The Sun (New York) Newspaper, July 20, 1865, Page 2

the upper and lower stake boats, it is stated THE N EW y ORK SUN. in Congress at the anrne period. Judging from t! AUC A! UCTION Né Ure ‘ ‘ N's d @arthenwace in etorest have. a ib speech reported to have been delivered by Mr. Sit the Pokeepsie boat endeavored to pase the a ‘ Iyer, and would have done a but w: ‘ “Te RSDAY Me MNING, JUL Y 20, 1686, Paw at Greenville, doth Carclina (previous to | vented by the crew of th New Yorke Dost in 90 —« | being informed of his appointment to the Provie- | uufair manner. The Now York boat reached the President Johnsen and ‘the ‘fees fonal Governorahir), “eincline to think the Presi- rae of tie Pokies eth A are Doctrine, dent did not “know hin well." He knew Praay | wj:) weer As oon as the Pokeepae | . Tae indications of # determination on tho part of | before bis loyalty had ben put to the trying tert | reached the stake boat, the crew put in actaira ot our Government to vindicate the principle of tho | that it subsequently or lorweut, and from that | fou’, which clam was, however, decided by the | revveeyy Mr. Charles Gansmen, in fi of N Monroe Doctrine in the case of Mexico, are gradu- | knowledge belicred him to Le firm in the right.” | York, therot y ‘denying foul “the P hid te ally bocoming more apparent. [tis now reporte! | Phe speech alluded to is cotteinly a remarkable | boys by that lee.sion losing ; that the recent aperch of Secretary Hausas in | document, and we doubt not that now, ance its | 8%: Wpon bearing the various reports, that our — wnb, Eawd. Kinda and Fraucia C ecupestl respectiully invited to Zend the funeral, trom 382 B. ith et. on Tlureday morn. oy, uth, to St. Brideet's Churen, whore a Ree quie in Mare will be offered at 9 o'clock tor ihe re pore of her seul, and from thence to Calvary Cemevery.1is LITTLE—On the ith inet, Eliza Littie. thet loved wite of Geore Litsle, iu the Jéth yeat oth The frienda and acunaintances of the family are respectfully iuvited to setend the funeral, tha boyn did their best bd n the race, but were pre- | fhursday ‘afternoon, Yth inet 2 v'eluck, fri ‘ e Washington, in which be favored the expulsion of | author bas become the heal of the | vented tn #0 de inv by unfair means, The dine her lave reddence, 156 sew th + Ted z wy fh he ge we and Sch owt hey t ‘ iy Maxtuuaam by the United Staten, was “an erect | Bouth Carolina Siate Government, be a.ncorely | tade,wae thirty seven minutes and twenty seconds. | | MeGREGOR— On Tuesday morning, July 18th. | fut by the cit b Mire. eit vt. Riekmond Joun, jate Jame, sed tfooa, Mis Vi t S. bie eure Mie, HOYT expression of the President's views on the Mexican | repenta its utterance, Nevertheless, it wor awa ee oat and ouly surviving suu ot the | Bos Kies ! ' Feuses Meuregor, aged J years, LL question.” There is strong ground for believing | delivered when bo probably had no expectation of Jacon Sounestan, a farmer, near Dubuque, mn he 5 dave DAWNDROKER'S SALT —5, WEAVER, Qhis assertion. When Axpusw Jouxsom wae in | receiving an apponinent from the Government, | Lowa, came upon w ratiloenoke, as he was mowing | fyi), fel tive tt fond thet perth. on The Weed W lee weoronee dh ee hw Congresy the Monroe Doctrine had no more ardent | and i# therefore probably a iruthful index of bis | in @ field, the otherday. Ho eutitin two with | Al ernoon, 2 tb in readence, ad DAG Year and Upwerde: Wy Ueaer Ut friend than he, aud there was none more hostile to | fee inge, So far as the tenor of the document is cons | his scythe, and as it eilll gave signe of Ife, he wal ie tpl rue Wh MN RK k waive Will Le takeu w York Bay monarchial government ea this continent or elae- | cerned, is is vot unlike the emanations we used & | Severed it again within three inch: eof ita head, PIPER—On 1 \ iM, j Woy Are where, Ho ware thorengh Republican then, and | have from prominent rebels while the war wasin | @nd he stooped down to examine its mouth. lie illpe finorl s " Pid hihi OLF \ 4 et ke @here is no reavon to believe that hia #entiments | proyrees, with the exception of the advice which | Was eppruching its mouth with bia right band, ae 2 lock, frou lus late residence, h 7 at bbdringe bir le ic Deve undergone a chang’, Residen thi, he if @ | counrels she people to submit quietly to the fate | when the snake sprang and fartoned iteelf to he "POW DOERR, di oh Fol, i..00' Sina ibe 5—On Wednesday mornin Mre. Catharine Powers, witsof Maurice {knows that the usurpation | which hasbefallon hem. In alluding to the over- | 7 ight thum> Te spreng to hia feet, and, efor several seconds, succeeded iu loosening ite hold fin Mexico is obnoxious to the popular will, The | ghrow of the rebel ion, ana the failure to establish | and flimcing itto tie ground. The thumb pained “ler aken froan her late ree Avi ars a Question of surpeading the Mexican monarchy | the Confeleracy, Mr. Panny noes the first person in | him terribly, and the next day bis arm was swo!- ts ; ie . Sean t o'clock, Friday worniney, cor. of Ath at and Ave. 1, | eae ema Key ie Mage will be offered tor the repose of ber eoui, thence to Calvary Cen ve The friends and acqnaimiances of the family, aud those of her sons, Raward wad Muuriev, are reepoct- fu ly javied to atiend liv SHORTS—On Tuesday, July 12%, Maria, wife of tamer Shore. The relatives and frien epectiuily invited to att site naturel size, ant was cearly . t len to four ti yp @ b bout “the cause of our m be hth Mirae di be asad 7 : Black, This color bad reached bis breast, and wae failure; mpeaks of what we did, end throughout | gpreading over bis ayatem. Below the elbow, the the speech classifies binnaelf with tho traitors who | polson had affected t!@ arm #o that its surince Mite “ rt niot “Th {se not now i covered with large blisters, whole) were Slled witl trie! to deatrc y tho Union. There \s % Ip ow 12 | blood From one of these the loctor drew neariy u Biates any one who tocie more bitters | 9 teacupfii of blood, The palin of the ation an! degradation of wong back | bar wth ealloused by aber, war fp gpay therefore to regarded question of tine mother than of result, The vy force of Federal Groopeon the Texan frontier \ndicates that a jeal- ‘ous watch is henceforth to be kept upon the Tin- perisl Government, end that suoplo pro vision je to bo made for any emergencs The poliey of the President will probably be to give France ample time to withdraw from Mexico, and to avoid a collision if possible. The county das had a surfeit of war. and the heavy debt wiich Das been incurred by it admonishes the Govern- ment not to get tuto any foreign entanglement that ean be honorably avoided, But some develop- mont calculated to show plainty the purpore of the Government upon this subject m hortly be axpectod, ‘The Miains have turned it inte @ polit: Seal question, and is will not be strange if we see * Monsoe doctrine? emblazoned upon party ban- pers in the next election campaign, Mowvigomaty Busm hae publicly accueed Mecretary Kewarn of @oadying to the French Fioperor and conniving at he imperial movementa in Mexico, and thin breach between mon who were together inthe cabinet only s fow months ayo will probab'y lead to aome- thing authoritative concerning the Mexican ques Aion. Meantime tho movements of our troopa on he Rio Grande will be watche! with conmuerable antercat, for it will be remermbercd that they are q@ithin musket range of the impe rial forces, GENEBAG, UC SE Nolss, the Bouther ly the hum! ; " ” ie @ suyar loaf, and tloord ” hi o s A ’ into the Union than co J," aaye Mr. Penny vom the Wwoutdad Knurml: His | ie je saying, aimoet in ao many words, that Lt, SIZES OF THE EASY WA LAING Crutches mow rea Phew “tet patent ackriow led thet roimale, Phys ide, and cu fi ‘ \ ef the family ae re. 4 the funeral, on | dey astternoon, L0th inet, wt YZ ocicek, tious ber naive. Le was alive ab jest accounts, bub could | resid nee, ave, bot. Tith and Toth ate, neither Davis, or Barcaiyarpom or Baexsaurs, | But hve. —— -— or any of the other rebel leaders deplored the | =~ -- : TRADE NOTICES, downf ntinua.ly tlowec th was awiully #0 for the & Biren near iiondway, ‘ten es ANK lof the Confederacy more sincerely than . $ SABEOgET ETS B 7 Se ¥F jcini News, Markets, d&e, REGULAR MEETING OF THE "LONG say Uexsamin F. Paany—none felt more bitterly hu- New York, Wednestay, July 1% 6 P. 4 —Gold shove Paiiers will be held on 1’ x tmihatet than be, There are many more expres- ' 14! , 1 | Ob their roome, 187 Bowery, 1 red this morning at 145%, sold up to 14O% and | py vy KMAN Pree, JOUN CAS ' *EOKGE fsongof akin lred character in the speech, | ub we | cloeed at 142 The cenern? etock market closed 158 i nile \ #6 hatioue 1 : otha t byt ” « refer the realer to the production iteelf, in another | doll, and ae @ rule lower then yesterday, Govern: C' ACH MAKER'S UNION, 1, WILL | ton oF itl ; : “4 ‘ch ; bold thelr aunual excursion to st. Ronan's Welk | tien thereot oer : ” Notice 18 column. Ieinay be that Governor Panay will con- | ments were steady, he anticipations of etrincency | on Monday, the vatht Commit H ATPAaKe> | hore cies ‘oved , N 4 2, and Raturday evening, at ; ad ta cee ak {tic etand tickeis can be ha " son i rm 6 ; out will please alton vid Sincerely hope he mey. Yet we venture to say ent ot Spercent., thongh some are lending at 6 per Pui I. IP McKLOWN, see, 1 eo | | y event duct hie adm nisteation with eurict revard to the | in the money market Lore not yet heen realized ly continues abund- Lest interests of the people ani! of the Union, We | 07 ordinary collaternta the cont, and are neking even T percent. ia exceptional YooP ERS NO, cares, Forcignerchanee Dankers 60 dave meeting at Mor Rs ue Hallon Liuyed dent previous to making the a : war qnoted ot 18%. On'Change to-day Es ‘nh ae yay M. ity order ot Po KRELLA, > f latiow ; ‘ , . “ ation, Mr. Penny would not be off iatiay fr | firm for good prades, and dull and heavy for common bg ye EY AN, Bec, we svernment in South Carolina, Ibis reported | prauds, xneing Wheat wae dull and drooping, Wine | NPUTICE TO CLOTHING COTT * n m1 Trott was quite fien. Corn waa without decided tive Union hey he Onte were te. better. York wae firmer, Beof | mee ine to- eveth Jule end nove. Averevery Lby ihout further hotiee, abt Heater sireet bere working e220 and upwards are request Don't tail to come that if this e;cech had come to the knowledye of the i'r in qu thet that Governor Penny jae arrived at Warbingwr, | ter baving in charge @ delegation of South Carolnians | cha OF BROOKLYN, WILL rline our was | the polatment RS—THE lothiag Cutters Protec. dtoattend the recuint y a + Thuieca who ere seeking pardon for themncives and others, | wae aire, Lard woe very firm, and Whiskey was a preliinary to setting the machinery of Govern- shade firmer ce ment in operation in that Ftate, We hope Mr, nt STOCK SALFS—FIRST NOARD. will Ne non 17.8.6 Toots it | 6000 Ly bu oo i ry 1, 0, B. MULLINS *R@, pe..119 ol? Ma 1peea Mis, 12 MICH. PRELDERGER, Secret tary : "Sep 114 Qa) Qereksliver roy ik 250 “ Parny bineelf may be pardoned at the earliest con- venience of the President, He evidently need badly, SHIP JOINERS—A- RI LAR 3 a | 2 of the Ship Jomerts t nion at IS) Bowery, on thurslay evening. July 2 o'clock. L, POWhits, Pres, Wo OW, OVE ML. 1, 1 fs Se.'oU cD. Reducing Wages Tor strikes that aro nowin procresy in geome of the cities, In consequence of recuced rates of Avages, w!il probably prove to be only @ prelude te gore goneral d'vagree nents of this kind, unless employers and eruployes can be made to nee the importance of reconciling their differences by miu tual conceamona, We are apprevensive of this, for @he reason that atie:npts to diminish, to some ex- tort, the present rates of compensation for labor, ere now to be expected. Waves in veral are vory nearly, if not quite, ae high at the present Aime asthey were when gold was quoted as 25 when coal was aelling at filteen dollars per ton, Branswiek «. a a) an @ 1 Cary Inprov’ 114 Del & Had, © luo brte K,. 10 Hud, Ry. R, R60 N.Y. Cen. R ae | 40 do Wu! 10 Reading B..... Qu do. 1 sat ¢ 20 MSA NL in Ke do German Sacagerfest. Iv ia very rarely that the lovers of inusic in New York are treated toa week of first class my performances, The Saengerfest which closes to-day F000 vy haa furnished en opportunity for our citizens to | S000 Tenn 6 enjoy the highest order of musical excellence, and | 4") ae Ao the crowds that bave daily attended their exhili- | 20) Mo, be tous attest the popular appreciation of music. The | 4"! LA: $ 4 Le German singing societics that are now here from bern AL. &’ various parts of the country, as well as those of ‘ our own city, deserve the tisuke of the public for 5 Dk, Cou a contributing to the musical wante of our people, | so Am. Exch, Ue.. Ber T° THE WORKINGMEN OF BROOKLYN: You are hereby uotified thet there will ve a meet ine of the Workingmen's Arsemlio of Hrookly ny, at S69 Fulton et, on Thursday evenins Yl imars ali celogates fiom trades of Workiney sied bo be noose nt. MICHAEL he Nt 1EO, OF COme 1 4 4 q BOO US. bay Linde. 9 al | iio Trea, » WIL necting at hung hie etreeta, thik ercuime, a8 ¢ we te uerted Wa ated. By ¢ Pieawent, Wm, Witil % PS | f00 Cle. & Vites. KR. 4 200 Chi. ON. WR. 26 on do 9 40 Chi &s.W. r, toy Merlise ecreary, 40 8:0 cn Wi. i. Kn” 1h ! ‘ and for siding Io advancing the cause of wusicel | 4) Hanever Uk... a Fs SOCIEEY NORGE. qoans 0 ard, I a ‘ -ageebrpecaaiat ahegalenlinet Aa anacweniopoumengohiall Petre t en eines ‘eau weave ty qSATHER MATHEW 7 ents ein ponding prices. Ali thowe articles have ines with pot digo tine caaesee Ton Mieunia ime st 1 STEER Mane is HERA RTAl | material reduction iu value; merchants, manu- Diaposition of the Amsnasins. rere | iO M.& 1P£. 8) | meotng tis Thue ‘ | fecturers and other business taro receive lowe tor Tokne seers to be no longer a doubs that Mopp, 4 : Sm oe Nes Hi ‘e S30 . 0b igabess Greed Sag LL s nat fovher ore, M i . ive: 7 what they have to sell, and it ie natural thatthey | O'Lacantix, Anwonp and Srasonen have been | 2 Weat. U n, Tel... 76 . with other ladies, M "Marstund, "stale j ‘ er fuly ' | @hov'ld have to pay leas for the Iabor they em- | seatte the Dry Tortugas instead of to the Albany NOADD. yaad RB papa Mose y 10 wit Hata i on @loy. This being the case,» considerable num- Penitentiary, as was reported, The cause of this} toot ho Reading R pesos 097% Mu fl UAL MeKEP VER, Ree, Secrewry 1 PM \ se Ter of employers throughout the country have | procedure evidently was to p'ace the criminals be 1a any M. ak y ia pe"! HER M vit IEW T. A. B, SOCIETY, | ; t : ‘ocided to cha their schedule of wages. | yond the reach of write from the civil courts and | > “) Trea, 73 rf Ne eh fe. nt bet ds publ c ie " ver nee | , i fackson et The result is, that in some cases crus | thus prevent the annulment of the work of the | }i\ Ui Oe: Thuretay evening, at Ti o'clock, Speakine by Mr, | PaveiontsInodls el, fan ed re Aas Ployes acquicsced in the reduction, others com- | MUtary Commiasion, Bo far as tho location for Tg eg {ease Merstand Bony Ra abel yp ty A jiveec gies Oc Gpembiay Fates Out); 119 ia Promised upon the proposed rates, while others | Serving out the sentence is ¢ meerned, it Is quite | jw) Cum, Coal Pf 6°) ont. ‘ N. Ww, ny members holding tichotsot our lact } | dah o ai { Poy Patly refused to submit to any reduction ant thera. | as we i that the conspirators have been sent to this bid Nee aver ® bend c. sh WwW oh’ y brs Ses ti eg uA ged aka hte het Lat i} ot ‘ ‘ig aoe t "fox ian in A 4h | upon “struck."* Now, the subject of wages at the | barren aot, where they will not contaminate more | fi) Atinuth M.S. 1s 4 4 con® ro te he MURVHY, Pres HeskY YP. CARKOL | Sdon evplh met Chet ce we bine (present time is one of unurual importance to the ) respectanie villians, The Tortugas is about the a Loker IW) )P. atte k 7 eee. ee 1s lé CRAVEN. - a rice hk Aielt, A 7 W. | eboring clasnos, for it Ie in a kindof abnormal | Ines spot on earth that any man would select for | ivy Mil. & I'.du 4” do......95 «a9 'y FATHER MATHE WT A. B. SOCIFTY, a} D's SOLUTION-—THE CO-PARTNI PSHIP | @tate and requires # careful and impartial exam)- idence; and as for being closely confined there, Wholesale Prices of Country Produce. Sorat te ee ae ee hate ie eratoiure existing betw JAMES 1. CXYOR | tion in the light of clreuns» om, The compensa. | ib ts aobous the worst fate that coulu befall » culprit, Nuw Yours, duly 19, 1865 fare invited, come early, Thos, b AWL. ER, Pres, | Merrie. oy Bt a f, mnder tbe § eae Vr ag tion of labor wae never eo uasetiied as duriug the | Tho sea and the sky will be all they will have to] Wo have very nearly @ repetition of last wee TIMOTHY BANNON, Reo. Box 10” fA LEME Te a lees tO Res oeraent fast four years, While wares were advancing no | look upon, They will be es effectually shut out | transastions for the haris of our present report, nothe SENIAN : BROTHERHOOD THE | Me G tEY’S ORRIS | TU Baborer would bind Limsclf to work for a specitiod | from the world as if they were iminured in @ dun. | ing worthy of spec int note having trax 1 inthe | pir Anata teieeent, fix fipaiane till " 1G Mes Nae reond ‘i te gun avy conmderable length of tine, for he knew | eon, and will be sloue with their guilty con: pial produce market, Trade generally hee been HOOD, B62 1’. M.. to particapace n| per po. OTE Bly WY bhae: the Ineh Legion, B,P. ML uy, Con - mone hOsE'Ni COOK O% SUNDAY NE XT, 23D INST,, 5 ll Ge akiast cooked for e ihe cornes-stone of the Protec:ory tor ‘ Haken, ‘poling itles, heat {int » boys wall be Jad by the Most it che | up the house Sen me but New York, op the farm newr W Cates Conveyaices by Yd and id ave, 7 re (8); FICE nee by care to i remont, and by omaibu Unesinen sus to the grounds, A. train will ob 1S05.—-All partic woth et. and 4tu Dremont qaait past the city, SA. MM, and tt trom Pook Blip, bration A. M re efootof Stet. Kee | Mane freshment can be procuied on the grounds ld or bet not how “the price." of consumable articles would | sciences, quite active since our last, and #0 continues to rule, rule. Waves rolled up like the flow of the tide, Fi, ce ear Notwithstanding the slight adyenes in gold, some of \ wares for Strikers. the leading articles of produce arc tower to-day, flour nd now that the war in ovor and ‘the prices’’ de- Turem ii apparently but lite prospect of & | having heen reduced Iho, and wheat Land te, A falr clining, it naturally follows thas the ebb of wares | recone iiation between the strect contractors and | businers fa doing in butter, but pric aoust beqin, In thie situation is i grestly | gue old employesof the department, Tae former | chanred, Fees, owing fo a linited sup @o tho interest of all workingmen to look et | are prosocusng their Work ae raplily as possible, | bigher, being quoted at Gealge, Of m the subject intellivent'y and withont that | gy mutton are lower, while pork and t Dise against capit Old potatees have almost entnely dis the underst: the market, while new varieties ere @lundaot but remain an- y are much ta, veal aad is advancing. penred from pot team co) M.,, ton although their force is comparatively «mal, which if so apt to cloud | qley are steadily increasing it. Tho old sweepers ding oof Wellemeaning men, | and cartmen continne to hold meetings, at which - = | Comic tee Every intelligent levorsr will admit shat “strikes,” | their deecmination to persist in the atrike is daily commun Jids anced 5 ses . hs © Ko L.Ont AND & OUN ». TAN Pear ; inooesiie i) @1on except in cases of gross injustice, are apolitic and | ponewed, They bave now bern idle twenty days, | Orenve Co, prime Qkaus os om) . DIA pee A ht, len, te, tuh, Wele Os —AT B. N y l damaging to the interests of v 8 rst. AR i 1's FIRE, BAD }, prime w...vievb Fowine 41, dae under wil ou lige the ow . Inuele BLO vt, They throw | and she strike has already proven an expensive | New pr mtare nse men out of employment who are dependent upon | inativution, Allowing that there aregix huudred | Weichsesot top osckr hating Bees touat ng the’ same ab the Cul kugine paid ior yuusiow wad other Konnds 'f aheir daily labor for support, they make fearful ine | gweopors and two huudred cartme®, to the former * Goni,40 ROud 2 ILerd.. seen ech TQ¥936 #1 roads upon the little eum of savings that has been | of whom she contractors ofered one dollar and CusEse, ented A -BANK BOOK ON THE BOWERY Sri TACLES AND EYI ASSES, iY , ath No, 146,457, A liberal res il, 38 hey ru ectly } accuroulated by hurd work, and how often do they | seventy-five conte a day, and to the latter four dole | jd od Pesuiaa (ee “pense Fe 14 it eilug te ab O72 bust Lenth et, See at ta ha inlet Tomas aceomplish the end proposed? Nobody laputes | jars, it will be seen that the aweopers have lost in | Puglieh dairy, New eau ull —-- — v0 | Broadway, N, Yor ng! a ‘st, Bost My | the right of a man, or ot a body of mon, to strike. | the aggregate twenty-one thousand doliargy and | Roos, OsT— “THE CORN ER OF 125th s Man, eae ae Sa “T | fn this country « person ! Lto work or noty | the cartmen sixteen thousand dollars—thirty-sev- 1 THeys. jUane in 20a! and Jd ave, 9 pale of silver epectaclesin a German | VHB HIGHEST CA PAID FOR 05 he sees fit, and the conseque:ces are with hin | en thousand dollars oo all. N Y. Bate Jo ‘ es i . , fis area at oe rol ver Pe a ng CKWE tht Y Ture |} * BL “ “ ~— oe Ui we an rol ery Ghee ‘ sO WE 4 ° @elf. kis simply @ question of self-interest which LIVE Pornimy, : 1 Yh AND Fh, LGoor westot D a y “2 | @he laborer must consider, and it is one that he The Atlantic € able. Torkere.... 28499) Tame ducks pair 1 oea1 A , THE : - ne WTH, A Goat, | NHK SUBSCRIBER ' yt the head, with round horns, H aA Ub RIBERS | HAVING white moustache, @ ebrap round the neck. Whoever ab Dy pe tabs extensive tire tn W. edth Boa2s| Live tees, palr..2 On: FREOM MEATS should caretully we! b before rnuning the risk of A private letter frou Mr. Cyrus W, Field, states Towle, @ rash opposition to the natura! laws governing | (ist the Great Basern would probab! i ve ‘ will re D the «aid goat wil Le hancsomels ? Lith, woul ut % our sincerd shanks to @he subject. During the war, etrikes were in some | Nore cn the 11th, aud Valentia on the ith of July, Metion sve ah iN tage BATS Seite OF or addrees JOHN McURATH, 2 { LA ra bigs cur lo Jt Ws heen, Anstances successful, but it will not do to maka’| All repsenentstivos of the prees of Euglaud, | 1&nilycarcase, . ee (iia p ly ye ee Qos except.ous @ criterion by which to judge of | Ainertea and France, are to be excluied from she rReen reer OST—ON MONDAY, Te LY] fai 1 Ne 1 a. aiened’ vi 4 hin k d "i is Groot Eastern Curing the laging of the cable, the | Apples, eonr, bbl § 6nd 60 Gooreherties, bh, 2 S0a5 00 sized biack and tan aiut., $10 reward will le paid | ADA ACL INKAD KLOSTE te b EK. Hh. girikes under tho present circumsianess of a full | Yolesraph Construction Company having clarwe | co windfalls s (nad 0, Whortleverries, pe Yerson returning herto 172 Muiberry et, and | W. GENDEM JACOR RYE, PH rere pupply of labor in to market, Bioployers who | of the cable beieving this course neeonpary, as Flac khe rie Hy Ait 5 One au i wehed, MUGil MACK, i 74 PER, CHRISTIAN PREP LEK, Ut sav CK, swere then cocrced by tho strikes of their | some members of the press mht euler tuto cone et sa ER a Hi Tou N—PASS- BOOK NO, 39010, OF THE | CONRAD PERPENMAN Oi | 7 versation with the engimeers, at s distract | Masry ‘uievant Industrial Sav ) | LA oe : a workmen, Lad no means ol aubsituting other help, j eir aention from soir highly tuportant due pint I we will be made to the iene re tcaa’ book, o tho jet | 6. TO? CENTS PER POUND PALD Cash Dabor was ecarce, prices of manufactured articios se A gee ot the trip anit ite restlia, will, ie ae vi R A$ hevlember, 1865, ROBERT ULisioN, Dee Du ole hooks, Lewepape Bs Patuphinte Waitt r OWL Very furnishel the Aasociate! Press | erriee | Black berries Osan De io) of cleau Ute popes, bb dy Ana Bi, ALOM AD swore high, and ever; thing conspired toaidthertnk. | LOM i 4 | Ysa |) PENNEY, mediate y upon the arrival of se Great Rasiern at | Pieme REWARD—DOG_ LOST—O Un — - ~ 0 circumstances y¢ ‘ ' ; . iene Poaches, pesien ST—ON FATUR - - are, But the circumstances are radically different | Hart's Content, aud the connection being mace | of be sealoi ted JAppion eu «, i Fe) day lack m small half-breed hound, hinck back, 7 $10 U.S, LOAN—FIFTH NATION AL now. Labor is abundans, prices of nearly all com- m the shore A 4 at tera Aua the Mi e. As} Currents det | \Raising layer, 6% ns tan coated iexe, Weibel breast, tan spot over BANK, " nd the z ‘ De Calo across She WU of Bt. BAWrenoe between 1 eve, tail slender and white tip ou the eud, ears 805 THIRD AVENUE, N. ¥, pamptees hone fed ie ere ie S81) Cape Hrevon, No 8., and Newioundiand, ix now POTATO, unswers $0 name of Bijou, Apply at 105 st. | Thie Bak has the nots of the. a Want tcp ty ( ea are i h the em- | ar 6 6087 4 1., Dyekman, Mark's place, usiy deranged tor the tirat time in seven or | New Ber, bbl ® 2 oyer, B rosorting to @ strike the igens | elebt years, it ie probable the messages trou and to barrel... ....3 00ao 69 Wat NED AMPLY n also for the ealo of 7-30's every eve ploye afore ing © the inbolliggens anh 708th} WE wt pa a8 ry rot aud rt Shane Lies Praia Who Let cc. RKEWARD—STRAYED FROM 153 Bast | 7 to 09 P. M ery ¢ } tacross the Guif by laborer should carefully and unprejudivetly decide | gteaimor, which will vel ay the pross reports fran Cor, per 100 ahs aah 1s ve * ch srroet, » arge white setter doe. with Liver | . RICHARD KELLY, Preelent | these three questions in his own mid: Foret, | four to six hours. Should there be enough of she | Khunart, lust . eg oc Pag ttt mn si aba pti] iver ae et spots on | A. THOMPSON, Casi ies | what will be the permanent gain in the even, of | Atiantle cable left to stretch mcross the Gulf (30 | Purine ‘bh 4150 /Cablges, nw, 1 Wa Wie DO paid we no | = ea oe Tiles), which je ciitly expected, 48 will, wo | CUCHMEeEr ler Lh Sud 1) Saunabee, bb oR TS | HOMES Els, @ RECERT AMA ES, ke | muccoss? Becond, what aro the chances of sure | yndovstaud, bo susie iiaiely lag, and thus, ina Oulaee L.bwal g jpomaiced bibs... 2 E XCu Rsk — |) | cess? ‘Third, can he afford to run the risk of | fow days, Nob only restore the eoutinuity of the | Mo wails! Bp | | Rane 4 Wer, bx ‘4 s ONS. | RM SALE—-A GOOD HORSE, SOUND failure? Having carefully examined these po'nts, | Ne’ York sud Newfouudlind line but place the | 7 - uf SHING ea af oERrepenie) and kind in every particular; wil Cit au exe rege {Wo coutinents 4a Uninierruped telegraphic com. 5 iING BA KS—E. AR 1 Y TR IP—5 Hours | mat, pediar, &e,; iso a setol tart Apply ani reviewed the arguments upom both sides, he | munication, SPRCLAL NOTICES, . t VIRGINIA SEYMOUR, Thats | | and Peck blip, beture ly oblocn, in tae will be able to reach an intelligent conclusion as to eae eager ena ge oan Nit iy: Chasit Hg AL GRA Veek pip 75 Der Fe | ee SOTO, “ whieh courso it is better to pursue, Th, as neuele nent Hace Claim of | Howe Sewing Machine Company No @ M. sCOM Fait gl. Jas, & | Fok sari iP WAY 1RSE, SUT seach s ¥ the Vokeepsio Crew, | Beoodway, N ELIAS HOWE, Jt, Presidoct, | TO) CHARTER PO v= ” | © able for a doc private ure Jeo ote strc erate ee a aes Tho following ie from the Pokeopsie Eaaur of | 3: onl wen od | AT EF OR EXcU LSIONS—THE horse, 16 bands high. Price gai, duaee ab TOG a y ove . — ’ | | yesterday : 4 Wheeler & Wilson Pack Stiten Ferry Ofties, plore NOt, Juguire ws Staten Jelaud \F at, fur two days, wing . > . Way the delegation of Boush Carolina citizens sad Buttom Hole Machine, No, 6: : vs 8 8 SALE—A SPLENDID (AY HORSE, 5 Pho great fourecared boat race between tho ) ‘ oe | XO THE PUBLIC—THE ’ iD tit tor hol y 0 90 Ol , " a i W 1 eat SAN * old Lande bigb fit oleting Walled Upon Freaiveul Vouss . for the purpose of | Pokeepsie boat Floyd T. F, Fields and the New nnn = een beautiiul Grove, known ue b ‘LEASANT AND prsert girs oF iru or aur kidd heavy wo urging the appointment of @ Provisional! Governor | York boet Samuel Collyer, care otf opposite th s RATIIS wted at Kavenswood, L.. Ly avout a quarter of ainiie | beset 14 Warlineron ot for their Blate, they mentioned, ame perpen | city on ‘tuesday, and Was witnessed ee nearly P 3a. om Huntets Voit’ Perny, will bx ied to tt I SI S Sur eght thousand people. Beiveen four and five |) BRADY —In this city, om the 13th ir and } ORSES POR SALI t , Lt, Bore | Ae for the purpose of Su sens r. P a mectable pis ; ble for auy bind of busines ®4 FOL. cheap, names, that of Brssamin A Panny aso suitabl ‘le | PM. the two boats were rowed into Position | leo of the 1th N.Y. Vole, acid v4 | one or the toot derhiial is rove ve eaid to LO | Auquige im the tirocesy: eure, OF Gold wf and Myre person for the position I know Dassawin F, | ot) the stake boay the Fioyd ¥. F, Fields | New York, A very large plattona By Renae : 1 } Uewve, Bioukiyn., Aico w weeS Busiabie for guy Peary well,'! aid the President, and alluded tothe | CfUPYIME | the ouside track, At # given id 4 ‘or dancing or exorcises. kind of business ndsof the fa ae ead the officers ond men | N + in eigen B,—No intoxicating signal the two started, the Now Yurk tally invit ; \{Uore sold or ow od. on th founds, F cus ANTED TOBU), 0s EXPRESS ROUTE, (oct thet Panay ond himself wore reproveuiatives | Lowi taking the lead, Warn uddway between | luvhat eed couse ‘eu seul the fauorak ot Su ihe EB aR Be Giownds. For persion: | VY ATE TO Oy ood works statloy prise ’ Bos | Address W, di, sbatiou kb, Layouue, N, x, 0