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SPECIAL NOTICES. POLITICAL. New York City News. Fatal Accident TnitoiiGii ran Recklewn kss or an Engineer. Coroner Schirmer held an inquest this morning, at 30:2 Eighth nventic, on the bodv of Edward William Huskisson.

From the evidence adduced it appears that deceased wan walking along the track of the Flushing Kail WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 14. BROOKLYN DAILY IC.VOI.K OFFICE, '1 V. M. By Tcicsriiiih to Brooklyn Daily BY AMMIICAN TELECRAPn COMPANY'S LINE.

OFFICES 21 Wall N. Y. 202 Washington st, Brooklyn. AUCTION MLKS. PEED COLE, Auctioneers.

CITY ALES BOOM, No. FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN. (Oppgbith Mobtagtth PLA0S.J Particular attention given to the sale of Household Furnltart at private residences. Advances made on conslfcameatj.of Mercparjdfee Goods taken on storage. JAMES E.

UNDERBILL, Auctioneer. BY HUGHES UHDXRHILL. tt jl Exchange. No. 26 Court Street elr PMjranal attention to the aalea of Rcxt Ea; ate.

urmture and Merchandize or every description. Cash advancca made on Merchandize Money to Loan on Bond and Mortcugft. Will sell on JAMES AUCTIONEKK. I No. 369 Folton Stbkkt.

Commkrcial ETtenAUOE, oppohitb ihs Ci77 Hall. Bkooklyn. JAMEfl COLE ti SON, will give their personal attention to Bales of Household i'uruiture, ouLdoor hule. gtmemUy. Also to sales of Ileal Kstate, Stocks, KxoUange, New York.

TilURSDAT, Sept. 15, At 12 o'clock at thoComriierelal Exehanpre, No. 363 Fulton opposite the City Hall, Brooklyn. F.lcjrarit Iteshience at J'ert Harnilton Administrator's pale of the estnte of Kobert Cunmuuy, deceased, situate, in the villane of Fort Hamilton, ut the corner of the 3d avenue and shore road, containing 7 fWl KHM acres of land, flue water front, 2 dwelling houses, barn, hot house, ice Ac No. in Myrtb Administrator's Sale The valuable La ihe south aide of avenue, betTreen Fulton and AbiurA h(reefs.

hot 27 tt fi in on which is a 1 story frutue limine: contains 5 rniinr i tn St JOciirii nhur.LAN, iLu'uouetir. CENTRAL SAl.E.ROOMS, SR Of ffTLT OrOJiBI AND IEAUL sjTHK7fci KE THE CITY "ALL. BROOKLYN KlillMV, Sept Hi, At 10K o'clock A. M. at the Central alesrooms, Willoughby cor.

Pearl st. Brooklyn. KcKUlar Weekly Consiatini: of a peneral assortment of household furniture, carpets, oil cbth3. Sec. Also a varied assortment of iUU new books, which will be sold at o'clock I1.

M. Saturday, Sept. 17. AMOK o'clock, at the Sales Koom. MortpaKe Sale 1 rosewood piano Cluckennfr.

rosewood hi A'reftf rrimsoff, b'ussids and nb'rain oar pets. mahotrany and walnut marble top chamber furni tine, maitrasses. beds and bedding. lounse, cane seat and other chairs, china, glas3 and crockery, with kitchen furniture. sel f3t AYILLIAM M.

LITTLE," Avctioseeh. 3 37 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Will sell at auction on ept. 20, At 12 o'clock on the premises. The very desirable Btnre property No.

7 Fulton avenue youth side 50 feet east of Bed Hook lane; hou: 20x45: Iot32x 100': two story attic and store frame building the property; only one block from the City Hall. Part of purchase money curl remain on bond and mortase. This is a fine opportunity for capitalists to invest, the lot beintr Si feet front, on which can be ere ted two tine stores. For maps, Ac, apply to the auctioneer, 337 Fultun street, rook lym sell st THIS riKEMKN. Ob'l I'JUTION AriSOCXA'iluN NOTICE.

The Members of Enrfne Co No. 7, and all persons that intend accomininy'my them to Philadelphia on the 18th. 19ta an'l 20th ot October next, are requested to meet every MON DAY Evening at o'clock at the Kiifrine House. st. JAMES LVNCH, Foreman.

Jons F. O'Hara. Secretary. 1 he books remain open every night at the Engine House for enrollment until the of Sept. when they will posl tlvely close.

tW rTiTFlKEMEN "WESTERN DISTRICT NO tice is hereby given that the Fire Department (Western District) Cominitte of the Coniuion Council will meet at the Conimiitee Boom. City Hall, on WEl'NESD Sept. 14tbf 1 51'. at 7 o'clock P. M.

Those bavins busmeaa beiore the nimittee an invited to attend. By order or the Chairman 0Ul32t: TO 0.DrsiIOP. City Clcrk. O'H'ICE OF FIRE COMJUSSIONEKS, V. No.

9 Tourt street. The following prrsnns hare been returned to this Board ax elated to the h'irts yepurtDient. Objections, if any, to be made to tbc CoinniiisionL rs, in writing, on or before Thursday evening. pt ISth, m. Cooper, bookkeeper, (i Mae st.

Eng. 4 obn Connell, tin smith, lu Doughty st, C. M. rrill, chaser. 109 Knclra at.

do; Patrick McKiwicv, m.vsrin. 87 Mum do; Juines Mo Kiiibty. bookbinder, do do; Jas. Hunter, hutel, Fulton st, do; John C'urnei, coal dealer, t2 rtasuington st, i.as. Jr.

J. Purcell. hotel, James do; II. E. Wheeler, clerk, Kent av.

Kng K. o. irteamw orth jeweller, iiedforoav, do; Hea ry Lisle, plumber. Kentav. do; George A.

Palmer, iner cl.ar.t. Fulton do; Wo. Colston, carpenter, Steuben St. do; .7. P.

Morrison, clerk, 78 Pacific st, F.ng. 17; J. Two hill, liter. 1 C'oncorc) place. Hose b.

O. Juller. jiipan iiit, W4 Vultou av, do; Jos. Smith, machinist, 101 Bridge, st, llcse John tldridge. plumber, do do; H.

K. S. Duck, clerk. 6 Hanson place do; fr .1. Duck, do do do; Lewis KoB eita.

pb.mber, 7ti Poplar st, do A box has been placed in tho ofhec of the Fireman Trust Ins. No. 9 Court street, where communications for tue 'ire Commissioners may be left. By order of the Board. Sci2 3t GEO II.

HAYTVARD. Cleric. ,1 THE I'KESBYTEISIAN AND CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION OP COLORED CLERGYMEN will open their sessions for this week by a Sermon in Bllloam Presbyterian Church, Prince st, (ltev. A. N.

Freeman,) by r.ev. H. Harrison, of Pittsfield, Mass. On THURSDAY EVENIXO. at 75 o'clock.

Public Meetlnt at Polytechnic Institute. Tlie following able and eloquent eentlemui are expected to address the meeting: ltev. A. M. FRKEMAN.

Brooklyn, Rev. A. l. BEMAN, Portland, ltev. J.

L. UIMl.s. i'hilade phia, ltev. 11.11 (UIOKT. New York, ltev.

J. TOUAN, of Syracuse, a very eloquent fueitlvo slave, ui.d of unde: ground railr ad notonety. sit It TOtf M.VV'.' WtINCE'8, LTON" AVKN If if istheunly store which has an entirely new stock, his wholesale tiiote eiviiiKhiin the he is enabled to ofler to the ladies of lirooklyn, a very superior assortment of Bress Clunk or his own desieninK and mail, ufacture. at la iccs which defy competition. He la cies they will find th'.

ins Ives amply repaid by giving hint a call anil inspectim: fur themselves. Dress makers treated with on liberul terms S3 Fulton av. a few minute, wulk Irom City Hall. sell DK. IOII.N WILLIAMS, "VETEKlNAKi" Sl'it (iKON'.

ics opened a new Kstahlishment at the sum of the GOl.DKN IIHRSK. in Navy street, between Flatliusli and Fulton avenues, liroukljn. His experience is of Ions stand hiF, bai iiiv of overy'ars in New York, at thesmn ol the "OuWen Unie." in Clirystie street. Dr. Wil Hams in examinine.

burses fur soundness favors neither party. 2t' OK TIIE I'llENIX FIRE INS. Brooklyn. Sept. 1IJ.

lyi. The Board ol Directors have this day declared semiannual Dividend of TEN PF.lt CENT. Payable on demand at their branch office No. 02 Wall slrcet. New York, sell tin PHILANDER SUA Secretary.

I'k'ctu: I'KoVkssor "AXiiiisosii will repeat bis celebrated I.KCTCRE on the "Eventual Destiny of lhe Human Haeenn Earth," attlie Brooklyn institute. Wasl imdoii stre. t. un PI IDAY KVENiNG. Sept.

Pi. at 7'A o'clock. Ticktts l'j ccMu to admit a gentleman andladies. sellMf If. CxtOMMEUVS S05is8l'IUE MANIJ factun rs, havinejust completed their works in the lartfe and spacious I iliildiiie known asNos 10 and III Ilereen strettt, liearCuurt.

are prepar, il tu otter to the citizens of lirooklyn, Mustaid. Co'Ve. Cocoa, all kinds of spices an I other articles, unexcelled in purity and strenu th. on the most favorable tei ins. Coffee rousted and ground for the trade.

Country merchants and dealers favorably dealt with. Your patronage i. resi ectfnliv solicited. .1. It.

tltOMMKl.l.N'S SO n'S' Steam Spice Works, scTlw" 1(1 am! 12 Bereen street, near Court. COM ETHIXU" FolTLADiES MtiOKK'S INFLATED The most beautiful article ever offered. For sale at the Corset and Skirt Store 222 Fulton St. Brooklyn. Also the lanrest.

best and cheaoest assortment of Corsets and Skirts in the city. Ladies please give us a call and judce for yourselves. A large lot of wet corsets just received and sellim: very cheap. Sel2 lw 1 YEKVltEESb CEMinTZKYVTUE LOT owners of tlie Cemetery arc requested t) meet on 1HUBSDAY EVENING. Sept.

15. at o'clock, at Washington Hall, cor. 1th and South 7th sts. Brooklyn. E.

D. A full and punctual attendance is requested, as business of importance, relating to die coming Eleciion for Trustees, and other matters, will be presented to the meeting, M. Seabury. Robert Miller, Francis II. Stryker, Win.

Sharp, John Davenport, Frederick C. Thompson, Daniel Maujer. James Myers, jr. Brooklyn. September th.

8l2 4t" yUPEKlOK AMERICAN ALES. FAMILIES can be supplied at their residences with the finest quality of the above Ales, put up in quart, pint and lmlf puit buttles, which wiil compare favorably with the imported articio and at about one half the cost. ALEXANDER EAGLE, 70 Fulton si, Brooklyn. N. B.

A fine assortment of Scotch and English Ales al waysonhaml. sl32m t7 "upas, siTccEsSbK to daniel j. Lucas. Dancing Academy, 317 Fulton street, opposite the City Ball, will KE Ol'EN TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 12th.

Classes fur Ladies, Misses and Masters, oa Wednesday and Saturday; Ladies at 2: Misses and Ma.st.cr3 at 3 o'clock. Gentlemen's classes Tuesday and Friday eveuiugs at 8 o'clock. Ladies evening classd Monday and Thursday at 7 o'clock. Private lessons given at any tune unoccuiiicd by classes. Parties wishing to engage the looms for Soirees mayjipply as above.

lm jptOUNTEli SllOW CASES, PLATE" GLAsS, for sate at J. D. CHAiE'S Jewelry store. sel2 tf 203 Fulton street. FACTS KETCHUM'S FJVJ5 MINUTE TEA KETTi saves its own cist every two weeks.

It times tlie lieittii in one tln'nl of IFik time, and lasts iiiuclt Uiuger, while it cota no muro tli.ui the nior. tea kottle. HAV1KG KESIG ED MY POSITION AS lJRO fesaor and Attendin; aurpcon to the r.oig Tsiand CoIleKe boapltal, but being stUi desirous to contribute my humble share to publio good. I beR to notify the poor that 1 shall be glad to receive them at my ofiice. corner of Clinton and Warren streets, from 2 till 4 o'clock 1.

and teoder them my profebsional services, as hitherto, ffratitftously. I have moreover, made arranpementi with some benevolent apothecaries who will carefully prepare the prcscriDtions for 10 cents each. LOUIS BAUER, M. tt MaySigt lfl ttSbaStmakkiagesmay be preven ted, and the ratad rings that rrcquently take holdofhose about tn enter into matrimony may be entirely ovoroome.and the secret cause eradicated by the useof 1, 2 or 3. Kead "Human Frailty, or Pliysiological Ite Sold by Dr.

BAKIIOAV, 1W Blcecker street. New York. Price 5 cents. Sent free of post ase. Sold also at Apothecaries' Hall, corner of Fulton and Pineapple Brooklyn.

N.T. lw OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC FIKE INS. CO. OF BHOOKI.YN The Board of Directors have this day declared a semi annual dividend of ten per cent, on the cap tal tock payable on demand. September BeSlmia IIP RATIO DORR.

Secretary. fiOWN" "AND CITY HALL CLOCKS ALSO, 1 Cldt Vn of 1mm rfze. imd waUAies cleantid and reuaired. at the Tool Store of SU1VKRICK MALCOLM, 155 Myrtle av. enue.

netween mow ana irince Dy uiAtju. I riTAKJE NO'JTCJS THAT THE CHEAPEST store for HAVANA SKO ARS. and FINE WINKS, BRAN" PIESand (ilN.S, is at 37 Fulton street. J.V., under the Fulton Bank. Evervtiiinn is warranted pu.rc as imported.

ne3 rim BKOOALi AOAUEMVOF MUSfC A AIEE tins of the aubacrihers to Brooklyn Academy of Music i will be held At the polytechnic Institute on FRIDAY GVE N1NG, ept. H. 1869, at 7H o'clock. As important business will be brouKht before the raeetinp a full attendance is desi rable. By order of the Board of Directors.

i i eod td A. COOKE HULL. Secretary. ALL STYLE GENTS SILK HATS At BlObOW'S f8o Fulton street. au27 30t HHt A I TO LtfeT.

QOfcrv IIOLE FOE SALE A SMALL t) house.on leased gTOund, is offered, at at a great bargain. Apply at once to JAMtS MCWINNESS. 11th street, se22w between Gth aud "th avenues. TiO LET THE DWELLING PART OF ilOlJSE JL comer of Fulton and Pineapple streets, containinE thirty rooms: suitable for a first class boarding house. It has been papered and painted throughout, and all in first rate urder.

Apply to IfADUEN. nemsen street. sel4 lm' TO LET THE TWO STOKY" bouse 69 Tillary street, with basement extension, Ridae wc.od water, ic. Convenient for two small families. Rent 25 per urmum.

Only few minutes vnlk from the ferries or City Hall. Possession immediately. Apply at the house. seUlt' K. K.JVAN DRUG STOKE TO LET AND F1XTURSS FOR SALE Tlie well known drug store situated at the of Fulton and Adams streets; has been occupied as a drug for five years past, and lias always done a good business.

The fixtures are complete in every particular, possession immediately. Apply to ABM. STO0T1I0FF, 377 Fulton street, up 8tairs. selj LET THE VlKST Kl OOK OF A UitlCtC liousein Van Burcn street, near Franklin, avenue. The liaise is in neat order, newly painted.

Possession can be had immediately. Enqinreof SUCH ALL YA Kent near IMiloiighby av. audi 2w TO LET A COTTAGE HOUSE IM ItyerBon street, second house from Fulton avenue, west Rent a(K). Inouire of li. U.

LEVEU1CH, oraiui selo lw( etweeu Fulton and 0 a tes. NpO KENT PAK'i OK HOUSE A LADY cupving the 2d floor of a lliree story house on Lafayette enue, 'first house east of Adelple street, as a school, would the remainder to a quiet, respectable family, at a low relit Apply on the premises from 8 to 3 o'clock. sel3 2t 1AST NEW YOKE i LOTS FOK SALF 13 lots, beautifully situated oa tlie plank road. Apply to CEO. F.

ACUET'S Truss oBice. 120 Fulton street, ol posite Sands. Brooklyn, 3 lw iVl'lt SALK A LAKHE Pi.dT OF GKOU at tlie corner of Cumberland and Wlllomtliby, avenues, fronting ei ashilil tor, I'ark. an iu snrpassed locatoui Tor a public edin e. Addre." ,1.

('. DKLAPLAINE. 27 Fifth avenue, N. ork, or V. FROST.

41 Fulton Brooklyn. sell' lw npO LET Ojnu.OFOKU AVENU NEAR Myrtle and Flushing avenue rail routes, a conveineiit Mini genteel two store and attic house. 8 rooms aim basements, gas wooohouse, grape vines, Ac. Rent p. riui inim.

Possession Uminediately. ippl at w. i'AI Ci coai ollice Myrtle and Franklin aveuues. seldll' K. K.

AN REURKN. jLOilSATE ON BKOOKLYN TllTGHTS THE substiuitial and we built brick house, No. 1 1 1 Henry st in complete order ami ready lor occupation. Apply tu THOMAS CLARK, Pierrepont street. sef lm or is TAPiYVRii.

t7 hf.nt suitable for i any kind of manufacturing business, within twoblocks of tlie Atlantic Docks. NhW JiRICK KCll.DINGS on the southerly side of Delt van slreet.near Van lirunt street.ot) feet front by 80 feet deep. Rent SCCU. 1R1CK BUILDINGS on Delevan street, near an Brunt street, 26 feet front by 80 feet lie. p.

Rent 3W. 2T 0 VACANT LOTS, adjoining tlie above, to lease on mode "VcK WHARF LOTS TO LEASE Apply iu the city oi net, i orh. oetw een toe lion, 'I'L i ri wivo win or in lirooklyn to DAVID PHINGi.e'. 117 Atlantic street. sesaw e.

ii. yard property, and used, for that business tor twenty tlve years, nearly twenty of which uy tne popular mi Brn, ofDenlmn Sherman Uomame. of New ork.) In, quire if JOHN F. HF.NNKSFA 71 Bridge street, or ot WM. POTTS 1ST.

Wlpooirbby st. itrooklyn. a HOOTS ANI SHOES. TOOTS AND SHOES COPPER NAILED 'Warranted free from Wood and Taper. COPPER NAILED CONGRESS GAITERS, Warranted free irom Wood and Pap T.

COPPER NAILKl ti Warranted free from Wood and Paper. COPPER NAILED HOOTS Warranted free from Wood and Paper. .1. O. nu28 tf Nos 21 and 2S1 Fulton street BOOTS AND SHOES OLD BOSS RICHARDS.

FROM NHW YORK. Now iu Courtweet. 2d dooraboye Itlui ace. pBoklyn. Has a most splendld.fashionahle and durable BOOTS and SHOES on hand, arid makes to IS prices.

Come one, come all and buy good shoes. aulBim ri LET. DOLE PtiUt'EKI AIMO MM the ferry root of U. Uge st, lirooklyn. tec or twel ve iota, more or less; good wharf, deep water and safe nniraee or vctsels, (be river current lieiut broken by mers s.ieli side ALBERT FKIES, POLITICAL PBINTEK, KE spectfuily invites his friends and the public in Reneral to patroDizt, his establishment, No.

303 Grand street, between, 10th and 11th streets, Williamsburgh. Posters, Oirculars. Ac, and fiennan. selO 1m nnO THE OF KING8 COUNTY. A Gksti.kmks offering myself as a candidate for the ollice of District Attorney, it is proper that I Bhould state some of the reason that have induced me to take this course.

It is well knoivn that primary elections hare Jong since ceaped to he the exponents of the will of the people, yi. party discipline, and the charm hitherto attending what are culled "rcpular nominations" have often sanctioned fraud and irrrfnlanli. To call the nominations made by the so ciiJJeil liemoei Convention held on Thursday last, "refmlai'." is aii iiiMilt t'j eiiimnon To support or Function in any manner sneh nomiiiati.nis is auti Ileinocrat ie, and an endorsement of the rowdyism and brutality that' had eoniplete posi.eFyion of the primaries in several of the wardsthrcuehout. Hie city. Von have not fi.

llow the emphatic re huke the true Demnerary w. this Y.i. i l'ui'; mul rvu ih; at ttie hist eencral election, when the will fif the pecple was soiieht lo be tr. ooijliMl mnin ami iirnordd. ith the Navy Yard, t'UFtoni I Ions" Post Oilice parked; with ail the appliances otticial positions could brins to bear: with all theb.rcul eoi.trilmliuns from ponr lahorers; with Id! the dr hiriM: hopt by ba'Je pr, liaises, in lo be hrokeii: with all Hie threats niadi: uicaiirt employ ei' in liH atleiiiiJO tu exer ise ttie atlrlhutes (it inen: witfi all the ifitluenee e.v' Vcised by an apii.irent (Ihi.usrh nut al.) Hlj'purl of Ciovernment; i ill) ihrir hired arrets ith th' ir innrk lialluts nod rliealiine wiili ir oilii Kil caneii arid dili i1 utiri' inaeiiitu they were most emphatically repudiated the imlepriidf nt and tine JJeinoei acy of the Ceimty.

The r'anie attempted to In now ii: been stilt inure l.i ute lus'i tias ealled intv I e.iuisiui,i,, and luttdyii has manufactured (leles'atc. to make Whin defeated at the Inst election, fearins their political Mil ctimi. tl.ey Miuplit recoeiiition by and conciliation with ti.e true I)' inocracy, who. allow ini; a laudable desire to ovr roine thrir hett rjildemetiT past atrreed tn louu a union upon a certain basi. A conniaet was entered into, uiilv to lie broken by the treachery of those who had li, i defi aled ithout specifying ill this communication liii ir io iou acts or ti eacliery, I will uliude to tint one, kaviiiK iuhlitionul history or tlicir frauds and brutality for arothcr occaion Uinit this compact, tlie primaries were to be held be twe the hours ol four and seven P.

M. This was chunked hi as tu xleuil lo sifdit o'clock in the cveiiin. The object of ibis is too apparent to require comment darkness is, lunch n. ore eoneeiiial to such elements as were ealled into runiisitiun at tin: last pr inaries, lhan dnyli 'fit. And how, lelluw js I he pl'uraiiiine concocted Ions since carried cut I will instance but a few facts, as a detailed history would extern! this communication beyond reasonable limns.

In the loth ward a ticket is run by James McQueen, not a resident ol tlie ward, but a deputy in the IJistricl Atturney's office, anduiiderilldictmeiit for felony. I'pori this ticket notorious ifeotty figures as a deleKate, ard rentiers it ellicient service liy the exercise of his puui listie abilities. Tracy, under bail fur highway robbery, also lieuresupon tlie ticket, andacquits himself with "mrn viKor. 'J he poll opens with McQueen. Scotty and Tracy as chief managers.

Mr. McCormick. a quiet citizen, is brutally knocked down for atteniplinji lo oppose this highly rr.pr lilir irkil. Mr. Karrell is served the same way for the same cause.

Respectable people are driven away friiin the polls by insults and hlackpu.irdism. And these arc the men who make tinininuti'rK Many citizens of the 10th ward can and will vouch for the truth assert. In the 12th ward the Supervisor, a man of unimpeachable character, is not allowed to act as Inspector, although it is a part of the compact. The box is controlled by the minions ol rowdj ism, who send a delectable delegation to assist in makiuK "i miliar In the First ward no one was allowed to vote except it suited the wishes of certain parties. To call the primary in this ward a larce wouiu dc incorrect it was a iniserable swindle.

Iu the Seventh ward the primary was called, not at the Democratic Head Quarters fthe Usual place). btitatCuu ninehtm's for the purpose of deterring decent people from Totinu. And to comDlete the nrocraninie. one of the Insnec tors duly appointed was ejected from the premises by the Kimr in whose castle the primary was called. One of the nrir.cinal suuuorlers in this ward a itni' iifin (i) by the n.

nie of Peter Dcnipscy, now and for a Ions time past under indictment for perjury, assault and battery with ln t'. nt to kill, and I believe, some minor otTcliees. Tiowdics are brouKht over from New York to help express the will of the peopleof thelltll ward. Another of ihe leaders of tills primary pang of rowdies is Sam IIOKirett. now under indictment for felony and misde incanorhoth.

The reputation ot this notorious individual is so ell established that comment Is quite unnecessary. hitehjll, another of the leaders, is under Indictment for receiving stolen iioods; in fact pretty much all branches of clime are represented by this delectable crew. To enumerate the brilliant exploits of the notorious individuals who lieured in the last primaries would tie impossible in one communication. Their portraits will be exhibited intim before the election. 1 have called your attention, fellow citizens, to but a few facts, connected with the rowdy, brutal and utterly disgraceful maimer in which the recent primaries were held in in my of the wards, but I promise you as full and complete an exposure as can be civeu.

not only of the facts connected with the primaries but with the whole machinery that was set in motion to accomplish a certain end. I would state, in this connection, that in the wards where rowdyism was must rampant, there was no police protection whulever. Upon this point I shall have something to say hereafter. And now, fellow citizens, I have called your attention to a few of the many facts which induced me not to allow my name to no before the so called Democratic Convention. I openfy stated, before calculatinc the ciiances.

that I would not accept a non.ir.ation from a body of men thus constituted. There were honorable men among them, but they were outnumbered by men or tools, neither chosen nor elected, butsentthcrc by a few ol their confederates. I would prefer to have one independent vote than a thousand procured by such base means. Fellow citizens, it remains with you to say whether Mc Laueblm, Cunningham. McQueen, Hoiteett.

Dempsey Co. shall rule Kings County, or win theryou will put down rowdyism and this Navy Vard clique, bet not the laboring men be deceived by false promises hundreds will remember how prossly they were deceived last year by promises intended simply to secure their votes; hundreds of others will remember bow they were kicked out as soon as they bad been used for political purposes. You will lie told that thousands of places will soon be open fur you, if you will hut do their bid ohiK. Do not allow false hopes thus to be excited, only to disappointed Spurn with contempt all who seek to allure yeu by aud to leave your employment, or prevent you from seeking honest labor. Be independent, nnd vote bke 1..

tn that. rn nrnmiwnf Dreferment hereafter; no persuasion of real or pretended friends; no threats of political annihilation by the rowdy ganir I denounce no fear of consequences, will induce ine to change my determination our ooeuient aei vaut. S. D. MORRIS.

si i it AT A CONVENTION ASSEailiWilJ At inc. corner of Depraw and Columbia, streets, (Mr. P. Mttr l.bi'sioui suanttothecallof the National Democratic ite mibUcitn Committee of Kines Countj. for theptirpose of elect ine a delegate with an alternate to the Judiciary Convention to nominate a Justice nf the Supreme Court for tne second Judicial district, from the second Assembly district of Kines County Solomon B.

Noble was elected as such delegate; Lawrence naniy, as alternate. MICHAEL t'OCGU, 1 TU0MA3 KENNY, Patrick shikr, Delegates. JOHN MURKY, sel4 It' JAMES DEVITT, AMUsfJIENTS. TVEW BOW Eh THfcATRB 1 Silo Proprietors. G.

L. Fox and J. W. LrsoiaB. Orchestra Seats.

50 cents; Boxes, 25 cents; Pit 12 cents, Doors open at 7 clock: commence at to 8 cloofe. THIS EVENING TLe performances will commence with the beautiful play in five acts otGoMAK 0R BARBARIAN. TO be followed by the siiy Concludhigwith tofE E0R AN H0(JR mHlTWlTLOl GilBY GUARD HAVE THEIR A second annual INVITATION BALL. atGOTHICHALL on MOND AY EtJSNING, Sept. IP.

They return thanks to their numerous friends for all their favors, ami hope to see them ioin with tbcni in their j. easnre. for they are the bovs who can get up an atTair of this kind. "One for the Willnii'gbby's." BROOKLYN i ARDEN GRAND CONCERT For the benefit of the Vinow Orf. ON WF1) ESDaY EVENING.

Sept. 11th, At 7 o'cl ck Admittance 2 cents. Ifthe weather should prove unfavorable, it will take place on Friday evt iiing "jtrAllONAl. ITAI.L, vm lillOSPrnT STREET. The splendid Ball Rooms and Concert Saloons opei'eo for the season, and ill be let to Conpanie tary and others, it.rojs;'1'1' "rtfa, CTm i o.

for particulars in 1S1 S.NDb li nnrrr Pi r.ori Mill Billiard V. II. HOCK. Proprietor. The Howling Alleys will be reserved for private p.irtie desired.

sl2 MUSIC KVEUY NIGHT. WLLIARDS. TO 'I HE Sl'ORTlMG MEN OK BROOKLYN AND LONG ISLa A nine and Pistol Gallery, is opened at 341 1'ultonstreet. opposite Montague Hall, superm tenuei I S. V.M'dllAN.

formerly with John Travis, the creal Pistol sliooter. where he will be most liappy to give in struct f. gentlemen in all styles of slioof ng, both at the word and deli urate aim. All instructions free of charge. Re ii slimems.

eleaoe.l. loaded ni'Vi (eels uuu ait and repaired. an irm.TiiV STnK.K.T. oiiposite Montague Hall. se7 lw Corner of Fulton and nneappie BrooWyn.

iaac Durtis Manager 1. i. T. McNally. Musical Director.

jiMociiin, 1MVFNSE SICCFW OH TI1K VARIETIES, Nl IM A( OF AMLSEMKNT BROOKLYN. I I N(V 11 AM. the Irish Vocalist, late of Phila. THE DIC nightly with thunders of applause, in her NlCflltO JH1. an, alMllc IA FOLI.e! uVd LA PETIT new aud nl.

1'IFKCF and SLOCUM in new acts. KMii.lslJ, as Dick Darreli.the Cobbler, and other favor ''ncNAILT. HILLY 11LAIR. the Drookiyn favorite, and M.r.uo. flommenee Admission 1" cents.

UUIIIH UIJUU wwm at U. UOARDIN'G. BOARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN BY A ilidy. an invalid, who must have her meals her owii room; rhe will, if desired, furnish her room. Direct rep ts, sitting location and terms: to Uux Nu.

1S2S New ork Jsi ollice. IV' AS ANT HtHiJlS FUKNISHUL) OK US fuinishid. wil l.nn,l hail atriO. l.Jn rlv street, lirooklyn Christians eieferrcd. Locution ei nvenient to the femes.

fjai UiiARIHMi KOOM LET, Willi JW Hoaid, suitable for gentlemen and their w'n ves or mgle eenip. Also two voung ladies can in ai i li ving at 147 Adams street. Terms Hinder te. BeUl lw JOHN A KEAL ESTATE HKOriKK, No Cuurt street. Brooklyn.

Houses and Lots for sale 1 jll parts of Brooklyn Farms In all parts of the Unite. I States for sale Houses and parts of houses to let Money to Loan or. ltonn and Mortgage. HI GHKS lNDERHILI, Auctioneers, sn tf tourt street IURNnrjiTENTrm 1 ISHED IN ls27 The undersigned has now on hand and offers lor sale SO per cent cheaper lhan other stores, the 1 iesl slock and assortment that can ho found in any one bu'ldiug in Uiia Male, ol cabinet fa uiture. upholstery, hous, furnishing articles, coin cellar to uttl inoluilinit carpetioi, oil cloths and matting, with different articles not found In other stores.

A single trial will suffice Manufacturer ana Importer of Watches and Moyementa. apii tl K. J. TODD, 88 Fulton street. It will lie noticed by advertisement that tlie Plienix Fire Insurance Company have declared the very satisfactory siim annual dividend of teu per eeut payable on demand.

Boy Disowned. A boy about twelve years of age, named Bernard McCoariskon, wliikt jilaying' at tlie dock foot of Washington street yesterday afternoon, accidentally fell overboard and was drowned. Tlie body was recovered a few hours after, and an inquest was held. Young Men's Christian Association. The Young Men's Christian Association met at their rooms in the Brooklyn Institute last evening', upon which occasion an able and instructive address was delivered by J.

II. Taylor, upon the subject of "American Characteristics." After the essay the usual debate took place. The attendance was numcroim. KNK'KERiiOCKim vs. Star.

There clubs commenced their fly" game yesterday upon tlie Ex. eclsior grounds, foot of Court street, Uowaiius, At about 4 1 4 o'clock a severe rain commenced, which put an effectual veto upon any further play for the afternoou. Four innings were played by each Club, the score footing up as follows STAR. ILL. ..1 ...8 jix.

Tracy, 1 Whiting, 1 Adams, E. Stephens, 1 li Pavis, C. Wood, 2 Tvson, S. ri McLaughlin, P. Kissam, 3 Morrow, F.

Wright, ...1 ....1 ...0 2 ...1 ....1 Ji orris, u. S. Patchcn, S.S Fairbanks, K. 1 Creighlon, 1 Tickner, 2 15 1 Mauley, 3 II 1 Fianley, L.F (t Total 6 Total SYNOPSIS OP INNINGS. 12 8 4 Slar 1 2 3 0 G.

3 0 0 0 S. Knickerbocker Scorer for Slar W. E. Hopkins. Scorer for Knickerbocker II.

A. Thomas. Umpire M. E. Gelston of Eagle Club.

Conclusion op the Riot on the Mati'lower. The examination of the crew of the ship Mayflower, for a riot on board that ship on the 5th instant, was concluded yesterday at a late hour. There was no further testimony than that already published; and the case was summed up on the part of the prisoners by Mr. Parmeutcr, who con. tended that the offense of riot had not been committed, inasmuch as there was no unlawful assembling of the men, and that the first physical demonstration was made by tho second mate of the ship by striking Neibher with his fist in the face, who was afterwards pursued by the third mate, Kinvin, across the deck of the adjoining ship, and stabbed three times with a dirk knife, which had been put into his hand by the captain of the Mayflower, and afterwards returned to him by Kinvin, all of which was sworn to by five witnesses, nut one of whoir had been impeached, nor had any attempt be made to that end; besides Parker, the secoi.J mate, admitted upon the stand that he struck the first blow.

He also contended, as there was uo offense as riot known by the statutes of New York, we were governed entirely by the old English common law in the trial of a riot, and before there could be any riot, there must be some resistance to lawful authority, some attempt to oppose the officers who are there to preserve the peace. To sustain this position, he read from Ku. st. ll on Crimes; Eoscoe's Criminal Evidence, and other authorities, and insisted that, from all that appeared on the evidence, this was only a fight bet ween the 2d mate and Neither, and that theothers went forthepurposeof rescuing him from the officers and that this prosecution was instituted by the shipping agent, and others from New York tor the purpose of screening the third mate who had made an attempt upon the life of Neibher, instigated by the master of the Mayflower, who upon the witness 6tand althongh the prosecuting witness, refused to say whether he gave Kirwiu the knife, for fear it might tend to crimiiuite ldmsdj and yet he was sworn to tell the whole truth, and he asked that the charge of riot might, be dismissed. Mr.

Hawkins who appeared for the prosecution made an able argument on behalf of the people, and read from several authorities to show that the crime of riot bad been committed and that the parties accused were the guilty parties, Uo said the third mate was fully justified in attempting to take the life of Neibher, and that if he had not have done so the officers of the Mayflower would have been murdered and he most earnestly appealed to the Magistrate to hold the prisoners lor trial. Justice Cornwell said as the Grand Jury was now in session, it would lie perhaps better to lay the whole matter before that body, and he would Bee that the papers went up at once and that the whole affair was properly investigated and the prisoners were remanded to await fhe result. Board of Health. The Board met this morning. Present the Mayor, Alderman Kalbfloisc Furor, Franks and Cashavv.

A complaint was made by Messrs Carman, O'Ncil and others of the varnish factory in Furruau st. belonging to Messrs. Fullem Farran. Aid. Kalbfieisch submitted tho following resolution in connection therewith Resolved, That the corporation counsellor be directed to prosecute Messrs.

Fullem Farran for violating a city ordinance in re erecting their establishment for the manufacture of varniBh. Adopted. By Aid. Kalbfleiscli Resolved, That John Farns bo directed to ri muve from his premises, 820 South 6th ail cows he may have in excess of number allowed by ordinance within one week. Adopted.

Report of Health Wardens on sunken lots that require filling to abate nuisances Throop Montrose Wythe Kent Ainslie, Varet and 10th were referred to Common Council to pass ordinances. Bill of Jns Morgan $23 13. Tabled. Adjourned for one week. Police.

Sisc.vi.Ar. Outrage on a Child. Yesterday afternoon Constable OT.cilly arrested a boy about 15 years oldnam Charles Gross, on a charge of cummining a ross out niRe on the person of a little Rirl, six yearsof named Kosanna'IIarkins, whose parents reside at 53 Aiams st. The outrage was committed on the 3d of September, and the child was verv seriously Injured, but refused for three days lo tell her mother anything about it. At length she related the circumstances, and application was umde to Justice Voorhies, who issued a warrant on the Tib inst.

Gross kept out of the way and the Constable could not And him until yesterday. lie was committed to jail to await examination. Settled. William Mills, whose name figured before an unpleasant charge in yesterday's police items, made it all right with MisaKnse Kinney by converting her, uu.ler ihe auspices of Dominie Johnson, into Mrs. Mill, and all went merry as a njnriiayc bell.

Court of Sessions. BEFORE JUDGE MOKRIS, IirsTlCE EMMONS AND HOYT. The Court met this morning ami no business being ready, adjourned till Tuesday of next week. City Court. BEfOUlC JUDGE CULVER.

The September term of the City Court was convened this morning, when the list of cases on the calendar was called over and arranged in their order. The petit Jury was ealled and enipanneled, when the case of Lydia JaMinov ayM.Jultn Lotmih was taken up. This was an act on against the endurser of ujiromuiisso ry note, made by Andrew Miller July 13, 1S.VT, the order of J. S. Loomis at three amounting to $206 Co.

ho note was iraiisiorre.i. ne making ami endorsement was not denied. The answer is that tho time was extended and the endorser released. Charlotte McJfaim itynt. John F.

Browne applied for a habeas corpus for the custody of an infant child of complainant two months old. which had liren taken by the lather (deft.) from the mother (nlir.) Case on. A nctrnr Miller being sworn said lie was thomaknf note; Elliot Hoklen were the holder when it becamo luc lie. gave tliein a new note lor tins one when it became clue for tills amount, including interest and protest for 80 days, J.2W) 8:1 payable at tiie Brooklyn Bank. Note protested October IGth about a week or ten days after the note becume due he received the note back aain from them.

The ease was tried by IhtT Court and a verdict for defendant was tendered. The jury was discharged until to morrow, at 10 o'clock. Piakos or tsui'Ki yuAUTY constantly on ale anil for hire by M. W.u.i:rr. Munie store, 167 Fulton at 4.

Gaston, Hatter, will i. sue Fall style of Goutle incn's Hats on Saturday, Aunust 27th MlKiATUKliS, from cents to are taken at the Temple of Art, 343 Fulton street, opposite Jfontasue Hull, KeUlairrnph Likenesses to send In letters 0 1 jkeiiCEses. of Infants 5 1 no. K. M.

Ucmauss. HitooBLTiv Jiivi r.ii school, 189 Wash ngtoa Blrcct, Tor Boys under 1 3 vears of age only my25 tf DoMiNiiR Coi.OA'fi Navf IIotkl, 109 Pierre ont street, is now completed and open for tho reception of Lis old and new frieutbi whom he luvites respectfully to con, tout Uielrpatronage A'rce Lunch as heretofore 1 1 Road on the 12th when he observed a tram coming along at a terrible rate, and before he could suceed in jumping from the track, he was struck by the engine and injured to such au extent that he died. After a thorough investigation of the ease, the jury rendered the following verdict "That the deceased met his death from injuries received by being struck by one of the engines of the Flushing Hnilroad, while in tho act of jumping from the track, Sept. 12th, 185'J. And thej incisor opinion that the engineer is censurable for running on a cure at.

the rate of' or 2 miles per hour, aiid not blowing his whistle while turning the. curve." FiKi" in the fiTii Avenue Hotel. A lire broke out, amongst some rubbish in the coal hoie of the Fifth avenue Hotel, at half past, two o'clock this which, fortunately, was discovered by one of the domestics before il had gained mttcii headway, otherwise this splendid structure on which such a ast amount of money and labor have been recently expended, would have been consumed. Sergeant Aldis of the li iili ward, was quickly on the spot with a sei Umi of ids men, and extinguished the fire before any material done. Kibnappino.

John Laurence, an English pedlar, was arrested last night on a charge of kidnapping, preferred by Margaret Brophy. The prisoner has been in the hn hit, for a long time, of availing himself of the facilities which liis business as a pedlar affords hint to kidnap children away from their homes. Echoing Cheques. A young German whose lias not been given an account of his r.e eotnhlo position and to spare the feeling? of an aged mother, was arrested on a charge 'of passing a forged cheque to a German brewer. The accused young man of huvinga brother extensively in the cigar business both in New Ymk and San Francisco.

This brother allowed him an annuity of yearly to live on, and attributes the net for which lie lias been arrested to a temporary aberration of mind. Serious Accidents. A little girl named Mary Lee. was run over by a wagon driven by Anthony Kipp, at the corner of Pearl and Chatham streets, yesterday evening, and had her right arm broken. Kij'p as arrested by a and committed by a magistrate.

"Henry Chevacna, a Frenchman, attempted to jump from a Harlem Railroad car at street, last night, and fell on the track, sustaining severo contusions about, the head aud body. He was taken to Bcllcvue Hospital. Win. Fitzgerald, aged 11 years, had three of his fingers cut off by a circular saw, yesterday, while at work in the iiiudling wood factory in 27th near 10th avenue. Rape.

Jeremiah Dowling was arrested last night, charged by Ilonora Brien with having outraged her person." Committed in default of bail. Arrival of the North Stak. Tho North Star, from Aspinwall 6rh arrived this morning. She brings interesting news. A revolution has taken place in Costa Rica.

President Mora was seized while iu bed, and carried off to Guatemala. He was aceeinpauied by his brother, Gen. Mora, and his Minister, Cartas. Senor Martelleagro was chosen provisional President of Costa Rica. Lorenzo Salazar, commander of the troops at San Jose, was he chief of the conspirators.

President Mora arrived in New York in the North Sfar. We learn from Nicaragua that the harbor of Greytown was still partially closed, aud that a subscription was on foot for funds for clearing away the obstructions. There is nothing whatever of importance from the interior of Nicaragua. The British mail steamer Lcuia arrived at Panama on the evening of the 5th inst, from Valparaiso. Her dates are to August l(Jth from that port, Augnst 27th from Oallao and Lima, aud Sept.

1:1 from Guyaquil. The news is uninteresting. Il appear: from the statements of the Purser of the Lcuia, lhat the people of Guayaquil, without the assent of the government of Ecuador, have made terms witu the commander of the Peruvian blockading force. He says au amnesty (probably an armistice) has been couel tided, to last fifteen days, or to Sept. 5th.

From this it is fair to suppose that the vexed question which caused the blockade will sood tie settled. Shawl Borders, Fall Trimmings, Dress and Cloak Trimmings Unheard of bargains may now be secured by a visit lo LocunT, Son who have now on hand an assortment of the above goodd so low In price as to defy competition. Remember the number 251 Fulton street, opposite Clinton. Silk Nets, Head Dresses, Hair Piss, Gold, Silver and Steel Buckles, Bracelets, Pins, 4c. new styles.

T. W. Woods. 289 Fulton street. New Styles Dress Goods The Fall trade now opening at307 Fulton street, Brooklyn.

Dickinson Wbst. LrsEif Goods from Auction Linen Sheet Ings and Shirtlnss, Napk us and Doylies, Towels. Table Da masks, at decided bargains by DiotOHSOtf West, 307 Fulton sl Brooklyn. Ladies' Higli Heelcd Gaiters at 75 cents; Ladies' fine I.ust Slippers and Buskins 50 cents: Men' One Kip Boot) 50; Men's fine Calf Sewed Boots all other goods proportionately low. Call early and secure a bargain such as has never before been offered in this city.

WniTEHOCSB Peabce, 1ES Fulton street, between Oranite and Pineapple. Nof.e New Silks fuom Auction at Dickinson Wc t's, 307 Fulton streut, Brooklyn. 3000 yards, new Fall styles at greatly reduced prices, to he op' ncrt this day. DIED. Orgill In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, 13th after a short and severe illness, 1'sederice Orcili, the 31st year of his funeral will take ulace from St.

Luke's Church. on avenue, on Thursday iliovnms. Sept lath, at II) o.clock. Ills friends 1 thnse of his brothers are invited to attend without further notice. Uruskas On the 13th instant, James bressss, aseua" 'iiis'fnemls are most respectfully invited to aecfiinpany him tnhWliislrcrtlnirplacBiilFbilbush.fr his hit; residence at the coi ner of Henry and Pacific streets.

Brooklyn, at two o'clock on Thursday, the lolli day or beplcmbor. lSo i. Hi by In Vrooklvn. on tlie ltlth of consumption, John llosBV, in the 37th year of His The friends and relatives ut the family are respect fully invited to nttei.d his funeral on 'Thursday alteni jon, at 3 o'clock, from his late residence No. 505 Columbia street, Koutli Brooklyn.

"Why why do we mourn o'er the lifeless clay, It is only an empty ceil The inmate Is soarim? far away. In a happier home to dwell. Oh we see him as be is now, Anil hear l.hosonss he sines. With a eliltcriiiK crown on his radicnt brow, And his harp with the golden striucs. ON TV ESDAY EVENING, SEPT.

13, Jl In going from Amity street, throngli Court, Livingston and lioerum streets to Fulton avenue, a ladv's gold, limiting wlili chatelaine, 3 gold lockrta, black cross and 2 rings attached. The Under will be liberally reivurded by leavinc the same at No. 137 Amity street, lirooklyn. or at tne olhee or the K. solule Fire Insurance Company, iso.

19 Nils, sau st cet. New York. JiKWAKD LOST, ON THE 13tu INS a small setter DOU. orange ticked. Whoever returns 1X1 lo JC HN TIluMi'SON.

Jij Fulton street, shall receive tl above reward. It Aiii' i.OST.ON MONDAY AFi'KR uoor. lit i nc Oreenwooil. a gold it KM AST PI V. tTi finder will receive the above reward by leaving it.

at No. 13 Tompkins place. UK SOME lNOENOl AK OK CP incemlinrics having set lire to my manufactory on alT, Island, I hercl'y oll'i tlie above reward lor their niipn l.eiisiun and such evidence as may lead to their con selffat l.FFFERT R. CORNELL. OiliiX KKWi II i) STOLEN I' ROM THE CpU Farm of JESSE OAKl.EY.

West Hills. Long Is land, on Monday eveiiingi Seta, iitli, a Sorrel Pacing 1IOK.SK, about 16 haniisiiigii, has a round back, stviteh tall, anil a white star on his forehead. The above reward will be paid on the delivery of Ihe borse at lis Sciiermerhorn street. 1 rooklyn. or on the premises, Vest Hills, i I.

se7 lv BROOKLYN K)ST OFFICE, ISM A reward of one hundred dollars is offered for the de ction of he person or persons ho broke open laid oillee eai en the morning td the lothiiiSt. 12 Wl H. PKOK. Postmauter. WANTS.

ANTED A iIKL THAT IS A FIRST rate washer and ironer. Apply at 49 Navy street. st 2r A i I I) TWO GERMAN GIRLS, ONE AS coek washer anil iioner: tlie other as euumber.na .1 ai.d waitress and to ass.st vvasliiug iintl lr ng; must lirimj ii la cs. Ap. I.v at No.

lledlord place, Fult i er ot Classon avenue, lirooklyn. sel4 It" AN'JKiJ A SITUATION AS SEAMS i'iiKSS nuil Dress maker; understands all kinds of family sew iiie nd embroidery. Cau be seen at Ml liridsc street, lill criBciL syil ANTED AbENTi? TO SELL, A NtivVLr TT patented roKiJimK Coniso Press and containing one and ahslf of paper, and weighing only eight ounces Sells readily utlarse prollta Exclusive privilege wU) be graoteil by early application to J. E. COOLBY i PoughkeepBic.

N. Y. The sale of the above Press and Hooks gives a remunera tlvi en.ploymcnt to those that require alight, outdoor exorcise, hy canvassing for the sale of them. It beiug resoeoUbbj ai tiile and used by hminrs. and lltei an men.

ylo iOBPKlNTINO EXECUTED WITU NEAt, I nMI and dlspatoh at thU oOica. i 1 i DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTS G.and Row and Smash np of the Convention. TIIE SOFTS DISPERSED. Tc rraudo "Wcoi Po session of the Field. The excitement as the time of the vnv( approaches.

TickeU of adiiiisMdn to the Hall have hoen i MieI to all tiiei1 conicftaTUs. IVrnando Wood, Jlm Orueii. Oi l. on J. Tucker, an 1 other Hards have been in tl is morning, and resolved lo claim a hearing before the on the iv York Conteslud Hvn1.

and ojiw to the e. ctrcnli ty attempt to settle that question by Iution. Mr. Dic advoeaUs an equal representation for Meznrt and Tainany on tiie floor, and eimuseln mrdjra linn. Mes.

rs. Kocer, of Krie, Sehell and Mather do not rordially with the AVood party. Rdwin Cruswell is here and ha been in consultation, with Me. VT.iod and I)jckin. )jj.

The Convention will organize tenipn rarily ut noon. The soils are confident and talk eon. ili Tlie Wood men positivMy insist on selecting all bliare of the delegates to Charleston ttiemselves. Before V2 oVlork the allery of tlie hall was crowded densely willi spectators, and a number of d. legatL were ju'e eiit with a number of Hiram C.

Smith. ofMonroe, jumped on the floor and moved that Thomas O. Alvord be temporary Chairman i of the Convention. The vole was instantly put and carried. Immense eitenieut followed, the majority being taken by iurprisJ eo terribly as to prevent any attempt at amendment.

Instantly on tlie vote being declared, Thomas Al vord, who was on the platform, took the eiiair and eall ed the convention to order. A motion was then insrunlly made to elect Messrs Ppankland, of and J. B. Hall, of Schoharie This resolution was also carried amidst a perfect panic on tho part of the C.D.Murray, of Cattaraugus, immediately tout tho floor and moved the following resolution. Resolved, That regretting the difficulty in the T)emo eraticparty in the city of "New York, this Convention will not decide upon the regularity the two ext itinir organizations there, and hereby admits to seats both of the delegations from that city, with equal rights upon this floor.

Loud and ovrrpowering shouts of 'question," "question," from all parts of the hall. Mr. Cochrane took the floor, but for a long time his voice was drowned in cries for 4 question1 and the most dealening uproar. Jumping on a chair, Mr. Cochraue continued amidst intense excitement, which continued until Teter Cagger took the platform and ealled the Convention to order, and nominated John Stryker, of Home, as temporary chairman.

An immense riul followed, during which no word could be heard. This continued until Captain Isaiah Eynder5 eanie forward in support of Mr. Cochrane, when he was immediately confronted by Messrs. iSheehan and and blows were partially struck. Callahan, a New York boy, sprung at Wood, exclaiming, "You must stop this fight." Ileporiingwas at this time impossible owing to the fighting and dreadful tow.

John Stryker was moved as tomporary chairman by Mr. Cagger. and knocked down by one of Wood men. He was not hurt, though knocked off the platform. The exeitliment was most intense at the present moment.

Afler tremendous excitement Mr. Stryker in dumb show adjourned his convention and Mr. Wood moved the regular motion for committees and made a speech bitterly attacking the disorganisers, as ho called those who had left. The motions were all put and declared carried. Mr.

Striker bavins declared tlie Convention adjourned till 1 P. all the Convention except the Wood men then withdrew. It was impossible to see how many remained in the hall In consequence of the immense crowd of outsiders At half past IP. there was no further meeting but the Woodmen remained in possession of the hall. Sailing: of the Africa.

New York, Sept 14. The steamship Africa sailed about noon to day for Liverpool, taking out seventy passengers and in specie. Movemeuts 01' Steamers. FROM EUROPE. Name.

From Day of Sailing. Destination Borussiii Southampton. 4 New York New York Southampton. Sept. 0" New York Nova Sotian Liverpool Sept.

7 Quebec Arabia Livi rpool Sept. 10 Hoston Yandeibilt Sept. 4 New York City of Liverpool Sept. 14 New York Gieat Eastern Holyhead Sept, 15 New ork Asia Liverpool Sept. 17 New York SHERIFF'S SALES.

HERiFF'S SALE (F CITY PUOl'ERTV By virtue of several writs of execution, to mo directed and de'ivered, 1 will sell by public auction, at the City Hall, Hrooklvn, on Thursday, ept. loth, 185 at 10 o'clock A. the oflibe furniture, carpets, portraits, Ac, in the City Hull. Also the clock in the cui ola or said Hall. Sale peremptory, listed Prouklyn, Sept.

13, 1859. 2t F.O. RKISE, SherifT. lLEijLc'i "'S SALE B.v virtue of wrii of nvc )0 cution. issued out of the Supreme Court, to mc directed and delivered.

I will sell b.v i ublie auction at the City Sales No. 3 13 Fulton street, in the City of lirooklyn, on the 27th dav of October. 1S5S. at 12 o'clock nooa. all the right, til le in interest which ALEXANDER (iHAIIAM.

had on 101b day o' Sei mber. lN f. or at any time th Teafeer. in whose hands soeer the same may be. of in and to, All'hat certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with the buildings thereon erected, situate, lyine and being in the Sixth Ward of the Citv of Drookiyn.

County of Kin and State ol New York, bounded and ile eribc! as follows, viz: Heginn at a point on the not therlv line of Luqueer street, distant two hmvir jvi ami two feet sis inches easterly from the northeasterly corner of Clinton and I.unueer suvets. running taenre isterU parallel with Chnbm street one hundred feet; tl'elice's, and p. niiiel with Luqueer street 'h teui feet nine inches; thence par dlel th Clinton street one hundred to the nortlierly side of f.u oueer 'tr, et: thenci norths esti rly along The northerly side of Luqueer street eighteen feet nine inches to the place of beginning. so all that certain piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the Eighth Ward of the Cityof Brooklyn, af 'repaid bounded and described as follows llegmning at the nt're of the intersection of Second avenue and Ninth street as aid street and avenue are laid out by the OonMiiss.ners al pointed for lay tig out su eets avenues and squares in the C'itvo lir oklyu: running tlience northwesterly through the centre of Ninth street to a point distant oue hun Ired an 1 forty tive feet northerly from the southeasterly side of First avenue; running thence northeasterly par illel with 1'irst avenue to the centre of Eighth street, as laid down on said up runnil thence northwesterly through the centre of Eighth treet to the Oowanus Canal, as established by an act of the 1 egislature: running thence northerly and north ast eriy along said canal to the centre ot Sixth street as laid down on said map: running thence southeasterly thr the said Sixth street to the. centre of said Second avenue, to the point or place of beginning.

Also all the right, title and interest ol said Graham in to such part or said c. il is lit iu trout of and adjoining tlie above described UKMSEN. Siieriu VTl'STY COLK'i" OF kino's COUNTY Geurgr G. Ackley against Thomas Dalton and Ainelia I lton is wife. a Aieii oiunu.

ais ioi p.m. lowiio' described lano anu premises iiioi ino pieces, or aree of land situate, lying and being in the wnoi Fhithush. in the County Kings Stale or New Yori aloresaid. and known and distinguished on a certain .,.,1. rll ls.1 nd filed in tlie ofiice of ti.e Uert e'f the County of Kings, as and by the numoer ..) I eleven (11) inches, and in length the easterly side two hundred mid seventy one i' 'iu icet live on iiicues no ii' half iW): and on the westerly sale two liuaureu ana e.iiy tv feet bve inches 5 ill), be the sa.d several measurements more or less: being part and parcel ti s.ime laiiils and premises as were sold and conveyed to the said Ge i abirtetise by Nathan li.

Morse. Waster 111 Chancery by deed oft of i nth of January. W10. Dated lirooklyn. beiit.

13, HOO. SO i 'iJEMUfiF rtK.MSHN. Sherlf. TT. l.l'l'l ft 1'.

Ill" i.i i vl Al OF A iN XVF.I.L 'c. IiRAINARD. Surrogate of the Couuty of ..,,..11, In law. to 11 V.1''?,.'? ''ria I RLKS M'lLSOV. of the City cue ne iainis v1 ol Brooklyn, ueceaseo, i.

iti sane will ''V i RI. Greenwood, Fro i nay ol cooi s. ai r.r the sir, ei. I Juaiah in Al. Tl(V 1 i.

a JOHN HS. se14 Viwl'lnV HNITUItE. TVa i i i i I TTiTTAOE 'URNITUKE JrstPreiuiuniEiianielWdjUK snmaioa and iaii'MiiU manufacture, inT.amtscape. Fruit and Howei s. isbineeotlages, or housekeei epers in want of this Vnbioiia style ol i.L i.ViillM t'lMtNl'IMWE.

are respectfully reqi'usted to call at H. V. lr AUKlSQTON'3. ffiri. t'lStabllshedinl13.

auiJSm In pursuance oi ajuuuio, i above entitled action, bearing date the lath day ol September, lkvi 1 will cell public auction, ut the City Salesrooms, Kit'on street (oiiposite the City HallJ i the City or Hrookli ti "rto.i:.., t. 1 2 o'o nek noon, the tol i tl.il tv and thirty two (is il tal eu uigeiaei as mc io o. areelof laroi arc bounded as to lows, to w.t: Nortaerly, i livH by Erasmus street as laid down on said inapt easily 1 ot number i i imrij on d. m.i,. mworlateol and.

westerly by 'ot umber Iwi ntv eii ht as laid down on said map: said lots so taken i.ii,r and rear 11 netv elttbt i I I institution i For the elfectual cure of Nervous, Rheumatic Female Pisoasea. 1 A. ASCOLI. M. Principal.

FHANK W. WALTHALL, M. Assistant 4 No. 125 Pierrepont street, near Pulton street. se7 lm Brooklyn, L.

I. i. S. WINeLOW, an experlenoed? NUKSF.AND FEMALE PHYSICIAN, presents to tho; attention ol Mothers her SOOiHING SYRUP, FOR CH1LDUES TEETHING. Which greatly facibtatcn the process of Teething, by Ecftenln the gums, reducing all infiamroatiorj will allay ALL FAIN nd Bpnusmodic nvtion.

ami itt SUUE TO nKGL'LATB THE BOWELS. Depend upon ft. Mothers it will give rest to yourselves, and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO" YOUR 1 NFANTS. TVe have put up and sold thlB article for oyer ten years ann can ti iv. is cosfisescb ahd thlthoi it, wnatwe aay never been able ito say of aor olher mcdieme.

HAS IT FAIL SINGLE IN EFFECT Ai timely used, know an in. MRS. WINSLO WS SOOTUING SYKUP. lci a. IN A.

STANCE, TO" CURB, trhea Never did ir stance of disflat lsfttetion by any oue wlxa used it On the contrarv atl are dellsrhted with Its ooerations. and spefclin term highest cumnieuilatiou ofita magical etleets and medical virtues. spefk in this matter "what wb KK after ten years experience, and eusDUK uamupff TATION FOB TnB KOLFILLMESTOP WHAT WB HEBS DECfiAKB In alme st cry instance where the infant is suiTerius front pain and exhaustion, relief will be found la fifteen or twenty minutes arter the Syrup is adlainisteretl. This valuable rreparation is the prescription of one of tho most EXPERIENCED and SKILLFUL NUKS1SS la New England, and has been used with njsver failing sdt OKrs la THOUSANDS OF CASKS. It not only relieves the child from pain, butinvigorateathe stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone and energy to flu whole system.

It will almost'iistantly relier IrKi fliNG IN IliE AAA' 'Villa uuljlu. and overcome which, if not died, end lieveitthi bfsi ico uy uisions FOR I 1 TEETnING. speeany reme de ith. We bo and stjKEST aa fw iiLU. in au EHY and OWII.

DREW. JISDV TI'K ease olDYSLN AhHHfEA INI. wl.it.i it. arisp from teethme orfrom anyotiierc tuae. we wouhi sa t.o cry mother who bus a child suffering from any of the foregoing complaints, no nut i.kt youh pkkjdmces, a iiif Pr.E.t 'Tukhs stiind between your sulferiue cliiid and the relief that will SURE yes.

ABSOLUTELY SI RK to follow the use of this medicine if timely used.Full diieetionsfo sing will accompany each bot tle. None genuine unless the fat sin ile of CURTI PERKINS, New York, il on the otilside wrapper. 52T Sol uegists thronglio the world. Priuctpsj Otw e. No 13 Cedar street New York.

Price only 25 centsp bottb null i' INSTUSiCTIO lilfj'lAN LESSENS GIVEN VEltY CHEAP ly by li. F.YERS. Mr. HOFFMANN, Assistant Teacher. 20 Atlantic street.

Lnquire from 3 to 6 o'clock P. M. sel 1 St MKS. A. UAViV ULASS FOil YOUNG l.AI.IIiS will RE CO.M.ME.NOh on MONDAY, Sept.

12th al 1 3 Pierrel onl stiei.t. where circulars may be obtained. Nitiol ei pupi limited to twent se3 BE El. Il EL'S ENtjLlSH AND FRENCH SCHOOL. Lafayette avenue, between Clinton and Washington i vs.

heritofore a School for young ladies, is re opti.i tor pupils of tioth neves The change now made the character ol the School is the result of a linn conviction, uiioeti on reason and experience, that the mingling of tho sext in schools, il properly managed, is decidedly conducive to ood mai is. morals, der.orluient ana scholarship. An at pea: is made to parents to support this innovation seim.si lo ored i ut cust m. s62! jna b. LiCHAKiTsnN'S OLAaSlOAU.

AMD COMMERCIAL ACADKMY, No. 2S Court street, and Jirs. HICliAbL'Sii 'S SI'HOOL Fl'lt YOCNC L'VDIES. No. i'i Couit st.

comer of President street, (Carroll Park. Ll. OPK.N WhDM.Sl.'AY, Sept. 7. Circulars at the Schoo roi ins Seo 1W ir SvU.E.

By virtue i. writ ol" oc 'cution, i sued out of iheS'iipreiii. Court, to me directea t.liH Pile Sales i i i iooms. No. IMS Fulton street, in the city or lirooklyn on the tb tl iv I Ol tuber.

Isail. at 12 o'clock. 11 on ail llie rigus Htle and inteiest which JOHN A. DAYTON had the fourth day of August. 1859.

or at unv time thereafter, in wl os. 1 amis soever the same may lie. of, in anil to. all that rortain lot. pb oe or parcel land, situate, lyivg null bellilt in the nfltrooklvn, county of Kines.

known asseet.oa er Ml (ninety om and pari, of seclon leigh'y nine), and part of ection 67 (eighty seven), winch nuini'ers are known and distinguished on a rt in "map o' property par by George W. Pii.e from Spader of said city of it.r Plo br Aim. i wife, bearing date iiiookisn'Sipt 17. surveyed by Sidney C. Herbert ami lielicVl l.f saul Spader and Phebe.

Uls wile an, 1 by said Pun ami t'orna cnar oue i r. ord the office ol rue ciers oi sai i as follows Nort! by live le. bv section VS (liinety thrc. ocenp'tu and as i Clioti rv 1, eEoseJeal Church, and west hy yamlerblll i piaining twenty lots, more or less. uaieo teiiib.

rll. IK II UKO. KRMSBSi Sheriff. i i li. lifc CkLKT Jc.Iiii ".1.

uant ab, ed bearing date the Mth day of August, fi. i sell bv public auction at the Commercial Exchaart No li. "fuM street, the City Hall.) In the City of Itr lollvn on tin 2d day or S. ptember. 139.

at 12 o'clock noon. wo described laud and premises: All that certain lot. pie it or parcel oi lai.ii. situate, lying and being 'ketW I la ockiyii. (late Willinmsi.urgh) and known and ilistio Buishc.i on a cei tain map or property belonging to uarreu jurnianai.il dri vei C.

uruian. on tile in the office ui uie It. n. tei ihrtr Clerk) ot the County ot Kings, entitled a map of property at Williamsburgh, New York. 2S uriTO by Isaac Lwlb w.

City Surveyor, as lot So 08, bona. C' 'i d. crihe.l as lollows. viz: Northerly in front, by South Jhlrd st. eel: sootliei ly.

in rear, by lot No. 8s said MK on oi side by lot. No. on said map: and ulll, ta otlier aid. by lot No.

07 on said 'S front and rear each twe.ity uve feet, side on. hundred 'SmsWTi Refergj. the 18th day or uciouer. uateu iirooKiyu, wi' mLws UUAPMAN, seiizawtsvt.