The Sun (New York) Newspaper, January 22, 1866, Page 2

ar THE NEW YORK SUN. WYONDAY MORNING, JAN, 22, 1866, Froe Saffrage tn the District of ( olambia — Injustice to the White Voters. T= passing the bi)! providing for negro sufirage 1) (he District of Columbia, the House of Repre- “vee have made themaelves amenable to three ccave harwes, First, that of degrading the prio ‘pla of popular elections, by enfranehising a class © "eu who are elmom invariably incapalie of voting intelligently. Becond, that of imposing ‘pow the people of the District of Columbia an in- uration which the ssid members of the House, with very rare exceptions, have not favored in reapect to their owm States. Third, that of disregarding the fundamental principle upon which all republican governments are founded—tbe right of the majority tw rule. The object of the electoral franchise is to afford an opportanity for the people to make wise and intel- gent choice of their rulers. It is true that there ere many white voters who are not competent to make an intelligent choica, but such cases are ex- ceptional ; and even if the proportion were much larger than it la, the fact would be no excuse fur giving the suffrage to a class who sre generally Incapable of forming correct con lutions upon Political questions, But the inconsistency o: the House in this matter is @ noticeable feature, Ooly ® few of the Northern States permit their negroes © vote, but here we flud the representatives of every Northern Biate voting to compel the people of the District to allow their colored citisens to vote. For example, the Republican representatives of New York voted solidly in favor of the bill in question, yet this State does not allow Soresir.cted negro suffrage, nor do its delegates in Congress publicly advocate such « policy, Mr, Barwonp, oa¢ of our most prominent members, voted to force this measure upon the District but eclther im his journal wor in his speeches have we ever found « word in favor of unqualified suffrage tm Now York, The action of the House upon this qWWestion, however, is most censurable because 0! ite otter disregard for the wishes of the people who are affocied by 1h At the recent elections in Wasbingion and Georgetown upon the ne- tro suffrage propositon, the vote was nearly Hoanimous against such policy, Congress, M course, has power to levislate as it pleases Pacerning the Distr ot, but the intent of the law ‘demands that it shall act tm socordance with the Wishes and interests of the people whe are con- cerned. In ite relations to the District, Congress ‘a simply » Legislature, and is ¢xXpected to sot the Fart of @ representative body, But in the case @lluded to, the House hee acied diametrically in ©pposition to the wishes of the people, and in dis- regard of their earnest protests. We are in favor ef qual.fied suffrage, without distinction of color, but we are opposed to enfran: hising @ mass of (gnorance, and we are still more opposed to imprs- tng such an evi) upon @ community of white voters who loudly protest against it French Pelicy tm Mexico. Twas is ® prospect that the future pol'cy of France with regard to Mexico will soon be devel- wped. By the foreign news published in this Worning's Bum, we observe that the French Legis wture have been summoned to assemble to-day, Tanuary 28d, and it ts stated that the opposition embers of that body have in caucus ‘Mecided to Birect their efforts chiefly to the Mexican question.” Phis means thet the enti. Administration party— we in this country would call them—have de- Germined to fight the Emperor's party in the Legislature upon Mexican Ground. The opposi- tion were strongly opposed to the Mexican scheme fm the first place, and have continued hostile to it ever since, At the last session of the Legislature, bey boldiy denounced it, and thelr influence upon te subject was so “trong that they very nearly @uceceded in passing @ resolution for the with- Grewal of the French troops from Mexico. The epposition are not only strong but influential, end be may be expected, therefore, that they will soon @ause the truth to be developed respecting the ro- tations between Narotsom and Maximiiian, fhe Freodmon’s Skill Essential to the South, The Soutbern journals are se geverally afflicted with «chronic disposition to rail againsi the freed Wen, and to insist upon supplanting them with hate laborers, that it is @ positive relief to find, Booasionally, « sensible suggestion from one of Shem, upon this subject. The Lynchburg (Va.), Mews, o new paper, which ts edited by an ex-rebel colonel, earnestly advocates freedmen's labor, and Gives the following as one of its reasons: one pPodpanins oe experience obtained by long bas boom “socompltebent the “difculties as just commenced, The curing and ‘epariug it f market, embrace many manlpulenoos which it ta ebeclutely Smpoedlble for Perso: ent with the business pln vo ig pois e quently the services of negroes whe have had a Uite-long experience in the business, are areatly to be Reomewwteel ey white persous who ore jant, . ie eiaveme as its proper cultiva The News cites the tobacco staple for the reason Abas it ie the chief agricultural product tm the neighborhood of Lynchburg, The same facts are dou! Alesse true in respect to cotton growing. The negroes understand the business thoroughly for they have been all their lives engeged init If they are to be supplanied at all 1) must be done by laborers purposely imported from Europe, for the whites whe are now in this country can ob- tain more remunerstive employment. White laborers would necessanly be totally ignorant of the work to be performed Upon the Southern plan- Motions, and while it ts true shat they might learn, 1h ie likewise true that learning requires time and st best the matter would be an experiment, [t is manifestly to the imterest of both the Planters and the f\eedmen, that the latter should fontinue in tielr old occupation If the Bouthern press generelly would adopt the plan of the Lynch. burg Naws, and try to ellay instead of Qgurevate the prejudices of their people, they would do their erection some good—ceriainly more than by aesail- bg the Government under the guise of berating he “Radicals.” es Hew te Settle the Fenian Treubles, Tax Fonian Senate, now in session in this city, bes sdopted » resolution Fequesting President RKomesre to lasue a call fore Congress of the organ- isotion, © be beld et Piteburg on the Dib of Vebruary. We hope thas resolution will be recon - sidered, ond thas the proposed Congress will not be convened, Suche movement would only make the existing difficulty less easy of axtjust- ment. Thad branch of the orgen mation a ESR et cence Se PN eee Seen eee LLL A A Oe the Congress would, therefore, be factional, Os wae that recently held in this city. Tt would Tey resents only the Renate aide of the quemicon, and Would (hus only tend to widen the gulf that now Separates the two partion. There is plan, how- ever, by which we believe the proeent division in the Fen'an ranks might even yet be overcome. T. io the: Let the Brnate pams io peeolu. | Won proving for a C nhon “eprose t | 1@ tle enire Fenian orgepization in the United Baten, Lit te delepaies to that Con- ve.cion Le elecied on the same princ:ple that cle) « gees to the Pesan Jonventions ar’ ch: sen that le, let the eeveralcrcies in each Site elect delegaiea to « te Convention, and t.0 lair Locy select representatives to the general Gouven- ou, Then let the whole diffculiy te mut mitted to We Natiousl Convention for w justues—ie decision of which would be final and irrevocel le. That .# she only course (hat promises any Lope for ® reunon of the Fenian orgauivation, it ta the same pan that was adopted by the United Btates ‘6 weiile the \ranos that led to the c.vil war, aud if the Bouth had been willing to mul mit wo such arbitrament, the rupture might tare been healed, Call a Convention instead of aC ngrenn, and then there will be no cause for faut finding, and neither ‘setion will dare te dispute the dec sion of such & body. Cotten Warchouse Fires A Mystery. THeR® 16 @ great inyatery connected wiih the destruction of cotton warehous:®, in this city, by fre. Dring the last year there have been quite ® number of such warehouses destroye', in every instance involving very heavy loma, and in no case, we believe, could the origin of the fire be mat! torily diecovere!, The fire which occurred in Water atreet, on Saturday night, involvi g en ee Mimated lose of half @ million Jollara, js ensroud. ed fn the some mystery tha: bas enveloped all the rost, Isis stated that when tho fire wae first dis- covered the iron window-shutters were red-hot the fire having got eo fares that betore the alarm wasgiven. Now, such frequent and heavy eacr- fices of property should certain!y jead to the closost Investigation, We are not tnformed whether the Water streos warehouso was guarded by @ might wetchman or not but judg. {eg from the value of the property im the building we suppose it was eo guarded. Tn the late conflagration of the Com bonded ware- house, on the Eastside of the city, watchmen wore employedand yet the same myw Ace enwrape | serup: o.sly fofanoy, her moral and religions e‘ucation wae Dewlected, and she grew up a wayward girl) At She early ave of fourteen sve married a profes- tional gainbler, who tock her to New O-lesnm where he evevtually deserted her, Siortly afer this Separation ste ontere! upon a wid, anquiet fr, some of the tiine travelln; up and down the river with a captain, whose acquaintance abe had formed at Vicksburgh, Bhesuceeauenily marned Geo, Gr nder, who took her to P uaburgh, where Bie ee ou BeqQoentiy resid ll ce she (ecome & weorber of vig Courchs tu wiyen abe Wee ro copied “oases ty alwace foremost acta of char efiretin cases | of mickne: r etress eying bend, Asc here it may te at he wlect ject of the murder of Mea, Caru he i M os Buchacan seeTu8 (0 Lave b en that she ra, Goin irr) might ' ant ‘euish her purse nud her wardrobe! er wert- robe ipoin the wel wocked tran ke Mos. Carus 1 tuere, the enienta of wiion sie doul tise euuel Pated would be share) with here by tue bub band, in couse bet nan! u cess Ing attention to w G uring ber jlicesm and jher purse, in e vay of @ leqact, ‘rom the r aile tank account of Ma B auan, Berony the murder o Ler browuer-im-iaws Fesetally preeom.d that the murderess was, | @cluaed in the aumeoo ol +t) « ceed by @ | 0 eect @ for Ler fun ly she entire bouentead c O be@r fatherinelaw, Whe bal eeu duLeted in Fq& Quaubtes ty he twolr wer RETRNUTION On Wetoraday | atthe in orinnare woman was all. wod (o @ee Ler husbendt for the laa) me. The Por ug seone Wee barrow!ng In the ex reme, loth givin’ wa @ most iutense parox) ism of yrief @s they mir d their tears together To ae sad observed & er arrest | Depot 43 Liberty et, New York, he flual During the We open Praouer wale an aien “8 4 self with moop!ine, small doses of wh f tod been urnighed her frou tine to tmely the prison ) by * len, aod which ale tad mana e) to secret uit! she hal accumulaed enouy!, aa eh: tho produce death, and then swallowed the dose at onve, The intense suffering, Lowever, caused by the p ad lertocr ai 3 airong eretics bel: injetered toe faibd. Dirt ‘ ir oft! Much of the ime wa euped by tle preoner in preyes frou wiueh 6.@ seowed ty yaa comfort eud forti.uce, Atorectcock on Friday aernoon, the Shen ff? eed Deputy Sherit! pro d to the cel) of she avomed for the purpose of preparing her for tie final Tr als surprised find the pri er nthe ca'mest ment) and phy Bical Cov vition, Who received them «ib the cool in- quiry, Are you come for mo?" Lhe 8 eriff replying othe effirmat.ve, she calmly arose fiom hee couch remark ‘Je-us © rist ue coming for me to." During # a» for the foal departure for the er displayed Bite less ingiructing the voman {i » the doing up of her hair, so it would not come down, the edjustwent of ber clothing, ¢ Her ature vas neat, and coumsed of a brown the origin of that fre. The theory is held ty some Qlpeccea dress trimmcd sround the neck and down persons that these fires are the result of spontan- eous combustion, occastoned by some peculiar condition of the cotton, If this 's the solution, then the subject ought to be scientifically examined, 1 | ¢, order that some means may be adopted for guard: pg egeinst such dan, If carelessness, or in- cendiarism, or any other eause can be proven the correct one, then the truth should be known tn order that greater precautions may be hereafter taken, But whatever the reai facts may be, tt ts certain that the frequency of confagrations in cot- fon warehouses, the immense loss entailed by them, and the mystery concerning their origin, sbould lead to an investi,ation of the most search- ing character. THE POISONEL’S DOOM, Execution of Mra, Mar Crlader—Fall and Fresh letails, As arnounced in brief telegram in the 8cx of Saturday, Mrs, Mantras Grispen, the Pittsburgh (Pa ) “Borgia,” expiated, on Friday afternoon last, ber crimes against God and man by an ignomini- aus death on the gallows, Beiore describing the | nu bh too gradual to caus: o the frout with wi.te lace, lightly made kid alip- pera and wuiilte stockings. ihe arms of the prisoner being pinioned, the funeral procession moved alowiy lortu to she sca\- Upon reaching Wal. ner, with o sep ands pes * weuned 6 ron she trap she did ay anu Lesiowing ou them @ remarkably graceful tuiusiion of tbe ‘ead, couped wih o pleasant stile. lu cnawer to the quesuo: whetuer she cesired to gay any thing, or Lave au) ishing salu for ber, sabe repled in @® wilu end c.ecertul ione, fi at }) beauiug with suilos, that 8.0 wished *« more, Bae theu glauceu } y around 0 specraors, ad ber eapressve biue eyes Upwards towarus heaven. After a few preliminery proceedings, the Sheriff cleared the p atiorm, and ordering her to rise, pro- cocded to aujust the fatal novse about the ne k of theculprit, Thiedone, her dress was next bound Ug tly about her ankies, duriog whic! proced re stew ood peritctiy cali, remark ng to the 3 .eriff, “Lam going to Hesveu shors!y, ad hope to meet you there.” The black cap being next drawn over her face, the fatal spring was presse , the trap tell with a clang, aud 4 al of Mrs, Martha Grinder Was laun ted into ruity. O 1.4 to th weather, the rupe u t work as sino o it of erwise would bi sone, and the fall was slocation of the (Incidents of the execution, and to the end that the | Be K, Consequ nily ingeal of @ painiesa and i- whole case may be understood, it ts necessary to make a short reaume of the crimo for which she forfeited her live The particular murder on wbich she was ar- reigned was committed in Alleghany, Pa, in August last, the victim being Mre. Mary C. Curu- thera, who resided at the time of her death tp an adjoining bouse to that of Mra. Grinder'’s, Bho was first taken sudden y tll, on the 27th of June Jest, after returning from a@ vielt to Mrs, Grinder's, where she had partaken of tea. Du her terri- ble sufferings, Mra, Grinder waa unremitting in b fendance upon whe sufferer, and by careful pureing flually rescued the patent from death, A fow weeks alter Ler recovary, Mrs Grinder re- commenced her kind attentions of feasting, send sacb Uesth, he cu'prit survived tor several min- utes, evidently in tue most inten @ agony, writt- lug #ud @waying, Dow draw oy her kuecs upward updl they ually reachd her chp, and then clucching wildly with ber pinoued hands; at one tina eu se4 Dg With ber rhs baud, the trap o her fran :iie effort to relieve herseli Twenty minutes ati r bespringing of the tr.p, life was ext el aod after banging half ap Lous, ihe body Wascubdown alu plaod in ® neatly painted coil- fn linod with wuite muslin; soou after which the cap Was removed, anu, to the astonishment of every person wLo saw it, she face wore exactly 10 suue pla, cheeriul, siuiling expression act rized it oa the beef, Tuer reton or distgur west esve a red mark sroubd te] itsie@ol the nak; the eycs were closed, but w Leu the Lids were pulled back, they oll looked bri,tit aud anima.es., Tous ended tue ing in dajuty dishes, &c,, and Mra. Caruthora was | Catecr of # Wouau who Waa fully she peer, if nos axain seized withthe same symptoms as before This time the poisoner was more successiul, and on | Oreba the 1s of Aus ust, after seventcon days of terr bie suffering, Mra. Caruthers expired, aud was taken to Now Castle for interment, eveut, anvther family, cons: to whom @ quantity of food ed by Mrs. Grind: rw whom showed every symp m of poisoving ex hibited by Mra. Caruthers, end ove of wiow died, Buspicion at length atiached itself to this sell. sud heartless wurderess, Articles of clothing which bad belonged w Mrs, Carushe: were found ip ber possession, ‘Lue body of th murdered woman wa: imed, and a caenacal analysis of the somaci, by exper.euced chemists, revealed large quant ..ee of nreeuic anu antimony, Alter the expos re of the Caruthers murder, ao investigation lute ihe case of » Mias Buc. apan, who, at the U.me of ber uecease, resiued with Mra, Ven persons, #0 been furnish Grinder, sud Woo hel died very eudceuy, was) commenced, Which resulted im @ veruws vy we | Coroner's jury to the ellech that the dc same to her ceath by meausof poison adm euby Mre MarthaGrinuer, fue public mit BOW eXcsteu by the L.gues pitch by the evidouce shat wae sccumulaing agaings ibe prisuuer, Kyery e@ay some Dew developwen.s Were Wa e sou tie mos extravagant runwere gained Croseue, Among the Casee was the sliesed posemug Of deimuni eeu rr. Griuder, @ brother-in-law, who view « ies denee of the ecoused, in Ailegueny, « uber 4ib, 1804, Bo positive were jie anew, s suis Caso buat the &buorities Conmcdereu i |. yer 40 makearigid luvostigauon, he jury enipa.uellod in th concluced (heir tr eeeon LY ren dering @ verdics similar to shvse iu whe previous cases, A third commiiment for murder wus ao coruingly lodgea aguines bo pmseouer, Ab acove Stated, We eviuecce iu Kuetrial or the first wention- @u murcer Was gull jenily clear to Warreut tue oon- Vices Of tLe | risouer, wud be.we Lo turer ao. tion was lakew with regard Ww the remuniug iwo deaibe, Wile the fovestiyation of these horrible crimes Wes im piogresa ihe | rigover, 14 jail, Walnteined the most poiioct scli-possesmon, Bue assuined ap air of Cureton resigu-tiok, @u4 allscved tw regard the procoeuings a8 te persecutions of her ene- mies, OVer Which @ie Would Lua y brinwpu., Lhe feariul Degure uf Kune crime of Which ihe prisover bad been couvruved ; (he appareus «. beuce ou any motive for ibe fleudish ceo, sud ber slug ular conduct during ber contuement in jal, raised | doubts in ike windsof many Oo her cavity, io orver, thereiom, Ww satiety their own minds as welles of eNeres Puclic, ® Dumver of POU LORE ClO gens BUpgeMiOd be Bp polnuueds Ol @ Commission of expermenced plyan.eus Ww Wake » borough investiganon of the maher, The sug- estion Waa acted upon, oR Tucmtay and Weunes- day las Lut tie moss searchany teats ailed te ue cClowe shy faces of Insauty, aud We coMmmiason scoomugly unanin Wy reported bas .be tear.al dveve committed tue fend in buineo shape were the promyp: % BOb O GiBexseu Telia faculties, but of » » cked and ublerly depraved beart. Of the early history of the woman but Mtle ts which opposes the Benate party woudd. of | known. Bue was bora im Blowingiou, Indians cours fetnep © cond renressniatives » at 7? Wy * we ond } tp lai, Her parents dying wile sup main bey, Bhortly afier this | know! ddenly i), all of | other charges of wuruer made against ber, tLe Paperior in crime, of the world-resowned Lu- rgia. Ashort time previous to ber execu'ion, Mrs, Griguer ;euned » parual coriession, m9 which ane ed ber yudtin tL of Mrs, Caru- thers Guu elev iu be case Miss Buchanan ; bus d nying the truthfulness of se ,ceat: number of F erecimt News, Markets, &e, Now York, saturday, Jan, 20,-—— P, M.—The gen- eral Stock maiko: wee excited and strong during the early portion of the day cud higher rates were made, but towards the close of the day's busivess prices fell off somewhat, Govermuente were rather heavy, Gold continued at shout yester ay's prices, opening at 18%, cold up io 109, amd closed at 1854. The to tal ah.pmeat of specie and bullion tor ibe weok was $695,894 ‘The loan market was extremely easy at & per cent, with exceptional trensaciions até. Com- wercial paper was more in demand, and pasecd at 71g 09 with « fairofering. Foreign exchance was dull, prime bankers’ being offered at 1684 a1(8\%. The week's receipts of cotton at this port have been heavy reaching 80.817 bales, The rece.pte at this port since Eept. L 1565, have Leen 606,286 bal 6, against exports | TOL bees, On 'Change to-day Flour was dull, y and l(e.a15e, lower, Whoas was dul aud nomiually lower, Corn wee dull and easier Oats were dull and heavy, Pork wes lower, Beef was quiet Lard waseesior and Whiskey was quiet and steady, ALES—Fi88T POART. 100 Mariposa Pf,,..., Atel - B..... vie 9S fo eo 0 YQ. 75 Erie 1 53 10 Hus iW iT 269 vow lot BOW Lace.w W, let, yo Saw Cle, @ Po dth.., 73 Su Chl. & Alton lat. 94 Gu 60,, oov nid Yee Sa Chi awk LR 600 Oho n Moa . s 600 Chi, & Alt, By. Guu Mar, lava, 5 Am, Fach, Br... do 200 Marivose Min... bu CY ee W Limp, & fre, B Leu. Nationa of Dos. & hiud, ©. lw Central Coal. B00 Cum, Com D tzu 0... ., Abte a4d 1S West Union doi, ob bi bu do, bl gabe Domestic Markets- Wholesale Prices Current New Yous, daruavat, Jan, 20, 1866, Cafes, 1. — Jave,—a—; Bt. Dowmingo, 1234 gold Hn daar Wo rma, Lh paid; Memeslbe eo Cotten, Th, — MI4. New Orleans, —ab1; Middiing Upiamd. 5) ; do Mobile, 51 Domestic goods, yor .Shirting, bich’d, 21a! ete brown, 2303); Lieacied, Tiah!% ; Drilng, } cotton flanne’'s, B.ad/« : Aatuneta | 1601 20; inte ¥/—avF ; moues, do imines, . +; einéhame, 8; balmoral skista, doz, 54 5valb WW; Amer jean iinen, 164.5. fits te apy Te 25; Mackerel, 1, Maa, a1 = 50; No. % do, — —ai8 (u; scalied herrings, 6 —Crnte Whale, —-01 60; Hleeched da 1630 A uublem Led dey reg Linseea, 1 40) 44 per galion; ' Do. Pr. mea, bhi, 11 0MM14 09 ; ew, nom.nal BP 9 aoe woo) to fine, 400486 ; ; Pens, comm aw v. 106d we choice, of, i6erl ba.) Choess, -tate teri: Sta et rte wee, ehovce Lienl® Fae fate Baglieh dcr (Obie) “uve: Vermon dairy 16818 St yara,—Coba i) seld; Havana 12 4eli\, ouned Guraa aise peril Totacrn,wenvueky, 6a19'¢; Virginia. —e—; sed tomes an ec othing, fine silk. dei sine and leat 6 14 oter co mem akirte, alawls, cloaks, rem site, M's--Uaneows. — Rice, 1° Th. Carolina, dremed. | siivets, ta. cloths, spred« counte pve, qail 1 Oy amgcon, Y Yh 10 suit, Tnsk's |} ’ hot aces, fire Coste, pe.ta, Va te «i! , Live rpe x ~; (8 | © Ler valnable goods, wor hy the atte: tion 01 4 6 208. rop 1864. Mad; | an eotuye.s, By ouer, J. Mei ZLek Hay. 1 shipping and | Broo.ne et neé ote; Cau = a 7 - 7 7 aad ates === | PAW obROKER'S SALE—BELL @ IN. ‘ oT BATA A this day, at eel A?PLCTAL, NOTICiS, ene Borery—300 lo Inte, quih —— _ a nukes mses, 1d im! en cioake, iad a A—\-We know that Dalley’s Magical | bo ca x he Vewabroker's Bag Palo Fai sector does all It profewerin da viz,; To | yieniny, 6. iets ten and aoeouy, ee cn. e Burns, Pies, Old Sores, Rieumation, Chilbiains, Bunioneand Salt Rhe 26 conte only per tor 853 (hildren baying Worms require tunmedi- ate atiention, as negicet of the trouble oiten causes prolonged ness, Loown's “Vermifuge Comfite” aie avimpie remedy, and will destroy wort ithout injury to the ebild, Bold at 5 cen s @ box by most dealers in medicines, We schenck of Phil at fond sty New York y from 9 w.t63p.m, Advier free. For Fan ine Lune with bus iremeter, @3. Lie t cines con always le ol 4 there, S16 Dr. Harrison's Veristaltic Lozenges A cure for Cort by J. 8. MAK 3 » Proprievois, Boston, Mass, and by al 4 - tend p'eas Metcalfo’s Great Kheamatic Kiumedy is truly the wou erof the ae. Cases of Ri ewmatem that have baflied the skill of the firet doctors of thie city bave been complete.y cured by @ few cowes, and it ie we infallible ae anything prepared by humeu hands can be, So'd by all diaggista. 102 ‘The Impreved “loa Elliptic Sewing Machines, A. bi, Supiee, Agent nied, 404 Howe Sewing Machine Company No.629 Broadway, N.Y. glias Howe, Jr, Piesdent, Ag ests wanted anes GA 337 Mbeeler & Wilson Lock Stitch Sew ing Machine and bu ton lio M chine, 625 Londwa .050 Grover & Baker’s Kirst Premiam Elastic Stitch pewine Mechives, for family use, aD due proved Lockstitch Machine, for tailors aud manu! w- wure rooms 496 Lb. owuway. __ bho DEAT: BREADY~—On Saturday, Jai 20. James Bread, Longford, lrelan’, @ ed ¢7 y His friends, wore Of the famiiy, are respec’ fully inviied to attond the funeral, this Mouday, 22d inst, ab luis o'cwok, fiom his late residence 441 W- 16cb ot. o00 CRE AHEN—On Sunday, Jan, 21, Phillp Creahen, Rees 46 yeas. ‘Lhe reia'ives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, som his Inte reeldence, 1s Koceovelt st, on Tuceday afieruoon, at 2o'civek, 171 FARKELL—On Saturday morning, 9 o'cicek, E len Farie |, relict of James, aved 52 The relatives and friends of her eon Thomes, and also of ber browher Thom # are reercttully ins ited \o attend the funeral, trom he: iate recidence 107 bast 14th at, this Monday afierneon, at @ o'ciock pre- cisely luv MELVIN—On Jan, 15th, at 169 Broome st, of con- eumpion, Rovetia Anu ai ivin. aged 64, W ecousin and Miunesoia pipers please copy, 18) QUINN—On Sunday, » 21s, of « long and se- vere binevs, Danwei Quing, a native of Co, Doneysai, lau, aged 00 years, e aud frinds of tue family are re. pec invited to atieud the funeral, from lis resilence, 14 Wea! 80h ot, 15 WARDIn Brooklyn, ou Fri night, of a) Dexy, bz atl, Ward aor ag suberel on Mon'ar, Jan, 22d. at 9 o'clock, at the Baptist Chureh, in Bediosi ave, near My 176 MEMBERS IN ARREARS OVER months to Carpen’e:'s Union No, 4 are @ and pay up, at either of our rerulw an, 24h OF o lot, at the Hail, cor, 8th After Feb. let, those who have not ings, viz 15th at, ‘up will be stiickeo fiom the rol, K. A, JIN. KINGS, Cor. See, ___ #29 BY SPECIAL REQUEST THE SEWING Machine Operato 's Society will repeat heir Grand Vocal and Inetrumental Concert, Dodworth's Hal! 696 Brow Monday evening, Jan, 22u, wh ch occasion L. Eilie other talent will sing on th @ occasion, ea 5) ‘outs, admitting @ lady and gentiewan, tobe hod at the door, 268 E(GatT HOURS A FAIR DAY'S WORK,-— there will bee grand Mass Meeting on the « hour question, held at Linco n Hall cor. 834 st Sib ave, under the ausp ces of the New York 0: tive Plis'erers Trace Soeley, The public are Inv! ed toatten |, The following snen’ epeakers will ad liers the meetiv » J, Camplell, of Greea polot, Mr. M. 5 ‘res, Wo ki neinen's ln oa, Mr. Foy, Dry Crerk.. Mr, Fisher, of inte «, and several ot {OUN ENNIS, } Parkhurat anc TIFRAEY, PR N ASS MEETING OF THE CIGAR MA- AVE kere of the city of New York and vicinity, to to beld at Turners’ Hall, 27 and 38 Orchard at, on Tread y. Jan, 23, ‘ock P.M.. tor the pu poe of petitioning Congross in regard tothe buithen: of taxston and the liciency of the present tariff on By oder of the N.Y, Clearren AUGUST KOCH, CONRAD Kocu bai) N Y. P, HOUSE PAINTERS aSsocta-. © tiom, An «pportunity is hereby offered to delinquest mam!e..to come forward this even'ne ani e¢'\.@ account, ee as thelr numes andr el.ence May sppesrin (he new directory .bout to Le pub- + itis only members ta good @iaua las wicae nomee will be publisued lathe directory, WILLIAM MePitAIL. F nanc.al secretary 127 DAINTERS—THERR WILL BEA Special meedis of he N.Y. P House Painiore Associa tion In their rocme nt Metropolitan Mell, 4 sath ave. thie Mouday eveniue, at T's o'cice’, Business of grea’ impersance will be transected, All menilers who ae thive mouths In arreaeare here \y no itt d that \ne Commitieo te whem were reered tho liat of de.!nyueate will, at the fret meeting in Febru Sry, preseut (he Hames of ali remaining ip arrears as expeiied, Bewnse! By orger VINCENT N. LE COMTE, Presiceut, PAT" H. BYRNE, Ree, fec.124 JNITED COOPERS, No, 8, WILL HOLD 2 imported Cems A teiter Ve \. KUM, CHAS, F, a tpecial meetin this (Monday) evening, ay Ts cfelock, ab Kuen « a » JOUN LENNY, v See, 154 SOCIETY NOTICES, 0. H., NO. 6, WILL HOLD A SPECIAL ° meetts on ‘luesday evening, Jan, 2s Ts ciock, ab af Heater st, Puncs atten: requested. by sranr of PATRICK CLANCY, Pre MATHEW MePARLAN, peo, 27 O. H., NO, 11,—A SPECIAL MELTING * of the above No. will be held at Miliman's Hial, cor of 26th et and Téa ave, on Monday eveulng, Jan, 22d, ot Te o’cwock, Pupciual atiendance is requesied, as there is business of impo tance w be transacted. By order of TEKRKNCK KKILLY, Pres, THOS, (ALLAGHER Sec, 1 SATHER MATHEW T, A, B, SOCIETY Ne. HI ot New York, will bold » puulie meetiwe t thelr Hall, cor, of téd et, aud Yd WP fiver, ub (Monday) evenims, as 7 o'c ock. peakiay by Mr, James U' Donnell and bat Johu baits Ferien o: Young Men's, No, 5, neing by Mesere, bapan, Garrod, Birch, Kieey, Miss Moran, Miss Anus Browm and Miss Counel), THOS, CUNCANNON, Pres, HENRY I, CABKOLL, Kec. pec, 123 FENN THERHOOD— THE CON- sUilusena @ Toue Circe wil hod pubic mooting ou Menday evening, at 8 o'clock, cor. of 2d ev.end Bidet, The mecting will be addressed b: Ww. J. Hynes, Keq, aud other t 4 ladies ond gentlemen er as iy eee it attend. 3K OVO. mm Jee C. O'midd ben ssf GNA nas eait desiers, Mericace dau. a 1. vee. theta &s tbe Coutral Pa & Villa. chairs. g ¢ wa nut te 1 baw Pictu es, bar eu Ptebera, h 'rrere, ehades @ der D. 8. & eit t 4 A. Woxd, 469 Grand ey Friday, er ber PAW sBrRoK! RS SALE—THIS DAY, At KIC AKO rlhiik Auerr, at 459 Pearl et, fine assortment of wimen's clo hing. Tv@ty Of taney are. Ais Ooiock., by bots, shoes clo ticles, by oer of J WM. Abborl, AUCI'R, SELLS ON lueds at 10 o'clock, the contents of the dim figanionn 356 Fearl et, counters, mirrors, tables, Ghaite Castors, copper toa and cv! ec. VW M. thea hy Cha@luver, Giusy iovm aud Rutcheo turnl ec, 1 LGEBRA, BOOKKEEPING, WRITING Arithinetic, Bp-lling, Dictation, &e. 1 by 215 per ar, 62 Bowery aud 668 My rile a lyn Gol. B 1S. Ee fee jon PAINE ANJO- D iiousion st, arantved, CkeT ‘HES—HARTMAN'S PATENT Elae he Kat ber Premium Cruiches—the easiest,cherpe est and inost epproved of the ace, Cali and meee 4764 Bi ondway, FOOT LAiHE FOR SALE CHEAP—About 5 fee! long, withseme tuning tools; Company to the Firema: Acwemy ot Muel eniinnce on Ire lin-fcm if their cu. pemy, Place To taksue up cosches will fom e*t ug on Irviae Pi ¢ Vertcmen will pease um ihe conch et the door, b rt cular coach, ba.e ‘mail casee wil Le $1 i without regard to distance » the city, be allowed in jue bat such as are libet, bn and Bot wal torso Nocut se en possoi by i 120 N Vernon, Wash ta eom y be paid seu Nected tuougs the uw. 4 ete, Monday, © KaNKIN, b JPENSIONS, py ize mone ch re ah ¢, and le wepection, CHAS. N. BRACKETT, _ Captain and iiepec.o. vi Hackney OUNT VERNON, &c,, TAKES—MOUNt etonvile, Waketied, Sea al, 4 d ules of real esta Granu #4, uo stairs, QTEWARI'S RUN PETROLEUM CO.—& —O me khoide ngot she edad ry Kus T ou ue@eday, J . M., at the oiice ba PiurRose Use sti ene of thee Petrovum Co, wi. 1564, fom 11 A.M M. PURI ER 4 Wallet, N. electing Oticers lor the eusuing year, GEO, Bec, 3 HE PARTN ie ing wocer the firm Al. babi ites wal t Paid January 17th, 1566, ques bees in For enie by al wtreet at 24) Pearl ot, by Jos. Hunt. s large stock ia ’ Goods well pacwed, y * AUCTION SAL@ OF CROCKERY &C.— HENRY G. FV AMS, Auct'r, will gel in iow Jan, lid, at 10 o'cloc Avet'r, Oiiee b+ Bowe. a.o';Lergo is. o pume ive, WA. BILBE Ny Clty Marl. Ly JAWNBROKI KS SALE THIS LAY, BY JOUN MOR!IIMER, 15 East Browdwar, of 408 abe and & LYNCH, 78 SADQUARTERS CITY CINCT P SLICE, New NO LICE, © will bi Conches will ind ave, through 14.b at, in oid to2P AUCTION NO'TIC ) (OTICE—CROUK ERY, GLASS Alyn nue hous Tuweday 25d, tom veloc v1 removed trem the corner @: 14uh at, oma oth av. to 49 Jackeom at, where it will be roid conaistine im part of ie den et "yharae. 8 tube, with bal and cues, stoves, # ly ted © d curtains, mtn, clock, us to mer aes tT") Thureday, Mr. Barris, TBA Ge nd et. | P Seis Jan, 22d, 1866. mitted at the mui cor, Grang «@ » MILLER, JOM lus bUULNi Ibs, “BACK Pav 1 &¢, coleciea by JE. GRAY, No, J Y. into. mation givea withous # Aneweied containing retarn post at AWNBROKEL'S TICKETS BOUGHT OF diawcude wacches, jewelry instrument, dike dry goods, c. advanced oo d's) onde, watches, dug, eo, Day Y. for the {IP H wan Port, Weatelicn Mi Mc mmdae TON, Town Collectors, Musioued mouth! Proce ib conta, Nene Company \ WARD } ( Hore Up Osa, lieve, Mt, EB m, fH imoue Villwe, Cia. emont.sou b Fi bo Fariw, Berriau's Farms, Bastord GEOKGE COUPER, LO THOMAS J, B 1s ts UKIGGS, be..001 Colic ctors, W, :, BROOM'S TEMPLE” OF OPIN. e1ONs, iy, by the Americas ‘ EAL & SAWVANGS DANS, TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK—CHATHAM Syn © —SIX po. cent, interest allowed, OL ave, BY KNE, NT O66 OF LED ile ime DOW Commences Jau. lak $19 Bkveapw AY No, 287 Bro SAVINGS’ Chartereu 1851, sway, entrance on Park Place, Upen Witten 10 to 3 oclova, PRANL lath ot. amd 6.b to SP. M.; Meuday meat oa. Deposits made Open daily " hureday even Sw'cwos. Bia Per coat, invex om or Oraw interest trom that date, Pres't. & bd. BULL, Secyy, SP. bCHOALS: Pret P. CUMMING, Acct, WADE B, WORRALE Sen fay yi:W YORK SAVINGS WOK MARKT SAVINGS BAN No. 62 Nassan st, N. ¥ i Depostts made now ruary les. wM. mt. Ine 6 January let. 323 MOSES, CARKIAGES. &o” wis araw intecess from Feb VAN NAM 4 Havnr R. Conxuinx, Becxetary, B Presicens, NION DIME SAVINC al Gs BANK, 429 Canal f cen a Deposits beiore January ist drag interees from For SALE—4 HORSES, 2 CART HORSES, Wagous: prices from 485 to SO nei e 1 alo 2 horees mitabie Moeicer yours om, dek re Ghope; bb bauds bi, will die ¥ dirt a ie wey or Bedit. Wired ae os ; N {ARE FOR HIRE OR SAL fea tho tdisiance in h w 6a ie; @ firet rate coul Cart, dud exceiem, also as owuer bas wo use for he: fur 6 why ANG « wi ib la teir tor her uso, "Maro, cart and La Wid be furnished Ly the ewmer, 'T couutry Clowe-sibled ana bewusisul Very Leavy bbs povseriuss Oued Os Luck os P Age ab it Dw % Sale fee aoa, billiacde WHITERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL. + At Jo'clock, at 454 Canal at, pare we lerms ib VO, Tro: ke ad.es’ day and evening writing eons, © wel known teacher oi writing STHIOPIAN JIG, and bure+que dancing,tauy ht by JOMN B $ ‘i CLOG, JOG AN, Te:me, €5 per course, ate HALL PRE ‘ll this evening at the on south side of cach passenger, . Coaches, ve. ware, Bry} oney » Liv Bowery, neas eof HOWARD & DODGE, Ie tue day dissolved by mu‘ual co: sent, pod by WINSLOW J. HOW. AKD, to whom all debs age 8, late firm m W. J. HOWARD, JOu Jirm must be (ODGE, New {rte PUE seTTLEMENT OF THE SUFFRAGE eeonu only to thas of Coffee. The tla is KENI's East Indie Coffea gccere, Who.esale depos, it Beade 3 (PAXTS—TAXES—TAXES WILL BE RE ceived atiue lth Ward Eulzale Lcis,on Mon ay 22d inst, for hemville, P vrpect tii Wekotou, Hotel cor Grand and MAID, 2°Ole Cc Id huk be NOLICE J BOWES ster tly four can enly pe cvincr of Slet stand vibave We eve hecthes a7 Inter _ INSTITUTION. BANK, COR, OP froma 10 A. ML luge from & te Ost free irom Govern. beiere Feb. let wil THOm CHRISTY, sx PER CENT, INTEREST, FREE FROM A E—TAL MARB she le Sio ly sole pay what Luce copies yr Ol nue mare i) am y lever. York Post Ofice. ‘bd a HORSE TRUCKS ow sae.