The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 13, 1869, Page 1

oy At Thea gt aries ~ THIRTY-SIXTH Y NEW YORK, FRIDAY, AUG PRICE TWO CENTS. | SOOPER yw ‘The natives want more Yankees, to build tome , Rh y BAG t STATE SOVERBE:UNTY AGAIN, lropp py y ‘ 9 . THE GREAT RATLWAY WAR. | pisetisae uaineradant sta ttantnt gems | THE REALMS OF FASHION, LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS. | 4040727 Tx wernororse — |THE OLD WORLD'S NEWS, ——_— ha They'll come of nechine one will, Bing. Marshal Bartow Awalt! 6 Mandate of ampton bas made ap iis mind to crow rove AEST , Pee ae THE LATEST ADVICES FROM TILE | two daily papers and one weekly, One of them fell | 4 DAZZLING FETE AT FORT WASIL the Hupertor Coart—A Possible Coltiston |p, 4971 5: e ET nd ane weekly. of the , cat d sn. SHES HERE AND THER r 2 SCENE OF HOSTILITIES. under my cye, “Ye Local" iveuvrates through “5 ‘Te-Day—The United Stutos Anthorities HERE AND THERE BY THB Law Cordia-lecidenta of the Vintt. FORETELLING THE EXTINCTION OW INGTON HUGHTS, SUN'S RE pes olumns of microscopie detail aoon the «re versus Jadge Met ae draak tad Lk gis oaite celine Reheat po hie Sadao Mee sun's & AN Ab) yoeerluy: Werelig, (on, Wrusiagion 1HH HOUSK OF LORDS, The Snu'e War Correavondent om the Atbany | fo:ax9 seutiinent towards Hameey, and embrace tie Rollins's Reception her Retarn | The case of John H. Pratt, the Texan despe- | Hroekiyn not to be express rolled into Jersey City. Gon, Grant emerged | The Pity News on the Prorogation of Pass and Sasanchanna—The Battle otthe True | Admiral, for, with his contro! of the Suequehanns from Europe—Dresses 8 Empreas | tado, was up yesterday afternoon {before Commis. foo—Citizens Pr inet the Third | from tho sleeping car, accompanied by Sceretary = eation May be Dela; nel-Reporta from Gov, Hoffman's Ap | rotd, tho town will become a great depot for Penn: Micht Envy—1 born 8B, Cirenlt Court Room, Th . Cecees me ped atte it Travel | syivanin. produce and wax tite Why fi mill become a che Rei Of Dismsade | Beets OSeees Fe ee oe ; The | Avenue © 0 be Takento | Fish and Gen, Porter, His eyes fell upon a dark tit Must Come—Britain Emalating Ren The Act fo gresume Travel | creat depot Ite SUN bas already Aid, The whole ad the rtor’s | attendance was very slim. When the Commissioner tho ¢ complexioned gentleman, who #ustained @ fashion- blican Americn. Gianreesouaoues ot the Fen Subject Is eetsing old, Westutteals La Belle, called the case, Marshal Barlow arose and aid thathe | About four hundred citizens of the Bighth and | pte tile, wore good clothes, and afubly bowed. The | Lowpow, Aug. 12.—The Nowe, in « leader om Dineeaktoy, Aug, 16.=Your wir eostedbcd HB WOW TONe Pesen OF ema WAR. ‘Gate een Porte of invitation were | had been required by the Commissioner to produce | Twenty-second Wards of Brooklyn met last evening, | General rubbed bis eyes, took a second look at the | the prorogation of Parliament, says: “When we dent io hes vellantiy toopected from audicous | gf the Supreme Coat, Rectal erm, reeterday, | trys s ly this week couched as | the body of John HI. Prat for examination Nodayiand | Yo protest against the cutting of a canal through | affable man, turned to Secretary Fish, and sald; have had a few moro sessions like the last, with # rt * ‘on (we 0 , but for ourth “ t dutsnce touemerabie Sette ce Crimean bits and ihe | Suaguenence wae ap b Yore Sedge Berterd on tao | Slt! vec tereeety bel Bl would pohdlots ds Vials oats od bead) Fourth streot, ae Lert eeiel wie That man's a SUN reporter, I've soon series (of euch failures in legislation, and with dhe plains of Uncle Sam, ecented Wattle yesterday from | ings granted by Judze Peckham at Albany, in the H Misses Rollins interferenee subsequ . : jour: hited ya Improvement Company. Mr. Geo. J, | dozen times. Ho was at Weat Point on Tharsday | continuance of such a waste of the time and energy @far, He at once took a night trata for Bingham: | Hill OL Ato Conse ae, the Albany and aa Ne Th Neagure of Miss ———'s company. ment. He af loved Poste pe Tal cad a dod, and remarks were made by him- | and Friday last. He's @ good-looking young man, | of (he working half of the on, It consisted of four sleeping eare, one Indies! | inst. granted an order appointing dames Fisk, Jr, Lhe Ndi hapten ape proved ‘et ie ee ee ry | iberoudywpmoned A woee, wevtian Uuds Weald’ | — Sueretby Buk soneae wii pea Aestion of the time. "The question” mast of ear, and @ smoking car, That of the Indies was | receiver of the ros, A ranted ® writ of assiat- pd ahs pide aks charge 0} piel S wer gorously opposed the work, arguing that It would Secretary Fish looked atthe young gentleman very | may be delayed by concession, or Lastened to a de hy erred fo reptetian, andl vaca! with erytne babies, | ance directed to the'Shenid to ald” Mr. Pink in sponding to this polite invitation, @ brilliant | serous question and he required time to delibrrnte, | areatly depreciate in value the property in that | toquirinely, atripped his Inrge nose botween his Gn: | ciion by coutinued obstrnction ; bat antil a reform “| tatniog Judge Peckham granted an or- | an fashionable party of young people assembled | Grave questions of jurisdiction were Involved in the | neighborhood, A resolution was adopted protesting | gers, and replied in a hi of is aceomplished the elective and hereditary houses ‘The smoking ar was Ailed with honest sone of toll, | der to show canse on the let of September, in this Let? joarse voter will in sasphel: 4 he heal Whe ce taots boots, There waa a biended | GAY WRY (ee wrt OF ceslataaee poocle eat. be ter | Cecne epee ot the Hedeon Diver Hellroed, and im 6 | aation 00 be t If the the State Court had the | against any canal there, and it was oally decided to, | “Yor, ne looks like a Sun reporter. I've seen | ny.” sereony rclapeclhehand nt hed ha LY fragrance of #vocking feet and stale Pipes, The hard. | Caled and staying proceedings and forbidding the short time arrived at their destination. The {n- | legal right to make this order, he would haye | employ counsel aad raise tho necessary funds to op | tii before," a of 84 Sheriif to obey it in the mean time, Judge Barnard | vited guests residing in the neighborbood drove to | no alternative left but to obey it. If Judge | pose the Lmprovement Company tn the courts, ‘The General returned the reporters bow, handed | THO Irish Conference not to Reassomble, Bhips of campaigning had already dawned. Report | on the 10th inet, granted an order to show cause on | 4) My Dom A Com snips of campaigning had lreedy dawned, Repost | ox the loth ost. granted an onder 10 show, cause Oh | the elegant Rollins country seat in thelr own | McCune wae wrong a making that order, he - hia ferry check to the red-nosed gentleman at the | .,DUmtIN, Aug. 12.—Ats meeting of the y Blight, of crea, | should wot be vacated, and aking It vold and of ao | Private carriares, and all were most courteously re. | wished to have asuffic'emt force In readiness to The Humbetet Monuments Gate, and walked ‘on thebont, Some twenty per- | prosited freee ine Arckteboee ot kretek nl ee ; ght, of course, A road with an occasion: + | fleet in the mean time. Judge ‘Peckham on. the | celved at the porch by the estinable hostess and | prevent the selaure of Pratt from this custody when | The Executive Committee appointed to Ot | sony recognized him. Among these were two Jer- | !! yanelng that. th “Sore aie tienced tee deat veer to de on than, one ste Immaculate | some day made another order to show exnse Septem. | her three charming dauehters he ‘shovld. be taken down for eximination. He | Fange the details of the programme for thecclebra: | Seymen with ataad-up collars and coarse etraw hata, | Hale Atsembiy, conaider ft inexpedient to reansembig reater care is teken to avoid easnaities. We passed | bert why the iaat named order should not.be v8 | “ristorate preparations had been made for the en- | deemed it ht daty to atata his reasons for not produ: | tom of the centennial anniversary of the birth Of | ‘They onened thelr mouths, and a creaky cheer fol- | to eps bol? of checanons tis Gonen over brid 4 rounded ith Inadable cir i f y \ Y to alarge body of churchmen. The Comumitiee em ‘er bridges and rounded turns w adable cit | few hours Judge Baraurd ind nultifed this order. | tertainment which was given in honor of the reiurn | cing the prisoner at the time appointed. After some | tHe Dbilosopher and naturalist, Alexander von Hum- | owed, It renombled the crow of famishing scabright | Dressed thetr regret at this determination, amEpection. nd required caues to be shown yesterday Why li | of Mrs, Hollins and family from Kurope, aiteran ab- | discussion between the Commissiner ant the Aw | Potdt, on the 14th of September next, and the er€0- | roosters, o a tes thous Vist Gea, ChEKA GAIA The ams!! hours of the morning Innded us in | Shonld not be vacated. The ground upon WHICY | sence of several years. The porch and pi en Cuan Ase the thon of aatetue to hie memory in the Central Part faint was the cheer Gen. Grant pald | paanod by we prelates at their Inte Conference de- i : ted, was that the . and piazza of tie | sistant District ray, examination of m + | no attotion to It, The Jerseymen had evidently loft | claring the desirabitit Gor Binghamton, and at 7 o'clock cars were taken for | Writ of assistance was granted ex p 4 ‘ ji Y y leslrability of convening a General granted ex parts belore Jadg- | mansion were decorated (n avery unique style with | Pratt was set down for next Monday met yesterday at the office of Mr. Fred. KOhne, 61 represe! the clergy hopes. ! om r i Monday at . home without break‘ast, and were in search of their e and the laity, sad maureen Serie sat eee betta hedhon ee etait nat Saage | MX and choice flowers, and the continued stream of | 12 o'clock = M. = Our reporter taw Judge | Broad street, Mr. Fredk. Kapp occupied the chair, | morning bitters. On the ferry boat no person recox- Would soon be held. _ \ mpl C i wcust, «doughy | peckinm had no authority to grant the order to | elegant equipages which for nearly an hour rolled up | MeCunn, s few minutes after this disposition of the and Mr. Albert Klanroth was appointed temporary | nized the President. ‘The Stw reporter pointed him ‘The Late Mr. Grinnell, Aght occurred, excetied only in maguitate and por- | show cause, while Mr, Vanderporl, for the railroad, | the broad carriageway was suggestive of regal mag- * vg Secretary. Tt was ordered that the following named { l fentous results by the doughtiest confilet of the | claimed that Judge Peckham’s stay of procecdiags ea regal mag- | case bad been made, On being told what had oo- out to agentioman with atin pail. He glanced at | Lowvox, Aug. 19.—The Board of Directors of should not be vacated, beca ore wan no power | Rificence, curred, he said that Marshal Barlow had stipulated | Poties be Invited to take part in the coremoni 01 ft : the Frcncit Cable Company have passed a resol Knickerbocker annals, An account in general ase there hower La kim for a second, and thea seid: aid ‘ae mien M to eppoint ® receiver of a corporation, Inside, the scene was brilliant. The spacious | with Pratt's counsel to produce him tuls morning, | The Tarmers of New York aud the adjoining cities WY 's | Skprresion regret for the death of Mr. Corsetes terms of this tug of war between the men of Prest- | Rarperd ad done Deore ae The’ Lad i H'm, That man's played out. People don't | Grinnell at Ryde. ‘The Commitice ef the ; deat Romsey on one alde aud the clan of Admiral | of Suage Barnard'in the Metchunts' Union Bx Soar reeiroteen nee Ue eaverolee romey ce Urmine: |) Whew Ne we be Oheeeeras tho New York Saengerbund, and the Allgemeine | arg about him—see a man so often as they do him." | Vievoris Yacht Ciub unanimously voted letter ot Jim Fisk on the other ba» aircedy been giver to | cMse,and of Jgdee Carticao in the euse of room were beautifully ornamented with flowers, the | ‘Trouble, neverthléss, te antleipated, ana both | Saengerant, Theodore Themts's ovchoetea to Bay OFF TO M114 BROTHER-IN-LAW, condolence, to be taken by Mr. Bennett to the rete Was Gow. Under an order of Sedge Bamara; | ehctun sane ee ee | Derfame Sling the eatire house, Large beakets of | ides are ready for the Aght eee eee ort ce eecitery eColumbia | Orossing the ferry, the Prealdent, in compeny with 5 exotics were suspended from the windows, chan- ——— - . Charlie ‘ De, 4 Bherif Browne of Broome county, accompanied by | Jnuge Baruard granted the motion vacating the | Goiiers, doors, and aurrore, wat. 1a every eeok und THE CHINESE MERCHANTS. mmr Schou. Charlie's Academy. It. | Seerctary Fish and another gentieman, sald to be his Deputy Sherif F, L, Farnham, with Jobm Knapp, | "2 %,Preceediny. ee inet a corner was waned 4 hage repre i igre ba api aocietios, Tnimediately before th Private Secretary, Jumped into a carringe and drove | Parliament will reassemble on the 83th of October, ' aclimeuts for conten ainst Robert 1 jacod a huge stan’ ne eholeest ——>—— , ates Timmy Hill, and Jay Robinson, of the Erie Railroud | 1 ye. Joseph Ii, Haseey, and doun W. Van teeis thee ths donner th Saas eee inet ‘The Arrival of the Ortentals In New York— sper, wil! del off. It had been aunounced that the Presdoat would | ,, The quaatity of wheat to be harvested at Odessn Police, and nine others, provecded on Monday after. | Valkenburg, the Sheriff of A county, H. the i : How they Spent ti fete bb peed. Mc LeVIba liad, as main for a part of the day, at least, with the Becre- | ie Hevienne ts noon, the 90h Inet, to take possession of the Albany made return that he arrested the Taltd MAE Re aon Dencribed—View Kuteud nad Fred. Frey were tary of State, at le elegant mansion corner of Bev- | sensie Couretaicn on the seranee tecaurone and Susquehanna Railroad. They replaced th: yok White oF habeus orion eect bs Gosniy dudes epee! bee glory Soadhsordirtminielal act latbbrgad phant. of Bansgoment, Moses enteonth street and Second avenue, TheSunre- | The Liverpool cotton market closed with aplands ach station by a ne ei Sicob H. Clute, who sijourned the ‘case over until | We Corccous tle French pevilions. gaily decked | Choy Chow and Sing Mano Appointed a Comaities on nd Spe orter proeeeded thither. A sedate domestic an- | * 14., aud Orleans at isa. Agent at each y anew man, until reaching vs with silk and flags, were erected for she y i Gon, Sigel was appointed Grand Marshal, with in: | Porter P ‘Con: Bainbridge, 88 miles distant, Judge Doreard then iseed now bellacle | oye cgueh pinpers, or fet thes venventence | Chinese merebants, arrived in this city, via the Hud. | structions to form the procession as tar down town | #Wered the cab), coant ve tesety Secaktene, Ranety ceca tesa ‘At Afton’ Edgar Garretty, station master, acting iene get ord ‘oquet players, or for thove who preferred | son River Rallroad, from Chicago at 11 o'clock, on | 29 possible Goo morning, Miss."" sald the Sow reporter Brive, 194 | hitino’s ‘Contraus done M4 under orlers of Superinten tent Van Valkenburg of thet tall Mende bet We match rather than participate in the enjoyeble fes- | Wednesday night, accompanied by ¥. K. Morse; Esq , diaud Bouton ar ike Beaiaes Good morning, sir," she answered with « bland | | ‘The resignation of he Portnguene Ministers tag te Susquehanna road, had removed three raila near | per°irt down the tines tron Albany. on Wedvendes | A Cue orchestra from New York was stationed a | Of Cheaeo. and Dr. V. HL. Libby, of Cleveland, medi: | 4 grand national festival of the Fenian Brother. | smile. WUE eSterecuse ef aaew Gabince oe eerene bad < % eal atten dint Cho: " “Can it Gen. A decivity, which would uave tad the eect if en- | afernonn a naiatore water crafiten gUseTzE 12 | w ruled patform eanopied with tive lik, where | $5 year of axwsbe le somewhat pry In orn, win | hoot oklaceesteray aernovn aJone’e Wood. | opgyn 7 erste eae tored| [Sls f WC Tg aoe et paccctcere to hil over thestecptenk, | 7havas about haltpass 10 orclock, ‘The st, Joba | they perfurmed at iatervala during the progress Uf | 4 full tee are te ie omer Dory In forms Muh | It was one of the ereatont eucernses of the wensons | YT. is nou ghe replied, Ile knows better them | Sich was wrsaued of Cape fioen; wore landed ot 7 far load of passengers, to fall over the steep bank. | immediately lay to, and the little steamer Erastus | the /#/¢ a most beautiful selection of promenade and . FY | between 6,000 and 8,000 persons having been admit ee erpool yesterday. The design’ was fortunately elreomvented by the | Corniug came alongside. Admiret isk, scoompa: : expression. Sing Man ts 43; he basa thin | (oa toad Gentes deka ovNelts together with the | Sat Thero was ro breakfast ready for him. All] Napokon was slightly Indisponed yes ve villagers, who caused the train to stop before reach. | Mit by a puincrous waite, quickly stepped svoard ay taut Ris aang icats hoarlycedd of the day. rked with emall-pox, and ® comparatively looky poms phi seal beahely on pai gly the family are in the country, you know." w mer et ae camp. ences and entered the long row vf staterooms which ha ery variety and al nable games, pastimes, ie ve Bre Hse jounced. He wi there watt 7 Ing the spot. The raila were soon replaced, but at | iven reserved lor th chek * | “They are not partners tn business at Han Francis. | ¢ heat Aht no breakfast for the General, eht Well, | Conultion of Marshal Nell prom hopeless. Bainbridge the triampbal march met with a cheok pd ling LS pleasures, and recreations were called into requtsi- Chow Ohew Taamenver of the firm of Law Wo | (re Carey, also honored the Festival with thelr Pree. | ut, certainty too bad, Mr. Fish has been here, | Yewterday’s London 7Wmes says : “ Spain cannot ba = Nee at Galcaviinas Won for the enjoyment and entertainment of tho | © bac cxmenission merehente aod iimpirvere of tea, | cace The platform and all the open spaces were | ok 1 Lt oy tn a worse slate. A change must Sore, ahless ihe reload ) Binckall, « wary fellow, who headed the enemy, . ts, but, as usual, croquet an = kngar, rice aud all kinds of Chinese provision. He is | decorated with gerlands and banners, presenting » igh, are preyared for Fevolu! 0 treasury ie Auman, Aug. 12.—It i that Judge Clute | 8 ' a \d sliver chimes—the “ a7 Somat caused, by a device, the train to slide off the track “ (Meads. Ki tw - is aie 60 & passenger agent for the Pacific Mail Hteam: | yery pretty epectacte in conjunction with the gayly- Oh, yes, ho has, and gone ls ns onsite to collet taxes, and is hla wee at 8 o'clock on the morning of the 10th. The to-duy d charged Messrs. yn, Ramsey, and Van }o gamos apparently destined for everlasting popu. | snip Gon $or tee inn tof the Crm of Ony | Vor? preety o wayly “hank yor, Miss, Geod morals; Giscontont every where = Sate Se Gere an oo ; bh h Valkenburg, on the Krounds, Grst, that no afldavite | jarity—predominated. Four sete of eroquet were | Lang & Co., importers and dealers in Canton crape Gressed and evermoving crowd. Dancing wae | ay, pidsk al Wb Salas Gases Won ad steed © no cosy mes anead. Je engine wre detained and reat tu Albany, the | Hceompauicd the uttachinent us ‘the law required, | continually on the lawn, aud a. pre embroldered silk shawls, lacquered ware, Xe. ‘They | indulged tn antil 9 o'clock in the evening, Mutligu ~ . a yy a ‘ appo ent m I . om Wit: | ends are closely staven, and they have the inevila- | of the alfair were all or vubanced by a number | lips, The ol on fol —— GUAM nike tee Namaste hig | Heer es eee acces ort | One Pee dToeke ceteading town thew nant | OF old uation quraos, « hurite. race. wheelbarrow | porier with bet apg: watithe turned the blocks” | Mr. D. W. Wright's oil refinery, at Hunter's persville, 22 miles from Binghamton. Here they nas A mp pees te Tr was generally understood that it eas to bea |, The object of their vin whieh will probably (ve | Face, bag race, jumping. We. the winner Jn cach re- | Toguiring at Mr. Corbin's, (ihe President's Brother: | Point, was Darved yesteniay morning: Loe, $008, took wagons to the tannel, where they found Super R TRES JANDED. Uguaes dias ; from four to five days ‘uration, Is to view the eights | eetving a handsome pele, Str, Michael Truly auper- | to-law), in Twenty-soventh street, wo were informed | A fire yesterday at 446 Bi f ‘nat. Antendent Pratt, who had arrived by telegraphic | , Inspector-General MeQnaue, who was appointed . air,’ and accordingly the majority of | of New York, and obtain am insight into iis large | snbuuded these latter, and deserves credit for bis | that the General was in, and at that moment dei ie ee y roome st od ; | ty the Governor Superinendgnt ofthe road lerethe | the young women present appeared in those jaunty, | commercial latereate, and should tho prospoct of | management, as dors also the committee of arrange: | justice to a substantial breakfast. Before goin; ing in the baasment ooousted ba Aen kizegs order of the Adi bor 4 # ‘ eo'ng | wine merchants, damaged the to the extent Jer of tho Admiral with 100 laborers, partly armed | City tits morning In &. special train for Hinghans. | sppropriate, and frequently bewitening costumes, | success be considered favorable, they may decide to | ments any further, it may as well be mentioned bore | $5 u00; insured, wince ‘With sticks and a few revolvers, They also dis. hig alteruoon he roported by telegraph "5 | 11 would be a very difficult task to describe all the | “fea LT Mpa rach) Ee ee ka bolal ory B iy have Wava bold LOM a! ae Ata ae ans 2 Re Yeote day the t of 38 1 Ramee pit the imavdiately upon reaching the hot wore Fe r » Navy Yar ye pitch an ‘used ‘in balding the Nicol- esterday afternoon the basement of 38 Broad. Govered the Ramsry men, but these taller, om secing following condition: The | Desutiful and stylish dresses worn by the fair sex. coived by Charles Leland, Keq., who invited them to | An extra number of workmen are engaged on | 80m pavement, at prevent being laid Wh that treet, oecupied, with the first floor and sub-cellar, by another train with » hondred and fifty more men nand Harversvilie had been One of the most admired was worn by the tnir | 2Neab little supper, which partinily composed aloo tin front of Mr. Corbin's door and threw | Van Biel & Fiske, Sry importers and wine mer. arrive, backed through the tunnel to Malubridge for ne Leal uuay Beursca Ry | noms erselt. Teconsisted of a light blow corded | eoritial gains» and then sam them to the cope |e Aer. create Poor of the. Nerth Atlante | Steed epwarine Swoop mahinn’ for sdoianca Ot | were MU barren of wpiriate tae bescmeah and OS - ialoecemeate: | Tela Was W141n the iheraSDL: f a ed Tenia tee teak tnieae : ! 1 cious room No, ing-ablp of Admiral Poor of the No ante | stood upon the stoop waiting for admittance, OF | were wpirite tm the basement, Po eeu uivein, 7 | RNGUNC RR Cen Wateaattas RYN ftslee lhe Saou: om bonlen” b0\ eset: whl oes Gu CURIOSITIES OF CRIME. Sawadron, and wl rey the Contovkook Her of | Sera raulyrogened by coming ino cobiact mah | am =o : a in tho tugnel. Icaused tho rails to. be re ack en panier, The waist, whici eut fe cers, Commander H. B, Lowry, Lieutonant Com - | poet Pic's Gis Miskles; daly, retrenea’ ty » ries Bikehaaon restore toe eelebs cae to it square, according to he prevailing fushion, in tact tueader Fageliar, executive oflcer of the squadron, | tnt sal pileh und. tent egiy nad, lodtarows fests Oks tha rami Tearing ease sees o antiful commissariat, star rou, e tunnel, 0 ontire . ban 5 © in the Boffulo v ‘al af Set Gee re ms a A Dealer's Fatal Apprenca toa D Aduiral Poor, and the other officers of the Seve: me Maid in three wiraigat heats, She made the closest On emerging they espied atrain of Ramseyites f ows exquisite, Madame wore ber hair in the latest Pai x i ie ‘ 4 c Tow mht at the 7 sind anisbed Cleray: are under orders to report for duty on the 234, but | Began to arrive shortly after o'clock, and continued | Bnd best t er made in three successive \ spproaching at half speed, and stopped : but Pratt however. yin inay Fely upon train fathion—the arrangement of waich requires alusuri- | ‘The poli posed thet with the arrest of the | the Bevers ta not expectod to be ready before tho | {,Peut In througoat the entire day. ‘Those that | Rene. Coleaitl, Wad. Americas Clr Sad OF aie ing that bis engi the heaviest, atarted arly aturday morning 0 called consisted principally of bores who bad moth. pt ly even to the three incovering that his engine waa the heaviest, atarted cigfles GA ant growih—and a bunch of natural flowers were | notorious Black Doctor, a fow weeks ago, the trafic | Ist of vext month. She has been thoroughly over. | faled Cunminted krimcipaly uf bores wile Mad make | Guarter pole. Om the home stretch they all ‘Again just os the opposing locomotive drew nea fortunate enough to space amid a row of soit, wavy | it Obscene Ieratnre and immoral pletnrea hind becn | hauled, re-caulked, bocn #hip-rigged, and had hom | ing giants fs Rodney cg to within fifty fost of the stand, ie Mala hod aeal Wich di vigieoen baie threw ik off tua, tensk Sort eh to space amid a row OF Holly waYy | gquelehel. | Hut comparatively fow complaints were | vier mésia pul in. bo ls very fine beens, vak ope | TR here Senaten come ceric mena (set Te Seed wea hes hin tthe at aiaasiae ete, i ” . ‘Tne eldest Mins Rot received alter Doctor'a arrent, and the police | pours rather narrow amidships, ote ae i With considerable damage. ‘Then ensued the row. Vinee the road Petpet iets ceeehmialated themselves upon bevine checked an | ~The monitor Dictator, froin. Philapelphia, arrived pial AE prlaggoni aatels wane ee ee s Ficld Maistial Pratt yelled out for moderation, He | Ot / He ag the Le rs sha tettamen Sith evil that thre atened st one time to penetrate every at the Broontya Navy Yard last ovening, where me Avot the Cork, Tie tem eea with tke te Miwo beat” were, trotted ib. & rene tor borsen G8 S avoid a ebaaint: bet Wakakal 4 1. McQuade will retura to this city this evening. | siple, Her ts Houschold. But the race of the scoundrels engaged | will, with severul other ironclads, ve Kot ready for of the Fork, desired to avoid a conflict, bat Blackall at that tA aa) Lcd tteupactiete ola hie: arcutaio tn this helt ‘elas trons antintt. “Peete. | sea lonmediately, She, with the others, is Iatcnaed | Ge0L tor uver an hour, moch to the discomfort of bla | Reree goat RAO, apd wero won by Hoary in MOR Moment fircd a pistol in the air, by way of intims- ee pus ore leties having been made in Paris, attracted espe. | 2a morni ringer received from Thomas | tor opcration a Cuban waters aia Seal tien oumloe ‘wo heats were also trotted for the of ati on, and this was followed by keveral shots from | | The Governor hus alo made the following ay | ciit attention, aud were greatly “aamirod by the | Farrell. of 1B Apa ‘strect, two medion! books, ~ ie rea teats tanec ind (a Paes lek aeee Uncl Weare tara eet fae Wane Daw boltaie cau tang : nts: ? Indien, sell ou comminnion, Oks Are Rf, * ‘ iy an y Vo % i Pee rae. Had Riceranee Di lithe Comeation waa cous: | APSAES, Ragy Nrishonks pateae ee ee Tee SeTRarTGY “Mrs. Join J. Lawson, a eweet looking bride, wore | but edical works : they are a mixtare of, the of Beer bertieer yr Ron pane y lis time tn reading Tie SUN, [me taken by Voorbles in S28N, and the other by 0 Gon Many, Aug 12, Jn pireuance of We wt Tonlt sof te aitk. cutd da Ps ne dm wl, with onl much of the latter a bs as a papas TUR PRESIDENTS BROTHER-IN-LAW. "y 4 Bob Blackall was pretty 6: in numbers, aud | vesved in me by ihe conecatsa cong of which bw. bi ve of white silk, ent d da Pom. Ce hig ot eer thet Ww y " De : Thomas Best, the trainer of Henry, to-day sold Bob, Blsckall was pretty strong in, numbers, aud | vested ix mo by ine comma Ha neta ee witictrsin ofthe fectiontteltemern, | (exempt them from seizure under the law, With | Justice Lynch, of Ryrouklyn, yeaterday, whieh tn- | Mtr, Corbin we regnrited am a courteous } that Lorse to M. Roden for $14,000, tise ‘sale consequently pat for the followed by Bod | Manks Hxecutive and Financ Her o« tly yy meni, consistin ‘of earrings, fore ee 7, presen’ _initer: ei bres Par ieer bees volved the qnostion of right of way, Two men, gout man, He in very por ‘workine vacuo spprora: of D. 1. Bell, the owner pratt ae Bnd hip bruivers, screeching like ben Yrveei, 8 received from her parents on | Hed o hail not been Jong an the elect whee | ve ttnson and (rath, lad purchnsod lote iu the Ninth | WhO ate at prerent employed iu laying down t ve rumor oF 1 of Goldsmith Matd for $49, But mark the ‘genius of Bob! ite liad sents de a ncuch 8 ber wedding day, were also worn and won general aE eas MIWAR. Gt akeoal’| Ward Teets bebd heliosbas Who abend vison pavement tnt of is house, W! Senator Spracue is untrne, Her owner over the hill, to the opposite « ° errenociine Wie mirution ppenee ts. + raleon ‘ard from one ‘thompson, who 801 tard eo hind i eP en A money w! vo Maid. tachment over te Mil co the opponite mouth of the ny ereporting S OLn OF thie wolgasag: balles Of Gia aeeaenl beaace ‘dons who rebuked bie with warewh. “Elise. | ogt on imaginety villune with strecte ead rvade, ‘The som Mensa @ bey ona aie i 1a0\ te three New Seek pealiriosnite toe & unnel and when the unbapry. Fis ecoarged Sayre W1ONe oF the relening belles of the present sein no SOW on BIS Wite EER Bree aginury with streets nnd roads, ‘Thi body an 1 0 New York gentlemen,\s aiso War they fund theinselves caught ‘nud ail cond paacd woney wy Site Teun wtate se hal tan Roneeed Backer ame A ceman, who, having — been told | streets 6o laid out have not been accepted by the aL Peg yp lg es ey 34 which ay hereatte trimmea tn a suyte calentated to puxaia. the ‘i What hed been attempted, arrested Springer, | Corporaiiin of Brocklyn, and oae of them, the onl “on that d Pe ? Ee ib ere, O, grateful sisit ~ ; minted by te nto ie Adams, of Thirty-fourth street, who proved | nd @ pes 2 4 to Gow, G winter 1) ; 1 3, TBP, The Ramsey's were appalled, They fied into the \have hereta sot my hand aud | Powe de acte. tnade short, and trimmed in avery follow up the tral, mn the pers Rot * property. Robinson closed th body like. When asked what the President aries Sickles, an Engiishman, was ran over and @ingy Wuuneland Kiarod ke wolves th aden. The ay of Aagust, ta, ud | Pratty. and novel atyte fo abrowdly entrap Doctor, Springer | aud Grail foreamly openod ite and war eo sy bg Hepler ogy Bay he balled by West Maven horse oar twat night mallltia quickly formed and approsohed. ‘The’ Fisk- JOUN T. HOFFMAN Dive silk, trimmed with bio folds of satin | puvelecd at on te aime OF the Beran from Whom | eieciod. A sormons for sesnuls and 6 Other national insucr, ho replied that he never | Mit: William Hurhes, of Providence, wae strect re tious, u pres ye Abade, was conreded ve very becoming | He procured 00) old 10 | charge of trespa he resu t. Gratf was hned ed politics to. bin, as by 8 loco eon tho Bids iFM “ janco, but the | ‘Norrogate Lawton is null baking tesitinony in the | fon in tile et : woene books und jieturer, at the same time advan- | vaio property, t not having bee taken by the Cor q aie fled to the vier skit ; ae y. ; property, H i ’ fapped Hrs elnge aud erties Codi wore aaaeaiie | trees cecniveralup cape ae ee ey. tre, Aubray Smith; Mra. Devlin, | Ce bim money to pay for the same, Springer went | poration, and wot appearing on the oficial map of TUM LEVER ADRUPTLY TERMINATED, Whe dam 64 the Fails of Be Antend Banned thet: owed, " edly — irs Vattereon, Mra, Aubray, Smith, Mra. Devlin. | (o Burrell, and the latter informed him that he dralt | tue city of Bovklyn Jen, Grant entered Mr. Corbi rapid progres ay io making - 5 ‘bee fn Bory fhel i) in only the kind of books he ven lim; teat it ok nd 1» the Central Par ards Wisehampion, aos eqondt wes sesouipaaied NEWS FROM MINGTON, han been Conspienus tog elegant fotletian at | 18 only the Bind Of bouts he hee ivan Wan 5 bua eis ei aap i Cope Rede re bey ab ee Cotton closed in Havre quiet and steady for both afew oldies, wad after Hahting fires to make unraeait. thie stern. Mise Binith, aad to Patrick T. Branuan’s piace, in the basement of 19 WY sh pet pial Unacte petals the evening receiviug - onspot and efloak te enemy undcrstand they werd srvund, they alter: Genornl | y te Referee the Test Onin | Miseen Howell were ulso noticeable tor their beau Teen eT ithor wost HOTINReT He caked toe | Fifty miles of gutter were cleaned during the morning he will go-with his. Tarnily caste Bank of Enzland epecto has decreased £190,- ay alowed fa 7 Pt, me 8OnK ‘The Currency ne A Bid for Odice | An crete®: vitemen wore Col Checaborough, of | & tstslogne of the boous and pictures there kept on | last six days by Dr. Harris's scavengers, and tho | wlicre he will remain about m week. From thence | 0% sires the lea report, + from California, West Point, Mr, Henry Law hand, whieh Waa readily given him. He wetccted « | work ix going on, Coal tar krevnote has been frooly | Me &ve* to Saratoga Springs, A Dr. Lath shot and instantly killed 8, ©. Barnes eta PROTEE SN | Wasurnorox, Aug, 12—The result of Gon, | Mr: Mayvevant, Mr: Corric ff, win, Targe! Angortugnt OF the Nile stud, which were Ind | thaw into. the gutters, nnd In tho yarlows, out: caper rary PETE in Oaxland, Mis, ov Monday, arley Ernest, of the Fiskites, receized a graze of |. will 01 F om aside to be . v the wignal aereo , rh ‘ have Camp an Sharley Brnevt, of the Eiskitce, receled 6 Wrewe Ot | canby's interview with the Prosident yesterday has | Fucent wedding of Heron. Lemae aed Upon, and in bounced Itoundaman Havsou und other | "eusen Lehy troyensis lated hid coad ged SAEAN®: ecgly Sat aeultviae room are raves the Hoe ot is Weck Fas Mngt $0.18 w hn oride. He not been made known, and the course which tl ar rek norton, Mr, Parker, Mr. Corie: They petare 8 Bune aed GF pucks, puthhetr garbage and ashes ina tudor | _Glon Cove gossip in alive with the wecret ze | . The bullion tn Bank of France has increased (yBagy Fh sraeah sett he f Wt, | Administration wili pursue in regard to exacting the mp neer ant wok throw (hese or any refuse tings | of heautiful young girl vo her father's cow 6,000,000 francs the last report. . fod be jabors he'll kapo it tit hie dying day, Jack : i "The genilemen amused ue of the place. ‘Tie proprictur of the estuly ‘stroots whi Butlers. rt cerwuoay, gra be Javers hel kapo it Ht hie dying day. Jack | tegt oath frou the mombers of the Virginia Leclsla: | witt tie inten and Vithrdss'ton wt wos abbemty, 0 they tied to content thou: | "Brin out the tna of war es to the ede of i hve iothes- and When the oridegrocen coe | wlarsesienaetttyemsN Eta: Rese? nd owner of Herrold hus avother with a stone; ditto George Cul: | ture is atill in doubt, I ts understood that the | pins, are! and oth amusements with only arresting his elurk, Joun Davis. the sidewalls overy day whe ad ifpos- | pearca to Glains bie OWE be was Gaeeremouiouciy order. | Mianesots, shot himself fa 8¢, Peal, ‘ e rove wid Jotuuy Sinith, Bit Holzer had a vunch | yew taken by Judge Advocate Goneral Holt is that ath American hammock Were awung between ee svble Weer Antir \atvel wilt scawor as a narbaxe cub for | faw nan ths SEL Tian Io bee hin ot iin eke lal Reta ee the bowels; Jack Simpson, the conductor, lad | sole Avrngeennpks the large” treee which ornvient the extensive | ‘The Fictitious Castom House Pay Ro sition fanaties, and halt tixorcignt fantitie it (ata uiee ail tines” Oo [> eracrag Beinaes wih soceme O05 Gad tae \ Stones and stocks, foro and wit; and Mickey Me- | thetaw is imperative, and that Canby has no divere: | grounis, and rustic svats ard s.tters were paced The triul of Perey B, Spear, @ Custom House | _cioamo aud cl ' Feo ttn, SNe tO Le | Treasurer Spinner will redecm $10 and $50 notes Phuskey bad a scrateh on the nose, tion, but must enforce it, ‘The propricty of doing | around for tae weary ones. A large and terry sail P ay tt and motduted carreacy ia sums varying from gute KILLED AND WOUNDED RAMSEYITE: this te what be wants to have settled hevose wny | UK PAY gilded up and down the nobio Hinsecs ||| ag Suietwas Contintad pensraey wetern Otte: vore vorLNus anor an } sp OUNDED RAMS! nis ts what he wants settled berore any | INK Parry aiided up and dow wobie Hudson | jay alle, waa contined yerterday befure Cons veodore, OTIINGS ABOUT TOWN, eer 7 among the an cites, ail Sunmons hada bad | qh 4 Presid 4 8 the Indiew who. trem one. oft rer hiuses | te bile withéat question, and das. ¥. Bon arro:t and puulehmont ‘Tho Al . colved hs g ba ihe H Muth ations: and. Vale Cotina hans Lt re ene mniaent o2. Ine. aR ome | wuved their delicate bite a! cambele, veils acd hats, | DePuy Surveyor, sald he k proved the pay eens meee PULA ME Ted At Rigi G ts are to dig inthe 7) 8 (aaiaiones ard tte Collioa tas U say ne will insist that all members elect salt take | Wared tues delicate eyes altars | beduuce mm ob eumdaiy tap back Cee onieany. jaf et ar load of pears rem Coifrate arrived re to cncampin the moan- Fi-Bite. Beso. tis, the Rauseyites ore guy, Geu, | the oath, and others argue that, to Narmonize the | jnat beter ® while. pertur sand afhdavite, | John Leary, for stom - sc pa dy 4 i be band lected wages, KWore that he er ed 5 BI. Mary" , c nter'a Point, is to be WEDNESDAY'S DOINGS, The fractional currency famine has reached such a | Hor dm and took their departure delightea = tu'tun. nun avoiy stale Renator from tho Firat bistrich ¢ no influential po- | raft and insensibie in the Delaware river, near Yonterday offered no variety. ‘The Fiskijen atiil | point that the little sums rematving In the hands of a ** Rattle bia Bones Over the Stones.’ OMG pte, died In that ey Ferterday ‘Ofunimed yesterday | dciphta, yesterday romalued of qunrd until this, morning, wien they | the Avslstant Treasurers will be called In, to euy'ph THM TAILORS! AERIKE, Mr, Boteio MeDaned, was sooently elected | mmr, LW. Garsiner 05 BU rete .0 Disisics De rer, lien received | | The hip Artiean, om Beste Pecan ont Feierned io a train to Binghamton. ie ae ee i in, to Buy ply — Overscer ul the Pour iu Jersey City in place of au ind Master Of tho Odd Follows’ truteraity, dod | #E-7 0 for the monument 19 Humboldt to be erveted | ran op Puls Kits 17 of tno coast of Florida, of the peahaeadaalad the pressing dombnda daily made on the Treveury | phe Strtke Taking @ Fractical §% Coe 1 humane gepth Mr Willey. Ou Wi ay ight inthe . 6 14 OF Be posi bee that, Dat got olf on the 104 v thts Tale oF here. The continuance of the plate printers’ st ike o ‘en= She Mienlevers Comlne to pers Hen, Of De tao City, and an oe “0 Broke ‘8 favorite comedian, dled tn Joba Ro onan Wes qhmnmnitted at the Tombs on the ape rebellion, In u ruraay is ended. Gea. Caren he militin consisted of 100 scattering men from saa Sioa lake (ths Saphir! Asi kn iste the Fo z o ‘oupa jednesde, bin Engiacd in | charge of knocking bis wite down with a clair at 44 | belles and other leaders of the Insurrection have companies A and B, of the Forty-fourth regiment, | \° P ply, he Baok ‘Terms the 1 Doc Wo American when & eh d early | Mot sireot, captured, and are awaiting trial, coruneided by Cap's MeD-naldund Wiliams ‘They | Note Companies con make some arrangements to | ‘The Tailors Cooperative Association met last & train while at work, he, wak cinjloyedein mst. Lowe thewire George Berneixer, a boy, wax ron over and kille Another first bale of new Alabams cotton, wel Were leadea by Col, Hobie and Major Worthiug. icy | farnish the curroney uccording to contruct, the Me Mcrae cle a) is A brea PAG Naan rhontee, and thence he went to tus | Zeeterday by car No: 90 of tao Helt {tallroad, im Wid | ane vocute lama gond tgte Tow midiay, wid " Jed by Cot, Kobie aud Major Worthg, ey ding to et, the | evening, Mr, Morstadt in the chair, ‘This As: Noa rheatre.snni thonee'he went to the | Xie h Le ote posnee.c ees sone former of whim pan Licuten sat Colonel of tie | printing wil be done in the Treasury Department. | sociation includes all Uranehes of “the trade, | Medor adiatesiot r we nese VAS TMT Ee ‘The first of the new Erie Railroad eabs was placed | A body of a nowly-born ebild was found partially: ter Major uo i bet b J pember ‘of the nen were One thousand fing cigars irom & ben Francivco | and will soon put codperation to a pructi a Tl eie eee man tas te \ hid not allowed lo enter wEsTCH TER COUNTY. he ree qestertay., 1 ts painted drab, Om ge. by age io fre mond. tid ‘Milford road, at Pore evidenvaily vld soldiers, and cailed vividly Lack the | firm, parked In glass boxes of one bundred, with | cal test, The Constitution has been drafted | Gal gh thaclale DOUNTE. 0 f Bee app Mootagd OLY es Ms vo TONATORT BOVESN ‘ stirring cays of the past. Maj.-Gea. McQuade, Iu. <pasn * id age bya ~— - horus Cherry atreet, quarrel The case of New Orleans against Aldermen im ee aa ol the state militia Wed Onde Renny il, | She monogram of the President on each, and the | onder the best legal advice, ‘The Boclety is mainly The Perle of the Newark Poll eq Wostcheater Ooliaty Mutwal Insurance Com: wife Bi Poyening and kicked ‘hor ia the | dictod for bribery. de, has been continued over uo ‘ Overnor lo review them, and artivedut the Tunach | small end of each cigar tipped with gold leaf, were | composed of Germans, und the constitution is at | John Nellor, of 29 Condit street, entered Peter ta to bo changed bo nJuint mock Cuinpaay. Aly LOSSATIO BOF any the Oetobor lore of (ne Secatam Sorte station th's morning, Alter his inapretion thoy re- | received yesterday at the White House, but were pte Mee, rnoalaten end patiaeg (Or ue ret | Kagier's saloon, | treet, Nowark, and |. Meaars. Furringion & Rocekwell wold «parcel of foaggn Deak: hee vated p Age erriog of eptia arheeg ii Fott from Calais, van tote AT Wonk, not openod until to-day, by Col, Douglas, Private | incgt anit, aud repurt the present atite of the atrixe | (hid, for beer As he was alroady Intoxicated, | f'n Warhurtun agente by 1M deep, belvtyany to | Bake lo” exhibition iu Broadway. Bad Siriout injuries besides upsettiag the was "The cause of this sudden paciilc front was tue pub- | Secretary to the President, most I Ail tuo Grms have maoe an ad- | ty the street, an og © ny, Whereupon lie went | fic eakate of Sbace Boll, Wb J.W. Ackeiial. for 610.0. ‘Travel over the Fulton Ferry was suspended yes- on worm bas oppeared, five days Hlcation Uy the Governor of request made to lim Yance tn the scale of pricss, but only tlirteeu have | window, striking Louise Zelulor on the bead aud | ,,,A stone welhing abou Aft, pumnde, threw up Waray afsernodh, pent ous Dene RY Ot arcinent te (he Seiten tee we ee ee e irtios at in order that the puv- sienes . Fificen handred of more wen ounding me Bag F mal | bya blast oo # polo of rocks near the Harlom Hallron », the Colul od ‘nton. ‘voast 7 Me ‘mght sot elincgnteniencedy the ‘Reve wor feceluing the rul wages re thon Cicer Moen to tinrat Neiet hu nttupting | aude feueyaeeethn hn hw tonk aaa eehass ind | guts ciongy'h. tHe duPyvidy Wwunnle whe cus | 4 Atta! stamelaete polar ihe hmaly ot Be Bharge of it, B rined ecelvers y refuse to sign any document which ba m by tin Crenken radien Joln Blont, of Mont Vernon, was held to anawer | Yooterday ‘Alonso Gaines, ® prominent merchant of New Gps * ‘THE LOCAL FEELING, A motion to vacate an injunction granted by “ae men think thisa rise | ee by Jnstice Btovens for a fela wauit with intent (o | Phe sparrows of the Park, deprived of water | loans. drowned bimselton Wednesday (rom the seam A good deal of I-feeiing existe towards the Erte | Judge McCunn, restraining Mr. Barr, the receiver, | (M(t, and will not return to work wotll ‘The Fore Jarvie Murder, Kil August ¥ Hvowor, (The accused and two others at | since the draining of the fountain, Are dying. Tho | Indiana, us she waslandiag st jommeree, La. 1y among the people along the line of tue | ¢ mag + | peloot ure guaranteed, Pout Janvis, Aug. 19.—Warren Fellows, the | utd utemeramockad hia, lowe. pitting one 2h | Nicnowoa, vevers have smoxed out the sparrows waer- naval cootractors fall in thelr contracts ped tha Ther Bare” bene Gian tq | OM PATS, Ol ons Ot the Faas funds, le fe be -— murderer of Mr, Alexander Swinstow, made the fol. | Wer" Mev tureatoued to KUTD Bi ag Ai didhy pled erag iy ter, goods are to be purchased inthe twuarket and at gland, and pot give them by Oe . an H : . Jays howre the wee pte . esterday, for snatoning & the necessary amount of way trains, "Phe laborers, | money is warted to carry out thelr plans, Judge | hosed etait BP Rhatory, whe, 8 Tinie, Tae day before the occurrence i stad hr | John Huskie jan besu, elected to the Slade Art | , Marry Att snamnety Mertne Gouna uy. ie? are Mepabie 6 opened tive cna 2 jon iso, have been told that in case of the advent of the | McCuun bas extended Mr. Barr's receivcrship so ay | strike, away assert that. the | Wel om Pond'on a Aang fxcurnou. iad ther rele at JesipeNe “hog Barly, Ciseovered iat repared fr te oxen at Monday: | ern Ohio yesteriay at Wilmington, jor Mortom, paity, (hey will be discharged, aud replaced by | to include all the funds and moneys, wheresoever | Chickering pianos ure in the market twenty -fv over Might and peat day until aner diuner, Ido nos | Jeferson Davia end Charles Mackay ure in Glis- | He sare that the feed prepared {ur the # such | aod Goveraor Hayes spoke. men, who are raid to work at lower wages. | situated and in whatsoever bands the kame may be, | cont, below. theirs, and. | reo have cus | recollect anything from that time until 1 found | wow weal pte Fal aeed itizens of Dorchester, which town nas ud. therefore, considerably more animus 4 | which were derived and accumulated by fuatond| aie (ee anes at tain woe myvell I7iBg on ® mattress in tho Fowlor Hoase | | G. Gordon Adams, U. 8. District Attorney for the aie ey aetna: As tan, reeuning recnuuy amncaea 9 Boston, wil/aporoprins $f 0 the part of the Fielitss, wlio | O'Mahony by he sale of aald Heaian bonda,” Later any thas wine maine dit ay ure | UKiog Tcid of whinh fag onaaeions tae Wears | wetness of uueesipny bee vendered bis eng: | of tt eet rT a piewic al Kort Lee, Jona Wiicy’ | Rouroveiment va the streets aad ‘OP ballafag oe their oppon ie rom) — -- Hi 1 W wuspended, pat th mn hy Either Mr, vu ier J ‘ultereation, i Sud tore their pepe il will. inca ae tha Maal Piel lnvaninenin: Will not suomit do any change ta the scale’ of pricce. | oy wits cei gratultts oF Futhill, T dlon't | mpotenmner Dees laf Nebiarien yerterss an and Michael Hoaly, who were ar- | Tie, tes, Dragon, nd, the bark Geredts car A, weatle bridee wen Sestroved by the Ramsey | _ The New York and Oswogo Midland Railroad By pol toine, T replied Neo He sald bad slot old Mr; | there by sue suddut tives of hus wife, niga Fae i wid Gy nideraees Kocteret | ere agrioeely eemaged. Foon dbou hes! »“bevmeen Afton and Hurpersvili, and anoier | Fas through some of the most populous and fertile | 4 mnaas mecting of the tallors of Devlin & Co. is | neve Have beds toed wong sigald Ta there, nel) ‘iho Hon. George H. Pendleton tas not entirely jorday Mmoruiag, “tne forms of the Spriogteld, (Mass.) or Detwecn We latter point aud unnel Station, ‘This | counties of this State, between this city and Lake | to be held this € Suing at Coll'ss tz Avenue A “| fully.” 1 wae them. taken’ pp sleirs to the room ve Wuaey thse ment age? Oe HAFOWn | A inet Of Fintyetth street and Miaventh fell tweuty fest on the dianince’ Mer on Fincites, Ihe telegraph wites were also cut by tue | OUtFi0, 400 milon, and takes tm e part of Northe rs, No, f Oly, met | IS Tae ee maT om TAZ veh WeptEt Minister McMahon bas Remrio. He ‘arkine, of Filty-sixt eres Lars mabebleban ve thes bape Rumsesins, to retard the communientions of the | New dersey. Its advantages ase freight road oro | (eit Aicit and, received, & Couinittoe tau tue now | ih Oe TOTES Rat ate te a aah atuemonte which of President Loper on the ath of ‘The first bale of cotton to Alabam {ior hb wires Ore DOW agein Ur Gnd tie bad Tocca eadareat fae Camnesy baliies 1 jorkingmva's Uulow of that city. abened Duseorm and other slak.mouts which parod (0 the Bragillan lines by a blast at Hell Gate on Wed: | srcutgomery, o@ Weds yyy Will be replaced by to-morrow «vening, when tr: pereelle pany e Ata mecting of the carpenters of Brooklyn last we ean be proven #0. fain worl oncont. neadny, was to Cut the cable wi ieenty and | Mostronery, 03 Miu A came easel, “A Ireight car wheal cf iit | road aa rapidly as possible, aud by Oct, 1 expects to | eveuins a Couinitign was appointed to gu oun Irlendly $9,000, and ot $10,000 aa ated tn tho papery. Mr, Worthington, Inte A Honblivar "Sn ail felecraphie communisation between | Doonas, it Ng, oh One Fa ON ctetias, nck in el will also } tte | ave 147 mil i ‘ ‘ Visit tothe New York and nebureh Uulous eilows de wapayer etisries Ayres, hha taken leave of we cu olf. o ' Q Hithitte vowsere been torn on” Be reghind. The | Have sted ot bodiog tines’ far has beve sattoyed a Bricklayers’ Union No. @ admitted 25° scabs" last | PULIDE & mMv.ster out of @ pulyis in New Jerovy, | Kirk, ihe Hew Minister, bas presented hls crodentiaie timely interterence of Oficer Patterson | ,,1he Northerm Pacite, Bxploring party repo Deena a Gf the paid-up capttal of $4,000000 upon whten tie | WEL. They haves partial stcike oa laud agaiast tho | ADOUL nok Uving In harmony with lis wile, #buu | | The Viceroy of Bxypt lias received the letter of ory Diet would probably have murdered | Sitt® (he?lndiaos at Duitale Lake, ort ratte; Voriogs srorion are currest bese regardieg Company started, and to curry forward the enter. | Mullipliracioa x apprentice He wealth, Ho ls recovering, the letter of the Sultan of Turkey. Lt i roported that 1 No, tie Foryth street. Ite rushed | which one of their soouts was y : King & Cromwell, s shoo firm in Market he Will baVY Bo dilllcuity La making & eatistace es rapidly us ible, coopen and registered Mesor pee yeaa pS rf yo Ww rocentiy emnpiived 6 workmen, br 10 ‘The Bodevijling of ( te. ‘Thy have already been embouled in Tux o bearing seven per cent. interest in gokd are | street, \ewar tory roply. UN, Lively times exist at bin ‘current here regarding the dis- Re! 3. Fi sok FS coat of the beoret Service ms Ollered to capitalists at the rate of $21,009 per mile | Being boys me apprentica, Nike of the Jourueymen | = Mavow Cuvne, Aug. 19,—The Mauch ( he vias of the mont, threatens: , ers 1 Gaente'” of tha Musnsane Decasinenk The Republicans of the Fifth Assembly District, | TMOo en] Dovervment, © OX , boy rfl anon, ry Departnent, | The, f Gertain mi je ander bis Observation, ond fuss 1s the ali ateurbink Wovle. The town tas | if road actully ballt, A better or aaiee nventmoat | 84) 010 Fran ow of Sergt, Robinson or | /asstle of Lorworrow will contain the followin, Nes Reon panirnna Ne duty in the omtee, OF the StL Pirsugirandorsupt anes ‘ song Foorganiss, | pllcating his fia, inciuding ‘ous or two Sore 7, Sorcrel, apd laste ‘The Roman Catholic churches in the diocese of | aibeliovus Garden last Sunday: He proved an albr.” | baby lead tos ‘sus saa ra seroma, Bat wenn, Gan: Vad 7708 Onward No. 990, At the regular meeting of ld Friday A tho Hou. DM. Van Auken, Miiford, pro: ' ou te 15th ve lay TieSusquehsnna aod something or other rivers, | fecnedral tor ths diocese. piensa to comprow its the strike of tlt nt thou-h'wid, will at UM season fost abou "The body of John L. Helfrich, a barber, who was tos Tauern will bdeve hog lowe than thelr ows gern give lots of water a , Opposite the Cometer & terms, ninety y are leat of ae Brows le atmue, Bom vata, ae Toand yesterday bY tof the Woveroment bas arrived bere to Kurry up Kees are running shoe factories sud @ comb factory there. Works oy trot anaes Hest at the en Bais ernie cia ocnn aoe | te Moda Dank Mv, comme, fe ar eet day Gen. Ames removed the folowing Bod) he Directors of the Great Western Mey: os In Missireippl: Judge JeMferds, of | Mains W. M. Neate a nated Comseryatiy rs ndge Jefter do, ae 0 i Tie'Rupreme Courts A. Warnee betretary of Binie Wid'a Baier ee ‘G Cewis De Groff, W. county; | Jor mite i Atniner man, ude harge uumbes of wainor oilicern, 7) PoRe ELON cack. be Varga Memeaagees! | Breet Judge Bpeed, of the Orimiuat Cours of Wark a