The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 23, 1869, Page 2

THE SUN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 a pants te any activo rymuathy with the aeieverent | You arm a aundidate for tho Democratic | “THE METHODISTS’ PANIC. | ks sip" wil sing iaeet in tteceers |THE GREAT EARTHQUAKES, sownpsme bane sed IOAN INSTITUTE PAIR Natl ‘vile ef te Anew | Of Cuban freedom may interfere with some | nomination. Are youn favor of the great clerks, and other subordinates; © hanwome re Pej 8 ghesplerdelert vA fall store on Droadwar, tad. wlalesste kwon i Bismark is again seriously indueposed pet theorice of his concerning abstract prin- | doctrine of Magna Charta, that a man shall erie ee rent te Roy meres eer Wee cern ee f ‘i A REVIEW OF THE CONDITION OF | tho basement, covering an sere of ground. Tis | PORTH TERRIFIC SHOCKS ALONG THE) A shark, oight fet inh ee res " 4 ciples of international law, not be condemned without a trial by his THP BOOK CONCERN. Misalonary Bocrety, have ey Fa las PERUVIAN COAST Lone Watt, New fuven. ‘ Wetieota Btipsiar a Vinee ie How are the mighty fallen! Whata dif} peers? Or do you think that » man showld ae ne ° ment, lew 8 number of flesirante | omters te Pi sea Baw ineaway =Mr. Longfellow hax boon called the illvstrions Wwours ‘v “iP . P ", ‘ ‘ ‘ i 4 Nes Continuation nventigation—Goeds | on the scont ant third ore. an wt 's Prediction Fa e ii of Chien n¢ an iNustented paper Mesketers. “Wessling —Miy Va i | ference between the CHantes Bustven of | be kept in the State Prison for an offence of | Secugh Demands « HMeartoa—Viuaucial | of the fourts and Gta Moyes for reat. by ad Litto the Upheaval of the © tien Of | Tees once rh best igh Hn THE TAMALNSY The og ft Mar Koa 1849 and the Crantes Suwmen of 18691 If} which he has not been convicted? You Soundness of tae Concern nes Abil= ip ihe tring. store on ts rorind ATE, bsg the Clty of Iqulane—The tuquake at raed wok sine dancer, Marta Tegtio- na Nate Sau | ‘amen 3 0, iis arcanzement the * r os Se athe OE eibbtedion ; exasinertie sie a ol cov craved, | in that better time some prophet had warned | enjoy the reputation of being an upright LAS Ge Moth dint Preneety vosimenite Cnet 3 Pane Missionary Suciety wee their rent | rt cccibte calamity which rept away whole |, Morera ~—eieTee fate ats f ¥ " jer~ free, besides receiviag wa tacome wuilicient to nay e terrible nity which swept awa, e . : BAS Faas s | vim of what ho would now be doing, ho | Judgo, We want to advoeato or oppose your | Stake Concera-A Libel suit Possible. — | taxes, interest, and insurance, They have gust moved | cities on the western South American cosst avout this | —S paper Tatty started fa Madrit hears tue DERRY TH ThE .. suier's Lie, nnd Miller wonld have indignantly responded: ‘Ta | election, if yon aro nomioated, understand The publicity recently given to the affairs of | Into these vew apartme ye eae? or tatee Ab} time Last years is mil frest in the minds of our read- | O€lnoae kame of the Guidotiaa, and { uit. voderstood deparuneuts \n tt Ad fo, thy servant a dog, that he should do this | ingly. Let us hear from you. the Methodist Boo Concern, in conneetion with a i Pretiioctes a set avetaah. | thing!” ‘Aud Me, AURATAM D. Russut.: you aro a | the alleged frandutent operations of two of Ita auhe | a ne si the genion agent of the | instant, anda large Iuea graveyard barat its bounds | —The English papers express thumsetves much i ordinates, oomtinnes to attract goneral attention and | ¢,The Rew, Te. Carlcvom, the senior agent Of #0 | aa joug rows of ghostly monuics of tiv ancient | erated at the manner tu whicl the dereat ef the Cases of Mi Tnaator Of (CHInIDAy RW WHEE Ato. your are ro. developments to add to the | men that the article in the New York Tomer of Tuc | inhabitants of the country were found aiterward in | ven thousands o! human beinc« were killed in | t be the organ of the pablie executioner, ss meieg aie ; y pera eggl ne j ‘vard crew was received in tats conntry. . Oper Ley Mowquetatees 4 | Sto ital, in this city, several days ago, was | ¥ consider tho fair hand and the perfumed | yesterday, althongh the investigation of the books ton ih penreseajalve (that journal promiscd | forgotten eepulchres, Our county suffered the lows | when an ay before him * opened® ta TieaTRE FRANCA pa Rew —Marians, Matinee § Wheel a ne ated paper of the communications sent to us in | 8%4 accounts, and the general workings of the or: | Me settacthon of the article In pesterdays paper, | of one of its dnest vessels, which was carried anile | the Jnry somo revelason from the workl of sprite. ren | taken to the Morgue, and placed on a slab for ‘i i, eetaek 3 handle be nization ie etill in progress, under the supervision | but 20, sueh retraction Sppeared, |The Vester inland by an epormous tidal wave, aud deposited Au Owaba paper sivs that Senator Thayer waventen tT Brvunaury Fple Hien, dee Dances | Recognition. A casual visitor recognized tho | YOUF support, we think you can hardly be aa | o¢ Lanahan, Of thie Snvesigation no- | Swalt the Friare Of the reat eee Ww no | far beyond the hope of further use, * ‘op . H : lysate OU letsicn fi the Rev. Dr, 1 corn, who Is now abkent trom the city, when. If» r# in the np Of novel notoriety,” 10m which ° ah re corpse as that of her friend, Mra. ANNA Mc- | % vovaty of the monstrous doctrine of punish | tying te known outslde of the Concern, the agents nis made, a bel sait will probably be TUB BARTHQUABA PREDCTH it may be tuferred that he rather enjoys Ins quarters, ADMEMY OF MUSIC Babar an C6 Carenny, Subsequently two married daugh. | ing men for crimes of which they have not | promising that when completed all interested - Tt may bo remerabered that shortly aitorward the | fhe destrwotion of oysters at Vrovidenee by wer 4 THEATREWowricult and Robert's ve | Oe xere Ar Cureny identified the body been convict sone will be made aequalnte! with Ket lebll te OUR REPORTERS’ NOTE BOOKS, | German asironoawr, M, Felb, prdicted that thie | the gale was very great. Of one ved of $19,000 4 Ny ters of REY | y ; inplotion the public can affor predates Wis but the precarsor of # far more frightul serice 7 Hikhertiiaen neared f : ucla Tt would be well for all the candidates for | Sting that until its coinpletion t : wt the precursor of # far more (rig Duslicls 1 49 estimated that fully half were dostroyed, Loti RR thon hi [es that of their mother, ‘They were permit | La ' OF | 6 walt, A Little Tate with Old BIN Tover—Why be | oF diasters—earthquakes and tidal waves—which | —A French writer thinks thot “Two women = | ted to remove the body, and it was buried ag | to nomination to addross to us letters ex- Ue AGENTS ROT INFORMERS. Kk Haat and | should destroy the whole wert cout of Bouth , 7 are necessary to make the life of mon complete; America, Theory supposes tho origin of earth: | the woman he loves and the woman who loves quakes to be due to the bigh temperature of eeep | pins. seated molten strata tu the foterior, which gone rales gases, the accumulation of which overcomes the resistance of the earth's crast, ‘This would naturally exhinst the supply, and it would be staud- | some years, especially as the’ coolimg process 18 their expense In Greenwood Cemetery, Mra, | PF sing their sentiments on this important An Impression may have been gathered from our K . ve sa uO! rinciple of criminal law before the Judicial | Stele yesterday that the agents voluntecred the Mc Carriny herself, however, subsequently Hs mt t belo ales Th beg ‘ Ms ames of the ineutpated subordinates, ‘This ie ine | afternoon that a walking match was being arranged , and disputed in her | Convention moots, aon wus Cony Correet, ‘The agents express their readiness to snp | at the Clipper office between the pedesirians John At bitwes for Alt own proper person the evidence of her two will act with its eyes open ply any reasonable and proper information in re | Haydock of Troy snd Mcktterick of Boston, and = mistaken daughters. There is no subject of greater importance | gard to the affuir, but are not willing to volun- | went there to witucss the prococdings 10 the draw = Ak ters. hi THURSDAY, SEF to the people. It concerns the personal | teer it for pubiteation at the present time. | ing up of the articles of agrevment. turned up alive ard w o eer <The Viceroy of Kgypt has ontered 6,000 Wie ose flower pots from a French manufactory, to be detiv- ing of tha ered in time for the festivities on the « Soca Ci DER 28, 1869. Last week a man shot another, a porfect | ; s was addressed by Wik | constantly foing an, before another accumulation | —The Saturdoy Keeiew thinks the man wh : | , roty It was their wish to keen these namen | ing in the editorial room, he was addressed by Wik | consinny f A y Beet nian wha . renee y TTI stranger, in Broadway, having mistaken | liberty of every iman, If one man can be | 1 co cies for the rresent, but Te St reporter | Lam Tove, aa azed puziist, who inquired s Lambabealladuentodshrdhuslssadulbend shag Han got in the way of the boar race and cansed Oxford to Bitesdee Yects wn exis nubvcribers cece g09| Wim for an Individual with whom ne was | !prisoned for an offenco for which ho 198 | sreceeded in tenrning them from other sonrces, Bat | You are w pedestriau 1” © 0.0 ene ue ee Jove a lengt!, ought to be condemacd “to an Infa- Perenty copies to ons, sai Be TeaEES UL y arise in | 29 Man is safe least to one of the agents—that roguery has been | “Take an interest in this match, eh 1” Fested accure. Neveruiciess, his, predictions sree Lebauf, the new French Minister of mahi Sapien to one at mo | Questions of identity freqaently arise in ‘As long as woare obliged to bear tho ovile | Urctised, they have ux yet arrived at no data upos “Yeu.” abut te, be fifiied: touth” American, sdviecs ro: ms to have muste in his soul, He is restor- arcrity caries io one nudtes i) | leqal proceedings, beth civil and criminal, uichpahe f | which to fix toy climate of the amonnt | Subwequontly the eonvarsation changed to pugil | ct! here yeatenlay ‘report the recurrence Of | ing fo ail the regiments of cavalry the binds which DE eae oo dla | Where they are of great importance, A casy | Of an elective judiciary, Jot us make sure Of | or the peculations. It ts not believed | isan, 3 than forty shocks on the 19th uit., and | Marshal Niet took away Pay nent inv a ie) oceurred nt the West several years ago, such advantayva as it affords; and one of | tat tn any event — they approximate Sun Reronren—It is a very hard life to lead, Is it acing an igve, sosvaision 4 —The new Swiss settlement in Grundy county, Onnreine A ee whero a large estate was obtained by a re- the most important of these is the oppor | the figures so sensationally announced by » morning | vot? miterior of the exposure | Tennessee, is Mourishing. The Swiss are delighted rae line words) OF Low int ity “ contemporary, If the practices alleged have pro- Tover—Ye See (he excloined, opening und privations to whieh Ui sulyected, with the climate and with the land, which the Bo a i turned profl son, who bore upon his per. | tttity to vote against any candidate who porary. Y 4 ¥ u sii aN bofore Marriages wird c profi son, pon his per. | will not avow himsclf in favor of sustaining | YM!e4s they havo been cumulative during the cight | mouth so wide thatthe reporter in: THE FLIGHT TO TUR MILLS. bong ht at fifty cents an acre. Brnctat Norickny “wtisi ‘Sintringia “Ald ON | son very peculiar marks, After the young | 1 Enegey sy a baba : Sustains | scars’ torn of the un‘aithial Kubordinate, and have are noarly all Knovived « This account {s more tan corroborated by a | —A solemn council held at Baden decided that Re ee ica ese Mana isha | man had been for eome time in the enjoy. | te Constitution and porsona rights. only reuehed a maximum at the present tne, COs writer to the Pa forall « Wtust., WhO | Me, Nilsson mizbt play “ Mignon’ in hee own ue. Ws fo — ‘ left Valparaiso i the 10th o" August, wows TRANSACTH ance waa bought by Goodenough | me streng darrived at Caldera on the 1 tat Bevere shocks o . | soup a Reaping Marian. with" NbvoM Aner We it mont of his iuheritanes, however, another | Pye Hon, Ropxey Faencn, of Now Bed- coon! Fa DAKE Her HL ccicaeaad univ dur Que epaen | Claimant turned up, having the very same Ici dented t Fe eae; | bar, Acting upon bold declaration of war carliquake ad been fell in | against the tyranny of Ary Scheifer, tie fair Swede . Lhave to depend el ford, thinks the Republican party must go in for pee yo with fey’ days preceding, eausing | Jee h * at : Hay type inay bo. uscd Ine the at one cent a pound below the current rates; on PP cian tow oll ME yom? ang tel dey ave precedy cit her orown wig at Lome. HiWeskiy, without extra charge, nt tho | ™ rks of identity, und poople were such di- | prohibitory tiquor laws, He must think about as | contrary, Dr. Lanshan asserts that he could at any | ovine sixty cgi eee Ree vicht @ civek or tuucls free besarte, | —The Boston Zranacript says: (A venorablo penatee te Weneiy the sameper tine kilt nion as to which was the true | much of preserving the Republican party as an | time parchase the quantities required by the concern Reec tien, you ent eet Teng Me ae and most OF the inhaolamts had fled to the in- | trio of brothers were secn yesterday, arm in aan, eKLY,10conts per tine, | 00 and which the impostor. Assassin does of preserving the life of his victim, | atm difference of from three to five cents per pound The pedestrian mate was and tue reporter | ON" our aprivel at Tquique, on tho afternoon of | #2 one of the Malls, whose united ages amounied to Ups fine of toll | Ayate Old residents of New York will remember ~ - below those rates, Ib is ulso denied that Goodenough tnd Wore et OF aria a | Suuday, the 45th, tho same distressing sory was | two kandred and filty-four years, They were Joun, aetna ‘ Mr. James P. "1 sublishes f jemand ny tavest gaton prior tothe pal Monat.--Rerraia from Bex! 98 | told of the Anticipated destraction of the ‘eowst, | Cha r Pappan.” the murder case of Joun ©. Conn, Cont | Mr. James Par ntly published @ | had demanded avy invest gat on prior tothe Peo | cen ee item nd i P: ne Co Charl #, and Lewis Tappan. letter in the Tribune in defence of Mrs. Srowe's | Melty given the nduir, But he cid eall on the senior | og be restricted to hush oud sou PoE ee ae ea ne Say Wendt’ | =-Among the reeeut arrivals in Paria is thad of . Seundalous assault upoa the memory of Lord 1 agent yesterday md demand and insist that = Was heard, Wiich lanied for sone secouds, but there | Mr. Cristwich, an American millionaire, who is ex- with Spaing Delonged to a rich family, and great efforts | po. sister, While \anted is chiefly ideals able for | U8 relations with the concern should be | The Police that Coats Un $5,000,000 a Year, | wun tion Of the e KH AM. | pected to renew the bygone splendors of the late titul " » Metropo i s going on from bad hock was felt. ‘Oo te 16tit ‘ A great deal of nonsense is talked on both | wore mado to obtain a pardon or acommu- | the juirinsic evidence which it contains that the | Meroushly and minutely {nvevtigated. He de- | The Metropolitan Police are going on from bad eh Me ee ntvere micek wan eapert | Col Thorn of thie eity, who in 180 astonished - tation of his sentence, Mr Sawatey wan | real auth (aaitant ib fs 1 nies that he has ever received one pen- | to worse under the demoralizing cxampies which which caused those who were awake | Paris with bis megnfcence and originality, tia . 2 real author or instigator of the scandal was not | ny jg way of comimission on purchases | are set them by the enormously overpaid offelals in Governor, and was immovable, Just before | Mrs. the vessel had struck, At A) the —The climate i noesc "| ut Mr. James Panton himself, This | of on gratatties or presenta from any person with | the Marble Paluce, On ‘Tuesday evening a reapectar | Mock had bon terribly sevens a halt ual A ovalacl, | ake sate semi ay : oe . i the arrival of the hour of execution Cour was | on will add new interest to the discussion, | BA Dib OAT ON Ce na 4 | bie young wowan, accompnied by a little sister,was | i. M. third, 0 Int r ‘ “ on the subject of Cuba; but we have seen | reported to have been found dead, by his | It also throws light upon the secret canse w lich MATE aban wee ere nt bet both of the latter were much | pessoe Whig of last woek say A negro nan who ne latter's father, who was then th tant nt | passing along Division street, when ® run Junutie lighter th Mae ios nothing any whore that has quite equalled in | own hand, in his cell. Many people always | imparts H enti A.M. Darin . shi “er RE | wos split open with an axe at Trenton a few works such vehemenca to Mr, Pontox's pre- | snd bie immetiats sunerior at thas ne | rushed out of a hquor store, and Be Te |e ea te es ate an takes pune. the peopl, | silico 18 recovering, thougl slightly paralyzed om one end sfeuce Stow! ich rm ree iy wane ob Booval e sulte . The older sister beng mack r of bhi a absurlity tho following etatemnt from tho | belioved that the coryso which was shown | 01S) Uwe Ne PRs Me Biss ca pode «| (ratescoeet beset cktehic ae it could hers eer Hone anes nee ake tase, Bhong: | tase sete frase ond wenk baat, sue che bly PGE Killed! ‘ World of yesterday : was not that of Cour, but that he had been |") ait os Mr. Paston fear | couree we ioe tite visitor manatactories 1nd othr | pealed to Osicer Stokes to arrest hier aseallont, but | PSt during these dave uo troubles ware ‘elt, @ following inscription is on a tombstoro yi thot the responsibility for the scandal will be | triers at variony Limes, for the. purpose of aseer oleak Sink in San Dieso, Cale: "Phis year is makred to the iretes that secre. | SPirited away to a place of safety, and the |g. cudto his own door? Hy isa plucky contro- | tal: ine ih fy J that gallant knight of clubs and buttons,ascertaining J eenset With SickLes that We has de | body of another man substituted in his stead. | yor-ighsts but is b : prices, and invariably found that ts 7 : memory of William Henry Shaken, who came 69 his was buying of Fhories. ot Lone prices ‘than he could | that the man was Andrew Leonard, a noted politician ‘Whatever may bu tie internal cause of the qunk- y y The Exact Truth about our Relations | was convicted of the murder of ADAMS. He | sides of the ocean respecting the ne; tions between Spain and the United States “There 1s a rumor fo well-informed tary Fisit ts 60 1 anded Nis reoall, ana tie sudden return of F t versialist; butis he brave enough to como out chase elacwhiere. and & f the Seventh Ward, refused to 1 ing of our sphereit srems vow to have exhausted its | death being shot with Colt's revolvers—ouo of (ho Gmant Is pelleved to Lave some coi 35) p tri ’ H caer eouh a phidghies f dng Wown. strength in Northern Europe and tic United States, ey oy Semurd of the sectvtary of Bate, tiiere le Ue beat mus In 1850, on the trial of Dr. Jorn W. Witt | squarely and toll the publie what part he has RPVECT ON THR CREDIT OF THR CONCERN, Pibsten 'gctulesan of hlan anaine, want Uince-t-e carthqnakos In the Valicy of (he Miseisaip: paella ead isaetp ath sald Beedle uj that BLORL a has excneded bl in: sri in Boston tor tho murder of Dr. PAnK- | played in this exciting drama? We await Mr, The exaggerated statements put afloat in recard to | Justice Hogan yesterday aad obtained a warrant for | 2) 1M hah nN oe SPURL. Ue te ean ly, begu s - y fitea' ta Gondge tt iy ee Avimurz ont | wax, Mr. Roper G. SuAw, an emircnt | Panton’s reeponse. this Damme, in connecuun with, the recent put- | the arrest of Leonard Se oe Ray es oe ey a eu onl | a erat een Peevelciay yo utedom tuby ote tutions given him when u be ’ clase by the Concern of the valuuble property at toe _ > ey Tah ane On ry gees bth hang of | bad been discovered in the French cable, the Times vy Pian, it now sail, | Boston merchant and a brother-in-law of Dr. a i corner of Browiway and th sirect, are well | Theodore I. as the Champion of the Op. | evi 1 felt as far north as the shor af | i f Stok Lem ehonid have any discro: 1 Rs aie r, ken doubt tw their’ stabilit the Balte © mount of Scotland, One in | city article contradicted it, There ts no fau't im tho ageoe Mr Pacn ret med aapeeal | PARKMAN, testified that ho idoutified tho Tho Hrening Telegram identifies Reddy | Hein Horace Greviey, ia commenting on the af Pee dcag pias Messina, Cicily, 1m 16d Killed 694) persons, and | capte, sald this exact writer, “only a peculiarity has ent, Me Part, Fonurs, ind subeeqnomtly eonducied | tated remains found in Dr. Wensren's | the Blacksmith with the City Judge, and repre: | fair, wkes oveasion to further thie natural distrust Theodore Allen was up for examination in the } anotier in the sane plioe im 1185 was scarcely 1058 | Hoey observed at one point, that {s declared tu be in Angton, Sick Less uninthorized Interference has set sents the prosecution of Reddy as in reality a con. | Mlnens of thelr tins cial soundness, by questioning | Jeflerson Market Polica Court yesterday, on the | destructt r charge of rescuing a prisoner from a detecive off- | grit tt thqnake of Rio Bamba, in the aame dise | compatinle with complete perfvetio ry which i» now threitevel, the whole | —Numerous foreign recruits are arri merchants,” | erty, with 30,000 or 40,000 inhabitants, was deptroy od everything out of year. laboratory as those of his missing relative There is not a word of truth in any of by @ peculiar mark on one of his limbs. Luar Ja Th asta out Reddy | (2a, business cape od int preachers und spiracy nguiust the Judge. It sets out Reddy | their abit iat an Eignalo.@ corporativn. { is panscy ng cs y | thetr ability to minase 9m eigontlo a corpuration. | cee“ everal * brokers” “clerks, and the City Judge as on oue side, and the jour- | 5¥ch efforts wast of Ww inet ry iden ¢: Rome for the Pontifical army. Peas " i = Concern. Buca brict exposition of ther | “inen of means," and others, residents of the St. | 1 few minutes by a sudden those statements of the World. But, on the other hand, several credible wit: | jatists as onthe other. The Telegram govs for ate works sus remsear and replace the | perveca Hotel, testified that Theodore Pee nea | Vigwang up of wining, ‘its terrih Abruzzi are being enrolled on the Neapolitan tron- iy ae nesses appeared for the defence and swore | Reddy. ition tiney i long oecu- OARS WOES ey i accompanied by ony noise; but a creat subterrane: ticr,and the foreign committees are urged to re+ Mr. Paut 8. Founrs has nover been an positively to having seen Dr. Parkman us saci ons uneellnnscecoross pied as a rate, ful, ana prosp Vosiness | only to save the arrested man from a severe clud- SOC Y rat taystiet Pa EE mowed exertions, ‘The Pontifical officers cone a a . = . ouse—tndced, among the balest in the county. cer, Mr. De Cost he wo and Torvay ie to ¥ agent of the United States Government in | alive at a timo considerably later than ho English women soci disposed to show that | Howsetced bsogashl lyon aaa RINE AT Ae BP OR Slealtty “peiuced a eon af | Glee destroyed test sear an Peru.” It was not tows | atantly practising with the Remington rite is 9 a e ny wal . a of onviet weit fort at had pleade ever, even leurd al eunga, anetner of he —Th ul esta {a News reports that a Spain. could possibly have been alive if Dr. Wrn- they can do some things as well asmen. At th ‘Thele lant annaal exhibit, made onthe 90th of No- | cuity oF pieging e.wallet from ihebat oF fe Plucoe destroyed, although that place ts (or ‘rather | —The Charleston ( shaky Gen. 8 1 Aid axed wan aullly,, The hubeequont eoutamlon.| eee annual dinner of the Badminton Far- ber lust, abow ed Ui willy OF plowing 4 wallet from the pocket of Ht. C | Naa) nearur to the gfeateonvuldon of 1702, In tho | Northern man, who ts extensively enciged | in jon. Sicki.Ls has not in any way exceeded ruilty ¢ subsequent confession 50,7582, with total re i mors’ Club the Duchess of Bravrort took the | De 8 Professor WEnSTR: evi ne . ly $4200%7.48, leaving as net of Professor WemrEn, however, proved that | chair, the Duke, her hushand, the President of | or goyei0. ite” A glume at this a all theso witnesses were in error, and that | {ho Club, who should bave presided, having beon | that it ts unduly eu exazgeration, they must have mistaken some other person | called away by iwmportant business. ‘The noble | ™°t* *F* slated a — seretion y ingle poi { ‘TIM LAST FINANCIAL STATEMENT. The Westchester Fair Premiums, diseretion only upon a single point, | for Dr. PankMAy, although their testimony | chairwoman apnounced the usual toasts in the | jtea1 Estate.—Buildiues avd lots on Mullbury On Monday the Board of Manag on the ground that tho Theodore Allen mentioned indictinent Was not Theodore Awen, his chent ‘The hearing having been concluded, Justice Dodge reserved lis decision. celebrated earthqiake of Lima and Callao (Oct. | planting on the Sea Islands, having been struck with ect moved resembling 4 subtErranCaR | tue remarkable spcel attained by some of tbe negro Trusitio, bur unaccompanied by a siova- | Doatmen in his employ, has determined ty extend | mh Hie Ane ON ta Phere herd thelr beuulf, vo the rowing clubs of the world, & m Franuda (Nov. "16, 19%), sublerran touations were heard with gree rgabirity ae tn chalicuge to @ grand contest, of the } vais of dirty ais througuous tae Whole Cauca | = —Dr, Merle d’ Aubigné, sum | y his instructions, and Mr, Fisu is not dissatis- fied with him. ‘The instructions gave Gen, Bickst in a letter to an Rng- namely, the length of time vo be given to the | had been very positive, 1 r manner, and replied to the drinking mc UE See i tai ‘Westchester nity Agricultural Society met at | valley, wh yi tance of G2 tplles to tue portly, lish friend, proposce a General Conference of the Spanish Govornmont to decide rospecting | We souk go on almost indofinitoly, rooall- | her own hisalth with « brief but pointed litle iseet, Sa Pra Shite sine ane nrvesed Be roma OA/OUN ES) Aun. saa MON the West. Indies, was bon Frotesunt Churches, to be eid after the aporouch- 7 art ing equally curious cases of mistaken identity, | fl och, Her young deughter, the Lady Husson wid to Haultou, N. J be ainiiad pronchibre stallion, Col. awl | forth ing Avcumenieal Council of the Roman Catholic Cuba. Gen, Sicki.us had authority to extend Somensur, also responded to the toast of the Tikme Morris; for roadster, Charius W. Bathgate; for Bak irs 1539) | Churcii and to have for {ts object “a manifestation this time by adding a prescribed number of The Excitement in Wall Street. younger branches of the family. A number of ust di Nath ssssseee. vo 80,80 pied Levey yeep Ricakaa ap oud ahaa = the isionds of Jaauica and Hayti, aa Well as the lake | Of evangelical principles,” in reply to the doctrinal aya without consulting Mr. Fisn, and that | Yesterday was a day to bo long memora other ladies were present at the dinner, and, it ix A books, eultors’ library, 3, Peter A, Hargous; fur draught horses, R. M. | of sycuragua, Annoucements expected from Rome, #7119923 | Underhill and Wal H. Haight; for the best mare ——— -BYKON SCANDAL, ‘At tho | conceded, rendered the proceedings notone whit —There is a female four Ve in the annals of Wall street ling in St, Louis so ony al, J Macy ; for the best appro TUE SLOW authority he has us ed. Peryereyye sw York Central fott | 10s lively. Re ismecaacettcreceenie HORRY |) MN: Onl eae, LA er Se and sh Dewutifut that the person having the care of her is 1 ct * 0. eerpecereenaaaners ev New York Hosp md ios 0 ase cxwhel if ‘adopt her, TW In every respect the action of Gen. | from 198} to 174}, and go rapid was the de- | iy ; Pe Ee ee ee ea ee eta |, uvnee weer MAEeRs Grenanen WATS are ese ir Sheer Ams eve De ae ne » The Arizona Miner publishes an extended Butialo. pe a ” fl Lord Wentworth, the grandson of Lady Noel | Mere‘ore decided to put the intunt up at auction taba Hoa, of t preuums; for W S1cK.s, since he has been charged with the | cline that five and ten por cent, differences: of the Karl of | list of Indiaa outrages. The Indians have re- Ko aad sell her to tue highest bidder, the money to be 2 ar oe Pavol we, bas addressed the following letter to : ve be Cuban negotiations in Madrid, has been im | Were paid in the various paris of the Stock | cently killed anamber of settlers, burned rai Due the Concern on notes and ac theep, J. J. MePuduen: for swine. Chester Waite | box tice Gus, pdressed the follow hig Ie BO | need ie beak ay carnpousa Halesee) tet be Isha Exchange. Central was sold at 190 in one ny od off cattl there ia pedis ice Sai te janis and isagg, B Van Nast; (or speed in aaa Te aioe umber of September % you say | aud wo be paid to her when she reaches the age of 15. fulfilment of his instructions. He has done} wee. and curried off cattle im the country: bx Me horses, W. Storer, Abs, Stowe fs vot a Migrant oftender againgt | —Two hundred thousand white men ary culti- place, and 177 at the same moment in an- | Granite, Washington, and Prescott, ‘The only other part of the Long Room, ‘The excite | mebt way isto abandon the Territory aud leave piictes, because my sister and Lave supposed to to publish correspondence relauns wo Trouble for William B. Astor. just what he was ordered to do ; and the end Total aeeete, «ose ‘ % cotton in South Carolina, according to the 4 METUODIST PREACURRS 48 FINANCIERS, The Boord of Health yesterday entertained a | Lord and Lady B/ron's conjugs) diderences, Now, | Charleston News, and the State will this year yteld ig near at hand ment was inteuse, on the rumor of injunc- | the Indians to practise on cach other, ‘he Mulberry sireet proverty, here eatimated ut | Host of compluints against tenement houses in Ave- | tt ua Aiaspanye to nays Deon Yea: products equal tv fifty mulllons, or an average of $64 Wha Mhalehone. tions and counter injunctions, and the fluc- < lols, and Was appraised onthe | nue A belonging to William B, Astor, The Sanitary | tie who of our grandmother's histury, do nat | Ber head—a fact of double siguiticance, as showing Father Iyactntun, of Paris, whose apos tasy trom the Catholic Church was announced by oooan telegraph yesterday morning, was born at Orleans in 1827, was ordained a pricst AW up to 1855, and | Iuspector reported that the bedrooms of these leug pra, than that | sents are badly ventilated, and that In wo Tho San Fraucisco | DFOPEELY | Gther rosprct the buildings are not eons Crm “hee retused an’ vitor at etn,o00' for it, | cosmormity with the provisions of tue 1889, | ‘The Pittebargh property cost £21,480 five years azo, | House @ that 18 to Mrs, Stowe against the | that white wen can safely work in the cotton flelds, charge of repeating what was told her in a ™ private, | god that the superior class has wisely abandoned its dh Pag fienual conversation.” Bat it ts not true that | iy cautiigy to labor. ‘ Nenewent | Lady Aone Biuat and Lever intended to publish ETA Rene correspontence of tuentioned, About | —A block of buildings in Chicago, belonging Yosterday, the Democratic State Conyen. | tuations were of so wide a range as scarcely tion, by the advice and with the consent of | to be recorded, The wholo market sympa- Peren B.SwWeeNY, nominated the follow: | thized with the decline, but the business of 4 neti ARA i : eras tire yearsago a uinbuscriptin Kady Noel Byron's s : ing State ticket : the morning was chiefly confined to dealings | and became Professor of Theology at the Seni- aie thre the Concern “aad eraeted on yt 68 mauras 1 Dieubls with Puabe: fandweting was (umd am uapers, xiv Laps pan phan elo bia eat aia Secretary of State—Momen A, Nexsox, renomiu- | in Central, until the Vanderbilt party finally | nary of Nantes, Afterward be entered the order CAtuie im worth realy, About toute it ups | The well-known Aldebaran will be near oar | Mh Qccvunt of snd “appatentiy ine. | pose of raising funds to soothe the laerrated frellogs priced value ° e Bore | equal evute ux, in the south of France, | library of th In the city, 'T ated, came to its reliof, though the movement was | of Carmelites, and preached at Lyons, Comptroller Wiruiaa B. ALLEN, renomin ated, 3 i nlratin eo ate De Cuamruain ro: | 0 beaitatiag and irregular that tho market | deaux and Périgu Under the bead of meroaandise an | satellite at noon neat Sunday. The occultation wilh ¢ 0! exagreration Is noticeable, ‘The a gekaseeration tx moticeable. the | occur in high northern sutitndes fended for publication ‘after her death; but 1 from marth nt, | a6 this seemed not quite certalu, no decison as | Of Amanda Craig, to lis publication was come to, Ln’ the event of a | breseh of promis Iemoie Deg Wrilten, toe manuscript might pee | $40,000, brougit $29,000, ani Blisha ean rodeem it | ho got the $100,000 verdict for The block, which was wort, 4 ry ti nee, : 5 ari Feo! srights and stereotype plates | tude 64 to 9) degrees, At £26 o'clock on the moras nominated, Slogad: sayy and: without conBdence. Rally oem HAE ANG: NOE NFiRL Waste: BE Lag Gover ahh bound voluwies, Kuind of them Of large | tug of Nov. 2, iene, He Rene Garett haps be weluded, but Mitherto thas not beon wra- | wightn At Mai (Gin aba Bay bh wal State Treasurer —W zn H, Biuston, renomi: Meantime the beara in gold, having doter. | ever since been famous for his eloquence. «His | size, as Clark's Commentaries, a quarto bible, and | magnitude stag Mu’ Gomtuorud, and bot gatil that | poxed to pubiish'any otber matter about her separa. | W!hin Afton monthe vom the day of sale, tier similar works, Also, duce will {t oecuit a star of @ greater magnitude | ton, Ths siatemcnt In Laty Byron nl: —The Utah Daily Reporter, alluding to th own nated. mined on punishing the bulls, who had by a | Tepudiation of the supremacy of tho Holy 8 humerous e.azravings, elurch wnd 4 ; sehen 108 shucos || Sanitliee. ehh ei | Winch Will be visable he Writing does not contalh auy accusutiin of 60 grave | Byrom scandal, saya that in Utah apveties, presl- Slate Engineer and Sureeyor—Vax Rexeaxtaxs | girong combination pat up tho promium | *10f the doctrincs and practices of tho Chureb | rauiies oh, yarious, (elie, aud mine aly hs I tat prec err ret tt Gi dbl reel ee llc colonel bape prep perme from 132 to 1374, bean the t by. | of Rome, has no important siguitieance in itssls | yyy fe would ie far toeatimate the actilal met can KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Mer Sid OF san Meee. ie ide f SONS, Wes, OSES: Fe, Cee Canal Commissioner—Wutta W. Wuionr, in | fom 192 to 1374, betan the movement by | pit i¢ he should employ his talents to induce | ta: of tus Concern, exclusive of the Western —e DSS TGs teat SSE MEINE, | Aah CUE ST AONENE, RORELED, Teeme. rien than the place of Sreruny 'T, Haye, Republican, announcing large shipments of gold from | others to take the same stop, he may become a ie of one and salt | Tae Rapid Growth ot the Order—New Lodges | Suiencat Cor DUBTIRuCAY IF SRE EES, BE tee enn emer Pee. OF | Big. emiolas erry, State Prison Inapector—T. Larix, of Ulster, in | Europe, offering at the same time millions ‘ Lol mys ‘ be remem’ springiug Up all over the Country. submit raon who had reid through the | Bleees—thelr own brothers’ danghters, and even two ° * pe, ic greater power in the religious world than be was cinal borrowed &, si + 1 cousu irs, 80 us tos vg | Of them at once—marry half alaters, mothers, and the place of Joun HaxwonD, Republican, 1872 to 197}, ond fe He SBanAal ricinal borrows | Oy Saturday last, the Grand Chancellor of the La ak , y is nothern, an Conrt of A Long Term—Joux A. L , | Ot 1875 te 1974, and for 9 time tt seemed shat | before. The Chveaunach fh wan st anos H | Grand Lodge. Dr. Abram G, Levy, cave o diapcare- | Uow,or any cmnautatements. 2 canncg ace Chat Mewar’. | danghtere at the came.tiine, end even sisters of the rt of Appeals, Loug Term—doun A, Lor, o = : : ip ‘ Ses ciugeteee EBs e Cinema Cou as set allo: Dr. Abra |. Levy, was | Wharton and F po charge of auitcrial it: ‘ " Brooklyn, the market must broak ; Unt the hears’ offt ‘The Hoe. th Fr io tavue ot| Satria Sena, tion to some twenty-five gentlemen to orm a new | accuvacy aguluat Mre Stowe: I velieve they meant | Whale blood, : Court of Apperls, Short Term—Ronsnt Eau, of | Were all taken by the bulls, and more woe HA mm, HOUACH an bg : eed : agunat them, iu the s-paruion of Lodge in this city, ander the name of “ Goetno | wo asecrt the wnaccurasy of the whulo.uruicle, 1 ivr | De, H.C. Hamlin, of Maine, eays that velus- Berkiuer. demanded, For an hour, however, both Ae at y mA a a0 ole ie 210 aud were avharied $10LM in cash fe Linige, No, 28" This Lodge will worl 1n the Gor | Sihitaatially Correct “accu ineruive Lobb mpemeeor bey psag beg and fold be Bib a havitkas Anna ene At spot avor of the success of the Republican party. ‘ punts, and all the property of tire | man lunguage, being the fith German Lodge In this | aud that of one oF two Uther newspapers), equest | ered und prospected for by expert laborers, cy Benator KumaEK at Worcester yesterday | Npother contest ; lis hus killed the Republican party dead in this | patd. “Audrall wise ico its prods the Cenceen | On Monday, the 2th inst. the Grand Chancellor Vane , or a uidleat eet” | nortcast, at the Glade and Horshaw gold mines, made a specch, Heargued against recogniz. | At two o'clock the bulls appearod in fore, | state, and that a prohibitory law would make it | {he faurch {aow mine im nuaberMsoumy the feny, | Hawa a dispensation to forty-one applicants ior a | HoULoes % ui Some ot these stones were of several carats weight ing the Cubana in any way. His reasons | 94, Under the influence of rumors of Spanish | yroat deat deader ; but he doesn't eure for that, | éF4 Coneven parson. totr of it'now), the expenses | new Lodge ak West Troy, to be Kuown as Water | pay Byren’a tery oo wecret to her Brtends, | 284 °F fine water, One of thewe, whieh tod been ‘ f complications and the fitting out of Rony " der! of the General Coucrences, and’ until reel viet Lodge, No. 23. f reg es polished in London, was shown to lim in Gatneds were various, but here is the chief of them ; | complicath ny wg out of Rone. | And yet people call hina a Repyblican leade iy, bas anporiioned. to the’ Annual Couferesces | — ‘The Grand Chancellor will leave por steamer for | 10 (Ae dillon ay ihe London Times, ville, ard it is a gem of the purest wat ‘Tam unwilling to muke any recognition of them | SON'S ships for the Gulf of Mexico, the price ee a large suia onnvaily tor the support of superanna- | Weat Troy, this Thursday) eve instimts the Sia: Before you finally close your columns to sigh Ly gp Jong se, acy continue to bold Iumun beings aa okt advanced to 1412, A few ofthe | Mr. WHAIAM Dason Lawanxce some | MAL Pyetiem, Cond tncse prodis all hare lagu | spc, Lodge, wecombanied “by. Past Caancellor If, | the very uucxperted and Fevvitmy suycet to wich | ~-When Charles Reade called upon the Har. Sayene Sactege in May lasts purporting to ba sign. | WS quickly advanced to 1413, er OF HE s * a : Husbanded and invested, the Concern would today | K. Shackleiord, of Bal Lodie 8, Connecticu!, | these hites veter, may Tbe permafed, as a friend of | yard erew in London he was dressed in an old-fash- ) commenced a suit in the United States | bave been the weultinest pablictums house in the | and the author of the n " nugits? Arma world, ‘This stacemeut am ay ius ed by Ceargprs, abolished slavery; but Tam not | smaller dcalers covered their shorts, ‘The | 4 a work 0 Sure of this dvcrve, especially in view of another in ne Ag | Lady} the bust. | 39. pages, being a succinct listory of the Order of | add a few wo ds on two topies alo iV roo wating a yeviod of thirty veats, %© | toned suit of the pepper aud silt variety of cloth, Tere oe ttikdiuc te came irom the ame aothoriy, | parties will undoubtedly renew the great Cireuit Court in Boston against Rietano HL | ness ‘quuliticatious of Methodist preschors, tie | Katzhts of Pythias from ite fret inception to the | many whieh almost force themselves forwari # such as prudent mothers lay by for setive young pouiguelniog sidvery. Until this 1s settled we must SaaS Dawa, Esq., for an alleged infringement of eopy- | aBeROH alway being proscicrs, Present tine, "Tice rst is my heur conviction tat any oublie rev- | urchins for the cake of ceonoemy. While his hat and ee contest today, TL MRCS tuuEe Ghae eallaa” Winceeal| ran duel enitnie This Order is progressing vory rapidly over our | elation of the Kind reeruily made wowd have by AeA ee A The reeulta show the power of combina right ry Lawaancy oneo edite ieaton’s 4 BUILDING, entire y. ‘the Supreme Chaneel'or, Samael | ust objecioaabie to Lady Nocl Byron herself, coat were shocking as to style, his pants were ent in Considering that Mr. Sumner is Chairman “Law of Nutions,” and he charged Mr, Dana, who ast winter the Concorn, in connection with the | Read, Req rirrived last Saturday it San Pranciseoy | that sha would have livid, ay Loeicve, with all hor | the Vaggy Zouave style, the whoke making Lim cut o tions. While the bear element displayed eral Missionity. Suevel Jerant, | where he will institut mittee on Foreign Affairs in the subsequently edited the work, with biving nnd cOmmod ‘vis marble Atruetus hig this week: Herre re eee a ree eer at Rae GOMAT Rowned aur | {1clculous ARMPR BORE 96 AAR Nis WEIGH THOM Of Renate, he ought to be better informed. He | #teater strength than ever Lefure, the bulls | pirated his notes. He also asked for un injuae- | of Srmagany ail Becwenly strschs preme Serive at Washin=ton has ssiyubont Iueompatioiity of temper, | Meir visitors affected, Mr. Reade added interest to could easily have got the information, Mr, | Femainod masters of the situation, and it is | tin forbidding the sale of Slr, Dava's edith hosing onesfouth sates st tn the pl Mave th meramnabe Gad ime ta Ree a, ARE iee Decaran rina anemia ar Gm axel sOPastoaaS BF ime earl Oe Monates Leas, the Cuban ropresentative | Probable that they could have taken all that | The Court has just rendered its decision in the ener al Co} a dno in Wyomlug Tefritory two mc ing away the veil which ind buy ig frous | NeWe newspaper fir the detectatien of the meartiers pene roardh on Pith ind xpoud a millou of doliars 1 tae ne ‘a minor evil is uo | Of the crew, Who have been trying ever singe (0 @is- Atthe moment of purchise it and paid inte the hans 0 de cause lor rushing mMto one oC far greuter | cover Why he thought they Would feel luterested. im Mh det of tucorgoration | Sopreme Iuuker ihe sain of $80) fs ennrter foes | magvitne, the danbin Gch Uber ahenk d ¢ to obviate the impression | ‘e comtents of that sheet. ‘ato bold but $230,00) | and ritaais for new Lodzes, fro: adjournment bocondly, it is desirab Pun cx. | —A ludicrous accident happened to Prince ¢ public gage. to remoy in this country, would gladly have furnished | the Government could have offered, 1f Me. | case, denying the injunction usked for, and ro- it to him in the moat authentic and unques: | BOUTWELL bad been induced to sell. ferring it toa Master to examine the two books a és ——— to ascertain whether any plagiarisms have been tionable form, if Mr. Susy for Judges—A Question to be | eonuitted by Mr, Daya, Mr, Lawannce’s at } Promp {to the charter was | of the Supreme Lodge an Murch to the first day of | that Mrs. ‘Beecher Stowe was anychlig 1 wre, extending their clusive oF even a rar had chosen to | Candidate made by the Lest 4 r t 4 epositiary of the statemert | Nopnteon when he delivered hit recent remarkable ask In the Constitution of the Cul i ‘ ' Privileves to $2,000.00). The purchase was then are pow about four hundred subordinate ich ehe I ey \ tain fe La y A for. In the Constitation of the Cubes Put to Them. Lompt, therefore, to supprose Mr, Daxa's work | Bompleted by © payment in caste cf Mamaraeo tae | Lodge ia'the Grier Git walen Prancyivania Bisons. | Yuli caitnr'tm tals scoount “AS many succussiyp | sbeech in the Srench Sendie...He tools ep tie Republic, adopted at Guimaro, April 10,] One Judge of the Supremo Court is to be | has signally failed balance raniabning Sw wortaace with “oe Sears | handrad and mincty), having & membursbip of over | be ious Luly ue, iron bad fly staicd the esusp | of sugmed water ow the ‘orator's tribune, era ies ise A Ay) 5% st oun, ‘To meet his ausua ths agente preba of bi savation to many of her colativ i ry 1869, article 24 reads as follows : elected in tho First District, and one in th ae bonds of 0 simiar nature to the Government 6's, | — The Grand Chancellor appointed Past Chan Of er sepucation to many of her relatives add intl | the heat of the moment, he gestleulated with ito mat the inhabitants of the Republic are entirely | Second, As soon as both parties have made | Tn regurd to the suit against the Royal Lee athe eine Mr. Sump had been Issued When tho | Dr, A.D. Head, of Troy, the anstriot Doty for tue | whom she could trust, aad, so fur us I know, nat | Wildly that he spilled the whole contents over, M. Hee eee ae eet could. Uo | lita Insure nee Compsay,, myastioued, by wa ye bojuers of the ny ug’ requested that the inp Fiat Dialtigh emirad 1] county of Reusselaer, | une of tem, much to tn ot, judgaien ang Lacage, the most extreme member of the ultra reace 0) 01 ons, | bi y > ) ue eta @ ger at lien on the property. \ e u epted, ropricty, bus uroken that profouad silence an ‘ " ? en will notice that this is not terday and the day before, wo are informed by | THis srrangement was periocted, twas obviating, the a Meeteey which, so far as thd put tonnty party, who eat snecrinety in trout of lm, Ree eee ttt sll for tho several candidates to be ques. necessity 1 issuing any f y Ie Tahewenod, bi ont by Insulil “@ decroe signed by Cesrepes;’ it is the | We } mea iver naite a mnae " ug any further bonds, An Insane Bi thould have bed comtinued torever. Lum, if, | aud interrupted him every moment by insuliing ex- 0 . 4 tes and bo jor | Honed on a matter which ix becoming of con, the counsel to the Company that the Company A FRIGHTENED BOSDHOLDER. Ae tam Asracking hie Wile with w | oir ouediant mrFak FRANCIS TRENCH, —' | clamations. The effect was so comical that even Constitution of the Republic, and is superior A . or | has from the first been endeavoring to do the | whey tne dovel A i , lenir Rectory, Sept, 10. FAY truvo Precident of thé Wehate, Wi. BARRE Mo) te ail daciees NO a oF authority can | siderable public interest, ‘Thoinquiry which | erie wo said they sbouid have donc Wien Ws, developments In rezard to the wages | On Tuesday night, Daniel MeNamara attempted Mei he & » M. Bug us all No persot prveise thing il they shor done~ f angactions in the Cone str Decaine | to kill bis Wito ut hie residence in Bright street, set it aside, President Cesrepes cannot do 4 fa ‘ _ | pay the money into Court, to abide its decision peulic, one of me poder of $10,00) of those b this, He has never undertaken to do it. | Ate you in favor o! upholding the Consti- | ypon the rights of the contending claimants, | coantenanes, to kivw The decree of July which Mr. BumNun tells | “ution of the State, or aro you in favor of | An order to this effect has just been entered, and | Peeler auiety asked bin bh we would have made of them is this: The Volocipeds Challonse, her, who 18 known to be no friend of Prine Napo- 7 Joon, burst into loud laughter, The Prince hinself McNamara, ‘The blade dic Alex, Waugh, Jr, writes that in answer to his i Te ee eels warpae’ her tarcak, bas siraek air | challenge of the itl last, he,has receive. un accepk | Dit has Hine and wald to M. Eseawe gravely, bay folie oe eae neck and passed upward across the left | anco trom MF. danics kdWards whier gives either | eltously, “M. Lacaze, pardon mie for this tutervupe desnoy City, He aroae, fro ony With imisery in his | ragor assaulted Mis. rat he wl ed and aclang the “Ten fi plied e frig ei cl evervu wed thu et nor number, Edwards inoans busine ” In his carlicr deys the Leart of Crantes | Men for ol vip ae site 1 ‘There 1s a grout deal of small-pox in town. | piillave You your vonds with your” asked the } nto the room. bat ware driven ou: by the fa te been projerted by a soctety of savants 1 J’aris,liaving BuMNER was true above all to the rights of | been tried or indicted ¢ | No one can toll on getting into en ordinary horse s, here they are,” he replied, By wove pollecinon, He was formerly Ataryasion ts. Wy SaRinaiee Vitinges Nod. | for ie olject the reproduetion ofall the iasierpleers was ardent and noble. But now in his age | lf in favor of violating the Constitution, | ousnions of the seats or not, Fou to say to anybody ele. waom you may meek hay eee ter, to weeks old, of Erncat Preault, sli, Ht teas + rk ts th ioe " ot died of y al pique Inter je ul ‘selle," at is - he looks coldly on at ono of the grandest and sending men to the State Prison with pa oh by pete ofan Kind axuinat thi Concern that they feted et all reported liad died, Hf gentect aad, wate, OF: piss Tatra toma varelay and i tele Sor events in the history of liberty, at @ people out trial or indictment, the number of yotes | Many espitalists aro investing in the bonds of | “+ Why, Doctor are. the vouds good? asked the |. Willlam A, Andarojae, « brakeman on tho Hudson | isiiment, having been fod on milk, suxnr, and arrow » ty be lsu Ul Pel ft shed bonithol roa, hidled by & bridge while Wainiix The motner, who 4 ut the rate of two volumes @ach month, at au un ‘imi whieh such a candidate would got would be | ‘he Dauvilie, Urban Hloowington, and Pekin Rail: | saloniucd boat i River Hara wah cae neat Parryiown. en * | [een advined by Dt. Rome of New York not exdentealy low price to subscribers, The wor! of half a million procluiming the freedom ot ie a i f the popularity of tho | 4 Company, considering them the cheapest PEt the concn Potent eeuiad the Dower. 1 George W. Siinmons was held to ball in $1,000 to | lor childven, aiid aged a wet printed are 10 be halfa milion of their own slaves, and offering | the exact measure of the pop y security in the market, ‘The principal wad seven | *: Not thet T know oe replied the ac eek | answer tor # felonious assault om Dr, William Schelde, | eve mighL silent {0 her business, that O! ubanulse- | sro 49 appear on a p ct . bed plan, in order them all the political rights which, at the | dectrive. per cent, interest are payabie in gold, ie inbes ‘bose, swindien {a’ the mannee charges it | oF Foakers. turing fauey feathers for ladies’ ia fre dppear on 8 praseribed pln, In ardor ig fib r o i aie does not affect its Muancial couditiva to the extent |. William Carpenter (colored) was yert tried at ports A have been developed Into or. risk of life, property, and honor, they are Bub how oan the Hovraan mop sonsiy Harper's Magazine for October comes out to- Of a cont, White Piaing on an indictment for the murder of} ‘The Loch Lomond Akeletons. ganized forms, ond how these have undergene eres! use boudhoiger, ae ksok up Bie ak ad | tue,tria tise Unita hail eccusca Carpentar OC raemti | Br. dou, H. Bs, Sept: 8 -aPurthor 1) Tho truth rather seems to | avow himself in favor of this principle—or | py hundreds of thousanis of readers, parted. bare, that An alLereatiga qpaues. One jones eoncerar very of the skelvtons ol Uoyond their own, ‘The French Government haw olde the inspiring spectac might say, this want of principle? Seay Hyp : Lf dapoipdln sn gin ge te led Banta Uvuite Lthac ane wounds wome proven | chit a double murder hus beau chmutitied. Que | Teor od the importance of the-wark, 48) Mirap iuspiri wo might say, “0 f ‘lor of several ‘The Concern have expended about $190,000 in fit- | tyr drut the i | Kane io au “The. bodies ‘anc | Proved its pablicrtion, and dohieds wi rt nus ba bade ts 14 Mun Dodd,” the foup.ter of several Bxpreep ’ toderite de Jaen F two Lous, return UY SMS on sosplaton ha many bre i ? re- Jee the best Freneb transiations, and “qluiming for themselves, Do we say he tently support a candidate who does not 45! Gls Wal cond inthan, nad oil be-vsleonent ‘Oli, Well, then T con't want to sell my bonds,” | Pavia dry io that viliage 1 July Jaat. Tt wae shows oy Pe eeeaMer ci. | | Eacacreuibees gud arecvend renga Camere the sen Peat, | womun and ebitd new Loch Lemand, lraye ao dout What say you, Mr, Tuomas W. CLEnKs? | companiestu thiv city, begun life without » Gent, ting up ther pew offices, amd have wow | @ verdict of * Not gulity, ‘ nromiend thelr eatineratton