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The New York herald., 1860-09-19

psosryrT PAag-puysuant 10 call, the Board OF Com
mssoncrs Il Prospect Pa convened as the once Of The
Atlantic Dock Company ssturday at three O'Clock
r.. n The minutes Of the last meeting were read a7d
approved Mr.. sprseue offered the following rssoiuton
Resolved That u Ia expedirpt " employ suitable en-
sineer 70 xte Geographical survey Of the lands set
apart tc Park for the City Of Brooklyn and
10 make a dtlincated map of the snme.
rbe resoiution was adopted by vote Of six TO one
Mr. Rodmsn IN thr negative Mr.. Haynes offered the fo
lowing, which was adopted viz
ptfnlved That a committee OF three be appointed 70
naUe proper psrson temporary engineer 70 make
typographical survey and map of Prospect Park where
.s,ss ~ sseb erm,ee and Nr S:rsnahan prcsidcn..
Mr. Tsanpson presented the following, which ".
Resolved, That committee g three be appointed 10
consider the proriety Of sprointng counsel 70 u
Board and that The aa ccmmitee report their coucu
sion sf the earliest opportunity.
The following resolution. presented by Mr.. Rodman,
lcst by vote az 70 4 Mr.. RodmAn voting In the
PessISss that Il s nexp-asert IN the present stus.
tou ccrrov~sy about the ccnstsrtcnaty Of the
bic povIsers 70 Proceed Al present in the examination
ibeseof cr contract any obligations for which the city
1be iollc~irg, offered BY Mr. Haynes, was sdop,cd :
Rescived, rfs, the owners Of the property situated
viihD zoe limits Of ibs Park be Immediately no'iaed by
Iss pses srSpss .pS ct .p. r public
and tbst they be requested NOT 70 disturb the Yade cf
said sseunos nor % erect ssw euhrgs or osnsr fsuc
in any way ipjurs The icrt or shade trees within the
limits n the Park, suffer u 70 be done by ohers
he Bard sd,ou,s.d 70 meet a re resldence of N.
inst, al esht oeicek T. M
IBs ANIMAL Cnrrx or TIE HooKLyy rAcr Crrr
came 81, on Monday, but owing TO The threatened rain
bal eight boats started the trip Afer cruise oi
several hours n the upper and lover bsys The yschss
nvived al Gravcsend In The following order;sn eD>t
hey laura, Znsn, nIza BIlyer, Mystic, Early Bird, VII
liam " Miner and Hstles~. Here the different crews
srjoycd themselves clam bake: and ansr amusing
themselves On shore fr couple Of hours. the Coumo
dore aeh orders for The return 81 The squsdron
10 Brooklyn. The cruise a very pessant one, and
vii lcne be remembered by All VINO took part IN ~
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nee Of officers killed whilst a "a performance,
md for pay 70 any Of Them for gautry and eooa
conduct on extraordinary occasions.n In any event.
sherefore, donations like the in question would be
appropriated 10 the mode suggeeted ia your ss Very
respectfully, yours CHARLES HOWARD, President
BOARD Poucs, RArmoRu luly "a 1880
Aesers- AUGUST aElsokr 4 Co, NEw YoRK:-
6vsTfEMu-l have your favor Of the date OF yester.
days date with your check for $500 the donation on the
Japanese Enpassy 10 the police force Of this city The
nneount VII be appropriated for the benefit Of the latter
- herelosore explained. Very Ssspec.fay yours &C..
CHARkE5 HOWARD, President
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A DAyoYRovs BouEE RaMovxp.-Sergeant Lord, OF the
SANITARY squad having reported the steam boiler IN
the plaster mills Of Belknsp sons a. No IS Jack
sress to be leshy and highly dangerous TO the ves
q the people residing In that neishborhood, Justice
propreton. Messrs. Besap Soca soon alerward ap
peared IN Court and upon promising TO abas the pn
dangerous boiler has been discontinued aud the
are now engaged 10 getting n new and more Substantial
one.
cAPTrpH oE AiirGrp SrouuIsRs Eliza Reynolds, Alas
Morris, and Mary Watson were taken into custody on
Monday evening by policeman Weed, OF the Tenth pre-
cnct charge Of stealing piece Of silk valoed q, ss5,
from the store Of Thomas Holmes %, No 3o1 Grand
street.. The prisoners, appeared. bad Just ler Nr.
liomes place. and we're waxing along trand street To-
hanging underusssn n,ss Rsypoldr ssirt suspccfing
that the rsr WIRE shopfers, bs Immediately ar
rested them Subsequent inquiries proved that the SIX
poners on being brought before Justice Brennan,
committed fJr trial In defAult Of bail
fnr I.ry SHOOTING A,IpAy snrDolsp. The exanl-
nation in the case Of Adoph Ef~crsou captain OF the
Swedish bark Maria Matilda, who was arrested on Mcu
day night for shooting sailor boarding horse runner
named Charles leonard OF yesterday before Jus
sice Welsh the lower Price Court The evidence ell
cited went "a show that Leonard had been warned TO
leave the vessei twice and failing 70 TO- was shot at
pear the hip hone, nf ctips dangerous and perhaps
fatal A. the ugion o the testimony the
fstrae decided to hold inc aceued " bail in the sum Of
$40 COO swat the rcsut OF the wounded mans inju
rice Mr. Jssues Boormsn Johnson. or No. 6s Tenth
street nto the required oonds and the defendant
was shereupon dncharecd from custody.
TIvAvY rotBsEr CoroRrp Boron Sunday last
r sam,on Codschmdt doing busncss at No. COG Canal
street. missed quantity of bank bills aid coin, 10 the
amour, ~ s22o which he had locked up 10 tin box and
placed II sifcboard on hr premises Ills suspicious at
once fcli rpon o cocrcd boy named John y zulc, aged
fourteen residing with his parents al No. l01 West
ehternh gr.et, who had been the day 10 ques
tior irrl.lng around the house Tho boy arrested
and the stolen money found uFon his person. He con
ssed 10 having taken &C. but for doing
Justice ousckenbush committed him In VI COO bail 70
answer.
AZ UxcrATEFrf THuT Patrick Fah srty, Of No. 16l
Iaur,ns street, appeared before Justice ouscscnbush
m Monday aud preferred complaint against Ann Mcfee,
whom he charges with rohbirg him Of 500 in money
undsr tho following circumsisnces.somc time since he
fcrld Apn In destitute condition, and provided her
with a home 10 his own house. On Sunday night last
She n " alleged, Effected her entrance into bedroom
ard from drawer therein abstracted the money, por
TINS cf which she subsequently gave 10 follow TENANT
m Rave charged, thur afordng evidence OF her roi
The msgtirsie committed her 10 answer.
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CorensrS Inquests.

r,rli cAsrArrr-y yDtEI oT CSSsvRG-An inquest wss
bsd .e,tfday oy coro6ef echrmer upon the body Of
csrusp named Cas,nev FuetteYer, who Was killed BY
fanr Into m area way at the northveAt corner OF sixth
avenue ard Twenty eighth street. The Jury In rendering
verdict took occasion 70 the proprietor of the
huldpe or leaving the arcs way In such state Dr.
ceased lived at No 1ss seventh avenue and was about 40
yesrs Of age
FAral r1n.-An inquest Was commenced BY Coroner
ysckmsn ., Bellevue Hcspal yesterday the body Of
an prkpown man, Who was brought there on Monday,
sunerIne from fracture of ths skull, cccAsloned ~ 70
stated, by having fallen frum being pushed on the
soop Of housc eH second IN copseqnence d tho
sbsnce Of the principal wtneses evidence vaa taken
srd mnstson was djourped over until oday De-
about 70 years m age, wsa I've NJ four inches
young man srrestcd BY the Fourth rrecnct police
% snsrcor Of having thrown desased on The stoop but
ttere ices rtf srr~sr y be sy evccrce srn M; him
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NEwSpApER ACCOUNTS.

Ifentatcd from the DfarO de lg Marina Sept. IL, Tor
the NEw Yoax HERALD
BY the steamer Francisco de Asis which arrived this
morning nom Truxilo, have received important let
finally fallen into the power Of the Central Americans.
and ct last accounts together with Ruter his next
command In the castle Of that port. about TO be shot
Let os take glance at the progress OF in the
der Of tho already pubshed according TO which
Walker Was fugitive and detached parties Of troops
sembed BY the Honduran General Alvarez, had started
The evacuation Of yruxlo being iptima.ed 10 Walker
me commander Of the aeish screw corvette lcarus,
morfgaged for tho payment Of the debt 70 England,
Walker left there, going in the direction Of Imon distant
some tcn leagues from Truxlo, the city imme-
dAtey returning into the possession Of the government
On the "a inst the karus and a mail steamer. both
Alvarez Ief The harbor for the Rio Negro up which The
boats Of the lcarus proceeded, and there captured
Walker, Butter and seventy other individuals many Of
All were then taken back to Tfuxillo, with their
ard baggage and there placed By tho commander Of the
that Walker and Ruter were 10 be treated formally
10 law and right and ihat the seventy other persons
ooers snd soldiers sha be pemied TO return 70 the
United States on their u. ing oath TO
again in any expedition against Central America no
AngloAmercan Ccmmercil Agent undertaking 10 pro
Geaeral Alvarez Immediately took charge Of the prison
who placed In thc castc aud IL generally
believed that the two chiefs woad be Immediately shot
Preparations were made in onoa 20 inc INVASION and
we have great sassActon in adding honorable TO Zen
tra american spir that Colonel Caro- Governor of la
BAL eusscmais sent 10 that port sixty i've men, under
Colonel Godoy. with the intention OF uniting with the
Hondurian Force already there. They embarked in =
schooner purchased by their government and proceeded
10 Juan, whence the expedition 10 omoa set out on
the 30th Of August. Although this hsrppy event pro.
dnced result yet the zeal which tho authorities OF
both States dsptAyed, IN Union against the common
enemy, u not the lees iaudable
Her Maesty's steamer Francisco de Asis, which left
here the % inst anchored the ch AZ 0Laoa from
whence left for Truxo the rame day arriving the
Th The Spanish Tag received 9Th the greatest de-
light not only by country resdpg there bot by
the Inhabitants and srthorties of Central America.
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Our TruxilIo Correspondence.

TRrnIIo, Honduras, Sept. I, 1850
Capture T Walker BY he British, and His Surrender TO the
Hcndurcn Authoriies-Sympc,hy, 6c.
Ny last would have shown you that the end Of Walker
ism In Central America drawing 70 close, far
he was personally concerned After being ordered of by
the commander Of the British gunboat Icarus he was
pursued 70 his retreat Negro river by the royal steam
err carrying deachmens Of the troops OF Alvarez and
towing small schooner, having also troops on board
Walker and Ruter with seventy men, worn out aud ex.
haused with wounds and sickness brought here this
morning by the lcarus and delivered At the CASTLE with
the hal with the commander of the Icarus
that the seventy should be allowed return the
United States after taking oath 10 return no more 70
Central America with in their hands, and on cond
on that the consular agent Of the United States should
provide transportation for them Walker and his 90
cond in command 70 be dealt with the uhorites might
deem proper Their fate have doubt, Is determined
IN advance indeed II is currently spoken Of dxed
act although the shooting yet 10 be DONE Such is tho
fate Of tho last Of the nibusters, far
cerned and Walker, who has been terror the wicked
government Of Honduras, win be shot, II to morrow
morning, IN very few hours having with him the secret
sympathy Of the people Of this country, who over
ridden BY brutal tyranny under the name Of liberty
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

ALxx Crxsx, Secretary.
! An answer is requested
o>,~~.>es~.<s<>s>s>~~s,
me "Ip OF the nrst word Of the top line
In The medisvai style, priuted in gold. The top
mar, Of the aP~ and "wn vas also gold; the
lower part, and the remainder Of the line, was In
an ultranarlnc color, very fne and the ncurishing
around whole being INA waving lines Of gold The
welch rume, In silvcr and the remainder Of the
card in gold and other bronzes and coiors.
The crcula printed in blae, with the arms o. the
city Of Montreal ai the top in gold, and thus wcrded
hsye The ssnor y me ne esssssn o. ne sop s~ a.
His Royal Blabness, Inc Prircc Of Wales vnii 70 ths
city 10 erclre the nccompsnyi carts Of invitation and
request ycr VIII please acceTt the same have The
CHS GrAcKNFyEn, City Clerk
cIrY Hall, voSrrrli, august IL, 1880.
when The guests arrived the city, application TO
the Mayors once he received sigold printed card "re
questpr the horcr Of hs presence at the Bonseccur's
FaTion at the ndug at the Prince o. Wales at Non.
trca for the purpose Of assisting 10 the srecep,On Of
HIS Royal Hlshnezs."
This card admitted the hesrcr to the wharf which
The Prince land and cEly given 70 the mcst
select guests
The mex, important ticket vas thu cf the ballroom,
which also gold, printed a very handsome stye,
the Prince OF was feathers being very prominent, and
The prncpa ailrsiian thereon being that 10 "ct
s.ns' bail In honor cf n r. IT. the Prince Of wales At
Montreal kc Tne reporters had special ticket, which
gave hen the privilege or entering and leaving the room
az oen az they 20 do II also them the fur
,hcr privilege Of thc OF specially set apart for
The prefs. The programme had the dances and the
engssemcst aide printed blue, the nam d the stew
ards aad ue title rage (cf folded up Ike book in
gold.
TIE ticket, for the inauguration Of the Victoria Bridge
were or two kinds cash nchcs ~ four tbcse printed
10 gold giving al eHs b The sscry seats, while thsss
in blue admitted The boders 70 stand In The abut-
mcns The following the style Of the gallery tckst;-
vrcrupiA rRIDoy, NOMINAL
Inauguration by n. n. n
THE PRINCE or WALES
Avovsr 2s, 1850. Gallery ticket
No. % srnt --
~rv york HxvliD.
ms tIchet gave the privilege Of the party thereon
named riding 10 specsl train or 10 the bridge, 40
We tte mort available position 70 hear ara every
thing.
Ipe ticsss fer the aja'H,r following the irsrsura
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TIE CAPTURE OF WALKER.

rntsrsattnE Details OF the Capture or
Walher-Atd Sent from Guate m ala.
Sc, &c., Ac.
Tie steamship Empire City, Captain BAXTER from View
Orleans and Havana, arrived at this port on Monday
night she briags no news Of any importance. Other
parties Of span!srds continue 10 arrive in au Domingo,
where they had established pewspeper.
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HAVANA, Sept. l3 1890
The ccPs1re g Wc'S1-Ine spcriayas in San Dcmineo
&C., &c.
by the francisco dc Ass, Spanish war steamer arrived
the llth from nuxio, Honduras, we have the news
Of the capture Of General Walker the remnant Of bis
command said TO be seventy in number 10 most de-
plorabie condition The are TO be permitted to re-
turn to the United States, and Walker with bin companion
Ruttsr are to bs shot, The Icarus British steamer
carried detachmens o. the troops Of General Alvarez and
assisted in the capture en- Negro river without any tight
irg OF conseQuence think gun fired according to
reports OF the officers on board Of the Ass
me press here are eated with the finale Of the Walker
expedition while they rejoice their careful and polite
invcsture Of the Dominican republic On the 18th the
Pssro del Oceano will take down another cargo Of mill
tary supplies and few officers TO meet the addi.
sopal emigration from Spain and other parties Of Spanish
subjects or Spanish scions they have established pa
per, the second number Of which send you as recey.
Cd H. or which can make out very tte except that 10
editcriay mansged BY captain Of the spsnish army
Tho Umpire City has just arrived and leaves datey
for New York, The Star arrived at six this morning
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Tposr n coSSSTevT Slight frss icw ispds in the
Connecticut valley o-evrres lat week Tr> hW
been 20 bate bat The very srse crcr hardly rcscy 'r
'fese crc ne Of wirte-
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BOSTON AND THE PRINCE OF WALES.

The British Consul st this port has informed bis Honor
Mayor Lincoln, that Wednesday the l.sh Of October,
On his arrival At the State line he win be met by
Of the a,cs " his Exccency Gov Banks who has
ypEscd desirc OF operating with the city
ment in The reception snd the party VIII reach the Long
Ir coin and the menbers OF tho Committee OF Arrange
menis consisting Of Aldermen Arnory. Briggs and FAxon
ard Corrcilncn Bradlee (Preslden sanger Bradley, Al
Ison Riley and Henshaw, VIII meet the party here, and
Major w. White they win be escorted 70 their quartss
In this ely There viii DO 10 public demonstration dur
ing the evening On Thursday morning the First div
soa Of volunteer militia viii paSaie by order Of the Co
vernoss stan will be made up Of al The general ooers
Of the militia throughout the State and their sAs. HIS
Honor MAYOR Lincoln win walt upoa the Prince, and
conduct him 10 the state House, and present him
view on the Common. There win bc twenty -nvc
fun bsncs and the number OF troops VIII be about three
houeand In the afternoon, ~ three O'Clock, the Mayor
and committee viii accompany The Prince and suite 70
There viii be vocal exhibition BY twelve hundred
school children. In the evening grand ball viii
on at the Boston Theatre. The price or tcets VIII be
Cred s $40 ladies fortunate enough 10 BE- selected sy
sganrt fpeakng except in reply 20 their royal partner,
aud then uny mouosy llAblea On friday morning Tho
Prince win visit Harvard College, By special invitation
ofPrssdent FELTON, He will be The guest Of ths Presi.
plare places Of interest In ths vicinity Of Boston.
grand banquet VIII be given at the Revers House On
Friday evening by the City Council The Cosshs saya
s.,s -. y 3 90 s -. ,s r:y NAY ne
spoBd By proposing The health Of "rhe Prsdest" but
eyond this there vii be mo long oraticuan The Co
vernon, Hon Edward Everett and Hon. Robert c. win.
throp win be among the guess On saturday the Prince
tou and from that port he win 20 aboard his ship, and
the feet VIII sail for England
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTIONS
THIS EVENING

THIS ENENlNG.
ASSEMBLING OF THE CITY AND oovNrY coNvEN-
PLuSpER-Lrsr OF CANDIDATES FOR JUDGE OF
THE SUPREME COURT, RECORDER, CITY JuDdR, ST.
PERvIsOR AND sURROG ArE-AsPIRANT5 FOR CON-
GREssIoNAL AND ASSEMBLY HoNoRs, ETC., ETC.
The meeting Of the Democratic General Committee Of
Tsmmany Hall on Monday eyenng, and the promulga-
ton Of tho call for primary elections to take place TO-
night-excusvey announced in yesterdays issue Of the
HEEArp-has given additional spur to the excitement
the spos and the Office seekers appear to be rush
ing into the with vgor and energy unknown in
former political contests The Tam many City and County
Conventions composed Of delegates from each ward
are TO assemble at the Old wigwam to morrow
evening, for the purpose of putting in nomination
Candidates for the Offices Of Judge Of the Supreme
Court Recorder, Register City Judge and Supervisor
The Congressional Conventions will meet on Monday,
and the Assembly Conventions the Wednesday following
We have already given the Of several 90 lemen
who are candidates for the local oces but in view Of
the fact that city and county ticket may bc chosen to-
morrow evening At Tammany Hall, republish 70 day
lis, OF the democratic office hunters that read
ers may form idea in advance As regards the
charaeter OF tie who likely to be placed before
the people by the anqated bat rrepressbe machine Of
the "Coa Hole"
The following ls therefore, win be found Interesting
just now, inasmuch points out the political com
pcxion Of the candidates. Many OF the will be
recognized those which figured in previous political
CONTESTS and II viii be also noticed that few have
already enjoyed the swetts OF olce" and the "pomp
and circumstance OF place" Our list will be found tho
hae npeu prt.Ifs a..
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IN HONOR or THE PRINCE OF WALES.


JAS. GORDON BEyNErr, Esos.'s,
Presence n the festivitks 70 be hsld during the
visit of
Hrs ROYAL Hf6 HSEss THE PRINCE OF WALLS
ALxxR CtKak, Secretary.
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THE CANADIAN AND AMERICAN PRESS.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
MONTREAL, Sept. 10, 1880.
You will receive enclosed extract from the Quebec
Chyoric, showing the jealousy with which Of
press have viewed the Of the HERALD In giving
correct and early Information respecting the movements
and acts OF the Prince Is amentable fact that but
for the New York papers should have known little
thereof The editors Of journals must have had pr
Information than on the late celebration.
The New York daily journals are eagerly sought on the
arrival Of each mail, and . cofy Of the HERALD for
week After the ball prize. The wonder with all
teleFraphed to New York, printed and Fesold here
will mention one case--On Tuesday week our papers
mentioned the doubt as 10 what American port hs Royal
HkhncEs would sail from The same evening came the
NEW YoRK HERALD with the entire programme Of h pro-
posed journey from New York TO Boston and Port
land, where the feet TO rendezvous This would
be credited In An American city with 125 600 population
having six daily papers and advertising patronage that
many Of your neighbors might be proud Of.
Our Journals are all respectabe-edited by able men,
competent TO write leaders and do politcsbut they do
mot profess to give local news II IRE In Toronto
Hamton other Western city, rst knowledge of 1t
u from New York paper.
The per steamer Arabia In the Herald of August
n, was not published In city papers tD the 23dthe
frat ntmaton of her being the arrival OF the New
YoRK HERALD on the 22d.
On pre- sious occasion, OF Canadian steam
arrived Ut Farther Point Saturday evening" her
news was tsegaphed 70 New York, published in your
before the publication Of said here did not ap.
pear in the Montreal Gazette Herald TIN the next
ing Whenever our steamers arrive on Sundays their
news telegaphed TO New York. and returned here in
print Nor day niphta II steamer arrive In Quebec
Sunday her news always published in Montreal papers
Of the Tuesday following.
New York daily press for much Of the Of the
celebration, am, &c, A AONTREAI4ER
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For the benefit o. the public general bare csnsed
10 be printed In italics the namcs Of such casdidsses
hers Of the last risaiurc and ocntrpweo ~
their vcses 10 the passage Of ths Infamous railroad s~m
dles.
OF the Congressional Apdidates We have arsady PUB
sh>d full st with brief shsscheo Of her anseceosou
ard political lcxnpgs In oyder 70 Keep our rcedes con
tIpuay poesei ve prbsh the list agsn 70 aay, omung,
however an but the names asd politics OF the gentlemen
% oo NJ ever the fct, then We md inc foo-ne ndi'
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NEW YORK Politics.
THE FUSION MOVEMENT

THE FUSION MOVEMENT.
DEAN RICHMOND LEyT WITH BAG AND aA06 A6K-
TIE UNION MEETING COMMITTEE NOT Ysr AP
POINTED, ETC.
The numerous politicians who have been nsng pg arosnd
the r. Ncholss Ho.e the last week talking and bus
teng about fusion, have length disappeared Tbsabose
hse appeared comparatively deserted the halls that had
peen crowded by these would be patriots 81 most
vacant The event, however was soon ssceriaiDed by
inc ANNOUNCEMENT that Dean Richmond had Ie for Al
oany business In connection with the Central Railroad
It said demanded his immediate attention. and hs had
left the fusiouisss 70 talk ~ they pleased.
Having remsiped here just long enough 70 preve the
great Union meeting rom announcing ticket, he con-
siders all danger past and shakes the dirt his feet
and returns to the Regency wgwam 70 the con-
graduation Of his sssocistes-csgger, Cassidy. Con-
stock Co. There was no ticket announced
IS being fixed up. but everything remains in sata quo
neither was there provision left In the stereo-
typed phrase heard about tho g. Nicholas Hotel during
the past week. that "somethiDg would be done" Rich
mond has le, and Brady not seen, and there no
promise that he win visit again. We shan therefore
have 10 turn TO the Committee Of Fifteen that the great
Union meeting authorized their presiding officer ap-
point for fusion excitement, which has already been
worn thrcsdbare
The Committee Of Fifteen has not yet been appointed,
and viii not probably be announced for day or two yet
The understanding Is that tho committee will consist Of
FIVE Douglas, ave Bell and Everett and Ave Brecknrdge
men-and with combination shall have fusion, Rich-
mond or no Richmond. The Regency may likewise dnd
that the subscription from the city viii not pass into
their hands for distribution. The public can talk and
surmise about fusion for day two yet before II 10
completed but they rest assured that there will be
union ticket fixed up, and no mistakein what way
probably give more information upon the appoint
ment OF the comm ittee.