The Sun (New York) Newspaper, November 3, 1865, Page 2

JTHE NEW YORK SUN. PRIDAY MORNING, NOV, 3, es 186, “An Appeal Te Honest Men Scrreage not only confers a privilege, but im- poses an obligation. Every quelificd voter is mor- a\9 bound, by his duty to rociety a well a8 hime golf, to use the right of suffrage for the promotion of the public welfare and the correction of pulle | abures, In this city, where such i. portant inter. | este are involved in the annual electionr, the obligation resting upon all good citizens in respect 0 the choice of public officers, should not be ty- Bored. Every intelligent citizen of New York kpowe that the city is mere lessly swindled, and io every manner imposed upor, by ®& comparatively few unecrupul us pol ticians; Le knows that the clare, by adroit political manarement, succeed in foiating tLemaelver into public offices; he know’ too, that the people have the power to rescue the city from their clut and that the only thong requisite to be rione le fer honest mon to got the pol sand vote arainat ive obnoxious class. Now, every good citizen should feol it to be bs duty to promote the public good, aud in @ caae 0 «plain os that ref 1 to, the obligation needa no expianatior During the lost year, ‘or tance, the poops f this city have bed there patience most eorely taved by the groas inefficiency aud evident cormption of Qhelr recriant represoatat.ves, Tk is not necesvary to recall or enumerate ali the a) uresthatbave Leen inflicted upon the ciy duros the yearn bubthe Fire Depar:went and wireet cleaning ferces may be mentioned by way of jilustration, What is the result in these two cases alone? Why, the city is Ancurring an ene an expense for having the old Fire Department swept away, and for substituting an Albany invention, which bas placed the city io awwinent daoger of ® general conflagration, and whic! has accomplished nothing except the expen- diture of pul ic mover, and the advancement of political interests, The remit in the street cleaning ease is atl wore deplorable, for in addition to giv. Jax bo ad quate return for the expense incurre!, the coutr #, by their inefficiency aud car pees Lave sul jected the city to the danger of pesti- Jence b. reason of the wretched!y filthy condition of the streets Toe two inatitutions mentioned are tue resu'tof legislation, an! at the rate whch “0 are now colog, 18 will not be long be‘ore k wil be im the condition of au Albany and under # provisional government furnished by the autiquated town up the Hudson. The voters of this etty are indirectly to blame for all these evils, prevent aud prospective, if the honest and inte!!! gent portica of our citizens would discharge their duty to the public, by mak- jug it a point to vote only for good and faithful ceudilates, and to discountenance the schemes of politic sua, we might have an honest and econorml- eal adroiniswation of the clty government, Albany would then have no pretext for interference, and the udiour abuses that now prevail would Le swept owas. Will the poople of New York now reso- sitely determine to makoastand aud break the power of these upprineipled politicians t—or wil they look on sup/nely aud permit the mountain «f taxation to be piled up higher an! sit higber, until pessloncs and couflagration claim the city esther own, and until all the present evils eleil hove reached their logical consequence? We o not vlalm that the great work of reform can be puddeuly vevomplished, even by judicious voting ; but a stant can be ma ‘¢, the progress from bad to worse can be checked, the people can show that they meau to frit to the end the bate against the pohticians, aud in this way great good may bo accomplis.cd, Wall the people—the honest and intelligent volers—take the first step in this gress reform by electiug to county, judictal and legi tive offices, on next Tuesday, only such men as Lave clear and stuivless records, aud who will truly and raithfully labor for the public good # ‘The National Debt. decenvauy McCcrioca bas published an official tai ment of the condition of the National Treasury ‘or the taonth ending October $1, 155. The report sndicatea a favorable condition of the finances, ‘The agrrepate of the public debt is two hundred and sixty millions less thau tho round four bil+ jions at which it is so efien quoted ; and since nearly all the war indebtedness has been liqui- dated, there is no apparent reason why it should wo much if any bigber than the present figure. ‘Zao awount of coin in the Treasury ie thirty-four ead s balfmillioos, aud of currency near'y thirty four wilhons-.a very satisiactory eabibit. The recent funding of fifty miiione of legal-teuder Lotes, alibousi an e@aperment, proved bighiy ¢ asful, and the Secretary wiil doubtless extend is by a durtbes fuudimg of the currency. This conversion of the currency into the long-running bonds is u necessary preliminary to « return to specie payments, which, according to Mr, McCetioca’s tate speech in Indiaus, is now his yreat object. The aggregate of currency {s uow jess than nine Lundred millions, and there is good reaacu to believe, trom the success of the late ex- periment, that this amount can before very long be so reduced as to atuit return to specie pay- wee Now Y A Foolish State. flr 1 V. Jounsos, Chairman of the Georgia ato Couveu.ion, bas telegrapbed to the Presid ‘all a golug ou well,’ the body over which tect (hat t.e act of secession aud all resoluions pertening toit “be and the same are hereby re- eale The Presitont nay fail to appreciate Mr. Jord Ons congratulatory telegram, The repealing ordinances will i both Georgia oud South Car lina—the only reclaimed Siatestbat hove attempted to dodge the issue of ullifying » o—will in course of tine learn shut they have modo a grave: coment hag ho ut Beer se hot answer, 4 55 Stake, The Gove sutention of acknowledving the egitand the loyalty ofsecess!on by accepting states which ofBcially bold eecorsion to be legal, as South Carolina aud Georgia do by thelr acts of repea!, The true course, aod the only cue wat js ‘kel, to findisvor with Congress, that which Mi gissipp: marked out when it declared the act of eecessiou nuland vold, meaning thereby that t) right of secession was ignored by that State, Ny jinn aud Alabama fl by adopting a ar course for abrogating secession, and it was bopod that all the other States would take the y owel sano siraightiorserd and unequivocal course, Wo have previously alluded to the bad couuse! of the George pre rogerdiug Questivns of recone eirLotion, aud it seers thas this influence is felt um woe Convention, Lt would be jar better tor wll the revised Biaies ty do their work of reorzan cation wel), boa to run the risk of beving it'returued Ww hous tor Pour | self, and that without it none will be eligible for | : | ‘to revister tu- iuined that the contractors shall not witted to expose the city to au epidemic, g0n of their incficiency in cleaning the streets, Register T..Da ¥ Voters w! kd i> record their names Upou tie election rextaters, on the laut day v1 reg istration, Will Lave another opportunity t) qualify theraselves in accordance with the law, ‘The proper officers will to-day bein attendance at the several poll ig places and all unregistered voters should be careful to attend to thia matter, remem Dering thatiteau be vone ouly by the voter bim- Oo ta eulle ire au mere it cont 1yy hower , Lave ty chances previous te tiv w requires thet the Re ley and Monday next preceding the election (to-iw:rrow and next Monday,) and the opp ties ‘er regs istration aretierefore ainple. Woe advise v however, to embrace the chance presented to them to-day, rather than tod the subsequent days, tobe AM. e. Haters shall meet rut ters, fer (ue matter unt’) one of doe Registers are required ob niten lane ve polling places trom * upllo. mM. Voor Hath The lant res ed relatis e Gover s which we put Hastien rebeilion to the neicated that of Pees dentGnrrzinn waa aogia in the eseencan', and thattheca of the insureents was rapid’y waping, Wonow haves report, tronght to Ft it as by the United Siates guoboat Kansas, to tue effect thatthe relelion bas finaly collapse’, that peace once more rergus in the Island of Hayti, Katvave, the rebel edie have lot his cause throt aelty of bis followers, W Standard of revolt, the pep! h the char n he t ftain, neema : t teristic int rat race! he eftokedto bim and ent comparst.vely at e ileyhers had not r ) rate this lefe the legitimate govers the mercy of the revels, T enjoyed the Jusury of @ revolution tor several months, aud h they for a chance to avn! ° inity thus offered, Sausave bad the war ail Lis oro way at fret, and bad he boluly iollowed up bie advantages woull uodoultel’y have ach succeas; but putation of being dans: te become first listless in entasto the result, and town of Cape Haytieu was the revel bea end aroundit Gerruaup ,radually ¢ forces, eventually besieging communbicatou delaye, which bay if, caused Lis support then in Gna! his ly treacherous, 1 quarters . it and cuttir Pail It was here that the rel God re ceived tte death-blow, With lis supplies cut otf the surrender of BALNAVE becameonly a+ rof | time, and it now acters that be vas forecd nt | of provisions, to capitulate, The probability is that | Hayti will now bave uiew weeiacl pear. As it | baa hed eleven revolutions within #ix years, It | would not be safe to prodicttra: quilty ior @ per od exteudiug Juto mouths, Our City Schools. Ty the amount of money expended for schoo! pure poses iu this city were a correct criterion by which to judge the couuition of the said x ls, there certainly could be no fault found with their management. The Board of Flucation have made their est mate of expenditures for the com and the account foots up a tride leo) than a halfmiliion dollars—equal ty abo itt) rec dollars for every wan, Woman and clili iu Now ¥ ° Our people bave become Bo @ fomed to bigh faxen that periaps they way recari this echo l budget without fluchiau, aud indeod thes Would not object to so large an appr: priatio erento one much jarger for aehool purp iW it were Certain ihat the inoncy would be wieu!y disbursed in advancing educational intere: was too much money expended lesitinately f(r schools, But unfortunately, the Leavy outlay im posed upon Now York by the Hoard of EB lucation does not give as good & return as it should, There never Thero is not that efficiency in the management eof the schools, nor that thoroughness of instruction which the people have aright toexpect, in view of ihe enormous oullay, preseut estimate, over that of former years, is in dicative of a movementto improve the Coumwon Behools, Possibly the large excess in the We shal! see. The Street © ‘omission The Street Commission have appa deter- ntly onger per ren- The delinquents were ayaiu arraigned before toe Commission yesterday, the complainant ayainas them Leing the Chief Clerk of the Police Commis sioners, who appeared on bebalf of bis depari- ment—the police baving beeu instrucied to watch the contractors, aud to uote their According to the statement of the complainant, » formidable listofsborivomings is charged ayainst the contractors, aud the Coramisson gave tiem until next Monday, to make ont their defence, and to answer each one of the apecitic charges pre‘er- red against them, The Commission announced their determination tu do their duty to the public in this matter, and requested that the nee should coutinue to report all d linquoncies, This Let the Commission do delinquencies is all very well so far, their whole duty in the premises, and they will be entitled to the thanks of tue public, Family Discipline. There are a thousand waye of aluin stering dis ciplive without resorting to the rod, ber the ec the abse We remem urse w mother took with ber clilire eof ber hus'und, N ja suoner was the to a#sume the reing froatments and 0 f poverpmens, His mother's nduct, though #e 5} not a word, wore calculated to prove to her son that her jr athority was law, The next morning, ie en- € nily prayer, he showed some 5 ight marks of disrepect ; th # she pasrad over iu si lence. When, 10 the course of the saiue lay, she n bis Moproper trestmons | & Mhanitesiet the sume spirit of disrespe te curl of big lip (so ften seen ii sist Is), at ihe samme ume | calling the attention a it ster to wo] caterpiilar crawling on the thx passed by, sioply not cing tollowmg morui.., when this tered the breakiant ros tid bis mother &yoed on r send him a cup ot coffee erable polteness Le requested which wig wt O00, ran ¢ Hhe having canghe the saine epiris of yuilty ot t in like ser brot to have some cole? "Wen for it, and pot til tien, * vas green erfa reply 3 adding, * When ty 8008 forzet to btu their a. other tigers she will rewmember not ge wive them | J acup of cufee" Ou ancther ovenwio sy a httle boy [10 the Bane familys who bad ed to sotue | honey, ato is vorace eA Without saving any aay beet at © ra 10 ab the table app ’ared tot ‘ . on 1 somewhatangrily, “Givi ne re hy | “Pebail not helpyou ty any rey"" was the re: | pi Toon way 2 Lelp n sad the ua- | maunerly boy YOu tay leave | the table," "LE you dy uot kaow Bow to be ad bis mosher, | LAS YROTON AQT ‘T DFPA UNION NOMINATION FOR ASSEMBLY C! ’ AQUEDUC i MOKBKIS AC TY vu, sd Contras Separaie sealed p SULUMON LLRDSALL, f with ibe vent tn ork tor w Hie tee Chat rire © uate of the bidders aud the dute « W, 8. GERRISH, Secretary, sl Ue oflertig: wil be received at thin ollie, ut 4 . ae — | o'c.ock A, M, of Friday, ‘ affair should the monetary prover, pow ielt | JER NEXT MAYOR, JOHN HECKER | Hoa" ot the itis H throughout the country, be love continued, we con THE PEOPLE CANDIDATE Oud ety flows uth te vit Meg asp caalct, will A or RALLY one Men and Mechanica, one and wit an be 4 side. it sale to f 9 Wh ® foreing of large | all, aro {JON HECKER, of i ‘bud Wo- iw at th kw of many staple Biticies ipou tho market ata | (uy Prie ot Thirty Years’ standing, KOUP, ihe DAR Al much foes range of THew than vow existe, WieP For arena Counsel seat ew 1 orks this feeling pervecias Ui warkeu, we were pot RICHARD O'GORMAN, * " On ; . | surprised upon our vislt to the principal burier saages “phe tine tnd, the True’ Man." — ARTICLES voR SALLE, ' . ua 2 RING Y" . at > . 4 \ yo scores © 28 inthe feeling What the Pe Will, they Can Accompttats, ST por SALE—THE BARGE ¢, HOLGA RL among holders, wh s tothe probability | 7 EPL YAR ran rs 4 whew measuremen an be apt ' 7 BLICAN UNION AND CITIZENS | 0. API ry an insmuedinie force be Ndaed VAS NOMINATION ate pia Meee APDIY to MCC HES were rer ite ’ ) Pp ¢ a Pinatahces been cot. qe eireaays te OE Bie Mt SaLE—A SECONDATAND TI wg Tsang th yout pave. Mine WAT EWN he ay area Prva Kuivemddin, Inquire ae 10 Wee dba Bhs BaF pe pide Head juurters, 95 Sixth avenue ada Pepa peepee reduetion Hoi Bie “ EGULAB UNION NostN ATIC BEY Goons, Hace tau ai t | ATH PENATORIAL DISTRICY, Wit MI c ty place 4 s in Me MUSLINS — WET NUSLINS those wha bad i008 MNETERNTH y ; NUSLING | ad aD t . VET » Ns! ia this ub ety nb : PWENTIETH, Both bleached aod upb tity Shirtings and i ag Priees nave © { ud bed, oria aH varraaiea Te, baen boushs ra a te-uced, good, Weeteru PPEn ty alt IND WARDS, WADUy boLl'd, atid Witt be roid eee enn ct ze el bpd River ut @ Ward bv | ie. Died For sensi Cush, FOSLER BROT ene ace ntl advance uy are ail advangiis, Be eal ering ive, altos wave a3 MUX, Commares, MILMERS Sid Bleecker a. ew es. better, you Toust hereafter child, 06 usual. hagan to cry and yourself.” The to make bitter } in goo) dernand and hieher. belne held to-day at ST 50 to $5 00 per barrel tot apple, yor pear, POLITICAL. ccmplaints, “You may leave the pe said | jo Cranberries are lowe: prc ULAR. NOMINA’ 1ON-—UN SITED DE jo} ave co varieties « Oth Fe jal Dist. \. ath, y d My cut by himeolf into an foots, hts we tal We quote 6th Fenator DAV ie da a bie nishment, subjecting cbildren Lbs i capviving them at once of bya) 4 by a wort, | Wat'n Reserve,pr.35040 Penn, tube & pails 4 add se! f-den}, GULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMIN ATION, gratification, unaccompn’ Ki wied R! Tammany and Mozart—Orh Assembly Dostrict Ronch fat... Bo ed GEC STEVENSON, vol Will have more effect in curing tho faults ot Pad | Tallow il rn A bat > ae ren than an ill-timed chapter on the rules of pos | River pails -buab | Lard, country. RU GULAK ITED SERVICE NOMIN Lteness, or en hour's lecture on the duty and ain. onerar, WY . portance of o.edience to parents. ft 19 FelieWed | wy dairy, pe. tats |stare fieton SOLDIERS’ AND bate URS! CANDIDATE thet salutary discipline wud ees ralvta ore More! do | com. top id! alt~ Pie ope. co SUPERVISOR frequently with helt (re " ih we to eave the feel+ | Enylish dairy,Couziasé Cotuuun okiin wi ANIL EW BLEAKLEY 3 jugs of parentatban of the'r cb ldren, *, eneE wa BIA Wa hake was - Net ats ta W ORKINGMEN’S PIGHT-HOURS ASSO. Worm iret soveeeo MOAR Canada .. $104 CIALLON. ~Somination for ember of Asem neounter with o Shaik x. Y btaten wget | Cee Cale, burl fad D bly tor the Ninth District, 10th Ward, ‘ The Portlan | Apvertisnt of the 22d 1st. relates save onnveit A A Eb 8 the following story : Tarkers “T4a20 Tame dacks, pair thal 25 Fyill_ SENAIONIAL ay a Was ‘ We learn that s few days since Captain George Fowls verses Tbady Live Geece, pais..2 val U Ath Sarthe CHANLES PB. CORNELL Fadder hile w y from New York t Foren Meare pind the ine t é Liibee, feil'in, when ¢ the ite Bouth ©: 1 Lor y islend poet rides ‘ Ped bY per ib Vael hat AA . ibe at sia wie h with what istermed deai cal, Tue opportu- | fambcatase.. Vale te (onset? ue the Meaty ly, DY Keeming propitions, tt piainand @ young gs abovr, ANDREW man ved Peter Jobne er nined to enjoy & | Aon'es, com, bbl a beak bien Teabotta JG SRVEY, Grand Marshal aan So tewater bath, it was] ‘do | rood.....40004 8) fine, per i? * | 19at4 ik TU ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS 20 War, ih uot many minu whou young Jobneon sayshe | Peers bhi com,..5 0007 8) Do | commor a8 ° tewular Tammany tuination } omethiog val | white,’ snd in an instent he | Cranberties, Wie Wall 00 Quinces, bbI pete Mew ber of Aeenbly, ALE x AND} wh WAKD. Wit vas carrie! under ti 0 surface to deptt of twenty | Cranberries, B.12 @at4 0. He Masti ake iY Pelee ae AS, FELINE fret. He now discoverad that he was in the jaws * primp Farr. PETPR Me Fis aa f thone voracious man-enter sharks, Strug- | Cherries, pitted [Armes « te ] mW, ASSEMBLY DISTRICT Riing with all his streogt?, Joineon managed to ban ‘ pete | ¥ hortio! “bward Union Nomination and Citizens’ Ae br y ae nt coc hen tiou Norninatic : aud reach the surfaced again; bus the ° unpealed 16815 Pe owe CHARLES 1, SMETH. i souk Wie moon uiber hin, and contuued to bie | Cnepants ; 5 7 1 i bit in varions parts of the body, when the youug | Blackberries. . "y Nuts 30n3%9 | DOD WARD, MOZART BALL 2 tian hethought hin o: the sailor trick of putting | Raspberries... i a+ SEMPLY DISTRICT bis togers in the whark'’s eyes, which he did, and KEGULA EMUCRATIC MINA N to bis uo stnall gratification, soon saw the frenzied | Mercere eta cae ce rine monater fleiny from Lim, Jobmson now swat to each iowa bb 26) Va. & Del, sweet THOMAS CALLAGHAN, sad stl, and Levy on board, was found to | Buckeyes, bbl... Tha 60 New Joreey do om : teu feartul y tora abeut tue ebdem GANDER ANT Fiett vag eTant ALC OCRION NORIO, | ection entirely o—Loth thigha aud «| Ptrentne, bhi... 2 or being terribly laverated, There belng wo wind mics)! LORIDGE & SCOTT, ATCTIONI ‘ took him in the yaw! eB | ‘ Keal Betate sale, on t b ut t # to the village ot Greens 0] 60) Gee Biaat a Will Ol 112 late ct eround “i el 2 Lig wouuds were up and dressed wast Ou| Canlifi rated near the eott City, N heuor and the 5 bond On| Celery bie Fy Bon Summit aves, | a at ! ) buug (oan nade as comforiablc uuder the circum 1'95a1 BY Roineth, bot eHich baw be cenahat le uonnle f ce tt bee as poss. bh, Johnson vas formerty a mem. --- ties bie the Hoboken eM ; e Burst Maine Heavy Artillery, aud te said SPECIAL NOTICHS, raliroad, Phe locaton te « iy &) be cue of the Less aWimmers tu the State, erence ene emnenceneneee omen seed jor exieust a andt — : Shouid thieday te «to y he «4 Utne aes Bales tine Mootise ne BOWIGE | Fy Cotas dene el ee hecen cee te Come to Life Agaia, wos NY Oe MACHING, 5 Maps may te obtained of LiKOWAS AL j LS Se - — he Court Houre, Hoe ‘ nd i John ied " ! 4 man, af vas sup ~a 8 ale ni au, @ colored wan, died Cas sur Howe Sewing Machine ‘omnp ny. No.629 » 88 Montgomery dereey ¢ huct, posed) et ep early hour on Saturday qiorning, at | Nrondway, N.Y. Elias Howe, Jr., Piesident, Agents hie res! in St, Ls aud a shroud | wanted L Ai DOUGHTY, ‘clock, bo Ba c name BENNETT.On Wednesdor, Now, 1, Elicabeth, 1 wite of James Bennert were procure’, and the colored corpse, alter beng ashe!, shaved, and dressed ja the burial clothes, laid out in the eof", While bis bercaved ‘ “ va wrinciog her tears ow of a bandar i be reietives aud friends of (be famt ta ise t ty OPVORTL NY rehie’, and numerous friends, vinta with fully “hye ed to attend the funeral, a ter- HOUSERKEEPEKS \ vere sitting around the dead ‘ody, talking Rie te nine will’ betta taaen to nrivate teeny Atte ss rar » * " ub Phat nao a Fone 38% brig Mr. Retm dant Cemetery for interment, it abit erroon, N deniy ra nse) | rht in his n, wit ©, on Pince, Sth the majesty of Ceath in t i fare, M g bie Stora hee, Ha eT sohe Heenkaré ~ ‘ave, conelatin oth me velvet not entirely sightleas orbs around upon the com: | tive of Tyrrei’a Pass, Co, Weatm 4 eee, oo ingrain earpete, vant parlor euiis, ¢ pany of mourverr, bis clay Nps Vegan vo chatter | $6 veurs, stimeath, lrel aged French eatin brocace! aud Bie some unintelligitle s.uff about the oer worl), The triends and myjatives of tie fam » and elso TRAY me , Toe result of this bideous perfor + was to | the members of N, . M iation, ae "AND COVER 1 ruddes horror, | 2spectiully invited to wil end tie” funeral, on sate ifn be ont hela on, | tides utternoon, Sov 8, at 2 o'clock, trom her . bet pd al aa yee Idenee, 144 Ave, i ‘ of ° ~themen c bronze clocks, rieu lace curtains, ol p nue € : Ith cilated , ay Lt le On i w. 2d 1 of coneeatior of 1 and mabotany ledsicade, bureaus. roc , egg tie soeme, Men Pitire Rateant fone pepereum tee Mog | Heances, Sofke apring aud hair ml traae'e, bleu disirenet vidom, was amcag the’ wumver'wio | Lavtusatoutmred sy teaca ard dipoathoe es oer a gC dhaaaeedd pa fainted, When shecame to ahe 1 out of the Vhe remaluswili be removed to Ovego for inter- Tl . a ; : room apd cutof the houss nnd nothine could Ine | ment 1a UTOR'S CLOSING SALE OF REAL. -uee her to return during the day, uotwithatand- | MATTHEWS—Mary Elica, Caucuter of Martin ate —LEW18 FE WOOD wiil sell by auct ing eho was assured that her hustaud bad coms | wnd Susan Matthews, aged I year, 3 montha gud us | Sitous te » Boul to te conscious, aud that the doctor thought he | day. Be a acd tera muivht recover. Vhe relatives and friends of the fornily are respect. y, Sd Nov, at lo fully invited to attend the func 4 plots, surrounded with 1 buildin turday eftete building lota @ « Paar is the flest loagon learnt, wil the last one | Roo 4th nat at 1 otclock, trow the, residence or ace | UUPorhmente, echoola and churchew elecant oy forge tten, parents, 558 Greenwich ot, a street graded, sidewalks laid, licht taxation, ‘tere nia Res : =On NVo « oe Oe John ney enay, Mapa at 6) Montecowery at, Jereev City, 2 ~- —* he beloved aon of iormnn¢ and Farah Mooney, axzec ° ib at) 4 Finnnorml Newn, Markets, te. Hear. month and 9 dvr, ne |S Leal ha Oe eh SE a EA . be iilends and acqunintances are respectfully ine Sé Nasal Bt, Opposite the Moat Utlice New Yor! Thuraday, Nov. %, 6 P. M.—Gold was] cite} to attend the tuners this: (Freay) eftere | MINER & SOMERVILLE wall #ell nt guction, bis quiet to-dey nt 146.9 116%, The afternoon qnotatious | noon, at Lo'clock, from the resideuee of his parents, | “ays Nov. td, at thelr Sa es Nasa by an © general stock market, compared with thoee of | 199 East 11th et to Calvary Cer for totere Ay carpet toetiss fanies Swaine, but t ment, 103 rpeta, extension tables, ut. bu emlay afternoon, chow a deciine of from \ to 2 5 " ; 4 na'trases, office Wig « ‘ MchIL ~On Thursdar, Nov, 2 . rere percent, A few sorte were, by the same compariwon, | yrar of | Mary Ann, the Ye ove yor ite ( froctionally higher, Governments were firm at rate s tt, a native of Listowel, ¢ Or #ichuly decreared rates, ‘The loan market was active * he: ‘of 7 ' . dvs . ne irlende of are re " tat atT percent. Commerctal papor of high grades war | to attend the t the fesud pow Hounets aud shewin, slik eeode, tat mati 4 freely offered, and paseed at 7 ay, ‘ oy Peet band. 21 Huron ave, voklyn, ou - : ely ¢ passed at 73g a9, with very little | itt ie otcluck, DAWN ALP—THIS Day, at? preien exchange was active at lsiga 108 eens : = JOHN AORTIMER, 19 Fox Hroadwe it for 6-daye bankers’, On'Change to-day Piour was AXOTICE lots men's aud wowen'e elo! k few lic, Letter on low and medium grader, Wheat - _ pee i? — p48 9 akreey 7 ts, Cri 4 pe { 1 * > * - q ‘ a *) Fueets fi oO eon was without decided change, Corn was Je, Letter, ] ELGIAN PAVERS’ ASSCCTIATION—A shore, and oles goog, By i. Onla were firm, Pork was lo Beet wus steady, meeting will be evening, at AN, 102 Lieh'h ave, i cutest an . . 7% o'clock, at Mil cor 26th at, and Tih Lard was quiet and Whiskey was steady ea” a hanbaeee ea te nltanh aa busts JAWNBROKER'S “ALE Pills STOCK SALFS-—FiaeT BOARD, Hess of importance be transse ed. DB lig oeloek, at BELL & INK AHA order of $109 1.8, CaS re. AGN 40 Hud. Hy, Bn... YT OWEN HAGAN, Prests JOHN McDONALD. de0.301 | Moone. oxnpristy Howes; . 04 F ro f : > Ton mrin . wriviue men's aud wome arbor it Kendle i. fis |] FPARNESS MAKERS’ ASSCCLATION Will pio and other drcraes, ui ) Mit, lib hold their regulsr monthly meeting at Cooper | cloaks, pece coors, eheets bow t Lo Tustitute, room pu Friday everiuug, Nov, sor, &c,, auitable tor the 1000 Trea, 7 blu 9 + o'clock, All members six monuuha or over 4 scoir, 16 wbO ave notitied to pay allarrears due by them, at to do vo their pames will be BROKE! SALE—THIS DAY, Al ot Py “ieiy cken from the roll iv with the new Il o'cicek, uu JAS AGAR, at 61 New B 000 NY, Te, B ia Constitution and Heel CG. DURNING, | CTY, of ladies’ die hhawle, ciouke, sadite, ture, 4) Obio & Mies, Pres, FRANCIS AHERN, 459" | petticoats, ta! rit (uilte, Lanketseto M00 | 4055 ONGSHOREMEN, NO. 2, WILL HOLp A | eee At cduhaiph flannel sade tts aly Oaerot HUGH POSMY TH ! AUCTR—WILL St na thie Friday even De, at + o'clock, ou of their new constitution und bye Richarp FIELD, laws aud c rimportant business, All members are thisday, at 1) o'clock the sock and tity *» nested t attend JOUN GANNYN, Pies, THOe, | the barroom Ne, f New Coaniber st, counters, t ‘ WESTMAN, Ree. see, re | chair. # ovey ice bor, de, iy ‘ Kd RULLINS & CO,, AUCT.—SALE UF 25 | e)-4 fiua ¢ ine House Furniture—W ill ve i thin des 200 Cur, td Beck as sus Canal i, the content I Maripoas Min... 11% A, 0: Hes BROOKLYN ds, niattrasses, bolsters ‘pillows, cowtorte ' © corsand members of thi te & : iv au to mesemble as Panu bay 7 ” earl wt Sunday, Nov Ss HikM & CO,, AUCT., WILL SEL! Cclok, A. Ma We thiaday, Friday, Nov. dd, at lus o'clock, at S the nes 15 Bowery, entire stock of ti juor aud furniture. Marshal and Aide brandies, ving rum, port and cherry wines, € is the weather permite deroi PU LIP CLA choiee vid Burbon and rye whi keys.champ unes, . GP. adtOs, DONLEN, G, ALS fa'so our hold jurnity wiaree Jovol ped ited t4, bair oil and o large lot of other wereh i TETERAN CORPS, WAR” OF ay regular meoting will by held at the Mereer Hiouse on Friday evening, Nov. Sd, at Ty o'elock, to hear news trom sbroad, and to pepare to carrr IOMAS GAFFNEY, AUCT,, SALESROU A out the O60 kag day, at Lu tg ote! measure. Levall ‘trend, anu thore w The aloe auc uot store 4a Le weet daily at the ¢ City Mall Plac ik r pumps, Kegs, bottles, gumijonns iM ork EM. a. RAYMOND, Brig y Cua, MC vt ten . D) SA 3h ore Agi. NB ILLY, AUCT'R, OFFICE of this me e this at IL o'clock Lthiscisy, 82 eas BHO. Aid wt. avr, the contents of & board hi cone tloe of hon enoid ininiture. ehaire, taht . => | clorba, eaipeta, ion bed . toilet tables, ki POLPPIOCAL. furuitere and cooking uveusiintoreiuer vith ps ———. | fixtures, counters, demijohus, bottles, shuces 1 TING OF THE CONVENTION | tre oF & ot the 7th Senator: al District of the Wit ALL AS ABBOTT, AUCT’R, OF?! (united doc ety, beldat Yiu Third ave, on Chatham » on this day, it] ' Nov OHow lug resa:utiou was unani- | at 1.7 Mott bh nea ty ‘ me Resolved, That thia Convention | ing and ott fov pernle te 0M Asc, PLEL 4138 08 Penator trom the cubis ables urcau 1 Senatorial District. Col, J. MURRAY, P. ‘ cs 1, JOUN FB. BENDIX, See, Extreet of sation 443 W M. WITTE WTR . 7 . bis day EMOCRATIC AND CITIZENS’ NOMI-| furniture of 4 int NATION SUH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, |e uvea or halt tarvtuine fen baveseon ° juss, bedd Jvtly 11th, 1éth and i7ta W in’ id hl daes For seuator DANIEL M. O'BRIEN \TEENTH ASSEMBLY 18th WARD hud every thiag tor Louse ards, DISTIUCT yOtl JAR CES, scitle af, Sp sn NY. Cem i Oar - bre k “ore iw a V2 gud. « SECOND BOARD. 4 CHL aR IR 1 ; ks* 000 Oblo a Miss 10) Cum, Coui it Wea Cle, & Tol. B yw N.Y, Cen, K $0 Mu, & Fda © Abu is ~ Wholesale Vrices of Country Produce. Naw Yolas Nov, 2, 1565 The «tringency in finance al circles recently devel- cped throughout a@ll rections of the country still coutinuce to manifeet iteeif with even ased severity in the market under review, and tra asa consequence, has during the week gow closing, | WP ruffered etill greater restr s. Tow buyers, now ino the market, in view of the prospective change in aflauire which must soouer of later result from the yapidly chaning Gepect of finencial affalra, are i spoeed to extend their cpera limite of their immediate w As yet alihoush auxious to rea \ force estes, through foa l the marke rhe reat thie ai ‘ y