The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 25, 1871, Page 2

\Wy see Sun. Jt Bhines for AlL co MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1871. =— ——— — Amusements To-day, Pooth's Theatre Menry Vill. Bowery Theatre Deller. Viryamt’s Opera Mouse tth av. Filth Avenue Theatre Diy PHHd Opera Monge — Oo! Biobe Theatre inlet, ae. Kelly and trele. eat, 120 Broadway, use Marlerque, Ae. re Falled, Barleqne, and Pi Ta Mendiante, Matinee For the accommodation of persons resiting wp town, advertisements for Tit SUN Will be received at OurFeular rates at the up-towt advertisement office, G4 Por Weet Thirty-second street, at tue Junction of Brondway and Sixth avenuc, trom § A. M. to OP. AM a — FOR PRE SIDENT. — Mur Rater Franklin, Dr. TTORACE GREELEY, OF CHAPPAQUA, 4, Packing the Repobtican State Con- vention, ‘The Custom House is doing its level best to pack the Republican State Convention with delegates favorable to Gen. GRANT and hostile to Dr. Greeny, Within a short time abont one thousand new and un mry Custom House officers have been ap- pointed in this State, whose chief businces is to shout for Grant and Connrie, and hiss at @urecey and Fextox. Thess men, with the stipendiaries of the Internal Re nue Depariment, are perambulating the in terior with their hands full of greenbdack# and promises of patronage, carrying primary meetings and bribing members of district conventions, in order to secure delegates to a Weolation in favor of Grant's renonrination © Great is the power of money and patron age. They have defeated as delegates in Wertchester two auch distinguished politi cians as CHauncey M. Devew, formerly Republican Scerctary of State, and Jaymes W. Hueren, regular Republican candidate for Speaker of the Assembly last winter, No oces. willy Rais Convention who reason can be assigned for opposing them, except that they have ventured to doubt the expediency of renominating Gitar, and live fu the same county with Dr. GueE.ey. THY denced “treve Meni in St. Lawrence. Gen g Leen one of the Stas Wrrorr Democrats who helped to organize Meurirt's wins consist in lav the Republican party, honest member of the Legislature, lay img mode a good war record, and being the personal fricnd of Gov. Fenton. greenbacks aud rend to the Cony having been aa fraud bear him down, and ution in his stead the sly tlippery, sanctimonious Cavin T. MeLnuenn, a Federal officeholder, and whore chief busi ness thronh a pretty long. life has c¢ fm sucking a teat of the National or State Treasury, And as it is in Weatet Kt. Lawrence, so it is in other counties, Our form us that cor roporte from the interior i ruption and eo: leing ¢ @uant majority in the C fonoen a scale arc everywhere to obtain ao loyed toth Convention ehould fr on him, it would throw a thiek pall over GwAyT's Inends are aly i the Syracus own lis prospects for a renomin te n » too, if ion. Henert most dexpers © used tot dogma, I) refuse to carry through the Cnstom Honse ans vert his the Convention el val programme, [What becomes of Mr. Conk tina's chances fora reflection to the Sen : or who will think offhim asa candilate for Wiew President in 1lo72 if he breake down tow? This lavish use of money and nage tc carry (he Convention will exert a disastrous Influence upon the Republican ticket this fall, On acconut of the Tumimany frauds Republicans have a fine riunity for the State oflleers ture, Bat the party find that @f the hands of one eet order to {ntl Mhey will be wramb aula ajority of if the honest men ot they ere only to get out rrupto: nto the clutches: of likely to keep aloof u the devil t ta Bndinost of tho two ine and loave ons. —— President Grant and the Army in Texas assumed by th e ral Government toward the inliabita of southern ‘Texas can hardly fail to arrest American citizen, It would hardly be as fumed by an ap t for the Administra tion that the rights of our people, thel terests, and the justice of their claims are in wational capital; and yet this idea sceme te bo the governing principle in the actions of the Execeut.ve, of Texas 1}, Rio Grand from Mexico, Reneher Lave been robbed their owners’ lives threatencd, and in Vor months past that portion # wud the overrun by ba p@ between the Nucc herds of horses and cattle driven neross the fronticr. ‘The country people are organizing iuto companion for their own protection, at thas ia wu great dogree forenking their ord nary cecupations upon which the prosper ‘ Ley At the rane Baote Gor n extensive breeder ptock hax al led. and armed a.) ‘ on whowe exp fre ¢ al hy wel O protect his ete from the robbers. i i 1 Jury of 6 “ i} € € 1 at wt \ 1 in the rrepor t une ‘ on Gov mek inter pore ite wrong arm the stock interents will be 1 0 ene the depopulation end oa tonme the stock r h Detween the Nucces and the Rio Gran Every wail bringy repor Saul Ollie Appeals trom people unable to protect them selves, and womplaints of the apathy of a Recdiduint AN this time United Statca troops have Deen posted ab Brownsville, Kinggoh Bar packs, Carpizy, aod Laredo, the wery polnt coor MOE, Dt AQwUnDL der, renee Mpa thea, | outrages by the lawless people of a foreign nation ; but we have yet to hear of a single toldier having been ordered out from garri fon on a duty so manifestly appropriate Gen. RevNo1ns, the commander of that d partment, has exerted himself to theertent of making a languid report, in which he briefly states that “ these depredations might be put an end to by pursuing the marauders into Mexico ;” and that seems to be the full ex- tent of the Government's interference. In sirikiigy coutrant to the eupinencns of the Administration in this matter of life md proporty is tho affair of the Moalth Offieer at Brazos Santiago. Tho position is worth to the incumbent, in tho way of legit mate fees, about $5aday, Tho gentleman appointed by the Governor to fill the post was for some reason pronounced ineli gible by the civil courts sitting in Cameron county, Thereupon the Governor of the State, aeeuming that the easo camo under the provisions of the act of Congress passed April 20, 1871, called upon Gen, ReyNoLps for assistance to install his man, Although no combination of lawless parties was pro- yen to exist, no riot threatened, nor any armed resistance made to the execution of the lawe, Gen. RayNotps promptly reepond- ed by directing Lieut.Col, McCook to employ all his force if necessary to protect the new. ly appointed Health Officer in the assump- tion of his duties. he people of the United States will be slow to understand this ni¢e discrimination between the just and urgent claims of an outraged, suffering community and the clamors of au unsernpulous faction that in- vokes the aid of the troops in every political emergency. the distant Texas frontier are as much enti tled to protection city; but when their homes are repeatedly and constantly invaded by foreign bandits, the question rises to one of national impor tance. The present is & most appropriate t'me to employ our troops now in Texas in the leitimate datics. — Roosevelt Will Not Resign. The Hon, Roser B. Roos#vevr has not 'y failed to send his resignation to Gov- or HorrMan, bat in the lest number of his paper, issued on Saturday, he carefully avoids saying anything upon the subject Thie must be taken aa a declaretion of his intention to retain the place as a member of Congress for the Fourth District to which he was fraudulently declared cleeted in 1870. deeply regret this, not only om account of the public welfare, bat still more on ac. count of Mr. Roosevert himeelf. He has hitherto borne an Lonorable reputation as a politician and a gentleman ; but how ean he expect to retain his good name when he de liberately keeps an office to whieh he k 2 olvetod only hy. the the public to listen with patience to his argu ments and declarations in favor of honest government and honest elections, when he persists in retaining a place which he eould nover have ¢ esty? Tt is true this dishonesty was prac ers of elec tion on the order of Peter B. SweENy and Wo.tram M. Tween; but it was practised for Mr. Roosnvett s-beavat, Duce h by keeping possession of the office to which ows wee are grossest fraud? And how can he expe: ined but for extreme dishon tised by inspeetors and eany ho was thus fraudulently declared clected make himself a voluntary partner in the raud? A pretty reformer, truly ! Tweed. Mr. Twerp had a large meeting on Friday wening, and made a speech. He proclaimed h al! sharo in the enormous ) ney, eommaiized | while he was in power; but said he won not answer any necusations exeept before a court of justice. He accepted the nominatio: for Senator from the Fourth 4 upon his fricuds to giv him at least thirty thousand majority, in tead of the twenty thousand which he ha in 1860, Consi the countir asa candidate District, and c ering that he has control of zof the votes, and, by the same his friend OOSEYELT to Congress when to elect Maurin T. Mc Ronenr B, Mauon, can make the majority as large vs birty thousand most be regarded as med Wo regret, however, to notice that neither Mr tw peeoh nor i tl proceedings of the meeting was anything said about adopting und enioreing the great mocrati¢ j that no man shall hol more than one oifice and especially that no tthe same time a legisla e to which he is elected by the votes man shall hold tive of 1 the people, and an administrative office f immense power and patronage by which » control these votes. Mr. TWEED has Nimsel! on Uhe fide of true democracy. Per Cuba— Commencement of the Ficsh Campaign, fire: stallment of the mu required nforcements for the Spanish army in Cuba s stated to have sailed from Cadiz, and to consiet of twelve huadred men. tis Pkely that duriug the next ninety days four or tiv thousand move treope will follow them, A sum var wtated at from ix to elglt undred nd dollars was recently ined 1 slavetraders of Havana, and sent t 1, for the payment of th expenses incurred in raising, arming, equip What it pain ean have In sending nish troe her colony is not very patent. For t ye she has tried by force of arma, a LLEKO 1 of the re lared in bis report to the Ministry, afte return to Spain, that it was impossible ic ruph the revolution by foree alone Ut, © patriot anoles 9 the whole Cuban populatior xtorminated, the cause of Spain in Cuba efited, Ow the in such an avent, the island would be entirely in possession of Spagn's worst ane mice, the voli would bein no wise 1 rary ere, In any eape it behooves thy Cubans her to meet this fresh reinforcement to their ty vante’ army by frewh efforts ond further sac HE SUN for striking a blow thet shall complete the independence of the island, The patriots i# tho field have done moro than could have been justly expected of them, in view of the ‘y limited means at their disposal, They now hold full sway over the island from Cape Maisi fo tho Cinco Villas, the seaports alone excepted ; and no better proof of the fact can be adduced than that nenrgo of arma and ammunition Intely landed in tho jurisdiction of Santiago de Caba.svad conveyed to the Cinco Villas hy the main road of the island, a distance of four hundred miles, without any opposition whatever. One generous, hearty, unselfish effort made now by Cubans here, would enable their countrymen in Cuba within {wo months to carry the war into the rich districts of Colon, Cardenas, and Matana: and within six months to hoist the lone star over the Morro of Havana None know better than the Cabans here how feasible this is, and none are or should be 80 interested in its exeeuti If through personal piqnes or miserly instinets they or any of them allow this opportunity to pass without proving by acts their faith in the success of the revolution, Cuba when free will learn how to punish imworthy sons, a8 well as how to reward her noble ones. eal 2 That delight Old Bachelor who dis cnsses in Hanper’s Bacar all sorts of questions of morals and manners, commends with deserved praise an opinion of Presidont Jnrrensox’s upon good Lumor as an element of politeness, Wo trust that the same writer will now take an early occasion to express his opinion upon the phi- losophy of President Jnrranson’s refusal to ap: Tho pencofal stock-raisers of | point any of his retatives to office, With his cleur perception of right and wrong, and the 8 the votors in New York | Mingted charm and power of his atyle, an oxeny upon that subject from the pen of this genial writer would not only be exceedingly agreeable to the general reader, but could not fail to have a wholesome effect upon public morality in general. ance That veteran of the pross, Mr. Join 0. ax, has employed the leisure of « foreign dence in translating from the German of Axasrasivs GiOx @ series of mediwval pooms, composing a coherent story called The Lact Knight, hey are founded on incidents in the life of turns T,end in fact form # national poem, which on its appearance 8. re secured for its author a substantial and permanent place in German literature, Mr. Sancext has done bis work sith enthusiasm and fidelity, and our only regret in dwelling upon the pages of his beautiful volume has been that so mach talent, learning, and scholarship have not been employed in that more congenial field of the daily press in whose conflicts he gained long ago a renown which yet endures. However, it ts something to be thankful for in these days that a literary umn does not forsake literature altogether; and we trust that Mr, San- ongr w i) receive our.gratefa) seknon ledgwent of. his labors as more than overbalancing nr regrets appropriate sphere of action. Maconnoon, the Superintendent of Bi ings, bas long been engaged in public robber We exposed his preeeedings wearily two) oars Mg nothing wae done about it, Now the jucstion is, With whom has Msc divided ? ——— It has beon proposed that President Grant should have a salary of ah dol year, on the ground that twenty-five thou- not enough to maintain the dignity of bis Considering tow Grant hes appointed men {0 most important places in return for pree- ired thousand ents given to bimself, avd how he has qu bless we dou't sce how he could keep up the digo! riered his we relations upon the public treasury yof the Presidency even on a salary of amillioa a year, Dignity is a moral quality, and Guat seems to have no moral sen: lett, However, would be worth wh him eny sum bh sa.sive night require if he would agree to leave ull taking nese 4 to provid 1 sities of bis Worsiiee ret 8 GUL a bik ow wn ae tune, But without some such guarantee on his part, bis salary is large enough ae itis; any way, he has got rich on it, —— The Citizen, the journal of the Hon, Row nut B, Roosevacr, alleges that the editor of ‘Tw Sun has reesived ot obtained or held one bun dred thousand dolhirs’ worth of Cuban bonds. Tun Sen has ever had any Cuban bond or b . whatever, at ‘The St. Pant Press gives currency to a re port that « Fenian a Manitoba, wecessary wen avd are now collecting. Th uson the frontier which separates Manitoba ack is to be made upon Fort the Presa states that and other expedition will rendez- Garry in mone requi rom the United States From that point the stance to be marched to reach Fort arty is about 175 miles As there are no military forees there, it is supposed that the conquest of the province will be tolerubly easy. ‘These ramo: appear to us, Lowever, quite futi le whole distance between St. Pan} and Fort Garry is about five hundved miles, No military expedition can ex pect t plish thing unless it is at lenst 0 thousand g. To tran such an ex pedition from St, Paul to the frontier without it being kuown aud urtested by the United Mies is scmething imporsi There thing serious in the story Gre preparing to call a convention 1 © rowote the construction, at th pense of course, of a hip canal ar of Niagara having a capacity suMcient to allow of the largest de This is @ good scheme Perhop cription but its execu this convention thontion of the Comm rs of Purks to tt lh of the bridle nival Park erry be absolutely w h oth peeiw sate for af ther Yhe San Vrancieo B Utih, besides uf hearing ores of repors thay ling lage quantities of sily, wuy varietios, is also turning it iiueh copper ore of wt de and exe Large the ‘Tintie district have assayed forty per cont. ot lent quality hipmenty of this ore from etal, wid oe ah oxtouayg, they Avew silver mine in Utab, said to be one of the most valuable yek discovered there, is omned by a San upavide ane will be hikely 10 supply & large taille riders, TS ROW OL DOVE, WR Oe aR tides a Ad LG0 dl Franciseo firm, who, it is reported, are wogeti > Kid 5 le , MONDAY, SEPTEMBER HOW TO FIGHT DOWN THE RING. ——— Honest Men of all Partios aud Nationatictes Uniting against the Corruptiontsts—I portant Mec The Twonty-first Ward Democratic Association met yesterday afternoon in the Andrew Juckson Club House, Lexington avenue and Thirty-third street, Tne club house parlote were crowded. About three hundred gentlemen, many of them Germans, leaders 1n the politics of the ward, had met for consultation. Meny of the gentlemen are church members, and the entire 0 Was very respectable, and not a tew remarks we about m meeting on Sunday for political purposes Bat {¢ was generally agreed that this tine, snre, © thé holler the day, the holier the deed." ‘The pro, ceedings wore characteriaed by a vigor which budes no good to Tammany. Among the gentlemen who participated were the fon, Leander Buck, Mr, Petor Gilsey, the Hon Thomas Roreé, oxFudee Barrett, ex-Sheriff O'Brien Mr. D. M. Koe Mr. J. M. ivers, ex-Dietrict Attorney Courtney, Mr. Levy Bernstein, Mr, Jamos Dempsey, Mr. Solomon Mehrbach, Mr. Jolin Ban non, Mr, Henry $, Davis, and mony other we | known gentiemen At 4 o'clock the meeting was called to order, with Mr. Buck in tho chair and Mr, Peter Seery Secre- tary. Tho Chairman said; “If any of the gentlemen prosent are not true and sincere in thelr opposition to Tammany Hall, this 1s not the place for them.” Mr. Buck then proceedod to state the object of the moeting, namely: To nominate delegates to revre gent the Ward in the General Committee of the I fortn Democracy, the delegaies to be voted for at tho primary meeting to be hotd tu ac Second avenne and Thirty-second street day evening next, tie tmeering of thet mittee tuking plice ia Apolo Mull om Friday even ime next The General Committee is to consist of three members tran exch election al about nine hundced, There are tweaty three lee ton districts in the ‘Twenty-first Ward, so that n ne dele are to bee coted at the primary lug, Of Which number cueiatrd are to be Ger district, maicing tre The meeting was enthusiastic. and the otmest c00d fotling and gor ikience previied. ‘Tainmuny was denounced us heartily w the time und oceasion would permit, The Germans were very vigorous in their denunciation of the Ring, Tae Germans inet ‘8 separate room and nomisated delegaies, wire names were aiterward submitted to the ‘eeneral meeting. It Is onderstood toat Gen. Christiun Schwarawaelder and Mr. DM. Koehler will head the German delegation, Adsut Ainete names were presented altoxether, from which list the stety-niae Will to be elected at (he privvary. — AMUSEMES —— Masical itenm—Eeatish Opera. Mr. Carl Hosa bas gatiered about bim a fa. mous company, and I evidestiy determived to give isd opera us well as it ca be done, In sopranos, altos, tenors, und bassos, hols trebly strong, having a9 many ae three avatiable for each part. In tl matter of ehorus, be tes brought # large aum- ber of singers from London, Our operatic stag thongt {t has from tisie to time been strong in every other respect, hae relly never known what a rently fine chorus was. Ir London, Paris, Berlin, and even in the leeser German citier, they have it, but not bere, We hope Mr. Kosa will at last make good the deticlency TS. nees next Monday ¢ the Aeulemy, with Donizeti's © Daughter of the Reriment,” in which Nr, fem Karl, the new tonor, aud Cook, toe beeso, will Mine the urine don The slo of <wdeeription (se#0n) seat# commences this morning at ¥ xefilce tne Academy, erman Oper Theatre the ‘Trovatore,” in tel aroused sueh uneqnivees! and stam on Friday evening, wil! At tho S: whieh Herr W well-coserve be repeaiey, We certainly never expected to get a Han inraenins fen 40 trtnamqpanpantne Teetae toro," but Wachtel vitaliged the old mosic with new fe'und made the thresidiwre meio lies ue Interest xcvidence, om Florence's Great Play. The new Irish pt Bleen Oge,” which Mr and Mrs, Wiliam J. Florence produce next Monday eveuing a6 the Grand Opera Mouse, will exhivit ‘ome wonderfully pleasing etfecta, ‘The harvesting ne will emp sople of both sexes 1 lay, the stage being back flats so matu if at least fire a bundred-scre ged in TiTeMOwN hay : Urigine thes and active movements make np ono spirited and charmingly pictur P aud the painting of th looking that the perspec muadred persone were The tad Dramatic No perfor “ wre at Wallnek’s for the senson at dine thon no of the Corps, Oster coueiuuer mocesily Wil Lue ¢ URE OL ¥F., Wenuer Vea » tM aauns, as were Mealned ¥ Dav Kico’s Pi ovens to-w! for a hort senza, Tlomiautes Cane pine res new Wo tho circus Uus iuvrodueed ta ‘Vhie Thompson troune ¢ at Wa day evening. The theatre w vote this week until i {wasn the regular . t i ‘Mar Sheriivn Suook’s new Union Square Theatre ts tus Wee tn add Variety pregvul Jestor, the man with the The Olymple is crowded nightly, ond in t three noves of relic tin (oan alwaysd sensation of the = N. r an wih du ey’ Court, Inn wgreatntiraetion, It W tunwesd Otic woveltioe of & Varied character Will be | Ooty Goof will coutinue the attraction a Ficreners commence ait ¢ eu in Ediauud & . Konaon ar tnlven Oge & Leon ofter a change of progr The Creujng to Otleubach, prodaciog” La Kose Fioar," ae wile whieh bey 10k With Western still continues her withdrawn from the Bowery stage Savurda: cand the drama of” Dollars’ will | Hive Lue evenilg, W Morris ia be loa. Buren, Wa 1, Torr nd Backus Will mak | auorn Comet at tho san Francie Kumet will cont play Carl! and tt ODITCARY Lhe Hon, Gea. We Beneds | i vv . I¢ { ‘ i l Diotrict dud, | Pho Grout Lacrosse Mateds M aL, Sept, 24.—T at lacronse matoh ouveon te Shame ock Club of Montreal and the Voronto Club was played yesterday, ‘The forme: Chub’ won tu three straight gawor. Tine ; 90, 19 aud ules, Thousgude, of spectators were drewwat d he Lightning Trato at Home he Bedion Of The Bun Firm Avenue Horn, Sept, %4.—Bight days White Star steamers beat the work GO, NHANCKS ‘THAIN, ‘ pb Deeb OA pairinn vor Cork 25, 1871 MAJOR HODGE'S DEFALCATION, nena Pleading Guilty with the Hope of Lighten- ing the Punishment—The Government to Suffer through Negligence of Officials, Wasmyotox, Sept. 24.—Major Hodge, the king of dofaulters, wilt plead guilty to the charges to be preferred sgainst him by the court-martial which agsombies next Week, ‘This course will be pursued by lim in the hope thay the Government may deal more leniently with him in carrying out the sentence of tho Inw. Tbe Government, how: ever, will proceed with the taking of evidence, notwithstanding this confedsion, with the view of discovering whether Hodge hat any accomplices in public employ, Hodyo's sureties will claim exemp- tion from their abilities on his bond, on the gronnd of negiicence on the part of Governivent officials in proceeding againgt the defsulter when his crime first became known, and also on the further ground that other conditions of the bond were not com plied with, auclt of those which require Treasury Officials to Kquare their accounts quarterly with payinasters, THE QRANT GANG WORNTED, — The Waste of ox-Mayor Opdyke’s Wine and of Collector Marphy's Energies. The evening of Saturday, Sept. 16, Mr. Allen passed in the house of the Hon. Geo Op- dyke. He had boen invited to do so, but imd not been told whom he was to meet. To encounter a number of officoholders, otherwise known as Morphy Ropudlicans, was thereiore wuexpected happiness for him, Altera little frien: ly conver= sation, Mr. Opdyke opened come prinve ehampazne, The wine ‘mide tho party confidential, and ater a litle be about the bush Me Allen was toll that In on tleir tsket as a dele- Mr. Alleo bluntly Ethan reve ce 4 not a member of your Assocta t any; Pn nething but a true Republiean, You'w |i tiaye to ‘see to It that the two sections of the party ere ia some way nnited, tor whether | Pun on your aot 1 snail pledie myvelt ko the party Tivo result is known. ‘They resolved to place hin on thelr ticket nevertiel: ‘On Monday evening Gov | Collector Murphy's. Mr. Coilector," Allen put on our slate? las been only two wei Fd be king or nothing “Twill be king,” replied Murphy. crowd up to-night and dereat mim.” hat evening the primary eieeiion in the Twen by the Custom 8 party feom he Post Ofles. and by another from the Navy Yard, headed by James Da- Vis, & loungor about tne Custom House, They did thelr best to defeat Mr. Alien, but he was neverthe- Tees triumphint'y elected, running ahead of the en- Lire fteket, wud beating even Opdyke wy forty votes. Bites, Jr., rushed toto 0, foasning ab the mnoath. ‘cried, how wan Kihan Ho Wh 8 caryet-bueger, and ke im toe district, Collector, “TN send my pe a —————— Is Gon. Grant a Temperance Mant To the Kutior of The Sun, Sin: [notice in your columns a statement that somo of thegentiemen from Louisiana who have lately had an interview with Presidomt Grant at Long Branch reported privately that he was drunk on thet occasion, You rebuke them very justly for making such a report im private, If the President {e druak ca a public ceeaston, it ougut co be publicly stated, with such testimony as to leave no doubt on the mind of any reade You may remember that during the latter portion of the time Gen. Grant was in command of the army, many prominent peovie, and among them ministers of the Gospel, certified that he bad siopped using intoxicating drinks; and it ts buta port time since that I saw in the papers an an- nonneoment that he was a sirict total abstinence an. Now, however this may be, 1 am sure in my own mind that Gen. Grant is n drinking man, and at times a very hard drinker indeed ; for 1 lave seen him drunk, and onee uader circumstances of great nation woo and depressive, when he should bave PRs BUT USS "OORT ~ yi he time LT epeak of was on the 15th day of April, SS, oely Wo Gaye ufet (ie dtaseigution of Pres: deat Licculo, He had been on a visit to Bliaabeth, with his family. Whom he was notified of the he at once telegraph: 10 the Provost Marshal at Bul. timore informing lim that he was about to pa broush that city, ond orderins preparations to be made to guard his passage, because he feared, as he aflerward stated, that le wight be us#arsinate.” When the train arrived at President street depot in Baltimore, the cars were, a8 usual, detached and ed hy horses through the city to the Washington depot, While the horses were waiting for tim, the Provost Marshal of Baltimore and your correspond- Pt seporied to, Gen, Geant..ineide the cr, and im very, very drunk, thick-tomgued, and so dot the crowd o: le and the possibility of assagsination that he inquired of the officer what disposition he had made in case of an atiack upon When assured that extraordinary precau en taken for his safety, he cordially Marshal and promised to re and promptness. He then scrawl to be tele- t importance, which of his orderiies upon ington, where he wos then going. i CPS Of ti ONTOF, AAT enelOrw #0 that y ARTEI tions nad thanked member vost Lis energy w n order iy @ drunken tonce, as of the Dave delivered by imo nH may see that it is accurate Atotres ov tie Unite STATES, | BALTIMomE, Api LSth, 1869.5 Maj. fen. Hatleck, Washington Picae direct Gen. Hancock to senda regiment of ty Hover de Grace Brigg) wiuon i bts TE you can orivg down from the a thay It can be got frum Hancoe buy divect ope irum tuer to Haver de er Us. GRAND, Lt-Gen (7 A, M, Trers Wat about as much necessity to telegraph this order as there was that troops should be sent to the place specttied in it, Tn fact there was no ne cossity at all, wad had the Genevalia-Chief not beon drmuk and frigh ned he would doubtless not h Now, if Gen that, Le then been fact, if Tn im. He wiil when the appett Grant was druok n believe the repo such atime tof the geutien n from and can alny behove thas he hus drank, not ou many times, In Jerstand but wpree te wh iiual meceapiny Wika together, b tibes it @ suber weeks for getting drunk fe, and be gues oud gr Such be- Ure case, Lshall not support tiin for redleetion Knowing also that Useful H Greeley isa tem ce man, tat he ds a man trueto lis word ana keeps his p ses fuithtully, T shall do all ine nwerto pot him in te Presidential ebair in the of the present inenm who is not only ir temperate, but has spread corruption throngs ry, and has made nepotism the great char tie of bis administration Yours very y w The Kurftlux Commitee > a Wasminuron, Sept, 24,—The Sub-Committee, eoruosed Messrs. Beck, Buckiey, and Poole (ove summer by the Ku-Kinx Committee for the purpos | Ge Shermou's Opinion Big Tree, Kick. | ing Hird & Co | wea by & r | ‘awed t Hur Dopurtine whl neve | ing wird can keen the Riowas He Santanta Garvnsre %4.—The taxpayers’ Con winted to wait on tho Gov and ask his the Convention for wie purpose of De LAxHiON. ANOtMEF repelution thal No CAD didate Ye supported at any wioction who will uvt pledge lummself to retroncuwent oud relory woe AHL Bee i a He sateen oor FATHER CORRIGAN'S STORY. ip An Anawer to Father Hegarty and the Cork Examiner—An Explanation of the Col- lection of Moucy from the Laborers at the New Court House, On Thursday Father Corrigan, whose personal appearance has boon already described, entered the Sen editoriai rooms, Father Corrigan carried heavy bludgeon or eane, with around ivory head, His broad-brimmed straw hat shaded his eyes, and his face bore m troubled expression, Father Corrigan was followed by « glam Irishman, with a smooth- shaven face, and his coat buttoned to his ehin, Father Corrigan {8 about & fect 4 inches In height, and his guard was at Teast @ foot tatlor, Father Corrigan stepped up to a desk, and sticking his cano betweon his legs, drew forth a budget of papers from his breast coat pocket. Rammaging over the pile for a moment, he handed a paper to the gentle- man at the desk, and said, “ Dhis s my vindication, i want you to publish it in Tire Svs." As ho said this the guard moved ap and stationed himself be- hind the gentleman addressed, and smiled in grim approval of the reverend father's demand. ‘The document, having been read and found not tmproper for publication, is presented below 10 the LAitor of The Sun Sim: Relying apon’ your tense of Justice as 9 nalist, Lelaima place In your colutuas, where I have heen assnited. to prove myself not an “impostor,” ag the caption of your article terins ine, nor bringing div grace Hron tue Whale body of prios’s by what the Charitable Father Hegarty terme “infamous con act.” Teed not tell you tat the attack pained me deeply, nor need | add that the pain wae uguravated by the exnibition of ernel malevolence wiicn characterized it on the part of one whore duty it ought toe to Preach, * Woe to him by whom scandal cometh.” ant Who was bound to give a very different exaniple before those to whom he preaches, tf he dors not practise t g240el Of peace on earth to men of govd will, With 1g coneelence 1 leave (hat ‘The first pout ratked against my colfecting money te Faikod by yourself in yonr relation of my interview with you, In answer to that, Lain ® priest of a rell- Rious Order, ani my authorization to collect mone: oF the anthorization of any priest of a stinilar Order, 16 tire only required trom his superior. will mark that fact, i not limited to aby Coun: nd We ¥e0 ‘Vaid by tae Bishop or Arch- ¥ diocese. Now, Lhave that authorization. In the case of priests por members of religions Craer, rhe authorization of the Bishop or Arehb¥hoo, oF any ovher ecclesiastical fnperior 1h the @ ocese, is required im their r perior is we valid for my Pian the Ninth tev. Mr. Hegarty charges me with collecting mouey for the Churen of our Order In Cork, and repro: Avces @ statement from the Cork [raminer, in whieh it wna asserted that mo money from Anvericy was fe. celved toward tmprovements of toat Church—he Church of the Most Holy Tri ard, Super Frag is the chiet of our Order ig I cland Reverend Provincial in Dabiin I send ail moneys, certainly not to the local Buperior of our convent In Cork. TE porwest the receipts for the moneys trans in{tted by me (my Provincial. The Kev. Mr. Hegar ty’ innuendo i uit I am fo money Lo Ire. lana. lind enlightened New York with an oppor. tunity for a suggest faust, Jt id bad logic. but wore, much worse Christianity, My duty fs to’ solicit thé charity of tne farthfni. My kmperior directs Ite outlay, and ehvoses which shail be proceeded with, fret. The weakest charge of all ie that nich i made a thunderbolt of by the charitable Father Hayarty, and that 18 my collecuon from ihe men at the City [lall, Now, sir, your own reporter, in his statement of the matter, telfe ail who gare to hear it that the people came tome with I, as T waite thelr own, special anpolntment. Now, sir fret of a. you see Uh nipetent authority to eollact for the churches of iy Order. Thave stated that] have sent home to the I source, we niceady 8 or the faithful. my. Vindication and eatined. 100. ex, e sunject. # ds of al! right-thinking men, as ot his mind 19 ny reply Mr: Hegarty ap. example of eb he wi) not be wrong to imitate, eAVIOUR M. COKRIGAN, 0. 8. F.C ANOTHER CHANCE FOR FATHER CORRIGAN, While making his collections at the Cuambertain's office Inst Thursday, Father Corrigan distinetly stated to the SUN reporter that the money was to he used in building a pew church in Cork, Iretand. THe also told the laborers the same story, aud tue mo ney was given by them for that purpose. The fol- lowing are extracts from three of the New York daities, which go to show that he orade the same statement to other reporters, Now he says that he sone the money to tl ry Reverend Provincial a Herel wed tak Tele gertiaaanae Plat Nabbed tt through the various districts at his ow acd forbearanc If the wssertion in his “ vindteation FUMTY Saudis Cour iuteti Lewre (he public oF tol ‘ting movey on Thursday last under fal-e ore tences. Prom ¢ Herald, Sept 15 There was man wear by arerred, on BUILDING A CHURCH IX corR, or some other part of Ireiand, He appron poor fellows us they came out ty ¢ Addresing each ae My fon,” surconded in oot intent, as he 4 the and, its wat: ewan Was promptly res ‘eatn ered handful alter handful of bills he would drop the money into @ small satchel wich hung at his side, ‘There he stood all day, patient and persever Spg. and no.don'? profiting. by bis porseasian of those admirable qualities. ‘This may bo an evegant way to sectre 4 {und for the speedy completion of a sacred edifice, but 1t must result also in GIVING sca’ gneh as eannot easily be cous As far ne the poor, hard-working do con their gitts, it ts safe to say, terest (ur hem hereal Prom the Times, Sept 18 Father Corriean, & Cathonc pricst, suceeeded in collecting $1 from each map, ‘or the crection oi & re in ireind, whieh amount en with inueb reluctance, In a tew roughly rei t tines Frtet se efter; TET Ft 1) cents to @t. The funds are to be a 1 for the buiiding of webareh in Cork, Ire originally uted by Futber Mathew, — - THE GRANT RING'S PAY-ROLL Patriots who t the F w Salaries for NulliGring ple’s Voice in Hrookly he Brening Telegrvimn Just now the Rud ta'king furiously o al jouruals the extravacances this eity are Tawmany SUNBRAMS. —— <Illinois claims the ehampion sun-flowg measuring five feot in circumference, —The virtues of cundurango are being tested in the cancer wards of the London hospitals, —A citizen of San Francisco has been fined §¢ for speaking disrespectfully to » polieem: —Mrs. Mile, an English lady, bas obteined @ divorce, but is compelicd to allow her busband £0 ¢ year. —The present great abundance of fruit brings the cholera morbus within the reach of the humbiest cottage, —They have to paste show bills over the oracke of the Hudson jati to keep It togetuer aod retain tbe prisoner —An ex-mutineer recently oaptured by the British authorities asserts tumt Nace wahib te stil al and now in Nepant. —They have been holding # hog show im Chi. cago, but the Brooklyn ferry boats were not repre sented among the entr: =A fight between a cat and game cock is the latest sensation at Columbus, Ga, Tho oat retired o¢ the end of three minutes. —"L wonder what makes my eyes #0 weak ?* aid afopto a physician, “They're io m weax phage, was the anprovessional reply. —The Joy family are to meet at Schencetady October 10, except thoro in Pennsylvania, who thay a home to vote, A Joy(ul time fs anticipated on the vem sion, =A Delaware shopkeeper announces “2th Pike" in a placard 60 well written as to show that the penmanship is far in advance of the writer. —The chirping of a erioket in a banking house in Chicago caused the butidi by policemen, who expected to capture ® gang of burgiars, —A young woman in New Orleans, handsome and bewitching, Intely applied to a lawyer to mocure SAivorce from her husoaud on the eronnd thas ebe could do better. —An Irish doctor advertises that persone aMicved with deafness may hear of bim ins house im Diffey street, whore also blind persons may see him daily from 8 till 20 o'eloc! —At a meeting held at Southampton recontly, had received an intimation otleman present said from Mr, Russell Guroey to the effect that 1400 ciate by koglishmes vpon the United Btater already been handed to him, —"Mr, Speaker,” anid a member of the Ja maica Legislature, discussing s bill for the regulauce of the Umber trade, "1 know these timber merchaow to be most egregious rascais—I was io tho tinder tae myself twelve yours —An Irishman noti ing a lady pass down the street, eepied two strips depending from under ber mantle, Not knowing that these were siyled ashes and were hanging tn their right place, he exclainueds An’ faith, ma'am, yer gallnses are lone |" —The North Caroliniay is informed that the “Walter Raleigh vine," on Roanoke Island, ie nearty three hundred yours old; that tt covers ao sere of ground, and (nat from it lust year 8500 work a Wine was made, A big vino~or « big story —Itis related of a member of the Borton ba that onee meeting in the dow daye the estimavie sum @ Afother of rather equivocal reputation, in an acess minded moment he simased him by ingedine now th old gentieman stood the beat, The old genticwan had been dead two months, —The Polish Jews have the reputation of being among the longes:-lived people tn Karope. One of thelr number, Lesser Chamanower, dica reeenup assian Poland, near Tamotschau, im his 117th year, He 18 said to hays two hrothers sull living aged re spectively 108 and 109 years, -It never seems too late for an American te change hie place of residence. Samuel 8, Marchal Mozed tn Keraynnt.n0Ul vewas.ove hundred and de 1eving the cilmate did not agree with him he removed to Detroit. Mich.. where, wita care and pradenee, be | Hopes to if¥e 16 a ripe old age. —This is the atyle of © business notices” they publish in the Vicksburg papers: “If the conteuptte ble puppy Who Insulied a gentieman immediately afes staking of his bospitaiity will auow himself 0 Wasde ngton street, after 9 o'clock A, M,, he will be treated / to a bullet without any questions, J, T, KERN.” Russia has got the monopoly of Chiva—im tea, Ail ihe choice * enops" of Congon brow gut 40 tbe} Hankow market Unis season have been hought for tae Rursian market, and shipped direct to Odessa, Note chop" of the Muest grade of frst crop tee hee en in Engiand or America of the growts of either: will there be of 187. i) A Wegru preacher at & Georgia vamp: meee ng lectured Li Mearers on the .evile of Intemverance Wish euch effect that wlarge porkion Of the congreges tion brought (heir Whiskey bottles ap to the pulpit and handed them over to the cloquont exnorter, —1¢\# eb pleasant to add that when tue hoa for evening service rived the preacher was found ineapabie for duty —Harrisburg, Ohio been wn , has a present sensation cast by Invisibl qi They are asserted to adaily snowe welling within its hur haw f all shapes and sizes, k n unce up to five and a quarter ponads, Bume of ther are nearly ice-cold, and some ro bot they eou! feately be handed, Some. were web aus aenen. weve ary —The Opéra-Comique has given Ducatol the free eniréeto the Buse uring Whe Fest OF Mty 1(6, fm acknowledgment of tae services he renderud Ws nude ai and theatricn ns during the late supres nacy of the Commune in Paris, It will be remember 4 that M, Ducatel saved by his totrepid and energeuld havior (he Parigian theatres and opera nouses (rom -The Chillicothe (Ohio) Register contains ¢ 6 to the wives of intemperate men," asking then tose officials. This may be all very weil in ft* way; but | to leave the names of thelr husbands with the Boers if economy Is the order of the day. why not com: | tary of the Liquor Deniers’ Assosiation, and prometnd mence a ro/urm in the Reogtilican tanks? For ex | shat no tiquor shall be $010 40 thowe 4o reported. Tee Cuy'of Churches” affords a due field tor Radieat are: SAA WHle :istAOG tO: BRIER). MREAS LTR OM a N efforts, This department was forme Dro#eeULION UNGEF the Stace la” giving dawwaes 69 tb run by about tweive regular officials. Now that the | wires of wen who vay liquor Gromt-Morohy iniereat is in jeowardy. the flee 1 The patriotic Philadelphians bave lately been saints. Wits of euinties,. ‘hie te | mostified by th cry that @ picture in revered 4.4 iriend of Fen Indgpendence Hall, in that ey, which bas for many years been looked ou ay an excellent Mkonc+s of Gen, Charter Lee of Revor y memory, turns ows to bt 8 portratt of Gen. Arcinr O'Connor, aa Brishinan, wed Mj | dough ho was yery brave wan In bis own couotry. A The foolish prediction that a tidal wave is to Yo) | Sweep the Acianile coast 1 producing some Kood re 1300 | sults. The Newbern /imer Wo aro wafored Pood | shat the people living slog the Dauke ond at Boautorh, 14w | aud (he entire sevcoust, aro, in view of the via of Wa ie Al wave, holding prayer mestings wight and day, At K calamtt f sare Joining the chuseh, Md a goneral religious (eeling prevaite 1 The wife of the Hospodar of Rounanin, a i tn tion is weil KOOWn In all she atores 10 Bucdae reais reel, where #he makes her purchases, Whenever ode a ‘ | goes to any of thou Ws #uro 40 carry off ; Of minal articles, for winies sho has uo uso wharever ott ssor ud (he Hosnodar i Antly engaged 10 paysnx for Hee a her depredatious, 101s also reported tat te Maspoe foaitiant Aes o Hk The Tenve 1 Assoviation mn A 140 | write thy flown) “Louisviiie is an od, dbaph Amusian . ated elobrated for Ha Fits WHEN IE had & POP pas : ‘ dite 4 the water tn the NUH thoi Ait Abe | ; J BOA Arteg A ortice ' | " H | vot y arnitent foo " | w Why, 1 wasn't ¢ aaties ae baie AN inlAs GANAS) led Ae lhcb mam A Recusmut Kurtin Witnes 1 ave up the Joo Wasuinetos, Sept, 24,—( wel called Ku Kus orguaimicien, on the wound that le 1 wogden buttons of the time, and thus earn an hovers ea orca goer BN GE DETR Duy. From thie the couvle wayanced ta their anble the decinion of tae Supreme Cou rth Ciro. | on wnbil Wey haa J machivery for ooveria a, May be Visited Ubou any weber of a band of ) OUKons, the fret « 1 tor ih yom ° Ku Kiux for tho misdecds of lis tetllow-members. | tung Statoe, Prec tewepeane ent a tat i ee hit how tbat Cone ae Ai be ten CORMBABCE | gud thon others, Els factories aru still rus at cane . palais Kas:hampton, coming wealth for the proprictms aud A wep dalle unaruas Known to every dealer pus the works over. HO While Capt, Biggs of Greenport was drawing | it Um Dabween 1 suds yuare of aug, te yori Aus Ut Nis purse nad ou Daturday, be endlowod Wirty sharks, | SX SNOB doliers, nut las Kived BHOwe to Fae Chey tore bie mot bavly, A tow escaped. Div | dampton for « ary and tor eherance, ¢10/my \0 largest Ove cuptured meawured Lousieen feet, Tue | South Harley sFemule yeeminary, amd 09,20 to Aue »