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Police Intelligence, &c.

ARREST or A SECESSION SYMrArIuzER.-
Yesterday afternoon, an alleged scccssionist
was arrested in one of the saloons opposite the
Park, and taken TO the Mayors office, fol-
lowed by crowd ofncaTly thousand persons
many OF whom could chang him, ""shoot him. ~
sc. by direction Of Marshal Durham, the
prisoner was taken to police headquarters, whore
he told Inspector Carpenter h. was good Union
man, but that lac was opposed TO the Admins
trniun, or To tho manner Of conducting the war
and had freely -p,kcn his sentiments on the
subject. lie was allowed TO proceed about his
business.
OFFICER Plat, Of the 18th Ward, arrested
Emanuel Fario, of l27 East 18th ST., and ar
raigned him before Justice Brennan, charged
with stabbing David Manuel, of2l Spring ST.,
II few nights ago. The parties were in quar-
rel when fario, II Is alleged drew a knife and
stabbed Manuel in the back and all lumcn. The
accused was taken before Justice Brennan, and
committed in default of 81 900 bail for trial.
BON RoRnERY. -TIE TuIEF ARRESTED
AD THE PROPERTY RECOVERED. jam
Davis alias Fatty Davis, a genteel appearing
young man, was arrested by officer Murray, oil
the 10th Wand, charged with stealing a diamond
breastpin worth $3.50 from John d. Cote, Of
1873 Rowery. Davis as is alleged grabbed the
pin from the shirt bosom Of the owner, and
started to run away, but was caught by the
officer, and the stolen property found on the
pavement where Il had been dropped. The
prisoner was taken before Justice Brennan, and
held for examination. Davis has been frequent
ly arrested and is well known TO the Detective
Police.
DIsoRpRRLY IIoUsE BROKEN UP.-Late on
Sunday night desperate fight took place in
the disorderly hou'e Of John Mike, Az Eighth
avenue, between Edward Darrall and John o.
Brien, whom Capt. Walling Of tho goth Ward,
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DEATn FROM LoCKJAw.-An inquest was
held at the New York Hospital, by Coroner
Jackman, on the body of John Rowan, a lad II
years of age, who died from tetanus, the result
Ct an Injury to ,ne Of his feet, while ON Pier ,,
l.. Il IN the 2d lust Deceased had an iron
spike forced through his foot, which rendered
amputation OF some Of his toes necessary, and
death WIS the consequence. 4 verdict ia ac-
cordance with tLc testimony was rendered W
the jury.
A LITTLE GIHL FouSD DRowxgp.-
Mary Bergman, little girl six years OF age,
whose parents reside at l6 Carlisle st., has been
missing since Saturday last till yesterday aftcr-
noon, when her remains were found floating in
the dock foot Ol Pier ., y. X. The body was
taken TO her Late home, aud Coroner Schirmer
Lotihed to hold an Inquest. 1t Is supposed that
the deceased was drowned by accidentally fall
ing overheard.
SERIOUS FAII~-Catharinc McNimara fell
from II balcony on the second story of her resi-
dcnoe, q East 2Sth street, to the pavement,
and fractured her jaw, besides receiving other
severe injuries. She was taken to Bellevue
Hospital.
Cur MS TmoAr.-zDlniel O'Callahan, a
man of incorporate habits, attempted to com
nit suicide by cutting his throat. The wound
is not necessarily fatal. He was attended hy
a Police Surgeon at the First Ward Station
lio, Sc, whittier an officer hal taken him.
lASGERoUs CAMrHENE CASUALTY. II
man named Coon, living at 52l Tenth aycnuc
was dangerously burned by the explosion OF ,
camphcnc lamp which he was cndtayOring I,
ill while lighted.
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Officer Irving, and sevcrsl other oficsn entered
the premises, and arrested Mike the keeper, A.
also I'VE men and two women. The prisoners
were III taken bcfore Justice Connolly, who
held MIKE for trial, and the female wers de-
tanned ns witnesses against him. The men ar
rested were fined o. each. During the feht
several persous were badly cut with tumblers
and glass bottles.
A SUPPostD BURGLAR.-A corpulent Scotch
man, giving his name as John Thompson, was
arrested by officer Flag, Of the 81 Ward, On
suspicion. lie was found secreted in the rear
Of promises 30 Maiden Lane with n quantity
| ~ burshIs' tools In his possession. Oh making
! ore minute examination Of the store, Ser
geant Bracket Of the ID Warl found lad
der which had been erected against ono Of tho
upper Windows, evidently with the intent 20
Pain access 20 tho building. Thompson was
taken before Justice Osborne and committed for
trial
PtCKroCKgr Enthusiastically 81 ernoon
a crowd q about 100 persons had gathered in
the Park and Tax Commissioner David Miller
stopped to ascertain the cause. whiic in IN,
crowd, a pickrockct named J. II. NJ Hoe a.
stracted his namc,akcs repeater, worth 800,
list was seized by detectives Duspnhcrry aud
lIoncv, who had been quietly watching his
operations. The watch was restored 10 its
rghtful owner, and the pickpocket was locked
up.
S1ABniNG AFrRAY.-Dnring fight between
Patrick McManus and Patrick McCifrev, Nc.
Manus was severely cut in the side by knife
in the hands # bis adversary. The latter was
arrested and taken before Justice Brennan and
held to aniwer McCsiTrey said he only acted
on the defensive.
TIM ALLEGED ISpASrIcIDR CAsR-Coro-
ner Schirmer held an inquest upon the boly of
Am,lis Smith, an infant child six month, old,
whose death it was charged upon her mother.
The testimony, however, showed tina, dc ith
was tho resul. Uf conmotion Of the brain,
caused by tie deceased having several time,
fallen out Of bed healforemo-t. The jury rom
dcrcd verdict to that effect, and the Coroner
discharged Mrs. Smith from cuSt'dy
FIGHr BETWEEN BARRIERS. Patrick Fn-
rell and George Dob-on, both BARRIERS, the latter
living at 10 White street. got into an alterca.
tion when Farrell, as Is charged, seizod rlzor
and with 1t struck his adversary a oen. ~
under the nnse, inh citing a severe wound. fir-
rrll was arrested by officer Curley of the 9Th
Ward, and taken before Justice Osborne, who
locked him up for trial.
TnK CATALIsK Arson CAsB.-The exlni-
nation was yesterday postponed.
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Kansas Montgomery with 600 men and one
howitzcr on the 2d inst, pursued and attacked
Gen. Rains force Of 1000 to 5000 men and
effective artillery, and after two hours fighting
withdrew slowly, keeping up running fight
until dark
Twenty-Five slaves Of rebels havo been freed
in ST. Louis.
ACOi. L. l.. BLAIR was arrested Yesterday by
order OF Gen. FREMONT on charges VI insubor
dination and disrrspecliul Languages toward hi,
commanding officer, when writing to and visit
ing Washington with II view to eil,cl hi. 70
moval
The ST. Louis Democrat defends FREMpN
strongly.
The Chicago TnJup' and Post, severely co II
sure the President letter to Fremont A. a veal
and backward mOytment.
Among the killed at the railroad M iSacro il
Missouri, was BARCLAY CorrIC OF JON
BROwSs raid.
A government steamer ON the Missouri hay
ing met with an accident on Sunday night, WI
taken by rebels on shore, with 10 q. :. soldiers
A Pennsy lNania regiment started yesterll,
from liartisburgh. Two more will move within
the week
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TIL BGRAPH TO THE ~ r. SUN.
ImpoI tant from Western Virginia
ANOTHER VICTORY.

CinoiHaoti, Sept. 16.-A special dispatch to
the Gdre''e, from Cannix Ferry, dated 18th,
states that Gen. Lee resumed the attack alon.,
our whole line yesterday, at Cheat Mountain
Af,er long contest Gen. Reynold,' fairly re-
pulsed him with considerable Rebel loss and
little or no loss on our side. Gen. Wise aud
Floyd are both retreating as fast as possible.
detachment of three hundred men on tho
12th, completely routed three Tennessee ros-
IN ents on the west side of Cheat Mountain
killing 80 and taking most of their equipments.
A strong rebel force aso threatened the east side
but without fighting. At the same time Ii, 90.
rebels advanced ON Elk Water, but were driver
back some OF 10 miles.
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PUBLIC ENTRRTAINMRNTs

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-HERMANN
n Admission, 20 cents, 10 all parts Of the house.
DO IN open ut n to commence at ) to conclude
at 10Y.
NnItcH Tie tickets Of these persons who could
II Il "a aduiiitanoe last evening, will be received
ANY evening tits week
THIS AND EVERY EVENING OF THE WEEK,
Tho We nderful performances Of
TIE GREAT INSTRUMENTATION
ii L II X VI A Nm,
s't,cd hy the cc'chruted
ORCHESTRA or THE OPERA.
Tickets, Firy Gents, may q had during the day
at the Academy ol Muse Shells, IN Wall street ;
q. BrcusnRs, Hprace Waters, Hall Il Sons, 4 nth,
Pond Co.'S, and sll other music stores Tickets
may likewise be- h'd at the Iripcpa hotels, AMI IN
ho evening at the door. lis
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Military and Naval Movements

orr Al IAsT-The 18th Regiment, n. Y
$. NJ. formerly Known as the Washington
Grc! ~ took their departure from camp at E,-
New lnk YESTERDAY, for Washington. The
regiment, under {, mmand Of Col. Moore, num-
bcrs $40 rank and file, aud in their march
through Wllliamsburgh, last evening they at
tn cited deserved attention aud applause by their
fine soldiorly appearance.
TnE CoNrISENrAL GuARp.-This regiment,
encamped near Fort Hamilton, has received
marching orders, ard it is probable will lie Off
today or tonight They number about one thou
sand men.
WHERE lIE Mi,SiNG REGIMENTS HAVE
GoNE The I'd New Hampshire and sth Ma
inc Regiments, proceeded to the seat of war by
the same railroad between and G o'clock on
SUNDAY n~rning.
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A HAPPY DAY
II TIE JOLLIEST DAY YET.
INCONpARAnI

lNNOMiAhAHl1
TIE BEST DAY OUT"
Life il short, make II sweet,
Go Il while you're young;
We'll prove to the South we'rc not dead beat
That Right viii larrup Wrong.
HARRr HIT Joyous Caterer has determin-
ell H. finish the SEASON" IN "spcy manner"
The Government in consideration Of his many men-
torious services, has consented to his employing
the good steamer
SEA sHoRE-CArT SHERMAN,
prior 10 her departure tn pepper the Rebels now
mustered against y. r., you and him, and all hon
cat, Union owing p'pple. tShe will first Ia bored
for her guns and then proceed to bore the TritorsA
In tie meantime she will on
THURSDAY NEXT 10TH SEPT,
TINE A. N. tsharp ~ ayongiug bayonet y
Place . toes instep and heel Commonly
known as) - Foot" Of spriSg street. Hence 10
proceed crowded ~ hole is not plnched in her
mizZcn ldnnaele catseye top~il by that Now Or
leans nAva' internal machine) 10
THE FISHING BANKS
II IL melancholy tn contemplate that this will DO
THE LAST TRIP OF THE SEASON,
But HAIRY HILL In bont upon examining every
one with such stock of JoLLITY shall Last
them ill next Excursion Season aud to engrave
this day nde!ibly ON tho Memory of his Patrons NJ
Of the meTriest "reminiscences Of their sub-soar
eNistence-a day to be singled out, years and years
hence, from among all other days which lave shed
their joyous Time-mark Light along this work-a-
day highroAd oi Existence.
Medium has obtained from EPIcuRRs a Recipe
for preparing for this occasion, only
''TllE NECTAR AND AMBROSIA OF TIHGODS,'
Nhth are iouhd, on immigration, 70 No very SINH
lar 10 the prog" INDUCED In by Republican Pat
rots-and what need said Gods" desire better 2
Ahesdy large number Of genial, noble fellows,
and the most eAutiiul ladies Of the State have ar
ranged 10 ass'd at the fral iestivity.
world-renowned BAND Of whose famous mem
beers II may lie said that they need not 'hl.w their
own trumpets," will 10 on hand to stir the entire
party up to investing In Treasury Notes 10 an uu-
limited extent, ly the inspiring strains Of YANKEES
Doodle %c'," or set them Shooting IT, to any
graceful pedestrian feet, from "waik round" up
n "Minnet de Ia Cour" As for ,he footing of tho
BILL the damages will lie IRRESPECTIVE Of lost hear.sl
I-iil,u' '''''''''''' ''''...,'.''.'. Dp Gus.
Z nthuelheh' ...,......,...,.......Sl W
Both VIII administer 10 Their Inner Individual AZ
their Appetite suggests
AT MODERATE PRICES
As for HARRY NIL himself 10 does not pur-
noHe to make pile" on this final trip but 10 take
out his balance Ia
The steamer will stop Mt FORT LAFAYETTE ~
Remember tie Expedition leaves Spring st, 5 a IN.
" Pier 4 N X, Sk
Peck slipER
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WILLIAMSBURGH.

FIRE.-lssterday morning, fro was dis
covered in the lagcrbier saloon of Mr.. ID schiller,
in Grand st., near 10th It, 4. d. How the
fire originated il unknown, hut IL spread with
such rapdlty that the whole interior of the
pem-s, with the contents, were destroyed
Mr.. Dechlirr estim,tes his los at $500, on which
there was no insurance, The building, which
was damaged To the extent Of 5000, belonged /,
Mr. PLt'en, whether insured or not could not
be asccriained.
BrI.GLAEY. The hou~c of Mr. John Dom
Ne. &c Fourth St, T. d., was fcloniouslv en-
tered on Sunday night, and robbed Of clothing
Of the value of $50. No arrests.
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Fortress Monroe, Sept II, ria baltimore
Sept. ia party Of fourteen contraband slaves
escaped last night from near Sewall's Point and
came over to the Fortress in canoe. They
represent that provisions are very scarce ii
Princess Anne county, ana that there are some
i've hundted rebels AT Sewsll's Point. The
foros there Is constantly changing.
The vessels composing the block lding fleet
previous TO the IIatteras expedition, are again
returning TO Old Point.
b Tho st. Lawrence has been of Savannah, bu,
hrings no news.
We learn from the Frenchmau who deseTteC
FROM the Yorktown, that she is actually iron
plsisd, 80 as 70 protect her sides and uPpe
sAasAlnsry. --'
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THREE LIVING WHALES
Il NOW ON EXHIBITION

uNpER AN ELEGANT PAVILION
A T j o n 4 IS WOODS.
These Whales have been obtained at great expeu A.
FROM THE NORTHERN SEAS,
and at great outlay Of 10th labor and money,
A LARGE TANK
has cen erected IN these beautiful grounds in which
they are exhibited, and which Ia supplied with
PURE OCEAN WATER
from the East River, at the rate of
100000 GALLONS DAILY,
by means of a powerful Steam Pump, which throws
a six inch stream through
ONE THOUSAND FEET OF IRON PIPE,
lined with cement and laid expressly for thai pur-
pose,
Admishon only % cts. Children under ten, IS cts
The I'd and Sd AVE CARS convey passengers
70 Goth street, within minutes walk OF Jonea'
Woods, the pleasantest rGmble In this vicinity
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AvBRsR as we are TO the promotion Of Office
seeking, wc must call attention TO the nomina-
ton Of FhRpERIcK l.. VuLrE for Sheriff, in our
advertising columns, by several hundreds Of
prominent citizens, under their own signature
Ia an unusually manly and respectable mole
Of effecting nomination, on the part of both
the nomins;ors and the nominee. We like the
fashion. There is personal and direct rcspon-
sibility involved in giving signatures of this
sort, which influential men cannot afford to
take without good cause. 1t will not he taken,
certainly, at tho suggestion Of the bravo chief
OF the primary elections.
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Foreign Intelligence.
One Day Later from Europe.


Fnrhcr Point Sept. 1G-Tbc steamship Anglo
Saxon arrived of this Point this evening. Sac
left Liverpool at II A. NJ. Of the 9th, and Lon
dondtrry the 9Th inst.
There is nothing Of interest from Great Bri-
tain or France.
Iiaiy.
II il reported that Austria ard spain had al
dressed collective note expressit their in
tcntiOn In tho event Of the French troops bcin,,
withdrawn from Rome, to each place some r. 81
men's at the disposal Of the PapI Government.
SignoI Bignoul had not accepted the Licu,e-
nancy of Sicily. IL is rumOied that it will 10
offered 10 Gen. Pelings.
News had reached Turin Of the d'embirk q
tion of some rc,c,ionsts near San Rlpidos, in
the Province If Acculi. A troop Of National
Guards went in pursuit,
Austria.
The Committees Of eight counties a. we'll as
the municipality Of Pesth, had been dissolved
by ordcr Of the government.
\ proposition was before the Croaten Diet
that i should record an expression Of regret at
the dissolution Il the llungir ian Diet.
Poland.
solemn funeral services were held in all the
Churche, at Warsaw ON the I'd, in mcmery of
| these VINO recently fell at wilma. The people
wore mourning bands on their hats, and the
shops were all closed. Tranquility was not dis
| turhCd.
| The French steam frigatc la Taude, which
WIS at Halifax, received order, on the 18th u
| August To proceed 10 Vera Cruz.
Commercial Intelligence.
| Hy Telegraph ,7d L,nd,nde,yy.l
LrvERrooI, Sept. G.-Coiton Sales OF tNs
| week 5000 tales. The market was firm M an
advance Of 80. f,r the middling qualities
while the r,i- descriptions closed easier at IN,
u 'vmt,a ratca, AMI tho lower qualities hut
| SLIGHTLY del u"d. The stock in port was cs.i
mated at sS1 100 bales Of which boa, 900 bale
| were Am, ricnn.
Bteafstutts active. Wheat has an upwar
tendency, and prices are , a "a. higher. Flo,
firm and I'd. l.. higher. Consols for none
close NJ 49,
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The Arrests in Baliinore---Thc Meeting q
the Legislature OF MARYLAND.

baltimore, Sept. l6.-The police are arresting
the secession members Of the Legislature as fast
as they reach this city on their way to Frederick,
80 that there will be no quorum tomorrow,
nearly thiee-fourths of both houses being " So
cesb, and il is presumed that they will he all
arrested T.. arrests thi. evening are Me,srs.
Dennis and Heckard Of the Senate, and Man
we'll, Landing and Rai-in, of the House. There
are now | . m mher- Of the House and three Of
the Senate 20 he arrested. Many of them can
net he found, and are said to have He'd the State.
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Gcu B~lcr In Massachusetts.

Boston, Sept. lG.-Gen. Batter had an inter
view today with Gov. Andrew and Senator
Wilson, aud will Immediately rot about raising
six New England regiments for special service
A mas meeting will probably he held in fur.
therance Of the object.
The schooner Jos. Hickman was seized today
under the cOnfscation act.
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sTAMrEDE or VIRGINIA cnNIRADANDs


Arrival of Another Prize mt philadelphia.
JHiiade plid, Sept. 16.-Tho schooner Mary
WOOD, from the West Indies, owned in North
Carolina, arrived here today in charge of prize
Master Nicholson. The Gro = consisting princi-
pally n members Of Gen. Buffers Naval Bri-
gado. Her cargo l. salt, sugar and moasscs
She was captured at Cape Iiatteras.
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RHN.IGu0UN.

Yeupg Mems Christina As.ociatIou OF the
Washington Square N n. Church.-The annual
meeting o. this Assoc afion will be held al the
Chureh ON Fourth T. on wednesday evening, SEPT.
IL At y o'clock. Addfes ~ by Rev. ALFRED
FOSTER.
Music by the Choir utder the direction Il Pro.
fessor L. A. BENJAMIN.
WIN. W. CORNELL, Pres.
JAMES H. PELToN Sec SELF a.!5i
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NIXON'S ROYAL CIRCUS,
~ Corner l4th street aud 6th avenue.
COMPLIMENTARY RENEFIr TO

SEBASTIAN QUINLIANI,
being His tlnt benefit m America.
On this Crl ESDAY) NIGHT. Sept. nth.
EXTRAORDINARY
AND ATTRACTIVE ARENIC ENTERTAIN
MENT,
In which ell tie splendid company appear, assisted
10y
SIX NEW ARTISTS,
volunteered for the occasion.
GRAND PROCESSION
TIN
G II A 4 o L l. O w IRIS,
las eeu arranged, and will start n II Oslo, k from
Palace Garden.
MADAME MASON
driving ten horses and co4tumod ~
GODDESS OF LIBERTY
route mp 9th avenue 2sd street t. Sth avenue n
Beo,icr st, T." Bowery, { Park, up Broadway b
l4th street, 10 Garden.
Admission 20 cents children IS cents.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Post Once Notice

Poer OrTIoR y. Y, SErr. 10, 1861
The now style of g vernmuut POSTAGE STAMPS
IN uow ready, and for sale At this office. Exchange
will lie made of the new style for an equivalent
amount Of the Old issue during period OF SIX
stamps OF the old issue will not hc received in pay
nent ol Postage on letters sent from this office.
sol6 6'lO3 WIN. II. TAYLOR, Pm
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The Peoples, Unou and Republican Norf-
nations
public meeting Of the citizens Of the 9th Ward
for the purT-sc Of raiifying tina
PEOPLES NOMINATIONS,
made at the State Conventions held at Syracuse, on
the 18th INST, viii bo held at the Blocker Buildings
on Tuesday evening, the 18th inst at ~ o'clcco1
Rufus y. A. drew-, Joseph l.. HoNie, Stiar
Woodford NJ Il Chauucey Shafier, will address
meeting. AL Union men inv ted 10 10 ptesoiN
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A. p. A-The Onlco,n nnd NInmher. of

Columbia Lodge No. $, A. p. A., are requested to
meet at the lodge room, No 800 Grand street
Sept. 18th, for the purpose Of attending the funeral
Of our deceased brother, JOSEPH CLARK. The
Order generally Is respectfully invited 70 attend
EDWARD HUNTER, W, Nj ROBERT fERGU.
son, RS, sell As'a6I
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rHE NEW YORK SUN
AuKnNa. HKrr. n. isel.


tH 49, - -. -. - -
r.-.-a-y rrsaspics on ne "Pcacss Plat
fsrm.
THB I" Peace" platform Of the Abortion State
Ticket h already nearly ground 10 powder by
ths Indignation Of the Demccrs tic partv IN
who's name Il was erected The Tammany
Association, now restored 10 its ancient position,
defes the Regency Of CAooER & RICHMOND,
and dictstes-as q true exponent Of Demo
cratic sentiment-the expulsion At once Of their
principles and persons from the party organizs-
ton.
A. the meeting of the Tammany General
Committee last night, a declaration commune
Gated TO the public by ELIJAH +. PunpY AMI
PETER d. SwEENY, Esqs, in answer to charges
Of bargaining for admission to the Convention
&C., was unanimously adopted, and committee
of nine was appointed to report an Address in
which il is expected that the "ninth" rcsolu-
ton and the intriguing politicians who origina-
ted and managed the Convention, will be en-.
phatically repudiated, denounced and excom.
muncated in tho name Of the Democratic
People.
The Tammany men arc not only Union mcn,
by tradition association, and Of course in sem
timent, but they are shrewd enough "a poll
ticians 10 see that their party will inevitably
he rolled under an unfathomable fool Of pop
ulsr indignation, unless the corrupt principles
and politicians of the lac convent on can DO
shaken of by an immediate ~ energetic
movement. There can I've no dour that the
candidates who have not already declined,
will he constrained to come on boar the Tam
many platform about to he put fsrh as their
only escape from the delugc. Tamminy is
doing good work for the salvation Of the old
Democratic party. Having triumphsntly eject
ell Mozart, it will now purify the party from
the CAoOER regency.
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Camp Meeting AT B1aspeth, Il. l., VIII
hamslurgh, continued ihr ugh the week. Tho
leasing Of the Lord Is wish US. Salvation IL seen
IN cur midst. Cars leave Gr.bd street Ferry every
halt hour. Refresbmehts ON the ground. 100
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


NHll'tllllth 10 Nl'AlslA unholAa
WHO could he burst his bords at first,
Would pine beneath them slowly.
Temperance meeting every Tuesday Evening, at
Blocker Buildings, cor. Blocker and Morton SITS.
j lllKES aud other speakers will address the
meeting this Tuesday evening, l6l
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niskilen Lodge, No, 90, A. Y. A., are requested TO
be punctia at their Lodge Room, ISL Bpwery, this
Tuesday evening" on business Of importance, rela-
tive T. Il death ofBo. GEORGE KELLs. JOHN
CLARK, W. NJ, FRANCIS IRVINE, Rec. Soc. 90
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large amount Of news, interesting, but of
secondar, interest. is crowded out of todly' -
SuS by an unexpected rush Of Advertisements.
Aner all, such II cheering evidence or rcvivinp
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