The Sun (New York) Newspaper, July 14, 1868, Page 2

ete ati OEM DAY, JULY 14 AMUSEMENIS. yet our conclusion, looking calinly and im | at La Crosse, Ad gop aay "bid advent of THB HULLOCK PRES THE BATTLE OF SAMARCAND, AN AMERICAN MECHANIC APROAD, | i TOR inlly eowho on, is » | Mr. Pommnoy to New York would mark an epoch = am of Ong: RT —— - ; WOPNELL SISTENS' NEW YORK THEATRE, 72 and partially at thewhole question, is that the . ie anal of ki Hy, eal toeslbf [aces ‘This is the latest and in fome respects the The following is the official Sport of the battle | mradee Uaiens and Cusoperation tn Shots | An old sailor of Gloncester, Mass., said a few Wo Rroadway Grand Duchors, Matinee on Sainrdey | Democracy must earry New York in spite of | hs tilt har 4 t see ieceat, | Dett newspaper press invented, ‘THe Box Ie priniet | pf Sumarennd. and of tue, oncubr! ian, of fe town “% days aos “T began the world with nothing. and I SVALLACK'S—Loitory of Life, with an oxcellent distri: | oversthing the Wr iia Wi then be a “4 Mt Tac its post, | MPOR th and our readers, therefore, nest mo eulo- 7 eeeatty ovavilahed« telegram, from Ofek, 8. Coprespondenee of tive have hetd my own ever since.” ation et characters, Tlese are the wapecte of the canviten aa | ‘we (70d WAT then hire to BoGl des fut Ute perl: | Siem 0 LOOly We te rain a6 on Oheent aewigeger | pownerns, the Asma cf the Hotes east we IMmPrraLD, June 1.— heh the connty of | —Rumor has it that Alfred Lee, the colored DODWORTH TALL, Broadway, Juve M—A serios ot tion ax the Democratic organ, while the Inde- | macht Ueeocenpation of Samarcand by ours, Today we | York, so widely celebrnted for it manutactures, CON- | man why dled reeently in Georgetown, 1. C., worth Brilliant, Hunicrous, Laughable, Popular, aud Fash: | they appear today. New causes may cone Jent Press will behold with entious interest ‘ give the Rarration of that hrillinnt aMflr, Our read- | tains 410,000 inhat@tants, mostly of the working cis: iy getown, D. ot Jonable Enter iainments, Wehaane th wn, wowevle tt Ponneyive | L ndedepchh Hage Lage 7 A From the old Ramago press, which Franklin work: | ¢14 will perceive how perfidious was the Emir, who | end Galy one stale [pet store of 2) re $39,000, was a half brother of Gen. Robert E. Lee. } QOWENT PrmATREPantomtess, Battets Fares ae | if to chanjo them, vor. ive | the ec nitict between two much powerful cham | 9, nnd which was snbstantiaily the eame crazy old | @i4 not rofiain from using manreurren reprciated ty gud no branches.” here ign dewpersieeiurt wakind | Tho Quakers it appears from thelr annual re. i SS nia, Indiana, and Connectient shall go No | pions —— Implement as Faust and Cuttenderg employed=tho | #relolitwine report shows to what extent an nbwo: | thisatore, They have aleo ostabliahed & ittl, store | turn, now pumber 19,189 In Groat Britata, and 2,608 2 - SSAMIAZ publican in October, as it i# not improbable Gov. Orr, of South Carolina, more sensible old stone bed and wooden platen two-pull press, which - pacitic poliey ie aioriies Gas teat Re be hatin re iy biel ee: iu Ireland, of little more than 5,006 families in all. a they will, the Democrats here will bo dis hah Fasnie Denies. Hien MO gh arotendl Beedlt'| Cone, the mince agen: preemie wane Ge moniscolinon bers: Shetieia Ie the greet seat OF trade Guionism,a | ~-Ove-0Mth of the population of that part of 4 PUY, | aged and the Republicans will take heart, | scthastabestanepadd tes Li danke * | Natle—to the Bullock machine, fs # mighty long ‘nat our detachments, | power which, in syete, enforcement, aud uutbers | Algeria vetted by the cholera have been carried off { ge 3 : jo | aaed and the Roy 2 done to | in threstenings and slaughter In case the exist: | stride tn mectantes, Yet leas than iy yours ago yo,recoguiae wna | Ke second oni) to the raie of guvernment tteelf ant | ty the epldemte f 1 AMInes for ATT Inthat event the Iattor may even hope to | ing state of things in tho South Is not over. | onenalf the printing offices In this country and in | Mewtile, ction, of HC SONS a tue | Mad Tota dceiokia resctutions hat ‘al for | —It ie said that the present f4 tho longest ae = earry this much disputed and very change | turned. On the contrary, the Governor, in an | the Old World wore furnished with those cumbrons un $ arch’ Wi, pos h-Konpruk. ri f Niedom pd on ore them with an Ly sion of the French Chambers on record. It hi TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1865. able State. address to the people of that State, aays it would | contrivances Vion ‘approuching Zarlarsclane our troops were | thority ns final ax the edict irbarian monarch. | iasted eight months, Ade 4 sn — Lead ; ; site , fired at Hy the enemy in the orchards which protect | They expand with amazi nthropy upon the . i —-— = — hae becn wise for the white people to accept the |. Most of our renders ure toiershly famitine with the | That river, aud continued to advuace, Heh Protect ee mene at feaanticg: ita fhorrore witch eteikes | —A young woman in a Western town hee been Tho Judiciary and Pariy Recognitions | Reconstruction acts, and that if the new Consti. | Improvements paaten ‘ea bigmers Ooneallan ADVI th ene, OF ks Coe the Hee ee a eat ae reat taesrerations: o- | 6! ten dollars for kissing a young man aguinat his Dr talaga ae The gratitude and reapect for Chiof J uatice tution is bnoxi he i Agetnirl i “ intel | toma presses, through Nicolson, Koenig, Cowper, iy aes ey net ee we \ it rer lived Hoag is Shel ‘or rag bapag =P fed yak tT 23 | crass, which the Democratic party have | gent white men who tock no part in Convention | Ayptegath, Adama, and Hoe's power presses. | was sent to them af tho vanguard AHMED wae | fuse Of there hage vecret combinations, that wivid as | —A German resident of New York says Tams Phd trdchpn oo | elections, 11 ts the inevitable; again de- | the tatest. of th Colonel "Richaed da. | Wend the, fre If the enemy. did not strongly | with an ria centre the only clecg cofperation | many Hall is well narued, ae it 1 the home of tam Maree... java n waste - i jections, He accepts the le; * | th 0 nC "1 r y 0 5 Y etn ration a el wme of Twenty copies to one ndarem 4 | toen of late #0 promo to cherish, must not | Ciections. he tort 100 Men tage, warns | line's folery preen provided. fe o- pppces our forward movement. That colowel, of fhe i poses Us help? duck te the fate of cooperation | smany potitietane y on Agency Ayyappa re » | ha sesubdted: by the compandvoly ineligni 6. | eee eee ne eee eters age, Warns | Hoe’s rotary press, provided for the printing of | Head of A atnin of Cossacks, was received With a | here, and it is really an enigma. Workinginen here Sia . soe Fors A ay evar tn i’ laid Gea | the people against the Northern Democratic par- | newspaper's from typos wat on eyiiuders, one aide at | volicy of muskets, After hiving driven back the | ara permanently wettl tthe lending Sublet | oe ‘Western editor, in response t ovtther eant vote cast in his favor in the late e y ? e “Oo presse enemy, he t aside the cavalry to permit the ad- wir deliberation In coun fe the Improvement of ‘ho ies that hie mor or was vler ty ws eure to lead them astray, aflirms that the | @ time, These presses, commonly eatled Hebtning | enemy, be pul alry to pe jon 19, Me who genm)les that his morning paper was trtolera i to one address, v pe : vance of the vanguard. Infiutry, in eorformity with | thelr condition, ‘They know that cooperation t# | 4) : scuba tte Aad copa, ts Chas poskacen w'Clkb rate | aM ly tt purposee avowed by his sticoeasor, | Prestes, aro of four, lx, elahh and ton cylinders, | his orders, Nuscm Ouddid-Wd farmer WW? | working oat farproveesent in cider parte ot tneking: | OU Cem, tas, “thet It's Decause there 14 so mac ly tn advance. It ie truc, his main strength may be eaid reference to the intereate of the | Cech cylinder requiring one man to feed, and to every | of Dokhara, f 18K), then presented himaelf to the | dom, and still they wou't try the aystem, | Bilia post- | due on it : i ‘ ait two eylinders one person edditionsl to turn and re- | Colonel, a9 a pricy declared that he wns bearing, on | ed on the walls of s town always tndicat the pre | An adiiror of Mr, Pendlcton announces that ADYERTIRING RATES, to have lain in a section of the New York | and patriotic, and invites the peor | rive uy The ten-egtinder presses are ce | pe ie Emir, the identical conditions witch | c ivities of tte Inhabitants, In the truly progressive ‘An admiror of Mr. Pendleton announces tha 1 dstveratiris, And Cus, We dealt avon OF Uist to give his administention a full and fair trial, Ind Deen forwarded, 10 him, in order — to | placeslike Liverpool, Manchester, and Rochdale, codp- | a few copies of his life by Mr. Moss, of the Clactn- Foren Paar, per line. “ 4 poble of pr out 18,000 Impressions per hour. | aMx weal to them, — Méantine, he Gration pays the bill-puster handsomely ; but in Shet- | gag Ayguirer, can atill be had at the bookstores of Three Hines (20 words) oF less. tion, to present his name as the Demo. reat ar “te Whea this wonderfl press was Invented, on which | quest oe bof piteehmenh, ous felt T ve wand through wm ay © tana and teers that city, Tamed Fase, per lino... cratic candidate was ultimately repressed by Professional mon aro usually considered | qat-facod types wore arranged on the face of a cylin: | Wane BE ar tee saan to ery aie tee, Roles nna wisiting patente, on cheap Exartoon, | =Prince Alfred does not desotibe his viett te Seeesnns MoTICH, Pet lise. .snisesns-serie Ne Owned | Sa ncas over which Wey had no con. | underpaid, but this compleint cannot Fessonably | dor and kept in position by wedge-shaped columa Reutimann did not, accede to that request, and de: | But hidden away tn @ dingy nook Ie @ Ute | ancsruiin In vory cordial terms, “At Adelaide," Leapen ApvEwrisemen re charged ouly fe ; y be applied to some of our medical men, From | rules, the profession thought the perfection of rapid- clared to the Emir's enve it he would enter into: curiosity, whi am told has | i ‘ stay) ceen pred, trol, 'T ke up for this, however, the ju- | PP PS negotiations only when his troopa into existence om shece compulsion, Now, | *y* his Royal Highness, “they stole my jewels, at f In Waxxiy—pet line o* above. “hd Ay dh Lanett dg dBi ee vowor, the J4 | 450 to @500 is the customary fee for surgical | ity In the printing art had becn reached. But wien ed Uieie might Mating place.” Wy sa his generally, belived that ignorance end | Melbourne my character, and ot Sidney they tried bet t tnete homer, | dicial ability, dignity, and fairness of the ai te " the process of stereotyping from paper moulds was n the orchards into the plains of Z stabbovaness only are the cause of the non-prot , Rares th THE BUN is served to rode a | troatment in a euse of average diftionlty, and i : ly p to take my life i aR RUN served te res at in cents pet | Chiof Justice arc roferred to in terais which | (yy ait oy wrtommon charge, Tn two eases | a*ie, and the platen were ut upon tho preastn- | CEUTA Borer with a sumber of enemien: appa: | Hom for it appear to" iave's germ of creat growth, | —The latest Yankeo invention is the economic | week. Orders for the paper received at we SEN OME | Fe one of the moticonble foaturon in the | or : stead of (he type, they wore muro of it. Yet the Hoe | renuiy prepared to, derend th: ing of thy a0 4 : sh art Race oon 0 oof the ne le font 0 | or very ereat severity and tek, which were lately prepared nid tho crossing of the river, | Itis'a cooperative Ole manafactory, reguintly esta>- | eneroot, which te twice the length of th Cat any Of (ho news-*tania i very greal y 5 T | press is only calculated to work off one wide of the | Inasmuch nw ite deepness and rapla current ren: | lished acco to law. Among the tang” trades eds wice the length of the ordinary - — party platform; and the proceodings were | trested by two of our leading aw pills Were | paper at atime, and efforts were made suLsequently, | feted that esonelng m dificult, At unions of BI malts. kind, The Covernment taxes cigarg without regard n ry y Py oy er , i} y! r 8 fh x = YW — id \o e will v Political Prospects in New York. — | wound up with @ rosobation, offered by | mate ont for §2,200 and $2,500 respectively, Tn | ae nefure, to devise «machine which would work | taat RETA Eh. Una te Vicon Eunt Waals | Roetabomer cn soot inet ins Gapiereeae | Cocchi un ne nn wn are The difference of opinion respecting the | Mr. Krnxan of New Vork, doclarug anew’! both enses the patients were wealthy men, nd | oth widon toner, ‘The result ithe prose tuventod | presence, obverving that’ tf’ Bokhara desired pence | curs, ot omly the men Immediately concerned In the | OY Of these into two, i Sint ned of tho Judge's | quiteable to pay. The operations were both severe | by the Ite William Batlock of Philadelphia. After hie Poktarlan troups were (o be Immediately with: | dispato are thrown out of emplosmont, but all de- | —DPuris possesses the most admirable police o» probable result of the election in this Statr the deop sense entertained of the Judge's | 4 y i : drawn, aud that if they were not withdrawn the | partments of the business aro suditenly suepended. | any city in the world. Daring th th of Aprit f ble. ‘The Democrats aro confident of | eminent worthiness | ones, and involved a number of visits; and con- | many years of ‘great privation and @ periment, Mr. | helchta would be immediately stormed. Meantime, | Hunger is the consequence. But lately the uni Pi tones, Taped ve \ remarkable. 8 tad rhe Me ci ‘ i Provaid wee f the Drod | Piering this and the dangor the patients het | Rullock #ucee ‘ed in hin endeavors, but eventually | fur sotnias of cuvalry, with four c nage and eee have raleed 9 fund to feed thelr mentors during | Obly thirteca cases of nocturnal assaults against the carrying t lonst sixty thousand >rol since the time o} a i ts Ud RURATOY tous aval, elena CC RAILS G04 on of Puseans, under the coumand of Cofonel | the interval of idiencas, In prosperous times those | person occurred, and eight of the offenders w .. pot bre M erdtng to the Herald, on the | Reott decion, un Convention hag had a were not exorbitant. aiod a marie ly salar he ganeral option | SaaSinanm, thw awe and daperaed the cveny | Mean range and nthe lines shove rered to | revod onthe tle babi ‘ ‘ . ut, oot inion, ‘onven’ , acelin of his . from Injuries sus aecl- | who were oppo kit wing, Aw It was ai | they have boen piaced by the members in the hands “ ‘ : snbli rill giveGRANT | ite thoughts and eympethies so di- 1 cc Nov | dentally eatebing hie hand in bis own machinery Teady tro oclock, and the person dispatehed to the | of twenty-five inanagers, all intelligent tradesmen, | —The Livhmond Enquirer says that Mr. Crees. other hand, the Republicans will gi Hey tioaghte fake mavseien CS aes ee Ti wee the discovery of pupler mache sterestyping | BiMle 4 Nezou-Ouddtd Hadj had not yet returned, | with directions to eaiahlich nnd conduct the business | ley has abused and vilified the delegates to the Na and QRiawory a majority of iwenty thou | rectly drawn towards the Supreme Court. Fiv'ng innocent amusement | st roared the way for Bullock's auccess, Br. | stor goral Informet the Matter that our troope, who | of ile making. Ths, of course, e regarded 84.8 | tonal Democratic Convention beeunse they declined , ” ps ‘ " i" % 3 pent prepare c cons, «| atone order of battle, st push forward, | codperative suciety, and regularly registe-ed ax such, ‘ rm om beenwa L sand. What, then, is the truth, and which | In spite of the almost inevitable rules of | trio the private history of | yg Hench, afer The Tridune lad tried and dis | Th: Jokharian envoy carnest!y requested the General | Hore we have n Mier than ha chormons codpera: | tO purebase his Almannck. We believe the state- f theso partiaan cstimates vomes nearer | party tradition and party exelasivencas which ame, the hishmond Wig | carted an experimental Bullock press, ordered two Ma ile louger, 0: proposed to proceed hun: | (ton of trades “uslomtste, memberiog not lere than | mont (o be utterly without foundation. © part i party trad ese I has in qusisou between the patras | fo i ; Latyeal | the heights, inorder to make the Dokharinn | 8,000 at the outset, It is bout new In growth and iden. es A . " to itt made it, a8 it were, impossible to give Judge |b ims | spells he patros | for Twx Sex. ‘Ther worked ao well hat he ordered | troops withdraw father, AR hour was, granted | Lesethen foat yearaag Cumtoncedinaneidsaspin | Jerome Austin, of South Starksborough, Vt., f Me aiiiia Matanine Wai, Th-1800 |-CHLARW 6 RODe: pUAte). OB) IBRIG:RDY PINS || 7 ee ee eee ee TAG ILGOCK | ten nemtunel che cemee; (hone “outaasa, thet Tus | {2 Ni and Wo was informed thet If the Bokhariane | s back gard. It now ives cerlain, anuniogment (0 sharpening a seythe recently, at w grindstone js ‘ i dates for the Vice-lresideney, ‘Colfax’ itsaya, | Sun purchased the paper, those proses, then wn | thre ih pest ‘ um power, cut quite through the ‘ ft gave Mr. Lincoln 50,000 majority, and two | on the ticket, there was within the set Nt three they would be attacked forthwith. ‘The envoy | and cutlers are “locked ont,” or aro on #trlke cise qi ie Lp hds th artim . rip y i | “is aname without any associations or meaning. | teed, Were part of the property bonght. A six | Jef, after having placed in General Kaufmann's | where, they com come to their own shop anit w body, the end of the scythe having caught in the belt- f te by . a he ‘* Pp , they ean com wo shop La iB caug! j yonrs later the Democrats carried it by 11.) Convention — pro and covering tho | sy mnds tike an assussed name,” Tair, on the | months’ trial has demonstrated thelr great uiity und | Maids the peuee conditions he bad brought with | They have siready put #6440 Inia the, busin Ing, and struck him with fearful velocity, Re i | ing Jone eservolr | 4 | ue supers isic er 1 “7 ~ he now. / a e' 000. Tn 1806 the Republicans had a majori: | dense surrounding audionce, a vast reservo't | contrary, ina good, honest old a known | Salue. With fair supersision, they wil ene print | yt" ging. that thowe - conditio were bel ts Os detec that comeing Reatuust | Eastern Florida is being laid out in large ‘ ty 0f 14,000, and tn 1867 the Democrats onc | of focling and affection which, if it had | gn tie world over,” and ft appears | [70m 15,0 10 16.000 perfect coples of Tux Sox per | ail those which had been forwarded by the Gov- come out of these <reat organizations, | fare fur the puryose of eultivaling frulte and early ry ; ' out, hota aldes at once, inas clean and workman. | ethot-General of Turkestan, ba ned written n pains to 60 Mabie iniormatto egetadtes for the Nov viva, Tiskes Gr4A 00D). Bo that the figures of one year af-| onco been tapped, would have” gushed out | to be an unepeaksble cdtaolation to | outs Main sidce al once, InAs claws and workmen by tbe Rar ia the Forsian snenaes Wilh BEAL; | eo nan Va gt Man ? fino af tne Wt auctusag yp spre er i rear i oe ona areal eistloas curren’ h ne sond SOR toMpOrS i pa , ential changes. is the Emtr had ‘sho 0 oun inkers of th? do; eased himaelf oul: i ping port of the State, Is but foar da ford no a ag “ of what will ene in ree popin, ; a As Live is se Ki Hy i bat: mporary” a regen Hd The adventages of this press are obvious, but to ¥ anion oe b ve serene pees Sarl Medea uy, for Led that ey do henselven | from New York by steamers, aud stilt loss by tulle 7 ere then any cause Which ia | wo ave carriod the Chief Jusitve to the | owner « in the prosent instance is “of the | ye yeneral pe seme clesidation may bo nesessa- | 3 Map a negotiat'on had lasted, Mean- | no good, their only object belag to sveure an Increase | road the next. Is'there then ny Age petty eek AN soe Detaa at he: WaMu AGL) Shas piisloes qneral pu vile weane elucidation may be mccome | fimo, the time had expired, and the Bokharian troop | of wage. Indecd. in some fuliteations, whieh. it | Pt: at q likely now to produce a revulsion, and to) very height of bis ambition, The Jutce ; ' « Ae pF " : He re he MY Aabape iii Ms that you sha fad hot ouly not withdraivn, but they had begun | soems have Laut Wad large ale, aul winich ho kindy —Prof. Goldwin Smith, against the remon- peveies the Democratic majority of 48,000 of | himaclf la, no doubt, by thie timo fully ap- | Met redeems many of the etrors of the late | print but one aideat w time, tnd thus if you have | Sring 3s, soe artillery pices that moment | gare me, he reagons ont Tis euuviction in the most | strasces ant persuasions of his Mendy, who evem y ; ’ iM sai to as « an Pied aga shh + hips sur troops, composed of twenty-two companies of | Ineid manner. Mr. Boyer, of the firm of Beyer, Pea. | ones > 18671 priaod of the actual eltuation, If he did) Nallonal Ooovention, and restores s rey of hope ee ae ee aide of the | finatry sixteen’ guns, & division Of Fuseaus, and | queke @.Co., tho exceosive locomative haikiéen at | fered him @ seat in Porilamont, has deekied upom L HM othe Kh 4 all th ‘il oc 7 te It boforchand, | % te advocates of the “lost cause.” Asx an | Paper ohall be put to prews long before the | funr eoinine of Cossacks, took thelr order of Manchester, related to me how 1,000 of his | Visiting the United States ta October, and will take In 1864 the Republicans cast in & | not quite accurately catimate It beforchand, ation of some pecnliarities of style and | *eeond Is male up, the Bullock press gives you atte, first K; commanded. by Col m, mere elie o suites in tou halen: tp his residence In Providence, R. L. 369 votr it e Demoera one t vfounde of en are but umeo, and | 4 full eontral of all he p 4 up tom mack Int ou ramow san ty w A at on wishes, yea Biante 369,000 votes, and the Democrats 862, | the proforndest of men are but h »8N4 | vigorone exprenelon, whiub oaghl to ba included | Wi onalicl ot all te pages ap to a mach Dives Bast, on f ET Mt deeeate s | sinkee telegeupied ‘hum 'Tomioas Thiv ecle. | _ —The midnight mission movement for reclaim. on the righ t 000, Ie 1956, the polle, and 3) ‘This ix agreat iinprovement, ws tt the Intest and most importa $6,000 Republicans came to | the wisest may not aly ables you to print news in detail, Instead 4spenctrate the fu: ated strike Was abopt ® new forem ony CT | Tad nes Others aguin the unfortn: v4 | in the next editio + i9 carried 100 Domocrata. In 1867 | ture | young standard Learer of Dew it’s Phetoric,” the n with great euccess on, Two mectings were revently held at sitoek ihe helghts, covered with eracy hus addi- | o¢ y+ | 5 g up space which later advices may require | Suthority apeal tical pow | which alaty and forcy wert the Democratic army rose to 378,000, whill uo foetic le “rom. the personal or | ti s of the fon yoo : ae sb opposite our bf w Jn weeret, and lke the thunder, only rumbl.n, | Which sixty and forty girls were respectively present, | 4 re , reftvetion, aride “rom H , t the grati F the jont | you to Mil with other avtter, Then you may 1 doa both sides by tl the moral atmosphere Is unendursbly ney miany of whom have been induced te take situations the Republican total dwindled to 825,000; | political duims of Judge Crrrse, may arige to | uatiste of the Old Domfoion, which, it is but | late the number of your Impressions to the precise | ¥ anced resolutely an l che rily, ve ntaln that thongt Its bolts fly regu: | and vetien 406 vinteouh tits » Der t - ( » pre. ’ q ‘y acl “ er ‘ whe rT of (ve Zariarschane in the water wp to the bres th thing is alwa: _ the Democrats gaining 21,000 r the } tome minds, Precedents for recognizing in | fair to say, have been properly acknowledged. | demavd of the desire; wheroax with the Hoe you | Sig eontinued to attack wi Mee nterintente bh ‘by An impror it hind bee tntrodwesd inte But this novelty of putting thelr into x working capital of their | the practice of bull-fehtin nn ite | must print more or vious year, aud the Repablicens losing | « formal party: Incation, and applauding in | than the number that may be | Wen the right wing had crossed the riv acenmulat which wilt be aeeeptable ay me required on one side befor ng the (or id | SMrapaliy eleared a verat of marshen intersected | rem trales aavors at the outset of much eon ; Every politician we that the at | of the J lary or the equity of epceific judi. | tehley, but we think the amount of tual suffer Phe on shard ey great ad OnOK@ | OF (he heights, and stormed them at once, Meantin {tis evident, can be restricted on! by want of good | male, At ar hall fight at Bilvoa an amatear, a ce the Judiclary or the equity of #y IO) ne from heat tn this éliy hes rene exceed, | Of te Butloch press 's in the Im saving in the | the lelt-Wing crossed “two verste Of marshes: | managers: and workinywen seo proving themmelves | mounted ov a veloctpede, acquitted himselt perfectly 1 is cow n their select! ie cial acts, are not a matter of ev away the Bokjurian troops from the or. Iny his: «one | ate "OF these, In the eave of the eas requ! Simultaneous! things mleht be | Petite for the grovesque or ridiculous, $7, 99, and, in some | Der which twelve men ased to be required to | troops left t ul things might be | P a Kuginecrs, if “ith the storming of the heights, the | Almost any trade, What Fepulged the attacks | wrought by the Amal mim atica of Mokhartaum wo had wurned | they “evuld be persnadel to, any uiriate ous al Sian a we addisia | detiehim in thelr hurried retreat ‘wise! The elty of Si mount of $145 9 week, Tn addition to this, the FBI: | The guemy ieft in our hands the whole of the artillery | field ts reat hotbed of” traves anh | ter le so perfect (hat we are en, pied tosavea gooddeal | wiveh was on the heights, but 2 succeeded ists, and residence of their f a | of surplus paper in necdiens 1 srwise | in carrying with them the battery stadoned iu the | tary, Thave been tntrodueed, throng! an aggreate majority of 82, 25, ticket in 1864, and had given it in 1606. W. ‘This was | either desirable or scemly. It must be ad- | moved rapidly up to 00 more than they had given to the same | mitted that it would he not altogether fortu- | Places, not parti Princess Linporial, 9 da Towple ant yk, by Mom Lexington, Is ia Soe health and jin, in beauty, This danghtes of the ill zhter of Flora ‘This stone inakes a saving in press labor to the | of nu aviy hot on th are nt red, The air was very linary oceasions, ny! , oes ed, certainly not within out recollection, Wi i chards and the houses, and wheeling to the right fell | eodperative fle business, they have recently elected Hes of a pleador, | eight counties of New York, Kingrs, Queens, | tory, They may be said to be remarkably | 446 proakfast: hour finds the meroury at 85, nder, aud half that number the right wing ‘The Bokburiansdid | o« manager an old aud ardent supporter of ©o% caricature tournament’ was recently an \ Butfolk, Richmond, Westchester, Rockland, | pore, And we approhond one of tho prin | quero i ages ee mereury at SS, | more of fly-loyk to remove the sieots, the Bulivek | not bear the vigorous attacks ofour troops, and tuok | Hou, more celebrated asa succenmiul manage pensions te the How Ortesaie geneen,— ub Hai ; : there is every reason to anticipate a warm afters | pros foods iteclf from rolls of paper, from witch precipitately thet our troops, tired by | writer than ay a talker, ‘This Is Mr. Ibbotson, , has : and Putuam, all lying compactly together at | pal reasons fur this to have been, that t Buch ree euchiper ia hake | about oun t Tas 8 ; Mi fighting, could not fallow thein, found him Jn his work clothes, mild, Ingenious, people are hurd te please, Ono would have 1 f the Si + eee we ; bri h was the ¢ yesterday—the hot- | abou ) per coples of Tae Ses are printed it was with crest trouble that it was able | obtrasive, little bespeaking thy awd corned, | that the Sunon Pare artiel4, as witnessed this end of the State. Tn 1567 these eight | belief in judical impertinlity wea too gon | test 19th of July inten years, By noon the mer. | automatically, and dvlivered ready eut up, so ‘Our troops bivouacked Its the most promising direction trades at New Orleans; ‘might: entisty the most craving apy counties yave to tho Democratic candidates | oral to make uny particular record of it | cury had got above 00, and thencefurward | that four men can do the work on this tyne Oca ately Pe idee Gia be r stent | it overran the hun the sun 40 more than they | nate forthe charactor wh In order to arrive | Court enjoys—u oves every day strious old mara the Supreme us the arbiter, at times, ly Dlistering wher ’ ; . 4 " ever they fel! upon the naked flesh, Of course ou waste , " valoy, except one gun, Our first trophies were | nels, to this important functions: so ely resembles ler that people say she is Flora at @ reasonable ealeulation of (he preseat | of international disputes—if outside or alien | 4, bchabi fe, che, Perera Deb ttn Raled nod Aat to-elt ¢ c occu: | {A Uaty.one Kune and the catnpr Our fovsee were | Interviews with ulm, all of which pinion | in ministare, probobilittes, the first element is thy condi- | titigants should come to question that any- | jn nerness sud men and womens pot merely here pled by the prose {snot helf that tiken up by aten- | comparatively walmportant; we have had three | that he is the right aman in the right place, This It | Within the two great politien! parties of the ; i} Vr plodasaaeines se to question that Any- | jy harness, aud men and women, not merely here | cyilnder Moe, while its cost ie leva than oue-balf, wn igen onicers and twenty-eight soldiers wounded, | Mr. Win, Dronfield. Corresponding ‘with’ divis!ons bee great a: ~ tion of | alle feeling in these eght countios. | thing else than fairness and ineorrapttbil i Wave’ dhs. but by ‘dosens, darteken. Gu ite gre rite rivat be apparert 8 aurgeon und six men contu J, and two sol | and subdivisions, rep csenting a short time ago ¥0),- | United States are some eccentric Individuals whose Ni Heed aay tenant okie eral ‘ and there one, but by dozeus, stricken down, | 14 i mens dere Killed. Tt win only when the stronghold of the | OW membre the asgrncaty uber Of tales union’ | pecaliarities ween to have become publie pr nerty 3 ve + | could be attributed to its docisions, A roso- | post of thon never to recover, How anxious: | Feo this explination, our readers ean form some | enemy war. taken (tat It wus possible ty ascertain | Hsts tu the United Kingdom Aliiance, his power I | Thus an Towa pI Ghat he Wee ORT anaret them? 1 he de’ y ir lation of epocial thanke wight be interpreted | 1 Peryigias sedi 1 oat the dry, | Mee of bow we ean print my out a paper at extraordinary numerical strength and to appre- | immense, but is wisely exercised. hus Gn Tows paper says shae'iis reson: Beery Cy f Tsai i bene nadia U be inter] ly gasping man un > As | co cheap a price, That the Bullock pre«s must uit!- perddious intentions. Beveral letters Gen, ‘No feature of the labor movement has made adeeper | Dean dou't work uimsclt te because he ty atrald thy ' in @ u nt Interentially Implying the performance of | pitiless sky, in the hope of seeing received at Yong Kourgane, two en- | impression upon the American than the SheMeld out- | if ie does te Democratic party will lose ground . 1 7 "5 mately be used by all Journals which arc able tostereo- iim during his march on + been a Moyal Commission at work : thor ie Bull coutinw unusual coptional service, And itmay | some litte cloud, if no bigger than w man's | typy je nlrendy demons Tho PAllndelphta In- for pence without roe People are sulieniy sitest goont | Louis Kiekschen thas advertises his detin« | Some light ie thrown on thir q rhe |} y j nas Ohanen Pil hand; but they were disappointed, and the #un | grep ts now worked on thia press; th be © ‘conditions forwarded to the Ei them ; nevertheless, I bave gleaned the entire fucts, | quent wife ina Chicago paper: * My wife, Barbara herein 1 n how much injusticn might ’ y Y 5 | givers now worked on this press ; the New York the enemy only Intended to keep us | One shudders ond thinks of mercenary Thugs, with ae nd rn the M ’ 1d Ny I ball of fire; in- | Kikschen, nee Roeslern, ins either ran away fro he Mayoralty election in thse in Doe) be done to a party favorite on the bench by led down the ta literal ball of fire; ime | iya/d is hoving two Bulloeks presses put up ; a Mel the other «i ofghe Zurlarechape to itters that are da, bottles tint are | 1 . hoe ica y | eahen TRAE rar Save ics nent : ) , y there ave those who declare they heard iis | bourne paper and the Adéabwegh Seolman ure about | €xplain the fact to the people and the army ae @ pro! es Uh Qesnein's bul. | Me or been stolen, Lsluail «mash the head of the aber, 1807. 1 any such prejudicial deductions, If fairness elie din Pade Oe ater | to order Usemas the Wetted feaihe Pulant OMe {| ULOWE Weakness, to procure reinforcemente, aud ¢ Vanish person who brings her back to me, Aw 1 donot pay majority in New York city was 56, jE Ee pee hes » ought t mo, the Liban hainte sesaasic neler vaacecraseilg pr Reeicomsureaty ites Patent Omtice report | (en te wait tor as in a'post ion almostimpregnabie, | victims and thelr cowardly crimes, never. (0 Salat Le hak pegwanie ak Taek | December, the two D tatic cant : icbaleatlet cit, palbanny onda tenis the evening there came wa gentle motion | Is mow printed from « Bullock press; and we under | However, our troops by fulliling their dutics have | return, ‘The age. of in hes encnended, | 1 ows: dedi, Mle not probable ttiek: F okal iy: | 7 he two noeratic con lidates | common attributes of the supreme judielary . i tina that the patenteos wre preparing to construct | Tendered vain all tie tricks of perfidy. After having | ‘Trades organtautions (nated codperaiton, | hers. for Mayor had together 67,125 vot ; A Ys | in the atmosphere, as the sea air began to | performed all the obligations of common law, and | and they merge into other as fast as | —A collector for a monument fund lately eallea | ia Sm epg bee one what Is the propriety of overloading any one | yp intand and, at midnight one might | Presses aduvted to the use of country papers of | cleared in two marches ‘a distance of seventy vereis, | wisdem dissipates | niggardiy ¢mperitions. | Mr. i. ly sa than their Republican competitor, It is! yy with a burden of e ‘limont, oF do- 1 i fi it | Hmited ciremation, to print from common types. ‘our troops stormed the stronghold, drove buck the | App.ogarth, the London lecturer, Is here, and assures | ° judge Vordy, to subscribe, stating that the j GRC Rae Rails a ber a burden pliment, c entho with — tolerable comfort, if out ae enemy, Aud took almost the whole of Its artillery, ‘in the most pointed language that he is eudevvor- | amount required was nearly raised, “Dut when u at many Republicans did not veto | ing violonee to Lis modesty by a prodigal | of d The sky was a little overcast, Though it was Impossible for our troops to pursue | ing to inoculate the codperative feature into trades | wii) the monument be raised f inquired the Judce, at all, and thet many voted Fo Peer ee he Tekan Mime eiaae || wad weall opal bad peared WER glorious t | Compliment to my, ax alroady explained, the inbubitants of | unions, Mr. BO. Groening, of the Mavetiester Cox | 0. he th a teak he Pe bel cgacdr tad Nie haan tiny of applaus Wo Judge hmv may | and we all hopod and prayed for a glo ns than and abut themselves within the gates of their | operative Wire Works, i ivi cuthor ast aay valting | 8 S00 tbe ins ace Al L8 DAs Sali the ' eo t jomocratic candidates; but | not be go nus or impressible as to be | deratorm. It isnot particularly pleasant to ot ox Lea #01 5 and refuwed to admit the marian troops. wires in the same direction, The Vitmans, th | collector, Abt yes, + you thean that when { ph 4 proves a stoadily jy properly affected thereby, either in his per. | "he fatal effects of such a hewted term, tmt thuse HH OF gw Your, Jane 4rtaos.”*) | Breas tous the devotednens of the etizene ‘or His | do not produce good things, and i rest hay ge ts v : diminishing vit nthe Republican } wish to do so may find items to ther taste in . name ajeaty the Eimpereror of Kussia, Gi slowly coming over these secret movements Exit collector, " onal or judic 7 1 thear t n ’, aaee Brkae ie Ate sonal or judieial characte but is it not pow | oe columns of thia.ahe Ta th ae Hon, Eitwin M, Stanten, detained e of the deputies and se bringing out their follies, and engrafting tuo them a Convention correspondent of a Western u 2 Another fact ible that the dignity and independence of rr ‘ i" vf thin * » In ue me an time, Dean Sia: The undersigned members of the a ferris peanastion t eur ave the gir yi Mi %y Bat. wee ne ™ ay their paper, writing from New York on uly 4, observed 1 me Rignificance also renaline u fi jet us hope for copious showers aud cooler airs. 1 ene CI 4 p open their gates, e and hail om . e66) vely bux an democratic i. * i | of sme sign " rena ho oflieg itwolf may be more or leas compro. lcci were aud cooler alr Ui lon League Club of the elty of New York, take | Meantime the General marched himself to the town | principles ; an ne indastrial party that la now | that the whole world looked to that day * for some t changed. We ris to the brokem and | BUAW Thai sehen vatiak) ric eect plowsure in inviting you to meet them at adinner to | at the head of a detachmont, including the company | swiftly shiping itseif lio existence in Any sound relief from onr presont state of anarchy and tte aaveck diet : i t which might be # Ll | An Intelligent correspondent of the La be given at tie Cut House on some day to bo devig- | OF AMghane. Ta the name of hie Hay ny ing Kaye. | of the, sum. of hese labor, maveients, iy ul Tataralh” hn World, on tha Whole, Goud HOE DATE Heanlam be thi le divch Mf its functions sup. ‘i ‘ ror, the uldede-eamp, Gen. Kaufmann, declared to ‘an embryo in Kngland, aru he world, on the whole, co 08 hav are iwo Gunural C sittees, In whieh 4 : hig : he : Crosme Democrat describes the Hon, Guonae H. | mated by yor We desire an opportunity to ex- | the’ inbabitants that’ there were to. continue the a fev building societies {a ShemMeld | been much edided by the spectacle, aw the procved= i body 1 : ; soe 1 theme for party ad and pliu- | Puspurton as aman ab Years old, tive | Press to you personally, our admiration of the untire | daily avocati.n, open thelr shops, and roeall into the | which are doing good to ue mechunteal part ot the | ince of the body which was expected ty put om end to er ee ee PCr: |G nt turk for in th | fect ule ur seven tuctes iu height, ie rather boave { MH Indosrs, the atera fotegrity, and prediinent | Wr, le ttalice, wha nd en, etude th O88 | Devens 4 up thcircondivon. Hverptuing tous | MBAFEAY eaiitedw lr amount of thas gomually, pom were 1 G minieh fu rease the | jad ull enlist the confidence | ily wet, slightly inclining ta corputency, bas light | SbMlity whieh 7 a a devoted to the service of oar | trope; menuiime the fumiice of the ltizens began | old und cmoky. Tue people are Jean and erin with | —Prinee Napoleon, who promises tu rival number of Republican y in tho eit Mein 1 | eoruue, urtne six eventful years of its history, We | to return by erowde in the town, ‘Their confidence | Leer and overwork, Women look wan as # 4 tay “e Party { ‘ of he fe poople, The let us hope, | eves, tue, dark: hnir, thin, dark whiskers, with | fcrener tu jun teduo ta masmall moueure, the sve, | 12 Ur Feneth, and in our honesty i boundless. As | Great wealth parades itecif as in triumphant Daniel Pratt, the greet tearsllir, 5056.8 i these warrlag | manage t not come when it will be Htothril] | Patebes of gray, 0 full face, and a large, well-de- f ‘ speaaid Lo our troo| in the private to the General, every | before the premature decay of its producer, tent of his journeyings, sald @ good thing at Prague ; ant bo - : ‘ ‘ ‘ cessful issue ¢ reat contest ‘n which our nation | one has doue lis duty, and given the example—innate | Sheficli’s renown for the wonderful amount the other day. ‘of the prineipal residents of that might be eon 11 u L ’ f My eo t as she pablie heart with anyths ore marvel. | Yelered: Heads Hwan nature, agreeable been engaged, and that its citizens owe to you a or Bugelane=of hyaline hapuise tg Aah Seusingnees of nae product! na ok monare e ee city Is a certain Dr, N——, well kuown for is econ rf a this head, ‘hes comparison, are all la ich, accompanied obt of rat isk aha ‘of w comely belavior towar i Hiluathropist who aves the conflict of “worst ani y . , 1 ; " \ 1) he way of decision: than what comes parison, are all large, which, seoumpanied by | debt of gratitude whieh they should and will ae- rie aia ” the peacerul | Pivateal forces throazh which these laurels are | tricity. The Doctor headed a deputation tothe Prinee hot tremble for their yreat prey ra RP an re age The ro! ae vtiveneas, impart to him winning ways, | koowledge, but eannot repay, Boney a ee ey ites achiev Who shall say then that Sueae unions ot | Napoleon on bis recent visit, and commenced hie © chief c » I rat 34 id give him power over mind, ‘The propelling © have the houor to ir, yo ‘1 = the trades of Sueficid are Hot ollsprings of @ porilive » Hens OT he sa But the chief i vast Dor r nyt pain R aves 4 ui | wer over Bi ul The propelling ash. have the houor to be sir, your obedicnt ser: ‘A Touching Lucideuts ‘deanna ot aggrisved ers Hei v harangue by eayings "1 had ratier address your fm ming in New York and Kings is the ex POWER, RORNOU TERS, : HESATUOH Fence, SONI | The following incident of travel is narrated by MLOHANIC ABROAD, — | perial Highness in bad Freneh than in good German, every one of our Judges may 1 | Geo, W. Blunt, Geo. Bliss, Jr ‘J DIRE ar es PE ine a teka tka abibal Ato dialsiobh ur Jalge bined w nge selfestoem, which iinparts | G00:,07; Riugt, Geo Biles, dre. C. Masown, 7. B. | 9 correspondent of the Jully saratogtun. It took -— and T wish you to understand that Lam no: here alee : i i fuizly boast. In this view the 4 of re: | dignity, by causulity aud the moral | Willam Hf, Maxwell i pine ose ansesieer td pribirs od reetiey 12h | THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS, | merely for the sake of saying T have spoken to Prince Nquid, lager bier, to ¢ Toutente. tllow | warding sadiclal -merit istngictso ; ae (Acton, 8. Vand bue of the No aine, Sissel : lea! shay sally he ag et < ss iO » os u weultiog craigently Ot Pin for a public leader, | Wun Aten tater, B, Whitehall : japetecn, He: the Prince interrupted him by ctiaens on Suntay, ‘This leg 1 Convention bave attempted ty rewar ile hes the bavoy teouli?'ot rendéripg one pers | ROHS AM, When, the train hited at Saratoga, among the wy they are Received. paying, Inughingly; 1 understand perfectly ; you ex ily cost the Repabl rly + ae iss ! hile” : Pan eect | bette Ohteven Paseengere from the Wost came amen of sbout 40 rem ie Cmrenee Onmaneree! have had (he kindness to come bere in order that I Mi i i ‘ co, must be utterly condemned ; feetly easy while about him, which, connected | Wood Within tl Years of age, elbowing lis, way through the, crowd, The nominations of Seymour and Blair were | ee ese cone or waying I have poke (© nousand vous in the & ate, of " 1 with the elezant manners of bis truly accor ¥ Dot ler, 4 bud bearing In his arms a ehiid. Lie was @ poor man, | pe verats bi Chie enty wil ring 2 te Sone be ee Tedét 4 ; He andl cnet th tis slept matiners “UF bls truly socom | Ties, v ote days Nucleon were poor be Wwoxed poor. Around his | {oo ‘big: fur uiteranee, Overcome by ther Dr,N—!" east forty thou are ta the — | plished indy, hax eausod to cluster around our | Wes Ben} Nut wus lela piece of solled, worn erupe. It wus | they retired to Indulge themselves in privac. © * § | _ Aig pooont rowing regatta at Henley-on.the we have na Gu sara hans F Atia. | Visit reco! af a moat plensing and delight- | femy RY evidently all the moarning hs seanty means would | Mr, Seymour Is nota liberal and prozrossive Demo- MB FO 9 . pas er alicdie i ful ; Poult ot Lei DLA a pesinit, for the mother of the child was dead, aoe a ete a weak mau for the Pre-idency, and | Thames, a racing crew desired to pall In the Amert- yulor gray | 1 tet f week ‘ ate ful chara any itive Demoerat feels a | oe te Gow. te ae bird sroe, goush ie ype bee wee ougit easily to be beaten, eur fast i, Without tae aid Of a Coxswain, bat were P pang of regret at the ¢ « Y triad d en honest one, marion Bae hehy eww Arey. ¥e From the Quawa (Canada) Times. » party 4 ne 1 ' Met Year This ia |) Oe sd ‘ feat of Mr, Pespieron in 1 there was a tenderness in hiv that showed wed " refused permission, on the ground thal a rey Democrat \ by tt a the wood that, Ut Deiocratic Convention, he way console hime | } mrity of w fathers hove. ‘he little iellow tay Though the choice ts to us an unexpected ones | compelled the use of a coxswain, ‘They, ” . 1 his coarsely clad knee; @ stray sunbeam | We thins itis tne pal we Democratic party could r a 1 H i Ke wtlocyon that of all the candidates hy f " clemed the right to start with a cox»wain, erty and lager i td fe ‘ows ite tired tuce, re buth tired, | Lave made, within its own ranks. . who w at Mr. Pespuwton | )alh) Dol the father and the child, for they bad come trom the From the Harlford Courant (Rep). pense with hin, if they evose, belore ihe eunciusion rity alunbs aiid Ch the G ‘ ‘ whic wk Due id ie e Hary . a ) r teak re | Faun Cader * Bie dot ‘est; and as hi his Hard, toul-worm hand ;, . old school of canni ©. the race, An individual was fonnd b id enongh th \ ; ' 1 1 hai prestige | Peay Under C0 Be, dutta shield’ it fro there was in bis Mr, Seymour belo thoold « iy ann lias c om, W specially i Hb ? ; undils ve its in enon Tan Fe ‘ nro, Hush i ideas and care, as if his peat-up | Politiciars of which Van Haren and Buchanan wery to oiler (© jump overbourd whenever required, aud 1 are 1 the» margin of th 2 dice mm. Lali heer, duvide D. smith, sGearge | 100 ares | host exemplars, Tace is no Warm love for lin ia | the bo tod tn the rage, Almost M8 800n as about ith ah tated t a SB. 1. Brow: feel so crowded back into te inner 1 the boat the race = wad Osan as ; i 4 whioh his ow took i ho obs candidat Mitin, Watag cvlis of bis Beart Gist even tears ould have been mo Hid bis womination ie rather adisapyvint: | giiyice gave the word “Gow” the devoted goxewain nothing by t i ‘ i ¢ Aart Alea aeett tats irene yw prevented the nomination {it % ) relief Lo the bidden @uguish that was waking his life Pel yg in resin mers SEAN A plunged into the water, aarrowly esxaplug drown. heering conselou of 1 dono t apeke mish Bit 18 AB eo. Fe a wisery, von the Lynchburg ( Va.) News (Lem i . ? ica t ‘ » ng Cor Yourns, teal him in 197d, x i Pee NM ram: | The poor ehild cried : it might be the little thing | We have neither tim ing among the river weeds, and the boat soon rapide duty asm 1 i a i basilar tout ana cual I hives, as © will dud Card Dutiery RdWward Wood Ab Siew: | wae tired; Ht might be it missed its mou eri’ | to do more than express our be ly shot ahead of the others, aud won the race by @ Irish by thus turning: agasst the Ger 1 their x age Wasminoton Crry, June Qt, 186) wiped away the dewsdropy ay Suey fei fund them rhea pa dy of thecounty. Li ee W8@ | vy the judges, * ~Altig t wet ‘ tee (i to teed It, He was so awkward with the bottie— A i imeat (Thames) The appearance of IIc oS! . : but they are wofully disnppolut Wher ‘ fur sh the legal Ae ave commented with some severity \TLeMN: T have the honor to acknowledse the | hag ‘a Ife of tell and hard#lin—and he knew not Frou the Lynchburg (Va,) Republican (Den.). The apponranes of yn tio SeYMOR, as seen ; ‘ f NLA EAN Naot the vecout letter of Gon, Blair, itis but fii MYON to aneet you and oer meibers of the | how to give hie dariing its nourishment, As he mate ‘by which vil has | inthe Democratle Conyentio,, ix affectionately pore } son Sruntysily ‘ i F rad wa Tega : ferstend what | Ulvn Lengne Club of New Yori at a dinner to be | Hort after effort to site the orles snd clack the Ahrown upon the troubled waves of the Conven: | frayed by a writer tn the World, *Beyinour,’” ang 1 ors * i e \ ‘ re " a wid we should let o 8 understand what | ove. atthe - tours of his motierless babe, bow be must have tains will be hailed by tue grewt Conservative party Ainley fet erat x ter gw io th r Mat te Vai ia taket of che cubtect be the ofgaus of the | SCH atthe Club House, ws an expression of your | ed her who tn hiv ile of Tabor and privution hud ‘a jus. rivut” tO perling merit, this writer, ‘1s droseod io the old style shad:bolly eAUpOrANK @, Litthough they don't | *¥? sSesdee e gabal ; . H¢ | approbation of my servioes to the country, heen his solace and comfort! Aa anbidden tea: Prete Lein.)s coat, which Is buttoned across hiv ebest, leaving o } Jove ligour ct love Republica be Dewenapers has Demoerstic party, For this purpose we quote the | “Highly appreciating your eonfldvnce and respret, | siarted to his eye, but lie brushed 1t quickly away The RK cana! Conven. | ® diamond-shaped portion of trreprouchable white | sean : bb Be ‘ ‘ "and | following passage from a remarkable editorial in | and enerisiing for yourselves sincere regard, Lam | Au, Mua kaw nim bitte, Hie AN ee Aine from tue | linen and « very neatly arranged black neck-te of bt ¢ ber, and 1 ‘ mo con hia ' t ' the W ; fof yestentay ; unable to aceopt the distinetion you Lave sv kindly | his nurse beside her—she lind been watehing t rs moderage dimensions. The head ls well shaped, and hee nucs to vote ¢ donicceatic eels beh : « Dewoesutie part made itself ree | proposed to confer Give me the ebiid.” “Lis i wt gracefully back ua w flew pa Hders, and i 1 parse et} “yg proposed to confer ele aldok ot eratitule, ter Frank P setae y i. » rm pale of shoulders, and Bteadily as ever " taough the y tt ‘ candidates, Rhone eat | Very truly your obedient servant herania in tise ‘vole Wl alit ce tho lower part of the face, below the eyes, Is almont 4 ae 7 s 4 i <DWIN M. STANTON, le rosignavion, a» though it Were pain to part wotlone Will meet | @ perivet oval, The eyes are of a brilliant brown Dadar thine cireamstanor, the. cause < Peat she) bo sannar. dav ; Institute 9 | ai mia even tors moments he gave her bia by. | thew proval of the peo sot tie baat | 2 F ‘4 Tarai a Reais re the Republicans in this Biate seas today it king butter, and Give t ‘aul pivot | Me Hag = W. BLUNT, The woman took it; its soiled clothes rested on her | G9Ult of the election of oar eandidaies, jor, and shine tike diamonds beneall ® Sev M Hy : ra 1 IS Amaeenere In dod Hust coununand the | Cronin OFDY Costly allie; ite ny head. Was soon beneath he Prom the Concord (N. Ih) Statennan (Rep,). anced force, Wiles 18 bald—the baldness extend= + simply | ves, ‘They may aecomp) sh sen ' h heave tng weners io 0 ‘ ek TER, Cuonae Buise, dP. and others, shawl, and ment all was still, Like the Gre. ‘one with which Re ing» ax far as the back part of the skull, The thing by voiter organization, und hy wkilfal | ies and by such conduct that they are des | blr, in tus lette w of ne | t Mesaue Glob, N.Y. chan daughte through the | atively xatisted, —¢ niouti is pleasant and mobile, and when Seymour 4 iu : Aj 1 conmiruetion the snd be | ving fail is hie bor ‘wilt b Ly 4 electionvering, They are also sure to yy termined aot to be outdun ast and Cote ty vseial quedo, Wilk candidates teva publlely dif a . feed the hungry ebild, and when, Hy toe Guta againey tl smiles at you, the feeling produced is « geniat onc. th Seacrcyan in iis sivy by tho eros riroetiqe | 7Ae ene gad to the pr sof the cane firing wh a uid the Demacrudte Concen un thd: 7 The Death of Young Git mom the ite one lay i calm avd unvexed sleep, abe | Het Ya ae eno” eionaee ‘This i» a cultured man, 4 wan of free tastes and high a i ty by is ureat f: vase for the'h } tone 1 devi to obtali, HA e M ‘it Nie HK i ite pa ae ea ore 1 the Editor of The Sun. 1 aaide hg oh gwollad wilh aratiial ri call Veadleton ov Lhendeeks purposes, a man of elegant diction aud also of power= of the names upon the'r tickot, und by sor uss di aa DICH ia RIS Stew, Re noeinnsoe Usa eisie ie an Sin: L desire to correct an it ap NE Eee Sa ibaa, From the New London (Conn.) Star (Rep.). Tulanalysis, ‘The skin of the face ts sallow, aud a ofthe pointe ia their tform. But on tio | Rg ahnie Ayia oitice without any power, Mt agirmed uted ite a: nay paper ba regard to th oe TH take hi The nomination of Seymour julls like a wet | thin seam of white whiskers encircles the throat V We congratulate the Democracy of this tetition uf the negro goveriments, but reserved the Gillan, at the City Hospital, oth forth, as she gently | blanket on the De atic Harty, Lt aspires no en or the ay 0) 1 perfec Thay KeaS ttle tel ee eta! |, ander the chin, ‘The dross of Baywnonr ts lu perfoch vous tha Deasion (OLA) Ladere (Born accordance with good taste, tor Horatio Seymour is a gentleman first, last, and ail the time, When be akes a gesture, it is diguitl yot xracett!, His voice, sligutiy linpaired yesterday by @ bad cold, correct Ii *intonstions, full, and, when «pproac! lug wclimax, resonant, ‘The hands, when lite Im Teoh Hlaale, have firmed MF ae be called fir, are white like a woman's, and the tux@rs slen- tH Lights," with the object of promoting the | fille Paoy, cxalted statesman, and eialuent citlact, | denty shaped, When speaking, all eyes and eure are o ot ihe cate of Grant and Coltax Ja the coming canvass, | or cued hh 4 : He was brought hou henee tks THe ear teal the tailowing umtorus: Ollcioth | #10 the Augwata (@a.) Constcutionatise Dam.) | em 4 hy way, and his influence on & large Nady of vet; and the whole City Hospital ic Shittery is Folding an in- | cap (of the navy pattern) with # red, while, and bine | The great owe of the ation lms been etirred, | C0 t* maznetle and thorough. To the humbless , they wil p will wake’ hun” avd for | thusiasin whatover, farted woman’ Weld that |" ; as not until her own bi ‘lly the Positive men among | *itstlan hiw they are to be dealt with sor future de Amon Ci don, Hud the eundidates changed Pred the Con | ching establishinent here | wr tion would daubtless have wade d wdstuke The e Hesidentewn make nO elvil nor Mill ents Without the consent of Use Hep and wh ie Mr. Bair Would kaye bee 4) Ket his noinivaivns conten Be Mr odificuity, ff Mr. Sey | other hav nd that Liberty and | city, und ¢ Lager are hard power to fi age pst, and | them, a that with Horatio SiyvMovs tor Pr and Joun T. Horrman for Gov 1: The hoy was lit years Blowing establish and Taylo required such « shin as Ouly amnesty inju by Fr: phe gent une us pi . wae Injured by Vroak she ger ly rose und placed the strumger boy with ite Hot lags, y, inilicting & wound © it twa Inehes below the knee, from. t eileeis of which he cied. He wis ki ‘lock A, M, «the time the i oly atest acony, whieh nt, | ofa newsp per which will reprosent their views | #OXt bamoey ciples with equal audacity, | lean Pena Democrucy will have in 1868, a8 they ht in | fukwess, and ability, | Mr. M. M. Pomsnoyy | tiour'wi'prubably ‘and 1647, more than 60,000 wajurity in these | "Ho has become rich and widely influential aa the | our shoud diy in ofc the Benste’ wantd combi eAlba An eee y = Mey Bhar to keep ail his predecessor's elvil appoint: | fie 10 eight countios alone, ‘Thess ate hard tigru> Jitor and publisher of ihe La Crome Democrat, | Hot ptoy Prpciag Tine ep Beiey tos, Including the Cabinet, and would allow him to proposes, wt no a to heat; and though we are rejoiced to se ‘Thero li today a gentleman of purer ity, & statesman of broader ibys AAG 8 eat r, the | ond advocate their y —- Tave Lianty ov Tuuixois.—The Republicans in this give nu new oMicers to the abmy.” city the publication of & daity journal, tobe called | ‘This is a curious way of talking about eandi- that the Republicans are going put IM | 116 Now Yor Demovrat, and to be conducted dates whom it is expected to. 7 r ad 5 oth Gape, ¥ ith a smal bes A State ater wind h I m arty courteows, aud ind ie thelr best effurte—for it would bo disgusting | « similar spirit, but with # groaior variety of news | tonor of our contemporury’s language seems to | SH, Ms Meratine Slace eek lence, ey "et ne ‘aseriptign iran Colas tn the rel tote th aera Tne rs Aaumertog ||(ae 18 108 FA 0 ee ee ee eee to have such an election go by in this State | aod writing than is to Le found in his prosent | ainvunt to a confession that tho success of Grant pays pe TEAM, en. Thay have shrwady hale revere! ponte mene: Hon, Wo uxpeet tu tee a, po mination rated by | fai." iis manvee of recomniving @ delayate on tho without a struggle, and without interest— 1 paper, which, by the way. will still he comtinued | and Colfax iv @ forerone conclusion, Dnoownyx, duly 1 Lty kau onthusiaeus fox the Kepubiican cause candiviate wince tho oxi cut of the Republic. | ocr ts all that could be desire pesmi wi — " a