The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 12, 1863, Page 1

= = oo a ee ee ? nl = jaar — . ra 5 ea ese ‘NUMBER 9731 -EW YORK. SATURDAY, SED” ; aces mR OT 0 S WPTEVRE ‘ ap ; - MBER 9731. _ __ NEW YORK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1863. PRICK ONE CENT z Latest Commercial of Acting Master James M Wil fame 0.08) mil | : | o , vLatest News | Liverpool, Spt Sed. —C Sales of two dare, | Ol! the time in ee ich of Rebel privat ein hen Atprnwan Roous axp rite Borcagns,— j Seliae Carey in the chair, and Mr. James MoCo, Y TE. | 16,000 bales: of which epecclarore anderporters tok | cibity of where thes had been last repred, and in The City Inapector having recommended that adhat | Scretary, The object of (he tmeeting was fo take oe 2 ‘¥ GRAPH TO THE NEW YORK SCN 600) bales. The market is quiet, at @ decline of wa {he vieinity where sutwequens report: prov. them to otra (1. ¢ elaaebter hourrs outelde of the city Mmite) | tin with regard to the prohinitten of the fi pe | rt Baranercrre,— Market quiet and steady, Provis | A heayefthen, should be bullt, the butchers eeneraliy, particutarly | ells D she rrrats, In conryiencn cf che rucent os itt \ ot pread sae seelinine, hree “Monitor ne ’ “tor the Hide Assoctation, are etrenuously d to it. | men won F eonmee ae he mpor erance of Ten esse fone, Market eeade Bacon etill dr ing Qs ont \ i tonat uously oppose A por counsel to vot y « London. Sept vd vung. Cossore closed at oot onion, Cy ete a ine at the ¥ | ordet of Bape: vudent ' tw'le Ld es O84ab4% for tones Boening ager thin yard of the vilobe Works, ‘They are naneranae | © meeting was called on Thursday afternoon to take | Cther than fis cen, from belne tice roe Wand Waewc, TPhe Sineook ierece vine action with regard tothe wishes of the City Inepees | About LOU gentlemen were present teating tt Cater tant cy jah A Baie if ve in ant tor, but ge the attendance was emal!, no formal gore to meri at Hibern a Hall By otrest oe , or ver me “ly t reel of Che | oy 1 . onday evening ners, for the election of off ti were interrupted, The conclusion of the t ul x fee ie aid The other Yor tor ie tuciding at the | “eeting wae held, bat the general feeling of those | th) onnation ofa l'toteetive ives oF Occupa ion (iap was ( aptured. probably cowe to band to-day. Fs.) t i)le Adama, pnd is ca fi present appeared to be aralpet Mr. Roole's recom Pan Jovaduraen He It is k Th ny “es Monitors, and thoes at F hie Gfite | Mendation, A meeting is egain called for Thuredey | merting last evening, at pecpenrmenapenigace ge Sa game make, They areto be vot to have | Hext. Preparation JODLESS VICTORY: | Japan, #5 foet bear, and draw b% fet tthis point of the diapatch. the down smanorne’ Society helt « © Firet Avenue, forthe | purpose of inviling all that ciass of workm OMeial Dispatch | altowethor tan eliallow for een rery cy ' dit eliter heerbhelans teh Marshal B. F, Manicrro pis them in 6 strike (oe weees They have deettet ; , t . te inveoded for river navivation o= harbor defence | Publishes the following as a warning to conscripte: maka a eneral strike on Montas. ihe tloortn 4 LATER FRU ‘n Arkansas ; ston, Bept. 11.— The following telegram Nas | Heporta aesien them to the Latter tv wt « teliewed “Any parson failing to report for duty after notice for #7.00, and the firemen for @2.25 per day, and wo e een received via San Pranciaco, Sept. ith that thee will be emploved as pre one firthe har. | eft at hie lect Place of residence, of served on bim | cit Per bour for all over wes hout furnishing « aul stitnte or paying The Moves Painrens Puoteetive Booriy hella ronounerd by law tobe edeserter; hemay | regular weekly meeting at 609 Fulton #ycet M them fea water. | be arrested sshed = B vine ettending around sentenced to ane Wer Ciel by Goure-euasti6); Se Wor. Varker in tho chair, and Mr dances Neeaon, |. The above is an extract from Circular No, 41, iaeued | Becretary. The commiitee om ylaiting ti . | Legatwonof the United Statea in Japan, Yokus | bore vy es echuset( Hay ; the have oe veral reonally, © . . tot . ntial and corventent freprovement ' . stdet WAICCH | Mame, uty 24, 1563,-810 On the c6:h of June, the | duced in the timt Monitors, Une ot t het intre 000, = Ameriean t Pembroke waeattackedat Simon | (eit e mpsrment, ot Gen. Fr’t From Mexico. | ox, 600 miive from bere, by vessels of the Prince of , the sole buay of tue y hie compart mer TRE ARMY he e agotl, On the 16th of July the Wroming blew up igdtene her; aud, having trwed to | bY Bolivitor Whiting and Provost Marsbal General ie hen HG San 4 ET AR a REBEL ¥T0 FRENCH AGGRESSION hisateamer, eonk a ten eua brig, engarcd ee bat pe water, abe can move tore LM pid Monitor \ Fey, The provisions of thie circular will be rigidly they wore arrangina for én oF titae. tobe + | terion. with the lose of four men billed and seven | ie ee eee ae Meme ie ‘ enforced he held at aneariy d Rome minor hus " | wounded me hae Wise ok the tena tC Teaike 8 Seow Fort Flesaitt thou transacted, and the meeting adjourned ¥ pansy a Nae | VOW SU KMRAS aT i 6g Laver European News | A French @roboat fred {ato on the Sth of daly, | MF vie!s 1 . * ¥sI wd at ore ! 1 © | among the 81th Maasecth yer a mee! . hare o y : ata Vel ie + } PUES | anda Dutch sloop of-waronthe ith of Jule. atthe % » saad out ieetts Regiment, which came Drvoacr Case to the Supreme Court Chanbers wood § toe ” ie eh lor 1 which iron ships arefiable. an, wt he foul | to thia city to assist iu the prescrvetion of the peacs | Before Justics Clerke,In the ease of Rachel Avke ay A é | ited on the ffon one and to he coppered like while the draft was making. A large proportion of | Jamea Acker, na motion having been made on mirel —. of thewe series e f ord t ten ve “el They carts Ho | the men are now suffering from diarrhea, which is part of plaintit? for alimony pending the eat. oy i f sand are owided with two eer ne under . « * ae ue. Honeee Th Hues Peace neces aie t Allg lab se Nad becoming chronic, A quantity of jellies end needed eo a@ranted the motion, allowing © li per week te aiuifl Gotil the coming in of the heferre'e ty satime coan by « aingle on Loring to monitors United States Minister Kesident «| taller eircie aod in much stores has Iately boom gent from tho New Kpgland eciew At tle yardof Harte Roome to the camp, % % are now building, though the monitor tam | he In the Supreme Court Chambers : The Draft ia Obio Hoo Rae ae ee eeammened | Oo Cite = Moranne Covsromnen, ae | Clerks, in the case of Jonnette A, Maroney aut Mi “inet » t ti toh poer-deck plating and taachiner she te furnished ¥ . chart A. Maroney, the report of the i teree wae CInCTRNGH Bepts tHe “a Separen bee Columbus with al ng ste Pe if ted fat, lend if ‘she posse as | ees dise wurses upon thie eubject witl be delivered | guiy confirmed, and judgment of almolute divorce Washington, Sept. 11.. The following ofeial report | 189* that recruiting having failed to Cliap the quet® | moderate the doubly dangerous in the Christian Alliance Tabernacie, 446 roadway, | granted, w from Gen Burnside, concerning the capture of Cum for this Btate, orders have beru received from Warh- tagoniet Tn che ship yard an iron treasury by the Rev. ©. C, Goss, These lectures will extend A Drcaston oF Gr berlend Gap, har been received at headquarters: | ington to enforce the draft, The number of meu to be t From Tennessee. Oficial Dispatches from nerals Kurnside and Kosecrans. before dueticn AL Uerrviness, Inthe say ee dinan | thtoush twelve successive Sundays, commencing op | perior Court, Special Tertn, before J tice iosworth, hor " 7 4 Cumberland Gap, Sept. 9, 1569. Major General | Taieed te 19,000 requiring the use cf 15.000 names { ehcil and el ite the moet of | the 1th, The firat three aubjects are as follows ¢ the Justice has deeided in the case of Sti. con aus ) Halleck, General-in-Chirs:—1 have teleraphed you | The draft will begin in thie city next week Boe Tee ee ecurter Theat | Biter ee ee Good of | Fren h, thats plea of tender before euit is broust', rai tthe “Bie a At pedal es ; ad tier wih Arrest ef the Proprictore of the Baltimore | fn mance in the mac hinw ehop im various | Sept, 20. ‘The Mixed Clases—and How to Blend gd eed MN ae unless the money be patd jor ince th cavalry force has bern sen Republican | + morning Secretary Welles arrived at Spe i " , > rie : Hept, 27 elected Children—and What S| Dips’ Stray ‘Fw to the U8. Commiadoner's the isnot to hitb afemn ey of Bri a cap DBultimors, Sept, VL WW Reehardeon aud hie ! mtd th sual viet of in peetion | Done for Tk tach Office, hetore Commiastoner Osborn, daince Healey ' sng come three locomotives and twenty odd care The Reere sou Prank Kichardaon aud Stephen d. Joyce, propric toreof the Ba: tiwomm Kiycucicas, were to day ar i . As acquitted of ach f te cay, ts : ae fe Bribie, ¢ Tnm NATIONAL SAtcre will be fired at noon Rent ihe t eited fi stealing patent ehcaves and Cap Wells © Another force, composed of two regiments of infantr: pao poses ogi OF TOIRB EY ca Wel to morrow, from the fort at Sandy Hook, Fort Lafay- Wirt Cannes —in the Sarrogate's Court, the wille or sud two recimente of cavalry, | brouch! to thie place The other rested by order of (en Schenck, for venting their dis t y the followly hi bee dinitted to prebate | . re , ckle of ae men we t ette, © oe William and Fort Schuyler, in honor of ow log persons have been admitted to pyehaty oo ee conta le aye vt, who wae | joyaity, ty publishing in their paper of inst evening through the Yard, and ext (he recent Ualon vlotories at Moeris Tetend, Inox. | Game tbe. erek : (ieorne Anderson, Andrew That eeiments of ¢ it ot. De Coury | jecc Nouther oan,” anc fed at the maaperin which atiaue are conducted ‘ . \" A no ted being on the Kentucky side, with a brigade which 1 a Lan My ental ai Ae | Alb cneetehe = " Ae Hee Seaal aalnte prescribed by aie remuistiona cf (he ville and Chattanooge, by order of Brigadier General Avly, They contain nothing of public iinpertance Rated i that direction before leaving Kenweky, |. o. oath, The three were sent across our 1NOS | Navy Lepartuient was fired ou the arrival of the Bee Canby. Covet or ¢ . Ressrone A Lemarbable lr The infantry brigade marched from Knoxville to thie a AA soe adascged . the = _ AN retary sob Tr Reasrae eream prraate Osljaba, Com- | a! In thts court, yeaterday, the trial of bridget It: niles, in fifty-two hours, Thegartioon | eos shied he dle ka rade Matlacha baaaapig Governor Se punts Postion mander Houlakof, from Cadie, arrived at thie port | ferns, for arson, in atternpting to burn the boure No against the publication of disiovel sentiments in ting of over 2.000 men aud TA plecee their paper. far. The cone!nding portion of the Gorernor evel he | yesterday, Bho isa propeller of 2,800 tons burtheo, 16 Prince street, onthe 14th of May last, wae re fe an unconditiousl surrender at OPM. | - ~-——---- -- | Ore the recent Convention at Albany thus Aetloea | Das engines of S60 horse power, carries 40 men, and sumed, but not concluded, It wae tn evidence that today, without a tight Telegraphio News Items, &e, his position, Tle says mounte Sh guns, On her arrival ehe ealuted the fort | 15 or 18 pt of kindling wood had been placed A. F. Bersesipr, Malor General. | ésizobd | We, however, are ready to mark out apolicy, and | 0@ Governor's Island, which was responded to, Bhe | *#Ainet a wonicn ys ler in the basement and then set OFFICIAL CONFIRSATION OF THRO QUEL GR OF CUATT As Tire commander of the De So'o, on blo » pers | tt at Sconcliiatory policy, that the + achat retorn | teat anchor off the Mattery. on fire, and that but forthe discovery of the tire Im BOO A, alre: or adred thowes ! price | with all their riehte, ae marked down iu the Coneti : . time, the building would probably bave been deatroy Wathinclon. tebe 2 rhe ss pinadiina tin beng liae has 8 ready ue hundred tt PANS Gull8Ts PeEee eee ee etre tirat the erent conservative pari? Sscrrep Ovr.—The Mth Dictrlet Roard of aa; Shan the craanae she brought (h, ebe was pale : R thee haa hie say ' at 7 Ginck ‘ian iiian et in Newent tthe coun wit! say te ther urn te *: valle | Fnroliment, it is etated, yesterday removed Mr, Wm, T hs ‘1 ha sc acd Ane a hed t Gea, Reseciene has been received et He-siquartets: | hove ils family Will reelde while b Atiett japon ie Ad nh L., Stephens, a8 an officer of the Hoard, in consequence | SN TCO! Nn ve ae antve was placed Camin near Trenton, Sept, Uh, OM -M@). or Fort Adaiue Ativra to ray te the South, “Let the of the high-handed step he took ia stopping @ Bizth | Very violent the preewding Nay, ele Wee Dale Gen. 1, W. Halieck, General-in-Chvet;—Chiattanoo Cerise unurual military demonetrations fn st kt " ¢ will pro | awenue ca: d several other acte of dircourtesy to sido two officers, and finally remained quiet tn ths 0 is ours without a etrugele, aud Hast Tennessee ie Lous, Inst weeb, are enid to have bern occasioned by , tert cour righte."| Never lave | em tact the Ad | oy, r ho had t Me dock, ' free; (Oise move on. the enemy's bok and. fear. pro the discovery of apiotto burn the ¢ min atta jon, nant never wil . i have at alt times | the conseripte who had business at the office, Mr. poner eald ha had been requented to defen’ nae . ‘ + ‘ eoueht touplels » any, aud have negected no ‘dealt % ° gremes, while the tall of hisretreating cotinine wil! mot ees yd he. aly SF Hedritiite? eeaor Mt | opportunity t rroourmen, Dhave ¢ Covaty Govenyment.—The Board of Bus | ing prisoner by some benevolent gentlemen, and he escape inmolested. Our troops irom this side en- | the charge of murderiue ry Y Balinerce: edivar ot tie is esi ‘ my ut y t “ pervisore met yesterday. A communication WAS Te | been told that she was crazy. He alvo stated that tered Chattanooga about noou Dayton Ew pt AY Goat ki {hgh Arve ht sity ceived from the Police Commissionera an to the d heen seduced by one of the witnosses for the Ars the members of the Cabinet are new in Wat d things ite fier ave anid | SPpolntment of special policemen during the riot i} id it. One Resignation of Gen Burnside, ington, the Imst at retary Welles, having selon to eay that my course hae | week in Joly Inet. ‘They etate that the whole num- foot high, Cincinnati, Sept. W. Burnside, upon com ant ren oed frets A hy aceompanicd by the Chief rt ard to fhe nr 1 (ae nea wae 3.8 Spee | which only JO ee {his and hess . . HNerk of the Jepartinent ot me for the ire e oe. s Wud pleting the redemption of Kast Vennesse by the cap. | VICK Of Ble Nawy Departing one have never ay dhat the Union will bo. restored, ork that as there a Peatintinn tha pay | excinimed: “Areah, P wont antwer no more of your Tor ta nov t ! fie th * tare of the rebel foree defending Comteriand Gop, ture of bontet ad artifie jowete of Ubave never feared that tt hiteofthe Sta: iui b persone, fed at the public ex- quest tons. Wu: also perslated ta Boaping the en a + rede: he W ’ 7 e flowers 7 “9 . be ceatroye ave n c mon cur bellowed | Pense, that the Board of Su ors make an & het PArAsol sn Har Mours, ve Pequently oruered tondereg Wis roneuation ty! Wie WAe nt by | leather. The flowers, are wale te te cratoriatsc | that the Ingseion of the rights of the the | pristicn to Pe eaten £1.00 per day | by tie Court to remove it. While ME Spence wus telegraph. Hie hearty cooperation with Cen aly i hose made h teri government could be of @ perma ent The | for every day's services rendered. The communica. | Crore © amining thin witness, © juror told hin he wie crane forbids the presumption that this etep « Tieeneine and two caryof ¢ freight (rain trom | \rineiples of coneilietion aud wiedom, which erided | tion was re rred. ‘lhe Hoard, by resoluti >. | Only weation hietime by aaking # quertion | Mr ted in any difference as to relative rank © Phrindelpiie for Baitin ran off the bri at Wil Sur fathers, will outlive the folly of their ruccessors, | priated the eur of 81,000.10 for the payment mmingion, bi ¥ nyt, in er ving been leit open cen and two other py seen meer r wedtheat he by ». While anoth the privoner bs ry and t Hit to wiete he tite rk. | Spencer replied that he had a perteet cebt dot and th hia tus . eon the new Court House up to » Board thon adjourned, ‘ e ore Conciliation fe magnanimour . ceurre@ity tn ie oa men and ma er wae CUl WO ture is Inrger thon hate. A eenero ccourem pov will | Sept, let, 1S03, be commend uate the word Applause.) mand. Jt is suposed that he conte Wittens we fome tire in consequence of the constan A y ¢ pinned * \ . the he Caton Iwill never cone: Coroven’s [seursrs.—Coroner Wildey held | her che ‘ ee the @ perplex@iles that beset Lim in the admooistranon ft gge ue hilt ure yas hs aba [es feat wis rolutio pat Jak Fp lt hand chg i ha Sis KO Hand at f | witness wae probably th inary sty Pe +f private v ¢ tg pd a quest yeator: 125 Pon ty uy and that thi ! ‘ ‘ bie departanent, throngh the repudiation of certain of , lowed to procure batl, the boadere in 1,000, and the coneiiiat en to ek t yee 4 e hy ad atreet, upon the hous aad tia thie re wt lived fouatlian Ik a ts his meascres by the Government, but did not take it | others in'=1),000 Ouly one of ths privateers pa bhp aaa eet | body of Kuan Brady, Bi yeare of age, who died trom | oi eocmary to remove her from the duek, tuntil he could leave the survice without diecreaitte ™P BUS RODE SAE Mine seces 1h OnFAInIAS pal) : tomuake to bring back the r eae we ed on Wednerday, by falling out of @ The inst witness examined wee nw young Lied bimself, afier expelling the last armed c bel froin hie Ivia believed by military men» means of jy ne to div on | will never con | third story window sed was carrying @ | woman,» ho farmed ont fe be an nim agro as — =e formation are of the bert desorption, that Gen pow us put forth eve ower to rertore the | Ballot water ap etain uddeuly seiged | the moat practical kind, Mr. apencer aaawd ber department Daa, within the last bow dave, recover teawe rein ' invoking every consiteration of patriotlem, h she didno! Live withatiwk man oo ernie indow vet upon the body of fi | , « Pode . ents, aud that he curdiates shother apgerersiye jug all that ts duo to ony counts d oureclvu | wouer athe might be « aitiack Hipubliesn, Phe wit Reception of the Federal Army paign. Boo ae citen nt avers isl ate: ROMA aboTRA EF REy | no Luther sailor hed to the Britian | vas crubarrassed, und hee'tated to wuswer, The wiaoke march of our ary wae apericotors " eenmen? 2@ ma ' nom * vend wt point steamer Shannon, who fell overboard at Catharine ner a ot according lo Diack un Government aly cot oF etar thone fase tiate vd ite me to 4 r tnd our entry mto Knory an evertionstot ted men iv hod y a be theca that dee ted the bal and mach | Slip and was drowned, Verdict of accidental drown- to have delicate xn ¥ wee ‘ 4 . das mt ipe. grees trephed that the mer red. ‘Thousands of p opie of every & size t ite utes, maki ry r to ita | feld es muchbe f hueband toon rt tent 9 sale fie eighty th poldiers i Ke q traitor ae ve who would rend itef found o - Cc ( Of witnesses hueban \ na £ te color and condition lined tho way. Their shouta and | Goa? wir to ect hi Nee? ™ ? : A (penis. —Henry Castle, 49 years of age, | mony, Mr. spencer aid that fer a ow ’ He ‘AU, : bada't employed in Pease and Murphy's Tron Works: | woman (> live with @ Diack man eyideno ul seh tearsintermingicd with the martial music eudjoy oat ‘ Cherry street, L from ao eeaffold and fractured | @ ge iat dor sdatton that It ehouid) rhake he reigned supreme. (en. Burnside's addr to the Tire hesatifyl vacht Prenine "4 ( iI i one of hislegs, bosidos receiving tuternal injuries, | geatimone, if not erher unworthy of being | r) 4 1 a . ‘ sie soldiers and people assured them ot protection, and Sen branciess vont that,while ustice should be eng: waa ho | whieh hasbeen bailt by the contr yee part of the policy or the G Cen. Carte war lainchee in the presence of joany he & wastott to al Geeener. ® had deacended tu he (tty A contnacr has been entered into with | Heved. Tu de well sescect heen the ladder of d-wradation, God Alo ight) ha vaimony Dr, Eo Lee Jones, Ne 12 Weert Sith et, New York, NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY, " : aie lat Jance npon the oficere ot the Regu ’ also «poke in touching tern flerings, « tributore, with theie teaches tad a lace ane for medica 5 . ed the impr neuhaunton, There raised their decermimation aud eour Col, Gile | other epectate tyrone wer uns, addresses made ‘Tug Nomisations is ane Crry.—At the | lat Army, atatloned in New York City, Who may re | eee inet the sana of toil, nor of the rel who Fact hak bard apn ted Milltary Gover {Ge and it wae pronouneed : ' quire his rervices during the absonce and detail of f f sabe tiask lank " ry Governor, and G | and it war pronmoureed au 1 deetiog ecene t ‘ a eae ‘ ¥, avy att d, tS, A., on other dut with uch * pe mar ele Lat joss boc Carter Provuri Marshal4,euerai of Hast leuuemer es a ee ete wnt tion ai aah efile Repablicno beadquarters, the rank mod tio are busy | Surgeon J. #. Hammond, |. 5, A., on other duty, ciety. Why “then pot ob'ain au “y 4 H Sb Aan ee paeinened Ot Naar le: canvassing the piatforin and nominations their “Tyres ow Trias," is the title of the con. mi the woman lived with The Telegra in Tenneasec. Teun. Ihe firet p reson in the bre Beers, eepectally when al ame there to tustity tv a confession? ation of | eluding Lecture im the course on Antediluvian Life, artinent of the Comber hon been organized and New Union party, Bom bMerr . Lord Be ee fy kev CHA. Bulkley, in the Park Tabernacle, officered, It nutub ore nine handred and elehts men pT ’ dishae the nen The American Telegraph Company auvounce the cpening of an office at Chattanooge, aud the rece) arg, etrone and healthy. Col, Charice KR. Thowp Robinron and Depow, in piace of Oleott and Vorter; | Cumberland street, near Myrtle avenue, to-mosrow Huo einen afterwards admitted that she was mars tion of business for that place! pon, lormerly Captain and Aidt rtaif of Gen, | While others want John Cochrane thrown over as | evening, at 1% o'clock. SOU Str et Hb lpn tA Sle trent ae ate , vite ea . ile fe re Es war not Lis banese to ask each questions i pe a in ee id hae Hehe ty a . be re (ues : re morse easly ae poor ts Mi ott , etr achery iare AMUsFMrS 4, Ap ncer had the remark of (he juror recorded, atacia From Arkansas, 1a ATAME 1B, bie Iatest dispatches, nye that he | warded by the coll shoulder treatment accorded t0) rtnw Howany.--The manager's beneft,lext evening, | tat It wasn te eat Rivuoe iol Ok tit, The Evoc f Lintle Rock, £ | he departure oPwhich the Eimanclpation moiety fas | Ul by kis new tienda, In the radical camp the | was really @ glorious succcas, end the pieces were well | Thieromewhat mized case was they ad} vurpe’ ¢o ho Bvecustiens @ nid » Ete, recentiy memorialized the Lerie Gov mnuens, wi! Witoymonds ©. tem biter ptt to | oigyed, On Monday, Shakey bevutiful play, “The | next Wednesday in order to allow two of thy jas is Cyncinral, Sept, 1, —"The Memphis Bucixtis hea | pot be permtited to mail It wae expected thitene « gu otis geoeraly cone ded ail intend | >, Hat's . observe the Jowish featival of the New Year iauieas freon Aghinaen tar Hur Ta ‘Fed would be ready in about @ week fron the date of Mr re Tempest.” will be produced in grand style, Mr. It q Advires from / hureday reaped Fede- | Avams'alerter, eo that the question le likely to ! to work together to secure the uitiwate triumph of | wugy will appear eaCaliban; end the Ariel, whoie | Gennuar Powe [reve —Jobu U'Ke te adriver on ort tl » t r —. heat a Sal tug ep borteay me sig; punts ae : 1 rae ' 1 f | ittobe’ Why, Mise Kate Newton, of course, who the Hariem Kh. Kh, was arrentud yeaterday, cuiiged e ant i « nets = arnueing incident occnrre n Oro our janmauy. and at Merart, the proce nee of cule : with being one of the July rioters, Wigan the len etrength of the revels bas been greatiy exaggerated. Maine, lust week) By mistake Vorwil i) Marre me ‘hane Convcntlonial Sasesthd with all thé certainly requires no aid from art to perronate that » ’ Kev. Mr ariaud exchang-d car lage. The torme beautiful sprite, Mr. George Lingard will appear in | day of that month eet tire to the priivog ul sy ware on hi to a coppernead jareting, aud Che ia encray of dem ‘Chey bave no more than 5,000 troops | Moulton, 40th etreet, near Third ave He wa mas oy bob partion saree | prominent singing part, A @reat bill to-night. The y \ i ig to AnEe pP snuther cle } to await examination 7 he e gat I avid Tem badaed ay Ss sate By merit | Hes a eas CA Pues eeceuhy AUC me Nes Unioa phadlostal their thunder | pay Arnamuna. Ln 1th etreet, opposite the Acad. | Fred’ Voge was arrested, charged with beeig las, near Napoleon, uumber of shote struck ber | tities, while the elergeiume had i: Tap ye ov the loyalty plat? ot wouldn't be able to com® | emy of Music, there is @ mammoth pevilion erect- stabbed Wim. H. Clary. of Third ave. t ew suene = 1 in the side with od ed, fo which we havee circus worthy of New York's | ed as ‘atl of, when t palmiest days, under the direction of Mr. James M, | @sericusmuuud | pilot houre, but noone wae hurt, The guerrillas are | perbead speech, a botie of whiskey aud a Johw rowu = to time when the ¢ very troublesome between Helens aud Laton Kouge, pike! reports ‘They fired into the steamer Jobu Rainey, ebove Don Apvicrs from the lower Potomac aay that numbers oo besos im earnest, Our ue kholth. Clore bad t t fopom beta wud tas poked up to ebewer remions cone the nominations eoont deal of talk waa} - —_—- -—— —— E } of substitutes es ape from the array crossing the : . Nixon, the original importer of the man-women, Fl 4 . Perey the Jlet of August, ki n ot ini into Marya a be perenne Seon ie Nes LI pele le Zoyara, alias Omar Kingsley, who had more 2 Pay an sr : rie ———— - | night thee sar overhauled ¢ See ar maNieiet ar fam csedauce tb pete : would-be-lovers when appearing ae @ lady than au Tue ExawrsixG Boanp, bin by Mexico. eae "the men ts ay Bat ka ube their of vonente ; thercf " t ay be considered set empress, The feats performed hore are really aston. | Amerhied Washlastan strovs 76s ie An Impertant Movement, | but atewdays previous. They weresent (othe army | tied that both wings of the democracy will exert ein particularly by @ troupe of Hedoulu Arabs, | ing ea! dicpued of oe saa ied WPS, . cisco, Cal, Sept, 10. Advices from Rao | spe trial by court martial. Two hungted snd th) themeclves to defeat the Republican candidates. om the child of perhaps sowie #ix springs to the | only sone,’ alent, 3) two membere es the sme aie 1 ; pf cag M yn ie : thot Augu urnish | Walnorisse PATAYOR, WRRAE UAED (ORD) Nowe” Narks Dua EAAMINATIONS / i t erendiather of ©). ‘Their performances take place | ly in the eurvice, 1, exempt frota dinabilit ‘had wus de si, Mexico, e Isth ¢ ui 3 . KAHL x 7) rth EST ACT we twice a day, and (he price of admission is withiuthe | furdut substitutes 9, all a cepted + veep! van aves » dispored of, | reach of The clown of the establishment, Mr, S#6) 5% od or service, sud | James Cook, is really witty, The performance of Mr Cannan Accipent.-Alr, M.D Lana was Stone on hia bare backed steed, and of the otherar- = thrown out of hiscarrlage la the Clute Road weste: os with the following highly importout intelligence: | A rew figures late ined from the Depa: tH = < of Agriculture tell @ etory whic the word would do President Juarer and bis Cabinet have beenureed Weil'toeonsider, Our total agricultural exporta (ex. | outet which twenty six wer by leading Mexicans and the Representatives of the | clusiveof cotton) ta 186) wien we were yet at peace ten furnished svvetitates Inti is district sewenty tive cases 5 uder age, 4; fathere of matherietachilde ay! outh Americ cpublies rin a Conti tal Al- 0,549,500, of whi lie ern porte exported trict ‘ munity ram! tas pesca apg Pook atm of et il Mee #14, Tos ie Tn 1861, with bate million of men in | Pisth Detr total nun ver examined yes: | tists must tobe seen to be appreciated, day,caused by the horeee ruuniog awa, Me wae vance, we Kepub) > t eru, * arms.and no scuthern experts, they amounted (go terday wae +; they were die dict as followa: Barncw's. -To-day the popular and excellent actor, dit eared dangvrously, | C Jumbia, the Argentine Confederaticn, Kan Salvador, 107,086,505, wand in 1862, with aimiliiou of men iu jfeld for nervice. 4: Subatiiutes wecepted, 7 PURE , actor, | seriously, and it is fea " Ne Dis | long known to the habitues of this eetablichiment,©. | Ma, Treron’s Stnetircim.dhr, Theodtura ability, 24; other causes, 4 Lhirteen were sent to | W. Clarke, takes hie benefit and makes his conge. On | epijon, of the Inparenvest has obtained @ aubstitute Poot orgie ; Monday the reguier dramatic company will com: | in fielookiug and iotelligeat Prussian, who” ! i was (ico © Hunitace, lesdiog man at tue New Hows | mence, Some of the membersare well Koown, but j eerved fee areas eserjeant in the rus A art ‘ ery Theatre), Ue furnished @ subetitute there are many new faces among them of acknowl: “i i arty a. ccepted, ut 4, eod immediate! delegates to co-operate in the movement, | Sirth District. he Board of thie dietriet examin : waa accepted, ¢ tmed, ely eeut . P rn ; "| ed orth in the profession, Mr, Greenw: 6 endez san Franctacc, Sept. 9.—Arrived steamer Orizada, Naval Movements. ed 06 cases yesterday, of which they held for duty ged worth p , sreenwood, who | ¢4 the couscriyt rend vous. » ienow in Kurope, har sent out the real original (Ja ————» from Panama. Bhe trings dates vie Manzanilla, The midehipmen, ninety-fourin number, attached 1{, Exempted for dienbility, «1 cobs) apparatits for ghost making, end @ new piece, in WILLDAMSBURGH vid ‘one-half of th from the rurai districts), hed the eum otf Houduras, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Guatemala end ulexico, for the purpose of resisting European ep 14,074, croachments on Mexico or any South Ameriean Re exported Ip the year pablic. The United States are to be invited to send , ‘Het! ‘be previous y 6, Among thore held for service for other causes, trom Giusnaaato tothe i¥thalt.,and fromthe City tothe | nited States Sloop of-war Marion, heve ended | G4) substitutes accept d paid commu mm fee, asveo eleeant tableaux, entitled “ Brenhilda or } N4 IN THE § * . ° Le - v b 4 < 128. of Mexico to (he 15th ult, Miramon had been ep- their eummer cruise, Thejvessel ia now boundtrom |. Tren men were rentto (general rend gyour Wake not the Dead, will be produced for the firet RS ' BIER VORA ninted by Gen, Fores Commander of the Mextean | portsmouth, N. H.,to Newport, where her young mid. Sopenth Distr! Vhe ruoher examined bere) jy Monday, ‘The gboet appear h dua eoty The bearing of exemptions lu 4 forces, ‘The Triumvirate had notitied (he representa 7 ven oh <a atensiate theik eoune of rte be 116 OR mo! I 4 im the seven | cpnond District was continued yesterday, at No. od ‘ives of foreign governments that a icesl government — dice will be eent on shore to complete their curso of | yestciday was sey aty-four, woo were disvored of us! tableaux, ‘The Indiane aro still here,end eliviug | Gang at, Brooklyn, B.D 4: RES bas been provided for Mexicn, and they had been re education he Academy, The young officrraofour | fuliows: Physics! divability, | Aliens, 15: Fue | gea serpent 4 to the curivsiti (ira trocklyn, B. D., aw follows: Avens, 1) ua querted to recognize the Triumvirate as constituting y have seldom had amore pienssnt cruise than nishelaube utes, > Only rousof aged parents, ( v . suitable age, 12; physical disability, 1: 0 son 6} 6 eu b government, The American and Central Ameri: | - sary “4 : Lp et TUN TRADES’ MOVEMENT. widow, 2) paid commutation, 1; father of motherlere cau ministers replied that they must recognize the that which has just been made inthe Marion, Their Bod tor servicer, 7) Unsuitab nest otam, 1, Vive z a : MENT, se ‘ a why peru ah Juarez govertinenta wutil further instructions from vessel has been between Portian’, Me,and PLila were sent to General rendezvous, wed five remain Day Goons CLeaks, Theusual weekly mecting wae | chitteem, % held for service, 6; substitutes, tal 5, Fst pvernmente, | Commontortannd Dobiedo bad | deiphis as visited wiltho Navy Yards, and passed | over held iaat evening at Mozart Malt, 814 ftrondwey, afr, | Service Maren Sd: S, ‘Total number examined, 1 Muue torespect the French, | through the Hudson Hiver remaining some time at Kighth District, Up toa lock yesterdry Tleasee WY" IL. Acres, resident, inthe chair, and Mesere swe ete the West Point Military Academy, the young men | had been examined, of which there were held for Joseph M. ¢ ren and John Plunke't, Sveretarier, JERSEY CITY ae ig hs oi s Oo motion of J. Fay, twenty gentlemen, mem Dreenrene.—A tew davs since forty recruit. From Europe. visiting it, and eleo the Wes: Point Foundry. She | agty 14; discharged for physical disability, 1; other | Perdot he Aesociation, Ys twenty seutiemen, meny ‘ rin aita, underwent some alight repaireGuriug her aourh io 7 ‘ : Y +. | Who have received large bountivs, were seat frum ’ causes, yuh accepied i, Vaid cormmut to secure the services of a clergy min to preach & ber o ." ba geared oh oe +e shidha Aiteate in Aiink te cith | Kak Oh 4 ame | TY REORD | tong mann V0 Sia tenures aaron. bree © Lea ise | Mow dertey 40 the 30h Now derepy Bielexcat, Row of ‘ , Sept, 1L—-The aes) ipe ° . | ain ovement, y ation from the ohi ray . * oe yo Py ep City Of Mane | pe Rovel privateers, it woud te of use ve conmider | Ninth District, Or Land nine cases wera Me and Corpet’ Clerks was reed by Mr. Plun. | Pbiladetphie, Since that tline 46 of the Lowber have ebester, from Qui . 3d, bas arrived, the case ot the U.S. eblp Ino, This abip hee been im yg here, of whieh 1 the membere to etand fia succeeded in desertins t . « It vaguely reported that the French Cabinet | the United States wervice for tventy three imontha, e held for duty, ‘There the'2oed work, Phe Standing Counul : fad debated the expediency of recognizing the South, { during which time ehe hae been idle about three and wero exempted for physicul disablity, Yo; other we various distric ' reported #l the 4 ‘alfmonths for repairs, de. Luring ve} alance of 8 on. § : pivetusily, Myr. Jmo. Pyne and other No final decision was arrived at, time,nineteen and a half monilesbe bas cruived 4; alienage, 21; io service, 4; Ieid overs | fy Hier ee at f, NO Aiasen to the Anu Lauscu.—One ¢ eo new ironvlad Moni tora willbe launched trom the ya" ta Jerse, City euion, aiter | ts orning, ato o%lock, oF ae #00 Suerwalter a» 13 f the French ale recomm . | 61,375 miles under several diterent commanders, aa 6 ; substitutes accepted, 6, | which they adjourned, possible pre of the Florida at Bren sais teh’ Gresey Wis044 5 wl Sader eammand of ‘& | Tuake wits. be mustg ag the Cental Park | “\junn Dustama_Held o meeting lasteveninget $11 | CBasax or T'ximixvs.—-The terminus of the, Buropesn polities ae Gaghanged, doting sad tay ¢4 Qe'alank b, M, Wert Heasien ctzeot. ecrans of Gresawichs Ms. Cag. (Continued om Kvurth Pages