The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 20, 1863, Page 4

(Comtnued prom the Perst Page.) ol vec (hae ArGRo wre Riot Too Late fur Classification. »KATuD, CURLEY On Wednesday, Aug. 19, after a short ‘liners, frou an accideut, Tuomas Carley, 1+ riniged and dec G08 +0 De diatelbated + who ipay he draft- eUnted Mater ner ofthe einking rized and directed | p the feih, credit | cookiyn, the eum of Rieharty IW Ing ene of the gang which | ‘Jackson's Oandry, corner ot Second awenu And YS’ street, ond etands identified as euc Kuaee ie |eane ' fund le. wid th to borrow, prowide s Ore berhy aut i bt A wad K binson Pet A Kuare! Par the establishment, Juetice Quacken bueh loeked} tiends and acquaintances, and thoee of the A ty Invi ed to attend the funeral 6 Ninth ave, bet, $6th an Ou Friday @llernowny, at ly 6 cock, without further wvitation i“ 0, OF bo Tue the: ofthe foree ioe res or each terme smay be moe ° od, That @ relect as eri Dhetrict. and twels the Battery that was | ne receutly, wae l oiated out y tin the ground in the fall of the Bae ead, the papere of that day, ¢ e Con was placed under the heel of | the exception of one cent, f nd@ conditions, and in euch us to thie city, am it eof seven for the tern Dhatriot, | Le we room an the Komaine Jno M Rodd Joseph Hommerset Miler Hanneh Dore 4 ,Cangh! rof Sophia Haunt, Bands John FE Brerlivg Fraok eether withe Beraricoau A vy Wm Bwanck Wit Arnith Parrick: Bharp Sar! ¢ Shereoou Levi their respective diste Per place and time, sud hiewr and injure iby persons ordered inte the e couwenient f life and love, he policeman, putuing came tv ¢ for shove Porsed, ikem drenw, away, rereions at de ee of her grand he occurred o Ketan bred for interment on relatives and d 36 board thie wersel ob p keepers end there frieude are respecth, KILLFORI Wed 4 Standing Miles Sienterboro' # Buller ¢ painder ea lors a Adam Ktortne I ov Tie Parner Paro ree 09 Qin of the Guu entaily killed in 1th ave, on 19, Jolin Kilifor eof the farnily are ™ a!,on Fiiday morning, # residence of bis uncle, & Ald, Poaber offered the following Whew cepted: nendment, which OF Tie CHAP The venerated (hap fst Prudeet's ore tu the death of fed, That from every perenn or family whoehall in the fandes to | 8 LO o'aloeky fren Title, 444 Wear art et e y enum topimentand 5 feee've auy enim of 1 Charch, has + veined a sewere hat thee om I reliet to be fur unty to euch persou or to Lie dy Curing aneh servi Suiivav tao ead and ia iieu AO TE of Hiberninna, Neo M teb. ordered to erober, JOHNS TREMOR, FRANCIS CARS EN 3 lopted by the following Oh, of 2 o'clock, JAMES CATR, Be: congregations evor Whitney, Met Hibervians tember are hereby notitied to at C tle member JOHN Ang uu, from their Lodue ity order of THUS Broth Wor € 6, Perry, Kalhtrieet at Deautifnl proeeesion of the vestry room headed by Rev the eros, and each he » extept Father M r i s Aid, Taylor withdrew bis tion and changed A letter from the Chief Buginerr + wef the drafting of firernen, cor Proome and Pitt et. KERRIGAN, “A VOUD THE th Waehtineton COME AND JOIN . Captain HENRY Headquart re, 139 baving boone MeLauehiin, woe unar That the mombere eotty in conrddrrath iu the waving ot lite and the presers ation usidered im the com mpoo Chy Bh Lerbuse Ino and stand tentre Market I ViKLS WANTED TO FINISH CAPS—AP- Toly 66 Heater et FLW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RATTI- commencing Joly You k, corner of NEW YORK OAM; 12.15, iM Er, 13.30 A M,1 SOA, My 80 and Southport and Wertport--7, 11,50 A, * M airell then came forward, and « f ‘he Fire Ty nef thelr anrerr rn we have come here to fay to nas Tappen Chas horne Clas A er Arrangement, fawn in the con J7th et and 4th ay t ¢ y Ab TRAINS LEAVE Tyeon Juo RK Yor New Haven ' ye Neder Jno ‘ecland Wm Drorveno Deap is ime Streer.—A young dropped dead neas the corner Anus, verterdey. For Miliord and Stratiurd M d calico cown, teken to the Dead il Dreavec. Rascroan Acctpent,—Ata late set nlglt the hie unabated Veuwoldesener A Vix Woodward A Wheeler A KM sro attached to one of the Item Avenue care, Decatne frightened while com ing alone the Hamilton Avenue over the embankment at the brid 0, 4.30 and® ne fron tt eave ty 5.00, 4.50 and 8.4 M » Eig 999, 1150 ALM; 12,18, For Port Cheater and int xtenaion, and nto the creek, there were @ nunber of perecne on theear, of which or three were killed The car wae emasied covered ant Coroner euuctt wae notified to buverti- GAte the matter HOBOKEN AND JERSEY CITY, Movement ft teod, fer him who ne batver Moon rand 6.30. M For Port Chestay and New Rochelle. # P.M, CONNECTING TRAINS eficld 5A. M., B: For Moston, vin Shore Line wdand Springticid M were eeriously in- Phe bodies were uofeterpal happiness, Witkinan Hon Wilron Dovid Weenies! Fmial Werduer Wr veticut Kiver Railroad to Montreal .90 P.M. to Northampton, 7) Providence and Fi-lkill Railroad—&, A A Whitethe: & ne wure conveyed to Calvary Ceme ; 11.50 A,M. an A public meeting of the citizens of Hoboken Was beld Inst evening, for (he purpoer of hearing the report of the committee of fifteen in reference with which to pay bounties to volunteers for filling the quote of thecity, Gen, Hatfield pre ed the obiect ofthe mee that Hobokou wae placed under pecullar circummatan- The Commoa Council could not hore mouey than wae voted by the people without becoming personally reaponsible, A Committee of five from each ward wae then ap pointed to wait upon the citizens to procure their flenatur s for the auouat for which they will become personaly responsible, a* security for the money to note until appleation can be made to the Legislature to leg siize the iseutve of bonds; after which the meeting ad)vurued, that the quote of For New Haven, New London and Stonington Rall. road A. Ma Lid Mi Fer Canal Railroad to Ce eh Be tarned yeater 214 Rivington at, mastove, Bhe ped io fieing and « paseer by, camed » aud wae himeclf Whynant Geo Lor Navgatack } iiroad SAM For Danbury an M Norwalk Kailrowd Pos ALM; 4.30 R AND WIL- ir own machines, and sole makere, Come ready t ood | aude need apply, Yd and 34 ave, Sd floor. HE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED by the Board of Supervisore to examine claims made against the connty for dam: been eustained by Joge or other rea Thoe, MeCarthy. « private in the 14th Regiment of R corner of rar 1 wae werioualy iojured, glen, hands with HEP SKATIONS. Or Washington BP ‘errarhuretie Regin ent) were » ork. 129 29th ot, bet man, dressed ae neatlor, 1st ind drowned near Pier atthe Armory. new VV. SN.G. were vand Ith etre » betryand Lad boeo ee alleged to ha’ or Injury to bulid. the deatruction or personal property, in con of the reeent riets, wil bold a meeting at the Cham- ber of the Hoard of Supervisors, room No. 17 Ci Hall, on Thuraday, Aug. 20th, M., to consider the following cares: kuown mAD war found drowned a Tou # luckory abirt, It cannot be eapected Yuen can be raised in the time upg (one week) before the drast will be hourd several re Batem ment enot cavalry ned tifantry # places, and aritiler we token that aredto prevent ‘he | a acetul « vrale Dix aud Con Dre arrangements to Concentrate four wheel truck, hes 863, at % o'clock Diseaiterivo Witt tur Qvuora.—At the { meeting of the Jersey City Common Council on Tues: day night, Alderinan Hank!ns ofvred @ preamble and t the e.ty of Newark Laamore tnhabit- ote than the whole County of Hudson, aad that the eof tho Iattcr Is more by 14 than the whole lle, therefore, offered @ resolution, which was adopted, suthorizing the Committee on t to ascertain tt the cannot be reduced, hed made the Disvaxsany 1 by Are on satard ties hed also made ibis di Francis Starn.. Jobo N. Larkiam,, KOM, Livesly... tausbance, while the Stn with the civil and mil tary Suppressing any rioton » Wok) isaMan's Agscoration hy 16th, 17th, 18k Montromery Hall, 76 juota of Jersey City sso Fiery Mun have heen At this rate, by i, se (here are nly a few over a to be obtained warlike appliances for the cndicri and if the mob element! wae Geetually stitled by the Francia. Walle. Bimante will be 5 in relation to ite ooking for a hoot- At nine o'clock P Gen, Yates, the Ci) 1! ment from each of fous + ment N. Y.8.N. 6), Co! fag. The detachments wore ( Pand K—the whole under ih Nicholas L. Hanren, THR DRAFT PxetreyenT y Yesterday the Navy Yo Of excitement rimilar to thar yh the draft rivte. Ghe stream had their ‘The crews of the recsiviry @ehool ship Savanial, aud eorers were at their Pheces of artilliry were Lhe above-named perro invited to attend ELIJAH F, PURDY, JAMES DAVIE ALGUS) U3 WEISMANN PMITH ELY, Je. OKIDON KLONT, New York, Aug. 17th, 180.3 IN AND SHEET with (leit witnesses, are ere you keep your eran Prize b * | Commitee, MARINE will be atout ¥ IRON WORK one accustomed to jobving CARPENTERS juire at NO. MILLERS sh ne near Beach at, D—VIRST ¢ eo 46 W, morn Movemenia of Ceocan Sicamers, eg men on hall time, ,ASS SHIRT Lroners to 4d cente; also, @ good washer, ndry, 180 Bleecker at TANTED--A GIRL TO WORK IN A od wages will be siveo.. Jn JANTED A YOU) ears of age to learn the grocery business, dreee L., box S05 Sun office, ANTED—12 OPERATORS ON WILCOX hie; also sone good ladies’ collar 1 ollare sud make 6o Chinen at, up etales en our reporter | tte ation? ty of Waeh'tou. New Ormy quarter en: @hich Admire! Pauidi. @ecelving weveral gun tery, In order to rence ordered for in et tha vate, and tic Flurhing ave and “told oil! Orduancs L) party PiPING, ae ONDONDERBY AND NEW YORK Pack- LLL & COS splendid 41 STRAMSILITS na 8 Green, Messrs, MeCok i Packet Shops ea. fear to ty handed bn had ben tril oN seat the Voc eptember MUINSFHAtLA silfrons New % iffeers of the » ob or about the & JLRNOX & CO. 14 Pearl TT AT SUN, Ts VER WREK, H lay Goideu G isu, Woebinglou, THE NEW Yo Pod tehed dail the news of the nd every iteu c authorities wil them ouey, u Boooklyu City Fashese w¢inach, if vot Elekta sind el ph SE TISEMENY din Tuc Bow at th «for every line foi adverUseinent duscrted for less than nity cents A Wechly Edition of the Sap ‘Terme: ‘in wrappers for Merpry on ray f twelve ania OR CENT every insertion, but pe loner Osborn @urder of Joho Kurcel, wa fon, The accused ittairt to have @eced on board the, Sallao to Hamber:, sppears, Wass mao @ith the most brota! treatweut of Buss Svhecuirtion Paton 20 hether by single copy or ineinbe the cheapest pa laf, Oettee in the United states Uurty oa Doasd thiach ; PORTER & Co N KALUPLETBOH, Mayor, Sixth avenue cents {2 QUOTIET tere fa y 2 Sata Tay Ty 8. BEACTI, Proprietor of Corner i Given and Naseau igeiete COD also SEI TENTON, No i wo thy power @ud ausbority | Manufactured at 40 Bouth decond et, Wildameburgb, ELLINCR WILKINS OR THE HIDDEN SECRET. ——6 He wea startled beyond bis power of self.contral taneous change in Mo Wilkins which iroturd. Bet matetup; Mr, Wile bh kos, ant trotne to say somethings Ot fore. w se mt le penton, “(hood God! Sit, w © matters etd Raph, @armed at iLese signe of ply eel suffere ing Mr. Wiking eat tows, and repe ed his nearew approach wthouteneskiig Tt ts thu, omy thie headache whiets Rhoota through me et tines. Don't look at mi Sir, in that way: 4 ia very unpleasant, let me tel you, to find another ueuts eyes parpeualy fixed Upon yo “TD beg your pardon,’ sald Raly short-lived sympathy, thus renuls ng Was to Lis curiowty, But he waited for® tun ite of Seo without daring to renew the conversation o& Se print where they hal at pped, wictoer io~ tereupied | oily of tneateal discomfort on he part of ¢ omranion, we @ not While he hemtated bow to bexin agi tubject, Mr. Wilkigs pulled the botth ot brandy fo Bitasel! aud filed bis glee wz woxsing of the spuitaaif ithat been water, be bred Bb look Mr © fin the face, with @ stara 89 pePtinncio is aa he could tunke it, Lut very dife fercnt froin the ken ol servant guce which wae read him through. t were we tileipy aboutt’ «ad Ralph, o® lens th, wiih the moet natural aria the work, juss as ifbe cad really been iorseifus of seme: balfdige Ane wil eet tf futer at, ‘Of what vou'd a d-! deal beter od your toowuea ." yrow.ed out Mr, Wi koe, ai 8 @ure ly, thek vol “Rip i mid Starting to bie feet with reab pesscon wt being bo dduressed Ly “W. ins ble ut- torney."" “Yes. continued the latter, “I'll manage my own effaire, and alow of no med! ing too pitse tiogiug. I aaid «© once before, and I wa tmuinde ed, and Gad come of tt, sudnowlaey ib ageo, Aud ifyoutreto come here and put iwopertiuen® questions, oud stareat dovog this halt hour past, why the eoouer you leave this Louse the bette: Ralph | a ned te toke bim at his word, and Kab oon but then he “gay Dore: vv chance,” a4 Fe wordel tin his thougite; bus tt wae osp rtof conciistin that he said, u've teken te) much of that etuf, «ir, and Fou dou} kuow what you're sy! If you did, Tebhoud leave your Louse st once, aad never to ree turn.’ “You think no, do you? aid Mr. Wilking, try. fog eiaud up aod look dignified and sover, say, oir, that if vou ever venture again to talk and look as you have done temiht, woy, sir, 1 will ring the be!) and have you sbown the door by my servants, B> now you are warned, ng fine fe low!) He sas down, laughing @ foolish, Upey laugh of triumph, Ib another minute his arm wae held Srmiy but gently by Ralph, “Listen, Mr, Wilkins. be said, in a low, bosrae voice. “You shall never have to aay to me twice what you have walt to-nivht, Hencelorward we are as strangers to cach other, As to Eliinor’-—hie tones softened @ litte, and ghed in spite of hiruse f-—"I do not think we should Lave Leen haps py. believe our engagement was formed whem we Were too young to Know our own minds; but R would have done my aay end kept tomy words bus you, air, have yourself severed the conne tion between us Ly your insolence to-night. I to be turned out of your house by your servants!—I, @ Corbet of Westley, who woud not submit to such threate from » peer of the realm, let him be evey rodrunk!" Ie was out of the room, almoat out of the bouse, before he had spoken the last word Wilkins sat still, fret Bercely angry, then am toniaved, and lant y dismayed into sobriety. “Corbet, Corbet} Kelph{* be called in veing then he got up and Wentto the ducr, opened i, looked into the fully | gited bal; all w ied there that he could hear the quiet vo: of the women tn the drawing-room talking together, He thought for a moment, and went to the hat stand, oud missed phral nei straw bat, Then be went ba: k ani st down once more im the dining-room, and endsavored to wake out exe actly what had passed; bubhe could got believe that Mr, Corbet had come to any endunng or finab resolution to break ctf bis engagement, eud he bad almost reasoued himaef vack into bis former state of ind.gnation at iinpertinence and injury whem tinor came tu, pale, hurried, and @uxious, “Papa t what does thie mean!" said ahe, putting 4b Open vote ints jis bend. He wok up poo gag but his baud eho k 60 Le could bardly read. The note was from the personage to Elinor; only three Nines sent by Mr, Nosete servant, who had come te fotos Mr, Corbeta things, Heh d written three lines with ore consideration for Eilinor, eveu when he w hy of anger ageinet ber fatver, and ust be canfesaed of relief 4) bis a treedo thus bronght about by the actof another, and { bis own working ovtwuich partly saved lis com science, The note ran thus * Dean Ericson,— Words have parsed betwee: your father and me wiieh heve obliged me to lew hishouse, Lfes uevortoreturntoit, Till wnte toore filly tomorrow, But do nit grieve too much, fr Tam not, and vever have Leen, good F000 enough fir you, God bess you, my deareat y though leat you #o for the jest ime,—R, Cc, ‘Papa, what ii it’ Ellinor cried, clasping her hands together, as ber father #ull sat wlent, vacantly gazing into the fire, after flushing the a ing tons know !*' eaid he, looking up at hep. Piteourly ; ite the world, Teunk, Everythi woes wrong thie and mone; ft weut wro! before THat nipbt-—so it can't be that, an it, nor “Ob, paps ft sacdabe, kneeling down by bim her arme round lit ce k, her tece Liddeu om hie breast, He put one arm languidly ro Weed t) read of Orestes and be " bid when IT was a boy, and Tthousht it wee a heat BS fstion, Poor little motherless girl" said he, laving Wis other hund oa her hemi, with the estas yy gesture be bad been a uti eaes gh=4 J be eciiid, “Did you lo Mi ‘e rhe iy ‘i + he whispered, hie cheek, agai hers; “for romelory of lite he bag Dtesenied tometo be good ev0URt for age I ain gure hea hes woben oo sab Sor etiits Dae #O%@ Wrongs aud he was very IBGUIftiwe imay gway? hedine mo relent es k : : I said ng ago sbout et te ee sy: he stood Up and elas ber wih thee Aluted, half in fear, balfin flercee Lesa, 0 an an t t meot heed that hig abrupt @ ost (rowan her prostrate on the ,round “You, Eu.nor} You--rou—" Ob, dericg ‘other, een {9 astd she, creeping to hia Knees, wud clasping thei with ber heods, bed ites fs) were & pon e case oo worm e else last Acwiet 1b be fame iately app dec is, and seked me if t wae over me the dher or shame —Ifo get (he words we used—cung; and what could Tsay y” Anytiig fo pub lim off the seent, G ' psa, Dam « lost mao, Letrayed t bidd pv 1 inor goof bis knees and covered ber face Fy sbe 6isb ed eb@eas moor bear, In a minute Pm LOR Lebher epck? Saeki Pdoutt mei whatIaay. T often t * Fil; or, 3 la tony aim, fle t oped ara it‘ted t ie abd eat er or ; is bog kt + forenena euber, chisd erable Tain, ag ave forgiveness for 1 He ne, aud yet he ishing * Drinkiig, papa’ eld Ellinor, raising heg j bead, wid loukiue stb wth» lariuk now tot aud fi blushing and coufised y ses To be Continued. 408 Gave seen I bad Leep TRAVELLING. ‘OR NEWBURGH, _POUGHKEEPSIB Rondout, King-ton—The MARY POWELL | oot of Jay str ery afternoon, At Se eaten! M oR eee eety 70 ot Grad P.M, Grom Thirtieth street, ane” tT re oe ee ——— ee