The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 29, 1866, Page 1

be —— of im — | ———— SW YORK SUN. 4 . ; ety for the ean of thn dante of ‘ 34TH YEAR! Mi ited CE SHA clues OF conte | AWOLDEHT DAILY MORNIN mR ¥ — | (iaee cine, atl wcorreming Combbele. Om ) | Hace the Journal x Cousin and thet | EIRP PRM thats TON he ° jie eC hed sett » on - ~ _ ~ --—--- - - na -~ ~ - Depar ui A) AF ANY Mla Wore RAPENT DA NEWSPAPER IN . ‘a alta “4 4 wae g 4 * : . ee ‘ ny ‘ e i unde . e y one Won.n. rty-Hourth Year. NEW YORK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1866. Price Tsvo Ooenta | cet sie it iccee of ees | tle tombe teat the Picomsite pote” will THE KEW YORK SUN prasswes every facili 1 . " lear f° fer obtainre; the nose af the day tom ovary par | t U R 0 P E iid Bt nl | WASHINGTON. CANAD’. | Mexico. » AND DISASTER, |e sl caret £ alae ape ory Mah and toes THY WHOLE ab igh Ada CEL rd ih A RX KCUTIVE PARDONS. | Fenian Scare. on both + 1600~'Fh0 Kovelenion fe Lewes Great Gale of Now!ound:and, | so Sono Furani, in Elm st seer paet forms, IE PRICK of ou ~ : Ne boefnre the Oral Sant. and tha eye atl WHEC iNen: RWIDLE SIPWHECKS. yeatertoy, and at ity prpere. N ews by Mail. t! Le is ' : ' oe adhe SHIPWRECKED MARINERS. A BLOW DIPENDING Lrobntbremdlas in A oer ae TERRIBLE SHIPW he lwilleiont to tna 2 A With fond + ; 4 Tnformers mal ticle Peew. THE PROVINCES ALARMED, | bean received dated Sept. tat, giving an One Hundred and Fifty Dead Budies steer se peg wl eed 0 We pi . “me Fal vine persons hands to be invented for their e siifleages of mst os DETACHED COMMANDERS " count of Coronas it operations at Palos . we neresta | Dates tothe 1Cth, jury i hint | PP? : MUStN OP TROOP 1 Dieta, Houy St ih ay ye Picked Up at Oue Place, | venair ’ awk Fr IRE 7 . 0 , fe pveursees ety i OAS TS EN BRAT AIRS | AM tas border Cities a j under the command of Colowels Grenadic | ¢ zy . re Kewovny —Me. George P. Putnam, Cob PER COPY : and lo delivered by carn | FAILURE OF THE CROPS. (yun Tie peanit ba, smn The two | A heed sels | ‘ rs i and Martines, entered the French positio porae leotor of Internal Revenue for the Eighth House, Giere ot fihep of om ‘Genre fy, ee favorites Lay in the front rang throng | - ad from the rear, tring one piece of ar | Pont au Masge, ptember = | District in this State, is reported removed EWELVE CENTS PER WEEK. or vent by THE ST. LEGER RACE, Tord Lyon with the Teal of Savernake hen hoy ae Tho Canndiane aro eahiiting all the un: | titlery and the Inuporial magazine, The | The ieavfal gute OF Wind fur. | £00 his position BIX DOLLARS a year 2 i ta chat vole AM al Raled Rely aa ation the | Wasnixatos, Sept. a | Sasiness who expects toe way-| French, thie cut off from Mazat ri Y Mighe healed val ‘ae N ; bag 4 | _ Mcste—The Central Park Commissioners THE PAICR FOR ADVERTIAING vary, eecord hacer i : iantant Was Wy att amd red for the attack of | tam, made two, deaperate. charges | (LY last on the eastern coast of Newfound: | announce that if tha weather is fine there welow ton FROM TWENTY TOFUTY CENTS | AN Interesting Desort; tion. achinn lShgue Vane eA erie For aedved Wut Chee whee TE Dating | nate le, two desperate chereee | iand, and a great mang wrecks have been | will be musle on the Stall at the Park tor \ i anil free | Peter Rey lected at the September im whence itmay come, During | under Capt, Delatak, and — succeeded 1a 1 84 Gelock, B. Mey bp Gn, Coal te FD tl kg pig | t e q 4 7 ory o'cloe! iy the Cen erusemecte of uma! leoetb | poy ps EY AEN . passing the distar ved Tord Lyon, and | Term, 1865, of the UL 8. Circuit Court forthe)! {the invasion, afew moutha ass! im resening their cannon, The Im: | teported, A French frigate waa loat at St. | lay, a . . ytertal deporiment of THE SUN te under | FRENCH VIEW OF MEXICO. | tioiitstengete on Esaom Dusna was re! Northern Disttict of Ohio, of passing coun, | MY eshibitad toa woaknos —nilitary and | perial battalion, called Cassadot Piorro, aud eoveral conatere were wrecked, | P&FH Hand, under tho leadership of H. B, the charge of Jorzrn P Basca 10 whom comman | owed on the Town Moor, Avni a scene of | ya Stancialethen thoy do at present. This | af Hand di he Liberal 3 Dodworth. The following i# the pre “ag | | great excitement the two stogethar, | terfeit currency and sentenced to two years’! aan : : " ; ' | after bathe and phil vf be Aberal | Over o1 andred and fifty dead bodies | gramine avorite with slightly the heat of it, the | imprtec i on has a 16 thelr fears are awakenod more hy the | forces. h ai hibited the utmost ivemntnrad cviptime | CALCULATING THE CHANGES, | fi tniinies aie ai Hrending | cedeted ot Reniantn Oe tack sions tha by thenoian ant activity of tho | bravery. Especial praise. ta awarded to | %e7@ Picked up at St. Pierre on Bunday,| | yas sary, UT! om eer aE the air. Lard A ML ta | the April Term of the Us 1) Fenians, While they affect to believe that) Captain Delatak for lis obstinate defence, | Which were lost from the different vessels 4 or er maaeae 9 Prussia and Jer Tersitery, be overhanting TE vas too |for the District of Delaware of wheres her | . Abe Me kon temnerpeieern TOE ye eee ine grat Was cloas wt hand, Costanse | countertelt tioney. aad sunteneed ti E the KoberteSweony wing indead, and done | An American mamed Alonzo Ridley, e& | Ne further particulars have come to hand. | & Larghewe (rem Symphony Ne,¥.:... Beethoven, | never moved ou Lord Lyon wither ent for one year, The Prosident hie | Mr Urey think that Stepheny party instead | ceived a commission aa Captain of the Tim + F, Liberty Quick: a ho Derhv's number w ated aiid | ardoved under the Amnesty Procle invading Treland, are secretly meditation perial Guard on the field of battle. CABLE NEWS. } LAborey r immense [serease of Power. ¥)\ niente hy a | mation, David Irwin. of Pears, dW. Moore sacle Bal WATE elles ee bag i tuner Why the Dispatobes are Delayed. Srorsare, vo Bact sooo S.ecial Advertisement: | Lec ti + | Juakeen ot Gabeee a with a view of gaining @ base for futur terminated poavefully, all parties having | A8e¥ Bay, September 2th —Thore are, aa} ™ hace —_ AU, asitats, eteaen on storey,| THE ELSTERN QUESTION, fis". U) "The Vien Cvmalat Gaye Masia, amir {fons againat Bnginic The Kingston | united tm favor of Governor Paitin, whe | ¥8t Me advices trom Europe by the Cable.| 9, spyemeane aageteen ne Dodger AA's adver.is0s ie she Bun, whieh le oeld for Lee | - me | the winner ‘ of Sept, Lith, reports tie arrived atthat | Vite (4 th) thus sphonsand | starta from San Francisco by the next | The Newfoundland lines are still pros He va row i Athi i =e — _ | Increasing Comp ications. Jinow how mitch there. wa: | place from the Magdalen, Istanda, of fone |t® avout wotivity which pervades bis fol: | steamer. The United States ateamer Su-| tated, but we learn that communication te | tk “4 > seeetatronioprmarnn :——} DVERTISEMENTS INSERTED IN ALL Pa Hou, “Custane ever used aaa I | mon of the crow of the schooner George T. | leer aail for Mazatlan to look | OXPected every hour to be restored. Not] Aganvensary of tre BInTm- Dat os Pe re AUING NEWAPAPRES oe Insurrection tm Candia, ji crits puwer, aul tak he wasnot tally | Mate, of Gloucester, Mase, leaded with |, This eacaped Jail Mind ta onthe tramp, | after American interest. ‘The atcamer | WAXY People understand that the lines tn | Parmen Matunw.—The “P.M. T. A. BS ont ATA ee anD Butte | psi —, extended | oryolite from Groenland and bound to Phila. | Monty wut « ae IME DBODIDTY Guile, Ay tinental brought $46,000 in troasure | Newfoundland pase through dense foreste— | gocietion aro makin ro) a TAK AND BHT | ey out wag he poasthly can And 7 Pp Peeihag Sa ay ae. Ae. Pu ssa. delphis, Hoth yeaael and ef gu appent to | ho mama to be guustally suctoaafut, “Ife | from Mazatlan im one eras ® continuous distance of 290 | order to appropriately celebrate the births 24a he nay bie 1 ee tendon ly Aitortal of the | P28 ene kone down In age openly Fe ill Alt ite of buy Baw Franciaco, Sept B—A letter to th es Stationa aro ostablished every 50 | day (October 10th) of the celebrated tem t, taving ndon Teves, in an editorial of the | fathoms of wat East point of Mag | nade, terme thoss who advocate it r ‘onse of freshe 0 Nearly The mailaof the “Cabs"—s aumin 19th, thus alludes to Prussia’s present post: | dalen Inlamls, ‘The cfew anved Uheinealves 4 wind devotee all his cuargien to | Lmberial Cousul of Mexico here reports pee e ch hy shots, it often becomes | peranoe orator under whose banner they ae Sour are race wish benched wa Gy lelegaph Aon Pies | With WeeEAIy: whut eledl they had. o tow tn: Ire + has hie | that in the State of Guererro things ecossary, Iu making repairs, to make @ de | semble, The Temperance Convention, com cr fax, atl was printed in the Suv of T Athan ceitlina devous la With hap enewiaa | The George TM hoa erew villain twith that | nchanged, Several small ongagemonta, | tUF Of % Milos into the interior to get | gisting of delegates from each branch Boal Reference M8 BEACH, Propr ef tlk ae Yank lise ve Ks +, 4 | om hari vehich had been vaiiiane Inve nothing to do, eave to] without decisive reaulte bh curred in | A¢Fo## the swollon streams, The public are | gty, will hold @ moéting om Tussday, to rived in New York Last evens | Pritsain t¢ now coming to an un iN | wrecked ona voyage to Greenland fue a | Wish Stephens and hie brother acoundrele! Btichowean « le ( MERICAN MOWER.—THE ONLY SELLY. vise atta froin Liverpool on tho | With her fricnda, Un matures Inst the | similar cargo; they were also saved. # miare Ihside of soutid stone walles | nrclon sets qete Ge MuM All was qutet. unable to understand why broaks are not | make arrangements for @ grand parade ow Mane greg te NG, MACHINE Wig ab Quedabtown on the teh, | Lerlimalions wore sxctanaid of the (reales) rake Wavion’ atedan hd Wa wh nredly they will te ahold | fre of tdnsilelajarnt Trovounced falag, | *22Uer Fepaired, but one who has tried ®| the oconsion. The Committee appointed ud ater utes ‘ of alliance between Hie Majesty. Kiag Wil having beon expressed as 4. r re of Gua sis pro aay oa a vine be ieee bare L sn trecan | aud bringlig dotells of paws up to the lattes | Nami of I'russia amt the Sevaruigua of tlices | thee the dohedale of Infur poeta emority to invate the Ould | Corona’a success nowt Mazatlan isattributed |JoMrney, such as the Newfoundland woods | in regard to erecting @ monument t er Batis? ca data States which declared in favor of Prussia | acpibed in tho etrcular of instenctions tom Tcl beep unl OAL ONT OR ERIE to the trenchory irs ge Liberal affleer who offor, oan readily comprehend the delay, Fother Mathew will report on the mattes is icarraaan tak tec: ined at Frankfort. th janeit| BY the Troasury Departinond oa August pyyrout Cot security is not shared in] When it was known that ecb bie eceond eo Mervost and ro will We rettienulere 1 ie: | Lith, 1866, i the applied ty proceoda te. | te s Wat | would evacuate ¢ wae hundreds of : CHoLKRA Reronts.—Thore wore but 1c} from Newararkst (Cambri atk's roposal fora separate Northern | eulttog trom forfeiture as well’wa to penal. | CF be aig dear ag de pride eels under Liberal Dispatches new cases of cholora and one death cote ahirey ith saya Cont wey tnowhien Pr ia wae to tule | ties, the schedule te decmred to be and to gather row thy follow ivan o | rule ' (ina heat o moat fckle and dif, | the lead, a ane Lua ERG ATR i Mi |i \ ig ; vf hea 4 Hainiiton Tras, sensational headings and Reports vin Washington. BY THR up two o'clock yeaterday afternoon, vis: ult weather rt the executive wer in all alt nea, potiulties, | alt Wanuinaron, Sopt. 2. ‘ 1 Maria L. Bell, aged 12 years, died at No. Sor eete at ‘ iv with the. yailitary | cede of furieiturvancert: | "uy tow twreymive-—Avoruan Faman | Se00t Romero, the Mesicon Minutor,re| AL CIANTIC Cable. | wes sin cree. Christopher Weeker ad Wy Mea gh fg ed, and sity shave ablishine nite, A the | LA hel rae Ab thu Thecenal Re Tare sc tlasn Pan Coative Week to mm ast | eeived today the following official dispateh: * Lb Ht Weat ig bay hed He Qieguia the CHANK Fike aresusELPLUAIeR: | be cuts wii tof Laud ise The States in quest ut, Commander Allen O. Heed “A (anh tculativel tas ‘i ‘ dated yeatemday Fronnvce, Soptember 2tth.—The band of aged 33 yeara, “At'the attecy, Ba y a he CRANK PIN, I AL vitkcatiicka Ge wien! en ben are Olena g, Saxe Wein Mrunawiels | getyohed fron eee ncllte mublic are hardly prepared far an an ise Wablds Mate at he in in possoa. | Rebels who have been carrying things with | Hospital there were remaining at last rej Te cue. end of 4 TIN trop lower uit aats, which are Literally spoiling froin | Altenteg, the two Sehwartzlurgs, Wal: | ; nontucemeak me startling ail d ation of our troops, ineluding the port of [a high hand near Palermo for the paat tow | 7. since which 1 hae been dischargedy ny jai a mths ot ales seit rains. Kine craps of bath | derek, the two Lippes, Saxe Coburg Cott | Hote the stoanien I goof security that hos Gnayainas, which "waa evacuated by. the lays have b ted by tho aullitary, loaving but 6 now under treatme ow eu elevate the Fis * - Aid Garhiy Bes. eprout iat Keune (imior tranch), the two Mecklen mater Amon haw also tu neal ai Brisution OF delernitty his nows ta positive. Gen, Corona | 902? NA¥8 been routed hy shige Phe a r om Lanilor “or War can be aloe topes dl «tur mach d 1, and | barge, aud the three Havse Towne AIO} dered to the amo vessel sy aa baht eataagec ay he soc t pomensoniot eset Rereres Meee fine ek vauieace ae a loves, Whaat fit te feeding, 7 | Ketline they ta population of | 1, it wae Thopwed, the (Satahy dese a. Geune Mancunster, Kng., Bopt. 2—A great | Marre, at this port ye She - ; Re te ne ite labcuy 0K (Pa Homo | Davia himself ia said to have at . H that disawatiods ease of Anrioan i sof the feionda of teform ta to be | PROF the doath of one man at sea from 4 Whee sw <4 i Which ‘ ¢ Prossian Monarchy | friend who visited him, ¢ " . vied . sail a on so a mas et verorm 6 te o griehighe ebasuruole van oor aay ' ” aso t d wa ; ; cholera on Sept Lith, ‘The Bellona in Wives i ! vee 4 thive mot y tlh tlhe 40h Neale Fad sheeted: wind that their abl California. ued day, Mr. Bright wal of tying at @ AGE EGR apg prs Rake Bue het ferterot ray ene 5 inary ea Hadaver ch hah wie J tho impregnable walle that aurivn ‘a Stat hoon ay quietly | Quem Mauna Mattrs Polittent aw tne |S" “ b: | boar - ke on the Rhee Frontier of fort nul the litle atrijm bo Uw sentineute ot delle | SOemement of he Preskients Polley. CU RAION—The boys o Prasee ieee Hismee hes a : ha hac Ane maa enn tEbat the tenes | Sas Fuancisen, Speed cdeneead ita-| TIVFRROOL, Repke VN. —The ship | MMOL. Exceneton —The boys of the mage Tina ft ona t + tor the Northern Confed: |, fe subateg t rghiy believe, and [tock and a large numberof Army olticora| Endymion, Williams, hence for New York, | Plomen avals f the Grand street Grae ‘ sot A ne tina ' v aWe i bit \ wont oq Over tives thatdees hows | bart 1 s a K and tou. \ Hh haw vs topiee of | last night. She was afterwards acronaded | Mmasted, having been ina | au excursion to West Point yesterda: we : sia , fi f i i halle sth storm. | by theo U.S. Artillery band Financial and Com atl stine aud they had aw nna au be th gw Wn ed t ' i ' ae ie pom eaita ' ' “ Ww paced tn é Naltwnn sn al Livenvoon, Sept mol : teh t ae v4 bent High 1a mource of | The National Uni aS | The price of cotton hae 1 ally Eviscorat, Cosvestion.—The-conventiag and can Le tolled at ie that expert Hatentnan ‘ : Mulne fo preparations of | mittee yeaterday issued an address to the | niddiing. planta oper se i iby ean nl wesit 5 ! ee) Pe lll Ta ete ance of the basi beeen tea ire | active, indicating a day's sale of Dales yoveupiol ou Thursday ia listening 1s a hove \ mn ¥ fe Wh ' Anat onl ently with eerste ' b of we a of th sjority | mined ted and ray ing ite prosperity 6 Paes the it CaNiaH Ph ol " . 1 1 New ¥ i: the Benta nubversive of the object thliew | Loxbon, § de harmony whiel Machines fe i hee: in yo ot ree t : i government ; reviews t of pat tin easier nb America 00 40 Mains yest | vates Way Confederacy —thnt $m Vasaa j i : \ toe ht tion at the outbreak of the rebellion ; slows | money . — a) Foushkeepsia, N. ¥ “thi H ry i a I is 1 ¥ ly kno nthe i a ote that the Prestlent is logically carrying out | Lospoy, Sept 7 - Bey ii fov t n of his foonda may that the € IM ary at twentyive 1) the policy which Mr, Lincoln inaugurate : BY Geet kY Tan You WILL USE i Ltt ‘ ' X ¢ \ wmaaand atrong t immedatory avail | ad tah quelled the rebullion, and ansarte | ar? the it ne ovber ‘ia trn tous to deliver into the ' Heecahie Gait RE See Uk i the oueny, Aud turther, we may | thas California te expecially taterested In | Hes lit ban Tommilar ttiure guiness | Xi on the F His possible that a Moy l | conta ie Hite TBLARE ie Ie Beene ne ty FHP pay een eg ih a: | ve three Bh | Vie tie Gear my tie allan the new K | Wasi Sept. Y—aOen, D 1] The Tones then gooron to give th | Leounty committees thr U 2) 7K Pek fa ; | aera m palace at Dresden, Luk bbe etl: fats \was lula eau Ga Lad mated military atrength of the outa fat th to give eflicient aupport t sleep “ wtct laces will receive Prosstan gar “| i eal AGA mages ea ay Presidout’s policy, « on the eo venoted to enlo, Wks sot on tnjurtous artic’e figatia wind | WHHe he Bacon a 1 mw aiid an | with Secretary: Seward, 1 Museen rhe futt regis] Lowel all wltotacurthe views of the nilcrens | — gp ce ; ‘ guia Ulery hg Bigser eveer ne on core Woe Bie 8 Rite intereieed ie Bana fa | Hurthern distr ' | TH NAVAL AIDE WINS. He ane thous uid mt with a mury diy: | with the National Calon partys Gdase BE GHUlAIA REO FoDoHtail, Ail Cereals. | NOTION Turwer Divcesan, Coaveat Bilks i's tA DYE tmpreves the condition of | talk annsibly ; dow 't von know the Raper | o " Hye mpanters Chicago, three we Iieias dsataay Wliklb “Cha: heats fwenteel ion, —Inat, though not least, of whom wag De be, 4 of seyur wet Vy wante the Khine t Hag he not beer | ASHING LON, Sept Phe howd of G fill regimenta; Cirotunaty, Ohio, two tll Gusee uma, | ' ha past twenty four | tie talented Francis L. Hawks, D. D,, fores fateets Hatt DY enor Pedid oe darian ert esate nena con, | oral Dix ae Naval Otticor of the Port of New | regiments im Hind, two compa: |, | hours ® time Rector ot Calvary Chiveob ingot the kind,” said the other, “The Kin-| tinues, A letter from Odessa and the | York, waste day filed aud approved befure | 1 nthe policy uf the aattwaton, Sept, 28—The followlug te Nasuvinen, 7 —Twenty t y. Then he proceeded to 9 aynop peror is @ man of UL aa, Ie apenks | we ' py ‘ . c Pr iv ‘ Fen nets OF eee med | from Queon Enna, accepting the of the aru repo ra, and thir. | Ut the work of the past year. Mor ie | | always eo matter in hand te ta not apon G tl ton Lada ernaletindtce atria eating iycsigsobcaadbehcara 1 ute tions, wd lo inapite | tae oF th B atoainer Vanderbilt, to con aH four thousand souly had been eontirmes PORTER'S PAIRS AG £8 Wo romertatie | aT aly to waste le Lip daikon to ated Augnat “th, ayes We learn that | niteston was delivered ty him. ‘The Gensral | t the orxwniaation was on the | EOF of the U. a steamer V sige id teen from other thin tha last | added to th Ants of toe diccaaeed it 1 #178 AK DYE te wikow ele rival te | on an ubsiract question gt pemute politivs”” | the Caneasian p ation in neighbor Lacparate interviews with the Pre at | eee oe en ys a Sorel ae Me | Hedi : fe a tauciseo to Honolulu, | twenty four hours, cohureh d chapels springing up evere “bite ibe HAR DYW te prepared far ait Ab repiied Lord Palmerston, “your | youd of Sochumkalu is inopenrevoltagainst | the Secretary of War, and the Secretary of | yinced thar « mure pertecs anity in the or ; sae ; Rictatoxn, Va, September 28th, — Tho | Whiere—live now waiting for consectadémed ii 7 Gslug will defy devection | favorite Poland is far more abstract a { \ San Francieo, Sept. %—Hon. Wm. IE | ehol a he tho constantly increasing aambers of tl melt oe ser slug HE oe a nace thay thet Hiei: | the goverument, An imperial ukaee offered | the Treasury. ‘Thore is an unauthenticated | xauization, and complete atate of prepara: | goward, Seoretary. of Stator Lean Inardty { (HOES seems on the increase again clergy and ¢ Mr ordors~ all told Thut aupposing 30," rejolued the | to Cauowsae recently thy abolition of aert | report that General Dix will hold the ottcy | Wau never waisted, aud tho members are] hank you enone for the very kind and | Hoard of Health report eight cases aince |» healthy prosperous growth, But, 0, Wo in it possible to ao any sich benetit | age In w tour mae by Col. Cognaad, Con | only fora short time, and then accept the powationtiy, the word now daily | timely offer of the Vnitod States Toveen. | Keven BM. yostorday, aoverul of which wore | te H.suop, if therm can by one distincdeg De hed of ot Dru nd in keeping the Rhonish froutier ndane of Hochumkal, ¢ minnatathel ; | BAY SHON Bs eal ~ | meut, made through you. E thank you kinds | futal I Gatnes oP the Charch of Christ on encom cas $= == | from France as would mako you oppose ite | provrietore aud the prasante thie, inayoriat | ulaslon to Meauce, |i lor gel taurine, Te ia me tly, Your recovery Ie w great. pleasure to — above all othors, it is that th haved TATT'S LIFE BALSA rr 8M | restoration “Certainly nok” maid tho | Arete eae hart tee ae oars mong the Fonians ut Cleveland, De- | ing, EMMA. K Male. the Gospel proached to of the bieody grese {iebiity, | © Yast ditlerence betwoeu opposing and en J throw themselves upon. hith, saul mur, | Additional Testtreny—I'rospects of Discore | OFixtually wet for the yraud ineubotion @ From Forires Monro tal Halle vas this divcene. yer. 4 ai | couraging. Tt would be insanity f | dered both him and bis cscort, w tempt whe g the Murderer. cel amare dull roseleul thee ORIATe lites Fortress Mosnox, Sept. Yith A writ | Governor Floteler, fur $4,209, —the constantly upspringing ¢ oppose that which the French have auch a | od to defend him, ‘Two Cossacks, whe auc. | ‘The Poar of Tuesday gives the alditional | Contenoes but for aoe reason indehuite, | Was isaiel today in the United States Dis: | Of Miasourt was the buyer | tiie Mishiy’ rospesseban watural desire to accompa, aud which Hin geaaping, cartict to Savhumkals | ovideuce takew up to that dato ou the im: | fhe uptiniag wae postpoursl, One auaaeat-| trict Court wt Norfolk for am tnfuetion --— the Mao layed hero te eloguentin way or the other; but there are good rea | of the city fled to two 1 aquest | Wve, een ee ee ee a Sitichaie, | Mgwinst the Orange & Aloxandra Railroad LOCAL EWS. plead for his po t clergy and Lait x autia also why we niuiat not do nny thing now | shine inthe harbor. ws Sennen Weight, one of tho patrol Judges, | (raya tm Visite” ot ‘neversi | The {Junction wae insted in favor of the sid Gike mighs Join is t ly secure fod — to cneourags them,” He retuued to his | sult the hachor, in cnter hon | aon atter the bell rang ogo, hourd wean | wMMe | hurciod visite at Pier NRW YORK AND VicINtTY, ings purehnaed byt RICH READING—HON, CHAS, SUMNER, | sat iu the louse without aayiug what those | attor reduced ty aslivs by and theo saw Butler without w river, | Tuemtey, «hie seal Be Staines (oni the grown: ts viour's death, and afterwards announce! Bie Babine koe, G ‘Geelag | Poasons Were | Delloved at Odeonn that While several men were cartying MeKe over Whiok nay have beak ki Of alleged violation of contract by de Kail that he should wait until tho eveuing seee ys i Fy PUrpomes gaint way pre rode | rowd Company. ‘Tho National Express Devantwent Mattens—Verenixary | sion for th rpms ‘Th Cholera. treated to the monital tow buggy; previous ty the fourth eat y Be eine seem an al Bs, y , | the remainder of his address, whem jouambigue. : Pisctenuag memoria ts Heard it ittley tage A wiil-win it, or ku) MI Seationa. |The wlvanen force of the | Company, moms mnoule ayo were granted | Hosrttat Eataustaueb — Duscnitrion ov | he had sumething of importance to lay be There were 32 deaths reported from ¢ Mik, has concentrated a force of about | the sou ofa t—b;" but did not know wheth J Hf In vestat le altenty 18 the Fry the privit THE BUILDING. —The firemen of Now York | fore the Convention 4 ora and 2 from diarrhina registered in Lou | {1,00 wen t ¢ thew. Je meant MeKecwre ar his awn hora; he, | Minauiage ws quiet cou tase thieveeh ineliuer | cer aeae p iavoreuis te are nincercly devoted to th he | pot Julin's Chapel prosented a brilliant don on Wednesloy, Lith Soptoiber however, saw no one run away, althougie M6 | Cone will parity Tie, haven 4a te portion pe ie a i ak erie an wre | Rautance at the evening session. The gall Ye TURKEY. | was about forty rods frum the spot LION ALE branlbs RNA CBee ta te Express Company, and hence the | shape of dogs and horses, Lhe dog.” with | tes tilled with ladios, the body of the bullding ~ r = ceeeietes ‘The Mt. Ledger Kace at Doncaster, Mr, William Hodyon was auothor of the | {yiniutant anrvion, aid the fie Riv Watoe fie am trial faa. many of the old companiog, wus the very | crowlod with mombors—elerionl layay SUN CHOLERINE REMPDYo—P The Vastera Question. SAFER LGAwaR HORA Dia eutliatna aa HWE BPO TO Bee pen he Kqitiuvetial atorm hing not yet puswed | nro 8 Ot J all anxious to hear the subject foreshador ; The St. Leger waa ran on Woidnosday i i 1 tli io be the interruption of t over tre raction and the recipient of alow, onl If bet : Atelogram for Athens, ea Marse | Foard fay acrone the trae; comowler fw hte Need i Vile jed ly the Bishop inthe morniug. We ae the 12th instant, and resulted in the favorite | |)! See ines fish Gnaaw Makaven lara seh Oe ni is wcnreed hash great care and attention, Since horses have | ticod among the distingutshed lay delega Lord Lyon winuing by whoad. The f ash |'Gatobe se hora panaad Ke haat dacanaad Which Ae vr tine 2 vend Ao been intreduced iuto the Department, they | Hon. 3% B. Ruggles, Gov. Fish, tion Re a ing account ia give is the London daily pac} ¢ Atkett Villages of Upper Eplrus have r0-| gay to Hiler, "Are ye uy Aberiate need tt pletely baited, « anti will MLADPLTIIA, Sept. A—An accident | aig have become pete, aud the aplendid ap- | Kits Maur Geuoral John A. Dix, How) hese ein * pa} cunise ‘ f tel Hatter das slighily ahend wien | ceded ab one or moe petute, VIE UMeaRtl | ogc y Snemt Kagle Station, on tho | Ovnrance of the late » Mayor Hotfman, Cyrus Curtis, Eaq., feast att Bing tu | pera of the I Ju tes ot the in pusscil; when they Wwole scoring he | CU Uy Suape oF qun That the dash nuaylvania Rnilroad, Afteon mites froin | P’BTMNC® Of the latter ia e mattor of general | others. The charactor of the lights had Sisal simerad chete y hire’s groat festival has come and 1 nvereation Vat a hiley tie before the bro the ounien m ulles jtrmark, The new pets of the tire Ladd tendency, in ¢ tion with the color gone, attended with about the uanal wnount | i 1 h dae AR HOT Line chaste ty eek nas Biughand cc bo tas the | this gity, wt noon today. | The fang’ | sowevgr, are very Liable to receive injury,| {ie drapery about the Prosident’s seat td MH eXsitenieut wil eclatinwparaiiy eguucee | Net ' ' a6 nat oye ay be Fesierd Upon wud | of the tru 0 of tho fast | rial. ' if bring out In atrong erlieg cho taip aately L with it. True the weather rath pit surge i mel IE a a of i train goin \ the engine was] On account of the rapidity with wit Mey | Oyure ef cay grecaeenss ttthum ol 5 rated fran the brilliauey of lage | by toil treab voluntene » fire wanevidiniy, of tes sits ute de | theyern tro 1 the trout part | are forced to travel. The u | tort, Whe rie to vontione hfs ans ae Tee To on the ‘Town Moor, tit the Ww f Wes rth tae the fen OF EES CLUES rk te ieee ee Pitt HASRORAOG ta? Tho sorrowsof the past year luil written ung NAEP nian tere ntye Ain haccresaal TP erst REAR nm a Ale. George Hall saw Hickey. D tie BREOtPRE ARO ya ee Te eee aa WAT dstiavad ber eke reed (ISIRRE DE. Hite ‘ Y | mistakuble lines upon hiswontle fe eaand eI RT LEE Fun Wrouensin th EMS Can rae, t ES a Tp hic the Boehe OR lid’ Hara J eluted fron his mugen that ho 4 tie | A circular haw been insued by the Attorney | [MINS WON the * Veter there Was anairot serivits reverence abo reir best adeno ilotinite hour in the mucuing, aid awella to | We inginre inte the state of vtluirs, The As | then onrt the chuale mele Hotie, caite | General 10 the vastous Diatriet A : 7 Sais ich was. scarcely: Rugg. file eed hogy seats & TRUS eons The ola ratne Lown of 840,000 drwchines, The'Turk. | HN without a driver, followed iy Hoy | eee ein eee ieranns marpect = ling wae formerly occupied by Lat Nienee at Gee seteceuloe Lures eee ae beiheiaih “4 oer feast aitected ite and eave when, tie | several families ae hostages, Th iL] SPURS wee te BURR We Core ft Tee ant are clneclyr wutekedl; ad ty |. BAETIMORE, Ban Thin Conaervatives | pletely teconatructed.” Tho. buling | Stlvett (ie, auld) w telogra its that the ab aud, Ft crhdore | BbOut a hundred: yarda trom t . J 4 are holding # great mass rarer overs a full lot. Ou the tirst thou Hing | warrior of the Cross, te Rey F SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Toa | 22" famine and urd “times we he English ad " ribaxsadors | ths wecidenit ; fol @ stunt pleee of board J many canes arrested. A large niunber of | AM RACIeR ® Thea iy eotlig an ube | coverd a f i Yo iM ie frat oor ( hich is | Plattabureh, sonding ia love to the bode Lr aRSH AN ORR VANTION wre has been ue diminution | tn the ROM RDE BEeR ta Where it bad beeu hid, which corr dea] Hoty. trvoim ave, belt brouals furnerd 1p > gathe sid A oui That natitnce of mean eageaea there Ueink | saying be is very low, Lat us now, brethe B MAST PACTURER, rows the great town tho eounty | 1 4 i RA with w fracture in the board ink | te Most important ex V pouuta, and | a h " of commostious atalls, D | sai, join i tho Ch the ou te earn i ated re uitend (ir | eee ceilon (a ue Mose omen ¥en'n them, ae blood wont ke wet atl vise et at Ga iene aE ar Hee lanterna, tirewor music. The apeak: | over the i re tixed and py Have the solemn words of th ve pray . Hon a Lin anne Witheas on be ° M era ure Governor Swann, ex Governor Pra Pri i 6 horse ned @ impressive, or iniuory used ll Mes ng of The Manchester Guanviay of the Lith, | called sald that he heard is voice, which he | misde wk the iy Or Le SOUTH OE ie fe Jolanel Mielpe, Herau’ AeCulloug a be ete to” cue Mah | more fervent response @r yynery ese ta Ds tise ® teniporary disoontinny areigee thn casein ack recognized an that of Mr. Riley, ttn | throate who may cole here to interrupt the | ave bhelte: Horan Alt ullougl, Carri: | sho Me eta tle te wet up | After this interval the Bishop rea circ port. As we remarked yesterday, it is the ing on this q " utely aftar the crash occasioned by ¢ pouce of our pity.” Private letters from | 64M Of Pluladelpbia. and others, Two. rel? cttalla wre also appro: | wddress, He proposed ashy seeened » Welljudging liberality of the present muni It in not ditt to arcoun out, exeluin: His, In, served parties in the Vuiied States to others in To New Jorsey. priate for shores whose tect have] grout Dioveso of the Etpire Beate tigi cipal ody that has raised Doncaster tru ead apprehension that) Eu T xen you have got enough of it thie time.” | fate, Moutioul, Kingstun, and other Cana, HESTON, Ji, Sept. ok —Hlon, Charles | [eu idurvd the doors of which are cover: | Dorhaps be changed iuta’ three, with v0 a pnd ito which the meet: | to be aeriously trould x Other Wituesaca testified to having, heard | (iam cites, teud ty cereale the exciterent | Haight was nominated for Congress, hy the | Ct With compost aud sand. ‘The floors of rial injury to the Church, aa follows ona att vg had tallon, Now Doncaster ia worthy | fairs of the Bust. There are lute various ely Kiley that ho wonll win | * the feare of the Kanucks.” | Denucracy of the Second igual Dia | SYOFY compartinent are bedded with cork thorn Digcese, with ite Cathedral - mbes | of ite old renown in the days when the grout | cireumatances combining to render it pro | the racoor kill MoRerver, & number ol may, however, be written by Fenians | trict, who met iv Convention, at Tums Kiver, | Over which alate of wood are laid in such ¥, to extend soulhward as far aa. thd , MUNN 4 C0 Pabiishary aniilies of the north of Euglind came and | hablo that this immenorialaoutcs of inter | hartlooking men gathered about Kiley «| temmelves to produce that ellict, Time) yeate: & manuer aa to form a aroove between each line of Columbia and Greene Coum cnn a co, atidari ter Nee Pork, | kept ish atato in the towirduring the t sual strife tay before long be actively | mulkey ashe was about to tart, and ead, | Hl reveal whak the Fenians will do — slat, through these grooves the urive w the Southern Diovese, with its Cut "NN & CO. ane ale colicitore of week, when the corches and mx of the Sa P reupenod. It ts tiny Jo to believe that | “just give the word, and we will ding the | whoster UNION AND ADVRKTISKR uf Future o south. Hig Lt) # gutter at the foot of the stable, | dealin Brooklyn, to consist of Low Tatued ry ba papier of advice how to pr qylna, the Hitew titan, the Lascelles, the Danubton Pr ties have a | beth trom thesulkey.” and Riles auawer ty ye The Now Orleans Piesvunw hae the fol. | ait st uveyed inte the main | and Staten Island ; aud the Central Dive DPAE YOUTH'y TEMPERANCE BANNER | sonches und six we have now private boxes | futon that. the: Bap ay | Hien Sart bar esoury ing matters ereaboute that waght | south TT the. head ‘Ht minunleatiog | Hos mentioned before—-of the presons Die» hy Nasional Temperance Borer acd Pubiles: | wl if the Youkalire ae Os ner anuice| me tie Ent bears \ | ton Tuestay wfternvon the fie at wuterest to" wien it ti in With the roof, in which (s ihserted w patent | {rsp thane ete ooe ee se eet ica Howse also publiana wow Me. aitly Let fe cue AEE RUG he ae ar eee i ROR EBUAI EE | vallost ou ta.7 A Heat ywing wlditional teatinony wae given | t Ms wtateal r, tha ail There are gume vile which or | Fontitan ba sa than 10,000, ws an Episcopal Punt at SP $34 You Tinerenslti hay tgs A SO ABE AUT TeR On IB: RBUIe foun the ¥ A othe | RAlNEUL while they Tat, are ie " | suould bo raised previously in each propo rs en ‘tite, 0 wer hors arks of ‘“ stigas| | Vr J.B, Gove testitiod as to the cause ¢ Howioue. i ealune uve uoas, #1 and this in the cane with the existing nite | ey oy fe how Diocese, and deposited with the presen co Tad Louis maten was buiated | ' tpeeh Datla hin wal ake met | ‘ a Ho a ora matt oa SHIA | tore " an Bl eat that the matter be rotorred to a Connie i ne beth ot y hat | e uw i Woled wgaiuoat & lew ving ate / “ioe litieal, or any arene Ay ares a tee of Elevene=sis clergymou and tive lag, Saveruake was ailiuitted by most + w A consciousness on thei | Henry A, Maines then gave the followin 1 that a Feulan moonlight ex: | ita beauty, ‘Time om Write an inefuce. | de" around each compartinent are very | port'at the next annual Convention, hoping sicead jul for Rustic's pretensions ave t al with no ordinary | testimeny: Dau an e ver. man the | o We Aue Pleanwut atlaley MY able wilukle upon its tow tecaei eto, aul are everything that the sick-| that meanwhile the whole Ave. p ised site ie Victory over Lond fsb at A tla, deprived 0 Wan Niptuinl Gear ean oven uate | ould make arratigeaen long tn aw trance, | 1 by wicked st equine coult desire, ‘The mangers ate | Dioceses contained within the limite of the in the groat t et xcluded trom th afluirwo! | ¥as a man Eaaw there that Faint going t : fawn terme | chantinent, like the Princess of the f pen iton work, ao ae to allow the dust! growt State of New York might be © {un le niga of softies i Hla sua about, for he might got out ot town thia | bether 1 he able Wo do eo OF Gob Wr ud bones gud desulation hs kt uy to fall thronghs oe aur dirt a0 fre: | ne Provinee, of which our bee wtea the Duke of Howufort tr uautory w fit ry night, Theard Kiley eay, SE killed vue Mun any ash attempta of Iiuuiering ataterinanati epusited by Fate Ly mangers, In ocesan should become the Aroke } 1 AN pe + Knooking out" at ti at powerful Iuthiencos ber ine | ot tonight” ‘Then Riley walked away a i aaeerah) tind footstep and Looe Gill mauia eeaece #9 wish.” ‘That ins th tloor gridu:| wasudopted, Hbnenied Koous 4, he was acratebed at | linwtion in this direction way be ene Mi thie sow of a Wh he cant inet | Tokoxta, September es mmLoarge mumbers | id te wilt awake to uridal eiieteute can | ated €O. ce polit oF ceutes, tn which |" Attor aome general business the Convem Ww tnivates before the race, Lord Lyw) aged. But the most ouinous citcumatance | Hight" aud sowothing elae, T can't aay ex. | Of troups, receutly arrived, are on Uoit way | faye TE Ieee tina he malgeuee and |g pipe, that” carries the” water] tion adjourned until yeaterday, moruinge {| td shared the tute of all favorites by he | Call is, that while ail this ferment is going | actly what | tothe Western Poninsula, ‘here is much | sippl Valley will bo the aeut of politingl | lo.thesewer. The manuer in which the en: | when it resumed ita session at 9 o'clock ay Seu leanne ig slightly tn had odor for the last t vat home aid abroad, there tenoaiguol | Horace H, Yates sald he saw two men | ower and material greatnesa suck ne the | Ute Hoot te fitted up is unique aud perfect, | A warm discussion relative to missionary Hm at Hew Vere Cliyy aye, for no apparent cause, but morel aucial or administrative improvement ai | kick off « board a ich down, waiting | Ox¢itement, and a number of the Ca . we such wa the | Ou the side opposite the stalls, trou diiuking | work arose, and it was Bually resolved q p id hae rarely, if ever, weeny and N sine | iran a dea! @ have to frighten then | Constantinople, Corruption tivurishes even | He heard the crash at tho mame tur | Mlulatry ase in town, Orleans, by Aight of nature and prunogeut. | UUrghe are arranged, the fawcete supplying | wake preparations (or 74 missionaries to al wlves oF f ® great race by conf luxuriautly than ever in every depart. | some one aaid, “yous of w b—," ane f —— ure, must’ be fie chiet cimporing Beet | which are dat, s0 that # horse drinking can . 6 Disease the comb ra) igh! wappen inated of wha eof the Government, aud even tf “hore | lowed it up with "Aba. Thouglt tho voiee J Ma diosis Ble not atrike his head againat them, 4# 18 fre | yoar, ond It wie also cerulved te double wily Nothin. ould look or go bette, | wore tn the world ae general a disposition to] which anid “Aha” was Riley's, Avavera, Oa, Be Tse N juently the case iu the ordinary Kind. The | the ‘preweot incomes received from the than’ did, as the same migh’ | support the Ottoman empire as there isto] The case was then atill further adjourner | ry has mmpentud ¢ ye Ne @ Tempermnoe Bool: | hayand food ip hed Sra tp Board of Missions. SAS eet «anid of Savetnake, who, deapite his retr« ramble for # abi 9 of the vrofte of ita dis Bit quel a eine cslittare cuth nt i pela tt anova msollug at Tr won, on | the Bret, la "dum walter frahlon. The In Rev. Juv. H. Hopkins, of the Cuvacy i eaRns, reraion in the betting at the close of Ins’ | solution, te weakiess would be ® dauger-| Sononre te being extensively oultivated | ing the Bhorlil for ceccutlog a reo sre ty | eetieday, uni resolved to petition the | tor comes down gutter oF bor frou above, ty } Week, recovered bie yn belag extensively oultiveted | ing the Kherif for executing @ pruoess vi | I-rgislature to prohibit the sale gf luwaica- | keoping up » continual supply, On th ed lus vowitiow Wa the Laat 44 vue tombtation ty attacks (a Now Jorvon. ald Cow Ls tins Unnses on tinction Goren”. Laie ete waahatauds aud basins are olao | (Comtinned om Fourth Fase}: