The Sun (New York) Newspaper, November 5, 1863, Page 4

(Contianed srom the Foret Page ys o% ington at the gpenine of * cant cents, buterr 60 cents, milk Ac Rnerenta? Fran wer ge month, eaid, fethe price for e furnished room @ “Aleman. * “Ane sneer and tobacco inmrions ta the teeth o — Prin«mention wan discuserd nt the “Cont of Ger Ww Surgeon Dentiata,” which met recently at Frank- 7 t. The Congress deeided the question in the negs tree in both instances, when the articles are tal @ pire state ead vot in immoderste quantiti Gov. Srmanre has bought the trotting mare Calle & ata Darmaei” ¥ hy OE i O preant. it i aatd, te bie betrothed, Kate Chase, Weds) e invita. ones bave been for the approaching nuptials, appy event will take place onthe i2th inet. It inderetood that the newly married couple will acode in Mr. Chase's mansion ‘ing the winter, Tus Mobile Reorren of a recent date deciared that “he negro ie no longer an object of emall talk in the th. The le of the Bouth heave n place for t\ em, and that tein the army, There should be no 4 minetion tn color # man fe willing to fieht for Y @ home qud saster.* ‘This as bad as the abo- Jitioniste. > a ead Jorn G. Canrtm, @ eon of (he Tate Governor Carlin, a ylisote, bat who joined the rebel cause in Missouri, 070 wer several tines captured and erchanged, * rerted afew days ago at the house of nee) 4 Bince MN Test exchange, in place of & Vedth, he remained in the Stare, ne bis organizing a band of followese jn (i Tianee hie arrest, book bind employed Office etruek for 1s e hours of aprred to continue at Y Printing can arrange matters tot Patiafaction, Pear bon ons emplogedinthe cavalry depot a’ Warbington bave aiso struck for en advance of cwages, A Waanreatos correspondent, writing on Tnesdar ware: Reports were very prevalent last night ft ft htine between Meade and Lee, but they havere wr ived no confirmation npto the present hour, It ie BO poritively asserted, by those who have the best Trane of Bnowiny, that Meade hae received impers- & ve orders to bring ona bettie, and in theevent of « 4+ ure to do eo, that he will certainly be superseded "Tre ord tad to have ome from Halleck, @ud, dirther, that they are backed by the President." vw has taken pliner tn 4, between the State Exgedtive and | ederal ‘@ litary authorities in relation to the election which wok place in that State yesterday, It eppicare that h t has prevailed fer aorae ence of the military at ‘The polls, to deter leguliy qualified votgre from exer e@ting the freedom of citizens econtir, ¢ Rohenck terued an orderthat @ prowoet enard ebail each polling pl hould be admin = and that the oath of d to perrons of doubt This was rr ated against by ( howe loyalty ts unquestioned, ae un . erference with the laws of Maryland, and ed @ prociamation forbidding the super intend. f the election by the military. @ prociama wae circuinted in email hand bible, on Monday papers having been probibited by fom publiehing it. The Viewident, to e subject, partially modifie od the reault ia, that while the nistered, the mili ving peac na ont the rit of Gen Pebepek’s order, What remult t) have onthe Geetion will be indicated in the election returns, LOCAL NEWS, WEW YORK AND THR VICINITY. oa . Tae Rrestaw BAL occurs this evening at We Academy of Music. Fors week or more, prepara- © ne have been making to ronder thie ball anevent Lp the bistory of the Empire City, Forty thousand dollars have been eubecribed by many of our thi. @t merchants nod most distingulehed citizens of every: profession, No expense hae been a«pared in Seansing, redecorating, carpeting, and arranging {he epacions bullding in which it is tooceur, From tep to bottom, the Aendetny of. Music bas been reno sented. Over the parquette a dancing floor has been ‘Waid, and across Irving Piace a wide corridor has been Urown, through which the quests will reach Irving Ball, where the supper table will be epread Besides the Rursian Admira!, and the o fiers of Re fleet, a large number of distinguis’ coretehave Beem invited, These will leave their carriages at 89 entrance express! prepared on Fourteenth street, ‘Tbe other gueste will arrive end depart from the Train entrance on Irving Vl y treasurer of Wallack's theatre the nshering in” arrangeu Faaally compe. nt men have been engaged tu superintend all the @her departments, and it is believed nothing has Veen omitted to make this Kussian Ball” a perfect enecess. Two thousand tickete have been irruel, ond, eo @reat ie the demand for them, that prices ranged inet Tight from 850 to #100 each. Cf course all classes of wor citizens will he represented, and doubtless cur Viuseian guests will te astoniabed at the dreee acd ‘tspiay thet willbe mate by oo @helr would-be imitators, Brer Valked of, nearly every mod tity bes beer kept be yoedamer ené they (004s merchants Lert A Cratty oilke, sativus © O66 ther epere og & acer tothe Reauty of the “heme: form ovine The ladies wie expert © be prinent « Mave been ins pertect fever of eae wns during the FO week. Mie | pipe ed Lue tee Miner Pporee Comptantiy worrud over the erteue ve errange ne te crest 1 the ceeenon maper-elegance ofthe ratiire jie bere of amily have become ao eutiurine. ervt thet, eleeping, they dream of te e tert WBile their waking hours’ are entirely dy @reeemakere and other individuals emp aH the articles intended for the decoration of ther per ope. Poor old Mr. Splurge, at firet ready enough ¢ nee thecarh he thought necessary ¢ wwife and daughters outshine all the other la Neill be present, begins to grum tthebilis that are beresented, and takes bis meals away from howe, to void the ceaselcas worriments of the “women fo) evho for the past week have u failed to sppeal to Dim opon some disputed qyeetion of female adorn arent. + Mr.and Mie. Plentie, with ther two daughters, wleo expect to attendthe Hurian Nall Unlike the Wplarges, the Plentics con 4 the idering the necessary mecting themto be preparnd iy sjaletly resumed their 1 I dutice, ecarcesy giving other thought to th ar y riaking mo pretension of becoming the terre do a hobs elvee with or edvand di rin @ good taste, were.” Atthe ball, the Plentie funiy wel benove | by their good breeding, una quisite tasteef their toilets Me laughed at for their 5 Dy hundreds of others wich a non Lhrains.” . ted way and threes while the - reer will All thie will be amusing aud miccerine too re tue wien guests, During one whi esen agit have een placed in contact with ever phan. ur New f¥ork society, and by mizing in wihalierte of pe ‘ple, will become more familiay with our sori wtoellencies, and impertections, Tho « lemen on the "Committee" have Deon cousiantly aged in waperintending the arrangements, 0 addition, tbe whole time of several cl: yed in dis Aributing cards of admission, ande Yrom eubecribers, Aliccether, thie Vee eplendid affair, Pelipsing any + ecting the funde ar cotertain wnenterer in thiscity, aod if pot marred by e@ny unforeseen mishaps, wii be rf hereafter ers model for future entertainc® of distinguished dh reignere. Sor ny A Womas.—A_ youns man naned James Pender, of No, 119 Greenwich elreet, wos pire Wetbrough Greene street, between Priuce nul Hous hes, ebout 10 o'clock last evening, when ® woman e@wmed Mary Jane Holloway, of 115 Greene treet, Wot bim withe pislol, inflicting @ slight wound in (he thigh, Bhe wae promptly arrested, but protested © fevoreble | Smpreerion vpon the Vdirtinys ced puewte” by toe jai, a Ty atree'e an Ball will | 1 & who had beaten hereerly in the evening +] jured ma: waingie | eraged the rk row escape. Tite Sranian Lisroy Darcie Sain bees Jantuome, Commenter Vase al! Jeet frown Bermada, arrived ju car barber Sfiernoon, After dropping anebor, «hy ernor's Island, the French frigate, aud the Russian Admiral tee fort en (ic replied to Abei in the North River Tun Fiera of Novenurs day in Pngtiel bietory, ae the dae when the Ke Lortsand Commons weret gunpowder bad made showed to som King, andthe le werk stationed viously rented by tt ofthe dtheGuy Pawk u yeare ayo @ Common Praye or the Popish Con powder plot.” Distenuaser ay dieturbaces orcurr pollein Macbattar the 80th Precinct Pol There were atout seventy’ tho police arrested on Man, the whole cang ensned, in which officers MeKuiel! Mann were felled to the payemin: injured, Their conrad: Ty, and with their clut after firet knoeking ehared into Central bark, and secure feetescaped. OMcer Fitrerr eer bya minaway rowdy, ‘The prisoners are locked-up to ana Ban- Joho Wagner carman, voted the tion, Artempr to Suoor a Poricnman Man Gambling, of (he 29th Precinet, wh le patrolling hie beat in W. ith ato. twelve mont Accrpestatirn Siu John Colema Die parents it tally shor drawing tie pe the vw 1 VEL) om ace, was drowned on Tuesday pe! dentally in'o the dock foot of W body was recoversd iu, aBhe A Wowan Thr Wate nent ‘Tne Syeonp ANAT Aimtion Vormer! epareon, We ; ¢ Lewple, cor, of Oliver oud Hea Drasanie FEsvenrir price Liverary'and Moeial t | olnee men under %05 te nent at Aw the ct therefore beep ak wf BROOKLYN Tur Resere os J irs The electaa in thine in the choice ol m mmiority of the Union candi vanudeitys for didat apne nthe Siatet | Senavor, %d Dist | H Ho: t (Unien) Sendior, 2d Dist. -Demas Ber Lleury Murpby (Oem, Mayor. Alired M. Wood \Unior eat Commissioner 0. Nodene Union) Juatiwe ar the Peace, SA Diet . O6SENELY (Unio ath Dist Abraham Ho low | Duet, Anthony Walters (Union, | Dist lst Philip §. Croowe, U Yd-Johu O'Conner, 1, 8d. Edw'd D, White, U 4th Andrew Walsb, D, that che had no intention to shoot the man, the E ath & done with the propia who visit | DAViNg beet Intended for an acquaintance of bere mis ioe b,) ov Chae AR te Ve te balou, Lb en to a drug ator nd etarted thet Union Martyrs THE PIONZER CHILDREN. A STOKY OF STCYSSIA Written for the 10 looking verse’, be ng tons burthen, a propelie, wi becgues of Power, carr og fs guns, aud base comp! cere and saiiore numbering 710 men She anchored the releu ¢ ry preparst ed, were it mot that one of them bad « the lords, who wae warurd ott tment, ‘for esid he, “they abalireceive agre @od shaib not are who burt choy of the rater d | Belde, all lords, wloshoweditto t rurpected gunrowd:r made a privocer, and bie Wife, efter taking a fo! emo thanks held on tive day in al Gay in Po@iand letow bepte duly. being ce ebrate ty cr ing Guy Pewker io eftry wernt? acy’ on A Sod of rowdia lt however, foue't pnt the rioveret orge Sar Bhannon, Wo MeMann,. James Mrady, They were a) (aken to ( OM FianrJohn Fagan was ae | SHIPS fously wounded yeaterday, iow barroom felt atthe | « Porter house of M Welsh, N The wae attended by Police-Sureoon A then taken bome. The Police made uo arrests Annuers vor Thimaar lowlng named persone were arrested, ch legal voting on ‘Tuesday : soldier, who v cinet. Ambrose Tease, Jo ail voted eae inthe dth ou UT Whiteball etrce Vorina —The SCHOONFRS Fewen for Piovides @ dand Jule v eve married, Appy weeks together he left her pany With his cousins, “til I Dennis Murphy voted inthe 32d Ward, andBamurl Bailey inthe |6cb Ward, Dodd wae sent to the Penitentiary for «ix months, and the others weru committed for examine . Georgetown, May bis discharve o » Norfolk: BF Cuunow, Chinecot One bark, unknown 1 ere too, Wiuat time she dows uot spend ia going to sland and brothers And Fuyenio i # se, and wll* be. Tucaday night, wae fired a Too Late tor Classification. > WOMAN WANTS A raf, ant will soon's har been tr: snd Salivts hus y Dyearsof age, y ethere is 60 They con'd pet work enor gh keep them, and Y bear 45th atreet, wae ae MAKKKS—A ferdas,by a pistol which fei trom the bande of Petiois Cassidy, in 4d wireet near Sth awe, end Lvet hb wo houre atterwards | from hia pocker ov waaoted, at ive j bs | | 1 | | Wealoer Wan war roes Dhavereen acd SHORMAKEES nonthly mertiog te when ittell to the pavement acd exp oded, the Lall from it entering rie eye of derrased. ¢ oroner Kap ood Ceesidy was acquitted of o all the South eld at the ith ng Now, Oth, ats « TPL SPECIAL COMM by the HOARD O1 CLAIMS nade a utlered to have been eurtai TIER APPOINTED nity for damage f } Peeent riots wiM holla sie | the Board of Sopervieors, THUPSDAY, Nov, Sth, | der the following cures: Filan M. Brown #LT4 60 Sar! t lert Marehat! ‘Thieves’ Lawyer. Don Tadeo Cristobal of Mexico, ie wtreet, wae ab b whem rhe bad been | M. Lowensteir shot her in the righte low apd Leree sbot himself in An He then took a} nfieting ea daneer |, n being called in, sent beth | Ar) 19, M.A. Cnderil @ar 1825 I bappe in the prosecution « he Cty Heapital, weit Twos on the Bank of Seneca eppearsore in thieecity last night The new Orphan Asylum | invited to nate o ite he st bo'ciork Tih etreet d eharitabie par the corner of Sd ORISON BLUN iret, and | addcesse TOHLN: & Becretary ADING De Lesdernier will (pendines at Dodworths Hall ith dmoja lf, in consequence, everal iawyers, wh for their success. Ceerive J hurecay pening ovaters and cls fot two daye at PANTED-A GOOD SKAMSERESS FOR : good references required, ) tioned roy debt lied Don Dio 1 Firet Annual bs O19 Broadway, 18 eLusnees, BKAAKY Of the Le pave the wig ung Men's Arse, MEDICINES. RELIABLE WISTAIOS BALSAM OF WILD CHE WISlAIUS BAL inemsinese to si a tan as Seno ad, that he was attached t & compa irazgo ( VISTA PALS AM OF WILD CH (0 Weed with th i Metouebing success , ia ald oft adatthe | Ship ADRIATIC Union wii do their tainment worthy the patrons | TAPSCOTT | OEY BLACK STAR LINE FOR | DAVID HOADLE Ir WISTARS BN may be taken The ayerewnte priucipal candidates on the vide uuler eg hohet was aa fol STEAM NAVIGATION COS | ADRIATIC |i) Horse Powe MIRERNITA weed O00 bie | COLL MBIA eee) 00 bid ANGLIA d,000 * los M r-adores, Senator, 3d Diet Mi Moore Mayor Viinee Cem Wood K. BONE, 114 WEST iotilst | on Tuerday, Nov, 17, ekin diseases ered didaies elected: Joho MeNam County J/ucve Jobo Dik |} Superintendents of the | | (Union), Joba Delagey (Deu Justices of Sessions LINIMENT er’e stall reminled PELLING's COMPOUND ,and that theo NEW BURG! Augtio Newtou, | POUGURE | 7th Jacob Worth, t bor. | mA nown to the uote | Goldet, Brookiyn foot of Jay etree, every alterpo: sent by s bravo to jare bis intended victim to ee-retambuscsde, The evangelist whom I hed merked among the rest of bis tribe wee o sjuat fe low, his bead almost bald, scarcely cel with @ few gray beire, What princips’ drew my attention to the man wae ao expr f rarcoulc jovielity which shone in bis otherwise Susignivcant “ce, Twas just aboutto make eoquries of Lim stout Don Tadeo, when an accie deut made me suddenly pause, and continue to look cningilence. A young girl came to the stall of the evange The ‘ong wavy bair which es. cape! in plaits from her open rebogo, her complex ioc of # alight umber tnt, the brown shoulder, thes her cherie co! floe linen, fr mged with lace, left eo | bare, ber slender figure, which Lad never been de. formed by s, and, ebore all, the three shor® petticoat of diferent colors, which fell io straight ut this young Woman as @ gene ofthe Ching, © Tie Luquillas,” said tleep “y “td asm atence'* ance con come tome,” re pied Tio; ing be hed civtoed the message abe was gongt) and, be becan complacently to fot aeieet of ronetinted vollum paper, highly pled. and embossed with cupid«, But sbe made a vestire of impatience with her Little brown hand, “What.* sad che, “woulda man, who ts almost lreathing |.s laet, care for your rose-tiated billet house §¥ ©The devil (sad the seribo in @ passiona‘e tone, wh le the girl wiped Ler streaming eyes with one of erloug plait: “1 isa farewell epistie,then!'’ A gob wasthecn’y reply ; then, stoopingto the scnbee eur, she forced herself to dictate @ short letter, not without frequect paures to take breath and to wipe away Lerteara The contrast-between tre uneus- ceputle oid man acd the passionate girl appeared to me moat @trkin 1 was not the only observer ; | every one who passed the booth of Tio Luquillas uid Lot help casting a g ance of pity, net unming- led with curiosity, opon the soung China. The angeliat waa abo to fold the letter, but bad not yet written the adivess, oben a passer-by, bolder en! more curious than the rest, came unceremoni- ously toh ome conversation with the old man, mmer's features Were pot unknown to me, aud Tremembernd that he hed, when standing next meatalcll.fiyot «few days before, dilated, PA thost attractive manner, on & eport whieh I poesionately loved. The time did not seem to me i | suitable for mak ng any inquiry of the evangelist, acd [thought it best not to approach the three. I onsequently rerasined @ few paces from the booth, waiting patiently tll the visitor would take his de, parture, The man,with whom an hour or twe's chathad made me acquaiated, bad inspired me with «certain degree of interest, Hoe was about jorty years of age, His features were marked with @ certain kind of n: bility, in epite of maarcastic ex- pression which he sometimes threw ‘into them, Although I might have forgotten we bad ever .met, the odd costume in which he wae habited stamp- ed him on my recollection, At the bull-fighé-he wore a wide flowing blue cloak, ined with red,and on his head an enormous sombrero of yellow viene nacloth, trimmed with go'd lace, ** For whom ie the letter, my dear 9" he asked of the Ching, some- what authoritatively. The girl pointed to the prison of the preaidientis| Palace, ant muttered a name which I dad mos catch, “ Abt for Pepito?’* said the ankuewa, loud ‘Alaa! yes; and I don't know bow to getiSeon- veyed (o him," repilel the girl. “Weil, never, deepuir, Here's an opportunity that Heaven sends you,"' To be Continued. _ Furs.” ATTENTION, LADIES — THE OLD ES- AO Ghathign, ac apni Grech e chit ee iu Teter middle of the block st treets. Now ia the time to your for: half the usual . Our stock ia Mint and Sable Capres Mate and Cates frens @050 te 15. French and Water Mink and . 22 to 6, Victorives and half-ea eat variety and besutiful ure gains, Alteringand alam KO rg 414 FUss, FURS, FURS—THILLIPS'PATERT ke Jollars, direct from Waesbingtes, sshieh wa tell ten pane to inspret earty, 1 band of de wehe auiu(actured forte Nee Yerkes =] sy sal fifty per cent, lower than Don't forget to call porium, 479 Grand «t, Saturday uatil 7 o'clock. Sige i ‘ FURS, FURS—LADIES rt ly sated, before aking eel am ne th f xtenaive scortment Slee and fancy to be seen at BL TKLNS, 210 Broadway, cor Fulton s SHIPPINe. INARD LINE. a 8t to Li erpook, , Curre: eam to verpoo S85, BC: ‘rom Queenstown or Tpool, $30, gold cr qniv alent in currency J HECL, ls Wednesday, 11th Nov, . paneer ein " 25th * or a pf 314 WICLTAMS & GUION, 40 Fation et. For LIVERPOOL—TAPSCOTT’S LIXE= Ship MARIANNE. NOTTEROUM, anchored im the mine ja this morning, fir Si pe i TEU DE ue Sev: 14th. se Shi JBION,.. oespceses Nov. e a VOR LONDON ® LINK. °* , s For passage to and from Le Taarrs payable in any part of Ei gland, nnd or Wsles, at ‘he lowest possible rates, A) t ROTHERS & CO., 8 South ac, ih LIVERPOOL, BAILS aI ~JSALLS 4th NOV, FOR NORTH AMERICA SWALLOW LC 8hLip W. F. STETBON., } 1 PRAHA LL ION, revit SAILS ith Noy, ww Dratt apply t iy o WILLIAMS & GUION, 46 Pulton at, ) DEE GALWAY LINE. Phe ATLANTIC: TRISH ROYAL - MATB ANY. The Magnificent Ble THe ADKI Will sail SEY Oke tor tial ill sail from NEWLYO siortialway and Liverpoal Tt tol by F from Boston, Dee, lst sé anewed by S06 ANGELO Rates of eRe, yable tn gold or incnenene Be, oay sold o7 its equivalent First Cabin Paseage... ~ Intermediate bart Bteerwe eH Pareongers forwarded aiso to London, Paris, Ham- bure, Havre, Breminu, Rotterdam, Antwerp,.é¢., af | lowest rates, Fares from Liverpool o1 G ' phases fom r pcol os Galway to New York end to i 5 +& SPARLE, 98 5 For freight and ct} formation Pt pad . LAWRENCE HHILUS & Co., ih . i No 11 South Wiliar at, COAL, Four, FLOUR—200 BBLS, CHOICB amily flour only $7 #5.59 6%) and delivered in ie Yr Jee cael Ware COYLE'S flour vtors, lod and 186 Myrtle wae a