The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 12, 1861, Page 2

e -- ‘onvention. THE NEW YORK SUN Srraxor Ruston —We are informed that he *| edna pry of eghtyamonn into | ran ry aoe O odes, wine | "ama s ye Seen on rahe TI way ee eee ‘ CAPTAIN OF THE NEW “ TOACARORA. ing the President of the United States, Mr. | tendarnee y morn+ I win.v tetas mitt lina banal Serabs, Boorlary of Oh, ond Me. Coren. | Chat ante od tha Comin te 6 6m tes Captain Craven is detached from the Crusa-' ing, having in his custody John Wy Andrews, Secretary of War, were conveye! from Jutions ond nom: , ard ordered to the Tuscarora, 18, recently who was arrested in eeiay af Police Outrage Another Inatalment. Wont ton to Philadelphia yesterday, bv a yer wiv ps mat nate air omes launched «t tho Philadelphia Navy Yard, The ternoon, charged with havitig been, it ! broug! We have been kindly furnished, by the Clerk special train with closed doors—no other peewns | nities to name a rien tr aie Gate Central Crusader's men got liberty yesterday. vhs Louisiana militia, and in | of the Police Commissioners, with the recorded evidence in the trial of Policeman Gavtoway Leing allowed on the train, What can-eivable | Commit ©, The mo'ion was discuse! and | Commodore Breeze, Captain Almy, Nival coastemt communication with the rebels, Mar- emergency could have required the absence of voted dows, the rence of the conver" on sO | Coustiuctor Delano, and Chief Engineer Gar- shal Murray, in obedience to the instructions of | [y'"4't,t? Aman whe had gone to ‘ y Borh he and Mrs, Ertzberger were fer the outrage on Mr. Jous J. Besser, des {Sit these high oficial persons From Wash'n ton, | ie ‘0 Wat ‘tat dart Wiulbe , van will aurvey the Crusader today. Secrtary Reward, cad Andrews to be com. | for examination Useute JOHN Wy CONNIATIOYER cribed in the Sex yesterday, Hai we known | including the President himself, is beyond our | taken spontancoucte, like Int Baap Antivimny.—Capt, H. J. Yee to Fort Lafayette, Aroemnandong Ae Moria Lae rio that this authoritative recor was at oursorvice, | conjecture, We should be disposed to regard it | | A motict: wa» mate and Tonto instruct th | MeBuhon, late of the 69th Regiment, has oo BROOKLYN. Bots for thie i pang a 'éu for signalires a we should have used it in preference to the vol- | agg coll," but our informant is no. stranger, Comme on Ieroluticne 0 report no candudate | opened at Now, 96 Beekman street and 157 Libs New Steam Fink Exorse.—Protection En- — 144 Bulton fo cae Oh oad ae corner af) untaty statement yestertay pul meg The | and hed his information direct from those in a The Cow mitten of Arrangements made afun- | erty otreeta, recruiting offices for a flying artil- gine Co,, No, 5, received, on Tues tay last, their Conosnn's Inquest.—Coroner Horton hel! i, Cajxain eommarding Co. C. official evidence sustains our informant in every O'DON: charge of the train, THE LATEST NEW ' nat ‘They bud learned that the Re- , "new steamer, manufactured by the Amockeag psvean Pe ce Cano OOO ented to the | ore creer el ce Cerone © the Fourie ‘Bea! ail now in ure) would meet at 11A Bf. and , ment of the Irish Brigade, He expects to be SORT van Ui eae oli wie ates Sijiansina”’ in one hour, when the Poopls's Con. | joined by miny of hiv late companions in arms pourds, and in its action gives entire satisfae- tien could take pnd ‘an inquest yesterday upon the body of Francis | Quinn, who died at the Srd Precinct station | | @OW 5 ae houre on Tueslay night, found in a state atone Prostration important sense, and will be published in the Bun tomorrow, leaving out the exparte stite- ments of the sufferer and the offender, as neces nuntil 4PM. This | inthe gallant 69th, heme in Congress street, and removed sarily more or lees Wie et, and a needless tax = 5 CoxsonipaTisa AND CompLetina —Regi- Annrvat ov A Braztutas MAN-ow- gat nowt Byrne He told he ‘upon our epace, sine 6 du a Mair was di BY TELEGRAPH TO THR SD. ¥ SUN. ments with but few men enrolled are now to be The Brazil steam corvette Boberibe, Com- we had beni badl Aas hee arene Pres ot a old empath oes oe tinetly seen and deseribeu by a vuyaler of disin. bowery, under general oojection, and with: | consolidated with others of more fures, #9.a8 to mander Alvin, arrived on Tuestiy moratig , hic ayetem tad besome | meet at Clarke's Hot ‘Chatham at, a Thurs terested witness + emen BECo | drew the motion. facilitate the furnishing of the states quota ct from Pernambuco, in 25 ds. The P. mounts tow wgrer that he could vot | day. 12th September, 1861, from 10 A.M. to 4 P. ‘The Canvention then took a reosas till half- ‘bs The here Mon'b further the cwie of the ign and On reading the evidence, the public will have Ss Ae veloc: x Neree nee coe twenty-five thousand men, The Fremont Rei- | even gune, and haga crew of 122 nen. Nef ai for an gh ed we a verdict Up the vlorcus name on oth fall materials for jwlying our charge a ri PORTANT from KENTUCKY. | Apwandtoult nnestow, ment, Col. Rosa, Continental Gnard, Col, Per. privateers had been heard of inthe vicinity of Spd che L Beaegeotan the Police Commissioners, of at least leaning mnt The Convention was called to order at the | FY, and Washington Greys, Col, Moore, will Pernambuco, Pronvney Paras, Acerest.—Nicholas Me- gros of e ne protic our apypornted, fitet be enlarged by the addition of a namber of | anes , H ly to the support uf extreme pol ebel Troops to be Ordered Out | howrenpane ‘ ged by Cormick accidentally fell into a sowor,construct. fy againet private rights, in theie acq R a ae theta Mr Carll fr the Committee on Root: | small eommatis, 60 as to rane them 10 the Fires, Accidents, Inquents, &e. fig Bieber Pitt: wruay ce Vout Gatzowar, and thus making themselves: par ‘ Kerimocchtativenc! the people of the State | Maximum standard, when they will be at once | arar, AccipMNT.—Am inquost was hell yers | terncomn, and is believed to ha ABNUMS AMERICAN. outrage upon ang of New York, in Convention iwemnbled, discard. | sent off, Itiv thought that these regiments | tord, o New York Hospital, upon the | ties of atatal character, Ie was conveyed to B i PATRIOTIC ACTION of the LEGISLATURE } hi bitin tate nthe ty! aa acitizen, To that tribunal we submit the ATR 4 4 ing all p litical divisions, and waiving for the | will be completed by the first of next woek, | larly of Joseph Brews’ & native of Treland, the L. 1. College Hoepital, LAST DAY BUT TWO, tip present eae platforms and traditions, ani- (amenrinton ob A BWoRbacltal Oliew | Wyuna Wied M Annest ov Disreroranne Fasaces — | of that won : wy by re owe RY SENTATION OF A Sworn. ii , ve . Hines toward the Police System or the Com: | prosentatives hax adopted a resolution directing | tients shat we cated with a eautifel rwort on Wedneslay | BANMr of #acbooner and the " | Park have of late become notoricus for the gteat | oo ie pion tig RIVER HORS » not impugn the or to iaxwe a procla ordering [Besser dl Lele ' over Coenties roof, A verdict of | number of lewd female idle boys and i Mahone: Hy in the fret a missioner. We om wgh their the Governor to issue a proclamation, ordering | night, by Me, ftensy Hill, on behalf of his | pccidental death waa rendered, a “ies : hones ter andl ie sand young | only apecimnen ev aight te this country, and uprightness of intention. whil the Confederate troops, now encamped in this the existifng p pte Ae who promenade = | univernully acknowl dged ty Le the ‘ vatneet tite ole ; fem his distinetive ‘pelitical prince} but | friends and fellow citizens, and, as is not unfrequently the case, are GREATEST CURIOSITY. LIVING, them with serious main state, to evacuate the sil entucky, Tho] solely in this hour of national peril to | furs Barcans.—We unterstand that thie Police Inteligence, &e. KUIILY CL HMproper conluct, so that res dand profane tiatery have tmmoy of the citizen, Assuming that thoy vote on the paskage of the reavlution stood 71 ia | proclaim our devotion to the Constitu- | evade is filling up very rapidly, and that the | Gy, hind Bau Dekers io ae m it baa proper to pas er according to their idea of px 0 26 agel 1 the United States and the Union of the lo Ls ba darts Brad HARGE OF Tu S¥ir-Borving | ter night ets im, ‘The i aerial peviige silent gi! ‘lalla thin dnd carpe th Va and cur fixed de to Mefoirl, | 5,000 men will be ready for the war im about | Thomas ethet the ‘pol ©, we wn Oo © Howse th elused to suspend the q : : ‘ nanily ten days. ‘This will bo one of tho most por and on ! than fours evidence that they wreatly mistak in ord 4 fect military organizations that ever left the | tte we They wore arraizned " duty, and need an authori tion, pone; to sustain with all our ; : | Justice Boer erday morning, when | tive Aral, keepers the course they are steering, to 4 ton ordeting both the Federal and ¢ od power and Zeal the constitutionally | State of New York, for there is to be attached | 12ih at., wa | the younye men and discharge | on ty to all who ave intereted Iu the different shel eel Rob Whiel I resis ta ca eouan a gle chosen oof the Government, in the | to it several squadrons of cavalry, and two | oltatatng, by fraud, th |e the females remanded for exarnin nwily. ‘Taey aco to be seca ob serve the metropolitan police system, of which | troops to evacuate the state: prosecution of the existing war with unrelix: | geries of flying artiMery wader command Bits, Rilen Chay, lately teskd This will probably pat a stop to streot walking, | Maire, os ure mies eat Kupporters, from ultima " , x vigcor and tince ey, to ‘ stra Shaan Yypbeaaado is A tinin ad Abbe matin ft hile at le THe WHAT. I8 TT) ALRINO PAMILY, mae PS ORILHAG ANCGN Tecra ok tits persanest | quency, to the end | Canaing McMahon and Hogan Prince and Greene ata, From the affidavit of ta i acs Canes ibaa Tot LIVING SHAW, Sy LIGs. MAMMOTIE HEA hs puieville, Se 0,—The Journe iia ula permanc ry the : i ) vor $ eNTS.—-Mickael Poters MO iN J war iidy Loutecilia, Sept, 10—The Journal of tl stinction of rebelliot vy loval | Wane Vessets.—Tho propotler Andrews has | Mrs. Gay, the following circumstances, sums NTS, was peat MONSTRK SNASES, AQUARIA, Nor are we in any ‘le M-disposod toward | oming calls upon Kentuckians to rise and shall be restored t protected in . +! heh 60s Gils samesbade Jy | UMWRht before Justice Bosrum yesterday morn. ‘ the rigor of salutary authority, or realy to war tothe knife upon the Tennessee inva- osrent of all bis rights and peo on bought by government for Mes ih : . Ws wd lt bed vi Maier He ing on the complaint of a farmer named Goorge second frivolous ant vexatious complaints, A traitors shall suffar tho | $25,000, to be usod as a war vessel on Alie- } alates that on of aout the Lith of July last ehe | sigs wond raiding at Olst street, who charged While the Sux is distinctively, if it is any “ Jains snd penalties dae their er that | marle Sound, where she will proceed ns quickly | was in very ill health, and very despondent on | im with having stolen a quantity of fruit vale ‘ and Gh’ aeenia, Mier Car airGults WT tie woninon aN Maia: | oe Anderson has not yet assumed command, | tices laying down itting to | an sho receives aome necessary preparation, | account of the ill trestmont and desertion of her ' west at riz cents from his n. The accused Mine a ae mg abe eee y mnan agai] ut awaited the above action of iy Tagbuare te government, may receives such m i 8 its | for formior owners were Messrs Nishant, Jobn D. Gay, who had dofrauded her , Piated guilty, and the Justice discharged hin ‘On aM ee ee ‘ in reference to the invasic * bho # A vl Redfield, The propeller of the sum of $3,000; that «he had still lef» “1 8 Pepeimand. inst the encroachments of power, in all con rebel rthat the peoph the on “4 R " P . Cuan oy Prrsuny.—Offies is r GRAND DAY LG PERPORMANG eeversion, yet ft will prosecute for ita clients | ‘The North Caroliun Quota of Federal | may give expression, at the appr Coxsnchic line, has been purchased for the saine | @1,600, which was on deposit in the Blo pel dada epee 1 Wikon, of | eis DAY, COMMENCING. AT Ol troversics, y i mabe: ton, to th votion and loyalty to the port St. Savings Hank, but was so depremed in min the Skt Precinet, yes! erday arrested a man named are of Family Partin, simple justice, nothing less or more. If they ‘ pg " ernnvnt and tothe sentiment that bas caused Hy . riche A asa William Be on a charge of perjury preferred are in the wrong, it will aim to measure their | Washi m1 —Chas, Henry Fosters 1 ti. Convention to be assem! Fron Mare Reaiment.—The Eighth | that she deiermined to commit suicide, 840) jy. yt) mete f rebuke, and if they are guilty, their punish. | clain a Federal Congressman eloct, | by purty tie Honinaes | Regiment, of Maine Volunteers, 800 in num- | accordingly made arrangements with an under. | | ys peta apartinahto Tren et ment, In this spirit we now call in question | ¢! dent today, for the purpose of | of this boty cordial | ber, Col. StoKLasy in mand, arrived | takerfor her burial, and for a lot in Greonwood, | Boyle brought an action to dispossess him for - the pets ples, perhaps now in their infan tendering the govertmen a Cull brigade of lay, | aM of the | Jast evening by the steamer Commodore, and | and after this procured poison, with the inton- rrdegula «t yeni. Oo the trial he swore plea, pe a now . shenatea r a : sred'to the: ba instruc 7 # that he had w Yoley several times for the which are grow up in the management of | Mists from that state After a deb Ae esl viel were Jaid om hed stn ; My! the camp of instruction at ie ae oe ul Eh self, elt ‘ioe rent, and Dooley now beings this action to prove “NY. HERALD totay. a pice; believing: that the department ha await the report of the Committee ppstead, L. 1, doi » by the interference 0 fe Coptain of | that Bovle had never asked him for the rent | 9 REE ING Ww elites huge enadhinsperatcatetonwt| Another Party Nomination ee LIE YRStAR ConONntc OF Piri BEPNFII= | UV BINDER NES ey ee HREE LIVING WHALES ie ati mant eatchoster, said he caine | C..1, Price has been elected Lieutenant.C She further states that Thos, 8! timul Arremprey I Oficer Barr, of the t NT raviion a examination with a view to the ! county to represent the. pan- Lid a t ; Mater Chat Thos, Stone stimuls STREETED mCOr RAFT) OF Ute Loecesr ously. ehariaiiad 1a la alesis aie leae eae ey ach tono party havin Miarany Exasinnns, Thirty-one she would draw the $1600 from tho t 1 | plaint of Maria Merch t, who vow the NOWTHERS Shag. ms . er honestly a crt nt 7 for urer, will shortly away trem that ; nfimy | were passed yesterday by the Military give it to him, he would pay the ox «of | charges him with the above offense, He will | and cnsint if une tld maid toe yong: one jon, i ha letter de ept the nomina- uption of Buc + administration : ‘ » trie 4 leing the offepring « e ah rR ya ie oe eT eoar Lt : ee Neat hae Cetin GAL Ornoead « Board, her funerol, and in cave she falled to kill her- | Le tried nova. ones leing the offepring of ¢ ae ‘ be i . ; ie ike Hien, nization as A party For himelf Onn Sinry-Ninrit.—The members of Com- | self, would restore the money to her, She ac+ Roun Ronneny.—On Tuesday evening, while AFLER ITS MOTHER, 18 8UCKLED 8} Lic ogl da Oc brad ike ' ould pany D, and all other fri the good cause, | cordingly did ao, and passed the money to him, | the family of Mr, Bougrand of 140 Fulton Aish culacraly chin’ ef astern W anlar 0 Oa ne uf lg Wh nt te a y Nurtense, Sept, WL —The following is the nba , i if : hs gr Ne are invited to 1 from 10 to 4 0% but he now refuses to restore it, ‘on doniey were at tea in the basen me bold thief | ing ther young. . jarmed, with Mr. Justice Osnons, ticket nomimitd by the People’s Convention | iauerat thal Hun esd. wea ewon tor pac | at St having received it, She sta‘es further, that at I the parlor hy. mean . laded: eeeveh MK. BRANETT'S RXPERIENCH IN A NH without co-operation with the Republican Cou. | down by or n the kecret enem'es of the know that (he was melanch Sheeran tie gion ‘ap Baye ap gn ANGLED POLICE COUT. vention A sApe. Company K, Captain 1, ant that he sufferod her to ea ‘ j tw GALLONS DAILY OF PURE OCKA! Perec cea re cue ceornine at {Be Athi D. 8. Dickinson; Seere- Henson,of the Ist regiment of this brijgad without interhorence, Oa the | ——$—$—$——— wal Matial ane citvevwarda arvetedl the poacefal and | tty. of Bi ati Mallard, of Cortland; (Col. Robert Nugent.) was mustered in yes'er- | arrest of Stone, he was taken before Justi S WHO ALR TRoOBLRD wirnt Poernrs Devil oly pete at gray-haired farmer, brought bin forth from the f € ptreller—Lueins of Chemung; day, and will receive a few more reerits at 435 | Connolly, and held to bail in $3.000 to answer ches, Tan, Sunburn, or any pees oment of | purpe se. : ; al bd are sened him-—we wers avout ‘Treasurer—W, B. Lewis, al Come v and 369 Pearl, 60 Ok, and 174 South sts., and | the charge. Mr. Benjamin G. Clith, one of the | phe Skin, should try the « Adiningion only @5 cents, Children under ten, tnfore Mr. Justice On rk Hato . LAA . ‘ T . 1 i wuieh iste be = yeh ee missioner for the long term--F. A Aberger, of | Ve trerure offered the folltevi at the Park Barracks, sof the Merchants’ Hotel, became his FRIDAYS, fentival days for furaition, the prt tier were LLB abs peek Bric, for th = Ac thalimatue, ot | checto Lidary ste sis Convene | ONt: OF TI Vicrise of tho railroad mur. Trisu G4 CHa Drie WG Ss ats de ents jchiddeen wider 18, 10 cond youth, upon whose sty y A.B. Tappan, 0! bo, and are | der at Cockeysville was Elwin L, Lyon, of | Tie Bensexe ov ti Sreamen Caranine ihn ine had been Laid ty auth « taalce s ithuineancAY) OU TaSlbe, vt ! nC ni 0 | Kustford, Connecticut, «cousin of the late Las | —Iyvestta ation meron Justien Quaexnye | Waterrs, dewntny, Diastosies, ‘of the State of New : : in their seve nnti nomination ol : : al Tivo eae “tg 7 AND SILVERWAKE, they may have felt th Oneida; W.B. Wright, of | county off {Union District mented General Nathaniel Lyon, — The body of | nesi.— 8 Larkin, formerly clerk of tho fou wan hy a ibe ALLEN, COMMERCIAL A ANDC ASSL AL f justice, | Not to put too fin Ulste 6 hofrinate district officers to be Mr, Lyon, and that of Win, German, another | steamer Cataline, who was arrested on Wed 415 Beondway, re-open on Moa La. was the ju a hg ite ny aaa ‘The Republicans bave pot vet nomini fall She alloss upon the ue forin of Connecticut vietim, have passad through the Y “te ts Nee tens | willfully DR. HENRY ZELIS a i wise aon vi sealer HEoinn hapa their ticket, ee city, escorted by a gnard of their comrades of ay amanda’ Te Listske’ Siatics aoe s aes ” The | semen vat vation other than sprining from the | the Harris Light Cavalry, They will be buried bush for ex n, NEQVINE POWDERS, #] Whiting © CLASSES—-STUDENTS aly bali : Lendl Se laa Con hemseives, “There woul be orcaniza: | side by sido with the hero of Wilson's Creek, | « ide ce teat TO CURE THE LOVE OF 8TRONG DRINR. Tegra iOreriling Webite me ke an | Spat fe dollars nm Blackwoll LAME solid eg nough without any action of this Conven- | Pye hod 5 * ‘ by the a ¥ ‘ bar potaid’s e160 Vem Island.” Hstituted Bruce for Tallmadge, tor | tien f _ The body of McDonald, of Newburgh, Now | sin totween Newport News ai For ale at §3 Division street : Men, Beach's gig | 1 K-keeping Mogi pyek abe oder ase Tt was in vain that the American citi Commissioner, and endorsed the res! of Mr. Haskins arjyned further in favor of organ. | York, has been place in a vault: at Baltimore, | roe, was insured for ® 0,00, 15 1h a rs, Haye 118 » valhaad Brooklyn; | eacas each, Instruction day or evening, + zen pleaded his right | , vide teilinn s Ticket ization. Others “peke in fiver of discarding | aud will be sent to Newburgh if his friends de. | the night of duly, ne ecernn Sea eare Henne re ° nal, to a trial, and the ex ationof bis wile i ay. Beale the old party macninery with the old part sire It. Butler a He at ie Hak ~ Ns. he. - The peremptory answer ¢ the question, the conv a s ‘ . was totally destroyed, the offic ¥ ° e witth avon tire, The ews , Yo + Banks’ ¢ core ti? py. me Ut wan rported that Hopkins of Naugatuck, [Yarn veuc Ieianor agpearel that. on tho | ay, LTONa Maowerte Iwanct Pownee, | | = —— your tine, or uote the Islan tat sth PUPEING DOWN MARYLAND EREASON, > Connecticut, had also died of his injuries, The } 11th of Aucust, Larkin, th k of the boat, | peaches Anta, and all vermin. Bree from polsum ZINK Mine, DE Officer, Jock hind up.” And down nit Hill mublican state Convent case of another sufferer from. the accident was | stated to Mr, Dobiyn Lalor, one of the witnesses LYONS’ MAGNETIC PIL of Fashions, with able to stand, to the filthy | os V » September W.—The Reputy lailaved ts ba iva laee Th or fuur of the | Present, that the burning of the vessel had been thto Katewd Mee hats remy, wid for wale ¢ the employ arrests Tin Stite Convention met at Wietin Hall, 1 my ‘ , 7 Bal 1 accomplished through bim, and had been ef ta everywhere D. 8. way Propretor pal the fi his p iit . and was called : 2o'clock by | less lnjured were brought to Baltimore,and sent | edt by placing spirits of fe arcunds the ke How, hd 434 Broadway, ou the eo | per, J Xian author pers was called to order at 12 o'clock by Ea ie p at Ped by} ma, sprite of turpentine around the | Pa : aye BAVINGS BANKS. the'money ant obtained bis relowe, with hi aut ‘The Convention was largely Seaen eahoull tolay Larkin ke on ditter * “ f textorted iy the already | their residen Hon E.G, Lapham, of Ontario, was “eho Conrinverat, Gvann.—Should (olay be ina, of No. a the bert r dremsing, sat omenade ¢ stormy the illumination Q rred until Friday {OL Camp Wyman will be nite the series of physical ant moral outrages he had endared, So much for Justice Osborne's Court, plenarniug and re Lasdies, try it, Bold by ail Drag Jolin Brewer, on neourse of their vadate temporary Chainn He made a brief spe iu favor OL no compromise or peace with th soda Union with all mes willing to pope CITY N the follow Annascrsents ror tie MeMascs On that Larkin had told him that ut Capt. Phillips, com t him ina tight Open daily fre Tp.m. 8X pe wid under. and Titereat alowed HIS BANK DURING THE port the The usual committees were appoint entials and organization Thompson, of Albany, mo The Tribune Our neighbor of the Zridyve in an artic word attitude (L his assistants preve rists wre said to be very strong. Rockville NERAL NOTICES, Hollowny's Ol ti fc yd the “shells? lat IVED ON DEI MONTHS, aptain Chart tand Pills are a cere justly commendatory of the Hon, Laway Tre: aration. has been mare to give the a coment Cth bens qQuir ‘The executiy ittee on arran, Haale took fire about Vy ¢ die eee wcopt should the ke the conv ro * be ap i he te MeManus cussniles shat. we ni the thames were first seen a MAINY, is grievously at fault in reference D Usivean Gi iin boa ihe it upen th a's Linton Cone | swaenls fe the, IGALSEe. SUsee Mle Tage chimney and coming thronh the past relations to the a ne of tl GLIA Wit Thain thkwas in session, st them to | ‘lay aft n, at No, 6 Centre street, Larkin was taken on board the ; ae : cratic panrty, It k upon Wast ce ewith ws in nominati te ticket irre Mr, Meagher, from the Committee to wait on | quest of Mr. G. C. Davidson, of GPONNANS CANAVAN-<Hiy. the Rov. J. A. M “Mr, Tremaine has be A Matheslist preach s county was at at Ir diogpe't ne Ae grew “HD~ | the Archbishop, reported that the Most hess regarted hin as a pa of Wallatusl argh, N.Y rest i erat, as le expresses it ; rested a tew di me of our seonts for l “tho Gonatita ine gentleman hal assured them that all possible pay hana ng for services, though heat | yy prcuINSON—IYLES Spt observation, and conviction, ome Baltimore rebel salt and the Constitution of the Wl i uwetha Gh 1 isted in keeping an account of th i y the Rev. G. Talundy Wit asian of the Re . He te in charge of the Provost sohall lay dow bh pel aN ic ape ue wureh, tothe | Witness vietualend, matmed ant coalat the howe | ¢ Annie A. Byles t fil are of tone: a tac esnaalins Li mala dy of McManus, A solemn high Mass woul [ hy contract, and rijzinal nal : P Sncpay hd the wisdom of file N.E brated in St. Patrick's cathedral, where VILLERS rom a Convention bearing the on the order ¢ business oy Tw : esi baseline y Would lie in state in front of the mid- with the understanding expre “Large storys Washington, Sept. We—A mp of varterma: u n ne MOST. WONDERPUL ae ER Hate A disciple of William LU BMarey, hie tes ity Yama tathios lal tb the chair, that the People’s ‘ition woulil altar, but no banners, paraphernalia or i yarn bei in be in sateronnn at the tao A itsieg nad ast tas orth extracted with heen for years a confidential adviser of Seymour, aA om, learn from the discussion that this Convent ignia, would bo allowed inside the church, No Ra ea ia hha WY pain Whatever, T ean che Richiorid, Church, and the politicians of tat eee a Y. Was ca t dean sn fe daeetan Pak thie ser ee ‘i 4 as ns ‘i . t i ‘ h x a investigation isto he resumed on Mon Ah AAW Nits t 2 ,. | ment, and reports that th The Convention took a recess until +P, M, eal iad ALLEGED Swinpie —Charles Winsh, a elo ¥. 47 West 12th st the close of the article, it holds | Nindred and seventy thousand ten, distributed APTERNOON SESSION, Crate: ities] 6 WOuld way 6° Fait wie PA ta tha era ploy ot aplaalae tN eaals ok TIFICIAL BONE FOR FILLING A within a radius of twenty miles from Manassas |W. Angell, from the committee on Political reference to the life of d A side : ee AX rnodeling teeth, however badly deca With Hards, like Dick an! Sot Junction, nent organization, reported the followii the conclusion of the high Mass, the body wilt | #&ent at No. 2 Albany street, was arrested sper i Pooper ahs Ike Trematie, pouring into , tink and in is certain that, large 1 Hi hors of the en on probably be conveyed to the Mortuary chapel at J Nestentiy, charyeod with ling Barnant ey pce AWFORD. ; yp's troops have been withdraw » the ex. wident—Hon, Charles van Wye ’ ‘onlon out of ations are a : nek trom Broan rea, the ean meeemcite ot the Bid ala | mop's troop awitintrawn to the exe | Tres ent Hn tor Hl, Van Wek, OC | Givars Geaateres thee le, rentith anull ie Crnlan, ater AEP biaiie theese cine , ia charge which the people will jut a them At last accoun ard was concent Vice Presidents—F, D, Cowdin and [sv riure, when the proce: sh te give him change in % i IFIC TAL 1 in November, ing Mi butween Fairlax Court House Dayton, ot New Yorks inl two others fiom each foot of 23d stroet .) OPRUINIn B 5 ernie Ae otros eis ee " 0 Ty ‘ evan uficial disteie he ‘ 1 the remain $4 . Ghote # It will he news t Mr. Tx MARIE Aan eb Bawatauaglainen SW Bont ot ene ple ee H wit i Se 1 acqintutance the 0 | We woted within pati, intelligent New York politicians, that Captain f'the government: stear one other trom each julelal district, The stean nts w i comply in ¢ Nis | repent ted the thik | CONWAY, If Bast 45uh ub, Let 2 belonged tothe “regency school," that he was | Pocationtas, has beon arrested lor aki ait The report of the Committ n Contested | respect with wishes of the committee, f m lie “a confidential adviser of Seyatovt Sli thorieelll CATR iia ; isi Seats was presented, It was resolved that the Executive Commit t it was a rule of theottice to roquite all | x aE Tye seine? -ipehlesiealg , A doluwation from a German Mep an Cots : that ¢ there to do so, n 1, then eats Il 43 REMOV monn, Cinen, and the politician that ALRANGEMEN TS PO THE NENT STHEL cartiog? GAL ptMeHun: a Repub Tn | tee should receive the bod, J convey it to the i! ay, 8 dour type,” or that he was ever snore a Soft tha Gon, Butler ie tilt is Via y making ay cohalniians rat Teuaniee enoctady, | Cathedral, and that the Sixty-ninth Regimen Mr, Dickinson himself, While A ARUP ELE TUS SOE ARE USSR UR Y Pee tted the patriotic resolutions by that body, | and Phoenix Hrigado be requested to furnish | Cyrano or arse Pasrexces jenoral member of the Canal Board he MORK CAVALRY - le guards of honor to act trom. the time of Sislish from Gioare); B68) tee ; ‘The overnment has received from Towa the | Muawhat Kane Coming to L hantanias gral Bnglishma to Tarsytov united with the Secretary of State (Me Teonet) | ite goveuument { ’ : uriving wntilthe departure ef the remains for and Canal Commissioner Jayeos, ia unyield Baty Hal oo OF CAVRIRY Haltimore, Sept, VW1.—-Orders HOPES member of which kb 1 hore and eqiipa to provide his own fie remove Marshal Kane to Fort ‘TEERTIL- Teeth ' Co,—praction ett at Ro 8 lt Ke support of the claims awl + the “Hands,” with whom he had ever aiiliatod. dn » Connolly moved the app pent of rf ne " 7) 10, and also with having 7 A a committee of tive to draw up designs for i 1860, he sustained the Reywovey aypolatinent ot Hiei Raabe eel Gar decorations and other articles of public display annor, Br, Milton tritin delegates to Charleston, bat so dil Mr, Mek litasbington, Bene 11. Tho erik necessary fox the funeral, which was adopted, , Ne Aiea ise hakarae inson, That was not tri a division L dently bent upon doing mischic 000 subscribed at the « day, Ce eS eet - ah mented bread at the corner of 3 tween the *Hards and the “Soll, on Tuesitay | t O00 at the United States moat, Tun Preser py Jomvitnr.—The Prince de * e «1, made repr _— - yext, and itis understood that the majority of Joinville will arrive to-day by the Afries, Tt riding h's respon. y CLERKS OFFIC i Latest News from Missouri. y members intend to take measures to invite r Naw wae at ti ‘inten 1 that & number of fore prove to have H . He Seer ‘ Now York, seph General Pope marched en Sunday night ¢ invasion of | rebel army, and Cerone Nena hs a Hi nd heads of the ol give bail in 72,000 to answer aintances of the family are : i ion: panied by Princess Clothe, Mond th nly on | Against Martin Green, who tled at the ajproveh and Banks are fully apprised of | Weeo het nicht, on their way lown the Bay to KET-PeKING, — Elizabeth Jacobus, a mie, BF Hoyt, core of Dean | te of the US. fives i O00 men scattering in vena tx, and veill ‘ uploy thir foreos | the Thousand Ilands and St him, and that a public reception should be given P taitoress, was arrested yesterday, charged with ; « Al} directions and leaving everything Lobind | to provent the consumation of truaionabl 0 acts om hin ow his arrival, but as it_was finally unter’ | picking the pocket of John Mulvihill, ofa silver | y Me HACKEN 1H of commungtion, | them, the Maryland rebels for Governor of the state, fs / » Sept, V1, tood through the Brazilian Consul, that noth- ] wateh valued at @25, She was locked upby | yan, ys BUGhand, . Uges H Two women were arrests St, Louls on » official utor to the Supreme Court of the APSA Wat J aunehed “at the ) ing was farther from his desire, the plan has | Justice Conmolly, Hae friends and relatives, alse the me ms ‘ Wednesday, for selling polwned ples to Ue nited States, He isa rank secessionist, ty. un has Lesh placed in the flouting dry- | been abendoned, and the Prince will be allowed Theor I Homa, loved nan, was arrest He Fovnth M re realy Inited States soldiers, deck to be coppered, ted ata and goto his hotel lke any | %h charged with pickin pocket of Cathae f attend the tu lunwlay) after Vout il Arrest of Colonel W. Wall, of Now raat to land qu Ai an oh bi me Hike any [pine Stowart, a German lady, of a port mone | Z0"chai, tran Geitge Sutin Aion Motel uF Way Nor ute mornin Military and Naval Movements, | «i+ °F! tut respectable’ geathnan cut fe be "taken t) direenwoud Cemetery for he Gin ay. i Bustin Sept. W,—Colonel Jamos prpnenmtetreeaiaa “yy fiont of her residence _{aken to Greenwood Cometery for internen of energetic proceedings In Brooklyn ayaiust | w. wall of ‘this Aan ariesied tule hore ANOTHER REGULAR COLONEL, Arniven Yesreray.—Briti accused was Ieeked up to Michigun and Glasgow pepors pleaw + We a\ lewd females, for outraging public decency | has na altare fare Gian frequenting the streets by night for their infa- mous purposes, A crying nuisiuce of the same kind has long thriven unmolested under the noses of the police in this city, Lower Br way and the cross streets adjacent, exhibit e evening a grand promenade of shav males in astonishing numbers. Not long age, these streets were for a while swept clear of then on by the t towards vcd Brates Marehal, and taken WW. Hascarh, dth Avciflery, 2.8, | butth (orize) Gaye, Matanzas, Aug. 17th, with s1 appointed to the vomman of the | molasses to onder, was bound to St, John, ND. 24d Indiana Volunteers, by permission of Secroe | Mt captured Aug, dst off Florida by L ss sloop Jamestown, in consequence of her being LECRUITS FOR THE REGULARS, om the coast and some i n her papers, A detachment of recruits, enlisted in Buffalo, | Aeting master Chisholm and & men were put arrived here yesterday, and were trancforrad tp | 0% board of her, while the mate and three sea- Governor's Island, Recruiting in Buffalo for | Meh ofthe schooner were tri the regular army is much brisker than in this | Jamestown. | Her cargo consis NOONAN—On Sept. 10. Mary Passive Counrerrerr Moxry, N 5 Lee, a corman, was arrested yesterday charged with attempting (o pass a counterfeit $1 bill at a porter house on the corner of 53d street and and 9th avenue, and was held to await examin. ation, 160 Pott Jurora for a Court of ( all has produced a among the among them JOUN CLANC formality Exc! itement fn Trenton, N. J. Trenton, N, J., Sept, The: citement here in consequence of a ru Col, Jas, Wall, of Burlington, had be and taken to Fe ; P)SOLU1ION OF COPARTNELSHL FE—On Wednowlay, Sopt. 1th, Philip V. The copartnership of HINCK & BURNS, « youngest son of Williain and Mary dane O'Keete, | aud pata en Ret Esrarm Fravn.—aohn | aged t gear dmontia ail ty arrested yesterday, charged with mista ahernen, at 9 . dealers, is diawolved this day by tual coument, PETER N. BURNS. hay ni sof the family are | from the tira September Lith Isdi, Bugned, wo 6 funeral, this | FWINCK; PETER N, BURNS. lock, from the resi- - pat ox. that n arrosted rt Lafayette, charged with se- of 57 hhds, avenue, , ’ dence of bis parents, 51 Vestry at, 122 01 ! BY GIV by night, by the police, and the few who He tr, and 12 bbls, molasses te order, defrauding Mrs, Fanny Choles, wife of Me, | {lee ot ie) i cession proclivities, The arrest engr o | city. f hear vile, of N. a. STHPHENS—On Sept, 11th, Mary Jane Stephens, ALVA GARDNI Mot Paint 1 the up the business were driven to the most ingee | cession, proc! Le een ce cae the GUEROAT CeekaTioan The schooner was seized on suspicion of endea. | YouNK Choles, of No. 1160 Broadway, out of | atid of William abd Hen Stephens, natives of | ty of Union, state of New real estate and furniture, at Yonkers, valued at | ¢)¢ Parish of Agiish, Kings County, Ireland, wh Assignment to the sala ir of his ent $12,000 over and ‘above'a mortgage of 81,000, ‘The relatives and triends of the family are re- | ejual la uefit of his creditor vd thas the said which was upon ii, It Is charged that Whito ayecthuly tuvited to alien the Tiabrak Vis | fire wush extillit, thelr respective claims, W paid for the property other real eotai in Alle- | (Thursday) afternoon, at { o'clock, from the | cath or wflirmation within the term of thre 1 .500 In | rewideuce of her parents 19 Forty-ANh' at, bet. oth | CORNELIUR BOICK.. Dated Sept. 2, 155 hath this day m nious disguises and doles to avoid getting lodgings instead of lodgers, They w mourning, carried heavy burdens, burried along. © ‘ike belated working girls, and behaved like A rumor says that several in this city are ubout to travel the ‘‘same road,” The U.S. gunboat E, B, Hale, (4) Acting } Yoring to run the blockade at St, John's, Flori- Master in command, W, D, Gregory, lod | da. She cleared for St. John’s, New Brunswick, alongside the wharf at the Brooklyn Navy Yard | 4d was found a few miles from St, Jon's, Flo- Selzure ef a Suspected Siaver, 0, yesterday, to take on boan! two eleven inch | Tida, where it is clear she could not have becn | bany County, and a mort aud 6th aves, AURELIUS BO anything but what they were, until all their | yy Seoieiwafaciaed at Now Bedload oy theta | Pivot haces, for the gunboat pc driven, ‘The inference was that she would en. | sel i ae Aieay ol qt See | RPANGLER:-Cn Wedogoday, teph. 1 Morr =A i ea eee tricks were worn out, and the streets were very | ed States, today, being suspected of “hiting ey now in course of construction at the Charles. | deavor to run the blockade, nnder the plea of a | 20 the case, and Mra, Choles sales that she Absa, wits of ob G, Spangler, aged 68 years, 1 No NCE THE afin OF BELLAMY, maasiy salioved of the visible disgrace, Now it | [org slaver, Begun F, Bblnoee reputed own: | town Navy Yard. ‘Tho K, B, Halo will sail to- | misapprehension concerning the particular st, | Uayrecgived ved thing faa i iw inveatneatat |. Te friend abd relatives of the tay age, ze | 1 weld frm are roquested by mnake pay flourishes and flaunts again in unbonnied free. san oie aude, Masi, and) tho frat and | gy, She was put into commimion on the Ath | Johns for which she had cleared,” ‘The case is | tafe seston Quockentnah.. spel ame toate th her tu Friday | Hi. SVLLAMY anal eta wilt gt! dom, Why the change? bold to bail for an exambnation. : instant, and would have sailed cartier, but the | before the Prize Commissioners, Tuxer or A Diamond Rixo,—Jane Ertz. gtuce, 13 Attorney at, without further lavitation, 35 ' by their Atk miey, J oem vai eel