The Sun (New York) Newspaper, October 25, 1865, Page 1

“ae TH ' Number 10,381. The Latest News By Telegraph to the N. ¥. Sun. VEWS FROW JAMAICA, A NEGRO INSURRECTION. A Force Sent to Quell It. FROM LOUISIANA AND TEXAS, appointed to report on Wedn Burning of a Cotton Steamar. MILITARY ORDER BY GEN, CANBY. Troops Not to Interfere at the Polls. Affairs in Virginia. Additional Election Returns, STEPHENS ON HIS TRAVELS. City and Miscellaneous News, THE NAVAL DOCK RACE, Case of Cobell, the Abortionist. Eloquent Addre s of the Dis- trict Attormey. SENTENCE OF THE CRIMINAL. State Prison For Two Years, wi &e., «&., &e. Jamaica, Negro Insurrection. Haltfaz, N.S. Oct. 44.—The Halifax pepers report a negro insurrection in the Eastern part of Jamaics, BLM. steamer Drncan, with the 17:h regiment and & field battery of the Royal Artillery, leaves for Ja- rice soon. : Louisiana. — Meamer Burved—Importast Political Or- » &e. New Orleans, Oct. 28.Arrived, the steamship Evening Star and R. RK. Cuyler, from New York. The steamer Majertic, from Shreveport, with 650 bales of cotton, was burned yesterday at Point NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, 0C Tesolntion was adopted immediately after organize- tion : Ress) Proceed! of iste Conveontion be confine Me moeetions of | wens rachirur ventions aunty be deemed expedient forthe Practice, working of the law. Tnvi'ations were extented to the Collectors and Depray Collectors and also Ansistant Assessors in ‘Stt andanee, to take seats in the Convention. Invita- ere alro extended to Hon, en A. Briees, D gent of the Govereiment, Dt, Whitman, Chie? jork of th enue Bar and : ‘Wells, Bt nm Ci i and 8.8. the Uni ‘tates Revenue Comm’ in the Convention, A committee was sppointed to invite Gov. Fenton and Senator Harris to take seats in the conrention. The following committees were ay morni: ufectnres ; on licenses; on incomes and @num- ted articles; on the i rovisions of tne on frands, and the wu on legacies and sucessions; on stamps an jesars. David A B Memp duties; on receip's an: ings ; ou dis- tilled liquors, fermented Paty stured tobac- co and segars. The object and manner of conductin the proceedings of the convention elicted quite a fu’ and tree discussion. Letters were read from Com- missioner Orton and ity Commissioner Rollins, approving the object ef the convention, Gov. Davis aw. read ® circular p ed to be isened to mana fact em ng instructions as to the manner ‘< monthly statements of oductions sales, and retting forth in detail the Seduetions allowed by the law. The circular: was re- ferred to the commit! ee on manutactares. ‘The Convention then adjourned until Wednesday morning. Marine Disasters. Nantucket, Oct. 24.~Tbe schooner Eviline Treat, Cons Phibrick, from Siadeiphia, for Gloucester with coal, came ashore Friday night on the hoath side of this island. The crew was saved, but the ee ee A portion ef the cargo will be yr Oct, %4.—Bark Christina, of St. An- . By wes in collision with Bhevelfall Shoal Nght vessel on Maturday evening end had quarter ttove in and rudder carried away. Sbe is at anchor The schooner 8. Taylor, from Philadelphia, with eos!, for Reston, was run down of Cape O 0 Mon. day, by an unknown schooner, and in ten | bim the following noe: “Mr. —— Dear Su Tre Syracuse Cornten saya, @ new form of dis ease bas appeared among the bors ® along the diptheria ; the animal coumences to droo,, when first taken, and shortly after, the tongue swe rapidly, the throat closes up, and the beast quick ly dies. hanged himselfin London lately, and at the in- gest the father, who gave evidence, attributed the act to bis gy for smoking, which he thought bad afte: was never out cf his mouth, The jury, in their verdict adopted the opinion that the deceasei w insane, but declined to say whether the pipe hel anything to do with hie inssnity. te Conetables,"* recently created by the « Legislature, are elready makin, their authority felt in Boston, Having probibi the opening of barber shops in that city on Sunday they have now commenced war upon the proprie- tors of eating @aloons, and even upon apothecaries, who ba that they must hereafier a close their places on Sunuay, under penalty of prosecut on. Tue trial of Adama, Claytor, and two men of the name of Bloosom, ebarged with kidnapping Geo, N. Sanders, bas been up before » Canadian jury et Montreal, Tbe evidence wee very nearly the same asin the former tral, and the Judge ecbarg d strongly against the accused, but the jury failed to agree, and were locked up from Baturdey Boon until Moxday moruing without agreelug to ® verdict. A WOMAN wee arrested in Parkersburg, Va. laet week on # obarge of swindling Federal officers of large sums of money. It is stated that she has been married to four different military officers within three months, wish al! of whom she lived ya, *ben she secured thelr money avd de- camped. She is nos more than 22 years of age, and + ie said a noceeded in stealing upwards of 65,000 in this manner, A rm.iow recently decamped from « Phi!siel- aged hotel without going through the usual formu aot peylog bis board bill, when the lendlord, learning the whereabouts of the deli feat minutes, The crew w: waved. colliding | Wit you pleare send emotnt of your bil, @ schooner is supposed to nar ele boctes | oblige,” etc. To which the wretch promptly made oe euawer: “The amount ls eighty dollars, s.xty-two News Items. By Telegrayh to the New York Sun.) Apreratom from Indianspolis says, that Gov- ernor Morton bes bad « relapse, and is lying very ill with rheurostism, and is threatened with par- Cifesssian, from Bremen for New York, (which ts ashore at Cape Breton), arrived ot Halifax yes | 9 eiier tothe clervy and | terday. Commopons Jonn 8, Mrasnoom, U. 8. Navy, ord- nance officer at the Charlestown, Mass, Navy | po \ivic He was e native of Bouth | ebism Yard, died on Monday, Carolina, and entered the service in 1924. Tne funeral services over the remains of the late Jobn Downs, U. 8 N., who died at New Or'eans, Bept. fist, took place yesterday of bis brotber-in-law !n Boston. Numerous officers end alf cents. Yours, respectfully.’’ A Youre man in Harrisburg, Penn. answered en advertisement in @ New York paper, which ret forth that “ valuable information would be for- warced on receipt of 1%." T man sent the 100. and received the follo : ‘vient, for your ten cents, postage, &c., please find enclose! advice, which may be of great velue to you. As many persons are injured for weeks, monthe and years by th releas use of a knife, therefore, my advice la when you use ekuife always whittle from you."’ Branor Davis, of South Carolina, has addressed ty of the Prot tate, in regard to d Northern Church, He the separation was owing to the lave revolution, and could pot be regarded ase at the same time he thinks the Southern Chureh ependent branch of the Church Catbolic, therefore, free to remain as she is, or retura to ber union with the North, A SrLarrEep competition now existe between two of steamers running between Richmond Nor! ’ nd the fair has been reduced by ations from #1 to Téc, then bic,, then We, Episcopal Church in th unity of the Southern declares th ® Coupee. The fire commenced in the bold, Nothing | of the Nevy were prevent, including Rear Admiral | inti] Saturday last, when U representel the price war saved, though no lives were lost. General Canby has issued an order that no military taterference shall be allowed at the polls on election doy, except to suppress disturbance. The friends of vernor Allen, who is now in the city of Mexico, are making efforts to run him for the next Governor. Governor Hamiiton, of Texas, says that to obtain * endorsement for pardon, the petition must sftirm that the petitioner has not participated in outrages @n any citizen because of Union sentiments, nor be- longed to any vigilance committee or eocret organiz- atian, for the prosecution of Union men; that be has had no property belonging to the United States or the e-called Confederacy in his hands,—that no pro Biringhem. Pureipast Jonnson yesterday appointed the fol- lowing Directors of the Union Pacific Railroad Co,, on the part of the Government: Jesee L. Williams | A* of Indians ; Charles T. Sherman, of Ohio ; George Ashman of Massachusettes ; Timothy J. Carter, of Liinois, and Springer Harbrough, of Pnnalyvaule. regularly opened et Philade!nhis yesterday, and was visited by thousance. established nearly sheltering seventy patriots, but as the accommo- dations ere inacequate to the demands the fair is eeedings bave been {nstituied against his property | held to furnish fundsto build and endow an tneti- ander the confiscation laws, and that be mast give tution to furnish a home to every deserving soldier tne statements regarding the present feeling and | and sailor seeking admission, a8 well apto the future condart of the petitioner, touching the ques hon of slavery and eeceeeion, and his loralty ta the Trited Grates ~ ‘Virginia. Recovery of Col. Dahigren’s Ring—Pollt- e cal Matters, Ec. Baltimore, Oct the body of Col. Dableren, by cutting off the finger, has been recovered * ef Dr. Saunders, at Loretta, Easex County In the fifth Congressiotal Mnstrict, Rev. B. A Davis bas been elected by asmall majority, over Dr. floover bs next highest competitor, The Lynch berg Vimorstan designates Mr. Davis as an old whip end contervative. The Bert stic says in Lyachbarg on Sunday evening, on his way tw bi home in Georgia, He did not visit Richmond tn his | ), route, but went direct from Gordonsville to Lynch. borg. RELI Philacephia, Oct. oft the Eplecopal Cb Jam ittee reh reassembled to-day ou Canons reported thas ite e title or the General Co: rn Byetem propose House, 1 follows: mend the adoption ¢ couterring upon the purity of the ey the tollowine p any ait po snow limit 1 repr Mi dee within that House of Bi mo would be Yelock, evening ab seven sette, New Hampsnire, Khode Island, Connecti New Jersey, Pennsylvenia and Ohio, and addition, @ to-morrow morning. Ho: dclecetes will arr ales Hudgon, of Maceachuretts, was chosep Pre- © Eety, ef New York, Becretories > 14. — Richmond papers of this worning state thatthe ring which was stolen from lt was found in the possession Hon, A. Hi, Stephens arrived u4.—The General Convention nd Peupsyivana ed COML OF LiVINg, to be iucreared as meat to the constituticn of About 6) gesessore are io siteadance from the States of New York, Massacha- The following orphans of those who fel! General Intelligence. [By Mati te the New York Sun.) Caurr Jostion Caace is at present sojourning at Gibralwor, Lake Erie, a8 the residence of Jay Cooke, Esq. Apyiors from Flonda ata) | the 1b inst. resulted in * | teket, The vote was very light, not over three thousand. Tr ie re + | prising aii the cavalry in Virginia, wil! shorthy ve paid off at Richmond and mustered out of the ser- «| Vice. | Tam military police now on duty in Richmond, Va., are about to be removed, and the ofvil suthor- ihies are organizing an efficient police to sake their place. Mason-Gam, Fraxcien, one of the national i rities of the war, hue resigned bis position tor the purpose of aceepting the I’residency of Coli's Fire Arms Manu scturing Company as Hertford, Conn. An immense number of applications are daily mace at the Treasury Department, Washington, M of the applicants are dis that the election on ¢ su ceas of the nion 4 that « large number of troops, com- of the depart is 4,007 males, and 714 females, 14 Tux ex;enditures of the Navy Department, for the year ending on the Sith of June Inst, amounted d | to #11 00,000, Toe Secretary of the Navy enti mates the expenses of th: only Gov, Jou deut, tb dei that Biate to Le be.cg organized, be wants the troops to order, son, of Georgia, writes to the Presi res the LU. B. retained, Whilst the St med enh moa sick and helpless n¢groes under ise care lneutin the Southern Stater, the suaber about ax hundred to each Dtate, Wouk upon the Chicago lske tunnel be carried on through the Bure: that is has cool depthe. the exib, Gey, W. Bayeert, the oder re In 8 lever to Gov militia in th istrict. uch an organizat ke & war o! rac nu Lule Six, .mplicated tn the Minnem ago, has been susper rence tothe reno’ | B scop Grace, of thas Biste, to the execuuvn of the al | held, will ve mmmediately discharged 5 AcouxtayMas named Murden baving partekea owe be lawtnl tor etter to exies ® wealth to @ Convention or ¢ which may deiiberse snierest of the Chu val 7 , ra not inc athe 1 pS envounely ub ae . to-vight, end soon thereafter they would meet ; 7 of the lowes Liouse lor the ciosiug servi fie he uvenwon Al Prior to the ajournment of the convention, Hon, aotfered u re i, whico wae adoy.ed, 1 yOu smerly pala in eos, eudaid Prayer ‘ § L26 Teche be oxe Was .ecelve. 110M bbe House ot Bishops | r ; ' b H ‘ od efter « | 2 tu ed ihe Coavention | g: t “ Whid whey ejousbed | eres o. three ye 3 | % $ asennad | P celaent, im d c 5 Convention ef United states Amnereree ‘cenlanea. Albany, Gel. 44—The Convenvon of the United | Gay Geant has ordered that hereafter no person Biaies Assoasors met in the Assembly Chamber this | 40.41) be arrested as a deserter for having failed to ‘Tne fair for the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home was | persoo burn in the Loited ‘The Home bas been | returr two years in Philadelphia, | spplic Arent year at B25, (0,100 military forces in | le to ‘inter, and provi- | sions, cos! end stoves have been carried out in tuns to warm sod comfort the latorers in the About thirty-five wen wii winter iu commanding the military district of Charlesion, B.C, has countermanded veto the eurollment of @ colored Perry would urcoubiec- th sentence fthe Indian chiefs Medicine masta report under any draft, or for any other nob-oou- plance with she enroiment act or the amenulnsnie t, | thereto, Any and all pereons of this class Low | too ireeiy ct Pattsburgh rum, waie on a Visit 10 that city, on Friday last, seated bims)f upoo & rdent Geo, A. Halsey, of New Jersey, Vico Fresi- | cutb-stone to eleep off bis portations, when bis ect. and Henry W. Esstman, of New York, and C. | head falling to one side, he was soon sirangled to death by the hebt-buttoned neckband of bis ebirt One of the rival tines bas added a band of music to ite other attractions, while the other announces that they not only transporttie public free of ex but throw in a ‘cockta I’ before breakfast biekey bas more charms than munic will peculiar class secking @ (ree trip, the patronage extended the latter live is said to exceed tLe former two to one, Tr Secretary of the Interior hae decided th and who removes to a foreign country and tk the oath of all - giance to the Government thereof, and afterward »the United Btater, must, on making niorapatenk be regarded as # sulject of the Government to which he removed, until he comp!.es with the naturalization lawe of the Un tea Biews. The deciai Was occ ion for #patent by an individual born in tate oj} Maine, and who removed to Nove giance to the Queen, and no, ab Le expiration of ten years, returned to the United B.ates, Execution of the The everrilla leader Magruder was banged in Louis- ville, Kentucky, last Friday, having beea found guilty of seventeen murders. The Jornnat aye The reading of the findine of the Conrt Martial eecupied about ten minntes, during which time Macruder maintained the atmoer composure and dignity, When the esptain finished the borrid re eitsl, the prisoner and his epirttua! adviser united in prerer, M nder eupplicating with strict earnest ness, Hewasthen aeked if he had anything to aay to which he replied, “Nota woid'* Mr. Harris then | plneed the prisoner upon the trap, adjusted the atout hie neck, drew the white cap over bie The body quivered five or six mi etore hie waa | eatinet, Atthe expiration of t minutes it was cut down and transferred to the family for interment Magruder was dreseed in «@ willitary jacket and jarey mixed pants, with @ ite linen hand f loovely tied about hie throat, He of fum stature, of a ft most efferni complexion; black. curly cinn nose, with ap futellige tenance, and, when smiling, errilla Magrader a a rome teo'h—ulte whom nobody woul erimes for which be terday morning end other renth friends to oly betore the time v ® ieepital, and hat he was coudu he felt o ot that the ame could t As Le was brought trot om in the prison b nade the reronrk, “It 1 tiated his exeention, ay be protemed the © full hope of fu nfeerlons in eonfi i protessed, but Atter the body bad be 6 rurh for the scaffold t strand of the rope executio The seger » os he ascendes t the age of» of Gen, Bu unt neleon, Hrving cacaped youts Magrader joined dydney Johneon, | until the tall of enily, aud up toe ture, be continued in the arms, but evil association | force Good Advice to Workingmen, The following article is from the Coicsgo Times, TOBER 25, 1865. canals in that portion of the State, Ibis a sort o’ | ot * | Lug @ day's labor to ciat A MAm® named Samuel Taylor, 56 year of age, | his brain, The pipe he anid, | ned by the | | Must be thoroughly prepared, * | ing some flour in water at the first boiling, then | | atirring test with @ wooden spoon till it becomesathick | land lemslstion to affect there laws, are no ; more sensible than would be the boiling & stone to extract from it the qua ity | of eravity. The Legisiatares of some of our Fant- | @f Btates have Lyte before them bills reduc- ‘hours. From present indi- cations it seems probsble that the trades ita- tions are about to introdace the same thing in poll- tice, and that the fitness of a candidate for lngisiative honors will be made to depend upon his belief, or rofessed belief, in the propriety of redacing, by eaieia ion, the legal day's labor to sight hours, Jt is | froma profound desire to recure the benefit of labor- ing men that we are compelird to disconntenance thie legisiative movement. It ie not becasue we think that @ight bourse are too littie, or ten hours soficient; but simply from the fact that we kuow that levisiative interference in the prevent ease will Teeult Im injury to ibe, very interests for whore ad- vancement it le designed tobe used. A ecientific | ColoMporary, in commenting on capital and wager, says “Tbe true way te make wages lich is to make capital abundant; and the war make wagre low is to drive capital out of « trade or @ country. The best way to increase capital is for workmen to eave as moch as postibie, and invest {it in their shops, where it will them fifteen per cent, if they do their ben. Many owne:s of leading machine shops have been poor workmen, have risen ae others may rice.” All history owe tbat the interference of legisiation base the ettect to drive capital from a country, and im conse. uence, wears go down. Buppore the | ture of fiitnors should make a iegal a WS fiber ea t hours, the result would he, not only that capital would no come bern, but that capitalists already here would Temove to some o'her State, With a lessening of Capital would come an inevitable redaction of wages. W6 warn our trieade of the laboring classes not to allow svomarives to be male the inetrumenie of Knarich pouticians. The men who will make inetra- Meni of them, wil doit to gain ition, to secure their votes, bot not to advance thelr interests, They | have novhing to gaim from podtical interference, bat much to lose ’ Trea LOCAL NEWS. NEW YORK ANI) THE VICINITY. Tre Navan Dock Racr,—The steamers Algonquin and Winooski are still rumning on their Binety-aiz houre test. The engines of both vessels wore started at five o'clock p.m. (Monday |, each vee se! received 5,200 pounds of coal to start with, and are continuing to receive 1,600 pounds every hour whieh ie the given quantity that each vessel is allowed. At noon yesterday, the engines of the Winooski had made 17 285 revolutions, while those of the Algonquin had made 17,581 revolutions, showing a decided gain of 649 revolutions in favor of the Algonqgain. At3p. m the counter of the Winooski showing 19,999 revo. lutions, that of the Algonquin 20,474 making the Algonquin 745 turne ahead of the Winooski, Both engines @ otking finely, thoes of the Algonquin working much smoother than on her former trial. Admiral Gregory, with someof the French officers now in port, paid a visit to the recers and seemed to take great interest in the trial. Provesson Biot this week re-commenced his Interesting lectures on the “Art of Cooking,” at his new Academy, 896 Broadway, The building is much larger and better adapted to the purpose than the premises occupied by the Professor during last winter, The lecture room is capable of allowing 100 pupile ata time to witness his culinary operations, and the seate are so arianged thatall may obtainae cloar view of the table and ran, The bill of fare for the first lecture of tho season was as follows: Votage puree a la reine, Ben bass, br ao la Genvise, Fi Let of beef tomate sence, Chicken saute arengo, Stuffed Tomat Caulifdowers au tin. Chaux @ la crem The Potagapuree ala reine, consisted of the broth in which an old chicken had been simmered for two or three hours, and the flesh of the stomach of which was haehed and mixed with the broth, and in this | condition was served up. This the professor pro- nounced to be a “queealy dish.” The Bea Bass, braiced «la Genvien, followed the | | Potace, A een base was taken and after belng ecaled, cleansed and wiped dry, the fine and tail were cut off anda few Incisions were made in both aldes of | the Geh It was then placed in acake pan in com- | pany with a fow slices of onion and ¢arrot, a pinch of salt and perper, a f pepper corns, cloves, ands ep ig of theme, anda few bay leaves were then ad- ded, together with atumbler full of broth. Thos prepared it was placed in the oven, of moderate heat, end baked one anda half hours. It was then taken | up and a cup of gravy, from the famons “Alphabet | Ketul poured over it, with whieh was mized | two ounces ef currents It wes then pronounced “ready for the table.” A fillet of beef, larded, with tomate sance, was | then prepared. The first operation consisted of | \arding, the method of which requires ne description The meat was then placed ine pan, and seasoned with minute elices of carrot and onion and a fow pinches of peprer and ealt, The fillet wes then placed in the oven, whore it was basted occasionally during | the process of boiling with « little broth, The size of the fillet bas much to do, of course, with the length of time it should remain in the oven, Achicken was then taken, and dismembered—the body cut up into ordinary sized pleces ard placed in & trying-pan, with @ little piece ef butter, It was then set over @ brisk fire and partly tried. The ch cken wae then removed from the frying-pan and | paced in a saucepan; « gill of white wine was then added, a few mushroows and a eupfull of broth. The saucepan was then placed on the fire and ite contents allowed to boil tor a few minutes, when It was turned out ready to be served, Thetaste of that chicken mry be imayined, but we will not attempt to de- scribe tt; suilice it to say that ne one gould wish for eny(hing better, ‘The stuffed tomatoes were then prepared, After having cut off the stem end of » tomato, the inside was removed and chopped with @ little onion, bread | and apices, then cooked and put back into the tome. | toes, which were ia turu baked for Lalf eu hour, aud served, The cauliflowere ware bolled i erandalitie eait, then putin se pan with @ gravy, boiled efew minutes, when they were reniy for the table. ‘The choux aia creme are small round cakes, made hollow, then filled with a sort of custard, ‘The paste It is done by throw. | dough, which is cooled off and eggs are then mixed with it; placed in the oven in amall balla, these swell five or six tines their original size, aud they makes good and pretty dessert The pupils then departed mach plansed, and eon- the leading Demociatic organ of the Northwest. Ite caution to workingmen tobewart of the echemes of politicians, is deserving of atiention The London Enxoinprn, in on article on striker enumerstes the prumiuent ute W! nave occured in England during ihep.esout century, pole Dine are neationed in deteisand itis 4 tact worthy of no @ that in not one of them was tue obect of he Move- | Mens cuccesstul: anu that the joss by wo. KiNeO In wages during these wtrikes was over $14,000,000, | When to thie ts aaded amount which em. ployers must have lost time, it will be | een how much the capi utr? England | 4 . al ap z | | euflered without any pool ation, It of the | mort enrious o: imqustries pt 12 ep te | the hietory of eueb Spee, 8 eepi'e ihe | b cases + amount of lodirputanie « ence in exsence abe ing the inatitity of agi, ative inierfereace, there are yet bodies of sn men and lecieiators who by strikes and legis) , foree s change tn the operations of Ne bale Tecvitable’ tows of moply and ¢emsnd, pirkee 0 Tete WAECH tiderably wiser it is to be hoped, ai! having witnessed the “first leeture of the reason.” Sim Morton Pero and party have received and secepied an invitation from the Union League Clad to visit theirrooms this (Wednesday) evening at nine o'clock, CommMopone® VAaNpeRsitT,~An_ accident ocurred to this gentieman yesterday, which wes at- tended, however, with no very serious results, The Commodore was riding in One Hundred and Twenty- fifth etreet, when his horse took fright and threw him out of hiscarriage. He was immediately attend- bys physician, who pronounced his injuries slight, and he will probably resume business to-day. Fire DRPARTMENT,— Several interested par- tee deine desirous te kmow how mary Metrovelitar Thirty-Third Year: Companies have been organized since the Roard +f Paid Fire Commissioners came into offen we publish the following list, which gives the number an4 lone tion of each company : FNGINTS No. 1, Park, wear Hall of Recort#: 9, 804 9 4th street; 8 379 W. 17th; 4, 89 Liberty; 5. 15 A Jays 6, 1 Cedar; 7, Chambers and Centie. § 106 F Both; 9, SE Hroadwar . 10, °8 Bearer. 11, 487 F. Horton ; 19, 261 William ; 14, 09 Wooster ” AS IS E.i8ths 5 60 Henry: 14, 19 F pith. 11, 91 Ladlow; 18, + 9h, at Marion; Gi, 14 th i 64th at. W. ith; 19, S27 Ww 4 Ne Aly 48. th ; 26, 1: by OT, 78 Franklin ROOK AND LADDER No. 1, Chambere and Contre atrante Y,cor Ler’ ington avenue and bith i cor. Sth ave. and 48h bh On i A ue ks yas Clinton; 7, 119 B. 280b 2 8 152 Prank.in Besides these, some five or six companies on the volunteer plan bave been organized in Yorkville and Harlem, consisting of not exceeding ify men each, who will be permitted to follow their oeval avoee tions, but must run to fires when directed by the Chief Engineer; and in order to moet the law, whtrhe dors not anthoriza volunteer companies to he organ ined, © sam of $1,000 per annum tr paid wo anche company. “Sam."—This eommon tame, which maw be seen posted upon every blank wall end beard fence throughout the elty, has excited the caricsine of the public to such an extent, that the gresnhorne are now anriously desirous of knowing who “sam” is, One handbill says, “Sam's head ts round.” Thoew who are curions on the subject may investigate (+ farther by visiting the Broadway Theatre, where “Ham,” the brother of Lord Dundreary, nightly en tertains delighted audiences with his eccentricities. absurdities and benevolence. In short, “Sam” Perfect character, whom every one should see t appreciate. Acctpents,—Charles Thorn, of No. 19 Elizabeth street, was run over last evening on Sixtty evonue, near 27th street, instantly Killed... Yosterday jumped off tho frentief con's y Dat otet fine and wae seriously ininred iaturdey ing, Mre. Mary sips fell dow: ht of merge oe her residence at No. 145 Delance: et and se- tained injuries, from the effects of Which rene “ quently died. Coroner Gover held an inquest on the ‘emaing, when a verdict of accidental dea’ dered, 0 deceased was 71 years of age. pierre iyeg L, Woodruff, Eeq., wha ‘was Bom ipat t Common Pleas, has ian pibhinehcs ead in the 4th Ihstrict there will be quite « among Democrats for the Senatorship, Fi cece Wood, Wm. M. Tweed and Daniel Leamy (whe on already served one Uimigi 8 are named as In the Seventh District the Soldiers have nominated c Sees las as their yoo gerny Senator. cheon Mmoc#rac ave mi as fol Fourth fenatorial District, Micha we Burne; sixth, Vincent ©, Sgn Seventh, Geo, W McLean. For Assem)ly the following were Sy i T Third, G. ‘wae ren- nated: First District, Jerem L. Loutrell; Fourth, Joha M ‘th, Gharles Hianvell ath, Wm. i, Tracy; orton ehth, Frank Duffy jan: 7 » Thomas © uaniags ‘our’ Avatin V. Petit; Bixtes TAMMANY Sexatontat, NoMINATION,-Hon Thomas ©. Vields, the present incumbent was re pom iuated Inst eveuing a the Democratic Candidat for Henator Beventh Distriet, by the Tammany Hat Convention, ‘Ihe proceedings are published in anoth> er columa, Fing ix First Avenun,—The Cigar Mano factory of 1). Keiso, 69 First avenue, was evening Somegea by fire to the extent of $500, ‘Lhe buildi owned by EB. Harger, enffered to the amount of $2! The origin of the is not known at presen! THR AMERICAN BInee UNton celebrates its sixteenth anniversary to-day and to-morrow in the eburch corner of Broome and Elissbes streete [ the Howery|, Rev, Dra. Armii nd Paton, ot York; Mender-on, o1 Kentucky; Caldicots, i veneone and othereminent men wil address the meetings. The Union convenes at hail-past nine o'ciock thy morning. All who love the Bible, ministers an Sent yy of ai! denominations, are cordially invit atiend, Tston Home ann Scnoor Fare,—The lady manages of the (pion tiome and School, for tha maintenance and education of the orphans of our va) notecia, are bolding a ft at the Clty Assaae tp Koowes for the benefit of the institntion, 7 i* situated in S7th street, weet of Sth avenue by institution hes ciready takec care of 800 chi.dren, ané With inereased means wil! exiend ite usetuimese. The* ee officers of the itution ve Mis. Drake iis, President; Mre. Jndge Daly, let Vice Premdent, Mis. John 5, Voorhies, Treasurer, The fair is vorw attractive LITERARY axD Mosicac ExTERTatsMEst >-Miss Cecilia E. Wheeler, @ teacher in Grammar (Female) pehool No. 34, will give an entertainm: on to-morrow evening at Hope Chapel, tad br ies Charlotte V. Huichings, Contralio, Mise Matias Oedt, violinist, and Mr. J.B, Browa, Professor wf elecution. A very fine programme is presented. THE COURTS Cornat Cavespan, tors Dar.-Sapreme Goan. Cireuit —Partl Adjonrued to Friday, 97th t eres Part ll. Now, 2498, 2178, 2474 2478, 24596, 2 YH, 2606, 2889, 25K6, 1754, LITE, Ys3%, iv, 2912, Ub14. 2616, 4615, le. Part lil. Adjourned withoae any Rioots of tae Juvesce Asyium.The Aabdeae corpus ease of John Goff, eame on before Justion Cardoza yesterday in the Common Pleas. The peti. Uoner in this case isthe stepmother of John Goff, whose father died in the | nited Btates serv tp 1864, 1bappeais that John who was them id, aitendeu +bhe Cathoie School in 3irs then takeo by @ policeman belore 10 commutied bim to tue Javenil ° alter other efforts to p 4. of hubeda cer jus some two lite the boy bad been ina We ‘The boy wae how. on exam)uation Letore Ju suns) LAL Be to ever, bioushs Biedy, 1 1p. ene slepmothe:, Counsel tor the peusoner the boy hea under improper sostraint, bis re- ligious training in the Homan Catholic iaith being inerered with to th ution, and his secular education being restiaind to the Bogiish ianguag he pot being alowed to speak his mother tougu ‘The couurei for the Asyium contenaed that the commitment of the wageirace it regular, was con~ clusive in thie piovecding, and that the statue nea tbe power of discharging @ child to dof liecwors, and commits it @s their disere- ane Court Wom the papers end reserved ive jon IMivaG Boeiness iN THe UB, Count. Justice Nelson of the |. 8. District Court yesterday moi u~ ing delivered his charge to the Grand Jury, giving & short suuwmary of the number of cases awai uc their action, These incluced countorte:ting greenbacks or counterioited, twenty-one reucy, (he cases of the Cal tranca case, the cares of J for fraudu.eut use of th Keveuue Lobacce Stam, jor taking ® tee whit Conscription Act, aud ve the Jury the uaui And Warnings againat Consent AnosTion Casy-—-ELogrest Anpares oF rae Diernicr ATTORNEY THe 1RIGONER BENT TS brates Paisom roR Two Yeans—!be case of Dr. Cobell charged with abortion wee continued yesier day morning before Recorder Hofman, ihe courte 1oom was crowded witb individuals who a1@ mem~ bere of the same profession asthe sccused, and whe manifested great interest in the trial, The Record- er, on taking bis seat, decided te strike out thas portion of the evidence relative to the prisenes’s pro- vious conviction for misdemeanor,and let the present case goon its merits, Mr, McCarty then eddremed the Jury on behalf of the prieoner, and was followed by District Attorney Hall, for the prosecution, whe made a thrillingly eloquent address, iu the cours of which he said: The crime af sbortion was of very frequent scat: (Comtiaued om the (ast Page.) An MUuLbeEr ( uived Sta minbor cases. to their Nee