The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 20, 1866, Page 1

— THE NEW YORK SUN T DAILY MORNING PAt W YORK CITY ean Adaira, | | : HOW FRANCE WAS BEEN FAVORED |" jrex cm A "Lasting Feaco in Europe.’ FRANCE AND MEX1Ico.!5 INFLUENCE OFT) CWENTY TO PEPTY CE som busluecs abi.uud bs lif AMERICAN PROTEST |" No Frenchman To Hold Office tn} NEW3 FROST 83. Pi: Execution of ¢ i s@ity, and oneb individual ents THR MERICAN SOCIFTY FOR 1H# PRE. VENTION Op ye LY, TO ANIMALS. ibe tecetves tor the i. URiar tromelie for bovees and .n'8 througueut ihe © The french Chrewlar. Panta, Noon, Sept. (7th cular of this morning states that the recent snoh Cir ups, euabiiue pore coe gurope are favorable to France as Vonetia was handed over to that prov ince throngh the meaus of Fre n of it herself, It of diretly gai is added that this is the second step which France has taken toward the frevdom of N UPRIGHT TAUULAR BOILER Por sale; also & tre hove nthe tom neat | jaabeuhport, NJ. Tho Mosrreen obsorves that 1° Italy are drawn n aud inter | eats, Austria now has no hosiile intent, ‘The Conrontion of Romo will be i ried out. Navies of 2nd class Pow ors assu ly car tho liberty of the Baltic nnd Mediterrancon. ‘The note justifies the offor of tho Emperor swerfa checking ait teresta to any It shows the ne pica sue 2 oeasity of porfect defence and military or Kanizauon, not, however, aa a threat expresses a boliof in lnating peace in Europe. ‘ho belief in generat that Napoleon, bimacif, was the and author of the uote recentiy and that his sincore dosire ia for a perma French Omicers tn M Pants, Monday, Sept. 17, P.M that tho Emperor Napoleon has refused to allow officers of the French army to hold Tt is sata MERSPS. MUNN ‘Auwerscan," come Parents for eew Laveations bavo hed seventeen wing to the protest of the United States Government Execution of the Ma whe attompter! to Mill the Caar, Sr, Perensnvnon, Monday, Sept, 17 Th containing the Pateot 1 formation te Inventors, fui = York, oF cor, to aasassinate the Caar several months ago, waa executed here to RATED INSTANTA- Na Oe te wWoRLt ‘Thore was a great popular de: testified their zeal fi ustration St. Petersburgh, every one in the Allod with Joy at the condign punishment |” py ed dyes, 1s being prepared NY CRITTENTON, 94 8 oud Addiesses. 1 ‘alee of all Drugsists RUELTY TO ANIMAIS.—NOTICE 10 Inventors. —Ibe society ior the F (Creeity to Avimal aay \thorsmest's waed tho Upper Hf ‘The Promian Navy. a — — | Brniis, Sept Prussian Meet, | SHINES FOR ALL—THE N&W YORK ._ Price 9 Conie. DIES, GENT: in the harbor of Kiel bas been put out of eavidenves on all | brishge Arrival of the City of New Vork. Queenstown, REGATION OR der the inerpere w York, of the Inman arrive After landing Londoa maila proceeded to Liver and passengers, ab Arrival of Lavexvoor, Friday, Sept Great Pastern. pM Tho steamship Great Kasters hus been signaled as off Fi to auvise anu 4is¢0: sere 6 end pocperty of 1001 pa RigOR. BN 1300, GRR dispoutiom to be tuet on her return from her secoud trip to Heart's Contout, New foundiand, with the recovered cable of last ‘en the 12th of Sepemler. Groat enthusiasm g tho shipping interests here on the ar lores cures of suceess which this ship has met with after | with bin w all the mishap that Lave oveurred to ber] tu bo un since Bruce denigned her, LATEsT CABLE DISPATCHES, ‘The Quadrilateral, Fronencr, September 18—General Kenel, pe all necenen of the Italian army iu order to auperint « range: | PATENTS -PATENTS— MUNN te wollelt Patents and 0) erument protection on new Laventious ® ¥ ments for the transfer of the fu Quadrilateral to Ve ‘The Venetian Debt Brursy, Sept, 1® France and Prussia are APH ARE ALL IN heartily iu favor of the proposal of 3 ) FLECTROTY! brea with regucd to t The baile Pulsky. Virsa, Seer, 18. 1000) be Newspapein Books, ror of Aus ue steal suvan.eges et tria has coucluded to permit t : wing of thelr Type Bille {Andy 8 percent, ¢ exile Puls ky to live in Hungary. COMMERCIAL DISPATOAES. their works svereot) ped onciny i on object aud ‘eyped when ed.ens Middling Upia ls Cotton in qu The Tullow Market is i at Ld bid, @ large—aud eoonomy ‘Tho antes today " ” Middling Upl * fO CENTS PAYS FOR A WEL! ’ 6 Upla Layee newepaper, It a TLE BUN, Boreas | Uduoted ot 1a 1 FINANCIAL DISPATCHE ABREACHERS WANTI.D—FOR EVERY DE pon sols closed at 8! 14 for S. flve-twenties, Erie shares, 46 1-4; Ulinois Ceneral, “AMERICAN I { 4 of American ne Erie shies, 47 1-4; Lilinoia ( ‘wenties, ANUPACTURES, rnation concerning all one ixh ries have Tollowing are the quota: Erie shares, 47; Mliuois Central a 7834; U.S. Five-tweuties, 72 1 eptember 18th—Evening.— Was Dot sus. Uplands ho wales to-day mer on widely elrculeted and nea, res, oaths: 1) copie ior ‘the. have reachod Vngland, wore paid (org view vending window. bar rage oD an a ASE Me ek qT § NEW YORK, THURSDAY, EUROPE, PATERES. 3 CIFLOMATIC CINGULAR lis Vicws ef Lur Trretox, Nod nisi, had ate Dat waa det to the thi wi quiahed, Keptomber a \ ade public, | sion. w York | dou! }dowh. laa nearly From f | rain fell | near L forenoon The A young Southworth PosiTOR, w ing West. 1 as follows ho left bis f t proper bier when ¥ the guns, stature uod sine die at one Thia gentle United States | weather of a w lay by the Loe was boro in Salotu, New Jorse: re his ancestors, throngh @ ¢ Mr. Cattell's took an active part in the Rev a half tho (dneation furnished by an ordinary ars of age he @n Hage school tered his father’s atore fn Salem, “his majority he was engaged fn business for him: Tu 1840 he was ele Now Jersey, and in hotinated by the Whigs for Sti 17 votes in the He wae Clerk of the Ge TSi2F and ISK, the only Whig, re P aveation which State Constiaution Insineas in Phil Tn 1844 he was County He holds the po | ters of the ¢ n Conveation was held at | sere}! ocks, ‘This included o ll in this city at noon today + formed, and 8’ State U ikeapenre pat che Cle to which he responded in a fter which, three ch ¢ Soutierne * were given for the | whi nid the assemblage | tive to the cotton eropa at ( Hire ree, mon Council of this city have abane proposition to ent Southerners whi ft wae nud mediation betweon Prussia and Austria, and | a partisan Italy, and hints at the annexation of people of the same langage and of the Powors in Europe in the party of | during the present week t 6 ton stood that they we t of receiving | like th sof the city was at ¢ ay gine uijourned without we quently appointed the woth of Ied throughe tip Gews Toms By Tolesraph te ihe How Tork fom) Tur great bi burn, %. ¥., haa day, the tat of Octs Two bales of cotton crwp from Atluuta, ville at 30 cents ay 6 boll tomrnament at Aw poned until Mon the first of the now don Monday in Lanis Tin: vicinity of el Tuesday night with the heaviest ra storm that we have had for many years ‘Tie stoamer St. Louis awi Francisco om the 18th for Panaina, $510,000 in treasure, of whieh $4,000 is for | A from San Tuy whalomen in the harbor of Si cisco threaten Em: | who, am alle ay in | the Aretic s Thomas P. Ma ¢ Wands of the Shenan above port recent ly in the ahip Ga # positively state n inflicted ou the would: | evor will o of their rnler. ‘the Electoral Law. Beau, Sept, 18th.—The Electoral han, nt length, it that no loss what positors or holt. | % ence of the ato) Hauk of Upp any of the other banks, Suspected Mui her name as anys tho Adrian (Mich.) Ex. | lately arrested in that city, | pirtet aday. M ostensibly on a charge of theft; but the real object of her urrest was on auapicion of be wry 10 the poi Samuel Post, formerly of Lond ming of Me wt werived an nar Hudson in the Sate of Michigan 1 aanding, until wh |) When he cont Mea, Weaver aud isoner, who chai when he sent f Weet, During bis stay in Lond taken sick, during which the two. wo who hid accompanied him induced deed hia H wee Loday for | were cal ietored hey left some powders of the ca of the | with (he w With directions fur their Lied, however awere buxed up tor ship | authorition m & pont mu) g foul play ‘of them wutil Miss Se od wt Adrian, It in suid he wilt | YH! take up bis quarters in Perth, ix that prov thworth was ar is now awaiting her | RES) MONROE. lery Vractioo—A Strong | tains the following FROM Ff Taterewtiua 2Aru arness MoNnow, Sept, 17—1 now being experi nto ascerta the resistance oflered my ‘Tho cotton | other p market opened frmer, with an advance of 14 penny on American inst rifled a lady with Very Peayeeti young muy vy of Sobutor & ¢ we de House Pace, rjectiles, is composed of solid pieces of granite, firmly comente gether with “dowels” and and bolted to gels, and is | ¥ nut 4) foet fro ut thirty feet high, thirty: | "wie about to enter. ‘The ho eight feet thick, and is clad | ly by, und the bride bey h rolled iron plates, in four nix feet wide with two fourd, presenta a formidable ir Loxvox, Sept, 18=Kvening.—The follow: | fet lv ing are the closing pri urfuce, eighteen | hour of midni ig and twelve feet wide, selected for the experir tested, and consiat of a Lore and a twelve-inch rifled gun of the well | everything reu known Rodman t have by cen-inch amooth | went Evacuation of Durange by the Prench. had not been foun Baw Fuancisco, Sept, 19.—Me, Gorday, the | fearful that he has met with some Mexican Consul at this port, has received a | ™sfortune, ated August 13, stating | The grand lodge of the Independent Order that General Armanda, at El Parel, an-| of Good Templars convencd at Syracuse, nounced officially that the French forves had | N. ¥., yesterday, evacuated the city of Durango, letter from Juarez, eter today pounts to 86 de 1 can aesure you, ie @ relief to in 110 ¢ of eld Sol Bineo the rota we have had nothing tran spicing that would be of any prrticwlar tn , exeopt to record the other of the mem! who waa wounded of July, Mis a ar ard ho | ring, whi He was also ter vived fofore he | his native town, | vention of I864, During * Mie he Leeisiature of | Reefton sent fire hia Madient frienita, fi & yout was | those had entirely desert thin y wil | Senator, | expressed his fi before he died, t nty jit he lived he wor form the » thy eral Asacrably in m he lol te wal * ls of em | those he had ones ¢ He et the new | ae to be rostpried t atior. the engaged ia | physician had pronoun howev. | and he died calmly and J, In i choler yet tart met with | is ehieily cor we thay wae 10, Aftecn case Of 5 | low fe the upriver distriot visit avon over kt iton worm hind eo little dam: ) the raing, which aro usually destene first corps of the boeg remarkably t ate The Com. | planters, except, thoae in ned | districts, were fn hopes of row. | become andlly chan, relia: | everything ol the wort ayp is belind jit will be ng to maturity, and, couse of saving the crop will | time, a Lato "in quently, the ol | be dimiaished Au ingest haa boon held to-day on th ly of Charles Heinscller, « uative of New tion, Great | York City, w inimisted wuienle @ the son | aya ago, by § 1g off the dock jute uy i » to disappear beneath late to be rose vl after w lor is bely was found about a | vwn the rive vers fond in the pocket cause of Iii to the effect Chiat be UMe. was vi 7 RINDERPEST. Appearance of the Cattle Disense In Kens Anima # Destroyed. rryiog et, comment of Lexington, Keutueky onse wan brought into the St porta outtle from Ten. azo, and wince that tine it has kil of cattle, aud bas etod al whalers in Mra. Jamon K. Duke, who owne al of e of the cattle thin aw | facal pasture, the heath, mabe Duke, with a book of + other. neighbor, Mr. oy, whore ler—A Btrange History | vuly Texis culilo r Vtost 2. A ge Oatord, Seat County, Moat P r Mu Woodward County, | tur had by mM poten whe o but taht and others have died in the wake of thea xine cattle, vot it la a} remarkable fact thet the discase has broken | Ha Mslignant form eave Where en. On the ich eaves, w house, sod in the 1 not wil or rin Canada hia w ve been gener yb im their ay B NpoU the pastira ge upon they ted. Such is the ators, whieh i veritable enttle pli ing with such fatality in Lurope. Tu Snghand it is called the ruderpest; 10h Phynicinnas | has pre oat fatal technle College. =! technte 1) unaylyania } ance, iueluding students fre || North ands nil alse be rope, who to wuuly | methods of tuning, bridge bi aud | railrowd nauk President Kennedy, in ning address, took #tron ull in rum gral tn eg of the military education of the y means to prevent useless bi) o of war, the recent: Pw ted as aud wu A Miewing Bridegroom. Feur of Foul May. Thy Chiewgo (IL) Post, of Monday day night 0 ae viens th orthy y y I r blooming ity. She blushii alation of frieuts, Who wished her 1 in the now path of life nt, full on which awopt awilt . anxiously to wouter why herintended hustwnd did arrive. Several how nasser wud #t aud | ho bridegroom enme. ‘The eluck struck th t. and the company div ded bride retired to weep, | {je o guna | Porsed—the th Tho guns | ed the Immediate fricads of the wissitng a Well) aan instituted @ search him, They his boards. und that ined as untial, It was ase tained that bo was I 1 on Batirday when he put on his wit and went Out. Nothing further could’ be learned in regard tu him, Up to two o'clock today he and his friends ure ous By the report of the Grand Seoretary \t eppeare that the Order t ta one of | BM# tnoreased the number of ita mombers gtou. Hor | Over dve hundred per cont duriny the yast von SOUTH AMERICA, THE PANAYTA ELECTION, and te General Government. VITM SPAIN, HUALTH OF VWs 1H THE, GEMTAN St LENCE MON} mtence of the Sun.) steamer Bow from New York, revehett Aspinwall og nl precngers salle on the Serruimento On the same even rible Denth of at Waanisetox, Sept The receipts from Internal Regen the firat of July are $88,086,000, sgregate of over Since my last, the only ftom of i ou procected te our futare State Prewb He may have got 500 votes, but he ed officiully to have got 19,000, sely to have a collision with @q ent at Bogota if the we ds an they ae yelinance haw A delegation trom Ma the appointment (or of the port of Boston. Vresident haw Int of January nest City Fathors hus Hatire in bel cognized J. W. Cur as} for the Dor Mi of wa igh hour ay ine at loggerh b present, for Mosquera mast think @s a very rebellious one. is purchased in the States ta ally been taken to thelr dest j nation by tho Ameriean bark Corlotte, thé neutrality laws to the contrary notwtie We have dates from Valparniap 7th of Angust, that the primal erie of a paneer wnt whereas "| inetanes of the app | Republic in Bradley, a nian 4 eagle sitting sud threw a stone at it perpeniity of th t binding foree over ne anid the law hed beyoud further all the country of | cer to the United 5 A wounding it aevereiy that it Ie measured over Jat Masalls Floor alter a long, bloody That while as soldi with Prauee, 6 ifivens, and feel nod © towardaa ty ewith Pruaia we structed Germany ty arrived nt Vatparaiso; the llont dispathh boat, but tte be no better than an [first ty an ex girl in the employ of the Wot | latter turns shooting will cone vis, bat in ne other caps | adapted to war purposes. This disapy | mont givos rise to grave acenaations agatna® pis | (i Government for not having prov | country with @ formidable equadron. | Government, in reply culties whieh eurroun oapectally tu the U c numerous fruitless efforts of the Chile nt im the United States to i clace of ahi rer" | Gover | tried their aki wi the ritle fora | © General | i and never makes a together with foroign minisiera to residing judge of tty Ins her, equally import rotitution requiring the Legislature | for the protection of freediven, an va, | AHORY MOU Hie aviuins were | N. correspondent whose aathorit sory A one, a connequen: ‘hips ant gna, cust whee the Governmens | inost embarrassing ae public opinion tmeleap mperatively on the contingance of the war he Chilion press is unanimous for the tape ther proseention of the war, as ouly means of settli issue between the South American The question relative to the bounda “ill und Bolivia lias at length bees nitely settled. The Government of most enorgetically, the polie: which it atarted—the development of re sources of the country and. the welfare. 10 people boing its sole ait. ie Constituent Assombly of the in the name of the uern the chief leader Ne and the founder in the bighoat oh ho has ele aad brougbe arrival from Content ie Tur Atlantic enble bad been ivoked apon | hh ly lost that the Underwrite pad paid the fall writer atates he was, by 1 during the Laat dealings with a rebel « nm he did not to the Rebel Govern was justiflable um ‘The situation of F of the rebel wartormaster, Being 1 funetions ae States in the t 7 be catitled » feeling that tutional guarwatis ing. The’ queatiees hat her share holders «| ing, on his return the exainple of bis ancle, the young Prince Thero was a vory large attendance at the et. The | | the navy, whore fi they now deeite to secking opportunity to couverse with the 8 were obtained ngrens and by others, ® was no general the pressure upon the Pre: hoard the soop-of war Ostiaba he ia got back to St, Petorsburg. _ that soarlot fowe it thay be ponaible to » courage and fortivude, ad enuse, wm 6 | with oF admire those who State of Tolim, tho liberty of soveritl mombors of up (o@ late hour, battle, and having been vanquished im conflict, this 9 ‘control dro of the Government they even leas than sumates of the woret man: houses, ard urges the necessity of some oue in authority noticing the mat Commanier GW. of the Wino aki, reports to the Navy Department, under date of the 10th inst., his arrival at Key West, with the Atuorican ate Meade, of and from New York, in tow, having discovered hor at anchor about ten miles east of Som brero Light, on the east coust of Florida, with hor machinery ina The following is a statement of the re coipts and expenditn for the quartor ending June 30th, 1866, cheroualy atteinpt the name of the count distiotion before the © t the prerogative of pardon Oxe of the convicts of the Western (Py. Ponitgntigry, n reachod Aspinwall on tho I euurstingg Cha is 1g the Bille, While uttering’ hia blasphemy, he waa «ud: denly struck’ down with a wonseious until he died at 12 o'clock noon, on Friday: A Hemas Drate shecking Treatments @ The proprietor of « well known rum in Paterson, N. J., known as the “Blue Bem net House,” was arrested on Monday the charge of savagely beating and hia wife, she being at the thne confinement, Yesterday the poor womeg) to appear before Jury. to giver ber vem riigle par crime. ed th it wicked treavon, socalled Democratic of "this State apy jmubled condition. sof the United ler of Texas reports to the rey anh that in j total expoudituren, $820, age first broke out on the farm of | t clusive favors t ty those aiding oe ul sistent with ite is, who has been in constant rotary Seward, reports volunteors irom the st her hushans e situation, that sh | aod was tually carried home more than alive, where se now lies in a Hor brute of a husband, nob al with the pai | nervion of the That the hoble attitude of the recover his health, er this afternoon (10 rot acres upon whieh X was paid for the year 103 was 6, ect that when he The Montreal Henan renews tho. 0 it tho silver upinanee, “Let any of our row of jail he wou for tho sake of humanity, that the fend Le imprivoned tor some time to come, LOCAL NEWS. MEW YORE AND Tux VICDIITY, General Intelligence. (By Mail to the vELY woman has been arrested in Hen in suceosmion, neo we understand wrter dollar ta cur whon aggrandised by the an nexations will comprise a Werritory of b,kos Pouttics 1 Tun Crry.—Aa the month @ Novembor approaches, the Ward politiclaa® gradually emerge from the State of politied o which they subsided at the oom clusion of the last election campaign. now become inapired with the prospeet absorbing the spoils, and are preparing the political battle, are busy musteri.g their warriors, many whom are already on the trail of the Judging from the preparations being by the political organizations in thie heoming campaign will be most citing, bringing out the full stromgth the contending partie The Radicals thoroughly overhauling their organ’ certain managers who have been their machines unsatisfactorily are to wiped out, aud new apostle HeaTION from Dalenhelm tn the wes that during ta fow days etric fluid killed Lower Blane pr & thunder ator F that place, th only M. Brancois ayor, his son I has boon chiara Cardinal Wisen A with @ firma Hi fitness for the pom vw mo worthily fille th mont cordial respect, usteont au 1 wivuuls nearly to vn Tilineis farmer, has wat mold 1,000 weres of his ty ‘This te only a amall section hiv powseasions, ‘Ten dollars will buy ule we y ull, tu compat With another son of M. Metter, akon rofuge under a tree, was also struck and able to creep howe aud announce the afflict- ng intelligence, Hicsolved, That in Gon. Stowart L. Wood: The chbefs of T: broadcloth cont, injured, but was upon the field of Tin defense of weil as their firm adhere erty for which jade their names desory fellow citizens, andl that i Hayt we view a # Ht, Whose faith es in Loudon, ple wis 0 ‘sland "| irineiptes off able wus only ot Buckland a maniac 500,000 franon palitishing a cate in a iron cinge thirty yewrs hus become #0 detor wanible to straighten. his lim Ho retuses to be ch A will not muflor anything tot §| au ‘uprobable one, ‘There can bo no doubt | | After visiting | but thot it is th his friends, bis family Tost all trace of him, | which so much has been heard a until a sliort tina eid ve in which bis Hun nature seoms to have ly deworted li Ir nay not be generally known that Miaw ig notifiod all the who indorse the Syracnse Convention the renomination of Gow. Fenton” thas must be newly enrolled for the coming com on Monday and Tuesday ev this interesting piece of work was perf hy Inspectors in each of the twenty-on@ The Radicals will bold aries in the several Wards om the im, cattle plague; in M panish fey The aymptomes to | similar, aud in aluost overy case thus far it | services, ven j and we constituted authorities sree their adopt Seo Arnnrry colony of Geran vine un with the mi izzh ating toward lat | k the piece it was | Del.,where gra fw loading inter is likely to bee Assembly Districts, tered the side Vola, inflicting wf , trom which bo died in about t atten: | ¢ | of the object of | welture of the loyal ol i | eran ok Wo tort upon a basis caloulatet fre mn number of the votes which were given im al the districts for Abrauom Mi b district will be represented according tw the number of vowrs i eemtaing, in liew of tho uniform representation hitherto follow The Democrats ome ap ond doin ational Union," Constitutional” orgonizations are almady 1 the whole A WESTERN paper Chittenden of vaiwed James Smith died of ehol ee, partially de Jed about “nominations, a with patriot. tion whieh em ‘enlightened ) will hold forth in long bag voured by rat Gantincr, of Eliniva, 1) | iam, (perhaps of tut desexd he excitement ineremeemy At six weeks New York stupil or have Aguiuet what 1 Committee on wh ite Chairman, Major ean Jorkey Clib wi pou Jerome Park, a Westchester Co, aud the moet isea to be ene of the most eum Meld tn the United Staves tivet colebrated horses tn the coauwy Field, presodted |, as was also @ resolution of the rd to obtaining « charter | nob Arry ‘hues, A TERKINLY acold ut has oveurred at Ce 1 hy thirty nen broke from its moorings dur storm on Friday night, and went over the Only tour of the brew were saved. oLPnts, of No. Je of the Kings of Hanover anil Sax He took with him trom the cnpital a #uin of w tillion of florins belonging bo the State, and carried off his celubrated ‘stud of boree: of incorporation ticipate In the rucing, ined ‘Tur, emigration from Canuila to the Weat ) Which was ull lant year ‘to elicit cause suIne epprehensir FeHOME BROOD, ‘in aahort time not less than SS heads of families and young mn have loft Lewis for the Western States. La J NAL ola remarks oo the continued e: tion of artisans uest of w moans of pring, it maya, no lees nantara bare Him dew Pieut Horm » 1th Prectind® rtuinevenwWoore Le} A Crazy Maw ix 4 Seva » has been con- Le CANADIAN ace, with & minal ‘says that wit will tell you is bis, bat wolbiv 4 will toll you there is no eer London Tors says of railways in th unt LOW Boo £ 40,0 “The total oar. wveetand Kexing’ mate fog ‘him, but wad tb, matter was g ucboc to the Week, tn ns command not 1000 hig” ear