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rIaptcrs and Freedmen Two Lessons to
be Learned.

TIM negro question, n one shape or ano.hor,
sneDs TO 10 int-rminable. II Is the disturbing
element in Northern politics and II form. tho only
serious impediment 10 Q r,rld restoration ~
industrial interests in the Southern Slater. The
chief difficulty il in adapting TIE late masters and
tho lac slaves to Tier new social position Both
understand that an important change has occurred
a ileir relations ~ each otter, but neither party
..ce1ns 10 fully sppreciat jus, wh., the chan,
imposcB at lenst they give bu, little evidence q
such an understanding. From all parts Of tic
Bou'h-from Virginia to Tekbs-ws bear Of DIS
agreements between tho planters and Their
late slaves. The former claim that Ito
ncg-ocs sro lezy, llstoss improvid,n,, and
addicted to crime; while on the other hand tho
negroes sllc1e tina, they arc shsmeflly treated By
their old m .S,er-, that they sro allowed only star
walton wases, and that IA short their condition IL
no better than under the OIL condition OF slavery.
Tbs result is that agricuturs IA the South Is 10 a
great OK ent stagua1t, the lad laws idle and but
little progress Ia made toward overcoming q pres.
strston occasioIcl by ,hc war. 4 Ich q condit IN
o. things In deirirn.nia " the interests - tho
.Anterl the froodmen, aud g. the whole count.
There is no good reason Why industrial pursuits
,boy do Ut the North, aud they would do 30 II he
planters AID the freedmen would both &C.
s,rictly 10 accordance with their now and
lawful relations toward each other. In
ordr to overcome the present obstscles,
they must learn TO harmonic Ter
encos and to act towrrd each Other a. their COM
mon Interests demand. T'is they have not done.
The planters are too generally inclined 20 make
the abo,.shmcat Of slavery only nominal, ,nl to
treat their a,o slaves with de rec Of severity that
In not permissible under the now order OF thlngs
Ca the otter uanl the negroes have thsir heads
hll Of absrsct notions Of freedom which are very
DIN rent from the reality, and a-s not disposed to
re-q sh this ideal state. These error, on
both SIDES should he removed as Quickly
as peas'blo. They will certaiuly 10 event
u-lly G'ssipsted, aud II would be Infinitely 10
the sdyantage OF all concerned TO embrs prac,i-
cal ideas now. Tho negro, d must learn that free.
dom means no; Ing more nor less than tho
privilege Of Gel citing their employers, and tho
llnntera must also learn that they have right to
d rniueor over freedmen simply because they once
happened 10 lo their slaves. When these lessons
nj all have been learned on both sdss, thcro viii
To no further dif uliy concerning tie social rtla-
toms lc,woen She two classes.
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Fire, and No Water.

WE htvo repeatedly called public attention 20
'ne ineihcencJ OF the new Pre- Commission -
ana W 'ne danger entsile1 upon TIE city by their
di'po'i'i n 70 maize the necessities Of the FIRE
Department subordinate N their political INTEREST,"
The recent destructive fire which consumed the
Dond d warehouses Of Co aud o.hers on TIC east
soc oi us city Involving los, spptoHini,ng
i"ur million dollars shows the iustneas = our
oonuh. alton OF the renissn-ss evincod by tie CoI-
fn,si ners The invest cations 4 the Insurance
hoard dcveopc even . uo-.e,coudit,on ~ affairs IN
this department hsn TIE public Lsye Lcrc.oiore
supp ell and IL seems apparent that the C1mmis-
sioue'b ave ooon dece wing tho public, By hiding
AM concesung their Own short-comings A con-
Inueo oi insurance SCENTS waited uIon the Fire
Conn irHioucrs " efg.ur Thy tho depirmen, al
been ~ iucilc cut In the case Of tAc Gfc .llulcl
90, and Wcro informed thn tp,irc of Ae
F,cmnets were ts,ho1 and useless. sud Il
has since been ascerts.n,i that The &C.
tual uImbd u disabled engines At the
present uno - teen. y, wonder, under such
circumstance, tA.I to-. .on, Of property should ue
destroyed. Tie olly thing renIa astlc 10 hat the
city has escaped - cheap.,. Nv how long shall
ibis condition = sNars ,ouuuue Tie Insurance
cornrsuios and The public have lot all confidence
In tie present Con u.ss.puor~ Tho latter have
Ls1 SIMPLE time 90 Ie-:ccI he Drx,nilstou Of their
department, but instead - Tat uey have done
Comparatively un,a.rs except h. n,n ruia'e poliu-
cal " res, all mc lcpari ~, IL r'-i ally 10
state ol chaos t.. inter 81 at stake arr iol inn
plrisut 10 longer ycr'u., this STATE Of tuiugs We
mus have an cfl iont ase organ lAti3n aad that
q 81 II. q. O. A..
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Il, EArrs y.

DONOVAN-On THURSDAY, Sept, Fl, Kate Scar.
beloved wife of fnllip Donovan, As.l 20 ears
The friends aud relatives Of the family, and thoes
o. her brother John sears are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral, from his iale residence, l50
West tth It. ths tfridlyl AftornoOn, al 1 O'Clock
California paper ploase copy lVz
MART on Sept. 2sd, Of consumption, Mr. Edward
Hart,
The momber- Of Pyramid Iodse No 400, are
heUby summoned 70 attend the mineral " our late
brother, Edward Hart, on SUNDAY, sept. 2+Lh The
cor. 9Th aud 25th t. ~ order Of the Master IS
hcDONOuGH On Friday, sept I'D, Jame-,
yOuu.ost sOn OF john and rlizab.th AcllOuuush,
ased year, month. and ~ dayr.
The funeral VAL tate place iom she rosldence Of
bis parens, lVI Mulberry It, cor. Of Cana, ou sun
day sfernOo-, Al O'clock, i3C
SLATER on Saturday, Sept TO- Al Cold Spring,
\. V, rho.. X slater, aed % wears 10 mouth aud
days.
sQrlREs-Drowncd Sept 81, 1865, Joeah H.
years ~ month. aud II DAYS.
The rslslyes and friends Of this FAMILY arc re,pcct-
fully inviod TO attend the funeral, on SUNDAY siCr-
noon, stth inst, NJ oclocf iron she residence Vi his
parents, al seventh II. His Teuails viii DO taken
to GfeenvOod TOT interment. II9
SILLINAS-At his residence, $50 Second ave on
th' 7lst last Michael u. sui van. native Of Sow
cattle Wet Co merck, Ireland aged ,3 ear,
The relatives and fricuds OF the family ar, re-
Gectfllly Invited Ia atpend she funeral, from tie
Church OF the immaculate Conception lith ct ana
Ave. A. this saturday morning, at 10 o'cork VII. NJ
a solemn TIigh Mas- OF Requiem win lie offered IN
for the TClOre OF his soul It's TenainA will be- cop
veyed to Galway Cemetery al O'Clock IN the AMER
nuol, lAs
WHIrE-On Friday morning, Vrgini. Ann, wife
Of John White, ne, - YEAR and months
The relatives and friends u 20. ianily aio fosJ.ct-
fully invited to ateud the tune Nj, on Sunday
afternoon, s4th met, az oclu,k, from her ia,e resG
deuce, 81 Lesis a. Norfolk and FortSinouIh. VA.
pIpen please eopy. Also the MON sr. u UiirTo
l@iss, NJ. 5, b. M- are 'nNitd TO attoud AZ
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derelction- That ofhce-, sfter lengthy defence,
declined to sbste the nuissnces on The ground that
the law By which he Is controlled does no, wsrrsn,
him In 90 doing. lie pointed to The Board II
Health as the proper power 70 remove the evil
We next called the Mayor upon tho stand, TO show
cause why he refused W convene tbs said Boari ~
Health Tor tic purpose mentioned. An elaborate
opinion comes ron. the oce 81 that functionsry,
m which IL ia claimed that such sciiun wac NJ,
necessary; ths, the Cay Inspector had ample pow
erLand that tho Police Commissioners were slso en-
powered to act In such cases The writer Of sid
g n1munlcstion SImiucl that the Board Of Health
c1uld remoy. the evil. We mex, called tie Police
Cunuiss oners on the stand, and their petition 10
explained herein. Theg also, admit the power 4
The Bo.r1 81 Health ~ suppress the nuissnces
planned u. NoN here 10 q general nj Nturo Of con
dieting opiulons among the city officials, oil sppe.r-
ing arZious N throw the responsibility upon
toby Else hu, oil agreeing that the Board Of Health
ia tue proper remedy. The people have nothing 10
do viii, and nothing FOR, thcso quibbes where.
by these Office holders shirk their responsibilities
The nuisAncef IN question must be sbs.ed. The
report of the sanitary "a sd shows that the he.ih
Of thousands Is jeopsrtizei by this glsrins owl.
Therefor. The -,igsncy is great snd demands "a
immediate rem .dy
The puLu- lo.k uron The CTS Inspector 81 IN.
srihor.zed, uuvI!.I. to DO, What they boli,;e
he ma DO = virtue o. he Office. They IL, Ai scs
tie Hlgor re'.r'ly g. conveue The B,,rd OF Health,
tcsu'' lo has veto power over the action Of N.
sal . ard Of ilsaf1, aud If II was cslsd together
sLd sboiilled 'Aos' ndis-ncos, 1hs toHpsyorswould
b. coup l-i 10 pay enormous sums tor Ne priv.
lego OF lv.1- IN = clean and heslsbv CITY. The
Mayor thinks IHc "Eug" would m,ko a "bis
th'n." out q iao B,Ari Of H,,iih, but
would II not 10 bigger thing" M
Mayo, n cur city could be relieved from
the presence 4 these health destroying nut
SAUCES. 50 accurately iescri cd In tie report which
three surgeons u tie department have Submitted
" the PJGs CoumissIonsu'
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THr ionoer' Of our extreme Western Territories
have but one cause Of general complaint in their
new homes Tho country ~ rich, tho precious
metals they osn have tor the digging, snd bounN-
fl crops spring forth as the rosul, Of husbsndry.
But they miss the f-rn,e element Of spre,y. Their
lives are necessarily Of iho "sinylc blossei uess"
description, aud with all their bril- ht pccuniary
prospects, they lack tie great regulate to earthly
cui1ymsnt-a bone with wife aud ID ldren but
has before been moutonoi In the suE, our
extreme Northwestern Territory Washington
las determined 70 Ermount tbs difficulty by
inducing female smigtahls " 20 thi.hsr. Mr.. A. $.
hT1oHr, resident ot she Territory, has maze
engagements to take seven hundred women n
Massachusetts TO thi' suffering region lie Is
endorsed and seconded in the movement by
Governor Asprsw, sud . nunt-r " the lcsdinx
men q Massachusetts and the Government La.
50 far consented to further his pl,n no W give him
'hs Tree use Of . steam Hansport-ihe Con-
tinen.al - 10 convey lis precious cargo "
the Pa 70 coast. VI MEAOEP 4. President Of
he University In Washington territory he has
the confidence d those Who are aiding him in this
singular enterprise, and thero is no apparent rcs-
son Why bis scheme should not be successful. Tho
oil States. particularly those OF New Enylsnd,
have - large per ceuiago Of surersbundaut iemsle
population, while ,bs new tsrr tories are almost
entirely destitute Of shat element The otJect is W
approach equilibrium hv this change ~ females,
and thus bsnshI bosh localities II ia stated that
the Continental will sail from Boston 10 4 few
days and will re CHI i.s destination In shout two
months. oicour's the young pioneers will regard
the freghiss far more desirable than the common
place nuggets they have been accustomed 10 dig
out Of tho mountains and az Tor te ladies
doubtless every one will have reason - thank tho
gallant hsnoER Tor rescuing them from the dangers
Of advanced msidenhood.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rucLcr,r Chnrm, on Yaurh fnr ~. d.

Tuckcr'r Charms OF fsuth for the Con-
pcNon, rhn and i'c,h. Price Que loIlar par Rott!e
SEnuh."turci a. the Laboratory, No. SO Sixth .y.
cor of49ih II. Sold by all Druggists And nv r. A
LoveIoy, Wholesale Agent, % Fulton ct, v " s5s
Grover n Takers Highest Premium
Elastic stitch and l.ocg sutch S'sIuF M,chineS 40
Broadway, New York, and sSS Fulton Sc Get BrooE-
lvn. aSI
Wheeler & Wilson Lock ~tRch sewing
ha'h.ne aud Button Hole Machine. No. Cyb broad
way, \. Y. sia
Howe sewing Machine Company No go
Hro"vay ). Y. ELIAS HOWE, Jr., President.
AGENTS wanted 914
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France aud the Cattle Disease.

n. Behc, French Minister Of Trade and Agricul.
turc, has submitted a leur,hy report on the cattle
discVe to the Emperor. on learning the outbreak
In July, two professors at the Imperial Veterinary
school a. Abort we've sent to England To Investigate
ts nature aud the manner OF itA Introduction into
the country. At the same time tpecia commission
was charged 10 study everything relative to the dis
and to propose sdoptlon In case Il
should become menacng to the cattle In France,
The report A rns thas the disease from Ru.-ia
THOUGH the pe-tilence has hut one country where IL
o Lima es its emincny contagio PROPORTIONS ma AKA
Il m . untialy migratory mAialy, and It's history
tCtihos % It, RIPE hci luruads ihtO Gurnany IIoi-
lat, .'cl.iun, France, l,Ay, SPAIN kgJ pt, and
iuty kns land itz'l, otNithstaudluk rs in.ulgr
Hitlon. Ia all p9uS.ous times 10 has bten almost
the north that the cattle plague has spf,ai itself
outside VI Ito Lsfiye Aud, When large armies mArrh
they nstugNly iollor ed b. dIoyes o cattle
TO supp them with tod. A. regards she exclusion
Of the disease IRON France, NJ lieho suh.aIt, p-,
let OF deere Which App grE IN the MoSIrTTa Win
essentially contagious aud authorizes tie Minister of
Agriculture 70 neteIm!ne what seaportr and lls. on
irunter shall be Closed agAust the inIroductIuu of
cattle. An Orier tfun me Minister fOO.a Al.0iutel,
ioIblddins the importation of cau VI ness hides
or other iran PORTIONS OF The aniIua- pIocerlins
from England, Holland aud Belgium, into Iny p.rt OF
the Umpire. The same cattle and articles mot prn.
crcding IRON the THREE countries mentioned an mo-
hibted Ouy In he pOrtA trun Nantes n Dunkirk and
by the Northern aud Eastels trontors from he 90.
W the Rhine, but INTO tho other pus OF France th,
" be admitted ouly alter insIection by spe,,i,l
aunu, Decidedly healthy beasts u b, a,IfIIttsi,
deceased TO 10 Sent away Tor the doubtful t,n da,.
quarantine,
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ri.ascI.I Vows, n.rLot., Sc

Ses Yo-k, FRIDAY, Sept %, 6, p " tod ocon,d
this morning a. l+Ss and alter suins Al l+3
eosel At the opening nate. lhc afternoon quotations.
Of the general stock market comiarod ,i,h those Of
yest,IdAy Afternoon, sho~ al sgyauce Ia price, NJ
from = to pei cent Goyeru neat sege tifmer. with
fair demand IL has been decided b. The ;, eIet.rv
she Treasury to antc pate tue pa, Inenl Of the in
terest on the 3 - bonds Inch becJtn,s due ON tina
Ia oi Novon beI and me came sii be- paid ON and
amer sep tnbcr 18th, Inc loan make, coa.,una.
easy luz inactive Al pcl cUn1r Silh te IA. in,..
~ o. Commercial paper paced at d4ag. sn,tos
exchan,e wAs firm, bankers gcno...iy skin, I.qA. !.
III, hut sale. weIc made from srcond hand nj l,O
lgA. ON Change to-day Flour wa I've a PC L.,,,
Wheat WIS 2c hester Com Vac lc letter. Oar.
we're IT, higher. Pork was quiet. INaf ga. ....,-
LAID 49, higher, sad Whiskey WIZ Yer, hrlu ''
sl,tpk sALks-gIiLNt buAgr
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TRADE NOTICES.

Is EIGHT HOURS SUFFICIENT FOR A
Il da,s vosk viii lie dirussed a. Melfup titan
Hall, 90 Sixth ave, At th,s and even Saturday
eyeninp, anti iuEtuer nOlce. a.
NEW YORK CARYERS' ASSOCIATION
VA macs McetIns OF A. Jslyrr ui ,Ats c4ty al
lie h'il On suHaz,, .i'h inst, a. o'c.o'k, 4 H. At
si-ulen hou'e, 2y5 BpwtIy, FAC. CONDE rtusI.
ALB. pkkSIELE, Sc 80
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The Abalemrnt of Nnisnncc-.

soyE d.v, so, We puhli.ucl a communicable
from IN. Mayor, ofice, wherein tie writer refer.
rel US h. the Police rnuoisl onors n having tow-
er to tha,s the fat boiling and other nuis.ne,s On
Tirtv.rintb st,eL mar ue N,r,b Ry.r
W, thereupon called C,nu,s.iorsr Ac-
TON upon ths Nsp'' and rom f's tesii-
mony, and other evidence, discover Tat
tb, Sanitary sou.d h.y, l,.p. aud NJ. d,i,
'nfAb'n III VIC IFI'''"s1's OF 'HeH uh'S IN
The premises. Immediately af,er the passage u
,be law giving ,be g. ,n,,t..,o-e, ,L. ,,,, ,h.v
~
s"' 'heNr mon Al work. 'ud cleaned "-'' N closed
up number ~ c-.All. shncnt- which
-. ,..,s,,..,., , ..,, . - .
m g."
inoy eauTou summary lr'teeNuSs 70 10 t"d he-
fore isrort Justices, aud they have thus fa- en-.
forced ,b.,r n,is,,ce.. b,,.r,ert .r,bori,v ,rl.,
'N'''
tic law hieiarI' Ne matter Of the fss-boihnS
nuisAnces No are informed thst the Police Com
,,l..,,,.r. ,,.,ri,. ,o,,,r II .,,,,.r,t.i, $50, A. .
cesnllness ~ = pfe'n'eSanI thAt Iheir duIos arc
moro detective uau r1ecluys lie latter pov,t
l.t, r..,.t. -, a.. ,., - ,,-',
" ~! VII WYNN" ''''-
'rH "' htath' or u 'ari ~ hrs'h. a. an example
81 the uay the r ice Authorities s.,,nI To their
" ' '' w l''"' Wv 'N'''"''s ''P"r'
Of Committee 81 Police Surgeons sont N inves-
gate the nulgances Cumplairsl o., ami which We
hi -. 49,. ,,,.
'l'' Wv wy '''' sNH o'''r o'-
hcihls ~ hbAte
To AI,nson \. Jones. N d. py,,id,nt B,a,d 4,
S4yJconA II pt
G. -. .
81 - ',u.u' w N"ur t'lIcHr VIC committee
spfii ~. 80 =, ''l"l"ot 'uo Prcn, s's known
- :. "t'u e..o",, uo'Nerh VIC
~. 1919 t ~ u nc Urn '''or' nav" NH daN
a"r ct u.s. ,"AS 20 cphpsuy WIN captain
~ ~. ~ ~. ~ -. ~ "a" snu nasS 'No
~ Wv -. NoI'i'~ Ni' a's4s u"i eHA
... s.'. ~. 'noie o'ur shesed
," .. n'ssI'e lh lns' neish'orhoou' anu We
hs,. ~ IsAp'.,'u.'J IeP"IL
% az VIC ~, .spuers OF 'ne iocalty shoVe
issiIoI !" Ss., ~ 'ue t'lhs on o'ir Ssh lll A. },
nnl iosustY wv ~ "do, OF neoaglhs snlnAl
snt nli,.,I' " su'n "a et'eh' as 70 Do
hoe"'VvN "s"'oANus " w &c cnlo' olot Was
- - -, s,nt .Io''- ~ AI''ns' usler' 'oihu'hoi
WIZ Nla' S,r.I Ou III VIC "yins OF sour Ahd DO
SVinPorns ~,
80 o"I'-lI ~. A'et . Slu msiecNon ot al INC
,A'-Solink aNu sAus eHhui ~ menus IN 'he
IVsIN! sooNe ues rucL NoIounu tnsn' "i'hou'
etyePHon, ~ so. ,,'n' oonalu n was pos
st'o ioI su,h Ii avs 70 20 m We Ascer-
u'uou tnN Nho ~ Nhs4 IN 'ne ihe'lhg process was
o,1tVny, % ti'usV 80, t tAou Io'ii Au'tAIH h"loi
= y
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N ARRlA(sRS.

NANnENENIER-ORNs In Jersey City,
y \, on "wednesday evening, sept. g. by tue Rev
James H. Murray, N A.. Of Nov Haven, Conn, pr
4, Nsndeven'et to Misc fsnns A. Omsby. ~
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. 20, 1865.


VIZ would srsIn remind our advertising patrons
mat heir favor. eil b. too late TO- r'asihcatipn
.ioss handed in At or counter bfnre nine ociock.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE MEN-
Itaers oi Ncptune DiVriOn No 3. :. OF 7 al be-
held Ihis SAtuItav evening, sept y3. IA heir room
Isl How cry, a. - o'clock, TO Iryire ConstItuton
AM b. -lass. Eyop member u nruested W ne pre-
sent. WM PAKhllOl So ". 4. lOi
A TTENTION - MEMBERS OF THE
hFatheT Mathew societies OF New York Brooklyn
aud Jersey Ciy.-,lou can save from 81 70 70 b.
berry ~ TOP door, over Bogs stoke. 40
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SOCIETY NOTICES



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