The Sun (New York) Newspaper, October 25, 1867, Page 1

ry BA1ES OF ADVERTISING. ATAms CrVARLAMRY tH ADT AOR toe eh ee tt © Adverttnemen’s will be inserted, x e apla ved tigi, ur in lended ype, ale aa tyme ad propor ee » THR NEN Nemesia bs eee crue ot Beane and Faltos eres re 8 RE ET SSRs rat Mevpien taree copia, | “A TertlFeror Dts OF epeciAl wotices at Foam | Tirty-Fourth Year. NEW-YORK. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1867.” Pica Teo Oru | Mehra rie esitetbnet eating See ee = a « = =——= - es ao Sse ee + ———— ice eens ee W ni} pt “4 4 coud ia the succes of Le one ae it Aa Lo the Committee PRSTRANCE. has been the most enthusiastic gotherlgo [anu stepped forward and offered to uke bin {ad none, and he acerne to have taken her) r Co-Operative Company, a recommen it. Mon " t nner held terthte pert or | SSA OMAN, IV AN advance of wat ; i De The Free Haadienp rece, which followed, le ‘no Committee be Vetlow Peve: miluistersand layinen ever bold ty thie port “ Vie an advanen of wn nt for truth, for, alter extoiting A] it Unto gen this morning the examination of the Joy the ti Ate Wh: | proce truth, alt exGiting \ | Inthe Deow Untom of 22d, we find the , a ; | the count et anny hi ale would’ give na alarm tl + gsttaw tng: wis won ty Palwer, Cietky who serve under Clarke. ee sian hie rd ed BRD. | Pane Mets Olrnetien A sictaniene ewe tera | aeeeellly,obip rte Citons w Ane | che nt std Polantectine « tht tame, adj tei eae if citizens, and 9 a pel ven the fever deulining, and 0fy sie Ba Rn torts) 10ers. we bad a 66 we to Chita, to Ate | che toto mation th. had been hired ty | dine of the of on (Bun Cable Disvatches. | sreiister of soveretens wee | ener Grant, ls winerstcod, detiea| “yee Ue net ceaiing, and use, | ituctentng ih two, them natn is ai in re parte of thee wort i | oS dat We tM ED MALT | iy ho el inte ecumatanore wat | aL taken by Suffolk. Awposing of muoh ofthe current business | tistics turn! hed tothe Bometet Meatth, tbat fr Porinee niatble ta secure st’ Aue | diiterent veascla, He returne now, at | of roltery, sii tu Avis Iaoors support (heir families, is some " The Troy stakes was won by Rosteructan, | pertaining to the War Departaent, on the | the epidemic cortinuce tebe om the decitbee. |“ ibited for the prosceution of the work. | (iy*, fie the Brat Mme of hie euypowd | ade of | THe old she iver ade, and In whieh they can et the THE REVOLUTION IN ITALY. | 6:0 sr tie wisning norves on te frst day of | ground that he te uly teu orariiy in The number of deatha te ous baited and ataledh od esa alarmy, and & search atin ¢ OC ns eee | y ; nly teunporariiy in posie | Then nie ; — racks of boots naupplied in other { i “ forevetwee: jest Uiany toe the week end mg Oot Hn on a Canadian Banks law Bod rT aie Vowosr we: 4 | jee cae Hon there. Ath. The weather for the past two or three | pocoxte, Canada, Get. 2A rin | ee ee bade oh ster Autile, whhs Ig OF ermnpeaies, Oe 4& Mysterious Dispatch. MAKUNE DISARTINS The secent neyro rote tn Palthoore have | dav bas boon warmer than Curie he early Fey teak eathind boote nid Mody, Ue wine arrester Yat the cheapest Lavin, Ok ele The PAT ET thie Workc Act cotethac rrahatty bees | Meuced OH the Roy Canadian Buk this) Eat winter a wealthy Cutan conceived am | ad Locked mp dof woud, oF the 7 ¥ Y | wah tacle to the more sapid pe that | Morning, Wd com ined with rent nctivity | EXIM HUA! pom Kon fora pretty yorng woman — con, to the’ publi¢ DETAILS #1 2 ABE. | 00, Capt. Pratt, which recently sa Aeton full twelve hundred regularly armed | q. y a © y ! ntor ay iw wou 4 i ‘ aid hubaltahelom bi Marly aemed | mileht otherwise have been Url | anti about nee AU for gold belng | dane alend pad was " Carranin ware, with the hair on, ar Lhe poorer clases par v : ines this city for New York, pam aateore while prow | and drilled negro lovaliata, conctitntlig two | there are ove or Uwe hevy froate, and the mes WN Shasaned Ue is weotinoner Gran | ce her cea polactine wers wrots | eure in Parle, : : Ade wut of auch an a ceeding duwn the Thames, It le thonght ebe | ryginente of or tie Be to bent § a eoneptenene | Promptly responded to, the ern rs | (0 er and anbel ted may Wsterviow bead a os ae sever@ bush THE WHEREABOUTS OF GARIBALDI. Wilte‘vor vu at food tide without a ne a Mn on aie oe reports, Wt | Maly aubaided. Te ander to antiety the public | 2! ss re oat in ty afloat wordy ra ae lite ct ce tieien womee Hem oe ; bipbk puvive Wr Nurtera men to eve | ae to teability tomveet all Avtoand, Tee RIE ae ite Goimiead Blatt k neleees ; Tn b Olesen, Feuer Fe , LIERFOOL, Oct # rave! arrived he thee til imo . dd | foucal Bin, the colebeated Roulish metres | ountal whi Tlis Appearance and Disappearagce. | ys 'crdur with septs bet, sole RECONSTRUCTION. “git bed. kept opens conshlers de ti did hor opal tt admirer, thet tho way to het | Tun New York Submerine Comprny are diy taken, |Sark Yku fom Quetee the ¥ | howe for closing. AL the other baske paid) 80Fs ly through: the chareh. 1 hE) engeged bi euving the cafg) of the steamer Jott. | The en q Tre ree | 4 {to hake her resemtion, but + | Ameterdam, a! on Morank Poins, shares ave $25 each, of whiel @15 mam The London Times on France Peri-mced. boty “weaitcr, atl 4 * we for Royal Camidtin tite | feel sth nt - a \ sisi | iler cel tin! kami “eu oF 4 ANCE, | silerably Uatiaged, stoud in no Heer tein . C., Vet. 21 - Vier his wit. tle tired of h ' + tm Pucetire a aces in the Parts et - fi beat bret Gletance. Hon to the Convention ts ther asing, but a | Hiard Tournament incite rotenone deve that MTR mitre “Whew som ol our best buat | Losnos, Cet 24. Dispatches have been mn Crseiss yrs, Oct 2it Hint. putt: 6F | enc wt cliaieee ho ope emerson bee nae | plop mg hong Mle Arg “The Geribaldians Must (iis) rie ae thal foe tae Uae | very fw omer darges il be eicted | Treree sunal arn chehere the bila wuruament today wis Ceneen | strut "ks arr" ett i | se oar ab Goon Fart. °° | a a agin et omy tba t recently sal “e — There will \t of nd i} hina, we back tot stage, and durin T bee been started om the | alder re ) Rise Again.” Shields for’ Bostou, when ovly © few days | thie State, the whites baving @ majority of | echoeky ope ar uf miditional | Vermucloa and 8 min OT Moya clerk inva cunteeretd in Finine to form a new Terttory, to | their tact of thie toemane. Tike, Fon thet EEN ee eee en eee schtok aicmnet. | Sut 25,00. The Conservatives will tne | M0 al vitdred tn tive € gtd Lodensans ls eenaee b | down tow fel in Tove wit her, a: d po rari a Colgra Ish. Da | Bowe can be ue ow ner of mowe dhaar W abanee | 0 5 i ‘ - ye 8 ta ity he ecore was—Vermurtin, 200; Snyder, | rough the rience as tha | Kot, and Nebraska, and to be called fs, chat the main purposy of the company ie THE FENIAN TROUBLES, | (2, Tie exten! of the damage had uot Veen | SasOenty Crate iecentn convene |{@ierti-o. 1 the meanitive the prog 204; wlunere avernge, 2344,” Tho tad game | Spanbi oe | Wiig tant te eye oF urged " | the wulte schools hus bee i a | #0 the young New Yorn clty supports at the present | whe. by investr ee ay ae Gabe Gait tion ‘Hadvent by fom: ward. “there tae Leon aichunse It yenriy | %8# betweeu Choate and Sith, which | ee tie ot Head anré's cool: | tlme ten the trleal and overnite companies, on thad shure. axe o J Ricumoxn, Va, Oct. 24.—Kevurve recele | every fuinlly iu the city too Choate won, Davia aud Rivers played the | cr h trap pedi alee Wart age vorety if wood per year © of on atizens are | é Havana, Oct %4.—The bark Elle Adele, | ad ut General Schoteld’s headquarters aww | housetolts tary bea br third games score Davie, 30, Rivers, 196, | His ronan ered the saarden con tinder the fnprosaln that fuel only ap mew ae Hh New York om the 12 tuat., while et | conclusively that the State bas voted in favor Tia ace WN ive theo tvs The fourth game was between Foster and | a ones yong gs bat ee pene sabeggeagertigin ui galng Win he este ot th A marker paleo te dus coratien i tevtog the harbor Inst night, with @ vorth- | of «Convention. L0le also certain that the | homermu acesine of dckvoas of thematves | Parker, Porker running out on the sleventh | Ia Abe conpelied | Ieiped irom & ear wladow hear Grr eel on | Choe having bo Interest inthe Insteachon, ieaty. wind, failed, and was driven on the | Couvention will be Radical by Gfeen majo | or Uictr relatly Woe leary that the Rowrd | tuning, and averaging 37 6-11, The ofth Process OFA | the Maing Central Rallroad, @ d “es ape As an evidence of rowing popularity of Lornoy, October 23 Midaight.—The fol | Punia Reefs, he will be @ total loss, ry. Thie city elected the following Radi. | Of Directors Wave alt, ol yoy to thowe ab- | yume was Uetrren Ackerman, of Cinclnnath aa ess ‘The teats was running ditecd mies an hour |e vireatd toot ica Torna ty, lowing significnmt despatch hae Just beet | ey ey cals nfler @ three days’ contest: Hunnicutt, eee cee tiated ta | Atd Coon, of Chieags, and waa won by | conditionally. ‘Toe t i the tine. We will tat Uhat the cas Hier ra tocol ved in this city: MENICO. Inge Underwood, Morrissey, and two cole ministerhyg wants of oibers Coon, the score standing 200 to 46. | ptr with the war | arena Pan tet ee ent fold di hat fe coal tthe amouat ef up, uty, Optover 25-9 p.m. | EMtereeting News vinkam rameteces | ured men, The Radienls did not receive Galveston, Texas, Cheiliam umd Warrapanaeis Pac inion. |senett count ef all the expenses, nd And Tun bishela, aut wood to nearly the samme ncbonemncprmnen deer + Mim | BAN Fuasoines, Oct. 2st —A letter trom | gfy white votes In i! city, nor did the Cons h, saya i fapyebaed cost $404 per buabel f 2 oT aa Gent anal orton © z Sep AN ; Prey ese Her he October 1 heneevny ution of coal aad wood companies, Be The news tom-nizht le glorione for tho ca008 | viaestinn, dated Octobr 10th, has been Te | servatives receive colored Foles. Negroes | City Sextons Report only shows seven | © rabiig All ap H.—The October | scceptent I atepa are neces-ary | P ea thie gratitying showing, the business ot Ktaly, The Gorerninrmt bas deemed | rivet hore, and states that the plice contine | who wted the Conservative tickets wore | Miterments tor the post three days, whiel, | ina ng at Narragansett Park closed to-day b fire the inet oupetal oe Pe nated \i it . me. Fone saya that Congress will | done each week nil the order books “ . - | of itsel isu ' with very « ut the @ ial Tove denpe e i" babitlty re ” . O c order ‘What fe the mystery? Has Gartbald!, qapeaseae oilicers commit outrages and go L Slee ! eathy it db lne Horses, mile heats, best three in five, @1.000 ane ali sade ot 4 deed rae will come together inno spirit of escaping from bis prison, made « Revers) Romer Corunna wae married on | werese at Monroe Ward, and sont to Libby | Putthe clty Ie rapidly sitios up with strang. | to first tive and @ ond, was won His iriends are Indiguvat, and aver that he 14 | Taw Grand Duke of Saxe-Welmar has deo and succresful dash upon Rome? i negroes at Monroe Ward, and sent te Libby | on td hichive tania sond ouibteak of by Lucy, Lady Thorne being second, beating Miauated. “But he sweure he loves ber, and givin the grind cross of tho order of the | A feporter of the Chicago Moet witnesses the Ita Government reconsidered the | the 2d bast. to the widow of Mr. 8. B. bow=| Prison, was mubsequently released, the fever Would hot enrprtse tis fy the least > coe Will narry her aa a nw practicable, She White Falcon to Napole: With the demand France, and concluded uot to rf ritpantt i] Dan Rico and Bruno, ‘Tina, 2274, 228, he de deeph 4 Hy 1M Apoleon'a son, th the | the prize fight between Fitagerald and Dow held? Hi man, formerly of San Francisco. Ricusoxp, Oct. 2— The Monroe Wart rete aud fatal, we | ayeshe ie deeply attached to him, atl 4 decortion be sent an album of vlews in the ‘as Prusem decided w take tbe side ences This 5 ; now teading @ very quiet and piney it ney at Robertadale station, Ind., thus samt of [tly in resis fy the foterierence of | A grand celebration in commemoratt: polls are egro voters are still tacit ei 1 At 6208 Yor all ‘ives Vat tase hosecie tA ted eh eee a tera weighborbood of Wartburg. ite hls spertonne Frenee} We can only conjecture the secret | of the Independence of the Repubiic wralting to dep: Sea sd edhinth cs a sip byad eae bE J in modish cir > Hor Psd Beat eerste | x woul iter never trotted ti yan FY wae won tr , Lede Ge eandly Bestel BT At the tenth round: Fitagerald ame t , but we shall not be surprited taken place, P slic. bralldtiiges . new F than | Pures, Li ver: vaeing ee bare: enacts | a am aud: { ¢ we Psa he igs taenortens Ue be shen natty Li Fe Laerae tar JEFF. DAVIS. Wy eats three atralght heate ty Lady Watton, Gener uw Thee Wits Goubs iba he vu den CT ped aa a ttt Mn ot hy sea ob “J minous wording of the dispatch tmp je Caceres a ope haters ® sd ger their own being second, Thine, 2:34, 2u7y Wed Bamernt 4 winter, ai ap bis fin= Yerterday all . Femalved tn- | gata 7 ole ln France fully committed to te cause of and fireworks were set olf in froat of the te Take Piacoa Fitts : } yer Ht and eritician She wilt, eveible aud in a critical . Won, and Aiter bemmnering st 1. for Qhe Pope, and against the «chem -Susticn Chase to Nhake Soe Aha EECA hy be pawed upon by | A MIixsraronts teamater, with a load ot un they closed ant tne fil, Fits tle ditteut to timate | Candiante fer Cons sroing service with gold- me, set fire with his pipe'a bundle of hay tt fairs can have takew that would be ‘The following Important letter, addressed purmaleives book, and look ten tht 0 in his waxon, He attoinpted reduetion of | Miler | [t would be Boudica 4 partind non the Ttalian Government has been driven by | 157K Reiki ha bepbiyes re hese aaie | tho existing dispnte ns to whether the Chinfs PC WAIN LIS aha IPGL “Commrren R Merv horea whieh Cotnnel ‘Thomaa Benton | trie sad cies oo * ¥ would be the probabil election for Governer was to be held sek, October 28, 16 a Peotone af the tates that there b fever, as nearly all The Detroit Cnion aayer bis thee. He presented one of the Ugliest ap poarances any one could wish to see. Seve eral tines, aa the b result. The only apparent thing that could the 18 Bo glorious for Italy 0s thie orisle would be | 7 ‘he 28tb I A iow days sluce two ten who were play EB KS i _ dearly \ 0 Diowe, of the, otter, went . ost popular candid Ge Martin one pamtoe Ww M1, ated thes “al T. ty yehre in a ealoon on 8 venth street got sronahing into his f urted oF whic not likely to occu his op i “ i " ! the fever, “We think chia ia tuo lange aness | clined Sale lcleal ot them, a hinge fellow, 1 to the — Ose Jerome Strange had the misfortune te | tors. The sound was hike that which would | Tifpebem ead eg i, buwever, 10 mrke Us | latter would usurp the Government If not mnber, Ht any important tare of Of alekaies, We believe | Mi etl Rada Sree other fo sede it by a tight. ‘The litte brite be captured in Calnbria by a party of bandits, | be caused by slapping with one's band ha hake Mhesallaaun dase tz eleered be trinaweted. Mr. Ch Hite naniee x th bidet AA isanieianedeoenteate ton, Thy consented, and they stripped to the wast tor His ra wnw fixed at twelve thonsand dot- | plece faw beet, He grinned porely, Be Movements of Garibaldl. be: Presidential electors ines: Oct. fib the counsel for de for the number of per echt y, A at Mibfeaid ee eitlinenee the tight, | After netiie. durlig lar. The money arrived one day after the | fought with desperation, but It was ev eee bea , The Presidential electors met Oct. 7 ee erat be kar aan to esenpe the siek mins, iy RU alc Me. Witthouse hich the lang er was bittene tine a fit a delay "which coat. Mr, to Al that he was very’ nearly played ou& Loxpom, Oct. 24, morning. —Dispatches Stnatos, and cast their entire vote for Juarea. | ye ona ht ke hh wan taken for | Ore death (0 tun na oF the fevers If | tae secetnted he Howmet Chairmen, | Hitle Ueay Wnt berore the «nell Suange his right | Hin se nia scraped the od t vd 1 city A salute wos fired in honor of tie event 8 nope " We take the repo in thetr | , wil HAN ‘ila! way the LB. in reply tongue and nostrils, and washed and wi , yrence say Js know elt Lis appearance on the to tay eee Catena te ‘ y eee, fs ack laetinens gene shatal ban | _ga¥ BRAD Oct. 1.—A La Pas, Lower | Noversber; bi fe nut, 1s, br Toate | DrIvAte pmneticn, wy te ptyel. | MLarrinen Co fey tie EAR Mul | A LaDy alvertines, tm a Southern paper, | AK Ovcr atthe endof exch round, wa A parly last night that General Garibaldi bed * u Wha ha 8 bie toe, Chung, wo thine tt " ber} Mr. Eiiihonse would have been renomle Tenew the fight, which Nn n. theve tabby | vie clear that he could not endure mack, Calitornts, letter saye Mat the Judiclal and peer emt t wi a fOr | hab ae than Ne anda that being mar (aversed Teily ‘kd puicgeoded tn’ reechingg | Ine to be present except during the first week | OF cases that have ab 19 than | nared by acelamation for the office of Cone nn At ins, ab the inore of — punish joipal officers recently elected are com | of the ten per ceut vorad ave | how ne further them, term commencing on the fourth ; Seite troller at the Syracnse Convention, but fi Mt GUWA shan tore. than, euppli ox | Hiweteenth rund. alter several sinart exe Foligno, tn the Province of Urnbria, and | posed of ex-fmpertalists and Liberte Wedhiraday, becaive of the term of the Su Bl cloaloal iho general impression, to ‘thtor of an eniite bin Fequiring mere attention than the whole tot, | flares Voth rapped. Piigonald fale, an that his arrival thore was discovered, aud be | Gaston D'Artois bas Leen removed to Lose | Pree court commencing wn the followlig | Naw Oniraxe, La, Oct. 4. ‘There were | yew 8 £0 gud giving her less pleasure th retaru, wey fouday, It may be that Mr. Dov (0 bis moth Heke. | back struck the ground. Loud eries of was forbidden by the Italian authorities from | Santor counsel will prefer the trial to take place at | nineteen yw fever interments during the vscingg it aside aud chews | Tire Parle member of the house of Rothe. | rung from all sides, The releree atop A report ts in ctresiation that Governor | the earlier pertod. Tt is understood that | qweaty-four boure endlag this moi ney of ob i that he child receiv y the ring, and alter silence aud atteut Proceeding any further. Since then nothing | Font U eaanee pointy poser trip ro Hoy wah Gat he Ghaiudion may bs] neon cen eto aoe A Str belt an he ‘Arml; Mrairiis, Tess., Oct. 21th. There were monly aud Armbys: present ‘The Albany Herning Journal publishes th ree despatch reached the Freneh na by that fdas been made known as to bie movements | san Francisco im anticipation of the appear Py very truly, 8. P. ¢ throw interments from yellow fever bere to: aaloeine ra aLle dive ati ea! valttmaas F Ube set Vorvign With this bit of pe ko to Bitnge oF whereabonts, ance of Navarette who, ina letter from Mae) To Hon! J.C. Underwood, District Judge. | day, Aue Or a preheat Mel ear ik es ie Lo prone 16 €100,000 at the Bourse durtog | Ou the curs the sum of #120 w: abaert ‘The London Times on France. zation, is said to etand bicb in the estima) A gentler has just returned from. amet ee p li) r procuring 8 ¢ pth atu MOO, _ \ fete eae Ry ee ech ay ‘The London Times to-day has « strong ed- | 01 of the Liberal Goernincn’ of Blonlow | London, Va. anys this letter was yesterday | ‘The Chotera in Phitadet phing Pee ante vet carat emery 4 ah Gon Pawns prevails tm Cinctonath. | BK A tly gul'a particle. the wore fod Pig Treseh lat vf Ie ett Ny. banded by Judge Underwood to Mr. J. Rane} 1 Pulladelplia dnjuirer, of the zith, | Pre arderer vory narrowly escape | - ; niseate cota: Resaayiveniac. The Clocks bis encow am The oth s eyes were coun! OG Riaate eee worn “em! WASHIN dolph Tucker, one of the counsel of Mr. mn A Queer Case. nat] Gasette saya, the high prices for coal and | plotely bunged up, his bleeding and ew: Uzes the compulsory course of France as S P- GTO . se The latter touk a co} {t, Dut can tter part of June, 1856, Captain) The New Albany (Lad.) Ledyer of tho 10th | provisions, @ reny not work for lance bead wae wrapped up in a bundkerehief, 4 : John G. Weatherwax, attended by bis cou- f Lagu f | Glasnes of people, and exorbitant house renta, | oagh the winner of the fight be bad to b¢ truel to Italy and perilous to Europe, and Wasitxorow, Oct, 24 | give no reply antil afer consultation with ain, Andrew Weatherwax, called in a luke 24 the tollowlug slugular story of @ woman's p 3 forestndgw a hurd winter there for the poor. | M#lsted home, Henry The telegram of yeeterday In regard 40 | his asgociates. Generil Marmaduke Is incorrect. Hix par= bont | Having di Plattsbirg for ® hanged iis carg r port, treaks feclares that its effect will be transient, for anadian port, ’ a) Register , ho came with | For the past two days a woman hae been : i BRET and nll reer Uls boat 10 Pike River, @ stream or eatury wandering around upon the sand bar ta th =, Wale s large § the Garibaldians munt rlae again. and © Be | don was recommended by the Attorney Gen= General Sheridan, Incrense, This te shown from the f thes omptien tale of cremeats ith Late pirerian'bsiow the vend, wineewt nap fore enterprise ogsiaet Rome te inevitable ‘zai; Wat tha Tresdeat hes hot dlanad ss ma lad Gt teabibenas on Turaday there were elgh Champlin, just beyond the Canada ling, and bie means of subsistence, and ln as treatment; and although « Mer do) Hantronv, Conn., Oct. 24.-—The reception | occurred, there were tw 16 whe was down France-Encampment at Toulon, | yet, noris it known that he will ber Upon the east side of the lake. ACPIke River apparent d Yesterda there Was @ settlement of considerable e: lua pertectly nude atate, eroue Pete Ly easeR rep of the depositors in the late FI oops | 80. The warrant now reste on the Presi- veaterday aa betng under treatment. The | . “ ty the pe al Hank ot New Orleans was Mr. Panis, Oct, 1%, morning.—The troope| oo ie ak ska ort of Genera Sheridan in this city to-day was | erty ee ied‘unly to the one veatel, ne | odo whart at wich the boat was cone upon the wet a A cold sand nese the waters |r tp ae beck home, baving Vert hls wife | Hauer, dealer In trunks,musical instramenta, which were sent to embark on the Naval ex- beaged one of the most magniticent demonstrations | overy precaution ia being ken to keep It ly moored, Here Captain We edge, und afterwards burrowing a bole tn the | Goa eto, No. 84 Camp atroct. It te stated 1 pedition for the relief of Rome, are now To-day the new carpets were Intl on the | ever geen in Hartford, of in the Bt p to obtain @ lading of wood, fxnd’and thrusting ber bead into it, Bom ‘The | from spreading. Since the outbreak of the epldemle the authorities of the Navy Yard | have been Muing up the United States ateam= X| ship Saesscus to receive the patients, The of his deposit was abo was mado about tw the bank fatled. Yesterday t @14,000, uur houry at aboul jock, Mr. Bauer, while walkin Senate floor, and the furniture will soon be Toul 5 Reepee ensn emer put in ite preper piace. ‘The hall of the House of Representatives 1s now cleared of > trent. bla boat. and reuire. to n of thts city, who were flalus Two men recently died suddenly ata Cae | Hartt Plattaburg. During the day > hid a Wo bar, went over to this singularly bes | nadiun tavern after drinking a cup of cotter. | be narrel, h by a haved woman, and urged her to put on her | The Ian lady culled the police, who atep: c'~ at, It was at tte cluthes, which were spread out upon the ed ber of polaoning the men. “Bhe protested wel fwelllugs were elegau uy eine int oral Homan Conference, , Ook 24—Kvening.—Ls te reported ted, and fu every street thre b whic! alo } Feel rondolet stroct wih brush and’ pos a Ai ¥ a the procession passed were devices suguestive | Vessel Is heated by atenm, an Inst evenin ous b persons throat. 4. Bhe did eo, but utterly refused to | ehe bad not, and to prove the harmlessness Caron Boat the Emperor Napoleon bas requested | 2e*ks chairs, ete, preparatory 10 ed ied of gallant Phil. Sheridan's services... Major | bY the direction of mealical gentlemen, ach uther, qt "wore came | opedk o eluate word to eliher of 1 of the con ka cup herself, whe arkiee jak fe, bie band, met Hp Br pean Po to unite with France | GOWN Of the new carpets, which work will | General Josoph 1. Hawley and General | tick were tranaivrred from Cis Potomac wh the darkness ear of the I ive them any explanatl soon died Au examit , 1 pe ad the Foropean Powers ‘ the Sassacus, Atter this work was aceom- tional Kank, and linmediately saluted bial the ertts ¢| be commenced to-inorrow. The Supreme | Daniel P. my jer escorted General Sheridan ian tha tats od Turth | ener, the sound of a dull h on the bar, or ber reaso showed that a large bv hwo hee on bave fuined the General Conference for the settlement of | PO Commenced Lenorrom, The Binmenle | Pret Providence Warm reetine were | plished the jatier voasel moved further out | wert ute foliter with the motive. you ruined me the Roman queation and to prevent the re | © nd ergy 3 suid iven bin at Malnfleld, Halile, Willimantic | to the channel, Crushing through the 4 a ay Gongtiee |” cae, immoaes atone nee a erause ta Ral fitted. All through the Oapiio! the carpen | BY Yerncn At the depot in thia clty Gen, _ SAL. Moons efter thin ¢t Pe aryretel Corrareat Pky Mover$ On: raped Forbes, the marking ink flew ovet ee rattan iakniaon r eclate, | tert Patnters and upholaterers are are busy | Hawley made the welcoming apoech. “About Poy hd cay but with raunsion he @ually got her to. ut Viilawe, f tek | Peery cloking, and (Ge sldewals wel 2h Farnam, Saf | pat ot Av . site tej inte aud re= | filteen” hundred soldiers were In the proces- | Clrv e panna Apert eae ingly genset in this city, was | on the forward deck of the Panis, Oct, 24, Morntug.—At the latest ac- sion, and were reviewed by the General, At | ford & Co.'s oll ret . counte received from Italy, last night, the | Pits In anticipation of the resssembilog Of hy “Allyn Houre, Ex-Gov. Buckingham In- | etirely d ng. The | (i Was woody wad tactt nd did wot | ployed ul wed by fire Inst ev : © | Congress, troduced Sheridan to the crowd In a brlef ppeak of his cousin, ‘The eaptatn of anothar | Guo uf the Mm Rrcmeion of Usage greed Mabebeaine ‘The condition of the Weatern Natlonat | epeech to which a brlef reply was mado. Tho | lose ts @20,000. A terrifle explosion of ben- Bhat a illite diaiance away, iso beard tse 1 Oe selzed one of them, but peapattered with [ft The spectators whe was compelled to let go his proy, and fight@ heard the exciamation, opened the way fc Plucky woman, who ‘attacked tlm with ® Bauer to puuiah Fur, resuming, thet coal beat ae couk, aut that | broom, A man with wun fortunately bap was au dale. of criminal latrigues Baven ‘on the boat had been crimia- pened along, and shot the bird, breaking @ for. a while had his own ray) fi his questions aa to. what she was dol ‘The cap: the bar, She stated that she bad been em- ily Inthuate with ber: that they bad beco wing, when he wus easily ca ured. He was) with one band twisting the : de a heru then went to the State House to meot | ine preceded the conflagration, startling the the threats and the blows Hving together on an old coal barge, and a) Gually purchased for exhibit abn en, Duremdo to accept the Portfolio of the | Baska, aa shown by the sh toeale oeapied the First Conuecticut Cavalry, formerly. In | whole city. Alter tie. return to Plaiisbure, Ceptala | few sights ago be threw ber overuuard, end | 'n.’,Fuceta “4 on (dig Nee Way. bry | [nterior, tendered to him by Gen. Claldint, | om thelr quarterly reporta recelved af command. He was tl received with — berwax gave NO satistactory answer to tried to drown her, At the place where she “ys xo ts becoining & matter of #0 tt tn tn inuch Importance thi pntemplation, Meantine, Baron Balesah was ecting as | Mice of the Controlicr of the Currency, ls ap , to which he responded by asaurlig | & Mam & Top eof a! the lujuiries for the ulssing man, On the waa thrown into the river the water was ta Wie SoMa. Over Bie heed ‘ ; i fo, bold patie blows, Korbes wk them that It scemed hike old times very spot at Pike river where his boat hed shallow. aud she waded under the stern of | Scurd 8 English newspaper, to bold in no geat! “ Primo Minster. to the required standard, and thie le also | Hoc nscrved that they were etill bo Coxconn, N. HL, Oct. 24. On the arrival | Been twoored, the dead body of @ man, ro the boat and etood there until her would-Le- pachivery and vke his cane over Bauer’ the caso in regard to the National Banks ti cn. The exbl was still wincing under ‘The Kmpcror of Austria, case in regay o ‘ ain Gis as when they hn ed upon the - lof the half-past eight o'clock train from Bos eouly killed, wae taken from the water, murderer, (aap P her drowned, lett the b Brith h A strokes of the cowhide and the disgrace Pann, Oct Hills linpertal Majesty, | All other sections of the country, ‘The re-| He charged them to remaln united and to Tie han had evidently come to bis ceath by | boat and proceeded tu the direction of Louts | ‘ a ton this evening, the body of a man waa dis- Prancis Joseph, the Kumperur of Austria, ar-| Serves specified by the act of Congress have | #rtee one man until, the for bis skull wae sived ay { Deen met in all eases, while In some they rt. By doing aa prizes are to be offered | the panishment inflicted on him,when Bauer, ul blow from a murde Ville. She then waded nah achines exhibited for transit | baviug satisfied his anger, released the finan he bar. ‘the woman Is un for the bent they would doubly d red on top of ping car, bis bead > | through the aii cler from the wopleasaus position which hé rived at Parts yeaterday, and was re serve the gratitude of the people, firs for | hruised and bloody, and bla neck broken ds of a Vigorous assailant ted that bo | a fee kt | . “ig LP AHL wydgtel Tingg Nende voody, oken. poked | 0 | wre dlasline wiih die a reed into, By this time several hune Ue railway station by the Euperor Napoleon | “ hd sean Ber centage over the tog hel diy save, the vallon from Mae Ravan tal teen a ter bee | titled The a wer | ga Vi decline with due digalty to eet | und the a After exchanging oongratilations, the Em- | Toni impeachment testimony fe in Othe | eave it amid the pe ho came there, no papers being found on his mn the boat the m Joking. | Who fncloven wally from a forelzn paper, re at oe atntapacns rors entered @ state carri ud were os poral le ha coupon Ueket to Con- Weathe or creature ‘tok: > | counting how an English clergyman applied be latin Le Tull ae hands of the compositors of the Government Genero person, He bai @ eoupon tcket to Con i { Leela recya My eieg | farpentlive anda lighied match to the Gendal quence of the profusion of marks on Te rtnting office, whom It te aid are sworn to Journals, North end Bouts, | oor nne ® Seal! amount Of tpauey: ta ble tueklans, who intend fo Placed in | FAC On Of weur, as punishinent for intrusion, | Wi Lk upon hi d into @ co® The M ‘» tia visit of the Em- | P' ng oMce, who ." lad| ‘ . bs + | pocket. He was evidently an Irish laborer, | J reapsies ‘And his offence ts anginented by bis inquire | S84 Went up Carondelet atroct. Bauer, whe peror Francia dveeph adds a new pledge of | secrecy. Twelve or Alteen document pnges | 4, continue to muntfest und was about thirty years of ag. eancasermenes fag whether the ranid by thelani.| Femainder marter of the fcli, deliberately PO yor ore ony i whether the rapid run made by the aul Boston Advertiser gives this account sale of the old Webster place, the |"! werty of th Mr. Tay: TH Fmity t0 the cordial relations established te=| SF@ daily put in type, and care te taken that | thelr preterenco for Goneral Grant as our tween Austria and Frenes, unauthorized persons do not approach the | standard bearer in the coming contest, ‘The Royal Banh pool, | pres# on which the evidence 1s printed. ‘Atuong those which have nominated him for] fTanuismune, Pa. Oct. 2h The Presid i Journal, Livenroou, Oct 4.—The Board of Direc: | The Joint Committee on Ordnance tt ap- rein tac Feo Ha, Bhustung | AF@ much excited at the dastardly mal alter the applicath Mluatration of the at ane meana of workmen engaged tu ae | | walked along Carondelet street amid. the rang the tegarded a8) Cncratulatier those who witnossed bit fons punishment of the party who controlled bid Aeposita, many still bel under the tinpres ing th 4, removing the | ston thug auother wrong had beea added to rrible Outrage. i lous Couns @ resources of titernational Liw They euccceted in establiehiy ju the position, that Lansioueh: as thie bethought nelve remains from the old) Methodist Burying | the loss of de F diacracefi Yore of the Royal Bank of Liverpool yester- | pears will pot procecd to take testimony as Conmerciat, Minveapotis (Minn) Tr | Which was co! ed last evening in the | atuir bad taken place in Canes, welther the ip ne p Ihe be | Ground, tn Pittsburgh, mrewbae se | fee aes of mao Me \ a aren ead ade an assenmnent of £5 per share upon | the contracts, ete., until to-morrow, wh Iitinole State Zeitung, Concord (N. H-) | upper part of the clty, A young girl, elght | author of Plattaburg nur ot Canton of 100 cr the old | tonishe 1a day or two ago, in exhuming the| ruin of the daughter, ‘The terminatlon day pradleseypac shal a onnlyip pif Staeeman, New Haven Pulladium, Mobile | eee ene ee tte roturning home at an | CMM, Hor Yet Of the Siatoul New York | remain of a body interred 22 years ngo, | (hiv aifuir will probably be the teathnon: fhe stockholders. An examination of the| ve shee 1 Times, and Moutgoucry Adveriaer. Te | ' hud ahyibhig whatever to do with the Nurtng the that the body was petrified, and | witnesses before. the criminal costs, whee { eondition of the bank shows that its liabill- | be !p attendance, Atlanta (Gin ) Ara fas now hoisted his name | erly bour was «truck a tow by # IM | antler and which was y Dir. Webnter al with the exception of one foot aud tho part | all the points in the case will be elatorateds ! 3 ‘The subject of brench-londing arms will also | for the Presidency. ‘Tha Lancaster (Pa) | known person and knocked lnsensble, and | One of them, Mr, MeMasters, then recom. Wards uatil the new twiratory | of one ankle, which bad totally dlaappeated ob exceed $3,51),000 eter! The J ry v tf Wee do not ex 610,000 sterling, The Examiner, published at Mr, Steven's howe, bly L ry mended bis elloat to thee f his native dition by Mr lng house bu was in @ remarkable atate of preservation, ‘ Directors ony thas (he Institution will soon | ¢ngaKe their aitention, ‘4 he * | when found was terribly laceratcd and out- | ree ty charge hls name and appear by Mr. Webster for dohu Taylor, the new ‘ a : contuius the following bien bi i A arance, " While not single trace of the colllu wus dix Teeumne business. Information has been received bere that | “tls: tt om ot the | Faxed Bye stUll Insensivie, aud the villain | (ci) cs the eiadol anne Wutieienied aiablo built Uy MMe, Tay, and the lange old : on Bvaniviie: fed Fie tlle tua Oke - Death Istinguished Astrone. | tho revonue steamer Wildernesss, which was | Repablcan t ue he | undetecte | and the sb of the world, His identity ir pak Beceadi nag, Pesiy Ser Aeaaal patter of inte: h may 1 J oom * a 4 Ceahd to lend a now and dliterent lire KL. Tay, one of the heirs, fur @15,400, A matter of interest o the pub> | lowing marvelous story + ™ reported as balng dlanbled, bes arrived safely | Sehnslicea Fire and Ktobbery, the eiptain would not accept thia advice, —in let Of lutorvale hind of 72 acres wast other tairand beautifnl | One of the most m clrenmatant > Loxnox, Oct. 44.—Sir James South, anem- | at Charleston. Her damages will be repaired | General diraut as the Bostox, Oct. 24—Tho dwelling house, | the face of bis acenscre and of all the world, UP. aud Drought @44 an ac ute gun tark jon the see of) we have evor seen recused, occurred ( ment astronomer, one of the founders and | Ine day or two, wlien the Mexican Minister, | the next T'resklency of he Uy a!) stable ant ceneker bakery of Clarice Fontor, | He stewily aud perel isle hay eu | Pare, abit 18 wCiea waa than wold Mina, Nelly Maral lansuter | Todullvie yoserdey nuor tits woman 7 Jevera! times President of the Royal Astro- | Mr. Romero, will embark in ber, and pro- | qialf dt’ a°prent party ta tn | en Ga catioret byte iu | | HO Rae ey (Oe Ole Ba aerm The whee 16h | tieky Flue nut lio PRE IPte Sat Ine rulerinat patente 4 pomica! Society, died to-day st the advanced | ceed on his voyage to Mexico. county. 1 ta their Lose @12,000, During tho fire} ‘Th lety, and | Taylor. ‘The 4) acre posture and wood lot il end this strange aifair from a gentioman whe Ngo of 80 years. The Navy Departinent haa recetved @ des | ff'fenusy Leiner * She British aut was withdrawn, Alter the sale the company ne authority, 69 be he ks of Penns: of @40) in green- | he British auth ! “4 iglishman of distin ‘The Fenians. patoh from Commander Ear! English, com-| Jy) 1% ok advantage of | Lowvox, Oct. 24.—Iu consequence of Indl | nninding the United States steamer Lroquuts, | @ brlef hirlougl to speak th behalf of ihe Re» | eT gations of a secret movement to the city of | dated Kombay, Sept. 6th, announcing his ar- | Publican cause in the Nowthwest, He then Piro in Albany. sesived ibe fullow letter trom Geveral 2 -=About five o'clock thts | Bork the authorities are Keeping # sbarp | rival there from Aden, by way of Muscat, at | (cet 8 i ering Bath vee | ALDANY, 1 =About five o'clock thts wore Invited to @ #ubstantial dluner by the | tO 8, family of Mr. Tay, ney to alt down to a dinner tn im Taylor, tn the old tod dining:room, and to eat troin dishes | Of residence, nment Willian £ e | Bead: "Aa Misa Moyer, @ daughter ol vr. | Moyer, residing tu Goodsellyille, was gol eb | up im a stable fost te when ball way up thing touch Lord William Mosgrove, bim-elt vit orth @ jours wre, Sault comsaa Sik She wl val tnvmediatly for Kngland, wy i n | wil), doubtless, hereafter be her tuture place lone, ‘wains MY alll Uiee har bite rly, | gaw the hair which was cut iroun the " 0g J upon ‘apt. W o1n@ purpose oF other, ladder, elie felt sumer | the back of the he watch upon the Fenians there, and the police | which Intter port he arrived oa the 26th of | ba the original: afternoon the exten Tasik howe of Jobo | once to Moutreal wud there closely contined | eat Me great expo Oh eh oe ee sears will Gere ae Bho pald no attention uo thie tat fourtnued o G, Tweddle, la this eity, waa discovered to | to jail ie day was chart Faia dactibiie of lette: er way up. Again ehe felt it and more matrols have been doubled Aucust and whee be exchanged the custim-| | Rearasssreas Derasign oF, terse Tw Ma Geo gaa eer lien Mr MoMasiern aaered to tine were aft fo Western Repub o tie afta ital atm thant The Government has refused the applica | ary civilities with the Sultan, who seemed | 5) 5 rap rman idea’ une | with a rare tidelit, ie could not b bril h " he Albe "a wer balr, Blo to U or of the stad! of counsel f Sonemens cf toa | crash gresided sa the arrival ofan Auariaga | Tantloo'e? nate gad ell nive roe se mani mors 1 om! only a amall portion of| pormitted to conduct the case, eign | although oni down freight! triln on the Rensselaer and | with « sharp screain, which brought «he fam mle the p hoa inphionted ta the Fe ee aan Phe health of the oflicers and | se 7ou require. { have read Jour speeches In Hl. ullding troyrd, the las is wath | flomlulon, but he Kuve the beat a fia | ton Mr Webster ratogs allroad was nearing Sinith's Basin, | fly to her rescue Gn as exaintuation It wat of the part outrage | man-of-w he health o cere a: mated to bev fay the floors were | ow aod Wat you are really dein, © gow at Manchester. crew was remarkably good there than you can possibly du while che army of ur eon ing. Wie, -Beay while you fee! Germany—The Portal Treaty WHR) The official information recelved at the In- | Zour conmmand ts lying, i ile tay ¥ a ree at ed Reynolds made ie truck iu frontof tl ck by the pilot of power. ‘tue etforie put forth ware despere ate. ‘Tent cured aud ehildbood. — Mr. discovered that the braids of her hair ‘old, and atill hi been cut olf—Ler halr belog doue up im twa brulds. The balr was about four Inch covered with barle on stock, of whieh tate estimate ean yet be malt, Tho damage yrieet or approx made, ty fully e ny secins to have been pro- ed, which was not deserving of en. whieb rulled bin up ou to the frame, ‘alenice, it is probable that some one tau 0 , is to the our leave to Cover wt wens one — he ¢ 4 which are not members of the Confederation | gisng, aescrnbled nt Medicine Ureck Lodye, aL eee, ae SNe ane Indians, He was trled. twico; the jury falled to agree ver satdlinad Val ed ad uncomfortable ched the preualses, bal Rave signified weir Wutention of adding | iiink ‘that the Couneil will result an a lnatin Youre uly, Baw Francia, Oct, 91,—Mumerous In| the Sret tims, sed tbe Best ove sequined Langerman nd to be broken, | could Aud wobeay or nothing bo Indicate (hal heir slguatnres to the new postal treaty con. | 1” “9 6 U. A. Gacer, Major General, An Franciace She . him under direction of the Judge, who ruled | Hydo Park, Vermont, states that about 9 has sutfered serious ins | any person bad been ip the fot, thongh thert re Pogfentdr 7.200" | peace, The Commissioners will not be avie = _ las Outrpes are. tamakionads Ook" Brion | ten’ Aikteas Ueeeiiesoal Rk astmeiet on | chica ca’ Piurmtay evening, seth lest, the Fa tte feat the hg rad | a pening the nae, ahrough wl en ree ited Btates of America, | W2 bold @ Counell at the Upper Pate until Tennessee, commanding the District of Colorado, had | turned home to Piatteburg, branded with the ning ab the rate of about twenty wiles an| person could Jump ont The young lady 2 e8 house of Mrs, Deborah Loomis, @ wliow = ae va implication of murder. His relatives shunned A hour, herself aeituer saw nor heard anything, The Austin —Auszion Reconstruction, | ‘fr the 10th of November, | Baer tee tos eG | commmuneed > vigorons sapanelgn Ka gntang bin and repeatedly accused him of the crime, | lady, 72 years old. and a sister of the Lexico-| ay attect but playful wife ta Spring: | braid of her hath was found aiterwanls in the ‘Vornna, Oct. 94.—The Relcherash hes} OFing tot pou-errival of General Bul pi Wallapals His forces are operating in three | Nevertheless, he continued for tem long| grapher, Worcester — possessed of «| Meld, Mi nt Hote Ww her husband re- | stable, It bad the appearance of inc ce bre , Jer, the Committee appointed to inquire into | NasHvitiy, Leas, Got, 28 —Governor | divisions, and expect to effectually subdue | years to assert bis innocence, teins and suppored to have bad considers | cently, written in @ disgulsed baud, signed | oven, and with » sharp instrument, the Seoular Marringe bill, which lo-| |) juation of Premdcnt Lincoln held | Brownlow ws slccted United States Senator | 119 tadiaus, Karly In the present month Sntelligence | ble wivney ou hud at the Ume, was entered | with a Actitions maine, stating that she had | ludoed @ strange cave, Falizes all marriages where the ceremony is | | eae ‘A letter from Batler | today for the | cominencing Mareb, 1469, of = was brought to his counsel, Mr, Medissters, through the cellar window. Mra, Loomis | often ae d admired bln, and if he would Se ed by ibe civil magistrate, hecey lived entirely al ae Heautitul Creole ville (Teun.) Banner, of the 18tby ad had retired, but waa} inform by @ place of woeting she would | Sad Roman: rts In the 2, orer tthe roomie and they would Vecume twas, As} better ecquainted. Husband answered the A Loss to the Government. that Andrew Weatherwax, the man supp tays it will bo Impossible for him to Legis | by 2 majority, on the Arst ballot, over W, Ie wel ni chads ote | ta have been. Fy ne | ves corey Oe ie eure Dey. ee work bere for two weeks yet, Until be ar- | B. 8to tiny i Eh Be eee Dus| Plattaburg. He refused 'to credit the story | kitchen ” . . has the following romance: 4 Nawoannen, Oct H—Eveoing, — The | rive thore willbe uo Been of the Coui-| ‘The loard <t Aldermen of thie elty pro-| eee to er deatroyed lat might. The | he vil ge and showed himeall alive” | man" wha imedssly “exunguiahed the | mucting, uh pertes ait at we arom | There dled fa, the Poor House of thi ave puree to-day was crowded wi:b spectators, | mittee, ose to pus their Hook an #4 | ioos ie about $15,000, The property was in| Hi light, and seized the old lady tn violent man~ 4 place, the Indy heavily veiled: and | county, and waa burled Inet week as the ox» th Additional interest was created by the an-| The Retrenchment Committee having re | ove Engine in chaeke of noKroes, tum | the banda of the Goverament at th an, | Hl te tat tal tare ber ubou the for. The wa cud 0h ove ere was | isuam el the Pablo 6 woman who was ouncement that Lozenge and Woisey would | fused to accept the report of 8, M. Clarke, At Ashlaud Furnace, Wayte County, « having been seized by revenuc officers. mood. Going ypoe pal ia & 00) hy by Lito one Fe neat ride ou the | line, 806 St auother the mistress of reo- gun egain for the Cambridgerbire stakes, the | chief of the Printing Bureau of the Treasury dare ogo, Uureo canisters of powser — meal ombrel Of the husband thet it was authlog bul a MeGultoch. the Texan , She ontest for which, on the second day, result-| Department, n lieu of « regular mowination | SEPIGdeA A 8 tore Wy ie oars Aaa Oh Curistinn Convention, before « Fixe. ad, thas be bart ik tan ber 6 be | Grigbinlly © Weta, Deve Sy Seren Se re In « dead beat for those two horses, of that Bureau, it is probable that, in order | Were | hurt, The wes torn to] Prrrencaa, pn Christian Con- | the mone oy, me; # bay nee I (Comainmad oa ee . halen a ae Te aa | Le eataats the eee Charts eth ba vues | steak bad ins oCsbd @2 ett Vocab Yoution cloned tte session here tole. end t belne ntucd tn cloak, aud elegant ailk dress mada, arte Fone)