The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 14, 1867, Page 1

— — SS ae oe THE NEW YORK SUN. AP UBLISHRD DAILY —SUNDAYS RXCEPTED. Ofi.ce corner of Nassau and Fulton streeta, Ringle Coplea— TWO CENTS. J ‘Twelve Cents per week—Six Dollars per year, WEEKLY st RATES OF ADVERTISING. ; ABLE CVARILARLY th ADVANOR, Tor every insertion of four lihen or leas.....00. ‘or o or For every extra line or part of line..........%0 —- fm Advertisements will be inserted tn seedy ema euch eel = ie sect wn SSI tool AE AOS, Eien optic din a I era | cain Cae Price. |/'Thirty-Fourth Year. NEW-YORK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,_ 1867, Price Two Conte | stwrt ttintrwatne ran ae my brother. Last winter tl me from going to Washingt JusteL ~a-Bear epoke us follows: OT be taken much of a man. I go behind the chiefs, | been buts! What they do Tdo; what they say Taay. 1! to bis ho prevented | released from ti palnful sttas on. A fle | rifle of long years pat to bo wasted. | Rev had to be procured bufure the bana cuffs could | newed applarise.) In the proseemtion of the The caabier wae four! to have | war, no institution, no party, no wan wer tly injured and was ableyo Walk | allowed to stand in the way. (Loud elieers ) whore he reeatved meiesatten-|In the statement of the terms of perce i] i] small minority has not caused ts to lose the | now known that the German voters orga- ployed, #0 that both may be mutually bene | i ; — of 5 fag , more liberal institutions | nized throughout the State to oppose the Vd co. fitted to prevent atrik Sxewpe whet ter ieeably introduced in our public lite, | ¢ ce weasary, and to A amercial " Airs has not prevented the industrial | cratic ticket by thousands for that purpose. | Gatvesrox, Sept. 12.—Matamoras advices | to secure a recognition of thelr ri Bun Cable Dispatches. | (0: trom sowing me paths. | Wighy. 1! ' a ts certainty elected to Con of the Ath inst, atate that a proclamation bas | Ox» Charles Nathan has made a contract | Planted a guod crop of corn this pring. T ton. Hie lip wae cut somewhat ty the | the will of | the | majority of, the z i and from relying npon the effort« of thy | nthe Midtie District, He was the | been promulgated ordering the election of | With the Brazilian Government, by which he | Want to put Gen, Harney at the head of the | Foxues while forcing the gag into hie mouth | loyal people represented in Congress (cheers) Government to give a fresh impetus to come |» vibbiadhdowth : F “i Dinds himself to tra Je Janeiro | Commission, Cen. Harney, vey aud his temples were braised comabdi mist Do by all departments of the 7 ; ; se ; nde nds hinuself to tra le Janeiro . Con, Harney, years | aud his temy ro bri AFFAIRS IN ROME, |imeter. 1 have fonnd, with ple ait, hae | Most Radical candidate in the field. ‘The | deputics to Congress and for President of the | oe th jusaud f sand per | 40, Said he was our frie ipped na, | by the blows and the subsequent rough band- / government, and by Srey, citizen, every é . ‘ ‘ ae f pry th considen and de is eAist+ | two Democratic Congresamen elected are | Supreme Court, on the 2d of September. | Fons tn the m monthe, in| at gave tus good advice, and I remo: ling. The magi«tente, ee ely e. Cenewes - ng at Ainiens, and in Whole departiaent | Mp, Axtell, of San Francisco, who favored | The District elections were to take place on mers direct from New Orleans, Mobile | its long os any one of them. T have work of a applause.) the republic Naihalte (‘hn ot Somme, which pli 6 always. shown = , ‘Other Southern. porta of the Unived | Heart, at ks all good. ‘Yow are big mon, | robhers to depart, they loft all. the. yalunble | alge in tte bande of uke men who pat dowe General Connell of he Catholic Church. |g" Sincere’ attachment tome, nwt whee a the War aud supported Lincoln, and Me. | the 6ih, 7th and 8h tr Congress meets | Brea. tie Breslin Government mgcertc | and T know ite, You bring good adele sud | paperr of the bunk wiih were withia thetr | the reteition, (Bathuslaste npplawee.) This residence of «lx ve h ——— ed to te that Johnson, of Sicrra Nevada, alawyer of little | on Mr. Nathan tho Tstudy itos much as any of them. [think | reach, isnot the me nor the ecewsion for me Oth of November, and the President | advance nount of the a. or misfortune Is a good schoulto learn to sip+ | peputation takes his seat ow the Tat of December, and the | emlarant’s passage In the following manners | tore of the white man than fdo of the In-| Alter leaving the hank the party drove off | to discuss a@y personal oF political fase THE U. S. EUROPEAN SQUADRON, | port the burden of power aud to avoid tin 1 ae Fi opts 14yacth ta enosbtattis | Clee Pnectas on the fat od One hundred and forty dollars. for | dian. Twill be the white man's frend ao | very hastily towards Roxbury, and many of | There are mutters of deep imferest to all 0° * At, dangers of fortune, Bcc En Torcaucnts Gace ee eaarealip Wa | 5 Rs BHABAAML HED OF or. | QhOve GiKlL Fears, Wy Any direct po » | Hot we he giver me anything. © Thats why f | the citizens of the sce harhessedt up and | us now chgugirg the pablie attention, abowt — ——_ __ Jed that the Democrats @ ive 18 major Jo brignnd troops o ft mpire, and one fnndred and eight doi we the white man, he gives me | went after them In hot pu ‘o turn thelr | whieh I woula Lke some day to know yout Ovation to Admiral Farraret t0| WASHINGTON, |iuriiiwe vw wior te Coun en |rodued imc tose ness tse aed Oe nett |p, "We SR pts | el athe we We ere sm | en hi iy Sct grt eta Lda | S x Linares. second port on the coast, the contractor ehington; but Pthink they get dropped they h@®ert tho limits of the village, | to know tine, ‘voice="* We are ra Sweden and Denmark. Waswinerron, Gepl is, | Yi! Mave two majortly f eae. Rerioznbat had revtened the Genes { Uindliig himself at his expense to hong and | ON tho way; and that the ‘only ‘way tor get | turned down a. ride road on to Dorchester | to the bck Domes” ‘Much laughter, follow: ———E It ts now definitely settled by the E | a fonabal had resigned the Genes | yonrish them during thelr delay here, and | them F great father is to carry thom | avenue, and were een by tho driver of @| and some cheering). The Gencral resumed) i ARTE lee i settled by the Execa- A Travellews Story. j ermtship of Omaulipas, and Gen, Pavon was | nntil landed at the port on the const selected | there, t “ Milton horse car, between Milton and Field's | I shall not refer to my recent service In tq THE DONUASTER RACES, | tive authority to suggest to the severml Dis |p, Lovis, Sept. 13.—The Montana Pout | appointed im bis stead tort Tho government will pay half) Every Winter we atarre to death. Thetp | Corer, driving along quite lelsurely, The | Carolinas any further than t declare that 1 trict Military Commanders the extenston of! saya that an oxploring party, which had been | General Escobedo reached Monterey with | Price for children under eight years. my father: T went to, war for bin, but Lhave | driver Wdecerites the party to be all young | have obeyed all the orders T Bawe ever rev | the time until the tet of Octobur for the cor | © } H ‘ - | — | get nothing for tt, The hostile indians «ay | men, between the ages of ¥ and 90. They | ceived, never disobeyed 9a, order from a six UNE f to the head waters of the Yellow Stone River wore all drewed in datk elothes, One wore | perior officer, and that I faithfully, endeavor 0 troops on the 28th ult, There was! " | Mt does not pay to be frtendly and peaceful; sion gy ciroikngtwrat ta vopectioe | “TEE ENDLANS, | fics eaine es hor who may produce proofs of legal qualifiens | the greatest wonders of the world. For | “The name of Amerlean wi Tho Indian Conteren " vo white men (Edmonds and Curtiss), etn ne e lers of the f « le , | The ‘onterence at Fort Laramte—| up here and promised ws fi ne gr tions, and fix as the tine for the elections (he | eight days the party travelled throngh # vol- | dear to him." He denied the re i Fires ie 6h vente trehenihoes te that he | Fhe Hostile Indians wilt father €7,000 0 year for 20 vears (refi m: laws whlch were poset first Monday of November, in order to re airy, emitting blue fl ud @ liv- | had insulted the Americ: eretoro, and} gy. Lovie, Sept. 1%.-—An OF Aispaten | Me, treaty. of Vane), Why don't it con strongly another \ ‘overn andregulate my condirct. (Cheers.* uniformity in all the Southern States. No | ing stream of m brimstone, The eoun- | acknowledged his tnd 1 remains to be done beforo our beloved t eon to the United | of trot night onte that Merete: | yonly lxned one receipt." dark complexioned, with a «mall moustache, | Mu orde bo Issued on the subject, as of ight says that Gen, Sherman recely« arrlon, the agent, sald it had not arrived | Their courwe was traced ngh Washington | cor can enjoy por der will be Ussned on the aubject, ns the | iy wassmooth and rolling, long level plains | States for his a SAARC cite ly id it had not arrived | Their # trneed throngh Washington | country can enjoy the repose and. scourit Feconstruction acts give the District Com- | intervening between rolling mounds. On the Jeneral Ca: - rection of and admission to registry of those had Just returned, and reports seeing one of Higut felt hat, ani a straw hat, and the | ed to exercise the anthority I possessed for | ‘on vemall Seoteh cap, One of the | the welfare of the people committed ‘ab | had a short, sandy | charge according, to ‘the, trio Enteme_ an ning of wasn be ade. acy &e. }n canic co at ¢ Connell at Ro; Rome, Sept. 18.—His Holiness Pope Pius XL, has resolved to call together a General Couneil of the Roman Catholic Church. Vwhen ttdid come it wonld be only | Village to the Dover strect bridge, whieh | you won for ber at Gettysbarg, and Adfan' «the Department returned @2,000— | they crossed, and all further Wack of them | and Spotsylvania amd Winchester and n gram from the ¢ he} mander at Fort Laramie, atathng that the Hilo was pardone on the 1 . manders discretionary powers, but they will i eve | Gen, Thoo ‘ ‘ Whi he knew tot Sloat. Boston Past, is Rich 1 he ies whe bishops, Bishops, Cardinals, it of these rolling monuils w ers Gen, Thomas O'Horan was executed on the | tostite fndtans wil ‘eons ; ntl was lost. n ABihe mond. plause | The enem| Primates, Archbishops, Bishop nels | sromptly be Informed Of the fecommends: | on Tue Wat ee hostite Indians will not come ta to meet the | Gen. Stanley then auld: This was an ftlne-| fr tas been ascertained That the amount dered to Grant and.Strman and Sher: rt Religious Orders, and other dignt- from four to eight fect tn diameter, and | 2tst has bee rf , leads of Religious Orders, and other dignt | Ee TY ceeestion in uflclal form | 8 | Commlssfoners at that polnt at the the ox- | tration thatthe whote was a dd ayater Of | ean te th ters of the Blue ffl! Bank ore cheering), are now on their tarlos of the Church, will be summoned to | “not iReatlon M8 UM i and tne | Ckerywnee om the level plains were smaller | General Diag retires to private life | nected. They wilt send In runners to hsten | feallty ad A ayatem of fran, that the | taken Uy thie robbers of the Lue IU Dank | honor to obey the lawa of the Iara | Attend from all parts of the world. ‘Tho | | 6 Pel jee ohn Porter and the | crators from four to six inc t, | Juan Jore Bas, Governor of the Capital, | to the propositions to be made by the Com: | Congreas eaproeteted’ @ er cent: of what | in Dorchester, Mase, on Thursday, was y eneral or partial reconstrac Holy Father has named a congregation of | “CComPanylug pap £0f Ns | from which streamed a blaze and a const ecrees death to all robbers. missions, as they fear some trick will t ppropriated ; $52,771. All but €10,000 or @12,000 of this he vouchsafed. fc hears). peven Cardinals, to whom le has entrusted | M#¢ bave been placed in the of Genes | whistling sound, The hollow ground re-| Lopez, the betrayer of Maximilian, has) {PUNK upon them. And ancpect bad faith PESTILENCE. amount Velonged to private parties. The) We guvernment inal of its departiwents 1 the duty of arranging the preliminaries for | Petia on pease a ie feetns 4 | gounded beneath their fect as they traveled, | made an attempt to vindicate hinsel Te Ih Reed ithe tate Meals | rhe Yellow Mover te New ovtennn, | Obber# hate oot yet been arrested, sarred upon the duty to be performed | of the Council eno doubt that General Porter's applica | and every moment seemed to break through. - chiefs will come. and hold a council Inthe | New Onteane, Be a when without hesitation and without cay benny) ee tion will Le grauted, and anew trial ordered. | Not a Hiving thing was acen in the vieinity. | C¥ite W, Fumtn te quite sick full moon of November next, Under this | Nt ORLEANS, Bept. 13.—Two of the off | A rie at Crestline, Ohlo, Tharday morne | the laws of the Congress of the United Stateg Austrin and Hungary. Franklin House and | are execnted. (Much eheering]. The wit of Gc cers and twenty of the crew of the United | Ing, commenced at th Hayton man-of-war, Alexander Pieton, | yy. gy | Kaw Indians, in Kansas, under date of The amonnt of coin in vaults of the joard of naval medical officers, to cons | oy " ireeley to go bait fo f affairs th missioners will Virena, Sept. 13.—The financial relations | ,, 4 Board f naval medical officers, to com: | The explorer guve it the significant appella- | g TWH, Texans aak Greeley to go Ball for | MRSS tne Tworulig, 1 sutle upon | Siates ironclad Mahaska, have died of yellow | burmed thirteen dwellings. ‘The lous ts very | £86, Peo pa Fag lala pence a | between Austria and Hungary have been | fone and Sergeons David Irland and Philip tion of Hell, } Joun Morntasry won @20,000 at the ors held a inecting | 2kCh: There were forty-three deaths tn this | heavy, One man Is reported missing. | edhe peerage Weare oy aJusted to the satisfaction of both coun- |g 'Witly ay members is ordered te convenn | The Haztiees at Fortress 1 Springfield regatta by betting on'the Wards. | expect tostart fog SHY fF the twenty-four hours ending at six| A senvriwy of the whole poll of Montreal Lot 1 have fatth In the future. Let tries oh Asmat, Mas, OW the Stu theta, to ex> ‘ment Among the Colored tien, | HLaMiLt, the great oarsman, cannot swim | the onthe 1th, there to mect | or! ck this morning. | West Is to be instituted by Mr. Metee’s bg he i Seek caatten the irae eh Qdmical Farragut in Sweden and Dene! ainine candidates for admission tuto the | [Correspondence of the stro Me "atte promises to Bring In| | friends, who expect to show that 600 frandu- | today” the armics of Iso the citizen Bole mark. Maval Aout, varness Monnon, September 12.—The |, Janta, the defeated prirntihter, was fore | thapriielyat weraters of bie band. | °° | There Iso sien of abatement in the yel-| tent votes were polled for Mr. Devtia. Tt ls | there ofthe Hey and Grant their invine Brocxnoim, Bweors, September 18.— ie merly a meinber of jeaniregard’s staff, | 1 a low fever at New Orleans, ‘The Pioaywie | ramored that Mr. MeGeo ts shortly to be ap- | cible lender (prolonged cheering) will never t Calpal Barrage, socom by the Ticon- | or hich $14,673,000 was In colt certificates, | disabled, and In tow of the steamship Ar- | sachusetts, Buntligs Vitae asd teaditgs and Waesotse | cireies cea Theos Crore niece aoe | tenn ns Govern The general then retired, and the serenade Meroge and Canandaigaa, forming the Ero” trie auount of currency was @45,tn0,000, | Mala, has become the object of Intense | A reain on the Northwestern Rallroad, in | with «ccellont anccess ally, Thy clretea, and it is mot at all astonishing that | Marrixwe, allsa Depeyster, alias Living-| was kept up for a considerable time after. pen equedron of the American Navy, of | snaking a total of 145,054,000 terest and attraction among the colored people | {le Western ps Way wad on Raturday | busily engaged in gathering and curing their "MAY Rave become considerably alarmed | stone, who obtained aeventy.five thonsand | Quite a number of gentlemen subsequently rived here recently after visiting several mony © Seres OF (ata, | delayed one he a quarter by graashop- "corn, and are much pleased and encourng and predict a fearful epidemie. | dollars from the Baak of Moses Taylor & Co., of Norfolls and this vicinity. vemacy Proctas | Adiiral | waited on the General and paid thelr ree terday Rear | pers, which covered the track so thick that "1 mM Ui rs, ¥ n th the success of thelr efforts at farming | t, by forging the name | pects vigniaux of the Haytien Navy, | the enyine drivers slipped on th The Howard Ai fon are laboring nos | of this city, in July Places in the Baltic. The arrival of the dis | Tw resident's Civils rail this yer, The tribe Is at present in quite & . Ungulsbed American Commander was made matter S SEGL WP EAEGHI'GE Vi volaned oF : rok bly in ministering to the wants of the aMlet- | of Cornelius Vanderbilt, was arrested on |) pcr Z ina 68 anal ov es 6 We have already published the promula- anled by several of his colored Gronar Bavierre Wasnixatow died Inet | PTO ed, and are calling upon those who are able | Ww Eoutrse ov tH A partial eclipse the occasion of a national ovatl us . mabe ited Norfolk aud Portsmouth. Later | week eaed Ta yoace, Hewes bore at Momee | 5 Wednesday in Minols, About ten thousand | of the t eventeg, cod tomary salutes were fired by the Americans pepotin creas i wpe mn by vers | In the day the Ailiatral visitod th 4 Vermin in 1790, was a aon of Col. G ‘| An Indian Conneit, | for nsiatance dollars of the money were recovered, the | mencing at twenty, minutes past seven a . . ‘ {eral heads of Departments. The following | Navy Yard, where he was rect Vashingto a ward ¢ 1. George he correspondent of the ago Times fecting Ineldents connected 0 cp. bon expe yur 4 and answered from the fortifications on ie alin a Gonodore Kip ane. te excculles ¥ mi} net ’ and a ward of « ‘ pendent . ie i _ U ite prate ‘ ‘4 cin jo a we ee z | balance baving been expended in the pur-| terminating at a few seconds after 9 P. Mt shore. The grand feature was a feve in the back oe » Captain Rogers, with all the honor | “rea gee ment in behalf of female auf nuded the Tate conned at Fort SU, ee ee ai aeae A eas | chase of farms, houses and stock, tThe shy was close, ana the plusamendn Wie Umperial P. givon by His Majesty, the Daranoasss ¢ Anthp be \ anil courteny du hie dian eit) fans 6 Po sd ibe lial onl HLS oi the Indians and our Peac: ‘ mnnisstoners | Newnan Aitler an huiutte ami industrious | Amour half-past eight o'clock om Thursday | goon to great perfection. King of Swoden, which was attended by) sin: T transmit herewith a copy of a pro-| New Hampshire. During thelr stay in| lows? The angels in Heaven Uiht have wot neigh Hed ters ! blog faye ho Bist peak A hie hey Fret pred et 8 night a fire broke out in the large pickle and | Arresirren Munpen axp Scictpe—Nam Admiral Farragut and the officers under his | clamation by the President of the United | Norfolk the. presence of the colored officers trolled ad both sexes made up the popula. | of Atgu he correspondent says ; Tealded and pultauedd his nvocation on | Pescrve thanufactory of N. H. Dudley, | row Escare—“Tunee Mixeres to Live« tars, Toaata were drunk, speeches mate, | (Hin un femmn chserwance oe the re | gulernfement Oo the it veh ahugtnen of embers Peer te | ered nuling ax bums of Sion te Brats, | %,ftoment both tustand and wife were ort. ‘The bulldings were entire~ | grt.y.—Win. Rullman, a steward at the Su and the utmost good feeling and enthusiasin | quirements of that proclamation for, the | who follow Fs reopenini dl Ciarteston, and” awotier vessel will Fellow Feet, Miuneomurnns, Oxallatlae, Uneo the shop "was" elomeds aid, "the Mle Tho loss will be very heavy, | Nicholas Hotel, has been living with Mla manifested. Trae ROT OF Mie, Constitution of the | but were unable to «press thelr « in November or December, A proposition aut Two Ki All Feprosented! By | on med to run ‘about uneared for partially insured. A large number of) Mfary Ann Bartram, at No, 101 W. 19th street Coraxnaces, Dixuans, September 18.— | ti taws which lave S gorunoes | tre eeeae” “nme ee reecanes cee cers \etsteus teat pore ak tame earn eee nyt: by ony one, and ignorant of the great af) men and women are thrown out of employ | for some time. They quarrelled a fow weeks The Franklin, the flag-ehip of Admiral Far | the panied by his otti Winlied’ the. forth, and ig Tadllanapolia sa a on aie Us on had tn coming ty treat with the flcHanof thelr parcats, who, shia by wide, | ment by the fire, ago, but on Thursday he induced her to gq fagut, of the American Navy, has arrived | 1 ir, your obedient servant Were received with a salute of (hirtoon prin Ny attr ot Cataity, Obl, | Beacetul: Hudians 5 said that he was glad lo he duller chop. Severs days pwesede nud | THE Repnblicans of Philadetphia held «| with him to.n house in 15th strect, kept by @ from Btockholin, and is now riding at ane e Wa I Sewann. | Tho Adt Aral cuted yal Haves, the tendeced the MeCoolodunes party the frec- | (iether nd Bear Tham them, oad tear yesterday th Wise wus relieved Troi ek sttf= | meeting last night to ratify the nominations | Miss Bell, At this the quarrel bad apparente chor inthis harbor. The Americans here weaseny Derantarsr, 1 | Commandant of the post, and was eseo) dom of his balllwick, and told them they ri : } fering t waco of death. Tho | for Stato and elty uflicere, Resolutions were | Iyt ade Wp,” but such, however, was Wasitnaroy, Sept. 1, fy nd the fort and shown the v be | c are HOuKe Raine MY reservation eae UAT ie a tee a ) 7 Tor haatra Hageatreyaad (ety as everywhore, are cordially grected by the | By dirctimeet tne Preaiiegt, the. Mf interest connected with the garrison, | wikted Gee All ineasbed Wee a flint eeateey | Thich came a tutl, palnfid, because profonsce | hand? ean tities, adopted denouncing the President, support. Sores Sly Recon be alent ta people. » and omployes of this Depart | Itis now definitely settled that the maneof | 9 free tieke SOOT ren atu mg walett ne Tada o'clock this morning, , Ing the reconstmetion poltey of Congress, two packs ‘one contalay = 6 ‘The Doncaster Races. ment | U to the following proclimatte 1 be towed to New York init, A WEG Chiou Atlan eis revved to smoke, and General Stanley nM ing, Uhe seven | complimenting General nt, Sheridan', ng a pistol and the other a bottle Lownox, Sept. 18--Evening.-‘The Doneas- | 40d they are dirceted strictly to observe it Steamers have been despatched from New |, J MITCH Mt Miastings, inn. porie ied orve that An Ludian could 1 ly wi upon the | giics and Pope, and rect Ling voters | Of, laudunum. — He then coolly exe 5 ger tp be te requirements for an earnest support of the | Ye is purpo ani eat fre co: that othe chien OF Ana. at nis without 8 suoke, Wan ® Contuderals | cold charity uf the word warn taken charge | exe 824 Pope, Aid resotimending plained the he intended to” make 2 Aes as 5h hrs ae di Constitution of the United States, and a) In ar where, who qiickly oT \ Mga clear stump: OF by the Hebrew Benevolent ioty, the to support the Republican tic Among | of these, remarking that the contents of tim , and crowds of visito: i ul execution of the laws which have * “by a Neuro Servant Girt, " Ht hot until one ho ce | WA. ndpeteoeet wall stock of goods belonging tothe de- the Speakers were Senators Nye, Camergu | pistol were fug heryand that of the bottle fog dis ware an rermaiy’ tbe ‘oA n made pursuance thereat Fe me ied : beg ; id Fee SE ARO oN aio ren Wo death, Wraph= | Ceased packed iy, and the sore closeds A| and Catlett, The latter offerod s resolution Nimat. ‘The wretch then placed the mua “| ‘ Han MeCunnocn gentleman who returned on yesterday ) moreclosly around woman named Sarah Nagle and her tw ‘ | of the platol to the woman's head, and sal of the r tts rather ast Vauban a wator Cog un ly which was adopted amid great ch ‘ing, de- 1 0 Secrotary of the Treasury. frown a visit to Kentucky gives us the follow. 7"! a Sate Ke mata " Me dren, Michwel and Catherine, were bi niet i cs ra he would give her fust three min to say, bofeed fh tie Fon: fhe pie Doeraretapenr ov ri INtr foe parliculaty ots. terrible tragedy enacted | agli NOCOIK Dew Meo! Cr et Ee from’ Went Ms ulring, eltases, "erie | to heamer Station last nleht ick and | claring twas the duty of Congress to ims | her prayers, Miss Bartram of © yurse screame Btal 1 Achlevement rey er vie~ Wasinsatox, D.C, Sept. 1867.6 | BE PES Heute Gomi GA eiaradaglce neti obs tear attention we Ai | prominent Indians were pointed out, and we | Fance war sent | peach Andrew Johnson. ed for help, and then dropped Sa her knead tory ove mit ba fo neaster t—-Pursuant to the order of the Prosie DEA Nowe , nfortunately piled. the fan | walted long and patiently, It waa ike «| (0! the Charity Hospl - - and begxed mere er cries bro J dont of the United Btates, 1 tranaint ony ne victin of the cold-hooded affair , unfor tana " ; © tal named dim Pryor was penance assistance, and the door of the apartment Lup. Pate Union rales tt tk poten ea ete . fi person, a Ren hom her | meeting, butat last t init moved, ¢ pleas condition in ( LOCAL NEWS. was burst'open, and she sue od Ig breake ‘The Parkhill Sto'e at £850, were with an of cial copy of ls proclat: on was an innocent little babe of three years, ‘ \ and Lord Mendon, a man of infience, but) 4 yed tu the Marine Hos — ing away from Rullman and secreting herself fron by Emily. ae | ctrlctly observe ita requirements {or arene child of Mr, Win, Graves, a well-known and “a. T {the pin ' anit mat that Two Lance jit aa Wear baninslen wae lees NEW YORK AND VICINITY. inthe lower part of the house. Rullmag Dk Wes (t heat. gupport of the Constitution of the bighly respectable citizen of that county; | ™ ak firsts wlio, arlatig, shook {othe hospital {n'the. same condition, from | thought she had run into the street, and fine Pace was the w tard races, Vint (tie |. Per, munmert OF Ne | Coaeeti ete tigen itis aastruyer ve pegitl 1oNar. Information regarding the caps pil the Commission, and wilds Teme the Fourth District Station, Aman tinned | Werarien Coxsmerenes.—It will rain in| mediately started in pursuit, Not find ” Two Mundred Sovereigns, and the Sweep- | jaws which bay Tmine Ta einen bates beatae slaing of the little yacht John’, Ferd, in the e hands with all tn rom, Michael McDermott was found nick aud des | this clty before the close of this day. her he proceeded to ber residence In 19th a a im mad y who. be a British Cl Hrescue of And A ng intich of thea asi Tid. Yous titut Cainp atrvet and sent to the boepi- | ‘B's «l ro the of tht | Mary Ang vtaining that he was in hes @takes, the latter valved at £100. | theroot am, sit, very respectfully, your years. On the i anne! and rescue of Andrew der sits my friend, General Harney, who {ile on Camp street and sent to the hospi | As ME carci: (|| AER serartalaing that bee strony, one of ( w, haw ti clved fi i 7 a narene " went to the 29th Precint Statiog Bouneewny crs again a winver to-day, | obedient servant 3 Graves was a Gone, One OF the Srey a) ieee nit and whipped us, and trled to beat Weare 4 | copie Biccceede MeL GRTGuA’ bac neue times tamed ata 0.1. Buownixe, Secretary. | dhties, the servant gl-i took thy Baltimor ne yacht was eapalzed a ose into our head; and fT ¢ onget bis ‘over ta Texas, anwa gh we prote ive, in come ¥ the Portland Plate, valued at picAba badd gli a A ja acy a pat fen vrelo the night of the 2th of FARO UE: Rms 6a, x dons f l Gatvesros, Sept, 13.—The number - Into requisition yesterday, when perbaps, for pany with the un ie, weal te " the i and al 0 yards f a th A A p\ Pah b r Our randfather treata us rong terments in. this elty on Wednesd v ih i no, the roadway Fi ths Ai eae Sept, New York. th He a about TED Yarde, from Mme |e botiom of the tiny veesel om the 2d, huay t erandtathe roma a Corte. thle ol y an : a f Bo » the Br day ey Falta Dy the roport, of @ he Doneaster Stake, valned at £770, was house i ‘01 ibe | the Arve evar hie Havel iy mt i at tin no tro jen, Potter, wife of th f Quarters ctreot pedestrians were compelled to c the found the door of Mary Ann'« stitutional € tow —Seventy-third fession, s& wede the ebild lay down onthe | ' t HD | twcen aus fi hites, 0) rants y Roce yg 7 ADS asueccs: to Tranban, beating Vauban, who | Comstitutional Ceavention — Key FO et te) ran the | Zeaallte, Captain Alleyne, from Liverpool tor | tween fodiage and wht Pi rant terimaater, died yesterday, — Elias Swviih, ridge if they whhed to “go ahead.” A pers Spittment closed, and upon knocking f ~ War Reed Aunaxy, Sept, 13.—The Constitutional Gon | breast, and mi OE eee en taken Ge qitatde. You Commbaoners adc us ‘what agent of the Associated Press, has teen down | tect biorkade of vebletes oceupted the roat- | them went’ and ald Regett Lathe: So “4 Achiovement, the vietorlous St. Le on this Ing took up the Finance | ye, the f i cru Me | Pondor e Mary Blake, and taken to | frnd'we want, All the land belongs tous, with the fever, General Gritiin waa taken | way, and the consequence was that every-| tas covered that he had shot him pled over Hermit, the uate iukiomeliee ate Berke Kae ie draped lense tee eoaoble Ava tare istered cieva tia now Ortanne [NSS wig wat to lege af aur Hands We | with dhe fever last evening, but te totug well body. Indi sad slicedlirachrston nattorien sc hie was cnavaved tor tog 5 a the race for the Don- Je, Mr, Andrews moved to substitute to some K undergrowth, where it was | Picayune) La Concor fxth August Have'b Hot At or wilte man to liveupon; t-tay. There were to-day only eight deaths | qhout the “black crook” in connection with | Bellevue Hospitai where he les in « very lto tho second and third sections of the concealed from baman view in which we find a ‘of Benit zm) Tiave beet raised upon ft; we love tt. || in the elty, the bridge, went over It, Policemen were Pincifuts condition. lies aves ada ater ie 0 ' A Te meant author? thie or | claiming to be constitutional President of thy ral Stanley eal: These Indian -— a it : Tuy FA ov ru Astentoan Isstrrete The Juven! ake ered al Finance Report to the eMfct that there stall missed the child, and ran out to arch for Mexican United States, whereby he procee Yuin al! this land absolutely: they say it is, Details of the Hobbery of a ant at wn.) SOY Busy Keeplig the steps and streets clear, Tux Deranrmest or Diess ano Hanne wore won Ly Trepthong, j be paid into the Canal Debt Sinking Fund fe hut the girl denied tnowing anything to “organize” the Supreme Court. He, of : tin, Mow. the Casbier Knocked Down, | as many evinced a desire to linger and watel A he Exhit Triponler w py ess at this | Cvery year the sum of $2, Abhi > pay ine about the child, kaying It must be in the course, thereby deposes all thote member rT Ask him to des! dite teat, quarrelling Jebus. cnart.—A visit to the Exhibition of the va, in the race fur the Exliuton Stakes, | fest, end apply ne principal Several tonsa, “The premises were thoroughly of it elected by the people and Congress, Ine : it and West define HTH Bank of Milton Lower Mitts, | ““Mprrwatas noe Mason Guwenan, Daren, | Aiterican Institute yesterday evening, found meriines eli \ y | amendments were offered ‘Andrew's seareied by fhe almaat Mantle mother, while cluding Jesus Gonzales Ortega, Chief Jugtco ; Wo ciaia the Nacle tite ar | Méste. Wa entered yesterday, about noon, | wicwr Tine Gestmae Sax ng the Various departments Ina little more ant jalue 2179. | cesstais,_¥ every thotight of spot sou vee was and now exotic the constitutional Presi wo Tance—\ We clniia the hw Ne a ; at % aap PS ARE "8 4 sfuctory condition, In regard to orde MARIN | pub chen Ay Pied anced moved that the Hhed by Mr. Graves, and several noth | dent: Wnt a Fuare bal urped head of the Cheyenne river, Some one bY three A who went ed and g aes Seven —Decnanes mm Mason ater rie cain ry thee caper wlslature be empowered (0 pass nets ho joined him inthe search, Allef office, this is hardly a ne r inde wagon tracks, there, and we want | cishter and then riffed the bank of all the | tora Prorue, aa Rereeaer sys | OF the opening da | Meeieett OF Sane improvern als when necessary tato induce the girl to tell the whereas wonder Is tha hind not named hin ta bo paid fur them. ‘That is our conntry, | cast on hand aud a large quantity of bonds, | LOTAY Exortr Berk Bes In so large a space, where so muchus to ba Now'York, wena few days ont, got ax ba! ning scesion the finance snd | cred hor slipping away, and afier'® sharp | ae pwickonham (England) Observatory, ver: Ewas horn at Fort Thomp-on; but men ina light buggy with top turned down, | fast night a grand compllinent was paid to ie ae fh i ”, Me Lege pend sed wae obliged to rotnen and disdha | Spay ke ape a the ehteulument of tt Tar chase ah wan enuahh aad by the tet vice Me" Hind thas _dlecove jer than ten Ht the men of'my Jaim both sides of the driving ay home, we © obe ved by the | ytajor ral Dantel &, Sickles, tate Milltary | obtnd the others, aud as yet but fiw conneey Seca mares | planck, and was followed by Mr Church In | waoe where the murder had tween committed, tile Wants tn the follawing daters te ‘vhen I was off hunting brifalo, the | citizens of Milton, yesterday morning, detv-| Commander of the Carolinas, It took the | engine at machines. Tt whl doubtle bourne’ which rta‘e that the sip Cal oe arta itwaa lot Ait | Tiere, In the tnshen, the child was fonnddand \iAict Ratemter di tans irene, abay ts, white men, came It a fort here (Fort; lux twee around the sillage und "Were seen | shape of a grand serennde to tho General, at Occupy two days cry this department ts ta fely salle : | hee proper er) oan altho: t had been three hours sinee the 1 fs ly), y right to, It was our sand repass the Blue Hill Bank three t comtition to be appreckated. Intely sailed from this port, put | Alvord then moved that any advmee made | Sithough it 1 ye 1; Melpamenc, June 21, 1852; Fortuna i it. ls present quatter# at the Brevoort If The “Departuent of Dress and Handle mines im distr “ ung aa . He yeeidints cotmmirsion of the deed, It gasped tv Angtst $3° 185%;" Calllope, November 1 ‘y or Indl w tour times. ‘The Hs, however, did ‘ ms ne Departiient $ and Han ly damaged. to tho canals hercafler should he pald Into | join The Hack’ of the he 4 by Calllope, November ha ealce 4 Sy TAR ARRIUG Bae Vac lane the and was an Imposing demonstration. eral thy . in the exhibition, isthe. steamer W tho Treasury of the State out of the canal ioreinty battered, anit the back wn Ide: Thalia, December 15, 1452s Euterpe, (hme Heyy ral ‘hielo searpeds bauk bultdinig | Excetstor irigade and other military onganle. As mlzht naturally be supnosed. tC is. the cle, of the New. ¥ roveutics as soon as tho wae can Le done jy Fgh gts ty November minis and Urania, duly 2g, sa. UMN A revit Fate elie Dele Barbed A Tonk 6c Ae: B yf bog Ne neater aaent de chief point of luterest to the slforde t in here re ntly with the ions of the ac int vce of conceal id stant at th Yoservatory A (roe the want ob mit oO he Hill and in the very be pigtailed aad ysis ae 6 te it al leasil . PP A | motign was debuted at longi, when | He. atubb): to the nlice of conceal Marah, discovered” the planet Amphitrite, send us goods, | Where are they # We want the summit of the Hill and tn the very Merit | crctock, to the Brevoort House, anit drew up | ex berate Merny peered tlomat Steam | {Nally Mr. Murphy sald be would move to | aied'as the mundcr, and threats of Iynching Maret 1.1854, There are no fower than 7 it ie ee tur tudian, Look at proceeded together up & fight of stalie to | On elthur sidewalk. ‘The Soventh Resiment, | ¢¥ forming part of a lady's attire, ational Steam | strike out the specitic sum nanied as duc tt aE ei PT awaser better conte Htle planets tke these between Mars and ad clhows, So mre my wife and) (he bank F Dre wever, is not the only litercstl Company's Ht from Sew | eneral fund from the ‘canal fund, Ht Mr, | wore freely oveeu, fewer, atte te Jupiter, th them probably not el E at 1 rom parade, then marched uy D 7 tie only ieroning (Fork on, the sist of As Alvord would withdraw iis | emcydin at seealeuea is; tha more than 4 auctor NOVA WROA s on nays cnet | Vy, Sole ue, and patd tho General the feos A Lule srcean erate 4 Th ‘mall steamship Scotia, Captain Jind. | ‘Lbts proposition was agreed to, when I Comet, now In sessions tor mune i coma a SRE fate ts neat aie ent of ainarching salute. The mar 1 Ag bee Sor intee kine, from Now York on the 4th Ine arrived | Murphy made his motion and It was adopted. |"). 000 Ins Gree cha vidied’ be th Int ‘ fi t v Hawk west a He was attired My Bo nthe ¢ Lenutiful moonlight, with the ‘There ts alra Funceane erect iMieforemona, om dhe way ta Liverpool ‘The Convention then adjourned benedict Rte ial. Bante isa Nae ite 3 4 wn 6) glsk Wel cine Mey ge » the haa the ed with umn f Rt ehates wile Cianoow, Rept The Anchor Lise's steams reer 1 " wee 1 Vv 1 ly gone and part ¢ 1 orn { . equired a tribute tystive setips te (vernia, Captain Munroe, which left Ne au i " the Judge had not passed sent t vn Jv 1, formerly of part oft ‘ \ was very etlectlve i eas You tain Aiay Res ts eLoeT| ‘The New York State Aur re the oplujon of our informant tha the tt the I ture in this Las O'Connell's friend whe miter ‘i for a counilerable distance Ly order t 1 It would FINANCIAL, | sistant Secretary of the State Agricultural) — It was developed on th al that was at A Nine Wises one t 1 i ni all the windows were oceupled to be Tes aed saliltase bead Loxnon, Sept. Evening, — Console at 047% rs, reports that building « air the child she bad two white and by Hon, Thomas Maraball, of Ke k exeha nd gentlemen, ‘The serenad Ye mailitaty be for money. “ibe chict Amecledn weetien {| Faire, reports that the buliding om the Fale one cctored,. ‘The murder of the colored were the wen nied, ‘The ‘first round & Hi the ‘marching past. Tho” First Meliruy. By tia bmp fa follows: Eto shares, 44%, : Hilfnols Centrals, 17; | Grounds are in a more advanced stage of pro- Citta Gecurred a rhort tine andthe deed sulted in at to Carmtehach, In " 1 United states Ary furnished the i Vtrom the bed Untted States Five-Twenty bonds, tirmer, at 72% | press than at any previous year, ‘The entries was done ty such a mauner that no one suse t nd round Mayo recelved the diseha Dorlas th orc tual ’ t the ius] Atiaulic aad Creat Western States | ure larger and of a class superior to any falr pected at the time that a mu had been in tho re the heart, and was t Rickles I ete Career Mak Se renin Ue saad Rach herd of cattle of Hon, Rrra commited. The chitd had been Wels with | from th den by. his triends and. a sur ’ wie COMMERCIAL, | Cornett, of Uti w York, will be exhibit. ee Fagtet een a Wee ti % " rst with ty ee mig 8 Evening.--Cotton—Owing | ed, Much fine from Canada has been Ie catae anslenod: DY ihe. eink (ar te Scab Wha Tt lserd valid witht of hn tale report etait ction of the Baty of sivaee wes becuse she felt mad at Les Fey Ee Shar fron the take : CMS shistress, Mrs. Graves, We were unable to od Gh 1 s the ny to-day oe d from Tilinots, Michtean, | Team thename of the murdercas—New Albany i ‘ good white mun to ehal ! 1 1 with porfeet dling Up ea », Pennaylyania, Massachusetts and Cons jpam thant {dea tleht we held @ counoll, and tell yo! Ti any shape. ff Drendente- Weer 1 eas mm, | nectiont: Thy fair at present reccmbien : mnd 19 J What (ey did, Twas torn on t 1 pean ete tava f, 4m, Gil, or 4:0 Ibs. for Ci hats, de, | Natloual Exhibition taore than a State Fair “ PER ‘ oH air for many ge Hing tal Da aha NTE tt r fit comfort Fee ee ee a rcericane Barley Sa 10d. "per | The buildiug is larger and the accommoda | Jon Caskis, Preditont of the Richmond \yiward; they atrlko you . he rive may children mon the c M (ite nue jolatn: Wisectes meme ibs, for Amerion | ions more extensive than ever before. Mo | (Va,) Tobae change, died in that city | from. your tmeals, the public aud pri Teen td eat Plements | placing Hand A suurgieal operating table whieh Provialons, —Chervo Me, Od, per cmt. for mid | chanics Hall, on the ground, is 48 by 190 feet: | yactorday Hinge are bhick with them ; th fest fad wily Wesreuteolonenta | ' © aud comturtable as almost. te ding American, Boef 15%, 6d. per #04 Ib% for Domestic Hall. th ies’ department, is 4a 9°! A everything. Corn fs almost out of the reach “ete to euver’t 1 : pe which they fy ( f to Wish for an amputation, Bxtra rite Moss. York Tow jer 200 Iba. for MFioral Hall lst. by 110. feo; | ‘TH Revenue tax collected on tobacco In Cr" Their meatmctiom, but. alll here and there | ©.luvator, wid a sinall plough to Gy ith nieces oF pone ‘whieh thay Bad DeOueny | The ap ieral was the #lgs | abet after tue, Rumen tracker ant bo" ree Bane Hiaeiaes 6a. per ent: Prien Dairy Hall 1s 60 by 90 feet; Carriage Hull te | the Richmond District for the month of Wea fleld that will be stripped.” Cabboge will Wittus ; then let him send us soit busied with this the third rlited the cash | several 1 eiwas restored, | MOH several Drakes the body! that ies om ‘ wiphadace itbein, Ta. Od. per ew. 28 UY 100 feels Vege He Hall aune dlinen< gust amounts to over half a milion doll completely eat a p by them: nnd neon ivy will, You work tor your wiv’ Hrawer and the vaults, Th Bahl ra oroeecaial ae CoG "| Ihor any limb can be moved In any de rade st, ‘Petrolenm, 10% for spirits, Sd. for JOO fect. ‘There will be stalls sufticient to ace tween Butler, Silas Rich and Fearless, wat they are journeying E TAKS. HO | yes wi ee ave ie ead Dan Geen di CUE Be Benda’ contrite & Nog ade Gans | Beveral inventions of epectal Interest re tandard y Cloverseed, 4 Wh fF comnmodate all the antinala that may be won by Butler, The best time was 2 deat-angel, noting” ca OF WOE Fons heed avara- waar elute l WARE eames (t () different: parties who bad 4 Lrecclve this welcome without | Mn to be noticed ow another occasion, Aperionm out, 13-—Brewing—No, 19 Dutch | bibited. The Folr will open Octoberist. — | piuninaus and Van Breck, two brewers | Tavages Washington, @nding tia | CME 2 Gat, wut 100 sacks of W0 then there tor wate keeping, the corrects | rcotltions, I is forme anouivt| Tue Wout Be Muste at the Contras Caleatia ilnvced, 64m: 64 Mca ice ana | California, of Bt, Loule were hold In Ave tt A Qollar | sigders dropping off, a few daya'ago, rvsort- | barre k. Four nations of us have | to eathnate, was also taken, ‘This trunk they nnrydea and yee another proof of the | Patk to-day at 83¢ o'clock B. M., if the gallons, Sperm o., £115 por ton. Linseed oil, | a bonds yesterday for violating the revenue | eto the novel expedient of keeping thom | 1 ade up our minds to go to work, ‘The « placed Jack travelling bag or va he 1 Of my friends and fellow, weather permit Bio per ton. Liusced cakes, £10 10s, per ton, for | Anether 3 ad Orane Wi law. or by putting up greenback for sn dlers do not treat us right, 1 don't waik | lise they had with therm and left the banking | ch L pray you inl Sharpe, to ae| yp, 5 feodlog. atl fe Hlection—-the Senatorauip. Tur Bt, Louls F aay clanven ign ade +t offered was a @20 note, title Ware | stright along when 1go tow fort; E don't room, | dyor after them as they | cept tay thanks for the commendation you | , Ft##8.—About three o'clock P. M. yestere Arr gur, Sept, 13—Kvening.—Petroleam ~The . , h 4 ted and character genuine, the only ea cand shake hands with them at onee Passed out have bestowed on my services, and my thanks | day, @ fro broke out on the third floor of the an arket is irmer and prices closed at] gay Franc Sept. 11.—An immense | journed yesterday, Tho President stated | (f : t’bad | nd (i t Phin wat Mr. D rn Ba J f sale assiened being that it’bad been fou am afraid, and (hey give me noth yof Mr, Bispham was heard by | are a Giousand Uines repeated to thls Large | dwelling-house, No, 108 Mott street, in apart i pane maeenene crowd was attracted to-day on the principal | that the exhibition exceeded anything in the | in the crowd, and for which there were two | Lwant you to arrange that. Clo aii, whe her husband to hurry assemblage fur their hearty endorsement Tasnik Gaus aan he Munsee Pains” a Another Sigrificnnt Speech of Napoleon. | sircet of this city by the fulfilment of an Pomological line the world ever saw Umants. "The bidding slacked. off when | ney :) You came up bere with « bank as something was wrong. | your addre This meeting brings back gl ments occup y 2 7 " 4 be v4 | the figure reached abo.t @15, and many of | fy us, When you wave me the p v the doorway of the grocery | thous rec lous of dangers bravely met, | fire, which was occasioned by the accideutal Panis, August 30.—The Emperor, on bls | election wager, He, 4 (4 Unionist) care | Sixce the eleetion disturbances in © cirlous yet muspleious ones thought the | in my baud, TP thought Twas ard the call for help and nds | of sacrifices you have cheerfully borne, of | ignition of a feather bed, was quickly extiae passage through Amiens, was presented with | ried a hand organ the whole length of the | on Monday night large plekets of ur 1k Was going off at a great sacritlee; | J have thoumht su ever sinc tes, two men, Who rushed | your fortit ee reverses, wh any at | gulshed with a fow pails of water. Damage, an address Ly the Mayor of that town. His | gtroet, playing as he went, and collecting | continue to patrol the city; notwithstandlug , b a at 6 i iH oF oo petition af rung up| General Sherman id Wh mn 4 ee what was the matte home were despouding, of vic= mn insured, freaks was arrested Om Majesty, In 1 money for the beneft of the Protestant and | which, disorderly soldiers have Leen gulity of | Msitty and the ary of the Hones was not | up provisions, we send them to soldiers, wot | Qn of thous tuinking there was no cause fie | vortew uobly MOF your gunoros: | suspicion of argon, 1s wes ome vee . e ps | anpease ne note was knocked off a the jas. n't believe a soldier | ala uined back, but the othe reued ity to the vanquished, “and of your| Tho alarm at 6 yesterday, bays crowed France wit the Emyresa| Catholic Orphan Asytuums, | The Ieading | furthor acta of vlotence Bib IO, AKG tote sold for @A G9 atthe) would trest™ an fyliag Uubdnlly Unt, ia | his way np Hotodhe bank building, when he | Wimoveatie failh lu'ue fn success of ous | eastoned Dy the reaver of fie in, he prs ) rom Strasburg to Dunkirk, and our hearty | 1. " pated and success: | Gry, Scovtety's order for the Virglulan | same place tines of War, soldiers are naturally suspice | met the robbers descend stairs, The | arms ai good Providence which | mises rear of No, 214 Mercer etreety | 5 local candidates, both defeated and “ P y ouep in rms and in the good Frovidence which | ty igs | aud sympathetic meception Gyerywhere has rei «, attended. The street was Jammed | State clection, which was to have becn issued | ‘Tre Trades’ Assembly of Dayton, Ohi of Tucan: Jastone Locked the door behind him, and re- | would perpetuate the repub (Applause, ) | ments oecupied by inkddin & Drlaog Te ’ filled us with tho, liveliest gratitude, | Noth | fil ones, ~ y, Is delayed in vie he Wash | held a large meeting on ‘Tuesday evening: | Burnt Face, who worea blue shirt, and had | marked as he observed: the stranger coming | Lam glad to sce you are wot untniadtul of the | lector mantfactors, | The fire lug, 1 perceive with pleasure, can shake the | for hours, Over Ave thousand dollars in gold | yesterday, ts delayed in view of the Wash | a tractdent stated thelr object thus: ‘Te ck patut daubed his chin abd black | up the stairs that It was a “d-—ellm bank, | fraternal ties whfeh bind the old artnies tos | the fnes getting over heated. Damage a confidence which, for, wenhy yenre, the | and silver were collected. ington telegram relative toa slinultanc fora one brotherhioud for the defence of th pots over hie face, bis head belug bouud up | that can't change a ten dollar note gether in true brotherhood without making | 150; fully iesived, M yeetontay, © of Pronch people have placed in ine. They | MC favorable to the clectlon of Grant to | clection on the frst Monday of November. | rights, and the promotion of the Interests of | 1a 1 black alk bandkeschict, 9jo fale) party then pation hurriedly gat Into thle | tease organisations polldea whlch, wouls | aro broke ‘Out In the establishinent of tor’ ftave had to surmount. The I sue | tho Presidency, are being formed throughout | Mine McCoot has authorised John Frank. ) 4N6 Working clavaey to create a fraternal f°) Marae eas you came up hore {to Gene | thloor atthe Neal ofthe abate st Tenn | Auage Cy onetany and iapale Mel Ae | Barnet, No. 669 Hudson street. Put out wh, of our policy across the ocean has not | ie state. Nin, the backer of Anron Jones, to make @| Metin’ and discuss laws aid ordinances | eral Harney, you gave me these papers, and | it locked, aud at (he aame time heard & groun | benevolent intentions of thelr ro ang | triding damage. the prestige of our arms, since | "TD moorate ave a majority of at least | match for him with Joe Coburn, of ten thous | which may be deemed injurious (oto ine | F've thought Twas @ ehiet over since. All| of some tolse of distress inside. Ho itnine-| to secure justice to our old comrades and/ Geaxaw Kerostioas Mass Maxrura.. everywhere the yulor of our soldiers over- % camo all opposition, ‘The events accom-| twenty on a joint ballot in the next Legisia- | sand dollars, McCool las sent a deposit of | teres! Pllshed in Germany have not caused our! ture, Kugone Cassedy and 8. P. Heg, both | one thousand dollars from St. Louls to Now | {0 change. of repeal the patronize those ems of workingin' peal them ; to Induce wd by legal means | the other chiefs threw their papers away, but | dia burst « window sash through fat) their families. All honor to the Grand Arm: s ice meme| I picked them up. Igo arouud the forte, and | band, and wot out upon plazea vid looking | of tho republic, “(Great eboering) While | The German Republicans of the city, am not ashamed to talk to white men, be- | ina window, saw Mr, Blaphain lying upon | tbe American people cherish tho grateful | last evening ef Germania Assembly Pountry to depart from acalm and dignified eck's Clipper will contals 4 u rf C4 la r « He « e1 el i valor which | —— old Free-Soll Democrats, and opponents of | York, and next week's Clipper will contaia | ployers who pay Union prices; to adjust dif- | cause Ldo nothing wrong, I teel as good aa | the door. Ho called for other assistance and | remembrance, the fidelity am — Seeale ol ute Tem iieeee ete | cee ate tailed ot for Seustiora, Tb a | bls chellanem ReaGGs Torwiach thy guablovers Aud. the uine | any one. as god ag Cue white dala ‘wie le | Hus oui Was vutaeadl asst Me, Miseuhss Wag { faved Ue maklau Way Mid os andor the oocal” (COMM Aned am Remetis eat)