The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-05
NEW YORKLSMS.
Mon, o.r ows Correspondence
New YORK, Nov. s, 1853.

passed of very quietly, as IL 'n densnce OF the
Mayors depreca,ory proclamation. .
Durirg the afternoon, indeed, there was
report that the members Of General Varans
brigade of the National Guard had been ordered
TO assemble at their respective armories, bot the
run or proved to be without foundation.
An immense Republican meeting a. Cooper
Institute was presided over by NJ. Charles
Spencer, who five years ago had exercised the
sane functions.
When the meeting was half over the Tribune
Man with the White Coat arrived, and was
received with what it is no exaggeraton to
describe as yells ol JOY.
In return for the ovation, Mr. Greeley, wh1
said he was fresh from his CONCENTRATIONS
amcpe the farmers, made brief speech, every
sentence OF which was barbed with points that
told.
The contrast CT that scene at Cooper Institute
with the one at Tammauy Hall was in itself tue
most eloquent phippic that could be hurled
against the Democratic party.
The most il'ustrious hammany speaker was
one Captain RyDders, who struggled beroiCallg
to be heard through the ieers aud cheers that
shook the walls Of the wigwam, and finally
retired in disgust after expressing Il wish to )re
out the ears OF some OF the b+wlers who had
particularly distlr gui-hed themselves.
One of the most amusing incidents OF the day
was a verba! row between
JUDGE BOWLING AND JUDGE JAMES,
originating iu Judge James emigrdtng for the
occasion from his country home aud impro-
vising police court iu the Metropolitan otel
In the course of the afternoon james sent
note to Bowling requesting him to take bail In
the case of q number of men who had been ar
rested for illegal voting. Wnereupon the Dow
ling Democratic wrath broke forth, and, instead
of venting itself on the pitiful prisoners who
parade daily before the Tombs bar of Justice,
broke forth in invectives against the unoffend-
ing little country magistrate, and was only ap-
peased when some clerical errors were dis
covered in some commitments that had been
forwarded to him by James.
This temptation to administer a good snub
could not be resisted, and the papers were con.
tumeliOusy sent back Tor revision.
Add to this tiff between the Republican and
Democratic Com mlssioners OF the Police Board,
in which Commissioners BosWorlh and Brennan
endeavored to prove the llegahty of Superin-
tendent Kennedys order mat all persons
arrested for registering or voting, or attempt.
ing to regist r aud vote on fraudulent ma Jurali-
zation papers should be held and taken, with
the witnesses, before a Judge or Commissioners
Of the United States, AM not before a police
which came 10 light on election day.
MIsCEGENArIvE MURDEREss
cut the throat of her du KY paramour from ear
to ear on Tuesday night. They had lived
together IN mutual drunkenness tor several
months. but 1t appears that The man was per-
petually getting arrested, aud was afterwards IN
The habit of returning home III not over-peni-
tent state.
So Margaret, who had long cherished desire
to fix him." executed her purpose while the
hOnfirPJ hlaZIng.
and herself, 100.
Late that night, the keeper OF drug store at
No. 45 Sullivan street was horrl6ed by the
vision of man, whose eek was one great
gasb, strUggln to open the door.
The vision was that OF The murdered negro,
who had MANAGED to grope thus lar, and fell
dead on the threshold.
EVANGELICAL ADVERTISING"
is going to be extensively done.
You have sometimes seen the words prepare
to meet Thy God" sandwlched between scream
ing placards OF Olive Logan and Olive Tar,
Extract of Buchu, and kadWay's ReDoVating
Resolvent. 1hdt is evangelical advertising OH
broad scale.
The more refined plan now adopted by the
''Evangelcal Advertising Association of this
city, whose rooms are at No. 46 of the Bible
House. is 10 lntersDerse plo1s and moral appeals
between the miscellaneous advertisements OF
leading periodicals.
sive, but it will pay in the sense OF reaching
Thousands whom no other appeals OF the kind
would ever reach.
Another
$125,000 ROBBERY,
precisely similar to the one so recently effected
In Cedar street, has occurred.
member of the firm OF Morrison, Son &
Hutchinson, shirt manu- aCturers, at NO. 327
Broadway, while engaged with brother
partner, placed on le ge near the office door
a box containing 5000 in Uuited States coupon
bonds, UNREGISTERED; S27 900 worth OF resistered
United States boDds; aud $66,0OO In ratroai
stocks; shares OF Erie, Rock island, Chicago
and North western.
Two men stepped In. One engaged the atten-
tion of the nearest clerk; the other spirited
novels. We have to go to the "Moonstone" and
not to the o p1lice headquarters TO discover one
like Sergeant Cub. The
MANUFACTURERS AND MERCHANTS BANK,
at about six o'cl 1ck on Tuesday evening, was
the scene of daring exploit IN the murder ami
burglary line. The janitor was set upon oy two
masked men, who almost succeeded III gaggl ng
him and beutirg him dead.
The old mans cries brought assistance; tue
ruffiaDs let themselves down by rope from a
window in the third story oack, and lett their
baggage behind.
gunpowder, false whI-kers, aud oLner articles
considered en- re9'e IN blrgarIous toilette.
The bank safes, which so narrowly escaped
denudatIon, contain over S3OO,OO0 IN currency
and bonds, OF which nearly oue-third are th(
deposits Of Jarrett a. Palmer, and the offspring
OF Back Crook and While Fd,onlsm.
PUG UGLIEs
tnot plup-uglies) were never more for sale thar
they are now.
l mean those little. nasty, snappisb, cross
breeds of dogs from poodles up to terriers, tn
latter as black as coal and rs sharp as raZors
the former swaddled heap OF silky white-and
This increased love of fapcy-does is q growin