The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 17, 1870, Page 2

SATURDAY, SEP ER 17, 1870. . THINGS IN HAVANA, THE THOME OF OPULENCE, of widening this intrinsic variation in the | homes have not a right to expect of fickle | HOW MR. GREELEY WAS FLOOBED. TROITING AT NEW MAVEN. mr pie LB beds ake : ei by | fortvne, But whatever th ullinate result | gue secrete of the Mopablican State Con- | The Grent Free Trot at Mandito: What the Organ of tie Volunteers calte an | Win, M. Twered’s Sew Paluce* 8500 Vong i hed-American Gil une Aue Accident—How Lopez Roberta Fille bis Door-Pamperian Frescar ess Gio Aninositics and rceriminations, the mission | may be, thes» facts rewala to be recorded in | ventlon—Oue Hey Appears ag @rant’s In-| Maven, Fi A inne Acsldent-Hlew Lage Roberts. Fills, hia | Bose Pemneinn Bence The wes Su. of the dawning cra is manifestly to har- | history. that the Prossians have gained In timate Friend-How Greeley was Bold) Tho unfinished race of Thursday, postponed fan Dette Merwin, H, orcad, dinsattafied with hie hande AW natural endowments of various countric Out—Geu, Grant Butchers Cartis and | (on account of the darkness, which prevented a sight a : ‘ He htwen for ATL Monize these differencos by education and | the field thus fur an wubroken series of] Greeley of the Worwes) aul Friday, wat trotted to an end | STE TSTE ST “atthe Moe, mtenamed of | prt teticaee Ms oilanmont ar Ol Finartonse = | Dherty all over the world. But all political | decisive vicioties, and that these victories | Correspondence yesterd It produced great excitement, not only AVANA, Sept, 11.—The Voz, misnamed bought a palatial establishmont at SIL Fifth avenne, pases Cuba, of Bist ult,, publishes the following, which it | on the corner of Forty-third slzeet, It lateiy bes Se; wi bli ATURDAY, SEPTEMD a cational i vad fai ot been so tuucl the tu brillia: Bixomawtox, Sept. 15.—T was at the Repu Galas a nny es sueoeiiy by. te = pip elie a ety th and U6 eB Th ier o ron a a aan aa j aid ‘aie is ts ike can State Convention at Saratoga. T heaton Se close. In ardet te comotsts ths record of the third | Coptes from the Av of Matanzas: “ Accident. | jonged to Mr, Bonjamin I. H. Trask, rela i! at = ures, unloss they tend to curb the powe ombinations ns of a rigid adherence c made somo ob- m the Aurora of M oe n ‘ 4 : fervations, and know something of the secret SPPINES | day trotting the summary of the first trot omitted | TWO Volunteers of the Fegiwent of Marina of | 49 Brond streat, and was Acid by bin to Mr, Tired Amusements Tesday. the privileged fow, and to promote the hap. | simple vital prine!ple upow which every UC: | that were worked for the defeat of the great bat ooterday te inserted : blameless characters, were discharging thelr ©: | for @qn9,000, Ibis a splendid brown stone etitcn, Hovibe Thestees ip Von Walt, Manca "| pincssof tho people at large | cersfal war must be waged. eccentric champion of the Repadiican party. The | i vitton mane New Maven, Rept 1%—Purse, Vines from the top into the bottom at 8 well. Un | five stories high, exclusive of the areal, Qt FIMh Avenue Theatre — Mav ani Wise. The new Republic in France, too, will The suee as contains a | overthrow of Mr. Greoley was accomplished by | #000 fo rat horse, #4 to. Kecon fortunately a ball struck a hard stone in the joining tt {8 an open lot worth $51,000, on whicty Exeurstons—Erie Railway , | the ase of money and the promise of Presidential ed) the well, and rebouuding struck a young woman wre to be three fountains. The soon be doomed to confusion and shame, | Ices petronage, ‘Tho gentleman who furnished the the throat, She expired in n few moments.” The | to he the largest, Its desien a yot ander cons dort a8 it npplies itself to emancipate the | itury genius ¢ money appeared to be a man named John Hoy, who, trath of the above is as follows. It was related to | tion, It ie still uncertain whether the jot will rico i= thie Prva rt of mil: ch ina ” thrown & fhe Night. Matinee ns aa French peasentry and laborers from the | of troops so nto the field without | 1 wastold, lived in New Jersey. I saw him, He ts | J. Bowen's pik. mi ¥ ix me by an eye-witness: A ere hes of hig hn a from an ordinary tubs, or whother a payee ket Mee oP i 1 ; : Lier, Q of “ane dy 1 by son's br. @. New vou Bo’ i standing in the batcony of her hous jooked al " o1 the alr, squirt it from rele —165 Badray curse of ignorance, and to consolidate the | a aystem thot makes every’ citizen a soll mau of striking personal appearance, well dressed, | Lc: Ryerson’s bee. Maw Wii ty ta y Cupid, with one teg in tho alr, a a lie, Lady Wells, aud Goi. Fisk were wee . the volunteers, with Uaat look o! power of the nation by elevating the cultire | and prepares beforehand all that is neces: | DLT Ge Me ted to me as having | “Wmemeubhe, Rad h50, cis, Cuban del, The acetetin looked athor asa ticer | aene, ‘The strrounding earth is ty I and the prosperity of all its members, ‘The | sary to put great armios in condition to | great perwonsl infaonce with Gen. Grant. Indeed, | _ In the ronning the Boy and Bep were beiind the | use —Monster Bill, Matinen, te Vitor esata prey out of Feaely, and Ared his Wenpon | gig’ with genes, interspersed — with fanci'a ‘ Mie: Tutt . tof a bad or. ; ‘ Maton degradation of the people, the demoralization | move. This is a lesson that tho United | there soems to be no doubt that id bry ty a tecont bat were Voth Ae a eve a ei thaped Dede of flowers. ‘The green tod sta = Gite claus ho | States ought not to neglect, Tt is true that | feat was inspired by the President, for this man Hoy | tanced in the next two heats, Jefferson was favorite ze Lov \ he further variozated by a flock of gorgeous erlins nants VARIBAUIA CORON ie pe a. A tha sll is eat for alnrye tilitary | €ame Up on Tuesday before the nominations were | allumroush, ‘There was inncl trickery, in the start. | | Pairet, the Catalan, bas three eamiog tablos for | gn, yold, and biuemacixs, which are t conditio pore netic | we have no suc sion fy J Jol. | 19g of each heat on the part of some of the drivers, | the prohibited game of monté oyer the Louvre. at | Cutsd to the #pot by the argument of a ste made in company with Hugh Hastings, and the Col- } Shinto twenty atesmpts to et off bene made im | the corner of Kan Tatael and Tacoa atreets. He Ainive $800 front dvor of the house ts appro lector of the Port of New York, who lives next | each heat, unliy's anver ran her into deflerson's P pays to the Governor, Loven Koberia, #80 for ane, | a Might of brown ston atens, ani to tive Ie ‘Those who suppose that Senator Frv- | tuted the cause of Naot ON's successial | force as Prussia, bent on growing jrreater “ 0 c " " a0 " " , . ded by hostile powers; but wi sulky during the scoring (or the second heat and had | and @9% apiece for the other two. Of course, Fai: | feaseiiated stone haliway is & long parlor etree 1. i Fon’s influence in the politics of this State is | usurpation of absolute power for nearly a { and surronnded by hostile powers; but we door to Grant of Long Branch. I ssked s New | Ritgan suashed, “Meny thought the collisign in- | ret makes a sice thing of it. although he has to make | feteliated stone hallway is a long parlor sircic Mf prostrated because he was undermined by generation, as well as of the defects of | should have arrangements that will prompt: | York politician how it was that Hoy had suet in- ventional, ind justly phnlewed Dy the loss of the | it right with te Chie! of nar yoy The walls are of sem-ereen ‘richly ornamented, and bribery and the use of Federal patronage at | the Frunch armies. Soldiers aro drawn from | ly and fully meet auy exijrency that may | Mugnge with Grant |, 1 4s ue | Bit money, Ents geeomdtand Fanny tuings deders | Ccrelunteers and owhers-scet Aeeced. theres, thes | whe colung i eraced with Parnpelan frescoes of ban, Baratoga, are yroatly mistaken, He is one | the people ; and the German people are edu: | arise. Congres ought to consider whether | yo) non feng trees, nite eoneldered one of | %H 18 &80n of Bir. A. Buthgate’s Toronto Chit, they go abont the city like hnngrr Ho Hots of london gota ond miiramarine one hea ce whom they may devour, and of course the valle project mumerons Brackets of the same tee, heen bse theoitery department, in the Commission o" Con: | Wy" 2ren containiug Ree burners ACU ead tg This was freo for all horses, no limit of time. The | fiscated Property, in rezimental fends are innumer- | the | is apother parlor papered in French vray, ‘entries were American Girl, Luey, Commodore fr span . of the most adroit tacticians in New York, | cated and the French are not, How thon | it might uot bo expedient to abolish our | the cream of the place. Ie has good horses, a nice and is backed by a atrong body of supporters. | could they hope to cope against an immensely | present army, and substitute for it some | residence, and isa very xccommodating neighbor. : able. | All thi in winks at, Vive justice and | giqdied with atars, the ceiling of whic is also Pon No one ever mistook Gov, FENTON fora great | guporior array of numbers as well as of | modification of the Prussian system adapted | He has been prominent in forming a kind of a s0- grb fMlountala Bo fj Lady 6 veridan, sag None morality, pelan, with red, blac, and @old as tle tewline o lor ‘ A ' ‘ blo | lal pool at the Branch, and the President and his | Such. The latter did not start, Luey tay 4 mow? nova: razerne. Tue frogs basement room has Pompolan fisur man of an eminent statesman; but those | knowledget Tho secret of success in our | to our present situation and our possible | fe ns mete Kamm To Mee tet the at. susAnr. Spain presents Caba with three millions of do} | "on light creep cronnd. and the two kitchens ag who have mgarded him asa skilful politi- | civil war—was it not rather in the intelligence | wants. * most attention was paid them. The President's | | Mawrtzox Pane, Now Haven, Sent. 18—Parse $9,000; | lara! Or course, you. know she hasn't a cent. Woe” fally supplied with every modern convo. tian, capable of combining his forces with | and spirit of the massos of our citize r Geraint ie family were good borrowers, and Hoy's folke | (inte fret, #0 bo second. Sie But she does It, and this is Dow stio does it. Boain | lence , cap is pi ot The Republicans of the Oneida district are v Ls é ‘ all requires these three millions just now, reserving to oF papa ") he Ct a extraordinary tact and efficiency, have not | soldiers than in the prowess of one or the ‘They he inated Euiis H, | ef very courteous. Grant's people took s notion | Rarness. herself the right to return them, Well, she auibor- | with Ropipelas, Nook tad eld, or silons oak fe Shine Meer : shh d pdnineatteeghes * | w them, for they were very stylish and were people | J}; Denlele's rpert } 1 | izes Do Rodas to create un imacinery floating debt, | and bine, of rea, green, nd colt, of white and tilac,, been deceived, other general? It is evident that nations | Ronenrs of Utica for Congress. He is a tirst- entirely different from the elass who associate with | G, Mémernte te idouctal 4} § 2] and borrow the money on it. Of course she knows | Ai Of bine and pellow. The eutey ‘5 th keeping 4 4 | that one day it will all “go up in a balloon, with the chanubers. ‘The stories ad vo aro not atrilee An 2 Bret may, Liiay’” goons 20UR SuoveAn poezane, thg in thelr decorations, Tho. principal stairowse is Gov. Fenton doubtless regards himself a9 | are strong and powerful only in proportion | rate fellow, edits the best newspaper in the centre | Grant's folke in Washington, Bo the Grante bee | ¥;,D- Grow's orem Lady, ‘The American Girt got having been badly treated by Gen. @nanT, | as enlightenment, prosperity, and the spirit | of th to, and has served with distinction in | came tatimate with the Hoys. Hoy since then has oy thirds Bheriden. 28x, 225, of black walnnt, with inres broaze antiques pom } fourth, On the Bth in i ime—2228\5, . the cashier of the Treasury of the | the ttom, hold ui, Worle and he has a very tenaclous memory. We | of independence pervade the whole people. | our Logislature, Ho will make a most able and | taken great interest in the management of the Re- | Thee Meas GSH, Coa CHA Wk bisa Nabe avy Department, & Soaniand, Dr. Kmiio Deieate iman"afer sil "gecunied” yoo ‘ine vartous inproves » ht 2 on- Inder N : eal cate C1 useful member of Congress, publican party, Ie has been ready to sorve Graut | ayily’ For second heat. Doce ct arene ke ed of cholera, and leit ns sole iuberitance a deficit | ments, but Mr. Twend will soon take possesetot, eel eats SU Sh IR Mhesedhalorttt esta eet erties aii | Ene le = - ander any and all circumstances, Ta fact, he has | go-off the girl wot the’ check of her, bik int her | 1B bis, accom ington | At the ack of the house is ® handsome Uric ——— 7 "ot the Bpaninrds "that they. were: by - : . a nny aniards that they were brogcarts im | otal im tod bi the interior of which | rn that the Notorious Sneak News | almost Civined Gran't wishes, and gono to all | Mouth, and tt broke ier up all through, and Lucy | Ponce. cowardein war and’ tlover inten The | sieyter Ruiniod brown, the Interior of which Is fife leigthe $0 carey (hens cau.” BR a ti a cashler wilh meet down there bis aonsréres Cam- | poltshed oak. “Boxes ond stalls will be sninpil Now for the rest of the story. Grant loves Wood- fourth t . Shere were, on Thursday. $0 many seor- prodon, O'Donnel, and Narvaez. horses. and the necessary spare afore | ings that tt got dark in their midst, and the race xs beet Un eat Par Wreetasee Rem postnoned unt Friday. ‘This was the fait of THE WOMEN AT TRE POLLS, horses will continue member, Woodford was w' , 4 | nee Ho will, of course, commence and prosecute | ness of the old nobles. It is difficult to say | stolen property he lias sold privately, for his own } empers Woes July. Woodterd ta © smooth ond | ceuagecen’ pnd tis Tatitcdon oe ook | whe Mare al Open and tho Drummers ont | oitieth street, between Madison and Fifth are" this work in his usual coo}, eautious, amooth | which was most disgusting, tho rottenns of | benefit, afer the woual manner of sneak thieves. | Papa aiuer, and he talked Grant to sleep, for ho | faant. and denunciation of tue apectairs, Te Carringes to Escort the Electorn. | cost EAs 000 without the lot witch. Is Worf. £55 aah method, often concealing the tireless hand | (he fashionable world, the cowardice aud | When te stole the news of the Associated Press, | made him believe that Gresley couldn't begin to | dp eker Spedtalors. The povipcaca vase wee kumbea tug'e Lowa) Nonparet’, more, It ie three atories’ hich, and has two wile From the Co which is working out his plans and arrang- | sorvility of the middle ranks, or the delmso. | that body kicked hin out of the Zrebzne, and alt | pot tno strength of the Republican party in the Yorterday, and wae won by American Girl. Again A lady now at Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory, | double doors of massive black walna', hantaonely ward, he does not lay himself out to prevent | tors, stock exchange gamblers, and moneyed the choice in this State of a delegation to | gentry of Paris took the place of the aris: the next National Republican Convention | tocracy of birth. Their supremacy was even stealing the news of the American Press Associ favorable to the renomination of Gen. GRANT. | more noxions than the frivolity and reckless: | tion, with which he has been connected. The We le Thief, Jouw Ressett Y xa, has been cau; "1 7 . H. Dob 14) pluyed of : writes to her father in Council Bluts, fowa, con: | enrved, and fitted with immense panos of fuuret ‘ ing his combinations, but which will bo up- | ment, ignorance, and superstitioa tho } its me » Mr. Greetuy include, Lave since | State, and that he (Woodford) coulé carry the Stato | Yio patie (not Badd) pluyed off bis trickery ait | cerning the recent election in that ‘Territory, at | round glass, costing. altewether £100) Te halk \ hi tril 1 he ® ont | F - ne fe ional | Tesetded Lim as a Sneak News Thicf, And now | by at feast 60,000 majority. Woodford has also been beat was Won handily by the Girl, This fine | Which the women voted: Inside is hang with buffalo robes costing from $21> i ifted to strike when the opportune moment} French Five Points. ‘The profeesiona’ (weet fa late number of the Brooklym | smart enough to praise Grant ina thousand and one | mare, 80 long amiss (raving won but one race before T walked up to the poili ‘voted ox though I Lad 0 9, and with harness ranging in price from gd 7 thie " ‘been “to the manor bor: You ouagnt to have 500, The black walnat cases containing the speechen, while Greeley has accused him of being s | PotcA Thursday and yerterdey oooice Hite deena | seen tho hats lifted and. the crowd fait back und | Inet eost $15.00). The handssmest oi the pentane drankea got and a sashed and girded sphinx. The | beine s half-mile one, the time inade. ta quite equal | leave the way oven for Mrv.A. and mysuif to get to | Aro clarence costing tear €.300, a. coupe wore President liked Woodford, believed what bo said, | t 222 and the Girl could lave done better, In the | the voting window, The gentiomen were remarka- 00. and a pony wagon for which $2.90) wis mid. in arrives. classes—the journalists, the literary men, and In this work he will doubtless Lave the | a few of the lawyers—scemed to stand aloe fecret sympathy, though perhaps not at | in their protest against the Union tut the American Press Association have followed Mr. Gaeeter’a example, and kicked woral degrada. of their establishment ly the way Aas a bly polite; the Democrats thought we would vote 1@ best mpan of horsos are grave, and cost $3.00, he open allianco, of the Hon. Honace, i! it him out of their establishment, Truly the way | nq adopted the notion that with Woodferd at Be near ticn Gan ete fae their Ueket, as Mrs. A. ts « Democrat and the Tre, | They const of Fieetwing ant Whalononer Ute for. sessed nd endl eed he Set Pantay tion; Lut they could hardly tell the full | of Sneak News Thieves is hard! the head of the Republican Stato ticket the Admin- | third place, and by it he wot third money, ohe taking | DUblicans thought we woul vote the Iepudiican | ter ot which trate w pile in 2th and the Cuer.ey, unless Gen, GRant shall promptly | trath without being enbjected to persecution. —e istration would regain its lost strength ba this Btate, fourth ‘only for her bad conduct, Sekt together, anitts &, soi ber sicker ety re besa tn ae Peo recten Bend, pair irritati » Ye emocracy shou! . 4 i na » i o 1 are do something to soothe the irritation and | Society, controlled by vile, corrupt men, and The Young Democracy sh eld think | ang lay ous Fenton and Gresley at the came time, Ba tery by becoeesral us Fett ts poly Rg sine nig same frome mate, 90 3 die a Pll Ta A eennt ations sratify the natural and honorable aspiratio ‘ . an, | twice before they send delegates to the Tammany | Greeley was very strong, however, in the Conven- | connected wiht ee Voting for s sot. But, contrary to the expectations | rooms aro hung with handsome. pictures, aud gratify the natural and honorable aspirations | facile, foeble-minded, aud heartless women, . . t ly all the hi ‘a b; rich pl " ape freauentives b ‘ Ranwhilosts , State Couvention, The Tammany loaders are | tion, It would require money and tact to throw Pra ee ot penny arty, he was elected by a large Mate gies mirrore are freqnentiv en be of the founder of the Republican party; for, | became one putrid mass of debauchery and ye RACING IN WESTCHESTER. majority, In the second story aro & series of richly f : Ath @ Paro’ i = anxious to place them in a false position before | him, But with plenty of promises of office, this I never before was s0 much pleased over the re- | ed offices and sitting rvoms, and in the third in company wii lov, ENTON, MP. | corruption ; and when the Empress, on the the Democratic masses, As there is no possi- | man Hoy's =o ud Hugh Hastings's tact, the re sult of an election a« 1 have been over this, for ‘he room grooms, as landsom. tacers, and some goed | Democrats were confident of ruccess. Carriaces — Good Starting, and Delighted | for the Indios ran sil _day.. Ono eume tor mein the yond all | gpair from tho imperial palace, there was not | the Convention, the Tammany chiefs would And the thing was done, Moy and Hastings got Spectato: ut as I was not ready the gentiewan ac- Into Saratoga ou Tuesday, They began operations | Yesterday being the first day of the raeing at WEN eerel aan til’ ac, | coukee pamease” aa the hacholors’ apartments of the Fifth) Ave Hotel. This table and the newly purelasod aro well worthy of each other, and servs ustrate the taste and opulence of the distiae Gneeiny was shabbily treated and shame- | news of her husband's captivity, fled in de- | pitity of the admission of their delegates to | thing might De waco, fully deserted at Saratoga, Be y queation ty of the delegates to the | even one woman among the thousands who | aceuse thom of an attempt to create * i min ner a ; ‘ ; immediately, Hoy furnished the money with the | the Westchester county fair, there was « Ia ; a ention were, on th ival at Sura- | pad " itl . ne Democratic eamp solely be , rge at- returning directly home. My’ husband and Convention were, on thelr arrival at Sara- | had been pampered at the Tailerice with | a row in the Democratic camp sotely in the 18- | cathusteam of a new recruit, without having the | tear country folk, the track being lined all | 8ome others were dissalistied, necause their, inns SUNBEAMS. toga, in tavor of Lis nomination for Governor. | goul enough left to give a parting blessing | terest of Woovrorn, Let the Young Democracy | fate of Judge Pierrepont before his eyes, How Was not nominated, and deciared they would not ————. round with a double row of vehicles. It is estimat- ‘The programme was all arranged, and the | to the deposed mistress of French fashion. | wot waste their strength, but bend all their ener- | imucis ue spent I cau't say precisely, but it was from | ed that tuere were about 0) persons. proaes Fecin tes fereentta enoeadaed ice: —Hote! porters in Washington address all Republican managers had promised to carry | Nay, worse, the army, which had ever been | sie to the great battle for reform in this city. | ten to Aiteen thousand dollars, The affable and | Two trote and one running race were decided, | 108 desperate, these mon might have been. secn | Comers as etther *Cencral™ or “Senator.” it ALE Mr. Ronents had generously | the boast of France pAbidep tho direst hours | The defeat of Tammany this fall may be the | wily Hastings fingered his wires with a masterly | pesides several scrub affnirs. One of these was a | DUMYIDE Up @ carriage for my wasierwon —A man who took a drink from a bottle of mas hunwi the Republican ri ° Hosined (av ordex talkie AU HUMES ; r signal of their suecess in the State next year, | hand, At IP. M. Fenton and Greeley had forty | pedestrion performance by James Adama, who | hear of ‘Ttold themt teaceio weeny th Looe hk edb hgh itera les . pbag ee unpaged Ph Adeag 429 of her misfortunes, was infected by the gon- | 12+ them not, however, forget that Feexaxpo | majority, At1A. M. the msjority of the Brie dele- | walked a. mile roand the track in fea, Tho frat | QFAt 8 that { could alopt their plan —Tho Rev. Mr. Spurgeon says he glories in the chance ; and Mr. LirritsouN, who had aspt- | eral demoralization. No wonder that the i of love of God and the hatred of the Saturday Keview. Woon, even when backed by # stror gation (sixteen in all) were sapped and mined, and | tot, for 8 minute horses, brought out seven start- | *earl® an. olten.” and majority ° i 3 i ,' and was won bandil; % principie,” too, as the saloons were all open, ie 54 anit rations for the first place on the ticket, had | Germans are proud of their superior civiliza- | in this city, failed to secure a roprescatation in | MOvroe and Cayuga bad surrendered body and soul | Soi) Buly Mace, The Ruera was driv: seh hs bee a Cet Duchy greed to take the secoud under Mr. | tion, The masses of their people are edu- | (he State Convention to Grant, Other delegations succumbed to the iadiees A Biography of Abraham O'Mall, K.N. | ‘20 Washed to death under excessive religious ¢ rr gi eda ho ine samo influences, and before daylight the job was ., Prom the Evening Free Press. bettered LEY. cated; their public service is free from cor. The day may not be far distant when Tam. hard labor and unflinching | many ¢ done. While Fenton and Greeley were sleeping, | miniter. t 0mm OF homes that have neverdestys 8! A. Oakey Hall c mamenced bis career Grant tad sowed tares in their flelds and Wood. bey Week's protecé He eae Ere 7 nr hh been ruined by the epceuiations of hs von, who bas e Convention of the Young Democracy. | ford's nomination was a foregone conclusion. ry geting aan an aay te st, under Weed's di Pierre Dut a y ——-——— Hugh Hastings, however, had done his work well. ection. The morality ofthe occupation never en: | —' po The precarious condition of Paris enhances had not the least idea of the fite in store for Sefed bie mind; the ooly question be asked was, | songeter since the 4 Ff.5. Bowen, * Does it pay 1 He then become an active Know- h 0 ee r hee | Siew Her the importance of Gen. Trocuc, and vests him | bim. Woodford's name had been mentioned, bet Lichen emi ‘Time aids, 246, Ab Bad 4 N fothing, aad wera) If in the American flag, " With almost dictatorial power, which in the event as that of one destined to win, It was eovernd pate alu bid a9 he travel i Know-Nothing lor eaves Mnerbing soebidiment a6 te ely —Tamburini, the once famous baritone singer, Aud how came t is programme to be | ruption; broken up? Undoubtedly st was Uhiough the | integrity, and = mental and — moral | toa interference of Gen. Grant. He haddeter-| culture, are the order of the d mined to prostrate FENtoN, andtohithimhe | among high and low; and #0 blessed was compelled to strike down Gree.ey ; | js this elevating influence that not even all legates will be found seeking admissi the most populer French of Béranger, hae Just died tm ‘sch.h Toronto Chief. Jr ed in this mode ho could also, redocm ‘hig | the evils of monarchy and @ semi-teudal aris | of vyppem yovcracs may, WIS Teater, bring mbout | P AMder that of George William Curtis, Ouet muhiahreof $100, torra hs fashionable shops os the Paris bowevards which 40 & raya sue 2 tet ae focracy Cat Mar its eitect ‘an understanding betwee A friends, who Delieved that Grant was sincere in pro- | fi sie bs gm Bobet ‘ srgenal Gueeiuy having developed extraor im understanding b nhimand King Witte sche a pro | ©: Liteneld’s b' é zines —Itis not the thing nuowudays to aay, “1° to the restoration of monarchical | PON Curtis to deveat Greeley, had arranged that | J: W:Pennock's gr-c. Windguill” Metronetitas Weis, sak lo oeeliting Peru Senator Andrew D, White should nominate Caria; |” Langa a a do Wood (ite Mayor) and the Demorratie party. He | Sasaous excreenencen™ tm Mtmlcted with se ‘o resort to greenLacks and promis.s of but before White could get oa his legs, Tilton's and Ming ainbly were very excited over the race, | was at the passace of the bill appointed Counsel to Naaisl ou ) 8 a i Greeley's warmest, friend, the Hon. Uberiee 8, | TURMBE eine, evidently somewhat of a nevelts | the Pottee Comesisaioners, whichis weve —The Missouri census takers report only 21,000 patrol oO preve: le Ja he 1, avec 7 o ., ° a ‘eat F peopie. manner in which is Republies w-Nothi en * Colonel 10 ml Patronaye to provent the elevation of the | the world are sternly admonished by the col- | Heved that if the Jcres Favna Government | spencer, had made Curtis's nomination, After the | the horses were sent om reflects great credit on the hal ee hu marvin ean tent vente bean sata cl oonitadiaaaal aii former to the chair of the Convention, and | japse of their fellows in France to pati should fail to beat back the German invaders, | frst two ballots the beauty of this movement became | Starter, Mr. Charles Bathgate, of Fordiam, and it | © Whatever may be the future eomplica- | in respect tions of the Franco-German contest, t strength in the Convention, it Leeame neces smuch | power, Trocue, however, would never consent is certain, that the ruling classes all over | to the return of the Bowarantes; and it is be- y ; tic party, of course A, Oakey Hall did all th : in 1 4 - d ere the nomination of the latter for Governor ivaatt he would be in favor of the Count om Panis as | apparent, for Tilton's and Grecley's warmest friend | tartere'would don wrat to Laken leer te that tome | because It Paid. “He wext became a member of the sine pra able loo alii their selfish and grasping career, and to do p y starters would do well to takes lessow by i There | Mozirt Hall party, and begun to Hold weet commu. | Arst eon fs named Linprimis, the second Finis, ant the ‘The deplorable condition of the Republi- | justice to the masses of tt er President of French Republic, if uot as chief | are with the utmost coolness, and threw all bis | Wass race between two double teams, one a pair | nion with Fernanda Wood. of whom he had spoken | taree others Appendix, Addendum, and Krratusn ! : : i i | justi he masses of the people before | op a constitutional monerel influence in tavor of Woodford. ‘The game had been | Cf browns belonging to Mr. J. Ryder. and the otner | fearfal language a short time 'belore, Tinh wax i h 4 i au party in this State, with its two Senators | they too are overtaken by providential jus. | f * Comsttutional monarchy pba teh abalt iy 1. | Eraye owned by Mr. W: H. Nelson. The latter won | done, at a maticr of course, by A. Oakey Mail bs. | _ ~—Ht is said that the smoke of the dried leavem involved: tnt r fond, with its most | ice like +h vie nies . Peewerrsmec pr well played. Woodford's nomination was enani- iy {n two straighe hea » the browns being dis- | cause it paid, fe next fell in love with Peter B, | of the pumpkin, burned on a bright fre, will ea distinguished jouruslist cheated, sold, and #, like the ror Bonavaure and his Tt is an indication of singular good sense | mously confirmed, and an arrow sent into Mr. Gree meet fer (serch will box BRM a Gain Sweeny, and w they were old associates as Alb: to quit an apartment instantly, or it will kill them lint wu . j Eel ; he wes S 1, an innumerable parasites and se'f-respeet on the part of 4 ding nem. | H¥'S heart which must rankle there until the day of | gadition to the advertised Prizes there. will be a | Theoisns oun inte oak ain lly, congenial, —A pert little girl boasted to one of her little thrown into an irate mood in the midst of au ——— bets of the Republican party,that not one of them | bis death. Fanning race for all horses, mile heats, and a special | 4. O..key Hull admission inte Tam friends that her father kent acarriaze. ‘Ah, bat my father drives an omuibus !" was the triumphant reply. —Prosper Mérinée, the dramatic author, is dy« The only relief he experiences from suffer Curtis appears to have been badly sold as well as | Premium for the best lady equestrian. There will y. It is believed here that he really had | poe’ snore, comtest of speed botw f the nomination, I am Informed on the | while 's horse trots half a mile. ut canvass, with its Convention sub. ; sid'zed with money and seduced by petron- age, with a cand wa was only ‘omplications and Anomalics. is willing to uceept the akicks a Queen out and wantsa King | 1 England love for Sweeny every politician man aud | manifested because it pald, Quarter | A. Oakey Hall then perfected the system of re trent of Minister r Sere ; i xting. — His position mt ve hi Lode desta ee te ae re, Vien | a NAnOLmON: Gee od |Gerinan shall! wall <h<- igs nee ae tomanonical |G vy | Ett authority that he told kis friends that he was —<——___. Frost facilities for thie parpucor taste cach We acta | bear Alboat (Counties Popol daly warble ata | ody desired, and who can reeciye but a] have the Spanish crown, and another Ger. | 44, Hh red ; hon! ‘Ouncs* | astonished to see his nomination come from such « A Sketch of Sigismund Kaufma Be the op0e ul protector of He thus | sia i ble support, and with crimination and ro- | man takes off NAPOLEON's crown HRA got through its work betore the war. If | source, and that be was wore than astonished to ase | 8. Kaufnann ie a native of Bockeubeim, a | fyi, Fret, Dower in the Tama aus organization, | The Rey. Dr, James of Bustleton, Pa., is the crimination, discord and confusion, pervading Germany says she is fight!r 4 ie the proclamation of infallibiity had been delay- | the man who made it jump over t Woodford at the | small town, belonging formerly to the Electorate of Ring, and thus from the poor lobbyist ! deat Methodist preacher In the world. {eft inh i, id CADRL GHPolidg a canta cea ene y Say ighting against Na- | ed till now, it might have been disturbed hy the | first opportunity. Hesse-Casvel, whieh bas since the war of 1966 been milliouaire (for uo mewber of the Ring is | ninety-fourth year, aad has been a preacherfor seveuty 1 ina ite i) ms | POLEON, captures him, and then fights the | arrival of the Italian troops in Kome, ut we | It cow remains to be seen whether Gen. Grant | anrexed to Prussia, It is situated about half « mile the fri doubted him. he must make a | 7° hs ng its preatige—all thi is due to the un | French because they depose him areal to observe that the Pope is not going to | G8 thus deliberately door auch power‘ul Repabit: | fom tie elty of Prankfort-onshe Main, wliere bold stroke to gain their: favor, Te tWereiore kes} Mrs. Partington says she understands the soomly interference of Gen, GRANT in ite Bagt ; wb ’ penllaee ys aha ite inte an Gow. | £8 ae Gresley, Fenton, and Curtis, and escape with: | Kau/mann was ralesman with an antiquary in the | £0 Ireland for a piece of green. frieze, had wsuit.of | pickle the Emneror has got into; hat she wold !)ke t0 HA It is no wonder, then, that Mr. QnreLry : Dates pale foun why Victron Ewancen and Pio Noxo should Heve that he can, Woodford’s defeat is the defeat of | Publieans at Frankfort, and was particularly con- | Hall, Tie Mayor's old. Know-Nothing friends | Preserve: ee i : | _ » then, Cathohe Italy invades the Holy See, and 2 TOR MAN ee and Bio Noxo should not | Grant and not the defeat of Conkling, as it was Grant | ericuous in the cutbreaks of the September days | locked upon him with ‘contempt, and those Inthe | —The Shah of Persia isexpected at Cons! nt HA 4s incense, and taxcs little pains to conceal Protestant England sends a frigate for the live hermoniously and transact their respective | and not Co: Kling who nomiuated bim. And now | at that city. Being under the suspicion of having | PQcr#slon were disgusted to see the Mayor of this | nople soon, witis a retinue eaual to the popalalt ») of Lis inci nation, and at Senator Funvoy | pc business fa the svme town, Would Aro Krest city trying to piay them ior fools. Hall ex ishop | lo: us see what this man Hoy will get for bis money, | Participated at the assassination of Prince Lich. | preted tills dodge to pay, hut he was mistaken: fy | Mualleity, and from this visit sowie tanportank po \\icak fs lying in wait thdraw Ne vege Ales McCrosky be uny freer to perform bi Jesius- " PUBLIC: nowsky by a revolutionary aa the Germans coutinue to'crow in strength, yor results aro anticipated. ving in wait 19 w thiraw New York from | Spain, a kingdom without a King, sends , y freer to perform his ecclesi A BROOME COUN LY REPUBLICAN Te Taeee Cs C1 eel Beate eee || aaah leleae Ae Oscar Jail any car ae TCS ny || ok Canada panes senerta ‘that io wal S Wain GHLRE Gen) GE ia cece , tical duties in New Yerk, if he wore also Mayor —___— and from there to the United States. Some of mis ‘ 7 up the P i 1 pporto! Gen, Gnanv in the next Re- | troo ms to conquer republican Cul , r conntrymen in York. al Rowery seuted on a keg of lager, covered wil Piled to Montreal through the water works Is . fabloan Navona Gneentae ps to conquer republican Cuba and re- | as well as Archbishop? La Marselllaise. fine. Bim employment ae eee AB eet | German dags, and galing ‘Sweitzer ‘Kase om bie way | Rute’? | egbnidat baal payne ‘Tho only way to heal the discord ana | Or monstchical institutions in America - Seine ine The Hymo of Liberty proscribed durtag Louis | living un industrious. Une ‘ecinty life, be turmed | Wuacehe™4y tt, Zauew'e Words, IC It will pay hu | fool sauanin of horrors” and a sy mleiare'oe 40 only way to heal the discord and | Pesident Guant ar The Irie te Ce : from that ¢ ‘ ; f do it, rall this, ifthe Know-Nothing party | 1004. drink, dirt, and discass ident Guaxt and Hainron Bian he Trish Anwrican supports ¢ Bonsparte’s twenty years! Reign of Terror again re nt to giving lessons in the | is revived, A. Oakey will, as herevot The late Jonathan Tob Now Belford ‘ ave the party iro prgauizatio: . acl Wee French and German languages, and succeeded 1 i Ran dart anaes aa veane 1010 VOn phan: Toney; Gk: Now Ded fords rt hi party from di Fianlzatic * 18 © | pretend to be Republicans and Abolitionists ; | Aqese7s as a Democratic Irish candidate for Con- | *°uncs throughout Frauce as of old, enkindling the | petering “hie position "Getting ultimately so ree at eretaae he and go from tod Mags., war notorious for bis love of litigation. Dar He ik compel Gen, Woorronn to withdraw, aud | qnd they p Spain to subdue Cuba and | @P in tho Filth District, and, by way of | Y#llF aud patriotiem of her tons, Attention being | mocted with the society of Turners, and making | (ate ae all foreigoers, * particul the past forty years ho bas not missed a sing Mt to nominate and run Marsan: 0. Rouenrs | Hy re : » | Merin specially directed to thie wonderful war lyric, | himself very reoful to that Vereiu, they made bis $< court without having a lawauit | 2 tO, Rowwirrs | restore slavery and tho slaye trade, Aisengthening his prospects, undertakes to abuse President of the association. Accounts of its origin are published which are not |” “At inst he tava, First Maret Why Broken off: i for Governor by universal acclamation. Tur Ses, Very well to stadying law, and, laboring —The Rov, James Patterson, of blossod but we suggest Col, warest that Col. | siogetior trustworthy. It was composed in 1190 | hard and earnestly at he he tasseedey in setting All these vast results have been ge f ee abe Rouents would do better to devote himself to f \ ment i ‘ memory, who died In the autuma of Isi7, om on* re Roneurs ean be clected. cured to mankind at the trifling cost, #0 fur, certian uld do better to devote himself to | py Kouget de Lisle, and I happen to possess what | tise! up as an attorney at law, was patronized by Correspondence vy the Lynchburg Virginian sion sald: * Brothren, if the Lord w i < eaiitiaasie ra " A , + | bringing the Fenians over to his side, At pro- Bayt price Gevaieal’ Wark, wiles vas he coe the members ofthe Tornverein and other friends, In 1851 the uncle of the writer resided ax Amer. humble, Lwill trast you to ke " i Wisdom for the Day. Bene apiey of some 500,000 widows aud | se.t they are against Lim, and bis attacks on Tun Position and she story of ite birth from the com: | nice fortune for himecit alan Paes sane | {29 Minister st Paris, with & largo family around A man who attempted to n i mie dawai paca 2 orphans. Sow will scarcely serve to convert them into | poser's own ba 0 1 publi | TePublican from his early Hite, he joined tit | his. At this time appeared in society there E window tn northern Vermont the hilo ne i The downfall of slavory im America, of | ‘rhe establishment of the Fruach Re: a iaaet : P we Bet. The wares ke mame Pb | cay eh Uclied MU Ghd, Mle Temiusent | Matis de Gusmes GenrGe aan, sy’ lt aeatlon a tenon ee erent tea tod tor gerfdan tn eala en) OF oie ie establishment of the Fronch Rouble | partisans of his, cations generally, beare no date, but was evidently | Rnd sinart, was in the basit ‘of making aii Monto; 4 lovely | mesting s train on the secona track , { vom in hassla, ant of imperialism in yet the only ray of sunlight on the} mp pom : published im the early part of this century, It is | species, in Knglisn as well as in Germanvat polit | Person and an aristocratic name securing her bril. | # Patent nose, and I€ possinie m whiole fae Wi France, are the three great humani aba Bee aa iC The Herald las a cable telegram from | the complete author's esition of the songs, Afty in cal meetings, whi were generally up_to the poi Pt a AY as ANG sareetatiag r —While the King of Burmah and others ara i { achievements of the century, majestical land: | Hay teananity apr eee munter Atands to | paris which reports tint Minister Waswuvune | uuuber, of Rouget de Lisle, and haa tia ticle, | 4 Blessed the andience iuasingly, La erat Hae | thonght, and, indeed, ireely remarked, that her | MARINE great effurts to nropawace "uduliain. it is Boia i marks in the progress of the rights of man. » Humanity appears to have considerably | jg disgusted with Secretary Kian. He told Juus | Cinquante Chants Frangais, Paroles de diffrens | account partly of bis business not allowing his ab- | Mother was more ambitious then herself; that the | @¢Pesed tn Japan hy the authoritins, in favar of tha or her some great alliance and the worst of these fightsin which a few ambi- | Fave that lie had pr partly not being sufficiont to gratify iis | {omer designed Nile | More anetont national religion of sintoolen. The ours, wen en eo aves c01 L it Tho degradation of labor aid of the working | tious nuisances haves Srepeeen alas) ted personally against svioare, iy aon munigue avec secomparsanent | Stan Musénio herval/ appeared a ported of sinnieaineutty Idols are to be boven lous nuisances have seen ge in Fi seless meusnres, and disapproved the erucl co 6 pianc 0 . Paris, vari , . ; = it 0080 r rs ; masses of mankind is the alpha and the >, Fe ee eek | ueeliee tesensons s1ed dlsnonrored shia eiuel golds | 50 Fisee IM rene CO MiG A EN ing | amor comsulorsd scar ee intelligentand clever | ooy matrimonial affair, Lalla Tho use of lead-foil in placo of lint, 9 wart: A} rope. Perhaps mankind's best hope today lies | ness of the American Government,” This is not | Bevlevard Montmartre No. 14. Prix, 60 fr." In a | JW yer,cousidered straight in all the (ransactious he Hier sister had just married the Duke of Ath: led by Dr. Botgwracwe of Ghent, w { pines of all tyranny, whether of the | iy the possibility chat King Witias, over, | exuctly diplomatic tancvage, Under ordiance | "le the Composer states that all of those songs ex. | (,epirusted with. Hav Kamericnn, thore tite wate | Berwick, atineal descendant of James i. of Rngiants | adopted the pian with creat scocas In the hon eat a iit Mand, or of the despot who now bites the 83, y arm. stifled | by himself, ‘The Marseilles Hymn No. 28 of the col- | $0 he was inclined to accept the nomination for mere beautiful of her danghiers: Bus tee hoeetne | t being introduced at Metz any in other pla * ° | to republican France as may develop the | i thus condemning the action of his own Goy- | jection is prefaced by the following words, which 1 | Lie¥tenant-Governor at Saratoga; whether he will be led. Mugénie lost here tors | —The Roc v (W j dust before Germs lizatic . p th ei tanak i d by the following words, which I} eivcted, that is another, question’ , Ibe | not always to he coutrolied. usénie lost here ton ck county (Wisconsin) Agricultural re Gorman civilization. Ware | bealtliy od strong thoughy heteot nota cr | sriment ward the Goverument to whieh be te | teneses Rees flveted, that is another, questiog: Among lis many | MM@-looking blond Virginian, young William ©. | Society offers the following pres wis to handeo ste t Tike those fought in our country, and | Gamoo a aceredited, But that Mr, Wasnpcnye is dis “No, 23. Limes was President and Vice-President’ of the Ger- | Rivet. Son of the American Minister. They were | nice: A domert set, worth $8, to the best Inokn H lke tho . is democracy among his own subjects, ‘The seal 5 “ tun Society, aged to be married. But Aunt Indy Rives, a : . kings @ i ike the one now progressing in Europe, | 4 white (Gencs 1 gusted with Mr. Fisu is no news, Long before HYMNR DES MARSEILLAIS, Belonging to the Jewish persuasion, ne isalno | Vifkinia matron, vory decided and angular in lor | CMF (NOt Ol), worth B12, Lo the next best looking, die Whemibd ae ase, te, ay when Gormans learn thet the real | jegving America bo ls wuld to have spoken free! “1 wrote the words and air of this song at Stras- | trustee ofthe Williamsburh synagogues mad pine | scruples, interfered and broke off the mateh; tho | 4Pd a tollel stand, worth $8, to the Dext bost jokin ‘ Tpating | Divine Rigl i i Y | dourg during the aight which followed the declara snavalel ocber 1 Countess was too ‘fast for her old Virginia views —At West Sh i. ving ight is in the people and not in be Secretary of i ” Me "t cla benevolent institutions of that city, w he has est Shoals, Martin county, Ind., where tho cnemies of human progress, aud by cul: | > of the Becretary of State aw a “lunkhead ;’* and | tion of war, ut the end of April, 170%, Called at rat | got an elecant revideree. sciw of social sobrioty, ‘The woman for whom fortune hal | @ ¢ Ape " TORR, Y kings will be big with the future freedom of | it would not be surprising if, amid the e the song of the Army of the Rhine, it reached Mar- . h 4 HWA. | reserved #o mach esexped the comparatively humble | & COvlt House ts now baliding, they take qu vine i Minating i positive conquests for the emanci Barone And Y & Mf, amid the excitement | seiiies by the way of © eunstitutional journal, cou. : a match that her heart lad decided upon—the destiny | StFSleht three times a dav to enord aginst ague. The ‘ pation of the mosses from the thraldom of pe. And no one can accolerate its ad- | by which he fs now surrounded in Paris, he | ducted under the auepices of the iilustrious and un HORSE NOTES. of & quiet Virginia housewife—to ascend the throne | buliaing contractor fs reqnired by the specifea!ions ta bi ‘ " Mf) vent so much as King WintraM; and ho in | should roughly repeat the same opinion to the | fortunate Dietrick. When it made such an explosion _—s of France. put alx grains of quinine in each brick to insuie the } oppression and ignorance, The feudal theory ". y Kr ° [tic] ‘some mouths afterward L was wandering in | Fayette Johnaton, one of the youngest old riders 9 4 — RNR safety of the butias , I of vesting all the poods of the earth, any | 20 Way % surely as by attempting to reatore Yrensh Republican leader, But as there is no ities ander the burden of distal from ofc in- | of Gotnain, i driving a taagnifcent chertuut What Horace Greetey Knows about Farm: eye hoe . I he poods of pan | Nag Ler as oft vi J Freneh word which precisely c uningue forbaving refused my adhesion | Jimmy Woods, one of the ing. n has heen shown late. ATER eRe rae ince APOLFON to the throne of France, 1 r p ¥ corresponds to | to the catastrophe of the 10h Aagust, snd was pur. | entt'has'ocen verred wien 2 nia ee the, Prom the Hartford Couran’ ly nsome eircles tp Paliadelpita at report vat 1 and cul P Jim ford Couran' p A ieport ® | in a fey eigen ie80 " - ss Iunkhead,” be probably made use of some | sued by immediate proscription, whieh In tne fallow yw after a Dexter of bis ow with wanerp | What Horace Greeley knows about farming | well-known Presbyterian clersvnian had aere | n & fow poweriul, fashionable, and priviluyed One Lesson of the Wear. polite circumlocution which bes got translated | I 248% ak the commencement of the terror, drew ey a dia : ts euown by his agricultural experience in Hamden: | the Rowan Caihotie Choreh, lt runideh, bisrveny { People, still lingers on in the world, aud | “The art of wor in the art of concen. | inte the dorald'e telegram by the phruse dis- | only bered ater tephra store Hae Le ww tutoring atihediare par alee a unars | neo for @QU und told tho eaee ce Tsay me | gpomthe dicovery that he wae * coung to } holds its place in the traditions of politics | trating: and employing at the opportune mo: | KUsed: One thing is certain, and that is that ‘The above is probably the ouly authentic uceount tm the anithal, 1 will be brought to light in | $8,660. wy for | Y., having accepto’ a call to that p 4 and legislation, It is iutimotely inte: wen | ment a superior og he » of tropa upon the the American people sympathize with this senti- 4 the production of the immortal Marseillaise from na Auseciads Gist Kr Hie RAE Hy PE — er ~=imienaye numbers of wild pigeons 4 1th hatian sel falivoe - es : aah Thee tansate . the pen of its inspired author-composer, and pos # faYOriLes seems to be fading. Li He ao oi a over Portemonth, N.H.. lust week. On Wearosay \ wi Laman self m an conusncnits itself | doeisive polnk” ‘Theso few significant words Beal Thay: Sop, are: alam’ 1h ME Fibs eee att ele tee ae tniat tone coukidered whe cowie wonders © Ue | A Boston aestloman theeling S wook | fT ce rtameeee eseles are counted paral ay coer othe imagination by the glitter and the | epitomize era yee states “ "1 TE EROSonmere? sa) 01 ho week in one of | 11 po we hour, One t OHA rh atea the | epitomize tho vietories of Huaenn, Maut- | Victor EMANUEL approaches the Pope} N*W Youx, yyBainey McCluskey bas pnt inan, appearance ng. | Out country fownn could fd m Place where hanor | svaty ab one shot, and rovers! of anton rivileged classes, hunni Pa Rcaire ere . vias Pe, ‘i rue pearance be * sold, ve ere banor one shot. and several others Killed, anFns sla ES TR as | BOKOL w. Pamuens K, NAPOLEON, and WEL. | with shrewdness worthy of a Tammany politician, cE ho cartag tae ao etee nee | larly of his landlord whether femperaiice nice. | 44¥s from ous to two hundred dozen eac! is Y fas been fram its very | tinaton ; and the application of this sim: | He tells His Holiness that{he s marching to take Ps Were ever held there, The answer was. "One isto | _-1 aa fas 1 foundation at war with this pagan conesptinn | ple prineiple af the-art hy t ie I posueasite ohana att nh of any ill feeling to- | gy on, nueMlay evening weoncert is to be given | Carl Bare te ® heavy welch, but, tke Hiram | P& held in the town ball: tonight ™ Wending hie Ape lin Sessions splinnl lt vip of | The emancipation of humanit 1 as, within the 1 (4 y Me at the Academy of Music for an object that should Wcedrak. Ne bs HANG ariver: Colts dont seom to cee eee irene rr heard a speaker exult | ‘oubetone tn the charenyardof Cray orl, bogs er diag ste pay nanity | lost six weeks, evtablished Prussia ag | Ward the Roman See, but ia order to protect it | entist the sympathies of all, whatever their national | BuCor the santelg ymanake® tO Coax aneairaling | ts 8 suspicion that tne vil lace teejen ee are Bi j Hwery, aerfdain, and the one-man | the foremost military power in the world, | *#iuet a republican outbreak. “Any delay on | prejudices may be. Tt is for the boueft of the | , Dunn Walton, conceded to be one of tne best | Plicd bis customers, This was the hint a tor pee Power illustrates this protest of the Chris. | From t. my part,” says the King, “ would have occasion- | wounded tn France; and those who have read the | @°N0l¢ team drivers in the country, ts on the h | And soon the wants of the city en tieman wer s19: (8 reare Chas of th " Bian 1 5 rom the motent when the German col. ile: 1 r peorrenyen i i ne Tw sarhing: hay and brown The’ Itev. Di plied, much to his joy, and with thuuls o tho ariont He tived respected a8 a plows nnd t sion aguinst the overwhelming ty. | amns swept irroaistitly around the Ines ed the proclamation of the republic in every | “readful tales of suffering that are the burden of so | more than bis bands full when thoy moct. temperance advert! . Aid on his way to Charch to assist ata We bt manny of strong, ambitions, and unscrupulous | of Wissombourg, to that last wad d {talicn city, and my army would not have fought | ™#DY recent letters from that country will need no ranttire Dear one, of the Twenty-secona Ward ae RReteree st day Of March, 1811, aged 70 years men and women, and holds out to the toll. | Frane ‘ AE ASE aad day fOr | tho republic. This would have boon fotal to the | eel! Ursing, but witt go and ewell the fund und do | Fut *Inican is having Revstenteonedt eats Of toting | The Crops tn Georgin—A Farmer's Laver, The jnhabitanta of Crayfor’ have raised , ; i rane Sedan was enveloped in # erush- dL e4 What they can i the cause of humanity, he can stop to take a drink at tae Cayuga. There is more rain in this © g | tobis cheerful memory, anu as a tr + fing warses of mankind F 1 Papacy,” How His Holiness will take this smooth OB untry than we Maukind groster blessings | ing, deadly circle, Von Mourn cs A number of eminent artists have volunteered in Judge Coulter and John Kingsland are o1 have known for thirty ye: Gor mummers are | fathinl rorvious. iy N MoLtKe has never logy re 1 mm the af prompority and of ioral and muntel cnt, | aunt e ee LUKE ut | GPa lony remains to be seem; but it ie not likely | this good cause, among them Mme, Gasaaniga, Le | {2M ehind the veteran trotter Jessie. m wonder tw Haually dey from June to the middie of August. | Tho itfe ot thin Cenk was ust three sore & Garo. It is to little purpoms to draw inviai, {1 ing an overwhelining fores against | that ie will thank the King for that sort of pro- | wranc, Potrelli, ‘Atbiten: Gueamy and Niooioa | tad Streets gate atm 8S Ye ey ks consequence, Cette enyaat oUF Erope | Neatly half of wi ’ ' r us contrasts beivwern the Latin nl ct, | bie antagonist wherever ho has had w fight | tection which deprives him of the. temporal ; pe a ead rally true Of thy crops throughous the Soutlera | {0M Yelle he was vary wy tis if « Tatin and the | bit sovercignty that is so dear to his heart, How- ToeR, the good ont trovtiog Habis its ied On Ay. # Teutonic races, and to point to the { y heart, How: | yy 4 3 out of the good ol’ trotting — : ' int to the fact ths The war be ; mead lonroix, Va., Sept, 16.-—Fo f o , A kecond he look, she dopar A se Y senti: | and in the contest apparently soon to be in. | HAES to take it oF not, the murder of Joul Gray,» white citizen of that | Match lim for $5,000 agaluet te winn Wooseut iseopal Convention at Chieuge, in order | Thus his toys and ti ws w Mentality and fancy, and the lattor by princi: | augurated betwee . ‘i ae county, on We Lith of December last, Gabe, @ efvct of the canon udopted on W His Voice was donp Jase ne hie » ry between besiegers and besieged, \ plo and reason, ono favoring a fictitio hh sched Writes (hat coming down town y: Sgunrepeer--sessaenaad There isa right and a wroug side to Harlem iling that anyclorgyman who x Gn the Lore he eoutd plow vs well w Fa (ious and | there are no happy possibilities th ¢ Te aaa aes Hor the Hlehth Avene | We hi hn Merenasee So re uapee., Bore wont | re hor » aubstantiul civilization, Instead | aud need 4 that a brave | coliied iP unasengers tendineruenvn ihe Weraie, | wbiity te Saee eee rg eee! | dorendene ae to ‘diareara estuvihied vate, Waren Be his Aerm was cxaited in blowing 0 aud determined people fighting within thi bag NCS Eituch nad 4 the Fiweraporang Tre’ | hes conin to our knowledge, thal we feaouiunad rae | my Ee CULE Weel taken off for not Keeping to the Providing Gor un appolinte court ut | MUbhe lost all hie Wind ater sure iD i A adlicted to secure Us amaataucur addy (eile ett aba gees Tnnooenmige With De, Tlaaan, kept Deanreess Compored “OF tue WMssop and Kural | Awl bere wth tires wives lio Wats i | Mea }, The HUIADeL wha Fuse , sure ee tl