davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1864-10-17
Brsohlyn Cisy Views.

i LAYING CoRxKR STONE A NEW rsmrRR Avcv HAx--,
The progress Temperance has RAPID in shs ssy
since tho equalization the Mathew Tosal AbsS
nenss Benevolent socisties that been fo.ud nsnu
sary 70 build hall for the accommodation of shs
members Tho South Brooklyn numbers ul,y
one thousand men, aod their old quar- ssrs Coumbs
street. becoming too contracted IN Dimensions 10 cUsa
them all IL was resolved building for their
exclusyey. A site on the corner Of Hamilton aveoss
aud Hicks street sslccted and some weeks snce the
ground was broken aud the foundation laid Yesterday
afternoon the corner stone was laid 10 presencs
OF probably ten thcusssd persons = Ins streets
were completely blocked up for cSasIderaole ans
tance every side All she Brooklyn societies and SOW
ersl New York organizations participated They came
upon the ground about three thousand strong 10 iuI
the chief marshalship u Mr. Patrick QUINN They pre-
seDted hne and imposing appearance hignIy credssois
rick Ksatug President Brooklyn Assocatioo
after which address suitable to the occasion was de
iivered The ceremonies nos concluded Hl DARK.
Didng will be OF brick imraed with brown stossf
SO feet front Hamilton avenue and 100 eet deep
estimated al about $40 Ooo and s designed that shs
hall shall be ready for occupation by next spring.
ACTION AGAicsr MARsHAL MURRAY FAtsE ARaEsf AND
MpRsoSMgN.-An action was broughs in the Kings
county Supreme court some time since by Ar Lebbeus
H. Berry against United Marshal Reber, Murray
Deputy Smith, the charge of fsse arrest aud
Imprisonment, and claiming damages TO tho amount OF
$40 900. The plaintiff who resides IN Dutcae5s county,
was alleged arrested by defendants in August last on
charge OF disoyalty Being brought TO New York, h0
was detained a few days. and finally discharged The
up at special term II the Supreme Court ON
Saturday motion OF defendants COUNSEL toetpove
the from the supreme Court to the United stsaes
Circuit Court application being based on previous
Congress In relation to "dsoyal practices by pre-
venting and dscouragng enlsments" The papers wers
submitted Judge Brown, who will render his cecston
In a few days.
FIRE IN PRovosr MARsHAL's OfrICE.-A fre broke
tho Provost Marshas Office OF the Third dntrcs,
Nos 1856 and 23S Washington street. about twelve o'clock
Saturday night. The flames discovered on the
first floor above the basement where the principal bust
Is transacted. IL originated among some combu8-
tibe materials which had been piled In corner thus
proving that II the work OF incendisrv. rho
damage amounts to about $500. Insured In the Corn Ey
change company OF New York. The premises are owned
by I. A. II l.. 4. Newman
The New York herald., 1864-10-17
Our Caiiao Correspondence.

CAILso, Sept Is, 1864.
arrival Of hs Chilean sloop-ofsar Esmeraida ,oih the
Chtean Munster % Lip,q-Hs Reception at Catldo--
Discovery Of InsTrectionary Movements le Iand Of
Ch,loe agasna ChiIe-Spain and the kepubl,cs Of SoaI
America, dc.
Since my last 10 you, dated the 18th inst pohing OF
transprcd except H be the arrival OF the Chilean
soop-o.war Esmerada, 20 guns, which arrived in our
bay Callao) the 24th inst from Valparaiso direct,
bringing Don Manuel Montt, ex-president Of Chile, as
penpotentary Congress about to be held
10 this city and which received by the author
ties due course. The FIRST boat which went alongside
carrie Mr.. Francis p. Boza, sent or commissioned by
Pedro Candamo, Esq, the railroad king, and Chilean by
BIRTH shortly afterwards the boat Of the captain OF the
port and subsequently coats from the different men.of
war lying the harbor and many boats from the shore
and during the day the customary salu,cs were gwen
and, general thing, Peruvans look upon the ar
rival OF the Chilean approaching towards
the termination OF the spanish difficulty
is stated by the news per Esmeralda tnas tne Chean
have taken correspondents directed TO one
Coronel, who IS spaniard, and living IN Choe Cnile,
the having dates OF April H. 1894 and which speak
OF the taxing possession Of the Chincha Islands by the
spanish feet. Also OF the taking OF tho Archipelago VI
Chloe and Guayaquil and duplicating six persons more
living in Chioe thus persons now under arrest
and are to be subjected TO trial IT is not known IRON
whom whence this correspondence came, and as yet
the public are In the dark.
With republics OF South America united Spain will
this act OF sending her fleet 10 the waters Of the
Pacific on the expectation OF finding the different south
Pacific republics In engaged civil war controver
sizes But aim Of Peru been lstabsh power
sufficient TO overcome THIS invasion, hence the proposed
American Congress- which will serve 10 reuniie
the different republics the Southern continent OF Ame
rica and Spain viii ind s1hat she has got "bg thing
TO deal witb Can she subduc these republics IN tue
face OF 81. Domingo Peru rornd on the taking OF
the Chncha Islands, without any resources, that IS TO
say, to cope h the spanish fleet but at present she
DONG everything possible and will be IN efficiency
crosses finely under she supervision OF q. A. Bsckus
ks chief civil engineers, aud an American ny birth
The laborers ~ work night and day, and IN two
months to she will be ready FOR service 1ne ex rigate
tslao has been hove ont side. Her bottom was
found to be sound She caulksd, hawsed and cop
percd and let down. and viii be hove oot Tor completion
during the week II will take much longer time 10 com
pete ths vessel hcr iron work. &C. having been ordered
IRON England The Monitor victoria rapid approacn
ing completion. Many think her wanting w many ways
as vessel of her class while The constructors Messrs
Ramos have great expec stations from her durabiny,
speed and powers OF resistance.
The New York herald., 1864-10-17
Court Cnierdnr-Thts Day.

SrpREns CorRT-Cmcrfr Part 1-Oyer and rerminer,
and Ncs 1915. 1871 25Te, 25s5. 25s7. 25s9 25a 2sa
1884, 2zs7 25g9 pool 2603 2605 2609 2dll 2al3 2bl9
2sl7 Part 2-Nos 24s6 244s 2s50, 2452, 2t54. 2tl6,
2tSs 2t2 246i 1885, 2s65 2a7o. 2412 24Is 2tso 2ls2
24st, 2is6. Part 3-Nos 2o5s 1851, 1lII, l5lI, 49,
1890 15sI 1868, 2o37. 1878. special 1erm-Nos. 400
2o), I39, 1So. - - -
SUPERIOR Corpr-part Nos. 4351, 3saB, 1886, 3453
ai57 a233, 362J, a5o3, 1885, 3il1, a5s7, 3305 3l31
3373 Part 2Nos 3o64 56 3S06, 1915, ySos 1900, <0e
tos8, loS8. 1000, coca, 4oQS, A0o0, loeS. AloQ.
The New York herald., 1864-10-17
Police Intelligence.

THE RoBBERY STOCKS BoSDs-MR. NAMING AD-
BAIL.-Mr. John Il. Manning the broker, OF 10
Wall street, recently arrested by Captain Jourdnn OF the
Sixth precinct charged with passing, 10 this city,
ton oe the fifty thousand dollars worth Of stocks and
bonds stolen from Messrs Brewster, Sweet Co, o bs
ton, In August last previously reported, has been ad
mitted bail bv Justice Downg the sum o. 1900.
Messrs Robert alsey and James NJ Dixor gentlemen OF
great wealth, became his bnndsTeu. The examination
Of Mr. Manning will take place 10 lew days.
A WOMAN CnARGEp PicxlSG PouEIs-Catharino
Columbus Irish woman % years age arrested
by officer Mullin. OF the Fourth precinct charged with
stealing $50 ia bills tonrad Blattncr, German,
living at 81 Frankfort street Tue stolen money was
the person Of the prisoner nd Justice
Do wiling comm her the tombs tor trial Catha-
rine lives on OF Hester and Ludlow Streets
Prizes Casned la nIi s.e.attLcd Lot
and information given JACOB Brokers' Office, l76
Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1864-10-17

tnrrtnges at Esrga'ns-Wood Br"-
Tiers immense OF Carriages exhibition and
Palace 6arden, Fourteenth Sxth
Sanitary Fair building amhracog the newest and
fashionable from the une.t Coach through sn
varieties OF PsrS Carria eAe lg test Trosting
Wagon.
rha. portion Of the stock damaged At the late tire VIII p
greatly prices and their progos-
reduced the gold stan1ard WOOD BIO
THEIRS agents IN. of Gonls Albany sleisns.
OF these celebrated sleghs will be found
in our
The New York herald., 1864-10-17
Cs npai-n Medals.
CAMpAIGN BADGES.

CAMPAIGN BREASTPINs,
AT REDUCED PRICES
velvet Badges Six Badge, American Flag Badges Rcd.
White Blue Badges,
BADGES FOR CLUBS
BADGES FOR THE MILLION.
Eagles Ribbon Pictures those who make their
Badges all tn other esabshment
Come 10 headquarters b. W. HITCHCOCK.
No Ii Cham bers street.
The New York herald., 1864-10-17

Earrings and pkns--te.v Sty'cs-J nse
received Three Five Seven, Ten Twelve Fifteen rwen-
" Twenty Gv- Dollars For sale BY GEO. &. ALI
LEN. AIS Broadway, one door below Canal street.
The New York herald., 1864-10-17

For Coughs nj CoiGr-Use Nnrsh1Ifs
PINE TREE TAR DROPS. Excellent Sold by the drug
The New York herald., 1864-10-17

Grover Is Bakers Highest Prem
stitch Sewing Machines s9J Broadway New
aud .3J Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1864-10-17

For the Hair and Skfu-Barrv's Trf-
cor, ,erous The best cheapest article sold by drug
The New York herald., 1864-10-17

Hill, Inimftsbie Hair Cutter styles
suitable. Shaving 10 cents. Hair Dye 81 cents. black -
brown. No. Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1864-10-17

Highest Premium Lock stitch SEWING
Machines. WHEELER 4 WILSON. 6a5 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-10-17

An Admirable Conundrum.-A Scotch
Highlander whose English smacks Of the land Of hesasS
and bagpipes, remarked the other day that PHALONo
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS reminded him OF tho
greatest hero in the world. II so fara goot
The New York herald., 1864-10-17

Cristadoro's Bnir Dye, Preservnt'vs
anJ Wig Depot, wholesale ani retail, No. Asior HoussL
The dy q applied bv skilful artists.
The New York herald., 1864-10-17

Buruett's Orfen1as ooth wash 10
worth all other dentifrces BELMBOLD'S 5 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-10-17

Arrival OF the Steamship
Ocean Queen.
The SPANISHPERUViAA DIFFICULTY.
Peru Sends a Special Minis
ter to Madrid.
-~~~~-~~--~>-~~~~~-~~
Serious Revolutionary Plot Discoy-
cred In Chile.
~~o~~o-~~~~-~~~~~>-~~~
Spain Supposed to be Impli-
Gated in 1t.
>~~>~>~~~o~o~~.-~>>->>~~
TIE REVOLUTION In ECUADOR.
--~~~o~~>-->-~-----@r~>~~-
Affairs in Colombia and tho Central
American States,
&s.s As.s &ss
Spain Supposed to be Inlpli,
Gated in 1t.
TIE REVOLUTION In ECUADOR

The steamship Ocean Queen. Captain Ssabury, arrived
at this port yesterday from Aspinwa the 9th inst
The news received by this arrival from all parts Of the
West Coast is OF than usual interest," will be
from the details furnished by the letters OF
ponGents at Panama and Caao.
The following is the specie ist!of the Ocean Queen
AS Rosenbaum $50 600 AsrTNwALL.
81 Cohn II Co. 220Q0 Colgate Holman. Ito
j. II. Newton Co. 30,03l Parsons Il Petit. 500
W. IT, I. b. Taylor 5000 Ribon Munoz. =. $50
A. Rich j. Bro..... 5000 A. B. Sands & Co.... 367
De Witt ,Kitte Co. 10000
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.. 53,1S2 Total. .$I9l, ,466
The New York herald., 1864-10-17

mrs. winsiow's soothing syrup, for
children ree,hing cures Dysen,ery and parrhea niatss
the stomach aud Bowels aud cures wind Colic.
The New York herald., 1864-10-17
pateuss Patents.

MUM a co, Attorneys FOR procuring American ana
Foreign Patents Eighteen years. experience. Psmphes
OF fun instructions furnished free ConsHitatoo ana
advice free Principal Office 81 Park row. Vow ors,
branch ONCE in " Arlington.
The New York herald., 1864-10-17

Rntchelor's Hatr Dy--- he Best In the
world Harmless reliable instau The porfese
dye Sold by ali druggists Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1864-10-17

Ciothing.-Part OF the Largest. Tose
complete and best made stock OF wholesale Cothng fos
and boy manufactured, offered reai
for thirty days by boNGSIkEEf. BRADFORD co 40
3t Broadway. at half the prices asked BY 'he usual retail
dea.c
The New York herald., 1864-10-17

Pcrvy's Japanese Boot and shoe pos-
ish Is very convenient Asi Your shoemaker Tor ~
The New York herald., 1864-10-17

Piles! piles !--Dr. Wttmer's Pile Sap-
posItory j. certain cure tor Bleeding ichipg Plea
A gent Tor New iork. l6t Rovery
The New York herald., 1864-10-17
Carriages at Hsrga,ns.-wood H.

BfIiinrd Bats and Gberxs.- W~iifn0'o
patent Ivory 81 Broadway. Sign Golden kis-
s,h.at
The New York herald., 1864-10-17
Oh, Sacred Beart,
How sweet 'twouid be
II we could die
tfor Iova s.f tnnn

On the conclusion Of the tho congregation again
assembled IN tho parlor from which they repsiref, oy
invitation OF the Super roress, 10 rcfscon rom, wnere
breakfast was tasteully and bounslly spread for mem
rhe carriages were soon ater again sunmcnee " w
convent gate, and bore hack tse world and TO every
day live tbosc who bad just Witnessed an act o. r.nsne
s,ou rarely 70 bs V,tnSussd u W. nidsi cf ciT lus
The New York herald., 1864-10-17

Until after the
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
KIRTLAND, BRONSON Il co,
manufacturer and ioDbers OF
CLOTHING.
Is aud AZ Chambers street,
Will
RETAIL
FROM THEIR LARGE WHOLESALE STOCK
OF doscrption, equal IN -
quality style the best Broadway custom wssov
at prices
FIFTY PER CENT
less than the goods can be had made to order.
Is AND ~ CHAMBERS STREET.
opposite the Court House.
The New York herald., 1864-10-17

sleeve Buttons New stvlcs.-TWss
Three, Four, Five, Eiyhs, Twenty " Doisss
set For safe BY q. q. ALLhN si5 brosdHsy one sooS
The New York herald., 1864-10-17

NHtU8. .,e. .t.U Ve4 @.4-us ~. II
- eesas.s t#t. a.t a.... s.4f.a
The New York herald., 1864-10-17

Three First PremtuDAs have Dsea
awarded by the great lows safe Fair Jess closed = 10 10
YER BhkLk~ SnWln fnfhn tuwpaaAs IeA o.ss
family ~ ebt.. marufa.s ing machine aud faAchsne
The New York herald., 1864-10-17

.''.ss .s,s ..-. .s.,s .
The New York herald., 1864-10-17


Elastic itch sewing Machines s95 Broadway New yors.
and IS Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Highest Premium Lock stitch sewlaR
Machines. WHEELER Il WILSON. 62s Broadway.
Hiii, Inimitsbie Hair Cutter styles
suitable shaving 10 cents. Hair Dye 81 cents. black -
brown. No. Barclay street.
mrs. winsiow's soothing syrup, for
children ree,hns cures Dys-n,cry and parrhra pulatss
the stomach aud Bowel. aud cures Wind col'c.
Patents. Patents.
MUM co, Attorneys for procuring Amercan ss4
Of ful nsirseops fosn,sAsa free css..aa' ana
branch once in wsshuston
Pcrvy's Japanese Boot and shoe Pos-
ish Is very convenient Ast four shcenRker Tor -.
plies, Piles !--Dr. wiimsr's piie ses-
pository Is certain cure Bleeding Itching Plea
Asen, Tor New FORK. l6s Bowery.
sleeve Battons - New stvIcs.-rvs.
SET sor sale b, o. c. ALLkN. 40 Bs0sd~sy. one soo
below Canal street
Three First Prcmsams nave Bee
sai' x Ss & ''. y n -.
work.
Tho President Petroleum company
Iss 4. s'eqce e pss e." r'rsi'
compsoy s sg' co@s.s, s0sg sss,s saS.p .son m
s res Tins posse cl boring territory Of over
,sa aud miles sD, Som, q lss a,,s cisssss
81 81 IA 81 limited means the nducsfnsnss
ousssa ss,ar- II SIMPSON co 81 Cedar street n. q.
~ %e. scents Of enterprise They very sng
i az rel able geniiemen who happy dispensngn n
a. lurcrs and those who propose stoee
80 this hrm, obtain fu ssd
ss,.fy OF the soidity and brilliant of
shs President Petroleum Company. .Boson Evening Ira
weller.
The japanese Hair stain CoIors thA
whiskers and mustache beautiful bac or brown Ncs..
sists Of only one preparation. Color will not sde or wssh
Only 80 cents boz, -
q UPHAM Fhlade pha. Sole rrcrr.etos.
For sale bv Holm. bold sox Broaawsys Denas issus y
Co, a Park row. " q Wells Co, 1ib srsrs,ln ssresss
Nsv rarks tsesd Saith Chicago, apc AL oru1sseN
The New York herald., 1864-10-17

... ...l.1. .'.,. 'a,l... !. Is Is
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-26


i.' '''. ''.'
re-i4eur. a Senator - .-iu a. Washington
MONDAY. ar- v- au.. % .a.a a .hat
gentleman 90, Oh. 5... u.a. G.,. Ne
, pl,--1p %. Ia.. ..., ...-tl Secretary e. ,-c
Committee. ia .,.ai l.a. Co.. %. r,-r
of y. H.. w.,I- -.-er. from t.c country.
iron con.uI-s.i ma eal n5~ unanimously
adopted fora N.uus. O-ncHu.n. in lac
following term,
The urls-...,,.4 ,,5, t. .,,qr.l .....r.-
meut or subseq'iaal 5es.sa. ION go hl vacancies.
constitute the Executive Commute o.. ere ''' 1y
10Th dsy o. Nav. 1s50. 10 hereby a.. Il up.n all
qualiie- voters vino de-ire The Unconditional
tIa go .5 ,so ' e,e .rr,g.
sion Of the rebellion with tLe oiu-s thereof
by vigorous way anl 'a apt ..4 ,-.-eat
assemble ut B,lrNorr. on rrrsp,Y. rur
SEVENTH DAY or JrNE, leai.at T. o click. ~,
H. l9F ,-e q u PT anil We Pra. of the The
United States. Eloh state having rcpr,-eutl-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-26

We now repeat. what we have said elsewhere
in this paper, another call viii undoubtedly
speedily follow the present one.
We hope the people of New Hampshire will
not be bamboozlel into the idea that they are to
escape from further levies Of men. Let them
bear in mind the Provost Marshal Generals
warning, that 'Gnofher call may be made al
any moment Il will surely come, not only
for them, but for US also.-SeRtiaei, 18th
The Sentiael remains of the same mind as
when 1t dared the administration to a draft
in Vermont 1t is as much opposed as JEFF
DAVIS to the calls for troops, by which alone
/ can our armies be sustained OF the strength
necessary to the vigorous prosecution Of the
war. Ifthe SeHtiaeih had had it way, our sol
dicrs in the field would long since have had
to surrender to superior forces, the govern
ment been lett at the mercy of the rebels,an
the Union broken for ever. Ii looks well in
such sheet, to charge the administration
with froionging the war But for the aid
and sympathy given to the rebels by the
Snn1e's faction, the rebellion would now be
a thing Of the past at the door OF its North
en Allies lies a terrible share of the respon-
-i5ility for the waste Of blood and treasure
and suffering, involved in the rrotraction Of
the contest
1.-The administration does not want
winding up Of the war because that would
be tie winding up of the Republican party
lJr-oothi The reason Is as absurd as the as
serti5n Is false. There is no longera nation-
al Republican party.
There are hur two parties now-onc that
which desires the unconditional mainte-
nance of the Union, the supremacy Of the
Constitution and the complete suppression of
therebeIlion 10y vigorous war, and the other
that which openly or by indirection il for
compromise with traitors and dishonorabic
ana shallow peace. For the preservation of
t1e Government, Mr.. Lincoln has la1ored
and is mhorius with an earnestness and
singieness Of purpose, which has secured the
recognition and challenged the admiration of
I'd NN anu IIfiltNl Iitu iut WITH over. IT Will
take nothing from his well earned fame that
be has had TO do 1t in spite of the opposition
Of merccnary crew, who save all their
hard words lo- the sturdiest enemies Of the
Southern coniederaey-whose highest long
ing is for return 10 the time when tbe
Shareholder whip cracked around thar ears
as we'll as those Of ms chattels, and Tor a
restored Onion. IN which the Southern Dem
ocra's as of old should hold the power and
dispense the zap and who for such Toor
pay as they received Of ola would be contcn,
again to be the hewers of wood and carriers
Of Tater-the very turnsrits and spaniels. of
the traitors who have Redeemed the country
with blood, IN an attempt to destroy the
government they could no longer control
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-26
The Cemetery Question.

We wish to draw the notice Of the voters
Of this Town to the 9th and 10th articles OF
the warning for Town Meeting just published
The subject embraced in them Is one of very
great importance. The absolute need of
enlarged cemetery ground has been pressed
on the attention of the citizens of this place
repeatedly within the last three or four
years-but thus fer no very positive action
has been AIKEN on it. The nearest approach
to it was made last year, when under the
expectation, or contingency rather, that a
Cemetery Association would be formed
which would purchase and lay out adequate
grounds, the Town authorized the Selectmen
to expend a sum not exceeding $4,000, for
the purchase Of ground or lots therein.
Nothing however has been done towards or
ganizing a Cemetery Association-though
an expired act Of the Legislature authorizing
it was revived at the last session, so as to be
available if wanted, any time within this
year.
The probability is that an important law
enacted at the last session, as an addition to
the law in the General Statutes on the sub
ject of " Public Burial Grounds and their
enlargement, will make any organization
Of private corporation for cemetery pur-
poses unnecessary. This act empowers the
Town to place any or all Of its cemeteries
under the charge Of five commIssiopers elect
ed by the Town-one to 20 out Of office and
one to be elected yearly, thus giving 50 much
Of permanency to the board as shall insure
an intelligent and systematic care Of the
grounds and consistent regulation of the
same. 1t moreover provides for the sale,
within reasonable limits. of lots To indivl-
duals who wish to buy for the use Of iami-
lies, and secures the preservation Of the
same against all future contingencies
money from the sale TO make in the Town
Treasury separate fund, solely applicable
to the purposes of the cemetery, such as de
fraying the expense OF purchasing the
ground and preserving and emhellishins
them. In this way private and public in
terests are combined in a way beneficial
for all. We have not space to cnumcratc
the several provisions of the law. but IL
seems to have been wisely lramed for the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-26

Charles Baldwin's coopershop IN Dorset
was burned on the 10th inst. with all its
contents. T.oss 500.
DIR. McGowans house in II. Albap. took
fire Monday afternoon, but the IRE was mt
out after doing about 500 worth Of dam
age.
\ Young Men, Association ha. bcen
formed at Winooski, which intends to hay.
reading room and ultimately library
There are already over ~ members. The
following are it, Officers Pres;dn,-R.y.
D. ID. kingsbury; Treawrr-Rev. !. 4.
Ingalls, 4; Seorefary-A. c. Dixon.
A deSerter named BigeIow was caught on
Lake Memphremagog on tine 9th after a
smart chase on the ice by the officers. He is
New Hampshire man.
There is to be can Antiquarian Supper''
given by the Young Ladies of Rutland ON
the 26th, where only old fashioned dishes
will be served
Rev. J. G. Bailey has accepted call TO
become the pastor Of the Congregational So