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  • New York Tribune.(New York, NY) 1866-10-31 [p 4]. › lccn › sn83030214 › ... · mKtittitictntniti. ftABNUM'S A-U-UiliAN MUSEUM OAT ANDtVB#nKO-TIB_ »KA UP ICE Mr I. W.Clarks
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mKtittitictntniti. ftABNUM'S A-U-UiliAN MUSEUM OAT AND tVB#nKO-TIB_ »KA UP ICE Mr I. W. Clarks and a t-bj rv~r~7- *wo HUNDRED THOl'SAND CUBIOS! ml ___ WINTEt OA.KUKN. THIS BtENINO-LADY AUDLEY"* BE CB ET. Mrs. DP Bewsrs._ n| MIBLO S UARDL.N. tttlB rVENlNO-THE BLACK CBOOK-flieat Psrlilsans «Salla» Tri.pe _ i WALLA! K ri TIIEATEE THIS E.ENÎNO-THK PUT PAM1LT Mr Eredetl,; Bohlnsoa. £t. Jaka Olibart. Mr. Cbarie* Pi.lier. Mm M-deline llsi,ruj«.-i «.ITe DOUWORTH HALL. -. " «IIB EV»*»'INO-M. Hans ihs liU-dealst-THE INDIAN »ASEE. -KICK. Mati-la-tlocl-sk. OLYMPIC TKEATEE .PHIS E\i.NINO-T!I- LUNU _TElK_t. BO. Charles Wheat- Wash Mist Esta Kewtoa NKll YORK THEATEB. THIS EVEKINO-WAB TO TDK KNI. E-fl.ADY Al' D LE Y S »KATY. Mr. Mark ewattk, Ut. Laerkt «Bakes, Mr.. Ooiaei.i, ra. Katie Wllkiae. »OX'S OLD BOWEBY THEATEB. THIS P.VP.NINO-EOEE-ÎT OK BONDT-DIM) tiV MONT ABOII4- LEB DE-BE rtHll. lia. Mia» Paaoy He» ia«, Mr. li. L. Wat._ BRUM»M AY THEATRE Tttl- EVrlNlNO-LITTLE BARE. OUT. Miss .Mis|,e Mlb hc.l. NF.W Yt'RK I'lKtT.S "" THI« EWNINO-NEW Y«»KK CIB» US TltOlfK Mr Bob ImoaaeJ hi« li.isnt sou. PICTI (IKS .BOM PI« KM I! K BELLY b LEON'* ".UNS, THIS P\> NINO-KELLY I I.EO*4"4 MINSl'KEL TROUPE Ms 7««0 Brosaw»y.-LITTLE li AltKBslOT. El«. TH AVESt'K OP l-l RA HOISE. THIS i Y 1 NINO-BUDWOKTH'S IMLNSTIIH.S-ST t,-:OROE AND I Y. 1»K STUDIO Bl ILDIN'iS OPEN DAILY-MO/J UBS EXHIBITION OK MARBLE .TATLAEY. NEW YORK MUSE« M OB ANATOMY OPEN DAILY -« I'RIOSIIIKS IN ANATOMY AND NAH BAL llli-OBY-LECTCRE- ON ill!. MICRt'SCOi'E. BIN WA Y HALL. THId EVE*s!NO-BAT> MAN'S IN Ut.lilli. CONCrRT- sXsae. Psien» -tgnoe Brifnoli, Mr. Carl Koea, Mr. .«. H Mili.. Minor) Berra..» I. E K «nuns Mr Th... lue Thomas. Buomcae rvolttce. DAVIS (.'OLLAMORE A CO., No. 4/yti Brosdvar. 4 UI"»TÍ b.low Brooi HBTIUT ! ui.rvd ilinr blore hy >.t»udtni it through lo Mercera!.. «ddd BILVEB I'lATED WAKE tot_s«r l.»n*e Stink .; CHINA AND -LA-ÄWAK1 l\ » In «re P»B»e*-_d Hiss«!ssi !<» . I«arm Aeeortmeut of NEW (HIN'A DIMITO Bl IB. TUB UOKRORI OF I.VDIOKSTION. lou C'.i. (. »ui of yout »to«i'«'*li. al »rt'inele dyey-i-'« h.i BBB«w ? st you: »i..mnh to coo.plan« of yeal Possibly th» asea« yon en lura sr» s.in|.'.t the .lo.iisih's tii.ia»d a' iakiiu rWBHV uu.ni you for ?Ml| and a« ising it. l'eilapa you li»»e neTrr nisdi sn »flail la kottata I's col dillou but. ou Na» ut:i«r hind, sr» i-on'iiiuallT cram ?saa4i1wr.11 1.owbelese.no and ia. .ni;r,,"'ii loo. dava you »Ter tried nOSTBTTBH S ITOMACB BITTSBS. a aroner d(»t. end r» gt.lsr _tesi« ' The Hi'.rrs In s wrrk would put ytut llt/*rtir» sppsrslHS ill 1 erfrct ordrr. r.g-iUte the flow 01 bil« in accoxlsnre with the liwi of 1 s> i:h. aid produce jue« «o much »pen aB_t adieu a» would b*Decenary tor yonr -jood, and when you were ?eos sil ii£h! «judicious sod regular diriin« w.ibslu le «j -li» "inni- ?aw aad theo, would kemp yon so. H you har» neil», led tlieso ?Haas of cure, dont bísate »our stomach f>i »is rebellinii. It is as«>sl; asiurs . hint thal she wints help. If you n»;lrct ii the next IWagaeay be laftaaioiaiiea. or ».airbus Cancar, ot soo.« otliet rissss« ai «usais. There is su.-ti a thing H bsia| Um late la these BOtTSTTKB » BtTTSSI enU etwa Dyipaesla, but Dyspepsia Buy aaisadet diiessse which Ae>t s>' (rstoraliTas. PEIPAEEV OIL OY PALM ARD MACE. 1er Pteoerstag, lUeteciag and Kesut.tyiog tbs Hair, li is »be most Aslight'ui sod wonderfal srticle the wo Id srst produced Tia MABVBL OB PBBV, a BOW sad besntiful Perfuma. tim ssle by al« Draggisti sad Per! nairn. Pries El per bott is, each T. W, Waioar k «o.. Ns. IB« Liber-y «t '« Y HALB'» HONEY OP HoBBHOl ND AJID TAB-For Colds. Inflnenrs, Hoareci.caa. Difbcalt Brrithnu. snd al. of lbs Tbraat, Bronchial Tubes sud Lunjs, leading lo «Ce_ss_af»tt>a. ' Tia» old sed weil tiird rnnrd» 1« ist., pleasant and iuli'.lih.e. Bold By ail Dru^t«. . C ultu Dow sum. Oenersl Agent. No. 44 Cedar st.. N Y. *fÍn_»MD AS.«!OBTM_.VT OF FÜRS-K Y try natura .Briely sad !ssblo_to«e si.i» Pr'i». based on the fair, reasoosble, mid .»at-iu... I rate ol probt, st Usxis'a, No. 5IJ «ros.lwsv. AT WliOLKSAL--ClII-DR-*..» GBBTEE- WAE- B_*T_» Copper Tipped Boot, and Shoal -»wed «and Peered. __ Bieatew k TBASK. Yesey »1 , ». T._ SEWING MACUINK- Toa 8A_B and To RriiT V. W. WlCK-» No. 744 BroatlwlT, np »talr». CONSTITUTION WATBR. » certain euri« l«»r HIA- ?Blaa. I'.irsi snd sil »Ulura« f the KID.XI.TI lud K-spoaa. !>e- ^ot Be. Vi« U «1. Sold by all Drujfists.__ . DE. «HAB-IIBOI'S PBBI«TALTIC LO-EBQBB, tiu. popu- iarrasMdy for Hsbitnsl CostiTeiirM Pflsa «id ludii»»'ioti. DAME S 1'ULMO I'.RONCUIAL TEOCHES Var Coast'». Cold» and .'! Throsi end L.ni|Diiease». So «) rTiiywhere. 1 ___*TC*_y_'s OBBAI KHBIIMATIG KK-rknv ii the vost wortderlul rstcsdy STrr brought b«loie the 1 al r. Annie saaa of I' 1- ity who usa los« tbe use t f bli limbs, and I »2 ned VrnUhee foi o»rr iii months, bas bc«n Cs,uipl*t»ly 1 led hy ni « bet¬ tie. Tell yon, .Uti. ted tt en,:. Í AH! TllblKB IS NOTHI-0 LIKE IT.-Nt-V.r I' aoytbinf 10 perfect. CBBVAUBB . Lira t»OB TBS HAIS te.lor«-! ff/mj hait to ila ytaub/ui beauly, iuipaiting hesiih md Btreuftb to the weakes» bair, «tops Iii falling ort. keane the h.*d clem. Sold by ill «Druggists end Intelligent Hs!l-rS«ieri, SBd st By oike No I-J .eaadway. BABAB A. CHSTAII«» M D. Poa MAUKI-0 LINBN. &C-. CilBB s laracTi-D IXPRUBLB Pr.jtcil» petit'ed 'US-ltO*. For Mis by Btatii '»is sud Druggials Tea IBDIUSL« Pr-srii lo NuilhaiiipitD, Mass FfcOBBSCE RsTirsibe fred Ltck.-.lttL Sawiiie-MacBiarg. Best family machine iu the w srlj PLOBS.TC« a M n _ WlL-COX A Í.1BB8 SBWIMO MAI HI Nfc lusrsm is stronger and less liable to rip ia use cr weei. His the Leek-etilch "-[ Jaift s Reytf at ti, " leleni Park Ti ml. Bead for tbi ' Report and «MB plei of Work containing |..<Akli.««. «d ItKciie« on the istns pise« of go«..... _Mo. hot Biosdwiy. TUB ABE AN- LBO, bv H. FRANK PALMKB, 1-L. D.- Bits «'boat" fre»to soldirn. and low to ettieeii sad #«____) 1 «.< f beils'ut ii.. Phils; Aitor pi.. NY. li) Greta it, Etiilt-u. Avoid fraudu.ent (mllirions of hie rea:»i ts. _ TUB Howe 8BWIBO MACHINBS- LO« E STITCH.- Pei EsBiiiiri aad Manufacturer». Tbey srs wer'.d-retiewr.ri!. TBB -turi MACBISB te So. «M Breed way. New lark. -dons CHKMICAL POMADB K«.«tt.r.h Gray flair, keep« li glossy snd from fsl'ni out, r»n.o»e» ilsi t!rnf the ki e«i «lets- Ing need Held by KriBTOS No 10 ...!«.. Hotise and iii.... IkiPBOV ÏD liOCK-M IT« H M Al'HlMt'B f«»T ThllOi. »lid Maat.fsct.rers. Uavvaa k LAS». bBWiBe MAIBISI ( illili, lia. **Broadway._ 1Eü8S_9, E-A8TIC ST«ÔCKIN08, SrBPBB-OBT liANl). seas, SerrvBTB»-!. Be-MABSB <V Ce. * Bsdicai Cars -rrns UEis aoly st No. Ï YeeeV-s». Lsdr sttendaat._ ~DE. SCHBECE vri.l be at No. M i'tiad-».., iNtw-Yoit, a»ery Tuesday from » s. ». to 3 p. at._ Lädion, discard ¡-jurionspaddings. Madbine Jomel's Maainaariai Balm and Pateat Biessi Lie.ator '.o deTsl»«p li«» Hair. (hi. Ulsgicelly. Dapet l61 Canal .'. «?, d by diurilaU Seid foi Kitl-TDri-. it. COS. litXK »Sl-lT« H «S-tYINO MA- eaiaaa «e4lB«>"lway KlntPreanumsN Y sid Pi Stala Ksi WHBKLSB- at WILSON'S I-CKE-STITIB ..kwiB« Maoaiai sod BCTTOBBOL« MACB.XB. N«. «njBrssdwsy_ 0 BO vi-a d liAjiYPs B10BB8T PBBMit'M ELASTIC El«_WBBWneMAcIma« Aw ksmtiy am. Ns^ «M Broadway_ 'WBBD'S IMPROVED »K-VKVO-MACHINES. S4B6 llronlwa-, Tea bee» «AWL« Machine, usiug s straight Leed s s_J sl.uti'e Also large M_c)uues for ail msr. ii» turing |ui r« ..> « -war.!».). Cartes Vignette, fit per doz.i.; Duplícate». *v. A«Iaa|s.'i»a»r.gUUrsd. B. A Lawn No lüolhall.ani el- ."4 T._ At GIUBELDE'K, So. ïstië Broadway, pa sahl bit ian this week, superb Parua Ma«, as art.clss ?MMtsd. far ssle ratal! it wholesale pries. CEIBTADOEO'S KXCKLSIOE HAIR DYB ii nniv»-i»_].y ^S-aseladgedas the best eatsat. Pictory. No.« Astor lit sa A BUBB PILE CUBE. tiw. OI-BBBV * Pua !>»v-e_-rr. fesiEvalT asna tbe wsee» aasas of Plias. Bast by ami sa r» Wal el #>«- Cireais/S free. Bold by druggists Agett wsnted sesiy »Ssaa. Addraw/I. BBB-JSB, Ma_ag<"N<>. «» Broadway, Nsw YtiUaAP. St 8o»,No. «PI Broadway, New-York, erna teank-et., MBB-SCB-VB Pura -Ujnr»acrCB«Bi sPteei eat te orlar, »epalred «a« moootad. EDUCATION. «DOEVEEJUCB OB ILLtBOU COLLEABB. _ CytoAOOj Pet -O.-Thete waa a eo-ierei.ee of the i7.^a»D^t-i_-^___Sî ___Î-T" ta î_* «»PI»»»»«» Jfeto '$<rrk flaüß £ttíwu¿ WM»NESDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1806. Itta KKW-YOEB TBIBUNB m NRW-OB_.EANB. - Our friends v ititi u< New (VI.MII» osa !»uy Tut. .«IIB«'.- Datif, 8-aai W_al»lr or W«eklr, ol Mr A. Nin.-n N i '?» KaicMino s' for 6v. fiants OP* On tkt inside paget of to-day t tun ttt'l b« found an opinion of Brig f;" Steiewrt t.. Wsodford hy d Southern Lotuitil, Military Intelligence; Ctrtl Court i; Money and other Mori,ti i ; A I'ropotod G it Icn of Art, and other important itemt. , The WeiUy Tribune, pttlt'isiitd (hu morrn'mj. contains Mr. SihiilUij'i "Afternoon teilh Caumt Bttmark," Let¬ ten from Bayard Taylor und "Tom Urotrtt of Rugby." New Publications, The Magazines, Lecture of Wendell Phillips, Fine Artt, Setenes, Literat ort. Foreign Mis¬ cellany, General Keuss and Personal Haul, The Mary¬ land Trouble, The Fenian Triait, Editorial Notes, o Summary of the Latest Netr-t, Editoriall, tlrctusn Intel- ligtncc, Political, Ae m ultu re-The Collón Crop, The American Institute Farmer» Club, Commercial ¡talleri, Full Reports of the Dry Goods, Horse, Caille, Grain, and Prorisiou Market», tfc. - The liVpiibluaii-Ciiion County ami Judiciary Coa-j ventiou reaa-euiblcd at No. GO. Broadway, lust even- in).', to consider communications from WILLIAM YL McKikK-Y. Eeq., »uti Gen. JoHM A. KOSTLR, declin¬ ing their nominations foi Regi-«ter and Surrogate n--').-« t.xly. This atep hml been prompted by nu unwillingness to Und, oven in view of curtain and decisive deleat, birt purely ÍXKBUS,) they hud lx-cn led lo belicv«« Unit thfiy wgnttlh served the Good Cause by »o doing-that candidates could br» nomiuated in their at«*ad who would insure it» local and [pudt-r moro emphatic it* general triumph. Thone reMgna- ti'iii!- weit-, aller a lree anti apmted di-*4:U-sii>u, sever¬ ally -i.-i.-|»t«-d: and Hu- two Convention« proceeded ti. nominal.', with great unanimity, the candidate» of the an!« " King" Demociacy, (»en. CHARLES 0. HAL »MNKIII: l.'etrister und .lAMKB.M. .-«MiTii, I««I,. for Sur¬ rogate. The entire Couuly Ticket, at Ihm per¬ fected, now isiaiida: /.,, fe.I- IOIIN M'IM.WII'K . .«...,.- um M kim i., sAI.LX \\1>KK >li \l._i: I... ktsmmter, «... l ii A 1:1.1 :«.!. II 11.1'IMI. lui is ,1. NAlil V.'s.V -Thin lickot r«7B he elected; and it» HUCO*"»* will pnve the way lor a complet.« overthrow and rou. of the " King "of Munit ip.il plunderers at UM Ch.irl«'r Election tour week« henoe. Hy aupporting it heartily ami Ihorougbly, our friend« will poweffaU«/ strengthen their Slate Ticket, and contribute to the election of ttif caudidtttes for Couicre«- and the AuemMy. Granted that moat of un would have |M-'"'"oiTed to olee«, five «>!' our own men, it iri certa nly bei'tr to succeod with throe than to fail with all fire. Friend« of Gov. I'LETOK ' let tia j»oll «ffWy vote for every man on the anti King County Ticket! If we eupport it cordially and -naninio'inly. «-in.ttgh in¬ dependent Hemocrata will do likewise, to insure ita triumph ! Let u« au résolve that it »hall IM chno' The \ erinoat Hu nae of Representa live* ye-« - la ratified the Conalitulioii-1 Ameudiufiit br * «? 199 to II. Gen. Ortega h«_t left New-Orl-sWis tt li ». », with the intention, it ia thought, of trying to «pt HIIMI the Kio Grande into Mexico. A dispivh «Sim New- OileatiH inform.« tia, however, I h «al ahottl I ha m... attempt he will be srreeted by th«* In . I «Si ''«M '»rli- oer coiunii'.idiiig lh«! I»i_(ii t I .Me til', ne» from -fexioo bring in' defection of Gen. LotaeVi from the lui,«". From the abilities and iaflueaoe of th»« Qeaeral, thi« Í' i« properly regarded as a heavy bl >.v to MaaimiliaD. The fate» are against the l.iiipiie. L vident»/ the end approaches. ____________________ Thetiial of the I._lfin*oro Police (»mini- was resumed yesterday, and not one oí Hie aguiu-it them »Be atutained by tbe evidence. Thus Btteoaft I«, ¡..nive i hem unlit f««r eben position lia« been ,m tittei" lailiu«-. Oat*. «Su ann vi iii aOMOelj order their removal nul. ? new facts are diru-loBeil. Our gpecial telegram» give sou,« iiitercting points m the proceed« ti;'« ->?-'. ni «v. The Hon. t.eorge II. Andrews, the Hon. «IfahloO Chance ol Ohio and other eminent speak.-rs ivill a«l- diess the Republican!, «if ¡he XXtb Ward tim evcuim*. at Lincoln Hall, corner of Eightb-ave. ami Thirty- *>eco_d-.t. Let the In ion ¡nts of the XVth ..«»embly I >-ir t turn out en uia««.-. us this la the last rally before the e'ecion. We are -lud to <..-,< that it ii proposed to nmko the ottice ti Superintendent of Public. Pi lol lag an elective office "'i tlit part of CeogreBE We -iigre«« I will eliot u person who .-1 geod printer, who will «tay ¡u Washington ami »'temi to _labtM__M, _ii<l_oth..i.g ..round New York tavern? and Tammany Hull. iflio| the «iirty work of Andrew Johnson and the I»« in« eratic party __________________ Tie example ol'Cn- «Pnaiieal la aiiirming the an« ! _<«i.«titii'ioi)ttüt.y of the Civil Bigbta Hill ha» «bera «too i!y followed by Southern conrti. «I .le MagraiM ti tho fir« dt Court at Annap«-. tljrefaeedta tàMûi «segra toatlim. aj. atti li li tboagbt that thin jue,clent will bi H«l"(,'td by the Court- (.'-uerally. In contract to -hil ill'yal ruling el Jadfre Magrmlei ia ti»- of a aWt< IIUIH of DiaDtl&ugl.t«.r, solely 'îpon negro testimony l¡\, IQaaia» »i¡«¡«-. Tha appfCDticeebip »jbtem in Maryland ap¬ pears 'o be but a new form of Slavery. Alto>'. Mr. JahotOBtl iiolny i.a« a pernicious ¡nfluence on the -tate, and tlit-courage« it« loyal ritiren«. .Ion- TI. 1ÍB.Í«./*« wie in I8S9 cht>,en R»¡,reBer,ta- tive in CoEfNea Ama the l^a-terri Di.-trict o! Teran by the IIK itv»-vote of-JC.'BIB.") to :i,"»4l tor Judge W. 13-Ochiltree, hil alle _::d eminent compttit««r. We can re.all no instance !n which so larpe a majority wai ¿ven in a cootested election for Cfitgrefi*. Judge Reagan wei of iaaiM ft Democrat, ard «plaafM with hil party into tJecefwion. Jerter-on I)_vi« ruade Lim Po-tmast^r-General, and be tiiled other high trusts under tie Confedera, y. On the coila«, se of the Kebel!i«n, he was taken prisoner, and coiilined lor iBonth. in Fort Warren, whence he waa finally lib- «rated on parole. He returned forthwith to lu», inrin n Teiae, telling his frieoda privately that he wi.hed never again to quit it for pnblio station. He told them, moreover, that he believed it every w«y ad- vi.able that the .Hacke .hould be «ccorded the liight of Snffrage. Judge Keagao, we now hear, ha« written and pub. lished a )ci tor. advocating the complete enfrancbi-e* meat of ti«; I.lu.-ki. We rejoice that he baa done ao* because we are .ure that be has pat the matter on ita true and everlasting foundation. He baa not, wa are co-Adent, advocated Impartial Suffrage ae lorn«. thing whioh the North demanda and the South must ultimately concede, but haa oommended it ai eeaeotially right, wiae, aad' beueüoent-u » measure essential to the harmony, aeoority and thrift of the South and of the entire Union. We feel tare that the more intelligent and inbetanUai ô)tt*e_j oi the lal» Slave Stale« will bear ant heed bia well- ¡V toward effooting a 8p6.fly rettoration of tli. JL'nion which «'iii!I bo at unco complote aud |»«.-_»'_l«i A! Th" nport of s concentration _f .'.niaiw on ib* border.tt, »ro hi>p*, untrue. Krom their own ma n' if vieweuoh a. Uueal wcmli lui unen*«, f« thoy h-"-* n»' tb« forco t-o attoropl aiit-tùer uivt-nou, And kiutv by e-p.rioiic- bow promptly tho Pronidetit would »id tbo 0analian »11th inti'M. The r«vjuivit the« Oo-ern mont baa mad. for mercy to the primm na, «_«titiued l»y tbe cmph&t io appeal of the Voiiii->ut I«_gi.l.-t'ir», .would lie omb-irt-*»ed by any imprudent *»iii m of the FoDiAda, »nd wo flidorodit all rumora of iut«ndod rio- l-UCO. _____________________ FORWARD I__ h.otory of our oountry, for Um laat »ii yo*.», ia a record of «u.ceBtiive Dum .eratic prediction» atoadily falsified by ovouta. Since tho pro-.[«ivory party foi fillod if« own prophecy hy ijiniiß'ir.tingtho RobellioD, it Ita» ne «/p. failed to anticipate a_d foroaee exactly what the no1 come to paa«,. It first pidclaimosl that any atfempt of th» I.uicolu Adiniui-tratum to omore« tim law, and maintain the authority of the Union in tho South woalJ provoke r««ri.-tance and civil war in the North; but. when the time carne for ivtiou, it did not dare to make good iU i«jtiii_iv««. . » It in-,ij,t(A^-that the SlaveholderV KebeUioà coold inver lu. put down; and that an; attempt «o lo »ub- ilne it mil.*.. inevitably fail; yet tho Kcbollioii hat britt utterly demolished by downright hard kin* k.«. It declare-, when BicClellan wa. Buper«ede«l. that we ahonld have DO more HW till he wan recallt»d to command; but he wa«i -«.*. recallt-d, -üd our.armie« v.t | 1 .«! Iii other» to décisive vict««.y. It croaked in all our earn that ti)" policy of Kuian- iij.iii.n wa*. Hu- death-knell of tho I'nion; but oventa proved ii Hie I'nion's salvation. It declared that, if nogrot?«» were allowed to fiithl for the I'nion, White men would uot; but I hoy would and did, even when Klacks charged and fought be- i»ide th tin, as al Wagner, Lieleua and Port Hadoon. It der! .red the War for the I'niou a tailun*, and M thal ground deni.mdod the People'» «roto»: UM People d Ul irivt) tlieut, aijtl (ought out the War tu ? glorious ¡»sue. It warned our people flint, if Linculi: B%tg It-ule« 1- ed, tho War would bo interminable and disunion a fised ho. \ e) Lincoln trot rfeloctod an.l t.'ic War IOCS brou-M to nn end. It tAMkWm f" !n_-t.)ii our fumier, ? r!i i |»i BmBtt ol ijt.ill« I»OOMOfîptioai an.l I N ttiènal l>ebf that would ib-privo their faims of all value if the Bopnbliooni «ere not MU)- from fBWBt in '"I; J it, Ihoagh. the] were not, cou*»« nptioii noon ceased ead tho Debt is being rapid«/ pa. I off wittow e«v ??>'? IUJ rod thit faillit ol farn..« ni any lot ii i An 1 n m tin. ?l.itt-.t.'.l, oí] o» -1 i «- a propbel e moa ln'iur- m II lUififl 1 predi 'flinn «Mm*- into ita Moheod, »ad np "Turn MI iii- I thom d iwn- iprivo tbeia .>t [rower-or the «Uoioo will never bo roetored, and a tie'.v iii «I war will be iii.« Who boU-To» the erfMkiaf rino » Who oamhi ita aellish ani doleful progtiosU«Mti »us Who doo« nut kuow that it will have to reale a civ.! wir if th . < ig. to bo oft» Bopobl ia»Oaioo -t-' ouward to tha m 1 til.« «TI.lory' KO BARTERIS'i There ire lor-raJ ctoao dulncta wherein .»i*-tn*n.U are dtkod to swap off " th.'ir vot«*i for (Joeeniir .?> help theil i:tli )»'.. for ('«in^r-a«, un 1er lliti i«'«* i 'i'' ..it .*-. I .', m, »riiile .i tew ottra tiltia may give in a Member ol (.'.. N iw «-:. ,1 » iMrtBiitly eapect to el?». t (.i-»«' Kui'on by » 1.1.. t« n omi >:ify. l»-r WO u. »v «n miro cer- 1,1 II il li '?' ' . ill I :. I.*-,1, til.« I« r-^hl trade »woy .«MP1 rQ The l««p"b- ii m o ho H -i oi any Ion I Ihoftf I T« h TtttB NKl a lo nu ' (;. r mid tli-reliy gaifl a lum lrud Wort, t.. i .ti soll a Wo for li .-jr.'f .. . it« |i »II otu .-?'ti »' . f .'.t "it:. r u et Il t Ti V .' A PLEA I OR HU II »/is» Thor» o'- ? i til Be pat-tio -»f '.'i; Ntutli, witt.i, »ni <»l jiir'y, sh »util »mit*« in :ni KI to the I'M «I ¡i: i. ' mi I1:*" itentenio of tl(*i(!li. 'I l.t «trun^ ! why thit frttonal nd goMrow . ' K! bo tftee i! tlint Oftfta-OOMTiJ (si»v»*ri.i:i«*iit coul«l li«* prudently diairgarded. The public '.I I'aii.ida, did th«*y liudi-rstiiiiil tin- true n.ittin* ol' the BBfOt' tunity git un to the laic Fenian iiiwision, would doubt- len» discover moie callie» thaii one for this eurioii-« intermit muai brcmh, and be lets liki-ly to binnie the ¡ii-opl«- «.I the North thuii ihc Piwiloûl of the I n t««l Ntatei: lea« di»po«ed to hanir KeniHDs a« they would riiiuiiion maleliictor-i. than ti» |o_MM» th» tVOthor« ous blunder of pulny wlmli. having tai-itly iBTttod rash m<n to tl:( ir poifl, lochod the tliiora upm tln-in and ¡mt the hBB ? th» )uiiidn ol iheir «n» We held, und still hold, tbiiL the President of tho i »é siatc- wat to binni!*. IfkowM iiftnonhio ablo to Canada in L»l,j.;._r th» ítoiOM tu deiiat a!'« r they hud ii.vinled a friendly territory, he was equally - iponCtT-DOOJhlo in aiding' thoa '<» invade '. 11 * ÍÁ arms to (ho Feniaii*1. well skoowtaf their pnrchn-er»; but when, s- it 100-Md, Sir. »lohtiion, by a ta.it pennimon, had allowed M.« m to no» thoo» anM| th<y were conti-cnte«l. Now the tloverument iiinke« parade ol' it» prmiii.e tu M-stairi, tL« __, it under colidi- which render it equally Bbiurd ai.d i Nor WiU it be forgotten that ia l'reqient .peeches to Fenian at the White BOOM, ID th» gratuitoui and virprifing relente «.* | «1 Mitchcl, and iu the re- mai kable and cotstaut onii-fioii of any word di-w-uading the Keiiinta from an entarjiriie whiih he Biv.it have krown to be illegal ai.ddangeroo», Mr n ¿'«ive aid and comfort t. th« very mt- he be¬ trayed. Hat he did Lot beti ty thtm alune, he tv.t- n nd» red the honor of th« North a» la*-«lj aa he de- 1 rand it to deatii at New-Orlean», when, after ha-. ,ng ;>erniitted 'hoe men to invade a peaceful State he ton- .n i«iial mean» to have them banged. The lentimentof the North, though much provoked by the fliilnro ol' Great Britain to render ita international Obligation« daring our own war, did not coun.el the iiiTMiou of ita neighbor territory; but it maintained that, OB our part, wa were hound to no more than our own f-tema'iomtl obligation«. Hence, whtn the Preeident, having deliberately led on tbe Veniana to known ruin, ha-.tily closed the trap on them to oblige their em mit*, he «hocked tie public wtiK of consistency. A weak policy i_ al way« wrong at both end« and had in V't middle; and thua tho President has failed to aatiify Irishmen, Americana, or Canadian«. The President and the "Secietary of State ar« now making just amenda to as abu__d publio opinion, by urging upon the Kiitiibi.ov.rnment a wiaelj-merciful and forgiving policy. Thin appeal ia atrengtbjmed and mad» consistent by the fact tbat a Government aa great _e our own hu cot condemned to death <ru» out of thonaauda of ita enemies guilty of treaaon and rebellion-the wont offen«, that can be eommitted againat ?> nation. Great Britain, Kranoe. and more recently and aarneelly the Pop» of Rome, have »ought opportunity to intorpoee every friendly oflioo for the pardon of theae offender»-among them the chief cul¬ prit, Jefferson Darii. That tb««y ram .m unpuriehed ia du» lo lb» mercy and magnanun ty of tim Ntnili, which in appaal'ug f»** Hio» few Pouiau pnaonei-a ooa- flftBIP»! \i 4.^-f. H*j li** -i-ih'«'! t-> ^liioh ii IUDKH / ahow moro than a parallel in forbearance and gene¬ rosity Can C-tnada imitate a better example ' We have groat ho*>o that J,be couiwel of our Oovora- iii'«nt. backed by the geuoral aenttmoot of the Unioa, will be boar in the fnondlieat »pirit, and that the ?' »n I «-m n "1 prisoners will be saved from the u-elosanin« of A p'liii-bin.nl in laostcaaoaoutof proportion to their real offenao. Canada ahouid give every heol to tbe v-ii'itj whisjli luksllii* favor in tho iatereat of peace anJ, in a certain aenao, of justice; for it is the voice of a groat nation which has «.molhiog OH it« «ido to for« gn-r* ih.it it« Brituh aoighbor« might noll afford to have blotted out. The Britieli aovommeat in Canada !iv «i more to gain by the pardon of tho*» mon than by i.h.u death, and »uroly could afford, in tho iiilorost of tho future, to be M magaanimoua aa tbo mother country, whi.h pivdoaed its ItMt actual rebel. The «nauiplo of meroy will help to O-ooel many en old loora, bath--»fe onit-crotw tbo wator. It will be a good ri-anr .nro that Canada will not be invaded a^'iiu, au.l it wül foo a bond of good will l»<5tw»«oii tho strength of tho Union and the. wo*kn_s* of its neigh¬ bor. Therefore, wfoa fever the Fenian- advertise to do in auy quartor of the British realm, wo hold it to be a uiea*>uro of tho highest «polio/ on tho part of Great Britain, and cspocially of Canada, to morcifully for« le'.ir. Tho opinion of tho world will applaud the act; and ti hat is more directly to the purpose, tho domi¬ nant and intelligent soiitiment of tho Doited States will be grateful for it. THE NEW COMPLICATION BETWEEN PRUS¬ SIA AND Al STRIA. The relations between Prussia and Austria have, in «pito of tho conclusion of pe.ii-.., remained of th." must unfriendly nature. Some weeks ago, whou a difficulty arose «kftwaM the Prussian Oovernmont and the House of Doputios on account of a loan of sixty mil¬ lion« proposed by the form«.., Count Bismark very di.t.nctly uitiuiiitod that the di.poiitions of the Aus¬ trian Government might 6oon bring on another war. The official and e«*ini-oifi. i.d près-» of Prussia has ever sine«» spoken of the relations of tho two courts in the sam« mannor. Thoy have, in particular, remonstrated in very emphatic language again-»t the intention n». iib« ,i to the Austrian Emperor of appointing the former «saxon Minister, Huron von Beust, one of tho ftble-t und most determined opponent« of the I'rus- liaa |»«»li«y, Minister of «FoceigB Affairs in Austria. 1 s'n[i cmili!, o! loursti, li- lo«)ked upon by Prus¬ sia Daly as an intimation that Austria would 111 aha now odor's to retain and to streng!hen its position as I i.Tinaii Powers It, as a recent Cable lal Itateá«. I!»r«tti vt.n lli'ist ha, r>-t« .ve.l the appoiutmont. in »pile of nil tin." Pi BM-BI remonstrance.«, it h very p 1.n .».!,, iii.» ralatiaaa «»f tti.» two Government ««, as a I'll!-« di.pit.h of th« day b«jfore yo-.t«irday «Utod. shuultl iu-unn« t very iiienn« iiig character. Hut Austria has n«»t t illaii out with Prusda alone. I'»r MM time tbe Austnan Government has visibly i'-<: Hi ui'iouai a «pim!, »in of the l'oies; s«) much so, that the Poli-di «uSj«tiBkPt 'K i.ns and Pras- sn have beg in to talk of a re«in;«)ti of all the former Polish territory an a part of the Austrian Empire. Those s'ops, of cours..«, have boon received with mar_od li-,>l_ii--iire III 8». Pet-ribing. Moro nxently, the ap- "H):ntm''nt of (')iint 0«>!'u"howiki a» Governor-Gene« ra! of Oilltcia, lou greatly aila! ?«> the divsaüsfeo- '..m «I I.usaia. Gallicia is generally regarded a« the i'«! .1 Crown-land of Austria; but in fact, the majority it' Hi.« iu-ii!iit_:r» are not Poles, but Kuth.-n. UM, a I«alaril tnfoo. more akin to the Ruisians.than to the P «lu«. Hitherto the Polas have b.«on m evorv respect ilia pri I unit) .ti« ra« -o. but of lato the Rutlieniani harn b-juii t«. cultívelo more toelorialy their national I..-, i« lia, ostabluh «OIKIOIS. and ia ever/ r-«sp«*et sst-'it . .e.r olaiini to reinsiuing a nationality dlstinot .« rho«e oodeavir» find au enlim »?. mp i'hy m U'lssia, M-i« tate UM R «tfeaaiaataa r-«! |{<tii»u«. who, m . . i v. of tim»», M ia mi,'-i.'-«, ml, '«. " .-i. Count tiTski. wh.im the Ans«.ian '.?»?.- «riinie-st has '.-»...' Ont«ra lea I, 1» aa iii thûrefor»- greatly disliked by Kui . , -iii.l Hn.seii.ina. Tbe attitude ol B 1. «. .1 Hy. it .¡Ion ivh.v-h [KWUI'JIJ mid m I'jiimii» «v i.-ina Car ita laaeea I yeal 11'?> 1»«-t«) a. 1 «a Turkey, i.« by no ni . «in 1 ad to re a kimi boUag '.wo P»iw««r». Then« 1-, t!i «refori«. » great Ulta» III the Cable 1 our I.«,ne ii i,-,. .' 1»' mia ra thought mW. to be >[>;"> .'ein ... Vu-ttrii. If Austria should uso ihn utmost care not t» off-nd t'liiiet««,!'Henni IB-Uist. Piter-sbiirg.it be extremely .liffi, ult to liv.« at permanent nib inthnr. The Pru-suiu (!««' i-rniiient v ill mv-r tituuus tti sook for ¡A amiable opportunity to g.nii the Gorman Provinces, and Russia will eviir be aux- iiusi to prevent th» «aoaM-ktatkia of a TToet lnla.ie r.mpire and UM advance of a competitor in th» Ka»t. At honie th.-r" i« nothing that would point to a closer uniou hetwaen the divergent nationalities, while, on the other band, the separate tendencies of the Ger- maní,Hiine*.triani,á-!_,vi and Kouuiniii.iiis are «teadily and rapidly growing. Thus the opinion ia every. where gaining ground that ?* further «li-nntegrafton of .,«: «JLaaMaa ..m_ir.- aaaaol be remote, and that it may poeeibly be Ti-ry near. BCAMDAL. If til« M- la fi.e tmstmwmt for Vihi.-h we »hotil.1 like to lee the pillory re-.tabli.hcd - with accessory ear-dit- tlag und munging with thoug«-it is the publication of acaudtil» vu li** private lue» of public men. There is a da.«» of creature« who delight in inventing the most iui'aiuou« calumnies. B.-ean.e a mau attain» high station, he is made the mark of the most vindic¬ tive and peni-tout assault.. In »orne cásea the motive i s a de-ire to gratify & pru.ieut fancy. In other«, to un.;,! 1 tie payment of money by way of bl_ck mail- Our pom huiiiiiu nature ruther teuds to believo much II wini', «¡a bad of man, and a bn-e -vhisper often be¬ comes un accepted and widely-circulated lie. TI.. l«t«»t and most brutal exhibition of this it a «caudal we hive seen drift.ng through ti «i now-paper» in reference lo Mr», tienator b^ftagaa of Rhode I«l«nd. Ihe natur« of it »e stall not reproduce. It ia printed at a time wl eu Mr. .Spragae is absent from America with his family. It wa» orig;n«liy lint from \Vi_~u- ingtou to a DemocruMo paper.nth« Weat, Mad «.a.« been printed bjr leitling Democratic paper» io tha Kant. Mr. ¡«.prague seeni» to be a favorite object of detract.«)... He waa the îirit . iovernor of a Northern K'ate with 1 'oun.rvative «ympathle« to approve the war. Be «ntered the «ervice, raised regiment«, «erv«d wi h much gallantry and mcoeie, «and wa« choteo to th« Senate from Rhode Island aa the re¬ ward of bi«service«. D»> ha«been as true to the country since peace aa he was during war, acd while not a ccnepictioua 'or noity Senator, vote« alwaye right There are few of our public men who hare invited calumny lesa than Senator Sprague, who have home honor« with more modesty and worth. AH we have «aid, few have been more peculiarly and offeniiv«iy Mseiled. This we say for Senator Sprague, who ia not here to ' ?peak for himself. It would be well if he made such an example tf thoa« have libeled him and bia family that the basiuew of libeling would be -bendoned. If one or two of the prurient areataree were nant to Jail for a term of yean, it would have a wholesome effect. The Hon. WILLUM A. OABLIKH ia new the ouly oaudidate for Coogreaa in the IXth (up-town) District opposed to Fern Ando Wood. Mr. Dai hug's friends a»e numeran«, oarueit, and oonûdout of «uoooao. Thor hold a meoliu*- (An cooning ¿i Kooli'« Terrace Uaideii, .''mini of Thud ave end Filly ninth st, at rnttfr f^i«.-»*- QmftikU 2f fc)W ^«Cr-.. (^. Vy^ bridge, and Mr. Darling, will bo among the »peaker». Let the (.»publican» ol that Diatrict tara out in their etrongUr Th.ro are many moro of thom Iban ovar yet voted thore. Th* sWorii, noticing the fact that property at Hew Orteana ha» largely appreciated io ralue by roaaou of tho Indu- of Northern capital and population, civilly inquire«: Will Mr Grr}t\eiy go«own Sooth aod auk« that *poe«*!i," .«fe anil __inol«*t<*«i a« bo war, or trill he keep o« delug Otwi euee at the bs-mh aa a ootrard and calumniator. -taiwer.-air. (Jreoiey baa no desire« to apeak iu New- Orleana bat lu adrooaoy of Impartial »Suffrage and uniform Civil Right«; and it wa« avowedly for «o »|v»king in New-Orleans thal Or. Doiti« waa mur¬ dered. The Kov. Mr. Horton was butohered there for only praying iu th. «arno course. Score« of others were «hot or »tabbed on auspicio» that they were in favor of Impartial Suffrage-their color being in many ocwei the only ground of such suspiolon. The Polioe of -tow-Orlean-t were the ohief murderers; h»r Mayor airosidad over the ataugbter. If The World had only printed, as wo did, all the official documents exposing this infernal carnage, it * reader« would know why we ctanot trunt the assurances ot ita Southern brethren. Their tender mercies are cruel. The one thing Which condoned much with the people tho humiliating error of Andrew Johnson'» inaugura¬ tion-day speech wai hin boast that he wa« a pleboian, and tbo pride with which he held up to the represen¬ tatives of the monarchic« of Europo his cqgniaance of the goo-i» and shears. What a reeling 'round the circlo ' Hut a year and a half have gone by. and he publishes au argttaiont through his Interior Secretary .frowning to prove that governmental powers are dangerous only wheo they who exercise them art. dim tit rriponiiblt to the people-that the ouly danger Constitutional liberty in the United 8tates noed ap¬ prehend is from the lre.-dily-clocted representatives of the people assembled in OoapM-M It is, indeed, high time that tbe people made themselves heard. To the polls, all of you, on the (»th of November You have your nation to save. * " Recon-tnicliou under the Constitution as it is," clamor tho Kebel-CVul.deratos. Before the war, the whites iu tho South voted for three-fifths of their ne.roes. Now, uuder "fin* Constitution as it, lo," they would vote for five-lif'tlis-for the whole of them. They a.-k for a premium up«iii treason and rebellion! I'n,br the Constitution Itefote the war, the Rebels, favored by Slavery, paid three-fifths of the taxes. But th<* »slaves having I«*. __M Ott-NM ht the purpose ol taxai on, their tit»«*;» are assessed on themselves mil the birniir'master* have shuffled off the three- fifth.*.. " Reconstructed by Andrew Johuson. the ¡Mola would gain 40 per cent, in representation and get r:J ofM 'HT c«*ut. «>! U Tiitiou «"-.uroly the voters of the North and West will »tandnosuch "representa¬ tion fril-HO-t taxation." Toey will demand the Con¬ stitutional Amendment. lavery dollar of the Internal Revenue tax paid by the North and .West ia a load upon the industry and momeo of loyal men, imposed by Bebéis. The Rebel» themselves suroI»- should lighten this load by .earing their proportion of the expenses of the war. Johnson, when placed in office by Booth, found the Hebel «States uuder a law of Congress justly putting ou them the »ecessit *of bearing that proportiou. The Government taies were being collected in tho .South. Johnson imoied an order that their collection should Im stoppe«!. With imperial usurpation, he baa relooaod tho South from taxation, and overthrown» law of the land, aud defied the authority of the IVoplo's Congress. Andrew Johii.-»on ha« exe-K-i-sod the appointing power I...ely to bfttk ifown a higher and coordinate branch I tin* Government, to deprive it of its rightful au¬ thority, ami to nullify the will of the iieople which it was eli.-«'nil to represent. This» high ciimo aud mis- «lemeauor ia approved by «very Copperhead ruuning l«>r office, either Stat«, or Federal, and will be at.j- tained hy every oandidat«« elected to Congress ou the lin.id-lud-luit'i'r" tiikiif. The unchecked use of this appointing power, in defiance of the will of the s Mi., would chango the form of our .¡ovi-ruineut from popular to autociati.*. WANTED I_IMKDI-T-_.Y. a foreign war. to aavo the Adiiiiiiiitr.itiou of Andrew Johnson from present ruin aud ultimate infamy Mil »imiliau's retv.ru to Europe tor doine.tii- rea.-ons, and the voluntary withdrawal of the French troops, have made the eleventh-hour en¬ ergy of our foreign policy iu tbe case of Mexico so cheap aud ridiculous that a solid and enduring fight, say with England, ia immediately wanted, to baud the nation together in support of the Government and I give success« to ?' My Policy." No proposai* to submit j tin« Alabama and Shenandoah spoliation claim» to ar- lut ration will be li-tened to. Apply at the Whit« House. " Radicalism," accepted aud proudly-worn -arno of reproach, in daily becoming more radical. The People are ahead of Congres«.. Audiences are beyond their speakers. The full representation of the populai fat¬ ing will make the remaining ¡abort of th. XXXIXih Congress speedy and easy tor the extrication of the country from the embarrassment» and danger» into which Andrew J«ihuson has treacherously led it. lícre« to iii«» nmu lliHl ÜKWh.i'. ?!,«»t Iii«1 mila ?»' ' ?«'! .!.>. PRIMOMA_.- If the author «.I the above l.»ai-t, given at a dinner-table in N'ew-Oiieau». is in want of an office, and will apply at the White House in Washing- ton, lewillhearof loiiie'hug'.oh'saiiVan'a^c. PaRsoNAi..--Vi.. Hepworth DÍIOD, tbe well knotu I Kditor of 'Eke Lot ?. À turn, and biographer of bool Bacon and William fiV.r.-, leaves for horn« by tau 1 S.«»ti» this morning. Mr. tttxwe hns devoted Iba last four month» to a too. throojfc tho JTorthabi Slate», a por- Koo of ile Smith, nid iii tat west aa utah, where ha »pent j inverai weeks in studying Mormon faith and j lactic*. Ha vi_it««i the Jttmca Uiver, .'¡yu.ou'h Iioe_.»nd othwloeaJ« inca of inUir.it in our early history. Be has »IM beM .riiilyinf th» M_f:mer.t among 00» publisher», »uihor» and jounialiar« upon the tiuesrou of an »uteiuaiioi.ul copy riRht law, w.th the view of oioperatii.g ia a free- move. ment for ita adoption. I («m reaching berne Mr. Dixon will immediately iitue in two in*all volumes a worken- ti-leil, ?« The V.f i,,,',,,!." rei-onliog hia «WrvKtions oi social and political life/.n the Un.ted ..»t»», devoting particular attention to tho.*» peculiar »ud »uj'oinwl.g- louaorganuattous among ii. ef KI ich littla is known by rite 0MMMÍ |.ul,ii« either iu Europe or Amen». He li»» ben gres'ly pleased with his Unit, and bia obs»rvotioiie Will doubtless be entertaining and valuable Mr. Edward A Stacsbttry. th» candidat» ot tb» Repub hean party m the Third District of Pas«a.e County for » seat In tb» Naw-.Ieraey Bous» of Assembly, ia a thorough Unionist, who, daring th» war and through th« trying time» th»t succeeded the colltps» of th» Co__ed«iaey, and »mid so great faithlessness, baa ever been tr_« to th» great principle» efth» Union party of th« natíos. H» is umill» r with th» political controvaraia» mt tb» day. and thoroughly understands the statua ot part!«». Th» Union voter» of hi» district h»v» «lona wisely in choosing so able a leader, and by proper etforte will carry tho district by a decided majority. »so- Major Gen Clinton B. Fisk, formerly c. .¡uns-ding m Tonneaaeti-a soldier of valor and idebty during th» war, and aita th» wtr »a officor of the Freedmen s Bureau- who wa» removed by President Johnson for refusing to follow that notonoua hut '1 «oíble" individual into th» camp of the enemy, has baconu » rcatdant of New-York City, haviof aoceptad "e pom ion of Vice I'resilent of «hu ll9tror«ili'an loam sue» Company. W W lli.toiai. tio. x.ftt H«otul«jr»f. waa aaaa-IO-, «ruck, kijàod, Ut__*-___i-i .__.*-- _kltt-l .$»_ i.s<"ï y¿_J_4- I'- tho Hoffman Mau UaeMag «Mt night. Hi« oiTespop wu distnb-itiBg pamphlat «~o***ea of "The Uaited gtate« 4 accouat with the BabelU-a"-íssaed by th« Galen Leagaa The Copperhead«eoull no otherwtseaaewar the i WASHItSOTOH. Br ra-issiSATB ta TBB tsanira. THa ropuio ratBTtira-Tsa »aw BAursBtRi an*. OBATa uta na. cHAini'i_Ba--Tiia raa-Biuai Bouaaa co-RT-naaiiAL We-WUi-ros Tiiaadar Ort. -j, eg Mr. Cornoliu» Wendoli, Superint.udent of Pübb« Printing under Buohanan and Johnson, ia BOW ni New-York, engineering «onie private political U-E.»* of the Preeident'a. hfeanwhile the buaineaa ef the publie, printing ia badly neglected, as it ha« been HHi erto, to the benefit of Presidential schemes and ù__j. vidual aie«. This, though no news to Congram, will no doubt add the heaviest straw to ita deternunatioa to make the office of Public Printer an elective ok« not to be conferred by the President aa a ooDfaaatat sinecure for a tool of any «ort, but by the -fete ¡A Congress. It is believnd that one of the first loc^i duties of Congrei*- at its next session will be th« ohoioe of a Public Printer; and if the office is giv.a to Mr. Defrees, as it probably will, net assured it will be intelligently managed, and not neglected foi the pot'hon-6. The Democrats of New-Hampshire, «niions to testify to Mr. Johnson their desire tor the removal ol Assistant-Secretary Chandler, are circulating apetitio» for that purpose in his native State. Four tboeeend signatures were obtained the first week, so say the chief movers in the matter here. The Military Commission convened at Raleigh, N. C, aeveral months ago to try civilians charg*«. with offense against the United States Go-rerninent by the Steadman and Fullerton report has daily ad JHiinied for the lut two months awaiting the arrival ol wit Hessen. Orders were ¡«sued to-day for the Court U proceed next Wednesday with such case« aa they could try, and as far in each as possible. «Secretary Seward determined to-day to carry the romains ofhis daughter at once to the family burying ground at Auburn. The funeral will take pla«.-, to' morrow, and the remains will be placed on a special car. At 6:1)0 p. _.. the family will leave for the North. Thomas Pitnam, e*q., of the District of Columbia, recently appointed Consul at the Island of «St. Helena, left Washington, to-day, to take passage for Liver¬ pool en route to his poet of duty. Tho President has directed the issne of a »warrant for the pardon of Erastus 0. Parker, who waa eon- viet.-d at the October term ot ínüi, of the United States Circuit Court of Massachusetts, of reewving and concoajiug money, known to have been «toieo, and seutencod to five years imprisonment. There have been seVeral cases of Asiatic cholera during tbe past week. One of the victims was Jacob liowcuthal, a claim agent, who, it is said, contract«*! the disease in New-York, and wa« attacked with th« premonitory symptom* shortly after his arrival bora from that city" on Saturday. Chief-fust ice Chase, Caller, and other gontlotne« of this city hare this day sent a letter to Prof. Agasaia asking him to deliver his lecture ou Hraril in this city, the coming Winter. James A. Morgan, esq., of Ohio, has beea ko- pointed by Secretary Browning as Chief Clerk of f_- I'.nsion Bureau. Mr. Morgan has been Chief Fiatn- iner in the Pension Bureau for about four veara. THE FREEDMES. B-UBi) TBSTIHO-T BEBCSBt) IB tf.-BV_-.KB. BT T» LBDB.ra TO va« TBIBtT-S. W'ASHDtoro.s, Got. 30.-Gea. C. EL Howard. Bar.«« Commistionor for Maryland, ha« received the following report from a District gupennteudeut. "On tho opening of th« Circuit Court at Aaaapolia, Judge Magrud«r delivered a charg« to the Grand Jury ia regard to their treatment of case« roncetning Froedmar», «ud to too that tbey were af-brled all th« proteotit» secured to them br existing Sut« law«. Ha meda a<_ allusion to the Civil Right« hill, or to the competen«««/ of negro testimony. On the ¿4th instant a casa oame bar«.»«" Bim involving th« right« of Preedmen to tw_.fr in a caa« in which one of th« parties wa« whito, being «nrtually « qtiectton a« to the admission of negro «xtimony «garnet white'porsou«. In an elaboruto argunont and opinion, di«, long tho coustitutionality of th. Civil Ki^hts bill, tho.Tudga refused to admit to** negro te«tt».»ny Tbra dfcisiou will bare the affect to overrule the l«M»i«to» of the District Court«, and moat of the Ma^i*tntae will act in accordance with tiri« laat docuM». The Supenninndent state« he was summoned to apeeer before Die grand jury of th« 0. S. District Court at Bait», nore mi the 4th of September, «ud givre-testimony «gainât Judge Hapwood of Prince FMdoriektown, Calvert C«BB« ty, i'i.r retmiug to take the deAsiiiou of « coi«»red ma«. li.-l..«riie.l afterward the» di! n«.t Bul a bill <jf indict¬ ment against him In ('«lrort County there ara n* schools, all th.« colorad children bein,- held as apprentices,, and the parciiU have no eoutr.1 over thou», f» n-erou« '..»iiip!.iiiit» continue to be mnvie by parent« who wish to n- «iv««i ehtldren apprenticed illegally. »Such oaae« as have** tome to mr notice Dava baan pi-ee-réd, and wiita of habeag eorpua will issu«, in a few day«. There bave been no caaee of outrai»« reportait to me during the paett mooth. THE MARYLAND TROUBLE. OOV. SUA-- DtaCONCBRTBD OX OHB OP B13 0*7* MBB-TUB BALLOT BOXEA L «Bl» AT TBB -BOBBs- «_I___ TIOH TUB «AUB AB TBOSB ISBO IN ld-4- TESTIMONY OF «lUD-BS OP BLKCTIOIf. BV VB_R«-B4-a -ra va« rusv.vs. IULTI-OBR. Oct. 30.-The investigation of cbai-g** against the Police Conitniasioners before Oov. 6»i_i_,Uij,'h Kiet-iiiive Court, of irresponsible power« and ttnluniUd jttri««iietion. wa« r»«umed unlay, when th« hearing ol teat Imooy for tbe delVnae was commesced. The Governor looked «somewhat unea«y aa he a«rveyed the large number of highly respectable witnaaaee praaant» preparadlo invalidate and flatly contradict the masaol .«»lamieron« chargea and irrelevant «llcgitiona produced by witnasaea for th* prosecution. As tb« examination ol i*esc witnesaea proceeded the »fleet va« quite noticeable. The Uovernar fairly quailed before it, anil really looke«!, at time«, as though he arre on trial by the Polic« Hoard iustead of sitting in jtidgmei»t on ita acta. Tho eouD»<«l ror »Le «'on-missioner»« bad wlaelv sum¬ moned seversl partie» who in time« past bad baen familiar as participants in niac-ging Waul politic«, under the B-tgn of Mai or «Swann, now Governor. On« of theao parti«*, who acted a« Ju.lg« at a recent electiou, and wbone character bad been asaail«?«!. waa brought on the «tand. He admitted he had beru a little rough in bia fiue; he had «erred in the anny under Burnside and Sheridan, but waa honorai ly di*, harped. II» had neves «Seen in he Penitentiary. Me elaiu.ed that he bad always Lad a gool reputation till he jomad the Know-Nothing party, linng Qur. Swann« n-ign as Mayor of Ualti» inore, whoa he became a rowdy. Ai h« «aid tbi», the witness glanced at Hi« Kxrellency raiaehievouily, remarking that he guestedJ_is Kxcallencf «new him. Here was a scene. Think of our dignified Oovernor b«-tng confronted with one of ki« old Ward work» er. during the reign of the Ki.ow Nothings, when hi« hand« ofroaghaanJ plugs c»t.troUed the election«, and gava their opponent« notice te ieaTe ll.e poll« by piercing then with awls. Kvi-iiitly the Governor waadi-scoueerted. and th« counsel for the t_ro««eu"i< n ware glad to let him go go with a very brief cnw-examinatio'i. George W.Taylor. S«*« retar) to the Police B«*ard «me« 1S»,4, testified to'the close attention of the (.'oinmiasionere t*» their dutie» of office, and swore that the ballot-bone« used at ile r»'.f ut electiou, of ont which io mach clamo« baa beau raited, wera the sai_« aa used at avery electioB, s.nee IM*, also, that boles fcr «rejected volt« wife -eut to avery . nv-iuct. Specimen of bolte returced by Judg«»a with rt-iccted votes, wts produced), *1 ot auch boxee were returned with rejected vol««. Thie t»»'..ii.iiiv was fully crrolxirated by other«, among tltui that m »li- jnuiror of lb« Beard, who baa boa^eea» ceeted with the for««« tiinee it« c«rg«oix«tu»ii. Viarsbal tari..¡'bael testified to the ««ma facts, and prod iced th« official enters of th« Board for control and dirts tlon of the police, wbich were read, «ho-ving in a moat «mpnait«: manner the solicitud« of the Hoard for tha prsservntion ot j-eav« and good order ef the city. Jfany of the Judge«* of J.ltcti.-n were praeent, «ml t-it-.- 0ed to the use of rejected boxe«, and thtt the only partie« whose vote« were rejected were thoa« whose namea were not « n the registration of 1.Ö3. Tbe appearance of tbeae men, T may add, waa also «boat the beat refutation thal could be givai of th« «lauder- «.u* st«t*m«nta aa to their bad chántete.. With a very few «xeeption«, thsy w«re th« «am« men who had served st «.vi-re election tor several y«ars past, and are men of un¬ doubted reap«cUbility. Aanthef of th« judgaa, »ho«« character baa been aaaailed, waa proved to have been a Judgaof Election«, wh«n Swann waa «leeted, and while in tbe army had been promoted from the rank« to Captain, tor good conda«-1. At 3 o'clock a receee waa taken till .» o'clock. It is -hough» the caee will be concluded to-mor¬ row night. ?a». A CARD. Ta OU Editai V TI. .V Y Trskatte. Si B Aa the report of the arraignment of the Hon. (Jar¬ ret Van Wageaer-a BepreaaeUtive of tha Ud Assembly l>>» tuet of Ibu County ia Ute late tagiaiainre of Sew-Jeisev- neon a charge of bribery and oo»-re«e-«ioa. baa beam aaatrad ia TUB TBIBWB and thna wkWy olrenlatcd, -»-li TO« da tit Tam Wngoner the Justie« to e»y »hal at Ihe trial wlilch oaaae off na fore th«? Met t"*r rouatv Coart, on T_aratlny last, thara wa» Bal one witness oifcrod (the Boa «J. IX Ulaa-Ml» who tthstitmi tamk all that Mi VSU Wagoaer ever «aid to htm wa«, that he «r««!« retliet giTo |s»t) oat «riiis »wa anakal thaa ¡hat the last Baaia. bul -wbloh be ee_ai«ki«« a wr*«* la «he Mate-AoaM Baas Tho <x.mt ro-aarwtsd M>at ae «v-leaco had hemm wj>i«<| »*«_» Mihed a»««ii a *it4j»<t»'«»» mt wron«, and U.e «Jery raaMtNetl armut iliot »f not (¿utlt-r* -TilUe.«* leartMg liK^r uea!» tyttaOtisBA-, wti\ pixmaa tuontituite . I t\ w\ iv;>-

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mKtittitictntniti.ftABNUM'S A-U-UiliAN MUSEUM

OAT AND tVB#nKO-TIB_ »KA UP ICE Mr I. W. Clarksand a t-bj rv~r~7- *wo HUNDRED THOl'SAND CUBIOS!ml ___

WINTEt OA.KUKN.THIS BtENINO-LADY AUDLEY"* BECB ET. Mrs. DP

Bewsrs._ n|

MIBLO S UARDL.N.tttlB rVENlNO-THE BLACK CBOOK-flieat Psrlilsans

«Salla» Tri.pe _ i

WALLA! K ri TIIEATEETHIS E.ENÎNO-THK PUT PAM1LT Mr Eredetl,; Bohlnsoa.

£t. Jaka Olibart. Mr. Cbarie* Pi.lier. Mm M-deline llsi,ruj«.-i«.ITe

DOUWORTH HALL. -. "

«IIB EV»*»'INO-M. Hans ihs liU-dealst-THE INDIAN»ASEE. -KICK. Mati-la-tlocl-sk.

OLYMPIC TKEATEE.PHIS E\i.NINO-T!I- LUNU _TElK_t. BO. Charles Wheat-

Wash Mist Esta Kewtoa

NKll YORK THEATEB.THIS EVEKINO-WAB TO TDK KNI. E-fl.ADY Al' DLE Y S

»KATY. Mr. Mark ewattk, Ut. Laerkt «Bakes, Mr.. Ooiaei.i,ra. Katie Wllkiae.

»OX'S OLD BOWEBY THEATEB.THIS P.VP.NINO-EOEE-ÎT OK BONDT-DIM) tiV MONT

ABOII4- LEB DE-BE rtHll. lia. Mia» Paaoy He» ia«, Mr. li. L.Wat._

BRUM»M AY THEATRETttl- EVrlNlNO-LITTLE BARE. OUT. Miss .Mis|,e Mlb hc.l.

NF.W Yt'RK I'lKtT.S""

THI« EWNINO-NEW Y«»KK CIB» US TltOlfK Mr BobImoaaeJ hi« li.isnt sou. PICTI (IKS .BOM PI« KM I! K

BELLY b LEON'* ".UNS,THIS P\> NINO-KELLY I I.EO*4"4 MINSl'KEL TROUPE

Ms 7««0 Brosaw»y.-LITTLE li AltKBslOT.

El«. TH AVESt'K OP l-lRA HOISE.THIS i Y 1 NINO-BUDWOKTH'S IMLNSTIIH.S-ST t,-:OROE

AND I Y. 1»K

STUDIO Bl ILDIN'iSOPEN DAILY-MO/J UBS EXHIBITION OK MARBLE

.TATLAEY.NEW YORK MUSE« M OB ANATOMY

OPEN DAILY -« I'RIOSIIIKS IN ANATOMY AND NAHBAL llli-OBY-LECTCRE- ON ill!. MICRt'SCOi'E.

BINWA Y HALL.THId EVE*s!NO-BAT> MAN'S IN Ut.lilli. CONCrRT-

sXsae. Ps ien» -tgnoe Brifnoli, Mr. Carl Koea, Mr. .«. H Mili.. Minor)Berra..» I. E K «nuns Mr Th... lue Thomas.

Buomcae rvolttce.DAVIS (.'OLLAMORE A CO.,

No. 4/yti Brosdvar. 4 UI"»TÍ b.low BrooiHBTIUT ! ui.rvd ilinr blore hy >.t»udtni it through lo Mercera!..

«dddBILVEB I'lATED WAKE

tot_s«r l.»n*e Stink .;

CHINA AND -LA-ÄWAK1l\ » In «re P»B»e*-_d Hiss«!ssi !<» . I«arm Aeeortmeut of

NEW (HIN'A DIMITO Bl IB.

TUB UOKRORI OF I.VDIOKSTION.lou C'.i. (. »ui of yout »to«i'«'*li. al »rt'inele dyey-i-'« h.i BBB«w

? st you: »i..mnh to coo.plan« ofyeal Possibly th» asea« yon en

lura sr» s.in|.'.t the .lo.iisih's tii.ia»d a' iakiiu rWBHV uu.ni you for

?Ml| and a« ising it. l'eilapa you li»»e neTrr nisdi sn »flail la

kottata I's col dillou but. ou Na» ut:i«r hind, sr» i-on'iiiuallT cram

?saa4i1wr.11 1.owbelese.no and ia. .ni;r,,"'ii loo. dava you »Ter

triednOSTBTTBH S ITOMACB BITTSBS.

a aroner d(»t. end r» gt.lsr _tesi« ' The Hi'.rrs In s wrrk would put

ytut llt/*rtir» sppsrslHS ill 1 erfrct ordrr. r.g-iUte the flow 01 bil« in

accoxlsnre with the liwi of 1 s> i:h. aid produce jue« «o much »pen

aB_t adieu a» would b*Decenary tor yonr -jood, and when you were

?eos sil ii£h! «judicious sod regular diriin« w.ibslu le «j -li» "inni-

?aw aad theo, would kemp yon so. H you har» neil», led tlieso

?Haas of cure, dont bísate »our stomach f>i »is rebellinii. It is

as«>sl; asiurs . hint thal she wints help. If you n»;lrct ii the next

IWagaeay be laftaaioiaiiea. or ».airbus Cancar, ot soo.« otliet rissss«ai «usais. There is su.-ti a thing H bsia| Um late la these

BOtTSTTKB » BtTTSSI

enU etwa Dyipaesla, but Dyspepsia Buy aaisadet diiessse whichAe>t s>' (rstoraliTas.

PEIPAEEV OIL OY PALM ARD MACE.1er Pteoerstag, lUeteciag and Kesut.tyiog tbs Hair, li is »be most

Aslight'ui sod wonderfal srticle the wo Id srst produced

Tia MABVBL OB PBBV,a BOW sad besntiful Perfuma.

tim ssle by al« Draggisti sad Per! nairn. Pries El per bott is, eachT. W, Waioar k «o.. Ns. IB« Liber-y «t '« Y

HALB'» HONEY OP HoBBHOl ND AJID TAB-ForColds. Inflnenrs, Hoareci.caa. Difbcalt Brrithnu. snd al.

of lbs Tbraat, Bronchial Tubes sud Lunjs, leading lo

«Ce_ss_af»tt>a. '

Tia» old sed weil tiird rnnrd» 1« ist., pleasant and iuli'.lih.e. Bold

By ail Dru^t«. . C ultu Dow sum. Oenersl Agent.No. 44 Cedar st.. N Y.

*fÍn_»MD AS.«!OBTM_.VT OF FÜRS-KYtry natura.Briely sad !ssblo_to«e si.i» Pr'i». based on the fair, reasoosble,mid .»at-iu... I rate ol probt, st Usxis'a, No. 5IJ «ros.lwsv.

AT WliOLKSAL--ClII-DR-*..» GBBTEE- WAE-B_*T_» Copper Tipped Boot, and Shoal -»wed «and Peered.

__Bieatew k TBASK. Yesey »1 , ». T._

SEWING MACUINK-Toa 8A_B and To RriiT

V. W. WlCK-» No. 744 BroatlwlT, np »talr».

CONSTITUTION WATBR. » certain euri« l«»r HIA-?Blaa. I'.irsi snd sil »Ulura« f the KID.XI.TI lud K-spoaa. !>e-

^ot Be. Vi« U «1. Sold by all Drujfists.__. DE. «HAB-IIBOI'S PBBI«TALTIC LO-EBQBB, tiu. popu-iarrasMdy for Hsbitnsl CostiTeiirM Pflsa «id ludii»»'ioti.

DAME S 1'ULMO I'.RONCUIAL TEOCHESVar Coast'». Cold» and .'! Throsi end L.ni|Diiease». So «) rTiiywhere.

1 ___*TC*_y_'s OBBAI KHBIIMATIG KK-rknv ii thevost wortderlul rstcsdy STrr brought b«loie the 1 al r. Anniesaaa of I' 1- ity who usa los« tbe use t f bli limbs, and I »2 nedVrnUhee foi o»rr iii months, bas bc«n Cs,uipl*t»ly 1 led hy ni « bet¬tie. Tell yon, .Uti. ted tt en,:.

Í AH! TllblKB IS NOTHI-0 LIKE IT.-Nt-V.r I'

aoytbinf 10 perfect. CBBVAUBB . Lira t»OB TBS HAIS te.lor«-!

ff/mj hait to ila ytaub/ui beauly, iuipaiting hesiih md Btreuftb to the

weakes» bair, «tops Iii falling ort. keane the h.*d clem. Sold by ill

«Druggists end Intelligent Hs!l-rS«ieri, SBd st By oike No I-J

.eaadway. BABAB A. CHSTAII«» M D.

Poa MAUKI-0 LINBN. &C-.CilBB s laracTi-D IXPRUBLB Pr.jtcil» petit'ed 'US-ltO*. For

Mis by Btatii '»is sud DruggialsTea IBDIUSL« Pr-srii lo

NuilhaiiipitD, Mass

FfcOBBSCERsTirsibe fred Ltck.-.lttL

Sawiiie-MacBiarg.Best family machine iu the w srlj

PLOBS.TC« a M n

_WlL-COX A Í.1BB8 SBWIMO MAI HI Nfc

lusrsm is stronger and less liable to rip ia use cr weei. His theLeek-etilch "-[ Jaift s Reytf at ti, " leleni Park Ti ml.Bead for tbi ' Report and «MB plei of Work containing |..<Akli.««. «d

ItKciie« on the istns pise« of go«..... _Mo. hot Biosdwiy.

TUB ABE AN- LBO, bv H. FRANK PALMKB, 1-L. D.-Bits «'boat" fre»to soldirn. and low to ettieeii sad #«____) 1 «.<f beils'ut ii.. Phils; Aitor pi.. NY. li) Greta it, Etiilt-u. Avoidfraudu.ent (mllirions of hie rea:»i ts.

_

TUB Howe 8BWIBO MACHINBS-LO« E STITCH.-Pei EsBiiiiri aad Manufacturer». Tbey srs wer'.d-retiewr.ri!.

TBB -turi MACBISB te So. «M Breedway. New lark.

-dons CHKMICAL POMADB K«.«tt.r.h Gray flair,keep« li glossy snd from fsl'ni out, r»n.o»e» ilsi t!rnf the ki e«i «lets-

Ing need Held by KriBTOS No 10 ...!«.. Hotise and iii....

IkiPBOV ÏD liOCK-M IT« H M Al'HlMt'B f«»T ThllOi. »lidMaat.fsct.rers. Uavvaa k LAS». bBWiBe MAIBISI ( illili,lia. **Broadway._

1Eü8S_9, E-A8TIC ST«ÔCKIN08, SrBPBB-OBT liANl).seas, SerrvBTB»-!. Be-MABSB <V Ce. * Bsdicai Cars -rrns UEisaoly st No. Ï YeeeV-s». Lsdr sttendaat._~DE. SCHBECE vri.l be at No. M i'tiad-».., iNtw-Yoit,a»ery Tuesday from » s. ». to 3 p. at._Lädion, discard ¡-jurionspaddings. Madbine Jomel's

Maainaariai Balm and Pateat Biessi Lie.ator '.o deTsl»«p li«» Hair. (hi.Ulsgicelly. Dapet l61 Canal .'. «?, d by diurilaU Seid foi

Kitl-TDri-. it. COS. litXK »Sl-lT« H «S-tYINO MA-eaiaaa «e4lB«>"lway KlntPreanumsN Y sid Pi Stala Ksi

WHBKLSB- at WILSON'S I-CKE-STITIB ..kwiB«Maoaiai sod BCTTOBBOL« MACB.XB. N«. «njBrssdwsy_0BOvi-a d liAjiYPs B10BB8T PBBMit'M ELASTIC

El«_WBBWneMAcIma« Aw ksmtiy am. Ns^ «M Broadway_'WBBD'S IMPROVED »K-VKVO-MACHINES. S4B6 llronlwa-,

Tea bee» «AWL« Machine, usiug s straight Leed s s_J sl.uti'eAlso large M_c)uues for ail msr. ii» turing |ui r« ..> « -war.!».).

Cartes Vignette, fit per doz.i.; Duplícate». *v.A«Iaa|s.'i»a»r.gUUrsd. B. A Lawn No lüolhall.ani el- ."4 T._

At GIUBELDE'K, So. ïstië Broadway,pa sahl bit ian this week, superb Parua Ma«,as art.clss?MMtsd. far ssle ratal! it wholesale pries.CEIBTADOEO'S KXCKLSIOE HAIR DYB ii nniv»-i»_].y

^S-aseladgedas the best eatsat. Pictory. No.« Astor lit sa

A BUBB PILE CUBE.tiw. OI-BBBV * Pua !>»v-e_-rr.

fesiEvalT asna tbe wsee» aasas of Plias. Bast by ami sa r»

Wal el #>«- Cireais/S free. Bold by druggists Agett wsnted sesiy»Ssaa. Addraw/I. BBB-JSB, Ma_ag<"N<>. «» Broadway, Nsw

YtiUaAP. St 8o»,No. «PI Broadway, New-York,erna teank-et., MBB-SCB-VB Pura -Ujnr»acrCB«Bi

sPteei eat te orlar, »epalred «a« moootad.

EDUCATION.

«DOEVEEJUCB OB ILLtBOU COLLEABB.

_ CytoAOOj Pet -O.-Thete waa a eo-ierei.ee of the

i7.^a»D^t-i_-^___Sî ___Î-T" ta î_* «»PI»»»»«»

Jfeto'$<rrk flaüߣttíwu¿WM»NESDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1806.

Itta KKW-YOEB TBIBUNB m NRW-OB_.EANB. -Ourfriends v ititiu< New (VI.MII» osa !»uy Tut. .«IIB«'.-

Datif, 8-aai W_al»lr or W«eklr, ol Mr A. Nin.-n N i '?»

KaicMino s' for 6v. fiants

OP* On tkt inside paget of to-day t tun ttt'l b«foundan opinion of Brig f;" Steiewrt t.. Wsodford hy dSouthern Lotuitil, Military Intelligence; Ctrtl Court i;

Money and other Mori,ti i ; A I'ropotod Git Icn of Art,and other important itemt.

,The WeiUy Tribune, pttlt'isiitd (hu morrn'mj. contains

Mr. SihiilUij'i "Afternoon teilh Caumt Bttmark," Let¬ten from Bayard Taylor und "Tom Urotrtt of Rugby."New Publications, The Magazines, Lecture of WendellPhillips, Fine Artt, Setenes, Literatort. Foreign Mis¬cellany, General Keuss and Personal Haul, The Mary¬land Trouble, The Fenian Triait, Editorial Notes, o

Summary of the Latest Netr-t, Editoriall, tlrctusn Intel-ligtncc, Political, Aem ulture-The Collón Crop, TheAmerican Institute Farmer» Club, Commercial ¡talleri,Full Reports of the Dry Goods, Horse, Caille, Grain,and Prorisiou Market», tfc.-

The liVpiibluaii-Ciiion County ami Judiciary Coa-jventiou reaa-euiblcd at No. GO. Broadway, lust even-

in).', to consider communications from WILLIAM YL

McKikK-Y. Eeq., »uti Gen. JoHM A. KOSTLR, declin¬

ing their nominations foi Regi-«ter and Surrogaten--').-« t.xly. This atep hml been prompted by nu

unwillingness to Und, oven in view of curtain and

decisive deleat, birt purely ÍXKBUS,) they hud lx-cn led

lo belicv«« Unit thfiy wgnttlh served the Good Cause

by »o doing-that candidates could br» nomiuated in

their at«*ad who would insure it» local and [pudt-rmoro emphatic it* general triumph. Thone reMgna-

ti'iii!- weit-, aller a lree anti apmted di-*4:U-sii>u, sever¬

ally -i.-i.-|»t«-d: and Hu- two Convention« proceeded ti.

nominal.', with great unanimity, the candidate» of

the an!« " King" Demociacy, (»en. CHARLES 0. HAL

»MNKIII: l.'etrister und .lAMKB.M. .-«MiTii, I««I,. for Sur¬

rogate. The entire Couuly Ticket, at Ihm per¬

fected, now isiaiida:/.,, fe.I- IOIIN M'IM.WII'K. .«...,.- um M kim

i., sAI.LX \\1>KK >li \l._i:

I... ktsmmter, «... l ii A 1:1.1 :«.!. II 11.1'IMI.lui is ,1. NAlil V.'s.V

-Thin lickot r«7B he elected; and it» HUCO*"»* will

pnve the way lor a complet.« overthrow and rou. of

the " King "of Munit ip.il plunderers at UM Ch.irl«'r

Election tour week« henoe. Hy aupporting it heartilyami Ihorougbly, our friend« will poweffaU«/ strengthentheir Slate Ticket, and contribute to the election of

ttif caudidtttes for Couicre«- and the AuemMy.Granted that moat of un would have |M-'"'"oiTed to olee«,

five «>!' our own men, it iri certa nly bei'tr to succeod

with throe than to fail with all fire.

Friend« of Gov. I'LETOK ' let tia j»oll «ffWy vote for

every man on the anti King County Ticket! If we

eupport it cordially and -naninio'inly. «-in.ttgh in¬

dependent Hemocrata will do likewise, to insure ita

triumph ! Let u« au résolve that it »hall IM chno'

The \ erinoat Hu nae of Representa live* ye-« - laratified the Conalitulioii-1 Ameudiufiit br * «?

199 to II.

Gen. Ortega h«_t left New-Orl-sWis tt li ». », withthe intention, it ia thought, of trying to «pt HIIMI theKio Grande into Mexico. A dispivh «Sim New-OileatiH inform.« tia, however, I h «al ahottl I ha m...

attempt he will be srreeted by th«* In . I «Si ''«M '»rli-

oer coiunii'.idiiig lh«! I»i_(ii t

I .Me til', ne» from -fexioo bring in'

defection of Gen. LotaeVi from the lui,«".From the abilities and iaflueaoe of th»« Qeaeral, thi«

Í' i« properly regarded as a heavy bl >.v to MaaimiliaD.The fate» are against the l.iiipiie. L vident»/ the end

approaches. ____________________

Thetiial of the I._lfin*oro Police (»mini-was resumed yesterday, and not one oí Hie

aguiu-it them »Be atutained by tbe evidence. Thus

Btteoaft I«, ¡..nive ihem unlit f««r eben positionlia« been ,m tittei" lailiu«-. Oat*. «Su ann vi iii aOMOeljorder their removal nul. ? new facts are diru-loBeil.Our gpecial telegram» give sou,« iiitercting points mthe proceed« ti;'« ->?-'. ni «v.

The Hon. t.eorge II. Andrews, the Hon. «IfahloOChance ol Ohio and other eminent speak.-rs ivill a«l-diess the Republican!, «if ¡he XXtb Ward tim evcuim*.at Lincoln Hall, corner of Eightb-ave. ami Thirty-*>eco_d-.t. Let the In ion ¡nts of the XVth ..«»emblyI >-ir t turn out en uia««.-. us this la the last rallybefore the e'ecion.

We are -lud to <..-,< that it ii proposed to nmko the

ottice ti Superintendent of Public. Pi lol lag an electiveoffice "'i tlit part of CeogreBE We -iigre««

I will eliot u person who .-1 geod printer, who will «tay¡u Washington ami »'temi to _labtM__M, _ii<l_oth..i.g..round New York tavern? and Tammany Hull. iflio|the «iirty work of Andrew Johnson and the I»« in«

eratic party __________________

Tie example ol'Cn- «Pnaiieal la aiiirming the an«

! _<«i.«titii'ioi)ttüt.y of the Civil Bigbta Hill ha» «bera «tooi!y followed by Southern conrti. «I .le

MagraiM ti tho fir« dt Court at Annap«-.tljrefaeedta tàMûi «segra toatlim. aj. atti li li

tboagbt that thin jue,clent will bi H«l"(,'td by theCourt- (.'-uerally. In contract to -hil ill'yal ruling elJadfre Magrmlei ia ti»- of a aWt< IIUIH of

DiaDtl&ugl.t«.r, solely 'îpon negro testimony l¡\, IQaaia»»i¡«¡«-. Tha appfCDticeebip »jbtem in Maryland ap¬pears 'o be but a new form of Slavery. Alto>'.Mr. JahotOBtl iiolny i.a« a pernicious ¡nfluence on the-tate, and tlit-courage« it« loyal ritiren«.

.Ion- TI. 1ÍB.Í«./*« wie in I8S9 cht>,en R»¡,reBer,ta-tive in CoEfNea Ama the l^a-terri Di.-trict o! Teran

by the IIK itv»-vote of-JC.'BIB.") to :i,"»4l tor Judge W.13-Ochiltree, hil alle _::d eminent compttit««r. Wecan re.all no instance !n which so larpe a majoritywai ¿ven in a cootested election for Cfitgrefi*. JudgeReagan wei of iaaiM ft Democrat, ard «plaafM withhil party into tJecefwion. Jerter-on I)_vi« ruade LimPo-tmast^r-General, and be tiiled other high trustsunder tie Confedera, y. On the coila«, se of theKebel!i«n, he was taken prisoner, and coiilined lor

iBonth. in Fort Warren, whence he waa finally lib-«rated on parole. He returned forthwith to lu», inrin

n Teiae, telling his frieoda privately that he wi.hednever again to quit it for pnblio station. He toldthem, moreover, that he believed it every w«y ad-vi.able that the .Hacke .hould be «ccorded the liightof Snffrage.Judge Keagao, we now hear, ha« written and pub.

lished a )ci tor. advocating the complete enfrancbi-e*meat of ti«; I.lu.-ki. We rejoice that he baa done ao*

because we are .ure that be has pat the matter on itatrue and everlasting foundation. He baa not, wa are

co-Adent, advocated Impartial Suffrage ae lorn«.

thing whioh the North demanda and the Southmust ultimately concede, but haa oommendedit ai eeaeotially right, wiae, aad' beueüoent-u »

measure essential to the harmony, aeoority and thriftof the South and of the entire Union. We feel tare

that the more intelligent and inbetanUai ô)tt*e_j oithe lal» Slave Stale« will bear ant heed bia well-

¡V toward effooting a 8p6.fly rettoration of tli. JL'nionwhich «'iii!I bo at unco complote aud |»«.-_»'_l«i A!

Th" nport of s concentration _f .'.niaiw on ib*border.tt, »ro hi>p*, untrue. Krom their own ma n' ifvieweuoh a. Uueal wcmli lui unen*«, f« thoy h-"-*n»' tb« forco t-o attoropl aiit-tùer uivt-nou, And kiutv

by e-p.rioiic- bow promptly tho Pronidetit would »idtbo 0analian »11thinti'M. The r«vjuivit the« Oo-ernmont baa mad. for mercy to the primm na, «_«titiuedl»y tbe cmph&t io appeal of the Voiiii->ut I«_gi.l.-t'ir»,.would lie omb-irt-*»ed by any imprudent *»iii m of the

FoDiAda, »nd wo flidorodit all rumora of iut«ndod rio-l-UCO. _____________________

FORWARDI__ h.otory of our oountry, for Um laat »ii yo*.», ia

a record of «u.ceBtiive Dum .eratic prediction» atoadilyfalsified by ovouta. Since tho pro-.[«ivory party foifillod if« own prophecy hy ijiniiß'ir.tingtho RobellioD,it Ita» ne «/p. failed to anticipate a_d foroaee exactlywhat the no1 come to paa«,.

It first pidclaimosl that any atfempt of th» I.uicoluAdiniui-tratum to omore« tim law, and maintain the

authority of the Union in tho South woalJ provoker««ri.-tance and civil war in the North; but. when the

time carne for ivtiou, it did not dare to make good iU

i«jtiii_iv««. .

» It in-,ij,t(A^-that the SlaveholderV KebeUioà cooldinver lu. put down; and that an; attempt «o lo »ub-

ilne it mil.*.. inevitably fail; yet tho Kcbollioii hat

britt utterly demolished by downright hard kin* k.«.It declare-, when BicClellan wa. Buper«ede«l. that

we ahonld have DO moreHW till he wan recallt»dto command; but he wa«i -«.*. recallt-d, -üd our.armie«v.t | 1 .«! Iii other» to décisive vict««.y.

It croaked in all our earn that ti)" policy of Kuian-

iij.iii.n wa*. Hu- death-knell of tho I'nion; but oventa

proved ii Hie I'nion's salvation.It declared that, if nogrot?«» were allowed to fiithl for

the I'nion, White men would uot; but I hoy wouldand did, even when Klacks charged and fought be-i»ide th tin, as al Wagner, Lieleua and Port Hadoon.

It der! .red the War for the I'niou a tailun*, and Mthal ground deni.mdod the People'» «roto»: UM People

d Ul irivt) tlieut, aijtl (ought out the War tu ?

glorious ¡»sue.It warned our people flint, if Linculi: B%tg It-ule« 1-

ed, tho War would bo interminable and disunion a

fised ho. \ e) Lincoln trot rfeloctod an.l t.'ic War

IOCS brou-M to nn end.It tAMkWm f" !n_-t.)ii our fumier, ? r!i i |»i BmBtt ol

ijt.ill« I»OOMOfîptioai an.l I N ttiènal l>ebf that would

ib-privo their faims of all value if the Bopnbliooni«ere not MU)- from fBWBt in '"I; J it, Ihoagh. the]were not, cou*»« nptioii noon ceased ead tho Debt is

being rapid«/ pa. I off wittow e«v ??>'? IUJ rodthit faillit ol farn..« ni any lot ii iAn 1 n m tin. ?l.itt-.t.'.l, oí] o» -1 i «- a propbel e moa

ln'iur- m I I lUififl 1 predi 'flinn

«Mm*- into ita Moheod, »ad np "Turn MI iii-

I thom d iwn- iprivo tbeia .>t

[rower-or the «Uoioo will never bo roetored, and a

tie'.v iii «I war will be iii.«Who boU-To» the erfMkiaf rino » Who oamhi

ita aellish ani doleful progtiosU«Mti »us Who doo«nut kuow that it will have to reale a civ.! wir if th . <

ig. to bo oft» Bopobl ia»Oaioo -t-' ouward to tham 1 til.« «TI.lory'

KO BARTERIS'iThere ire lor-raJ ctoao dulncta wherein .»i*-tn*n.U

are dtkod to swap off " th.'ir vot«*i for (Joeeniir .?>

help theil i:tli )»'.. for ('«in^r-a«, un 1er lliti i«'«* i 'i''

..it .*-. I .', m, »riiile .i tew ottra

tiltia may give in a Member ol (.'..N iw «-:. ,1 » iMrtBiitly eapect to el?». t (.i-»«' Kui'on

by » 1.1.. t« n omi >:ify. l»-r WO u. »v «n miro cer-

1,1 II il li '?' '. ill I :. I.*-,1, til.« I«

r-^hltrade »woy .«MP1 rQ The l««p"b-ii m oho H -i oi any Ion

I Ihoftf I T« h

TtttB NKl a lo nu'

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mid tli-reliy gaifl a lum lrudWort, t..

i.ti soll a Wo for li .-jr.'f .. .

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Il t Ti V .'

A PLEA I OR HU II »/is»

Thor» o'- ? i til Be pat-tio -»f '.'i;

Ntutli, witt.i, »ni <»l jiir'y, sh »util »mit*« in:ni KI to the I'M «I ¡i: i. ' mi I1:*"

itentenio of tl(*i(!li. 'I l.t «trun^ !

why thit frttonal nd goMrow .

' K! botftee i! tlint Oftfta-OOMTiJ (si»v»*ri.i:i«*iit coul«l

li«* prudently diairgarded. The public '.I I'aii.ida,did th«*y liudi-rstiiiiil tin- true n.ittin* ol' the BBfOt'tunity git un to the laic Fenian iiiwision, would doubt-len» discover moie callie» thaii one for this eurioii-«intermit muai brcmh, and be lets liki-ly to binnie the

¡ii-opl«- «.I the North thuii ihc Piwiloûl of the I n t««l

Ntatei: lea« di»po«ed to hanir KeniHDs a« they wouldriiiuiiion maleliictor-i. than ti» |o_MM» th» tVOthor«ous blunder of pulny wlmli. having tai-itly iBTttodrash m<n to tl:( ir poifl, lochod the tliiora upm tln-inand ¡mt the hBB ? th» )uiiidn ol iheir «n»

We held, und still hold, tbiiL the President of thoi »é siatc- wat to binni!*. IfkowM iiftnonhioablo to Canada in L»l,j.;._r th» ítoiOM tu deiiata!'« r they hud ii.vinled a friendly territory, he was

equally - iponCtT-DOOJhlo in aiding' thoa '<» invade'. 11 * ÍÁ arms to (ho Feniaii*1.well skoowtaf their pnrchn-er»; but when, s- it

100-Md, Sir. »lohtiion, by a ta.it pennimon,had allowed M.« m to no» thoo» anM| th<y were

conti-cnte«l. Now the tloverument iiinke« paradeol' it» prmiii.e tu M-stairi, tL« __, it under colidi-

which render it equally Bbiurd ai.d iNor WiU it be forgotten that ia l'reqient .peeches to

Fenian at the White BOOM, ID th» gratuitoui andvirprifing relente «.* | «1 Mitchcl, and iu the re-

mai kable and cotstaut onii-fioii of any worddi-w-uading the Keiiinta from an entarjiriie whiihhe Biv.it have krown to be illegal ai.ddangeroo», Mr

n ¿'«ive aid and comfort t. th« very mt- he be¬

trayed. Hat he did Lot beti ty thtm alune, he tv.t-

n nd» red the honor of th« North a» la*-«lj aa he de-1 rand it to deatii at New-Orlean», when, after ha-. ,ng;>erniitted 'hoe men to invade a peaceful State heton- .n i«iial mean» to have them banged. Thelentimentof the North, though much provoked by the

fliilnro ol' Great Britain to render ita internationalObligation« daring our own war, did not coun.elthe iiiTMiou of ita neighbor territory; but itmaintained that, OB our part, wa were hound to no

more than our own f-tema'iomtl obligation«. Hence,whtn the Preeident, having deliberately led on

tbe Veniana to known ruin, ha-.tily closed the trapon them to oblige their em mit*, he «hocked tie publicwtiK of consistency. A weak policy i_ alway« wrongat both end« and had in V't middle; and thua thoPresident has failed to aatiify Irishmen, Americana,or Canadian«.The President and the "Secietary of State ar« now

making just amenda to as abu__d publio opinion, byurging upon the Kiitiibi.ov.rnment a wiaelj-mercifuland forgiving policy. Thin appeal ia atrengtbjmedand mad» consistent by the fact tbat a Governmentaa great _e our own hu cot condemned to death <ru»

out of thonaauda of ita enemies guilty of treaaon andrebellion-the wont offen«, that can be eommittedagainat ?> nation. Great Britain, Kranoe. and more

recently and aarneelly the Pop» of Rome, have »oughtopportunity to intorpoee every friendly oflioo for the

pardon of theae offender»-among them the chief cul¬

prit, Jefferson Darii. That tb««y ram .m unpuriehedia du» lo lb» mercy and magnanun ty of tim Ntnili,which in appaal'ug f»** Hio» few Pouiau pnaonei-a ooa-

flftBIP»! \i 4.^-f. H*j li** -i-ih'«'! t-> ^liioh ii IUDKH/

ahow moro than a parallel in forbearance and gene¬rosity Can C-tnada imitate a better example '

We have groat ho*>o that J,be couiwel of our Oovora-iii'«nt. backed by the geuoral aenttmoot of the Unioa,will be boar in the fnondlieat »pirit, and that the?' »n I «-m n "1 prisoners will be saved from the u-elosanin«of A p'liii-bin.nl in laostcaaoaoutof proportion to theirreal offenao. Canada ahouid give every heol to tbev-ii'itj whisjli luksllii* favor in tho iatereat of peaceanJ, in a certain aenao, of justice; for it is the voice ofa groat nation which has «.molhiog OH it« «ido to for«gn-r* ih.it it« Brituh aoighbor« might noll afford to

have blotted out. The Britieli aovommeat in Canada!iv «i more to gain by the pardon of tho*» mon than byi.h.u death, and »uroly could afford, in tho iiilorost oftho future, to be M magaanimoua aa tbo mother

country, whi.h pivdoaed its ItMt actual rebel. The

«nauiplo of meroy will help to O-ooel many en oldloora, bath--»fe onit-crotw tbo wator. It will be a

good ri-anr .nro that Canada will not be invadeda^'iiu, au.l it wül foo a bond of good will l»<5tw»«oii tho

strength of tho Union and the. wo*kn_s* of its neigh¬bor. Therefore, wfoa fever the Fenian- advertise to

do in auy quartor of the British realm, wo hold it to bea uiea*>uro of tho highest «polio/ on tho part of GreatBritain, and cspocially of Canada, to morcifully for«le'.ir. Tho opinion of tho world will applaud the act;and ti hat is more directly to the purpose, tho domi¬nant and intelligent soiitiment of tho Doited Stateswill be grateful for it.

THE NEW COMPLICATION BETWEEN PRUS¬SIA AND Al STRIA.

The relations between Prussia and Austria have, in

«pito oftho conclusion of pe.ii-.., remained of th." must

unfriendly nature. Some weeks ago, whou a difficultyarose «kftwaM the Prussian Oovernmont and theHouse of Doputios on account of a loan of sixty mil¬lion« proposed by the form«.., Count Bismark verydi.t.nctly uitiuiiitod that the di.poiitions of the Aus¬

trian Government might 6oon bring on another war.

The official and e«*ini-oifi. i.d près-» of Prussia has ever

sine«» spoken of the relations of tho two courts in thesam« mannor. Thoy have, in particular, remonstratedin very emphatic language again-»t the intentionn». iib« ,i to the Austrian Emperor of appointing theformer «saxon Minister, Huron von Beust, one of thoftble-t und most determined opponent« of the I'rus-

liaa |»«»li«y, Minister of «FoceigB Affairs in Austria.1 s'n[i cmili!, o! loursti, li- lo«)ked upon by Prus¬

sia Daly as an intimation that Austria would 111ahanow odor's to retain and to streng!hen its position as

I i.Tinaii Powers It, as a recent Cable lalItateá«. I!»r«tti vt.n lli'ist ha, r>-t« .ve.l the appoiutmont.in »pile of nil tin." Pi BM-BI remonstrance.«, it h veryp 1.n .».!,, iii.» ralatiaaa «»f tti.» two Government ««, as a

I'll!-« di.pit.h of th« day b«jfore yo-.t«irday «Utod.shuultl iu-unn« t very iiienn« iiig character.

Hut Austria has n«»t t illaii out with Prusda alone.I'»r MM time tbe Austnan Government has visibly

i'-<: Hi ui'iouai a «pim!, »in of the l'oies; s«)

much so, that the Poli-di «uSj«tiBkPt 'K i.ns and Pras-sn have beg in to talk of a re«in;«)ti of all the formerPolish territory an a part of the Austrian Empire.Those s'ops, of cours..«, have boon received with mar_odli-,>l_ii--iire III 8». Pet-ribing. Moro nxently, the ap-"H):ntm''nt of (')iint 0«>!'u"howiki a» Governor-Gene«ra! of Oilltcia, lou greatly aila! ?«> the divsaüsfeo-'..m «I I.usaia. Gallicia is generally regarded a« thei'«! .1 Crown-land of Austria; but in fact, the majorityit' Hi.« iu-ii!iit_:r» are not Poles, but Kuth.-n. UM, a

I«alaril tnfoo. more akin to the Ruisians.than to theP «lu«. Hitherto the Polas have b.«on m evorv respectilia pri I unit) .ti« ra« -o. but of lato the Rutlienianiharn b-juii t«. cultívelo more toelorialy their nationalI..-, i« lia, ostabluh «OIKIOIS. and ia ever/ r-«sp«*etsst-'it . .e.r olaiini to reinsiuing a nationality dlstinot

.« rho«e oodeavir» find au enlim»?. mp i'hy m U'lssia, M-i« tate UM R «tfeaaiaataar-«! |{<tii»u«. who, m . . i v. of tim»», M ia

mi,'-i.'-«, ml, '«."

.-i. CounttiTski. wh.im the Ans«.ian '.?»?.- «riinie-st has

'.-»...' Ont«ra lea I, 1» aaiii thûrefor»- greatly disliked by

Kui . , -iii.l Hn.seii.ina. Tbe attitude ol B1. «. .1 Hy.

it .¡Ion ivh.v-h

[KWUI'JIJ mid m I'jiimii» «v i.-ina Car ita laaeea Iyeal 11'?> 1»«-t«)a. 1 «a Turkey, i.« by no ni . «in

1 ad to re a kimi boUag'.wo P»iw««r». Then« 1-, t!i «refori«. » great

Ulta» III the Cable 1 our I.«,ne ii i,-,.

.' 1»' mia ra thought mW. to be >[>;">.'ein ... Vu-ttrii.

If Austria should uso ihn utmost care not t» off-ndt'liiiet««,!'Henni IB-Uist. Piter-sbiirg.it

be extremely .liffi, ult to liv.« at permanentnib inthnr. The Pru-suiu (!««' i-rniiient v ill

mv-r tituuus tti sook for ¡A amiable opportunity to g.niithe Gorman Provinces, and Russia will eviir be aux-

iiusi to prevent th» «aoaM-ktatkia of a TToet lnla.ier.mpire and UM advance of a competitor in th» Ka»t.At honie th.-r" i« nothing that would point to a closer

uniou hetwaen the divergent nationalities, while, on

the other band, the separate tendencies of the Ger-

maní,Hiine*.triani,á-!_,vi and Kouuiniii.iiis are «teadilyand rapidly growing. Thus the opinion ia every.where gaining ground that ?* further «li-nntegrafton of.,«: «JLaaMaa ..m_ir.- aaaaol be remote, and that it

may poeeibly be Ti-ry near.

BCAMDAL.If til« M- la fi.e tmstmwmt for Vihi.-h we »hotil.1 like to

lee the pillory re-.tabli.hcd-with accessory ear-dit-

tlag und munging with thoug«-it is the publicationof acaudtil» vu li** private lue» of public men. Thereis a da.«» of creature« who delight in inventingthe most iui'aiuou« calumnies. B.-ean.e a mau attain»

high station, he is made the mark of the most vindic¬tive and peni-tout assault.. In »orne cásea the motivei s a de-ire to gratify & pru.ieut fancy. In other«, to

un.;,! 1 tie payment of money by way of bl_ck mail-Our pom huiiiiiu nature ruther teuds to believo muchII wini', «¡a bad of man, and a bn-e -vhisper often be¬

comes un accepted and widely-circulated lie.TI.. l«t«»t and most brutal exhibition of this it a

«caudal we hive seen drift.ng through ti «i now-paper»in reference lo Mr», tienator b^ftagaa of Rhode I«l«nd.

Ihe natur« of it »e stall not reproduce. It ia printedat a time wl eu Mr. .Spragae is absent from Americawith his family. It wa» orig;n«liy lint from \Vi_~u-

ingtou to a DemocruMo paper.nth« Weat, Mad «.a.«

been printed bjr leitling Democratic paper» io thaKant. Mr. ¡«.prague seeni» to be a favorite object ofdetract.«)... He waa the îirit . iovernor of a NorthernK'ate with 1 'oun.rvative «ympathle« to approve thewar. Be «ntered the «ervice, raised regiment«,«erv«d wi h much gallantry and mcoeie, «and wa«

choteo to th« Senate from Rhode Island aa the re¬

ward ofbi«service«. D»> ha«been as true to the countrysince peace aa he was during war, acd while not a

ccnepictioua 'or noity Senator, vote« alwaye rightThere are few of our public men who hare invitedcalumny lesa than Senator Sprague, who have homehonor« with more modesty and worth. AH we have«aid, few have been more peculiarly and offeniiv«iyMseiled.This we say for Senator Sprague, who ia not here to

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?peak for himself. It would be well if he made suchan example tf thoa« have libeled him and bia familythat the basiuew of libeling would be -bendoned. Ifone or two of the prurient areataree were nant to

Jail for a term of yean, it would have a wholesomeeffect.

The Hon. WILLUM A. OABLIKH ia new the oulyoaudidate for Coogreaa in the IXth (up-town) Districtopposed to FernAndo Wood. Mr. Dai hug's friendsa»e numeran«, oarueit, and oonûdout of «uoooao.

Thor hold a meoliu*- (An cooning ¿i Kooli'« TerraceUaideii, .''mini of Thud ave end Filly ninth st, at

rnttfr f^i«.-»*- QmftikU 2f fc)W ^«Cr-.. (^. Vy^

bridge, and Mr. Darling, will bo among the »peaker».Let the (.»publican» ol that Diatrict tara out in theiretrongUr Th.ro are many moro of thom Iban ovar

yet voted thore.

Th* sWorii, noticing the fact that property at HewOrteana ha» largely appreciated io ralue by roaaou oftho Indu- of Northern capital and population, civillyinquire«:

Will Mr Grr}t\eiy go«own Sooth aod auk« that *poe«*!i,".«fe anil __inol«*t<*«i a« bo war, or trill he keep o« delug Otwieuee at the bs-mh aa a ootrard and calumniator.

-taiwer.-air. (Jreoiey baa no desire« to apeak iu New-Orleana bat lu adrooaoy of Impartial »Suffrage anduniform Civil Right«; and it wa« avowedly for «o

»|v»king in New-Orleans thal Or. Doiti« waa mur¬

dered. The Kov. Mr. Horton was butohered therefor only praying iu th. «arno course. Score« of others

were «hot or »tabbed on auspicio» that they were infavor of Impartial Suffrage-their color being in manyocwei the only ground of such suspiolon. The Polioeof -tow-Orlean-t were the ohief murderers; h»r Mayorairosidad over the ataugbter. If The World had onlyprinted, as wo did, all the official documents exposingthis infernal carnage, it * reader« would know why we

ctanot trunt the assurances ot ita Southern brethren.Their tender mercies are cruel.

The one thingWhich condoned much with the peopletho humiliating error of Andrew Johnson'» inaugura¬tion-day speech wai hin boast that he wa« a pleboian,and tbo pride with which he held up to the represen¬tatives of the monarchic« of Europo his cqgniaance ofthe goo-i» and shears. What a reeling 'round thecirclo ' Hut a year and a half have gone by. and he

publishes au argttaiont through his Interior Secretary.frowning to prove that governmental powers are

dangerous only wheo they who exercise them art.

dim tit rriponiiblt to the people-that the ouly dangerConstitutional liberty in the United 8tates noed ap¬prehend is from the lre.-dily-clocted representatives ofthe people assembled in OoapM-M It is, indeed, hightime that tbe people made themselves heard. To the

polls, all of you, on the (»th of November You have

your nation to save.*

" Recon-tnicliou under the Constitution as it is,"clamor tho Kebel-CVul.deratos. Before the war, thewhites iu tho South voted for three-fifths of theirne.roes. Now, uuder "fin* Constitution as it, lo,"they would vote for five-lif'tlis-for the whole of them.

They a.-k for a premium up«iii treason and rebellion!I'n,br the Constitution Itefote the war, the Rebels,favored by Slavery, paid three-fifths of the taxes.

But th<* »slaves having I«*. __M Ott-NM ht the purposeol taxai on, their tit»«*;» are assessed on themselvesmil the birniir'master* have shuffled off the three-fifth.*.. " Reconstructed by Andrew Johuson. the

¡Mola would gain 40 per cent, in representation and

get r:J ofM 'HT c«*ut. «>! U Tiitiou «"-.uroly the voters

of the North and West will »tandnosuch "representa¬tion fril-HO-t taxation." Toey will demand the Con¬

stitutional Amendment.

lavery dollar of the Internal Revenue tax paid bythe North and .West ia a load upon the industry andmomeo of loyal men, imposed by Bebéis. TheRebel» themselves suroI»- should lighten this load by.earing their proportion of the expenses of the war.

Johnson, when placed in office by Booth, found theHebel «States uuder a law of Congress justly puttingou them the »ecessit *of bearing that proportiou.The Government taies were being collected in tho.South. Johnson imoied an order that their collectionshould Im stoppe«!. With imperial usurpation, he baarelooaod tho South from taxation, and overthrown»law of the land, aud defied the authority of the

IVoplo's Congress.

Andrew Johii.-»on ha« exe-K-i-sod the appointing powerI...ely to bfttk ifown a higher and coordinate branch

I tin* Government, to deprive it of its rightful au¬

thority, ami to nullify the will of the iieople which it

was eli.-«'nil to represent. This» high ciimo aud mis-«lemeauor ia approved by «very Copperhead ruuningl«>r office, either Stat«, or Federal, and will be at.j-

tained hy every oandidat«« elected to Congress ou thelin.id-lud-luit'i'r" tiikiif. The unchecked use of

this appointing power, in defiance of the will of thes Mi., would chango the form of our .¡ovi-ruineut

from popular to autociati.*.

WANTED I_IMKDI-T-_.Y. a foreign war. to aavo theAdiiiiiiiitr.itiou of Andrew Johnson from present ruinaud ultimate infamy Mil »imiliau's retv.ru to Europetor doine.tii- rea.-ons, and the voluntary withdrawal of

the French troops, have made the eleventh-hour en¬

ergy of our foreign policy iu tbe case of Mexico so

cheap aud ridiculous that a solid and enduring fight,say with England, ia immediately wanted, to baudthe nation together in support of the Government and

I give success« to ?' My Policy." No proposai* to submitj tin« Alabama and Shenandoah spoliation claim» to ar-

lut ration will be li-tened to. Apply at the Whit«House.

" Radicalism," accepted aud proudly-worn -arno ofreproach, in daily becoming more radical. The Peopleare ahead of Congres«.. Audiences are beyond their

speakers. The full representation of the populai fat¬ing will make the remaining ¡abort of th. XXXIXih

Congress speedy and easy tor the extrication of the

country from the embarrassment» and danger» intowhich Andrew J«ihuson has treacherously led it.

lícre« to iii«» nmu lliHl ÜKWh.i'.?!,«»t Iii«1 mila ?»' ' ?«'! .!.>.

PRIMOMA_.- If the author «.I the above l.»ai-t, givenat a dinner-table in N'ew-Oiieau». is in want of an

office, and will apply at the White House in Washing-ton, lewillhearof loiiie'hug'.oh'saiiVan'a^c.

PaRsoNAi..--Vi.. Hepworth DÍIOD, tbe well knotu

I Kditor of 'Eke Lot ?. À turn, and biographer of

bool Bacon and William fiV.r.-, leaves for horn« by tau1 S.«»ti» this morning. Mr. tttxwe hns devoted Iba lastfour month» to a too. throojfc tho JTorthabi Slate», a por-Koo of ile Smith, nid iii tat west aa utah, where ha »pent

j inverai weeks in studying Mormon faith and j lactic*. Havi_it««i the Jttmca Uiver, .'¡yu.ou'h Iioe_.»nd othwloeaJ«inca of inUir.it in our early history. Be has »IM beM

.riiilyinf th» M_f:mer.t among 00» publisher», »uihor» andjounialiar« upon the tiuesrou of an »uteiuaiioi.ul copyriRht law, w.th the view of oioperatii.g ia a free- move.

ment for ita adoption. I («m reaching berne Mr. Dixonwill immediately iitue in two in*all volumes a worken-ti-leil, ?« The V.f i,,,',,,!." rei-onliog hia «WrvKtionsoi social and political life/.n the Un.ted ..»t»», devotingparticular attention to tho.*» peculiar »ud »uj'oinwl.g-louaorganuattous among ii. ef KI ich littla is known byrite 0MMMÍ |.ul,ii« either iu Europe or Amen». He li»»

ben gres'ly pleased with his Unit, and bia obs»rvotioiieWill doubtless be entertaining and valuable

Mr. Edward A Stacsbttry. th» candidat» ot tb» Repubhean party m the Third District of Pas«a.e County for »

seat In tb» Naw-.Ieraey Bous» of Assembly, ia a thoroughUnionist, who, daring th» war and through th« tryingtime» th»t succeeded the colltps» of th» Co__ed«iaey, and»mid so great faithlessness, baa ever been tr_« to th»

great principle» efth» Union party of th« natíos. H» isumill» r with th» political controvaraia» mt tb» day. andthoroughly understands the statua ot part!«». Th» Unionvoter» of hi» district h»v» «lona wisely in choosing so ablea leader, and by proper etforte will carry tho district by a

decided majority.»so-

Major Gen Clinton B. Fisk, formerly c. .¡uns-ding mTonneaaeti-a soldier of valor and idebty during th» war,and aita th» wtr »a officor of the Freedmen s Bureau-who wa» removed by President Johnson for refusing to

follow that notonoua hut '1 «oíble" individual into th»

camp of the enemy, has baconu » rcatdant of New-YorkCity, haviof aoceptad "e pom ion of Vice I'resilent of«hu ll9tror«ili'an loam sue» Company.

W W lli.toiai. tio. x.ftt H«otul«jr»f. waa aaaa-IO-,«ruck, kijàod, Ut__*-___i-i .__.*-- _kltt-l .$»_ i.s<"ï y¿_J_4- I'-

tho Hoffman Mau UaeMag «Mt night. Hi« oiTespop wudistnb-itiBg pamphlat «~o***ea of "The Uaited gtate« 4accouat with the BabelU-a"-íssaed by th« Galen LeagaaThe Copperhead«eoull no otherwtseaaewar the i

WASHItSOTOH.

Br ra-issiSATB ta TBB tsanira.

THa ropuio ratBTtira-Tsa »aw BAursBtRi an*.OBATa uta na. cHAini'i_Ba--Tiia raa-BiuaiBouaaa co-RT-naaiiAL

We-WUi-ros Tiiaadar Ort. -j, egMr. Cornoliu» Wendoli, Superint.udent of Pübb«

Printing under Buohanan and Johnson, ia BOW niNew-York, engineering «onie private political U-E.»*of the Preeident'a. hfeanwhile the buaineaa ef thepublie, printing ia badly neglected, as it ha« been HHierto, to the benefit of Presidential schemes and ù__j.vidual aie«. This, though no news to Congram, willno doubt add the heaviest straw to ita deternunatioato make the office of Public Printer an elective ok«not to be conferred by the President aa a ooDfaaatatsinecure for a tool of any «ort, but by the -fete ¡ACongress. It is believnd that one of the first loc^iduties of Congrei*- at its next session will be th«ohoioe of a Public Printer; and if the office is giv.ato Mr. Defrees, as it probably will, net assured itwill be intelligently managed, and not neglected foithe pot'hon-6.The Democrats of New-Hampshire, «niions to

testify to Mr. Johnson their desire tor the removal olAssistant-Secretary Chandler, are circulating apetitio»for that purpose in his native State. Four tboeeendsignatures were obtained the first week, so say thechief movers in the matter here.The Military Commission convened at Raleigh,

N. C, aeveral months ago to try civilians charg*«.with offense against the United States Go-rerninentby the Steadman and Fullerton report has daily adJHiinied for the lut two months awaiting the arrival olwit Hessen. Orders were ¡«sued to-day for the Court Uproceed next Wednesday with such case« aa theycould try, and as far in each as possible.

«Secretary Seward determined to-day to carry theromains ofhis daughter at once to the family buryingground at Auburn. The funeral will take pla«.-, to'morrow, and the remains will be placed on a specialcar. At 6:1)0 p. _.. the family will leave for theNorth.Thomas Pitnam, e*q., of the District of Columbia,

recently appointed Consul at the Island of «St. Helena,left Washington, to-day, to take passage for Liver¬pool en route to his poet of duty.Tho President has directed the issne of a »warrant

for the pardon of Erastus 0. Parker, who waa eon-viet.-d at the October term ot ínüi, of the UnitedStates Circuit Court of Massachusetts, of reewvingand concoajiug money, known to have been «toieo,and seutencod to five years imprisonment.There have been seVeral cases of Asiatic cholera

during tbe past week. One of the victims was Jacobliowcuthal, a claim agent, who, it is said, contract«*!the disease in New-York, and wa« attacked with th«premonitory symptom* shortly after his arrival borafrom that city" on Saturday.

Chief-fust ice Chase, Caller, and other gontlotne«of this city hare this day sent a letter to Prof. Agasaiaasking him to deliver his lecture ou Hraril in this city,the coming Winter.James A. Morgan, esq., of Ohio, has beea ko-

pointed by Secretary Browning as Chief Clerk of f_-I'.nsion Bureau. Mr. Morgan has been Chief Fiatn-iner in the Pension Bureau for about four veara.

THE FREEDMES.

B-UBi) TBSTIHO-T BEBCSBt) IB tf.-BV_-.KB.BT T» LBDB.ra TO va« TBIBtT-S.

W'ASHDtoro.s, Got. 30.-Gea. C. EL Howard. Bar.««Commistionor for Maryland, ha« received the followingreport from a District gupennteudeut."On tho opening of th« Circuit Court at Aaaapolia,

Judge Magrud«r delivered a charg« to the Grand Jury ia

regard to their treatment of case« roncetning Froedmar»,«ud to too that tbey were af-brled all th« proteotit»secured to them br existing Sut« law«. Ha meda a<_allusion to the Civil Right« hill, or to the competen«««/ ofnegro testimony. On the ¿4th instant a casa oame bar«.»«"Bim involving th« right« of Preedmen to tw_.fr in a caa«in which one of th« parties wa« whito, being «nrtually «

qtiectton a« to the admission of negro «xtimony «garnetwhite'porsou«. In an elaboruto argunont and opinion,di«, long tho coustitutionality of th. Civil Ki^hts bill,tho.Tudga refused to admit to** negro te«tt».»ny Tbradfcisiou will bare the affect to overrule the l«M»i«to»of the District Court«, and moat of the Ma^i*tntaewill act in accordance with tiri« laat docuM».The Supenninndent state« he was summoned to apeeerbefore Die grand jury of th« 0. S. District Court at Bait»,nore mi the 4th of September, «ud givre-testimony «gainâtJudge Hapwood of Prince FMdoriektown, Calvert C«BB«ty, i'i.r retmiug to take the deAsiiiou of « coi«»red ma«.li.-l..«riie.l afterward the» di! n«.t Bul a bill <jf indict¬ment against him In ('«lrort County there ara n*

schools, all th.« colorad children bein,- held as apprentices,,and the parciiU have no eoutr.1 over thou», f» n-erou«

'..»iiip!.iiiit» continue to be mnvie by parent« who wish ton- «iv««i ehtldren apprenticed illegally. »Such oaae« as have**tome to mr notice Dava baan pi-ee-réd, and wiita of habeageorpua will issu«, in a few day«. There bave been no caaeeof outrai»« reportait to me during the paett mooth.

THE MARYLAND TROUBLE.

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IULTI-OBR. Oct. 30.-The investigation of cbai-g**against the Police Conitniasioners before Oov. 6»i_i_,Uij,'hKiet-iiiive Court, of irresponsible power« and ttnluniUdjttri««iietion. wa« r»«umed unlay, when th« hearing olteat Imooy for tbe delVnae was commesced.The Governor looked «somewhat unea«y aa he a«rveyed

the large number of highly respectable witnaaaee praaant»preparadlo invalidate and flatly contradict the masaol.«»lamieron« chargea and irrelevant «llcgitiona produced bywitnasaea for th* prosecution. As tb« examination oli*esc witnesaea proceeded the »fleet va« quite noticeable.The Uovernar fairly quailed before it, anil really looke«!,at time«, as though he arre on trial by the Polic« Hoardiustead of sitting in jtidgmei»t on ita acta.Tho eouD»<«l ror »Le «'on-missioner»« bad wlaelv sum¬

moned seversl partie» who in time« past bad baen familiaras participants in niac-ging Waul politic«, under theB-tgn of Mai or «Swann, now Governor. On« of theaoparti«*, who acted a« Ju.lg« at a recent electiou, andwbone character bad been asaail«?«!. waa brought on the«tand. He admitted he had beru a little rough in biafiue; he had «erred in the anny under Burnside andSheridan, but waa honorai ly di*, harped. II» had neves«Seen in he Penitentiary. Me elaiu.ed that he bad alwaysLad a gool reputation till he jomad the Know-Nothingparty, linng Qur. Swann« n-ign as Mayor of Ualti»inore, whoa he became a rowdy.Ai h« «aid tbi», the witness glanced at Hi« Kxrellency

raiaehievouily, remarking that he guestedJ_is Kxcallencf«new him. Here was a scene. Think of our dignifiedOovernor b«-tng confronted with one of ki« old Ward work»er. during the reign of the Ki.ow Nothings, when hi« hand«ofroaghaanJ plugs c»t.troUed the election«, and gavatheir opponent« notice te ieaTe ll.e poll« by piercing thenwith awls. Kvi-iiitly the Governor waadi-scoueerted. andth« counsel for the t_ro««eu"i< n ware glad to let him gogo with a very brief cnw-examinatio'i.George W.Taylor. S«*« retar) to the Police B«*ard «me«

1S»,4, testified to'the close attention of the (.'oinmiasioneret*» their dutie» of office, and swore that the ballot-bone«used at ile r»'.f ut electiou, of ont which io mach clamo«baa beau raited, wera the sai_« aa used at avery electioB,s.nee IM*, also, that boles fcr «rejected volt« wife -eut to

avery . nv-iuct. Specimen of bolte returced by Judg«»awith rt-iccted votes, wts produced), *1 ot auch boxee werereturned with rejected vol««.Thie t»»'..ii.iiiv was fully crrolxirated by other«, among

tltui that m »li- jnuiror of lb« Beard, who baa boa^eea»ceeted with the for««« tiinee it« c«rg«oix«tu»ii.

Viarsbal tari..¡'bael testified to the ««ma facts, andprod iced th« official enters of th« Board for control anddirts tlon of the police, wbich were read, «ho-ving in a

moat «mpnait«: manner the solicitud« of the Hoard for thaprsservntion ot j-eav« and good order ef the city.Jfany of the Judge«* of J.ltcti.-n were praeent, «ml t-it-.-

0ed to the use of rejected boxe«, and thtt the only partie«whose vote« were rejected were thoa« whose namea were

not « n the registration of 1.Ö3.Tbe appearance of tbeae men, T may add, waa also «boat

the beat refutation thal could be givai of th« «lauder-«.u* st«t*m«nta aa to their bad chántete.. With a very few«xeeption«, thsy w«re th« «am« men who had served st«.vi-re election tor several y«ars past, and are men of un¬

doubted reap«cUbility. Aanthef of th« judgaa, »ho««character baa been aaaailed, waa proved to have been a

Judgaof Election«, wh«n Swann waa «leeted, and whilein tbe army had been promoted from the rank« to Captain,tor good conda«-1. At 3 o'clock a receee waa taken till .»

o'clock. It is -hough» the caee will be concluded to-mor¬row night. ?a».

A CARD.Ta OU Editai V TI. .V Y Trskatte.

Si B Aa the report ofthe arraignment of the Hon. (Jar¬ret Van Wageaer-a BepreaaeUtive of tha Ud Assembly l>>»

tuet of Ibu County ia Ute late tagiaiainre of Sew-Jeisev-neon a charge of bribery and oo»-re«e-«ioa. baa beam aaatrad ia

TUB TBIBWB and thna wkWy olrenlatcd, -»-li TO« da tit TamWngoner the Justie« to e»y »hal at Ihe trial wlilch oaaae off na

fore th«? Met t"*r rouatv Coart, on T_aratlny last, thara wa» Bal

one witness oifcrod (the Boa «J. IX Ulaa-Ml» who tthstitmi tamkall that Mi VSU Wagoaer ever «aid to htm wa«, that he «r««!«retliet giTo |s»t) oat «riiis »wa anakal thaa ¡hat the last Baaia.bul -wbloh be ee_ai«ki«« a wr*«* la «he Mate-AoaM BaasTho <x.mt ro-aarwtsd M>at ae «v-leaco had hemm wj>i«<| »*«_»Mihed a»««ii a *it4j»<t»'«»» mt wron«, and U.e «Jery raaMtNetl armutiliot »f not (¿utlt-r* -TilUe.«* leartMg liK^r uea!»

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