The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 10, 1869, Page 2

THE SUN. TUESDAY. TOGUST 10, 1869. AMUSEMENTS. that they have set about building an inde. | thet be has never asked of received money M4 i cision to number 90,000 men, who call them- | and with ench a candidate as Mr, Hoffman, the De | western common rome to "4, the preferred to 101 ean a nf of ’ Hy | moerats f ees," Bt. Paul common to a, the pret * DAIBLO’S GARDEN—Arrah na Pogne, pendent Ine from Great Bend to the Bus | for securing the promotion of officers; that THE COMING PRESIDENT. weir the ie Kolgnts of 8, Crispin, thay are monty are sure of succes Tsiand to {ioy. Michigin Southern was atrotg ra the ‘tro CHASE ODIOVS AND ADAMS TOO YoU! from 106i to Vink. and Hieieburgh wei eh eid “Will not Mr. Chase be a candidate for the Demo | Weremore active. om, the iilerenn ite that ance eratie nomination ?" Tasked Committee Meetina an consaliiaton won de Held * je, Chase andoubtedly would Nike the nomins- | Saratoga very thiortiy, and. the, hpat terms w CENTRAL PARK GARDEN, 7th a wurnric THEATRESITccorY Diccory Dock. Mau. | Delaware and Hudson Canal Company are also nées at 1\ o'cloek, Wednesdays and Batnraays, constructing a line from Carbondale to Inter. . between seth and | iy6 ‘ no aMfidavita to that effect are believed to ha Eras an act of Incorporation, and met with an uncere- Pleats atti sa Nedetnd ag been submitted to the Adjutant-Genoral for the | 4 "2817 TO THE YOUNG DEMOCRATIC | monions revussl.” They charge that refusal upon Gov. Claflin, and ore naturally very bitter against purpose of causing © court of in LION IN MASSACHUSETTS, Ries, ‘Batlet has been smart enough to ert bold of ry of a court f —-— i nlantion, fatralit'® iis owe in- | ton," he replied, "bat the South will never consent | Agteed upon.” New York cent MPOOD'S MUBEUM-Aernoon, Pretty Piece of But | goct with the Susquehanna road at Harpers martial to be ordered upon the case; and that | A un Correspondent in Pemberton Saunre— t rear whieh pives hia w str mel fond of power Rc | to bis having it, He te odious to the Routhern, De and iy leon Rie ness, Evening, Laila Hookh. 2 iu : all the charges are the work of disaffected offi- He Talks with Mr. Joho Quiney Adami e vutset.” Plosreey, bad can Saves, secure Weir eeppott. Sai | Tha ren of th GRAND OPERA HOUSK wd Ht. and sth av.—Green | Villoor Sidney, twenty miles from Bingham: | cors, who have sought by this means to injure Sweeping the Political Hortzon—The TIM cowry MAX, Wen wee ena ern Oe i a ae espe \_ Brashes. Matinée Saturday, ra | ton Within a year, both these great coal | their superior officer without assuming the re in Pe etl oa Seer em te ta De CHEE, RDeecutiaaiy: | GONRERTO CATED Cees ecee ens MIA a KE—Mysteries of Carrow, aa t +i moorm “They seem to insist,” he said de nly ked. Pacite Mal) ig eT 10 cae peg hE—My companies, independent of the Erie Railway | sponsibility of any direct and manly proceed. Path to Vieretsattetwan the Cow “gpon runpine T“dcelined to he a can all‘ nonsense,” he reptied, “T am too | West ry tei #3 ay Ee itt BOOTHS THRATRE, 2M st- between sthand heyy | Rusquchanna rond to Albany, with enal forall | If this is the case, we condemn the publiew |. Sleeping Lene i allow me to stand avide, | right 1 Gr Candidate. When we have re- | Bile bi eS tin tinee Saturday : te Correspondence San. joreove patnt ve fact that Ewan but ¢ a on diver i 87 | Roe ALLAH 'S-eril, Matinee on Batnrda that region, and away to Boston and beyond, | tion of the report ia question aa unfounded in Bones, Aap, KesParsbecton square in former | youre’ eenvert” to the Democratic faith—a. very | redeemed, and can ‘name eo dietloguioned and atic a > : BONES'S WOOD, Aug. U—Grand National Festival aud If Messrs. Gocnp and Fisk can get control | fet, and every way mischievous and unjustifi« aye wen the exclusive possession of the wealth py oe man 00 New York names in Mr. Hofman, we inuy New York able, But if it is not the case we presume that e show of propriet talk of preacnting At present we must confine ourselves to 1 ond en e, they will have the and fashion of Boston society, neither leather nor ‘of the ticket; and all the more. ao mince the | cundidat Monday. Aug. mAND SRA eae _ | of tho Susquehanna Ii ———— the subject will soo: eared eng I ty this Sta he work of uverihrowin ig eae ht UF active for export, with shies of 1M coal companies by the throat and can then | °° as aN ill soon be cleared up by the action | pranelia being permitted to step within tte ar peray nambers amend te tembers In whi ate wo | le work of vterivowing Hadicalla 10 vu ow cater owe ty sare ema. 4 iw totate the! 1 OE [thelial Pha dented cratic precincts, In order to avoid contact with ein tho, State are Democrats, and woul: ae parting Wester, We Bilbao extra Patt, Be GIOERYO UHTELE OW) eater Coe eo are ee eee Vulgarity in any form, but one street ed Into this tent Governors., Nat_T ninderstand they bela ia opto Hea dealers gna family Frauds Wester i VAT, | commanding the coal markets of Albany | The Times is very severe upon Mr. Bun. | paradise of refined exclasivencss, and "no thoronshs | 1 (ys) {he nomuatin im te ou We tale interview and forthe tninemation yon | OLA O76 Be rises SR ey aoe and the inland portions of the Now England | urwaaws, rashly forgetful of the fact that he is | fare” waa placarded at the entrance. Vaasine | icici Taaueires Hf Buminated sentnet sear | hive given’ me, 1 leave gou. trotoundiy impressed naa Wheat mei ny => States. Such a valuable prize ia well worth | by no means the first American who, while serv. | through this straight and narrow way, one emerges i tena Vievatind. with the ides that Massachusetts will be honored in x i! ESDAY, ALUGUST 10, 1569. | fghting for. But the Susqachanna folks aro | ing in an official enpacity in foreign countries, has we ane court, th bert barge eshte . on that *, another 1 entlon ts replied. i 1 will tumateis oe in calling you Sts head oe gt weatorn #1 8 fo —— === | reeolved to hold the game in their own | Pt frowned upon the newspaper men who have fa- | Wish an encloved eurics, wilh Uabiitoa Phil bale | a eet he party. 1 do not see haw | PritS bowed, shook me warmly br the hand, and bade | See easier: salon MOO Ech. oH imia ant Woy The Convicted Usarers. Hands at all hazards, and will give thelr an- vored him with friendly notices in English, French, whole, giving cafringoway to the doors of the nu. | Heres ver after year; a d of we shoal succned tate me call agalii wheneve Feontd tad opvori ag y wert mised at flat 173 Western white The Wall street brokers who 7 tagonists a pretty hard fight for the mastery. ei opal! Ldn Besid bahia Of | mcrous paletish mansions thet Hine the court, In | fmce wall not be n very. agtreahie ‘one to hold ud bade tim farewell ERMC | eas nk an be nals mons ‘Ity to the indictments agninst them for 1 of this pies Got! ir. Brutixdasn ia 60 extraordinary, and the mis- | proeess of time, derelasiveness detected | Ab beat, Cie Governor oC Masmuehuactts ia Dat ® fur nviiicnnane re 100 Dhar nt Beargd fhe bitin Mem silky a se aaianas ty Seales Can ee this ial g reup and He Ley sion confided to hitn by the Emperor of China ls | etaint in. the cumosphere of evan this charming re- | $f,0arar 0 Surehead to pr ie at pale reer INDECENT SPORTING NEWS. i" Eat itn meee 100 tc ae Lei sury, are to be ed by Jur ought up se much of the stock as they could ‘ $ a ores lon, military reviews, and prayer mie ee Wir sie fiacom quiets aatee Sa ite ice ented poro today, The Judgo will come up| chiain at pretty stiff figurce. Among tholf ba ® novelty that the frequent references to him | treat, The rush of busy life, the activ one me | has apgoses ine Wee Qovernet c Ry yes rh. | vivesWite Monting Contest between Walker | f: dont ant nchan ed een 8 bine Ry i aaerabl| ia ent ccct niente b pretty stiff figures, in the press are far more excusable than those to | merce, the bustle of trae, ever ything that betokei 4 Coes Warrvee Pear er teluey Wailea Ee Re und MeGaesaey—Te0 Wace very Clamtiy | Bp praslenen, Jot prime oily 1av@m ic. for Bie to the city from his cool retreat at Long | purchases was a lot of 700 sharcs issued to | other diplomats have been, whose carece was of | "sell Industry and Is so aniagonistic to the assumed | gai (he iy hos water al) the tlwe Detweon Wo An Sold-Membere ofthe P. It. the Backers, — | lower at i8\c._ Luiter and cheese sendy Branch to take his seat apon the bench; | the town of Worcester, and nearly or qnitean | amore humdram complexion. Indotenee of genuine Ameriesn fawhionable society, | taxon late rtays. adoring ® Rarmonite. theif eon We race for $900, in IT feot warking ine weer eiGa sfore ci Ne ow x ae encroached edges of this owsia, To go or ebing openly contested yesterday, off the Biysian v oct 5 and before him will etand the rich New | equal amount from the town of Oneonta, Con A hed Ave cite teen rene reticent ped haan cireeat ubeais rwariies sith i James Walker and Htubert Megueeney. | New Vouk, Monday, Aug. 0o—rkyEa— TI Yorkers who have been convieted of violating | tending that these town shares were illegal lew days since the Cincinnati Commer. hehehe hay ‘ or Seth Low conveyed the frends of ftorre 5 ce Ie men engaged In various forms of volear Inbor and Industry, ‘This was a serious matter with fashion, | And as fashion gould not prevent these encroach “ ded, 40 t He" iveditim, ts Qoaltig dinirera ng | daeldiac, A drove o ivahid ate likely to be Sleugitered For the hice at cial published several amusing aneedotes of Bessamix Taran, brother of Antica and Lewts tomer, white the CP. Binith was et her euarte wore under water, with t Moguserey. Soon alter 8 o'éloek the word "Go" | the law of the State, Whether they will be pentenced to pay a fine; whether they will ly disposed of, Mesara, Ramsey and Pircnrs, President and Treasurer of the Susquehanna AN of this cit o 5 . Sarid ie (wo ten, who Went off almost on the | "Carym—Good and prime veal are scarce. and prices be sentenced to be imprisoned ; or whethor | pond, have declined to transfer the stock Tarra of this city, who was at one time on | mente, she took herself of to more congenial quar | New Sayluna | sarme instant. “Im the fret sig strokes Walker ob- | haves the hotter mendes, eeile the sentence will include both fine and im ven Bes ake A po the bench of the Supreme Court of Ohio, and re- | ters, ] re ee Te os tained the lead, and in lees fifty yards slowed with prime an) @xt spina at aaallonehe |e the books of the Company, Thus far | prosented the Stete in the Senate of the United AN EXCLUSIVE AKISTOCRATIC PAR ADH We kaw ami ans Sling tre tae] eet ORO BONS eS ee Oe rescuer | Prigoument, aro most important questions for | Jadye BaRNAnD's order to compel them to | States from 1840 to 1848, None ean fully appre- | But with this partial surrender of he se sau miswihoh eracrioed. #9 Whawhen dorks, bie Ne aden a napunt | Wig te $11.90 & ie peaks bape hh Judge Canpozo alone can answer Deamon, ene Bow Reew bow i ND L d sheep are tn fair demand, L spatial Ab lbredi alone can Answer | doa has not been obeved, and the action of | ciate these anecdote except those who knew the | eladed spot, the common business herd was not per Drought htm tow and “bow | paeinuibe are dull nod. homer ep were sold Vo-day me whom the them; and, in the eyes of t Walker, bat the. iatter bys ® few | aed , i - Fd witha tow telocied lute at vae. Copme Judge Prownas practically sustains their | man and his peculiarities, He was cold and stern | mitted to enter ani possess the domain, (nig tae sn otic hy 8 og find ftrvkee soon regained his advantag ern, aid Slate lamos were sold at Sige \o. fOr answer will affect so greatly, he is today | oourse in this regard. by nature, and his cross eye gave him an ex. | Meher order of professional pursuits could be . caves then kept close to very prime ent on a Sieke ReRtEry are 8 Kooper gies dab Abad r vil ‘O shyster lawyers, 90 | Seer ss be ant in consequence ran into eome stakes | - oo ~ probably the most important mau in the ‘The Erle interest claim that Ramary has | temely forbidding look, He rcarcely ever wor once Tothill Ar eaten tat Mebaleody Be 2 saemanes Ae po ins Ae BONER | Prive whey fem ana ice ike titer, Siew TEETER United States. ; Leen corrupt, in that he sold three thousand | * And Wares TAGES | WOR Sel “Se Hak no wildert speculators, no bogus Insurance | 1.08 08 ORE Senos Cet | several boat of the pace it —— President Gant, in his inaugural, ex. | giianee of the Company to a New York enpi. { {ete under any and all circumstances, and Gua fet ta heed (approved: most: ait! MC iborte | Tae ret ser . A no desire to | gin pice, MINUSTENE ALMAN Mom THES Da, te pressed the opinion that the best way to 6 | taligt at a price much Lelow the valne of | Semel te have an inexheuatible fund of wit and | nent, and most respect, goid-speetacied and white- » Beeke ot | taruing the up; ke bout le tod By Faudy Hoos, ¥ Bd ‘cana Guonaae w cure the repeal of obnoxious laws is to en sarcasm ready for any emergency. eravated gentlemen might ventilate thelr greatness penile | three feng! retacn the sale 7 the stock, ‘The facts of this transaction are, abiican party in New os lor of 1 i “ a Of sens artntode vty in New | was patent to all wbosaw it, Walker ‘ fares them, The general sontiment of tho | thar a year ago the raad hed maoched Iter ‘The editor of the Commercial bas omitted one | in thie quarter, amd the tronts of these aristocrat fy. and datikes tbe | tee ar eet i Avrived—Mospay, Aug % 1 ye 0 the nu a edo! in too » be la 1e polit. | Mansions are blazoned only with anes of lustorie Ba ant help aCe then alter toamthip Chy of Antwerp, Liverpool, mane nn’ nase, moreautile community is against the usury anecdote which ix too good to be lost. The polit- | mansions are blazoned only nau Y two men pulled pct p i mortification all the Btemmsuiye 2 C Koiglt, Alesan tra, mdse aud jak, pereville, but still wanted twenty miles of | fecal campaign of 1844 between the Whig and | !™port and acknowledged stability oming t ti i Steaus, Tiebecea Clyde, Wiinitgt Noe jough the school of politic peor " ‘1 ‘ " nie unnecessarily puile “yen cs laws ; tl us sh i 1 Ki politi econ | completion to Binghamton, a portion of | Democratic parties was unusually anita nd OEVICE: GP'S STARE Tuer giving Walker a chance wis "danahip Colorado, Livers mists to which the Hon, Honack Gierney | ne way being through a long tun. | exciting throughout the whole United States—in Rs was into this inner temple of Boston's vrotee : | aceut Wien ofl the Oil Duck” Waker, to all a= i ngs is oppesed to repre ¢ the . elonal greatness empectavility that Tt ny a's PORRIGN PoLIcr. } a his bo: 10h belongs is opposed to repealing them. It) ye], near tho former place, only partially | Ohio, intensely so. Both parties called into re sesnare gprs Lefont dongal dh tase ep itis | beaten, MeQueeuey “made nearly a dozen tneffuctual wandering feet this morning, ‘Tue front yards were deveir 0 foreie polley, vo far as i Attempts wo do the and at last, by two or three Jadge Cantozo thinks the laws should be t spenkers to stump the State, built. ‘To complete and eqnip the road, a | ‘sition their abl en leaves, Lasked s keeneyed ge | ha rapta Kes, managed to pull nis boat tor ropealod, and agrees with General GANT as . z : Henktons Atcew aud Tapmat tended Uhe Hit of as Ome ieee ore F .Leup- | under the water, ‘Thus ended the race, perhaps the | frig aarah tenn rn curin nit FCT TATLIGES Bee Rc RIE Ss NOULe OLE DIBA earl onker % ee | jose, that the President ond all) with | most discrace ally conducted one ever rowed In New | Keht Arizona, Stdoun. 8M, Lumber and tau. tothe best means of securing their repeal, | to market without an offer being received | Democratic. spenkers, and Tow Conwin and | tooked at me atendily several reeouds, then rai po-alble exception of the Attorney-General, were | York waters Bin net he may inflict a sentence of imprisonment; | ‘ ‘ Tom Ewixe ted the Whigs, Flaming handbills | his cane, and desiznuted a building betokening aposed to adopt, In our relations Both with Spain | | Janes Duon and James Glass were the backers of Alto, the c for them, ‘These bonds the New York cap | you Si i ) ‘ iT sporvached { Kugland, a Very dangerous and threstening | Watker, and dames Giddons and another backed STRAMSIIPS ARRIVED but Jud, RDO ] ‘ were posted throughout the State announeing the | wealth and aristocratic refie is aporrached * : Seponiion to tout 4 ut Judge Canpozo is not a Grant man, fealiit: “tofehred 1 r ri | poliey. Mr. Kish was dria in tis opposition to such ) MeqQuerucy. rari Ake BaClig ot MAUONIVA EAA TN The Nation, in an article these | talist Feferred to agrocd to take at 85, | days when these distinguished orators would ad. | the doorway, when the fullowing nous m ty eve: |W course, and 1 think the risuit will prove the ae AQUREEATON AE =City of Mrooklyn and Tripoty saelicldebiadsd re upon these | together with 3,000 shares of — stock | dress their fellow-citizens. One of the appoint : wislom of the policy he has » upon the Ade | TE WANING REPUBLICAN PARTY, Lonbon br rny, Ang 9Nestorian, Quebec proseentions, asks what it menns that a jaty | a, 95. ‘This bargain was ratified by 0 aiden’ lato Hanis rar ii : i Kaew F Aaas, dr HEN asd " Rea narenait bodega re . 25. g ifes ments for the two Senators was at Cleve H vaMe, ir utierance, when the whole country seemed of intelligent mereliants could be foand to 4 y with Mr. Suumrer's views as expressed | How Capt. Com ‘ as speech; but calm and deliber Gen. Grant m Pas convineed the most of From the Irth Tribune, fallacy of thone views, An exeersively seurvy act was done at the Po Eveeey ene.eF Business Rotrees, unanimous vote of the Susquchanna Diree- | where they arrived on the afternoon of the day | at thie me tors, at a mocting of the full Board. That | before the meeting, Large numbers gathered in | peared, 1 fale enabled th nt tie ned lite cane a second time, eyed gentleman ag indict citizens under this law, which had be: come virtually a dead letter. It means that in ap n Company to complete and | from the surrounding country, and there was a | ‘That ix the fies o! sie y ef Afamses, the y t tetect the fice on last We: Two month ago ¢ a jury could be found in thiseity who did the equip the road, and #0 successful has it since | great curiosity to see the Si 4. Inthe even. | #onsof the Hon, Charles Francis Adams, onr late ail the enarane to fee Costello was pri a small position in that of duty which they were sworn to perform. Lah ake Vik: ing a reception was held in the drawing-room of | Minister to Ragland.” eid be. Ugly trae yer the ip pathy by the Postmaster, Mr, Patrick Jones, On the A Peek of Cockronchen ta perf become that its stock las already reached the Fie ukesd hin | then wives ied the wlepe: of the nil his p-hicy in detatland empectally | inst. the Captaln got notice to be at his place on the | cay ne xiied hyn sincie Mark of LYONS INSROT Every law upon the statute Look of the State | handsome price of 107, Undoubtedly tho | {%¢ Hotel and the people of both parties called Neca , Pre ES | BL StaRSIer stallate tower Cub 2k E nae ¢ following Tuesday. The great Tammany mecting fOr | TOWwireti. Nothing cloe kil iusreta.” | Thi vs OIF : : : y yf . J é sid teataw mansion and entere: open door. Ascending | fidence in his eminent abil #tatesma iberation of Haipine, MeAfferty, end others Bo erased (oye r of New York should be strictly enforced. | Now York purchaser above referred to made | 9 'srse Sumbers to pay thelr roxy nainle Might of atalrs, the same historte name met | (et aasured that he will manage there delicate | companions in Irish urls of Costclto—was held ou | 9° "yyone sigh hiae, all cinere'ere Repeal it, if it is abad one; but obey it so i Among the rest was Joun Stoppann, an old we as 6 (red: OF wk TZ ienvonede | Orne eon orolee swiss Salatios the futervoning night, 1. ¢,, on the night of the #0 1 : di 3 4 good thing of it; but at the time he bought, | ang bitter Whig, who, it seems, had been raised ae Moanin e door ie of me : nocked, * Do vou not think.” Fanggested, “that the coun: | ond, Costello was present, and bound by all thezties long as it remains there. dteliy , “ed | and was bidden to enter, ‘The room whieh | try sympothizes wita the Cubans In their stenggle | of honor and friendslip to be present, He wus call- the shares went a begging with no takers. nator | the door opencd was comfortably furnished, im a | (OF freedom, and that the tiflaenes of eaagathic ones DV Nana in the same town in Massachusetts with s ur Govern: | eq for number of Lines before he came forward. T ; 3 went should be exerted in their behalf ch was short. T' e ti ‘The Gusquebauna Raltrond Fight, | Tust Mesars, Fisw and Gouun will now be ’ ch other for noar+'| canner Hos unusual to the betver clase of lawgere: | "eMt tewld be exerted la \helr bebalt a wes ot tne taeeling nor ase poticcean ef suy hur ableto invalidate and annul that sale, as itis | ly halfa century, and were both upwards of six- | ofices. s1TLONS, but simpiy us an Irishman who had auffered grievor a Judge Prouuan was yestorday to have | andorstood they are sucking todo, le hard. | ty years ofnge, Stoopsap was Kindly. thongh JONN QUINCY ADAMS, 3m, Kk," he replied, “that the mass of | penaitics at the hands of Bngland for acts don iRieniN.—Op toured decided asto whether the Hon R. IL. Puoyn Or James Fisk, Jr, was the lawful Receiver of the Albany and Susquchanna Railroad. A despatch from connsel yesterday afternoon to o leading downtown finn, largely interested in the road, stated explicit ly that PeckuiamM had confirmed Preyy, ‘ountry care anything about that | America; who bad wud are not nothing abc ie conshlerable feeling on the are fully i sthing at heart Jer the Eintekes Kaas tobe Reaialy, Doan eodom fro lerous jails o fareuee Lady, Job ait Duan « Pe te Rath ah aR GIL ug Neb Kate youngest daughier of @. 3. Bri fe. Ward. A whether the naturalization of | ?'S! | a SCE tend eter ag oper ioeed ppt gtaan hy cipred sige ogremreryreared which entitled Irishmen to the pro- | Ktuwart.of New York, to Ellie H.,prh at the pie ot th the national flag against the pores. 4 William D. Frasse, of Jersey City. ¢ fr of rant ag hy ae we whole of It, Capt, te int Tammany meeting. Tn th DIED. hey alleen as ane ilo made his appearance at the | grup —onsatortay, Au Panay yterinn Chureh, Waterford. In tho further corner sat the Kole ocenpant of the apartment, apparently basily occupied with cor respondence, He was a yonng man, at a ventare not over thirty-five yeare of rather ander the ly probable. No doubt, if they sot control of | father coolly received, — Expecting to find the the corporation, they might go through the | Senator ax familiar and enthusiastic as he was forme of ropudiation, but the prospect of | himself inclined to be, he at once took offence. their success at prevent, in spite of their | He pressed himscif upon the attention of Tarray, | mediam height, eompsctly ant well tilt, with veal rie, fee and began to be rude in bis remarks, After an | head all greatnens, itis fuce was darkly browned, desperate expedients, is, to say the least, | fort to quict him and finding it of no avail, | the result, ae 1 afterward learned, of a holiday's problematical, Meantime the road is doin Tarran coolly turned his back upon him and be- | yachtingexcurston, from which he had just retury Wnt that it ut the coun! jerestis by no means general y. It is true, T suppose, that like to acquire Cuba. That . oficial directed bim to report im | stoior David A. Alle ‘oiflce of the Superin i i handsome business, and there is little reawn | gan a conversation with others near him in the | He wae eopretiniinely attire! tn a sult of dark quiaitivencen 1s one. of te Lanes of ous Heople. Ww aon the following (Wednesday) morning lo Gen ihe embers of Face Loand at thir Boor: outed o statement was repei oe, ; se aA MaTIIES CetGha,, Hb feea Gels Hise Hot only would like Cuba, o would like the | Patrick Jones himeit. fe did 40, Tue luterview Cae the riche to reject an and the statement was repeated by the A® | to doubt that, if this furious onslaught upon | room, fectly enraged Srovpaun, and | Mixed English tweeds, He rose from his weat as T : greater portion of Mexico, all of Cana per- hortand stiif, “Jones Lu ry. Tt inay be, too, | was dircharged-—that he should a4 all this continent, | ment in the Post UMice of more too for ail L know. But 1 very much | the part he took ut the med bitn that he ve BO appoint. ‘kK on acconat of mmany Hall meeting { deemed for the public im ADWARD SCHEL', y x 1 sociated Press agent at Albany, But last evening the latter te entered, and awaited my advance. I approucaed him, saying other contleuous we are destined to pos it fails, it will soon bee one of the most began te prosperous as well as most useful enter | abuse, Final) ar upon TArran a perfect storm of raising his voice to the highest raphed that the quos HSIN An TA Tealled to sce Mtr, Adams.” i ER, Woon referre rec » LAWTON ‘Atal os 8 ., question whether so great territorial extension will | Capt. Costello manfully obj ¢did not at- She OLIN ton had Leen referred to Surrogate LAWTON | prises in the countr, pitch he waid: Yes, Ben Tarpan, 1k “Tam Mr, Adsms," he replied, with aa air of | henedt we muce’! ‘ meeting #4 poiltician, bates a young ih fa phe ee to take testimony as to the merits and report —— re forty years ago, and you bad to leave Northamp- et dignit in whose treatment by Britain the dearest | TI ite ‘Lodge ol Trustees, sth Ward, y P- | quiet dignity. k , : OUT DeMoCUATIO—NOW THe NRaROKS Woe | prince 'm,Mpuee treatme 2 pat ener on Thursday, and that meantime Judg: The Bourd of Health, ton in Massachusetts for blaephemy, If you | “Which Mr. Adams have the honor of address. | "* ™ mee rated ohieta tee ania tie’ inael Crete DUrDUTGe repcived by Paousast liad taraporarily onjoined Mr. Pisx If wo may rely upon the report of 8 {n't you'd abada hole bored through your | ing?” ({iYou took a run throush the Sonth last year, Mr. ube opinion for the Libeestion oF his cherisied ny aia, ak he eg , : obs : aaa ‘Ven te mat he Fonsialy ams,”" Lremarked. at Was the result of your | companions, in whoxe eontinaed Incarceration the ag 4 oF of Grand from neting as Rt 1, requiring him to | day's Meradd—as wo undoubtedly ean with | tongn d alesis carat csp eahtie dy Laie vations i ttt i a theyronule of pour | companions, tn whore conginaeddmeareeretnn (me | Sardee Naat, ore esvernaly iar 9 SHesraxtiuet aud BUN Jace wh ire aiGiudl Lhe proceodings at the special moct- | For amoment all was silent, ‘Tarran turned | 18.8 tew words I slated tho object of my vist y Tetain the Control of that section of the coun: | by any uf the laws of honor, irleadship, and nature, | “PAHOUIL-Onoundiy, Aug. & Hanost i ahinwe catibe On Ulie eee hy he shouk i ENG AER ERE dhibicaeca ANT pea Seno hehby Mls Adan, Wy the eaiton OF ihe | Le Absent. Batit would notdo. ‘The'order (or de: | of Charies 1. and Fiza tk. Pabour, axe not be perpetually enjoined from eting or | ins of the Boanl of Health on Saturday were Around, eppereatly votin the leastdisoon: | sey ‘York Sum, OF the. purpose of lear Gueafi We toplies et Nn OE Beta vale Hee A Flatts are reaee tf in gd to" corted, and in his peouliar whinin “Jony Sronnann, Eknew vou forty,fiee years ozo, voice said: funeral on Tues tay afte a ve restored to th dil at., between Sd ant til dys., Without tard rights, they will r ineir potttival rt their. in Attempting to wet in that capacity, Mean ily unbecoming to gentlemen, as views upon the pre I wituation ¢ fourth strect, Of the threo the newest one is the | upper corner with the palm of bis hand, He touched | Clues toy may, and probaoly will always take an ace | anther fice vxeursion toniay to those who may desire | O8 paeamacat me giants BLO 4 Clocks Te re Ry i t8 | most respectable, but a4 yet itis without the | ® mall silver haudbell, and a rervant entered, tive part’ in party contests; Dat the most of the | tcsamuue Weir lols, Free tickets may Le iad ou ap: | Ip c WETTE i 1 MRE ountry, and of layiag them before the readcrs o z power, It is. all none oehina hte: time Mr. Pruyn is left in possession as Re. | they wore extremely undignified and vulgar, | yoy ers a damned foot then, and have been fail Paap Co ENA IRE ism BeCOre he yeerary. of See rivet oetion wilt Torevee | Mesies. KH. Ludiow & Co. have sold at private f-yontng, Ang: 9,190, Delete ceiver, and the RAMsEyY interest have, so far The business of the meeting related to the eas “i elf to the control of a few adventur sale the house and lot ats Bast Thirty-fourth strect Her finerat with t Pisce on Wednesday, at , . ing ever wince Mr. Adams smiled, and asked me to be eenited, tthe negroes are kept Ina state Of political | lot 25x08,9, for $35,000. ovclock. trom her hee, WM Wyckoll Hy Se as the jurisdiction of Judge Pecknam can | nuisance caused by the odors which proceed erate ‘Then he wrote # haifdoren tines upon a sleet of ihn memabaptamobions 10 the 6 OF MEH. (08. EAD, | Brnokivme the treads of the Tamnuy ‘are TeapSougullg rf ; The Republicans of this city are just now i Bo an , 91 rents an eho a ; Lawronce, Oakley & Fleury have sold @ lote’ | juyited to attend effect it, control of the road. It would | from the fat-moelting establishments in this 1 9 J foolscap, laid a ruier upon the paper, and tore the | People, for partisan purposes, But really ti ‘ach Lot 282100, for $10,000, TOMPAINS On Monday, Aus. 9, Mrs. Eliza Tomps soom, therefore, that the Erie interest is, | city. A report on the subject was pregented | Mneommonly neb in ral Committees, There | writing from the main sheet, Kaplaly xeratebing a | tiny would guste ees etter’ thet enti | cazous has sol hie mansion and | Gye" "WuSt O Morris Fomvhing 18 the TAR year of beg 4 : : . A A : are three of them: that of Twenty-second str Uirection upon an envelope, he placed the manu- | Nod that Lwould have them dented thoae | N.Y. for §30,00, The rotatives and friends of the f fu 7 " rfeated. 1 ow | by Dr. Surry, the Chai n of the Sanitary ‘ ‘ é on, 8D i" pe, he plac i ia y has bought 4 acres of Auely situated land ed to. ‘al, fre at loast for the prosent, defeated. ‘This view | 0) ae Irman of the Sanitary | ut of Twenty-third atrect, and that of Thirty | ecript therein, and planted a postage stainp upon the | Festrained (ron exercising them: bat it ts wot in | ge'Moune Vernon, X.Y for $0, Rutueas Serie aitid ate Benceive, of the case Is strengthened by the fact that | Committeo, ‘This document was strangely in 9 ’ Thar natare or dispositions to care for thom, In tie | *yie'\endnn Lat Assocation, a1 Cotar street, offer | Su'Wedtinte ; ; the transfer books of the Company were | consistent. It first made a statement of closed on ‘ ‘ ane ss “See Payite eaters i watt | Negroes, ak 18 Well known, are ecattered in | plication at On Sunday, Aiut. 8 after ort ines, ‘aturday, with a decided majority | which, if correct, plainly showed what was | stamp of regularity, It ix to be hoped for the | bs on ee a parti Guall colonics om distant. ‘plantations, and after | .,&,lt Koll Uirailway, offers at private sale de. | George W.. youngest son of Wiliain “and kiizabetth of the stock in tho possession of the Pres. | the duty of the Board; and then it contained | sake of the general good that the next State | he handing the scrvant the eller, i Now, sir, T | this ununatural excitement passca away abd pert . fam at your service,” he continued, turning to me, ire leit to themscives, pohtics will be | “Yi Ginson, 2% Monteomery strect, Jersey City, oft ident of the road, 80 that the ensuing elec. | 0 resolution not to do that duty. Convention of the purty will take moasures | Tym mover more’ at ease than wire fu the society | Mie Weare of their concerns, excep. once a your, | 4g oh rea nab wera le i te inte Bt ah Nee ; ‘ : Me ine f employers ‘ask them to” the | Hoboke indy fhorge Bent for his circulat tion will in all probability rowdt in the | The first preamble stated that experience | to Dring order out of this chaos, aud to provide | of a journalist, ant am always ready to express my | Pelis'to vote. thew uf course, they wil vote what, | Davida. Molloy, A48: Paitin ateeet, olters tote. ws sueccas of the present incumbents, has shown that the business of fat-meiting, | fr an organization hore which will nt least en- | yews apon political subjects without reserve," Per ticket thelr employers oF Overseers pat into | takes, sores, &c.. at Kast New York nud vieinity, ab . . itor memes Capua bedbon\ power tata r ec fie And on terms Of payment to sult purenyacrs, ‘As tho election, however, docs not take | even when conducted with the most ay | Jo¥ the popular respect, It ix not to bo expected SHR GATHERING BONS 30 HAMACETENTTS, will very soon Inpse tuto the bands of those who | gohte Merknie iets ae steno Park, Neg f place until September 7, thore is ample } proved machinety, produces an odor which that the Republicans should ever become equal “Tobserve,” said I, “that the Democrats have | lave always wie it, Ani they are now begin= Wil divpose fon vory easy terns, THAD and whiskers out and shaped uestiy, Ime this inevituble tendency, » accept recoustraction unut They kaow that while « set of carpet, replied; “the Convention is to | are tempornruy placed in power, it tnt siong ( ther own restoration ly politi to the Democrats in this city, so long as the pre- | issued a call for @ State Convention in Mussachu- | RINK to ” readline vailing system of govern by Commissions and | setts pian the present Excise Law are m intained here; but |" Yess wits” i itis to be desired that the existing disereditable bee Our advertieing columns, bool Evorpbody | is speaking in praise of the Ruth. OR KICIAL DKA WINGS r erfurd Park I tel, and ofits popular proprietor, Mr. | OF THE MISSOUKL AND KENTUCKY STAT™ LOT. uprem: | UT Wels, cIeis conducted upon the table how TERIES pian, aud in aniy, by the Inuuttable studio «a Broad= ahainpooing , Best work only. time for the display of those slashing tactics | spreads over a large part of the cit for which Messrs, Gounb and Fisk are so | injurious to the haath of the famous, The storm of injunctions has by | withstanding this, the final ps and is N agraph of the no means subsided, but may be expected to | report is a resolution to permit the business ne t next month unusually early T asked . y hits app Mente is striclly inst chins. MISSOURE EXTHA-Ciome #97 Ang. 0 1th ; nd demoralizing condition of the party should be anit? sarin hah’ CAE Cub valoda _ THR FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT. hae already attained an enviable reoutasion. aw tie 6, SA, Be 19; 1 SL, Bo, BD, Uo, 0. 48, A, 30, Ble continue on both sides up to the day of | of fatmelting to go on until the first of Oc: | brought to an end; and we trust that the State | jaye neretofore been hel fone cr te rin igre ey bee od rari seperteer Ra Teo eine thou tue tee Soak Shs 8. 8, 25, $15 6 Ws Tie Th Oey 80 election, with what result remains to be d tober. If the evil is such as described in the | Convention will act upon the subject with the | + yyy was itealled so early!" T asked. tution tasked. ‘for witich great preparations are being mady,— weehy se, ‘ termined, The Ramsey being on | preamble, it is the duty of the Board of | necessary energy and dee Well, our people thought it best to get into the Tihink,” he reptied, “that it will make but ht. | Zriune. KENTE ni the diffe peor not. his in nie SS. Bt Gee i their own territory, with a Judge of the | Health to check it immediately, during the Jone T ear rea Tan [Sane ues carly, and lave amplo thus to enluxhten the | consistent with the former portion of the Co ab might ae well|' jiteriokeda ee ee » Reyey f ri ' See pt. JOUN JounDA nr 2 «| public on the e invalt jeclared a topt= " on. Thy af | TE. o Puitor Supreme Court resident in their neighbor | hot weather, when it is most ofvusive. \ AR OMIT chie DUAN || pan att HA . tie taxbton. ‘This ie | MASELAVTE: Hroker. 8 Broadway and 18% Fulton at veratic party comes into power it | ably ignore It © Would ths Supre pronounce it invalid “T think we should | because of that Inconsistency Tamiced. Reddy the Blacksmith might ¢ the prosecuting attorneys, a of the report, | pat Kk the Judges, |" But, Leuggested, I his be he frst in open ven, Wi “2 think #0 1 ad covering, and | — jusulis the progresmive age in which We | nighest cates paid for doubloons and all kiurty of aa athoronchly good hat tht will meet | gudstiver. TAY LOI & CO. Bancorsy ratahip to hood favorable to them, and the moraland | ‘The Bourd did not stultfy itself by official influence of the city of Albany at | adopting the recommendatic le" « Joux Joumpan's eyes were ¢ their back, and moreover controlling the | and thus placing itself in the position of onc | uiam Vanuey left the city by stealth, ‘The | Yave ae Be the ws to meet nd de THAT FARCE, THE SUPREME COURT. Beaa tarbiaes Gh GAME TRLL tela tae 1b Wall 6h, New Yorke. , of t votes of the pholdes who sees the right and yet the wrong pu Gantaign 4 . Ail itence, | clare themsely Id have taken issue “Our Supreme Coart,” he replied, is a far It — os : inajority 8 of the shareholders, es the right and yet Uh ng pur plain kup the trail in silences | vith thom, ‘They are all by the cars, ant wilt havo | tas. no pendence, It ie under coercion. | flow Tur Loox—Messrs, Bryant, Greete Personal Notices, would appear to occupy an impregnable | sues, Tho discussion, however, which took | and followed it, Seven weeks have passedy | dimoutty in tmrmonising among themsclves, ‘The | Ht, hae t a thie respect “due at ana ‘sept: How tier bet Mossrs, Bryant, Gree a a nore ors Y c e the joyful intelligence that . i 7 qual branch of she Govern’ 00k, . Dana, rble 4 4 1 Lisensen 0 position. would be more appropriate in mect- | and now wo have tho Joyful Intelligence that | ewents of disintocration are at work among shem, | fAieamd,cnqaval branch, of she Government. Ite Alte Wlogranioe: and 'ehureciars: tat GB TC et | of th west ward politicians than | the scoundrel iain irons, and on bis way to this [and a wane eure. Haare | to dy Yet the resources of Gourp and Fisk aap cured. Hours lt alot Phrenology (or 187 © Denver st Also, Lorena t break them up with wise | they did) in former veors, ‘They avold the di pois | zy Dow, Lindso r, American Artista, 1 ‘ ‘iw. iy ¢ Court of General Seasons now stand geine iw : : cision. of Constitutional quesiions uuder the a . 8 er x row ‘Ab Amerigay mac: wo and the dofection of certain of tho | among gentlemen cily. The Court of General ne statnty | management, Now we have got 69 Mae We eat eg ot tae tna State eats ur ame | flea of the Breneh Kapire, How to Choose icine | JS Min AMAIA” Altre Miss Mec. BNOW', atom ‘4 ‘ 5 adjourned until Friday neat, Before the tinal | ourselves.” AIRING. OC: WORT at id, SON | micct. Allthis tor @Bcents, ‘Newsmen have i—dde, | G, Marien, X. officers and directors of the Susquehauna Mr. McNetn, who appeared for one of the peste Pinte ei al cas lava ically cau panne try tpt oh aaah a eee bee teat are Ber tee your ctu he ie Pilteen NaF Hien Te Company, may «till win the battle for them, | frase which would have been affecied by the [yi to si Fea lmao “What are the imsues volved in tue coming eon. | @ written Constitution, bis true; bat it is ai We testify from personal experience when we I ras Moric Mia RA home to Sing > ecorde scrert bean , s o wore. ai been alt red, patched, | ttle of the f eran pus to vou ber Indeod, It is quite evident that Fisk & Co, | passage of the resolutions, was treated in w | hig (rial; he therefore ix the man to fnish ac | FE Pasko | Runceded wutil its consistency In all Hemtroyed, j pet Ue eneeilog for urtanity Wales will uot scruple to take any risk to win, No | very ungentlemanly manner, Among other | 1f qied before him, Reddy will not get of so | , stan veal, a rtiin to the | its almant's miewplagiess. Instrum mt i o he at all d M* sooner was the redoubtable James enjoined | things one of the members told him that it | eusily as Joux Howaun, Let the Judge fin- | Gu ue lquor qu thie state | HN: As Mir, “Lhaddeus Stevens expre e. anid. aw tueh tava in suena wens voy ana | find ‘a " supa canner ubiiewns in this State | jegislation is extra.com OF ont wuire Bening Press, , ry Tr 4 by Judge Peckitam, at Albany, than he set | was suggested that he knew too much, Mr, | ther adjourn the Court until Thursday, Aug. 19 | are about equally divited beowoen promihitiontsis . We have o se 10} be ‘ ng: Nie WIE THE GE TL SLAN _ iit the iva to work at the other end of the line, in defi. | MCNetr did not return the compliment, and iy the meantime let the people prepare a | and license I they will have a lively fightin |p ¥ fundamental law, but have adopted the poy Tires Pry OME BROAD. fonk Ail Bl, iad FOCKVE the thaaKe of iv OWDEFs * a a onveEntion: via t 4s i t A tase) ance of the authority of PrecKuan, After some sensible remarks by Judge | geld modal for Capt, Jovwoax, and a leather Isic maven r it pre Virluble in ais character, aad adap to events as — se y . Hitionists wet the rol of the Convention, they occur! 0} ; i ae et uni q aud caused Shera! Bows, of Broome | Bosworrn, who condemned all the recom. | meal for dudge Broronn Hitonists Ket tie 1 of the Convention, ar Monpay, Aug. 9—P ‘The gold market until i Horses and Enrringes, : : ——— Heenae men will probaly belt; and so too Hf the | pie pays OF THY REPUBLICAN PARTY NUMBER after tho formal closing of the Gold Room was duil and county, to scize the office and rolling | mendations of the Committee ax unbusine The 1 opening at 1% and deel Caban patriots celebrated the birth. | Meense mon get the ¢ will withdraw, an, * This revolution has been wrought by the hep ving through (he Hien party, you thiak #" Duterponcd Wholly s0,” he reptied, "Roe Democrats sure hie f rendered rin dso} leaving the Government pasta: caty this: fall ? actin its original sores. Whotever ebanges lay be ptock of the Company at Bingham: | like, the vote was called for, A discussion ton, by authority of Judge Bauxany, | eusuedin which Dr, Sione movedtoadjour imiiations, Division commanders and other and appointed Erie ollicers to take charge of | a it was time for the doctors to go and at | niliiiry otters issued general orders announce Neures lo 1%, the closing price at 3 P.M, noderate, aud free of excite despatches | A PUNK ION Lon day of American Independence with salutes and Honk w the aiternoon, ander eal Jon annonnelng the unfavorable prospects of Hat, Also. several inatel, ; b b We Wi i here may be," he t Cecurted Wave bien Wrought siuce Lien, aud by the ; = 2, teleg: a. 5 P.M. | tend to their business, Mr Lixcoun said be | ing the approoch of the Fourth of duly, aud Na pee bay Bag hh nat Ay crops in Enrope and an increased export demand for E,13 hands to be sold hear, for he the office, telegraph, and road. At 5 P.M ssavicl Lae app ub tl | ene at the Deane orais FR a see ea ahinie that party will rotain | Amertean wheat, the promnin was depressed to 18536, Beha HANGS SP nas ets belure it As Ble ho sent out the train which should have loft | thought the doctors in. the Board ought to | esmanding ov riate celebration, Mere yo th ji , Soa tie iavacee bi ahaa tare GAPCad ; ae , i Brie engine vin attend to its businces. Dr. Stont sald no, | is Gen. Cavana’s orders Tbiink replied, thelr day# are numbered, | ‘The carrytng rates tor gold balances were 5,4 and 6 at 2 o'clock, with an Erle Lic bie Leia . ; Meangt sere Cuespu ras Row THe Daw! ATS MAY SWRBP TOR STATS, The s, ol dation Bip Ub | per cent, Phe wtal clearings at the Gold ne ange aud conductor. Whether this “wildcat” | they had other business, Mr. Laixconn a. he Dy; Cow citizen Cay tity It won'd mWeep the Stats he replied, The | thelr rinks. ‘the wor i ZuIng On | Bank were @21,07,0001 gold balances $00,001.81; ou running has resulted in disaster to} gested that thon they had better resign, ‘Tho | Wat te eveming of the teh of dal, the LIne ee | i en ieee etal die governed bhagesclvos Ue nos teeah wh mae Ws CaM | cocy balances, §1,5%5,006,33 ond aamivorsary of the indepentence of ¢ United he Henablic vw aud thea gu od thetmselye certa nly soot ” consulting | ductor wald he believed Mr. Lincoun had | Saws, incelebrsed. by briliiant itu ys. We | acenrditsly.” SWhatevurse do Jou situ-rat ui advisable (or the | Forekmesclinnge has beon frm, thought inactive, o@ in the passengers may be learned by consulting ; Baler, Me pelebritog by Reliliant Uigmibaninne, | ve Mts the financial iueuce to which you ree | Democrats to pureud?'' I asked, the tana of Giallo for prinie barkers sixty days stor | Brg ie SA LEA now siohors luck ya pad spring 7 y vanted to resign tor some time, Mr. Lin u ul ava to which you OI SALE pring Ole new calunnDs At All events, we shonld | wense 1 rie AV hie Ghd aden should Pera a toh TLE Aube eon or iie oe The Hepautican 1 hs eontiads HL Ti; WINNING DEMOCRATIC PLATFORD, igs NOH CNIOS FOF AhORL Hight, and WON E1004 for come | Beart wu ve eld ol ‘ies Bruadway, Wulltauiee "1 ’ vf » w | COLN replied that till he did resign he should } turn ef a day on wtich the noble people ef tie Ne * the Repuuiican Legis’ replied, * lave ni ne pred ae Ga lmakcociay | SBAtGiale f a 2 2 ats judge that prudent people would beatae Se eed Cec ben toe | Naisegyres te Andependedeo.” Our eountry ae sn okey tw all mhaaner at | (4 Welk” Me cenliod. © sutsentious on, tes pint | TST e ay market has been abundantly anppied, sual | (LGM LATHE OF trick horace for eal wt 10 fravel.on a road which just now ls run by | ' i ‘ Myne ethan ( 1 nding the Divielan, ‘ een ein at freely to pallreals | than myself, Nut my own tea a8 hit 1 the Deo. | gail loans have ranged from 5 ® cent, on Government sh sod ducilin baas two separate administrations, from opposite | wanted to die, he would send for some of the 0B. EB. CAVALA. crate Will adap Uhoir platroris to the live vnnes of | ponds, to Gand? #eent, on mixed collateral, Urine at iin Tone Wanted ‘eadey'in daflance of each otha Board of Health doctors, Dr. Stone Willa {tie Gulind patriite wens hua sain elas Mee ta Ae Me te ware sinep aneir okt our biy | Miconate have rangod from tov Beent, The discount | did; tolbevcen at Kast M., mens Oran a. fr HS i th el hat unsettled, and bnsine — Smeeny The history of the contest is simple, The they would surely come. over the anniversary of American Independence, aders, and take up BeW ineA MOL tied to the deud rind aT) Beh ALD, —Siraved oF ben om i 1 bela Fhe abow i HL morning of thet Co, Bored ele Vital its vpolete Adeus, tho path 0 vietory mm Teh oettie | how opoa to tien." HOFFMAN TO LEAD THE D aunines these tra and edomomieal MOUWENIL, LLY lustereois ot Lue WhOIE peo: Susquebanna rond taps the Brie at Bingham Such altereations as this ean only lower | Gen, Gorcovrta, a companion of the martyred ton, and not unnaturally the Erie people the Board of Health in the estimation of the | Lorss, Sefor Atrano, the Cuban Seeretary of nit Avs ‘on cotton arrived he ¢ +ieinod to Meade. Wn sthonse g ‘ ret bale of new oom AY, ais SN gtemsy ie 1 : im. | War, aud Dr. Basons, Seoretary 0 ‘ub Would yom sggert asa sisndasd-bearer In | Suivi Ftd, lanes Ht was caivet on © WNOULY. want to control it as an outlet to the Hudson | public. ‘These men, to whom the most in J Mh ale it Ua ils Se eters ne bit WILL BUTLEW STEAL SENATOR WiLSON'S AMAT? Ty pbdaale Fer IBY oerraneh of sii fou the [tio Grande Fiver, COT AV od gratiomen ean be accom river at Albany. But the Susquehanna poo- | portant interests of Ife and health have |" Fee ea aR eh Daliea Rie Who wil pri be nonimated by the Repub- |v dubia Hlottzin, of New York,” he rephed te Qn exceedingly nadated with wood Board aad pleasaut rooms, ple decline to become the mere satellite of | been committed by the community, should |G. somment, At the sano hour American vos | _ we tiak Gov. cliflin will be ronominate: Pree, Lom sade a goud mark as Governor compra Varad ———-——+ the Erie Company, especially as the great | ecase such wrangling and do their duty sels were bearing arms to Havana which were to | BUC: Ehetng, of stein Tienes toot te brine oe eiithrables” replied Mr, Adams, Ie has un iret yn anh Dood and Coul, ————_ # 1nOV ste ‘ nuts has talie | to ea! ~9etenrryr wren coal trade of Pennsylvan! ¢ ured ¢ interests of Spaniat by Gen, Butler, who isa keen, siirewd, but PR NaNO OF Bes Wartireh (FieMtly Hav alien t.. Inetead (10M 1s COAL.<ifyou want of Pe Ivanta socks @ way OVOr | 4 statement appeared in our columns on be used in the fut dal f Spanish tyreony aod | Pe eDidclan and kuuws how lo perate wus mot strvngess Mf wot We Must able amad | Boyt held tir iay attont. Ine tead of sales, he dare of Ao GRA Ger iirem ent apod, chery 208), ae Cuban tit their road. The Delaware, Lackawanna and Saturday conceraing the afhirs of the First ast Cuban liberty; and this with the kno tern, Hos game v8 to overtlirow Chatin and bh par Inthe SOR tEy ws tung Tanimmsoy Hall hee ogein | Sky fist panuenaye be \ a Hie people biust visite to pub trains reac selena 8 ols the tate, anid wo AEE UTC "Tasco. sui at Ts ‘al willis polis. i | the dd consent of the American President, We eae now coaire f . ou ds Western Coal Company's ny Brigade of cavalry, and the officer commanding : " ows w glaction to the 8, Sonate ili the place af 8 now Lnates Min ea 4 i tas ses cate - Erie roed at Great seal iid and, following it | ihe brigade, Persons dealing in Peruyian and Chitian bonds | "8" Will the anovement neceed # T asked. of thet slugulariy paver organization ab Bis een maekea uh ni wad Belong Bnelrnes, & Bi Hoar to Albany | - We are assured by gentleman occupying # | (coujyint issue), aid all others interested, are warned DoTLeR waxixa boas als Tad, EE Ae sre pokes inal alinoet ngs ariaive tion the ext ort demand for whe 3 ENDS. ‘Slate, two poinus that almost the Erle | igh postion in the brigade that the inputations J aginst burlog er resiving cata austere given | thud of coure. 1 can teh" be re visa | fi Fitts the tou by the party adil 4 aurconol tee eat Mr oteel hia ar upon the commanding officer are all untrue; | iu our advertising cvlumus, “There le an organ! of workingm bult. New York can dictate the candidate iu 1479; | luce for 1G | Rg Bacar setae secre Teveired at id Levuard sv, between Bross Wounded rumors of attempts by the ra roads (0. gain cosirol of Tees | aoa 7u-pore of future eouuection. Nur | kimi anon.