The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 28, 1868, Page 1

: ‘ 1 ly ini sid wstsscicessehiaalinhinn " — Sa , - rod? 2 5 . ' THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR. NEW YORK, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1863, PRICE TWO CENTS. | , a The Indina Troubles, FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. SPORTING, AMUSEME rines, Ine ciry. || FROM WASHINGTON. | joys wate Rams Sop Cet Sot aoe nies sla Bach ae sashes 1. L. Horn, who 1s just from Colonel Fo ‘4 | Tho Spanish Revointion—Rnmor that the Athantic Bont Cind Regntia, Woon's,—The long announced appearances of | Ty Frntow Staeet —Karly on Saturday morn. | Annrvars.—Chicf Justice Chase and Gons, Apecial Despatches to The Sun. rll ; lonel Forsythe's | "Queen has Abdicated—Extent ofthe fusure | The second annual regatta of this Club took | Mise Rydia ing there was a fre at $10 Pelton street, ocropied as Wasmrxotox, Sept. $7, | ¢amp, on the Delaware Fork of the North Fork of n—A battle Expected Soon jnce on Gaturiay evening off the Riysian Pieide, | nice L7ula Thompson will happen vo-night, when, If | Ai ttre by Andrew Boyds enuse, delveuve oves, | nemtlemen, Doubleday, and Rtipstrich wore ot the F qrnornta 0 vors, the Republican River, reports that Col. Carpenter, Bere TO Tha nce from tipain te mea. | Rie venttien for the Arse race wero Ht. Cc Magrane | there i# anything like veracity in play bitte, we must | Damage trifing. ‘ Metropolitan Hotel on Saturday, a th ‘i being | Nhe started from near Cheyenne Well on the morning ‘dd of and J. 8, Hall agninst C, Tag and J. Vslian, in douvie | be prepared to wonder and adore. The preliminary | Ay Harpracan, T. 1—On Saturday night the | Stauers Cavan Ix.—Tho rondways in 119th It is rumored that arrangements are being of the Mth, shed Col. Forsythe on the morning of | &F¢- Offclal reports recoived state that the news fr. | seul! boats, the distance being three tailey ‘The for. | flourishes with which Miss T’. has been heralded are | tare dwelling-house of Mr, Shunfleld, neat Smith. | street, between First and Second avenues, and 1934 taste by tome of the Democratic politicians of Vit. | net ee ee iitng on the way tere, | Tors the Government. ‘The Emperor has invited | mer won tn ®% minutes by 180 yarts The second | almost startling, and if she does not do great things | town S'ationeSutrk county. Ln Ly from akerosens | street, between Second and Third avenven, have Hinls to have that State vote at the Presidential ctee- | Tr Mit TNs of eight oF more warcion, | Filnce Napoleon to Parks, for a consultation on the fie Only eactectantsy for the ane disvancey | the pablle will have a strong suspicion that some: | {Mh explonidn waa Burned Yo ihe’ ground. Ail tho | Osteria owing to the recent ralnes and are lon, notwithstanding the fact (hat she {8 not repre: | eee sae nee enn acarly twenty | affairs of Spain, The Moniteur has the following | which was necomplished ini tirutes, Magriné | body has boon numbugging them. ‘The burlesque | Gov NIcnt Condes fhe tochemeni Clee: STGoe In| ed extremely deugeroun {nthe night time. : 7 tented in Congress. OF course if electors are cho- | ies away. “The command ‘which “left here | news: “Catalonia Is quiet, News of a battle be- | beating by 90 yards, Referee, Mr. Joveph Russel, | serected ia“ Ixton, oF the Man at the Wheel," by F. | Money, and some vuluabe jewelry. Lose about 89,000, Tue Nationa Tewprnance ALMANAC FoR fen in Virginia their votes will not be counted. on the ith, under Colonel Bankhend, with | tween the Royal army, under Parva, and the insur. Ee TY C.Barnand, It le'the old stsle of elatateat nonsense | 00 Which there was a partial Inairance. ie - - rovisiona, supplies, ete., arrived soon after Cotone ostox, Mass, Sept. 26.—A base ball math ‘Axtoeto Horstine Cavett Thomp. | 1299" i a beautiful specimen of typography, and aLiiae Wik tare Enrpenter, ‘Ther were eilacked on the way by aparry | &e0ts, Under Serrano, ts momentarily expected, 8844 | seeween the University nines of Harvard ind Brown | mixed up with awful puns and horrible jokes, but it | , Atueonn Honcrane Cavan James Thomp. | oossuiny a great deal of information abort Good Commissioner Rolling left last night for New | of Indians who wanted their stock, but did not get | Inst accounts the hostile forces were nearing each | took place to-day at Cambridge. A larce crowd of | ig one of the most eneecsaful ever written. ‘The cast | Charged helure dustics Ledwith” with attempting ty | ‘Templars, Sons of Temperance, and other orders, Mampehive, to be gone about ten days. The afairs | any Of tt, Col, Forsythe lost 5 killed and 12 wound. | other. José Salamancas was sent to Queen Isabella | spectators were present, Including the Fi tish erick: | witi ho: frlon, Mise Lydia Thompson; Jupticr, Misa | break Into. the tessience. of Lawattin: Doples ass ns ta'eeah abape that hia | Sand all his horses. The Indian loss was about | yy Gen, Concha, praying that the young Prince Asta. | gies, who cotnmence thelr match hoe « Monday. | a0 i) rth And Weat Thirty-second street. Mr, Doyle beard’a poise | st# of Grand Lodges and officers, and a great quau+ Of his Department are in such shape now that his | eighty killed and wounded, besides « large quantity | °Y Gen. Concha, pray! h a The Harvard nine won by a score of 87 \ 5, Ada Harland; Merewry, Miss Lisa Weber; Juno, Miss | At Sh early hour on Eatutday morning. and on.took. | Hty af pithy temperance anecdotes, Presence con be dispensed with without detriment, ek. The fight on the rat day is described an | Fias might go to the capital and assume the govern: | Lowes, Sept. 28,—The Board of Agriculture | Allee Logan; Venue, Miss Pauline Markham: Cupid, | {ng out-of tho tear winlow, saw two. men inthe | Roway Catuoic Srwop.—The Roman Catholie ALABAMA, the pine tee Inttens bonkion Sheree eivit oo ment of the nation. The Qacen refused, and niet have passed a resolution recommenting the Govern. | Miss Grace Logan; Minerea, Mr, Marry Beckett; | yard, Qa inauiring what they wanted, hewat an- | synod of New York will convene at St. Patrick's ; bon Wi * ‘i “4 ber reply that the Prince should not rule a people of | ment to rescind the order prohibitine the importa. 0, Food ; io > | Seenee Ce, ane Ot Che Wiss Lereeremena be Slows ah | . - Tho Alobama delegation will try to have an in And sometimes coming within By feet of the m bebo iad cake, He weal denen Of | Won of Amercan cattle arter ihe Ist of October” The dpete, Mis Aggle Wood; Bacchus, Mr. Louly Mew | ih erafore peveceded to. tne Mont Aoor, where ho | Cathedral on the 80th Inst. It te to be composed of torview with the President to-morrow. There istittle | Pe ot on hi Bs oops, We ip only . Government ts also requested to allow Mr, Cochrane | tayers Mara, Mr M. ©, Daly; Ganymede, Mr. Sol. | found OMecr Osborne, of the Twentieth Precinct on | the Most Reverend Archbishop and the clergy, and Goudt that the President will acquiesce in their re- | Sr penne ney were vimon pmall amount | Spain say that the movements against the Govern | to exhibit cattle at the Rochester Fair, ‘The yacht | Smith; Queen Dia, Mr. @. Barnes; A Young Grectin, | duty, and both men were promptly arrested. Bure | ¢ 1 of grass, hey were almost entirely exposed, 4 glara toola. tools | promptly arrested. Mir | the proceedings will embrace all matters connected t, eapectally ifthey make a showing equal to that | their only defences being breustworks of sand. They | Ment are abortive. Face to-day tor $10) was Won by the Wide Awake, | afr. It, Stewart, ‘The Three Gfuces and the Nine | {itt ln0le, foci having been subseaaen ty trl’ | with the Chareh in this Diocese, Of the Teaneceee delegation, Were tlrown up with thelr hands, the men having no Loxnox, Sept. 25—Fvening.—It is reported agora Faar—Two amateur oarsmen, Mossrn, Muses by the company, Before tho burlerque comes Wan fond Wy. Ye. § @ “A "ai aan as |. Wen Bippetahaad seinen iene eek entrenching tools, The party were frequently or | Solomon and Robert Mebioy, mate the etreuit o : ' : 7» Vay "— 0 7 BanTuquake iN Sour Awmn- BETTING ON THE RESULT, Obliged to suspend thelr Work tO resist the attacks | “At Madrid ts quiet, but only waite the signal for | SiotMttan island, Saturdays’ tn foul houra. tiny | te olf farce * To Obiige Henson,” in which Harty | gry occurred this morning in Coibertaon'a Star Foun: | yc4,—A apectal mee ting la to be held at the Chamber 4 Botting here is quite lively just now. ANew | of the Indians, who made several charges, | rebellion. ‘The Queen has abdicated in favor of hor | geconda, the shortest time on record, ‘She craft was | Pocket, a new comedian, does the chief part, asalst- | dry, Four persone were Killed and six or cicht | of Commerce to-day at 1 o'clock y and rode around the breastworks, The Indians | son, Prince Asturias, Gen, Parvas is master of | a working boat 19 feet long, and weighed 125 poun ed by Mr, Marsden, Mr, B Mitchell, apd Misses Alice | Were severe x, injured by the falling walla, Chiet day at 1 o'clock, to take measures Torker reached here yesterday with $10,000, which he | were Sioux, Cheyennes, and Arrapahoes, The Cadis, and the starting point at Kyle's, foot of Fourth ave- 4 Kate f. The con " Ma Police Shandley bad both thighs broken and wos | for the reliefof the aufforers by the recent earth- part he ts realy to bet, giving odds of two to one, | umberci tfom AN to-aHh and were well arined with [CANE | a 4 vs mctatdoapatchon | mies Harlem Nate Logan. Tue company Aino cubraces Marr | otherwise badly Injured, ani Assistant Policeman | quakes in Bouth America. A aubweription has been Sew York will go for Grant in November, He | Spencer carbines and Henry rides. It ts estimated 0" , Sept. 27—Noon.—No despate’ = — is, Louls Mestayer, and other well-known ar- rady was instantly killed, while endeavoring to en: | coeneg at the banki e A i echargt a ; betel get err sodehe r wath J 3 heen engaged all arching -ainong the rw Ne ot, for \ ighs reports that he can get no taker arrows, | a the frond me te ast etnity bi igs Serio rr seg rinplocrrined oe - From the National Intettigentert. hs ie re tn alla Loduberabe for others aun Posed jebare been lost, The property Jons Avian to Rew ror tae Assewnur.—Johte pond OTR. " ot nl : 4 becom —_ 7 “ e ° . cived from } doaeph F. Jo! of Barbe-Men afte he Sth of Oetot alned bi damn, 1e . * ? se Md ttle Aghting was done on the second day aNter that, | of the Constitutional, Moderate, and Liberal parties | p,Wve,have received from Mr. Joseph F. Johnson, | te eotuening aammer touriate all want to hen eee rene eed cue tk ke Glia al ee ee 4 Clerks and other employees of the Government | though’ a portion, of the Intlans remained In the President, and Mr. Buck Powell, Secretary of the i LOCAL POLITICS. stated that he was to get the nominatian In his dis- 3 es vicinity until the last three days, but no attack was | {? 40 effort to overthrow the reigning dynasty, The | Colored Democratic Club at Wileon, North Caroling, | and see the bewitehing Irma and the rollicking Anja i a ‘ trlet for the Assembly, | Bere from Pennsylvania, Olio, and Indiana are | Weiniy unl, : flcot has joined the movement, because the sailors | a Ictter defining the objects and reasons which have | and wo may expeet the largest kind of crowds for tt — let for tho Assembly. Ie had Just bad a talke with Making arrangments to go home and vote in Oe | ‘The scout saw the tralle of Largs partion, driving | are anpald ; and the greater part of the army bas re- | "duced their organization | These are expressed | p ME Ricken, OA OEARGAE the Inn oh Oeiaar pDrtenees Corxry.—the Democrats of the | Alterman Coman, and “Axed the matter." He a beh fh 1 teeing, couths cae ald } end very well indeed, but tho Ing that we flat to maining nights, oF abou ath of Octols First Disiriet have nominated George Titus, of ed Mr. Dyer, to whi elated - oie Fhambers than on any other occasion | Hany Horses and, mules. balng, sours and eat | volted, because they are indignant at the ealle of | admire is the epirit Which inarks thelr address and | Tateman will bringout the “Grand Duchess” at Pike's | Washington, for ‘Asacmbly. Ms haben hia We uae poalllse ual Rise Ae ye Be et belo 3 ould probs tir favorite genera The Chureh, w bound | their ection. sera Ilo wide eters: wa ath r rs ‘ ‘i hi for osition, and i be'ele w ‘ol. Forsyth mmnand whe to ery tie to the Queen, » and hold detect the rapacity, selfishness, a rn ecoundre y “4 coher jy herd as the Md fy The Twenty-ninth Regiment of United States | iint Toe port Wallace: thle meen T uiltrench | waaves in cheek, As far as can be ascertained from | jem of the carpet bacgers—Kadicnl emissarios Who | Pag Trearnm, Brooxuyy.—This establishment | (Oe th aid Wer Beater Cntncon ot Catlornte yt ecuinain Col ee Tofeatry, which has een, on duty here fora gear | here in four or tive days. ills wouude ‘are Going | the various reports received up tothe present hour, | have sonzht to guin thelr votes. and thereby promote | nay startet bravely for the season, ater the very | tens kiernae® Dre ely and ote well known is rg teri ebenermina Hg ool ‘7 rand numbertug over elzht hundred men, pared | Dee of : ane : . heir own private oni hawing the counsels ot | has eta j he very | Gen. Bier « Delt a A aad ne Gh Over to Alexandria to-night to take passage for Nash. | Well, and he Is sald to be in no dunger, the insurrection extends throughout the provinces Of | hese ereatures, they take thelr stand ald able lead of Mrs, Conway, ‘This week she gives ua yen, who will CRETE CHGS OGY SURI WW Fn nate tenued 6 Genaew Order TF ‘1 Hille direct, vin Bape, SB Chattanooga. | On whe Rakin Se Eiailaaa? Cadiz, Seville, Cordova, Huelva, Granada, Valeneta, we bors and, friends, Upon « Shakespeare and Bulwer, with that glorious actor Tie CANvase Avona tit Ganwaxa.—Dr. Fre: | establishing a new code of 1 atatior ys oe lai reaching Nashville, they distributed to of 4 ete ; er i isk. Mariel, Covenk of these they. thin ‘ . siablishing a new code of aignal statlons ints of Ten in view of the approaching elec Mokreounny, Ala. Sept 64.—-The Lesttainne | Sree A Malaga, Vigo, Ferrol, Corunp fly than op the Interested suge Mtrangers, | land good fellow, B. 1. Davenport, Hamlet, | derick Sehnsta, the German Grant and Colfax Blee. | eacet on the 1th of October, The numbering will ; Hon. ‘This reduces the garrison at Washington one. | O8TO peep EOY Sie Te Le © | Logrono, Al nnd Oviedo, and many armed | Th Ini th th ‘and the heart concur, and | Richard, Kicheliew, and that kind, We regret to | oF. bas ehailenged Mr. Oswald Ottendorter, of tho The ne z Dal or onc-third. Is do'ng nothing of general tmportance, amd will | bands have appeared tn the provinces of Hucsea, ure demonstrate Its wisdor ‘ as seabarty wale | State Zeitung. whose name has been placed’ on the | Commence at the corner of Whitehall and State " Hear that Mr. Davenport will probably take up hl mocratie elvctorial ticket, to engage i o- | at v4 St OF AURRATT, probably await the retura of Governor Smith and } gg, Teruel, and N no real agonism between the wh 7 Resa! oeratie elector renee, Ne onaade Wh pale ¢ streets, and proceed from the North to the Rast Kise hare th i ‘ itt aed a “sole sm iby deinelterte lp dee and binek races South which eanot be traced | residence In California, Now Yorkers ought to de: | batoin reverence to the Presidential campalgn, Me. | qivor in regniar order to the Harlem River, District Attorney Carrington has prepared » | {he Committes with him before procanling with the | Gen, Patra bas arrived in the vicinity of Cordova: | to outside Radical malice, The gravitation | vise some appropriate means of keeping him here, | Ottendorfer bas accepted the challenge, and qnite an i Rusee'ta ih iis ccchiniad driet in the counsel | tia gtages, Providing for an election for President I | yar nis troops were deserting In large numbers, and two Faces, thelr commo o Gnpel het | wirstictaes artiete are sot eo plentiful that we can | imierestion controversy way be expecied: A Com: | missioner Myers wae elected to Bll the posttion of Be Gover The report of Governor Smith's view of affairs in| he was obliged to stop his march and walt for rein: praia Ablon aad recir< oid athe ‘ rove heated hg Lagirbrobs utes OC Aenea om een formed, whieh on | ‘Vreasurer, now vacant by the death of Mr. Abbe, Vytic tn ti ate PRU Lis A Alla dh Lah Ne ‘ ‘ are gine now, ther t C0 ps vem re Ns % ne cca ‘ai tea but declined, and Com: oner Galway was then Court {n discherging Surratt erred in its ralings, an rat by telegraph Bives arent sa forcements from Badajos and Cladad Real, which at of the South—breaking Ie from the. tn erihy aa! Sestialdaie ib Krackowitzer Erbe, and on the . 9 7 firet, vecause the statute of Lk sadefence | 'faetlon to the people of this section of the Biate, | seat acegunte had not yet reached hit Pious slavery of the Loyal Leaguers—are turning in 7 vee toa le ane tai fgeo Af oon & | Mr. Ontendor chimeen an elected to the oMice, The discipline of the force com | 9° the erica tout Gn inet : fe eaaTA @ province of Bireey haw ecnt troops to San | large and dally increasing masses to join those with retie vation tie grand Lorne ar ¢ Sy four pth od tinnes good, The library contains 9,900 volumes, een before the Court on the plea tings Georgian Legislatures ke i i whom their lot ls to be cast for weal or woe,and | nets, cal © Crolser's id; or, The Nymphs chueta wil + aw Gieui ree » New Ti War not barred by the statute of lunitationa, The | 4 , pt. 23.—In the Se ys Andalusla the telegraph wires have been eut | Those who, Nike Meatrs, Jolnaon and Powell, 0 4 AY Niautt.—Frederick A, | branch of the Northeast Saengerhand, composed ot Moet serious objection to the ruil f the Court is | the bi! declaring negroes incligivle to office was “4 ize and lead ) associations deserve esp It is probably something lke the “ Black ck wns nominated for member of Asse twenty-one voces! and mosical societies, held a meet found in the very statute of limitations, widen 14 | made the special order for Monday, In the Hones, | “Mi the ralironds torn up : mondation; and if abused by Radicals, ny they will be and cmbraces a full ballet corps, magnificent | In the Ninth Distrie! fag ob dudeaitae ba tha Germaala daaoaee noted ns nuthority for the discharge of the neeused, t Y Pde i : Tho oficial Journals of Parls, reflecting t it will be pretty certainly found that the nery, startling effects, and all that sort of thin toe of the Third 4 trict Repub ess ¢ Germania Assembly Rooms Phat oteliie doee eat ext ut ppt person ot be the Comn: olied tate of the Republic made a | oe ine 5 or Napoicon, are epprehensly assailing them are men of little or no chara re aw petapralyetrarnponn nat hl elation pet at a3 Broome atreot, or at yesterday aftern and arrsoged fora grand con- leelie for jus certain that the | report, which was almost cnonimously adopted 7 hav sh ends to or the pres ok the bi searcely lows xensas | ment of mer pusiness ‘meeting of the | eort in aid of the Gi ie AIGA Bisex SRotE Sate ved he, utpoclamiiy etl ees ibeity co eee ne i paar Apne ae) ee eee one «eer " pabigeg ieee! tonal, the m ce being “The Dark Hour Netore | Seventh District trish Republican Campalan Cla ‘ Ms a ' ws pad pines it aie yoo re Perch - Fovinys Hint the accused was excepted from the ope: | gt, ieorgia have envied 15 ba tonlowe) in their leading editorials to discourage the move: sora Wad Nts ar Wieide,"". Alaa. * was Held at Broadway... Ac aele a bu ich Is situated tn nty Fitton 1 the statute, becanes he wane person ficetng | Sate Of Georgla have been replied to as foll feta, Bot 16 fo generally bauieved bere (London) | THO Thlal of (he Beye Be. Day; or, Tho Black Crag of Wicklow,” Also," The | putes trom nine Democratic Clubs of the Fitth Dis. | reventh street and Fourth avenue, hns just been com i justice, The Distilet Attorney will submit the . . : . ea, and will pas trou ) ‘Tho District A! y Will subunit th ORE lal cairn aden vidence Forest of Bondy,” and the tramned do, trict was hold at, O96 Prince street, to promote | poi), and will pass Into the handa of the Roard of Bow Indic ment to the Grand Jury. i sed. fy one that In happtor and ‘ Prom the Providence Journal, Sept. B New Yous Cinces.—Young New York will bo | the nomination of Christopher kivele | Directors tcalny, when an Inspection of the building The BUPERVISORS. palmer ti pen sind tosntertaim but | tm the expulsion of the Bourbons from Spain and | no ecclesiastical trial in Graco Church chapel | giad to learn that the horses will bo here right away. | Oberle, end Monaglianspoko.. A Democratie meet? | will take place. ‘The hospital thus far has eof about It is w'nted in official quarters that Commis. | ourtoarl is adverse to thkiug risks out of the pale of | Probably in the accession of the Montpensiers to the ecetod yesterday during the euste Gen, Lent is putting the tron builling in Fourteenth | ing was held at New Brighton on Saturday evening, 40,000, 1 ~ stoner Ko ir will take no further action with rear | Ordidary mereaative trabsactious. FP Spanish throne, a lg BB cen dena ie ct tn order, and on Tucaday, Oct, 0 (a week from | fit addressed by tho Hon, Wiliam #, MeNamara, of 61,0, Hoh ap ars tat Ne ne than 690.00 more intent of Supervisors until the lavestl volgnedy ot Lamy A de frou raris says Gen, Prim, with a fleot Sah ants Kaa th is 4 Dew York. ° Mied to pay debts, and to At out the } piatepent of Serecviates SAUL We Ara Cashier National Park aaah: Wen tiasied AU DEER Tee Without completing the arguinent, to-morrow), will open for the full and winte mn ew Jkuser.—The Fourth Wand Republicans | building for the reception of patients, ‘The now ———— PROTECTION ON THE FRONTIERS, Latest Politient Items, Tt is understood that Lieut..Gen. Sherman hax | py, In ll Fospects masterly, thorough add eho Lonpow, Sept. &7—Evening.—Odicial des and, wnile it, would bo rare praise, I woul i not’ perbapa be unw e have been received from Madrid to-night, which | hiviiy intellectual audi consisting of dustin: | commence, contain the following intelligence guished divines and other professional mes All the favorite ridiste and topsy-turveyors will be | of Jersey City met on Saturday might, at Germania | hospital building is one of the finest structurce im hom ‘i ha 0 Hall, Eighth street, and wer seod by Col. Jas, say that the | home again, and no doubs @ brillant season will a Meet eeeael Gis laren’ | (he clye “The Democrats of | Tux Caxxstapt Vouxs Fastivan.—This fo peenrs, Pa., Sept. 28.—Four men, h ‘at, otermiucd to issue arms and ammunition to the oe sated to-day, ehat Wattace's,—Thero is no change of bill here rene sions the Ted ‘ontiers, for their protectio from New York, were arrested to-day, ‘ Tho rebel forces, under Gen. Serrano, and the | Fent, very seldom listen to a finer effort of K 8 which constitutes a sort of carnival among our poy fenker Savuiieset eaves x irearinerandent paturalzain papers: the Woyal atmng. ander the Marguin of Novailwenes, are | Glegiuence. Sf the orator of the preceding day, | this wock, * Simon Bernat" and Dearer. than Swablen citizens sed reoldente, in whleh the habie A “duel i cach o : Hon, B. . or not . " AQMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE. Over ¥,000 within the past week. rat wuccislee battle wail soon. take place. Phe Mar. | cessful iu fulilling the requirements oF his ta Life" belng up until further notice, ‘The attendance and costumes of the Swablan pearantry are usually ‘The following navy oMcers have received orders: Sr. Lours, Sept. 26.—Tho Republicans had a | quis asks for reinforcements, addressing a tribunal composed of theolgiane— | !# all the house can hold, and the plays go off, Pate, reproduced, will commence to-day at Hamilton Park, ‘ Licnt, James It. Sande, to duty at the Nayal Obterva: | monster demonstration to-night and dedicated the | ” Gen. Prim ts not well received by the other rebel | showing ® thorough fanuillarity with all the refine | usual at this house, almost perfoetly, for Sherif, and Messrs, Dall, Smit and will be continuod on Tuesday, and concluded om FY, Kisign Wri. DB. Afrant, to command the Gl | new Tannery erected by the Yourg Men's Union | generals, and ts currying out bis own plans without | ments of aubtle ecclesiastical questions with which | paoanway,—Mr, and Mra, W. J. Florence | Coroners... The Republicata of Cumberland cou Wed jurgéon Harner ©, Nelson, to apprentice ahi ‘The procession Consisted ole large number | their codperatio few men other tan those educated In theological & 4 » W. J ie Be apablicng of Cummber/and Wednesd The following Is the programme: Foss i Mitataat Surgeon ‘Hots"'A. Marion. to Nava nd Ot aril organizations In uniferm, | ‘The Sianieh government has received reports that | schools can Le expeeted to be convcrrant—and in | comunence an engagement tonight, when “No | Mie denn bole 7 Shepgara So | oti AMYeTAL 128s Mo cannon fring and lospital, Now York | Acting Asastant Surgeon JOhD | and a large crowd of citizens. Fully 5,000 toreh the rebels bave been driven from Aleoy In the Pro- | suiting his forms of address and mode of treatment | ‘Thoroughfare will be brought out under the title 7 , avione will’ inaugurate the | festival. Bh _ Wion L. lintes, de: y Ne Mise and Win. A, House, of Vineland, for the Assembly, nvenites iin ‘ - —> B,duimn to the Yantles surneon Newton be later de: | werein line, ‘Vhero could not have been less wan | vineo of Alicante, §o Gee propeietion Of the ioase. gad the sybils (the Abyss), Matinée on Saturday, Tea Vemerne of Wertonies couaie ave teas, a rg ea faa Biov0 to 25.000 persons out. It was the largest de: | "The eity of Madrid remains quict, and no revolu- | Smith was no less auccessiul and admirable ir the axa | Of L'AbiIme Par sed stant 0° L. Da Bots, from 7 - A * 1 fo e es 1 form: va Frogonias aud ordered to the Onward, Anal monsiration of the campaign. Honary demonstrations have been mauein the north- | of those elemenia by which the trained and skilful || New Youx.—This is tho last woek of “Foul Reece te the Meatod (otra Welles Livaen repeat ‘Becor bfgeon Haire Redington, from ‘ine New YouK N Nasiviuts, Tenn... Sept 26,—The municipal | eustern Provinces, leader (ot the bar mont coetively server that’ | Piay.” On Monday next Mr. Gayler's sensations the Third Distret, Bac Senator Garwood. | Sey, (uuand eunratrinn harade In eorlnmes rontewenth following army orders ha election passed off quietly today, A. Alien, the pee: ames Te ness, polish, and adaptation to the purpoacs of tie | local drama, “Out of the Streets,” will be brought — Aay—Continnation of the precious day's festvttion, @ Mo A Carr, Major Fith. United | sent Mayor, was reblected by 58) majority,” All the Greme mete Courtroom wieh cuuld hava beem expected of on | org 1 AnOR MOVEMENTS. ‘ram dance,” pantombulecomivalities, acrovatie par nivychas beni feileved' trom ‘aaty tn the tie- | Aldermen exept one, and all he Couneilinen execpt | Tawnaw Gant OR The Tinnae sins wenn oro | TE areas euarencs be the, HAL INSTRUCTION. —Un ‘Thursday oxt the BOR MONE) Crmanten: Mae oe Son iirinah, “eke Bee Louies Brovet | two. are CaeM Tie® caerfed but one ward-tie Fifth, | has another article on the subject of the + designs of h unalyeis of every polt that gould huyea bear. | new College of Muse, under the direction of Mme, | 4 ROCHnAtR Codeenation.—-The wonderful ro. | _ Besides all this, thera will be dancing cach day, det CoH d. Mrong, Gapinii att Atwhtant quarter’ | FE n"eandidaten are Republienns, and rupprters of | the United State on Mexico.” ‘The Times would however remote, upon ins derence, Bit more | Gazzaniga and Signor! Roncont and Albitos, ts an- | faud,aronteikivgly presenter reat tt, Rochdale, Eng. | Prige target shooting, and a match of ten-pin playing, term eC oe Grant and Colfax, The Democrats and Conservatives | gi nrove of the absorption of that country In the a aM eacleslestieal Adool, of | Bounced (0 open in Fourteenth strect.....Mr. Jerome " Members, Pande ma sumple Rares: | This Swablaa festival is of ancient origin, and was @ pret e F palied on TROT bere, ane di Puoruverg wae was | American Union fit ovuld be assured of two CMBES | principles widely hel ud atrenuously ef Hopkins will recommence his free Orplieon Classes at rei inces Prot, | sort of thanksgiving eolobration of the auclant Swa- Pies, ‘ton a Ractaistt® Beever Lieut? | piasauntained by s large portion of the negro voters, | Yia:, "The futu hese thet em hack shone mind wax most thoroughly imburt With | tho Cooper Institutet oo usa poopie D 01 strlsh Maited wg i edhe ‘of the | Of her debt bem. Th ‘and persons 0 : B17 " OP HM. OLEH, captain, Thy AAMT ete | During the afternoou the strecte, in front of the | ° Lonpon. Kept. S4.—The cnag, of Sarah Rachel Lev- | thir iai were elt to be not the chief m 1 GAY | pAtitonn Bioauy.—Patrick Healy, aged 88, of tales Incwntiy, hab been ordered te report, for, duty, ih Ward pois were. patrolied by a comoany OF | gragn better known ax Mine. Itachel,pwho has been | 1h TA ret th eumen New York City Noi Protective. Unt Tenth atroet, talor, Is chaczed by Ellon Ryaw Ge Hisichhe Ansistant f the Forty ith Regulars, Alf, Raines,» colored man, Tong time for conspiring to defraud | 1%. The Interest wilen the Argument et . Io. Hegre Ieee apa Mh sr nion | with having illegally marriod her om July 19, hie i Moms ( Rutivany Captain a as stabbed and mortally wounded ty the Birth y ange tum of | fag heen aul or wriiien at the present doy, sweety | For Juative of the Supreme Court.—'The name of am Hall, when about $ah) were pulloutts some | Exemrt Sere tak aneiee, Nodak ime, Mdehe sigued to EarGs 10 CONGE Ghee Ore Semce ry money, hax been determined: ge aentenced | fie ievvreat iwaucs of thelr communion. Td ques | George G. Barnard appeare tue on “sp ton men to settlo their claims resulting from the str oT Bontread Cr We Foc ensue 3261, Im the ett ‘ i Ravanpan of Charvesice:, Hosnox,Mass., Sept. 24.—The Republicans of the | Ame, Hachel to five yearv’ imprisounent d hard | {ne the great tee svoro shone 18, whi vail Ep.cvnall: | ‘or thy Famaruerd appears the only one mentioned Init summer, when the mh on Tae wees steoartal of Montreal, © B. Healy wen inat ha had prt for duty to the Comm Fifth District, in caucus at Salem last night, chose a | labor, Mech ihe: moat iniense Interest, aud they Wee-el- | hyp cgamrtey, ewe etl, cntent conti y niow to the amount of $8 each per week, | neue ite gricn ey eda tapart for duty to tne Commansiig | ith Dialect le caueny Seer lor Conarsee | espoe, Hept. 24.—Yeaterday wan tho lastday | Stfct! Wi hetia'or rare lesralog and of woplous | yotvec”urriat cttag ite cqutett continaes | Lome addtional members te teaeitied avec: | Rise: Te prison in story wa cid ey, Major Fourteenth U. 8 Lofantty, | co the District, Convention, to be held on Monday | or in Newmarket races, The first race was for the | citation of vencrable authorith rence, both of whom ure popular and. able law: stananew huubers five hundred members in goo shag eg alivey fred, with the fuil rauk of Colonel of kita next, The ewburyport chore | Prion Stakes of 100 #0 igns euch, for two year ———_- and are eminently fitted for the oMice. ben Tho Bakers’ Musketeers, an organtantion |, lovery Buowow Harr. —A young artist at the Phen incl Stans at geen ordered tovduiy | sateen delegn orable to Mr, Butler, and adopt | oii. the second horse to rave his stake, The en sinaky ‘Svenedy ia Kegtekhh For City Judge—The contest between the parti. | fit jieen In existeneo ten years, met at tg { Tenth street Studio Building become very much Bilin Gite uate hae been ordered 10 duy | Ten iwing resolution | Oe closet with Mecribers. ‘Three Worses Dioedy Trasedy tn Keusihi ganszof Susie Abram. Htussel ant mings, | date rh Une arranges ta for the annual erumored with a beautiful Lay who sat at a winow af ’ ot, confiding tp the ability and patriotism Jd, and i » following ord wreespondence Low ¢ wdford, Jr., is extremely animated and exciting, the oe oa. soclety usually turns out | OM tle opposite wide of the stroet pron eit ued TL gona hg ABT ona gece | arid, end ce taf he folowing order Dr, John C, Gatewood, one of 4" most promi. | friends df ouch being sanguine of success, Col, A. | Wh about a hun cen. | thntting eye glances up to hice ‘Window wi The follwing Internal Revenue officers were dita fa Iiesastiens 8 | Cina dekatrangery tie peut itachi, eae to tis nlaen cia Pomel ee rUOaY reed by BIN Glenda TOT | save, tu Sersey ChvcOve Man Patally | Ruhet Coins Meech ead renniog fe Inte to-day? te Chaplin's elif by Newslusters srs... : rite Dagar, aceompanicd by ay okt lady, who he | nominal : ’ vo Man Fatally | taste he reached ire 4 seeaecte sb, W._ Purter, fr he Recond District of Rept 2T--A lange, Repub: | ire tating vefore the race was two to ous aginst | Urought toast tonal ogyay eg yrenne | | Aer Suyeirlor The name of Witlam M Twocd ‘ Ob, mies pour lovely ad PAntin, and Exeped out, huan, for the Fitst Diatele r ting was beld at the City a, ef arrived here he dro Wiebe pad ew J hile Ano) took pl bak lands ooeal " Phe Indy, Wii trae oy ny Hnpese tt an, A Aug, MN WATTICe OF | aN maaee te tne lon: HL Lr Dawes made sspeceb, | MECDADOS ANY. a. 5 gweapatakes of 9 | of hessrs, Cowles & Mitoteltted. stoppe 4, Juste | 1. White te publican Pp eae Mead imrny ok last evening | Per iand to her Nenks coat (nent gk, movermenty put ; Hanctota; Wobwut Gray, J. 8 Formnn, and Wi iinwea wil undoubtedly be" renomoated Tor | ihe eecondy, "|e wetycorofte; cowed wih ight | hye aid sy'n by the san, 26 Tiana, Lancasir | ination.” Theo re undecided ty | Chiy, wisteh rosuited in tho fatal wabbing Mf aman | fe Wile at wri's forgth. exclaiined: * bake qt there | lock, for ue Seventh J by the Tenth District Convention, whieh | toyccribers., Three horses started, and came in In | stepped to the door of by ete Ted to Ges "L have The Negletership aimed cllly, It appears, has’ only | Hist send it back when you wre through wit {tang at Chester next Tuesday. the following order: reled shat gen ia sant leveling the gun and | ovr last communication, been in this country since Muesday Hast, and on'ycw | Suv Htaing atmy window ; toy husband is dens j of Jowa 1 Sharies 8 gBideretiee sO “ Pregipetn Gabbe pol you Barely tine ud thvow | wy terday he went swith a brother Phonan a Ay Healaae and will’ thru you for your impu- H ‘Ohio. Blorekeepers “ NSED 101 0OGRAMS. oa gy ivi the “Oh, don't!" This shot | tions t me of Ui oth o “enjoy” hiuself in Jor nd Ket | dence, W pour artist took the “lovely blonde ‘ 5 Etwerd Gu “ami toying ila sai Hoe Re Ot ec Lee oe acsioat | tao. eft lw the nig af.sne, below te atpple nln an Mov ta the old ovals” Due at iheos Gy RANG | day vont thera to their aware” Ais its eat baa none kdward Ga and, Covin The betting was aa follows: 0 one against | took © TH Tt the Doctor jumped fren aa thane } We old country, Oue of these old frien la sont thet to thee owner. Me tha een On & Dauiel Hartow, srringneyd. uly Made Tonoxto, Sept, 20,—The Toronto robb Vere twelve to one sgvinst Athelstaue, und dree pn aa Be, eceP air tag ered, Iutothe door | tho election of tion Helpline a ieoh Merival wae duly" introugced. ty some: mea eet Dsihccrealen lal att uipe Hwauwes Monnno, Je i i gwen prot ving left the Uoor wad a \ rival was duly introduced, . Iy some 7. . oa ibn Walon aley Hf. Parkers bpringhad. Sums up. DRED torcay, © FORERYS 8 Be for a sweepstakes of 900 fov As the Doct ed ei oraver of throwing over- | unknown Thomas Ketily tnd Martin, n | Tin Gavnte Case.—The Coroner's inquest. in Geervee, iyton, Ohio; Algy * Monday Nr vert eer pued with five sub: | ped out in the stra qe" utter a it that he can vive | then been the bent of friends, ai the ease of Mry, Margaret Gamble, whose ‘death ta position to Tan: praned i leseint ould be given to of the organization, Hall, | came to blows. A fright “ny | joined tn by some of Mart Me | above the nolxe of the coul taut of one of the 1 5 ; .—A warrant has Mit, BANCROPT'S DIPLOMA Hawnrsneno, Penn, Sept. 24.—A warran The Doparunent of State has becn® furnished | been lanued for the exccution of Thowias ie with a moval the diploma of LL. D. to George Ban | Venango county y fer marder, on October 2. Nvo horses started, ‘The following is the | voor Laveaster yim across the bac be sa Nui and then st house the Doctor etaggered } As Le ‘entered Gight teet, until he strick the show- H some ster and then fell backwurd on tue a alleged to have been caused by Ler husband, Robert J. Gamble, was continued on Saturday ut Nanuet Kockland “county. A’ Miss Julia Maguire, who a | tended Mrs, Gamble In New York prior to her Sister to Herm! . s py «, Ellen K 5 ee t wnother was a black ° ‘ersity of Honn, in Germany, of Sraixoriniy, Mass, Sept. 20.—Mrs, Ellen Knei Bagplpes..csereeeee " thi ihe php s THE CONGRESO: NY lopublies atiaiais aie, r Ht and county, tes! ‘i Let all wo sce this writing know that by the power | shanty, at Lee, h where Mr. Chaplin's Ally, and five to one apainss Bueyip him a terrikocking all or nearly: ail fis. front teeth ably receive the Tammany nomination, and | 18 the face und then ran into. his own | Confnenent, throwing her violently on the bed and pt. 26.—George Cromp- The Jourth race was for a swee) is en 0. en} i), in this eity, was en- | crelgne each, for two.year-oll flies | closed ith Wiilundoubtedly be electe In the Fifth ¢ tion 1 b house adjoining, bat was not lon nthe floor, and that. he threw Kressivual District, the contest for | when I neared and. hating eeR! | weeks old, on the Noor Iu w ft of parsion, Bhe glee Hu to be between Capt. William | wie the lured say anything to bin. | qevesed a degree of intimacy betwee faced him; but they hadnot gone | MF Gamble bie and a Miss Baue whiel thority of the i his infant child, two of the gun, ; apy tte ts Kt lor spoke but once after he received lea | closed with | out. ‘Tie. Just ae he cutered the house he ox ’ ‘ the nomin ‘Lord, have mercy!” Afor bo fell be | (Mier tund dor fut quaurt Klos | Woncestem, Mass, ei ? versity of | aon nes, on Union mn x Wafltaun OF Garniany, delogated to ts Most tone hy burglars lant night und a large smount of | eleven subscribers. Three Fe Teer tations rot the Libel property in fhe jewelry and watches was stolen, follows: tor of Hh ter of the Liber Dbreatkt fe Morrissey will cert Kell, proved @ sour of ch feasor of 1 vue, Md., Sept, 26,—The meeting of the reattter, after seeing whet be had done, remark. 5p Pa fred Tortlee eee tetetpoetd, and attempted to | Foe tiess to his wife on elt erence, Sed um. Ment uel reig gonter ape eee eeee eins United Baten 1, 0, of OP. ade {rl amy justinable; the d—d— hat treat Ae eile heen nee La waeree: etait ier aat th a Br To show ap improper relation Watecee aeaat might or tie Oonter up and Ta fe eee ior the 0, however, came ate, and it wae o noroper relation by . he mont nolle, © Heceintlenan, | Journed at hoon way, to meet 4a Sv Franelsco tn | 7 Oe yg inten aid Me, Roberts Mr. Cowtes'acteryy, | portable combinat le doe Wirmonlh teat big trad inh tn; | hie tnd Mrs. Hujus, in. Rockland eounty, after Mra, Famer eu to the King of noid Plenipotentiary | “opeember 10, came three to one against Minaret,, 2 arrested Lancaster aud detained Tita util he | fred against b w between the spartics, Morin way exe Hrof Doremus was present ready of Amer ca a Urman Comeseration,the most einen Coxconn, N. H., Sept, 26.—Gen, Pierce ia very | "aie last race was forthe Norton Stakes, 100 aov- liicers of the law could be rent for, Constable | ,, [the Beventl J. Wine with akuife tn Rand stabbed the frst resnit of his analysis of the contents of throp Chanter ix feeble. “Recently n’cough has troubled bim, Mere | oreicns each; closed with fve subscribers. Only Juter soon arrived and took charge of the prisoner | HiNep Char a ‘onve ives the calls ce bot very few friends, His nervy. | twoatarted. ‘The race was won by the favorite A pi ary trial took place belore Justices Iead ous apetom ts quite shattered, and it ts very doubtful | Lord Portamonth's br. f by Vengeance (or Ally] and Bird, and the prisoner was deld for furtwer trhl ithe gets avout this fall or winter, If at all again stone), beating Mr, Alexander's colt Meteor, In thi the next terin of which will inst Meteor, sd | commence on the fourth Mouday in this month, fof the deceased Woman; but ime would = the case was adjourned. ~A bey named John Lardner fell thestory Window of 206 First avenue Ken of a the nomitlce of he | party, Whom he met, which proved to be John Retle y; wid, ws if not thinking ohe wlab was sumelent he | BOL PLFHIL, m 1 the kuife three or four times Into the man's | AccrDRyTs. John was tinmediately taken into Mr. Cun: | ovt of the fo the two « htsy at this ths i Un ity, the honore is (debs De witha Wuitien, ath a Hatvrinw lof his countrss the perteci¢r of & new cov 6 title of rights, tet, James Brooks ¥ uiinination, lonal Distriet Gen, W, o echis Atptoinn, with th Scnaxtow, Pa., Sept. » Right Reverend | betting was two to one 7 ¢, wt the corner of Tied street, and a | on Saturday evening, aud wis fatally Injures OPeOE FAs ie, ga: dates ttn | wAiiean erry Pa Spt Te hopot the see of Seran- | Dustin, Sept, 97.—The leaders of the acing | _ The Jall ort nty being considered unsafe, the spoken of us the candidate of the 4 I gentleman at once sent for, Soon aiter » 1 ee et ahe Aster imme ee oe ey at Ht, Vincent de Paul's Ca Fenlen party in Ireland aro everywheren op. | Prisumet waa placed Ia the Warren county jail to white a new tor arrived aad made ap examination of the body, | plitform on ry, on Suturday evening, and thelr hops Wood of Philadelphia, Lynch of await bie trial was a wtrong feeling tamon, highly re There was one wonud FIG over the apex of the | wos serlously {njored en to the New York political coalitions with the Tories, Tho'Dono- | the citizens present, after the murder wes eamuinitied. time attached to the Corporation Coun. | heart, and another wound. al 2 i bout two inehes lower | Hospital Bliza Moser, oj entered the fleld as a cundidate, Con. | down, and a third wound on the hip, ‘The maa dled | story wind i of 1a Bren a emeut his been occasioned by th no profusely that It ls Hunpored he had wounds on | and was bodly injur at the Ieaders down town propose to | other parts of his body, or he must have bled inter. | first street. ys Savage, «resident of Fordham, snd & he stabs were'evidently given by a large pen | the rea Charleston, 8. ¢., and Shanahan of Harrisburg, with numerous clergy officiated, Sept, 26,—In the Orogon Leg- | _ Qvenec, Sept, 20.—The steamships Mert fell from the seconile et, on Saturday, : George Brown, of Eighty: rd ‘avenue, fell froin & tree te a street, on Saturday night, and i to Bellevue Hos fh candidates for Parliament as Sork, and | te take the prisoner and inilict_ summary justice, but coe ecnisa en Pronela Maguieeétts., The | MUWF mature consultation they eoncluced to tet the in Tratee, Jo ’ Jaw mote out to hit the measure of his guilt. It Baw Francisco, Sept, 2 Jc nctipagd sli Ahad ily strong. advocates of Ipust sympa “ant t 5 st Genre collided of Indian Point yesterday nebive come out | Utd be proper to remark that Lancaster tried to Uslature the bill repealing the law requiring the oath | gtoyritt woe cut down in her port bow to within six | journals it Heian which pave prave ta hia trial before the Magistrates that Dr. Gi, | farpet er in the district. A great deal of feeling id the first one, if it had gone stratght, tight Of allegiance to be taken by those drawing mony | inches of the watcr'e edge, and returned te pore | thy wal ihe be Int nene cou! threatened Iv life but, torally failed to prove | i tveked ly tho announcement, us the people of the | have touched the heart, and woul thus be sufhel withhor pumps Working. ‘The St, George was not | strongly in supp nything of the kind. Dr. Gatewood was one ict Are derirous that a residcut of the district | to cause death, ‘The dector considers th nd Wilitsmsburah, on ury, Was passed by the House. -_—-— best citizens ; a qniet, ceal i should represent them ; o y fll down a J panne use | much dam i Gute, pesceable, law-abiding mans p n. hope tof recovery, and says that death. wid em Jar at the corner of Thirty-(ourth 9 ney There isa akg Ea cee the tir iss | Say Pnaxcrsco, Sept. 28.—The State Fair at Ruumasthere is much ex. | £4! wpa pea reeset Aud auch be! | Dacia piteg Uuige or fone! Howry. ue unfortunate mie. ‘Taken to Bellevue ilespital Soveme HT i The Willamette river is lower than ever before partments Of agricul d f the Rosslen frigate | untimely tte, Iw ning Mary Mullen, agec SO : 0 i rc : ’ + { ~ v onsequence 4s ditlicult, ition of stock waa cltoment in this elty, oc! iy gate Ing In the hallway of #8 Bro: \ seen frantic that ones» young | a pil jag hie vehicle ant bette i kaon, end uavigution In consequence iy ditieu try, Kuecanration of Moe, Wn, Sanaa ar (Ne talk) worn of Harbors, Denmark, ———_-— dentally shot in the a outer left-arm by her | and, Ra Dandie ee” Pueeenetie mould come (8 | biinscls....debob dros, of 50, Nivineten aca 4 an f , arrived last nig! Ye . “ 3 ‘ uvele, Joh Mullen, who way ing an old rus oH} ime nd. The pi oncerned Lad | while at Work on Saturday, ner 0 ad? Affairs in New Oren’ Me (ited y t0 Bey 90. —John Wille, « | 4ézander Henk off 48 on phon the, i fated ne ieee frag Wey ie at | exolver a short distance t ee Warres wea notineae” Were S06 Gruak, Coroner | way aud nih streky fell thom th > socoed . 27.—The wrath of the ne- | ore e State Prison of Connecticnt, eon- | eda nd Alids may be saved: Winterliook, Kuglaid, according to." the most relin belice boi ill to lose be Cared fu ci Rory (0 540 laken to Bellevue Hospital, { Ww: th'sfiveto of the Negro Equality | yicted two years ago for horse stealing, cut his ‘ept, 26.—Noon,—Despat: ble correspondent’ ever Was, and shows how Niteo States Orricen Takes to Bei a - ; | dighghae bby ts against hie persue are | Taitek With nonce baite at 8.o,civck (his morning is | *e0e bopes bythe. Ut. toon. es Mt mi polite aud. pecullar the snake can be to lovely | HOst#TAL.—Charles Davis, said to be the yan aes Aiddpa wt) BROOKEY. Dui: -wononnded, —Threets hts hin ect" ‘Tn Kash was frchital severing thejogular | | Sr. Perenstity or tie Graud “ibuke “Al Woman, A large shake of the cobra tribe, about d | RueeF of the Kunboat Montgomer Justice Mansfield on Saturday continued the ————— ' reported, In the House Mr, Isabella (colored), the ite tivel'a few minutes.’ He was a French: | have just begrecked. frigate eit alos be feet 6 liches long, got unseen into a farmer orth River, was last evening ta Investigation in the case of Sergeant. MeCrend Couxten aed , spor vein. recke: gate will al ba ina Thi e1 by + OMice: el iy, pentenveitine.—John MeLees and Theodor thor of the Dill, sald, if Gov, Warmoth had been | man, 95 years of age, and has # mother in Paris, telligonce of it Is supposed on the Saturday afternoon, and eon: | 19.4 Third avenue car near Eighty. cer Sheehan, und another ofticer of the Seven: rue author of the bill, sald, vase 4 of age se Weat Troy. man, | The crew oiled Renita nett haul io Munday | as first removed tote Tw teenth Precinet named MeCauley, not yet arrested, | Raffell were arraigned before United States Commise lected on the Democratic ticket he should not have Troy, N. Xi Sept. 26.—: i ye | im all pro? Serres aiternoon, the children being at school, the farmer | “08-house, where Le was ci charged with beating, kleking, and'dragging 3 | | sioner Jones as engaged in the manuf been surprised at the veto message, but he was aur: | named McDonald, supposed to, haye fallen, Gut of Gwitassianas egrogany the chldren being at eebcol, the farmer | rotnoved to Belles us tiveeite Bausl to the mtatlonfiouses without pret Papa cad yli anufacture of plates a thet sock ® document should eome from | #indow at Gleason Hall, was found doa on theate, dank SA =) vacuant toleand sacveeen: tho 'witt sitting “In “trent ‘ofa | — New Jansey Naws tw inter.—Much excitement | Mey Were Intoxicated. oF counterfeiting United States bills, They carried Heegety Radical Republican platform, | MAM Uhle more: Aton railroad, In Adame street, che Peace Congress soon to assemble here nake quietly crawled ont, got un- Hadson City, early on saturday, by hereby sae. ie 08 tee sonclonien of | 68 (ie Sovlnete oh mt Beeoed eiretts Bu. the man ‘lected on the Rawical Rey » | hy the cars 0 ived under the woman's crinloling, amd feted ‘DE the eMgy Of o neKe, wit ay ety | hls testhmon nitted by Justice Manatiold | third story of the building, where they were arrested, tis mor led, and a. tailory named Cook, warded to the United States Guverument, His morning, and, Ki tng co ccton the care at the | tbs to the different European nations, ff round her leg from the ankle to the knee, Ny Boon, Was uD Over aud inetently | passdb ast tp § Mi ing the clue to the proceeding In which Mamma was concerned, ‘This position {tk scribe the scenes a ' Were ae bea ne ee Plates in an unfinished state, Intended for the print. | night, cud had not sceu unytideg | 104 OF 85 bills of the National Bank of Uuca, were oust the message was a very weak | th ee Mote fried out certain, principles. of the | of Lansi ht did no . Union depos th Chica 0 platform, which he did not approve. Ie | Unton reo pended from a tree, which was. mistake for perjury, M eing. the beady “OF Mee Ara eee tor | Hoon ak that for up- | Keeper in Hudson City, was found with hie neck | Ys (nore on that at when he should sce colored men sitting of balt an hour, ‘The farmer's wile, all the | broken, the result, it is supposed, of 9 f found in the possession of Raffell, ‘The acc he Balls of Congress he sl ady to exclaim: | Woncesren, Mass., Sept. 27.—The dam of e fimywa, Sept, 26.—Count Andrasay, the Presi- thinking It was her favorite Kitten, took no | are Way. Ho wan formerly one of ihe “Qutaet, Delumeter anit several oftcers, wlio were | counultted to avait the setion of the Great Roget 0 Lord! I have lived to sce thy salvation, andi am | jirge reservoir, two miles above Heald’s village, tent of the Hungarian Ministry, lias resignod on ac- | notice of it, util at length, wieling to the in- | Body Chard, und was #ix fect tnree inches in heleht, | tt ne tion House when the compliinant was by 9 Grand Jury. ready to dep Anoilier negro member announced | Barre, gave way F night, and the flood preshconnt of it health, é trader, 6h Aly raised her dress for the purpose. | :-: The third sweepstakes yacht race of the. boason bi nt in orKes eCready, were exumined, k 8 av Iysprctors of Election will bo \ taf this bill brongit on aconfict, let it come; the | Say several dams, Gve-or fx mills, shops, &e..7 John Hay, the American Chargé d’ Affaires ad tn. | Judge of prise on fuding #0 dondly w crea. | {sto take place on Weduestiay, Oct. T, Im the Senek | ait testi they did not sce any one strike | appointed by the Supervisors on Tuesday, Ag Bg a Baust while at the Station House, J midt, ® buteher, residing in consideration of | hve lienway bridges, The roads in the vieiniv| teri, had an audience with the Emperor yesterday, | ture twisted ri totale lack man was ready for it, ‘Th Ffectly suit, Cove, from W. G, Mould'a boat house,...A band of id Paosrect Pank.—A new d " pales, fifty strong, who have lutely arrived irom new drive, about one mile 0 veto W stponed until Monday. ly damaged and are impassable. not even looking at her hushard, lest whe should dis! | & nrth | in te 4 driv t PGcontor Facon’ Supplementary Registration bit | ey ie ete ite of John Reagap pate turd the reptiles At last it uu:lled ttself, and then | Enginnd, ond are om iteir way to Iilinoin, have teen ed that he saw sone men beating Daust, | (uelutlnge a Cemed through Frospect Pack on;Sae rovides for the adoption of the registration of voters Sity, fel ‘on & kerosene Inwp lust night, 7 urkey, ; twisted Itself about her foot. The shoe ftted loose. | Cueamped for several days neur Ellzabet, Withess, was standing on the sidewall, “ Mimaer the military commanders until registra: | Sily. talk ow Keroro ch Vaasa, Sept 28.—The Debatte, a somi-oMoial | ly, ant she softly witvirew ir Toot, mate ene | Perry Pouscw Ruvontec Henry MeCullogh, of an commenced to kick hin, Wituess |. Visttivd Finewex.—Resolution Hose Company } neh, jon unter Biate Jawa can be completed. ‘The Negro if Gen, | organ, *ayh that Roumania took no. steps t event | bound a oss the room, and calle! her husband's at- | pos the offer why he kicked him, whereupon | No.3 Of Philadelphia was received on Saturde by r — : n : i Seventh avent Hold to. Ball In the pce ee S ality bill will probably kill this bill in the House ——————Fof er. | He recent disturbances tn Bulgaria. The Sublime | teution to the cause of the ance, ‘The env B teventh ave ail in the sum of au evested him and dragged him tothe Station | Buying Co. No. 7 aud Hose Co, No. 5, aud entertalne ft passca the Benate, —The Lynchburg (Vo.) Republial positions | Porte has protested to the great European Powers, | creature now charged the wile, sl Wag only Kept PUD AGE not closing His satovn on Sunday, ... Ludwig where he was locked up. ‘This witucss alee | at Gothle Hall, Tho visitora were on ty eotuea FRA I, Cooley, of the Sixth Distrlet The Lyncnaey ye) TA Gomd Toombs, | ahd will wake every effort to preserve the Einpine: OM by the husbandewith his It soon retreated, | committed ty J lehteenth stvect, clerk, was | charged that he was assaulted by the oMiccy while at | howe from a trip to Boston, Court in this State, Who was refused registration on is J lo Hb” re and got under a footstool, puitit hiv head as if | parot Miller.cof W ¥ stewing from! Mar © Station-house, Mrs. Baust’s testiinony ¢ Jvstiviiaee Howrerpg, Constantino Bande Secon) grounds, ha aued out amanda, return i forrest, writes the fole Wo ireaten death to wir ould approach it at 1G eek cree aemreley tale wan stewels tarmae, Grideves of ler hus- | qiitel,. tried in the Court of Bessions for te Killing je at the Fifth District Court on Moi js he oes they stick was brought to the firmer, whoastrnck a tere | went’ date ) worth of elgira, 4 lie Was struck twieo on thet by Sh Phomas Toebats ik Atentle avec. i Oe Ret dean ‘ere’ reported ot discharged United rae Ai De ore cr hs eonenikes | a. ritle blow. at its, head, | the stool iustead, | tho euare at clk, Lritay wight by burddars’ fron | han.’ MeCreedy and Sheohan were etl i 61,0 ar De tg epee he pBistes goliiere presenting beth ine hused hestuse the | lowing to friend in New eoriuen, are Baw Francie 86.—Acepuloo ad. | shivering the stick to, plcces. Tits exasperated thé | Y'rancls Britton, saiuen Mady, and dohn Leouard | Yertoriay ‘morning an wkitinar ser cicine wae | Lhe duty foand a verdict of Jestidable homielde, be ‘ Biter weve (ested oy the Pith std Ststh District | We are doing, at we They Rave Deep Vices to Sept. 17 stato that a general election for Gov- | Shain kept at bay by the coat. Tat length retreated | Nets ArEolaned ‘before, du Dowling tur w bur. | preferred agalust Sheehan for hie dlicged ursault ou | is Ysen twice wttucked Ly the deceased, Courts, which the Brato Board of Megistyation say | feht for Gra f jgrlenite, and | ernor of the State of Guerrero has been called for | Mito the bedruou where it was kileds—Guurt Jyure | Sathvor Agar meet atta nireet OB. Mue alglt of tho P Mes: aunt Porte Rerowrss—Chas, Zobart kept open afte | are illegal, ea aa et 4, The new Governor will take Lis seat on the | "4 Bc Mansteid Gominitted James Thomas Consiiane for | before Justicn Manshelde ead erred aun broueht | Pages Mea Be ped Wa en ; ¢ gland), | Ast of December, . a ursiary at the Bowery Hotel,’ 300, Bowe tor him for perjury. Mo adusiteet that he | fo in jal. ..d Saint tet ‘ é gyre Work i | president duave Heanaw Naws.—The mecibers of tho Temple | ‘the weaonte, a Howery, Hotel’ 35 i w foe pergury.” Me utp itl ta 1h Jal -dobn D. Sivect kil _, Bavaing of the Bele Mnuny Routh mtiuore | President Juarez has written a letter to the Moxl- | in Tuirty-niuth stort wil « ho completion | shows oy his’ dantest cattclis priest, ah was | by Yaad wus commit : iy away from home, and was robbed ; \ Puvapenema, Sept. ti if H ean Consul in this city, dated Sept, 1, stating that a | fthe ‘reading ofj the law" ly /ut danadnde on the | is” Aleza.ter itefod the” cra - ——— $ Realty Wirnid 6.8 DERE EE vet Ee | Ceeaty on are preparing to th Weandalons revolution tad broken out: in Biarre | Ceemie tes cued, 1 CC omemnneoL EATIM | WAIIRE®, Brook: | Assicuta on tus VoutcwsAt hulfpa t | mee an Hera Ga ane Ms edly ot io the by lighining, a» Yefure reyosted, he Nai on board | Visas sun tel pln ae bopariie to thtey | Puebla, which terminated by the, surrender of Juan theHentateuehy {tts but proj thit they should tele. | devly. ho, disor. | evcuing, as oMecr Eagan, of the Fighter th bre, am, je 9,000 barrels of benzine, the vapor of wh fool fre hen vo tri the pas ok peace aud | P¥ancieea, Lucas the leader, Periect peace ‘now brate the event, ‘The excontor t telave Dr, Hap: | 0 answer to bull | was dishersing a erowd Of disorderly p in Sly m, While playing alam the cabin table, oud the whole vosse aber you Will Hid Met M6 ALADIO iy ‘ign ouglout the countey, hall have decided to dis; of 108 extensive libra | sex M Bs eet, betw Avenues A and Ii, he was forcber "4 from a lamp af the cabin He oment, dames Kelly, Nar for there. it wihtog that our rebel fhe tl aaeJoans, hence, put into Acapuleo in | ry by a raMle, to take pi aber Phi libra: | jewel tealing #235 worth of Dauiel Fohan, who struck bith « powers fobes tae Feehan waicde Ales boy wan recovered. wh | Licbscteuad auciates vat vomdt—ta i they [ gistiens having shipréd wvéral ashe off Cape Man | ry it a very valuaile on ts for the allo ase | second atrect, ‘Charice Ul wast ccearind forty ie fans, Retin was arrested, whereupon pilot, Was was recovered. Wit | tiiiabat opseauiousiy,’ ligas, aud eustaiued Gousldsravle dayuuete cont hares Wiis committed fur re orm Wer “ pied Dott Joys and an arm broken. ‘The captain lost his | Ww) Sold at R10 cach. —Jewiah Mea irs rt ¥e stoned by the crowd, agi au abouipt sit he anate wes seriously lust, ‘The test | ¢ GAL idk he goods Aka Made Ww 16scus IY Lirlaud, Wliduout alone AeN arin Of ibe crow excave