The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 6, 1866, Page 2

something definite stout Ik in nnderstood that | 19—a274; flannels, 097% ; Aatineta, 756—al ___ SUCTION NOTICES, there te @ leyel muddle of some kind about the | Prints, 14—225—; mones. de laines, —a2— ; cambrica, ——— matter, and that nothivg will be done with it be- | 14416; balmoral skirts, dor, 3460075 00; tweeds, ley kar REGULAR MEETING OF "AUCTION NOTICF—E. ROTH, AUCTION- fore October, Tha whole thing ra the N.Y. P. House Pamiers Asvoriaticn will he ‘THE NEW YORK SUN. MONDAY MORNING, AUG, 6, 1466, TRADE ‘NOT. ES. eer, will sell thie Monday, Aug. 6, morming, « —_— ae _ humbug and « owt —Dry cod, 6 608 75: pickled do, § 008 held at Hi er Fall, No. 8 Sth ave. on this }! oelork, over @B,00 worth ‘of eleeant househol A Republican Convention. nuisance, In the first place, there is no need for » Mecherel ar “Git H8 00s NO % Go, — ~a18 0% | Monde cvoning. 8 orelock. Funciual stiendence | furniture, carness Prenoterte, sane, oo wiver, ~ h reque LE th Tne Republicans of this Biate have made the | militia organization, when we bave @ National | Otie.—Crade Wh ie 1 4 N. LE COMPTE, Pres't, | ware, table cutie ¢ 4 sory house, 1 Kee. See, 125 Clinton Place, sth 6th ave. Sale positive 167 SoclE YN ie ks = AUCTION NOTICE — CROCKERY ARD China—F. E. HUNT, Auct.—Taeslay, Aa = | at 10 veloek, at 981 Ponrl et, by JOSEPH inal: Pr. mee, potn pal iPr rn A GRAND PU BL 1G MER TIN = i OF THE | iote to cuit dealers, Also s lot of Pempery (ever Tint #tep in the election campaign. Their State Committee have issued @ cali for # Convention, to be held in Ayrecuse on the ih day of Beptember, © make nominations and frame ® platform. The : kale Crude sperm, 3 Th : Guard that ia not likely to filuch when called | iii" yp 16h? (Or seed, 10a 81 upon to celebrate the Fourth of July: and sec- | Petroleum, ernde, fe di gat i; do refined. ondly, there never was and never will be an effert- Prowiavons, m, bbia, 16 0 ™.,, 3 board 0; Pork, clear, ne ive militis organization, The law jee good thing new yo 3131-81 ; Ladies FM. T. A.B. 8. No 4, New York wiil bo | S27OF@ ir geen tll establishes « standard of qualification for dele- | for the officials connec ied with 1, but bad for the | [rine iain o Mare. parte} ; Cheese, common to tele att! hey hall cor, $d. gad tet ere thie ewen- yy. SALE OF C ROCKERY, TA ALR > ‘ ; ve 9, ri ng At o'cloc r. Lar Thi a» i. Kates to the Convention, and therefore it is inter- | people, anurare ‘ Weal bhenariie na 197Ka11%; Kes | ine 4 For, tein Aunts Brows, cue nv ates Cone te Seth cutlery, Se HENRY ¢ oetng 84 an indication of the position which the roll, T pears el beat of others, hereare requested attend to receive tickets for te pe pieate, whieh ae (ak Aad fos! rr at and goods’ carefaily repacked fo! Oo (Grove, Ravenew us, CARSON, Prens J.R COUGHLIN, Rec, Sec. Bao" | JYPORIARTY, AUCTIONER IG, WILT SEI A 3 at 191 Chatham et, thie day, at I! o'clock, 600 A O. H., NO. 5.—THE OFFICERS AND | jots of goods. including surniture, ‘beds, matrasses, ° re ferecees yo serene the regular | pillo &c. from families leaving the 7 at the ith, @tS | city, berm io arrears are re names will be crossed o . Now bgt &-: Porto Rico, More About That “Extra Cent.” wil pere Tue City Railroad Companies are insensely dis- atecky, Was i Virginia, « of Co Lumber. — Eastern epry 22 al6 00: Kouth guested with the Act of Congress which became Fo RE ak oe whi weer 38 oaks, ot jon operative on the Ist instant, requiring them to hite pine ime rshaay able hos boards, 83 (ie, inmue tickets #o as to charge only the old five cent * pine, 5) 00810000: Poplar and W. wood boards uk, 6600065 00; Cherry boards and plank, S9- fare with she Government tax added. They know | 060) 00, Oak and ahs Maple and bireh, that it is useless for them to attempt the evasion | °° a40 OH: Bh io lots to auit the trade, on Tu porty ia likely to takein the canvass, It admits nto the Republican fold “all Union electors of the State of New York who desire the maintenance of the Usion, the supremacy of she Constitution, and the complete suppression of the causes of the jate rebellion." The last clause of the quotation is a)] that deserves notice. Democrate would freely zs Ali men,- | ponement. ment goods; 200 lots, No pose ypesied, to attend, or shele | Ao VIGATION OFFICENAVY YARD, 120 Misceliancow pling, dressed, — CHA WOUGHERTY, President, JOHN Me- N Com- cndoree the rest of it. There might not, perhaps, | of this law, and # they are submitting to $1 with - a, k coon. mi weare J Belt, Turk's Ft NT her's. oe eiisioaae 272 modo; ec pie hd, Beet aan S. Navy Lorde ‘ be any disagreement between the two parties in | 8# good grace an poarbie, Nearly all of the lines an, pe #10 Hope crop isa “A TiENTION—THE _ TOF THE | Nelon Sere isn ot pahaie poten. 9 tbe Ber- respect to the endorsement of the clause alluded to if it meant nothing more than is shown upon have prepared their tickets, which they mount sell 186d, do, 1ba65 5 1%) Ihe, Ta TS for ehippin Owen Roe (Neill! Cire! at the rate of five and one-eighth cents each, and | on) 12 fr retail Wins Cation ety. 40, _ | meetthis Monday gation ore Room inthe Navy Yard,on Wednesday August 5, 1566, at 11 A. M., a quantity of co: Rane Navigation Stores, conaleting ip part be hi H., are notified to vening,at 5 0’ cloek, at the Cooper ‘ sine 7 ~ + ————= | Institute, and receive their inetenctions from the ©. | lamps, lanterug slaves, Instruments, ae. Nie face; but in fact it covers the whole ground of | the rest are expected to be ready today, The sPed [FAL NOTICES, 0.1. Hes ‘Jamon Stephene. TIMOTHY L LYNC H, | same time and lace, large lot wich “ted o Jom +b entre le eo varions #i2@a, erosene mw > * moneys See ete Gr allen ar eaetimnd rents ca | Hams Ss ax Chater wesiaeal tam We or We {0 Files—“Hartshorne’s Electric | ALL MEMBERS OF THE” O'BRIAN | !rfoetore sigernem lantern. ate. Lia'e may be flatery was the cause of the rebellion ;'and, as tion, as their arter jadifferent irom - . 45 the Bane Gitdels im wpe fot aktereniuee ae me Be " obtained and the article rained k betore ; R Boru Circle in good standing are requested to other Roads, alowing them to charge, it is said, R They pie 4 oo and oie. e 's thous- | moet in the centre of ‘Tompkins Parade (round om | § bigh as twelve cents. But alihoug! the Railroad na inte ® pack ax ol by Droggiste | Monday eve, Aug. 6,at 7 o'clock, to proceed in a body os bigh as twe oug ukine & Babeock, 47 Dey at. 2bS to Cooper [Institute to attend a meeting called by set our 0 Companies have decided to accede to the provisions orthy Chief James Stephens, EDWARD Mott's Chemical Pomade Kesteres Gray | P\'" ¢ = Lp + 1 of the law in respect to the rate of fore | hair, keeps it, glory and tun falling O0t and ‘rns WAY, Centre. DENIS LONERGAN, Chairman ne that inetitution bas been pretty effectually “ sup- pressed," it would follow that the ‘cause of the retellion” bee been already disposed of, The Republican Committee intend to sey, in s very the eale, o application to the Navigation Officer as | the Navy Terme of was, one quarter cash, the balance on re- moval of the goods, which must be within two daye ar sale, Committee of Safety . igo . be citediy the best preservar for t hair kne el-= _ - —_ - . mid way, that delegates to the Convention sre rod ; i ratte ome i a device hold by Kushton, fo Astor House, and drnggiate, 24 JreNtAs BROTHERHOOD—ALL M&M- wil coil 08 ' A expected to fevor the requirement of strong guar. | PY refusing to comply with the aia Th ; 1 Pams ts the Head or ners of the James Cody Circle in vind Ninth ave, 259 lote tn’ orden's superior clothe entees from the South in order that future rebel- | CoDcerning the places for selling tickets. pelbapibd f eved by one dose of Metoalie's | *t8ndipg 8 requested to assemble at aedy wi Iiqij, eoraer of Christopher ead, Hudson *treote, thie (Monday) evening, at O'C Wee ocktiteh Sewing Ma- Preciecly, to sissaee in ® body 10 Cooper Institute, Piatetay ti “ arm ata prov ens ts sud | to attend the meeting of James Stephens, CU. L. R, rap ty neomparably the bee ly ure. | Every good member ie positively requested to be Hliptic 8. M. Co., 645 Broadway. Acents 413 | present. By order of JOHN F. BRADY, Centre. 116 pllowe Sewing Machine Company. No.6) | TXENIANISM—THE MEMBERS OF THE wanted” N Fitna Howe. Jr, Presiaent, Agente Daniel O'Connell Cirele are requested to meet at TA Roosevelt st. on Monday evening, Aue. 6th, at Ty Wheeler & Wiisen Lock Stich newing oe eek, to repair fiom there to the Cooper Institute, Mrchi nd Button 6 Machine, 625 Broadway 28 70 KANE, Centre, THOMAS Weelaen provides that the ticketa shall be sid in places convenient for the public, None of the companies have yet complied with this provision. They are determined to aell only at their offices, wheh are all far uptown, requiring nine-enthe of pansen- gers to make 4 wpecia) trip io order to procure the tickets. We hope that this matter will be brought before the courts in order to obtain adecision os t> whether the said offi-ca are *' places convenient to the public,” within the meaning of the law, WeadvisesH persons who bave occasion to use the etreet cars to procure tickets, whether the ex: tra cent is any object to them or not. Tt isa ma- terial object to the railroad companies, and as they become more penurious aa they grow richer, it may bea good thing to puta alight check upon thé’ stream of profits with which their coffers have been running over, *, shoes and jewelry. By order of CHAS. D. i, corner 9th ave and With et. |. eae S.. HERMAN, AUCTIONE ER, WILT 5 SELL L eon Monday, August 6th, at 4 o'clock, at in | Bowery, she entire stock of « looking gus eter Tame manufacturer retiring from usinesas ° comp: ising a large and desirable assortment ot eie- fant steel engravings in rosewood, black walnut and Gilt frames. Also al 800 square and oval framee of every style and quality; ilt frames, mirrors, mouldings, store fixtures, counters, &e. The stock ie ail , in excellent order, and worthy the atten* ne trade, Also alot of household arate f Sale positive V M. WITLERS, AUCT., SELLS THIS Bey at 2 o'clock, 64 Canal st, 20 cart loads of ood ture, &e., tron Late aud aud otberg , carpets, large lot china, glass bedd a mirrors 6 houses, in low te eenas sl fog ona may be avoided, Their language relates to the past, but they demgn it to apply to the future. ‘We regard the call an evidence that the Republican Hate Committee indorse the reconstruction policy o! Congress, and that they have no political sym- rathy with the President, If this were not so they would make no allusion to the suppression of the “cause of the late rebellion,” for the Preal- cent holds that the Bouthern States have al- ready done all thatcan properly be required of them, and that there is nothing further to “sup- press’ —that is, no new requirements should be made, an @ condition of their readmission to Congress, Therefore, if the call of the State Com- mittee be worth anything as an index of the position which the Convention will take, 10 is safe to sty that the Republicans of this State will plant themee!ves squarely upon the Congressional policy of reconstruction. There wil! probably be » divis- jon of opinion in the Convention upen the ques- tion of jucorporating a negro suffrage plank into the platform, but it is not likely that the Garaier wirg of the party will be strong enough to carry that point. The platform will probably be as be Flliptic with ail t DEATBS. ENIAN BROTHERHOOD—ALL MENT . here of the Hamilton Rowan Circle of the F. ii. BONNER--At the City Hospital, Aug, 4th, from i ; “ the effects of a fall’ from the eof of houre 14 Keuth Hee geen ica arg ah Mey es Gc Aeiiew Honner, of Letterkenny, Co, Donegal, 4 mt 4 accordance with the cal of lie relatives and friends are respectfully tuvited eens Ss oneeee sn Saree yd to attend the funeral, this (M cay) afte fly od 4 cleas bi Pe aetad *, re det i At Y o'clock, from hie Inte residence. 16 Uhariwon Wenltted te the Ooomee inant, JOBN GOR admitted tothe © #!, withous furtber iuvitaion. Lonega: papers copy pep raven wee. LU 115 BRITTON On Saturday, Aug. 4, Rosanna Agnes, } NIAN- BROT HERHOOD—T HE WOL DFE the beloved daughter of Thomas and Susan Britton, fone Cadets’ Circle will ipeet this evening, at 8 aged 16 years, 11 monthe and 2 days. o'clock, corner cf 7th st. and Bowery, in regeenss to The relatives and friends of (he (amily are reapect- | the cal! of JAMES STEPHENB, C. 4} 0. T. 7, fully lavited to attend the funeral, from the reai- | CORKERY, Centre, THOMAS MoGitA TH: Bee. 4 ence of her parents, 66 James at, this Monday after- \ 00) noon, Aug. 6, at 2 o'clock, M4 F ENIAN BRC THERHOOD — or Office F.B., i9Chatham at, Avg. CUDLIPP.On Sunday, Aug, 5, aftera lingering | the officers rnd Peaheread the Circles illness, David ¢ nla in the 76th year ot bie age, & } Brooklyn, Williameburegh and Jersey Cit vo of Portemouth, England, for nearly 60 yeare@ | @ra— You are b ereby directed to meet me, resident of thie city. on next Monda: evening, August 6th, at Cooper In- tives and friends of the family are respe: stitute. None but members in good standing will be removing ; 4) cane seat cha enough to turn others, DRY GOODS. FP F. BOGANS, 467 SIXTH AVE. — Alnder of dress goods stock selling at 26 conte under cost. N.B.—Four bales of wet muslim will be sold cheap. ikewvemnber 467 nber 467 Bixth a ls TABLE DAMASK, Mi MATTRESSES NAPKINS, CO. ‘P, and stad DOYLIES, ANKE, WHITE and oL'D’ ‘BL Niiers, OCUFORTAs White end Cord uahonitt LES. awaxthiee tiie One of Goyerner Fenton’s Pets in Trouble Again. Wa respectfully suggest to Governor Fesxton the propriety of writing his pardons on manifold Paper, 80 as to save a few copies of each for fuwre : c fully invited to attend the fi 1, from hi LiL lds teniperate and conservative as it can be conristont- | "*** Poe exenepse: A maors imme hep he parscnes residence, iu) Ave D. near 7 Bet, on Tuesday sf ody wath potent Denare be arriving at HUSE, ali Sth fe, ree aaa ee ly with the reconstruction plan of Congress. Jamas MoDow arp, the notorious criminal, who was | noon, Aug. 7, at ¥ o'clock, H ine will be teken | the Fall, will take their BSSES. : en accomplice of Banxaun Farmny in the Lazagve | @ Itinity Cemesery for inte murder, On Saturday last MoDoNALD was arrested in the Bowery for an attempt at highway robbery, and there is hardly adoubs that herwill be sent id inside the piineipal 279 door, so na to pars in euch mbére as may not Aug. 5, Michael Golden, | able to accompany their Circie in a body. No charge 61d year of his tor admission. Yours taithfully and fraternaily, friends of the family, and also his ron-in- | JAMES STEPHENS, C. 0. LR. 254 law, Edward Colton, tfully invited “INCOLN COUNCIL NOW 10, UNION aticad the funera. from hie late teadences 211 | PgINCOLN COUNCIL NO. 10, UNION IRON FURN BEDSTEADE, © Ribs Wer ey WASHSTAN HAT and UMBRE TORE an FIAKC SOO, SET te: Sab EN CHAIRS, BLE TOP SALOON TAB res MENT GOO) consisting of SPREADS, IEN-On Sund Affairs in Europe. Nerrmen the Atlantic Telegraph nur the mail bas yet brought us any details of the reported peace ‘ L " BLANKETS, SHERTS, PILLOW CASES, Bi.De Dnegetiations between Prussia and Auntria. If» base to Gis 18 Ney a oe ee be ls Pee heer enter ow baal day evening. 6th toate sfi'gee ts igo es Bes, BACKS, Hale ow RON RADBT EATS luc hcter cary laacc teagen ner bangncgehin pnd poatiai nace i ene ‘ae pb GOUDWIN-On Gonday, Aug, & after along and | Waportence. JOS. BAGOT, Bec. us 102 WM. GARDNER, 44 Canal patch of last Monday implied, we ought ere this to have had some information respecting the condi- tions upon which that settlement was based. It is possible, therefore, that the armistice, of which we have positive information, coupled with the gen- eral belief that peace would result from it, caused the dispatch in question to exceed the warrant of fact. However that may be, it is not probable that any more fighting will occur, Aus trie seems disposed to concede almost anything for the sake of peace, and the Kaiser would painiu! jilness, when she bore with Ob tude, Margaret o forti- EMBERS OF TH® ST. LAW RENCE the beloved wi'e.of John T. O'Toole Circle F. B. will meet at 7,30 this Goodwin, ae: We 9 months and 7 * evening, at their Kooms, S:hay. By order sont! PH The receives a Siends, £ abe, Smily PAUL, Centre, are reepectiuliy invited to attend the funeral. from ") her Inte residence, S27 Kees 1th st, on Tuesday ny ARSHALL DIVISION, NO. it OF Ss. OF T, morning, Aug. 7, ato o! clock. Her remains will be hold their Annual Pic Nic at High a? e Land. taken to St. Bridget’s Church, whee a Kequiem | ing, on Wednesday, Aug. Sth. Frnende ¢f Temper- Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul, and | auce are cordially invited to attend. N, B,—sSbould from thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment, J1% | the Whey prove pafarorebio, it yan be postponed KELLY--On Sunday, Aue. 6, after a long and | Util the first fine day, Committee of Arrangeinents: painiul iiloees, Lawrence Kelly, a native of Castle | M- JAC ‘OBS, T, WALFORD, W. REARDON, 275 town (ieoghean, County Westmeath, Ireland, io N. Y. LIQUOR DEALERS’ SOCIETY—A The relatives and friends of the family are reepect | )¢ hela st tee eee zaneping of Shia fone ips of writing ® new one when the time comes to agein pardon his criminal (mend. The Governor may fev) disinclined to adopt our really valuable suggestion, thinking, perhaps, that bis secretary might as well be engaged in writiag pardons as iu anything else. But it would be m much more convenient if itwere only necessary for him, as in the cane of MoDo» >» to put his band into es pigeon-bole marked “ M,"” amd draw forth a par- don ail ready for delivery. MOR (A NUMBER OF FINE BUSINESS W. such as grocers, bakers, butchers, milk en press. You will find this piace as reasonable as soy Ereelwars STEWARI'S Factory, 63d teed CAR HORSE WANTED—B. Ww. FLOYD, Broome st, cor. of Allen, ARRIAGES, EXPR&SS AND 1D -BUSINESS wagons selling off cheap, lion he lot of family 80 fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late < pheatons, rockaways and bi second-hand ' - residence, 609 Teath ave, cor.of 43d at, on Tuesday | JOnN ti, WILLIAMS, Pree, “yout MbiRCHAST, aroun and harneat. tu Nevin at rook. 908 hardly venture to decide to continue the war when afternoon, Aug. 7, atl jock. His remains wili be hg OR SALE—HORSE, CAR? AND HAR- hess, To be seen as 454 Waterst. Inquire ia the liquor store, for 3 8 days. 4 JOR SALF—a 5 YEAR OLD HORSE, seosries reas and Rexpeen sheest now wil ve oot t int to ma ft can’ be be seen UMTS ne lepot. 69 Waste st. ROI SALE = ROCKAWATE 7 CAR: riages, 1 old-fashioned oxvemien top SOET Als Arey top; 3 xpress wagons ir sale. che close t oncern, 35 New Bowery, 1) (hd FoR SALE—A LARGE SORREL | HORSE, fit for cart or truck—$65; also a large bro mace 5 orker—$55, ‘This svock must bee l. OR SALE—A SORREL MARF, 15 1-2 hands high, 5 years oid ; #195. Hay horse, 1 5s, OU Well in @ Cellar. Tus Philadelphia TeLeorara says:— A shoemaker, residing in Frout street, below Spruce, having occasion to pump out bis o discovered the presence of oil on the sariace examination } aud ip cousr taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. 27 Rec. Sec. PECIAL ORDERS—ALL MEMBERS. OF WART—( 4th, EB ib ’ tte Ra he vr iia Demand ery ereh Ss the J. R. B. circle are requested to meet at the nd erenddaughter of Johu Hague, Eeq., of Apo Hoems, 76 Prince at, this evening at 7 o'clock w est Hoboken, sharp. By order of the Committee. 179 Notice of tuneral in tomorrow's papers. 198 4 F. MEAGHER CIRCLE F. Ro AND WOOD—In this city, Aug. 4th, after a short and 1, RB, will meets at 55 Madison at, this severe illness, James Wood, in the OS:h year of his | Monday evening, at age boty {9 Geopes ergy ite, in reierence to the cail or His and acquaintances are respectfully in- | our Chiet. MiSs STEPHENS. Meimpers who can vited to atiend the tuperal, fiom his late reeidence, | not go in th AE will be recognized at the door by 411 West 5th at, this Monday, at9 A.M. Hisre- | tne officers of the Circle, JAMES SHBEDY, Ceu- meive will be taken to Brouksville Cemetery, Weat- | tre iui che ter County. oo " “TE Win nL mod . ae —————— |} VE ETERANS OF zcuron te OF 1812—A . repetition of cur Excursion is to e place on a RADE No rac ES. Thuraday, August 23d. Please call at 4 Sy th =— Piace and get your tickets aud bile, “te will our OOP ERS, NO. ayy REGULAR M \NTH- best excursion; our friends golicit it, and every ly Meeting mit be held at their Roome, 285 | yeleran. is requested to be with us. ee circulars, the Prussian troops, flushed with victory, are within striking distance of the capital, Prus- sis is in a condition to dictate peace, and her ambitious Prime Minister is not likely to let that opportunity pass without @ecuring concessions which will give her, in the future, a commanding influence in Germany. It is pot yet known onshis side of the Atlantic what terms Prussia ia disposed to offer, nor what she is willing to accept. The most important feature of her demand, however, seems to be the exclusion of Austria from eny further participstion in the German Confederation, It was the rivalry of Prusme and Austria concerning the control of the Mer, Oa oved to bo genuine petroleum, le quantities. The discovery of the oleagino stance Buel reached the ears of Fire Marsvel Blackburn, and he se to work to trace up tue source from whence it flowed, Privr to the passage of the law forbidding the storage of peircleum in the city, there was a» place in the vicinity of the cordwainer's where large quanuties was kept, and it seems that it haw pernieated the round, and tinally brought up in sue cellar re- erred to. Since the law was passed, a quantity of petroleum was stored at the place, aud High Coustab.e Clark intended to make @ descent on it o'clock, to proceed in a H 5 . E i KAYMOND, Ch'a. Col, ABM. DALLY, Bee. 253 100. forrel horse, » 7b, ‘All sound and kind. Confederation which wes tbe real cause of war. one morning, but the owners obiained kuowledge Grant aie rR es teste pine — 2S. 3 ii for any buiine # i ivent 29th at, for 3 days.163 Son! 1 a] . oF war | of the fact, and hastily removed it in the night. tend, plece workmen In particular, as business of Po OR SALE — - HORSES — AMONGST the Bchleswig-Holstein question being simply ® | During the burry a ber of barrels were stove, | importance relative to that branch will be transact r and shies added to @ eral rvoir, The sou of &t, Crispin gonti to bave bis lamps sup- plied, and generously allows bis neighbors to uo likewise, The oi} i# not seperated irom the water, but placed in the lamp as dipped up, and it gives a brilliant hghe mask to concval the qupidity of the two powers. The minor German Siates bave hitherto been noth- ing but political puppets, that have been made to dance at the pleasure of the major German pow- ers, and the object of Prussia now isto get the wires into her own hands. We shall not be sur- prised, therefore, if the terros of settlement require Austria to renounce all participation tn the affairs of the German States, as a measure of saisfaction to Prussia—the settlement with Italy being based upon the cession of Venetia to France, to be sub- sequently ceded to ltaly. LaTes—fince writing the above, we have news by the Atlantic cable relating to the terms which are reported to have been agreed upon asa tame for the peace conference between Austria, Prussia and Italy, The cession of Venice by Pret, JAMES BREN: | 7 enn RAY FOR THE UNION, THE CON- Sapa ogee aaa apa stitution and en undivided country. The me- OT 1c E -- THE MEMBERS OF THE | chanics and working men of Brooklyn, FB. D., will Journeymen Horseshoers P. t. and B. Society ble en masse on Lucsday @ ing, ust Tob, City and County o, New York are part.cular i's o'clock. P, M., at the corner vated to at end their regular menshiy meet- nd 7th sts, Brookly a, E. ng at their balk No. 155 let on Monday eveuing, | pose of expressing ir devotion for the princi August Oth, as businers of importance te be tran | enanciaed in the Constitution, acted. By orcerof the society. ‘THOMAS RLS. | the acts and polley of the admin a BELL, Pree; MICHAEL O'MEARA, sec, 18 ing their hearty and unanimous suppert to our ncble and efficient Chiet Magistrate, Andrew Jobu- OTICE—THE MONTHLY MEETING OF son, the mechanics and workingman's friend, The Brook!) n Tailors’ Protective and Benevolent | meeting wi ee i aucreesed by eminent epeskere Vnion will he held Monday niebt, 6th inat., at soo BY lave Es) e Johnson Execative Commitee of Fulton at, top floor jfunetual attendance ei, mem LESS Ti Ei eee aera | | requested, New members admitted tree, | —— ery an “KL, Prest. JOHN 8, CARR, Bee, 126 BOARD AND ROO) JOTICE—THE MONTHLY MEETING OF HALI the blue stouceutters and flaggers will be held A . in the New York Assembly Rooms, cor, 22d jst ave, on tuesday ¢ ng, August ith o'clock, PETER COX, Prest., JOUN MeCak dec. uw them fs 1 fine team of truck ho also some fine tarm horses and brood mares, leo T larg horse. Apply at 50 New Chambers at, 490 | SPRING CART FOR 8A * seen corner of Montgomery and f:, FRANK WOLARE SEWING MACHINES. JOWESC. &B., FOR SHOE AND “Gaiter work. Wheeler & Wilson's, G. Baker, Singer's jeter A family and "No. 2 for tailoring, W. Gibbe Bud over sewing machines torent out and sell om easy terme, at 20 Greenwich Av, Machines soid eo part payment, 406 - OTA BENA—1F YOU HAVE & SEWING machine you want to onl send your address to JJ, BHOURT, Brooklyn P.O." id EW WHEELER & WILSON, GROVER & Baker, Wilcox & (iibbe’ sewing "machines for and to gent, Privilege to exchange given, V.W, KES, 744 Broadway, cor, Astor riace. 3% + for the par Financial News, Markets, &c. New York, Saturday, Aug. 4,— P. M.~The quota tions of the general Stock market to-day differed but littio from those of yesterday, Governments were all strong. Gold epencd at 148 and closed at 147%. The export of specie by this day's steamers aggregat- ed $408,999, making for ihe week 524,564, Foreign exchange was inactive. Leading drawers asked 1/5 for bills on Fngiand at 60daye Money continues in excess of the demand at 4 percent. for loans, with exceptions at 6, while first-class commerci: freely discounted at Siga6h. On'C Flour was very dull, and llc. a 26c, lo BED ROOM TO LET, FUR- nished, at $¥ per week, without board and $5,650 with board. Also one ortwo rooms unfurnished for housek eping. 92 Wattsst, near Washington, pri vaie house. ™4 aes FEW LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN | SEWING) MACHINES FOR SALE, TO Austria has been previously reported, and the | was dull, and common grades 2%. a Se. lo y OTICE TO: cu RRIERS—THE “REGU L AR te accommodated with board at No. 7 itil ‘i Net bad sacha. Ao Fret sewing ma- fupporition has been that Prussia would demand | and Oats were lc. lower. Pork was heavy and un- OHM OHO meetin, rill be Relg, this Monday fe treet. __ a ‘ ib chaser saw exobanee meebines, not fides, we that Austria should withdraw from the German | settled. Beofwassioady, Lard was firm, Whiskey | requested to G, OWEN, Prest. JAMES FEW YOUNG MEN AND A FEW | 901 extra charge, Machines bought and repaired at jet. CAKTER, Beo ty young ladies ean be weil accommodated with | 110 Leonard st, 4 doors east of way (forme Confederation, It seems, however, that the | Ws duie’ : 2 ---— ~ | board by applying at 115 Leonard ot, near Briad. | O33 Broadway], N, 1}.—-Machines sold upon sti Sa enp of Austria's humiliation is full, She not ATOCK BALES—FIRST HOARD, OPERATIVE PLASTERERS WILL HOLD] way. 197 | Payments. Amn Rises only agrees to abandon the Confederation, but | 9000 U.S, 6¢4,'81 their regular weekly meeting at thei Hall, in Wibow HON 490 Cum Coal PL... 47 LADY HAVING MORE HE AETNA NOISELFSS LOCK STITCH ib leo ne requires, would les a handsome y rewing machines. Manufactured by PLANER, 15000 L.5, SO Dewmiit Dispensary, coi ner of 250 at, apd Yd avenue, | f 19500 do. on Luesday evening, Aug. tue 7th. The Execu ive fooms tt also allows Prussia to assume the guardianship of ; Committes ‘Will meet at the Heil on Weanesday furnished front ieom to one or two kentiemen; BRAL NSDORF ¢ & CO. Depot 84 Howery. 318 the German States north of the Maine, wile the | 2000 do. . 20) Qaieheiiver bn. b's | evening, 10F the purpive of eurouing the appveutocs, | FAUecw neni An advance ip Hien of reference, Can | ALO RENT OUT BY THE MONTH, OR Biates south of that river are to be erected into an | 14000 do 16% 200 Marivoss Min’). ly" | Mt are Wik i plvene Bey on ete SOFENS | gt, oun 1 will be sold off at low raiee-- Latest im} 1 of ; i in ‘ tea t makers, udependent union, Further than that, Austria | 1840 Trea. 73-10, nif So dey Mernote Pino HE | Weitable vo be etiuck against. VULN ALLEN, Pres: | PROS WHO ARE IN WANT OF Lodgings, | (SUing,jbchines gt all the best makers naga renounces ber claim to Bchleewig-Holsteln, and | 850 6.0 Boston \ ident, JOIN ENNIS, Keo. dee, i ig jood or evploymnent, should apply as the Rows: tage to call as thie place bbek buying of renting, as pays her adversaries ten million dollare for war | 10000 iieiaaivds MPHIKD ANNUAL GRAND EXCURSION | boys' Home, 129 Palron at ut aud sell at low rates. do, 2000 N.Y, 7a, B. La : do 104 expenses, If Austria has really agreed to con- | 25000 of the New York Operasive Diasterere’ i :aue po- it YOOMS T dieu, on Monday, Auguet 13th, to Myers’ Grove, LET—WITH OR” wiTHout Vi EL ER & WI N’S SEWING “ar. 4 d, No. $1 Thompson as, 113 chines, 989 Broadway, cor, 22d et, Machines jude as peace upon such terms, she will bh - | Go ALY. Gratfull Tih Regt, Hand iaeDgaged, Steambcas pom — - = trl Hak leh teeaeeaa gover in Basen” | En Beal 4] ana barges wil eave she foocol SHU at. Lok TA. | PO Le—A FURNISHED ROOM AND | S¥p*eh {teh Pies weet sh Pustuene ‘Socterted torth rank as a second-rate power in Europe, bo at ~ % My dia fe S4ih oh N. RD ALM. bedroom on second tloor, with every convenience | as simple convenieuce, it has toa nie gad recognised oan = - " es ey ee ‘89 N.Y. 3 Nat Rae making the a tho retura iu tt evel: tor duet with te 2 twoyouns men an be accom. necessity.” SUN, I t lia ing. embele are rejuested to come forward 04 | modaced with bow: ‘ Nortel # tw ‘The ie Bumbag: #0900 Obio & GMs... | Pr eening & ee he ‘Tuesday evening ne xt apd settle ior t wekess. | un and Stanton, ene Be D} CYLINDER SEWING M KCHINES "FOR tr the new militia law was designed to annoy YOUU Dsee ee : 4 en & ap wae THOB, AA MAHAN, Chalinan, VR. ult on W ANTED—BY THE YE sale. One small end one large; peerly new. (Le people, and to furnish a chance for somebody WO os Gores ery EY a = Of Up town, an aniusmished. alsy Avply ¥6 Gold et top floor, 119 bus a MPAILORS PIC NIC—THE FOURTH wee al | @ emai house, fit tor a qaiet, responsi! » Ade 7 Eb . to make money out of it, the object is likely to be 60 Cle, & Pita. Ko. 504 ALLOK ‘ . 4 dress, tor a wee LonsaT ¥ ND. ’ 6 » ne r 5 With teras, which must be rea- a AND FOU ° accomplished, Every male citizen of New York, 00 mone Hic Bie of the New York Journeyinen Tailors i ‘l ecicse’” i souabie, ALU HA, Station Gi, i, Clty P.O. Protective ana HKenevoient Ua.on, m Beitevue t den, Sith et, Bust Kiver, op Monday, Augus lnoo, The procession will move in tour divisior 17s cre, Gai in 4 aw bt Chi. between twenty and forty-five years of age, bas been enrolled for ‘militia duty,"’ or, at least, he is buw M'Gregor W wo ao,, alld a 135 EAST 38TH SP, 83D A AVE, FURNI FURNISH- | JOUND—A WHITE BOAT, BLACK AND ed Bedrooms tor ¥ i" red gunnell, 14 feet long, luquire as S35ch at, Ned. If he | ble-boui W0 Hanover Bi i Heat aaah Cenenaee Fats 21: NOMIC | t0 68 bv ins woods Goube vedreua from gate Sv, | North iver." _ presumed to be enrolled. ne is not able ed, BB rare Been. 4 tha bo © hi, an ee quarters down lower) te Uraid 10 Broadway, to | Al e inom 0b the first floor ior Zor 4 sratlemen, OST—A WHITE GOAT, WITH BROWN \cmust apply for exem) ton, and ifthe contrary, | 4) do, vere DGS 60 Chi, & Be de ie ng at, through to Fourth ave (0 S1ath st, throueh a head and straight horns,” The fipdes will | . "a Sees E pixth to ave A, upave A to Seventh, wown Bevenils | ee pga sultably rewarded by leaving her at the corner o hemuat either perform service or pays fivoot 28 Pape di ¥.. Ff ae iy P. rw ‘ toave is, upave Bb 1gNth wt, bo the dock, wiiere DAN rt si mY. Tahar, and 3d ave, Harlem, 253 o: dollar. If be fails to promptly pay the fine "164 low the eieamboat and barge Wa. wOBE RLS will bein | \ Bheriff will be sfler him, adding his fee of ‘The 6.80 to the fine, and making the aggregate sum scquired $4 80, Now there is no) robability tbat one man ip « thousand wall perform militle duty when there us » chance to evade it by paying a fine ofone doliar, Sut when and where shall that fine be paid? No information upon the subject has been given to the public by the authorities, and our re- porters have made fruitless attempis to learo mA} % lw Mi, rath Oe oy ; SENT “OS1—ON THE COR MAIDEN LANE And tates atot | A SACT DR, M. VILLERS DeNTIST, | Thin wate wets apr sos ce A.M. broomoe ot &. Ry ati, tuxbih | boautifus teed, $1 each, Beautitul teeth estos aug sha came to 108 Wiluam 6 will be ies bad 1 4u A, aM. jov the gardens, Lhe Cou uit Piatioay miver or rubber, at very reduced iseTuents is deverininea t make the Vic | Lricas, Teeth extracted. ‘Toothache cured, or tilled "REWARD—LOST | IN § SPRING ST bol PR pan gintty = Parner inet bere with gold , other filing, without pain, All opere- near Wooster, # roll of greenb.cks, cou- » 5 Uons warraated, $06 $2. $157.40, wrepped in brow r ‘Lickete Yo cents for gentiemen, Ladies end eblidsen ‘ P D paper, free, ‘hick: ty ob the barge lucents, Chilaren uuuer D® . its KE, 435 CANAL. | STREET, SETS are og uel by Tea oreve Yew tre se aks U y@ate Gs. Dhop Meetsige sou Lie gale ColLmitice & eet Ofeeti on silver at $7 t pe must report to ue Giana Marshal as 7 A. M., punct | w10 to 82; we tional rete 50 oo 0818 on Foud a4 1a tae Ghee 81086. ae esta bl a a” ual. by order of the Committee or Anangements, | filled with gd, bone cement or other fillings, b0 es eon CHAKLES WIEKNEK, Chairman, ED, BLEK, | cente to $1 ver tooth, leeth extracted aitnout OLD TYPE METAL WANTED—APPLY AT AT drew, W.C, il Cbibs, Bec, eee pany oot we Bua USice, “4 Demeoatic MarketsWh joenle PricesCurrest Naw Youu, Saruavay, Aug 4 1866, Cafes, 1b.—Java, 24—025-—; 54. Domingo, 16'¢ —017; Rio, fair to prime, 15090: Maracaibo, 1Tal0's, Cotton, Ib. — Mid. New Orleans, (8as0; Middling Upland, 86887; do Mobile, 87a38, Demestre goods, vard.—Shirting, bich'd, 1Tal 12%; She's brown 14025 bleached —)"s' 12%; Drilling