The Sun (New York) Newspaper, October 3, 1868, Page 2

v * oe THE Fren Ag A flock of sheep tag after an old bell wether, they have about have made sonie improv atrocture, | Isa nents upon th as much influence Asplendil cnet. as eo many Hicep, ABE WIIL be treated with | ro any danger in nsing this curions RINLO'S GARDEN OF Ronit ration usually necopd. | Pata? Experience alone ean tell how t Bene, Marines on Seinrday att o'clock P.M. ; ey | gor there is, A skilfal rider can guide hineeif PIKE'S OPERA Hover, & + cor Bt ay oT 4 to what are d Lit Alen Wl RHE AE WLR Al sd ‘ MoEvor's Musteat, Metoriat, and National Enter ate, i * toinment, A Toor thronet Irein | ; but all ¢ 5 ful, Ono HEW YORK THEATRE—Foul Play, Mattooe on Sat ‘ ae hh course tl t hour nintays 4 Wil A. T. Stewart be Seeretary of the | 00" fle bh ; DOWERY THEATEE—A Dark Mone Netore Day, and Treasury t aw hinal: tein ' i But the Forest of Rony, 4 ' ' sshd . RW FORK CIRCUS, Mit Ht, opposite Academy of There i# a rum vat town that Mr. A. at ean only bo done upon a hard and even pare Movie 4 Oct, 6 Will Opau foF the eonson, T. Stewanr will Ne Sceretary of the Tr ©, The rough pavements of Now York are ‘WOODS HUBNUM--Ixino, the Mad nt the Wheels bod | guey ander Con. Gnant, In many fospects | unfavornble to much apecd, We know a geniles thoon ant evening, y Peep he would mak who ta Oct S=La Grande D: AY nan, es exercise with ono of these ¥ mood Secretary, If | | is too rich and too honest to make any im. | Machines crery evening, and goes from Thirt proper use of the advantages of such an et to the E Bil ae ihahe Ms at re) ficial position. Ile would have too much ne ee ed Pa By ol Saar fs well ns too much prinefple todo it, | Mauve roudwage | oy : reutive ability i rupertor to that of | at ouce to open a course for the He Bhines Cue ATL any man who has bell the place fora long | podiata, or to admit them to the ¢ | SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1 ~ f time. AML tho details of admninistention | under proper restrictions, | c in the Departmont would be thorough —— What is Coming iu Bpain? attended to by him. There wonld 1 “4 As couriderble uneasiness has teen ex: | Pho first tage of the Spanish revolntion | Meal ng anywhere whieh hy could porsiity | ital in the public mint by the eirentation of a cca hin pi : prevent rests would all be kept | Ptetended statement of the national r sand completed. The Queen hos fled. ‘The in : : Hitures, showing tho prot y ofa large surgents hold Madrid, and, in fact, the whole | *retylt tora and all watertinnte | ncieney thd of (lis eurretit facal year Kingdom, Prot hos Linwelf wi neers w p looked afer and | i. ton, Wishictiny Chalaan ot tie all the glory of a successful conspirator trict ac lity. Mr Stewart | ( itte on Appropriat of the patriot remarkable busis man, that h6 | pone of Represent , t cnased to | But whet nett? What form of gover attend to all the official duties of See | thn lo fr the Hiclal recor of | Inont will bee 1 end who wil ry of the Trensnry, and nt ntinne him | th asury Dopar tm curefil ¢ Hattniy. | be at its hond? 11 ia eaid dhe ant Wholesale and retail este j i | of ietucl items invelved, I he revolutionary Fxesut) ve. y ' F w York Tutinge the man ter 1 | shows that tof » there will be a Montpeusior may he made I re ! 1 Fudge Unrest | | ; ; ‘ H stitution more J 1 then ! ‘ Nd ge ' rid Ree) of wor | t F Bpain may be upited with 7 Flee | rete oe 8 ) ni | le aetial King of 7 1, w a? f Wy Ton, i H may be organized a w repul) I nyt V ’, Tho republican eeheme '@ the on no fd rity for f " othe et | t ‘ ‘ : 7 “ . a x in asa f , 1 be iia Lupon then ti . of beta ‘ ' thehod felt : bike i ! { tt ® tt M ie hi * " re 4g itt M4 e8 of pla © and Home rae Lge ds to bey 1. Ou the other hand, the times su: T where b havo 1} #0 or | ay, : - Hh take ey r powerful dur last quarter of acontury : F Leigh pos | will} ( re will be a de aviem are all « hi One of S06 | warranties * | tment, in all say & i i were not 4 Untent forms iv that of Pentatiniem, of which | tinued tot | ctoded in last your's exper This, ‘Napoleon HE.—a potitieal theorist par erect. | days. 1 Pc vetess es Paty spllbeebtn seid tence—mado so dieast atrial ti Mosiod, | whilots £16,000,000 on the ou 1 eer, and as the revenue will be within €5,t ) of last year's | But its applieation in the Ierian peninsuln Os peridivuiven, thers Wil } pte this yaa ot | i: not practicalls, ‘Ihe Spaniards are will ; tt ‘ i | 811,000,000, In addition to this, Mr, Wai a | Ing, as every 1 Hing, tov y the | saya that thore will b 09,000 lesa expended dized. Bat the Porty, are ¥ No na- | ins the 4 | on the army, and a rt rode! beta tion is ever ready to be absorbed by a] ! i en tt id miseet More powerlul ne ghbhor. : ‘ that we shall have There remains then the elevetion of M eran es D Aemiebokehhihisin in Dgeth a favor om the year's pensier tothethrone, The only difficulty in | yosk tiuve managed to sell to the Philedelphia | eae cere the way is the bee tion of nee on. That N tow jer Jot of second-hand tools | SOME ALW KOOKS, one of the Orleans prin should rulo Ia] prices higher than would lave been required t ; Wille) Fhe Owtem rab Bpain would ccrtuinly not bo agreeable to | the purchase s. The whote expendi ay Suan av ania ia ledlcarastreonesh him. But the Spanieh people would not con. | ture for tl out a hundred thous | [) blade et opleeiWillibe: The: « sult him on tho subject. They regard him | * dollors. thas been tnvestigated | jinseit m returmed opinin enter, and the frst, as the friend of Isabella, and the fact that ho | by ® Const ities of which the Hon, Teapects most duteresting paper in the | Gislikes Montponsier is an ndditional reason | Y"" Hitter lied poi iotkarsnl allot ele Heclataan dl why they should dielike him. However, if peepee sta he aa | Pauly evalak Rip het hase ey Napoleon were dieposed to + anarmy Into] wig a Gia wis-el. he eoalrol bt offictat ton rat n of will Stne Bpain, aa the Congrers of Verona did in 1822, | stamp or seal of tho department of steam | te kabit firot estat Hithod been broken off vi le s { and egoin reamed, until It became apparent that the he would not have postpened the net until coring in that Navy Yard ie ye palpi gatarrhigict oars the revolution had tr wunphed We trust that the venerable Seerstary will ote eee st ly | ' sea Tho probaltlity then is that Montpensier | tuin bis attention to this matter au Hy to | the cose, the author was en 1 to renonace will become King of Spain by the chcive of rll the seamp is, and to punish bin as | jt at the ewt of dhirtyuina doysy in power there, } i Lowis Napoleon’ wilh) (9. eater he: busines: competed ui Phils dace Mieaisec canyon cot on topether like thore neighbore whoare | o'S'’™ alias | es a mp eae re evil ane on citing inappearance, while | Wo learn hy telegraph that tl 1. dutty | The werrative, whicr would they « Hy detest eon citer at heart T. Howrwan my peech in Pittsburgh | bel ; . BRUrION OC cue on Thorsday evening, at the same time thot the { &" 2 oes pore a aod Workingmen and the Assembly. | Han. Jonw Ay Ulises in aan bptanking at Moclion. | enemy, While to the opium cater, anxtous to 1 | , | repeat the eaperiment, I will te found tullof ene Labor cauact be du esteemed wher | ter Tt is all right that (hese eminent gent bs: gopranemaae : votre laborers do not poo the right of sufinge, | both eaudiates for New York, | x ue What is the adveniage of possessing it if it | ehould address the peop ib we cannot ape | 4 Is wot exercised? And whit is the use of ox- oof Mr. Morrma ay to Ponnsyt. | t uy t man should yote for the lute who ho | decid their suftinges shall bo | tin ee conscientiously Lelieves 1 the | given, ommittees of the two | yearep diswaane it wise that a laboring man's vote | into use in Wit will nut soon attain | 5 y | should always be determined by the eit | they iv France, Our] seve more or k dips Hing the | mined attempt to bandon the use of morphia hus ere of codpe rt rior their] t , thas dis y es und etodouts | icy ot p ’ vo 6 on, wh 1 piracy und at hile | 4 y mrtistic volocipedes consiet of two ! fn ivorder, oF rome nt of the aise “ | 14 oy tron fed to th dioal v f Laudanam, which was 60) ‘ i} tit i one hoy ny cous Ls of da , mt bn my | until the i 4 heey aed to be Is to vote for whether 1 | i SNET cei tele’ eos ey ua formation of mt the aub Narerer 1 1tot 1 oof this |, ' hits eltethe Shans iat ; | ait law. We would ve lightly the Der equal had f ty or th ” who w f i while Ny pre 1 hot earne ™ q teh trea , nerf é did oF nel at oe statute | Wa! y | “ ‘ i The rider ' ; ba fe Btatat Le—to Le a dead lette el a s 'The motion of the feet ii gatas nid oppre ‘i bss recently been en! \ i « stin rapid walking, The rider eile | ine ¢ a In De Q : t pounty, end it may be « Lat any t DOES RRP GREER fore part of the | and mamiitcent dream, aud a species of mental ex bls re, { Lear arhen ata Aue {seem iusignidcant 4 a. In other ity of the people, 1 « j e rider " EAR oh . tin i “ er ir y | i tof © velocip int ’ Carian nN se dita Pen Democratic 1 r t | et ag huc shi ott he sh : it : i ‘ heir; 1 until t | t ! hig nny: 0 | i i bd a Hi tiful veloctpedes that we have | We & OF delight aro. re 1 of pain can only obtain it through t! tinkere {a this eliv axe evadued ng them, | usztlens acy ure, but ye. 98 ah meal in order to do that, they must vote 80 98 10} Yiey pr chines much superior to auy | (Say centnee cetera uMerloR which Ite | ke thelr votes felt. As long as they | (rom Paris, The Haulons, who bave given veo | stautly increases until even opium itself basn o fur. | indy Gollaw a faw ailfidh uartisan leaders. § locinede exhibitions in New Euglund, profess to ther power to alleviate the sxony, and the opium | SUN, eater dies at Iaat from the effect of the poleon acen- motated in his aystern. If at any potnt in the pro- + he determines to retrace hia stops, its done onty igh extreme paln, white the many patafal con- sequences which romain are froquently not overcome Yet In the fatter ease the progress §# eon- ord tmproverent, while for any one re. nisiving undor the power of the drig thse is abso. for yours. tinwally to lutely no hope, he greatest consumers of opiun are to be found ong Astat , bat vetles has greatly ncrcaced of Inte yenrs In tyoth poanl Amerien, In the United States the con iirmed opium entern sre estiioatod at from $9,090 10 100,000, The effects of the urag are found to vary in dierent races, Tue Orion book Ww besuululy priitedy UUTOBER 8, 1865 erence scant ent ol BE The Rosecrans Mission to the South—What Rosecrans Thinks of Lee and Beaures eord Jom Adviser, From a tetter by Down Piatt to the Cinetnnatt Co rer ial, Mac-a-cirmen, Sept. 29, 1 Yesterday, at the Burnet House, Toran Gen. seerans—"' Old Kosey,” a Gordon Bennett bis Ouly we fondly called isn ‘when Wragg war attackirg him in front, sod (0 Secretary of the Bear Department, and old Meilerk, Were making themmelves dis Rees ae toge oF deal “What's (he ma’ ble in the rear, nizing me ae one of | and he ie 1 insisted upon our dining th we bad along **frong ond manly” t yd iny General that Eat, of late, bad @ good ‘of montal ansiety on his neeount. er, Colouei Ww YoMK, Ocha ie responded, or+ Mus, M. GILL, | | PROTESTANT Provided by the General Convention.” Carried. dian ae amended was ti en adopt: d entire. The following resolution was then adopted by cleriral vote of 118 ayes 10 @ nays, and a lay vote o 1 to W—majority on joint pallot Resoteed, That thie. Conve er, Including the Litany, was | ots "i Hers, J.J, Hovinson, D. 0. and | Snide hereny direct th The Bishop then eaiied the Conven- | } A. The Rey. C. F. Hoffman offered the | fy, within ang state. on WG Secretary ead the repos of tue Comuntttee oy Nocosan Fund, showing an unexpended balane ort ing to this Convention. or subject (o | of got4.53, which they desired sliould be appropriate and they are hereby req el E Abe | toward paying the travciling expenses of delegat Aépoait with the NW. ¥. Life And Tenet Com. | toward paying th ling expenses of delegat debate iY, Comaca ereeugam | sect aafisince st Unong? at oe ere a {Now York, upon the beet tate of interest | ifsnything remained, directing it to the pabileation can ohtata therefor, faeh mone of the journal of the Convention, Committers of oF aa hha Northern Missions, Charitable Fund, ard on Bishop’ Salary, were th nApvointed. ‘The resolution adopte ed at the Jost i Convention was then nan! credit, Dut In Reparate Recon! AI inthe su tr eroicrtiees loken «op, eee RS {8 | monsty adopted in teu of tae d resolation r ta beled Intostentet by ft, @ phonomencn Tl, General’ Laatd, yon kind natare has Watt by Wigs respective Trasiecs cp | commended by the Committee on tc Council, h eoldon taken place tu Karope or Americs. In | permitted sone bad advisers to, get you ina false | ws heretofore, foF Feluvestineat or oiier | ANer sone ly routhie busiaces the Convention Kast also the consumers of ovlum are frequently | position before the public, in the Lee and Beaurogard adjourned distorted, w Gonseqhenes whieh rare ows bi alr,'* second resotation provides for a committee to oe els Consequence which rarcly follows here. | NT inay be tn afhiee position, hut I had no adviser | suey depository, and agree upon the rate of | Tite Opexixa or Worth Stneer—Toth ‘he volume befove us has Leen arranged strictly | good, bad, or indiflercnt J never saw n singie pos | Pryce, AOR | branches of the Common Coune!l, having edopt wil regard to the perueal of opinm eaters, Every it the Gores gH reo Pi neruee | Ti Tuthons were referred to the following | resolution declaring that the actnal opening of Vorth point is trente gh ¥ affect the BP ne en ete eee tienes | Sommittes of lagtnon ap by the Chair: J. F. | street aba ce on the first day of Octobet Y i eat Hon might tn any way ad hey ir ing the war, and held that confidence | De pisstce , &, Winston, and Rdward done et., the pap wor Hosman for bis ape recovery, and the comptics, speaking with the ag | worthily, might. be Induced, if properly approach 4 ‘The Comeittee on the General Theological Bent. | Proval.. ft will be remembered thnt the Corporalica thority of one who has himself vanquished the prac: | to use that influence to pave the way to p nary repmrted {nat the anount contrinmed by thie | COUNSEL ARhort time siuce sent in & communicatio tice, shoves brlefy bat plainly how grext ie the ene | Mcaneillation, and ao T tried it on. That ts diocese to the Seininary excee'® $20,000, the Comenaionees’ of Mitac int kaneaeoes 4 5 o a b ie Commissioners of Eatimate ard Asscesmen couragenient for makin the effort. low responae to your carnest Ie The fioaneiat contiion of tue Seuiinary t¢ eonnd, bad b 1 by tho Supreme c vo weak for suc The debt has been pald, and a fund created for i. Pe weep coatrmed by the Supe The Rev. Coantgs Kixestry has translated the | think that l WORE at 08 Wook Sor'Geeh 6 | re. en OF the preient Hones OF us ops ure | Court, Gouerl Term, June 90 last, ! of the most noted hermits, from the original “th some fee! he ta weak, without boing @ | gratuates of this Institntion, etek Via ae Hiograbihien wHbteN Le thee conten patattok Ge TOL | Week eae de tee ad be Car nlon cuuticas cid | Cor, 6B Hngslan ohered @: Pivolation: Wilus eras ed the following apoe ti ‘ot the Cut tenae lacked the menial qi adopted, recon mending the raising of a sufiicient fie, o lowers, In the early ages of the Christian Chare bi a ine fuul tor ® fire-proof building for the Mbrary of the y LY 1 with the addition of Al introtuetion | oapert flere from the | Bemtnary, Sa hd nimerous comments 4 wn. tie elves in a | thatner it nthe Bott } the | ‘ t ci ingest? CF pe Gotten! ee Hes bs: " 4 orable, Weh-toned. gentieman, an rom Trivity Churely Mount Vernon—two wits LOHRIK, SALI arose Roman. emiptee the Pld, OF fiuty, 1, eith all his | eon referred tas eporial Committee to. ineestizato tu 0 , cou ne siey roy “ormed 0 partaite W Hiapton’& Cu, wo lead the | a report, the Comm tod ach Feport re- 1K tre-ormed the pormulte Wade Hampton & bs © ; iMouities and uGered a resol. - a Rot Fs i the em. Hampion & Co, ave not the tenders, ‘They | p favor of the admissiua of the Rey, 3 Caneynan ty ihad {root but the men of the arr mour ( ‘ ; ¥ of Iu anbjects, th ne nich, hee tho ters, anil it A] Me Mamition Tish offered the following vm and 8. a gy ee ‘ y ve result We mustappealto | 7 . THAL the Reg. Willem Ramuel Cotoy be ¢ Tor Arrrars—Nerone Cater denes Hest d to grow more And moro eorprt Fret re Has iteetor of Frinity Cour id | Axo Att tite denes—Renertye Botte oF Rate 1 seaiiek bareenn Che Phone Lin g ty thom, w Dr, I {t offered m fosotatton ta aettiothe | moana axn ia bine av STorriNe PLACES.— t t t 1 prions 4 re | 6 Couy fy reongnie ng the A F h G fn t t. The ‘ omar. | femal. han 1.68 ¢ | without eference to the logal poiais ine | York and Harlew I i Pie was an . : ' j onrns | Scived wetare ¢ from u y j 1 1 ' he ; 1 | sto a y F etait o ‘ itw Trem # oe 1 | ‘ 4 severens you | ¢ ‘ an of @ t A Hoag ned ie emailer iced ecarui to be just. You gra ) binding upod any diate: {| bot been aad twas negligent tm t ¢ { uth, aad, providing tur | y , ' t ‘ T bis . v vent i" t by the ay ‘ ate nh already! are desert @ 1 he | now uty bard kuceks for | tamilt Tisight, Mr. Hopkin, and t hind eh combat ntineks ry kana | br ey ors, for nof avelorate ¢ Hine Sanatstl Sorlus ur tate che +, of courdes but what's the re even | y Ses whiclt it Is expected mtb pie o ge 4 * “ Co. would lend « ktiping hand? s State, migtt still actin © t r fer 9 band one | What ean tarion tn n the State, ‘ny 1 tis, sind with God and ther Tae Se 18 thempcleusy only pr 4, Mh Prayn, Drs, Washburn, Alew. in on that track char ‘ Guat the resviteat the war bail be recon | ¥: J. Cotton Solty and ‘others apalio fur appedlan Thenco‘orth t 0 erntod ax endowed with nthe «round that the caocm gave the D e r viah for wt #. In] 3 Lee & Uo, 1 will Consent to negroes vou | moved to atrike’s rv to hay not] get which ¥ 1 c ‘others, » alar At a, and their | Lar ecbalape a Diy, hut Beanregand will | om, aiting 9 pr € ng Z. EB. Siminons, Ch ir JL John ry u ‘ Ie | 1 ft andey ' : do fu the respective dio | f.. wast a ¢ ” e n i sink i ait A wa iba: tal ae le of the oan nagro is edu sislative abody before they knew what | jp a . Frank Work, and 2, hoveaty of he berm! I el re © before tt. If they hind need to | 1. Simmons, C, H. Murray, and Lewia Davie'ae (rags weriticn of seit life, he | 1 rat £y to the Leuteluture, other Christion bodies might €o | (ees, hoine of the delensants are ported ie the ° ‘ : with them, aud in euse iegiviation was required the | heeyase they hold. Liews unon the provers ob w c e ato the | and ng or a Special Committes | yors ec nuit prows 6 spit: i ¢ which devcrlbed a8 snp 1 wait General | Mae wiih the oAher ale ray. The sult p “ ule by Mr Norriesey visit r eigen age s foray | » can read and it 488 pronoked to have a confederation, 1 7. At that dime the lottery rights fof the States o the inven a uf the erowid « i of f legisiation. What w la new boty? Was | held te inate go per a bye mnded, | | comston? We perience in these | antn were membure.’ There fuid 7 nad neo of (ink te ape i - bet | Tt Voort VSiminons thd thuwe ety Jas an ry,and | ¢ i m- | ir. Hy 0; un ON ee big eta the hermite ehanged nonks, Another form Pattee mab | aeincell & V fh sercative monthe. which hermit " Jwas that adopted by the : \ ‘a tie ol Ort was to work @ . Pia Na oa thet , OUTS | yally ane a ree ‘i \ Ine, wand Gon} sel tbe Last May is’ made dex wall of Uy ht nt wight ! en 8 ™ aoe in rellzious werviees, and apertures ©] reall can is ments held out to m | ont “ ee why Hand ‘ r * i ty f c , Mr. di | Dy ; bong i | give hi i er erroneous, \t Peat canateatit tetslee fn 4 or otherm ted ree | Raven mivise oF caueaited ne j am fer plaluad; Ex Judge . aw dimoutt toseitle upon aspot sutcleatly | parton. Tait consult, with as to | tue wor rat age | or ory tb t nS ' ace b s a—Rerone ann re Jenore—e 1 th or : ir : Kdwatd Mathews, vote mony euaes, then ys atorion wiih | r t. The hove of | Aiso a wiit of The kame. judieuhemty v fied make them appene | to's fs isa lial tn. adway or W.1,'¢ the then. owner, more But, even , 1} | Tease, expiring May, 1, under which rec the s much which must | tr F went into occupation I April pres iaatott hae A ‘" : ane Tonn | milses were suld by M who on th They are the historlos, writtyn fn perfect good tality, Camilla Againe | that Shab an 1 fromm th Of amet of men who styove most zedourly to per- | Fram the Commerciat at r ly t poe t conatar {earnestly SVeLning An order 8 | rwerd Das been tank ! 1 | t n fons, 90 » ebable atu lon proceedings fect themaelves sap im uineaalsg eco | I R a Pech it Beg hy pan s upon whether th wh wdl a strong aad enduring intluene b » tho C i Osi area, yaesedlaty bole hee ¥ proceedings w | Hen b both wounded, gave ' portat this time, not ha fi i Nelson J, Waters 4 7) 4 sitons on the 1h inst, Their testimony fixes | cheutly tue J the eaiject. er tune wus | fi Le 1 r knor mal bullty where it be ; ; tae « Covnt ors Mevone Cree denon Howe by Mire Anxa E, Diewixaon, whose t entering the town, & disee t| Trustees ¢ Sande d presented thelr | avy atiorie 4 AN Dveumaxer Cast.—Wm, bacpabsta pa esd eh parila Poe i face Panth wan port rch waa rece, ; i r air or Newell et ale it mone i cross five uver diy public square." |, u Know what proportion of t Tis wethin s velvet in tsi b to ext work than he witt find | [iy ecutinues? fund was to be appropriated for the new | defendant Newell and Otho aeent of the fo the en We say that Sine | qi tua fun for $1.34), for @ HY | 9 Kecretary ethted that there was no Committee | e, This is an af y the piaine | b t of the M nt for piniati orcote releree, I | tine mites now net d na hon the amount of cash story. The plot ie a v4 . ‘ 4. Anco i * iby nofany false i tite nat |: @ sum a franut oe made lo induce Ite ¥ ; t \ ‘wn et in the | ; t . a that the nd Without knowing the seoret of her | wera Ime Phe pill teasers ; vunt, turn At 1554 void 1 ‘ aad ora H ta i Court ¢ Arvesta—Be ne Come Jepag discovers {t, and sista vpon macrytt Raa HUNT AND ALL Tum JUDE ANOrHKN RarLROAD eis killed tn the rlote of 1563 iu A NOCIDENT ( \ " a8 To Lose OB 4 : 5 erat: vliiver Kutiroud Cy + Was an ae Q ‘ a i a i t aM hay" plat Me shot while) mo t f beside the #2400 to the Bal und. ae Bol f 5 Feet : . lef ecu ‘ m 4 0 " ‘ rom whieh defend its appeal. he that itis unfale to. a prejudices si ot th Hehste Connelt | | vo wed s ar old, Wu tun ovor by ad newro Mood to operate againat those the Le hots in F L fie ith of April, 16d, ‘The phitme Jong almost € to tho Saxon race, * i t hear the t a Dee aA hs 60m ia iat : ent sbould place (hen Captain Picree alvo says, most of ti 4 were eas Bora ey # raved Uitt nok On thelr part bad Tevel with cultivated white peoples | killed afer they were scattered gud flowing througa 1 as 7 heen shown, and that ob any rate r if was $2 1 A the a L ia, Dut favorcd # federaie cuunels somewhat simtag | Kin of the ai eae hyd wee to ¢ f ae Dy wtih e dues #peak on the subject ho sald; “Come oo, then, uiveb plan now under discumion,, They huped, | Mts pe y bur Lis parents. ‘There wae, protest agalust the oppres ee A ; | the Chavet am the V bes | nuthing to show thet le waa of eiy pecuntary valg whic endured, As a romance the dinectly wt thi * 1 ” is i aptsaded #8 Wh ff Pn af ag pri hy Ried h nh exp ne 4 y yond tale 6nd act tn the y ecm OF the colored ie “aati NE ted to this courell well dee | Clust Judge Hunt—Was tii polut taken on the most sthited for the “best society” Of | cio e curse ol the Behty en e's | : trial? ¢ y cane hon nel ‘ Couyoution, He moved un ew York fearfully alandered, or, ulation, and suod sonie fees wi “ prety to that eaeee Mr. Reyn Tt was not, roa be taken ag samples, It peked whit Whey wauled, they , Mr. Hutler stated that in the section trom whieh | _ Chief Judge Munt—Then it will have to be disre. ees Hesige an hither fora dauuod nigcos,” hamid C Hooper, | he (hore Wass population of 2,000, nut more | Karded. ‘This Courtisy the rnlo not te must bear titution than It bas hitherto | }y!\ 16 © ban of whom proiesced any religion at all, | funsider Muy questions nut specitically re aah t ‘one redeeming point in What was so clearly established before {8 now cor. \ field tor we ¥ Operaions for ui Sanat } t + work is the dramatic force borated by Gis additional testimony, via first, | th to. wud le saw wo need Whatever for | ue. Reyn ef #8 BD verdict, and ) vere t ites wesetn ile i nis to prevent | vl adivision « acres or the | BO #ue n ecess pieted ¢ the writer's endeavor to | | BP eit camien, dane donna dai tton of nog aw nw of fact for the jury, and ma > the w an's wagon, aud’ t 4 gainst the delegation of te Hint such nisiigence was sliown by tive al ‘of A " ; fc powers cil, aud baer favored Mr man. Ti ecover tor killing an Infant M {n's ba He littie oF no Tenet | 8 strike out Uhe legislative sectiva Hig tert 0 ORE a It Loud H moral, and modify that, for on | Miunl yt wai Ley I compere tees: | The Affeay at Stewart's. i Moe a ter GANA" (UA hae GEER Akal bulore, 4 back sees t thie | , 1 RE hg $0 aoph Ae fou 1 reserved, J. 1 olds for oppeltantay or rv in your paper of this mo: er espout, The motwn t ie tase J, Parker tor respondent, ' ‘ \ veuital lo Femate Row at Ste ou Was then ecartied anuniuously, | Usiren Staves Commussioxens’ Ovrice—Ree 7 ) Tho facts are as {ollows: In cow The | i, Howat ‘ Ih TREATMENT. OF iin Chew The ; y friend, T was waking sume} nt ihe preity t sagt, Jamen D, Keith, The deiendants narration of more intiminte | « ut a's, where We met Mra. Spinula, | of ¢ f who Is mastor Of the American steainstip Sumtert ction by # vast neanber of 1 tying mn got tw represented, “Me, Mopkits earnestly supp hind several of the erew of the # ¢ Recollect the volu you for Ufey yess his amen port, he proseeuth h i Bs sn Mr.0 wh CAL right fw Dr, Alea 1 opposed this amendment as being | fonih section of the nett uable es , Un the head with rasol, T tue | a radical hangs, suacoutrary 0 ali the Usages of the | Breen, who nw tin c 1G 4 to Our American ' Wu oilecr, Who arrested nid in hie Chareh ; i that on the 12th y at th Hed in obscurity, and early shesaid, * Tam a poor, d wife,” ‘Phis ] A personal verbal encounter here ensued be- | ton, ke shippid on Loard the Atencan ehin a Cue fem seivol. Ga pueged iabor, are seeking (0 | is all Lhat was raid we cust be veribed by olligr ladies | tweeh Dr. V, and ifr Hopkins, wales ‘produced | ‘elt ee aercit Pat Qh voard the | to Liverpool. Eng. ‘ tunity, wad wrest ncticycs | who Were present the whole of the | sowe merriment, land, and back to Galveston: that at Liverpoul the ut An excelent portrait of the | atutr. If Mire, Spi ted wife, Tum eure | | Mr Hus\s olfered am amendment to Mr. Hop: | deiendant foreuiy, MOT bRATa tone uuthor, en steel and a Woodcut of his reol- | itis no aiair of o Wil you be kind enough to | kins’s anicodm part two. section thre cunsent of Breen, put him ashore and left bin: behim Wence Ww the conciye fur Mewlous Lhe 2 oublish this corr , dud oblige alter the first “Wloceses,” the words “and such in ® foreign po y e Other delegates us may be elected undara ratio tole | today st Poe The case was ediourned uni