The Sun (New York) Newspaper, October 15, 1868, Page 2

SR cD ce ich AMUSEMENTS. —— WALLACK'S—Masks and Facet. Flegant with his blind eye he will ee these! Bee them ever. Not even « merciful hangman’s Wie een Aspiendid cast, rope will be given him to choke off the recal- KS MUSIC MALL, od corner th a= | Jootions and the Fisiol ic Mackvoy’s Musical, Pictorial, and National Enter leet and the visions of the evil which he tatoment A Tour through Ireland, 10, APOLLO HALL, 210 et. corver Broadway, Oct. 16~ Jerome Hopkins's Conceria, BIDLO'S GARDEN —King Lear. Matinee on batur At 1 o'clock P.M, enery, ap has ch —————— Timely Troth for New York Democrats. The Democratic party ia ruined. It ts hed up. i train after GOWENT TRRATHNO THe Crimson Enders, 3F suiashed uy Jt is likoa railroad rain al : on Saturday at 2 P.M, ayrent collision. Amid the débrs le the PURATRE FRANCAIS=La Grande Duchetre de Gere: | Killed and wounded, and we don't yet know BREW YORK CINCIS, 11th ot. opposite Academy of | Which is which, or who they all aro Mosio—star Piders and Acrobats, Mattnfes Wed: All this comco from not heeding the ad hesdays mad Saturdays, ately 0M. aap Wty " . FAKES OPERA HOLKE, Oct. t—Mateman'e Opera | Fe of Tin. Sex. We gave it to them tre, Doutte~La Grande Duchorse de Gerotetein. | gratia, for nothing, without money nad WOOD'S MiSFUM=Ixton, the Men at the Wheel, and | without pri Tt was of the bost qual) | To Oi\go Ronson, afterunon and evening . } Atel : ~~ | ty, sound, and certain, We warned them ¢ the awful peril that was ahead. Wo pleated = with them to nominate Crasr aga en themmelves, We told them to with Srysoun and escape ghe fate of the old Fed fo Tt Fintnes for Att. ——— Se | ernliets, who were used up forever by foul ah THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 18¢8, ly running @ candidate against Moxon a : | the era of good fecling. It was all in v: | ‘The Kiections. Tho Istest returas from the elections of Tuceday show tliat the triumph of the Re pablicans is decivive, but their majorities in many localities disclos a narrow marpi Proving how sharply the ground was con: | about ax badly off ax the Fadernl party was bested. e majority in Penneylvanin ta | afer M 1, But it ia not too | about 11,000, 1) ¢ 000, ba Tudinna | jote to try and wave something. And whet About 2,000, whilo from Nebraska the returns | miny oven yot be savod by the Democracy ia tre no meagre fn to leave the State in doubt. | the State of New York, the great Bupir The Republicans carry the Legislatures of | State, Monatio Seymour Pennsylvania and Lodiana, aad will thus te | eure two Senstors in the place of Buckaunw | opr and Haw «8, the allost Democvote in the | tha upper braach of Congress, But the Repub! tans Tone three members of the Lower House in Pennsylvania, four in Ohie, and gain while in Indiana the now deloyat Probably stand like the present one, with the | New York is a doubtful State. The Re: possible loss of one Republican, ‘Tho Ke | publicans want to earry it for Quant. publican net toss. therefore, in the House of | poso they do? ‘That will not hurt ¢ Representatives in thom three Motes will | mocracy, provided they ean elect their ea tortainly be six or seven didato for Governor, Arrangements may ‘These olections are undoultedly decisive | perhaps be made privately with Grant me of the Prosidency, It isin accordancy with | all over the State to vote for Horrsan in All the preeedonts that those threo great | exchange for Democratic votes for GRANT. States, which have now gone Kepublean, | That is the only chanee, Unless something should largely increase their majoritios in | of tint wort is done, and dene mighty quick, Novewber. It would not be eurprising Uw | too, all will be Jost to the Democracy here in pee them doubled. thie great commonwealih, “We lave gone The result, however, is not eo demoraliz: | durough a great deal,” sid Joun VAN Bu ing to the Democracy to prevent their | ix,“ bat we aro etl) a commercial people.” fighting on desperate battle to retain their When on former occasions we have taken Dold upon New York, New Jersey, and Con: | the Mberty to advise the Demoerney, it has secticut, In this Stato especially they will | Leen on the ground of high principle. ‘The Brain every norve and uso every appliance | time for that has passed away, New cireum to win a victory, ‘They will find foemen | stances have come apon us, bringing new da worthy of their steel in the Republicans, | ties, Ono of these duties, if wo ean read whose enthusiasm is stimulated to the high | aright the signs of the times, 8 to Trade! eat pitch by thoir reeent enccosses. Nor will | Put, howover it may all tura out, we ean Uhey fail to remombor that there has been no | all of as console ourselves with the reflection lostance in a Presidential election for thirty | tat the principles of Democracy are inde years past whon, if Penasylvania, Ohio, ond | eteuctible, and, Like the Inw of gravitation, Indiana nll vote ‘ber, New | must continue to prevail, no matter who is York did not follow their load in Novewber. | ch eted to office, or whether party leaders are They would not hear ity hos come upon them Tho extent of tho disnster te rent. As | yet It in difficult to spprohend its full reach Lbeerings. Ak forthe party at large, it is and jow te ealaa ON." elect jo about 8 wlaughicred, | there's n god in erying over his grave. AN, the accomplished, the eloquent, lant Horrstan, may possibly yot be ‘Vint ie whet the Democracy should now eirve for, Let them bend every energy ©. | to this great work, and it may be thet they mn will | Will anccend Se iled by prudence and good tense, or led Davie Net te he Fried, iway and swamped by thelr own Diindnovs tt » United States Cirevit | and fol Court at Richmond opens on the fourth Mon: | —— | day of hoveimber. ‘There, if any wl A Chock artisnnship. Penson Davis willbe tred. There he is The Hon, Tine Jexcwns has Leen Indicted, aut has boon for along time past— | nor'nated for election to Coo grees by the ta Letod for treason against the Unitod States. | Repu sof tho F ‘of Rhode | Bat Juer. Davis will not be tried. ‘There | Tele Ay that party Low a mujority int fs not enrol in the easeto pay for tryt \ district, there is a ptrong probalatity that he | No capital woull bo mate oat of it hy any. | wl be duly electod. We congratulate the | body, It would be a farce in whieh t puble apon this prospect | tors would neceewunty render tiomselves Mr. dancin Ie one of the abl wyere | rilienlous, nthe country, and bos had g werience | Wh. Bocansw, in the firet pl wlon, er, and to hang a man for tr onimitted in wagin something like executing aman in cukd | * Hood, after twenty years of im osm le author of our ted with ma slater, He is t apt Inw the most it would room | proponed in © ervice DT, and i we ace, the war has Leen and also ic mportant na AnUTCH ever mean the Civil MM be a real | tune if ho should bo withdrawn ft pyrene We mment ny mth i Hanging, tobe graceful and Christian, should | Houso of Representatives before that ygrent | be done quickly alter the porpetration of the | reform has beon accomplished. ‘The pur offence | bese of the Civil Servica bill te to aulject ul ty office under the Na. | p which | There w tention of Jiry If the motive be ned by thees | every man appoin Daves to | tiennl Government to nn examina inflict physical suring, ho puffore more | shall test his fitness forthe place he propores from that dreadful nouralgia, whieh has | tocceupy, tis also gued to give more Linded one of his eyes ant nearly Minded | permanency to the teunso of the lesser offices, the othe re more from that agony, | and render their holders less dependent upon pea to day wnd year to year— | the fluctuating successes of parties then he would from ¢ mmouts at the end of a rope, un Ing group of phys ng fora few mo | It was not the purpore of the founders of | Van futorest: | the republic that ever | chery followe in the party hy the in. jang standing vronnd | holding power should ti should “explore the pulsy” and pronounce | sant dismissal of evory man in tho evil ser him dead. vieeet the Government, nor was their prac If the objet Le to diograce him, he was as | Uce of that sort, ‘There is no good reason Beeply div by bia attempt to escape in | Why, when the Republicans or the Democrais wWouttu's cloth mgas he would be by hangehag. | carry en election, they should turn out every If the purpose ie to reform hy nothingr | experienced and skilful clerk of the opposite will refurm fim. He has lived aud he wii | party, and eapply his place with an incompe dic Jerr. Davis the tuitor unsuccessful, | tent er unirained inan their own party thank God, at that! | ORES ean # Linactiiog hounds Of all the millieae who committed trenson, | tot of) n tulsa n him, mer. ad the a sfurtune A prrpetual be | anitneles rofy New York hes | u ald Mr. | ; | Jounson line 11, | chatted Hie Sil | him if he i mtininittra: | futk, Charleston, Kavannah, and other Soutien ton; and G #tuturn | cine A project Mas roceutly boen formed hanginas, « vhs le ld to th nenins ” ox over by JouNson, aa soon ws he gets into Uae | press tailrvad: tain ayention to eon White House j sider it, composed 1 in the ve iPharaavntoe thince abont wuihdoisn tuble and frat busiaves 1 (9 moot a Sak donis b bier took OF abn Stone Mowutain, in Gaorgia, on the Bist of this Bue auliectof: hang FALLOES: ane rendy t ae ein fast eta n the Wes treason odious, Ho Las hung ny traitor, wn nithere ig no reason why fame ayators Lo has mole hiself otieus, He wish Jiowld not be successfully extended to the Juwy, Davi Lend convicted, as he pro | scuth, The poor ay well as the rich ary inter tended, just to vindicate the lnw--to | ested in the subject, for the wider the area from geile the lew, ond to eotublish that | whieh the city applies, and the quicker and cl lower will be the cost of rr sides, there isan equal advantize to the eultive sand im having our piarket acce a, for they thus obtain a larger and ward for their labor, It will therefore be tual Leneft both to our cit/zous and to those of the Bouthera States to have the there is euch a ¢ dglivered, the and then he intimated, in the most direct manuer, thatif he could only have Davi convicted, le would afterwards pardos him ‘hin dy avsard. 1 Ar Jou ry wuably well informe kuow that the law of tre ox treason ngs, De <oNn were ouly man, he would tly well THE SUN, TH SDAY, OCPUBER 15, 1865, POLITICAL. {senator Mr. J. Q Adama, of Mansachumotte, 19 to ad. reas the Demoersey of Albany on Oct, 90, —The anti-Donnelly Republicans in St, Pant, and elopt | sinn,, have nominated Gen. Andrews, of Bt, Clond, course whieh wi out of {helt | foe Congtems Ia place of Gek. LGUIEM, Who with. poekets instead of £10." It was also added that | grew trem the contest certain persons would bo exposed to ruin by the | = The most original politica: principte ane publication of the report, who, by silence, may | ponneed ta the eampoirn has heen Aincovered by the be enabled to ret (44, pooulns | Ne “Get Hast It nage, “of aw quarter to | Ta ground that if it was read ‘it would invol loss of from 280,000 to £100,000, and an addi- tional eall of £10; and as they were there an men of bowinoss, 1t Was incumbent upon them to put atl focliugs of tndignation a Orleans Crescent jeal despottam and the cnitic Clacnse wil din appear.” —The World ts a trifle disapyoinied at tho re. eve their loss tions), and repay tothe bank fr haifa million dollars, Thus the very honest aud upright basiacss men of Liverpool pay & handemne premium to theft anid dishone by sult Of the elections fa te tutes that vored on Taoe % wait , dey, and “cannot indule the hope of auch a sweep. canse it ie practio heir own id let : seebbal Se c eh a bal je ". ie ing and thorough triviny h ae would have made the # poor man steal a sbiiling, and he goes atraight: | reasit of the oleetion in November a firexone concln- to the poMtentiary, This ec’ | aion.* ‘That ts certainly an ingenlows way of put- if more were wanting, of the partial ad- istration of Justice, if not of law, in England. | ting it, —A number @f residents of New Orleans, who The Goveram shes no cogaizance whatever of the one, while it is wery ear ful to regulate by Lave eolmed eltizens! in unter the Franch Govern. ment o# well as the United fintes Government, hove jaw the foraration and adintoistration of trade | been notified by the Frevch Dilnister that they ations of workingmen, gon (here, and it will a # antl trust elher rofrata from participating In politient afelre oud voting, or renounce thelr allegiones to France. ions, and other o: Bat rofora ts marel doubtudly reac even sacehamt awindlers BY 1” “thy Nas Optanne Tere, referring ton state Liha 58 et : montot the Mobile Tribune, thot among the Oret acts Ajournal called the New Timea te pub. | ef the Demoeritic porty, If auceesaful, witl be the asenmption of the Confederate war debt, anyay * We protest aeoinst this being represented na the « lishod at St. Petersburg. Ttlooks forward with | bsidhieehlnrn! sheaths i bial elyenind and 0: | vient of the fonthern peonle, Nothing t forther operation betwoen Russia and the United States, | pom their thonghte or desiree than this revived of aod inthis we trast that it does not anticipate | ony od ieenes oF gaivenizing Nfe into xy defunet nore than the futare wil But it forgets | war obligations, thot the New ‘Ygnes, from which it derives ite t s reimorkable for new moral ideas and forces than for. pal The great inquiry in town yostérday waa, Who ts George Woshington Langley 1 A large num | ter of excited Democrsta, who Mente at primery nd | elections, were frantloally 1u hing wbout consulting id the | the Direecory and asking everybody they met wher thr great Langley beld forth, It wor woderstood that they were In urgent need of woms of Mat $10,000 10 poy thelr tomsen on Penniylvania, Up to one hotest advices, tele seareh had nov been as suc coastal ow they could have desired, ~The a yout at the Taminany Hall are me and tnilitary combina. i jarchy and the great | bt gether in ear tivo Oar national hyme ss Yankee Dood at the Anieti verizon Republic cant Russian t fest for cornest ent. Now the Kuseian national hymna t4 a magnifi- oi cont ploce of music, worthy to be the reprenenta- | meeting on Tuesday night that the Democrats had tive ir of a mighty and noble people; and we | exrried Penasylvania and Indiana was ealeulated to to hear Yankee Doodle played along | cheer the heart of the Neteners, It did more. 1 cleared them to puch @ degrce Ut De mocrey left the boll, and on meeting Nepy sof their acqnatutanes, offered to bet wih them. ‘The latter ware ready to necominovtate them, and the re falt was that an aggregate of twenty-thousand dul lars was loot by the cundding ones, The great duty of | During Mr. Atkingon's speech at Rusia isto civilize Asia, and to estublinh politi: | yfage, the other evening, he etated the frets tn re eal onder among i as the basts of liberty hereafier, The great duty of the United States is to civilize and populate North Atnericn, and plant democratic institutions, fertile in libe: wud progres the enormous expanse of the continent, All that the two powers should require of Ba rope is not (o disturb the practical excoution of these gigantic historical enterypives, Let Ger- many, Franc as interested they choose, sp the work, t ill be no occasion to be troubled ut anything else that they may say or do. —— Wo nav on artist with a velocipede taking would moke ankeo Doodle sound quite tible, Hut we shall alwoys ocettor with Russia earnestly are marked out as ange ite majestic: acer poor old fidd wrote ‘ tea di and eonte pts for moreh for earnest ends by the hand of I ‘Those ex deuce, gard to the Alscharye and return to mrebel master by Gen, Batier of am tio Fo narly white thet ie had t, where he proved to bea He sold bis informant wara member Wier, elave bad culiste me of bis Informant belay ealled fer by one of the ondience, Mr. Atkiueon Le would pive it when Gen, Butler shonid ¢' the nome of the person who procured and sont tobim « copy of a private telegraphic merrago belonging to the epeaker —The St. Louis Democrat anys: Conversations with prominent Kadiesia from every part of Slate, who ere here attending the Fair, wurrant in guy om that Minnoart Is us #ufo for Grant ne Manet ehue tis or Towa, We shail enery the First Oon Jonal Distriet by Mw, the Becond by 7,000, the nd friendly spectators or not, as As long as they don’t attempt " T A by a email majority, the Foarth by 6,000, the ere ie Hat bo Me : 3 ¥ afer | wit hy 4.00, Whe Boventh by S000 ; totel, B1,¥0 Boon, Perhaps he was out to celebrate the ronult of | r.6 ighth tn close, and in any cent Will not give @ the elections whiel lad just concluded, for it wal ity to ithe but we he curry yifal; beth Col, just after sundown, and the polls had closed every- ¢ Aixth aud Nath are d where. His performance attracted a large crowd | Van Horm and Col. Dycr have file prospec and oftuters ted spectators, ‘The Nicoleon pavement | sircag hopes of ences, But thor two dieirie elloris, and his shill was secon | alone Burt ove oO Mh, majority before te re. Ho todo a French veloc | Danwcrete can hope to earry Mtnourk 4 whol of shout three fet Bs. Cuetin, of the | Treg. Tame, t0 two inctes, and rode itlike @ master, Hin alow | Sreeeh at the Cooprr fustitateon Tarsday night noveINonte Wereiencellinit; Wwiikuntinnstoaditions | LUIS, POMS. Chine th tegerd to. Mr. Griswold, tie , : Kepadiicnn cand or Governor, of Intereat to or wabbin We let himself out be wont | sing mon and workingmen, Me, Grlawold wes 8 {of en arrow Poor boy, and had no beter oppertunty for educa wer cA to wnlisty st on curly age to Lew York es a eler, a re ‘ f the young f | evia fuch ® om for Intell aut Wiser Kd ones too, would be | Hniese Gea. Woot tent bin aud ‘ ed te Me, end in aunosned a brvde nn eer 1 place posed the re toed that ne men bed lent howe ef Cor boat, he turned | Lin sympathy o Ns 1 oly to ye wen then etonce if the stately figure and keew | yy, cei wold, who. Hieted, would be witheat gluco of the old Commodore were in the window | qoute the nest Ger New York to watch the advent of thiauew vival to horse: | —The New York co:rospondeut of the Charles dure paw Lin, he must have | ton Courter, e059 iting plory of the attrotters, | ‘There aa good deal cf feeling In the Den hare his pride and his joy, and whose L piel IRAN sty anid eine Demcerata # can now be besten by ay riaart young ¢ ke of It with abandy pair ef legs mounted on a couple of The velecipeds is no novelty, Tt was invented | ixty years age. Ite propelling power was then, ta tow as now, the feet of the rider, except that he put | sted tem on the i doand trotted along wi ment of Seymour and b tty any meane heer in 1830 by A. Dee eniphoyee of the Fronels | Brmoers a Post Office, who thought he had « ® great | fat altho de Vin ite ete iy noting but in thing for letter carriers im the my The Ladness of districts luet on the part of Metletion hopes, and bis invention (i mito obscurity, Ttis | t fren ws spoke thus to me rune he over, and will a be fully uaiwealie rove eR In LOWD WHO areexcecdingly dismntisied in every part of 1, ‘ anes —- Tivery ono who hus had anything to do| ‘Meter from Gem. Grant te Gon, Ke, with inining knows thet water is one of the most | Gevenan: The result of the last week must con. fors ie enoinies the miner bas to vovtend | vine pom of the t neem Of further resletarce with, fuas soon ae the depth | en the part ofthe Army of Nocthern Virginia in tila of an ord is reschod, and must Le | #trusste, Teed thoi it ts ro, and regard ites y sa + to oonble the work | t0 fait from myself the responsibility of any ! 7 ss ‘! “| farther effusion of Liood by asking of yon the ene. toy 1, Thestenm engine wor Grat dovised | Tir stun Faery ‘ : render ef that pertion of the Confeternie Biates fOr ko of providing power to do this pump> | army known ae the *Army of Noriliern Virginia." ing, and it was for a Coraish wine that Wart ine] Gen, RE. Lin. U. & GRANT, Liout-Gen. vonted his great {inprovement on the orig ss SeRErET Pika taises. Lester from @. We B. to Gov. Seymour, f nt Paes To 1M, 1668, ' na DWAIN | AGA ANU 80 Covenvor: Tho rorult of yesterday must cou Bac 8 by Hew vince yon of the knee Of further persistence 6 uf geting rid of the water, boon lately | I fect dhat it is a0 ' » the Nevada te party in this eve wy duty to of any further ex nde ro myself the veaponste re Heat penditnre of money and tiwe by seking that you will : aa Isbond your followers, now armed Ia oppurition a Cop rersed Will of the American people : GW. B. to pump iueir, A Nevade paper ways: — phe iner a the ficat of our mines $9 now be ww Wow on the Elertionss pinnt ¥ of our ilning companies ino To the Baitor of The Sun, Hrubte: Wd. 16 Proving. ® ER acte to mining firs About the Both of Angust you printed » levels lying below wm dept the Inctosed communtestion, The prediction how ‘ ay Velas or *pockes proved correct, On the reputntion pegulred by its aeeursey 1 propose to preclct oiuce p hay anid r vith ot the proper t ond you: my adver r Lin idl wave predictlon in you paper of dhe Toth we Wor A orcLoNs, 7) the EMior of The Son a hie 10th ted w drop of Wat Jour [aper of the 10th predtet Wek Wed ws HO mon win te txke place oa the fd of X sc8 Of the Cl panty relo oular depth o: eleven ku ee AIEAVer actor How stats ne chy ae thea laws fright'ul heat to be endured covelon of winds are t bd, althongh some of the best (ihe word lave Seen engaged 19 thelr inverts Very, crudely unie nced In w kind 0: I ai G wascular exertion. More, tor to have decremsed ry inelsuifleaat amo @ Wecesonty Le pump Lub four hours out of the twenty’ ‘of big eyetone will strike tho nd: Pemugyivenin ou. iat d Rowitt aweeh ‘nil the % fon bette tty leay! Meco rook upon, “Tt w it idee bart ejomeats fae a, nortuer has Fever {2 tue Gulfopad axjeo--dinpatye it. This corroborates the theory of some geolo- gists, that the interior of the earth is @ mass of muvited rock. Suppose one of thess Nevada miners 8108 Kewe trom alae, uw getiled in this covntry fora trial ectain or d about the law of treason, anda conviction ob tained by a promike to pardon the euljal would be but little better than an sequittal. | fyyor in Groat Britain, Recently a meeting war ‘The indictments against JEvy. DAvtsmight | veld of the stockholders of the Royal Rank ot as well be sold to the paper makers for} Liverpool, which it will be romeabered collapsed three cents a pound. They will never Le | very suddenly about one year ago, with liabil tried, The eloquence of Mr, Evaurs will to nearly $500,099, never be wasted on the living skeleton of 1807 @ reserve fund "Ther inno cecasion | project carcied owl, wad we heartily will be. ruin anything Bank swindling, ¥ ion in this eo perms to be gaining e the war wae $5,759,000 was defunct Confederacy, with a strong probabil. | reported by oe Dieetate 8 1 thy er a ’ He a) Eee ‘i per cent, was declared, Hut ou the 2lst of Octo. My of a disagreement of the jury, and a par ber ot abe Mal Y usnk ‘alaaea’s lavice id in case of don virtually promiced befureh conyiction, No, Jevv. Davis will be left to the seor- swallowed up not eply this find but the eapital also, and between four sud five hundred thousand pounds besid An investigating committee pions of memory—to the ghastly spectacles | was then appointed, but nt @ meeting of the tising up in his infagination of the etarved | stockholders, held on the git ult, the fond of Bulle Iele and Andersonville, Even ( report of this committee was quashed on the Peedlctor i rather short lb ie aod ti sould accidentally make @ hole in the solid what would beowme of him? ———oe November Magazines. — ‘The Demand far 3 To the Eititor of The Sun, Here are some figures which show pretty e , wsively the popularity of your spley litte paper Our Young Folds, for Novouber, contains ite | in ovr city. A vewcdeaer at ope of the largest usval Variety of excellent entertainment for children. | yyouklyn ferries tells me be used to acll about 2 *More About ‘Trotty"’ 4s fauuy enough to provoke | Svss. Now, he rulle regularly from 70 to 60 Soxe, arty laugh even from a cour old bachelor, while | gad wien there is anything of #pecial Interest even papas end mammas will appreciate it sil) more more. I say “persevere.” keenly, The third * Lecture on Heat," and * Lite Yours, A BROOKLYN Boy, Dilly, or thy Use of Tears," axe also excelent in thelr | Brooxtry, Oot. 14, 1968 way. Ad a EE Mhe leading article in The Atlantic Monthly | The New York Wedkly is making rapid pro for November, ie upon “Cooperative Housekeeping,” | gress in public favor, Ite thgilling tales, spicy ance: and very clearly sete forth the deficiencies im the | dotes, sud interesting items of useful information Uenling of the present generation of women, The | render it Loth instructive gnd entertaintg, and we venedy proposed ie to be discussed in w future num: | are not surprised that ite elreulatien, already 900,000, ver, Other valuable articles in the magazine are | ts iucrcaring coustautly, This Week the publishers *Forelgn Faces” by Bugene Benson; "Mayden- | commonce » novel entived Sidalla the Sorceress, valley Splusteriand,” by Adams 8, Lil; * Kentucky's | which promises to be one of the best things of the Gort,” by E. Sinart Phelps, besides poetry by Alice | kind which has yet appeared. See tho opening chap: Cary and Bayard Taylors tere ie another part of this morning’ 7% PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL GENERAL | \njo CONVENTION, pean deei y's Beaston, Rev he, Seigiows services at the Chareh of the ation yesterday were conAueted by Bish the Kev, Horace Stringteliow, Jr. of nd the Rev. Professor Goodwin, of Venus) ‘The strangomente for reporters and this chive were es perfect tie quailtion of tue are very perieet, ond Committee's efforta to make every one com/orte’ are wo thy of ali pase, ‘The Convention having come to orier, te minutes were read and approved, Tho Rev, Drs Cooke of New York, rreseated following memorial, whieh, wil) phe decane Wwtng to the trol of the Rev 8.1 Tyee. referved to the Commnittoc ow Canons: Tothe Howse rf Monon wnt the Mouse of Clerical 0 Tity Desihiee nie i904 tl C0) af he 1 faxtant Episcopal Church th the Lille! Stuer Ameria Tin anden: ened. being anerbere of ths Protests rereapal € Warvone ant Vouryiacy ut Chive OF ah Hetty or Row week 18 ca nora cont Houta 0 i clot ge end Care cont sterpectatjon oF teri tin ¢ fe soning therrot nnd th lize tender mod mad putea es wie in ¢ Bidertanding: and roepegt ally #b aioe f proiwuave Hom or nai ine sons amendiie: lay or Hany: B aE Dae Sorry, He vest vine Getaher, 16s Herman Cove, Bag, woe un ‘Treamurer of the Couventin 8, Beneilie’, of tmously elcet Sore aad theit Bishops hu the words 1How ing THlRCMUFAN teroiewize" tie pil The mover di Hy cose In Us Wea delve agains Haltle of North CiroD na. eustained th Whicu'the mover accepted the mend #firr ay explanation irom Dr. Lt er touched npon Is airendy provide? pation vows Of the prosbylers, It wae, Gi Lite motiC lait on the table, rejereed to t « Preasnted a memar tee on Can to the Charch, aa he might have occasion to Tne crry. before this Convention adjonrns, poses socal Dr Leuicjoun moved to prstpone the whole mat: | Tug Favit Growen’s Cure will meet at 948 tive tianiaie Troadway today, at 14 P.M. Mr. A. 8, Patter wifl read an estey onthe cullivation and propagation of bine and flowers, Revouwrion at Grace Carncn.—It fs reported that the irrepressibie Brown has bad a disagreement With the new reetor at Grae Church, and tye lef, With the choir, whose operatic iuusle was wot ap- proved of, Coxonnestoxan Ixvestiqation Cowwrrran.— Mecers, Ven Wek, Hairy, and Benton of this Come mittes were In session yeatorday ot 229 Broadway, and examined a number of witnestes, Inclading Dis trict Attorney D. A. Courtney, Bir, bite, and otwers, ‘Their proceedings were not made public, and Wey atjoorned antl tit morning. New Fine Atant Sionacs.—The new code of fire wignnia will go Into force at noon to-tay. All rignale between 2 and 124 are below Canal streets from 14 to 288, between Canal eyrest and Union equate; trom it to MS, between Fourteenth and Thirgleth © ceets :dron 48 t0 435 between Thiriteth ftreet und Central Pack} and the remainder to 9 ove ihe Park, ‘The fet code can be had at onions oF pois tment of a Com: of three e’erical and three ‘er with the Bi resolution, Currie Tae Kor. Mr. 8 gaten from points weat of Iti vie | fall fare, ean retorn free as for as p rh Troxteos of the General ed aud ordered ou fi) nt en line for a Joint Connaitter on ‘Canc the canon relating to Wie adraiesion oC candi | Gutietry, £0 08 to render the admission of a | purse . He moved alee that the Com in.tieo on Canine be the Joint Comutites on the part Ot tis hues, Adopied, Areao ution admitting the eorporntion of this eitti abla, \neely etd alsa oF Aeinite, to, eeuts on the | Pte . ' fiditda oth Hoot of Cue Convention, wis uO ted, Aversrices Linnany,—This institution offers Dr. Hagntennoane.d Uiat be wud ofelal invitnitons | vatuable advantages to those who destre to improve for the embers of the Convention from tie Amar, | shia pe eis bic be tty ti fp | Mecesntfie, an) Mlewricnl Libraries, and ha hoped | sshd pila hvelaobl ve Goes snes fu apace, ond also i tue numbers of books to be epulies Would avail themselves Of tuem, ed | Arjourned, loaned, ‘The secowmodation staple, aid well farnished. Th for yonng women aro walla are eovered ae nee Stoue of St. Thomas's Laying of the Gor ricdieet with fas engravings, which give the roams a cheers © Me The ceremonies of laying the cornar atone of | [tl and iactting ann ang le 8h. ch, corner Fiftyetl yt | Odicels end newspapers is alnndan ree classce ip Ron fe perormed ye drawing arc open to all who wish to join them, i Dethoe Beir Aw Feraaes Mestexout ix Trownor.— Putnam comion hvated by th JW. Brown, the eapross mersonger who ne foand bos builuers, the bu ted and p 4 ii an express earon the Huda rom roar V9 the. freee’ River allroad ow the moruing of May 1,and the wa ‘laying tue Rome M of the company in his charge robbed of $12,000, w York. Tue K line been att oe perjury in swearieg thatthe Meron, D ‘hieu was to be depdsited under aa fol owe whereis Le ATWole, Prayer Hooke pactora’ Letters, theae sermana, | tin Fourie and icest of Une General vonveriion Prats: | 4 eps Ws des [ Was committed oy iorse and viel ' Was w party to the act and permited to be todand paged, Tt I ald Brown haw received €10.0%) of the stolen money, He ht vitted to the Wenteuester county Jui at robhery pacity Laine dor trial ba ew Vostane Stamra.—The contract for furs B | Cauren , | ulst ve Lew portage ® won awarded to ther ie, Bpaewwatian, Cleves Auaal He | 4 al f Boatd of Con's om) Bonk Note € Park, eoples of tue daviy jouruels jouer Ob bis Coure quite diver nt from tie Dr, Goodwin asked for a voriat amendment time | pie box wae deposited tn the stone, and the | beautiful. The twocent stenp has tlele 4 of the Conatitation, permitting any bishop 10 | fHehop, with teroe strokes of a tual aie | autifal Thet Ocent stamp has for c prtfarm, eplecopel aciein'nay diverse to. which he cetot dod. Th ENG | mait-currier on horseback ; the throwcent a mal) train te | ya rot, without requit under steam; the fivecent retains (ie miniaare of he conrent of he bishop of walt dh erse, Ti klu presented the report of We. Cou w{tt vor of a division of the dloreae of Western Ne of the enete Rebuy! diocese, There lation A message trem the How the concurrence of the Deputies % ear. 30, U1. Hy reeynt three for lore), é fe z 5 = s Dr. Goodwin tis ce OF Ww plied to the Genera ¢ AD Organization of the & thal aduismion that we have hit no eopal Care) up to tila time. Me reviewed tory Of cociestnstical councils oF convention Washington; te ten-cent has of the siguing «| Of the Decleration, from Trambuil's painting In the eo w Christ himasif boing the ehief corner stone. mn aa as Morgen, Pf, | folweds of the Cepitol; and the thirty-cent @ aucren- Dow ve derreene from the sane ist, Gonthier to all he Renton A readers of the bistory of the Revolution cou, A (olidére=W. Ge Weess, Jey Jou Mar Becrevem Hoseiran Menicat © Fegular course of lectarce In this iuetitution Was begam last evening In the college building on Fast Twenty: fixth etreet, ‘The lecture room was well flied by an Ninuesoia, Nevada, Colorado, aod’ Teauessee were | Suiience of studen's unit thelr friends, and the full Frescut, buC but foF the rainy afternoon, the alvend- | faculty of Profasors was present, After prayer by ance both of te clergy and laity would have been | Chaplain Reach, Profeesor Le A. Bayre delivered vifiie euureh, edifice 1s to be an elaborate Gorhie | He introductory adress, which treated mainly of the dutice and responsibilities of physielans, On the firacture, Highly ornamented, and when completed, will doal © GbE OF tke finest churebgg it thé | conclusion of bis eliress, Dr. Wood was called for, and eepondted by giving an account of ie expert eae. —The At the conclusion of the ceremonies ontaide, ti Procession marched into the ehepel aryotni Jariuer servic A and wn address made te Aes stant For tie cnurch. The Bialiop ay re f le duge to the adoption of ter ¢ 7 ba ng ib adler das redo yee ¥ Surgcous—Addrces of | #8ce4 fn hospitals and among medical men im Karope, United Stites, whote liktors he also brietly ro: 1 Larace Both epeskers were well received and frequently p> viewed, It Was urced by the sapporters of tie The Introductory addreas of the } piauded, change that this Chureh, or the Churel an they sre | ey piensed to eall bt, is potlopal Chureh of this countey, and. that. to with the Anglican Church It sill ultimately bee the Church of the Word. He desired this resuit Mach ax any man, but he demic t tint the eatm to the nati pal Chivels-and tats ix ali they upon would produce sneh grand resus, We be dhe, LO Fit Myon t pact mortem exam) here ant fesarreet it, The Dec mn the Frayer Book and cane ® to ehe sand fous ters of tie church in th fh never entertained t ethan a drnominat in thi county. And pt to bull ow * up merely a CW Jo Great ett We constitution of Prote 14 worse ti {worm men of tie North wd ther change Of the Church, Dr, Adame, with the leave of the I Vis amendient, and Dr. Norton ton of Dr. Geseral Cound of the BEB. Church in the Unit Blatex,"” which would sufiiclently expicws its nation eharacter, A \wiegate from Tiinols thonght they might afopt the title of “erent humbug” as wiy vile Dr, Pieces, of Alabama, favored the chan ave naccsssry io eepied a eu cause Counch was much tore expressive than Con Yontlon, Which referred only te vocani Diiges for any puipors, Mudge Ors, of Tlinola, stated tho Ieent objection to the eriginal motion and the arwendnie ats (apt as at preacnk it would have ng sich on m desire. Tt vould niko va eave. wy this change to heeome the avg (0 Feat on ‘ ryenecre . buck-foom, wud then and the ge Mth tle pinnin val wp Oring u bes preseing out an he eFeesion 04 two dioecn i crarto make it Band; th ig eof New Yorks Fain Ont, and pu tug od the feathers ‘trou i ytodtaewanen 1 Matias HAnvattite and Neck, aD ¢ dwkining. tlie mane for tlie whote, seks the weal of ngosnt ara position oe to ine we homMCMclabese Ke, withdrew Milan's to cali this Convention * the bee | Ye aid necessitate four eof Veter nary Sur and "was deliv or the Artenrten Howeror,—Dr, Michael Flynn, of Mi Seeond avenue, euspecting improper conduct bee tween lis wife, Bridget, and a min lodger named Daniet Tracey, returned home auddenty yesterday morning, and found them ao engaged aa to leave tie slightest doubt on his uiod 9s to the eurrecinens Of bis tuspicions, Drawing a revolver, he discharged ithe bauian ta far stidy iam setentifi and) tieral ‘point the diseasca” of s known Ww Ar W Mt AW |: wick the mnie heer maw le | the contents of one of the chainbers at ‘Tracey, and spoke of surgical ont wedi um ta the leit elbow. ‘The wound is, however, COUNNON cattsck, Also Of {hese ¥ epeei dered dangerous, necessitate | 4 in uidere Mf, RUC aN MERA wil eae “ lapnespar te ats tie leans, aa. tie oer d man's removal to Rollcvne Hospital. Dry Othe diseases of | Flynn was arce F dwelt Wpon the th cessity of velorinory KuKcEOn ed ant locked up la th 1 Howse, to await ¢ Twenty frat amination, We of Preetues Stat Bout Feak of wae ge ¥ taken beore J navy, at the A he tial tere Ww Yorkville Police Court, end discharged, no complain ruch snot the en of Howe hae aut appearing | Sorieaenirely oats inset han ef It | Cosmestovens ov Euronation.—The weekly | Mi anal ia bet Sealy at report of tits Board ebows the following: | ‘e being A miocwuner, ie J Nomber of ciigrante are to Get. 7 164 195,10 jrime urd ip ‘ent @ tc Doctor arrived | ker 17D i] ’ etot nore) " ‘ 4 re seembir Mi, I at t floor Lith pic | He inquired whesver troduction of the | of cases were word “nathonal’? w huschieveus and | esta 8 ee want Frenily iiipair the ¢0 Of the Cured in lhted run Were DOr Lnited Btales, Tt be a n 1 by tin he d tn or, new boy without vane res LN ah HRS etic 1 tury may extend ted dorvation fur bing @ prisones bd nny Bd ote | ther tho we cuee 0 Lhe Weturer | withoot einer, About twenty-five or thiety cusoe In ata Wt wt aniveeat < A rea # adurcne by speaking Of the Werltt uf (by the Sourd, oo farus taking every Sabbath for the "I bg | the heprovenved {uy cat live wack, an} tat ned UT voloruery Aurgery sould: be eonwi tered a matter o guided veviod by Ged'e x iat, | ft r ie came eteeie shies: Gaels Root Denreation.—The dedicatory keep t y t « the bow of} t wl No. & ere held Tuesdn: 1 bight oa tage rd af rete godly soma foes Avy audience Was eh wascrigiasliy bata ps ¢ e sonthe eu jet of & tha puaae th Bee a wos handsomely adorned with splere untal it ae @ hy ne, aut A corsalty Of &, tonne anreral atady o ct ations. Mer. Joln Stratton pre: « Mexieg, apd the Av airy widerodt a | wesc NB. Vermin 1 Moesre, Lanemore, Ge . ‘copeclable piece wf ground w vf Opcutyg of the Ueleetic Medical College. wtven, Allen, and Jones, of the Bourd ot kde Chavet, And we did wot tluk fit ‘ 1 raductory 4 fourth aceon | Neatlon, ‘The exeriives nearly Cece ours, to thelr € ty excnl ibe Le Ke ik Were Of & Very luveresting chat t Bek ae ibe Lean t : Iny afternoon, | | New You Hoven rarmve Mepicat, Connon ‘ eutof t , ‘ « ’ > 1 Provessor T in ductory jecture to the ninth ecesion « " c * and wand Coikicen, | dustiiution wan delivered on Tuesday even ng yc Bg BS ' Crpanic Life,” iv | J. W. Dowling, of tine cig, Subject: “Tue If Meverane {the growth and development of sib n, bis deportment in ghd out of the sick rod ey art ys nny himenc ng With the | ‘Iueball Won well Giled with students and wembere Letosing with the ead | of the proressio ‘Thir college i now entering (pon suditnce Netenes with interest | item La gent, atid bids fair to have a large and intel: Out ay fo Whether these Unite er. The President ot the class of studente, De, Jacob Beakley t Dean, beg ly tegt yh i ' Wii, atated ‘het the winter aU by an able corps of prole Tye a penreae : ence. to 2ay, wit continue four | iat lecture of the vegular course. wus-dabivered by feuealion to bo dll Wisceongh tor then | Meus, Five leeturce would be delivertd to. the | srocensur Darluw yenterday u to know that th on board the ship ot | Sudeols euch doy, exceps Palurday, and they xqursts Yaoteup. a th Taker pee Ala aa Fer detrn a {| Could devote date ane hour snd’'a half iq | »JxguasTe Yeersmpar.—On t MG weltare, Hut whethor it be a nation of ae MU. He Aino seid that the Trustees tad | cide by shooting ti corner of Wit at ey, 1b could pot be ¢ Lat we haves Hs re erlag the: AUG to kus. Dewpetae Bey d Fliah sven dy of Francie A- Made ol nat to preserve er Uo tee ae Rot a Dane Oe ts Ta foreman over #4 Smployed et vulieiny Ait nthe wunter of stucoute ie enall this tert | a rereevatr on the eumner of Trath avenue and 1644 if ihe number will be indies, The Dietor | atasts Deceased bas a wile ah fur ila fe bot Leopremtiind ary rg tenny Bhs Weeiawden...An antemorten hizen of ted tate 4 at Nitty eosath te ieorainet exauin Helievue I} apital, on the body ai i citizen ‘of avalon 1 | Saneate woe ° Legainst sl | ata wow — uned Kobertsen, 'l years of age, wha Torin to bea merier er tue Precestart | Oppse i wurve whi be delivered | iis hou tule trom ines, striie-ed on Lee by Pal lurch in de ed Beaten Alex, Wilder, | Jereusla noo, at O Mul cary etroet, oy kleke Bou hee usiieun.ty, Lie es vider | ioe ber onan, Ace. tuitment Was losaed ch to bave ek ‘ by Coror agit st Har ayton, who wan ale me ether ‘Cularchon. hve Ae ru ready ce athe Potbe es anotier chia Ae ace teban ei vatet Mota Vouice.—The report of the Sue for te J n Cs Santi im in ar whl oh Witt dar Hation Pree wer van . i Ky “5 @ Synod to Le superior to Bay Li She dob 1 in of the iy #0 loch Wek ali We hove \ evi, the wbscnees i} 1 of Christiona of al hyper | 4 property Ie sickucem Muountas by only 6 dupe | alata yt c Ves me ven Uk a Menignaciomsy 1 resol enrg ¢ 4 joule | 2 ‘ res | Mr. tin ud the ollgr speakers upon th Wark item, ot Ig THES BLICDBOUNY | niggling ‘ 1.998; Went twerided. Me bad wo dene iat a Inspection uf the Pirst Brigade. any) * } eas, ong desire ou the part of many . | wi Ewes and Bovcaly-best 4 yikacutey com nd, Enventh, Fourte a TWouly ninth era eee | specied In ® equarc. T Jivents wore | 1 peyebte r enichedd paced ‘ OF the oppuring speane MOBS | Con ccupied thy preae ou ob Mie day. ding. | ORUBLTY.~ hi rdson wae terdoy ar. ins Oppon hk Spree fe Gon, Lichevati, & ey or Geuernl, and | uilabed t ° Dd rect by Wha, Le oliver derma than? Nation: f Geb. Word sua Atal» meal undeeriowed | WUEIE uf UE Lines sired, Willy ™ viola ng the iow } fe bad ag ba ui Lol, De € ery, in the nee of Col 6 61:0 eo © fowl, at 7 1 tat ou nd, wuiel WE Corttire for ugh ¢ complaint alsa te royin maredin evCuly Leo om > Unita y | ret ie prinoner Wan stant ne fore’ 3 belts. Fie marcir id practice on roostcus, Wile al led hy ious, wnd that ald tuosters, The iney having sail 0, eration performed, live In palo mf Je by Major Gion. The Second keghmentin, | aud torture for perfods irom b:tween one week and rowteoly 0) men. ‘Thc muster rolls were ry wale out, The ‘weith Roginent in ecled a litte more thin B00 oficerv and en, ‘The gent Would Lave made a tolal of nearly The Seventy tirst Inspected @ total of cr# pod then, Inewiding she band, wurbering s, Last year it inepecced us5 present, Come YY U.oE 9 régiment give w Lup at Keir wrmory oo Tuursday even.ne next, euiri and die.” Phe but the prinooer wae Warraut ¥ as insued on Bept. 1 only arrested yesterday, When be was committed for my eantoinavon, Pouce News Yesreapiy.—Jobo Cain, 29, was coumitied to We Tormbs. having on Tuceday night, Tones office, been eaught stealing & ch trom the paokes ot Aloert Beary dobn ne hie p i i : f Voatercay the First uegument Cuval ded y wisacrorted for beating a horse with a billet rt enty lt : inet eguam ry, commans ones ta the Prayer Book vad twenty lu tae Con | 4, vl: Britker,agseubied (oF paraio mid inspection | of, Mvod sont dhe Lent....Oliver Nelon, of damon Bit. E. M, Bartholow moved to lay the whole mat- | i Tompkins tq Owing to the tarestening | Beh Was commuted to the Tombs for throwing teron the table, It had been eudigleutly discusses. Dr, Littlesohn potn'ed th Which fie chivsucturized as a waste of time, J tuosaage from ihe House of Belge! express how coveurrence of the prelates im Dr, renovuUon asking tor a Comuiites on Church Unity, upd eked for & commilice of couleronce on t qusti-a, Mr, Welsh then called for o division of the resc Mion of Mr. Parsous, one port of which Js gon dod to whieh Le Wad no oljection, and the moral of this day*s work, walling water over bis whe,,..Justive Dowling \uscd To uceept the tcatiniony tken by the Fite Morsbol la an alleged orson case ius Berdiuson, and Casper AM with setting fre to the & "i ae Vous White the vere was Ipiue ‘uk anchor ———— z Gowanus Bay. dusiice Do . Vouk Vourstugn Fingyey to | tle cue on tle ground’ doe cng, uamissed 8 Tuesday evening the New York | agsinel the accused wan lusuftcirnt vo hold thew f ie Of Lie Weiler the turnout Was vey pour, searcely #iaty men heing preseut, aud after wailing for a coasiderabic me orders came from brigade healquartcrs Guat die inspection had beeu postpomed ed Visit ov New he | Newnvy Volantecr i clien’s Association, numbering tity | On complaint of a Mie. Anu “ { tu: | members, watt n viel fo Newbursie ley were re, | teen, Rye tae cummaateed 16 Fire Department of the eity, ni . ¥ He J ceived by the Voube, ny a marched trunk and con a torctlight lou, escorted by a tents, Worth $215, Ly fab iy he | band of musi specific, wamely, demanding charses, to Which through’ several streets, passlu, | an caress Jennie Willeke as upoalt ae bad a Ueelded objection, “He did not seo What he | most of tho ering houses, to. the Opera Wo Justice Dodge ior picking tt a8 Committed by could gain by rebapuaing his mother at a years of | where» woe Lover which the Mayor | ¢ Seiler, of 70 Blocutie ! bake Ki at. Alber- age. The Church had dene weil fr We title of | preside Henry Wilson, President of thy As: | a Hroadway ear. dene nfeld street, Hoboke in ehnvention, and he did wot seet he necessity for w | suclation. 1icke in espouse to # Welcome by the | Fourth aviuuey was commitat far Mitte ae ea eaa cpponed the refrenen toe flat com | Havur. Juige” Geet aisaee Annrot Wines! | Geeek oF etat MeLarrey oi do Laine awa ° oppor rel \* vlor, Fudge George, Messrs. Avhuret, OW Ahern wa iitied” Wi vei \ aden orga, Mecera, Anarat, W asian A was coumitied’ fur throwing a quanti it © legislative po if by it weit wuld not be given; itw rita yaa Tha’ heed! to 8 sjncie Lisuse which would be vars p* se Of scalding water over Buriget hhe a it ul Rind asulsiicthtat 4 OF Betta! ns i Woll during a quar. rel fi vent 3 West ‘Thisecush Telit & euement Louse at ded West