The Sun (New York) Newspaper, October 26, 1865, Page 1

Number 10,382 The Latest News | a peas Sond ts severity even by the etorm of AUSTRA! IA, By Telegraph to the N. ¥. San, ane e QTR WASHINGTON DISPATCHES. received files of the Ateruaiasias, Melbourne, to Augnst 11th, con*aining dates from Aucaland, N. Z. to August let. and Nelson, NZ. to August 3d, The war in New Zealand may be looked upon as ov wedi Gnd the colon/ste aro left to govern themreives, Five R s ftegimente of the reeular army go home at oner eliable News from Mexico. | Go vurece acne eee oe Juarez Still On Mexican Soil, MAX. A LITTLE TOO FAST, Liberty Not Yet Dead, TRIAL OF CAPTAIN WIRZ. The Case Sent to the President. at out-moing River district 0 ounces of to Enecland, and wae to eall on the fi Mail steamer, The rush tothe Grey ie turning out woll, No less thao foll® receivedin Nelson within @ week, from the Hakitika and Grer diggings, An unasually number of shipwrects are reported in the Australian papers, A dispatch from Sydnee ance Acovernmenthae beon orcar tion of eight of the principal dency of Tho, Kom Bans large Atthe Fiji Telands ed by the confece hiefe, ander the Presi PNECTUTION OF CHAMP FURGUSON, Thrilling Scenes end lacilents ex-rebel guerilia chief. tried before aconrt mar SALES, | rosy. and found guilty of minitted in thet State du Probable Conviction of the Prisoner. QUARTERMASTER'S About $7,000,000 Realized. oP owengacy be ey lgy, QUR PANAMA — CORRESPONDENCE. | ""° Troubles in South America. Everything Turned Up- Champ Ferguson, the Guerrilla, hie notorions recentte | ial, convened at Na aries of bratal mucicr ng the recent rebe a alres’ A short time previous to the announce! in cution, the wife and doughtor of the condemned n hiscell, for | bushend | n, were allowed to visit the prisoner the purpose of taking @ final leave of & and fath it was aleart-reading scene, and brought tears to the eves of all who witnessed it. Mra F ide Down clung to ber bushand and wept aloud, completely sf If to the terrible anenish of her heart, God! my tiol! have Poo. | already euffered enough? Is my mony never to come? Ob, God, ie there mothing that rill save me and? Last! lot Then euddeniy nerving ‘I FULL ACCOUNT OF THE EXECUTION. Feral ieee of ie represented ‘oss | ite, Corentve Wek ofes, and LY sweet (sine tenance, then approached father for hie last embrace, who at ber approach opened b arms, her heed falling upon hia borom. For some | minutes a death liko «lence pervaded the cell, | brokeo only by the e of the heart t and deuebter, but soon the bitter we Agony of His Wife and Daughter, City and Miscellaneous Ne enlasheoa Wee adam an rare . ules > forth to execution, ‘Turning to loner THE ADMINISTRATION DENOUNCED. | ttt Mi Ni taiviet Mila ilestuse (outs? | bie beck and wae tied at tt ‘. ‘ihe a prisoner thea reronrke) tha ourht to be | & Ces &c. tied, to whieh the exert that thas | would be done on the eeattold unr e formed on either sida of him, war ij Wasurncros. Oct, %. forth to } e, nliows, upon A roachine which he} ceceive wre | caliniy raleed his eyes toward the (ntal ropa, aud then | Positive {information has been receceived bere ce rauted tbe stalls with a tirm step. Hav pA tne rral of sont PiesBlent Juarez was at Ki Paso iu the Btate of | te plaiiorm he to Chihvabus on the 26th of Sepiember, Ae the tin hom be recognized, and to wt D ly bowed, | wht During all th time Fer displayed the fequired for communication with Chihashua is utmost cotuposure and ee he here upon the Swentytdaya, the declaration of Marimilian, dated | fa the 2deof October, that the cause which President ; Juare7 upheld had been abandoned, and that be had | }; I drop, eo calm, collected, waa bi, that he pre nted more the appearance of arian who w yout make aepeech, « ‘vy patted to retreah vemory, than to depamed from his native soil, is not believed to be | leutly isunehed inv the “ t . 1 war in excellent health r iT an true, por is it credited in diplomatic circles that peraps, ea he ever did in . if doar has sanctioned, as has bean stated, the Lin- | gho i prayer was then offered we by the op perial Mexican Express Company - Hee sewer ican. toc tne fre Mr. Louis Schade, cox {for Capt, Wirz. was 8 | gira, rave ne ‘er ile # house ‘o-night, to intercede In bebaif | deep searles, the perp ination stared 0 pels | Of hieclient. He is apprehensive that the Military sanaer 444 7 Ae net af ; Commission have tound him gullsy of all the charges, | tian upow bint The eborces lone 004 is Wierefore desiroue of saving him from the | were pet 1 a arte Pete ' inlet death penaity ouch Mr. Schade's fears may be | 3°") ’ well giounded, several dave will probably elapse be- | in reading ‘ r ' iu fore the resu's of the trial will be promulgated, As | ee een eon bnew ‘| the mew erwof th ourt are aworn to seereay, the | the pr rE 1 blaine i | Gudings can only be known through ea official | oflicer; to whict © prlecuer he acitigly il rher eing t | wurce, any final remnarke to offer, Fe replied [ The War Department bas decided, with the a speak much don't Koow ror ‘ hore r « itde a 1 have eve | eroval of Genern! Grant, not to reatore the property eclones Pub cons I dn Als layed By he : of Ex-tiowernor Henry A. Wise, of Virtinia General | alone! ? nt to b 4 *r Terry's action ia refusing to give up the estate ia tally | t pojneing satis, comin ay ‘ yard in V sustained, Wisd's house ie etiil uscd aseachoo! for | Pe St nat be ent up! revird he. Colore the children of freedinen, aud Jolin Brown's daugh- | and vour body shell be veut to) ds tinve Were are the teaclsere. you i more to #ay ‘ ‘ rou : atom" anid the The Quarternmster’s Department bas thus fat | inder your control; | woul ? I { tealized between six and el¢ht mililons of dollars | heipt + bi ‘ bee vn pnd \ mn * i " nd cal @ipat, bat iy ‘ @ow whe sale of now useleas army appurtenances fone Rat um would vou, Colonel # I ie a = a the yner, “eome ae good fiend: as t they can'thelpmenow AlLt ‘ ou's From Panama. Sees eee aatap by whe aoctara’” The Shite: eap o was vow drawn over Lia face, ant th ‘ a (Correspondence ef the Sun.) repeated the question, “Hiave ar ee: Panama, Ort. 17 The backbone of our little revo- | to way Y' to which Ferns fi t hav 5 ‘ eu ‘ t t r wtion here may be considered cffectually broken for py oflicer the mB BAY , ae } \ he prevent, all the leaders having ei ber been | oy. y neh &> heave ‘ } ; | waptured or given themetives up to the Coverameat, | Lave re’ i nimy cou a ‘ * ee , hi lip be eaecuiione < The wuvle affair was mirerably managed by the | 7!% Pate eh Ge aksats ihe Chemy tusureen\e and mere.¥ resulied in making this poor into € y it i Utele State «ill poorer We ebal! probably now be ‘ ° ok, b killed 1 a ; (er the body y t Wave peace fora morth ortwo, Burluess which was | cot down, placed In the colin, whea * (uiL elsoost brought toe stagdetiil Ly the late revolution, | over to his tntualy fr »w : f Low reviving jou jug be Jaul bie Both from the Avautic and the Pacific we have | joud raring § 1 eatisged " ptinged irouble in the Jaterior of thie | now." A lew cays re inet ot Peo a e(Beelts tg | fot who had before Weal Bepublic, Magdalene, Boliver, Hepeyen and the he would "te edverre to hiro ' itors of the New os, wie ell in trouble an! doing the beast to ruin | one ot the ¢ t to 1 i wh @ uid & leusil Cones? wie lves by internal et . y oily 8 feo nae : Qwing tothe accideat to the steamer Guatemala | ) atio In his confess te the tuthtule { on ahe is behind time aud we have uo later pews irom ne Say “ore vies oF Sh areee im by the cou ! { a - Central America one of bis victims, he 4 i 1} in Soutu America matters look very gloomy, Chile | him, atteroue oi th eri Wet Le | rine t J ' bie id . i fe iu oad atate of exits, owing to the presence | OVeh UM oe Tiootint wt ‘Ba pi the Spanish fleet sud the demands of the Spanish | thy pat fius er a kule government, wh sere ls every reason to belleva | end t mia tew ea, k q@ill be resisted by force; for any ace ion to euch | Wie he remarked ¢ t to ba t éemande would cc @ lead toerevolution, The} tu the bi of Ailes javi and e : . sat whom he ta ‘ Gevernme nt ia sho great activity in dirpatehiag | bh r Tikeee, Elian ice ; ; a} arms and munitions of war to places along the Comat, | youn. lind, wh he s as tothe | retofore but imperiectly guarded, expecially to the | Kreund, ¢ to Muthelour oer t Raretorere “a 2 f dmizal P | ebm Jo the same person he re 4 gorte of Chiloe and Lote, Admizal Pareja haedise | eit ien quan ai ihestars. bw he 8 tributed the vessels coder his command among the | revel. | I wae rigbt in el | \ ‘| porte of Vulpareiso, Calcera, Cojuimbo, Lota and | Eitaa tay dead tab Gon) 6 Mee thy i Chiloe killeo a vood many men ot cours, J i a Pera the revolution continues with varying | but u @ waa wiom Ididnosk A ee uy gaccess, and it ie stills ficult to form an idea which | 8! ite rs rty will suc he.e eoeine to be littie, if any, Marine Diaast ] ‘} f a ‘ subouary palere peor Me de loaders: | geoooner Thomas Pace from i eis we | each one appearing intent only in torwarding bie | wrk, Hum Cey—no daie saved and | te interests, ibearmy ie very ebort of euppiie taken sau eget ica , ds, andes they have no money, guane i® | Eig with ihe echoouer BA. Laylore ' given in exchange f a! and or supplies atilda, from e leden, f sto’ »| | Prom Bolivia we leara thet General Melgarero was pe ‘ miles of La Pay, with but « within a few furce (0 Overcome (ue ree dos, who will probably be suc sar The Svanapd Hruatp publishes newa from the | River Platoto the st of Aurust, confirming vious accounts of the great victory of Fiores overt Pereguayaus, [he fight took piace on the 17th of | \ Acevet, a Yatay, on the leit bank of the Uruguay, | “ emsne General Mitre ie puren'ng bie victorious march to- | Jost Thursday the allies will occupy the capital. erwasladen with coal aud bound trom bed area The Baecos Ayres great Southern Railway was | to Providence, K, 1 @poved August 14th, to within three ande half beagues of Chascomus, On the 6th of August, Montevideo suffered from « werrific gale, » hich caused great damage both among | cogdip . cousidering tbat the Bate ‘bad 1 fe whipping and on shore, The tempest was the| oui of the Union Whab prey them was the pest covers experianced 04 thas act for many resm | debt created fon | ule here, under A bye wh Some of the members of the North Carola Con- vention were furious Lecavee of the repu lation of the State debt, aud declared it an iny it ~NEW YORK, THURSDA | e50 Y, OCTOBE News Items, By Telegraph to the New York Sun.) Tinavt fires are raging in woods, mond and Prince Anne counties, Va, Fovarers hundred and twenty bales of cotto have passed Ca ro, Dl, for Cincins for St. Louis. JANKeGIVING has been appointed in Maine, for | November J, and in New Hampal ire for Novem te : that the trial will be at last concluded, On ‘Tuesday ry it ith Wqberse and hundreds of er 30 od bin ne Preside nA i evening last, @ coal barge ran into t starboard | gentlemen. He made nen oes Of ther MASS convention of Western farm d grain | wheel of the Winooski, and bore off the outer ende of | @r.] “Liberty mos to work dealers, in called to asvenible at Morris, Llinoig to | all the buckets, thereby reducing the resistance and | Wey pained by th break down the excessive rates now charged o @re'n shipments to the East. THz colored people of Indians met ta Conven- The afsir occurred et @ dance. Simpson is Nanse- ti in two days, « Year: tome of wh “had 1 ‘ain whom fare ho boue of them any wore, vet be received theese ims a! “een It but d.cent he should be tried, but clentent eee R 26, 1965. LOCAL NEWs, NEW YORK AND THE VictxiTY, Thirty-Third Tie Navav Dock Rack—Tur Ataoxgetx wo fee eer ln | other words tine, ANEAD—ACOIDENT 10 THE Wiscoskt —The Algon- wen te b MY aad at nite Ved some of these men to kiss the flag of their lad secret, but those whos loyalty waa more than lip AX Vice (he novrces) hissed it op oly, and 4 . ul . esc with their blood (App) And yot i Presidens pala: mn | Guin and Winooski are still running their engines, and with « fair prospect of continu ng the race until the 96 bour test sliall be concluied. Everything | “May lcall you countrymen # He (M. ; ante tf Pj did know whether the Hreeident could, but he knew seome to work weilon board the boats, and there is every American ough, ¢ fo doubt in the minds of the engineers tn charge but | men sou are tree 1 bee : Men ys? sibena ; ne rt Th 0 denberate, for the | revideut tad said tbe ea’ thine ia May last, bat he (Mr. bo) did pote then agit might have not teen com a on, Of he might have toon Calhoun would n | increasing the spacd of her engines, Mr. calculates the difference at shout aix revolution per minute in fawor of ¢ Dickerson enths of @ 6 Winoork! by | ¢ it Bot have be this accident on con the cor e te MN. ‘The Bouth 4 tion at Tod!auapolia, on Tues ine hundred Wdent. Yesterday afternoon the counter of | Btates I abe Pradhan: ea hes phngedt not be afrad ‘i " the Winooski tood tt 42,111 revolutions: that of nao Wd * tan countr and fifty delegates were pr representing ; Andrew Jacksou, uearly a ceuyure Gait ai Ga rat ! the Algonquin showed 43911 revolutions, making @ | into’ the bieck men's freee ann cae (eed y ; isthe e gain of 1,29 revolutions im favor of the Algouquin, | fe! bt tad t a the yAnutew ‘Jackson's P ¢ Enoki wes 0 Me ween ro @xtinet, ° en apo @ . lan ; aton : an ” ent of k 4 Temp'sre How Soe Potcrwaes Use reein Ap of the Precden . “che a *n4 ps r 7 . , too 0 = ew larly ely ay in full recalls to welcome sad | ricten Cuinnts,-There wase larye batch of casce Upon He Gecired thes are ot elt | escort the elegation of the Munroe Commanders, | before the Police Commins ® yesterday morn ho Aweriosa woh Nile eee Dd + N. Y.4 who make @ brief sisy in the | ing, bot ae ageneral thing they wero of little or neo rome Dean Pwitt, or rome Dougiaa perro) ive iy as cueste of the Moston Knighte interest. An exception, however, was the imatrnetive Ferasals wasreute m oae Torr ben can't Anes, Mart. MancesteR, of Troy, keeper of the Heenan | 64 of Oficer Mullen, who was charged by Gumavns fheos Ghit Cen ayean wanuiactare than many ‘of f . ‘ - Fpeth, as foll 0 eo bth of Jt omplain these white men whom he received as di “7 ssloom at Pit Hole, Pa wae murdered here, yea. | fF A iadctd ata the bih of July complainant | goine of the delegations were perbare then,living 6 teriny night by Jo y Sinpeo f Rocheater. ont awn worth two hundred dollars, and offered | the charity of the goverun fut, aud he did noy tela twenty-five if he would get it for sould find th ‘ollere to eecneed af a reward him. The eccased ihe thief for him and cet the watch, them to go bome aod cultivare exotic chaatit 4 course, be ta epeake wae bint wich all tie power cent war 40 ut oof the nites and dignity, but the 0 of black men, many of Tene wane leere meeting of the friente of the Having Matened to @ description of the thief, the fought La cag at On, and they denery : : . z tae that wp " Maltimore Association for the Moral and Edluce- | ettioer told complainant that be heard the man had ys" the Premdent did tot case ne tone Improvement of the Colored People, held at | sold the watch ¢o hie brother-in-law, and thatthe sperimens” Well, they might have Naltimore last nights J. Reven Braithw of lived in Williameburgh, Sometime after, the | Hhousht safitined his ele speech at Alba ' , , officer reported that the man had lot Willlamabareh | Governie d'that oN tktaernee gland, Mishop McTivante, of Ohio and oth ) oported that the man « Mamabargh | Government \ tule was Hot au experimeut, épexe Gud lived in Long Island, Again that Le tad loft | I #0, a) Cirant would be at the huad of aq a A MAS, giving hia name as Charles Gray, from Now Yi rk, aitom ereent Springfield, dito pase @500 in counterfei Ke at the Fire Mass, yesteriay. Upon being in | formed that the bills were counterfeit, be ran from | thi The the bank ; but he was pursued and captured National Bank, {n : uareer Long Irlaud and lived in the Gth Ward. “Now,” anid | Of" miluen of in uutty tighe sen Tike breatene the compl how at, “if be knowe who bas my prop- ; pver, had jae many by (ling them he had ex . ee ‘ eriinented, He sent parties outto i acts, and erty why don't he get it, and if be don't | ter ade thelr repotie, Balas, uy aptopben etene Koow ft, then why did he tell meso.” Mr. Actou Israel, but be biewed thew, aud the King sic “| “Exactly, W nt to know the same thing. Now ou hae just got you on a siring, show that be was clever, Verily, Liniended w prouiow thee to . but ger thes gone to thy piace” ‘The ames oo aise proj het wae not Sburtz. (Laughter) proposed to give the governmeny eaclusively te the He wanted to He kuows nothing what- | bille are splendidly executed ever about your watch, ‘Tiealle humbug, He was foe pa ‘The frames Chats toxive 8 to the - coming the ‘mysterious’ over you, That's favorite jmenied ob the en ot Benen General Intelligence. dodge with some policemen, If auybody bas lost in winch be advocated the admission back, snetbing, they say, what kind of man was be who |i ina) Oa thigcont Ucit was re: peceemer sally (By Mail to the New York Sun.) sole it? Woe beatall man? “Yee' Dark? * | evil Fight Be was oD Eitied Lo," Bay he hod toepeuns, “working for bare life" te now defined to be | OU! Ubnow my eentleman, This pate the lover to | Seiua ets trigheehi Pans pal yr pace, tna makin thee fue @ new babs @ Rind of excited state, aod by ‘keeping it ap,’ the | the wegroes wore the filiest to we it, But he (Paul us te | : strengih of it, while all the time he knows ne more eh) ‘uy of them by the band, Om) pres the war, now numbers over pe ke whom beeches pre: Kober BE. Lee, whe 000 where the lost property is than [ do." t sue blood of Fo.” Piesuers in tue belle of the A GENTt SWAN was bhed | t ® maznificent dis- Sr, Crisrrn,—The anniversary of this saint i rr tg fy Woke for heaven saree meee @ Pilla Iplua horse care iew days since, "| Stcwrred yesterday. He le the patron snint of Bhac- | Welimauites, tinnenes an Suse.) Why punish Tux total value of Fire Departinent property ta makers, and the fraternity generally celebrated it in | the wires ale tool, @he let the uaud which guiued go iha' 08. 0 ee od at $5,000,000, The ounber | V8tieus ways, Th who were not disciples of | aot Marat Da eneektisiee oe sald the lreas of firemen and attaches 600,000, Nutaler of or- | Father Mathew bad their" flowing bowls" of course. | Couyres wne lies trek oe Die (ani vations, 1,000, AvcCTION SALE oF CoaL—Lowen Prices, | citizens and ve soidiers, (App ause.) But be Tie Canadiens are very anxion Rey of Tunisia tncefeticable in bie duties negotia- | bouit Waa wha, ped of order of the Pennaylvapia Coal Company.3 1,800 | eovuid dictate te ‘ ‘if the tormer we whee ae ale sop abaelh: Moe yey f as SEO | tone of Piitstou Coal were sold ab Auction yesterday, | ° 1". 8 tue agent, of ry reaty h nauer at mm theoolr a ‘ ‘. t miblic Oph vot the Norsh ; bet to put astop te the emuggimg which ie now | & 111 Broadway, ‘The bidding was brisk, but th | their Kean Conventions) ve n exteunively, | prices obtained were from 50 cente to @1.06 lower | epok texpect # memver of Gaus. pen todO Olierwine than tue, have tow pin to do, than those mat Lhe prea, Wo, Uphoids Congiers, and this notte be at the previous 'e. The following . every ey and Mond y were the prices obtained to-day pred buat 1 will GO Bemies what upholds it av recently he decited in three e KA Damp $10 efi) speech wan the vory @eeuce of thon one busdred and tiftycases, which ot 1h wal xt oe A pe ms ah to the dave, power. tid bawe taken rears to 11 ST'¢a meu ‘ Hivete man he advocaed ibe Soret curs b mans, Ti tsa 1148 sutfiace, Nodoutt, Milard blilmote talked Aueu- MER ISG to Cenonnce Bu av trune wae lately I) te @1l Sh te tines, Lanier Webster would have bees : ' ' prenived over by @ baronet | om alla je met Out tor the Constitn ot the Untied rerule ever ay drives fnlo sown » cond from Newborg ta seventy | arpa Betakao sere te Aboution, bus sun ‘ reais miles off, ®@ car-| He. her td thet the white ; | eente por ton frind the biack man powde: rages ar Ww ar nan, to} 1 il der. Would atte a ALD OF SORANTON COAT fe thay ofa until we con Rat ose eee : where y are unty ‘Hud on» tat eonaitioas ree a to the Cinsinnsll: Commencrat & | By order of the lwiaware, Lackawanna and Wee ween hae the nove ty ith them. ( Ajweu,j Mu 5 as Sink cedite Wns a | ero Katicoad, 25,100 tons of Seranton Coni were sold | sell, avie would Rover wes lii* deverts this alue of ’ eR ‘ Joule nell, Mut it traivore must go tree, let ue c webit nto ae on @ f } at public at in yesterday, at the offices of the com- | juist enteancbine the black App.) Aus there woala snebine < \ u r ' ers the s Co tion who exe | pa Fichanse Pisce Th wink prices Were | he believca bea .ebeliourn the Ke publican party aia Pe Owumew ST, bab they mayhe@ pare | one ! | Bien J acabibecks eet or ar i OlbOs bauda be ‘a : ame e be Cabinet ae w ee Andy Jouneou,tor : - to Was . } , : Lely oie 7 atin ho e duu wow iu bie heude The i ab a sey sh yaa gs Rhett tous coal 10 Geige bu tig | aeieried io * bu bad wo arimuped the acre a * ‘ al heen stein ios TSE 66 10 gare 4 3 ‘ Conerem tina (ut to ratity them, ‘the Presideus ‘ ‘ thee Hie will wile ‘ clade hs Beno i ; oe Tr : jovi to bie Cousutubion # Len ae looked South, bur i York at ve the closing | a chimank shal lv 0 8 196 ig | AO ttebesein wed be ioked North. [Applauvas ae the my . ted and ent. | Phe spoaeer Poweed@e at lous th W BUvoOce.© Colored \ Y Han ca ci The treight on this com! i# seventy-five cenie per | eutfimce. Me was sursy tue uexio, who had never . , tem tren 3 hetlines leaned ov ee hitemans word, wie.e he did wot dnd, : 8 a twill be purlenes antil the openio 20 ta port. js @ brosen te ould Lave irusiod the words of ’ Wesorie Prsrriva ar Coorrs Issritere | } / bg Ya ear tases AJ © deceived “ . en were envaced, a few = pets "eS pincaiuen alone whe @ Prt Bead ss sb ct THAT ale Ga ' Pix Borst Vieronious", Wendel! Phillipe | sttectod by recoustrucuon, Awericau bonds weula ° said | Melivered another of his auti-Jolineon apeeches atthe | ky dowd Jove sud lover, “Lhe Dewocrte menus, ® ™: QUIN? 82S bine ne * Pr ; bod (hey would succeed, 1a Whipping she CApLeliste the ¢ € the t that» lsrce botity cooper Institute, lest evening, to am audience oum- | 6; ihe Noriu ito eu wc tpla | Boutheru bends ot neu ev in the traof the | bering wore than two thousand perec @ larce pro- | | s KOU HOM bbe Piao of reconsiucuoE weula voce i eo ¢ 004 i to ob portion of Lom were ladivs, Anong the parties on | be compieve Ane vboe Wen Mesut to Revp sert out, will (ulm, pale and ba ‘ gather up | 4) ; wate: Dey ad Parken dow aud arive Lhe Begiy frum bie weart and Gow bis tte One bere p whet he b piatiorm we r udeou, Parker Mabury, | thougote, UI here A thy tuedly, he owes) be ere im theds rit | Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Busan HB. Anthony, & Oa 1 wee i Sie) Oe Fabel OFS ibe Pout, and thea we : : : : Wreveit Culm Hub feap @ Lei vers OF cottom, bus & Tas General & oot Wor of Naples, | being introduced ty Dr, Madeou, Mr, Phillips eaid he | | 1 thet Ul bed debaucued the fi is Pree ivensed @ | #POke to them because the present hours @ the | bom sense Pause ho guch @ Maistre er to President J sorrow ub | darkest amd moat momentous to the Repu! Tn the | See be ae “oe oe Pretier+) tof Kepsenen- silvers, [duane cheer e 8 as an Is s)90 | conflict th bowhich we were passing, whatever | joua uisees, which contiinusa Ur eotue tusue.) Wise payee b v hdd Weri’& | oninion had t: hedelivered shoald be expremsed now | bey @aiused dure fli Meow Wee toe as ebe, sud 4 thew asin Mtuly are | hujore tees mei o1 acts never to be | Of seeding wa @ the en euk aod Cabines t t | Work’ u ort eat erty pi of toe press were of auy uae, eke tuuwiu.uy more of iv. dhe letter cone $ o Communicate ite they #hould * rioualy, expressed caure from the beginnne Mk AU LUBY OL tO bee am Lu6n, Bure Be late, 6 e Would Le i | recaiied, It ved in polluce of © confiics ! herbusband, woo is @ Norifey Dlacw tnan, aod provides hie daly geod bouse aude comuriave Lying the sunt leim@ed Sally unuer the ale) ur's proclamauon as ® eMd sougns by reburo ber bo When the case vai. up velore be decide. thas iy was improper ivr relehous to bold each ether in boudags sud Wwere(ore adviged Aum X. to io ip peace, bus uavared, P % tit now he couside:ed the south victe PhP We galod 10 bitue, Bud Gui elads re stot 1 ud lsu 6) re sheu D ous tad ee WOU gescnenige oelcetag kana Ral Ale! paradoxienl, vay almoat b have tw fut there buthiee agaia, she se A \ . Pe Gewara’ bh oi | OMteus were fuilot warning to us, in this connec eau yoriy ould barter = whay Ar *3 uation, Becrvtary Beward bas replie | Hon he referred to the revolution of Vrance, in 184%, Kation lad giiued, but beeaiter om fe tus adcresa la corulal berive } sad said though it wae n noble work, get it wee | be woud have to be epout iu thiear eprenmibie PAPONDENT, writing from Clearfield, Pa, | ¢vsken of are possibility, and @ pore bility only, and | COMMICL tthe Mresident’s pion of recousuucoN ve . tan org | fodmy monnichy was atioaver in Fea.ce Than it wae | Bus sepeaed. Lat We dwight Lave qasued every ding tank teat a Beals’ Mied |in joo. Wo wow ataud exactly Mothe Hepubliown pass Soisberm wen, fs end iat te anty to thas | We are trying to divide (1 Pub he. wes walt, LAppleuwe 4 t tin nothing ‘4 to se@ irom 60 | we would bave it. The ¥ ha ” ‘ Oo Whe uvhile to LOU een diiiliog in the woods, and they are yl) | accompliahed in one revolution | 1 Dad Caries vine ais suid be would ay aru With Kpcucor@ snd 6s cep shooters, navies | bau laied to acconiplleh : } # thoud wos bo repeated, He trusted bres, Ti is their intention to bura the build. | Cviization of the Norih wae einality and this | BNO er BD WO Ley ecee ie Lae Presuemiiad ali ¢ 4 Ei ge y with j sted by the Routh, Or 5 once inure, Bud thew our ViCory woud ae ihe haa oar’ } - ry tt + iay- | Other 4 jie, Aud cue ast fall eapouein ¢ ut the Bente eft haw boon ip the tela ‘ A pecrene Birorgy te 8 be ‘BE Le) the South was more ultri than The sooth | Satu. wal lhe p ‘ 10 AO Lag," Bala Le, t Sot two powder m !ls in the woodsin thig | tebelled because they wanted nx rthe people | Mi cene.uson, “she SuuLo wok be VisturioUs bot de ‘ ty, aud thevare «ou to carry the thing on | of by the peope, while the Nurit back, | Your day dua mrue” biog Oeme."” Too tires tuing they iniwod doing a! “Everything for the peor and everything by the . to * coplure Peversbury aud yet tue artillery tere broly” & ath ra wed a Minin oe : state Fah Fatal Ratuzoan Accrpam Yesterday, ely Bouthera wae point, end iate rights * On Saturday ap Italian ( thee, all of whom | sod sovereignty of Biates enabled the south to act, | Corner Collin held an inquest at Bellevue Hosplieh (odeles OF New York, waitedon Pr | He tneisted that no meter ow what battio fie de the | ou the bod. of Chation Or oars t in ord North had conjucred se had not conquered th A my of 060; whe J » a order to present lis Ex , 4 {Were aM ot cong ‘ e 10 9 peiition which had | ec ata § thaw bY 6 G | Southern determinaion, Grant cud Shortman mighg | WMH OTA at the corner of 26th atreet aud Gia in Milan, who beve ee t entercit t they could not cause liberty to eater; | avenue, by acar on Tuesday evening, ‘Ihe boy had Ce , Boat jor sueir object the ‘tio | and un yarti@l liberty eutered we had not con- | been tiding on he front pintfo ad in jumpiug vit E pier Punisnwent Joe peiion aeke for | quered the suath, He uext alinded to the atend- | teu on the bincky, @ud O48 Of LL Wheels passed over tive Cieiuency ip the cave J Davin, aud | Hienk to the Constitution regoiding @ ry, d | bas gh thy Caumloy & Compound Liactiue, ile ba Ve cannot unders eho the American | Gonhted that it would pase, Jt she mouthern States | Jury cendernd the jollowing verdicts ! U.ion abould be less wure « ia wresinese oF not admiited by the next Cones then the | deve to Lis ueaia by being run wgriby, Oho 1 abe . CMiekdweus was aule, otberwue Dé bisiv Kovers | 2, ot war, th 8 ¢ ir < " Meace, | vkty could not be forwarded by any mount of | driver {com all biame, ana » ab 4 be added en vy ¢ e oi id pea ; f pees end nothing mar reeiieot Jobmean'e hi uld avis eecstfold wou heea Kuock togethers more ibe bree nthe tent y 7 ey m h aye” Lecened @ay: When I wake you tr h The Preaviens | dex 0 theory ia tha aonre intact i7mDetb etreet mes Wes @RCrediugiy surpr¢ ¢ avare of i lon't much ow them bac ; . © nature of the ducune iNeaieaee | te that they ean eotue back of their owu aeenr AmeKICAN Tinie Untoy.—The Sixteenth evlerthe blacks eau ever liv e Uke \urem ol \uree hundred ‘ ree individ Ali ¢ € be whites | Ar ry of th on wae eormmer ; Be 4 po ired eo sey oir is Hieoldens Johuson's atninbling block, oad thats Aunivereary of this Assoeiati a eommenced ve e Who was U chek tlag job What the South stumbledae Al that is granted | %day morning in the First Mapiiet (bureh, corcer tly Dearly white, ¥ the headquarters | ' HY de 2 boas he W 1, t ie is for | of Broome aud Blizabeth streets, ‘The object of thie 1 by hy ot a Whe nen to any 1 ho can go iiom cw ferry f ; A le ney | to shother oF t9 Carn @ dollar anil keep it | DOSY a8 le well kuown- isto present the Bertpturce Rat hattan a aite i om y pernape be pore i {0 u ‘| ows big | in hele purity by revising the trepala.ons extant, ’ an evil * exd the Bible, dc. hat is tor mone those t t f Ma eer poy four | the white men to aay, but certaint canuos go to | AMONE thowe prevent yesterday were members ef the 1 again He Belt bos Mr. Hhillive then read extracts trom | 'Ulon from the remote parte of the South, whe we serol 8 @ lady's a OCR Of Cari Ov ly 1iving @ descripsion of | here forthe firet tin mn four yours, al sinh Mrs. X., tor | glare Ty, and assorted that such slavery was brought | iow Kugland, the (nusdes ant ot se Site mambe: ea) 5 Wiivee Lalas We W all 1 he teeta Add established by Hanke in| the Atlante, deus Key, Dr. Armita.e, o Baliyy thinking she hat 9 ! ae eat the 4@ elements # Blate ouver- | cupiod the chair. roceedings were commons | Aunt X. withous pay, came to the cibys b lanhan tha” ashe a aod thes 0 with the ural relisueexerches, in cou » em 3 “ oe \ ike | the procerdis he Pretiaent read extrac | 6 row Ly ‘ y piocecdinge & e wd extracte trom » | five With her ert! Ba end bas 6 to her car, But they woald say that | eexautly bouad volume of the revised scriptures, ' Jus and COtupared the sawe with the English version ev use, remarking ov the diflereuce between the two he Treasurer, lic Parmiey then celive:d ca eloquent addres,ia which be winded la a happy wan Wer to (he ciose of the war, and the re-eateluslinort of the authority of (he goverument Hy iso opeke ot the financial estate of the Bociety as truly vu couragive, remarkl, thet if be bad keys the account open till the date eof the Desig (Comtinned on the tas Pease wer bob the President's theory, but all t ib kebed by her $4,udu,u00,0u0 of expenditure yt low of halt @milioa lived wae the sump. element of chutes. The only question la mir, Beecber's wind as to the future, ie whecher the white man would be d.sposed to grind the uezro to powuer, Now Mr. Johusou wuse live wan; he bed « cabivet “ vy press behind bim, gud whatever virtues ue b \ least bad the virtue of au hove t uiterance He theo alluded w the manuer of (ecaptien af he OU OL OL ale “ eee