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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

Saturday, the 9th inst. Ex-Governor Ring called the
meeting to order and nominated Richard Busted ESD,
as President of the Convention. committee consisting
ot iour from each town. representing all parties were
chosen as committee to nominate State and county
officers and the following officers scecoa and pre-
sonted to the Convention, which unanimously
Adopted
County Judce-Henry w. Eastman, republican, Of
Roslyn.
SaerIf-Bernardus Hendrickson democrat, OF jamaica.
Su,roodt-Bcni. w. Downing democrat, of Flushing
County Clea&-itnry Pealsali, republican, Of Rocka-
way.
Members Of Assemiy--First Assembly district: Isaac
Cole democrat OF Oyster Bay Second do icn JOHN 4.
Townsend democrat of Astoria.
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MAILS F0a EUROPE.

The New York Manifestations Eor
Europe.
The cunnrd mail steamship Persia, Capt Ju,lfns will
leave this port tomorrow for Liverpool
Tho European mails viii close in this city O'Clock
Tomorrow morning.
The ErRcrHAS EDITION TnE HERALD viii be published
at eight O'Clock in the morning. Single copies, in wrap
psrs Six cents.
The contents OF the EUROPEAN EDToN or rilg HERALD
VIII combine tho news received BY mall and telegraph a
Tie Office during the previous week and up The hour Of
publication.
Sampson Low, Son & Co., No. AZ Iudgato Hill London
England, viii receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HERALD.
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Married.

CAEANAN-noNoyAN.--U sunday, October 8, by tie
Rev Father Bcyc, at ST. Mary's Roman Catholic church,
LAURENCE JoBN CALLAHAN TO ELfa AGNES DONOVAN, both
o. u Il city.
Cork lre,aid, PAPERS please copy.
RowE-ArKLAND.-On Moniay. October ]. by the Row.
a. a. Willis, Of Brooklyn john W. ROWE to EMMA AcK-
LAND.
RECONCILIATION. On Monday, October 7, at Centre
Mdrces, L. l., by the Rev. Augustus 7. nobson, Mr..
RICHARD SrAtrcoig, Of this city, 10 Miss Laura isop
only daushtc. Of Mr.. Josiah H. Bishop.
Long Island papers please cry.
VAN REssS VI AER-Ross-Jn Wednesday October g. at
the rcs,crc, e I'r J. y. D. Bsrier, Belmont, N j. by
TIL Rev. sIr Studdiford, JAMES H. VAN gss.sLAgR, Of
Bccvule, NJ H., to Lo.IsA Ross daughter Of tn, lato
Lieut. nan Edward C. Ross, United States Army.
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Mozart Hall County Convention

meeting OF the Mozart Hall County Convention was
held last evening The headquarters the party in
Broadway between Eleventh and Twelfth streets for the
purpose OF making nominations for the various Offices to
be flied at ho approaching election Benjamin. Z. Fair
child, Of the Twenty second ward occupied the chair and
Jnatus Flynn Of the Ninth ward. and Patrick Cu.an
of the Third acted secretaries The Convention having
been called order by Mr. Gcnct the Hon. Fernando Wood
IN highly ealogistc speech nominated Mr.. Lynch for
Sheriff, which nomination hailed with oud applause.
On ballot hayi been gone into, Mr. Lynch received
153 votes two Geegaics being absent and only five
cast against him. On molten however, the nomination
made UNANIMOUS. Mr. IL nett then spoke In favor Of
Mr. George Knscr for Supervisor and concluded by noi
mating him for that oce. This nomination carried
unanimously The following resolutions then adopt
ed, after which the Convention adjourned until Monday
next thu f4th instant when II is horght they will
plee their nominations
Resolved That present to the people OF New York Mr.
James Lynch, or candidate Tor Sheriff.
Resolved, That being the only nominating body which has
been selected by the people In their primary capacity MIR
Lynch by this nominal Is the
popular Impulses Being OF people taken from
the great body OF his fellow citizens solely his
personal merits, present his name, confident the
result
Resolved That this is time party hacks to come
forward caniidat,s for election The people will
respond 10 such nations however procured
made. The masses will not for election those
who seek other occupation than the holding public Office
and reject like James Iy nch, who has by private
pursuits alone and who has eaten bread the reward
OF his honest industry. good citizen mn honest
though man. and true patriot, nail his flag
mast, determined fight and conquer under its folds
confident OF glorious triumph in November
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A MEMBER or THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT COL
LUDING WITH THE REBEIs.-Among the arrivals
at Richmond last week we see chronicled that
of Sir James Ferguson, Knight, member of
the British Parliament; and it is stated in con-
nection with him, that he brings letters to the
President of the rebel confedoracy from Dud-
ley Mann, one of the rebel Commissioners to
Europe. If this be so it is a notable instance
of the violation of neutrality and deserves to
have the attention Of the English government
called to it. Any subject of Great Britain
who would identify himself so far with the
rebel cause as to act as bearer OF dispatches
between traitors at home and traitors abroad
can have no very nice sense of honor or self
respect and as Sir James must have passed
through the Northern States TO get to Richmond
he has doubtless given the JEFF. Davis cabal
the benefit of his observations, and earned in
addition to his knightiy title that of spy, so
that he may be known hereafter as Sir James
Ferguson, Spy, NJ p. We wish him joy Of his
new honors
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The License of city Railroad Cars.
CouRT-SPEcIAL TERM.
l.f. r.. lnn Ialnn L annnrL

u.
Ger The UtpDr, &C. If Neac York u.s. the Third Ave
aus Rdtlr003Ihis was suit to recover n tax OF $50
per car from the def ndans. The penalty directed by
the CORPORATION ordinances TO be levied upon all conta
MICS who run Cars without license The complaint was
demurTed 70. On lie ground that it did not show sul-
Gent cause of action. The conpanyc claim that tho plain
tbs could not ltrafy make the ordinance in due ton
unless tho power to do the had beea snec!ly
lerred on them by the legislature The plaintiffs insist
that they have DE general right 70 make sach ordinances
by virtue Of the city charter. Decision reserved,
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Court caIeudar-This Dry.

SrrggNR couRT clHcurr--part 1-Nes 1888 1915, 1000
CSC, 1897, 7s7, 944 a57. 1910 Part adjourned IA Non
day next. General fcrm--Nos 393, 3sS 500, io4 4o5
I'll, ii6, ALI 4l9, Ago, 42i i22 a23, 424, 425 4
42s, 431 432. 433, 434, 435, A36, 437.
CorRr OF OYER AND TgRafSEs adjourned 70 Tuesday,
18th.
COMMON PfEts-rart Mos TIA 33oT TAG, 1868
1885, 1854 1884 1886 1885, 1890 1891 1392, l39 1895
ga Part adjourned Till Wednesday.
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The EEropu ana the City OF New YovIk
Outward Bound.

IhFE KA-f7, OCT. Z, I7TT.
The seameaip Europa which sailed from Eostrn
Wednesday, lass and Halifax Thursday night, assei
this point az O'Clock saturday evening receiving
dispatches from New York destined for Hrope thus tax
ing three days Later intelligence than hr day Of depar
tuTc.
The steamship Gsy OF Nee York, which sailed from
New York on Saturday, is expected to pass tho Capeon
Wednesday morning. All Gcsiatchcs left with George
soker, commercial telegraph agent No. 1t5 Broadway,
New York up TO Tuesday afternoon ~ fire O'clock win
reach this station and be put On board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

THE SEATS or WAR.-During the course oftfo
war not only have we published the fullest and
most reliable reports OF every movement to
which ii was proper to give publicity, but
from time TO time we have given at consider
able expense accurate maps of various sections
of the scat OF war, with the positions Of the
federal forces aud forts clearly denoted, thus
presenting, both pictorially and typographical
ly, complete view of the theatres Of action,
and all the great events transp;r;ng thereon.
Kentucky. Tennessee, Missouri Virginia and
the Atlantic seaboard are points Of great
interest, at which formidable operations must
very soon take place. All eyes are anxiously
turned t. them, and, with the greatness OF our
stake and Tie imninence of battle the popular
thirst for news increases. These maps are
therefore particularly interesting at the present
time, and we shall continue them at frequent
Intervals daring the campaign We yesterday
published complete war map of Western Vir-
ginia, and to-day we give one of Kentucky and
Tennessee. Our readers can thus see at glance
the face Of the country in detail and, by the aid
of the text, become thoroughly informed upon
all points. Nothing more comprehensive, we
think, could be desired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

KEY TO 1850 MILES OF TERRITORY TO THE PACIFIC
OCEAN
The great impending battle there win decide the OF
Missouri. base Jefferson City willie rlces
Lexington. Both picke,s extend Georgetown which
that Frenon, Is able b. ontantrd. See LL0yDS or
llClAL STEEi. PLATE MAP OF MISSOURI, tnrrc feet
siuarr drawn survrvs OF each for tho Land
Once Dear nrn ard nicely coorna in coa'irs Price p
cents: eight for 81 Also LIoYDs SO STEEL PLATE
MILITARY MAP OF THE FIFTEEN SOUTHERN
STATES i've tecs large iric only 90 ccns; -four Tor 81
LLDYDS MAP or AMERICA four feet square. Prize, -
cents: eight for S. ILoYp,s 10000 ssEEl, PLATE
GEOGRAPHICAL MAJ or VIRGINIA i've feet Squire
tho copy OF the map hy Genera. Scott Price ST.;
TIN FOR s., Money refunded to ans finding
these maps Agents can sell hun rcd.
j. r. LLOYD, lGi broadway.
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bodies OF them have not sustained and OPP
posed at different times in the history of the
Christian church.
Within the strict sphere of their duties the
clergy are useful. They do good when they teach
practical Christianity, and set the example them
selves; but when they become party iirebrands
kindling the worst passions Of human nature
into fame, instead Of intoxicating charity and
'moderation-in short, when they NEEDLE with
the mire of politics-they are out of their ele-
ment and deserve to be rebuked, or, if the public
safety requires it, to be even more sternly
dealt with. Their cloth gives them no exemp-
ton. In no case is the rule more appropriate
than in theirs, that every man should stick to
his own trale-Ine sutor ultra crepiaQm. BY
departing from it they have become prime
cause of the Southern rebellion and OF the war
which ailicts the country. and they ought to be
held responsible before God and man. The
protested preachers of the gospel Of peace
have stirred up national strife till the whole
country is in blaze. If they do not speedily
mend their ways the civil power must take hold
of them, and put stop to their blasphemies
and sedidous language, by which they arc
damaging TIC cause Of the Union, preventing
enlistment, and giving aid and comfort TO the
enemy.
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Official Drawings or nurray, Eddy &

Co.'s kentucky aud Missouri Stnle LOTTERIES
kis1rcKy EXTRA GLASS 5i.-Octb crT. 1861.
IS, 50, IT, 81 80, IL, III, SO. ~, Sc. 4S, 20, sc.
KxsrucNy, CLASS sas--ocober 7, 1861.
Is IA, II, u, e., 81, Il, / 81, 40. &C, 40.
Circulars sent Tree OF charge hy addressing eiiherto
MURRAY, EDDY e CO..
Covington Ky, or 81. L0uts, No.
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Prizes Ca she eel in All Ec.attxcsi lotteries,
and Information given by JOSEPH BATES Broker IL and
~ Wall street, up stairs, New YORK.
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REVIVAL or BpsINEss.-As we predicted, over
two months ago, the fall Of the year has brought
with it revival Of all kinds Of business, which
renders New York city locally insepsible to the
material disasters that have been brought upon
the country by the Southern rebellion. Money
is abundant; the specie reserve in the banks is
increasing instead of diminishing; places of
amusement are throngcd night after night;
jewellers ard fancy goods stores present an APP
pearancc, nearly as animated as was witnessed
one year ago; capital is finding for itself new
channels Of occupation, and trade and COM
merce are establishing themselves upon safer
and less prccarious basis than ever has been
known before in the United States. While
Great Britain and other European nations are
suffering from the loss of the American market
and our imports are diminishing. exports of
Western breadstufs are multiplying SO cnor-
mously, as 70 make nearly every foreign Power
our debtor. The energy that is being display
ed by the President in carrying on the war,
inspires universal confidence, and with it all
matters arc looking upwards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

Eafcncior's Hair Dyc--Thc Test in the
wprld-linrmess reliable and Instantaneous. Sold aad
applied at BACHELORS wig factory, 16 Bond street
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IiIl, Enimifnblc Cutter OF Hair md
Whkcrs No Barclay street Hair Dye 81 cents; black
prowD; best :" 80,
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Look at the Map of Missouri.

Royal Havana TIotfcry.-Prizcs Cashrd
md and Information furnished by TAYLOR co, Lankeis
10 Wall street.
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Cramps, Rheumatic Pains and Sfif
Joints pronJt asy:aed BY tho immediate use OF Ho
loWays Ointment and Pills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

Cristadoro'sTy a!r Dye, wigs and Tou-
possible hes; In tic world lcsalc and retail and tho
dye i.ya,eiy applied No Astor oGs".
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TrussaS.-Narsh ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
TfusseR also Military Shoulder Grace aud Abdominal Sup
porter ,ombped-a superior article No 2vcsey 81, Astor
House, opposite the church.
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Enrry's TricOphcrous IL the Best and
rheapes, article for Dressing Ecsuying Curling Cleaning
Preserving and rcsioring the HAIR Ladies' IT, Sold by
"a hriRLsts.
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MECHANICAL PROGRESS AND THE HERALD CfR-
CULATIoN-A long time ago we found our cir
culation SO large and so rapidly increasing that
it was necessary for us to procure the very
best presses then in use, and since that time we
shave been printing the HERALD upon Hoes light
ming presses each Of which throws of twenty
thousand impressions to every hour Of running
time. The improvements in these presses how
ever, have by no means kept pace with the in
crease Of our circulation, and short time
ago it became necessary for us to stereotype
our forms, in order that we might run two or
more presses at once. Our stereotyping pro-
cess is now so perfected as to add greatly
to the Icg.bility of our sheets-it being,
In fact, equivalent to full new set
of types daily, But, besides this advantage,
we are now enabled to issue our regular daily
edition of over one hundred thousand IIERALps
at the unparalleled rate of forty-six thousand
Impressions for every hour of running time
Indeed our facilities for printing are now only
limited by Tie capacity of our press rooms. 1t
may be drop Of consolation to our impccu-
nious and complaining neighbors of tie Tribune
to know that our advertising keeps pace with
our increasing circulation.
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Eatnl Railroad Accident.

CINCINNATI, Oct. I, 1861.
An engine anil three OF freight train on the Ohio
and Miss sippi Railroad broke through the trestc work
near Cochran on Sunday morning. The engineer and
fireman were killed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

Fall style Young Gents Hats. Also,
lie Oxford SON Hat Now ready, WHITES the latter
IirnaIA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

The Republican Convention; delegated to choose
didate the representative Of the Third Assembly
trict Of this city, met last night pursuant to Adjournment
at the Fifth Ward Hotel No nomination male the
Convention adiourning again to next Friday evening.
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Destructive Fire Mt Cincinnati.


The white lead factory of Harrison Hall Y 90. was
entirely destroyed by fire on saturday nignt. Loss
S25 900. Insured for 800 600
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Cray Hair-Its Diseases, Change Of CO.
lr ani Embellishments new Treatment TO- badness BY
At place.
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Non-ArrIvaI az ,Lo Nortl, TRITON.

Tho Father Point line has been interrupt vi since half
past eight r. NJ. at which time there were 10 signs OF
the steamer North Brit now duo with LIVER oo dates
to Tho 21;h. There was heavy fogon the river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

Beautiful Com pl ca irtis's Liquid
Pearl has achieved q celebrity having equal for pre-
serving and b.auyirg the complexion and skin. Soil a,
$50 Broadway, ard at AL druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

specsaIite.--3 .ade Bros "Chrtcs dc
viitn all syies Photographs, Ii-nce Ambrolypes de-,
n, prices extraordinary 23 Iroalway remember.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

Puvc LiGuar-.-ismy iour LiGuUrs for
wholesale family trade fiitrrnh rect nsery,
tettsacd IA 1882, at rs West fieenta street,
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a Pure To,,acro.--I elbow Bank Tobacco.
-Go0pTiNS rGrc yellow Bank T,acco free from 81 I'm.
purts, for sale by all tobacco and dcslc
whGcsae by f. GOODWIN x BROTHER, 207 Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

Mau-KNUNS ran 81 L. Of Hats OF his
efforts nis mo tenn acGl the ladies' ~ hls
oil stand. No. 22 3roIwy corner OF Fuoa street. Lazy %
crowds d..y cganunng knox's splendid selection Of
h.la every description, sn' making purchases Fna hat
that is hat, s,y give Hh,x call. Oh NIL the harrB In
the tuysn, K:iaA knsks them all.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

Great improvements anu Great Reduce
lion II The prices Sncr Co q Sewing Machines slakry
them The be- and cheapest in the world Call aud eAaiGe
a A5i RfuuGW.lN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

A RoMATIc scHIEDAM scuNAPPs
Groccrs druggists and private families who wish supply
themselves nj the present low price had earlr
application. UD0iPIu WOLFE,
" upuyrr sreet
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A cARn-DR. DAYNAE, BEING ABOUT TO ABSENT
IA himself Wis to Europe bcgs that his
oaicc in Lexington viii shortly be closed Hns fur
thcr notice.
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cnenns courtr rnnnlc,s Nominn.inn

Tho people * QuccAs ssy held large md enthusi
asiic Convention al the Court House, in u.mpstcad
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At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARDS-TlEsE CELE-
"A braed engraved Cards sold only at 32 Broadway,
Of Duane street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

INSTANTANEOUS.
EXTENSIVE
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
C6end CS
Ful.oa street.
Between Gold and Ch6 streets.
May be found
One OF the largest steaks OF Clothing
in the city
The assortment is such
that not one man in hundred
fails TO be suited In every respect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

T Ss-DOUDLE SOLE SHOES. At JONES' 10 AND
n u Ann street, Also at So 80 quilted Congress Gaitcr
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Zo3
Doctors EaaHoy and Willard thcrcupun declared
elected aad their nomination made unanimous.
notion made that committee Consisting OF Gve
delegates he appointed to confer with the Union organza
tons OF this city Which after considerable discussion was
amended, that the committee consist OF delegate
from each ward, who shah select Of their naber
as tho Committee Of Conference, and adopted
The meeting thcn adjourned TO Monday evening next
with cheers for the ticket put in nomination
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The Tammnny nall Primary Elections

The primary elections for the selection delegates to
the various county, judicial and legislative conventions
of the Tmany regime, took place last night in the var
ocs wards of the city. Tho affair went OF most swim
mingiy, the political machinery wei oiled wo kcl
bringing about the result calculated by the grand mana
gers. II is said tho conventions viii meet in the follow
ing order Comfy, this (rucsday) evening: Judiciary
Wednesday night: Senatorial, Thursday night, and AS
scmbly, Friday night. This arrangement leaves very
little time for cancIsing, as the nominations will be
rushed right through without delay.
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A U. g. PASSPORTS ISSUED Ry EDWARD BIS
~ SELL. agent IN Bioaiwae ceruer Of Chambers st.
A RTiFICIAL LEGS AND HAN Da-sELrHos PATENT.
N 5i6 Brosiyav =
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"a. cures rnp.urcs-fhe latest invented; new principle,
action Ia and Nghest cheapest Pamphlets gratis.
T. " PITTMAN, General Agent 4Sa Broadway at GRK-
CORY co. Is, 70 Bond street. New York.
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THE IRISH BRIGADE.

There will be full dress parade Of this splendid body
Of men on Sunday next at Fort Schuyler. Dodwo til
Band will be in attendance The First reg ment OF the
brigade, commanded by Colonel Robert Nugcnt, late
lieutenant Colonel Of The Sixty yninh will leave within
days Cor the scat OF il VIII be accompanied by
Captain McMahone battery of the Fifth regiment OF the
brigade. lhe uolofs for tho several regiments Of the
brignc, which preparing by Tiffany x Co., VIII be
superb Affairs. They will be the rift Of some hundred Of
the most accomplished ani influential ladies of this city,
and viii be presented TO them tho residence Arch
bishop hughes tho occasion oi the departure Of the
fst regiment Of the brigade fine company from
Chicago known the Muligan Rangers under the
maid OF Captain shoney, arrived yesterday They will
be incorporated in Colonel Nugent's command