The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 18, 1869, Page 2

2 ea Lae 9 ella sa pannus mae THE SUN, Erp ere eager er et SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1869, ‘ ers = ‘ine Sagat Sibel of clerical work, By the authoritios he | rived at the time of Gen, Giant's election ; DAYBREAK FOR FREE CUBA, | Sica or dane eones hom cae. dations and THT) BROADWAY TRAGEDY. SUNT AMS. ' EB THEATRE—Doneleantt and Rovert- | he Was treated most kindly, They were in | and we adhere to our judgment that it vast regions of cane producing lands, but unless the =The new Freshman class of Yale will nume son < wow nivedy, " Dreams.” Matinee Saturday. vee ‘ war soon cnda {t will ail go. to waste, except such : FRENCH THEATIE, 10th. er, eept He the habit of conversing with him in afriend | would have becn a great deal betier to select THE AUSPICIOUS OVENING OF THE | parts of it ae Cubon authority can bold, THE ASSASSIN MISTAKING AN INNO- | ber about one hundred aud siaty ugueh Operas ARernoon, The Puritan's Daughier | ly and familiar manner. Tis deportracnt | for the British mission a leading: Republican AUTUMN CAMPALGN. SPANISH KU-RLOU, CENT MAN FOR HIS RIVAL =" What alittle child? said af Fveuing, La Sonnambai roti ad. * Ab,’ ACADINIE, OF MUSIC, Muttote Saturday —itorm | seemed to warrant the confidence they placed | statesman, who would not have been under ieee Ge the Camariite, & seeras woctety of the tthe and | a ceaes tecuenin Hleltewne Htenpitat= | iron Hood, “hie parents never made mech of Preeti ligitateur, « oO ri i wot fo eo come aking er the Great ttle of Las | tre loval Sproinrds out of the a , hae be . r \ CENTRAL PARK GARDEN, Th av.. between sth and in him. and av Sitor, were it not forthe | the necessity of making a prelim'nary i'e Prighttal March: De Rodas's The aetive of late. A few months ogo they had a single Mr. William F. Howe's Interview with “aMesare, Madenttian, the London, pubtietoeny SOUL ste.—Garden Concerit. prison dress, might have taken Casten for | apology before starting for London, and who vana—Desolation wher: club room nt No, 18 Calla de Mererleres. Tirey met the Prisoner fa the Tomas A Story ef | , te Fiandive: 6 ee OLYMPIC THEATRE—Uncole Tom's Cabin, Matinges e 1 " | + " PF derate-fro! seitom. ow there are fifteen soclet y meet Love and Revesee. Announce a wew weekly Journal of science, to be en: Mt LS O'clork, Wednesdays and Satara ‘one of the officers, | would lave something worth while y lanteee grery night, And deliberate ap to morning bouts, J Hamilton was taken by Capt, Walsh | titted “Natore."* y ” 1 et Some # he e plotting for th puis ol 6 a. ia ol wen 0) beeen . n HOO eS MU REC Ope m Moa wanders AMemoon | Now this man was situated about ag comfort: | after he had got there, Derrerbontense or he Bud Spanish authority, and tu surtaln tue. souunteers. | before dantice Dowling at the Tombs yestes av, and rs. Mary E, Tucker has a very able articlo EMPIRE CITY SK \TING [INK National Exttbition ably as a convicted criminal could expect, and | Hivinew Bi i Havama, Sept. 12.—Col. Enrique Boniche, the | Others say that hey aia to crznaine & move 8 | sere held to await the result tn the case of William the woman's right® movement in the Octor Of the American institute, aaatietl pe ti JAvely« es of Lea Tunas, ar | MYQE Of Cospedes’ government, whenever signe pol de ra par a ning white | ber Packard. she doesn't want hee nalts THE TAMMANY.--The Quoen of Mearte: oF, Harteqain he undoubtedly had good sense enough to} Daninens ie bow Veer wevive tw Cle ay Spanieh commander jn th: ie of Las ‘Tu 1% Kpanich downfall, and the dawn of ¢ wn ty. | Madaen, whom he shot on Thar day evening W i the o Malte hig teeny leceeoan Knave of Hear jatinge saturda know it. Yet his yearning for wrong doing ‘ y net his city. | rived here today, Me was drouzht ashore in a lit hatever inay be thelv ovjeet, the Camraitta walking on Broadway, The Captain in making his —The present Sultan has larg GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ta sto asd ah ay patie a . Our merchants in every branch of trade are | ter, and lies very low, ‘The two wounda which he re. | POWer in Havana complaint deposed that on Thuraday evening, while | the revenues of Turkey, but still more largely the (Fatherland); Matiades Wednesday and saturday. | WAS FO #trong that he was «till ready to peril ithe plenty of gooda, ‘The dactl celved at that battle—ono tn the loft Inng and the 7 TUT TION walking along Hroudway, near Niblo'# saloon, te | expenses. The debt will soon reach half a thowsata BAN FRANCISCO MINSTERLS, 9 Broadway, oil the advantages of his position to gratify it. | Lott ANedth AIM Santi shdptinetion, asses " a ia Hee ing! nful and dan wth al MER iH EE Sd heard und lke a crack of & Wiip, and some one | tulllion ¢ ‘ BOWERY THKATRE=Niex of tho Woods; Dick, the ‘ 2 ly is paying up its debts, and buying large. | her tm hin Mp—are excredingly pain A > beg adi Strela uv ‘ieee Pi hat Virginia fe Newsboy, &¢ On Monday he was discovered to have made | iy, Kile tlw ; kerons, He was accompaniol by eighteen captains | A Patter Man than Fisk Hecom said, “There t4 shooting going on there. ¢ —The Detroi Preae says that Virgini OTAINWAY HALL, fept.26—Graud Concert—Parepa: | a falc entry in the register, by which a con. ; He Vig cotton crop of Inst year, and | ana Heatennnts who were wounded at the same bat ber-The Twin Dorlans Go Down aprang to the «pot and learned that Madden had | “tated in tears” over the resignation of Gov of ‘ Mi § © bigyer crop of the prese: u peivntens all of Wh ave Hook yen shot, He alvo eaw Harnilton attempting to <t¢ bat aural resu ie ue TH'S THEATRE. 21 et between ith and eave, | Viet was about to be discharged nine months the bigyer crop of the present, make South: | te, and seventy cient private, ail of whom hay bald . A Krand the Bat been shot, He alvo saw Hamilton att emp 7 Ww bat the natural result of te Be ip Van Winkio. Matinte saturday, | tiefone: the: Toad § fl , ern imen feel flush and happy. ‘They are ro- | been taken to the hospite’s, Seven woanded gol | Fat Woman's : eacape Ina Broadway stage, Hamilton having been of Gov, Walker. WALLACK's—The Schoo! for Sean ta | DErOre: Cie sear veri OF tie. Unprevhment plenishing their exhausted stores at a grent | Mer® and one tieutenwt dit on the paeange (roi | The Fat Men's Association is rapidly enlarging | gaged whether he knew whom le had shot, an: —A veteran pool-player in Chicago accomplishe LO'S GARDEN—Formora; Or, the Kajirost to | expircd, It ie said that further investigation | ik Pr , 1 i ; Puerto Padre of thet wonnis ite membership, Among others who called yester | gqered, “Yor: Marty Allen.” When told by the | 4 the other day the rare feat of pocketing every. ates icgeeeet: gi te ens | shows that CaNten bas procured the rl rate, a8 becomes a rich and growing section wavesiii's HAdEH day at 49 Wiillam street to sign the roll was Mr. | Capiain that it was not Martin Allen, but Witham | poi from the Iay-offin a game of Afteen-ball pool ‘diane. ices nih aaa lg Fy ida te Wid Wa | of this mighty country. The West too 18 | tom Maniabon to Las Tunas was not it now ap- | Buseh, 420 pounds, from Hoboken, He was met by | Madden, the prisoner professed his sorrow. Alten | aud nota seratehin the game. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Sept, %2-Peeneh Opera, Le | sox, the Warden at Sing Sing, | 2UYiBE Well, though not fo freely as the | pears, withont mach troutle and seriogs loss of tite | the Lect oie enh enue a ch weigh | had supplanted him in the affections of Emma | Gen, Milutine, Russian Minister of War, hat uive, on, the de g Sing, | ¢ ' A 0. ¢ fret | pg %4 pounds, Mr, Busch ts anative of Germany. aad 2 to me panel thief of her, |g. tere »p for go supply of BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Bept. ®ttip | will without doubt prohibit the further em. ; S0vlh Western mon are selling off their | and of manitions of war, T have to-day the fret | et Bolus Fong, ond watiled te | ces he reat tne eee hog cersriade io poveenes | Riven rterz lo. a: Rrtpp lots lets rappty of Bie Van Winkle rth accumulations of whont, and they too are in | CFF version of the march and of what occurred | He 3 and for that the prisoner had determined to revenge | etuncndoue Proselan gune, which obtained a prize a ee — = | ployment of prikonera in the office of the z on the road, Benoyasi, with 9) soldiers and acon. | Hoboken, 0) me acorpo- | himself, He thought and beileved at the tine that , the Universal Exhibition of 1967 —A fresco has been discovered in Pompeii res Presenting the circus as it must have appeared shortly before the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, The amphitheatre is planted with tr chief clerk, He hes had Cater «hat up in | Kovd spirite, and pay up thelr Dills tn 8 way | yoy of $60 males and horsos loaded with enppiies of | fatlon ofecr tm a don! Ils chance of a dark cell, where he will probably long ro. | at i# perfectly satisfactory. Everybody is | war, and 199 toaded with eomulssary stores, left | suners Mr. Fisk as President at the uext an- REIT, | main, prosperous the man be hed fred pon was Allen, and he no Intention of burting any other perton. Tt bas been ascertained from Warden Brennan of Bellowne Hospital that Madden {9 likely to die, anit Srithout day miotestation from the tate 8 Coroner has token bis afe-mortem deposition, vate ais dateetad te aie ‘ Robert Ice having been * ° the revolutionisia began 10 wonoy ithem in th Hamilton, after his committal to the Tombs by the | eee Tear Marshall, "Alas, went out last Welt EMBER 18, 1869, The difficulty that di fed convicts thd future time, But it doesn't seem to be at | American revolution ty style by firing apon them A PALPABLE FRAUD. Coroner, had an interview with his connsel, Mr. rte ven tlathial Whe fied 4 tone, Gnd het’ = Seceeeeereeies ie preeine Wire palatal, de EN “ , i hand just at prosont, and he would be a bold | from the woods and (rom elevated spots along the | | Asian weighing only 181 was weighed yesterday | Wirtitm P, Howe. Te a handsome anv intetigent | Mi some seutiemen who carried 9 rope, and basa . | ) procuring work, causes inany of them to 0 4 among the 400 and over, found ‘ wee jeturned. It was ing on Teo, The New Constitution—What the De« . ui prophet who should fix the exact hour of its | toad, but always saving themselves from tarm by | te be rated among the aus and over, Is was found | young man, and lived st =It is rumored that Queen Isabelia bas borglil mocracy will Gain by it commit crimes for whieh they are again sent tburst, Seeretary Bowrwet hasilly retreating when any of the Spaniards were | that he had on, in addition to a heavy amdercoat, | He was for some tine veper at 3 Pear] atres r x : ete D wut bs . tebleg 4 0 pri \ Canon wile allng | OUtburat. — Beeretal JUTW ‘ bape athe two overcoats, and heavy weights tn all bis porketa, | He told Mr. Howe that at the time of the Perce du ce Napoleon's estate La Bergerle, at Pranginss We have already shown that the new Con. | 0 Privon. But the causes which impelled | sooo soem to hurry up the ru Per ES RR AG La ae vie Resides, he wis mannfictaring a brick at the time | Dilce In Toston, Martin Allen sent & bud cirl. who | The amount of money which this woman appropsie Stitution restores to the Governor aud Senate | CANTER to fulsify the record are of a differ |) people like 1, and like hi pan Semen ta THe ARROYO BERR OU ea Jo Ni iat, He was prononen| & frau and of | oe ee eeu et. a nets aad heaee tortion. | ated to herself is something fabulous, & part of the appointing power of which the | ht kind; and they seem to have their foun : cy ed T Desa teed : ae Hate es FAS COGYOR SSEE Teel Ore) Uwe MOE eiGe a ere ord street, On Tucuday last the prisoner we —A backer of the Harvards, in Wolfboroogh, i 4 { ‘ i do ones ich 7" Ani fad re he. Arroyo Blanco Saas, . ward street, saw Allen, and told him that | ad CO hada ia f existing Constitution deprived them, and bret cael ais Proncnoss MS ae hos hh The Hon. 0. H. Browntna of Ilinois, | three leagues, of nine miles, northeast of Las Tunas ashe A Mis Mtl niaans, yet ied toro hie wifes and eaudioued ham nl tf omett omt ae eaters ecially it gi he Governor control | displays itself in many criminals, Such ar peretary ol i me deep depres tr received a letter from a mias of on ¢ her, 4 fl #, to Farmington, ol expecially that it gives the Governor control ; y retary of the In. | ‘This arroyo—guleh—having a deep depr fourteen yoars, Who saya that ighs 12 pound ‘Mr. Howe—Woat did Atten say? bet, and is now in training for the feat, over the canals by authorizing bim to ap. the moxt difficult to deal with the Democratic party. | diMcult to pass at this season, afforded the Cubans @ | aya. wy ty Know whethey yen are to bea Hamilton—He said he should do as be pleased, and The Grand Duchess Maria, the pet daughtes " ‘ * sroblem oO M eten ‘4 nile ortunity to either eapture or Fevers mijited. fir. Fisk replted th would buy the yy that he would moet me at uny. th —The Grand Daches: y the | point a Superintendent of Public Works, a of Bu fe nsistont with the ‘general tendency of | superb opportunity to either capture oF he : J By eal nas water chair icon of the Emperor Alexander, Is more Likely than eve and over the State prisons and other peni. | Cult as any presented by + ‘ “ ‘ : the Assocation at the next state! mect. | was ernel and wrong, his mind, He is a born Conservative, and since | Punish their enoinies, It is eu tay rg Sta prog, He he« heen informed that a | sponsible, I found ‘that he continued to keep the | pefore to join h n-bake i the hea e world, and things are moving. Maniabon at 10 o'clock on the night of the 16th ine pn mi bak thy tin the world. " ‘ene Meeers, A. and P. Dorlon, of Falton Market, also FY great thinker says thero is a period | Onetbind of the intervening distance was Pelee | ined sesterday, each weighing 19 pounds, ‘They ta | are twins, and enjoy good healt Che fox Tt Shines for Atl. One of the most remarkable features of th hdi crime is thie persistence in ite commission, | &f Snancial diester to come upon us at some SATURDAY, SEPT policy n any way, | who was Axor Jomnson'’s S and the | has finally joine nent is as ditt import and vt ques. | ante ; ant | @Bumber of the Cy | Western woman, nina ben naundn: ekpene : t, at he soatinned to} + lot with that of the ruler of Road tentiariee, by authorizing him to appoint a | Hon, What shall wo do with our criminaly ? | the ruweratic party has become the opponent | peter a wit was, | to reach New Yorks and Will call und see bia. | kaw Con Linoweniy Allen standing tat the otraek, | | mania, Prince Charles of Hohenzollera, Board of Man agers of Prisons. des Matiay hs Wallaee | ; Hage aces sc Neal nae bcd ed Mate they opened # brisk fie upon Beurxasi's commantl ran two YisKe ran rantic-madiened scarcely tn yossrasion, of | —Dr, Pospati, of Constantinople, is publishing We have also shown that it clothes the va pike old et Ch ey eh pment ditien Shberhatanarade Mid wT eT Cn aa ana running | Among the genttomen wlio ell erday to wee | fatal resemblance to Martin Allen was the cause, | &8etles of works Mustrating the dialect used by the Governor with the power to appoint tly Chicago Trivune affirms that Mr, | tucky gentleman, and we are glad to Leura that | qgit, Benogasl was wire engugh to push through | M. Fisk wae a short man from Loug fslond He even wore the same kind of hat that Allen weirs, | Gypsies of Tarkey, His observations are in cord hy ald the strane “yor “riaial a ‘he prisoner is visi Motiey in England ‘ Hd the stranger, “you eerimialy area | | ‘rhe prisoner is vu d by his sister from Staten , § done nothing, | be has got rich. the arroyo with al! possible speed. in order to gain | copay every way." lainesd “and wedbats Teale bie poustior on of the Indian origin of the Indges and Solicitor of a Court of Claims, a | phe AJabaina question is not settled, Great | phere PART Fp Trish fell ‘open ground, ‘To do this he had to keep Wis men | Me ‘led. : Aaa aid Ny Peer ete —A member of a church in Vermont, tribunal for determining all demands upon | pases nerd Is some stir among our [rish fcllow | intact, and allow the Cuban riflemen to cover his + stimued the stranger, “to think of 9 MARRYING A LOLD. “a man from the Lord,” pray : i Sritain has not offered to pay the bill of dam- | citizens of the Democratic persuasion at the h the », | man being a ba ker,@ railroad and manager, : i hie di the State for damages of every kind. We ‘ train with a crosstitre from 90° aides of the arroyo. | Thilo tat beendes a The as not an old man in his dotag ages, nor has the United States proposed to Prominence which the Hon, Avrauam D, Ressee | Halfway throagh the arroyo is aawamp, surrounded AN ACcIIENT. Ao atish Dinner Party abandon the claim or abate one cent of it.” | bas been acquiring as a candidate for Judge | by level and miry ground, On tis We Henoael On Wednesday night, when the fat m meeting Alustey in the Totle-A stn ‘This ie all very true; but it is not all iat ig | Ceerke’s place on the bench of the Supreme | ordered a halt, that the rear of the train, whiel tl held in the Kevere Mouse, the former President Henor-A Seu have pointed to the new anthority, present and prospective, whieh it confers upen the ord hert | his gosiinghood, but a mau wits all the modera im< Party in his | provements, MM for the Murvard-Oxtord | 4 German economist has eoncvived the ide " in reg slaty, tiv. ; , * tis widerable | OC tue Assocvattun, Sidney Simtth, Slo pounds, did Race. Governor in regard to the Judiciury, by em- | tbo said in making up the account of Mr, | Court, The objection made to Mr, Rossrn io a the moat, and sadered com got immediately return to his home in Conneetioat Yesterday the gentlemen friends of Lord Hubert | Of *et!ving revenue from a tx upon piauos, ‘Thera missioners of Appeals, who are to aldeqhe AES 410 Han Be lands Gakbetien ied there would be two Hebrews on that bench, and DRADLY FI FROM THE NRIOH TS Se ers eae Wen peaviten Wel’ hoebe Wt hun eheareniea tava boautl upon wiitch an annual tax of two thalers exch weed Another pass was before them. Bene: i ordered | jer Court of Appeals in clearing “YS calendar, this, they think, is not so good as having some e down tou. At Inst, Lowever, Lihue iat - ¢ was found | rand belle and he As just bee went there he did something of unusual tose i fru aed teeny fs the Third and Fifth Batialions of Volunteers tomass | which belt hit —Burns’s pew, once in St, Mic Dame s people sdlans ; jawyer of Trish origin rained to becn taken toward hi pounced, Mis Lordship arrived in this eon a and, if the peop! WerEgainst continuing | interest. Me npologized to Mr. Gpapstonn: | MY 70% Of Irish origin ratnod to the dignity In | sa4 move forward to the arroyo or gulch which aes piresity tree) taken toward biting the] ponnded, lite Lordsnlp arrived ih tiiaveomntry'ta'|/ nies and’ bearing “HURL! eat, by hid Lated th acd Ks chase tb a He apologi Mr. STONE | cuewion, This scems to us a narrow and un- | Srened on the west, of the awamp on Las Tunas | AcMlewy oF Musie for a grand bail, July, ant white sojouring at one of the places of | (MeN and Detring UH. "cut by his Land in the ee Oy Tor for certain expressions in a letter written | worthy view of thecuse. The question ought not | gle. ‘Three pleces of artillery were rent in i bathe ahaa Faablonstte resort fell 18 love, proposed, SRa WAR R61) 540 ues ue wiictlnds “Ae tho Biddlia Old’ Pom nag tors the appointment of the Judyes of | white ho was United States Minister at | to be aa to a man's birth or rel ‘ Simmons, 275 ponds, | cepted by the beautiful girl who is his flane’e, ‘The | RUE UP for suetion, As the bidding al ‘on, but whether | vance of these two baita d them in accord. | he bas th puts, learning, and charseter neces. | lowed, ‘The Cubans opened fire from the heights ary fo nudge o }e Supreme Cor Ve | above as soon as the Spaniar ame within rifle-shot rete np Ay pend le oat des WPCA cL ba NA) dint Benegasl, however, pashed ah ls, “stag” party; but during the dinner young Ains. | ™*e! whether The letter to which tho British Govern. | commend this plain principto to the consideration ie shat riieivee ‘1 : ens ie Some PAT Man's BOCQUET, ley announced that it was his intention to give a | ne to the other sex, replied sternly in ihe mepre ment objected, was dated at Vienna in | of all our readers, Though we do not suppose | ee ieee ee nee cmtured a anmber of | 10 the evening, Messrs, ILinit sent u fat man's | dijedner at on early day to both ladies and gentle. | Ue, because in that cage she might sare wee the office of Governor and of the other chief | Gotoher, 1862, and was dnty published by | tat Judge Russet will get the various Demo- i and the convoy fol . ie £5, the pew wos bought in at figned the roll in | dinner was given at the residence of Mr, Jared lady M the end. from the Fourth avenue who | Oliver, in Twenty-third strect. It was entirely a , id would a signed the roll in T the principal courts in the State Vicnna, of at loast explaine We have contended that if the Constitu: | ance with British demai tion should be adopted this fall, then, as it | would tind the Democrats in possession of mous wit, on being have preferred te be bouqnet to the vere measuring over ax fect rF aw Minely | oulked to marry a woman, r ; MO | Horses With thelr loads, also some struggling Volum ference, and eomposell of the choicest flowers | mem Wine flowed like water, and wit aceording)y | nan ee ete rsaniol Thowditeh were to. executive offices of the State, it would en | y4p, sywann in tho vast collection of diplo- | CE nominations for this office, he certainly | ieee moe FI BOE YEUNG TRL OMMSIE, Wom GON 7 || Crereene oy Can CUR TeS TORIES Tee DAY RTORO D1 oo TT ec ctaie (bU booked . Mr. SEN 0 colle poe . 4 Wilste but Se a 1 or in early life to purchase the hooks they Ke able them, through a wise use of the vast atle corroapondenes which ho gave to C to be defeated for the reason we have FLANKING THE CANS. a — at abont 6 o'clok, and the hacks about the Pitth bn ‘hate ae 4 and were compelled to make tama , i eaponcence Wiktel he gave to Cone | mentioned. Besides, why should there not be | Cals, Antonio Medina and Bavardo Navarro, with THIRTY-TWO HOURS BURIED, Avenue Hotel were in uncommon demand, pe i eee Passobage: thus! Ace). in) thelr side, 10.) Groas andthe reat, of’ manklad Ue -follaw- | guy dgwe: on’ ihe heel dA well laine Howes: | Bel memtmaas MAN worereeal Weasel a rot : a ‘The nuptials are to be celebrated tn grand style | Frit coptes. Those which Dr, Bowuiten ex intrench the party ina position from wh ing winter, Why Mr. Mor.py, who was | Catholics or two Methodists? of & body of Cubans 6) strong. Being sovported 7 TMS Lgl at dae ae Famalea Well | in November, and, we are assured, “will throw into } rein the Boston Public Library, it would be difficult to dislodge it for n Yon i ; i x aut i with artillery, they so far succeeded aw to comuel the | jet ewed thee Maas Metombed The, Paar | the shade any welding ever solemnized tn New | —The Southern Typographical Unions ure eack e & | stationed in Austria, should have written to — Pris Reached the ™ Eotombed—The Pare | yoy . bride is b hh to send a boy to Gen, Lee's Cullege to be thorough series of years; and therofore, that it is for | yi. oficial chief a letter relating to events If Tammany does not wish to pave the | Insurgent commander to beat a wnsty retreat for a tare of the Rescue. Ru oe a ee fol on aving nt Ge Life ih ee adh epee = ie Ha hai safe position, of A i J, but to wo our every day att the interest of the Democracy to secure the | i, England, it is difficult. to. nnderstand, | Way for ver own destruction, she will keep off her | Convey, two hours later. re jou TABLE Gt Of Yeaneayr; WIV Lamia Garth, 1S Io a ae: caamey TiesfaTs GREY. Widi Be: Goll): | ALPEN Att HEA Gah; AH SSPcToN SUL HL iaAEnTS owllon bf te Canetitit ste destin "| ticket all such names ay that of Axpnew Lexwow, | Fematnder of the Insurgept command, when Rene- | colored man of Jamaica, L, T4, at the bottom of a gtabelgradsipceay Aida ae , : : Reoperoe OF the Consetubon, Possibly he may have felt that the Minister : petis MENNONS | ani ade every effort to keep his rar pr nel wh den had saved ‘The well belonged | described tn Tax Sux. This wedding will probably | facture a few priuters of superior education, If uot Tn noticing some of the minor advantage of the Seventh Ward, Lexwox is the man who | while he pushed his command torwart xe rapidly as | Wels Whose sitos had caved .in, The well belonged | take pluce in Grace Church, aud the subsequent se- | ability. jin England at the time, Mr. Cuantes to Mr. Alexsader Magner of that town, Carter | ception at Delmonico's. aranion Fiat eweended into it on Werluesday afternoon to take ree within two sniles of | Ut the tube of an tron pump. Athal-past 3o'clock | A Democrat Thinks bis ten the earth and stones fell upon him. and he remained relieve lowis, one ft iAnhatig ae Gale As Prom the Wortd. hed ceany binekeue | woriyiseven fms Peow see martes uabl esirienied |” cite) reocuing, while bb -breaktast T took tl is acensed of punching out the eye of his neigh. | Pys*tble. which the Constitution would confer upon s ; ; 1 Francis Apasts, was less competent than | por vr, MeBaive, 0 gentleman who had taken THR CUBAN PURUIT—T exception to the rate of Reddy the Hlacksmith. | 1.7486 the Democratic party, wo havo referred t0 | himself to instruct Mr. Swan and tho 1 Tie Cubans fo Woe that tliat 35 restoren to cites tho right of | Asheriean people om’ what was golng for |’ Aud yet the Tesicnany Cousral Cofnaiitue makes | Kinuet econ self government, and prevents that special | ward in all parte of the world, But what. | him one of its iuspeotors of election, fear = —The young King of Greece has gratified bid Grant tea Good | Jowish sul jects in Cortu by being present at the synagogue during worship, The Ark was oponed a the King took his #eat ona throne, and the Rabbi 4 thelr avi 7 ; cailed ou Heaven to rain bicesings on the heads of a tpg : . irsuhr away hy the retrortig’ Spanianie? were the | en Thursday night at liltpast 11, He was tuterred A Gay catiin te Cee | ne a Interference in their affairs by the Legis | over may have been Mr, Motiny's motive ple heed oo Meats trophies of this semi vietory, Beuegust's euinmnand | talety-two hours, Heavy stones lodged on hie tr. The best photographe of him ry zo | te King and bis son, lature, so characteristic of Republican for Dr, J.C. Aven, of Lowell, is trying to get cled Las Tunas 300 srong, according to Spanish | shoulders and pressed againws bis skies, and he was Loos tii squarely tn Ul writings this letter, the document it —A large two-story house, which was in pri reports, While they sald two days ago that he left « "y hy proe ‘ : nay 4 ' bis mouth forehead, and, even F ; 4 domination dusing the last dozen years, | ore thou patriotic enough in sentiment, | Me Republican nomination for Congress in the inbon With SX) mem ‘The diveropancy nut ace | Unable to move, He was entirely withont light, bat tor you will bovery uukely to form 4 | STS of erection by Gen, Tom Thumb, oppesite thd Paes Aan ea HM, though patriotic ¢ 1 ont 0 tava district of D shea he Springs | counted for; yet it exisus sir reached him througa eranntes votween the Conipsro. this est rexidence of his father-in-law, in that part of Middlee tnd which, in its hearings upon this city, hus |i. go. »phomorical in style, so replete with ADU CHAHOH On: MSMASH USOT THE INER ‘Allare surprised that he should lave bean allowed p ’ ston s. He experienced no bodily pain, and 1 sensations were not ng, Inasmuch ve gave him asvuranes of rescue, {AA | Amer working the whole of Wednesday night, the iow | laborers were gratified at daybreak to hear the n's volee, His head was uncovered on Tharsday EXPLALYED. aiternoon, and brandy was administered to him, but | he carelessly tw you know field Republican snys thut he entera the Bold with | to reach has runne afutt puree, This isso; he is worth four or fiy baer millioas; but his purse will be as full when he f# | Panas form in Europe, | done as when he begins. He will haggle about | bis way been £0 offensive to the Democracy, Under the propored Constitution New York could not be ruled by a bevy of men from th tural districts occasionally assembled at Albany, but only by the votes of those who aha tan or hore, and L won. y allowed his retreat to be made in the | ™ place to why Las | the sounds al tight, it * ho AEFON 80 bs Hy that Mr. SeWAnD's publication of it wears | election expenses, und if he sets out to buy votes, | Where they were eo taten reqnten the appearance of a deliberate attack upon | he will be so sharp in getting them under the AN eRAG boro’ called Warrentowa, was taken from its fows< dation during the gale of the Sth inst, ant scate tored piecemeal around the fleld, iced hgh gor ig —The project of making New Orleans a walled: vt of himseli but of others, tor he wis | town by building a comp of carthwerkt Grant, As agood fellow | aronnd it has been revived, and is serionsly nrged ut the ‘country, saying no» cheap Shakespearian learaing, and #0 for. to any practical duties that Mr, Mor may have had top that he is President is ab ah, by the press and many promment citizens of thaw o we von the ish of Man- | ; , j market py f » won't bi eve abons hy ount fo to me seemt it required six houre © 10 release lis body, but ad Oveasional * To: y When poople " permanently dwell upon the island of Man-] its quthor's reputation as a statesman, | market price that he won't buy any but the very pigithans here aceount for thie te tne svemiy When'drnwa tp he wee went (rom brulsce, hat per: | ao generous to him, If he nod anything to prey | city. ‘The necenalty for it i# tho danger to which battan, The passages in it which excited the dis. | meanest. ae idea of such a fellow taking the | OF? rably supported with wrililery fectly ab! No walk to hi foae Jouning oa the exe bea) Jaleth te hea eine He siren Nh aad the city is exposed by the annual luundauens and The » Conn + also remove ; ; ; place of a large-hearted, upright, 1» CONsEIen- "unne ered all ho of a frie arter I# @ night watchman of the e - : e evasee lowe! Siseipp! The now Constitution will also remove | aatistuetion of Hor Majesty’s Government | Place of # large-hearted, upr ht able, coureien Howes, hed surrenlered ull hop Bouin" Hide: Rauroud epot ee Latin Mentad being | fle iesimply wearviees, good follow, wins likes ad. | eTevasees on the | wer Missiosippls another grievance aginst which the | were the following: tious statesman like Geonak 8. Rovrwent, is y justly conjectured t AUT and sore trom the coutusious received, ho is in | Miration and Matvery, and to hear his own name he Austrians, Swabians, and Bavarians ara re th ra Galirdit) Pha nechib Oe ue Bevonily Dinesict pill Gattemees ota Ao way iniored. coupled with burrabs.” ile jeads tie life of a butwer- | meaitatating a tripte alliance against the Prusstax Demoeracy have long and persistently eon ‘Tho manifesto of the English Chancetlor ot ine | *Dsurd. The peop e Seventh Distric Reaenda, ora Tas Tunes, wou! : ily, Misting from Hower to flower. Such propensitics ‘ng a triple alliance against the Prussianey ded. It provides f regristry of all the | Exchequer at Newcastle has doubtiess engazed your | PEVer agree to it, piirpose of capturing Benecasi, “Had this been don AMUSEME as his wre cheap, but neither villanuns nor even por | aod the Prine Ministers of Vienna, Stuttgart, eed tended, Tt provides for # registry of all th xchcquer at Newea Herr bigepeyar ovenietide | —— - fu Runed Gledary ANeS hava PouRiaH'T snail ae bad.) They are bad nly because they are unior- | Munich are soon to assomble In a solemn conclarey voters of the State under gonoral laws, and, | Misation. ond yom are Helter abi to decide tan The Democrats of Philadelphia have nomi- | Sjanish authority satel a blow as ieould ‘The great mating of the city to-day is The | Sometitag more Important ho attend wo tiee sone | Wun Bismark will be handted without gloves. Tea n how much werg! ¢ attached to those re: y x 4 7 nated a new ticket for city officers, Tt is aims. | Tr ities of trcope, cout fame SPAaIey cet | Tammany. Thousands of pretty ladies ant w)riads | vauting” through the land, and. making eratic party, it specially enjoins that the | PAyKsele, jmmlanees of fortune to have to put up a new sot of candidates | sons, ‘uetdas plevel believe nertedle ogre teresting ehiliren will be in attendance, ‘The | ConUMMAlly ery: Le here, and lo tuere | mode of registration shall be uniform in all | +Tonly allude to at in passhug as forming a por. | dust before election, It looks av if things were | afl tnt. Rerepective, ind partially ful@liel. aud an a i as War uakiceh tae anihats eae lis and all the new performances, Admit | un Iristunan this morning told me we War: cities, tion of the historical recur of these times, Itis | going badly with the Pennsylvania Democra the crowning feature of the war, which line calles children, only % cents, Yory gentlemanly man, and eo is bis lady, the first public, although unofiicia ; dl we . 0 eu this | Tem the Morin de la Marina the acknowledgement | Hermann anv tue Biack Ant,—No small part 1, response of an | and we four they will be pretty badly beaten this | fromthe (chia ue la Marina the ackgowledement rv © small pal ielding oj o » Demo Golding to the: Just Geinande Of the Demon | a inatansen’ of sympathy with the slave he peopic | Hungarian /viplomatic Review characterizes sock aay Tf Graat alliance as eqnivalent to war, which is bad for Benstg Poh | It is proposed to cut a canul from the five lakes in Soath Carolina, forming the head waters at the Ashicy river, to the navigable portion of the Trouble Among the ‘Twenty= By doubling the number of the Judges of : é river, im order to secure easy trancportation for tha nelish Minister to the emancipation proclamation | time. Peeaars { Hermann’s magic consists in drawing large wa ¥ i the Court of Common Pleas in this city, and | othe President. Ido not. believe it to reprencat — - : GRN, DR RODAN—way Away, dienees to the Acalemy. Poor Maretzok found ita] solic hag occurred ithe raaks of the 1 Leohpbanpnba ayaa Ghee ple bhai heetie aay authorizing the Legislature to detail Judges | (re feoting either of the Government or the nation, ‘The Prospect Park track is too expensive. | Ansotute “iscontont vad ananotiered maiterings | “ificult enough feat, eveo when he was bucked uy | many Iull Democrats of the Twenty first, Ward, | oriiated at about 89.509, and it is sald over gaux rf @ f i i y z pf that Court and of our Superior Court to “ The speec as it related to the United | A werkingman cannot afford to pay #2 fur a ce cae us have become proverbial among the val. by orchestra, chorus, prima donnas, aud all mule rine is wilh be well Fur the Ly PY to heal before | 000 worth of the di peas can by lis means Le tanta 4 teers, Spauish re tilees, and. ali il ea ; 1 nervous, ring. 1 orted . aieatia sata ciaeuitnand apes rms of the Supreme | States, was a consummate work of art, aud suggests | place on the grand stand, Why not throw op aympath wer over the protracted ap, | Wende that makes up a firsi-cless opera company. | thinned his tried deel Bating that he woes | ies vee ae oonere a4 Hi dere . titel ibe 4 4 the oration which the great dramatist has imagined | to the public the immense field inside the track Gen, De Kodas froin the Investiga- | But the magician secms to avcoinplish it single | be a cxnddae for resicction to the Assembi Hi —While Serrano is fooling Gen, Sickles withy Court ih this judicial district, the Constitur | 6. stark Antony, arousing the citizens of Rome tu | at the rate of twenty-five cents a head? It logs have unveiled the taystery of | to re- | handed, Whereupou Fithian announced himsel’ as a caudi- | empty promises, Prim is straining every nerve ta A " m # % enty-! UPN OF to aces piish the published tion affords some much-needed re f'to the || tury aver tha dead body of C Bot his tri) | ‘The beanty of his necromaney is its studied alm. | ‘lite, aud unl lately consideced his nomination god ar, ‘There is the r would certainly increase the receipts and make | 10 the interior ww of the carrinons of Matin mn AvOUL a mon baMe the Cubans, It 1s 4 mistake to suppowe thag since dames Gor. erworked J a e) tribunal ; name elaborate deprecation of hostile feeling, the : mas un unas, Gen. De Rodas bas tried or is | plicity, The old-time jugglers lambered (up the "Brieu, and Lawrence Ls ar beid a | Madrid is the eapital of the Spa Tug halite aay i: ae 6 af Me utter sr Fh it eee Haar NGAIEE Cth or | the grand stand more aah v At Arying to hve ay intervigw with some of the mem | stage with every manger of strange furniture til tt | caneu ab Teo ckiand Lake, snd decided that Kie real headquarters 46 Paris, aud Prim, ike erry cing # statement which no ove will dispute, | ri . The course is well managed, and is probably | bers of Cespedes's Cabinet.or any one to be appointed myust be ac: ate, wm Le ii on of Fiktwan could i € ieee not be permed, ‘They caled on Kicraan, and alter Her, 18 cncwmped there ail the time, concerting veut both written and | Hermann stands in the centre of a space absolutely Kreateffort persuaded him to take tue Held, they | Measures with Loats Napoleon tor the ivetitamen a rhea seat of gover: | barren of everything but four chairs, and performs | M*SUFing. him that Fituinn would ve forced to witn- | a relgn of terror In Havana, ‘ ng with some one of Ks | hie tricks withttho ald ouly of ils wend. “Tr conta | oo thin has Witiktrawn. wind with lus frieals, hers or with some lending chictuin, | NS tricks withttho ald ouly of bis wan \ conld | threatens vo form a coalition WithAlderiaan ( Ht (his; their oMlects allege it, | hardly be expected that all his feats should be new. | who ts dissatisied ws bud asked the tyterview, not | and they are not, but some of the 1 lie lather is waiting to accord tue audit leader,” ax tuey . A ‘ YT his hearers, or preteuce of covllng that the Judes of that Court in this city | Prn NM, hie Heaters unler preteuce OF CUI AT He best iy the country, ‘The directors, howeve perform more labor thon any other five nt frente, awoct lends, tet me notatir you up | should put a stop to the practice of those jockeys Judges in the State, The new Constitution a aE aera cocaniel who yell at the top of their voices to make the @lso initiatee another valuable judicial re- | says the Roman, horses of their opponents break, It is unfair, ‘, ee Why heviare onr kit see » S jectionable i into form, which all suitors and lawyers dwelling | ay NOt ot dow our cust spielen pian ua atieucua a og By nein taatet Coon TE tot the eeeatted | looked like an astrologer's den in the middle ages rn —The latest accounts about the financial cond tion of Turkey sre deplorable, The employees ot areas novel as | sulted with reference to thy womenstiva in ihe | the Government have not been pail for the last glug they are adroit, The one that probably most sur- bis de Rodas, and Sek cihewa amena, GGA legion cE LEA Dieouney’ | Pedann On CHa the Wades tS TS months, Failures are every.lay occurres« a in cities ought to hail with espee al thanks y,neill be our cusomers re DOES aS Bese eng at on rane saps enna TanccRA Se Lanes, ss prised and puzaled the audience was that which he The Tweltth Ward Awake. the merehauts are im despair, Phe soldiers oe tier giving. It provides thnt cases decided In struggling for ite tife against the moat | VK Fait Groutils Association, give it a rect | gust, vetore De Kiokan eft here, Lbetieve on the | enblles on iusimaginative programme, "Condemned | A large Democratic meeting of wnticlommany | tnierior are starving, and in the midst of al ehok f record in cities may be carried igarchy that the world hina ever eon | Tce tack, and permit no cheating on yo 1th Ultimo, & theeding oF voluNteer oMcers Was held | 10 Death.” ‘Three persons taken at random from | mea war held ut With street and hind avenue on | desolation the Porte has appropriated fiiiecn million sourts of record in cities ma awukens not his respect, but his pity. Hela unions, | oUFSe, and the people will thank you, in the club room oc the Louvres and. frou au the audience are permitted to toad at leisure, | Charmed. Minne Onset ation ie Tita Proridite 4 | franes for the entertainmont of Kucénie. Hhenee directly to the Court of Appeals, (hus | renee en ae aie ea ral einer denarriea —— - Gent Be iodas “aniasice was chosen to wait pon | afer their own tashion, and with powder ond ball, | outs aguitist ‘Tammany, acting on toe principle tuac | —Tho Duke of Genoa, brothercinlaw of the saving the tine and expense of passing the | treated with due compassion, *Let us bear with Frank R. Puncent, a member of the | cess Catunas ani Motto Castle with volunteers, | @ ‘louble-barrelled gan, a pistol, and a singlo-bar- the outs are always stronger than the ins when | Crown Prince Humbert of italy, who pursues lis ncaa) ORAWA ov dh me litamnedinie te1bUb them all we can’ Td nasuren poopie th Painters’ ‘Trade Union, is running for Assembly | and let ail the Spanish (oops go into the interior to | retied gun, Hermann does not handle the weapons, | Mpited: They Wave Uuerefore made 4 combination of ‘open the fall campaign, 4 all the proamaent and representative Democrats of | Studies at Harrow, Engiand, vader the auspices of ts is now reqii red, and giving those who are | for freedom against rlavery, for law, ord a] in the Sixteenth District, He is a Father ie j | nor im any way interfere with those who loi them the Tweltta Ward and Twenty-first Auembly Diss | afr, Matthew Arnold, proposes to travel in Spain for J bo unfortunate ax to pet into the courts in | *oclal progress against a despotiam avowedly found: | Mathew candidate, though pledged to vote for Dio Woda “in” the Governor's | Ho takes hls position some five paces from tue shurp- | {Fe and will present @ united ticket against Tau | ihe acquisition of Don Quixuts's. languaze, if hie the meridian of }i g uit | SU OM Mavery as its cornerstone, that itis surely to] the ropealof the Excise law, Here is a chance py MA peronntaciy y’ | shooters and bids them fire when he gives the word, | aistrict will support Welr ticket unele Victor Emanuel will consent to the journey, e meridia fi getting ou ‘De ne the only condition being that they are to gfire at his | are in deplorable contusion betore t be defeated, and iat the sympathies of tie world | fur the workingimen to put ous of their own num. i the insurgonta, Gen, are with its antagonist, is, It seems, the trac way of | yoy sw the situation, or what it | breast. A\ which is doubutul, since the southfal Duke would ba old age before they di tm, for both Jndge the word the three weapons are ps as Well us J . into the lower House, They will have im- tad to: thle Aree to te charged, aud Hermann drawathe three bail, which | biymed nnd’ Aldermen, unless they can in some | S* ONCE Put down as acandidate for Isabella's throne, In short, in the various particulars we have | ‘manifesting a kindly temper.’ ‘To do this is to. ob- portant interests at stake in the next Legislature, ‘ y yoko hushed Gen, Hea: | bad been previonnly marked 50 that they might be Way break up this fasion, Among the residents of Paris are tho exd > ‘ , | serve tet caution about adverse civ,” rera by thund iL ant Domingo veognized, from his waistcoat pocket, One of the a of Spal Indeon the ex-Rallway King, a HTH pA penta uaa anther amie rh Park eit Hiation nA ae and they want better men to represent thom than | Daite. recalleet, iit shout the. 4 Seaguembe | goastimen ‘who wruluntenwed: tur the matter, bene STATEN ISLAND, pha AE Sea eNee) bps Aki Al decided improvement upon the present one ; Rete Tmt Let iiteaaacee those who ailowed the bill for the repeal of the | Wy diekate the law to me, F want you atl to know that | known to"us as a sportsman, who. seldom ed Sx:Doke of Branswiok, an ex:Prince of Rovomania . thom, it appears, ‘They are still eadeavoring to " Jam determined (o re the city of Hovana to ashes, | missed hie bird at reat or oa the wing, aewured ux Fa vin, Trust » and an ing of Araucanla, @ latter is @ and if the Democrney are wise they will give |...) jt rar from thelr pe; they have not yet drunk | Conspiracy law to slumber in committee during you gy, ko, wows cached He Koda, aud tell | Mat he landed wath tho. greatest ‘care and with n At Cachan ants bie elieey abe eet ae'| Prenshnan nawed Topnent, wha tak possenion of . ha f none 4 : 5 ae) bis nut seasic them to k Propositions to themselves heavy ball, and took the most deliberate aim, We Hily bY principals of deparu ie eee 4 pres 9 ft their votes in November, and thus consol. | oy the eup whteh, notwithstanding, all the world sees | the last session Mis stung the volintacre’ prides Tr Wert then so | leave. tae’ sciution lor'the’ reader's soenetin’” Lier hi a cA sist edetast tote tract of land in his own name, and held wove date thelr power in this State and enhaneo | they must drink of, Enjoying thas the adv Ex Speaker Hrreuman and Mr. Haney | deep te ¥, do not brook It with suppressed | tan’ duction of the #ix he Metropaliten Boast of eh ban Doran an erelgnty tli he began to ask f Plivs, when hit ‘ ath I he Uni of reading the future with periect accuracy, the sedi hatred of De Kodtay only. but now and then from about his person. is M 7 subjects rebelled, aud semt Lim buck to tue Boulus heir influence throughout the Union, ils h to imitate bis Chrisuan | Gener are having a lively fight over the Senate. | tempted peat-up M0 MAULERS some ¢ mpalation, During hte al Daniel R. Hitchcock, Es a vards, en eS Es rant te Gee cae fen. | rial nomination in the Sixth District, ‘The Hon, | omHour sounds, svidently bee lost nothing of his slelght-of-bead perintoudent of tho sunday Seuoot of the fteformed | no Prone to Evil—A Persistent Criminal, | fr >earance, and not to trample on the downf ts ie - em ed THY SPANIARDS PREPARED, tea Church, Hrighton ietgite, aa the place of Mredas, Boyde —Russian Turkestan, hitherto re Las a He ‘earneetly hopes that England will do nothing to | Ricaano B, Connouny, it is understor packs: PUN AMONG THE BOOK MEN, removed trom the ishiad, “ Joun C, CANvEn ja perhaps the most ed Ad . no secret here that all the one hun waste of barren sand, haunted by restiess and ui | HORN he MANTHEL 10: DOrRADS . {nilict additional shame, sorrow, or paln on those | itcumay, and Marriew 't. Bagsyan backs Ge wo uus, ot F Cailanon “th - Kesidoute of the Ni h detained in theelty | camable marauders, is now assuiaing ite true chir- hoted criminal in the State Prison at Sing | wo nave already suffered much, aud who will | yur, If Gent wins, Baennay seous dead sure of tod, oF Mt he ha red heavl ramids of Literature aftr 7 Mis A ON al vssiigg (lbveaiagt lerdal odie pod lad at . ing hie fo or fift : 0 suffer much more.’ ™ ‘ a ext yor eal ary ko ne Condit he Period Knecked Do: boala at bompa is Cul ¥ lo Vor Bene were i yeep Sing. He is now serving hie fourth or fifth | provaviy Aare to suffer much more. ‘ the Comptrollership wext year; and if Hireumax | Spaniards who Weed In thoes: two strony What Gino tebe boats at Lompalneviiiey Bud o ere to Kort | marked advantages of climate und situation, eon ferm of imprisonment there, The crimes After Mr, Mornzy was appointed by Gen. | Sicceods, why the Hon, Mr, Connouty swallows holds nile a 1 or lutor with the toga tannins’ aaa ch banka vin Gin ion ——— tuining Khogjend, a charming jittle town, and seves ' ; ‘ a 7 volunteers. No arty count As anid b . rnp sate 2 ORE. Cl vd Ay ‘ for which he hes Leen so repeatedly incar- | Guant to be Minister to England, he wae] the ‘Tammany nm . Meantime the Mo» | Sethe latter, The pans that phy 4 the wanda gontiny t venteriay ves A vik TNE CREAM OF THE COL ral populous cities, besides, the capital, Samarkand, ti of oa yope a eimocrats and all opposed in . alis of ” " oO om T oughtor RONRONS, BN OP th 3 vhabitants, and one of the dine ae torated are forgery and counterfeiting. His | called upon to state whether, in these por zart and ‘voper Union Democrats and all opp wed from the auanive walls ¥ a pan aa and he Morro Little, Brown & Co. Desiiver, Biss & Cn. Nicholns Yootrday morning Stephen and Frauke Kevney PU a de nhs and one of the dnest ¢ prevent confinement is upon a conviction for | tions of his official correspondence as Minis: | to Tammany Hall have consolidated upon Wat | ferme. ‘They caver. tin'atule eity most perfietly. | Sally Howe d Vorny, W. WW. Uardingy ‘Tuber «| worn token betora T ® Condralsioue Whitey v9 aus Belnad Yorks? & seael 10. "he Chae: uttering counterfeit money, had before the | ter to Austria, he had intended any personal | H. MeCsnreu ae i ly Apa ie aren sat foes eget a, ON DP pls retire hore at disposed of at Salaiactory pti maven lilgher thak uct felned WHEAT: EMO WATE DOG INGEN | Te it ae mers, Henry Wood, suthor of " Rave ‘ ; Fi : "i . on CI first Distriet, and have thus started a fire in Mr, cma sleep bi 8 tule of " at the sales of last fall and spring,’ Kaglish and new y \ se ake Court of General Sessions in this city, disrespect to Mr, GLApsToNE, then Chan- ee ita POE HAZEN Ee fom, Ney eet Hie Of tauowetry and deeper | Age Books were particalarly sought, Four In the case of Jules Turgensen, against 8 \ nis. | Lynne, aby T. B. Peterson & Brow CANTER writes an elegant hand, This is | celor of the Exchequer, and now Prime | TITeuMan s rear They & 2 hundred “Gen, Grant's chromos, at the siege of | (OF Notation Of the law reer te ee notaersnaist: | thers, Philadelphia, It 9 printed from the: Civil and Police Justiveships with anti-Tamma ny THE CAMPAIGN OPENED, Haratoga and of Long Branch, preventing the tav- | §,CtKG Yesterday eave Judem the period to udvantage, retailed a¢ % conts, | Which ie iad export were sold at 2 conta each, An amusing Inewent occurred during the afver- non. A set of books wis up, A stranger who hot strange, when we consider the nature of | Minister of Great Britain, We are juformed the pursuits which have get him to the | that heat onco made the expected explana we — Site Prison so frequently, He is also very | tion in the manner required, and the Bri nyt xs piston two | author's munureript and advanced proot the waine ot the pint purchased by them from Mrs, Henry We ei Adama ogt. the bark Wal paren ¥ hy m Mr . ed ton tO enforce Au allecod. lien | AN CADCHBC Of one hundred and Sty’ po amount of coriain repairs nat | in gold, and willbe issued in America ou Friday, Curiously enough, the Cuby toall expectations, ‘and nut th » f adated te: fa Tire Cinco Villas : Her columat ebleftaing, ¢ Souniard men, If the Republicans quarrel as tyusi ia it district, McCanrwn can be elected, At ony Mr. Hiwmugay seems bound to make or oreek y every Tin and bid. It took, Vessel iu dey Judge ihenedict ‘ well educated in other respects. ‘Thicke facts | tish Government interposed no further of we - ish troops from Cardenas to Cape Moyer: they How many? Mr. Poster, the accom- Med) shat the degree tusk be Lor abeliaut, wii Sopt, 4, simultaneously with its pudliewtion in Ea ' ‘ he Senator Spraqum says that Congres: on ten Puerto Panels aud 1 ad; they bi UF, U0 10 SAQSTTAIB HHO BINOEDS: rope, It is the best book that this disthoguisued au- « led the prison authorities to employ him as | jection to his entering upon his new otlice Senator a ahelt soo pe ae li tha ie ataias ee ante id the stranger, Plilip Becker was yesterday arraizned before U.S. | thoress has yet written, dlerk of the register in the office ut Sing | It would be curious to sve the letter in which | made a large grant of tand for Brown Unywersity, | (oy cidable garrison, and thy have scbicved'a trie couiuitaloes tlle o chargest patie bck evlag i Nae pe rae Sing. ‘The register is a record of ull matters | the representative of the United Statcs thus | The land, which was well worth $1,000,\v0, war | vino) aver tile oneiay, hey have, harasecd ‘ou in the trade ¥” kuve ban §U and a gine Veter was t . ; f tas) to tte ruin the largest convoy ever 8 4 for @5 0, enator 3 a! iy th i telating to the term of imprisonment of the | made the amende honorable ; and we hope | sd for $30,000, Senator Sraacum justiy Ue bolas 7 ' : + Cini ts mot wanted here, ti To get t change A : otice, and presumes that Brow x We TORCH AN IMPLEMENT OF Wal Cush te nos wanter Jig than to get it clay convicts, CANTER has lad charge of this | that when Mr. Fisit pu mates sharp practi DP MeN a Us a bad vue. Philip was weld tucross irresed, whereapon efused to stand by Lim, | at Tunis, now President of the Grand Council o@ sor mat that ne care ran a goauine note dou; | Tunis, and @ most orthodox believer in islam, lina | teil, Just publivhed a pampliet, in whieh he iusists on va~ ishes his collection ; 1 q & Ives reaped a fortune from the transaction, | ‘The revolut vers have a plan in employ Gov. Hottman's Imication o me rious reforms needed in Massulman Mtates, Ainong, , sree y a os lof State pana > Ww uke " ye 1 ng incendfarts st their e aa, ‘They have * . for the post three years, and during thatt m f State papers he will tuke care not tO] 1. providence Pras demands an investigation. tn \ncenftar a sin i or enon ey ha Owseo, Sept, 17.--Gov, Hoffinan arrived here _ ‘Phe Sun Kei those he lusitt#on the meceraity of dismiesing the: Lane fulfilled bis duties to the satisfaction of | omit it. sibaealinte = Bot os olvabled tHe machinery” of the majority of | Ist evening en route tg the Btato ain at Elmira, and Subscriptions for the Avondale fund recvived | egrrent nos a ato the sinfulnoe of painting 0d i The nett res 1 eation i e Col awd ilies .L, Stone | them, They allow the » cr Ww, was the guest of the Hon, ler M. wl. ‘The | gt the oflce of ‘Tue SUN: #4 L the officers. ; , The nett result of the whole complication is, atte, 6 Ne Movies Bubiatied by WW, L, Btone thera, Loe Ne coker sana io grey ybut It See eee ee aie iy Bin Srsaanste Licht a ‘ienlpare: Ha polsle Ou that bawhace are thas Every visitor to the prison, since CANTER has | a8 our Chi “ayo contemporary states, that Mr. ¥ . . telets where Cuban authority prepon’ | Hrtstol, eft for Kimira by special train this morning, ution on college matt: rs, particularly with | €s°ep worklaw girly arte condemved in the Koran, Their prolivition 1 k f 0 COD attor it ie | To-tay'he Visited the Fair, and wan the quest Of Wo | paipioyees of Ma y pt oy can bones a found not | z n vat, boan in the office there, mut have ween lim. | Moruiy haw done nothing whatever aluce | feerenee 10, the bostelings af’ Wure myMiions | Ai tee Ma ease Mt | Hom Lace Winsome ie for Alboay one | Pubic MA ioprtpeestleadeolagh eyed olga phan Ho ie about fity scars old, and huis counts | making hie explanation to tho British ruler, | mises interesting corresgowaence rom Warope, ang | Nia * mm. “le to be burned junto far nat inne: | socal ain this evenkeg, Frond doh street: ate no doubt held in great authorily, bat they were gunce is quite iniellectual, Ali his writing | Wedo not think that this amount of work jus | (outa Mut will aim te become sh Organ of, come cae fof th anish Government, ‘This ta a biow | The Atlantic Monthly for October in a eapital Total sions not committed to writing till long afer the prophet'ss materialy were arranged with perfoct noat- | tifive the expectations that wore rained at the | munteatlon between the several universities of the | crowlli io, mnplate, for though it Brings ruin \¢ | wunner, much better than the lat, The Young | .gattarmonie Your Belagatiiame tin"tvetnancy.” | dently and tis to be soppored thas they way wot Mm eas and order. and Le books were models | time of bis appointment, or those thut were | interesumg matters Sm yerecwie aud Spain wal wot obtain ten per) Fo de of the same publishers, ls always to be orabed, ata WHAOD, He TER OGH, | sit neepeate be periestis seyret s A 4