question bas recently State. Gov. Pierrepont and Gen. prominent advocates of the scheme of consolidation, LT, SR, MARINE DISAS TERS. Matanzas for Turks Island, The schooner De Soto, t into Fe rnanding in distress. SgvENTERNTR WaARD. —~Chatl Thomas J. Creamer, Michas! C. British brig Union, whick errived here in Mansfieid, Ge: N , Abrab e Orea N Hiormias, A nirich Fay, Thowas Connor, Joba | vened in the Jace ordered by the General Committeo whilo the Rys Neohith, Sameol 1 7. u;hrr bnld) n‘;zhnn\r}zlxzn‘:-_ dxr.(}iberwn a un{u&fi:‘u"\m 4 " | shop, and male the Navy-Yard nomination, whic jectors ] Balow, Edward Brown, W . N Haywood, Oeerss | of e distric repadiate orith soorn. @ TREASON INDICTMENT QUASHED. Ongood. Denis F, [obn M. Carre Mo Mr. Parsor’s war record and temperance LomsviLLg, Oct. 13.—The ind ictment for treason against the Hon. S. F. Bullett in the U rited_ States Court was quashed to-day, the United States Atton ey eutering & Sopmies — CoLL1s1oN—SISKING OF THE 8c110092R M. 4. Ma- GEE~The steamship The Queen, which m Tived Saturday night from Liverpool, when comiug up the Bay sabous 6§ o'clock, and when off Coney Tsland ran iuto the schoomer Mary Aun Magee, of and for Puiladelpbia, Capt. Finch, str the schoomer nciples speak for themselves, md need no bolstering at an: m':‘n'l p:mll C. ¥. HARDWICKE, flnhlnnc aud Elector in Qot. 13, 136, Fifth Assombly District Kings Co. SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. The Democrats of the VIIth Assembly District have so far failed to nomivate s candidate, the Couvention being equally divied between Caleb L. Smith and Henry M. Dixow. REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR SUPRRYISOR. The Umon Republicans of the First Ward have oll, W, k 'wesTY PIReT Wanp —Jobn Kelly. James O'Brien, M dort Newon, Sexith ‘Rivhard B Conply, Joha E. Burcil, Collweil, Willism C. Barrett, John Pottigrew, Sewuel G. Courtuey. ASSEMBLY. Finet WaRD.—Thomas Jackson, Matthew Stripp, William Wal, ;nncl Moore, Curl Ran, Charles ‘n"'}"'n' Heury Geatasat, Willism inney, Daniel C 2 I n, John Hogan. .ds-ogn"\'v oo o g livan. Chitles Atkizson, Joha Done ly. (Wit vacancie Thine Ws b ot Horiey: Jobi 3. Pinn, Daatel Britton. Wi J e Wi oo heioals” 3. Falierton, Patrick. Keane, Dasiel ovkTE WaARD.~ Archibald William Furlong, John o t . s arlong, Joha | ¥in nanination K. Cornell White us thels candidato for | amidships, tearing the foresail and mainsal and eapsiing her, Firrn Warp —M. C. Marphy. Claas Puckbaver, Patrick J. Carty, | Supervisor. All excopt one man (Hosea ¥. Casto, who is supj lost) D e peadieh Nikolss W. Redaond, Jases Fidden, | AUDERMANC NOMINATION IN THE TWRNTIRTR WARD, | were saved and bronght 1o the fii Capt. Fincl and his mate honey. BT Wans Jeaes Camphell, I ey, Fraucis Bheridas, Willam Day, Patrick Feeaey, Jaues b ‘5 John Gaynor, John K. Bulmer, the present Alderman of the Twentieth Ward, was nowinated for Alderman at & primary elelection o the 12th fnst 1t is understood that an indepen- Michael J. Dwyer, Michael Con- waere slightly injured by the coliis All hands: lost ev: MeCalr b;l 'h:( (fiefluuulh{ The M. A. Magee 'uflym c ‘hiladelphis, where she wis tuns burden, and owned iu £} insured. plirETE Wanp—W Loy Qent Citizess' nomination will also be made, Michael "iiay, Danil J. Cronin, John Kimmons, Benjsmin . TENTH WARD UNION CLUB. kA Michael 2. Bhan ey ot Dusiel OBrien, Pairick Saber, James | A special meeting of this Club will be held this | THE STEAMER STARLIGHT. Advices from Barne- Shiels, Michuel Couch. o evening at No. 93 Boerum-st., at 73 o'clock. All in favor of | gat report the steamer Starlight a8 broken up by the recemt . WaRD— Walter R Savage, William Walsh, Patrick Moore, | {0 r %ol "Constitutional Amendment are invited to attend. | galos. Portious of hier cargo. contiuue to be brought iz bat the Tsanc Willisms, Jobar D, Plump, Rictiard A, Abell, Lewis Schlamm, TH WARD UNION ASS0 " Johw Norton, Mattin Kirwio, William Webb, Charies Schaffer, X’ A NI 'CIATION, amount saved will bo iusignificant. This active association will hold a public meeting this evening at Latimer Hall, Court-st., and will be addressod by the Hon. Hunnibal Hamlin of Maine, the Hon. Lyman Tre main of this State, and the Hon. John Oskey of Brooklyn. Thomes Bogan. A biock. Wan. M. Giles Wi, M. e ohn J. Foley. John H. Terhune, Tssac et TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE, DAILY TRIBUNE. 5, Leon Oliver, Joshua Imac John Houghta aos, William :‘! ames H Patrick M. Cormick, 3 R Db, Jamee e Cammings. Wilkam H. Carroll, David P, Me MEETING AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. 10 per annum; 85 for six montha, e o iu: Haary E- Willes, Hermann Schroeder. Andrew | Fenry Ward Beecher will address the 1o of SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. P, Tompkins, Micheel MoGee, Pascal P. Perry, Vincent C. King. y i g““ Mail subscribers, 1 copy, 1 year—I104 numbers. 84 00 Fompking, Michael MoGee, Fascal I, Forry, Vinoent C_KIt%.ven, | Brooklyi this eventg at the Acudemy of Music ou {ho | Tnues | Ay subsoribars, 2 copios, 1 year—Ii04 numbers . Thos. 1. Carelton, Morris Meyer, Patrick Wi, J. Howe, | Of the Canvass.” Tt fs stated that he will speak in ditferent | Mafl SNCTISR SRS oy e v+ Peter Hanck. Joseph A. Lyons, Jacob Ber: Murdock, | parts of the State during the present campaign in support of | po mumm': oy :fl:{ -":6. mm‘fl'fl- g i ih nd Jobn Wandling, Rodolph Wyman. Johu Petult, John Kelly, Josel Fenton, Weodford, and the State ticket. . ore B H. Kooh, William Vollmer, Foter Delaney, K. Joseph Schmitt, Jol e Y E—— montl o B Bt H. Iu::‘- Jl,:n Devise, Ci yueman, Frederick Scuell, Thomas [ ——— — g for “mm y‘“’w an oopy meaia T W Axn.~Willism H, Tracy, Geo. Letteman, Otorge MEXICO. WEEELY TRIBUNE. I, James Stragse, Jobhn Hnnn.:n leh;.l ""im:h ‘:mum ————— ‘Mall subseribers, single copy, 1 year—32 numbers. 200 oodareos , Jumes Hanfltor OB R eard e e W oot srges Dorian, W llam Cor | LETTER FRON & CONPIDANT AND ADVISER OF MAXI- | Ml mfl T kL K1 e Jobn W V. Ulehrit, Paic !’-;;-‘-‘-;;:flfifl C“’":- B‘ MILIAN—VIOLENT ATTACK UPON THE POLICY OF | Twenty copies. u.lu-rd.“ 0 names of subscribers 13: gg W, —Patrick L. White, James Of! obn e . | Ten copies, to one ross. oo Firraextn WArp.—Fatri Vit T e THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT—FRANCE WISHES MAX- | 00 PPF 000 %05 one address. 0 00 Ryer, James H. Rellley, George S, Wal b iriek Rasd. Ariur McGoldrich. euson, C: A extra copy will be seut for eacn club of ten. THE TRIBUNE. New-York e e Mrs. Golden’s Experience. Mrs. D. V. W, Geiden, of N Hartford, N. Y., sa o eee, thei tbe stiteh fo aiways more durable than the fabric IMILIAN TO ABDICATE—MAXIMILIAN URGED NOT TO SUBMIT TO FRANCE, BUT TO MAKE A FINAL APPEAL TO THE MEXICAN PEOPLE—THE PEOPLE OF AUSTRIA CALLING FOR THE ABDICATION OF + Lawton. John J. Tandy, Willism Johu- obn HIIHL“PE” lhnn‘h:‘;nfil Iui;nn;. Pfl';' a(nllfl h o s, Johu Brown, Arenibald Donoelly. Beruard Marray, Julios J. 'f;oi- oba, Brown, ok Kely, Avthar Abmuth . Address Peters, D. wm{:ml M. uuel'uxl.;lv B 3 P Ty —=William 3 nas 'z, — B A Grom, Johs Walah. Jawes Motresor, Frank THE BMPEROR—SYMPATHY WITH MAXIMILAX | Ui on s s crostotaiasiaio s ths s wum o st sy time be m Ghanf ol i y il NDIN UG tal out " utage rpresses us, e wr, J. Willism Guontser, Franois Furiag, James Tracy, Emi EXTENDING THOUGHOUT THE EMPIRE. wasily uunm”fl.m 'u."m wm.:"‘ O o make an ek would mo wake e lightest sleeper ; nor doss s delicate wo- man become nervous over her work when sewing with it” Our readers will hardiy ueed be told that this eh.wumnt is the Willcox & Gibbs Silent Sewing Machine. — A ent. W ASIINGTON, Oct. 14, 1866, The following is the trauslation of a letter ad- dressed to Maximilian, the original of which is in possession of the State Department. The writer of this letter, M. F. Elofn, ‘ther, Joseph Burkhard, John Veaderbeck. jr., Frederick Schlich ter, Samuel L. Weill, Jacob M-ore, John Boes, Frederick Glatz!, e A. Helntieh, Owen Hesley, Josoph Hoffmsn, Yenry Oo Joseph Broll, William H. Scbafer, Joweph Koeibie, And:ew Haove: mann, Qeorge Steinbrecher, Wesley Robbing, Jobu A. Laagh.in, ‘Cody, Peter Gilley e Tianbury, Jarces Meehan, Michaol J ricl oeban, W Jobu T. Nagle, Felix Kriok, —_— ik Nremepot, Fanch Bradyy Beroard Ksei, Jumen Hagan | in o Tielgian, who possesses the confidenoe of Musimilan and MARRIED. e Hasion, Pairick. O'Keele, Cornelias Burne,' Michsel Habm, il 1n onie of the wost iutiuential and trusted adyisers. . fchol 1 e Bantth, Jobn Winters John Honey, T. G. e O e e to Msitiias: bat ¥ At the reidenceof he briders e, Lvodon. Vieting. Witilau boKcans, Philip Rielly | i e by e ew, i Wel, e o Tiban Eiontaxri W aup.—Goorge v_m...dn»-o:.—u-.w( _l‘u.h; iteur denying that the » 3 daughter of Dudley P. Hall, Jowa Tiely, George Wt Cluncy, Jovn D Kicly, James ermission to | DICKINSON—COLEMAN—On Thursday, usiel k Co that from bapal. by the Rev. F. C. Ewer, Willium N andel Koran, Paic Filtabetr, daaghtes of Abraha B, Coloisn. Thomas Bauks, Jobn J. Ki onis F. Day, Char Cincinoati paj lsase copy. VES—ADASS—bn W aducsday, October 10. a the the Bev, Prof. Fairehild of Ober- of Gen. Castlen Emperor, although sec ‘bride's tather, Wellington, 0., by Patrick Brutos, Michael Ko n by 3 :.:-u l‘l)r?,‘!, \:-v-; Al' "-m"‘nm “‘ r;:_“;g:n ugh | ment :‘mm lsl m..;;.x‘ .‘. ;::xl:llh:{n as 0 |‘L‘n4‘klr. Ad:nmv C. Ives rooklyn, to Miss Lettie B., daughter of ce MeCru won, liobt. Dwyer. ¢ 10 explain its couduct, ¢ . Adam Tworrr-rmun Warn.—M. V. B Iguatias Fox. . | the French Government wis JENKINN-SALT oo Fhguer Bope. e i o Army, and that thus it ma b s broth T ool arvets, Jo b ot o ork. i Jen] ward Joves, Charies W, Baker. Jeremiat of the late Wi, F. Salter of 0 cards. e ey its own interests aud those of its sub) ; g ‘l‘;‘:?.r:ly"\\"“‘::yh;hf“l’l‘-::;‘l‘l‘a A oh® Conmors, Johu Lysch. o firm conviction that your Majesty will not give this ) Neteion Mrown, Nicholas Kilieen, Kobert Jobuson, Dasiei W which mnst, soouer of later, answer for DIED. Clarke, George Willgott. of its acts and for the fatal consequence . ——— The apeech of Soward, the toust to. | ALDEN—On Seturda, the 13thtnst., Ms. Paal Alden, Ln the S2th yeur a o s dieaaireg s age. BROOKLY s g s r..:.-rb-l.‘"v(cal-mnb..nu-‘«v»;!:lu reidence, No. % W M tiathet,, at | o'clock on uesds eTnoOn. REGISTRY AND POLLING PLACES. ot bravedt. | friends of the fumily are Tuvited to ttend with, The following are ** Polling Places and Places for o e Nreath: Semy ‘.’q‘:’,,‘.‘?k“..‘.....f"‘ ‘remains will be taken to Registrs," adopted by the Board of visors for the several wot of weakness; | CHURCH—At eotember 27, in the dlst iyl S o D is his authority by o popular T o bl vee 1., of thia city, formetly Election Districts of Brogtrs: fread from the presrure of a foreign e T Siaf, and youngest soc of the FIRST WDRD. ould wake o uew appeal. It is from it late Hou. Phillp N, Y. Dist ek doat 2. W e " ineial support Tadispens: | FLANAGAN—Ou Suturday eveaiog, October 13, suddenly, Robert 1o 14 Fultonst. st door N Bt B sase ot tho } W. Flaoagan, aged 48 yoars. The fanersl will take place ou_ this (Monday) sfternoon, at 1 o'clock, SECONT) WARD. be heanl, thef your Majesty 3 . ot Flatbush, L 1, o the Kioga County Kosgital, of which instl 1. 61 Main-st | & 81 Yorkat. ve 1, will Europe with tu'ion be was an officer, His friends and thore of bis brothers in- 2 51 York-st you in v parture, and io ¢ law, M. Scullan, Jobn Bell, Jacob VV'ilson and R. A. THIRD W, w which eannot fail to arise, yo Mfoily fovited to sttend. Flatbush care lesve which by all considerations belc rook lyn, every ten minutes. door to the ST—On Saturdsy, October 13, at the residence of her brother, . No. 13 East Thisty u?d*, Julis Aas, daughter of the late Willlam Frost. o "1, J& .- i rewains will bt taki fo Glon Cove, L 1, ot Taterment. In Brogalys, en Sstuzdsy, Octoder 13, Natbauiel E. James, 1. City Armory. comner of Heury| and Crauberry-ate. | 2. 163 Atlantic Fos Uttice POURTH WARD. | & Hogeman's buliding, £.E, cor- out for Miramar the 4th of this month, with the in £ egberking at 8t Nazaire, after having rocetved the 3 r 1. No. 4 Sandest from % Waskingion Hall, Adsmesh, rot Wikougiby syd Lensl It w A e 90th Yot of hle , Dear Tllary e | Py (O Fu which my di His relitivis and friends are fnvited to stiend his faneral, from his tay s ¥IPTH WARD. ; ty. Lw y disap, . z |1 sesdeuce, Xo. & Bemioat Brooklys, on Tuesdsy, the 16th 1 - 4. Oraig's hone vor of floddBb I ! thy o ud ynig ot 5 2 0 ciock, - a5 kY 3 shgp ot Wallr Long, No 171 Comand Mo | 0l ol o e T e drer | LANPY Ay Ueilond, Coun, en Hosday, Octaber B, Laze ¢ . Ws st g ke ® lotters written to thai | o8 2th yeur of bis age. i T T = e gy, 1w | LEESRECANows, ;o Pl Seebr P shr s e " xico. They have lost to- | gt e aaciey. 1. st at the P! » unexpectod J i (new No.) Columbia st we of Howe ( o (new Na.) Colur vt this u - roer of Columbl he mind of Americs, N. Y., on Satarday, October 6, 1366, Henry Batic ote. bt bl ty o do afully per years, 11 months and 25 days. U Fridey, tie 12th fust., Benjomin Newhouse, in BLVENTH WAKD. Myrtiosve o 8 Co. No. 11, | * ave. near Myrtle, the 60th year of bis aze. { Mr. White. eorner of Veu Bae Fravuin ave f Mr . 638 My & Anstris Tw | " tend the tuseral, from his late re whird-st., on Tuesday, the 16th inst., at 12 o'clock OLMSTED—Iu Morristown. N y . and C. M. Oluwstead, in toe TRANDER—AL bis residence, No. 20 West the 13th inet., James T. Ostrander, i the 46th MeLasghlia, ave. 9th yeur of bis age. A friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- 2 the faneral, from his late residence, on this Monday, at 3 p.w. ‘b remuins will be taken to Newburgh for interment on Tuesday POST~in Satarday, October 13, Willism IL. Post, aged 53 years. The friends and relatives of the family are invited to sttend the beeal from Lis ate residence; No. 28 Efot-place, near De Kaibar., In nocordance with th this mnil n tolegram in clp Majesty of the arrival of Ge n.('mm“;uuu-l of the Land Prisnd 1 have learned by Last onders of your Majesty, T send by er to Rosas ‘in_ order to warn_your disavowal — that et Maxi | _ Brooklyn, on Tussday, the 16th inst., st 2 p.m. 7, Bpmeer g - b day | VAN VLICT—At Middistown, N. Y.. on Friday, October 12, Mrs. of Myrite and ¥ e past he has louded with fivors and | - Phebe Ve Viiet, wife of Samoe! C. Van Vhet, i, epd 3 yrs. o Nimself tnderstands nething of | WELLS—On Ssterdey, October 13, Jeenie ¢ REPWR ‘ bo inself uaderstan, E e | g e -‘llsd1:;|('1:ulhm0;lhl:d . sence, No. 208 West it 2 e yOuBg 104 The funersl will take place from her late . No. . TENTE WARD o Ly i 5N ¥ corner of Novins and Pree nds of the ‘are invited to attend. 35—On Sunday moraiag, October 4, . J. 8. Youngs, aged 48 years. Hannah F. Youngs, wife CONSOLIDATION OF SOUT. HERN RAILROADS. iia_and Tennessee Rail- chburg, Va., adopted a consolidating the man- stol, Tenn., to Norfolk, xcited interest in this Mghone were the most BATANNAR, Ga., Oct. 14.—Tl ¢ bark Havala, from Ponsa 2ol to Baltimore, abandoned at sen. Her captain and o oW were -:‘:lriy‘l:h‘: distress, irst Presbyterian t 11 o'clock & @. Morris and Essex R. from foot of Bar- ) The relatives and friends of the family are wn&:flf 1o st sliasce, Nov weaty- m J..'on Fridey, the 12th inst., Fred- Tweuty-eightht., on ofllfibunlh-.‘d-n(ka-l Tazoveas Haxpmiows. Secretary. The Assembly District Union e r%a‘ 804 Vorty-soventh o hull ot :rf.‘..:l-n-fi aseocistions om the of the city, All Union Assoclations, C} o K £ in. o OB A SON arsbal e S iear TR T ondag) BVENING, the 15t MEMBERS ate s B e Y Do WAL SR S e ok TR S s to attend. LIAM OLEIII,- Pewsident. entieth Ward Fenton uand Woodi TIA TS sy S favorable to * our .“"[l. 1 vied b jots ia the procession. o " are! TSAAC 3 OLIV fiun SCHUET, MATHHEW N HUGH TURMER, K. C. LEE, Preddent. Mfi-‘m‘-" District.—The Execative Commit~ teo of the Union mvlll-o‘!ull(-m EVENING, October I 1886, ut the Bults Hoad Hota, corner Joun A. Esoursos. Seoretary. e h, 1th and 16tk We CHARLES & SPENCER v Sixth Co umlm‘w.mmmm Union Republican Nominatiom ) FOR THIRTYNINTH AND FURTIETH CONGRESS, THIRD DISTRICT, Com; oo 1ot 24 34 th, S Wk, .1, 1, 1, 4 0 SIMEON B, CHITTENDEN. . T T A G 2 S ST Sperial Notuces. 1n Refinea Society 2 a person ustng the ordinary perfames of the dsy is st once set dows s devold of taste and setiment. Sioce the intreduction of PHALON'S NIGHT-BLOOMING CEREUS the scents formerly o vogue have been entirely shaudoned by the fashioushie wocld, and this delicate a-d refreshing floral extract has roplaced thew. @ Dr. J. H. Schenck’s Mandrake WILL PREVENT CHOLERA, or any disesss caused by Bilicas Derangement of the Liver. Every person that suffers from the Cholers has more or less derangewent of the liver sud stomseh ; this can be sscertalned by inquicy from p- tients. and invariedly they have bad o torpid liver for some time. Sometiams it commences with diarrhes, then with 8 dall, hesvy foels ing: sgain with wumbness of the ingers and toss, cramps in thé stome ach, vomiting, ke. Now, if persoos would get s box of J. H. Schenek's Mandrake Pills, and take one every night, or every othee night, they would keep the liver healthy, aud all bilious derange- ments woald be carried off. It is only to take them a short time when bilious. A person cannot have s disrrhes unless they aze bile fous, and then the pills are required ss mach ss when the bowels are costive, for an overflow of bile causes it. Physic it off and it is gonan Dr. J. H. Schenck's Mandruke Pills sct upon the iver and start the hile better than calomel, and yet are perfectiy haraless, and every one st bas taken them says they have the happiest effocts of asy pille _ they bave ever used; they do not gripe, but act wo efiectually on the Liver, startiug the bile st once. A person way live in s climate where chills aod fover are prevalent, sud by taking & dose of the pills, and Mnflflm-&hthnfi-mflmfiqbfl-fl-h they would never have chilis and fover. Bilious, latermistent, ty= phoid, and all other fevers, are caused from derangement of the stom= ach agd ltver. Try the pills; they only ost twesty-five cents pes box. They are perfectly barmless, acd may prevent weeks of dase gerous sickness; they ave not like any other pills offered. They bave. the power to open the gall-bladder and start tbe bile, which the stools. wiy sgw, of & bliious perso i Stracge io aay, that nothing bas yet been invented to act upon the liver bot Schencx's Mandrake Pills. except calomel or mercury, whieh salivates and ruins thy for life. Even mediosl men theme . nruns 2 ’ ‘astonished at their effects. y allow it, and others have nothing to sy. Any common pil, or & dose of pills ot afl, will pbysie the bowels, but they do nothing more, while Schenck's Masdrake Pills operste on the liver and stomach. Try them; they can do 88 barm, and can be ined from any druggist. ‘Association for the Advincement of and Art— A'regalar mw(h!{ weetiug will te beld 8t the rooms of the Associs tion (second floor), Cooper Institute, o8 MONDAY EVENING, Oe- tober 15, a4 7§ o'cloek, for busizoss purposes. | o Lot T OQ.T of "E*h- and Sul MEDICAL D r‘:lfl'u ur&v 'OLUMUIA COLLEGH, a3 ‘orner of Twenty third-st. and Fourtb-ave, ises for the ‘Winter Session of this Instl on MONDAY, Oct. 15, at 7} o’clock p. . ddress by . Prof. SAMUEL ST. JOHN, M. D. et e 1 00 Secretary of the Faculty. Mercanule LIBRAR The oil tation wil take lutreductory HU! WEEK. RIODICALS ¥ THE READING ROOM. one can become & wember. Terms to all others, $5 & year. Clerks, $! initiation of D . Remaios o be taken to Orangs County for interment. d | nual dues; to all oth AR LT ol . _ S A good Diuretic and Tonic, that can bs 1elied on in disox Z 196 Myrilo | 6 7 Mysile-aves s v have pnlmml Notices. l“lf}’fl. dmu.'““"“ in bottles, | The b ar Majesty’s most bumble s o B i 08 el i 1 dorver of B and mo t and subject, Union Repub fean Ratification Meeting. Deceared Soldiers and Citizeas : : BLICAN ELECTORS of EXHUMED, DEODORIZED L Cotner Vis Bk dod Tral s, Hooss f Mows. Oni e, 30, | YARIOUS SRIGATS OF TRINOS ABOUT T #4 pov% e LNIO":.::LM;MM A ; (| Cobeest., near Hicks. New-OnLeaxs, Oct. 13.—Tho latost iutelligence | the City and County of New-York fes SENT HOME!! s Ryl gt g by b v ki Graude, whieh 14 to the 4th instant, states that COOPER INSTITUTE .t w TH WALD.. A moda sastior Shegiiyasttemi o tuke MAtWDOROS |, 2y clock on the evening of HERMETICALLY.SEALED AND ZINC-LINED CASKETS!! 4 8. E. coroer of South 34 snd ules, but had falet. . . . . o v of business also & repo hat had one to Monterey > We are now ready to fill all orders in_the above line 6 Mo ot Bouth b ot, ® o & repart het Ratond i N MONDAY, OCT. 15, rom e Fllowing ramed pisces, v Bewufort, Lilion Head. Mers dth-ate. 6 Wasbington Hall. comer of | M th o force of 8,000 o 12,000 lmperis To ratify the nominatious of mu«y[’flmfiuac"fir‘:m'flmt‘nwm b adl s Bl'lbh-. n;l .Ll‘d'l:lflnl:h“!;:h”h | Douts Tthand thoste. saiid to be approaching it C St abihet Gaal Hon. REUBEN E. FENTON, “"‘&h:u:m;r) X ween Boutl uth | ‘Auother report was that Cortina was abont to attac L * y FULLER & LANGLEY, ot AL e in Matamoro and that Trevizo was ou hiy way from Monterey Brig.-Gen. STEWART L. WOODFORD, Besstort, 8. C. TR ARD, o like purpose. HEN T. L U, 1 Mgy o e N e B ik ke pusose i OO | . Sy " 4 Ne. 32 North 24ot. “ARY. PN . Ovricn Brows's STADARD Scaias, No. 3 B e - o Tl ol i OBITUARY. +ad o rejoice over the recest doclsive Unlon victories Io Vermont, | 1 wonld respectially siale to it o s f SCALES o ——— ~ genarally. that the slight interruption o D by the fire af VIFTERNTH WARD. Maine, Penasylvasis, Obio, Indians, Tows, snd in the city of Balth- | Uur fuctory on the lat inst. has beou entirely overc that, have 1. No. 395 Grandat. | & Houwe of Tose Co. Xo. 3, GEN. D, o OSBAND. > y o Fiaree stock of goods manufsciuriog facilitics, we 2. 8. E.comer of Lorimer and Grata-ave. near Urandat. | oL mors. il Uhess well-bnows SCALES with promptasss Devo-sta Special Disphtch to The N, ¥, IV BROWN. SATEENTH WARD. Caueaco, Oct. 14, 1866. The following eminent speakers wgl address the emting! =N 1. No. 307 South dth-st. . > " ¢ . B i . Reed, or 84 Scholerst, Gen. D. E. Osbaud, formerly of thu' “tF '_'“ .“" REUBEN E. FENTON, (Saecessar to E- W, Burr.) Scholes st valry leader in the late war, died at his plac'*"*% ;” HENRY WILSON, DIAMOND JEWELER, r 4th inst., of brain fever. His disease® e LYMAN T 3 P - - g . SEVENTEENTH WARD. BRNANS, - v’ o ) Bloadwes, el rt of 44 in bis employ b in attending to negroes of his plantd- ) laving been attacked with cholers, HANNIBAL HAMLIN, JOIN G, FREMONT, MARTIN 7. TOWNSEND, GEORGE F. STEINSRENNER, FRANC'S C. BARLOW, FREDERIC SCHUETZ, CHAKLES A PANA, RAPHAEL WEIL, F. J. FITHIAN, ALFRED ERBE, 1. Cor. of Frauklin snd Java-ste. tion, ? and 18 having died. MARQUIS DE TURGOT. EIGHTEEN Eugine Co. No. 12 ot uear Bushwick:| a0 Smith, Myr. e, wear Bushwick ave. Louis Felix Etienne, Marquis de Turgot, of whoso death we have intelligenee, was born at Bons on the 27th of September, 1796, and was of a noble family of Normaudy. He NINETEENTH WALD, 3. 8hop of J. L. Heath, cor. Bed- e bareyy | fosdave sad Clymersts | Ll wiucated at the military of Saiit Cyr, nad served in vesr Bolford e army for severnl years, resigning his commission in 163 | WM. 4. DARLING. ADOLF DOUAL T0 1512 he was ruised to the Chamber of Peers, and took bis | PHOS. B, VAN BUREN, THEO. GLAUBENSKLER, TWENTIETH WARD. Wide with the conservative politicians, but the revolution of 1 5 A-n:: Fultos near Clor l-’. pruary sent hll‘n I-z:-k w'pm-t. life. He had taken Bm CHAS. P. CROSBY, BIGISMOND KAUFMAN, Y little part in publie fairs up to that thuo; but | gEo. W. PASCHAL, HERMAN RASTER, ~| 6.8, E. or. of Fultonsnd Port- | ho attached himself to the Napoleonie was o : U o B0 of Dodember, 153 JAMES B. MoKEAY, HIRAM WALBRIDGE, JOHN COCHRANE, WAL E. DODGE, ROSCOE CONKLING. CHAS. 8, SPENCER, Cbairman Com. of Arrangements Sprxcen Kixny, Secretary. 4 1080 Fatton-ave., neat Clioton ‘We ask every voter to ascertain whare he ought to apply, and to have bis name registered T0-MORROW, us personal appli- cation is necessary to secure registration and the right to vote at the ensuing election. If the number of voters in the district ot the last annual election exceeded fonr hundred, the board of reglsters will also be in session on the day following. Let every voler see to it that he is registered. THE REGISTRATION OF VOTERS, The City Bupervisors, at & meeting held on Satur- dny afternoon, made several changes in the appointment of Registrars; ‘ot which Supervisor Osborn offered a resolution 10 the effect that the Registrars be authorized to trausfer the names of those voters of their respective districts, whom they knew to be such, from the ullll’“mll lists 1o the new lists to b made on Tuesday. An animated discussion ensued, in which it the Ministr) pLY Ty “with the coup d'etat. In July, of Foreign Atlairs to M. Dronyn o dignity of Senntor, Ou the 2ith of - he was ncervdited s Embassador to the Court of In 1554 ho fought a duel with Mr. Soule, the United States Embassador, In 1852 ho was mudo Commander of the Lagion of Houor, und graad officer of the onler in September, ot K Thrie. f y e NTON, N. J., . 14,—Col. C. J. o, for- | 8 and invited guests are respectfully req: to wwsemble JTussox, N, J. Oct, I—Col. C. 3 The B o it N Ey s G L & T Warren Cousty, died in’ this i Sle TR RS Chatrmas Conities on lavitations. U L. A, Gouncil No. 8,—1he members of the sbove council are earnestly l-quulud’zll.‘( -t l)l' m.,ll- Cl!; plier udeon-sta., Monda, o'clock, he i iion demonstration st Cosper L f uniting in the grand ani oacvute: B order of the Commitiee. GEORGE W. FREED, Chalrman. THE PACIFIC. HEAVY FAILURE—FIRE IN A COAL MINE. BAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 13.—A Victoria dispatch says {hat the Billingham Bay coal mine is on fire, and that s steamer Varay, Jossmr R. was contended by M Scholes, Li 1 | has sailed with hose to convey water to the mine. e e o The e oners that, b | “Ster Mojosty's stoamer Graat had saled from Vietorls for | _#tsag Iy District Union Repusticas Assocta: when the Board ul]ourms unti} this evening. " | San Francisco. 3 J ~Tiie members .ghr Aml.-l%a: n':' 'pml.nluly n;-u.d to : o Appenheimer & Co. of Frazer River had fuiled, with liabili- | meet't the Fifth Werd Hotel, on MOX . mat., st 1 p. m., to ‘WARD NOMINATIONS. i oF §200,000, arch in procession o the Matiication Menitng uf Ceopar Inatitite. ——— RELIGIOUS. THE CATHOLIC COUNCIL. Toe Twentioth Ward Union Republi - ;A:méu.lod ulfl“hn K. Bulmer for Aldarmp:ndmv:nmhn' hngmr:. r Cous! e, Ji W. Hears, Joun ¥ * | Secretaries. Third Assembly District U e—The meor b e e e iven s, ts MUNDAY EVENING, vetio FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISLRICT. BALTIMORE, Oct. 14,—The Roman Catholic Plenary . ) . .~ ‘elect delogates Lo the severai local cou Having given place to a card in favor of Mr, Giber- | Council hekl .[:;MM sossion to-day at the Catbedral. = Areh. o tlect JAMES M. TUTHILL, ,,,':‘.‘ son, we also publish the following for the other side: bishop Kenrick celobrated pontifical high mass and Archbishop | Hoom McCurany, } Secretarien. nflm ll.‘l:b(’l r:-wn‘;.r. 'L‘f’m‘.‘m B Purcell r:lchad ‘tho sermon. ‘Ihe decrees of the Council were D. W. BEARDSLEY, th inst. that correspondent tin. y Rep living in New York aad & non-residont of the PN & seomably i o of Marquette, Wis. i Iring serously i o | oy BanThe. mrembery e e ston. i Euon T Distrit, Kings County, undertakes to settlo questions of vestlts of & fall at the Archbishop's mansion on Wednesday | membere of the Cempaign Clab are requested to meet ot Runk's [ ity" in that Distriet, Totel this MONDAY EVENING st 7 o'clock. for she parposs of rm;u-n-:;-::!fmwhflumlmwu-u the TR e wniting with the adjacent wards in the march to the grand rally eb Distri mé disposition te run an . Cosper Institut eandidate n opposition 10 th regular nominee, Capt. Samuel THE LACLEDE RAC sober, 19, 1666, 530-1"-"" JOHNW. FARMER, President. Giberson,” when the reverse is trae—Mr, 1. Louis, Friday October, Uy 100, | 308U (0w, | Becrouren being the regular Union Republican candidate. To-day bas been a very exciting one on the Lacledo 1 Tho simple facts of the case are these: The Seventh and | course. Tho irst race, mile" hoats, free for all feather -.A.uua m somb nion B Avee- Twontieth Wards of Brooklyn constitute the Fifth Assom remium $500, was won by Count e 1S5 a8 o UL TRRG 7h o slock sharp! to march (n - body b e Distriot of Kings County. Delgates from the Twentieth | 145 His competitors wero Bushwacker, John Scott, R L O T * body to Ward, maiuly oftico-holders, in order to defeat the wish of the | Boy and Blue Flag. STEFHEN B KNAPP, Prosidecs. Union blicaus of the district, refused to act with the re Flie second race, two mile heats, free for all, fum 91,000, | gyyny H. Woos, Seoretary. 4 l-rdmdn from the Seventh Ward and afiiliated withs | was won by Muggins. Time 3:41 and 3:423. The competitors | —gp oo oqer renten and Weodford Wide- Awake bogus delogation, elected at a bogus priiary, under the auspics | were Stoucwall Jackson Derby, Ring Master and Capper, e e e o roaas b T A of s erfl- bod;( calling ftself o ' Republican Association,” The third race, three mile heats, free for all, premiom §2.000, | SHNEAY g 15 inst., and march in % atiend the fatl eontrolied by Navy-Yard influences. This irregular body | was won by Harry of the West. Time 5354 and 5:30. This | foation meeting at Uooper lustitute. ‘r“""'u..,. ot ors dnviiod 0 placed Mr. Gibersoa in nomination by the dm{; Yotes of four | was the most exciting race of the week, Tle (e of tho first Jola the procession. lludnd the Committee. mea—tbo hosus delogation from the Savouth Wapd abuigiune | beai f wail by be ramackalia. Q. W, CORFIN Chaigiuas Gomauttes ¢ Amrwgoments. Opposite Grace Charch, Tho Agents of thil evtablishment have searched the principal ciiag of Earope, and ewpioyed the lesding artisans abroad o obtaia the RAREST GEMS AND RICHEST JEWELS of the 014 Wor, As tho resalt of Bhese endeavors. s collection has been secared of the fl::’:flqu aud recherche articles evey exbibited to the Americam po Connolasmurs of precions stones ablp in Jewelry are invited. | 4 admirers of artistic workman wrnitu OF THE, ur:r?-m.x;,'cmma oF NG-ROOM and CHAMBER SUITES, d | ufseturers’ CTO! PARLO)] INT! R. DI in Rosewood, Walaat " man pricen Make Your Own Seap wire SAPONIFIER of excellent , pd R L2 g L LA Maoufactuning Com| L. ‘Baponiber. = r“ attachod flh Xetile, holding one of every All uired 14 an irom nndlus 'lnhnl'v:v stare, Two Mildons of Dollars. All profits go to the asmured. Dividends declared end paid Anuually, All policies sou forfeiting No policy fee charged. NO LIMITATIONS AS TO RESIDENCE OR TRAVEL. Eight thousand Policies {n force. Half the Premiom s permaneah Joan on the pelicy, if desired. All formas of Life Endowment and Ane puity Polisies issaed. AGENTS WANTED. G. D Formerly of and sucoesser to DR. JAMES R. CHILTON & Co., ‘ 'ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHENIST, No. @9 W, coc Bisommat Fist w. . York. i