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The New York herald., 1866-09-27
Boiao Of SUPERVISORS.

Adoption OF the Tax Levy Member. Of III.
Reserve Militia Who Neglected. 10 Atesd
Parade 10 be Fined-The Clerks oI the Supe-
rior Court and Court OF Common Pleas /.
Issue Copies of Naturalization Papers Lost.
The Board OF Supervisors ~ Twelve clock yesterday
the President in the chair.
Supervisor TWEED, chairman Of nc Committee on Anuus
Taxes, presented the levy 9th tho following
amendmen,s;-For payment " bonds issued TO-
the payment OF taxes 10 sGQoc fcr payment 10
the Commssoners Of Record for completing the indexes
$4,000; for an additional appropriation srmories ana
dr rooms, ts5ooo The levy and smend.a,s ssss thsu
sdoptcd.
The Clerks OF The superior Court Court Of connaoa plea.
and Marine Court were directed issue copies nf nstnra
sstlon papers 10 who had 0st oguais
Of nve cents eacbtha, being he amount Of the revenue
stamp on eaohi and they also authorized TO detail
clerks IN their respective onRces for purpose
The Clerk Of The Hoard dife~sd isicy issue
notices 70 TIC comnandans OF be compausa 0f the
her, wtb the Board list Of such a. neglected 20 a.
tend FOR parade and inspection tie hTs Monday 10 Sep
lenhcr 90 that the fines for such neglect nigh. pe assessed
against the delinquents and collected according 70 law
prepare and submit 70 the Boari detailed estimate OF the
receipts ana expenditures OF thu government neud
required 10 be Appropriated fer county aud sac purposes
for the year 1851 creditng oil n~xpenced balances OF for
mer appropriations rcmsinns a. tAe end oi he present
The report Of the Commute. on Aurss Tsr.. ID f,tcr
q paving the bli lor sgp5 q ior repsir. o Old Harlem
Bridge and the bill % " a. jacob OF $50 s0r procuring
eerned copies OF The Legislative bills relative 70 he county
OF New fork for The Rosrd we're adopted
petition from the Clerks Of the Court of Common Pleas
asking for an increase Of salary and Ieqnee fnu ile
esecuior Of the estate 81 the late wsm Ma'r.ee cor
tsdacen ol he assessment aud va on ih properly we're
The Bosrd hen Adjourned subj,c, 20 the os Ire char
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

Ak OuLp TRBH HoIsr.-At the last election
Tammany Hall nominated Richard O'Gorman
for Corporation Counsel. This was q good
move, as the result proved; for under the shb.
boleth Of this big o Tammany elected Mr..
O'Gorman, and good many others went into
Office on the ticket with him. SO Tammsny
made hit there. II is currently reported that
Tsmmany Hall intends to nominate Miles
0'Reilly for Register at the coming election.
Under the influence Of this other big o they
may succeed in electing their candidate, and a
few others may slip in with him, as in the ease
Of Mr.. 0'Gorman-that Is to say, II they noml
nate Private Miles they may secure vote for
some OF their other candidates az we'll; but if
they dont they won't A word to the wise is
sufficient for them.
The New York herald., 1866-09-27
lMUSsMt
Thalin Theatre.

The merits OF Frauenkampr, which was siyea isss
night at this theatre. depend almost entirely upon ths
actors TO whom the parts ntrusicd; for III thres
act comedy which there only Eve characters the
weakness OF any sufficient entirely to sucess
or the performance In this instance the not good
aud the most important part OF ALL that Of the Countess
Aulrevai. was given by Mrs felos who might have
made much Of the character Than she did Mrx
Peosi always to act with effort she Is sue
Gcienty natural In her emotions; aud unhspply, pos-
a very bad organ her articulation giving one ths
idea that she Is always suffering from cold in the head
Miss Fellmann represented naive young girl Of sixteeu
which seemed to suit her better than any character shs
has given lately she seemed to identify herself with her
impersonaton and TO have devoted 20 the study OF
her part. The evenings entertainment concluded with
Sachsen in Preussen, farce In which Miss Dznba. a.
Charlotte and Mr.. Ascher as Nj. Lerchcnschlog had
the fun almost entirely themselves The chief point
in this piece is that Charlotte speaks in the Berlin dialect
Tie continual merriment OF the audience
vestvali In Brooklyn.
sparse audience greeted very poor performance AZ
the Brooklyn Academy OF Music last evening The plsx
was Brousham's version Of Night Morning by Bull
wer under the title OF The Marriage Certificate Vest
vaii appeared 10 less advantage and il is absc
uely certain that she supporied-racs
which duly appreciated by the auditors who per-
sisted in giving the principal and about the only genuine
expression Of feeling while compelled wait overionx
between acts, and this feeling, might be expected,
was not one Of complete satisfaction. The persoaa.i
OF vesiyali Is Lot exactly displayed 70 advantage
~ male costume, and although her voice be mads
masculine enough and she Possesses power OF a.
on, she fails render Philip Beaufort with more than
mediocre ehect Miss Baxter, Sdonia Beaufort, was
not invene enough for the girl in short dresses and had
forgotten her hoop rolling ofectually TO become
absolutely awkward Mss Harrison Eugenis wsv
fair Nj Barrett in tho rGi OF Ganiry, lacked hre aud
wanted more study his lines. Mrs. Grsttan made Z
rassabie MIRA Merton but unhappy the author killed hes
early IN the piece The PAT Of Rober, Beaufort was
given toeraby by MI Higgins but the remainder of me
cast II Mr.. Dubois may be excepted, perfectly fnto
cradle aud enough 10 scSen and Disgust theatre soers 10
the bsckwoods Of Arkansas
The New York herald., 1866-09-27
AFFAIRS IN BOSTON.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Arrest ~ ihe Alleged state street Eorger
ComfaiitRl Of the Beverly Burglar. &c.

Comfd'ifh Of the Beverly burglar. &c.
BosToy, Sept. 20, 1863
After great deal of trouble the perpetrator OF the
Stale street foTeeries which cesed much excitement
here in January last has been arrested and brought 10
justice. His name Is John Williams alias Cannon The
forgeries committed the 2Tth ~ January stone
Downer, James Hamme,t 4. r. Worcester J. II. cspp
Co, I. W. Davis and Burne Drake Co having been
thc parties whose frsuduieny placed upon
checks, portion OF which eashed the counters
Of the Merchants Third and Second National Banks and
the National Bank OF Commerce. The whole amounted 10
somo sls 600 $40 0oo Detectives Baker and Hart 10
whom the work OF icrrctng out the forger entrusted
toll long story from which N Gems tst they nere no,
very courtcousy treated by tue United States officers
and some OF the city ofcals oi New York Williams wss
suspected from the arst aud was traced 10 New Yort
Detective Baker then Immediately iefl for New YORK
wbero he arrived with requisi,ion from The Govern or
There he learned that Colonel Wood. oi the uniied
states secret service, had Williams IN custody on pus.
picioD Of beng connected with gang OF counerfecrs
Mr. Baker says he was assured that ~ OF rslGfe
10 prove the charge tho prisoner should ba delivered Az
once 20 him. After remaining in New York a week and
seeing no prospect Of immediately obtaining wisms
he came back 20 Boston, the Seg York an bor.tles
promising 10 notify him when they concluded TO reIea.e
their prisoner No not tncalion received Week atier
week was passed In waiting and three trips wsrs
made to New York by the Boston detectives al l.ne,,
an anonymous telegram was received here that Williams
bad been released frorn jail and daily walking Tho
streets Of New York IN company with a well
known countsrfetor, who had paper puipor,ing
TO DO . warrant giving BIN he legal charge and
care ot Williams person. Acting upon this Information
Detective Baker again went 10 New York and ascertain
ing to be substantially correct ho watched his oypor
nifty aud after much dculy succeeded on ,he 10Th ~
August In running Williams some six miles on the
Harlem road and arresilng and bringing hm safely 10
this city. Williams has been recognized by one or two
bank tellers, and was yesterday brought before the
superior Court The Jury returned verdict OF ~ lty
Sentence postponed uniil to-day
George Cray, tho Beverly burglar who arrested
in New York few days since after desperate con.
test was brought before the Municipal Couri this fore.
noon the charges Of attempting ~ murder
Wade and Kirk, and comnlttGi for trial N c fanil
OF bail IN the sum of $1,000 Onicer Wade lodged an
additional complaint against Cray, charging him vlth
participation in ths Beverly burglary. Ho waived
examination, aud held ia 10000 Thus tt. total
amount OF his required suretios IL $40 600
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

General DIX Gives Bonds as Naval ORtcer Of
the port d New York.

General DIX Gives Bonds as Naval Omccr Of
the PORT Of New York.
Yesterday, in the United States Circuit Court, General
Dix gave bonds, before Judge Belts. his appo nj men
as Naval oncer OF tha port His securities we're essrs
J. J. CISCO and Charles Tn,tle
According 10 present arrangements General Dix will
enter upon ho duties his position on The Is, Of
October.
The following, in relation 10 the appointmen, Of Gen
oral Dix as minister to France comes from the Asso
ciated Press agent at Washington:
While there arc very many applicants for the hjrber
as well as the lower offices IN the gift Of the govern
mcnt Major General Dix has received, altogether un-
solicited by him. the mos phac evidences OF eyecu
tive regard. Several months he was appointed nv
the President, by and with tho consent oi the sensts
minister 20 the Hague This Office he recent.
~ declined. Yesterday his commission was sent
to him naval officer OF the port of New
YORK, which he probably re eiycd this morning:
and on the same day he appointed by the President
Minister 70 France, and his commission for this dis
tngushed position has already been prepared by tho
Depar ment OF State II seems from a despatch
received here this afternoon that General nix 10 dsv
executed his official bonds New York "a naval officer
II not known whether he has YET received official lu.
formation Of his appointment Ne Minister TO France but
u s saiu here in oicia circles that the two ofcss we're
presented 10 him the day order that lac might
take his choice The above facts are derived from an
authentic source, and ~ should he mentioned on the
same authority that &r BgcloN is recalled ~ France
~ his request.
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

the ruaf.

ro.ipspcneut OF the Races al the Americas
Jockey Club.
IL. Secretary Of the American Jockey Cub norass
the public ,his morning that the Jerome Park
postponed nn,i newt week The meeting will bs
continued on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Trottinx at the Fashion Course
The fss, trottus Rossmond Lucy and Cora trat
Friday next al the Fashion Course h. beng the ara
occasion has called them together There Va srss
speculation as 20 the result Rosanond being the fsyorM
against the Geld.
Postpcsement of the Isried~ Associates
Rrres.
So, Lorr, sept IS 1895
ns pefn rsning hets for fs.. ..ka sod eoatlnuss
70 rain s,ll 10 consequence Of witch the Lieas A.
soc.aon races postponed until the sth OF October
The New York herald., 1866-09-27
CONGRESSIONAL somIslTioS.

Psn sptttTA, sept. Is 1919
Hon Charles Gibbous has been nominated foe Con.
sfess n tie Fret district by the republicans raGe %
e. Knight, who declined
usspLt,, Y, sept 20 1893
Al The Union Republican Convention for tbs Nins-
iceuth district, held hero odsy william g. Fields of
ot.ego, vss unanimously nominated for Representatives
10 Ccn2reEs
cGselxSsrr, Sep, 70. 1896 /
fhs democrats of the third Kentucky district have
Homnstcd Hon. Elijah hse 10 Congress. 10 hi the vu9
expired term OF the late Hon Hsnry Gfidsr. Mr. Hisk
viii be elected with hardly any opposition.
RiLrsoss sept "a lss9
The conservatives of the Fih Congressional Ds,riss
have nominated Hon. Mon yomery blair for Corrrss{
The Democratic Convention " the district asssS
here 70. morrow Mr. Harris siil probably 20 10 esqA.
mated
The New York herald., 1866-09-27
OUR MArAMQaQs CORRESPONDENCE.
Another Speclf of Revolution MT Matnmoros-
Movements Of Ortega's Parttsous-ChoierR
AbatiUg mt Brazos, &c.

Movements Of Ortega's Parttsnus-ChoierR
AbatiDg mt Brazos, &c.
HATAaoRos, Sept. IA, 1865.
semi revolution has again taken place in this most
turbulent city On tho 4h inst. General Canalcs, the
Civil and Military Governor OF Tamaulipss, being sick
and confined TO his bed turned his command tenn
porarily 20 General Hnojosa. On the 7th General
Tapeis who had been appointed Governor by JuareI,
vice Caravaal, removed arrived hero and received
general of division, aud nothing he not
permitted to take command On the evening OF the sth
Canales reassumed command and placed both Tapea
and Hinojosa In arrest conspiracy is said TO have
been discovered between tie latter aud Cortna for
ousng Canales and placing Tapeia in command Col
onel jose Zuniga, member Of Cortna's brigade was
also arrested Several subalerns who endeal orng
to seduce Canales troops we're placed in Jail Corna is
within few lies OF tho city With three hundred
II is stated that General Treyido with his cavalry
brigade, Will be sent by Escobedo 10 place Tapeia IN
mand Cnnales processes 10 consider this ridiculous
He has full statement Of affairs 70 Juarez Justify
ng his action on the ground that when the appointment
Of Tapeie made the President unaware OF the
pfofaouncfGmeiato against CaravaaI
OrLega in the vicinity Of Laredo. There arc promI.
nent men here working IN his inietost and with view
Of pronouno ng IN he favor rnd establishing his head
to CaeVaja 4 said to have been captured and shot by
~ortina
Caravajol il al his ranche near Edinbnrg hc states
that he VIII have no no.c 70 do with Mexican politics
for the present
There are one thousand native troops In this CITY and
two hundred aud lfty Americans hundred Of whom
arrived on the last steamer They not w2 treated
though Csnales excuses the ground ol his
Lew Wallace has gono 70 Monterey to meet Juarez hut
will not fad him there, stage IRON Monterey arrived
hero on tho l2h The passengers state that Fedauri IL
al san Luis potos with Meiia, who has from thou.
sand to eight thousand men, and that he is about moving
TO MntehGola with opening campaign on the
The frontier Doubtful matters viii doubtless remain
s'da 4ao here for lutte time, Cortina Is net
strong enough TO attack.
RpCRUlfisG.
The recruiting FOR the negro regiments under the
Army bill, in th, district or the Rio .ande Il going or
ward very slowly the men desiring to 20 TO their omos
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

ONO AND THE wEsr.-we call the attention
Of our political readers to the letter from our
correspondent 10 Ohio upon the aspect Of
politics in that State. The writer 10 . gentle.
man Of judgment. and his conclusions are the
results Of careful and judicious investigation.
II appears that not only the State Of Ohio, but
the entire West will 90 for the republicans At
the coming elections by largely increased ma
jorities. There is no use for The democrats 70
keep up the nshts any longer. They are already
whipped and had better bwv the tomahNwk
The New York herald., 1866-09-27
OUR BgAZ0s SANTIAGO CORRESPONDENCE.

PRAzos SANTIAGO, Sept. IL, 1868
The gunbosts Paul Jones and Chocura are now lying
of nis place. The former leaves for New Orleans al
ayc this T. ~ The French fr'gaic Phlegehor is also
here Courtsses have passed between the officers OF the
two nations. There is no attempt 10 enforce Maxin
lians blockade
The cholera hero is abatinp; there were bgt two
deaths in the past twenty -four bonrg.
General sheridan has ordered the mastering out 0l
two Of the regiments OF coorei roups here Up to the
departure OF the Paul Jones they had been designated
General Getty, commanding the sub-dstrict ot the
RIO trande, has been directed TO The command
OF the District ol Texas during the absence Of General
Wright. He vii; proceed to Galveston a. once
The New York herald., 1866-09-27
MUSICAL.
Gu.,nvu. Gears Cancer

Gustavus Gears Concert.
This popular ballad singer will give grand concert
this evening at Irving Hall He VIII be supported hy
his daughter Miss Nina Geary, and hos, of Other
srifacs.
Italian Opcra- French Theatre.
Rgo',ito the very best Of verdis numerous works,
will be given tonight at the French theatre BY Mr.
Diapers company. Miss Euiy Boughton very pro-
missing vocalist, will appear on the occasion.
Manhattan Dispenssry Concert.
grand vocal concert will be given this evening q
tho Washington Heights Presbyter church for ,hs
benent Of the Manhattan nispensary Mrs Sophie Me-
tart, Mr. D. r. Thomas, the renowned basso aud oihss
srtistes will assist.
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

PRESIDENCY or THE CENTRAL RAn.ROAD-The
Directors OF the New York Central Railroad
will hold meeting at Albany during the pre-.
sent week for the purpose Of electing Presi.
dent to Gil the vacancy in that road caused by
the death Of Dean Richmond. Several names
have been canvasssd for that position. Those
most prominently mentioned are Commodore
Vanderbilt and Mr. Learned OF this city,
The appointment at this time, 1t 10 understood,
will only hold until the regular meeting in
December: but il is reasonable 10 suppose that
the person selected now will have the inside
track for the election Al that time. This posi-
ton has become one Of no minor importance.
both in its political and financial bearings.
The selection OF successor OF Dean Richmond
will therefore he watched with peculiar in
terest In view OF its supposed bearings on the
approaching election in this State. The meet
ing aud action Of the directors al this time,
nave greater significance than At any time
since 'hs consolidation Of the several or
gsn'sauon' which formed the Central com.
pany. A's~ days will determine what i'm.
portant results may follow their action. both
a. TO the management Of the company and the
political bearings Of We organization.
The New York herald., 1866-09-27
FIRE IN PHIL lAntlpHll.

PHIIADErrm. sept 2t 1896
Ore broke out st the Globe cotton mills the Ger
man,own road aud Grsrd avenue IN The northern por-
ton OF tho city, nt halfpas eight O'Clock this morning
The roof burned or the fourth and 9th stories
entcd the third story somewhat damaged by fire. and
the lower stories flooded with water The loss is
so. 900. which In mostly insured One woman broke
her leg In jumping from window. There reports
Of loss OF life but they unfounded.
The New York herald., 1866-09-27
NEWS FROM THe PACIFIC COAST.

ssS FRisoLsco, Sept. 20, 1866
Queen Emma received Secretary Stewards telegram
yesterday rendering the Cned states steamer Wander
bit to convey her home she has accepted the timely
oner and expresses great pleasure at the Secretary
rovery from his recent Illness
despatch, received from Salem, Oregon yesterday,
says both Houses have baoted intellectually for United
states senator and will 60 into iout convention today
The New York herald., 1866-09-27
M E xlco.

IDperial Accounts Of Disasters to the Rcpsb-
ucan Cause. -
san FaAscisoo, Sept rs, 1865.
The imperial Mexican Consul In this city has dispatches
from Acapulco dated the 18th ins which say that the
mperasts surprised and killed General Diaz In an en-
gagemept Osaca City, together with most Of his ON
GERS and large number OF men.
The same Consul has dates from Mszatlan 10 sspte.
ber and Fan Bias TO September 8. Ono battalion OF
imperial troops had arrived at the former place from
Guadalajara. General Lozada had resumed commsnd OF
the imperislists at San Bias.
It's reported that Fsnor has whipped the liberal force
under Pesquiera al Guayrnas.
Letters dated from Colims September ID say nothing
OF the capture by the liberals Of Gusdsaara sau Luis,
or Durango.
The New York herald., 1866-09-27
Rcport, Received by the Liberal Consul n,
san Francisco.

SAR FRANcIsco, Sept. 70, 1868
Tho Mexican Consul at this port haa received letters
from Chihuahua dated August 2O giving official notice
that the republicans had occupied Monterey and Sa,io
that the liberals in action twenty-five Leagues from
Durango had defeated the traitors ana captured the city
OF Nazas that the French had abandoned Durango
which the liberals have probably occupied.
The New York herald., 1866-09-27
FIRE At ssIsrol, aNoOe ISLAND.

Providence, Sept 20, 1850
The kerosene works Of william o. spconcr h Son, IN
Bristol, exploded this evening and we're entirely des
iroyed by fire Loss SIS 600 including $1,000 10 oil;
par in
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

A SUGGESTION FOR TAMMANy.-The Baron
Governor, and Mr. A. Oakley Hall, the Dtstrct
Attorney, are stumping tue western part Of The
State In company. The stumping business is
not at all what it used to be. We have hsd
several recent examples that have rather
preiudced the people against it. Still, we
have no doubt that the Baron Won Hoffman
and Mr.. Hall will attract large audiences and
have very good time The Baron will do the
philosophical and political portion of the per-
formance very well indeed. His mustache will
have very decided effect in the rural dis
tricts. Mr.. Hall, who is bubbling over with
wit and humor, will make the people laugh,
even IL he cannot win their votes But in our
opinion thi. stumping party is incomplete.
The graccs were three, and Messrs. Hoffman
and Hall are only two Let s advise them to
reinforce themselves with Mr.. John Morrissey,
who can present more striking. not to say
kn0ck-down, arguments than either of them
Morrissey might give an exhibition of his skill
in the ancient Grecian gladiatorial fine art, and
the result would be an immense change at the
coming election. We offer this advice 10 TAM
many gratis and hope that /, will he imme-
diasely followed. The Baron Won Hoffman is
philosopher and Mr.. A. Oakley Hall il a
humorist but Mr.. John Morrissey is the only
orator who can bring out lhe bone and muscle
Of the maaacs
The New York herald., 1866-09-27
srunsY WEATHER WESTWARD.

CIScIssATi Sept B 1885
There was steady rain here all day yesterday, This
morning the weather 10 cloudy and cold Reporte from
Indianapolis, COLUMBUS and Dayton represent that
all directions are greatly swollen. The river here y
forty one feet deep and rising
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

without further talk. They will carry this
city, to be sure, but by decreased majority.
and all that will enable them to accomplish
that will be through the instrumentality Of and
greed for public plunder.
The New York herald., 1866-09-27
COURT or APPEALS cllfxuAa.

ALBANY, ~ r., Sept ~, 1895
The following Is the day calendar Of ths Court OF Ar
psas for Thursday, June "a;
Nos 10, ". IL ~, "a. u. 3fa esQ q, n and 70.
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NEW Jssssy pallrcs.

Dr- Democratic coayssass assembled !, ps,srs zee.
l.rt, ,oa sI,ss ..ys .,rass A. 4, RasuA