The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 11, 1866, Page 2

THE NEW YORK SUN. SATURDAY Ll, SATURDAY MORNING, ALU, 186) ‘The Saratoga ( convention. Tas Saratoga Convention, the proceedings of which we published im yesteriay's Bum, was « Very respectable gathering in potnt of numbers aod character, Tave.ow Warn and Draw Rion. MOND, the two most able political generals in the United States, had uteide management of the Convention, and they ‘id their work go well that 16 will trouble the “ Radicals’ to find much ground for carping. These experienced leaders saw the ‘uyportance of giving the Comvention as much of the Republican sppearance as possible, so as not to incur the charge of Democracy in Ciaguine snd accordingly the speeches, the platform, and large proportion of the delegates bear the Republi can imprint. Another evidence of the skillfal- nest with whieh the Convention was managed! is found in the evasion of the tm question coucerning the qualifications of delegates, that was raised in the call under which the Convention ensembled. The said call explicttly declared that ‘whose who refused their support to the Govern- ioent in putiing down the rebellion,’ were “er- eluded from the iny.tation, and are not expected to participaie in the preliminary meetings, or to take evete in the Convention.’’ This prohibition was of course aimed 4 the Peace Democrats, and the inference was that the Jonnsow party in New York were m favor of ruling the Woop and Var- Laspranam party cut of the Philadelphia Couve- tion, For that reason the proposed Convention at Baratoga was popular smong Conservative men, sud it received # hearty endorsement. But it hes lately become evident thet no test will be ent: haved in the Philadelphia Convention ; and hence it would not do for the New York delega- tion to go there upon « platform at war With the peace Democrats. Here, then, wae some- thing of a muddle, But the segacity of Warp and Ricamonp was amp'e for the occasion, The call for the Philadelphia Convention said nothing abouts test. #o, in preparing the resolutions for \he Barotags Convention, the managers determined do avoid the tent question by endorsing the cal! ‘or the National Convention, and entirely ignoring the one under which the Haratoge meeting was beld. It isa littie irregular to #et up @ political test ins Primary Couvention, without at least recommending the same teat in the GeneraljCon- vention ; but the managers st Saratoga did the beat that could be done under the circumstances, The resolutions, on the whole, are fair. Thoy unqualified!y enciorse the adm ssion of Tennessee to representation, aud therefore, impliedly, favor the Constitutional amendment. If the Philadel- vhia Convention ball be as akiilfully managed as wae that at Saratoya, the fears that have been ex- pressed by some Republicans, about its influence ‘upon Dational politics, may be realized. Detectives in League With (riminals. Iv te far from pleasant to reflect that the men who in this city have heen entrusted with the work of ferreting out and bringing criminels to Justice, have for an tocefinite time past been in collusion with those criminals, sharing in the pro- cowda of their crime, Yet this in the « which the beads of the Police Department now make eusinet the elective force, and they claim to bare abundant evidence to fully substantiate that vharge, A secret investigation is now in progress, fo which the whole deteetive squad are wader. mood w be arraigned. It te exid that develop- memes of » most astounding nature have been made, and that the public @ but little ides of the rascality that has prevailed in that department, We confers that we are not much surprised at this disclogure. Our readers will perhaps remember shat, in our occasional commentaries upon the pre- valence of crime in the metropolis, and particular. ly with regard to the mystery enahroucing some of the extensive money robberies that have been commitied within the last year or two, wo have stromgly hinted at such delinquencies on the pert of the detectives as bave now come to Vght, The manner in which the bond robberics were Lushed up, and the apparent inability of the detectives to ferret out the criminals, had » very suspicious look to us, and there have been many other circumstances likewire calculated to create distrust in the faithfulness of the detective force We bope, for the c-edit of the city, if for nothing else, that some m: nbers of the force may be able fo exonerate theme !vee from the grave charges that are now pending against them. We should be sorry to have it appear that this department of the police servic #0 steeped in corruption that there is not one honest man—not one redeeming foature—in it, But we also hope that such an example will be made of those offeniers who may be proven guilty, as will effectually prevent a re- currence of what bas been done, Nothing can be anid in palliation of this offence. A detective who falla to such # depth not only gives aid and en- Couragement to crime,but he perjures himself, and becomes s traitor to society, We want to wee this matter probed to the bottom, amd if the result shall justify the charges that have been made, we want to soe the guilty detectives share with their brother criminals the pena as they already have shared with them the profits, of sheir «Times Congressiqual Reconstraction Acts Are They al¢ Hon, Tuomas Fwisg, of Obloy has written a let fe demgned for publication, in which he taken the bold ground thas the Congress which has just ad- Jourved, being componed of representatives from only twonty-tive Sates. « d not constitutionally pass apy actover the Poesilent's yYeto; and that, therefore, the Freedien's Mires bil, the Civil Bights tall, and the Constitutional amendment ore Jegel nullities, Mr Fwisn imone of the very few @Urviving statesnie a He of the Jacksonian wasa member of the United Mtates Senaie when Chay, Wanorae aud their i lustrious oo npeers were there, Ile was a member of Present Hanwivon's Cabiuet, and al through whet righiest days of the old Whig party be waa one of its wat faithful leaders, He isa thorough Conservative, purely honest in bis political seas ments, and no doubt he fully believes what he says in regard to the aforesaid acta of Congress, But while bis opinion is entitied to respect, we cannot geo why any groat weight should stich to it, Mr EWING was never noted for bis legal attain. weuts, He was called a good |} ein bis younger days, but bis forte wan legislative rather shan judicial, We ebouid regard an opinion from Ravagvy Jourson, Judge Tkumeere, or any mem- ber of the United States Suprene Court, upon s Constitutional question, as of infinitely more im- pertauce than thet of the venerable Obio siates. mau, But the question wil) probally come before she Supreme Court, and until is doee it ie bardly Worth while to speculate upon the subject, City Railroad (Companies and the Ticket Offer The railroa! companies bh bob yet notified us of the acceptance of our proposition relative to the selling of tickets, We made that proposition in good faith, being actuated solely by @ desire to furnish the a# by which the public might receive the benefit of the new law, and we stand ready to carry itoutto the letter, The railroad companies cannot refuse the offer without the tacit acknowledgement that their plea slout the impracticability of selling tickets ‘at places con- Venient to the public’ is only a subterfuge We have offered to incur all the expense and all the trouble of furnishing and selling the tickera, eo that the companies would get their legal rate of fe re, and the people be saved from the penny extortion, This places the companies on the defensive, and compele them to do one of these things: either to accept our proposition ; or make arrangements themselves for selling tickets at convenient places; or else confess that they are attempting to evade the law for the aaks of secur- ing an illegal rate of fare, We await ther de cla on r Manta Anna! Pawra Anwa flods many thorns in his pathway as he draws near the ond of hia life journey, The time was when bis power was absolute in Mexico, and when pone dared to call his acta in ques. tion, Now he wan exile under a decree of Maxi- Mictan: bis property in Mexico hae lately been confiscated by the Imperial Government; be has teen subjected to the indignity of an arrest for debt here in New York, and there now seerme to be “none so poor to do bim reverence’ Bus the most humiliating of al] Banta Anna's misfortunes is announced in the last mail from Mexico, Sev- tral weeks ago, it will be remembered, Banta Anwa addressed @ grandiloquent «manifesto to the People of Mexico, in whieh he endeavored w ex. curse bie infidelity to them at the time when he espouned the cause of Maxiwitias. Tle also declared that he was anxious to once more take the fleld on bebalf of Mexican jilerty, and be therefore proffered hie services t) President Jra- REx to aid the Liberale in driving Maxtwintax from bis throne, But the offer was declined. Juarm bas officially declared to hie Minister in Washington that the Mexican people have lost al! confidence iu Banta Anwa; that ble presence in Mexico would only excite distruat and fear; that bia professions of aincerity cannot be trusted, and tbat, conse. quently, hie services are not wanted, This is a hard blow tos man of Santa Anna's ambition, who claima that his whole life has been «devoted to the cause of Moxican liberty, It is deserved, how ever, Banta Anna bas always bean an unserupue lous, ambitious agitator, who bad pe thougbt be- yond bis personal desires, and ‘t were better for Mexico if he could never again see it Chetera. Tum cholera really seema to hare reached the stage of an epidemic in Cincinnati, Forty-nine deathe from that disease.more than halt of the eceregate mortality—occurred in that city on Thuraday. The populasion of Cincinnati is only sbout one-sixth thatof New Yok, aud therefore the mortality from cholers there, on the day mentione!, would be equal to vear!y three bun- dred deaths injone day in New York, There ‘se certalaly some cause for alarm in much an exhibit ae that, for we beleve the prop rtion of deaths i quite as high as it was in this sity during tbe wors\ period of the cholera visitation in 1849, It is gratifying to know, how- ever, thatin ell the Fastera cities where the chol- ere has appesred, it is now rapidly abating. In this city and Rrook/yn the number ot cases at the Presevt time is not more than one-third what it wan two or three weeks ago, anil the Health au thorities fecl confident that the danger is past, Cincinnati is now the only city where the disease existe in a malignant form, and it is probable that the sanitary measures which are now Leng adopt. ed there, together with the growing coolness of the weather, will have # tendency t» check the epidemic. Financial News, Markets, &c. New York, Friday, Aug. 10, 6 FP. M.—'The after- Poon quotations of the general Stock market, com- pared with those of yesterday afternoon, show no changes of importance. Governments were steady, Gold closed at 145'4, There was no change in the state of the money market, amd call-loans were made at 4 per cent., wito exceptions at J on covernments, and at 5 on railway sha: First-class commercial Paper was io demand at 6 percent, In exchange, prime bankers’ bills at 60 days, were quoted at 107 % a 10S, Om 'Change to-day Flour was more active, and be, a l0e, better, Wheat was « shade tirmer for prime parcels, which were scarce. Corn was ic lower, Oate were dull and dreoping. Pork was heavy but more active, Reef was steady. (Lard was eel wud heavy, and Wuiekey wae doll aud nomi nal, ATOOK BALPS—FIRAT HOATD, 100) 1'.8, 6e, ep.180% 60 West Union Tel. 66 % 2500 U8, 68, cpl 200 Canton Ce, be 5000 | os, 6s, Oe 25 Del, @ Hud, ©... 156 2TH do,. +» 1004 100 Central Coal... 50 y GoW do,. 108% 250 do... » Oy : "64. 1T T00 Am, Coal.......) 60 ‘65. 10T 4 150 Ashburton Goal. 18 ep. 107 200 Quiexsilver Mt... 4% eoveee WOT. 100 tom Wat. P.. 30 wd. 10TSs lw dO... 5.000. By 49 99%. 100 N.Y. Cen. Ro... 104s eee 200 do,, 1b 10B's 100 Chi, & Alton K..1U7Ss W564 60 . les 2d.106'. 200 Mar. & Cin, 1 Pf. 48 16 1) Erne Ro... ON te Sd. 106 1500 do 65 atv Bo do. b.dalld's 200 Hud, kK. 19000 N,V. 78 B Lalidte 9) ‘ 68000 dow... lot's 700 Read 1100 N.Y 72... 95 400 Mieh. Cen, K, 6000 Tenn ov “650 MB. @& Nh. la, 100 do new 65% 1100 do. BOS, 30000 0, Obabo sy du Cle, & Pinte, K 9000 N.C, 6a, G2'— 100 Il, Cen. K., 4000 | do new 62% 4.0 M 6s, in tol TO 'y 2000 Mich, mo. af oe BO Al. & TH. Let. 90 10000 Obio & Miss... 30°, 10 de... UO eB BOD GO....+55+ 22000 Brie 3d M os 1iv0 Chi. & KR. 1. 000 Hud, 2d, ef 105% loo do 3000 Hariem let M.,.100's 10 Mil & aC ou do.... mw 200 M. & Ba. R, let. sas 200) P,P W.A& OL, Yo'e 18 Del, Lack & W. 10 Tol. & Wab, K 1) Po Wa 00 Continental Bk,.100 659 do... 100 walidrs. Oo) 4th National BE. 1038 yoo Al & TH. Pf.. 60% vi er seeeeee MUS 8 Guy do. 67 15 Bk, America,.,.18T 10) Mil, @ 6. POR... 68 oi Phun Ba,,....108 BOARD Jw Tl, Cem. R..... tuo do. toes 100 Cle. & Wisse. R 97 10 Chi, & NOW. KR. By 100 Cantor Lo... 7] Mes iisis 90 Chi & NW. Pt, 4") Cle, & Tol, B, iW Cn), & KK vu (.” er lou P. Ft. W, & C., 105 ip ww , BO. Mw LU g 100 Chi, & Alwa K..1i5y YOO Mi, got. P. bt. 7h | . 16% Lh hos cane eee ceo Washington ‘Sarket Ketaill Kovert. Parvay. P. M., Aug 1), 1566, Reduced prices, mild weather, and «less atly ap pearance of the daily bulletin emanating from the headquarters in Mott street, has at th accom plished @ material change in the business affairs of thie market. dealers in nearly every department of trade averring, to-day, that nothing like the Activity at present noanifested, has been experienced for a twelvemomth. One exception, ho ticeable, — butchers still complain of a | busines animation —a condition of the market, we fancy, prineipaily bie to the fact that the Very best customers of thia department of the trade are ot present scattered throughout the rural dis triets, or “doing” the fesbionable at Cape May and Saratoes. Notwithstanding the talk about the coum rative failure of the peac rhet to-da t flooded lower tha: cellent q and by she crate $¥ 50 wo $5 W), accordi and soundness, These, nevertheless, « high rates for this season of the ¥ ity fruit eeiling tp Aueust, 1 ain to #160 percrate, @ pr the meagerness of the p: the peach growing region that there will he absointely no ally prolifie reeoures of ijate iruit, while from Del re, peach jactore re; scarcely one-fourth the crop, and harvested, From thir it ould appear th lready in the height of Ube reason, aad that iv: season extending, on lan y ugust, we shall nex, week witness ‘te culmination. A ecarcity of good botter hae advanced prices of the bette: grades of this commodity 5 to be per ib. Among the new arti cles introduced tnto the market during the week, were @ few plume, received trom up the Hudson, which brought #5 0 per bushel, ama asmali jot ot Southern sweet potates, which are retailing at the rate of €6.00 per bushel, whieh find no sale a: that price, except from epicures of Fifth and Madison avenues, aud the proprietors of fashionable bovels snd restaurants, Other «uotations are as follows: Rutchere’ Meats. Roast beet, prime, 28a%0e; com- mon, ate, do soup pieces, |valhe; do stewing pieors, lvalbe: do aw ed, sUaste; do tongues, —al 26; sirloin steak, 24a56e; porter house, Uba lic: corn-beef; IMadhe : veal, Yayo: for hind quarters: 16 tor fore. quarters; mutton, torequarters, —n--¢c; do hind do —albe; do chop, t6atue: lamb, per pound, —s- bacon, Pelvic; fresh pork, lsavue; corned-pork, 198 Yle; sausages, Bate; tripe, lvalfe pe: pound; a Warde; han, Ybarke; shoulders, — ative; hem ; cole, 16020; cheere, 20e ; Sweet bread, per pair, Fresh Fish, per lb. Fiounders, 1 halibot, ibavee: naadock, alice, cod-fieh, le—c; aal- mon, —abve Ib,; mackerel, salt, each, LlavSe: biack firh, —alve) perch, —m—c; eturpeviy Ib. He: cat fie, 1ont2 ; bine fich, 1 ale; base, 12al5¢; bass, atrip- ed, [satve; weak feb, lualy; turbot, —a—c; berring, —h— ; Pomiew, Sale, Smokea and Cured Fiah.Smoked eels, 22a2be; emoked halibut, #arhe: muoked herring, per buneh, lvalle; smoked mackerel, i6alse; dried codfish, 9 alle Shall Fiah.Lobaters, alive, Salve; do pikl'd, 20022; oysters, ‘dd 1, 4 Gums Oo; do, etewing, Thal 26 per hw; crabs, soft, doz, | Gua? Wo; do hard dor., —a—; clame, hard, per 14, aT; do soft, Tbal Wwe; ecal love, quart, —s—; verrepin, each, 1(0a1 5); tonguer and sounds, 1balse Vegetadl Kohiratt, bunch, Se; potatoes, avs SOs pki turnipa, Yhaiie ') peck: lett uce, at ate Tadiahea, b'ch, ave; onionsy new qt, Salt; red, buneh, ale; aace, banch, ihalse; gariie, ‘26, parsgips, @—c each ter planta, —c buneb + buoeh, Sade; Ce) polaioes, iy <; do, soup, bane P we tring beans, —c ‘s peck ; corn, Ibe a doz. ; peas, —¢ 4 peck. - Fruit, &e. — Apples, ‘9 peek, 20ai0e ; 2 60a) vO: eranberries, quart, #2 09 per fruit basket; do crate, lemons, 20a%6e doz; whortieberries, qnart, 1592 at lvat0e peck nh Cheene, apples, Prime butter, 4550, common, Tt at Waste; chesse, best, 25 SPECIAL NO Grover & Baker's First Premiaw Elas- n Sewing Machines for family use, and im ack Stich Machines for tailors aud piauu- re, 496 Broadway, New York, and 235 Fulwo st, Brooklyn, bos MotWs Chemical Pomade Kestores Gray hair, Keeps it glossy and from tailing out, and is de eldediy the bert preservation for the bair ku Me Sold by Kushton, 10 Astor House, and draggtets, 35% ‘No 699 Machine and Button Liole Machine, 625 Broadwa, ‘lliptic Lock-stitch Sewing Ma- ith all the latest improvements and achments; incomparably the best for tamily ure. Ellipsic 8. M. Co, 64) Broadway, Agente wanted 415 DEATHS, CLARK—On_ Thursday, Aug. 0, afte ness, Ann, the believed wile of Jolin Clark, a native ot Clenfeakle, County Tyrone, Ireland, in the 37th yearof ber a the relatives and friends of the family are respecituliy invited to attend the funeral, irom her late residence, 605 Eleven h ave, bet. 46th and 47th eis, 01 © o'clock. Ht of the Hol @ Mass of Regu will be off for the repose of her so from the to Calvary Cemetery for int without turther noth LY—On Thureday, Aug. 9, after a linger- Mrs. Mary Aun Conoidly, aged 5S years relatives of the iamuy are reepect- fully requested to nd the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, Aug. 1%, ¥ o'clock, trom her denee, 601 Ninth ave, bet. dish aud a0thew. Dub. lin papers please copy, pars FRENCH —Very suddenly, Mra. wile of Thomas French, aged 41 ye: The friends of the tanily are to attend the funeral, this (saturday) atteruoop, Lith inst, at 4 o'clock, from her late residence, ou Clove Koad, L. 1. a“ {GLARB for ® tedious Hllness, Kobert (lass, in the f N Bridget French, . SOCIETY NOTICES EXCELSIOR MEELING OF THE Young Men's F, M. T, A. B. Society, No. 1, Brooklyn, at Latimer Hall, 210 & 21¥ Court at, on Sunday evening, Aug, 1% ati'eoclock, speaking by Mr, George Brown, Ex rest, of the Young Men's ot N. ¥., and aleo Mr, Francie J, Galliger. singing Harry Lyinan, Mise Kennefick, and oshers, Notice—The regular wiouthly meeting of the 8o Clety will take piace to mo:row, Sunday, at 2 o'clock, at the above ball, Members are particularly re- Also those members holding ball nove that the thine expires to-mor- row for the payment or urn of the 6, and we shall cousider their no arance as being subject to be erased irom books of 4 Boc.ety THOS, QUINN, President, TERKY ROPRR pe YW peerelary. A DELIGHTFUL TIME MAY BE HAD ON Sunda ove, Aue. 12, atthe New Marble Lali of the "Ne Plus Vitra" ¥ "s Father Ma- thew I. A. bs, Bocies % 112 Bast loth oF commence at 7'4 o'clock precia general are invited to attend. Ladies, HENKY T. CARROLL, P MeNULTY, Vice Pres, Bo, VEGA rved seats for es. FRANCIS » Rec, sec, 19 A,LRAND PUBLIC MEETING OF THE Father Mathew 7, 4. B, Society, No, 1, of Brook lym, wil be held at the Lussitute op to-morrow (sua- ) evening, at 7 o' Messrs Joina*han Ka |, Blom aud Cronin will be there and speak on the asion, aud M Sweeney, Nolan aud others tte theré end some of their choices: melo- diet, The fourth annual pic nie und evening prome- nade of Luis Society will come off at Leflert's dark on next Lhureday Oubingt, ‘Those whe bave not got e@quested to do so soon, as this wall et aflairs got up this season, The are eal woe. each, MICUL, LEONARD, PATRICK EGAN, Bee, Ww U BEAL. ach Circle, b » of south Hrooklyn, are re- quested to meet at the Assembly Koor: bia et, Brooklyn, on Wednesday August loth, ati o'clock P.M. tor th o Centre to replace Mr. O'Reilly, who has rea, 49 also all the other officers of the Cucie, MARTIN KYAN, Treasurer glo GRAND PUBLIC TEMPERANCE moeting will be held by the Father Mathew U, b, T. A,B. arent Society, on Buuday eve, Aug. 12, at 76 o'clock, in heir tiall UO) Broome at. Eminent speakers will address the meeting on the subject of total abstinence, the celebrated Capt. De Camp and Mr. Larkin, Singing by Mr, Edw. K en’ Mi, Den- ie Lilly and Mr. Brown, Mr, Sebi will be im at: feudance with bis brass band, JUMN MAGLLKRE, Pree, SHOMAS GILLIGAN, Rec, Bec sea os acne onset Se tne a PUBLIC MEETING OF THE PATHER Mathew T, A- B. Society No.7 will be held to morrow evening at 7 i o'clock in basement of Church of the Annunciation. Manhattanville, Hon, ©. C. Leigh will addres the meeting, Singing by Messrs. Wheeler, Dunning, Tobin, Lrona, and others, N. BA regular quarterly meeting of thie society will be held an ‘ednesday evening, 14th imat, at 7% o'clock, to elect officers for the eneuing 3 months, The fine for mon-attendance will be atcietly en foreed. JOS. CARL, Pr J, B, CHURCHILL, V. Py CHAS. LEONARD, § 126 GRAND TEMPERANCE MEETING OF the Young Men's F. M, I’. A. B, Sock ot N atthelr Hal Ave, bet 50th on Sunday eve, at T ook, Mr. liver a lecture on the evil e of ru ie tem, Singing by Morris, Dinan and Weich, All the oung Wen are invited to attend. JOHN BERRY, ‘res, W. WATERMAN, Vice Pres. Kec, See, LS A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE YOUNG Men's Father Mathew T, A. B, Society No, 5, will be beld at the cor, 224 et. and Ist av, on Sunday evening at 7 o'clock, The meeting will be ad dressed by Mr. Higsina. of Y. M No. 1, of Jersey City. Singing by Mr, Keenan, Mr. Dwyer, Motial- nev, and several others, JOHN CARROLL, J, 8. COUGHLIN, Ree, See, a A GRAND PUBLIC MEETING OF THE Father Mathew T. A.1 wciety No. S will be bed om bunday evening, \ o'clock, at the Hell Speaking Dr. Johu cor, id av. and Séeh at and W. Bowles. Singing by Mears, Metiarv hers, Come one, come all. Lindsay, Merritt and A JOUN BHELLEY, Pres, WoW. MeGARVEY, Vive JAS MARTIN, Rec. Sec = eee |. Le ROOKLYN F. M. T, A. B. SOCIETY, No. %, hal! 168 Fulton i bold a public tem- &. MeCUY, 139 perance meeting, on Sund Auguat 12th, 1566, r coting will be ad Pint and Mr. P. J. Metreever, poetical lecture, Sioging by HH. of others, N. B— The old and ne tec will meet in hall on Sunda; P.M. JOUN MAHER, Pres. JOHN © View Pree, KICHAS.D POY, Ree, see, RANCH NO. 1, FATHER MATHEW U, BT. A. 1, Society, hall 6th ave, opposite Sth st. P. Nihan, Esq, will deliver an addrees in the above hall tomorrow (Sunday) evening, Singing by Mies O'Rourke Mise Woods, de. 3. BYRNES, Prest, 1 WHITAKER, Vico. J. LYNCH, Ree. See. i COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL ° dered to Capt. W, H, LINDSEY, b: rous friends, to enable bim to detrey th pe bie coming tria!,(he being indicted with Geus.U'Neil, Murphy, and others, for violating the neutrality » Doth, at the large .Y. The follow- Kedg Mullins, McAuliffe, Hank re, ©. 1. Misia, Miss Edmonds, Pataer “MATHEW T. A.B. SOCTELY, No 3.—Mesers. Walford acd Glovor will address the public meeting of No. 6 to-worrow evening, Aur Tetb. Singing by W.H. Lindsey, Mr. Whe alo by Mise Kenetex, Canavan, Met wos vornge and @ host of others, CHAS, PARKS, P. PATRICK SMART, Vice-Prest. PELEM DALY, mec'y ATHER MATHEW T. A, B, SOCTETY No. Bof New York will hold ae usual a grand meeting, at their commodious, sor, 4ith at. and Lrosdway, com ing at Ty o'cock PLM, preeielr. The talented and accompiianed Mewsers, Berryman and Crowey and o here will address the audience, Messe, Wheeior, White, Birch and Carroi!, alo Miases © holly, Cumiskey and Carroll, will sing, DAN KERWIN, Prest. HENKY J. HART, Keo, See, FATHER MATHEW U. B. T. A. B. § ciety, Braneh No. 1--As@ member, | most em- phaticaily prot alnstthe pic-aic excursion of the above scciety advert Place on noxt Bunday ; ana! call upon ber who re gleot from ery mem- ts the Christian Sabbath to keep BDWaAKL MULVANY. JPATHER MATHEW T. A. B. SOCIETY, No, 2, of New York. will hold @ ance meeting, attheir hall, cor of 2d st, on Sunday evening, Aug. 18, at 7'¢ o'clock, Ww. H. Chaney, Eey., will address the meeting on the sutject of ‘Temperance, ales, Miss Connelley aud Miss Fanny Sinith. Also Mesers, Singing by Mrs, bv ney, Dellany and (iaffeney, JAMES SAL SK, JAMES DELLANEY, Ree, Sec. iv Ga? TO THE PUBLIC MEETING OF Fa- ther Mathew IT. A. B. fectaly. No. 3 of Brooklya, F. D., next sumday evening at Ty o'clock. See ad- vertisewent lass Thursday PHOS, JOYCE, Pres; JAB, WILSON, VPM, McKEBRVER, Kec. sec.113 RISH KEPUBLIC—I, R. B. PIC-NIC Clifton Park, Staven Island, on Monday 13th inet, James Scophq@ne aud other eminent speakers wiil de- liver addresses, 56 NSEPARABLE—YOUNG MEN'S NO, 2 of New York, Hali 751 Eighth ave, near 54th st, Public Meeting Sunday evening, Ty P.M. Mr. Crow and others wil address the meeting. Singing by Mr. MoGill, Williame and Hoy, Misses Canavan, Kenetic, Connelly aad O'Mahony, N. B.—All excur- sion tickets Oulstaudipg after this evening will be charged as dues, By order of JAS. J, MCGOVERN, Preat.; JOHN MchKENNA, V.P.; JAS, McGUINESS, 836 N?: IS) AROUND—THE FOURTH (4) Annual ’le-Nie aad Cotillion Excursion of the Father Mathew I. A. B, Society No, 2, of New York, will take piace at Jones’ Woods on Wednesda: Aug. lath, Admission 2 cents. Tickets cam be bad of any of the Committee, and at the gate of the Woods on the day of the Excursion, The Pic-Nic Commit- tee are requested to assemble in their hall on Sun- day acer Punctual attendance is required, by order of GEO, SMITH, Chairman of Com. PRTBK CURY, see, of Com, ONPAREIL—YOU S FATHER Mathew ‘I. A.M. B. pociety No.6 will hold public meeting in the basement of St, Paul's Church, ip 117th et. bet. Sd aod 4th ave, on sundae: Speaking by Mr, Plunket, Prest.ot the 6. and also Dr, John Ellie, Singing by M W. HH. McGarvey aud Benney, Mre. Canavan, “- Keunefic, Mre, Metiinuess. Come early and « cure Tepe sens F. J, GALLAGHER, Press, THOS, Me- SUK, Viee Prews. LO, HANLON, Bec 120 JHE YOUNG MEN'S ST, JAMES’ ROMAN Catholic T. A. B, Society, will hold a public temperance mee tng on tomorrow, Sunday evening, in their Hall the school house in Roosevelt at, at 7'¢ o'cloc The following gentiemen are invited: The President and imenbers of the Young Men's Bt. Lawrence Society, Siuging by Mesers. Robert Wil- —— ON NOTICES, ALCON NOTICE—i00 CASES OF Boots and shoes to be sold at auc'ion, om Monday, Aug 10% o'eloc! Ss, 42 Courtiandt at. urday. Aug. 11th, atl i] kat the store of C. 8. PARSONS NRY H. LEEDS, AUCT’'R=HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER wiil eeil by suction on Sat o'c ock, at their sale room, ¥3 Liberty et, household furniture, consisting of gen eral assortment removed for convenience of sale, including perior, dining-room, library and chamber juroitare, carpets, mirrore, curtains, were, china creckery, claseware, & tables, b. w. liam ot, a large and exvensive lot of fancy goods, M. Nassaa tare, this day, 10% o'clock, &e.; plated t. centre a'stands, mattresses, pillows, bolsters, &c.; aiso an assortment of kitcbeu ware. BOGART, AUCT'R—THIS ei DAY, AT © W% o'clock, at the auction rooms, 1 Nort! b wu. bousehold furniture, fine lot of feather beds, hair = bedsteads, mattrasses, lounges, washstance, bedding, wardrobes, &c., comprising a gener DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL at #2 esroom, TY & general assortment of bouselivid turni- pets, sofas, chairs, bureaus, washetends, sortment of articles usually found iu @ fires La furnished house. SEWING MACHI i & Baker, Wilcox & Gibbs’ #a'¢ and to feut; privilece we WICKES, 744 roadway, cor, hang ator Place. NES. @ given, TEW WHEELER & WILSON, GROVER ing macuines tor 826° SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE AT A reduction; one W ee! (rover & Baker, $65, elastic atiteh; both new, ‘Third ave, sop floor. fice for first class machines; reat or exchange; tmachiues sold on aD SEWING MACHINES—DOWN TOWN OF- machines for sale, part rept allowed on purchase; part payment; machines boughtsod repaired, at 110 Leonard at, 4 doors East of Eremyeys formerly at 450 Broadway GIBLEY & STOOPS, iS BROADWAY, cor, of Bleecker et, dealers in all firet-ciase sewn bave the privilege chine within 30 da of ail Kinds exchanged and w rent. Machi 42 Persons parchasing machines of us will zchapcing ‘or any other ma- thout extra char nee O RENT BY THE MONTH AND FOR sale at low rates, sewing machines of ali the best tuakers, at 20 Greeuwich w their advantage to call b oe ers, and others, alwars on han \ FHEELER& WILSON’S 8 chines 959 Broadway, cor, Ls, “SUN, JOR SALE—A_ LAR liquor store Inquire at T50 nd ave. owner leaving the country, st, near Clinton, JOUR SALF soun, coffee snd cake or Monday, on account of « stand, foot of Broad at, knees, rok “SALE—A SMALL SEA boiler, and 504 Water a, \ ad, to lek, part the reat aulowed if GROCERY AND Ul be sold on account of sickness, EW: at. Persons will find it to vetore buying or rent. Howe's tor eather, Wheeler & Melia fn G MA- Machines purchased, “ Frow @ limited business, conducted convenience, it has become a rec a a BUSINESS CHANCES, 25 ‘OR SALE—#275—A SEGARK STORE with good custom, in @ very good location, near Clinton stieet and Kast Broadway, will be sold cheap, on account of ceath inthe family, and the Appiy at 405 Division g53 Apply at 153 AT A BARGAIN, OYSTER id, Susi be sold to-day the OND HAND Apply to McKINLEY & BMACK, Wa Bes See DSS, 5 | at UsT BE SOLD TO DAY, AS THE owner ia leaving the city, the stock and fixtures of & Caudy, toy aud fancy store, duing ® good busi+ Dee, 124 Weat iden at, Vays about o2 per day; price $100 Wilit.ausburgh, of JOS. PLUMMER, ‘saloon for saly Cheap tor cash; to 86 Fighth ave, EA AND COFFEE STORE Will be soid cheap if appiled tor immediately, bet. 7th anu Sch ave, ou QEWSPAPER ROUTE IN BROOKLYN — ) Apply at Su Utice, from 4 til 6 o'clock A.M., or at JU Moore os ESTAURANT, OYSTER AND DINING YOR , price €55y, poly 7 SALE— Stock, fixtures and J years lease of (wa store In @ gee location; will be sulu reas: {ENRY TPRAUB'S shoe store, 06 Mamelureh, C To Contractors—sealed propo: ed at thisofice | Rotunda, City F o'clock, A. M, of Mo A construction of a d. large Fatase reservoir township o near Kent, Putuam Co. N must be indorsed “ Proposal for a Dam, &c, fo. Stor- for the Croton Aque- ind must also have indorsea ihe and date of his proposal; ave Reservoir in Putnam Co,, duct Department," name of the bidd ean be seen, and specifications of the engineer m charge, at Bo, Carmel. office, f A. W. CRAV New York, July Sush, 1506, bame ot bidder and date of offering, at this office until 11 o'clock A, aM bieck pavement, in Eighth te; Yd aveuue, trom tHousio: University place to lac ave; wich to West at; Duane Ulat at trom 5th to ¥th ave; Duane at West at; Sistet trom oth to 9th a from Bavard to (irand at; Spring a LEGAL NOTICES. ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTM Inquire at Grand ot, Wie ances fo: TO) ENT— will be receiv: i Park) nei 1h bh, 1506, for the re Boyu's corner, in the plaos obtained at (he office ya's corners, near Specifications can also be obtained at ihe 103, STEPHENS, ROBT, L. DARRAGH, Croton Aqueduct Depa:ument. ) CONTRACTORS—SEPARATE SEAL- ed proposals, each indorsed with title of work, Will Le received » of Thurs August 16.h, 1560, tor the construction of “gag Elizabeth to Weat at; Bleecker at trom B.oadway to Bowe: 4th at. from Sd ave to Kast River, and 55th at . trom Greens tfrom Hudson to Weat et; from Liudson to m Broadway ry; 10m Broadway to Sth av, also fora cobble pavement ia tor sree weiss Lith ave from 14th to 20th sts and acrose 4h ave atthe intersection of 46th in the follow to wit: Bleecker st. bet Charles and Pe for the construction of sewers Spring ot. bet, Kiizabeth st and the way bet. Juth and Jlst Delancy and © 48th at ter with h and 5th ave; with branches in $,h, cations and forms for bi SHIPPING. son, regenand Brennan, Speaker, Mr, Wm. Bre The members tei to attend a speciz! meeting on bionday ey RICHARD FIELD, Pros, THOMAS HILL, Vice Pres. JOHN MANNIX, Fee, | ple 133 HE FATHER MATHEW T, A. B, SOCK ety No. 4. will hold s pubiic temperance meetiue at their Halleor of Houston and Sheriff ats, this Bunday evening, at T's e: m. Speak by Mr, Geo. Stephenson, key. Singing by Mr. @ end others, PALKICK LAMB, Pres, EDWARD RYAN, Bec. 116 Bec, HE REV, J. P,. BETKER WILL PREACH every Sabbath evening at the new Mission Hall, 26tb at, cor, Seb atSo'clock, ‘This hall been fitted up for this purpose expressly, Ail aie inviied tocome, Seats iree ~ TEMPERANCE OUR MOTLO—HURRAH, hurrah, burrab., Father Mathew United No, l, KE. D,, will hold one of sheir grand pub- ce meetings and concerts at their New Hall 195 Gran iat, b b and 7th sts, on Sunday lent for the evening, Mr. and tT. Mills, D. Langton, Key, and Soper ) Nichole and MeGiinn and Mas. io NB. Hallo let. THOM N, JAS. WILLIAMS, V, P.M. HB&GAK/'Y, Rec, Sec. ” 110" fPllt HON, IRA BUCKMAN, OF Brooklyn, and Mr, Chenny, editor of the Tattler will aa- dress ibe public meeting of the F. M. |. A. B. Boci- ety No.6, runcay eve, at 7'y P.M, Hall Sid atreet and ud Bin Jobn, Miss Canay i Robert Wilson the temper, ance nig nga -H. Lindsay, Ba ath hans ot Y, 1, Mise MeGuiness, Mi aud a boss ot others attend this mee . ALHEW NL Hos, FAY, Vice, POWERS, sec en Joban ested SAVINGS BANKS, (GERMAN SAVINGS BANK OF Brooklyn, o4 Montrose avenue, Brookiyn, E. 1), DIVIDENDS PAYABLE MAY AND NOVEMBER, Bank open Monday, Wednesday and Daturaay, from bto> i, M. Dix percent. inierest allowed on cue of $5 wo $o,000, free of tax, Money deposited NOW will be entitled to Smonths’ interest in NO- VEMBER, Care from Division and Koosevelt St, ter ries pass the door. .,, J: KROBENGARDEN, President, Te eee BPLE ou,{ Vice Presidents fates. W ey Wishor Cashion | Bowery; te Sth uve bet ldih and 16: h ste; et ave bet Sth and Yth, 1th and Lath and 17th ste: Essex at. bet Stanton aud tive wily ivington, sme aud Hester and Division sta” * let ave bet 74th and 79th nches in 2d ave aud in T5th, ith, 7th & d also sewer in 4otn at, bet Oth aad Lex- adison, and 4th ean be had 108. STEPHENS, ROBT. L. DAR. JRAVEN, Croton Aqueduct Board, Aug. 4, 1506, 310 at NARD EMIGRANT LINE—BETWEEN U C New York and Liver Calling at Frou New York, TARIFa., TRievhl, RATES OF PASSAC Cabin........ soeesesecoeeee WEOOTEGO..-.ceereceseees ere Steerage Lickets from Liverpool Queensiown... For steerage O Fo freteht hd cabin p ery ne passage, abd jueenstown, peedar. Nt uguat, a 8 J Gold, 230 Curreney, or $36 Currency, pply as O9 road way. ey Bowl. ng Green, E, OL AAD C UNARD LINE—PASS AGE and to Queenstown and Liverpool, Also by the Remittances to Ireland, &o, TARIFA. ren N erage assay Apply to WILLIAMS & pad | Haber Z ss an is kek LIVERPOOL— PACKET tivator sails 15th August from River, 5d South as, APSCOTI’S STEAMS For passage appiy io WILLIAMS & Ul’ York 15th August. oe in Currency. ION, Broadw South SHIP Pier 27 reet CU FROM Old B.ack Star Lane of Packets, c Bast ION, BOS HIE am Steam weekly to and from QUEBNSTOWN LIVERPOOL, By the following first ciase iron steamships BOSPHORUS, ASL PROPONTIS, GAMBIA, DELAWARE, CAROLINA, PACIFIC, CONCORDIA Cavia Passage, 8100 5 cerage, #5u, . abie in currency, Certificates ¢ Pool Or Queensio' f eo tre 387 . at ieee rates, 4 OF passage apply to APSUCOTT BROB,, No. 56 South street, ited to bring passeugers trom Liv YaPSCOTI’S” LIN€ FOR” LIVERPOOL: Packet Ship ATMOSPHERE, U Vill sali BALURDAY, For freight or @, apply to toe” “TaPaCOT, BROS. © TYPE M apt. EVEs, ug. Dith, ib 4 . gash price wil be paid by U, UR Api, No. 36 Bouth st. ; ~— ————— TAL OR OLD LEAD—500 000 ibs, of the spove wanted, for which the filha ~ a . ' ‘@y