The Sun (New York) Newspaper, November 8, 1865, Page 2

apt to be made by atierpte to brow-best Ia urging the eight bour «) eter | 1! apon the public, itis highly desirable that thers | facis should be keptin view, The Lest of causes | hi }may be rulned by injudicious action, and the pba working clatece cannot afford te entail failure upon this beneficial and needful reform by bad man- ageiaont in ite advocacy, by the Bhipjoiners atthe meeting on Satur lay @ year 8K% | n cht, are e model of the true course for tue Work- pouding result im | invinen to pursue in this reaprct. , ections every #lere seer to have | perate in tone, forcible in argument, aps ful to passed ¢ © with cots parative ques, 89 far ae the | fect and unexceptionable in charactor States of | as followe: Resolved, That in jnatice to ourselves ool to our fer \ier, aud for ths lwpr at Gol bas viven ua, wee Jal or to be a fair aud just div | four, and we shall uae al! honorah @ meane to ol- Sanction maxing @ight bours' NEW YORK SUC? i}, NOV. &, 1865, The troopers ty and drew their re- ates ‘tnerk fiinchin7, the aud used th any serious in- erreste: coerce them, a dlepetea te ios Gemevedy oad rented Two comenton, oned officers jor interfering with the police in the ulssha nt outies, one of them deewing ¢ * to shoot a iember of ng one of hie men. Five huedeed of th ro ment left on Saturday, sod the remainder were tnore eam ly con: re! a “wi DNESDAY MORNIN axle of the election in th’s city, and the | 1 other 8 ates, #0 fares re- © press are pub- Tie vote in the city peturaus from this ay ecived up tothe | Uished in tule re be nevera) thous ee indicate a corre The resolutions adopted eo Were cone others were > vumber of arrests ~ | J Tuey are tem. | uot falling far Ne The Nartford ‘Warder and “uicide In our telegraphic c lun der of a wife by an insane busleand wes sa pseteaard The Hartford Cocaast Las thete par result of the ele Now York and x wi Which the Dew ‘Toe retuiron ut dicate the succes San oy are the only outs of yesterday the wor wy bad any hope whatever, a tar received from thie Brate, in- of the Republican ticker, que is doubtful at the present ‘tain i teor vo bn the other States wheretn elections there is po doule that the | vo st least maintained thelr pro et hours for n of the tweoty- Bid tn Mra Greane wore in the hovae alone, ¢ ' ew having left there ut hal “pass never, vk bus Live oF Space or time acco our manual labor d gene fous will no ove thet tLe it oppreesive yp Should wok reluso by graub our ta tas hug onthery Couvtey Metors Party—Whnt the Recent iiectiona Indicate, Aut the fates bave bow held their annual elec jour for tho present year, the list baving heen ompleve! vesterdey, by elections in Now York, Now Jerecv, Massachusetta, Deieware, Merylend, Mchigan, Wise Le shipjoinera have ¢ @bjoct in the above res ven the key othe wool@ | paves be one Mere. Gre ne front parier wiidy rom her neck. “Mee Graene, what Bue revtiod, “Mr, Gree + Wack wae 6; @ ied to appree'a'e tia exeht hour system, sud dually eo pain Ulinols, Missour!, Kavens | ed ptica. Minnoesote and Nevada, Tho two first-narsed states ere the only ones In which th 40 poplar enthutiastn, and even in them it re quired all the arte of the pollsicians to er ite an Ynterest in the ross t, notwi @hat both partes bed good ground upon which to Build @ hope of access, ment In respect to elocdons sugure well for the future of our country. end trying realitios of b.¢ leat four years, when the Dullet took the place of the ba’ Spon the public mind the import mancing exiting political ayitation, eo! 8 tention to the great work of replacing the waste, restoring the national lows, end b tg the wounda{ from which the country hae ao Lately bled. Te good sense and reason of 1.6 peo ple can always be depenlet! upon, and it is ald thus rebuke The people now We te general Beresford, who came co bis areva A Political Slavde an papore of hie rierto make capital avaimes the rj; ponents, male @ great parad nurler of vovere registere! wan al« » uaaod lees than the nu year; end thrroupon was any appre b er nook, ane exkel nad Bho BP eter standing the fect of votes polled leat imped to the conelua i tteut of Demo jugular ten ov of the neck Was crity t ria. @ car t | Greeva remereed | Leon wf eid toe | fug, be us anne {toe men, know jt ern nedlecrcibacidbinss cratic fraudulent voting at the ele Bu b stuf shows the ceaperate siraits to which the Every man of nse expected that the vote this year would be much lighter than before, simply because the former one wae polled in aw exciting Presi‘eatial canvass, while the latter wae comparatively unimportant and devoid of excitement, The vote pulled wae besvier than we presumed if would be, and we doubt not the very journals who have cirivon ay | bard to make the point ayainss the Democracy to which we eliude, ere rr: crepancy between the two yea: bb was mace for Mr. t Woe fu, por « Wh te waiting for the ner, Oficer Note summon d @ jury, who were about etienaing to ther Guten, when it wee wiated that the door te Mr, Greeve’s room was kd and the key on the nace, qi rier before elrven sboutthe prem som but that he hed escaped. ce of discounte- he room was eutercd ty when a terrible » on the sofa, with Lia s open razor by e achair, with « vend, and ail alive, | live but @ short time, » gash om tho right sive of bia neck inte the : king oe opening lato the mouse. Pout eon acres se left arm. dia) p rally meensillc, ous couls not artiou Ik eppeared that Mea Grenne wre y coutre table reading the * apc ge A tier,’ when ber cath r throat with a razor, then r le! ed hie door, lay down and delit the aiteinpt et ais own | fe, t 4 the parlors, opened te frou! sored murdct, os we bave vreriousy wot strange that they | the sir ife-msking politicians, Dave enough to do without engaging In angry par @aan quarrela It in, of course, desirable suat they @hould give as much heed asever to the Kir d of moamuren Lest adapted to the public good, and the elass of won who aro best qualified to carry them out; but there is no necessity for that ecrimony, Ditterness and recrimnation which used to be ao prominent « feature in political campaigns ood whieb did so much toward builling wp eectional- Yem end dividing the people of our common country. The great duty now devolving upon the mation te to make the desort places blossom 5 to build up where now are ruins; to develop th wesources which await the hand of industry ; and @ promote the wealth ant prosp To effect this desirable remus Mt te necessary that a!) causes of estrangement Detween diferens sections aboull be tguored k nduesy fratornl'y tual respect a}.oull Low bo promoted. The wor t* of op probrium and angry controversy should be Said aside; the people should remember once more @hat that they ere brethren, aprung from a vou- mon ancesiry; au! the recollection of their fathers, @tanding shoulder to shouldes in the bufaut the Rupubiic, should inspire them to agaia join hands in the good work of elovatiug the'r country fo the proud position which destiny haa place! within fte reach, Judicious pol ey to pursue, the last few y which on!'y mutual forbearance Deal, The future advancement and pro: y dopend upon the treatment which these woua es ele'l pow reveive, aud ib r dispomtion, a caupaigog bo He had cut» py murprinet that th 8 not greator, Jef and Lis Prospects He bad tied profu Tie reply of the Prasiient to tuo delegation of Baltisore ladies who lately berieget liso balfol Jare, Davis, will probal! statements wh ch have been ao exte lated about the release of the great eeceler witho it fow days @ number Washington corrorpoudents have asserted quite pow ively thatthe expatriate Davis, and so.ce iniigoation wae be- ginning to manest itself on the pari of those who des're to soe treason lege! According to the reporte! lauguave of tie Priel. dent. however, Davis wii civ’! tribunal, course would be eventus!iy nao consistently avoid is, evident now that if Jerr. putat reatthe verninent lad determined to u ho@ givou ev.lel fears thet bo mg!t but di dl hos antic), me itjire ww oubers. i \ » ane alier hag aa Abd declare! to be a crime, @ountry at lage, tly be tried by @ OAod thas thie pursued, for the Gov uu ble Biase of ft Builiog in be appearance bb aie tue tuoud put bere Was We havo never 4: nor at the tite to | ding of the jury was im avoorlene Good fee'ing riety td Greene was & Le leaves tno sess dof cords the government be virtually endo ing treason ty failng to brand it es @ crime Buppose the President should ot Davy, without trial, whet legs! ground would there Le for charactori¢ng treason a8 @& cre single rebel has yot been tried uy; No man was ever convict Therefore, tf those who tors shall not be officially aud ley such, we have no mght to apply such a des'gnatio: tothem, Probably, Jurv. but ife, wevonture the opinion that it will be alter he shall have been tre Land United States judiciary fo Pieaucial News, | New York, Tuesday, Nev. 7 . Mo—There wee n bemongs stock dealers to-day, anda heavy businere waa tangs vday allernoon, 1 that charg. sto byor ce lof treason fu the Unit. mn we call iral- This te thet show aa advance of from oe ye te o andthe ous The occurrences oi havo lef smarting wounde, and amity will iba tow o.hora we erhiremte were cull aad noglected, ément in Prairie vs to have mal. Davis may be exiet, demand for um per cent, oacall, the brokers had There was more ditpesition to ¢ the country gr + wae niore wctive, Lutat i yuvicted by the she crime of treason, countcommercial paper et Tal ‘ange wae nomisal, aa po b srtOidayson Lonce es manifested tn the lite + pour “ol on the trou led waters"? there Is eireugth ;' @ unit.d effort of the peorle would prove potent tn restocing harm) 00d will, and thereforeth splaced by the ‘The Crepe. Taw October report of the Comm'ssioner of Agrt- aol will releve miu fardan prebensiod conceruing the crops of the Ts will be remembered that the rep ete published about | arvems tide, in ras the wheat crop, w woe thousbt tial ‘ous BAtiona: motte t { hands, a union of heart, a; of our Uaion forever.” Cholera An linpertaut Tas people o from the municipal! ay Measures for the pr ine alization of the Py eek c mamission into the partoft the contractors anloire.tro Movement. whis city hawe nohtog i eo had alioss ruined the crop, aud the Agricultural Bureau rej or ld of wheat would be over twos; short of what it was the provious year, now appeary from the f ports that the ‘eficleney about twelve millon bushols ~ fe vey! cof duty has resulted in ot the prospect of dirty st eote toilet with the cholera at our very duors, an) know ng D u of the city s.rongly attracts our oficlala makeno efor: to mitigate ‘o precaution of yas uy of the authort- Wes, the Sua bas Vequesdy eppen ed te the people to organize some jan, upou thelr owa responsi- Dility, for protecting sue city against the dreaded Wo are glad to see, in response to those Guggestions, (hate number of our leading citirone Dave inaiiiused a soustery plam which, Uf carefully e@arried out wil) undouviedly be the means of dor thas the filiiy c was supposed, ‘Dut thie d ni lency of by other ceeala, The corn crop wiilbe oer nited States; the oatecrop ox- ceels that of last year by fifty mtiion bushels: the increas: of hay is five million tons; and rye barley, buckwheat end other crops are represented as belog dition of the crops ing, in view of the beavy foreign consequent upon the very hight Notwithstanding the fact that we are just emerg- lng from the greatest war iu t werld, we have an abundance of everyting in the od cau besises sup) | ever grown in the o~:- partcuarly graufy- eld in Barope, SF apt ee history of the composed of prumiuynt mielical men, cloryyaen, merchaate and others, at OS Wea inaugurate! for the pur Ik le proposed to rales the wim of filty thousand dollaa with which to carry cut the project, and we bave mn the required am What ie fifty thousand way of food, all b requires, Riet at Richmend — ud the Holi A eerious conflict ecourred at Richmond on oa she police of that city end @ num- ber of sokiiers belonging to the I'l th Regimens of The Burterin says: Fifth Regiment of 0-1 a our ecty en which emver pose alluced to, 440 0 “5. 6b ec hesitancy in saying Ut oughs to ba prompily dollare—ore ya with the fate whic! Constantine pe sud other astern cities uave aiely c experienced (rom the sams scourge whose a eusrd bas alread) reached thie harbor? ‘eve that by cloaasing theeity and adopttyy prover svultary rogulations, the visitation of cuolers might Without these precautions ther (ood reason to beheve that the pestilence will m ypearance here with the opening of next t movement alluded to is calculate! to | with whoop aud pistol #) the authors of it are good and re- i the plan ls exacily in acconiance Vows aud suggestions, andl, there. (rey wear Glad shat 1s bee been Ine a si wit iw Cul, SW, rau either h Obto Cavalry, » ebout T00 strong, arrived @ they are to be musteres o1 Dicy were quartered “ the u bby, bus num ers of | them were siroliny bee) recently urrenct, hey found no ditt yy and having ‘4 Lian, Now, 7, 1808 nag well eupplod The yards openel 0: heal of Leeves on © | during the weak, shows 4 ery time of about [0 bead ove | average quality Ve preven d, Hbon, the uae was ulted Lnek fura, CouBeglicnced Tes end white, old and ye of the stock + of wet week, and / Lin, coarse brutes bas affected trade semen hat, and Bs tL is mostly for the better ence are fully’ ine an average of Noarly all were armed wish Bebios wid joeded 1 nd Upon ame of the me found sume rauging fi covering tue wim of ai! re, ent relic nand Ww ge on of erg veeut demand Sprves oe this leet reported, tn llow to Ac Lieve success, Trp sucess of labor re: Upen the temper with whieh they are urved upon ity Bens. ble and well-meaung employers he olicers and to Willing to listen to the grievances of | would be « their employes, when such grievances are pre- pented ins Kindly, courteous and respectful man- omg while om the other band, no tmoresson is) however, tj full of Uruskeo wluere whom we 89 8 giiard over of at ‘Hise ne rma dopeade greatly . 1 age prices Ht (he e slele dusing we and Calves ; 4 Rood, ¢ price so hos @.oiore. COMMA siogk : mn dd pimes are COUsEQUELLy higher. ” good milchare | FenLoreeweliie, nthe nape of ty from the #44 Massaci C ta9Th | ca Y. SOCTETY FOR THE RI RELIFP OF Ca @ the Rupinred and Crippled have opened 6 i van ti ' Mend 0 1% 108 Wea SSin wt. a fow doy i @as: oF Shep and Laviha ' sch of the inarke® | Sth av, where trumes and oi! Fa hae been extreme!» bt todev trade | Dandaces will be “rp eeale of prices was | Rt con has Loom trmotnted for thay pe oe Fecenn’ Oa be , Laws | hs ue free. ® 2 teh ie Joun ©. 4 s, o in geod Pest M, MAKILEY, Ree, Sec, Prineips Leg oo OF eeond ar, “ FACHER MATHEW FEMALS T. A. T. Betiety Neo 1. of Brocklen, B. hb), wil how fn TWapertons meeting af 74 o'cleck this ever wre ab tomp rance Msl!, cor, Grand acd Tik ete. Spee Nersia. Bavley, Moowe ond Cleve. Ss melng > Zaire. hotng qaoted to-day at ¢1 2 wine, Sore, thoveh in m niiag fall Prices te«dar ported. The teadence edatl sal‘e. lor the week throvehert Aunt Mama'i, Anno Fergusca, of So 4 of § Y., ne cant h b. the wcuabers @ the Soevty. THOS. MM. LUOYD, 465 veula, BES) she-p end lee Pres, THOe, MOC AML, bee 1b Flour and Groin, Tad FATHER MATHEW PRMALE T New. B Bows iy. Ne. 4 of +6 TEQGO lad eee Frome We oncte all eredoate + -} eb thew bail ve even, Yaoan, for the pure pe One Breage, 87 Sth: Wertern fra.low ata te Clio at 0 19980 28 5 Boe fi t, Pres. oO Mpet og. 1 Tas & ht food Vemand at 40ac te for #° «11.81 09 for Canada Wert, HE REV. 8. TREN At 5 PRIMY, dD, ne or the Now York Obteerves wil deliver a Free Lecture, This Bren me, at Se’ eleek, at rhe Koor ot n— Thanet lle better, Western nnsound the New York Yous Mee'’e Ohrietian Asoc. ion be'n ed ab S254, and eued Mired Western Poth av. ood 9); Droeds ay. subae i vutef the Live i padlic ere invited. Mure, Soience aad Melly The Nay Verter. i New Ya! ——- t nn ot AUCTION NOTIC“A, N EXTRAORDINARY. opr . A YOu KUUsKRMEPERS | OMTURTTY Pre dh wperty ef n pr! ates Tar Thane 2 ECTAL j ‘ r f or Makers Virst Premium linac " re iv ree Go ‘A rine ranhinns, 406 lieend var, a POUL AND COVER how York and 48h Fultow rt. Brooki, a, ay ; echwalbut tbarb.eson ‘aire . . CC@> es Casing “ heeler & Wilsen Laok stitch Sewing | bianze cleoks, rich lace enrtair Patina r +o La ehify Yaa Button Hvle Mech ao Trenda, rockers, ehlua an T “4 ee ” Howe Sewing Wachkine Company No 620 Pentive. hee, take euuery, o Sa Dopest* requ ret fs Wiha troadway, N.Y. Blias tlowe, Jr., President. Avene - pia 2d bis U UCTION—JOHN MORTIMi-R —— ER ——) Bro aver’ Auctioneer, ‘MARRIAGES. Nfld TA fe VY—WHBSBLI—On Thuredey evening, | ble voeds worthy the sitheden oe id houses Harlem, by the Rev, Mr. Draper, Mr, | ke pore. : pea ey ae ri ore > “1 . to Miss Ma eare Niger worm OF Mor AMG 1CTION NOTICE ORT GAGE SALE. = . aut fareivuse cont a ou w saktnate . cor, Waverey re 4 eee . Bevany, lide o'cleck, con prising p chong HOPKINS—On Tuesday moruing, Now, 7th, John | 82 chamber fucuisuie of ad: descriptions piano: @ Led gerwoot acod 1 monte and M4 day, eon of Mar- ts, feather beds, bedding, oll palut urs, cruck- . and Bara erolativog nl fal y invited te or ware, and every artic o Lecensniy for mache bowreboopeng. 4 UCTION SALE OF CROTON ENGIN@ 4% West doth at § & CO, Anucttor sk, aW the turniw * iwitads of the family are 4 funeral. this Vi * an afternoon, Ath inst., 2 e'clock P. M., from No. 16 Prince ot, Brooklyn, W.D. ? TTENRY Suddenly on Monday, 6th inet., Margaret ad 7 seed 13 roark, n ‘ er frientenre reapeetiully invited to attend she eeses, funeral, thie Wernosda aNernoon. atl o los, Pr, hair, ups amd viru matt wh, tire i fore the Rev. Dr. Harpests Chureh, Th re, : - ie t 12h end 15th ata, ’ UCTION NOTICE—M. DOG ° c. SARY—On ‘Thesday, Nov. 7th. Sarah, recond ienger, wil eA RDB LE daughter of Kutna and Themes Loary, aged 17 | Auction hoc 4 Oo Oem, Ae “¢ oe aud bowl it cape intances aro rrepec 08, WITTOK®, pianoiorte, Vv the funeral, thie Weanes w banoiire, gan fon Sag lok, fromm che residen’ 6 of he: = Ee & INGRAUAM WILL SFLL OW ihuieday aot. at 1049 c'elouk, at the Mer muons A Chonte s al, the fi om Vetioulare be care 7 iv, Nov. 7th. at 8! Tul 1 to OTTOn's Bepere. AED On Monday, Nov. Cth, Mary, wile of Jicot m4 Miace, Leroy ©’. REDDY —On Toea's ¥ Reddy, in the aunty of Wear th. Lredand, relatives ant tive of the taraily ave reaper oe attend the froeral, ou Lhnraday afernoon, -{ 9 W Culver) Cenieiery for in er. 1 € 18 | rear of lla nee, @ hative i pa ee Lhe OA FROG fo eh ool By onuer, MN. ROSS, vo On Motley, Nov. 6th, Jobn W . ~ a LK of Conmmmption, NBROKEG'S SAL JAR. th Cautiv are reapaet(alle lavitet iAR Let 20 cre tl the ieailewce of hie : oy du Wednesday, 560 bust. pas TRADE NOTICNS, OF THE JOURNEYMEN ty will be hed ie to rer of THEO, FIKEHOU ky Be eat joka BOC. phy LOMO — ik POLITIC An. bem peut, 20 e@coud band Cy w d Pe dung, NT MAYOR, JOHN HECKER.— THe PROP s CANDIDATE, RADLY Werk'r an 1 Meoheaios, one ant ail, around JOLIN HiCK ES, our True end Wor. thy Friencu” of Lhirty LOST AND Pound, ror ND, NOV. 84, IN 48th ST., BET atand Jd Way 0 08 town \ y dns the sanount end ¢ eer bor wih ges a6, by eailing ate 0 imas dou ’ 1's What tiv SCITY EXPRh'g WE PEO ' ‘ L MORAL PRe © tuak TLE OLIQUES COR, OF WA And Honert JOIN ROK! R, ond r te p M aThae abt , i tax thetr to bl ce ‘ r mon t« ‘ ‘ VOTB FOR JOuN HOOKER AND RICHARD I 1 wite O'GORMAN | ll }3 or ee ot y uA Jevery at ’ ‘ r . ied cts, | VARD — Li ON MONDAY ' . tu ‘ ‘ uu A GRAND TEMPERANCE MEBTING OF | ‘ : 4 the Father ba A, B, Boriets , + Y will tare 4 ven ne atT ot t hail, iat | Pm. — the pabh ibe on hand, Th SOL Lhotspeou ay ah rp ARD—ON } IDAY, NOV. ony Tote will Vioin ani eat, Pati i what ena “ ) ward wui L@ paid & ty "KLEEN, VELL AAA oo NO, 4, 1, 1 —A SPECIM, Mon 1 ' Io “13, tha aheve 1) 1 Cavalry, Net of aug Wednesday evening, Nov. 0 ov Kewuru to KG. At antic and Celurebin eu. Pie /@apeci uily invited Lo nt portance wil be traneace IRMAN, Prest, 1 DOMERTY, Secty, QUEFUIONS eoual clek mews 4 aL, Lo Montsemery PUBLIC ME!TING OF THE YOUNG | syurowm, thik o sre the Mens’ Father Mathew I. B. Sovlety, No. 2. uf en Nonuay eve ia Pooky, B.D, wit be heltacthe'r ! fo cor, south |G: dae ane Dubois the eener van cet ind dheso { evakine: tae ® ada. Duta ine genes oe ‘ Yelock, Speaking b ‘ Mae ani vod : - pinata er v land, #ioging by the Giub BY J. MUL! . spy Preat. L. POWER, Kee, ai | SRURg “pane, MATHEW T. A.B. SOCIETY | PROM AND TO LIVERPOOL ¥ fi i & yo te ing atthe y “ . , iting and ty i Wack Star Line,—Loi x" daly tebd dant Liverpool, tne “yaila on Ghote Tdi simeagey | For Lou ion- } wails an Ost Vor, Mt \ \ : Poker ee | For papaige wip tet wenual ball tebesy ol} 7 ame SOT “4 Abid VEIL CURRY, Pres; < ; ¥ 1 | SEES TO QUEENSIOWN AND LIVE: L = peat ERIN Nov. Lith, Cabs pare 2 . O: pay eine iy cu rene Mia yw Wil gual 1ON 39 E ER MATHEW T, A.B, SOCIE Je sey City, will holt @ Public t all Fem Ota way, ; IT APScoTl's EMIGRATION AND bok BIGN BAC UA ce he iby Persons seh We to teas le: wit frends can have ‘ here eer in eeu > ¢ wong wedit, ut 1 lowest posible mes, trom Lik ie | FxS0L8 aad tren LONDON, Deaiieon Uo eas Bina and Ivclend from £1 a6 ups iris i ba to keep ord CULLEN, Kee, PATHE 4 MATHEW FEMALE 7 of Bveklya, ELD. ¥ Uwe ab Mason): on tie Weuneeday evening. i ren ! Appy bo Fann, eeleves _W8i | TAPSCOTY BROS. & CO. 5% Soceh oF Hb ws 1Ue:¢ is badivese ess — 2sha-——=- 3 SHARLES BiCitantio, Pr FURS, Bee | LApIE § FATHER MATHEW T. A. b, S6- clety, N. Y. bolle @ public mre ny their bali, cor, “Loti et, tad Sih ave, Mr. Me cdO" of Capada, will eudre the meeting, sine Mo-sre, Wallace, Donieis, Lawier, aud Mise Canavan, and @ host of obers. N. B.—The menbe fe quis varticulariy re iwested to attend. THU all other Furs eyus.. r rest, JOHN DILVER, Vice, PHIL, Me, jag to the laters sivles, Recaps siven (0 puschs ee BOG Wo insure agelost Mobbe, FLEMING, blameges, ead