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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-26


Yor K,os.
II ai-o contalns:Thc hghiy Interesting aud Iaport.
News irvfn Europe received by the Cables and salts
during r,r including Special Dcspa cl,cs
and couesr in TO tho Insanity Of t.e
Empr-ss a,io,,s the foci', rsnce on sol ,ces
fc sanadlan Resclfiicn, Sc The Latest News from ne
SaiH CAP tai; the Fen,an Novemenig enbrsci,. the
Arilra ~ James stephens the Preceding, ~ Ne
Canadian corrs Reference b. tho rriar cf the Fertan
PriEmeu. , nags Ttial foacnnet. An Account ~
tfe recent Eofrcnncs fhe Wet; The Lac Terrible
Storm At NASSAU. r.; Marine r,-saers. Ine Current
N~sof tie Week including all leading Political and i0cl
Matter and ~ Latest Intelligence from MeKco te West
Ind a. South America, tho Pacific British Provinces. Nc
Editorials leading topics. cur Sporting Calendar,
containing reporD o. The Hoboken and Pnierson Fall
Races TrntIng Msiches tons Island and els 1sh.re
full report ~ the Great Ocean Rsce between the ye.s.
ant Haloyon, the Soul Ing Rare At roagLkeepsie
Billiard, Haze Ball, wfcsiApr 6r Literary Artistic
and cicnsnc Intelligence, Religious Matters einbrse-
In the suggestive correspondence bcisccn Mr.
william n gcc and the Row Charles " srnyth /;
Theatrical and Musical Review. Foreign Gossip; yarss
Ties, kc; Reviews o. tho Cattle, Hcese. Dry Gcod-
Boot aud Shoe, Commercial and Money Markets, Mar
rages and Deaths; Advertisements snd u MI
important events o. the week
Imxs-sinxis subscription. Ga rbrce ccp,s, 81.
Five copes. S. Ten copies SIS Single coplss. Pise
cent? each. Hnited number Of advertisement, Ia.
sersd 10 The wuxIv HnnD
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FHttNsltY 'tt. ID =. NJ.
AsBss.-Reccpts, bbls. The market fr both pit aud
pearl continued quiet hut steady at lac. qnataton
TnxADsrrrrs Eccc pts, idoN8 bbls -FOUR 90? d. corn
meal. 10 rs sushrs what. 10 80 Cd gs do oats
90 do nrai and -s775 do. barley Although the msrSe
for State and wcsresn aour ruled less active fair
ed and prices though not quota
bly, higher The sales I2cDc bb'a quota
TORS annexed Tie demand for southern -four
active, II yeste.ds psioea at which the market ruled
buoyani 800 hbls. Rye continued In active
demand AMI nr, with saies d $50 bbs at 81 g.
e,i moderately steady The sales comprscd
75o bh ~ s. - for sandywinc 50 20 Tor Jersey 80 70
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schr msdison Holmes. ireland. Newbcrn. No-Thomas
! scAr o Hubbard. sopsr Richmond-ysn Brunt \
Sshr Henry cro.tsy. Potter Boston--Racko. rOOssr
sohr Transient Racket. Boston Racket, Tooksr ray
sehr Globe Young Providence roeksr TAYLOR
sesr Serls Bloomfield H0oels stamfor Stamford Nan
sloop Report. Racket. Brdsepor.-Rscssss. Tooksr
Steamer W Bruno Poster baltimore
Arrived.
% EsSssss Clyde ss nysr Wilmington NO. %
Steamship EiserA couch ,lehmcnd and Norfolk, with
sleamship Hst,sras Aiessndsr i,csmaaa and Norfolk
s.esmsh,p SeashasI Kelly, New Bedford, WIN mdss. 70
sfIp x fls. Tr. Martin c.ll.o June - VIII rusao
iosberss and saw several oilers di.t.ce: Aug -
Is ~ " sssass s.a
he sp 4. :1s Icy
If ss % S We mAs mss o. e 0a Inv
Gulf blew The forsiopsa on. Of The ropes. ish sassscded
pressed ss . sss port "pe "'A' "A''s 'a "
ssp o sSs Sss ssssv CT sg
iaea s.en%shp Persia. hence Tor ,seco "a spoke Light
and g wsss & S. s NJ a %a
had weather from Ion y up TO
so had 70 deaths on the sssaso adults and scnid,ea
soa a a's sos co. Co. A''s'' -" 'As' - 0A
schr Jane Patton Whitaker, Wilmington. Ne. II days.
IL bound 10 Bostcn.
schr v n Dswii. Carey hlsabeshpors for wsaspor..
schr Mite. Hall. Rockland
schr Orion ladwin, Inrwich.
Sclr X A. TN. 49,. New Bedford.
schr Maria. snow New Bedford
SclrJ barrett Ntckcrron Providence
schr Fanny Fern. sanders, Newport
sclr Yankee boy, Brewer Hartford
srhr yefAnda. Ponds. New Haven.
Schr w iiinc, 49,. Portland, c.
kchr Geo Gillun Chapman Portland Ct
scIr " q 1rrbci Albany for Providence.
slnop Fred Brown. Hull Providence.
RrruKssp-Bark Johann Martin (Prus), Benitx hence
I'll lust for Antwerp consequences Of having discovered
the weasel leaking badly
" ind ~ sunset NV.
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Cleared.
s.sss'ship xarssrst wovshinroa nebsss-E HsriDsi
Co.
steamship 0rsnads Merton. sssssnsA-Iariasston ros
Go.
Steamship Maggie ssaen. Howard. sayssnsh-s rhips
ssess..hIp sesdcr. Loes-ooa chsrsssn-Ia-insnses,
Yur a Co.
sissmssp ssnies Sherman. winins,en--c PIessoa.
et-snship krsssonta. Bhsvwsof ryrttss1-J An~s
Steamship sspsuss. bsksr Bosasn-hspsass stesassip
fsssm.hlp Clysa Povsls Bssscn--w clyis
Steamship 8ayor, hoysn. Bosson-w C1yds.
Ship saFrsgansdA hsniin. Corunn2 tsrsinl - Rs1sr
Eros.
nark Qosen wesonA tsrg Carey. Dssiis-BsssAAy LIZ
nars ssrra Polo lBreml. wnss.n. sr.m.rsussr Bros.
HaFk Diriyb. Blair. MISUNDERSTANDING q pNksr.
rr,e Tssalon fBrL Tafkin, ugHegvcz--nfesl An kro
BIRD ORIENT tBrl. bsmistsf Bsrbor orAes. Nr-Arssue
sns WA Hunter Cprl sss,s. usIfss Hs-J ons,svis
.Sre nag susn cBr> wScss. - s'syAsrs NIB ,
sstr A: A@.. s:rssr EIsg,sa !s-g ssIgvx.-.
ssSr cAss o,s.ss. rssssr. rssas-s prs~.ss4 4
- -. isss. rirlsrsa sczksrsrss
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
BaAses- Hrs7ls cToS-~On wcdp asdav, 1Dl,c. ~ a
Montgomery d. d., WmGAs v. Bssr,n 10 Passes Il
dauvutcr u g. n Huntington, Esg all OF this city.
DESnoS-~kAyAoNp.-~O Tuesday evening. October "a
by the Row. DIR y. W. 0ossenianor, Al his rcadrnse.
Mr. CpARtrs D.usss TO Mis- nagr tAse IA sosp,
eldest daughter n Edison Raymond, all Of this city
NorSaik Iaresn please copy.
y wLrr--irr frs In Broo'siyn. " ~. on wodnss.
dav. Ortobcr ~ nj tho ro-tdene- OF ths bfe parents
BY Rev Dr. ne!ls aslsi.d by ihe Roy y n fih',-
Dawn II. Fowt,s. az Bropkiyn. 10 As~1s Grly laugh
TER Of Captain James ~ Phillips, OK Bnokiyn, r. -
No cards
KmAvrv--MosaDs. On Thuu,day, October Is, 81 III
residence ~ the br.ies father BY thc Rev Mr. s,oi.
man. tnspwre9 KrAUsk 10 ANN AossrEk daughter u
W konsaeg, all of THU city.
ODossmt.-HsvvH--In ~ Ioin's rhrycb Nss III.
ven Conn, Thur~day morning October ~, by the
Re-. Dr carmodv Cro.as z. o'fhss.ss, Of nsw Ysk
iaie carain John Hsye, Of tho clly % Cork ireland
No cnfdA
s,ms8-wrl-- wednesisy, orioter ~ b. the
Rev. v q. Brook. AxssA sfarso 20 Hrsrx VIII,
all % ulis ely w cards
10 ton ptpe-r plea. cory.
hrsrrorp-- M"r1.--In brookiyn, Thursday cclobsr
o. IL Tie Chs,cL ~ tbs Mes.sa b the Rev Gs0rve
Thr,a, ssLsov 'ravrosn 70 EnEY A daughter VIM u.
wpu. Esq ~ ~ hat city
Tn ~rI~v-PAysr. On fhar-dsv, a. tohrr a ~ Em.
wanuei cbu~b faiiimore W te Rev Gsorrr Iie~ei,
D. JorS THosnsy " = n u h.ra Jfrfs ~ dsaf ht~f
~ he late Josiah faynp. E-q. ~ Charlertsp, q.
Wgrvuy--lApK On 1hur..iay. Ortobsr ~. ~ chris,
ehurra, Greenwich. Conn nv tho Rev ". Yarring
too, MsjNr W " MsHosy 70 Mr. Msry v rgrx ~ ~
Oreaawirh No eaids
be- ~ Al tho rcs,ienre - the brides father ny ne
Rsy. = N Hire. fssss- WsLe n. ~ nrnekiYn -
Jossssss hsrrs cssrhief o. Jctefh 'sv-l. ~ NJ.
NO csras
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-26

2oo.ooof Dscrsass-Cash. - $500 notes, s.oee.
DOOR current aocoupts $500 oo0
The Bank or England return for shs week ending Co.
ober 10 is folow compared with thu statement Of
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hs rssan II ne Bank Of France for the week ending
os>ssw n y - fsllows -Incrsass- BlIs dscous'cd,
NylAsss,s ssanu sslass$ i,epaeast. sapasss.
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United Kingdom $50 l7256 lis Dec. Ell Sal
As compared with the month ending the 10th OF Sep
tember 1866 the above returns show an increase OF
81 sos in tho circulation Of notes England and
an increase Of f0G2 $40 in the circulation OF the United
Kingdom.
Comparing the above with the fixed issues OF the
several banks the following 10 the state Of the circua-
tom.
The English private banks arc below their
Tho English joint stock banks are below their
hxeo issue .......................... iVooos0
Total below fixed issue IN England .f2,6e4 279
The Scotch banks above their xed Issue 6lb $40
Tho Irish banks below their fixed Issue loss lis
The Average stock Of bullion held by tho Bank OF Eng
land in both departments during tho month ending the
18th Of September els being increase OF
81 $40, COS compared with tho previous month aud
increase of 81 800 40S when compared with the samo
period last year.
The following arc the amounts Of specie hold by tho
Scotch and Irish hanks during the month ending the
18th Of September:--
Gold and silver held by the Scotch hanks GO 364 900
Gold and silver held BY tho Irish banks.. 20si COZ
Being increase or CO. 05g compared with the pre-
vious and decrease or 90 1873 when compared
with the corresponding period last year.
Tho following the latest quotations for money in
the leading cities the continent--Pars, 3---2h;
Vienna So; Berlin, 6-5 Amsterdam, 60; Turin,
o-s; Brussels, 3-2a; Madrid, o--1o Hamburg, o.
az; st. Petersburg, 6k-1o; Frankfort 4-3K
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corrvriherr rather more inquiry fer H'o bot tbe
rs,Fket si quiet N.los made Of 17l0 bag,
Jafin on rvyNts aud 20 ba9s. South
Amsrcs ~ l3sSc. grid. IN bond. ~ other descriptions
ther~ noEaiss ~ importance
Fnxgn1. wsre quiet rates 1nehAna~d. The
rngrm~nta werr TO Liverpool. petroleum at
And trr steama r. bushels barley ca per ~ bs no
iai,s cotton 10 hhis Ailc- o. psivase terms
London, No. ~ bushels barley A. I'D. 100,
s<d, ard per reamer saco DO es,Ay q o., snd re!
hhas .eesero \ gsa nd q bales o. AZ ~ To Ass-syp
ohsrsefs .ef~tA vesset The heisfrsns.n. psralssm
or private l0A and nsA brig to Cork for orders. p~
trolsarn 81 D. port IL IL. unled Snraom. and g. "a
irsss va. ronsoeras- actively " The rnsrtst ard
fuiI prcea wys realized Tue ssrs WERE 1900 Aor1vseo
arrive f gold liOO do the s,rl az Us<r gold,
800 OrsnorJ q fs. II isc soli 40 csly COW "a u
he 20W }fornss q irs. and NO hassmosos ihs.
ssd go 40. .ti'y steer, ~ u'.r 80
MoLs -.Ae naft~t quiet vith moderate wsos
Demand u faii rrcrs no cargo sales wers Reported
Choice an <ncy ocfry grades tonnusd srAve. hut
wes chsc1Jfnr under ruaitts.
kAvAt prse -Vi crude lrrrsans sale Of 80 hbls "a:
eas~ted a%e ~ The markst Tor spirits ruled
love- b1tfber9 activity - thc reduction, the
sats Aorp&st1d7 40 bbs NJ 49,. INCLUDING snsn iot -
arrive W f"sn~ moiefse demand prevailed ard pre-
vnys frses GENERALLY obNinrd Tts sairs wcf4 -
ssSlnD [ 6ss = sAis5r q . o.; IN N 6U1Gi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-26
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper nnd Bast Literary
Journal VA the Country.
Tic wrsxLy iigstAtn for The present week. IT,
contains tho conclusion ~
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me sock on hand At all the pors North and South In
<hs Untsd states "a estimated .. about two hundred and
atty thousand baes.
Annsxed.isa comparative statement o. the condition
II the Boston banks for the rsst two weeks
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torros- maFxei rssd heavy aud Irregular, with
declining tendsney ntwliandnr arrnnate fetssed
toby ~ teirr1rh that there had b~en XII lost In
certain ola q ne south. The ia. ssonhlc report.
Liverpool cauref afmoTf ren~rAi fee ~ ss md
holders free SELLERS ~ tbe redufed guotors
below toafh refused - .rerat eKn.rt a. rrev,,n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-26

gts4ivw guadsnIy a. wed..aaAy Or.ss,~r "a
rros o. rsnr-s, 70 tie st'i year = - ~.
The alh take place hi ffrifsy) afternoon, 81
tao Of tx iron ~ isse rr.idescs fi.rkssn s,y.cf
BI.rv,-1. A. Ne~to~g, = ~ y, ryisy oc'o'sf
- pt~.hp Ifsusfsr, In the Tgit year - h. ar
Noslre ~ tse funsfa wfn given io.fs0rrsw
BrcTa -oa rhuFrfsy vctobcr =. nts-Agvr, b.ievsf
wife 4 cbstes %. sd - ye'rr nas'Fs y H1m
ne remains vii be 'ssen frow her isie resieues.
Cherry street on Saturday nornnr - n'ns o,iek. 10
be offered upfor The rsp~s u hss aoa thenos y ca.
Bssv@ On T,,rr.dsy. o~,oher "a ..s.s 49, pao-s
stop daughter q Beriss.in and H.ssh Ann Dwss
The ~ ns. ard re',ilst' q no fswli1 1e invited 20
attend tb- fln~r.' FROM her sv r-ad ~. III Water
street. ~ ssiarasy snernoor. Al too o'e'prs
i'rook',n rsp..s p.e-.- espy ,s..-, :.
foh~r ~ - Hstnorynsyc .f tho fanza rfrsas 1.mrG.
u sv~s ~ yesrr, 10 ssonshs snd a 6sya
The fvenss o. IN. famliy or rv-,~c,fsny iryci -
attend the funeral frous ~ Mary ,hufsa. Yonk-r,
thN grffsyl sflsrrooo a too O'Clock
cup.,rr Al pis~ she nl-es ronnsesles. - Thnrs
f.,issr ,hs ysansess 20 o. esrvs ssa cor-lis cas
rpr, sgei ye~r 10 mouths snd ~ d.ys
ire fansr.i .~rv.e~s win - s'rvdsd q L- Baptist
ehars, yivs Mic River. ga Saturday sfisrsssa o. half
D,slsvs sssenn nsh sas- - requiem ~,u be
sssss~n KSits sna Nah shls yndsyl rrors %
a IN oees fos Ws rsfs~s u the sgsi a pssss Dr.
~, a.. =. Il ys. s-. 80 s .: ''@'' ~s' departed
The r-sss,yes sad f~sis o. sss family ~. rep<ofEy
o4Tss.s--on "Wednesday. o,sss~s 70 10 prosslyr
NJ wwsspsv ossesss. ss~S ~ yesp
The Trends AZ me family sfs respectfully svissa a
ssissS ne ssr~ssi. shi- lyrdsyl afternoon. 'vu
csesk, frpn b~ late r~sf5ss<s, ssifnsa sr~,i, sss'
nyr,s svsssa
Hrc~s.s On nsrsisy. oesssr Is. As s.sis.
ne sssssivss ana Trees - M fs~ny o., svnsa .
Aasad me fansvsi. froa Akin ssss hsl,ss ehsreh.
~. ftndsy) sfs~ssssa - tvo seioek -sihe q fsrh,s
y~r -oa nonl.y. orbA-s :, asrrf go.v. Y =
srv~s. ss.th csrssiss, "a q prspes Jsos~. esv q
coss ir~sssd
yscsrss.--os wss~~sxsy. o-sss-- "a sssrr, lar
sss, s1sss - ~ ssssh sni rsmusl Jset~s. sssf =
yssn. nosshs sad days
TIE relatives go fs~sis o. o. fAniy -. r~sy~ifoiy
fsvsfsd ~ attend Ne fasrrsi ffor ~ fssasfer - -
refeet~. klGAsssh Ws~~@ Tttf1 sfesss, Wa lffi
eay) snsxn6yu ss o'rssk
ksAnss On wsdss~lsy, orsessr "a u tie resas. 80
~ be hsw<hsvin.kw, so~~sA, crfns<H<nsl loss
KsAass, the hsts,s1 80 or Ihorass al hsrr ks.Ss,
sftss hsssrns s~snsms u sssssmpscb shsra hssss
With ChsSeszsa fossmo1~ .
To HsssAs ~ tss family 80 respectfully isvssS -
sssc th~ fssevsi frv~ tbs rv~asy svenft 49, 49,
this imam eusSncSs q ess sc<@t f~s>lss3f VIZ
vsy ce@~essy. w,sh~n fpshsr insfaDs
Ko0~nL ID ve6s~N1sy, n,ts~f - b@ss
yevaopss 1Ssstssv ~ H~nsy ssS cso'ins kss~ -
S!ssS .sssh - y esys 80. :. .a..a a.
| fsossl - lynASsl ai~sesa . w ses< hsA -
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"JIIE DIAMOND CRoss"
Tlf Omar Stray tmuc,S S)ciKrY
Fv WILLIAM BARNET PnifLfP3
whrrgs FxrrtssiY ron rms WugL. nsau,.
"A MoDERs Clo-r Story


rosrar-"AUruxy'a Irssrs..s and eovv coruss.
Ypt X a..
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Al WHITING .or TUE ..KvGxrn wAmo
weia~sesy ~r.opr or ~ isk. ne fnig-ins esnu~~sss
daily siertsf errasnsnt se~rs ~ che aygsssauss
st ~ NJ walter Jsys~ gr~ssssus rbnssss usaasy VI
rrssdsat rh i'olsf'y tecs~.nry neh.si Diana rss-
Mi =. 80 rnsnes--xessrs o~sn xsr.n. r Mirse~, ~
tAss~. serffwss Eawsra k~srss as1 Cksrss Sts
eslers isy evening" shs ssh, q sss shsvs aAss~S
pls~ Nv oEd~r ~ MALfra JOYCE. rr~s,fsal
rtfatr
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The Status Of the late Rebel States the
Fruit of Their Own DOings.


IT is a fayorite style OF speech with our conser-
vative friends to say that the Republicans have
'expelledn the late Rebel States from the Union.
We think it would be better to state the case
lust as il is that those States voluntarily seeded
from the Union, and for four years devoted all
their energies to the attempted overthrow of the
Government Their present position is the fruit
of their own dsloyalty. 1t is one of the results
of the war, as much so as the overthrow of
slavery. Had the Southern States remained true
TO the Union they would have had no difficulty
now. If they have lost their representation in
Congress, it is because they recklessly threw it
away. Their anomalous condition is due to their
own folly. They cannot stand at the bar of
public opinion and plead innocence.
The war they inaugurated has made great
changes, and If they come out of the struggle
which they themselves invoked, with less politi-
cal power in the country than they had when
they entered upon it, they must look upon It as
one of the inevitable consequences of their own
acts.
In good time they will be restored to repre-
sentation in Congress. But they must not be
impatient, nor, least of all, must they attempt
to force upon the country that most dangerous
and revolutionary doctrine that State may
sundPr all its practical relations to the Union
and become a rebellious and warning State,
and then the moment it has been overtime wn by
military power, may, at its pleasure, resume its
political standing and its power as a component
part of the Union. This would be anarchy re-
cucpd tO science
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Among the recent inventions" in France
which have been brought to light by the dis
cussion of the needle.gun, is one that fires
twenty balls minute and has a musical box in
the butt, thus doing away with the necessity of
regimental bands. iassSsfiiaah
"A schoolmistTess in LenoX, Mass, was
bound over to the Superior Court, last week, for
an aggravated assault upon child three and a
quarter years OF age, because he did not spell
"FoX.n .zzsJ
George Robert Russell died at Manchester,
Mass, on the 4th instant. Mr.. Russell was the
son of the Hon. Jonathan Russell, who was one
OF our most prominent public men in the early
part of the century.
Hon. John b. Alley, of the Lynn (Mass }
is sald he is Obliged to make vacancy for
General B. F. Butler, who has emigrated into the
district to run.
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A Feat Withou, a P,eced ent.

YESTERDAY afternoon, about A. p. NJ, we re-
ceived from the Associated Press a despatch
from London and one from Paris, containing
the editorial expressions of the Times and
Moniteur of yesterday morning. In fact, in the
edition which we at once got out was read by
the Philadelphia public the same articles as were
given to the British and French public in
the morning. This teatsis without precedent
in the history OF the world. The editorials of
European journals to be furnished to our after
noon papers! Talk about girdling the earth in
forty minutes Why, what was a feat Of witch.
craft is now reduced to Il practical TACT. Such
an event settles our doubts IN regard to the sue
cess of the cable.
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SPLENDID ENGRAVINGS,
Worth the Price of the Share, for
Every Subscriber.
PLAN OF DRAWING.

The PLAN OF AWARD adopted Is the tollowine:-
20 OOO NUMBERS, repre- sentmg the certncates
will be placed In one wheel, and rHRER HUNDRED AND
TWO TICKETS, inscribed with the names OF the pre-
Paintings the Bust of Lincoln Ill be placed In
other.
FRI m these wheels q number and prem,u N will he
drawn simu taneously the number drawn in each ia
stance, taking the premium drawn with IL.
The subscrlption-books will close on SATU RDAY
the I'D of September 1866, and on the Isl OctoDe
the AWARD OF PkEMIUMS will be publicly made a
the Opera House.
The subscriptions hooks on beng closed, will n
placed in the hands OF the following gentlemen. wh
have kindly consented to act the Chicago mem
bers OF the Committee to conduct The award of PREF
WILLIAM f. CooLBAUGH. President Union Ma
AMOS y. HALL, Treasurer C. B. & ORR.
+. G. RAIL- Kimbark Il Co.
CLINTON BRIGGS, Ewing. Briggs & Co.
j. Q. D0Rk. President OF the Board OF Trade.
JAMES Q. FARGO Agent American Express.
FRAN CTS A. HOFFMAN, ex-Lieutenant-Governot {
!. Y. MUM, Mum Scot, Elevator
j. A. FILLS, President econd National Bank.
These gentlemen, together with such others from dfI
1erent pats oil tthe country as they add the
the purpose lair representing the sbareI
holders at large win have the sole management OF tn
award in all its details.
SPECIAL CARD TO THE READER
THE CROSBY OPERA-HOUSk ART ASSOCIA1
TlON no gilt enterprise, and must not be conounde
with DOlar-Gitt Concerts, which have been advertised
to take place at the opera House without the autnOry
consent of the propnetors
EAsTEBN OFFICE AND GALLERIES,
No. 625 BROADWAY, n. Y.
All orders for certificates and communications should
be addressedlo
U.H. CROSBY, Actuary A, a.,
And directed either to 625 Broadway New York. or I'd
% Crosby's Opera House, Chicago Ill. orto
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-15
THE NEW YORK EXPRESS.

Seriously, the scheme Is a most royal one
Crosby Opera House-the first premIum-is worth m
than halfa million OF dollars 1he rental of It's oftc
stores, and studios amounts 10 $50 OOO The value OF
first paintings reaches s48 co., At the same tlI
the names OF the Chicago members Of the Commit
for awarding premiums are su'hcent guarantees for
perfect legitimacy OF the drawing such has never
fore been offered bY any association of the same nat
They might serve as pledge ior the honest dstTbut
of hall state, it were possible to expose II TO-
chances. AS II Il, they constitute guarantee for
Crosby, which he could have earned by nothing but
lie q unimpt aehed integrity, In his arduoua scheme
ii BWsJt
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-15
THE PHILADELPHIA TR ANSCRIPT.

The friends OF Mr.. Crosby, OF Chicago have display
that COURAGEOUS bOldness IN organizing the grand SC
TO draw him out of the nvolvements caused by his
speculative spirit In building the Chicago Opera Hou
which Is ordinarily the ain precursor to success
course there Is always some doubt entertained
ing the integrity of such an association; but we
the commit TO superintend the distribution OF d
miums stand so high in the mercantile and busnl
world that no rational presumption be found agai
the success OF the enterprise.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-15
THE PHILADELPHIA BULLETIN

The grandeur of this scheme consists in the value
the premiums offered. No Art Union In the world IN
ever vet o6ered such works as Berstadt's |Yo semi
Valley" Hart,,s woods in Autumn" and Meye1I
Recognition" to those who receive premuu&
Indeed the works OF irt TO be distributed thr
hundred in number, OF which the first seven alone
sttute aggregate value OF 900 The first pf0
MUM ia the largest offered at rate upon tn
contnent-ths is the Opera House Itself original
built at cost of $500 0U0 and OF which the storeE
studios, ana offices alone produce yearly rental
$40 600. In addition the purchaser OF every share
receive than the value in the engraving present
TO him. Short the time maylappear allO ted to Il
disposal of the shares it will justify Mr.. Crosby
frienus in their confidence in pubic sympathy, pub
taste, ana public specu ative shrewdness.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-15
ME NEM YORK WORLn.

new Art Association has been formed by q compa
OF prominent citizens of New York and the Vest
cities, Tor the purpose OF eompensating Mr Crosby
Il loss OF the magnificent fortune spent by him In
generous and Dralseworthy attempt TO establish
opera In his i've city. The chances are S5 ea
and the premium is the magnificent Opera 40 80 l.
Iull of the choicest gems by the greatest names
American art the building costing In Itself over 5000
We commend the object OF the association TO every
who Is capable desrous of Iewardng the geuerS
and maRniheent spirit displayed by Mr Crosby in
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-15
THE NEW YORK TINES.

This enterprise tor the relief OF Mr. Crosby from
difficulties 10 which he had rendered himself liable
bui ding the Chicago Opera House has at length tai
tangible form and ONES vividy before the readers
our columns. IL bears with 1t the endorsement OF
leading citizens Of Chicago. and what's almost of ~
importance the ndoI sement of the principal artists
the three great Eastern cities. The indorse OF
principal ellow-citizeens may be accepted as guar
tee Of the GOOD faith o. the enterprise while that OY
fitng art