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The sun., 1864-11-03
From Mexico.

Surrender ~; COrtiras 10 ttso New Icyerr-
nicnt-ScverN Eurthqu1tsc "a SorrpIr,ry.
hy way Of Havana We hsvo news frcrH the CITY
OF Mexico to the 18th ulnno, and fr1 ~ vorn Cruz
to the 2Jd. Mejm occupied Matainoras ON the 10Th
ultimo, thoui Resistance on The part - Cortinas,
who is sad 10 have given In his adhesion To the
empire in the following despatch to Gene nj McVa:
"Mos. Excellent Sir l. md tho Mexican soldiers
whom until to-day have hnd tho honor ol rom.
man hns' submit ourselves ia good faith TO tue
imperial govornmcn according to the dc,an uf
tho worthy communication OF your Excellence,
which have Just received We rely upon tho
stateincutr, official and pcrfonn, of your excel
Icncy and On the maRnnnimity Of tie new govetn-
inenI which from to-dny We recognize, and on tho
consciousness u our good faith 10 EXPECT that wo
shall receive treatment worthy of the gooi nanlo
OF the country to- which wo lclong. And your
fxcel!ency ~ our new chiol will please 10 corh-
inApd US in Whatsoever YOU shall SEC ai, with the
understanding that the city and all con suod In u
fenau entirely ut Your disposltion.
Independence and libertyi
hATAMoEAs, Sept. 70, IsGI.
JUAN CoHUsAs
To II = Exccllency, General ToaAa Me,f., wharc.
ever no may be found.
A severe earthquake was foN at Tlascoln aud
vicinity on the ID instant. Tho capola, tower
sscresty, &c, Of the church, and tho ccc
court room, were destroyed. The sacr'star and biz
dsughtar wero buried In the ruins. All tho
churches temples and private dwellings have
| suffered moro or loss and many aru untaush,c. AZ
katamoros, Izuksr, aud tho nophlor' M VILLAGES,
| tho earthquake lasted forty seconds. a,ar,clv /,
sound building was lett. One lndy ~as killoi. Tho
| frame buildings we're thrown down. rb. dolues oj
| tho churches o San Nicholas und Ralplo, aud ui
| other churches, were destroyed. A. slanoa the
church was spill. open, and religious services are
| Suspended. species of watcr-pout ioll IN Monte
Alto, flooding the city and country about Tneu bD
| and San Juanico TO the northeast of the city nni
| around San Antonio do Las Hucrtss. Tho roah,
were hmpassnblc and on tho 9th tho rain stu con,
tnued inccssanty
Tho EsTTfErE says some individuals have be en-
arrested In the City Of AeKico for conspiracy, and
the three principal ones have boen sont To vera
Cruz
Il is again asserted that Diego Alvnrea. Of tb,
etaie Of Gueuero ID about b. suLInit to- MAXI nit
Ian and for tho fourth or fhh time, tLat Juan
Alvarez Is dead.
Just before tho cspisulstion oi Ms,ainoros, Can.
ales left with 200 men, snd crossed over 10
Texas.
II IL said that Junrez has passed over the dcsc1
Of dan Carlos into ChIhuabua.
The sun., 1864-11-03

military matters hsvc divided the attention Of
tic sccrasry u War ior tho i.at fa, vceks
livery train Is Allied with turlcuchcd so,dis-.
cLccrs clerks and pcpar,mcu, otnployccs. on ,hor
WY home to vote. o. the probable result o. t,e
ceruon c,.n only state ths, ~ ,nuch un.r Amt,
prevails hero as e'Se~ here Roth part co -ofoss
tbe utiuo-t conad 'ncc IA the suo>eas OF the re-.
sirctye cPnd dn~s.
iho rre1s OF the New York Stat agents. foioN
"d bv the s~itt PUNISH cnt uf iuvRaspumcnt f.r
i'io dsa't om to Ferry aud Donohuc, form cxri,,n-
tol,,s "a discussion. rhn Commissioners aert cn
~ Governor Seymour hsyo arrivei. but IL
is hard to what they can acou,ptah
They may protest. but uho time Is sh.rt lpforo
election day, and there many pcrplexmg qrcs-
hons to bc discussoI Modcr.tc men hcrc, Il al
IsrueN are inclined To think tha, tho Local W state
ls"s have power 10 take cosnxaaco of Offences Il
this kind.
General hanks hns cc-no and gone and lcft q.
most hvorab, impress ron. OF his civil policy In
Louisiana no praise too high. and a. to hs mill
t,ry failures the world has only heard one ado Of
the story, tnd the side most uniavorabo for him.
lie II not responsible for The departure of tho dect
on cotton sPccu s,lon. out of supporting distance
i'lu tne Mlny, uf uo @TNauon O' inc Ihnu
forces which invited the defeat At Ilensan,
h,n. 1t ~ positively Known however, thst
the credit Of preserving tho feet s duo to him lie
alone OF all the other conmnniers hal Ponius to
discern the full value Of tho " estern baekwoods
engineer. and 10 wa, through his arInncss aud
activity that oil the necessary time and means were
bestowed for us execution. lie said IN have
produced a mort favorable impression on Mr.. Lin
coin, and II the rumors assigning the vacant Chief
Jus,iceship,o 10 Mr.. stanton should provo correct,
General Banks 10 likely to he elevated " the War
Department. for which he - eninently fitted by
| his high Administrative talent.
or the military situation, but Little can be said
II s absolutely certain tha, General Grant requires
more men. shermAn's position, though not at all
| dangerous, 10 difficult. lie has too many places 10
guard, and IA tho new plan Of campaign designed
b. Beaurcsard looks to ne avoiding II battle, the
war will assume and more the character of
a ntcst for positions, and thus producing an In
crca.ing demand for new forces. But Sherman v
full OF aud has such splendid capacity
that great confidence Ia felt IN his ability. AS for
the war In tho far West Price has lot yet got oR
with his army and stolen horses, nor will he
l
The sun., 1864-11-03
Further Particulars Of Hoods Defeat nj
Decatur.
I'm NAL
tBy Mai }

AdlsTa,ch received ut headquarters in Nash vilio
on Friday for Decatur, says: "Iho enemy under
cover Of the darkness Of last night, with heavy
lumu, drove IN our picket7, and es'nblshel alinc
90 rfc Tts FIVE hundred yards ron our front. An
hour succ We drove thci1 ou, OF ther pits with n
much Inferior force, capturing one hundred aad
twenty ucn. and killed aul wounded q sr"l, mum.
LoI. They bclon. h. Chelthau.'s division"
The sun., 1864-11-03
Rebel Plots.
Northern CiiiCs 20 he Fired on Election Du,
Deapatch lroni VT. srNnrd.

E'gGio, NoU. 2.-rhc sul!u.ncl despatch was
received ti.s Afternoon hy tie Mayor Of ,h., city.
Mayor farr, has already taken the mater N hand
and any attempt upon Buffalo VII be worse than
futile. Thc following IL the despatch
Washington Nor. 2.--To The Mayor ot BuFilo :
-Tais Department has received Information from,
the Eri; IA ProUuses tJ the effect that there is a
confprncy tot to set fic to tho principal ctici
IN The rthc.n Stats on to Iay Of the Presider e
ia. 'lc,.uu. l, ID my du'g to communicate this
in' .E-iail IA to sou. tiguciy
The sun., 1864-11-03
The Presidential Election.
Proc,a nation OF GOV. Seymouy,

Albany n. Y, Non. 9.-Gov'rnor Seymour
has issued the folloui'g PROCLAMATION TO the
people
In few days tho citizens ~ mis- co,u,ry arc to
exercise their constitutional iut9 ~ o,ccing a
President and vice.Prcsident Of tho unmcd satcc
At time when tho conuIton of our CoUntry ca
citrs the deepest interest,
The questions uf tho day no, only affect NE per.
svnsl welfare Of all aud the happiness Of their
homes, but are also Of clErHDt ter to arouse tho
Passions and leai 10 angry contrprcrscs between
parties.
The oSisterco Of terrible civil war arI the rs-
petion q llo right Of military lAntcrs In
some sections of our country ~ n'.r re- With tl,-,-
tons, have esused panfil an0 cvrlurg doutla :.
thc minds of many with regard g. The free aud
untrHnucl"d exercise Of the clcs "a irehehsc.
be,efore appeal to ''cn OF all iu'ies 70 "nte
with thoso holding ofiicisl positions in thcir -.
forts to slay undue eXolteueu,, io',c. tho harsr-
neys of party pre- uG,ccs and paHa If- ard 70 AVOID
oil meas snrea anu language which tend TO n,rhc Or
disorder
However we mny differ In our ycws of public
policy, vo are alike iricrraiod IA the mante'I.
anco g.; order, IN tho Ircscryu;iun u the rigA,s
an 10 promotion Of the prosperity oi .ur
ri'' vo do no, sgrce as To- tho mc,hois bv
v' ess ends are 10 to gaincd, thoy arc ,erl..
ctif ourht hy an.
is scruin they cannot be reached by angry
con rHv'iHio- Unreasonable suspcions or oit,.-
dcrly actions
There aro no vel -vtouudci .osrs ,hr, tho risn,s
OF tic a Leas Of Nov York win bs lampel ulnn
At the rolls
The lower Of the State s annie TO proteo. Al
CLASSES IN the Tree sxorse a. ,h,Hr polNra au'lrs
4. dom .ais tho pubhc .uthnruc. will Lc u,-
held by good ct'zcns oi all parties.
Ttere 10 no reason TO doubt thnt tho cDu 0. rlc'-
ton viii 10 cCnductod ~ith the usual quot g. d.
orier.
gbsrlrs OF counties and all other oLccr, non,
duty II - ~ keep 10 IeSce and pr.' orr II.
.ons will take caro- that every W ~ siHl tnyc a
Aeo ballot in the 10 HIN b. the
The sun., 1864-11-03
GENERAL SHERMAN.
Rcpcrtcd Crossing Of the Tennessee BY the
Rebels ltr.

Louisrtii, Ky., Noe l.--Rumor says thu, Gen.
Hood. with thirty thousand mon. crossed the Ten
ncs9c" River, going northward, to-day. n PAR.
ucars aud locality Of the crossing not stated,
tnd arc not attsinallc ~ prc-cut. The railroad
and telegraph from Louisville to Atlsnia aro now
"a sood order.
Lo"isr.ils, Nor. 9.--Goyernment dispatches re-
ccyed early ths morning indicate that even thing
Is ~ rl,h. nlong Sherman's whoie liue.
The sun., 1864-11-03
From the Mississippi River.

Lonisr,ib, H., Nor. l. The New Albany tn-
diar.. LGporR says th,, rebel battery ia rcportci
Oh The Mississippi River. ut Drsndywinc Point,
above Ian n. 81. Tho steamers Chicago aud
Platte Valley were attacked going up an two por
sons kllol. Guuboats uow at the Bend, aad
further trouble need not lie spprehended.
The sun., 1864-11-03
Tho Election Ernutls.

Washington, Noe 2.--The trial Of Colonel North,
New York State Agent, has been further post
poncd until tomorrow. in order TO give tho &C.
cu5ci additional timc Tor preparation. and enablo
tho prosecution to send for witnesses. Tho New
York Commission have not yet accomplished the
main objects of their visit
The sun., 1864-11-03

ro,n. ,i from, the State Of New Yor', lie s salts.
hsi c.ai a large number II lives 1d have been
/ ~, b. ,hr blowing ur, ns tie Abctnntle's guns
we've all-rnannci Tho Secretary " The Navy will
recommend C. 'rrrcss vote 4 thsnks nni he
VII be promote to bc L'eu'.uaut Commander.
The sun., 1864-11-03
The OGclui Vote OF pennsyIyan,a

Harrisburg, Pnn, Noe. 2.-The official vote Of
forty-one counties has been received At III. Office Of
tie Secretary Of State. Tho following are the as
rie.atc results, including the soldiers vote {,
Union, i9o,737 Democratic, 176, Cos. Union ma
ioItY, ILOly.
The sun., 1864-11-03
The War Westward.

Cira, III, Noe. 1.-The rebel Gcprrais Hu'or
Chal.ucrs and Lyon held consu.,sdon at Paris
Tennessee, oD Tuesday night Al % .rer,l Tor.
rests men furoughcd or struggling through She
country ave ordered to rendezvous at Jackson, Ten
pesses. Tie steamers oier ap5 Nan.aoca, rel. .rt.
The sun., 1864-11-03
From Washington.

The Conflict of Parties Strange Excite.
incHi Cf the " nsiiH -t0ninus -ihcir ' otc-
lessncss sl.c inthusiEsin' IL rtls md ,.o,.
die ~ s.Oiug Iboine 10 tGtc-1h iICcuon
frauds investigation 90 General brnka'
s,ir ia the Ascendant The Aiiitnry III.
tuaIiOn.
The sun., 1864-11-03
The Attack Rspu!ss3.

THE PRgsIDENTihL Election
The sun., 1864-11-03
REPORTED REBEL PLOTS.

North crU Cities 10 nc Fired on
Election Eny.
The sun., 1864-11-03
A SWIM F0R LIFE.

FROM GRANTS ARMY.
The sun., 1864-11-03

REBEL RAID IN MAINE.
The sun., 1864-11-03

Particulars Of the Picket Capture
The sun., 1864-11-03

DISPATCH FROM Mr.. SEWARD.
The sun., 1864-11-03

Tho Explosion Terrible Scenes.
The sun., 1864-11-03

r. A. ALExANDER's celebrated horse Osterar.
valued at 5000, was captured a, Bloou.asld,K Ky,
on Tuesday, by the rebel1
lCsNtLau<s " LaSt pass.l
The sun., 1864-11-03
The Latest News
Fly Telegraph to the y. a. sun.
TIRE Rebel RA'I ALDENARLE.
Account Of Her Destruction.

The Ram Fenced in with Logs.
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Fesseupeye Sailed

sfearshIp Erin for Liverpool Qae-rsfc.cs-Mrs
smith Mis-. Maj A. Weeks and child. Rev John Dodnsy
d. H. j. RogsTs and lady. John Hicks Rev J. Doote, Mrs
"''e etiien and sgyani Cartwright sut 'Jdy H. Don
slor and lady, Denis Rogers s r. Welsh. George aIk-F t
''s.,ryer igjy nd h3gen, Mrs. j. kwa1d Mrs. Hot
U'oos htNTd WILSON, James GefsAsl William Cow sns
o.ne's j. t.- se.rage. .
NJ AR MT p r. kdlrr Mr. md lir- i-xsLaer Hi- inc
avlesoi hooeEt b.Aeiey ko5ec a..Aeey il A. ala.er
.,s Z. - ~ epnsrd D. stue.sy Pusey A. scoso'Fe ass
q j. Leyor', NJ ,'ee'e, slEWebc Drh T. Goot F. spi-a
a. \ = ~ H.. an ~ odd lFs loud " s.tS
sas b. acho OF, De. ID o. Seho son. Rir AMI Mf-. Joas
W.sief Mrs. Wryt, u. Martha Boyd Miss j. Nes.-. Jn0.
Preston srd lady fau,c, tihss Jase3 lt Henry prb,-
.ady H. ana as. ". feeble and chldr~r r BosTst
H. C. th..ns.o. Cherries As Jsnes Ne, o.ea IA shl
stecrace
T. s,erv.Ap Gpifing S,cr-fIcu. r. A. Chadwick, c. r.
Hsw.s g.. L.. DuHahs, si1 setssl MsJ5g l0l Keny
aus wifa Fs He-r~ hlrA 3. II. Wood md soa W g-Wti
tasef 'nd vie, ,n sod MA !! G Aofs md child A. r
ny. dcTDcr. lr and Mrs Meyer jobs Abshdfo,h yosy
T. Pei M and Ma. =. ees;eri. Als b. 10 inson Mss NJ
ley Hrs - - war .. selnz =. r. ,ugfn ~ S,ncaTss
T.. " is,ss No. joseI. N imorfey 1ir boqnet. Airs
Pear.on ai son JobB ufoJ a'isr. On. d. loI fe.cs.
Pierre fed0n. Edsri rcdon Fr4ucz ts-e. & ;. ,iies -
c. Cooey oamue c. bier ~ b., lI.oeIn A. bsigt'It
Mr.. Henry K. So,thsiok, Mrs. A. " uellacho, tue'ps
sullivan ~ I'm Nsuty m srd Mrs J. ". O0ssr, asj Ia
o. ~ gJe W. D. lark Mrs. Eiey AID ch q, Miss hder
Mr.. boU Ing 4chlefn and s@rysnt bin. Bowling, Ie~a
DOMINO ~ Z toeer snd won't u. u. Cunnuyaain, Q
H. III SIR. A. T. Nourse cliigen and servant
Iians Z. griffin q. sarEsl Edward fearer. Capt noty,
'.s y. Robinson Mia n. Taylor, August it5p berges
John H. soouou. chrs' p Veifen, bert fisbsf Isoo n
schmidt Lowell keriian john n. Arnsby Charlie. Rad JIG
Liv,uHore, hs. e H. Cooml Mia Cail9.ie hslrr NrsN
sa as tItz j. Wc,se H. Lcistd. francis Mi., N.cA
.cr 2. Narcznno :. Melde jr larinno, Mt thoreis
lisncey. Mrsl h.Ahi jeremiah liter Ms A. j. Deai-i
Ma aay r. Jones and hr. LdHird Z. previny I'D
nhd, Ms Ciarle 2. Newcastle, Mc5sei ~ Iufnsr, jeos
Dod ihcnlss d. Greep's. P baxter and oiAeE' 10 'hs
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fAdv-rt 'seluentl
IAdv-n sementl
SWEET SAILING FAoRs.-PHySI0GNoMY OR

SWEET SMILING CRs.-i'HySI0GNohY OR
stess on cuin.crEa"-PortEait Of John Bux and OF
Insane aanseFas. about tie Brain. With
trri,s, Charscer, aai Bio.uPhy Of Mcclellan, Fremont
EtBard Ais, &c Brains OF Criminals; Work aud Wages
NATIVITY VI Population. Gu.ss for dseaseow 70 Get
them.
OUR Social RELsrross Popping the Question, Eng
fish and German VIVA How 20 Tram Children, Led not
Driven" Serpent Worship, "More Dignity than Devotion,
Future Life Clsk.hips At Washington, In Nov. DOUBLE
No PmREsoLooicAL JouGsAL-Newsmon have it. Sent by
post for 2oc 81 year. BY Ms'' fovLRa Wells
No. 30 Broadway, n, \.
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e,esr.hip Morning Star, Hepburn SevOricsrs. 18th In
Fave .yr-riefced very Bes,gy weather tire paas2ge
H. :. siv-r4 Transport Ellen :. Terry besise fsescns
Tsd 7h ns, = Fortress Monroe - hours. " ba.laas,
u. y Q.M. ~.
u ). steam trsu'por, Fiae Boarv forress monros u
hou.s, IN ssi a., 70 u. ). q. ~. -
e. = tfarsgor. uare BSser Fortress Monroe 30 hrs
10 =. :. p.-At -,
Le.lss'. % L. :. A..g.-A
Brz Bogats Lnfs.y. Asprwsi - dsv. r'dse J. = Joy.
Irls bo4geG of .ontego icy, Jsll WrTrsn D. f.So1
s, Dom day. loswoO-. f5c and honey Henry De CO
6dG {. Van Horn tBr.l Merriam wiaisOF, p.a'er. \
Sniflsrs K CO.
sc.r. Msl, Lane Providence fcr Albany
S,hr. SAB Lvs rfuirrham. newport.
sCir. J. .. o ecker Assr, Stonlrst1n.
scaL J. s. TonT sfniin Nav LONDON.
5,hl. 2. 4. FGiiki.u Allen, FEsv.Goaee.
SchI. Afs'te Ia moad Chatham, h-h.
sctr. IelhrT- NaL,on. Cf9wel hoston.
SrlI. fnses 10Y. treHe iToF ,ence.
scAs Nalh-us Holmes. ita9i ProviGence FOR RenaSea
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1Grt- iOdrosn5' Noiire.

STArE oF NRg-YoRK.
PoEr-WArDESf OPFICs No. 10; Wslls;-
NOTICE Is hereby given. Ill accordance with
- ..cion al tho paced 2rll Il, 1851 euss "Ar
Set to h-ar- als- tr Naers Cae oi Tie Icgt " Ney~
fo" 10 "A persons Interested Ia. o. having ehass Of Ma
subject OF such inigIy. e1mnaion oE surrey ms,
tho following ve-s. IA-cr ineo1 ~ the PeH
Warens ,ul .het tie s.i Surveys examinations win -
omplete within ten asys nesI succeeding !n, ,oiicso
board said vessels
F.rs Can4j,...............wo oduiT 4 Robinson
Eris bosota ........................-.,.tE IL
MlAllDIsE gOIfhisS, PIe.isenk
J. Auas NGaRI.Ax. ssc-c.-ry.
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rT,suorlch-.

Tia Noruns Stsr epors Plfsd IN The river s'rsmsSS
suso Nad hence Dot ~ bound uP; alec steamship B gte
CITY iSh ius passed sic Wiss stssu s.,p with tue
smoke stacks; day III Csryago:t light passed anothsf
nler-boih bound :.
Tie sesvr reports; H-vv had heavy :. and NV. woe
'ir during the eut gssssS- 5rra days a. oi hat-rasi
-rrurr heai Of sis.Eass aai fret1rrnSt los "l and
ransa; spit ellis &c Lon br!ss Mode, 'f5n PsEs5E, *
AZ on, fer 1stfu.
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fA1vertiaerneusI

PRESIDENT PETROLEUM C0mPANY.-We I'M
and that the subscription list Of hi, Company isvcry
full and but few shares 20 be bad The prpspec.
being that will be for sale the m Of Eoyemhr We
and looking tbs Prospsstus that t Hat OF bcrb.
% composed Of influential citisens and
promises be Of the greatest Of the day We
would advise s persons ~ishng to mskt invement.,o cal
The Subscription Agents, messrs. H. II ssPsos1 Co. No
"a Cedar st. where they can obtain pamphlets and 81 ,oioF
nation Necessary. Sec sdvertisenienl IN columns
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pa.sesgrrs Arrived.

fnsfsomsip Mrrng star frOu, e,- OreIrs aad Hotcs4
Geo. r. Ero X. D Smith, Mr.. AMI hr. J. Z Kelly W..
DiiHrock, Lyman more. julius Wolf, IS. o. hesrrz. NrI
" - and if4t Ass,er ht4oe tias Lizzie stesrns
Mr. and ,is- G. C. Nauck Mr. snd MIA nelson, sis G. b.r
ber ~. T. Hewitt A. Faavr, Dir Mc,ehsl Nr. and nrs Il.
T. Fish Sire R. pic. ard aud servant Jas Horsn, p H. btsr
row mud so. Henry Secret Geo. Heller As. ". chsLoA
b. n. { Il. Conn H. hatfie Chss. W. ,enssrA
Edgar Hart. n. 3. Grips Kenan.
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A srrrors MrsrAKE.-The dismissal Of Capt.

Byron C. Ketchum. cath N. Y, on a charge OF using
alrcspeetnl language In lis official correspondence,
heretofore announced received by that officer with
the utu0f, establishment, he had had no official cor
respondence. An investigation Of the case shows that
,omo one forged hs signature 70 mos; scurFou' epis
~, aad addro-sd the seine ton superior IN rank Cagt
Ee.clag, wa y. course Do Immediately leinsu.cl.
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THg NEW FRENCH MINTSTgR.-Tho new
French Minister in place OF II. MERCER. is expected to
arrive in Tue next European steamer The new penipo'
tertiary az wen his lady. Is OF high family. and
residence OF six years in London representative al
st. James,. II the French Court. has made them en-
tirely familiar with the OF Jhe English snguege.
ri cir advent here Ia awaited With especial interest IN
Iiuolnatic oIcles.
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o' MeClelanism, and wero received with hearty ap
p-nsc
GRfIS CLAY SMIE. esq. OF Kentucky was the last
speaker ana regret tLai we nave ~ space for Lis
remnrks which s.encd 10 with great nitention.
tho vast audience in ccu pancc With tho request o;
tho calrr az, ronaialug % tho isst iistsuGng
,he etenes.of the hour nearly Il p. ., al which tbs
meeting adjourned.
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ssazRPENG IxTELLgGEECB.
foHT OF NBw-YoRK.... ..OcroeEs n


Cleared.
stesn,hip Erin fHr>, GRACE, Liverpool Wli,r, ction
Steamship tItusl Won ssoten. Bremen De rlcscA
st.srnsp subuie b. Roske Live yco. J. u. Dale.
stelms.aI Mont, z,n4, (Br), hensAsw. kingston JAIns
How land sDinWAA
slip Fun. shasy Hidreth, Neworo,ns d. 3. Coon
we4 81 Co.
Steamer f. c. knight Gallagher, Phisislphia J. j. TSP
llr Ito.
STEINER Rsbecoa Clyde. WILT Wsshh<on. jas Hand
Snip eEs-r $40 lBT. Bslsuy, AostsyIGso asl buenas
Ayges, }. Merton. il.
ark aies5.ts 3r) seen.sn. st. ThomS, Roche BrOs
Coacy.
Brg /. = Cole 3Ll, Waugh. .ltsnzl. T.ujiio NiDine
Big M4,iLf Norwood Z bsiapoF,, Miller Honsk.4rA
scf %. .rccsway Dsiuru, Hartford. II. = Racket co
schr. Hendrix iadssn, 4sy2E Baltimore feut.ey onsh
SCo
Sons
sir. sssan, esr,lsa St. Croi1, b. P. Sherman
sctr. " yr Huttou, Hog issad, Z. Il. Psgkcs.
sclr. ksie Nc "a, usllecA. b-.ligogs.
gcir. 'raricl. VI lul fortress Monroe.
sloop Pointer. Eicsos Providence, 5. Eenney.
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Ocr c2-S. snner,T dinbpfh Erin. Vsnsa ruas shrs~.
Driiaa bsrir Ouiipy Star, 'rIina Golden Iae, 'lss~
a. Scott kebceca Cyie.
Ouubost C.gc,ssi,r.
aiius--ab'arciic. Cyclone.
harks-k MI. lloriirg star.
IGr .ei0uia.
sehoOnors-iia.tie cocn.bs ssmore, a. ?. Geek.
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CHARCTp WITH AIDUcTIoN.-MaryE khand,
alias Seuoriia Lopez was arrested on Friday in Wash
IL y.oa d. C.. luision Issued b. Gov. Seymour,
by Dclty Marshal Bors, on 4 charge Of Kidnapping
GEORGE Scaer.s,. aged eight year, adopted son Il
frgrcis SfGrrist. gymnsst, Tesi'ink az No lW-
Bowcry About four years since the eGcrsed took tae
boy from the poor house and adopted Lin. hut su3se
qpoBtly becoming dissatisfied. returned rim 20 that IN
atitutior seagrst then tdoptcd him. end trained him
TO he profession OF gynnasl IN which he became qlt
proficient Lstely. III, accused became quite anxious
10 again ado-t tie boy. but SengTist refused to pat
with hun. Few nights since, while the boy vas pay
inr an encnroment a, tie Hppothcatror in l4th.si
the accused met Lin leaving the building ANA in
auoed Ian accompany her 10 Washington, here he
has since been performing M Canterbury HnL HotA
the prisoner eDd boy brought 10 tA5 clly, and
Saturday morning wcro nrraiened before Just'o' Dow
nc. Who after hearing The evidence committed tfe a.
cused 10 the Tollbs and reserved lis decision until
Monday.
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Nliiilarn &olires.

DRISONERS OF WAR.--The Wives q
widow ed Mohors OF P.isc go >. nnr receive hex
back pay By calling o. si .i,f 49, .-ttsrs
BROWN SHELDON, No. 2 Pssz-plsos.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A meeting for the
discussion OF tho temperance question was held ycster
day afternoon at the foot OF Grand ~, East River t.
Falooner esq. and other Temperance orators, were
present and nae ferycnt appeals 10 their numerous
nadiLurs In behalf oi total ahstlncnce.
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IAdvsrtisemont.l
PRICES REDUCED on ALL KINDS OP
CuprAS MArrRIAIs
q. L. J. H. kKIrY, no. 3s3 Broadway.
IAdysr,isemnntl

Republicans and Democrats vote the same
hcket when N, merits Of Lrsra F.sr iNois 'otvh D.
gAsssai both. rtiii nolsy 100 s ifor .e bJ 10
Ogcers. saoi. .tfg0-u4 O.aai Dr.0i NO. ia c-4e a.
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90 inst 's a 81 lon - u schooner Ti.sae cr Phi.Se
pa spi esred ~ be- l.plius sas s.s 100 rg-siancc.
iulh la - AL 20 n lin = y pi bosi Ns-y r. F.shSoA
Inst, lat. ION. IS g. Eng Neptune, s.se:ng5.
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DuiI0ina GiGisria.1.

aEARBLE slANTELS.-The best place Ia
" the city pnrchasr cheap and well falhei NANTES
4 .tA kLABERs Nantei Manufzctoty, no. S E.st isA-
st. near 3l.sy. New'fo.A. Cut tbs oa..
DIPEsFOUNDERY.- Cast leon Dsain Pipe
Pain aud Fnanieled uopp-rs sa piarb-es Costing, u
ali kinds. ALTERED BRADY, Ne - ci'rn-'L
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Dises..s:20 Snu Srt-...5. % Neon Rises. .2:3
wAJRa THU DAY.
Sandy Hook. 1901 Gov Island. 3:s4 He'd Gsts... 5iS