New-York Tribune (New York [N.Y.])
August 7, 1866

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vol. XXVE...N 7.903. §¥s Mutilation 3 Gon. Sheridan's Dispatch to Gen. Grant. ——_—— Threats of a Rehel Aflack Colored Regiments. Attempted Assassination Hen. Correspondence Eetween Cen. Baird and tha Rebel Rayon. NARRATIVE MASSACRE. am PAGES UR A Li ol HL Gen. Yheridan's Letter to Gen, GCinnt, Special Dispatch to The N.Y. Tribune. WASHINGTON, Momlay, August A dispatch has} received from Newt ht WAT Bureau, im this city, which soys it nied prise is [oll New-Orleans at the publication of a sg. valled dispat om Gen, Sheridan to 6 t of the Now-York papers. 1 have good acthon o dng thot this dispatch is an allered and mutilated copy, suppress ng some of Gan, Sheridan's opinions, aud placiie hit in the attitnda of indorsing all that has been done hy the Rebels. I Lopo to sepd you Gen, Sherid real dis patch in a dey or two, but until it does appear, yon nay rely upon the fact that the one published in Ze New- York Ties docs that gallant officer great injustice, and vanses much indignation among his frie ds, a Threats of An Attack en Colored Mo nents Litem pis at Assassination, Special Disvateh to The N.Y. Tribone, WASHINGTON, Monday, Angust [=0h The fillowing dispatch was received at this Bureau to-day: NEw-OpLrass Angast 5 In conse {renee the threats made by Rebels to attack the colored yegivienis stationed on Conalest. the whole garrison was nuder arms fast night, and prepared for any emergency. No longa the ¢ity remains under martial law there will be no mor on of Union men may be but the pe fro harm. Assassin gs of the Muon, serious riots, but th dooked! for by the hire attempts of this kind have heen made, vouraze of the assailed hus shielded them Every day Union men are receiving noiio penalty of assassination, ready several 1

To leave, wler The Veelivg in Washington Kpecial Dispaich to The N.Y. Tribune. WASHINGTON, Monday, August I=ul Lhd Sheridan's dispatch dated Augnst 1, 1:50 mm, to Gen Grant's headquarters will ba found to difir with thet published in many pepers, My rumor welilive to {he resignation of Gen. Sheridan 1 might reiterate in to night. as the matter is ver) warmly canvassed in military apd political circles, Anny officers scout the id that Gen Sheridan woald subinit to being outmuked by Rebel Attorney-General, and be forced to carry ont onde vontrary to the interest of the Joyal people of Louisiana ihe tafincace of Editor King over the President in sceur- ing the deposing of Gov, Wells and Lient.sGov, oorhees hus surprised the Union men here. fn conversation wi kL w prominent citizen of New-Orleans to-day hisreply to wm) mquiry, “Tell me honestly, Can a quiet Union man hive in safety in Louisiana?” replied, Yes, in perfect swiciy. 4 But if he applies to sceret scheming against an aned op- position to the Federal Government on the part of eitizens of Southern States, the epithets which Andrew Jolson Oy he would get Ts was accustomad to apply twe years head broken.” He attributed the eco the orzanizations composed of rebel soldiery, by Gen. sher- One of theirehief aims was torid the u idag, was opportune, State of its loyal eloment, white and colored As #n in- stance, he cited that he and Dr. Dostie, sitting at thei window four weeks ginee, sew a faneral eortége pass, The ffir was wrapped in a Rebel fog, and a Rebel battle REBEL RIOT of Union vis od oH Fo Ay =r “ad NY Ak bY. i. Rp 3 FELL Sidi vA ECE 4 bo Aig TTTIT FCT 5 Pin i t 4 £30 N.Y} 4 ON i 1 b AN Da ey dy 7 Wt] SF SATE ve Ne te. Lope Mv A Vv po A a ge Ee A _—— eh Le ng Cry r El ar 7 Ad b, MO NEW-YORK, MONDAY, AUGUST 7, ISG6. PRICE FOUR CENTX. EE a— atoll n estored in this cit rough t 5 efforts of 1 of the prisoner; tue negroes, afrighted, packing themselves RY THE ATLANTIC CABLE. i va) police following ord r from you was placed logs together, 1 a: flock of scared sheep, i 1s py Gen, hautz And they were butchered a6 shes a Hipanse., DeparTMeNT or LOTISIANA, Again The Times savs Arrival of the Yacht Alice at the Ixie of Wight, oo New ORLEANS, La. July 30, fees, “A lull oe in in the firing and the front is now compara Boston, Monday, Avg. 6, 1866, GexeiAL Urprrs, No, v0.—In sequence of the netorious and tively quiet, ‘The police do not enter, notwithstanding a lul Tha Avena te e won rece ved n i unlawin edings of ay, Martial Lay ie pi laitaed in the city in the fire, and the negroes who come ont of the front door, a! Returns Favoring the Election of the Copper- The followine dispatc h has het n re vi l Hl th L] PE t of New Orleans. Brevet Ma ren. A. V. Kantz is appointed A well as those who are dropping from the windows, one by enes M i city by the Atlantic Cables tary Love rot the e Will max juariers iu the City are attached and killed=many of them— pot withstand z the re nr Wi Yule 9G 19 x Hei wid his orders w lhe minutaly ober v ya ata aorta (the p Jor. yoit anding th head Candidate. LE, OF W on July 26 io Arrival of thie Germania auf th {ity Al eivil fungtio ation will suport wy snd whl be To see the negroes mutilated and literally beaten to death as Arrived vacht Alice 28 tups, Capt. Cink, J dars fiom f or tequired to perform. they s t to escape, was ona of the most hoi rid piciares it aus Ba Nakant, Al well, t By order of brevet Major-Cen. A. Baird ever hoen our iil fortine to witness,” of Boston. Fi RATHAVIAL BURBANK. agin: Ad 1 all of Lis sabot Lovieviniy, Mondey, August 6, Ja66, No Fuviher Cable ovr. st Lae UNE Assista Jyutant General, iF. a alie IS SUDOrGLLATOR WeTe everywhere po 'e f vats PY I 7 leb=1 a. Ww BE Without attempting to dispute your power to carry this pon the seching to prevent violence at the hands oi Ihe [ollowing returns have been receiver of VOLES 3 A a ay, Ta aday, Au h my Po order into eficot, 1 Just, Deveriheiess, express wy prolound White citizens, wlho. armed wits cranes, clubs and mise in (his State for Clerk of Cours of Appeals Thee are uo signs of the steamer Twn eas ys DI nis’ ment that you suould Lave thought proper to take so Bt fy A ll ap ida I tay ra it red Hardinsville=Duvall, 60; Tobsen, 12 spate will probably arrive here about 6 o'alock this DEAT] opean Papers to the 206 tn tyaordinary a step at a moment n Lot f Jhose C3} y when a prisoner attempted to ezcapo was he fired at, ARGIRSY I SON, valas ob the di oil a1 sable Stil: to existed Which have been supposed to pailints the ask ih p though there is testitiony of somo firing at prisoners by po 1 a Duval HY Hoc on Bech mn a Lr pw b th divpatches yeceived hrongh ihe cab! of July. tion by a military officer, of control over eivil funetionsrics liecemen that was boib wantoL a id, as it appeared, nnneces- uw Nig 0vall, Juv; 2000800 Duval Holness MM Morley, nd the civil authority. The ad of the military wouM have #43 ins tek Sl A A Te BEE 04 maj, been gladly received bv me for the pnrpose of repressing vio Le re we see the police officers firing at prisoners, wanton y inence 100 2 MEXIC, lence, at the time when sueh intervestion was veeded; but 1 234 ne Sid hie A he 3 WALL Kelels arming 28DBLNIOWE. ceo cosnassnneonss snarl BAY] a v0 IT win al a 10s 10 ascertnin by whet authority, or with whet b- the CRT} w rd oF nbs and 18518 Lo attaek de. Frankfor Je 12 mal i Full Account of the Py oliminares jot s made to assume the forms of a virtual suppies ton of fencels Ut ion 1 on, it A ptisg to escape from the building, Frankfort CONEY. 600 108 WasHIR 04, Monday Avg, 6, lab. that A il an bority which. we have alw ay« wn tauglit to he- o over tao hnnrs ths tr I ndin 4 Bee ne was eontinaed, Ships County ry a 3 100 10 1 ato Ir Lion has bogn vt d here that al a rooent i P iove, it is the principal duty of military cilcets in this conn. Cow tegen fo] may Zhe Fines 0 Juan, povered with MIWA can ssres ste enns ons as 14 eelobration of the Mexican Asn in the City of Mexice, a or reace, ry to sustain und enforce, If 1am to nnderstan from the th Wii eas fhe ro, h NLR Fae. a ther fell, Killed while Crab Orehard. 42 maj. toast was offered, amd great ws nation, for the spewmly reds. words of your order, that it is voor desire te prevent recur iy gnibih }earing him o Louevilie S500 mat, 1ablishiwens of the Repuolic awd inde complete success of J Fence 9 the potorious and uplawful proe edings fy Stes, Ag 3 ‘wl k i Stanford. ...o.... 160 maj. Brother Berito Juez M I day would most respectfally suzeest that vour release of ail TO Were many among tie crowd who were drunk and Lebanon JG! 1%) n a "yi? 0 i Te f 5 Te borane eon rn eho hod bean acrestad by tle irfariated, end wii attacked even policoman who wera escort. JEUBINGD. ui Wo eXTHUSTASTIC RRC oanez ox mis areivan AUSTRIA TO JOIN THE SOUTH GERMAN 5 1h t 1 1] A r AWAY p30 tan killing Pine TAVErn........cconees AIT A police, the first act of your administiation of martiod Jaw, Is away prisoners, beside, in several instances, kil g the Lincoln Coanty....... be maj. est, i I CHIEU. A. a not well calslated to accomplish your object, Bod apie a ol 4 E rau i New-Haven A a 2 SAN PrANCIBCO, August 5, 1706. CONFEDERATION, a in conelusion, General, as the duties of wy oldies are strietly iN ny hy BY CY al ih 1-314 ie Inost Dawson's Precinet 1 The Mexican Li ¢ouernl has received dispateies t defived by statute, aud ae they are purely of i eharacter War Ra Nd hie ea wy hi hp om Lagrange. 310 maj, in both town and county, from Prosideut J lated Chihuahua, June 22, which or bony no v we me vite op IN air suil thy rt hy the ver ord of the Sean Seams p wiih beg Juve sy oi A oy fom to au y b rity a uy ly iw 7k oe soy of the 1th Bowing tireen.... 11M iil together with private Jotters from the came place, ave said v i Jetiohs, am bud Li ven i Enhtary rH, and a fH im I wo mora precinets to hear from. "er th die ONY y justice receptic cold reader 50 wasistance to sore afloers ia vordnating the LUCY th itn of the tieasom se now enor |p Cg Go hm Es etre wns oe V0 Atitistive Between Prussia aed the ity adinigiration under va code of martlel law, Unti! the ph Lely tnititled, Ld aid then: 3 ick oo ng Jen Uonn Fraeateronsasrsnmnnyly J He ih people vhnabue geo 10 nares ane 1] a civil anthority is restored, T must, therefore, decline 10 act as But, for evory Union man in the city, the last verdict is 8 qonelville. PRY TPR Sarma). na 2 Nisa Pring n ant A om npear-tha a 1% y t= Mayor of New Orleans. Korpoctfally ra jn tn rh eqs sible a bli ral arp ap hat Russpiivithe, Ang. 6.-=The mdicat:ons cre that ths, Bas. y Minor German Nites, Join 1. Moxeorn, Mayor. the) rule should temporarily be redstablished here, Wo Cal i olin The Bevel Yay ry foresee the fate of the friends of the Union. Then thers will eounty will give Dravall 1,000 majority, 1atinu vy Hays Give —g— be no more justice. no more protection for them than for the Tle Democratic eonnty tieket is elect nd, )5TON, Monday, August, I¥hi. 1 Pages for u Xnrsative of ie New.Grievus hated gv oh "i I i! eo Tarr will ug ot LATEST. meccantile letter dated, Port au Prinee, July £3, oe drown them, Kill them: and no jury we lon eonyiel 3 Yivnid SAD one pp eve r Massacre. «ae wurderers. Let the Union men under tand the cuse, LOUISVILLE Aug. "12:45 4 1. ~Davall boat id veered inserrectiion at J ine on eh A ON} ERENCE OF LANDLESS PRINCES, “a a tirely su by the Goverat 0 0 n ATR 1From fhe N. O. Tribure, 5 Hobson 1.6.0 in thls eity, and about #09 in the county. vy sup. vi wat, and Wh pisen V Om Sunday evening the police rec edd their re palvare, The State Government Victorious, Reports from the country indicate Duvall's majority in (ho 10 the resuiar authorities, w—tom 1 They were, it 18 said, ace pistols, in perject order. A part of From Tio N. Tribune, Aug. 1 gy as ¢oaghs The trodps of President Gedrard marched from the Cape tm y o the loree, and perbeps ail, received two revetvers aach, fF oo pynascsairy to disguise the fact U tha Sate fram 10,000 14 20,000, from St Marc (5 Gonaives, which sown they sarrendezed, The People of the North German Siated whon they cawe charging along Parouue-st. a0) had re bloody evants on Monday are a vietery fy» the State (Gevern- Johnson, ex-Secietary of Jeff, Davis, a smekidate for County ho a Hoyti boat Galates, cin Ta volvers in both hands, went. Al effores to reconstruct 100 State on a hberal basis Clock, wos beaten in this eity oy 0 majority, nd det s eonjunetion with tie Haytian gunbe h 3 Pi titioning for Annexation Jui 12 eel Re J a A ma Toy ok wl hepceforth be impossible or 1se.oss, For three hours the compelled the lusgenis to surrender. A free pardon would i 3 enday at Ir o'el Tek, n to bh on hi hy Rua) oC Union men of New-Orleans were [cil 10 the tender merales ol be extended to wil except threo members of the Prov isong) on Prussia, R. 10. hey were to for iy swall squads end remaia in reads ehel pistols and Kehel daggers, Most of our courageous Tree PACIFIC COART. an mess at distant parts ol the city. i Unionists have been shot or stabbed, What has hecome how t sovernment, At noou, the various veils of the city struck ene stroke, 1 A ot 4 guisiant t No Union weeting is #1de out: t E— rit which was a preconcerted signal to mass and fo atiack, J ED weil ary Beas: Natiore. Al VMILITARY POSTS DI CONTINUED=—PERSONAL=—MINING ry _r part at least of this plan is made to appoas very clearly by the ay 1 of Lr: n i Br Ne ha shanefal weshond g Lhd AMERICAN DENTAL ANSOCIATION. following extract from the French part f Zhe Recof August 0 waa iB Gli WD di} 1 ted by Butler; STOCKS, ere a—— Oficial Yeeomnts of the Raval Engages 1: Al He soysis Lad been pastes la UL bi oy of i wild Bo) tivis vintors gd ls ys ne to ont State 434 v- 1 San Fuascisco, Augnst 5, 186 SLLTH DAY DENTAL EDUCATION—GEN, DUTLER VISITS jective point, where they marched ou as fast as necaced, 2 Boron gl id f tan Fl! H wlore to hresk up the toliow. —c pt] ie te vend y y ernment. They will no longer ind any opposition; Rebel rule, ep, Ha has issued orders to bresk tp Bi ti ieotive puter is pretiy clear, It 2eferato an offen or at 1oast the rale of recmined Lobels, w 1 he it} reme, They ing military posts in the Department o Colmmbia: Forts THE WALL==JI19 SURECH. ment at Ned ive action, Nag pln og ol u hh p o“ Rabiad i cum Ra wh aa Anappeal was aleo made by the Mayor, throngh a public will not recor street the State upon any footing acceptable to ihe, Yamhill, Bilungiaw, Ha ius, 1scndes, bs Special Dis The N, Y. Tribune, proclamation to the citizens, for What was ca led “special con. ont LES lass legislation is their aim uk "w Non J will bs s Orchard and Sititz Blockhot the term fori shall Boston, Monday, August vy, Ish, sinbles.” Several hundred Confederates responded io thot call, hey wll iy Sisk 8 Jt an th it be anplied te temporary camps, The Azrociation aled ler by the Viee- Ant i io the dnd zet r BY COB va in the iy! J A 1 Fhe Aero on was called to order by the Vier and were only disbanded in the evening when Gen, Kauntz fully aren: th (ln Pacing apy conbdoned lh ihe say Frascrseo, Monday, Ang, 4, 1866, ye AL nob Ne, T w] hives of Coatinuing Discontent in Hungary, in had taken charge of the government of the eity. Mostof #6 801 coutirmed rele 1 wal svnonated the St Weor-Admiml Thatcher, who succeeds Commodor Frsic Br. AN 1 of Nashville, Jean, 0 subject 0° these mon joined in the fray They were as Jotermined a sed oi od is Sve Bol evans Be a wi Joule iviud hicto on Saturday dented education Lelag nuded Sapetdevation, a very spirited Vienna, and Other Parts of ‘ie wi me, and! v n tao foil RUG tah h HT4S Ladi had lig of Rebels as ever met ta goth J in Sewn us, ted 3 elt pv! I om vo drs 1 re 1. They eannct Minine ctockn firm: Belch, $171; Yellow Jacket, debate sprurg up, in which a lavzo number of $Me embers ir The preparations of the Mayor were complsted by UE DT Seat adh Sddke ny Etna A rg ot hi tina GITR: a toex: THE 4 he Em Poo TR, tho day wa‘chmen 10 keep in readiness, not hope that a nation of 'Y J jen w t ry «ot pin 3 4 bir, 3; holl a 1 he Re 4 Ba 0 tock part, Abbot Jl lock, Dr. Lawresco of Jowell #n t P G. st their respective stations, but at the Firs nd CTSA tr Oh in gL ti ARE i poy hv i \i ining stoeks have been «0M dariiig Wie Pil Wid] i rouzecd thet Meloy Gen, BB. PF, Hatler waa in the Stage House, 2 the Second Stations erly. The noon bell was the signal for 10 beat to nats (60 ah I Snag 1 Hh le Yous the Jig Sa as snd moved (he appoirivient of a committed tolnvite him to pay ad Le nicht watchmen to concentrate. ‘Vhe 12 belis thai they iB ROCOBARTELY 10 111 LOTIC 15 bok oF up ls ale Norcros in the mail OL July PRORestt i i, Ws rik rat To dy “No the (ray was the i al fy the politienl spher Who wilde Ia tv &Ff “0 M0, Savin declined a dividend of £0, visit to the association, which was immediately agreed Lo, i HH FoRBIGN CORRESPONDENCE the chareo of the reserve police, This eharge was desperate Y ponenie lo il hate HAtCVOr, relg trown Vont, althongd fimberime fae Lott, worked Vho Commiitee retived, and in aw memes reinrned with LB v i RAR A J and tremendous, Fey knocked down or slot on their wy mB tall bir ay J fA ts of Gold Corry produced in duly $020.- tie General, who was introdugad to the President Ly she Chal the black men they met on the street. Wo will, Fhethe ‘on sti dh on lh 00, The sapposed product of Yellow J cLwas 320.000; 1 oof the Coinwittee, De. Lawrence of Lowel. ‘Che Pics ive a fow shewehos of tae horrid scenes perpetraled on bry y JS verig) as $05,000, i iid tide ising i <hir aot id ades, Cornmon and Barenne-sis, An Append to Gon, Sheridan. PB: The bo A o an dont reeeivod brs most cordially, and introdueed him to the Fhe sieunsinn Germania, fron Southampton on ine i o! Ar h _ bh aR 4 Mr Dostio was shot fizst an the hail, He oll. Anat} HUE ree beers: 3 A i Opinr look ten in Wy. winid grest apolanse, when he addreseed them ia a ver) b9Sth of July, arrived here or Monday morning. Her news o Yeeman came vp and shot at Lim four or fae 4 flor he Gen, Nherid sm In sp HY cons FUR BU Uh 4 oy I anticipated by the Moravian at Father Point, and by ek coma LRH) Panag i! wild I AC 0 it 4 Mn 11 Ct al sipated by Ta ather 1 5 was down, He was then dragged, aliarna‘ely hy the hair and ontlitongned praise ely he is the kopo of ile Yelisions ante, 34 low ws; WN ntie Cable Wig en i fot, and tarown on pila of dead bodies, His body, 10 fp Union mon, General, co tricuds of ihe nium inte Viidhw In commencing. he thanked the President aud members of pred ao antic aoe, nearanes lifeless, was arterward. carried to the plies station. Ae hewds of tiuke on NArily 2are-d) andy 4 id tho Asmwcintion for the gratefnl compliments offaved him, and i Phe following extracts from our lew Will be found of ine ouge, And LLIoWn AWRY ef 8 corpre, Some Jadios who came O77 al a [SecA Fe Pong a 0 AACA ieen HE al said that the sudden call Jers Lim without Siting thought oF terest: thers to bring assistanea to the sufferers found, however, 07a distinc for Fmd a Provipiyer, PLL. Mouday, Aug, "Rul express us i which Yo yences Wo thant, oy rome gion that be was still alive. They bad him removed ftom among 2 thet protect LL ts 1 torn Milt No. 4. in Weonsock- hosaiq, a large portion of the Union 2 ol pogird WHE 7 3 Py i T tha dead and cared for. lie is to-day in the **Uotel Diva, be nerpetnal. dot A af th he 0 ga’ J i] hi oa hi 5 vs tris a feasion which has m we mers #47500 Nia the nest halt i I EAC I N Et TATIONS, with fll intellectiral powers, bat in a very eriticu] condition, and arms be put tuto? lands, cL» ay 9 ash oft of ve Lo) eentary dhan any other, perhaps, RUE DB Mer On Laronne-st., a number of horrible murders weie com- By UN dy det NO pig svysutof the Suid th: for ck advanee 2ad been shown witinn The Prelim pe mitted, Savarul black men were shot whon taken futo ens. tacidents. ds hi p vu oe ag iy pT The walls of the that time 10 tiny looked to any, bivieh goienon, 1 1 ec Preliminaries of Peace, tody by the police oicors, A black man who ran throngh the ONY /vaogione be lo "he ity heavy, Of meckauies, of Biorature, they won soe that the wants of akin. July, 23. —The following sh (ie t siréet was kided by a bullet from bekind; and =o were aru. it. DOsTIE. cot with Col. DeWitt lin til we ch A he Jo will be preity tue aze had idways Geol mot hy a Sapp. A board years yoo te Se SE Lom Ri wing Sn atch out va Ler of others, A rolored mam, wie encamed th: 01. awindow, ton, Assistant Adjutant on Gea. Sheridan at’, Rocorder Finn xy i Afonday. Aas, 6 180 w the Atlantis Cable would hava ‘Koen an impossibibty. Austria has accepted tae preliminaries of act GAM) Bad Het with bullets, 254 then hp Age gn gE 1 others, we visited tho roows of Dr. A, PP. Dostie at Fhe lave by tf v tude of 1" wl Ny "1 mil in Peeatse tl er was vo need for it. It required first the cenol, toy pops he Pienipotentiaries Lave bon xk ab the had taken refuge under a pile of lumber was shot at throng Forel Bou yeaiciday (vezing, for the purpose of hearing lose hy the pat ng ITE D0, 1 then the turnpike, then the railway, then the sieamboas cow: Bencriat he 4 I "he the boards till he wae killed. A black man, who had probabiy declaration, sé the physician Jn att ndanee has no Woon estimated at BIO00. A score of op Jil unalestions “moving gradnally, sien by step, and layla the Fi Ya vg Ue So es aniate io avpistico. Thu X J trong ihe main holding through the adic ning varus, hopes of Lis recovery, on Wn dedclirnsen the doctor weie in escaping Lom toe WIkGOWH, Nix Lad tier foundation fof the Loed of telegraphic” 0mmuRivation, He RALY aly JUS x i wa At dead by a policowan; efter awhile a while woman Yas easier int ho was t} before Ho steted that he folt limbs brok bo eonld remember that to this profession wae due tho iuyention reddy aguifiion in principe the prelinisaries of pimee. v came and threw a stone on the head of the dead man. Bo pain whatever, and said there was probaoilliy of Ris ye Foire Moveow, Saturday, Ang. 4, L=#. if wot thas, ceniotvly the development—of one of tho two He, OF auarice of Joe Jor Y Frou. aod ap All me the white boys were shouting 1 erving COVE LUE, ‘aa A tre broke evil at widinight ol y sterday nm Noriolk great Hacoverics of the age, that of Ancosthesia He had ben DOVES 5 ace A} op by TO of thet er rerman Ba Poys, however, were aio nurdered in cold His forehe 34 31 ring wan nly hinised Appareatiy fiom A RU si the corner of Wiliam a 1d Talhott-sts,, Li tho delighted afm elmbor of ita use 0a a great and extended seale, a A the anigati Cr i tt 1 ora black Dose. TW Lem Wor tr clubs or brickbats or other missiles thrown ei vim. Keo b vat he hall off the Norfolk p und, an organization of a mew Confederation, from ji i y were black boys, ‘Two of them were dragged i nd 4 JM hay hofore i4 be «ubdued it spread to the hall of the Norlolk 40d (0 the use of ebloreform, and to, ether; Le thought which she would be luted 4 el car by two police officers and shot. Two two slight wont al eck dently Inffleted with a pan. Lash Avoids y luce, dostroyiog both buildings. tf eouud be attributed td ost Te ahi fact i al is hich sue wou exe i he idm yiog te ual bo attributed tho most remariabie in surgical mel The North of Germ Aer the 3 colored men, who wera in the same car, w alzo murdered knife, aiso one i I'he ost sections wornd is that ode 1 W. Seen wan olocted Clot kagiuweer ul (he Fire Des he 90,600 men who passed through the hos- ia North of Germany to form a union under wiliiary i by theses polwomwen, Eyewitnesses to these ers wild present which we {1 Mic te yal tering in the tu (Mis how a this c1iy last evening. rtment of Waship bus six cont ut aad Biplomatin fue tio rusais. a po themselves before the Commission of Investigation, if aot and which is now lodged in the spine, paiaiyang the lower ATLANTA, tA. ridin 2 eat optional formation of wwiow of South ny imp wr ed nefore, extron SAT 1. cust id gg pe Ho seemed ta be very rational, recognizal all those wha d pad op uous, Ga, Mandss. Angus G JAG, or ali mex leg raph Com breaking up of well ured, was carried in the procession of civilians fol lowing Dr. Dostie, now dead, had written letter on darsing the Loyalists’ Convention of September oth, a Correspondence, MAYORAL TY OF New-OuLEans, City Hal, July 20 ix. Reeves Major Gen, BARD, Command ng, GENERAL: A body: of men, claiming fo be meinbers of the Convention of i864, and whose avowed ohicct fs 10 gb. ject the muiicipal and State Governments wil, I lean, as “semble in this city on Monday next, The laws and ordinances of the city, which my oath of ofiice <aakes obligatory on we to see faithinlly exacited, Ceclare all assemblies csleulated to disturb the public peace and tran. quillity nnlewfal, aud, ss such, to be dispersed by the Maroy, avd the participants held responsible for violsting tus same, It is my iesention to disperse This uniaw.l descinniy, il found within the corporate limits of the city, by arresting the members thereof aud holding them sccoultable io existing waunicipal law, provided they meet without the sanetion of the _wmalitary anthorities, will esteem it a favor, (General, if, af your esviies! conve tienes, you will inform we whether tL. projected meting has Four approbation, eo that 1 way wel accordingly. 1 wi, Gen aral, very respecitully, JOuN Uo Moxnor, Mayor, HEADQUARTERS DLPALIMINT OF LOUIIAYA, New-OnLvans, La, Jovy zi, ison, 8 Wer, T. MOSROE, Mayor of the City af New-Orlie Sik: 1 have received your conituarication of the Xith i will be made public mn tine. [he atrocities coin o 1 ouea v1 never 0 1 in full; unt we hope that the Gree Gi Ladys M fi ny oon missy al En to unvar a part at loast of Judge Jliesiand preseat and inscribed what he ean. it onladerate bor Humanity mast bo vindiester ceived 10 bo lis sistement covee ning the dif ut the In. this cannmanity wil! only be 4 community hm titute, Upon its g read ol the Docter tod to veral pata ofl tatoo nt Dr. not sealiziog senee «fa; prowckd digeolution, it was deci Lennecessry Truk The Staughter of Onur Loyal Yen, Cow muy thing that pretend Lo be a “dying desaration, While apparentiv ving Jn cary la forence oF GRCORSCIOnE- From ile Ae Orleans Tile, poss, wo wore foreibly impressed hy several remarks mace hy God news! ‘The effect mm the North ps tre the wonnded man, He ir vod in regard to John Henderson, {or he Rebels themselves are terrified at the mor Al irae ir. aiid was told that he wi ad. Mo paused for TAERT, i they have given to the Ki publican onion, The foliowr ud resgarked Well, it ia a stranes coincidence, We werd tele grankic dispatch of a fair represcatative of ibe New-Ul+ horn upon the same day, and embarked in the samo orlony Jonns reconstructed Rebels,” W, MH. C, Kingof Fie T cause. Lad reason to b UL Ave—10 Tar a bosy will give aa idea of the impression on the pablic mind at ayigek; hui not i Strange, Wastington, To attenuete the eravily of the Wow they lind A reptieraan pinnding by his beg P bed a yon know struck ai thetrsclves, on: New Orleans politicians, as will he po Doctor Oh, yes,” was the reply; let the good work meen he the dispated, tried to persnade the peonle of the Novih tv of ihat's all that Doatie, Henderson und other victins, bad ony boca The only complaint made by the wonnded man was that of serutebod bap truth will come our at last, aufferine Troi sovese hea: in the brenst, ‘Ahere Je no possible West Yike to krow what wes the prov alluded 10 ope of bis recovery. Poonvnne, bin Kiuc's dispatches. Wo have witnesses 10 show that before KEN BACH the inet ing of the Convention it was sty 45 u matter of A pero was broveht to the ‘Th IVelr ot Station at inet, hy Rebels in our esnutry ps «hee, t! not one of the ooo yesterday evening, wi Nis back Drogen ase otuc Corvonttonere wonld be pormitted to leave tie Hall alive. yi corjonely ajured, His wo ed by Jumping The punt will oon be made apparent, of ne Poni hartre'n Nailre «of tint nonle at fall speed, i Here is King's Gispated What indneced him to make tus desperate efor wes Hie acl OAV astNG HON, JF She=The Radicals sre seckine to WAKE phat he bad drawn razor on Olea Lucy, aud was puisued great onpital out of Tour riots, while the Conscivatives hore jc 5, declare tLul We Whos Jnutelnent Was von d in Wash STATEMENT OF W. PF. VISIL tol. 1 a TY NINE Tue [the Convendlon, stated pul iGo. Danks is «uid 10 Dave «rated that the Fir dicals wished 8 Xr Ek oM ho In othe coucuet or ibe poles was anarehy and bloodshed in the South. 1owould be convineing 0 la, i thet they hebaced tohly, and that le owed bili proof that the Renthern people were not Wi be in the to hour exellent wan ent nnd disciphine (ieavune, j Uniou. Vo the Bditer or Tie XN, Tis a Maden vilished in “He «ald it world be n reat oard for his party, and alieady yr eveuing edit av oat'g Ita te, Is untroe. What they are owing werdousty, t onl 01 The podice vias UE par rubos t vol, vi: Corporal All manner of reporis are in cireulation Nere today thal Kepgpeds, Won Cera LAr, Eo Yosa, nud re ie TAN e the riot has heen renewed with fearful effect; wnt Mala and 1w dis test ion a bnew Uo, aved mye. ‘Tothein saw, we well a¢ Doatie aud Hendeison, are dead, ove neh 3 “ey Lalla ways cheesy hears “3 buve depied there ports, aud Kh Ru the facts as tele ar Con ne i 104 rig talon rp ie, graphed to me, Nero Olean, July Te) Wo K Fiem, tH erastly deylora tha Woes od yoo I» mactad, and UTAT BODIES. regict that ary onos Lie BO null whiRi We pranocal ov, a shoud. hav hes taken oy vielones resulting fol Doivus ly A Lyfe 1 pa 3 or Ay ue ney ivy pv Jing on The conduct of the Convention people was hold, reckless 80 Aint appearance, i eyed BlaLoet, atl coagalaisd any iloeal, Dut the Govern ow was orly railing for sole Ri Wowd «till oozing Loin his Joouth, Fhe other Wha a gray wd ilogal, Dit the by ut Leaded man, [ieay une, We have still nnmerous fete to reeonnt. The particulars

vited on that of theatre upon which to found a jost injerence Pheir meets g« wera regardodl as nothis del ating club, Wien, howey g more then ive it Jogality, mensuras were feady to squelch the basi i sistant, informing me thal a body of en, elsituing to be wemwbers of the Convention of 1364, whose avowed olject tov subvert the present muniotpal aud State governments, is siout to assemble in this city, and regarding this ereemhinge «8 one of those described in the law me cacnloted to disturb ay vablic peace and tranquillity, and, therefore. mnlawin vos beliove it to be your duly, aod thet i is vous iutention to Js perse this vnlawi) seseibly, if fora withnu tie corporats Ua ats of the city, by arresting the new bers thoreor and holy ug 4hem accountable to the existing wunicips! laws, provided the y meet withont the sauction of the ruilitary enthoritios. You also inquire whethor this projected meeting bas my ap peo hation, so that you may act accord ugly. in: reply, I have tie honor Lo state (at the aweembiage (0 wid you Das not, 50 far @8 1 BU GY ArC, 102 suchen ul phation of auy or ililary authority Jor is Diectings aresuise the geullomen composing ib hate Laver a<kod for 3 wh authority 10 weet, a8 (Do tay Cound nue, $luos Thave Leen in the State, ave reel Wmiaeivoy »ur aloof from A Il interiarence with the polisloal ingveuriis of 108 oft wap of Lovdstang, For my own parr, fave carelully 1 Aired from any expression of opinion upon wither side of toe many yusstion) rela to the roronstruction of the State Govercyvent, Whea asked if linteuded to furvish the Cap. vontiom with 8 military guard, I Lave replid: “No; the Mayor of tle city aud she polies will wnpiy protect iis sit rugs.” 1iihess parsons ssnciable, 8% you sey is Wanded. il wit be, presune, in virus of tho Ghiversally concoged righ of ol} fora citizecs to meet peaceably and dierna freely ques ons covey rnitg their elvil Goverurcents, s tiga wich mao restricied wy the feet that the movamant rropasad jutghl te: inate in ehauge of existing institutiors, If the a nemabiage is question hus the legal gli 1s remnye) be Stale Goveroweat, it should be protected in wo dummy: «ot Ja no, (Len ite labors ast ba looked apon «uoply as 4 Lar oxy pleazagt’y, to which 20 0RS 00gLI 10 ONjuoi. As Tu Yuu oncertion of gas duty iuposed by your vata of uiiice, regrot to Aifer with you en*irely. I cantui ugderstand Low (he Saver of city can undertaks to deeide #0 Unvortan: ang dealonts mestion 84 the lsgal autbority nnon which 8 Convention, dakining 10 ropressnt the people of an eutive Ntaie, hades its Chis doubbions will, ip dus tire, be propery decided Gpua wy £30 Jeon Liane of the United States Gove ninerl, Atal H ND TLE yeuls, {oe Loveraor of the fiata would soem To ta rectly called Laan 10 take the (aiative sn 4 slope. ls R04 was nropoT and necosary, Wihisl wo mosh want ZEEE pis amb ima Ix the malutapance of perfact root orler wil IRA sression of viclenca. If you sneak of the frojeelen meeting ar one calcnlated to disturh the pad. o peace and tan anillity, am to un that yoo regard the number of sersons who Giffer in opinion from those who Wi conyiiine “a abu tue law p98 of thai oasacter so well py sablished that you doabt ths ability of your swall fa cr ol po jee to control them, you bave in auch cute wily wo call upon sme, and I will brigs to your assistance vet oly the ‘roopr ow rey in the city, but, if nooeesary, the entire force wiica yy be ln wy power to assemble, cithor npn the Lind or on she water, Lawless violopoe mal be sunoressed. ard in thy the recent ordar ol the Lisuterantidscucral, dn tor the protectiou of citizens of the Viited States, de eorves ceioful consideration. It imposes nigh vbiigations for ‘wilitary lnterference to t those who, having vielatod ne or iSauin ih the State, are engaged in paaceiul avocntion, am sir, very respectfully, your obedical servant A. Barry, Brover Major tion, Commanding Department of Lovisinn. SIATE OF LOUISIANA, MAYORALTY OF Niw ORir AN: 4 Cry Haw, 31st day of Jule ix 5 jor-Gen, BAIRD. Commanding. ic. SJE: ALS late wir lpph cvoldg Bler Leriel dyiel Pra 1s a antl ita podiacler, Wells will soon have opportunity fo reefs s country oisit, whers it is hoped he will have plenty of op tics 0 meutn tae errors of corrupt and vacilleiog pariue poliiician.' Tie avowal that toe Governo:’s sanction gave (othe eal character of tepaliiy 18 precious. As (0 the allegal provosetton,” the evidence will slow ne, Cann mee! Aa which pari if came. "There wis a Joe 1g being on eit, nies wesallants come on the very sno! af the meeting aud begin the disturbance t The followin commissua of investigation bas been appointed by ben Baird: President, Brevet Majordien, Mower; sig. Gen, 8M. Quincey, Sls UL 5 CL tirevz, sud Eocordor, 1 ut.Col, Col. wp Brevel Lieve! Big Gen, Georee Pally, vith UB I. The Commission is avicor. vd toy sumer on witnesses wud examine them ude oath

Murer YMoureoe nnd Girnernl Baird. from Tie Nex Orleans Tribow Wa hee Cer, Hated 10 read, in Panon’s Pook, the Letiar. uf Vision Mooros to Gow Bb fay, dor whine roe Hone! Mave: was Geirlvet of Jia alice, Thay wre wHIION €XaCiy 1 Lag Sane sputit me Nie lagi protest, ona cod easily believe rhat this protest is hut w copy ni ihe terior to die, Butler, that Maye: Monros cxpiaiod be his athis te Fort dacason, Whe is Husponvible for the Hier? trou Tum Nav Orieans ‘Tribune, Aug. 1. ts Mayor himself doe: not dare to place the we sronsibility upon tee Unton party--20 apparent is the crime 1) te i304 upon €39 Jtobels, Ho speaks iu Fis provision ef riots pracipitated” hy the weeniug of the Conventow 1} “precipitated,” (hay war to Tunpan sooner or lator, which @oans 1148 Lhe masse: of the Bion Mon was 4 promuediisied act. or which tke ouoasion 0 ly was wantive. he aseenlling of tho Convontion (rushed 106 OPporlunily. Soppose tia avsebiiug wus illegal or nregulal, 16 could be stupped hy proseatings of law. Thora was uo Ase to hase EMOLIE® 0 Asha NG provecation wha svar cams from Lae Conyeation (anil, whoat matabare wore gaaty Sica 0 tee Hall, of gon the atrandance, The Tire a0 sucking of the oriZin ol the rot, acAowledgas Lal tha Tiree palicemst who mae w ied, 21000; the «olwrod procession, seied On» WIN WELTER <mi, ant EERE} "A Fh ean. who "as standing ee aamotral goon 100%. 2% OC, Was Bhoved adie Ly van uo bare Dicotmen, ala Lap ing gamed 10s curtsione Yell, “HEA policarane i tue Seigabariond ou see ve (Us anid Tort Loo white roan hat Deen silvaren! 10 area re supposed eee tal, rack, ang Now we rwisl ade om information rece vod onthe «po at tue WiLte ann Uahoved Aide” hy a cylored wan, bad Lr a and wogaded one man, who was 4 tol nto the proesss on, yoough ade Lae Mecusais’ Sustitute, Who was tie ag Ube £rHag0r he while narrative The Timer 1x Lizkly suggestive aid cannot couCad LUM rus chatdcier of the *lois— y vou of iach aud white Union men, Woe make Vightepment of our Nortiera fiends, the followine evtracts 1t 1a our parla duty to ioeord (ha ovegrrence, ia thie wily yestoramy, one 87 Lio Dost disastrons Jdistu; bauces of tae public peace which ave: disgraced the city, and attended with more Joss of Life and macaiug of body (han any simile: OCOLETOnC® (i the hisior)y of New Orleans, r, the false Weis rilempted to and brevet Bug.Gon, ating Cpex! tims thavicet, addressed him, aud spoke finently, but still with great evi: COTO ARIEAYS, A negiooman ot slo A di pute With a white boy restercay evening about 1 v clock, at the corner of Thalia and Aununci. atton ste, which resaiamd in (he negro drawing a pistol aud firing ai the Boy, Fle vised his aim, and A enh driver near by seeing the sot drew bis plato] and commenced lring at the newio, The negro returned the fie, and there were some Live shots srad, which sosulied In the negro being badly wounded. Yhe eab univer allerwaid drove off, and the pegro was con. voved vo the hospital, Lusher particulars io regard te the water we eonld poi Joan. Lhere were a number of raposts eirculated about diflicalties ir, various directions 1irougbont the cidy, but (Ley wers ads without say foundation whataver, Even the one sliuded to above in aut @iogciler tustwoithy, We advise our resders to pay uo slieuLON 0 those Boating runiors, FAPYY Wisin be anes ie at one communicated to the Chief of Police. Pleayune, Ang.

Maw Murders No Ariesie. o Digeiel to Los Cinciuneti Giaanile, “ye WASHINGTON Angust A niwher of Unionists, Just arrived here from NewANaan:, yi p oaveotin snl the etate of afaive iv buat city, Nee stances wil soow tie condition of society ii Loniaisus, Aud te reeults of the inauguration of my policy,” Fwo men, vue of ten a Northern LU nbonust wind the other u Rebel happened to got iio apolitical discussion, Epon separ 10a Hebel told che Union nan that he would KOU Ringths In ow short thoe aliier, iu eomnpauy with his brother. this ro¥ien mot the Union man in saloou, when bes immediately dred at bic werosws the table, and the ‘wo shot aud stabbed their viet a uatil there were seventeen ballet amd Loife holes ia bus corpse, A coronct’s jury brought ie a ver. diet of Kitied in scl deliopae, fon wurdercd DALE, Dodtie not loge since recsivad notice taat vas of his Uiods, a Union an, ving wp ike viver, bad been wool, Sud war uot cxpaciad Lo we, Du, Dose t= went to see Bim, onl Ro died soon ater Lis arrival, No Actics was taken 00 thas ardor, A gantlemen win wimerly served on vies, Butler's BELA who las dntely rotted Troi Now (hlvang, sats Ihe Nor ape in six of the wulde Ligon men oF trecdmen sie ever Arresied 11 1x arated hy officers Log the Son'l-West, that thers are only 10 ivoups in Lae Pear ons of Lonsians,

Whe Newetdplenns Vicirms, oq the Udit af Tne No Ariens ~R: Why dove DAE 1 ational aceon! from Now -Ahitai. a OF L300 en sintil ered, Aut Haripora, Caan, A I BW. Winans, kate 8, Vols, INT Wy 10 came to TUE TRIBUNE oliice OEY The Jinpaich a it of the riot. We lad no means at the lute upon the my time of venfvine or eorrecting it. Bnd, as subsequent roe ports put the Lilled at nearly 40 and the wounded ot 160, we think the hirst J “pateh to THE TETSU NE WAS, us usta, ander the cireame as trustworthy ax conld be obtained dances, VEd, Trin, Gen, Pope's Expedition, Cael, Pope ad Staff arrived at, Santa Fe, New- Then comes a paragraph which clearly shows thal the col ared people gatbercd around the Lull of tha Couvartion had ne Mexico, July 1% Te was uel by a mrge delegation of ¢iti “ul td not in ha *v chakkn h 9 arms, ahd did net aven cxpegl that they anil be in the neces sens and escorted to the town, where a salute of 13 guns was sity oi dalending thoselres Af Vrs! there seetied to be ne disposition on the pars of red. A complimentary bah was tendered ihe party in the Hie negey throne w interfere wit te onlin iu dhe grrest of eV eRIg. coil he Natmmal Express Company, with three or {our Atlanta RAG URLY Ellis A varnish owned by 110 Twp +1, New-York, sitnated on wie Greenpoint, was destroyed hy fire between 11 and 1 a small insured, wi) rr Ap A TY sora Ol u a in Tings Uhr md 30 wan ext Sguiin slight oss. W from ba fire, Hus L 4 was nosailed by gaog of young iefliage ald to be friends of Houk ano Ladder Company No, 1), second aud Might sts, weed by the missiles, ted Win. Mebane, disturbasce, and arr He wasloch® ap, inthe act of throw [pg stones, Last evening bout A o'clock a fire broke oat iv the Crysial Gil Works, eoi nor of Sullivioe and Ferriz.sts, caused by tue vrisosion of astil, Khe damaged caused amounts to about wu, futared Vek 1s East Twinriiest—=Eaely on Monday a dire occurred in a closet on the third-fioor of the i East Vhirtioth-st,, owned and occupied by Uhe Budding and furnitie wore danaged hy 15 the amount of £48, Tosured in the Petey Fhe cause of the lito 14 si mor Tuy dwelling Na LT Thomas Cowes, lire and water Longs Conpany, a The Gueens Fire in Chicngeo (NE LOSSES AND THE INSUANULE, Phe tive in Chicago last Limesday, in the extensave {bog fvtory mi Nari, Asten Co, No, 183 South Waters, entailed a boss of $70,008, Tho ewdiie structure vas used as a baw manu iaciosy, the ost of the wachinery being in the sce- "om ard third stories, ‘Fhe first aud fourth storics wore tse d us wale room wid storeroom, ‘The stock of sacking and bag- gins on hand was velued st about 250.000, and the vale of the sehnery in the building was not less than $20,000, The Coaboek was not totelly consutned, out by fire aud water wos badly damsged--ie 80 extent, itis thought, of about 870,000, Ihe loeson on the stock are amply coveied by insurunes io shu foo ing ew -Yors Companies: Hone. "ren $10,000 Metropole. vo. $10,000 Moailatlan 000 Washington, ELT Manasd 2,00 Continental... 5,000 Huwiony 2.3001 Market, re. a0 Lor dard 5,000 North Anesican... YUE D Underwriter 8 Ageney. 20,000 Hartford... 5,000 Meizant ia ee SODIBOOUIIEY. ames aaes sues OOD R CHUNG 2eneneses ini, s—— Folon eats 2000! Total. TR Lie avuve insurances was all upon the stock, Tim uackiness was insured as follows: Norh American. 95,000 ¥nlon 42.000 sate Lo Le wnat of $5,290 Paere wos an fnsurance ob the Ors, tn the Necarity Company of Now ‘Ihe building, which belongs to the Cone estate, was Aan aged to the watont of abunt $5000, which is fully covered by fnsaont ce in some of the easton Fg Mesws. Stoarng Forsythe, wie ssale rrocors, No. £1, were mp0 Wseis Lh smmik amotiut by (he five, siaoke and water, Uheiy loss, which will niobeblyfsmonnt to alent $10,000 an groesres damaged water, is fully coveiad by insurance in Basia Companies, The Fire im Milwaukee. HIAVY LOSSES=— THE INSURANCES, Phe gorat tive in Milwaukee, Wi whieh eesioyod what was Kaown 38 CC iipeland’s Blows," on the cornet of West Water and Spiingesis,, entailed nn les ol $00,000, or which the toed i0nrance was only dann Tw following sre The awmounis of the usurauce on the preunst 3 oy L230 AUER) properly: ii ti Upon tio stoek of furniture lwlonging to My, Sircberd, $4,000 iu he Metropolitan, No Vo, and $10,000 iw oer vom. mes sendfon! Rice were insured for 82,000, te. P. Liddmay, sured or $2,000, amd (he sajoon of Mr, Wele for $000 an stock, ‘Lhe budding itsell was Buehard, deceased, and the loss non ered by surance, building was $40,000, gud the I'he viussion placed apon the PUsTERLCS LPOD IF ig $0,000 in Loritard 1nsarunce Company, drisbie, #00: Charter proc the property of the heirs of Marvey a {New Yok: Atlante $2.00; Ad limrtiord $2,500; Phoenix, New York, romsnrsd in the Yonk. ors and Sen York, 82,0500; making a total of $0,000, IRL NPORS,

Mase Bull. BANK HALL TRERNAMUND I» NLOOKLYN, Vie proprictor of th Unloa Ball eroends, Wik Ynsbumgh, is making preparations fo grand Lass bell tour- uatuent, to tage place early in Sewombor. The contest will he beiv een noted winbe 00 Brooklvo, ew York aud Philadel phi, the Atlsutic, Athlete, Mutial Une wd u 1 Clubs Laving been selected Ly Mp. Cammeyer, Pack eld 19 to play only ons game with any ene of the contesting oinbs, (hus mative a total of 10 ganes, ‘Fhe Athletie: and Faokfords have already snore! 118 Heats, The prizes to be of- fered will consist or 2 sold hall worth $400, o silver halt, a sot of club colors, ineluding a base with w stpeamer apd fond fully bound scorn-hook of a pew patteru, Tuis gives one prize to wack club, the club winning the Losi Zales gold ball, and the chub losing the wost 10 1x hook, Beside thesa valuable prizes theis are io 5 pallor prizes for the best scorers and Uy eaichos on gach ue ike score Cricket. will he pla ed on Wednesday aud al Hebokon between ame! New York Clubs; A cricket male Thareday next, tho ~th and Str (ost. the first elevons of the St. Geor Jw ookglr siciedesch days tg wr. ‘a Teen-st, ja of Na ow elook om Sepday wight Loa loss on tho building (which wa and sill will aiceant 10 Partially ut the vornor of North several stores were thrown, bul he one was very badly injured. ‘The Hoso cart was slightly dans A section of men, under Sergeans Lopes, from the Forty-fitth Procinet, promptly suppressed the ed 10 years, winle present noarown i Is only purtislly cov: hall eolors; an claborately engraved silver hull, and a beats. Lo tule tae 0 etlivs ol the moss scion hich co Sd gaping Fol af Luts viey RA AA 3 be th oh bh 4 not hope sutaucement in poidtical ssionce, in th KX ence in owileh tiie nation shall bo, as A stogmbost, tn the telegraph, in the fhe givat rehel of human suffering. ellove thst has by int SY ali ognal of very other nag il bo cant Rouewlog I lo vory agrieable and courteous honor done him, Be wished the members of tun Association Godspeed upon their return to thar plecsant boiees. The remakes of Ge v Pre, S10 Aller of Worcester introduced the following lution, which wes entnusisstically adopted: Ma or-ren, Butler, snd if also wishes Le had comand a (EAL leans ole werk ago, Po After the passage of the above resolution Hie fienerai re- tod, and the original business of the body wus resumed, and the discussion of the subject of Dental Edseation” coniinned by Drs, Hil of Norwalk, Ct; W, Kelinps of St. Louis, Mo. vin body would take a recess for a fow wemgents, for the purpose of a parsonal inemoduction ard the privilege of taking the Geseral by the Lawl. This bolug over, ie Gea eral lefs the Rouse amid theringing eheers ofthe Associa tion, when, 1 chair, the sobiect of Dwital Liducetion was resamed. ‘The gubjoct bheesime mest 2osotbing, and vary able speeches were made by the loading acmbery, The following »solution, pre. sumed by Dr, Law duce, was adopted: Resvived, "Uhre Committzo of three be appointed in dial auiable sugges ous upon the subject of accepting atnicats, and that suet prEgostions be printed in clreuler orm ov the oreideraivie vi erery dental practitioner ju the Vaited Slatoe, Pre. 4awrehoe, Filed and Taf, were appointed as sion Committee. Oy, N.C. Keap, of Boston, prosented fo tie Lwtibers of the Adsocistion an invitation tomeed at bis honas {ow oa body stb oo'cleck ehis alternoon, whereupon the session wdlongoml, The Association cesssasd again at dp on, Dr, Mogan in Othe clair, Aller vaviond @oiions Aud counter wotions, Low subject of operalive doadistiy wes taken up, bur, no vepoit being proseniod. the matter of dentifrices was Lroughi wider discussion by bi, Colburn of Newark, N. J, who (ook veces «ion 10 recommend the aoatram so extensively advertised sud known to the public as “*Sozodont,” This ealivd forth a warm disenmaion, in whieh some of the members took occasion to Leondemy it iu the racst sarnost manner, Dr, Spaldiug of N., Lonis datas that ei diguid dentifrices are bad and ininvions, amid bow chet pst heaztily te eondema thow. Marine Disaster. OswzGo, N.Y, Monday, Aug, fi 1a, Whe Looser May Queen, from this port for Hamilton, C, W., with salt snd merchandise, encountared the ale on Satneday and west ashore at Big Sodus, Texas Cotten. GALVESTON, Satirday, Aig 4 Iron Ryle deny, (noprietors of Ouiland Plantation, we Lay cter Ozovk, nave sont tae first bale of eotion fo Galves ton. Jb owes sold or 40 cents per potod in specie, nd re voi ced he preinm of wsilver pitcher fron Lesonas& th, Matters at Norfolk Accident. forks Mongor, Saturday. Ang. 4, 1-60. \cLive measures ace bein taken by the authorities and witizens ty jmprave the sanitary eondition of Norfolk, While a party of nagrosy were in the acs of breakiog wpa loaned shell on the worn led (wo of them, Tae wether woxqnally this evening. Wind N,N. W. a New Orleans. EXCKSSIVE NEAT—CUTTUN, NEW-ORLEANS, Monday, Aug Fie wosther is nuessively Warn. bmometer indteatod 4 in the shade. I Adviees from the wterior of the State report tha! vation ir doing huey. Cotton (rie! of 7.0 bales Low Mudae today's receipts, 95 halss, ixar—Fair, 12471, esglionee. discount, Dank surting, 100. In sale h nf. he locowotive, to Might #hey not nation would be tho banuer nation” in i bringing the tfovernment as near perfection as humen affairs will permis, until ot isst such Government would ke esiabs jerk, ot ody in shia eountry but all aver the world, so as toy JW every mien to roan tho ffuits of big birthright and be {he ig thanks ‘or gauy. should be placeu ander her command. dasler were frequently interrupted nappletie, which lasted for somo time after thelr couele yuuang of a reunion of Plevipotentiaries or a Diet, the Pies Son, hon an opporiunity was aftorded, of which many of ide mbers availod themselves, to «hake Lands with the Genel 20. od, That this Aesociation 13 happy to see an! bosr Barker of Piiladeiphis, C. P. Fitch of New-York, A, H. Atkin son of New-York, and J, L. Taft of Ciscinnati, At tho con. of the Generals speech, the £halr announced that the o lily being once more called to order by le hascl near this place, for the purpose of wlling 10 jor old iron, it sodaeply exploded end seilonsly ALS pom. the thers 2 3 These conditions Lave been submitted ei th Speke az the demand 20 Al Prise pal cilowing A uncer eansilcration at 'V of ali thay have been hitherto re Prasis to apnex the Fibs duchi®™, the southern part Mlanoves, aud Electoral Hesse, 80 as to actablish a wre aa eemwnnication betwee the whole of her “All the States to the north of tho Main to for Somfdoration, of which Prussia shouil have the peipoius) idoncy. wich she shold represent abroad, and of whien tM miliary forces, wrgani in tbe amo way os her owe ft NE i Oo CHT Neetes to the sonst of the Main to be ai liberty to furs [annoy thamselees oo disinct Congederation, to which Avsivia, iy reason of her German cwriiovies, shold bs almit’ed, Should theso two Confederations think fit to establish w- lations Lelween cacs other for affairs common to boih, by deny to belong to Prossis, and the votes to be #0 sriange:! es Io give ten io thie Socsharn Coulederat on and six wo fie Southern, Anatris to preserys the whole of her territory, with the exceptionof Venetia, wich would be handed over to lily. CC Amsiria 10 pay te Prossis a war Indemnity of 00,000,600 france, bat iu 110s suo would be considerald the portion of ike I Austrian cebt which Ite!” would take upon herself hr repms ol ihe eession ol Yeaetia"” patil ween Beginning of the Armistice, Vienna, July 22.—Tho armistice, to last for hye days, Petweon the Ausivien and Prussisn armies, commen et #8 on i Count Karolyi, Daron Bresasr, and False inter ve told ave boan on o wission to the Prussian wir i" hers. Dispatohos received bore to-day from the Austrian Lees: AuArtors an the Lyrol annouuce that on the 21st inst, (he ens my, who Lad eccupea ths Val de Ledro in great force, wan ai tacked by the Ausirian troops, {Col Mouiinsant crossad the Monte Piches, 6.000 fees iv Dial, with ive baiialions, wad stormed eve di Ledra ane Bacecs, wiers 120% Italians ware stationed. dle capiueed bo prisons: s and withdraw to his position on Monte Piehes hihiy A noi Jraturing 40 nariue hi, r-Gen, Bain, wilh portion brigade Ww brigade of Lent Col, HoWara, drove Lack the i thmir position in tae diesotien of Condino, and captured 4 prisorers, ‘Phe loss of the enemy, iu addition to the privere iaken wan very counldorable. sa asataatilfiib——— A ITE WAR IN GERMANY, Co Fugagoment at Bleimensn. Uotedegram from Vienna of July 28 says: Vee hi ade commanasd dy Col Mondol, roscforced by 4 eg wents of infantry and sevsea! batieries snd squadions, few the Second Aviny Corps, har victorionsly repulsed an atlases of avonsilerally saperor foros of Iinssians at Blebrerses, porti-west of Pragiprg. ll ‘Che Kailed Princes. Kinny, Joly 25.=t is asserted that the Pimees who Lave heen dispossesssd of sheir douiinions by Pressis parpeie holliug 8 commen of delegates fo: (he proect ion of Loar respective interests, Prusvin and Bavaria. Foes, July 25. —Bavaria, notwithstandug tie stirts 0) Here Von Der Plordlsr, has not wm oeh tein ng from Prussia wn eagagsment that hostilities wil conse i axuing the Fearral army stmaltaseously with the armictioe woh asi, Prussia and the Federal Diet, Mosion, July 95, pprokensjons are enteriomved LAL We Prussiacs wil o'alo the refund of all the sums ea. pornied by Lier for #18 walutensaoes of the F wien ber proposals for a asttlement with Southern Germany will he ont forward, WreskabRS, daly 05 ~The agitation for tha asion oF ive Doh oh Nossal wits Prgesia Las hy Sie Lom derartume gf che Pararal wily, A deputation of the Pins al Maul irae are pr to Beran with vierence (4 (on Aes ION, The Inte Kagagement before Presburg. LuspiRERRG, Hie —ln the en ment. wich Lok vie ow helate Peashurg vaslacday bie Prussians wei op. posed near Vraunau by Lhe (he Division of the Second Ausirinn Aray Carpe aid the Mood! Brigade, At noo the Pray: ian Boose gods was i the Ausiricns’ rear. Lae principal Peasmian attack was inp Wan he fighting was broken oF hy the arcival of t utelligon-e an uonnetis the conclusion of abruce. The Austrians, in order fo touch Prosbarz. woul oe pas the Boose Lrignde. The Javier Crested tor Lie gal 4 woartar ona Gaoroas nile before Prac bur, ul withorow as marasng weoshin the Hine of dew ou. tor

The Fagagement Before Preshurg, Fie Moravian reports say that the engagenons before Prashury was broken of By the reports of the ayn io Ur Sm MALL A d Lig official Qispateh, under date of Barkin 28th, yas Lust ai CagAgeuoNL Lod Paes Detw uk we Lil Divisione aod 30 00 Losiriang wer: Pres

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burg. The Prussians were vietori ons, and the town womd have been occapiod hed not hostili that be ing the time fixed Ly! eotint p ent of the an fhe troops 1 1 on battlefield mitt Monday nice wien they wilkdiaw to the ge of SEIATCLR UV NCAT Qiu pit The Avsivian [Tetreat, i A telegram from Dronn s 0 hive from 3 n {rom Drunn sa) u hin i UL sddeess from the DMnuicipnlits of Vieonnn, Arunn the Pros v discovered in Sont in every dire Vie 4 mo Lodo Times, J via Correapendance of 9 tion only pickets the eaemy's cavalry, wo 3 ired as the The Riunf<hei Coune.l ol V enna re ofved to pre. Prussians advanced. The bridges acre the Tbhava aud sent tothe Emperor a loyal address, 4 wy 3 4 8 ht thal ethan re 4 ob Wun. 'The tho present state of things in Austria has been hrongit shoul march were restored by the Prus-ians m4 i by the iE 3 of the official advisers of the Crowa, del Brigade, which 1 intrenched itself in Lundenburg, has 1 yi podey gnde, wil La nirenched t ‘They ray: evacuated thet town without resistasce and proceed 1Sonth. As your Majesty bes been plessed to Fires the commend SVT _ 1 of the army to oLhe i. as is to bo hoped, more forturue eee dave weapedin® the occuvation of Goding by Of the army to ocher and, a3 it onbane cid 3 During thet pia $s precedin®t tae er CRETE hands, you way perhaps think iit to trausier the mo wie Prassians 20 t heavily freightodiwith troops, paseod of tne afinirs of (be State to men WAOS® political oprujons and through that towa for the South. Ahe last six \7rains con enargy wil give to the people of Austria some guarasico for tarx of the SIXOR RIFTS." a happier Foture” veyed soldiers of the Saxon arviy. Avon will hardly fail to remark, the critical state of nf irs Ew has given to the Vienna burghers the conrage to exoreas ther The Prasvinon Advance, ooipons without auy reserve. Theorder to raise a Lon lata nmphboriood of the capital exeited such gread sad I'he vanguard of the Second Reserve Corp: In the nOifu roy rived at 1 ip L varia fe p aig £4 1 i] Fd weal ladigualion that it has been resoloded, pk, 10 LAVA orend marches cy Ook N Ra eat yrisoners, and imme restoring tho rallway i eatoring tho FIST ge Austrian Kress 08 the Condust of the War. t Won. mati Vienna Correspondence of The London Times, The D i Frankf The subjoined summary of an article which is eon. emand on Irankforf. tained in the Ost Deutsche Post can hardly fu! to be acorpiabie I'he Frankfort correspondent of the Cologne Ga- 1oyou, a8 ik fully confirms statements recently mads by your I reits, Writing on the 21st, cays: “The inhabitants of Frankfort are in a stato of great agi tation, Yesierouy lantenlel, the new coals maader-in-chief of the army of the Maiue, aeenbled the led ing commercial men at the town hdl and aauouace 1 to them that {resh contribution of 20,000,000 forius had boon dm posed 1pen the city, Tan first conirivution of sis millions, or, to ilerneon G 3 b speak accurately, 5.500.000 florns, had been paid in specie the provions evening, ¢/rougi 1.0 baik. Fis announccwent caused indeseribable consternation, ‘Che Generatdeclaced. in reply 10 tho pressing represciintions f the inbabnaats, that, to his great regret, the very eirict orders which bad beg sent to bim from borin would not perwit Lim to muke tho least soneession, ‘The eporizous sum wes to be paid within <4 pours, either in specie or in Whis of the City of Frankton; th deiay was afterward exter ded to Movday A Comuaitee, composed of MM Rotlschiid. Gran lus Neufville, is to take the matter 1m band. The Niyor tas gone ia the name of the unfortunate city to the Ring's Lesdquaricrs, ia order to ybram redaction of the conmbiution.” i A correspondent of The Times sus that Frank{ort is by far tha riohest place In Germany in pronortion te its inl abitanis, it having 20 bonkers, cach worth 20,000,000 florins, included among its 100,000 inhabitants, A Yrankfors dispatch of the 24th says

No deelaration relative to the pavinent of the contribution Paving been made bY fue mun liv ap to the time appointed by the Proassiau com ail, tik Ielter bas put an execution into the town, Tio ered 1m such o mabner that w large nudber, not less tha 0, are billeted npou the senators and prireipal inhabitants, burgomaster Peluer died tad night—it 18 believed of apo; 1x." ‘ho ¥rankfort Journal publisies an official statement of thé provision to be made for the Prussians by their involuatuy that town: vost, the citizens of 2, gorgeant-mo tare, Officers, furetionsries ranking as officer ana: gos, and suleolioers, ae r of! have a rivhi w de wand- in the noe, codoe with accessories; at souk, soup, meal, vegetables, a roust, and a borte of wine: in the afier- nooh, cofice, &c.; at oieht, a Net enpper and eizit od suggare per dien. bes ers guariered upon the C11i40ns wre wo receive from tl the mornirz, off bh acess Orica; at poon, one pouli! of meat, vegels les, and broad, and 2 half bottic of wine; 1a the eveurng, u petit sor per, hajeg of beer aud eight cagars por di-in, Lhe quality of the provi ang must be such as io 8atisly (ue regairements of the svidiore.” A dispatch dated Manheim, July 24, says ort of yesterday's date Advices re¢cived Lee from ria ree has rosolv dq Lot to announce thas the Ck uber of Conm pay the 25,000.000 forivs demanded by Gen. Mauteuil. Lhis determination was supported oy she whols city woh pre. ferred submitting to pilisge ratier thon yicld to the Prussian demas, ‘I'he City of Fraukfor: bas salicited the Intervention of the M¥mperer Napoleon and the Li glist Cibiret In is all, Lhe Bwperor is said 10 Lave courizoBay Tow sved this ree FRETS tusirinn Opinien of the Needle Gun, A Vienna letter to The London News eaya that Despite tha Qsaster at Konoigarii 2, Austrians say that tueir vifio is £27 better than the Fi y needle gun. And the Ba. varians assert that their Powdemit’s musket 13 maeh superior Wim. 4 10 the russian wwn at hissiogoil

An officer who was tuere 3 “+1 confess that 1 preier Yo Prnssian, The needle gun basoulr o of firing, Tene elly the. advariage is £0 boca of the many ballets t'yine abont compo wv} At fret, itis true, Lhe (remendoas shu cro! d Wiis Eurprises nat one socom gots acenstomed fo it; aus the Pra==ianus will most cortainly, xa BOOD 05 Our trooDs Lave acquired the Deecessary Coliposure wa presence of gnch Ure, Jearn hitter experience,’ .a “Saveral others persons confirm this tesiimony. Tudeed, the advantage of a good ride, in the hans of those who can use it Ko. alty tee

and take steady oim, is slown br the sturdy resistance the varian Jager 12ada agaiust the Prussians, ar d tae difil lattor had iu forcing them to retreat, A great auvantare, net sufigiently dwelt upon. of tne Pruesie i that th into aolicn withoat their kuapsacks, while the Au Alt in beavy marcaing order.” nn Restoran! of Treasure from ¥anever. A Hamburg letter to Zhe News says, under date of the “Ls i “Just before the fight of the King of Hanover from Lis capi s to have been the men go tan the Minister of Finances, who appear ih one “hist ad Lis wits about bim and knew his duty, packed the Treasury, to the amount a million money in a. hundred thousand dollars, and sent it off in charge of Herr vou one of the functionaries of the finapce de- pariment, to Bremerhaven by railway, for shipment by the North German Lioyd's steamer Bremen, which landed it safely at Southampton, whence it was conveyed by reilway to Lon- Aon, and deposited for scourity in the cellars of tie Bank of En “Prussia claims that property as morvey beloneing to cemauds its delivery to thé Prussian jezation io London as part ef the spoils of war taken frota Hanover, already so seriously erippled as to bo nearly runec ina finan. oial point of View, A corTespondesce on the subje:t bas been or. between the Prussian Civil Comaistioner i= Han- aar y aver, I'v ancilor von Hardenberg, and Xing CGeoire, who atl residing ut tho country seat of bis father-in-law, i Joreed to do 8 pos NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TULSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1866. nn. ca mouthnisce of the Hongarian R Baron sennyey, the Favernicns, was ter av, and it is said that he has been commis the 1sading Hungarion pobticians that the Emperor int to nccede to the wishes of the nation, Notwiths! 0 ling this the impression ou vy m vd is that the Anstrias GOVE nine will meke 10 real coteesgions 10 the Hungaciaus unl at is 0 DY cirgupstances PRE a adleals, telle the same sto Lers the day before ye owed tod form s “us 1 special SN and myself. “After bis defeat at Kdaigeriv'z, the Commander-in Chief of the Army of tte North toid the correspondents of tae Vicuna newspapers that they might write what they plored, ard of the permission givea I will now take moderate advaa- tage. It would have been very essy for Benedek to repnle the threadiike Prussian columns which entered Boheniia throvrh the passes leading from Saxony, Silesian and Golaa This he did not attempt to de becanse Saxony was no to be made the theater of war, and his object was fo effect a jnne tiom withthe Bavarian and other Federal troops, As the Lovarinu forces that had been promised did wot make their apperrance, Benedek resolved to act on the defeusive und, If poroibie, to prevent a junction between the fwo armics which were opposed to him, Unfortunately the stieapcth and skill of the enemy had been as mach underrated ac our own prowess had been overrated. At the very epening of the ocsmpaign tbe Austrian GoeioTais bad occasion to remark that with the Prussians war is an art. Thousands of miluons of florins have been spent on oor army, but it has learned little or nothing of the modern arg of warfare, Though it canaot be denied that some of the come meanders of the ocorps commited grievous faults, the old- {260 1oned and most injudicions military system was the prin. cipa! canse of our defeat. The needle-gnn gives the Prussines a creat advantage over us, and the superior intelligence of their commanders ie sil greater. The natiou hus boven te 11 hat treachery and remarkably complete system of espionaie wore the cause of our disasters, Treachery there bua been none, und probably the spy system is I ss complete than is sup- A At ine outbreak of the war many Prussian sutjects either possessed or wenaged industrial establishments on thus side of the frontier. sud they were abl: to iniorm ther friends at home of what was passing, as sll the commu- vications were left open, The inhabitants of the fron- tier diciriots offered to orisvize a Landsturm, for the purpose of keeping guard over the passes and det les; but they ware banghtily told that sueh matters dud not concern eivils fans. Ona pEper our Gray numbers EO, 000 men, and rations are supuiied for that number of soldiers, bul it is a positive fact that boacdek had not 250,000 Guiting men under Lis command, Where were she others t Wena they, perhaps, at Custozzat ‘The fact is that many distriets have sent no recruits to the arniv. In many parts of Upper Silesia the commissions tor. got to appear oo the appointed day,’ ond ina districi in Lower Austria no eeoruns were levied ‘because the commis ton ran away, a3 il wae reported the Prussians were coming’ lm mse quantities of provisions hed been collected at certain central porats, bat they wera so badly distrivuted that vole brigades were {a days without bread.' Everywhere ow ait of foresight and of energetic sod we forin mangseinent was i ereepuble”

rablic Opinion in the Minor Miates, The other day a large meeting at Stutigart—the Irie st, indeed, ever assembled in that city, and atteoded by uli the local Parliamentary colebrities—though it rej ected Lie 4 nliary and dipiomadic concerns to Prussia, hes been prob Duke deseph of Saxe Altenbuig, ot Rammeizaim, wear Altenburg. in which the former demands the Bank receint for the 85 okests of treasure, treateming in case OL DO) compli. ance to make the king personally responsive. and to saz: ratain possession of the roral domains and other privaw p erty the crown till the money in question is giver up w Prisais.” 4 nn tl Yioremments of the Prussinn Arwy ia Anstria, Berlin Correspondence of The London Times, The vans of the First and Elbe Armies have arrived within a f2w miles of the Daunbe, and are waiting ior the vaio foros to come up. As ear'y as the 150 the Prasiian cavalry patrols were seen s ouring the eountry near Bioczernd bat ven miles distant from he capital, Since then their observa. uons have been extended to the very banks of the river, which, for a time at least, stops further progross. Ita passare, difficult in itself, is repdered even more bezardous by the Prussians having failod to ascertain the excct position of Gen. Wenodek's army. All they know for certain oncerniny the movements cf the troops they fong't ot Konmiggiis Where qou! that 40.000 men were transported to Vienna Ly rail are the rest? Part eof (hem, there eau be iittle nave rotreated to North-Western Hungary, intending to for Vieuna via Presbirg, mew thas the cirect rocie hi onrriage ing order of the ds 1% ye Lay Prussian proposa's of Federsl reform, yet adopted a resolution tothe effcet thet French interference ought to be repadintod, cows what way, Alier all, *Lis is but agot jer way of indors- ine the Prasgian programme, a3 wilkout French in terference it will inevitably be forced upon them, At bach, Grand Duchy of Kesso, Plorzheim, Grand Ducky of Laden, end other places in the South, tho Blauark programme has been unconditionally approved at crowded meetings. Thrt the Weimar Partiatieut have joe done the same, and iatifisd the treaty transierring their bir welographed, but I refer tos in order to add (unt the offi cid Gazerce of thet duchy veatures to hope that the Southern Stutes will follow gust, und toree the command of their troops up on Prussia, even should the latter abide by ber origiaal 1 ter tion of leaving the Wirtemberg, Baden, &c., contingents t rine By ber late military achievements Bavaria hus y earncd no rigtt to command, Corin THE WAR IN ITALY. The Vighting ow the Tyrol, A Florence dispatch; of the 5d reports the follow- nz oficial dispatch Yesterday, the 22d inst, the Medici division, after nine hours’ fighting, carried al the enemy's positions from Cismona W Primolano, 16 is advancing to-day by the Val Bugaua upon Treat.” Yrorevce, Jaly 2, Intelligence received here announces that the Austrians Lavo occupied Val Luana in force, with rocket bat and Touts artillery. They have also prepared to destroy seve

gos. All arrivels from Froneh ports in the Mediterranean, with the exception of Algeria, sre submitted Ww 15 days quarantine in Italian ports. a The Malian Plan. A Plorence letter to The London News says: “1 think that T may venture to tell you that the pion pos which Cialdini is now acting, that of making northw rd between Venrce ard the Quadrilateral, while leaving the latter to the Jest, was the plan originally advised by the Prussians the competing so disastrous to it was the scheme of the French and of La Marmora. These faots, to ther wich the mantfest irjudiolousness of the latter plan, and wiih the too evident reasons whica made an Italian de eot desirable to the French, are causing very ngly thirgs to he wispered about. But 1 am most entirely persuaded thot La Maripora is an upright and bouorable man, thougn I think that it 18 likely enon zh that he way Lave innocently boon wade (ood of French desigus to any conceivable exteat.” co cll The Henlth of Garibaldi. Tie Opiniane NMionale says that the health of Guri- belli is very bad. “His tees are so thin snd werk that jv is painful to sce thew. He ix pale, and bears on his countenance the irsees of His rhcanntic pains have returned at Lhe very time Le pot Lis second wound, He can only move about wn 4 and is only sustained by the encrgy of bis will. All I caplains the slowaess of the operations of tho volunteers.” slicing. Co Carvibuld’s Order so the Volunteors, The Florence papers of the 20th contain the follow. just issued by Garibaldi to the Italo Tinfeers ‘Italian Volunteors: Wo have paseed the frontiers erected dip'omeey, bot not marked by nature; ip ocevpying the Feouiine voit see still upon Stalizn soil, Yon will have the Hinke 15 cut of by the Crown Prince écizing Prorau ladon of Hudoriug it to lberiy, of rescaine it from tor vy tho 16ih and Prine Fredariek Carl Lunde harg Lo bd ad ob to cander tils loivy wistion possibio Lo Hill A 10 Mil hv vv. .ne rr 1] rr 1"! an the 36th. To vrevent any more detachments toting the I A onary you will make ytd, ther t “Ph be pink (*avl haa crossed the Jungarian JOBE IMAFCAOIAIMOL x thesa procipieos, nor the fatiroes, nor same war, Prince Frederick Carl bus crossec 1 hs Wowk s A kalitz, he River March dee sooth of Olufiiz Pav ataons, wil Weakeu your wvincible spirit, those whe reantier st Skalitz, on the River Mar bave fodov ed me at ths appeal of the country come, 1 hop rer the Crown Prince, hovering with a portion of ter place, i» wafting for riher inform ion respecting the strep oth of its gurrison before he continaes nig march. In addition to these two artes caniion ly feeling heir woy to Vienna on the eastern flank of the Prussian ordre we bagarlle, 300, Heprwatth, operating farther west, menaces woln and Krems, farther up the river than the meiropois A fourth corps, now for tie Lirst time appearing on the seeno Tu like man nis foroc ners the 19¢ 10% “1 withthe deliberate defsrmination not only to fight i fear, but to suffer withom complaint, of notion, is that of Gen, Milbe, which proceeded from Prague adv p sed Lodweis, and 12 i» southern direction, hus elve westof Vienna, (ust uppronciing Linz, situate about Kixty miles ren. Milbe's fures, which kas bitherto acted nist stationed at Leipsie, then pushed on to now been sent to tke ite piace in tho front. goveral bodies will first manage bsfore them, and lend 6 helping band to the others crossing, is thie imlitary qaestion of the day. No doubt the Prussians wil try #0 Yosh Where the enemy least suspect it. No doaht they will not take the bull by the horns—i. e., attack the redoubts of Florisdorf—if the oid it. Their design to unt maneuver the trian will bo, h intter having resolved not to expose themselves rashiy 13 tho risk of another defzat iu the open field, but to fight under iho protection of earthworks, ff possible. Should the Kalser be noaten, be will, it is supposed, retrest to Hungary, and, by «howaring vpon the long-negleciod land a copious sopply of liberties aud priviieges, stiempt to iucline her heait to Lis sauss. Unless, however, a considerable portion of tue wmy now gathering near the metro olis sarvives a defoat, and is safely housed iu Festh after ft, Le will find it impossible {0 soutinue the war, eveu the. Magyers ready to kelp him, Dut this supposition is the reverse of what is anticipated by sober lookers-on. No one hos palfered more from Austrian ascendavoy in Germany, than the Magyars, whose rights never could have been set aside bad pot the Kai- sor bad the Confederacy at his beck snd cal Will they sid wim, then, in worsting Prussia, and by co doing perpetuate their own slavery? In 38 apposite event, if the Kaiser bas the beat of it in fhe next tele, the Prossisns will neverthe. a] of bis provinces, having stationed a reserve of #).000 mon iv and near Bohemia, whic Juarmntees them from nkuney of a retreat to any great distance, The princi benefit to acerue to the Austrisus from beating fu vaders would be an improvement in the morele of their troops. Archduke Albrecht, their new Commander-in-Chict. is the son of Archduke Charles, who, first among mortal men, succeeded in disoomfiting Napoleon L Like bis father, bo is endowed with a good sLare of common sohsg, but hes no particulor pre- censions to talent of 6 higher sort; like him, ke may have to at Ane in the immediate vicinity of Vienna, ough If with a ro onlt is as yet donbtful, Ger John, Lia Chief of Staff, 1s believed to be a very able er. RE A Loyalty Address from Dalmatia. ¥issxA, July 24.~The municipal suthorities of Zara have sent an address by telegraph to A in reference to the late naval engagement at Lises, Sho wai uprated fame of Dalmatia, sod deciares it tw wish of the Dalmatians that tbe blood just shed may ine ite them wit that their con: h Austria, and Your RL fh uble bond betwoen us, He also stréngthen mo in the Bea Of ae wetire of toe lskantasts of Di. pe The Feeling in Hungary, The Pesth Napto, the organ of the Deak party, roundly esacr is that Hungary will not sttampt to assist A use sris woth Hungery hos a Government Which enjoys the confi. previ reuroseulabives of wie Lativi, sid te 48 4 TeSRTVE, WS Pracae, and has W ich of these to bridge over the noble river perhaps, facilitated by tho tuo rootsy these dolioloucion, wad W ad without The voinnteers should set an exnnpie, 1 need got, therefore, exhort you to treat wiih indunens this exceller population that Ausfrian tyranny cond mever bend with thisats nor corrupt with fartery’ the joyous welcome IL achygds you nttests tho fustinet of hiudied, and furnishes tle most eloquent con tradiction flo Lhe igoncrant aod premedil ited cal nny that wonld throw suspicim upon i's patriotism, At antedintely feels the joy of being wee with that of consid. 3 s brothers, 4 am certain tit pons of yon, in dis rerard of wy recommendation, wili tarigh [tahun bonor with cote or words of Lrutality that 1 an doterhiped to punish in exorably. JOStoy GARIBALDL” Headguarters of Sten, July 14, REE, g The Naval Unzagement at Ling. OivICIAL ITALIAN ACZOUNT. Frogascn, July 20.—=The following official aw.gant of tue naval copngement between the Austrian wad dyin eric you foots, dated the Slraits of Lissa, July 20," has been recered hove: “I'he Anstrian squadron not having mado ity appearance. ax pxpreted, on the evening of tho 15th, sotwe of our iron-ciad es cols forevd their way yesterday into the Port 51. Goorees, 11s morning disembarkation commenced, when the naval vi Italian feet put out to mect them, sud a battle commenced. Admiral Persano Loisted his dag on tho Affindstore, and bore down upon tho Avstrisen fleet under o heavy fire. The fight was severe, the A the enemy at the commencement of the battle, “Ihe irou-clad gunboat Balestro caught fire, and the eom- other vessel was lost or fell into the enemy's hands, “fhe Admiral renewed the attack wpon the Anstrian radron, which retired to Yesiua without waiting for our et 10 cotao up, and the Anstrians, continuing their retreat, the alles squadron iomained taistress of the scene of wetion, “Lue damages sustained by the enemy are considerabls,” Further intelligence is ex Le d'taun were ucarly sll’picke ue... OFFICIAL AUBTRIAX ACCOUNT. posed of 25 shups, includin clad frigates, was attacked off the islan trian squadron uuder the command of Admiral was sunk by the rong other Italian Hifate wns blowo up. Al sols wero lost. ‘The Austrian line-of- ahi Comisan, which were each time successfully repulsed gorrigon. A French correspondent says of the Italian fleet: “hin unfortunate fleet wi and guns. A contract had been nade wii but the latter declared they were en aud not for times of war, and they withdrew when hos tilities were about to commences, ‘I Lis cam ite unexpectedly upon the authorities 6 forinighi the deties signaled that the enemy's squadron was in sight. Tho stern of the Ausirian Admirals vessel waa destroyed. The We lo-t the iron clad RRé d'lislia, which Admiral had left. nad which sauk from collision with mander und crew refused to leave the vessel, Sho blew up emid ther @ries of ‘Long live the King! Long live Italy No ted, The crew of tha up by the Vittorio Eman. Viisua Joly 21, Yesterday morning tho Italian fleet, com. the ram A flondators sod 12 1ron- d of Lissa by the Aus Tepotoof Io the course of a severe action a large Italian ironclad frigate Austrian Ferdinand Max, and sn. board those vos p Kalser was surrounded by four Italian irouclads, of which #he ran down ‘I'he Italians made three attempts to disembark Frogs near y the avorytbing. sadn engineers, L English engineers, ed only for times of that is to say when they were most Engineers bad to bo got anyhow. wid even wise time. It was also found eat at the list moment wnat th s cast in England bad not the desired rauge. Dapr tis, the uew Muster of Marine, did all he could wituin the time to feet pub one, and forocd the others losiug in the e mont her foremast and bowsprit, 22 ki and #2 wounded, The Ans: trian squadron has sustained exceediugly little damage, and is quite fit for action. After several bours ng the Italian feet wae driven back, pursued by the squadron, sod the island of Lissa is thereby ved sOm« rv. out to sea—with what result bas been seen. A strict inquiry into the facts will be instituted afier the war.” a———— Discontent of the talinn Press, v 3 m Mrrax, July 17.—Patience is by no me 4g the most prominent of Italian good qualities and to N ue want of it we Gui ht perhaps, to attribute the discos’ ue gt present mani- fostod hy the press wit only by position Journals, but by of moderate polities. 89% which gladly support the pow- ers that be. ‘To-day. dead tha P supp 8 Pe attack but. ant udeod, the Persereranza suspends ita ne iy sidering the certainty that Anstris 18 with gravy the bulse of Ler army from Venetia, and the prooa «i .ty that, should she be so fortanats as Lo achieye a triumph over the Prussian army, he wonld return with crosning force into Italy, it strongly urges the Government to act rapidly, to ocenpy sll the territones clhiiged as Italian, and also those A'!pivk passes thrragh which alone this sountry 1s to he entered, 0. where one dof ader is worth tea assailants, Those eps t. ken, she fortresses, ent off from suppert and re Suforce. ment, wnet uitimately 4), and then diplomacy may do its worst, If these precaations be not adopted, and” should Avs. tris have a success ia Germany, the Perseveran:a eviden Iy thinks that Italy would be in great danger, The Sole. an oread of the Left, does cot eontont itself, with warnings and advies, but declares tho present delay maddening, the laurcis of Pras sta. fresh gathered at Avehatienburg, to be a rebake to Italian thertoeas, and that, if the Prossiags ¢ontings as vizorons, and the It dans a8 £loti £4, as they have intely been, we shall have William IL coming to liberate Venetia, aud of ring to lend Porsano the fow gunhosts be has got in the North Sea, la order wo enable bim to attack Teghetofl: sot us cover our [ace for shame!" exclaims the Radiesl jonront. Compared with the Prussian war, is ours a war al all? We have deafened the world with our chattor and pivps arations, and we hove succeeded in making a reconnoiss nes and in studying the pier of Ancona In Italy a sepulehral tranquillity seems to reien, Wo have repeatadly heard of Ve netian cities, evacuated by the Austrians, having hoisted the tri-colied flag, Bat this news, which under other eiroum- stances would have been received with a barst of exuitation to-day passes nnobserved, or as if it was almost a misfortune. OF the fleck it is useless to speak. In apite of the out- cry of the whole press and country, it lies tlacidly at anchor. What keeps the sword of Italy in its scabbard and Ler ships in portt Is it the fil devised rules of our military geienee, the meapacity of the ehiefs. French pressure, or the dorcel will of the Government t None can tell; wo only know that the Alinistry is responsible for everything. Echoirg the words of onr brother journalists and the voico of the people, we repeat for the hundreth dime, ‘Forward with the army, ior ward with the fleet, prevent France from coning either with pence of with Ler army, win by arms the right to Tyrol and to Lricote, waist Prossiat’ aestifiias Tue Abandonment of Padua br the Austrinne. Sgnor Petrucelli de la Gattina writes to the Débats, under dato of Padua, July 14: Padua is drunk with enh ginem. The citizens of this noble city, which showed so much character in different times, seem astonished at their sudden geliverawee, and think they ure dreaming, And, indeed, when we inspect the positions which the Anstrians have abandoned without striking a blow, we aro appslied to thing of the bat thes, thn difficnlties, the risks that must have boon hazarded, and ao lives and the time that must have been lost, had it been necessary to nchicve the couquesé of Veacls step Uy wep.” OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE MOL AN.

GARIDALIM WOUSDED—HIS CHARACUTERISTION AND HUIS RUCCESS—CIALDINI'S ADVANCE—A CUSTOZZA Al SLA=SOCIAY CLASSES AND POLITICS From Our Regula Correspondent. Muay, July 21, 1860, Garibaldi has Ind several encounters with the encuy, and has another Night wound, ‘this timo the graze is across the hip, and, if we may trust our reports, it is no more dangerous than We other. These smail battles Lave ell been successful, and he has driven the encmy steadily before The taking of Fort Cimpola is of strategic importance, giving bim a strong bold on the Va! Bona. The Austrian reports of thse matters are oi jnenrs roct and fals 'y and the blunders in googr ph a Vicuneso origin, ‘The empire ag badly ia want of com fort, even ewall ermnbs of it; andit js not very surprising that bulletins d market, LRRRS [51 indical are manufactered or doctore Guribuldi has bad a very difficult task, and he has so far gneceeded—if ia nothing else in avoiding those blunders which toake us weep over our scholarly Ge He nos pushed Lis way into the Tyrol with unarmel pen kod men, half-starved men. He now has abouts 5000 men armed with rifles and some artillery; the rest of Lis ary The brave follows Kaew how to 4 is useless in the Tyrol, die; but muskets that shoot i paces are as innocent as boy's bow and arrow, An incident is related which shows the Gaaeral’s cool. ness and love of adventure, Me went out reconnoitering alone in disguise, and in the midst of the mount denly found himself within reach of an Austin seul nel's rifle. Instead of precipitately retiring, be sat down of rock, took out some bread and cheese, and ate Wi hth careless ease of a peasant. The sentinel took the bait, and Garibald: walked off ut his loisure. y Rumors prevail that his Hoes and Cialdini’s comm hesd of Lake Gorda, and thus isolate the esate ut the Quadrilateral from the Tyrol. fit is not trae now itooon will be. The main body of Cialdini’s army Yas followed the re treating Austrian column, snd it 1s possible the Anstrinns Lave abandoned Venice, for there are roports thit Claldin has taken Mestre, which would isolate muy Austrians re meining in Venice. At all events, Ci ddini’s advance La passed Belluno and Trevigo, and the offeet on a gu nou in Venice is exactly the same whether the road be cut ut ope place or the other, B a Cialdini has displayed just those qualitie for which 1 GLI plan wmv his arodit, and othofdeneral love EA as people seid they would Bot fat is no consolation 10 vbserve and sensible peopl to know, shat they have trusted asses with lsadership. Rome tune ogo may be a eenturr—one bloody day the Picdinontese soldiors retrieved a battle lost by official stupidity, and the Austrians reported that the Italiaus bad an army of Hops commanded by asses, The statement has stuck to us, and is just now very freely bandied shout—rumor says viel in ie cataps. I fear Persan® hasrepeated the tacties of La Marino, antl got off a battle of Cnstozza at sea. He and Tetegoll do not agree shout the fuets, but 1 incline to thunk Persano did not zet the best of it, He sailed from Ancona on the 16th attacked the kslaud of Lissa on the 18th, reducing to ruin, according to his report, the Fort of St. Ge He was about to land and capture the island when Tetegoft arrived on tho scene with Lis fleet. Some sort of a bat ocenrred, and Persano came buck to Ancona with, beliove, one less vessel than be hod when Le went away. The battle has not been won ot all events, and that is vi POOR ie J “ing there as in Venice itself where no man is too poor to 1] su. the heartily despise the oppressor, THE NAVAL BATTLE—TIE VAULT OF NO VIOTORY— PAPAL STRATEGY—POLITICAL MOVEMENTS AND DIFFICULTIES. From Our Regular Correspondent. Mitax, Jaly 2'-FEvenine. The semi-official report of the paval battle near Lisa has improved the tone of publie feeling, According to that account we did lose the Ri d'Italia, built by Mr. Webb, and the Palestro; but it 18 claimed that wo drove the Austrians from the field. One journal prof:sses to know that Tetegof is running for the Baltic, with Persano at his heels. On the whole, we must conclude, I think, that the contest was a drawn one—ours being the greater loss. The United States frigate Ticonderoga wus in the Adriatie, and hope was near enough to witness the ac- tion. We shall scarcely get an unvachished report except from such a neutral source, I have neglected to inform you that the army is now divided into two corps—a corps of observation, under La Murmors, which will hold in eheck the garrisons of the Quadrilateral, and 1 suppose lay siege to Mantua; and a ion under Cialdini, which is to go in pur- uit of the Austrians and otherwise codperate with the Prussian army. It will be a serious check on Cialdini’s Slans if onr fest is seriously disabled, and Tetegzol in force In the Adriatice 1 am not disposed to believe this version of the aflair. wig That we have not gained a splendid victory will be laid to the charge of the Navy Department and Admiral Per- sano. They have had unlimited acess to the nation purse and abundant time to prepare for action, If there were defects in the vesscls, or if the armainents were pot the best, the fault belongs to our masters, and they must expect to bamalled foul names for their indoleace and iu. capacity. ‘The nameroas arrests made in the Sonth have prodaced a heavenly exlm in the greater part of those provinees, The whol net-work of conspiracy wus broken, aud 1 will take Francis Bourbon some time to reorgamze, We are gravely told that he is getting poor, and has only an in. come of $30,000, You may smile, but remember that the fel- low believed himself King of Naples, ar d mnintains a cer tain state, and pays a good deul toward his regumufiin brigand army. Cardinal Aundrea is apparertly troubling Israel. The Pope has interdicted him from pastoral functions which ho does not Gill, sud the Cardinal has retorted by a protest, 3 Whereupon, wo are toid, Pins will hold a select consistory to discuss ard dispose of the whole question, Nhres d Liberals say the whole matter is a pume (0 make another corps of expe lit Pope aud play over agaiu the farce of 11%, Iistrue that the conscrvative-religious-Cathiolie party 2pedk of Andres as a suitable pero to succeed Pius aud restore hannony be. tween the Church and State in Maly. Andrea has done nothing to wdieate any devotion to the political destinics of Italy, and his eonncetion with the Italian Government excites some surprise among the Libeml Members of Par linment, Sharp observers say you ean never tell when the Nupoleonie and Papal brethren really guarrel among them 1] pOIVES, Municipal elections are oo arring in several of the eitics, and I have, Sr the Goeth vine, to merk the imbeeili ol our politienl brains, There are vs lly three parties—ihe Libers), which 18 8 clear majority, the Conservative, und gusl strength, When dds quarrel; every man their candidates are, of Le result is that the Couserva- 0 spoils, We have not learned lar parties, In the absence of that knowl. wile addresses. think most sensible ther disgusted with the profusion of rations witnessad in the last) days, Just now, Ricasol is the object of these 1 novations, snd I doubt i he 1s quite st ease shout He is believed to have repulsed the propositions for peace; hut suspect that Princo Napoleon bears propositions which cannot bo the Clerical, which are of about the elections eome off, the Libe votes for himself in eave vod COUrse, Very ni tives und Cle how to ran pop ade or skill, we people have heen ri addresses and demor nerons, 1 pels divide t repulscd. What if poor Ricasoli bo gecos d W-100rIow of having otaiaed our 2 wds wieder false pretenses 4 The orzanization of Venetia wi ive rig tod flicutios of a political sor The question of rmaning tho local gov. ernments on the resent system, or of assiatlating them to our contruhzed pla il sharply discussed —is {v broached, Co joners have been appointed for the governin f Rovigo, Vicenza tnd Padoa, and a set of scentif ro studving the subject, which is a fore- Worn t there is to inz done by und by. A cuniou 1 will in take place al Genoa. Last Dee colniwer Ve say from hut port wird th Amedica with 00 pa sors, 100 of wh re Lialians, enlisted as soldiers of the Argentine Republic, ‘The eaptail put oft of erenLes as to herself; and, d e the bit s of th pit! she is sked to awallow and dispite the enormous PF difMienities of the 6 an question, anticipate peace us the result of th nietiee, However, the is wide TIGR LL 0 le eve eu e the whoie breadth of BERLIN,

ri A rE THY PRUSSIANS—=(CAPIURIS AT raat VINE TO THLE HUNCARIAN TROOPS~~ rH A1TUS FRANKFORT—SRETCH OF LA MARNORA, 5 (OurOwu t Ye Bounty, July 21, 1806, After the excitement of the last few wi ks it scews a¢ thourl the world bad ecased to move, The only news I, from my distant tower of survey can bring, is that no one knows what the Austrians are dong, or mean to do; already left mi the shan To be beaten on land was natural res Jar thine indeed when we butted our heads ngainst hall’ dozen forts. But to be beaten at gea when we float most guns is a disgrace which will stick to the men who iu curred it. On the whole we are not cheerful, Prince Napoleon 0, the royal headquarters, and we tear that of fast e will be effectual. Austrio hes folded in her nt Rovig the armist i into Cadiz and reported that a mut ov had been formed on bred rors and soldiers were arrested and sort back to Ge non on 6 war vessel, It is sad that the tiny if not clear, and (hat a long tri be and N22 of Lhe Dasa proof Oo! mu A h By ne expected to follow the noguitial of the neeused. Ho eas Migstrates the defocin of our pessenrer Lrnn=port system, to modern eivilization, For which Is a festering shane ait s Ja far the watter of thal, honest, drunken, ree ro better ofl tha the poor stoerge Phissscn gers. What will vou do shout it, my masters 4 As J close Wns letter hear that five dave armistice is pureed upon. 10 is evther weonirivance of Austria to gain tine or it jodicates that she 1s at last satisfied that ate cannot shake off the Italian army, snd must yield to the military noes ies of her position. IT do not think she can gain a whit by acferring the battle on the Danube (or to her five days longer. “Tivo is just about ws valuable that the Prussians are advancing again in three lines ve the Crown Prines on Olisiitz, if he have not n his rear; Prince Frederic Charles tr i or rather the King on Lundenburg, the junction of the roilw {rota Broan and Olmiitz —some reports say this frst arm uly beyond Luudenburg; und the third army, under the indefatigable Herwarth, is either in or bevond Quai, an Leportant point on the nver Thayo. Whether the Austrians will make a stand near Olmiitz, or behind their intrenchments at Florisdorf on the Danube, or whether they will retreat inte Hungary, is quite un. effort to withdraw her southern armay from Maly, Cialdiui thon pursued so rapidly that she turned back a part of who hind started for Vienna, and probably despairs of fighting Prussic with superior forces, We have doo fully our part in so peeclinr a war as that which we under ki but every peasant on the Peninsula knows thet we have not done the half of what was in the power of our d ible nmny. Official stupidity has marred the popular sel d disappointed the 1 ational hope, Should the armistice be concluded and peace follow, we shall b wre 4 people us ever were counted fortanae by all thee neighbors. We have in store s quantity of bear. burnings, recriminations sud personal quarrels suffizient to stock the whole planet, Things have gone badly and t. they have zone well, The end has been reached; ut we £11 fell down and keeled over in tho race. Whose fault was it?’ Was there any fault 7’ How shal we mend the snatter”™ Pray, what is broken?" So the wordy battle will run, and 1 believe it will seriously re- tard the political progr of the country. The ddaunant influence 14 a sort of royalist-consorvatism, which is nar. row, suspicious, jealous, bapesucratic, Frenchy, und capable. Le Marmora and Persano aro the types of it. These men hats the Democrats worsa than they do the Austrians or Bourbous—and fear the people mich more. Garibaldi troubles thens, “By what right does a eitizen ueurp applause which belongs to the tluone.” f On tho other hand, the Liberal party cannot organize, win political victories, and elean out the bureaucracy which rots in every department of the Administration. Its the sign and proof of our imperfect political develops melt that wll questions are more or leas personal, and the perscal part of the question is the kernel and Ife of it. f ve much belicved the war would go on, wo should take hugrt—and shame, t0o—from a roport thai a column of the Prussian army has entored into Hungat. I think this move must be strictly strategie, for nueh doubt whether a Proseian deliverer could bo accredited to Hun. gary. The Maygar could understand the wlvent of Garibaldi, but po “excuse him from believing that Bis mark or any ot 7 Cor withes him well, believe Kossuth is doomed to a final disappointment -ruther, believe nothing about the matter. Tho facts do mt justify any hope for Hungary, At the same time, il Franes Joseph refuses to acéept the results of his defeat, aud iu sists upon more pounding, there may be strauge events in store for us. As for Kossuth, 1 doubt if he kaows the Hungary of 1366, and distrust wholly his polincal pro visions end combinations: A good deal is said about the disappointment of our sol- diers and volunteors at the tem of the Venetians and Tyrolese. The facts aro a misstated by the ultra wountains, From mueh observation of the people of tiese provinces 1 collect the following: 1. The intelligent middle-class is mainly Ttaban in its studios, and iu the towns a large part of the poorer :lsases show these sympathies. 2. The Priest is en Wf ustrian of course; and the priest exercises on dol of influence over the peasant. When in 1949 the peasant hud some part in the revolution, cruel Audria taxed—after it was over—to pay the expenses of Lin r the suppression of revolt, the priest instructed tho peasant that the poll-taz was paid for the privilege of continuing to wear his head on his shoulders. The poor fellow be- lieved it and was profoundly for the necorded him. Later, the Government aboliched the poll tax, and our peasant duly enlightened one political significance of wy came i devotee of Francis omens, is applies of cotrse only to the desperately ignorant classes, over whom the FAA priest exercises absoluto power. The large majority of the aro Itahan in their pol ities; but every body knows tht hopeless causes cannot co n- wand mojorities. So long as it is uncertain to which side the Tyrol will bolong, 12 will be careful not to anger either party. Buf settle it that Roveredo and Trent are 0 bo a wort of Italy, and Wore will bo a8 much tujoic known to others They ure waiting possibly for the Ktalian or Southern army, which has been in part detached porthwurd; but according to the latest intelligence only a couple of regiments had and lack of railway material will perhaps also to thems Ives, then arrived in Vienna, prevent their being rap dly forwarded. The Prussinns captured in Prague 20 engines and 2,000 ilway carriages of all sorts, The Crown Prince, too, in a fight wear Olmiitz took 1 more cannon, The Emperor Napoleon seems at last to have deci Yo that hie had better not intervene, The mere prospect of French intervention began to weld the Germans, North and Routh, torcther in a very quick fashion. Newspapors in Wiirtctabere and elsewhere, otherwise very bitter mchinst Prussio, at onee began to say--rather Prussia than France. ‘This may, perhaps, have ifluenced Napoleon to some extent; moe, however, the eertan prospect thut Russia weuld intervene too; possibly most of all, the fearful unpopularity which a war weninst his own creation, fraly, would have involved, Still-who knows but that he tneans wiscly aud well? Wo shall see when the diplo- watists begin their work, As Ventee is aetually his now, in vittne of Anstrin’s cession, hoe will have a goud handle for dodeca at a later period, Meanwhile the Humearian Legion is being formed, A day or two ago visited the Prussian Fortress of Neisse, where upward of 2.000 Hungarian prisoners are ecoufinod. They live in tents between the outer and iuner rayon oi the fortress, and seem quite content aad happy. was greatly iuterested in some nati nul dances which were danced while I was there. Four gipsies played on two violing, one violoncello and one horn, melancholy sound. ing tunes, and about 20 soldiers danced; each so med to improvise his steps according to his own fancy; no oue danced exaetly like the other; and yot all moved with re- markable grace gud harmony. To de seribe itis out of the question, After they had danced o while, a soldier stood forward who had €orved ns uw eaptiin under Kossuth in 1848 and who, having been taken prisoner, had ginee heen compelled to remain in the Austrian ariny, and delivered a speech in Hungacdin, which was loudly greeted with cheers. Then the men sang; then they danced; then came another speech and 20 ou for au hour and o hall, 1 noticed that many of the soldiers Lad the revolutionary eockade in their caps, in token that they bad enlisted into the new legion. was informed that about 1,000 had co- rolled themselves in Neisse alone, Others, however, re fused to do so, preferring to Keep ther oath inviolate, Ono idea seemed thoroughly 10 possess all those who had resolved to fight for their independence—that Prine Frederic Charles should be their King, They burst out into cheers when his name was mentioned and seemed quite enthusiastic. Fo py mind this would not be a bed plan; bat 1 would involve Austria's ruin. Meanwhile the Empress is said to be trying in Pesth to recover tho Magyar heart for ried to have promised that vvery- ranted if they will but come to the rescue; and she is said to have reccived as answer tho old Hungarian cry, moriamur pro rege nostro.” Marin Theresa suceseded wien she tried this plan; but whether the present Empress will succeed remains to be seen, Pos- sibly the Hungarians way yield, in the hope that should their country become tho center and insinstay of the tu ture Empire, they may have things all their own way. Fraufort-on-the-Main 1s now in the hands of the Prus- sians under Gen, Vogel von Falkenstein, who totally dot teated the army of the Confederation near Aschaffenburg. ‘The rump of the Confederation bas transferred itgolf to the Kaiser; she is it thing they want shall be Augsburg, The Grand Duke of Hesse-Darmstadt has pone with his valuables to Ulm-uud so the skedaddlo goes on But must now give you the notices of La Marmora which prow sod in my last He is now, it is Lue, fading star; but till he may ibs play an important part in fabian, or even Enropean politica. Alphons Ferrero dells Marmors was born of an old and high family in 1801 and is, therefore, now 62 years of age. He was the youngest but one of 16 children. In 1823 be quitted the military academy of Piedmont with the rank of Licutenant of Artillery. Alphons, in bis early years, was 6 riddle to those who did not kuow him intimately, Iie made every year a journey either into Austria or kn. er to see what military improve. gland or Prussia, in ord ments were boing made. Once, too, he visited Marshal And people Burcand in Algiers, and Constantinople. askod— what on carth 18 the young fellow ter? But the young man weit oh his way unmoved; bis wid was set on great things, The King, Carlo Felice, had watched his movements with a certain suspicion; bat Carlo Alberto, his sucerssor, understanding his man, advanced La Marmora speedily to the rank of Captain, and then of Major, He now devoted himself specially to the instruction of the Horse Artillery, tothe improvement of the breed of horses, and to the or- ranization of a riding school; meanwhile eontinuing his jourse g of inspection toothereonntries, Aboutthis time e made tire acquaintance and acquired the respect of an eminent Austrien ofiicer, Gen, Walmoden, He coutreted also, a certain intimacy with the present commnnder of tho Austrian forces, Benedek, A eurious conversation and incident that took place between them about this time, is reported. Ono day as he and Benedek were ont riding together in Milan, the talk £11 on their prospects, and each iu turn maintained that tho other had 4 fetter chance than ho; they were both captains, Benedek said to bis fiend: You sce, you belong to a very noble family, and must advence; i the son of e simple sur- geon, and shall bave to wait.” La Manoora answered: Yes, but then I am the 15th ehild; my three elder broth. ers have absorbed all the influence of tae fumily in order to become what they are (they were pamely, rospectively, Lientenat-General, Major-General, and Licuteaant-Col- onel), and you wiil ba o General long before 1 am; for my art, wish my father were not o nobleman, Besides, 1 now the old General bas a very high opinion of yon.” “80 he may have,” returned Benedek; but notwith- standing, ¥am not advanced to Major. You'll diue to- gether with us to-day, however, a8 you are goingto leave,” “No, I ean 't,” answored La Marmora, for our old friend has invited mo,” As the two were separating Benedek said to his eowrade, By the way, if tie General should Leppen to mention my name, say I have given up all ex- peciation of becoming Maior; it will rather worry him, and perhaps move ham to do something for me.” La Mar- mora did mention his friend Benedek, and the latter, in consequences, was soon advau wed, Before La Marmora quitied Milan cach remarked to the other, as though the spirit of prophecy had come over them, Who knows where we shall nicet again Perhaps wo nay meet on tie field of battle us Generals of opposed anuics.” What strange tricks does history play! La Marmora first bean to tako on important position in 1543, It wes his shill a8 commander of a battery thal weinly decided the beitle of Pastrango, lis rescue of the King Cerlo Alberto from the Milauese after th defeat of Custozza, brought him into notice, and two months la he became Minister of War. But he ocenpicd tha post only 1% days, and then the Ministry of which he was a member cave way to Lib- erals. During the fatal campairn of 1849, at the close of which Piedmont had lost its army, La Mariwora was Chic! of the Loyal Stall; tae blame, however, lay not with him, but with a Pole—Chaarnowsky—who had been appointed Generalissimo while Le was absent on mission to the other Helian courts, From thistime till 185° he devoted himeelf incessantly to id 9 the reorzanization of the anny; and wus supported in every with France and Li- respect, by Cavour, Tn 1255 he united i managed bis contin. gland in the war against Russia, and sontof 24,000 men with great ability, His recent career .s Lo well known to make it necessary for me Lere to teuchion it. La Marmora is tall and lean; of dark complexion; has powerful Roman nose; ti expression of his face, though slightly sarcastic, uwakens conudence; he has a goo! yoice but, Like wost military men, prefers acing to speaking, when ba does speak ho is brief, sharp and to the point, tls annsearanee is aristocratic, His character is resolute, He is seid Ww love straighiforwardpess and to Late pre- tense, A proof of this he gave during the recent negotia- tions between Napoleon and Victor Emanuel, velative to Venice, ‘The latter and a small but influentia! Court, con ing of Piedmontese, were inclining to give way to but La Marmora telegraphed very cartly to Your Majesty: In my opinion the crown of gmporiance Sist Nay yaon, his King- For some pelied to ne sige. of more than that of Piedr or other La Marmora has just been CHU com a ORLNCE, oo WAR CHRONICLE-=THE POLITICAL SITUATION. from Vur hegular Correspondent, re Y0ograes, Joly 19, 1506 The Prussian Gazotte (Staats Anzeiger) gives] the fol. lowing war ice: Jue 15 and 16--Gen, Manteuffel enters Iianover. Tune 16-—-Entry of the Prussians into Saxony, Gen, Her- th von Rittenteld, and the first army under the com- wd of Prinee Frederiek Charles, 17th—Oceupation of the cupital of Hanover, Gen. Yoeo! von Falkenstein, 15th Occupation of Dresden, Gen, Herwarth, 1oth— Occupation of the capital of Hesse Casscl, Gen, von Bever; ocenpation of Leipzic, 93d—Prince Charles Frederic enters Bohemia Zittan and Gorlitz, und marches upon Reichenberz; Geu. rs fi prosden and marches upon Boch by Eerwarth ents mn wiscir-Letpa, wWth—Engz f tho second Lichenau, Turnau Podol; entry r the Prince R yal into Dolienals, rements a artoy Lia pertly from the County Glatz hy Reinerz, Lewin an Nuhod, and by Noirode and Brannan, party on the Land. shut road by Liobau, or th—Engagement at Trantenan, the First Army Corp Bonen against the Licut.-¥icld-Marshal which came by Liebau under Gen. Te Austrian Army Ce von Gablonta, Engacement at we ky

3 ros under Nabod (Wyschofl) of the Filth Army Corps under Gen, von Seinmitz against the Sixth Aus trian Army Co under Lient.-Field-Murshal von Ram ming and the Reserve Cavalry Division of Prince Schivs. wig-Holstein, Fngac: ment at Hinerwasser, Gen. von Herwarth. Eugagoment at Myslovic in Silesia aud at Usviecin Galicia, Engagement at Langonsalza, Gen, von Flies and the Cobuig; troops against the Hanoverian anny. Eucaroment at Trantenan and Pilnizen, Nendor? and Bustersdorf, the Guards azainst the Tenth Austrinn Anny Corps under Lieut.-Field-Marshal von Gablentz, Ei zarement at Skalitz, the Fifth Army Corps of Gen. Steinmitz against the Sixth apd Eighth Austrian Avy Corps under the Archduke Le opold; occupation ol skatitz, rp in Nt A Encagement at Mitacheugratz end ocenpation of Miin- chenoratz: Prince Frederic Charles and Gen, Herwarth praizst the Saxons supported by Austrians, The first aro, under Princo Frederic Charles, joins the Army of tie Bibe, under Gen, Herwarth, Oth —RKonigenhol assanlted and taken: engagement at Jaromirz; the Fitth Army Corps against the Austoian Fourth, Lieut, Field Marshal Count Festetics, Foo rugement ab Giisching Gitschin assaulted and taken, the tirst nrray corps gaint the Saxons and Austrians, Conitulation of the Hanoverian ary. 8th Arrival of the King at Reichenberg. July ~The King at Gia hin Sd.—Battle at Konigerdtz (Sadowal. Ath, racement at Dernbach between Fulda and Fisenach, between the Prussians and Bavarians, ith, in Silesia, occupied. Headquarters of Froppan, the King at the P Woe ean Gi ine voy 7th, =Ocenpation of Prague, Hib. —Batile of Kissingen acainst the Bavariuns, who rotire to Schiweinsfurih and Wurcburg. Occupation of Bruun, Pith, Victory over the Hessians, Nassovians, Austrians, and Wurtemburezers, at Aschinlfenburg, Gen, von Goeben perinst Lient, Vield-Marshal Count Neipperz, pith —=Oeccupution of Franktort, 15th Ocpupation of Darmstadt. The Pmssjans take session of the Railway Junction at Lunderburg, ‘The Atstias at Olmatz, being eut off fiom the army around Vienna, retire into Hungaretowsrd Presborg, Tho confusion at Vienna beggars any deseaption. Gov. in fact, ab licated. The Viennese declare t they do not want to bedefended, and prepared for the arrival of the Prussians, who with one column eae from Lundeubure—with another, marched from Prague by Bud- wis, evidently to Linz, there to force the passage of ty Danube. The Archduke Albrecht took the suprent ¢oi- mand of the army, the Emperor refusing to sceept th Prussian propositions, and wsks now his empire upoi one bitz Railway Junetion, utinue those glorious chronicles in the follow. an Kk

i" betile; while Claldizmd in Veuetia, oecupios Vieenzn an Treviso, marches upon Udine sud Roviredo, and the fleet, too, leit for the sed oud time Ancona with orders to fight, La Marmora has at last heen shelved, and Mene- brea is now the chief of the staff, War nows, however, being completely contraband aa Maly, we do not exacily know what lappens in the interior of Venetia; but the forts of Borgolorte, protecting the passage of the Po, in tho direction of Mantua, have certainly been taken by General the Duke of Mignano (Nunzicento), As to Gar: buldi, we know only that on the 17th he fought o battle at Cordinl' iu the Alpine passes, Tho political situation is now the following: From the Geren Sea and the Baliie Prussia lords it over Germany up to the Main wud the Thaya, With the exception of the fortresses of Montz, Koaigstein, Thereinstadt, Josoph- stadt, Koniggritz and Oluntz, there is nowhere any Lostile armed forco on all that extended territory. The Austrian army is complotely demoralized, the Bavarians behind the Main panic-stricken, the Eighth Confederate Army Corps nowhere, and still the Prossian propositions for peace cannot bo called exaggerated, ith unex- pected modesty and moderation King Williaw pretends wothing wore ther the annexation of Schleswig Holstein, of Souikiern Hanover, of a portion of Heese Cassel, but he wants the military commaud and diplomatic repre- sentation of all Gereany from tho Main to the sea, 8 German Parliament, and the exclusion of Austria from the Confedegation. Nupoleon bud to acknowledge the mod- eration of Prussia after the most brilliant campaign on record. He invited, therefore, Francis Joseph to accept the propositions togetiier with the cession of Venetia and of tho Malian Tyrol to ltaly, but Francis Joseph seems to trust in the proverbial pow luck of Austris, sud refusing the peaco conditions, prefers ones more to appeal to the sword, Napoleon cannot want the complete destruction of the Austrian Empire, and therefore sent his Embassador, Benedetti, to Vienna, and his puss, the Prince Napoleon. to Victor Bmanucl, once mor® to try whether Lis advice would not be accepted. 3 Should the Ausiciea Emperor remain as stubborn as be proved until now, then the events will heve their natural course, and if victory should be once more propitions te Prussia, then, of course, the Aus rian Empire will have wo cease, siifee Prossia means thus so sever the conn between Bohemia with Moravia und Aus ria. ra Venetia in the south, of Bohemia and Moravia in the north, Ausiria would bave to become an appendage We Mungary, and we do not know what Hungary wighh be able to achieve if one more battle and defeut sionld oral the last Austrian army in the Geld. Now, already, the municipalities refuse to pay faxes and to levy and still Hun is the last refuge of the haperial since Cialdini follows the Austrian army of Toyo rocans to overtake it, whether on Venetian veriitory or on the way to Vienua. As to the population of the Capitnly they are aot exactly in the most amiable mood as regards the Ymperial family; the windows of the Archdu don Sophia were all smashed before sho sot out on her tlickt te Eogland; and when Francis Jos:ph went to visit the wounded, nobody saluted him. There are mavy now are sorry that Maximilian has goae to Mexico; they wand tim ns Regent, for his nephew, Rodolphe, since (hey cane not understand how Fraucis Joseph could remain Emperog ges the muny disasters his reign bas Liought upos the wmpire, Tho change of Ministry, in spirit, remains now wn observed, but it goems that there, too, a storm is brewing, and that the King of Portugal will make an end to the scandalous reign of Tsabella the Sceond. The Sultan so- kuowledgs Pnnce Charles ol Rovmuaia, ae PARIN ee EXPLOTANCY OF PEACEB=—FEBLING TN PARIS--FINAN- CIAL PLUCTUATIONS—SATISPACTION TO [(TALY, FRANCE AND PRUSSIA~=PLRSONAL. From Qur Own Correspoudant Pans, July 24, 1266, My letter to-day can be, in largo part, only the amplif- cation of the special telogram seat from here to the Tim. URES azeat st Queenstown, om Saturday last, which will bave reached you by way of Halifax long before the armval of this All facts kuown here to this day confirms the opinion und justify the views expressed in that telegram. Tho little armistice, more properly speaking the prove. ional suspension of hostilities for five days, dates from the 22d, Sunduy noon, wad holds till Friday. Furthermore we know sizes yestesday morning that Austria has accrpled the preliminarics of peace, and since last night, that aly las accepted thom, That is, the five days suspension of Lostilities will pass into a regulac anuistice. Generaly make woy for negotiators, ncedie-guns to diplomatic notes: Cedont arma toge, concedat lawrea lingua. Though there wil be long skirmishing enough in tho passage frem the field to the green table, Alter the disappointments which our twice exeitod hopes of present coming of peace have suffered, we display Bere io Paris much loss rejoicing at the good news thas revealed iteelf by furs and other demonstrations on es. of the eossion of Vouetis two or threo weeks casion Phere is still a lingenng, timorous doubt with sore; these, while mindful from recons eXperionecs of the proverb that bere is many ship between the cup and the li, admit that the resumption of hostilities bas paused {rom probability to bare saibility. Among the signs that the fighting pat of the war bas come to an end, two or three outward sad visibl or adam. brated wavy be worth noting ‘I'he Emperor, whe, whet with receiving end dispatesing tolegrams and courwws, consulting his own mamsters, giving audicuce to foreigs ones, and attending to the rest of this crowded, t business of medis‘ory negotiation, dared not for we ke dense the ‘Tuileries for more than an hour or twe of recreation, nos Pans at ali, has wow gone out to rest ab St. Cloud, preparatory to visiting the camp of Chalons, and then going to drink Vichy waters, Mini-ters Resident of the Little North German Courts are inawolul v funk” (the word is more characteristic thas ¢lossical;, und pester Drouyn de Lhuys jor information as fo the intended status of their little courts, They shake in their diplomatic shoes, for which they fear no Vou Sons nesd wait when they are dead, which rather are to be g with their cousts, to the institutions of their fathers, At ihe Bourse yesterday, where the pews of Austria's acceptances of the preliminaries of peace already agreed 0 he Prussia was posied over the signature of La Valetts, Minister of the Interior, the French threes, afier a sight jerky nse, declined to a little below the Satardar’s L'tion. Peace was slready discounted. This at the French finds, ending below tue level a Little of the preceding Bourse, was, indeed, wterpreed Ly some, yes terdsy, as on indication of doubt and anxiety us to peace ful ieeie, But men, whose opiuious wie worth heed tll me that with peace absolutely ussurod, the rate shou Uo no higher, see.ng the actual financial and commercial condition which the erisis of four weeks ago sad the war have made. Presently olter the fall of Richmond, an American cor- respondent wrote me: The silliing is over; the war is Lereufter to be eariied on on a peace basis.” Perhaps the atpongect usurunee thet the blood-spiling phase of this wards oan cud, is to be based on consideration of facts sid ideas of a Lagher order than those just weutiosed ot dicated, I shou'd not wonder if, so soon as a year from to-day, that French jovful demonstration over the eession of Veo- notin of three weeks ago were 10 bo looked back u tateddigent—not at all nidiculons. ‘It was Austria's ri ery of distress, Tehould not wonder if it turned out by that time that, hating ditferences in forms and non-essen- Lids, Prussia sever meant tw demand mote thas 3 wal “w what Wranee saw must be granted; tat Napoleon has Pooted throushont farly toward all parties—as he fmatoly sw seems to have done in that lelian business of 180, which 1306 is bringing to 8 settlement. I%ia--that 1%, the arrungement of the nun Congress, having speeislly in view fhe pe ction of Kroneh ambition, and regarded by all frvedimen is 8 standing insult posed by Kuarope—ure now defiu ively squashed, squclebed. ‘Therein is the Ursi satis faction to France, ‘Lhe secular contlict between Frases (over sinee France politically was) and the German Ro- man Empire” (ever nee thero was a German Emperor) for the control of Maly 18 ended. The conditions of the con- Gict hye changed from age to age. lathe conditions of our ace, thongs Francs bas vot become, as Napoleon, in I, purposed that she practically should become tin con- troller, the aequired fact that laly now owns bersgf Las utterly ¢jectod Austria, is so much more of sa Austrian defeat than of a Freach triumph, as to bes satis- faction to France, One of the two cuiefest rearous for Napoleon's anesting his victorious carver of DOS, was but su oiteck on the Quadrilateral was war on tise Rhine. The trea! jus ol vi Ino words, aud in fect, as against Franca, Pruseis, Austria, and the rest of Germany, were as one mili woeer, today 1s broken ia three, and the ormgiual pros cestare of Btaly free from Alps to Adriatic’ 1s carned out. Here then we have the essentials of satfsfiction wo France, wil buting its amour propre, of hulyy Even Maly, thonsh it has unhappily won no battle, hus oft least giv a honorable proof of fighting Fupatity by land ¢.0d sea. The supposed to be whe third—amaaded and cor. rected edition of the Prussian preliminary Lases, whieh Austin has now ae opted, app ar Lo be mx all desirable essentials the sume as Bismark's first edition of the same, The substance of these wre: Such dircet nonexations ak will give connected googreaphical shape mo the Kingdom; and such an arrangement with gurviviag North German Kings and Dukes as will leave thew vd adians istrators of thelr respective domains, but will put all tha! military forces and all the foreign politic aflain of Ge msny north of the Main in the bands of Prussia; the ef clusion of Austria from this confederation; the formation of ou South and Kaine German Confederation, whose refs tions with the Geaman purt of Austria depend; und so Prussia is satisfied. That, in his first edition of claim, Wistark seemed to wim ot unified Germsay, muy all true: he aomed above his murk te hit of, Hud he unluckily succeeded in bringing olf Germ sy under Prosi control, Germany would have abso bed Prussin, Une emong the several broadly distinctive fes- tures that should save any observer from eonfoun hag Cavours noble igure with Bismark's is thet Piedmor tess Cavour was an Lalisu: Prussian Bismark is not, at o patoiotic Prussian, Cavour worked for freedom wit its free allies; and 12 the very midst of war and its 0 nfi- sion of nichts, und its impatience of criticism, lof Us press free 10 frcads aad enemies. Bismark, the i of fu historically, fatedly progressive good cause, us LAr Last prefercnes the wor instrumeutalities for its guide Juptherance, But let that pass for the moment Prussia, or Bis mark—it eomesghe ts nl 8 or he, wants by exclading Austria from the Nort b Ge federation of States, of which ust d phelent {Pry pov we "BN man State or eon will necessarily be the sovereign—their surviving and king-heirs holding hencetorth from the King gia 08 Nuzerain, Then Prussia is satistied. then, Maly, Prussia and France, who have got, or the immediate prospeet of getting, all they want, renin, Wall, Austrie has got all the thras! wants, She has got rid of Venetis—which even, knew he must be rid of in the long run—a the point of military honor. To spare her pitif: d political honor, sho is let have a chance at son 0 reserved right to gome sort of association with, German Coufederstion, And so we are come, satisfaction, ss near to it as could be expected «of H x k iy g t i g and last of the Powers specially interested im this wat. Austria has to-day, in the neighborhood o!Vieosd, 8 large un body of armed men as Prussia could in fair tight there, But she dreads the decis Jo 80 ich bogus of the Prussian WL oftice in this war heen excessively exa geratod, Vinos, sod the cause of the fermenting liberahsm now prayed will drive with hier, Austria, Jogiea, congipt ot With hot yh do too late, as ots it 2 E

Lard barguin Hungarian patriots, self, fatedly “slow and sure” to £ross, patent, woterial evil Power, us a first-class Power in itary po honor being saved, as hintod at and now i 80 Duek-bau lel, mill pk of amily, fod oss iy y 0 0) bein aa or sopped, or lulled. Austria is (iu sort] When all ivs to war are eatisfied, or "0, how shall the war goon? We have seen the «nd of Cholera is ing in Paris—uot alarmi persons of quict nerves. A swect American 1 it hore last week, It has come again to Mrseil Americans superabound here, and swarm, sn told. in switzerland. Isat in a group of five Chicagoans list ovens I

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NEW-YOR Kk DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1866. cc A —~e ———_— A y 1 of one of the five, to the effect that: Payrie was a con- plaving Lvely pie A e bond came the Diqacsne TABLE of Be Loans, Specie, Civeulation, and Depotits, in the Ranks by Cana), 36 t d i 3 Y y having ..ooiininas sig 0000 10,0000 19 20] 1.305.000] 45) 000 i! oT wecopnized by Prince Charles, Mis humble petition 1 tical Iver is concerned, The metal Moyo 1518.00) 48 164 BI 40% nl By Yop Seaquent meeting of the Board of Trustees, Albert If. now on 1t8 way 10 the Sultan, with the promise that if it is act is brought np by the smd pump, resembles chips of east Citizens veosont| Jes 1531310 L376) MAM Nicolay, es. was redlected President, aud E. B. Sutton zanted he wifl inerecase the annual tribute pad by the ia ab 1 io Nussan 2,357,669) 173.007 4.509) 2127.06 W210 Byovinces £510 Yea pi yu deo), and is about as malleable, Mt oxydizes in the air, and is Muzhet 2.564 1 Li aion2l Secretary, HOS Jour 001 Yat. tracted net, 1 (rie lroehlotie i 3 V7 695,181 y A The probable regult of all this will be that’ in avearor y tho magnet, In Lityie or hyQrochiori La 4 Sb tL n 56 800 00 kak 3 G two Prince Charles will be sent by a new olutic p slowly sud saperfecily dizsclved, and by the chiorive aud eol- pd New YORE, August 3, 120, Prince Covza, but the possibile result way be tust P Jodion t failed to detect a trace of silver, but with ews 2, #75 (80) President and Dirceters of the Mariposa Compan, Charles will show more wit than most of his German uide of potas iam and tameiie acid 1 Lad an unnistal ble ev 2 W890 GextikMmes: In obedience to instructions received cousins and succeed in governing the connty well. lise, a, 2 ount hile an aleoh} ut 1 FEN trom the Excentive Committen of the Mariposa Company I left 4 oh Trad 3 «v3 Wenee ar yi ol ®R, while ar 0 solgtion hd 3 y ati A 5 _H 1 a y i} Junko 4 Hep iy i 8 pain thy a murisie had the taste and sme} of the tincture of iron Se po I this £ity on the ist of Mar h dast, and arrived at the esl He on gp Suda 1 s GF Off ANY Suc Jesu Fhore is no upheaval or any nr uke voleanie 1 et He lath of Ap: 1 following. Daring my stay, which was in al BANKRUPTCY OF THE PORTE v which wight account f od of silver in the Meob. B.Associat fy 56! 836 I about 24 wonths, 1 spent my time in visiting and examining The Porte has suspended payment. Khe interest on the carbowierons st I'h ek and several 53 rs the mines and wills belonging to she Company, and in posting eons ll tated loan of 1565 18 due to-morrow, 111s payabio s ratas of coal are below, and L.% 10et ol col Is myself up as to the financial condition und ibe past and I at Loudon, Paris and Frankfort, and ie bold very largely 4 t above the metal, preset management of the property, in Furope as well a8 in Constantiple, To ho row a azure Having bot just returned 1 am able to give you but a brief srom 1! e Yale panic in London the Po y report, so I will confine wysell to a general statement of the ol 1 ale In ondon, Ln LR ed 8 av pf Lent sresent condition and past working of the mines, simply t doors and affixed upon thew a uot to eliect that COMMERCIAL MATTERS No od, 5 slow you that the Maripons Fatare” Is an extremely ow "hie shihough abundantly able to pay sll its debits, under ex a 3 age dil 1172 property, and cavable of being made to yield, noder wise and wing cirenmetances the whole of the publ narkets being tn’ oy Sak JRE anomieal management, suflicient of the “precious metal” to a he Exch Ag 5,0 2.672,505,1,263,455 pre alike afivcted by the political and finan crisis whic nice at the stock Kxchauge— Aug. 0. 9613 ston) 26he83 enrich yourd oRIpans. wal 0 wavuht om dn immediately ap agitatos Europe, the sacriices which the Ottoman Ge U. K. 68, 5-200, ’62, Hudson River, Pit, FLW. C. 3 reer 10,35 AoA BT propriating funds for the further deve pent of its vas ernment must andergo (to pay ther dibs) would VOM, sane. LANG 2a. 3O0AT F000) cueenue SOF [000 TREATIES 3149 1,2.8,4304 FeRourees, 432 be out of sl Ss Bam i my 00 A Am. Exch. Bank 4 rorars. My first duly upon arriving on the property was to visit the f le ta h Jroporuon, and it a8 heen Llere oi he or 2h -Xcin bank, TIT Specie vere $0440.00 mines that were opened and being worked, ‘Tle Mariposa ore decided that the coupons of the General U.N. Gg, 20 Ll eeenad SCsadar evens Ht #Hihvro cocoon THAT ping” at the southe ka end of the grant was the first visited, Rroprri ine nt fulling due July 1 0] shall he paid on the 1st to BOM. ceneee dB) 200... ude. i) Bk Commonw’th, Su ests 'Y 124 608 43 SUIS mine nas peen ytensively worked daring the past thrve the 1h ol next.” This ts one of those ca ox whore 1), 8. 53, 10-40con. Mi 1len. Te 1011 3 ot i. Se "na o veare, and has vieled a large ammount of ore; but it is now in weak and shaky concern improves the opporinur’y GO 2,000 ee 9 Hue senna FIORE 0. eco dl Bd ly 28... that condition that it eon no longer he made to pay a profit until ut a time when the mmnber of other concerns {fading dreasiny 103 Mich.south.& N.J Fourth Na, Bank. Sat desi cnninrnin more fonds are expended in “dead work.” Avont $20 000, it wakes a failure respectable. 2d series, 100.0 ce. ees B43 Moiiise... ([I8) Freioht an iaR is estimated, will bring up this wine to a paying eondiiion, 1 This default is the begioming of the ood of Tw S.o00 141 260 11. Ri: Central Coa! TERRY gd 1,000 busin Corn, at 33@5d. by have the assarance of some of the best quartz experts in Cali- eredit in Eur ve. It would have becu far better fog 0,000.2 1017 fllinois Central, 7a ee 48 1 PR ket, and 3d. hy s‘eamer; 100,041 Cheese, 305 by Si thet thie 4 as yet u virg 8 vem, ane, Judging from the ker if she had never had credit there, od senes, 00. vee ea 2? Cumberland vf. steuner. To Londe 15,000 bush, Corn, at 5d by 1 thin 1 o i" 0 bs ny 1 fact ils by Ks utetoppings, con- for the woue i for a loa y(n love. Kitts y TH A Be BE a toes beer ru be) Ani 1 thee EC the Ski} Teng 7 o! 1 oh Yes Union "4, steamer. To Glocgow, 50,600 bash, Corn by steamer, id I'he old Priseeton mine,” that has been worked for the Font S81) oy vl, It wie Ae 3 PAL oe. KM; OR) ecnnenee ovr, Hon 1 ol y mast clght curs. ar las vied its millions, hns a frunf 1 erased tribute from Keypt bad made this payment sure, N.Y. 8 75, BL. Chic. X NW Aki rb An ltalien bark to Cork for orders, will Corn at 4. 6d. Fitire, 1 eveiy Instance where shafts have been sunk im bat other expensee recm 10 have absorbed this wd 1000.0 0ueeee fO1]] 200. HEL UU net Abstract of quarterly report of the National Bapking As eute quantiti of pay rock have Leen taken ont, end a large the hoperi Homan Bank has ie auly (but wiy do Brookihvu Cae 160 srcnsnnss 36a! 20..eueerns ee 03 soeiations of the United States, showing their condition on profit realized upon the outlay, It has recently been come ats stockholders) refused to suport the eietit of the Govern. LOD. Wy Ohieego NW pt Quicksilver bos ot 1 enced, and is at present being worked on tho sonth-cast mont, upon whose buriuess she lives, 1 arkich is N. Y. State 6s. "73.0 Wieenenssss Og! OL LDU, ayy Hie morting of the just Monday of July, 18906, Letore the lope, and the rock tou this portion of the vein yields about will now probably take rank in Europ: with Mex i ae Wi Chicago &R.1 00 5) commenecuent of jess on that and §0 per tun, At an expense of $5 20 the vein hay been Bonds. There is ne hope for Turkish finer ce, €3cept in op 4 0. ..oeeen JY Borian Water Br, RI SOURCES, pd hr vr Ry ao pend Brod ue, ahd yeduetion of tha expens 8 of the Govern ned thers LOM. ex.0mY. TO Suns. een. MOE HNL .iaianas WB [onans and disconnts g $18,210,200 H ned portior ier wlwe BD CON a wll j Lth oe fn rd .e £21 i oped portion of the wine, ore sinking down on tho yein, w I xo hope of any such reduction, so s Turks re Tennessee Hs, New! 100. 2d call 1045 100. ..,.bi0 32 Overdratis ER 2110.20 #h yield hs rich and as large a supply of ore to the foot a6 that mam what they are. The 150 Un cial Govern OOO. oo vane 8 OAL...» I 13 100. ..0000.. $3 I Lestate, forniture and fixture 45 part already worked oni the character of the outcropping is who reccive cach a larger salary the 1'rin Ohio Miss th Fol. W. West.) H0...... ease 314 1 LXDODSE kecount 01 the same, aud the vem is apparently 8s (rue as nature ever Minister of England or the President of the United State 190,000 ceene 303] Mee.enniaes JG ML, 0. 51; niymg pn evieninanniiianens 2 %6 formed. The average yield of ihis rock from this wine for 22 will not be likely to give up their private taferes's for th (UAL WM. Soy PLY. Chie, N....... TE EET a Sroreesie i o months was 822 45 per tam, With a fair outlay of money of the covnutry generally. Ng Vaniste OOD. anna HY 0 105 Mannosa preferred Dee from oth RE ee 423 the product can be Yought up to its former average, (i gout “wve ftom Tr A tn hi this 0 w hie Ine 21 mige ot i 1 io hy 4 y 26! Hh r qd Nt d b ha Fusdh db wd Prue} 4 Jos Phas e mines, at the north ok {ibe receive 1 ve TH 3 “lk RATER LL LTT REY 2 he lr pited states bh Je deposited to seonre core 1 grant, are the ert d alot ha tates auitiojed whole idea of power 18 power to plunde hkely To 4,0 m, LL ET 4) dd call. 264 lation... y 326 383,30 00 Y y sock n pro Sg prow pr Bui i jul I ih duee their own salaries for the bhenelit Tel boi LI hm! 100. 2d call. 104 100. A Other Ynited States and securitics.... 121152950 0 furnisn the Benton Mille con ir ing st ry im m bi 7 to 4 a TE HH otter yr ew b th 4 DD 4 i ere, Lin i] ar Cin, 1s nt Pace Man id sul IAs .e ey 17.891. 722 6) come. Pv raumpe ano ber tunnel about 1,50 feet nnder the FHE EGYPTIAN ARMY RENT TO Tilk GRFLK FRONTILR. ry cone ATF $0)eainc cana RLY a Serie X) Jpeasl level, a pian that has often been proposed to you and The 10,290 Ezrptian troops who have bean camp a AE RO (Chie.N Milwankee, N.Y. Central, oi a oy ve 01,8253 4 strongly urged you willdevelop 6 mine that will be equaled 3 a” 3 s nh og! 92 o fit er ~1ocKs, bonus uoImerigages 7.005901 46 hy none (un the country 1b rae working le i the Bo ris sor two month st, wero sent last Pol, Wabash 0 oY... ceeeees rl I FST y 0 a bo presents working level is some H Bowie wo months p l wo K NT oh a 4 0 feet below the snrface: above the level, rock Las yielded 10 Salon’ a. X K PB D ry yal. Vv w) 0. wy Agpieente cise "from $F to £15; the floor of the tunnel is composed of rock, It is anders od that they are to be joined there by a 45S 2 Ld Ladd dread id BE Lehides i Be LIAB paying from #0 wo £W per ton, end the velu bere is from san dar foree from Alexandria, and then march to LOD. BL Chick Alten pref! A... B%3 Canital stock paid in $414,170493 (0 1910 feet wide; this proves tnat the oro increases in value frontier of Grecce, trom which dircetion ere are threats Pitts JW KU. 100. cenneaes dO Erie preferred, °i Sur) (ind Ww 01,001 TT yo 4 and is a strong arzument in of invasion and revolution, The Montemezrins, too, io (RL, Ppp I HO, No wm ocireula niaog the lower tagiel The foregoing facts are 1 3 1 4 y to the North, have caught the general spirit of Kurope 1 0 LK DOARD anid Ba ie from the result of close observation aud from informe. 5 hw g Uaited Stores depos! 4 il miner gud aie pieparing for war, Fhey have sent an altimaton 1° bon 'd3: Wast. 1 fel. Mich. S. N. 1 D Fats some by practical miners who have lived upon the hin Ll s ‘on el, h posiis of United os bh. Ya a é woot! wm r wield to the Porn de Waging he witht ol dl Furkish 10.000... C108] m0... 26 1. 3% 81 Dae to nations) ban} as, and are perfectly familar with all its work. syoon: from their territory, and the immediate destruction yy Kg ae. 23 i ty Due to ba ks it y RA Ul A State 68, ’72. N.Y. Central hel 'o the four great mines above mentioned, there are a of hy the Turkish block-houses, W ho were erected two QD 00D. coneee HOB. can axe sa JOH Vi x A that bay ed and worked iu a small way these oF three Years aso, al Stale bank outstanding nade to pay dsoimely with the f capital, h) On Al. rie Bow y handsomely with the sid of capita, Shoald the war in Europe extend, Manienogro will nu- ns Liss hi Rae. oo ar Uteer hs y 470 LA) stain ps in good NE a a estate, ber he dommm 10,004... I ennanaeas iy MIP able of crushing <7 tune ok ner doy: the mills us €oubi 1 e b ard from. 00. nese MA ha, cnn UE (Neve, Pile, Apereg or Shp jes MY R ery he 91 Joek I hod rol ol hg nl 3 d N A p 4 rnishied WIA hadchiie it rol M TROUBLES IN SYRIs. W000, WH el Reading. 200.......... 8g ‘en ry h 11+ is at Oy cub au Jus The Tarkish army sent TO Syria ios Winter failed to RRL oN 1h RS Fhe statement of the Natioudd d H p isnot sa urtune is lost every year, not only bere, but it saich Yus y Karem the ‘Mavouite antlaw: dus CH Mn “h Pad LI 1 3 Cine. X.W, t t Roce M Culioch 0 wtantion js the case of many other mines in the State, owing to fmper- v Apia aa uk A Rap- PFW, Chie. jM)..... ase 11 A MR 363 ATRAS es nienticnl of 1 foot mae v. During wy visit, a new process of erask nth n A as a A <b a ot “rae .e J J i sm Ring for a time. He Bas Jat Horm a al from his 2.000..... vo SEL 00. Lee. R10 Chic, RL forcing «4 payment d that Le is quietly giviog sud amalgamating was imiroduced at the Benton Mills, an ing-place and made a new at empt at repal Ion. bie Canton {C.F W. Chie, 300000000000 194} favored Pl 'n s handsome se the test, made under my personal observation, shows that this Feguiar (roops came to the rescue, af'«s ho had destray ed 0, cannvense S338 JUD. cus ineees 0320 100. cc. cnnesd043 Ee a agg prs diy nn proh machmery Las au lic mense advantage over the old process of a village or two in Mt. Lebanon, and be Jas agai by exchanging short Loy bt for gold-bearipg gold saving ware. 44 OCLOCK BOARD. bonds. The 3s in the month of J and July have The rock is ers hed dry by the run of rollers instead of v oy 3 ey oh a N i 1 ‘LM u J "mm But it ic a singular and sigmiheant Jaet th 11.8. 68. 5-200. 62. Boston Water Pr Hlinois Central, Ler I #16.805 650 (he Dab? sIRIPY. and it Is gr and int) impalpable powder, in drums this time he Las had the sympathy and the sup- 100,000. 0... JOR 300... co.ee 33 100 Lene 020 Sal i a 1h maining chilled viooket balls; superneated steam is intro: rt of a the Arab Moslems Long this lias oti 103 American Coal ER) han aels following decrease: duced 16to the wimalzamator, and by this weans the gold is en A Cy wi a Re AY atm a ri H rig TS om 3 at Mm ma tirely separated rom sulphurets and mineral oils, so thas It of the population of Nyria, the opposition to the Govern. all 193 00. eens wee 3 100... cetd 12 1 Tempe rary Loan... $50 017 70m A 00,29 1 readily aonlgamates witn the mereary. The copper shaking ment of the Sultan ie becoming very violent. Lhey seem “C,H N. Y.Ceutral. EPTPTITIISTL El he hr o* nd Notes b, ARAN mem pan, fOr collecting the wetal used with this mackioery, is a abmost ready to rise en masse 1 ¥0 beltion against the ©.000....... 106, 40... 104} Cher, Pitts. Tota, LS WELT pomplete aflalr, aud ro arranged that it is impossible for any Rurks. The conscription now being ent cod among them 20,000. ..0.0 3068 ENC, Ce... oes Ril} Fhe one-veas certificates have disappeared from the of the goid to escape. Ihe test made, as mentioned sbove, 3s a fallore, the couscripis finding mesns to escape to the Areasury? 3-108. 400... eee... GIL hic. NX. W 3 statement. and were, 03 the tof June, reported at $43 was of rock from the I'iue Tree” made and ylelded 71 per wountains. ‘The chief cause of this dissatisfaction is the 2d series. 400, a... Gi! B00. eee. ot 023.000. ‘The I ae ak x re Gent more than by the stampa and battery process, Afterward t inperesse in the taxes. The ta: ation has become 20.600....... 1041 {Ene preferred. 30. bie. a6} atl es reasury statements under Mr. Medal sSuuntiny pi rch 1h Ld ovepkine, of oe thot had bev 3 42 3 y I «t "a 4 ave t TY nN sunt i a roachine swinous end intolerable, These Moslews can sce the Ohio Miss, Corp 10... wave 18 700 FR 36 loch's administration bave ceased to have much value, pores Mills, to sure enough ore to Tay his agin. Ro LRristians taxed, with equanimity, bui when it comes to 20, 0... RP £4 Heading. C Ey. $0 2Vs Vv. Ile Sceretary opinions have lost the nog of the true was pul through this process, and yielacd 8.8 per tun, 1 hese peying enorious taxes themselves, they rebel against it ot Cumb, Coalpref, 200... LH. 3104} 200. as ceesce. Br metal which they gave ont in October snd December, 1865, 31° trustwo thy fects aud figures, and tue expectations of ovee. If this dissatisfaction becomes permanent, Turkey Jods ceevanes Ki 500. ...eeeeas 10 Cleve, Toledo. ’e La Messrs, Hall Bromegin, the geotlemen who put up and will have ne friends left in Syria, and we shall soe a reve. Qui keilver ETE LL En J6 ARG itis pow realize that, instead of being 6 monitor of worked tle macuinery, were more than realizxd, From what tation there, [S00 eeerea.. WO Mich, Central, Chic. Rock i wd Lnance detennined to steer the Treasury 1dly back to RS wittoeel Fore "i Jesitation is poovmuending the y. Ric AR Porsrn Rov] i a 8 of 2 f mtroduction new wachinery, generally he cota Fhe cholera Las mow disappeared [rou Syria, aud it 100. 0cacene.. 393! Wiens... AH] WO, 0... 843 tha ok acim %e that Vvanorimant is Ty. ge y upon the vetate would appear that it was cansed in ‘tiberias by purely local West Union Tel, Mich. 30. N. LL 00..........104] the old 1 k of Large, Y be Department is and perticulrly at the Renton Mills, where the ore that is eased mut foundatior al! tho 60 OI ILL iB jit, FLW. CC simply a raft, made of wd sorts of expedients, and dri. worked coutalns so much float gold and sulpharets. The eost speaus. Diseased mutton was the foundation of all tho 1 BOL... ot I y 3 for matersal and aroctiug mil wil not exceed, I judge, $4,000 cholera which there was iu the cit). 300. call. ov) N.Y. NL Haven 100... 103} ing at the mercy of the waves, The public debt has been for each set of machinery to work nine (0) tuns go B and aa" i y She UB reduced by applying the proc odd of Leavy war taxes to the ruuniog expoueed will be from to less than by the pres. THE NEW TURKISH MINISTRY. The new Turkish ministry is laboring fuithfully to de 01 UN BOAED OF BROKERS~) PF, M. by their predecessors. Fuad 0. Miss.Cer. Dl Central ex div.|N. Y. Central ex. siroy every work commence Pashia reorganized the whole Empire on a grand plan of de- 10.000. 000s. 04 WOO ....00H R00 cave vere 1083 centralization grouping the various Pashaliks into provinces 30.000 40... 0. 305 100... x3 12 190......030.104; ——appointing Governors-Geperal over these, waking aitap- 0,000... 53. S03 Chic, RL 100.......84 104g pecs from local tribupals referrable to the Provincial 10,000... b10. 3041 200... ..oounn 10431 100... ....b3 104; ernment rather than to Constantinople. O00... 30 A00.......... 1044 Erie, All this is now to be done away with. Provinees, or Quicksilver, i hie. XD 7 00a crns een 07% vialets. are to be abolished, and we are to return to the old 100... cease 1 BOB. es vneree «308 0. ine a. tng wystuin of Pashalike—everything couing up for fiua) deci- Mariposa pres rred! Jim 363 100..0s...84. O/} son to Constantinople, b 00D... ceneens 203} 200 eee JOR ODD, uqeerevs OTE So in matters of less importance. The Mate Grand- 200... B30, W0eess...... 0} Reading, ex-liv. Adwiral, or Minister of Marive, Juade very extensive and 100... 10 gl M0... .annnn 36 00... .eeesl dil] wery expensive improvements iu the machine-shops of the 10. LS. 26d! H00..... veooo 3071 Mich, No, NL navy yards end arsenals. The new Minister, who is the Weal Cuion Tel. 1000 ane. 10. 3041 100. ........e 4 famous pluuderer Mahomet Asli Pasha, on Rig S00... ve wh Che NW. pret. 160. ......bJ first visit to these places, ordered grey thivg 100...... BIO, OH) 20. .eseees 07 Cleve, Pitts, 20 be torn down and all the unserviceable rubbish (in the AMieees.... of Marietie Civ.l P| 200, 0enee. B3 8a, sive and improved machinery) to be sent to the 100... bi M1 HO. DA. 43 Meee... 86} Rouse of the former minister as a backsheesh to him. avd jf... ell W........ 42} 400....... ee S53 was dope, This is what is called govommentin Tue} 00. east). 44 kev. APES BOARD OF BROKits—I FA. Cleve, Pils, rie. WO. ....n30. 86} Ouio sud Miss. [ULI PEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATION OF THE CKELKS ON THE i 2000, 0000. Cr. FOURTH OF JULY. a9 i villChic N. W 5 EEE The Fourth of July was celebreied os usual by the 10,000....... RE UL 1) American Colony last week, in one of the beautiful valleys 10,000... 83. 204 Mich, So, Nes 1 S00eeeoscrnds's on the Bosphorus. 3 LOoan00 bit Eg 100 84 400.......b3 $5 There was nothing specially worthy of potice in respect Quicksilver. 0esenee bid. 84 1 10 00. Bi0. i to the American of the celebration, «Xeept tht tho 100..esr.s30. 195 HL Central, exadiv) 200... bl. 33 Lisuer and the speeches were very good tle letter short, Mariposa pref. 180, .200e.aead2l) Chic. N. W.pret snd the former ong, but the day was made the Oeesaon PE PR ig! $00.2. us 15.121) LL EEA irq of ademonstration in favor of Repiblicauinn, by thelsrevks, 300... bi, 2a Clev. Tol, 100.0... 010. 67 During the afternoon a stesmer was seein lying off the 10. .....900. 264 20. 0rves. 116 BM. cuieeens Bi shore, with the American flag fine. and very goon there West, Union Tel. 800.....000.. 1000 200.......55. 67 appeared on the ground o delegation of abot 50 Greeks, 300, Lieenes aa OBL] Busi naeeee IDL B00... 14 headed by the editor of Greek newspaper, (he A wore; 100... bho. G03 AVeenes... Hof] 200... .¢0. 674 and an officer of the Greek embassy. LEY", JURY JPY 1) M1 APP 1103 Mar. Cin. prt. The Americans rose to receive these uninvited guests, N, Y.Ceptral ex.di Chie, A RL L000. 83. 423 whose leader made an address in Fren k, eyvreseing the LT LPS UF 7 oT 104) Reading, ex. div. admiration of the Greeks for the great Republic, and their 0, 7.030.108 200 ceerr..oc diy) GK.......... 110 syviupathy with Awericans generally. RRO IRRRRICTN TT AART OONN ST HER Oe RTD) Nr. Morris, our Minister, replied in a lief address, oe assuring them of the interest felt in the United States for Greece. Theu, true to the character of li-ir ancestors, MONDAY, Aug. b—=0 1 Ke who never lost the opportunity of duking a speech, the Cold closes at 145 5, efter selling ot 1475 und 148, about and made 2 <peech of or any, exhorting then tGoil-besting Government stocks are firm, and 108] was to Lold fast their democratic priucipics. I peid for G20 of 1805, wud 19-40: *0, The 7-308 aro a After sundry rounds of cheering ou the one pai and the oie firmer. fo other, our Greek friends departed, 10 olebrate the rest of oy their 4th of July, by themselves, sual] businesz. The sual slocks are gene ely ches) or At is my impression Yogk howe Greeks were, for themost aud pedected, Muribos Preferred sold «020 and Water mem bers of the Greek Democratic Club of Constanti- power gt 81, The railway share market is quite irreenlar ‘hich presented to Mr. Moras, or Mivisier, lust RR I ra a LL wéple, which ON IISar, Ws pack Land aud Port Wayne have been active, the former Fosedling ut 1045 ol the Latter wt 104) at the First Board, war, 4 large and elegant gold medal, snuck iu honor of President Ancoln, U The vest of the list was neglected, In Erie little doing, ‘The Republican party in Groecais nndonbiediy very sirong st the present time, but I have very series doubts whetlie After the catlt) nT) A Greek Republic would not be putserncd iter the Repub oo Me allthe markol was dull aud drooping, and no Hog vf Sout) Apesica puthes thag of the United States, lage buying vas noticed, At the Second Board the market e people of Republic must Lave not only eduction, was dull, aud but Bittle disposition SF But moral character. They must have sou idea of Fight s dull, aud but little disposition was showa (0 opoiite, P RSET Afier the call thegoarket, was dull and closed rather same Giesk editor faced 20 minutes in Greek to Lis own com railway mortzazes and State bouds s apd wrong or their Republic will be a divciace to the nae heavy at quotations, The closing prices were: Water nfortnnately these are qualities which ure w ting in Power, Shad: Olio aud Misis Goal 2% the Creck charicter. 4 i ry, dy i L I oy MM i Pi wi. adn; (anton Conpany, ola; pmbedand Preferred, 46a 17; I Western Union, 5000 wig; Quicksilver, 19) 477 Mun PELL H ehsiivor, £3} a 475; Mun- Meaty PAHATY 4 hi beese Mervehaue, poca Prefered, Ww 51; New-York Ceutrul, 100; 2 1043; wi a i v 4 1 Tlie Clovelaiud Plaines’, A Eiie, Gitasly; Mulson River, all; Reading, The failure of Budlong, the extensive Geauga Coun. 1 Bedneae MnLijste, at Chardon, was srnounced on 110, 2105; Micuizon Southern, 81a 81 Nhnois Central, esdoy. Mis liabilities amount 10 avout $20.00, Alopt 1201 EFA; Clevelind un Aviom in 2 0T. (ave. hee ves: s azo Mr, Budlonz came ont to t3. te You i eh Clyrelnnd i Thi v Ugly BCLBLI Kove New-York, and estoblished cheese fetory at Parka f land and Toledo, 15) 2113); Rock Island, 101) 163; Geauga Connty, Waving previously contacted with the neigh 1 North-Western, So, #307; North-Western Preferred, Gila horiug fame: to furnishing ther nolk for the season, 8h Wav firs (ni! ig N y hy Owing AB] the ery heavy advances in pw y Wy "oe oll I) Le, ‘a "a Hae B. was said [n Lave cleured ‘over ROM0N that season, dine Peahanea seattle 1071 AT During the pas: 1wo voars ie has been a heavy ina ho on. Swrime fixenange is nOWINA Iy 1 Ja los for 60 days, ed, Eg d some sliort sight st 10%) a 108g zainst Os mnipped. at Chardon, in the neighborhood of which Le bad purcle we large number of forms, stockivg them with cows, He was Mogey id abundant a! Ad per ect on eall. 1a com- congecicd With a Mens Xors boas, unl c syle ow Stokoe, Le te fy Mr. Budlorg, duricg his rocidecce 1 been very jublic-spiititad, and i done much to w business spirit in that veglon—poaiicularly wn Chardon, which place bas jesounted with Lasue und oir for the past PEAY OF 150, Enilong mereal paper (thle doing, st former rates, est names sell 81 5, aud good at H3@ 6, There 1s less National enr- reney seeking use, and it is the opinion of experionced dewlers in enrreney thi! the demuud for €ir ulation dung the coming Auton will not only cuploy all at prosont ut the bauks of the Atlantic cities, hint for thezn to call their 5 per cent loans 1 set currency from that quarter Lounge County, Liss i Arvival of Hamill at Pittsburgh. “ts From The Pillsburgh Po’ Aug. 0 Vie Pitteburghors were out iu jull force to do Louor to the Little Engine,” A fremcidols the cominand of y make it profitable {hie subTr asuy, HAD 6 following are the comparative ig sew biod ut the 1 Lion depot Ie before the train wi when 1)¢ cars arrived the throng arc ud them was oli ata penetrable. About 20 carriages, with their cecupants, tog. 4 the detaclioent of the hire de pAcIment 10 1 the ciowd 1 BN TR I St Ri ri 171 150,04 were thers jn line. "fhe process formed in the ord spect 3,708,510 S448 00 Db ad bi nounced in the morping papers, wind =f avodl ool ok up Cirenlatie $821 2 y 1 ho the line of march for the Duquesne I ouen, Deposits i a 1 2¢, A braes bands in Lavupome baad ed the 10s, Tega) “19 £0,235.07% Iie. $00,500 res of the Buk

the payment of the prine pal, and by rales of gold; but no effort has been mede in earnest to fd the Shot Lure rency Delt, Extract irom a letter dated Chicago, Aug. IN: irios at promioent stations oi the roads end from others we'l posted, and all ngrea tint wheat is nbove an average crop sad of the best quality; it is nearly all eut and cured inthe best possible condition, Jy e outs aud barley areall good and being harvested rapi dr. The weather so far for Larvest his been very favorable, and espe (ally for corre, The Michigan Central Road earned in July, de 1 have made ing Vigo... 8520.10] 1866. ......8324,580 Decrease. $4.9 The last week showed a goin of $10,005, The Michigan Southern rond earned in July, 1865... SI C81] 1856... %378,1% Increase. 20,416 The Rock Island Railroad earned in July, 1865. [ERCP $204,112] Decrease... 48 105 The Grand Trunk Road eamed the fourth week in Juiy, 1866... ....8125,474 1e63.......9117,470 Incraoms..... 8,08 ‘The receipts of the Wesiern Umon Rarlroad Cow pany were, for the week onding July 3), 1806... 622,230 85] 1665. .817,208 33] Tocrease.. $4,043 0 The sale of the Mis issippi and Missouri Ra'lroad mad on the 9th July last, by virtue of the decree of foreclosure and sale. hes been confirmed Vy the Cirenit Court of the United States, for Towa, 08 we learn by telegraph. ‘The foreign imports to New-York compere as follows: 1564. 1463. 18566. Pry Goods... $2,110,524 $00,102 02,750 Gen’! Merchandise 3,000,041 PX Ye) 2,424,704 Tots! for the week 85,716,165 81,007,029 05,163 54 Previously repor od 140.240 173 02,010.049 107,940, 14% Since January 1... $118 00008 $9 475,708 8.02 408,002 The Manchest r (England) Courier announces the falls ore of Messrs, Thomas Lund Brother of Blackburn, merchants, and of Messrs. Lunds Vernon of Liverpool, cotton brokers, and those parties, it is believed, are debtors to the Pregtor Buuking Cowpens to the auouvrt of A500.000, The Louwisvil Jornal Salhi Money watiers remain guict and unchanged. Tle supply of capital ample for al) purposes, and first class paper is oly taken es while loans upon vndonbied security are uict and somewhat irregular, roadily made, LxcLange is Holders gen: buying at par and selling at 1-20 @1.10 prem iam, erally evince more firmness for most leading staple articles, which is not with the views of hoyers; henoe, but little dispo- sition prevadls to operate, Cotton 1s 17m snd more buoyant, not ithatandiog the favorable reports as to the growing ofop. The supplies of ginin ere scarcely adequate to the demand, and ‘prices vuie higher. Outs are scarce and stifler, with un. favorable reports owing to the continned reins, which have also had some damaging offect on the bay crop. At Cincinnati on Friday the money market was more crease in the offerings of regular mercadi- First class outside paper was For customer’ active, and an iu tile paper wae oberved. discounted at 12 per cent iQ SOM6 Cascs. paper Ra 10 per cent is given as the ruling range. The New-Oreans cotton stateiwent for Monday last is ws follows: Haer Brock on hand Ne ober 1, 186 werrreetis v3,259 Received slace Saturday............. 0 3 Liecelved PEOVIOUMY. cr cceeneooeooe oo +L II=T42.060 veins oo EI, 819 PEE LLL Total Fr ported since yesterday. Lxported proviously...o.oo.o aesns Shi von TH, SuA=T138.489 Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared, #40 1%e Boston Traceller of saturday evening says: Tils has been a quiet week in fisanein) circles, and capital: ists us well as banks bave not been able to use then money to advantage, for lenders have ontnumbered borrowers. he common rate of interest has been but eboice loans on de mand Lave been made ot 5 per cent, The discount market, for the most of the time, was dull and inactive, owing to a con: {aed scarcity of commercial paper of the right stamp. Boy- ors generally Lave refused to g ve their notes for merehand.se, proferring to pay the cash or availing themselves of short hook- credits, To a moderate extent, vegotintions of prime doulle names were made at 5) per cent. In another part of this column w ill be found an PE oficial Now enl process, The ta’ fuge al the different mills upon the grant amount, at a fair est. mate, to (00 000 tune; they have heretofore been con. sidered of too ttle value to attempt to werk them with hope of a profit, hat tests made during my visit show that a grand mistake has been made, and these neglected sands can be worked at a very swall expense and produce a larger yield than the present averuee of the rock from the mines. Thirteen tuns of the ta lings Lom ihe Bear Valley Mill ground, in Kaox steam hettom pans, With the introduction of certain chemicals snknown to me, yielded £152% per tun. Sioee 1 left, 1 have been informed that tho yield hae increased to &.8 per tun, Iho Princeton twhiogs by a test made by Ha'l Brumagn, in thelr machinery, gave $10 per tur, According to these figures, yon bave [o #1ght over $1,000,000 that can be realized at a cost of bess than cue be i that amount, To furnish you with a tvasgiets statement of the flaaneial coudition of the property, and the plans that have suggested themselves to me for 4 more feal ment requires me to cuter into viinute details to be understood, therefore I shal wake ibe pup) cts for a future report. enpeeifully, your obedient servant, Wi T. Bourg, te Markets Cinrri Lay Kavonten yok TEx N Y. Tarnvsn, MONDAY, Aug, 6, [F066 ASHES The market n Poleratelt active and steady at $x pa be 0 for Pots, 810 0481570 for Pearls, COFFEE=Ro ia stil held with maeh Crmpess, but the mar- ket i juiet, and we have uo sales to advise, Other kinds are pachive, COPTON—The market bas heen very dull, about the only demand being to supply Immediate wants of spinners, and wo hear of but "25 bales. Prices are unsettled and nominal, at about 36 je. for Middliug Uplands to 36a 3% je. for New-Or- leurs and Teun FLOUR AND MEAT The inquiry for Western and State Flour is limited and with larger arrivals prices aro lower, the decline belng 104 152. on the low and medinm grades, and le @2'c. on the better brands; the demand is chietly from ib3 trade; the sales are 100 bbls, at $5 653 $7 25 for Superfine State sud Western; 86 £74 $5 35 for ordinary and ecomwon Latra State; $4 40a 8. 45 for Fancy do.; 86 Era 88 55 for the low grades of Spring Wheat Western Istria; #3 40a 89 45 for Shipping Ohbro, 00 810 80 for Trade and Family brands of Ohio, Michigan and Indians, and $9 Toaki4 25 fur St. Louis Eitras, Canadian kloor isdul), beavy and 100, lower; sales of “6 bbls at &8 a #0 40 for the low grades of Lxira, and $920 a2 for Trade and I'nmly brands. Southern Flour 1s in od demand aod uncharged, vales of #00 bbls. at #9104811 a Common to a'r Baltimore and Country Ixtias, and #11 10 485 for Trace and Famuly brevis R, o Floor is more plenty and ia lower; sules of OF) bbls, at 85 08005 Corn Meal in steady; sales of 474 bbe at #4 e0 for Marsh's Calorie, aud #20 for Brandy wine GRAIN—The Wheat werket on very quiet, millers hold off for lower prices, and no eales are made public; choles Spring is rally held with coufilence, but other kinds nre lower eld we hear only of a sale of 00 bush. new Amoer Jersey ut 8277, ond one of 510 bush, New White Georgia ot 82 »5-<Le quality handsome. Rive is jusctive and heavy at 75 who, for Western, and €1 00 Zor Etate, and 81 10 for Canadian, Harley Malt is io limited demand at #1 40 #1 20 jor State ond Ca West, Oats are freely offered and are again lower; sales of 68,000 bush. at 2 @40c. for Heated; 42@130. for fair to good Chicago; tu for State, and oe wide, for Jersey and Soutbern, Corn is abandent but bolders quite firm in view of the limited arrivils; sales unimportant, but owing to the sonreity of freight room the business is restricted; sales df Jus, 080 bush, at fa’vie for Unsound; ‘Ba@id!e, for Red Mixed; 792800 rr Western Mised, the latter for cholo; wo weve, for do, Yellow; eo. for Hound Yellow, and $1 06 for Western White. HOPS are firm and in good demand for home consumption; we quote at from 20a 4) 0c., a8 to growth and quality. HY M1'— Manila is in good demand and firm at 10;c., gold; other kinds are inactive and nominal. HAY 11s demand is moderate, but with a seareity of New are firm: we [uote at aie, for Shipping, and $12 joes for Retail lots, i Totor Ketan ot 19 frm and in good demand, at $1 50 for Common ana #2 for Lamp. i LA’) HS—Fastern are fiom and in fur demand; the supply in limited; wales st 84, three mouths, MOLASSES The market is dull, and we have only to note 200 hide, Cuba in Jota at 0a Sc, NAVAL STORES—Spirits Turpentive is somewhat de- pressed by liberal arrivals and we quote at Dwi, exvite id, a in bond, Tar was quiet at $3283 0, Crude tine, $4:5 Common Rosin, £325, and quiet. O118— Linseed romaine frm at #1 £0; Fish Ouls are without change; the Aemand Yimited; we quote Crode at &1 25, and do, Sperm ai #2 Lard Oil remains dull at $1 10@¥2 for No. 2, No. 1 and rice, PETROLEUM-The [n uiry continues nd, and prices favor the s: lier. The supply of Retinod is in eed limited, We quote Crude at 290, and 22 ae. in bulk; Refined in bond at 3d 450. and do. free at Ssadie. PROVISIONS dhe Lasiness timated, but prices have improved, closing, however, rather dull at our inside quotations: the sales arc 4% bbls, Mens at 831 J) @%31 “04, cash, and £31 42, reguiar, 1ioef is without special change—tle business is moderate; sales of 250 bbls, at 810.820 for Plain Mess, aud $20a$:4 for Extra do. In Tieree Deef and Deef Hams pothing of moment is doing, in Pork has been extremely statement in regard fo the Mariposa Mining Co, ih Ho 3 t ten ken hold of voperty in and prices aro pominal, Cut Mcats an acon are als hat its Directors have taken hold of the prope ey ppl ely quiet; the small sapply on hand checks busi. earnest, there sees no wood reason why it should not pGce. nriees are frm, though nominal Lard is better and in 2 Brotecto anit ie l ven fiir Jeman sales of 560 bile, and t 2, at 12@ 1932, for No, [rove ue aod as 13 projec a I I year 1% a “top City, and 203 a2 for Western. OON PR of Saturday says: The Miners J The quantity of coal sont by J 7 ne JB SLPIL road this week Ad 1510N MARKET, 4) O'CLOCK. --ThLerg was Go.Y GLmiled Luriucke iD Tork Dek poices are wiihont hange; wo sales of 200 hble. Mess, oh $31 764, cash. Other Provisions ars firm, bat dull, SEED S~rass Seeds remain dull, ar d in the absence gnles prices are non inal; Roagh Flax Naed is firm at 3J v4 #3 50, Calcutta Linseed is firm at $425 in Bostor. RICE—Prices remain pretey firm, but there is not much ae- tivity, sud we have only to note 10 bacs Rangoon Oo, SUGARS—Raw Sugars eonti' ne dull, heavy, and somowt unseitled: 841s to-day of about 700 Libde, at 105 for Cuba and 134 @4}e. for Porto Rico, Refined are dull ut 16; 4 it for Hurds, I'ALLOW-The inquiry is limited, but in change to note; swall elis at 122i City, WOOL—-We have still to note a very dull and depressed market for Domestic Fieeees; prices Lave fallen oi aud a further concession 18 anticipated, AS the stock is accumnlats ing, there is a disposition to sell. The speealative demand hes entire ly abated, and we have no inquiry whatever from manu: facturcrs, Foreign deseriptiors are very quiet but holders are not disposed to sell nniess at full prices. We gnote, in curs rency, as follows: Domestic Fleeces, at 45@ 30e, for Native nud one-qiiter Merinoes; 5 wide. for one ha!f and threc-quarter do; Siatoe, for full-blood de. and 82@bbe. for Saxony prices we Lave no for Western aed LMT Washed Cordova: Chilian at 2i@dle, for Unwaslh d Mestizo and Merino; Cape of Good Hope, 30@3%e. for Unwashed; Bast Indin, 352 hoe. for Washed, and “African at wae. for Unwashed, and 20@ 100. for Wash d WilISKY—The market is dull bat prices are at £2 for Western, LA aly a Receipts of Produce, 15,377 bbls, Fleur, 436 bbls, Whisky, 1,135 bls, Corn Meal, 1,071 Saeks Oileake, 15003 bush, Wheat, £0,741 Corn, 93,130 hush, Oats, 3 pas, Ashes, 7 bike, ors, to Cut Moats, 100 kogs Lard, 1,146 dM. Petroleum. Ava 6. based, phe BR a Fmancial, IY OF QUINCY, ILLINOIS, BONDS, —}Hold- won for NEW BONDS wiich v1 on KIDD, PIERCE July 27, 1068 es of suid Bouls can eaclionge pays, like State Bonds. Address or Co., *o. 19 Broad st., Now BRE LED STATES TREASURY, INFEREST DEPARTMENT, the Stal York, New York, Aozust 3 1066, SCHEDULES OF (3) THIRTY OR MORE “7.307 COI PONS. maturing after the 15h instant, wi'l pow be recoived for exe ec ination st the Interest Department of the United Ftates Ticasuiy H. 1. VAN DYCK. Assistant Treasurer United States. vier Co, No. 52 Want New-Yorg, Joly 19, 1665, OLDERS of the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY, fulling die on the 1st day of NOVEMBER ucxt, are requested to furnish ne on or before the 10th day of AUGIHST proxiwo, with thelr add es aud wnount of ssid bonds held by thei, WINSLOW, LAUIER Co. YOMAN ‘BROS, Mining 8tock at 812 50 per shave, VJB TAYLOR, Presidect, Addies Box No. 119 Tribune Office, J OFFICE OF TRE AMERICAN OIL AND MINING COMPANY, IANKING OFFICE OF WINSLOW, LA ,r a No. 22 WV ILLIANMET, NI w-VORK, Ane 3, 166, WIE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING of the plaction of TRUSTEES Stockhoblers of this Company for the for the en uing yeor wil be held at the office ot JAMES "I. McLEAN. No, 176 Broadway en MONDAY, doth iwet. Poll open trou ite? o'clock p. mM. 8. AM, COCKEIN, Sucretery, FRAYELING CREDITS on Messrs, J. 8 MOR. GAN Co, LONDON (Succes cra ta GEO. PEABODY Co), svulsvle in the orineipal c ties of EVROPE sud tho FAST, issued by DABNEY MORGAN Co, No. +3 Exchange: plye FEICE of MAYNARD TIEMANN, MINING ENGINEERS CONSULTING HEMISTS. No 240 Pea lot, N.Y..ond Contes] City, Colorad, Assay of Gold and Sliver. Amsiyes of Ores. Miner 1a, Furnes products, 45:no, Moda Ash, ke. ke, Sooetal attention give to the snalyses of fron cies, fron slag, and frou croder, JN ANCIAL. —RAILROAD BONDS d, sod RAITLIROAD TRON ished hy contract, Adderes THOMAS RAWLINGR Noo, 163 and 104 Gro! Honse, Oud Bioad-et., London, rozlud, Sarr or New houn, BANK Deraryvesy ALBANY, April 21, 106% NOTICE IR HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Chap- a ter 236, Laws of 1850 and 474, Lowe of 1088, that the circulating votes lasned to the CHATHAM BANK, 4 baniiog association located in the City of New-York, will be redecwed at par, by he Superintend- ent of the Banking Department, on presentation at THE NEWYORK NATIONAL STATE BANK in the Cay of Albany, for siz years from the date hereof, and not thereat or. 1 he outstandmg eircolating notes of the 1. d bank mn a8 aforesaid, within ax years (rom the date hereof; which sLail rot be presented for redemption and payment titam thus rpeeifivd will cease to be a Lurie upon tho bauds of the Superintendent for that pur, wil lantwTu Gu WLNO

OTICE 18 HI v N\ ters J, Laws of 158 negotiate sthe presented ard rll notes witkin the ford in ta we IUYLER, Sep JANK DEPARTMENT, VLBANY, Murch 24, 180%, EREBY GIVEN, pursuant to chap- and 476 laws of 1845. that the circa lating notes issued to the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, a banking association, Jocated io the city of New York, will be redeemed, AT PAR. by the Saperintsndent of the Bank! Depsrtment, on presenta tion at the New York National State Bank, wn City of Albany, and at the National Bank of North Awerica of Ngw-York, in the city of Now York, for wiz years from tie date hereof snd not thoreaiier. The outstanding circolating uote s of the hank, m itendent st be presente d, as aforesaid, within six years from tio date hereof; and all notes, which shall not be rresented for redemption «nd payment within the tine thus specified, will cense to bea charge upon the fund dn the hands of the Superintendent jor that purpose. Wl SCHUYLER, Superintendent, ANY [CE.—A meeting of the Stockholders of the AN NEWYORK end NEW-TTAVEN RAILROAD COMPANY willbe te'd at Tyler's Hall, in the City of New-Haveu, on the 8th day of August peat, at Ll o'clock a. 1 to consider and at upon resolation of the Genersl Asrembly of Conueeticat, approved Sth Juie 1808, authorizing the Company to iru0 ten thousand shares of capital stock of one hundred dollars ach, to vrovide mesus to pay the bonds of ald Company. —New- York, July 14, 1865, SCRANTON, President, Banking Hones and Bankers. VERMILYE CO. No. 44 WALLST, GOVERNMENT STOCKS (0MPOUND INTEREST NOTES. CLOSING PRICES, NEWYORK, August 8, 1566. {Ruy-| Rell: Buy-| Fell ing. ing. ing. ing. Registered, 1004! 1082 Tana 1044 104} Coupon, Bhereriunss {aomg| wo] ru 1043 1044 1054, Lod, tue, 109 July, o, Len) Aug, Opt, Midg) i15 1st i 1251 113 520 Registered, 62. 1 520 Coupon, *62,...1 V8 ool 106 vel JOS 520 Coupon, ‘84... 820 Coupon, "ed... wo i 3

i Notes, 104. J 1. L LN B* NKING HOUSE JAY COOKE (0. CORNER WALL AND NASSAUSYR,, NEW. YORK. a folienpply of GOVERNMENT PONDS OF ALL ISSULS, SEVENAHIRTIES, CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, AND COMPOUND INIVREST NOTES, Aud exe ute orders for purchase aid w's GOLD JAY COOKL Co. i 1 FISK HATCH. BANKERS, No. 5 NASSAV.57, BUY wud SELL AT MARKEP RATES ALL DE CRIPIIONS oy GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. ACCOUNTS of BANKS, BANKERS acd others RECEIVED on favorable terme. 4 COLLECTIONS MADE THROUGHOUT THE UNITED TATES AND CANADAS, wr CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT ISSUED. ANIELS, CROZIER COL, BANKERS ond 1ININO BROKLURS, No. 44 Nessao-st., New York, Fapecisl allention given to Co'orado Gold Minfuz Stoke. Nurwoop A& LOCKWOOD, No. 22 Willlaor #2, New-York, BANKERS AND BROKERS In Stocks, Bonds snd Governueut Sesuritfer. Accounts of Hake Bache snd cibers raceived on tavorsble terme. A. 0. NORWOOD, of the New-York Stock Exclanes, INO, F. LOCKWOOD, ormerly of Buffalo, Now-York TURNER BROTHERS, BANKERS snd DEALERS in GOVERNMENT SECURTITES, Accounts sow tad—4 per cent inter t siloved ou dally Dulanies= Lave REMOVED to No. [4 NASSAUS I Wividend Notices. Tor NaT10NAL Paxx or 13 EE Nrw-Yong. July il, Ts, DIV IPEXD of i 1A) A PER CENT for the lat six months, and sn Extra DIVIDEND of FIV A HAY Lave Ei declined payable on MONDAY, Dy HAA han ment ax, LOW, FORD, Cesliler, ROADWAY INSURANCE COMPANY, 3 No. Li BROADWAY July 24, 1066, rstasssrsnssrsistaasedrasier ere B00, THIRTY FIRST DIVIDEND. V1 Hoard of Dire tors have Je TY RE or ry ey Dirtcurt have Ce overnment tax, payable on snd alte) at 1 on ao A HIN WRAY, Feorstary RVING FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No, 0 Wailst Now-York, Angus 1, 1078, OAPI 2 1, iy prev v iced vesivinsvi ASSES, Aazust 106s... ants a 14 LIABILITIES, Ao ust 1, 1000, Ye 338 The d of Ireciors lave this diy declared a IVIDEN FIVE PER CENT, paysbie on desuard, oo WEN! 2 hl MARTIN L. CROWELL, Seeielary. DANK OF 2 WE MANHATIAN COMPANY, yin Nuw York, 20th July, Hie, 1 H President and Dixectors of the MANITATIAN COMPANY Lave this day DFU LARED a SEMI ANNA DIVIDEND of FIVE (5) PER CENT (free row Government oo out ofthe profits of the lust slx c10uths, payable on aud after FRIDAY, the 10th proximo. J. 8. HARBERGER, Cashier. Orrick or 1ux New York FIRR INSURANCE Con, Niw Your, Adogust 4 1004, in our now marble block, AUCUSTUE COLSON, Jr, Secrelaa), a eck to-morrow, at $31 621, closing at Fleeces: ade, for No, Pulled; #@00¢. for Superfine do, BANKERS AND DEALERS 1040 Registered... 3 Sof Dee, 1. Notes, 1864.1 Log) 110 10.40 Coupon.......| "8 "0 May, Notes, 1865, 1004] 108 N.Y. Bounty Loan! 1} 104) Aug, I. Notes, 1855. i} 107 Ueld....... veresesee] MIG 1G, Sept CL Notes, ios, LORE LA August, 7.00...... iA od! TAR Of, 0, Notes, 1365,,] 1065 dtd We buy and sel st the most bers eurient prices, end keep on usnd of STOCKS, BONDS, aud Amusements. er BAP AAP NPA Py vr LYMPIC TIHEATER. Leouard Grover, RT LUESDAY EVENING, August 7, 1854, walsom of the very success] presutalion LAR FAIRY LEGEND, ik ICE WITCH, ICE Wricr, Th rd week and coud: GORGLOLS SPECTAC ICE WITCH, ICE WITCH whieh nightly enjoys a noes of tla mr ost positive and rure order. FOIDED [IT of the PROTEAN FAIRIES, the 5 WEBB SISTERS, p WBE S1Tv Ne As MINNA and LADY VELA io the Speciacles i VERY GREAT SUCCESS Of the ENTIRE CAST. oonceds 4 one of THE VERY STRONGEST Presented ins spectacolar play within muny yeors wre KATE NEWTON, THERESA WOOD, Mrs, SAIN! 4 Venrs GEORGE CLARKE, E. LAME, WARD, WIitiING FOSTER, and others of marked sxcel ence, THY DELIOHTFUL TRANSFORMATION sutinuesto charm, with MsGRAND SCENIC VUING MUSIC, DREAMY CHORUSES ang of Mile THERESA WOOD iT vi gtie ese oct BENTRAD the PLEASING DANCES and Miss MILLIE FOWLER, and Bu@cse. for Extia de; Maile. for common washed California; 27 @Yc. for fino de. and 15@%w. First introduction of s CORGEOUS FINALY, for Texas. We qaote Foreign as follows: South American THE FLFIN DELL, THE ELFIN DEL. at Baie. for common Washed; Rade. jor Un THE ELFEN DEG, THE ELFIN DEL. washed Mestizo and Merino; 2@48e, for Vashed THE GRAND OERMAN OPERA CHORUS, Entre Rios: iad for Unwashed Creole; s0240e, lor engaged expressly to sustain the billisut LLhomscs with which the play w= rep ete, Jddil lon to reversal entirely new compositions, piv the spectacle, renders the pared cxpiessly r this p chwrming things fiom Undine Lorine,” Romeo and Joliet” sud “Night in Grousda which ui ltly scare euthusartiv iw petitions, THE ICE WITH is a legerd of the North of Earope, and ls wril on up by tie dranse Mr BUCKSTONE to present im most ples ing rul coma of scvercl oper Cn {ixariant freedoin «fs ever-verying incident, it cannot dito tirely new to thi wvstie legend 2 AS BAKEK pthc; gt ol stupwd with te features In grand spect ar form, It Bs believe d that vo other pre sentation of this p ay, wth Ms eal nee of neatly forty yeors, las ever contained 80 nny solver om ww Replete with seein i offeety, fromthe rising J Uwe cur'alnte the bn le, of the most gorge cia and brikiant character, from the very abies pencils of Messrs HAYES aud D. A, STRONG; prraestod with weird end fairy he i music, composed expressy (0 o performs of the stury by Mi, n will N MUSEUM, J3ARNUM: REV AMERICA Broadway, between spring snd Prince sta, FN YABLY COOL OVER 200.000 CURIOSITIES, RARE 5» LGULAR, VALU ZV LE. Lu ba seen at sll hours, FROM SUNRISE UNTIL 10 CLO K 0, ANOTHER WEEK AND UNABATED ST (TT ULASS LOWERS, CWO NYL-GHAUS. PARESE PLUMAGE, AFRICAN CROWNED CRANES, BLACE SWANS THE AFRICAN VULTURE, THE ADJUVANT. LIVING OF RANG OUTANG FROM BORNEO, ONE DUNDRED LIVING MONKEYS, 2 America, VHREE DWARFS, CIRCASSIAN GIRL, LIVING BIEDs Of DIR. be IAN'S SPLENDID seb CTACLLAR PANTOMIME, Mi, OG. L FOX, MISS KATE PENNOYER MR CK rox, and tra ful and efeiont GRAND PANTOMIME COMPANY, EVERY AFFERNOON of 2, EVENING a I the new and gorgeous Con's Pantomime, JACK AND GILL WENT UP TUE RHLL, REMARKABLE TRANSFORM TONS, LAUGHABLE TH" LY ard MIRTILINSPIRING INCIDENTS, Inthe elegant #PACIONS SALOONS, SPACIOUS SALOONS, MASTER ALLEY TURNER, INFANT DRUMMER MAMMOTH FAT CLLD, Sizer youre old, weighs 6

BLS A FAIUN, ING BOA CONSIRICTORS, 125 PORTRAITS OF N. A INDIAN CHIEFS, taken from drawings wate from Lite, constitol ing the most ealervive, INDIAN PORTRA'T GALLERY IN THE wonrLn Cosmorsas, Lear: ed deal, Happy bumly Cirand Aquaria Fiza, Ueological, loz and hamizmatic Cole 1H torsional Retles 100 060 other Curiositins, Adurission, 0 cents, Cllidren under ton, 15 cents, INVER GARDEN. TUESDAY EVENING Large LIVING 3 HORNED LIN AT'GUST 1. tn eomptance with numeroas reque ts. the Jebrated comod wm, JOHN BROUGIHAM, w I anpear this evening and ir POSIIVELY THIS WEEK ONLY, Ls own world-famons KE xiraviy ra POCA ONT AS i Ot, YE OENTLE SAV GE, presen’el with ils BEAUTIFUL SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS, rr LH, KING POWSIEASTAN, Kingol the [sears as, IOUN BROUGH AM cahont vo Mise Enilic Melv eo Capt, Joh Smith casei rans anaes snnsntnnnssn]iife de Kn Rub AND A SPLENDID CAST. The perf gmuice will commence with the music farce ent ded JENNY LIND, Forny Laat ey ings. co cosrrannnisns veriares Mins Emilie Mcivile with sony, i Paron Swigiteff Beery (withaso vee Mre J.C Duin H WW. S Ardrras Oranby Gaf..ouurisorrrssssnssssnsrsrasssissses i Mondey, August 13, wi! ba prodoced with nw and wplond. d roenery, Rew costumes, ar A elegant appointments, an entirely pew sid original romantic dia oa, Ly JOUN BEOUGIIAM, entiticd O DONNELL'S MISSION, Doers open 5h. Cowmenca at 8 o'clock, VW ALLACKS Ninth Week of tha Engriement of the POPULAR IRISH COMIDIAN, MK, DAN. BRYANT, DARQIUIVOCAL BUCCESS OF THE NEW DRAMA! OF SHAMI 3 O'BRIEN, TUR BOULD BOY OF ¢LENGALL SHAMUS O'BRIEN. .cossiisiirssins ..Mr, DAN ERYANY, V4 ith (he great paliiotic songs tit'ed th GREEN ABOVE THE RED! Witten expressly for him Ly JOHN 8. ILEVERICH, eq. rod res eoived every evening swith the greatest cull wins, Sr Derry Down, ap Foxlish Tous... Mr, AIL Davenport Other characters by Mossrs, OC, Fisher, Geo, Lolland, B. T Rig: old, J. Magen, Williswson, Browne, Leo ard, Mise Koss Coches, Sith &e., £2 In the course «f the Jolin Sefton, Mie, Mark piece the creat RUCTION Ja Ry the characters, Pronoun od great sUo008 SHAMUS O BRIEN EVERY NIGHT, emma" Foot L nssiipgm— WwW OOS THEATER. Admission SU cents LAST WIGHT bot thes of tho season and of the charuise WOURRELL SISTERS. TUESDAY. Anguat 7 BENET OF Mr MW. LECFINGWELL, when wid be presented. alo on WEDNESDAY MATINEE EVENING the following powerful bil; The Urect Hit (barieeque) CINDERELLA: avo by permission of Jobs Broughen, esa, Lis bi tlesque of LH PAMORA, THE LAST OF THE POLLYWOGS TOO MUCH FOR GOOD NATURE, Ii: a! of wuich the Beneficinize wil appear. THURSDAY EVENING, August 9, GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT To the Staze Muvasr B. A. NAKE when the 4 atinguished Comadisnna (bov.og kindly volunteered) MISS MARY PROVOST, topether with the WORRLLL SISTERS, Mr Clad Hew how PONY PASTOR end a Lost of telent will appear, re OLD BOWERY THEATER. Eugsgouent for Six Nights Only of the NICOLO PROTEAN COMBINATION, Til NCOLO TROUYE, ‘he ATLAS, LIVING LADDER AND AERIAL Raps, OBXRTO NICOLO, THE WUNDER OF THE AGE, ine dered Might of One Hundred Feet, the most Wenders! U tiem. peat of modern times, iret appearscce of 8. W. Smith, By Elin, LM. Reer wd the CG eat Winy. Mite Deiphine, and tie baantiful dan ease Mle. Victories Rewer ve good OLEA PUDRIDA cf amusement, AY AFTERNOON ed sre 4 ON n in da i river SPORTS GRAND MATINEE ON SATURD B LLECKER ST. CIRCUS, Between Porry aul Charlot. BY REQUEST OF PROMINENT CITIZENS, SIX DAYS LONGER. POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK or CHIARINIS ROYAL SPANISH CIRCUS. Jwo PERFO RMANCE DAILY, Vow mening MONDAY, August 6, ar 24 o'vloe! om, Fim LAST WEEK OF THE FAVORITES, y Sigror SEBASTIAN, the great Itaisn Eqoeeirian sud boa (a enied aon. ROMY RO, fn new ste, NFLSON BROTHERS, the wo dor”! Acrobste of the Ne. LA PEVIEY KALLY, tn Lar act of binot Ecole, with ber A ebisn Steed, ABD EL. KADER, Signer Chlarlus Etbiopin, pobil, TUEODORO CUBA, ip bor goes! z SOME RSAULT ACT. WwW. i AVMAR, THE AMERICAN HUMORIST. Tr I Lid dren under 10,..... su2u8ssasansas vids SER: CHIARINI, Proprieve err asERE Rasa a. d baling THOMAS™ GARDEN CONCERTS, Al TERRACE GARDEN Third-ave, baimese Fit y-eighih and Fifty ninth-els THIS TUPSDAY EVENING, AUO. 7, A PHE FIFTY-POURTH OF THEO. Ti BRILLIANTLY SUCCESSFU fie wh. RAM 1. Mach" Pr i Ney 2, vi. re~* Wilkiaw Tet Retna. 2. Walts—" Die ersten Lay 4, Se'etiou—"" Matha ¥Violew 3, Overt ro—*' Pre loss sess Weber 0. Acdente, from Ibe bi phony vererrriniees so Beg cves 7, Grand Fauipesd—" Milsammwer Night's Dream reqoeel 8. Neta'niider (A Ton Pic rela four Tablesux).. +o Lambye 9 Wate" ope”, vessaRIsRL INS coo Lames 10. Sel ootfop=e""Ral's Iu Masulera' Lo Ved 2 Tal) v oN JOUNT O HE WEAY LN, ADMISSION, TW ENLY FIVE CENTS, NEV OPERA HOUSE, PITTSBURGH. AE LL a Sg hr Nets 4 Rig, 30" Yrompt C.D. HESS, Dae ter Lectures and Meetings. BE ECTURE ASSOCIATIONS desir 4otihie Rev, WAL HM LBURN i AA shi ng, Mich wil) mek spplication =o IL HITCHCOCK, Lans! Th Excursions. bls FE NTENARY CAMP MEETING, on Long Jeisnd. 4 wilbeircld at North he corimencing MONDAY cust 0, Lhe wisanbost D A York, al JAS pom, stopp! N will leuve Peck! of Thirty acve thes, turning, leave Nor hpor® at b 4d ay BR, sit Re A Be wteemboet STAMYORD will leave Fulton ot Tew. Broomeo wt, at 7000, a tsare Fallon ou iy W turning, ieave Noithipor: al 4:80 p.m, All b taken cn the boets un Monday, Angus s, 9) raturned ry Lo th, rae of charge, AILY EXCURSIONS DOWN THE BAY De- Halted Summed axcursices by the Lavorite Tewcle flow, air, (2 e 1, from No, 32, tok A Meh Rives, at Yl ww, enbiscige through t we sod Lewar Easy. past Fonts Lata ette, Le, to Wh aad retvinfig to New York, acriviagat 2:0 p. 0. J fog the rene ip weorti. Children under tas years of 3 MLN CLAYTON DRS URSION SEASON of 1506. y TO 101 RIal3 AND TRAVELE Frorslon tickes at eduod rates trom News Solle, Lake Ontario, Yivor 80 Lawisuce (passing ud Bapids of 51, Law runoe by daylight), to Mon A wna ALite Morntatos, Portland, Boston, hove Nope hips, A &=TH DIVIDEND. =A dividend of FIVE PER eh) CET, and Qovernment Tox i ea A le PEK able or Jemwaud, ot the «Yice of the Company, No, 72 Wall ot ke Liewng x, ow pert, ai en vain Lake Uro ge, Saratoga Springs, New “York, For pas tenlars of “ates, maton of fare, tickets and all pforeation, aonly vt the off Co of the Uzand Trunk 1ai'road and Roysl Mau Live 7 Bata, NOS BEACH, Geen Agere LEASURL~North Store Staten from Fier No. 19, bolween or Sleamers, No H PALTH AND] Ishind Forry.abonvos daly Coustlundt and Peysta, st 7 8, Tham 128 2,4, Sand Tp. wa Sun lay errangemend at 6, 10, Mie m, 1.20. 4,8 urm To chore tor for excursions, steamer 1TUGH EXOT Ale, ik let for Buaday Schoole and Pig-Nigs, Fomoug Uivve L.

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hah oy QAmuscemenls. Wal I ACK THEATER THIS EVENING at8 -3HAMU 3 O'BRIEN Dan Bryant. AY Pays pot, Charles Fisher, B. P. Ringzold, Geo. Holland, J. F. He weir, JC Willim w. U. F. Browr Miss oss Cooke, Miry Mak Bail, Mee. John tet on 3 Nos WINTER GARDEN, fis EVENING at 8=POC A-HON-TAS=JEXNY LIND Me Yoho Broughem, Miss Eaily Melville, J. C. Pann, WW. An ima —y WOOD'S THEATER CINDERELLA=METAMORA -TOGMUCH tte KVENING. cor GOOD NADL RE. The Worte! Sisters. Mi, Lefingireid i pany. Bei oft of Mr. Lefingwell. BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. GAY AND FAVRNING=JACK AND QILL. Me I. Fox “add opany. ONE_HUNDRED THOUSAND CURIOSITIES WHF CAROLINA ‘TWINS, Mork Snitt peny Croad oe LIN PELL OLYMPIC THEATER. “Th ENING, st 8=THE ICE WIT ters, {0 Fowler Sisters tues (rors Chora A gorgeous Finale, fall cor YHE 1 TERRACE GARDEN, Third ave Fits VVENING at 8=THEG. THOMAS S ORCHESTRAL Garr NN CONCERT. Programme varied avers eveiing vr 1 ecrts CHIARINI'S CIRC: FVENIN( at 8=At the B keost nw, Redrigacs Bod kag 05a. Nelson Brothers, Marvolons Ethie Puptls, Sizao Ne aX Don A, Marq as and tol! company. f Tmances A Cupar 'gAD POR BUALIBAY js the sure result of a Bottle of Coxamsia Waren befor bronkfasd, Conarees \DATER Cons Boor Cnzans vue Heap SHARPENY T x ApprriiTn For Grygrar Desire axon Drarsrdia tao Esrizn Voa1rR, Sorp BY Arn Druastsas A att New-Dork Daily Tribune, TUESDAY, AUGUST 7. 1866. Teo Correspondents, Na notice esn betaken of Ansnymoas Commanications intended for insertion must be authenticated by the name and od the writer—not nsceswirily (9: publication. bul as acuar, Wlaterer is diess of enty for Lis good faith, “Yhe "Tmie business letiars for this ofica shou.a ve addressed lo New Yuk, A o* 25. Nix niguts longer, NE, —_— Woe cannot unde take to return reise ad Communication OLD BOWERY TUEAT EK itis PVENING at R—=THE NICOLO Tito PE SPORYS Ol of ATLAS-LIVING LADDER AERIAL BARS Roberto Nicolo, i the Woo der of the Age, Millie Deipline, and Mle, Rosa. The Tribune in London. KIEVENS BROTHERS, (Ameri an Agents for Libraries. Meniielin boar Covet Garden, W, C.), are Agente for the saleof THE TRIB] NE fury wild Ms coeve Sewsonirrions aod Ascanvizasenre Unsimess Nolices. se ore 4 Abo I Tuk TRIBUNE AT SARATOGA. ~Thornton, new man a! Baretoga, sel's the TRIBONE for five conte and bis boys lon le vdewa'ks in front of the pr no pal hotels at the sane price, Tag: Tie 67 THE FORELOCK. fevers ie mow sreing fn Lon missma which generates epides Ste the blazing beams of tho dog-day sun. Evers ving body, &s ad 1 eefuse aniooal end vegetahle mutter, who vote Vas pare, and in crowd ties and the de ive sasenblages which busines sion perure call toget or the ents of discate are evohiel f° Froturs upon every vi J organ is never so geld the secon tiveed ov 8 of Suusiwer, and com A e thd thew oy 1 to ba reéof r el to meet We hold orr lives so to speek, ono repawii. wo, Sud this as the he ssa when the process of dilapidaiion Is most supa tepalie are [ETO red. The e'ore, Luild up, prop and rue? ie vo th that mighty vegetable recuporamt Hosrrrrer's Brovens 4. aos lt my be wld to the hicuge f 10 pairinry mia'l ®oeant which epilewie discase will hurlits pois ahalie wn your fs is no gratultons assertion, bot a great me a! (acl, attested by habitable wiohe Vw lye years’ expe ce in every clia'e cf ihe WC ranas of tempers ure aways disturb the fun tic Of tie sicmact ths bowels, the liver and the skin, Jt is throng thee that ihe Tepe then ir advances wilk Ger s maladies assa us HosTrrTer's BITrERS Lod and malaria {hay purify, strengthen and invigorate. thay create heathy «pyetite hey are en an idote Lo Lange of water sud dist Choy strengthen (he syste. Chay potify the breath sod cure sour stomach They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. They cure Liver omplaiut and Nervous Healacle Ueak®'s PLANTATION BITTRRS havo cured were cases of chron aakicas, ensrvation, melancholy and want of vital energy, thas suy wn disine (he world bas ev. r produced. They are particularly adapted to dolicats fentales and persous of sedentary petions, Olserve {ho proprietors’ private stamp over the cork of exch bottle 1 any vier Liss not got i, repoit to FP. H Drax: Co OCeaN TrLEcRAPH CABLY, Ww ps>fully eal attention to scmples of en OCEAN Thi Gearn Casie owofactured by us, and cxhivited in September, 1065, at Rasa ¥arof the Amerlean Tratitote, at the Ar Fourte so. Cissample is male wvpor the true pri i free Lan 2 to be Ja'd aud worked succcisfully, 2 8t Laa been approved by o''ecler tific ud proc v expmined t Wa propose to mennfacture tiis Calle foray parties wae may ap piars it, to be laid from Now-York to Bermuds, and om ilen pu 00 Azy 3 and to England, France or Spain, end we wild vudertil Yo wake acd warrant any lsugth required for that yp orpose Cantalists, Telegreph Companies, sud otiers interested. wie ir. Yo call ond sxamioe sawples, &o., at ont office sud wa'eroen [od L Tur Disgor Crrra Vex saw Prsgop. Genera Ag Now York, Avg, 1866 party o A Co ha t A Crzar COMPLEXION AND A HEALTHY SKIN <n NEWS OF THE DAY. WAL IN DUROYE. Liv Je mrival of the Germania and the City of Boston at this port, we have files of European papers to the 26th of July. We reecive by these arrivals a fuller account of the preliming ties of peace proposed by Prussia. The organization of a South German Confederation, to embrace tho States south of the Maine, is stated to be optional. Austrinisto join the Corfoderation, on account of its German provinces, Davaria unable to obtain an armistice, and Prussian troops were o to advance into Wurtembarg and Baden. The princes who hud been dispossessed of thelr dominions were to hold a pss to gnard their rights. The people of the minor North ming more urgent wa at OF Co Ge man States were, in the meanwhile, bec their desire for annexation, NEWYORK CITY. There were 7 deaths from cholera at the Workhouse on Backwell's Island doring the 43 hours previous to 10) p,m. On Sunday, in addition to those already reported; also Sadeaths in the Almshouso during the same period, and 1 iu the Peuiten tiary. hero were J deaths on andall's Island during Salux day and Sunday, The mortuary report for the week ending Saturday, August 4, at 3p. m., shows the puwber of deaths in this city to bave been 943 of which 200 were from cholera, ee i Tuis exhibits an increase of 175 over last week, nnd of Ul4 over the corresponding week in 1865, Au sffray occurred in Myrilo-ave., near Iiiccest, Lrook- 1vn, about o'clock Saturday night, in the course of which two men, David Smith and Rufus Farosworth were stabbed, oneo seriously that his recovery is considered doubtful. Auer in juries were received while attempting to rescue a lamp-lightor pawed Wood from the bards of a party of rowdies, who assailed aud beat Lim in a bralal manuer. The “National Drove Yards” wore opsned yesterdsy, Tor bollocks the price ranged from 12213c. to 18. PM Sheep ave plenty, and fe. tower than last week, few welling though a five lot would Lring Tie. Lambs sell slowly, on account of abundance, at lic. Hogs are very scarce and very high, The six cars on sale were all taken d fore o'clock, at 13a 130. Joln Percy was fined $200 yesterday by Jadge Barna Chambers, for insisting upon addressing the Court when Le above? 3 ce a vitally important, tor the safety of the had been thrown over the bar at tie General Term of the Al bany District, in March, 1850, was lodged iu Ludlow st. jail, Ata special meeting of tie Metropolitan Board of Hoult! terday, Dr. Harris presented a report bricfly review of the present Lie} 3 deiy MO ug the progress and general characteristic demic of Asiatic cholera, and compr! prising tical summary of the sanitary measures which a BRAT proving ost effectinal in

the warfare against the pestilence here as well us in Europe. Georze Andrews was arrested and brought up af the Tombs Jay afiernoon, charged with Laving forged cheeks for mounts on the Fullen Bank, sud tendered them in for The accused ALE IT various payment goods, w.ll be examived this worring. Queen Enna of Hawaii, Is expected lere by the stem Fava, from Liverpoo), and will probably arrive toquy or on Wednesay, The Queen has boen, as is Kuows, on visit to England, and is now on her way home, on Satu day 43 cages and seven deaths, aud on Sanday JF of b-vei br obtained while the pores of the skic ere cbatiacted, cr tie 4 btsad it in an impure condition. Dr. JANES Arvanavive vii, ever. ron,ore the purity of the skin, end will thereugily cleanse the bid ot will also remove the chetinate state of the pores and bea perspiration from eo) impurities and gross parbicen. Al ps abdish 109 eMcacy. Sold by el Druggiets. AX EXCELLENT AKTiCLL. Wes WivaLow's SeOTAING SYRUP is au cxcellent Pissassro children. 1s relieves the clill frcm pals rejiiatest #oramach aud bowels, and, by giving health te tie Lhd comloria ace Feu's tha mother. During the proccss of leething. ite value be doe Cures wind colic snd gripfog inthe Lowes Mori Axp FRICKLLS, Loads se sf cted with discolorations ou the 7c Not! Patches Yeockisse should use PERRY'S celebrated Morw ann FenCRix Lo wow. 10s infaliivle, Prepared by Di B.€ Ts Dermato.ogist, No, 42 ibondet, New York, Scid i Prog ns Now York and ai Price $2. Kvory day we hear of the wondaiiul cur pers Uanvayic Horse SALve is offe ioc 1 peal worst cases of Oa'ls, Scratches, Od ko, we traly marvelpos. Owe trial slways co: os B44 by druggists. and at depot, No. 49 Coeds the Nore CHOLERA HAS Lo-1 11s Massnus a Asati Coomera Cony Los re sans. ‘Tostimonials of its efficacy ere dally reccived from No passon who values their life but should be provided wie Prise 31. Depot No. 487 Broadway. IRI AD ved and cored every SrooNn-HAND SAFES in large numbers, of ovr own «J otlars' make, taken fn exchange for ¢ur row poten’ Antwan ter UrAsrer Sars. For anle low, Marvin k Co., 265 Broadway, and 721 Chest iw Pls

AUB. ~—STRICKLAND'S AGUE ReMEVY ic 0 certain a 1¢ has stood the test of years in the Va leys of Miwadyp sud Gyiutiz and Js tho soveroige remedy in all these infected winiiictr d by al 4 CAvmoN! FORRTROUGHT ''—Have your Medico P up fu SroxkL's Patent” Graduated Boties tueieby ¢0ta nig ehewp and reliable graduated ressure at home N HaGenrty Enos Agevis, NOL The agency of WARREN, ACKERMAN Co, for the pls of the goode of the Ux1ox Ixpia RUBBER Covpany, bor ex 10d Ordara directly to the Comprny, at their vor SeuaS Parkipiace WiLLoox Gieps SEWING MACHINE eam less liable to rip in wear. t oy Hy t" ai the Ar pr y pv Trial. E roi ack bitch, Baud for the samples of Work corin vlog both r dso jot os he same ieee goods. No. 50¢ Brosdway. ol g “Ink ARM AND LEG, by tiie B. FRANK PALMER, LL.D. best” free to soldiers, and low to officers and civiliens 1,609 abst, Phils; Avorbl N.X., i¥ Green at,, Pasion. Avoid imitations of Lis patents. {The great charm of METCALPE'S GRiaT Rune MATIC aan Fron in Sho uel} qusntity Bacar to vlloct a cure. Ou forty drops” instant relief, thrice repeated. scldom to toatare toe saderer to perfect bieulth "De. LANGWORTHY'S NEw PREMIUM TRUSS Cures rere Without Join 30 inSonren vey. Worst cases soic ed, Call Tuvswms, ELASTIO STOCKINGS, SUSPRXSORT Kaxi- BF Vespa Lady si Co. Radin Cuan on Clit wuorknos LOOE-STITCH ny Fy ‘5 a _-y wren Lock- MacHisgs for Tailors and VED ria) Frwine MaRS Cogrgay, Ny Morr's CHEMIOAL POMADE Restores Gray Hai, PC Te yo eR Er GrovER Baxw's HigEEsT PREMIUM ELASTIC Fuwive Maowunss for y use. No. 495 Broadirsr re Presi Broadway. Agerte wanted DYSPEPSIA TABLET, S. G. WELLING, lor indiges- and hisgrtburn. Sold by al! Drogglete. br WirkLER WILSON'S LOCK-STUICE SLWING Aci me and BOTTONHOLS MACH NE No. 625 Broadway. r Carios Vignette, TE $7 per dozou; Daplicites, 82. BA Lsui, No 90 vor eginteied. 4 Hows Sewing MACHINE CoMpPANY. —ELIAS How i 4st, No. 699 aces of cholera were reported Tn this city yoster Ou Ward's Island there were Roma day, and =ix or seven deaths ad cighs deaths, The epidemic 8 thought to be abating. A. J. Thowp=on, aged 23, was for trinl vesterd for stealing a wallet containing 8.70, fiom C, Ne. 770 Broadway, ou the 27th of May last. counted Thnnpson in Brookive; 46 of these occurtad within the luwits of 1h Lwelfih Ward Tho Board of Councilmen met yesterday, b the bmsiness {rausacted was entirely of a routine character The steamslip Baltic from Dremen arrived at thos port yes terdsy morning. Her news Lad bean anticipated, The Portland Reltef Committee acknowledge the receipt of 171 50 addivionn), making a grand total of #107345 On, Gold c'osed ot 1471, efter sod ng at 147, snd 48 ves'erdas, Gold Being unable to pay the fiae be NLR titation of the Jaw, we agree with the opinion The World intended to express, and chalionge it to show that the authoritics of New Orleans in breaking np the Convention by violence, and the President in ap- proving their acts, have not committed the very out- rage on free speech it denonnces. THE NEW.ORLEANS MURDERS “UY roLicy.” The Evening Post is at liberty to “turn, aud tarn, and still go on;” but it shall not misrepresent us with impunity, For the last few days, it has seen fit to condemn the latest fruits borne by Mr, Johnson's policy in the New-Orleans massacre, 1 says: “The President bas made a blander; Le has done an act directly contrary to all Lis written and spoken policy. We shall expose his Tilse step, and point out its illegality and its dangers, just as faithfully as we denounced Congress for re- foring to admit those Southeru reprosoutatives who were go 1i- fied and could take the oath, If Tuk TRIBUNE and somo other tepublican Journule had with us demanded the admission of loyal and qualified Southern members to Congress, they would now be in a better position to oppose the Vresident's Pega areumption of power, «Mr. Johnson has committed a very grave blunder: andthe sooner he reiaces his misstep, and confesses his crvor, the better it will be for him and for the country, “In thia present unfortunate condition of things in Tous ions, thonghiful men may see how supremely important it is that the country shall be brought back ss quickly as possible to strict constitutional forms and proceed fogs, to the orderly and Larmonious working of al the parts of our comjlex system of Government, Mad Congress, by the admission io his scat io either body of every member who was duly quslitied and contd take the prescribed oathe, thus reéstablished constitutional order, and set ali parts of the Government, State and Vederl to working, each in its proper orbit, the President of the United States would not have dared to commit such an act as the dis- placing of w regularly elected Governor, and tho substitution in bis place and authority of an agent of bis own, [Its the habit of some Republican jonrnals, Lke Tur TrinNe, to 6s cribe to Mr. Johnson many mischievous notions, and a desire to favor defiant Rebels at the expense and te the injury of Union mon, Similar sentiments and aims were impnted to Mr. Johnson by leading Republicans in Congress. It ought to have ocurred 10 these persons that, if the President were really such w person as they believe, or pretend to believe, it was tho more country, to Hui and Jessen his powers, by bringing the Government back at once 10 the old, strictly detined, well-known and weldtried coustitus tioual forms,” marks bu The Tribune, Constitutional forms" are very well, where ihe Constitutions are based on eterna! aud impartial jus- tice; otherwise, they may prove but a snare, Con. stitutions] forms" have set hundreds of beautiful and delicate girls on the anetion-blocks of New-Orleans, to be sold to lecherons human biates for the most hor. ible woes; Constitutional forms” have dragged hundreds of Christian men, women and children, from the light and liberty of the Free Slates to reconsign them to the hell of Slavery. Secure ential justice, and we are not particular as to forms, What we ask, what we hold the loyal State: honnd in honor to secure, is perfect, nnfailing protection in life, liberty and properly, to those poople of the States lately in rebellion who have in arred the illowill of the rmling caste by devotion fo the Union cause. Some are anxious to punish Rebels, neo we are not and never were: we only want complete, unfuiling protection for the loyal, Not to insist on this wonld, in our view, be Mack perfidy and burning shame, Now we cannot find this protection in Mr. Jol «on's policy, nor cven in The Posts dilution of it, Suppose, for example, Congress Lad done all that Mr. Johnson has proposed: how w ould that Lave precluded Memphis? Unionists at the wholesale murder of How the more recent carnival of massacre at New. Orleans Now would it have saved negro chool. houses from ar on. White female teachers of Diack children from rape, male teachers from Lynching and Frecdmen's Boreau oflicers from murder, Ly rocon- ducted Rebels all over the South! While the Rebels feared much, they behaved tolerally; now that they apprehend hittle, they set abominably: how are they likely to behave when they shall have con ed io fear at all? As to allowing unchanged Rebels tos nd to Con gress any one who ean ‘ft ike the oath,” it &o to os a wretched joggle: if they are to be represented at a1. let them send the men of their free choee, =nee Ben, Wood is going to the next Honse, wo can not see why Toombs ox Rlidell should Le shut ont, What we reqglare of the South i= that she pli ce ler hearty Unionists on an equal footing with hel “whipped, but not subdued” Rebels In other words, wa ask for the Southern Unionists Lhe right of self-protection by the ballot.” Wilh that secured, every State is a loyal State, the Freodmen's Rurein may be abolished, our troops w ithdrawn, and the States lately in revolt be allowed to send whomsocver they will to Congress. So long as this right is with. Leld, the South will be disloyal, unquiet, and a land of violence and erime. A full year's expericned Dauriug the pl week 65 fatal cases of cholera were reported has Jr ved that the Blacks will never bo tivated J wily Loler, i i ibled to command justice by their till they are el votes, They are oppressed to-day in this City, where a few of the richest among them are enfranchised, There is no scenrity, no trne peace, becanse no alo lade justice, in any policy whi bh docs pot secure Al Right« to All THE METRIC AVNTR, since the Tower of Babel was threwn down, and fF mankind punished for its presumption hy confusion of races and toneaes, scattered humanity has uncon P dinleets have been absorbed inte each other, sciously but steadily striven to reunite, Innunerabl and [coalesced into languages, though nearly four thousand besrisg Coverument stocks arc Arm, Ju Ive” morigages and State cde a snl] business. The soul s aio generally chor 00 and neglected. The raileay share marke is quite Lregulse. After ithe Jl Je weiket was dall sud drooping A the ¥eécond Board fhe wnariet was dull and but ttle disposition vas shown to operate. Al #r tie 1 the market wes dull and closed 12! heavy. Moner is abundmt tdulye ton call, In commercial paper bo doing at fone try. Pest names sell at 5, and good of Igo h, GENERAL NEWS, Muck surprise is expressed in New Ocleans at fhe pullon tion of a fo-calied dispatch from Gen, Bloidan to Gen. Grant ina New-York paper. It is stated on good sutbority that the disoateh was an altered aod wutiated copy placing the Gen eral in the attitude of indorsing all thai har heen done by the A true copy will probably see the Nght shortly, Gor, Graut telegraphs to the Governor of Kansas that he Las ordered a regiment of colored troops from Fort Smith for the protection of the Western border of that State, Troops fiom other quarters areen route to the West, A company took fire in the earding room yesterdsy morui I oare five cascs now e. of cavalry scouts las been ordercd to the Salamen, Woorsockel. KL, 6 So rapid was the spread of the flames that tle operetiver were gon- peled to save themselves by jumplog from the windows, and wiany were hurt, Khe logees will be Leavy, Rince the lst fustant, there have bees cleven demtdis by cholera in {he Charity Hospitsl af New Orleans, Eminent physicians pronounce the disease of a maliguant type. There in the Chasity Hospital, but they are ex Fdward Harris's Woolen Mil! No, 1 pected to recover, Wie a party of negroes al Fortress Monroe were mn the aet of breaking up a loaded shell on the bosch for the purpose of selling it for old irenm, it saddenly exploded and seriously wounded two of them, Phere were 230 deaths in Civcinnati during the mouth of July, 12 of which were fiom Asiatic cholern. On Augast ist there were 4 deaths from that disease, oo the Ud, J; on the 3d, pabia 60 wale lag” Flional wigs viokuce wel eg 2. on the 1th, 11, and ou the 5th, 24, Geus. Yullertop and Steedman arc bot oi Washington, They have wade their final report aud thei: vossion te the Routh ix ended, There were 8 cases of clolera Lu Tulladelphin or Saturday, and deaths. Rear Admiral Thatcher, who succeads Commodore Kogers, srrived in San Francisco ou Saturday. I lve oflices of the American Telegraph and Nations! I xj ress Companies, with several buildicgs, were buraed ai Atlanis, Ga., ou Sunday night, The Republican Association of the Nirth District have unanimously repudiated its representative in Congress, Mr. Henry J. Raymond. This is only the beginning of (he end, Ou the second page of to-doy’s issue we pint Lu ropean News, ters from Milan, Berlin, Florence, Paris; on the third page a Letter from Turkey, Fail ure of a Cheese Merchant, The Arrival of Hamill st Pittsburgh, a Letter from West Virginia, and Com- mercial Matters; on the sixth page New Pablications; and on the seventh page Treasury Regulations under the New Internal Revenue Law, Law Intelligence, Shipping Intelligence, Forgeries Committed by an Ex-Merchaut, an Obituary Notice of Charles El- redge, Monday's Bull's Head Market, and various City Items, T. deprive any citizen ol tb “hy civil or military power, or by private vic “in the opinion of The World, “to override and to e right of froe spoech tT i, se I dialect Bo cm still exist, The English language, which a few hundred years ago scarcely eaisted in a little is now spoken in every quarter of the world, This simplifying process is the re-ult ol a-similation, for the English is a composite langmnge, not of the extension of any single tongue, Of the ori ginal languages of Europe, fow are now known to the world=the very name of the Jazygian is scarcely known out of Libnrnia, Steadily, century after cons tary, men have been learning to speak alike; and, though there may never be a universal longuage, certain universal principles are destined to de. stroy the unmeaning Babel of tongucs which has retarded the civilization of the earth, lu every way, civilization tends to establish universal customs, priv- lege. and laws, Modern science, comprehending this tendency, endeavors to a-sist it. The metric system in one of the latest attempts to create a permanent standard for ald nations; and, as it is destined to be adopted in the United States, we shall explain it to our readers, The present system of weights and measures is hazed pon no principle. Mis empirical and tradi tionary. and therefore confused and uncertain. Every child Las tronble to master it, and few men under stand any part of it, except that they may use in busi ness, The English foot iz o measure founded on the average length of the human foot, and so with the spat, the band, and the nail, Three barleycorn: make an inch, these barleycorns being supposed to he healthy grains taken from the middle of the ear. The unit of weight ic in like manner 8 grain of wheat. Different kinds of weight, Troy weight and avoirdu- pois weight, add to the dificulty of mastering these accidentsl standards. In short, this system of weights and measures is unknown in other coun. tries, and is not easily understood in our own. It does nat corre pond with our civilization; and the French system, the universal system, should re. place it, The metre system was proposed at Paris, in 1790, and the idea was to measore au are of the earth's meridian, and subdivide it till a new unit was reached. This work was done; and—thongl the measurement is said to have been incorrect, by some hundreds of yards=the result is sufficient for all prac- tical purposes. The meter, which is the universal unit, is one ten-millionth part of the distance from the equator to the poles, or 33.37 inches in lepgth. The application of the decimal scale to this stand- ard results ip a eystem of nuprecedented regularity aud clearness. It is now used in all busi- ness transaction: in France, and has been adopted by most of the Earopean conutries, In 1864, Great Brit: nin passed an act authorizing the use of the system; and Congress, July 27, passed a bill which, though it does not make the system compulsory, establishes i island, ae dogl The standard walkhts aud measures arg to Abb “holy NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 186%. i biz diseretion! be furnished to each State, and onr postal systemis partially accommodated to the new system. It is thua fairly belore the country, To Mr, Sumner’ exertions in the Senate the passage of the bill this session is due, and Lis clear exposition of the system may be quoted, The unit of length we have given is the foundation of the system, and from it all measures of weight and capacity arc derived. These are stated thus by Mr, Sumner The unis of measures of sn face or land measures is the are, from the Latin area, and is the square of ten mefors, or, in pelea words, a square of which each side is ten meters iu de Tho unit of coléd measure is the sere, from the Greek, and is the cube of meter, or, iu other words, solid Wass oie meter long, one meter broad, and one meter high, The unit of liquid measure is the liter from the Greek, and is the enbe of the tenth part of the weter, which is the decimerer, or, inother words, it is a vessel where, by interior weasure- ment, each side and the bottom are square decimeters, Tle unit of weight is the gram, also derived from the Greek and is the one thousandth part of the weight of a cubic liter of distillod wator—this being just above the freezing point, Sugh are the main elements of the wetrie system. Bat each of these has its multiple and its subdivisions. it is wnltiplied docimally upward and divided decimally downward. Tre multiples are derived from the Greek. Thus, deca, teu; hecto, hundred; kilo, thousand; and myrie. ten thousand, prefix «l to meter, signify ten meters, one hundred meters, onc thousard meters, nd ten thonsand meters, The subdivisions ere de rived from the Latin, ‘Thus deci, centi, milli, prelixed to meter, signify one tenth, ono hundredth and one thousandth of uw meter, AN this will appear in the following table: Matric denominations and Equivalents in denominations in use, 6 2197 miles, 62137 mile, or 3,280 feet and 10 fnches, feet and 1 ine, 593.7 inches. 40.57 inches. 3.037 inches. SGT inch, A094 inch, values Moyrinmeter, 10,000 meter Kilometer, 1,000 meters, Hectoweter, 100 meters, As Decameter, 10 meters, MeTEK, moter, Decimeter, 1-10 of a meter. Centimeter, 1-100 of u metor, Millimeter, 1.1000 of a meter, These same prefixes may bo applied in ascending aud de. seending scales to the are, the liter and the gram. ‘Thas, for atample, we have in the uscending seale, decagram, hectogram, kilogram, aud myriagram; aud in the desconding scale, deci gram, centigram, milligram, Io this brief space you behold the whole metric system of weights and rieasures. What a contrast to the auterior con- fusion! A boy af school can waster the metric system in au afternoon. Months, if vot years, are required to store as ay the perplexities, ineongruitios and inconsistencies of the ex. isting weights and measures; sed then memory must often fail in reproducing thew. The mystery of compound arithme- tic is casontial in the ealeulations which they require. All this is done away by the decimal progression, so that the first four rulos of arithmetic are an ple for the pupil, The present system bas but one advantage—it is established, To the metric system there is but one ohjection=-it is not in use, But it is not an experi- ment, In France it is popular, and in the markets and stores meat and cloth are sold hy the meter and kilogram, Once understood, it will be everywhere used; and its adoption by Austria, Spain, Portugel, Belgium, and many other countries, is another rea- son for its adoption in the United States, We cannot cling to the old confu<ion, while other nations it, abandon Oar commercial relations with Eng- land would alone require that this country should at once join with her in the reform. Mr, Snmner well guys: 10 we look closely at the metric system, we mst confess its simplicity aud symmetry. Like every it i Master the rule gad you master the system, Ou this account, it may be acquired by the young with comparative fu- cility, and when once acquired it may be used with dis- patel, Thus it become: labor-saving and time-saving.” The standard meter, copied from the bar of platinum preserved in the French archives as the per- goon be deposited with every State, We urge upon the Directors of the Public Schools the importance of having the metric system Let it henceforth be a creation of science, according to rule, petual standard, will explained to th children past of common hoo! education. Is use i imposed upon mo one by law, but hereafler its nse will be compulsory from the fact that very few people will umderstand the pre. sent arrangement of barloveorns and penny weights, A universal system of weights and measures is, at last, possible; and we have reason to lock to the French Exposition for a common system of money. Thu by one, the barz of commerce, the obstacles to civilization, are removed, and the confusion of Babel on i« banished by the intelligent coop ration of nations, CONGRESS AND 10S PAY, Congres wise, selfish, cowardly, mn IL did a very principled act, in increasing its own pay at the close of the late sesiome We Jy unwise; there are not five men in the two Houses who would have dared, when candidates for their present positions, to declare that, if elected, they wonld seek and vote to hecauss raise thelr own pay from 26,000 {0 X10,000 cu h per Conere Bt was seMi li; for the members must have known that, in so acting and voting, they were em- Larra pe al d damaging the pt blie cause which they prude to have at heart their greedy Just of privat gain. It was unprincipled; for functionaries intrusted with power over their ow recompense should therein wot an example of moderation, in order that they may to efliciently the rapacity ol other wonld«<be leeches ou the bods politie. It was cowardly; for they did net venture to enact this inerense of pay in a distinet bill, and let the Yeas and Nays bo taken and recorded thereon, but sneaked it into the tail end of an appropriation bill, and juggled it throngh hy the machinery of a Conference Com: mittee, after the Howse had voted it down by 125 to three. It wos a very mean performance, and we hope to see it repealed at the next session. Tt will Ve, if the People will only take the matter in Land and ask every candidate for the next Congress, Sir, will you vote to put the pay of Member: back to K3,000 per unum, and have all Mileage charged by the most direct mail ronte Even il an increase of pay had heen jo not =the Lill should have provided that ever) Member absent from his seal should forfeit al least S05 per day and %10 for every time the Yeas and Nays are taken and his name not recorded, Absenteeism is a erving and growing evil, Halt the Members are absent half the time, When such absence is totally without cxeuse, they pretend to deduct $24 por day for it (which is about one-fourth what they have just voted a day's service to be worth); but this forfeit is rarely exacted. The absentee pretends to have sickuess in his family, or makes (to himselt) some other excuse for taking from the Treasury money which he has never earned, and to which he is not entitied by law, If Members chooge to vote themselves a full 81,000 per month (over $40 per working day) for their wryices, they ought to abolish the Franking Privi- lege, dismiss three-fourths of their well-paid satellites, and reduce the mileage to ten cents per mile by the shortest mail route, But they make no show of deal ing honestly with the public, Some of them will rue thiz before they get redlecte J, The N. Y. Tunes tries to wake John on capital om of this matter, as follows: EK In «ll that concerns retrenchment, the tacts ave in fuivor of the Administration and against Congress, For whatevel saving has been mecomplished, the country may thuuk the Administration, For reslstance to furtler saving, aud for pro. ceedings which entail hens y additions to tho loa of taxation aud debt, tho country Is indobtod exclusively to Congress, “A contrast so damaging end suggestive will attrael the attention of the people in the approaching oampaiyr. Al vady, it engages the (thoughts of some of those who, on the rosiora tion question, are not adherents oC the President; and, when the canvass becomes warm, many will be found distrusting and opposing the cause of Cougross with almost exclusive nf erence to the question of retrouchment.” "The Times ignores the fact that the increase of pay 10 Congress was moved in the House by Mr. Niblack, and in the Senate by Mr, Riddle=hoth vehement Copperheads and supporters of the President's policy, If one single Copperhead or Jolson man earnestly opposed the increase, the fuct escaped vs, The editor of The Times i+ an active member of the Houses bat we have not observed that he tried to defeat the increase of pay, by resisting it on the floor or throngh the columns of his journal WW not, does it become him to throw stones? Nay: does Le forget that he was, at the preceding Session, the prime mover in creating a new Judicinl district in order to make a uear friend a district judge for life, at a cost to the Treasury of at least 250,000 per annum! Aud does he not know that many thou. sands of dollars are annnally quandered in upporting Missions and Consulates whe none are needed, and where they may be discontiuned by the President at Witness the Muesion to Rome. tg of Buby Eagowdinue nocd: a. he in pe tion In i nl and fas if 13 e thorough overhauling; and this it will get whenever the Pec ple, withont distinction of party, shall resolve on it. At least, ®2,000,000 per aunmm might be saved by rigorous economy in every department-hy abolishing useloss pluces and redocing every salary and allowance to the lowest point, But, £0 long as retrenchment is made a mere party-cry, it will be cast aside and forgotten so soon as it shall have served its end. Let us all, of every party, resolve to nominate T and elect to Congress npright, frugal men, pledged by their lives as well as toeig lips to Rotrenchment and Reform, THY LoNDON REFORM TION, When the Moratian left with the mails of the 25th ult., the all-absorbing topic of public discussion in England was the Reform demonstration which took place in London on the 23d of the month, and the de- plorable ocenrrences connected (herewith, resulting DEMONSTRA from the unwarrantable interference of the Gove Hyde ernment with the proposed meeting mn Park. It proof was wanting that a Tory Gove erent 1s an anachronism iu English politics at the present period, it would le events in question, The very first act of the Derby Ministry on succeeding to off ol popular rights=—is to provoke a collision between the crown aud the people, It is by no means difficult to understand the motives which prompted that of. tack, During the late debates in the House of Commons on the Reform question the Tories insisted that the people of Eugland were per- feetly indifferent about extension of the suffrage, and that the agitation of that matter was purely the work of agitators and demagognes, got np to subserve unworthy party purposes, The people, it was contended, are well content with things as they are. England, it was argued, enjoys an unpre- cedented measure of material prosperity, Bread is abundant; tea and sugar ave cheap; there is plenty of employment for the laboring classes, and no end of #hows for the What more thep, it was asked, the people want! In comparison with substantial comforts, political rights are a chimera, and the people, eonvineed of this, care nothing about Parlivmentary Reform, Holding such views, it must have greatly surprised and cla- rined the now Administration to discover, npon their displacement of the Liberal Ministry, that the people really do care about the franchise, and are in good earnest in their determination to have all the rights that are secured to them by the constitution nuder which they live, Bat it would never answer for the Tories to be found in grievous error. The eloguent sophistries which had been so ingeniously employed against Mr. Gladstone's Reform bill must not be laid bare by popular action out-of-doors, The agitators and demagogues must not be allowed to bave ther own way, And so a determined sland must at once be taken against the Reform movement——a bold stroke must be delivered to ovorawe its promoters, Hence the refusal to allow Hyde Park for the meeting; hence the specious plea that object of that meoting was not the fair and temperate discus but the intimidation of N} an diversion of the inasses, call the sion of a public uestion, Parli:ment by o display of phy<ical force, This policy, however, so consonant with Tory prin iples ad predilections, his proved a comnlete failure, The extracts we publish this morning from the English journals show that, in the eonflict proveked hy Lord Derby's Government, the popular cause has gained a signal trinmph, The temper and moderation of the Reformers of London un- der the provocation they received at the hands of the Government were admirable, for the few raced to a band 2ith are ahound ng outrages committed on th of those disorderly spirit in great cities, always ready to take advantage of periods of popular excitement to gratify their propensity for mischief and plunder. No thouks to the Home Secretary and Sir Richard Marne that blood was not shed in profusion-—that Life wa rificed to an apalling extent on Monday, the 23d July. Bat thouks the working classes, who, despite the slanders that have been hraped upon them by men who can sce Lo excellence, but rather everything that ix evil and re. volting, iu the democracy, had that confidence in the justice of their cane, and that abiding faith in its eventual trinmph, as to restrain their passions under lated to excite then to open re. nul cirenmetances caked volt, We have 2aid that the Tories ave ont of their proper place in the Government. They are evidently be. hind the age. They are blind to the signs of the times, They have uot yet learned fuith in Maman nature improved by the influences of Rehigion and Education. They stopidly and fenaciously Lold to the dogma of the political nen. ape of the HIAZR0S, aparentiy oblivious of the fact that society is moving onward, and that we live in the nineteenth century of the Christian ern. Bat the doom of the Derby Ministry is already seul dd, working of free institutions in this eenutry, the Eu. lich people will not consent to be ruled any longer hy reactionists, ONE HRIGHT SPOT. Floyd County, Virginia (in the far West) ha n 1. A, Winston (Radical) for Sheriff, by 163 majority over F. Howery (Copperhead) Winston was sent to Castle Thunder as a traitor (to the Confedor- ay) and there kept for some time, Mowery wis an active, bitter Rebel, We do not know that another county in OM Vir- just ginia could do as well as this: bat il’ all the People voted, we could carry at least two-fifths of then, MAKING PUBLIC OPINION, Wo ask attention to this batch of extracts: Sowe surprise bavlug been expressed concerving the publi cation of moartain dispatch from New.Orleans, signed by Gen, Shoridan, it is well to give the explanation of the matier. It has transpired that Gon, Sheridan sont three dispatelies from New-Orleans, all hastily written and forwarded immediately after bis return to the city, One of these was sent to (he Presi det, ono to Secretary Seward, and onc (0 Secretary Stantoo, Stanton, follow lug bis well known policy, hastened to furnish bis Lipateh to the Madioal press. [New-York World, The Rh ie ol correspondents here are end: worl to make hes 1 ato) fron J havid fact it appear that the late dispatches from Gop, Sheridan effect nally ehange the character of his estimate of the usurpers aud conventioners in Louisiana, us oxpressed in that ollicer’s first dispatch to Gon, Grant, published in Fridays Times, ean say upon the hest anthority that Gen, Sheridan Las not ia soy wise modified his statement with regard to the gearpers who he terms polities] agitators and revoluiionary wen; and he does not directly criticise their conduct farther, bul und trost that the result will show the wisdom of this goes into a brief review of the vonduct of the police and of Mayor Monroe, whom he styles: that bad man,” and whose removal he recommends [Now-York Times, The President sud Gen, Graot are greatly anpoye puhlicety given! retain conpdentinl €Qrrey ndence, Ou Fri. day on second dispatch was poceived dy Gen. Grunt from icy Sheridan in regard to the New-Orleans wots, in which Sheil Quin while holding to Lis first expressed opinion that the Con vention was the cause of the outbreak adds that investigation as con vinoad Bim that the police, seting under the direction ol Mayor Monroe, Aad meds a cried and most unnecestwy vavghicy of ths Macks, Mle thinks Mayor Monros is a bad man and ouglt not to he reinstated, and that lorie majority of the people aie o; tox some opinion, Copies of tis dispatch were forwarded by Gen, Grant to the President and Seoretary of War, Yrom the [atter copy extracts were permitied to he taken by re. proseitatives of the Kadieal press wid sent through the coun try, the tous of which wreatly misrep rexsnts Gor. Sheridan, snd tons to disparage tha Government Leeaiisa of tho eonrsa pure cued, 16 should be understood thot Gen, Sherilan lly sap: ports the civil authorities ol tho State of Louisiane, sud con: Siders the mtfompt to reassemble ibe vonvention wholly un: sathorized aud illegal, and he Lud juiendel to suppress It; but of the sama timesand this ist the measures (aien by Mayor Monros Knnecessarily harsh, crus! and severce Methinks the arrasis mihi have been mada witho (tf so wruch Minodshed. ‘This is all there iy of the matter, and atter all it 1% but matter of opinion, I New Vork Herald, w=Ii 1% evident from these dispatehos that there bas Leon an attempt to destroy the character of Gon, Sheridin by virtually representing him as an accom: plice of Mayor Monrce. On August 3d a dispatch wae printed in The New-York Times, parporting to come from Gen, Sheridan, which yopresented that officer as being wholly in sympathy with the rioters, word of condemnation for the scoundrels withoul a who began the riot, and not a word of wwmpathy for negroes «0b uabarously sla iehtorad, We av that every loval man in the North read Sheridan, snd db thio noor hl venture to ith pola (al diagateh” of Kull v supplied by the i= to make an attack With the cxample before their eyes of the dat the he second dispatob—Ae considirs tha! hie had tarnished Lis fame, We now challenge i anthentecity, and pronounce it io be either forged or gar. bled, We deny that it is the dispatch which Gen, Graz’ is said to have received on August We demona that the real dispatch be published, If the reader will carefully study the above e= tracts he must accept this conclusion. The cops: gpondents of The World, Times and Herald ave fayoyes at the White House, and they possibly speak Ly the cards The World states that Sheridan wrote three dis- patches, One of these three appeared in The Times, aod was no doubt given to its Washington corresponds by member of the President's staff, It representes Sheridan as virtually sywpathizing with the rioters. The other was seut to Mr, Stanten aud its substauics printed in Tne TrisUNE. Its authenticity is adgitted above by The Times, The World and The Herald. “I'he pohee,” General Sheridan says, made a most ernel aud unnecessary slaughter of the blacks “Maror Monroe is a bad man, and ought net to b. reinstated;™ and he thinks the measures {aken hy uw Mayor uuneeessarily harsh, cruel aud severe, T sounds like Phil. Sheridan. No one doubts he sent Yet because it is printed we are told that the autho ties are greatly annoyed,” and that it was “cof dential” ~Uaving shown the substantial truthfulness of i dispatch printed in Tug TriBuNe on Saturday, w now return to the dispatch in The Times of Friday We all know that Gen. Sheridan would not write ony thing to Mr. John-on and another to Mr. Sianten; i he would not tell the President that the Radicals be- gan the riot, and the Secretary of War that the Rebels were the aggressors, We believe Sheridan to be a soldier and a gentleman, and we therefore resent this garbling of his dispatch. We have the evidence, of The Ties, Herald and World in support of Tae TRis- UNE's dispateb; but who indorses that of The Timbe Asif stands now it looks like a forgery, We make stich charge; bat at the same time we insist upon t production of the original dispatch, The Times clais to have its inspiration from high sources. Tt boasts its exclusive privileges at the White House, Let say to the President, then, that the American peog do not wish to see the reputation of a soldier as dea. to them as Phil. Sheridan misrepresented to screw from popular wrath his appalling policy, and that they demand (Lat the General be penuitted speak for himself, and relieved from the swspicic which The Times has thrown upon him. The correspondence between Gen. Baird a Mayer Monroe tends to set at rest the question of i) mediate responsibilivy for the riot in Now-Orlear The letters are dated to the 26th, four days before th riot, Monroe declared his intention to disper-e the Convention unless restrained by the military. Ger Baird replied that if the Convention was legal it Wy! the right to remodel the State Government, aud. Jd not, ‘its labors slould be looked upon as harmless pleasantry te which none should object.” The question of legality would in due time be settled by the judicial brauch of the United States Government, AN this is clear to rights thinking men, who see a dozen ways by oi violence might have been avoided, But, w itoat cover of proof or decision that the Conventionistw were actually violating law, the Mayor of New.Oc. leans set himself against the Governor of the State aud the supreme arbitration of the land, and, armed with a telogram from Washington, did the woik of murder accordingly. Two important Educational Convention: Lave jist adjonrned=-the State Teachers’ Association of News York, which held its annual meeting at Geneva, and {Lo State Teachers’ Association of Peunsylvauia, cop viued at Gettyshurg, From the published reports of the proceedings of these Conventions it appears that, in the opinion of the schoolnen, the public schools in New-York have failed to keep pace with the progress of the Ligher institutions of learning; iu Penusylvamia the reverse is trie. The academies and colleges have pot advanced in proportion to the progress of the common schools, By a proper combination of Jw suceesstul elements in the New-York and Peunsyle yania laws, there shon'd be organized a system tha would seenre to both common schools and higher in. stitutions a harmonious and symmetrical develop. mer ment, To show what the ex-Rebel populativ: tiumselves think of the legalit of State Conventions iu general, we quote from one of the apologists of the rioters The Newr-Ovpleans Commercial: “The Constitution of Virginia, dismembarizg that nobis old Commonwealth and disfranchising her people, could havo hess carried by the popular vots of any one counsy ia the State. was aoceptuble to the President, and is now the ely law the land, The Constitutions of the S(ates are, there: fore, 8 part of the conanest, and we ropeat that whatsoeves Zum of State Coostitation the military enthorfties may a will be the governing law of the South, until reinstated in it, inalienable Tight to after er refrm its fondamental law. Msor Monto has recognized this great truth, He obviously vomits to the Vederal Government to decides wheticr the existing oustitution shall con: inne in force or be abolished” Whatever, then, is acceptable to the President, is Jaw enough for Monroe, notwithstanding the confes {sion that he and the rest of bis confedersto: are willing to waintain illegal powers in order to pd down Legality, There is more in this than rea on. Mi. King of The New-Orleans Times tolagranbed, after Lis visit to the White House, that the wmoctings of the New-Orleans Convention were ‘nothing moe than a debating club.” So, forty men were killed and more than a hundred and fifty wounded in order to suppress a debating club! Rign the Call for a meeting to Choose Delegate. "to the Rundall-Niblack Convention at Philadelpha «or walk the plank!" is the alternative presented ow par-day at the Custom-House. A good many «ign the Welshman ate his leek: 1 eat, and yet I wear.” Corns iln UNIVERSITY (17iACA).—The trustees iin ve cou- lided a contract with J. N. Greene of Medina, N. V., on the construction of their first college building. Itiste he dormitory 165 feet long, 50 broad, four stories whore basement, entirely of stone; cost $57,425, It is desig Ct afford the requisite facilities for 100 students, and ‘o completed by June B39, 1867, It 18 hoped that the gre enltural Department may thus be opened next Fall, Other States may let their fund fall into the Lauds of old-fashioned colleges if they choose; we in New York grean to put the new wine into thoroughly new bottles, COIN, Tae Times. 1 the 1'ditor ar The N.Y. Tribune, Sin: Judging hy Raymond's mental evolutions of Isio it will not surprise any one acquainted with Lis weakness to discover that be is (he author of the followisg taken from a leading article in The Times of Suaday, A 5, entitled Prussia in Germany:” “Me i+ ay meh a puopet in the hands of Bismark XV. was in the hands of Richelieu, or Francis Lit of Metisraieh,” A roferenca to Listory proves that Richeliez was a 17565, and Louis XV. in 1710. Therefore, as Righelien Dec. 1, 1642, and Louis XV, entored this world in le, it difficult to understand how the latter cawe into the hands 4 the great Cardinal, Perhaps Zhe Times editor can explana. Hisioricis wl he Lo New-York, Ang, 6, 1865, R——— A Wonderful Congressman—He Extra Pav. WarEuNG, Ve. Ang. lob Hor. V. L. Soivner, Freasurer of the United States. Si: Anelosed please find yo our draft. hn namber 413% on the Assistant Treasurer of the United NG, Or dwag payable to my order, for #2691 63, sent HOU ew Fy ea, BO KALLA ALIS, 3 tha Net AUSGOLD which I b

Retuene gi 59 ary from March 4, 1565 to Augnst yetnrn to the Tromsury of tho United States. au ba o 1 voted for dhe Aviruisistion J uot FA Vaan, ut because it made some prov the Ropublie, who had not ual bounty with {who went later to tLe ficlt, an ance that in any future exigene g Teche who rally first to tho defense of 1ho flag will Bot be gaciociee in the aftac legislation of the country. thisehne vera draft to (he Troasyry. Vory roanesililT, oD. yuma t ived go at the same time gave aa which may ariso. 1,0 er

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NEW DAILY TRIBUNE, Bijssm New-voRK DAIL) TRIBUNE, dnlies DAY. AUGUST 7, 566 5 L PO R— re a headquarters, Department of the Fast drevet il. R rr 1 i tt aknl ~N FEY Jackson, Captan nt Actille a Ach 4 Pvt wR {osu WT Morrison, Mowroe County sr. 1 i oy 3 Fe “2 General; Prevot Lieut. -Col omic L. Cl n din Ku tinson County; C1, Higher Po nt b aX ihe i ex o ge tito ibis muster und give the publie TERRIBLE \TE ni nT ni Fro amare oun wt Artillery, Acting Judgd-Advoeate apn a a yy a Tall inokey, La Sal» Conniy; wit out R12 B%, anit put the Blame where 1 B Vive, 4 ANBOAT EXPLOSION, the sib x vaatiemto A a. “re ANNOUNCED. Tawnc Underbii, Peoria Cuungys AS Bark, Seott County: F. Wher Fr honest Jul Wentworth wus wi purvd Flor, uty uh ey ponent vy 1 th Brevet Lacut. {ol Fdward W. buwith Caplain 10th T. 8 o, Yermion Lomi. g Marshall, Homilton County was sick and nbsent, or ber pe 4 [Fitba Washi: 58 o vauntes quality of “elf hing. tocy hia the os Sm—————t Rfury, ns Aclipg Assistant Adjutant-General, Department pt [.—ti. C. Bates, Wirt Dexter, T. Hoyne asd 5.8. 10 rend Wikou of Jown in wi go were pus yon their guard it is time the of Virginia hn Foran jh J Prod The Hon. Cornelius ('e Refuses to! Sr Te 11 —A.N. Herrington, 1.8 Wishman, W. P. Plato, JUSTICE EIGHTEEN LIVES LOST. ems is A h y 173 Rd A B® oF c r PHILADELPHIA (he 1 NAVY GAZETTE. 3 ht, tu «Samuel Sarands, W. D. Meaehaw, J. ilathawa, pp ro 2 ndorse u mt vol 0 r 3} sUMMES s sO, Cant andes head hy -onyention. {ly Telegraph Put WGC O. lumi, I. Bullivan. I, 8, Cobb. SUMNER HEAT-—QFFICIAL BORES—BUILDING THE Mavsox, Ind., Monday, Angust 6, Jee. Stoop ty bond at utp on a idl am—————— ORDERED. Gibbons Fox, GI ai Faiivan. IB. 8. 400 1 SOUTH-WEST BRANCH RAILROAD—SOUTHERS RE- The sieavier General Little blew up near Bethle- ghted. logs aavyaced; sie ens WHS 050’ 1s USE OF HIS N Ju Si-ommpndor Eqward Simpson, to com- y 2 Cie. 0, Notun, 4. ouput, Wiliaa Ruldies, LEF=——iXWIAN DEPREDATIONS—POLITICAL MAT ho this afternoon. The passengers suy she Wis Fuclag with Be AY BRUTIMUAY Dl NAY YON TRORIZED mand steamer Mohican, at Boston: Acting Masters A 1% Wyo wil 2 4 TERS, aC. the steamer St. Charles when the explosion took place, Both Angust Flour stesdy. Wheat firm. G per Gg Holmes ond Jobe Boss, aud Acting Ensiga Samuel A. Gore, Sina: [1.=D. G. Bur, L.C, Hurd, J. G. Galloway, A. N. prom Our Special Corresponsd boats were close together. firm; White at #1 10; Velo dull rr fi ny APH r WETORE Dist, VIIL—Jobn E. Reseite ic bg i we hale ounde cepts; sales at id@ tic, i'rovisions quiet. Mess REOTNTEN; 1 TTORED Bin. v1 Loscite, G. W. Park, W. I. Calm, or. Vion Tip jo. Fok St Chriss rvupld the ead ant wounded to More Nubur dnl; Hous Kaden, 0j@iic oee Sem, Ri, 13 3. ms July S0—Acting Fmst-Assistant-Engineer Edward YT Dist 1% A his SOR The Samer beat lot off our city 4 ity. Not more than 1% or 15 persons were lost. @19jc., gold. Whisky steady VSL d h N Snrasgue ist 1 A. A. Glenn, L. W. Yoss, Capt. Barnard, J it Tot off our eity lightly until a week ap 4 y at an Li Lic al sgutherm gh a MISCELLANEOUS McCreery ih Aare, Jeb oaso, when the days and nights became scorcher People The oflicers of the St. Charles deny that fhe boats were A 6 —Floar AZ CHInano. 150K ANEOTUS. Die: X A. Thoraton, 3.4. Ketely and pg 3 S00 Se op racing. They rende wv assistance <iple to the Gen, ug. quit, Wheat unsettled: acd at 81 Convenliion. to ok oo at Phin oy f hy bids has been in session Slgtton, m, Marshall, BF. whe bod pat off their jaunts until hot weather saddenly Little, which is re er ts Sore LE 46 fou 30, 1. woe r Some Lime pas L Aphis, for the purpose of e it XT B. Ancersor RG a an l been impelled Eastwar 5 A ich is a rock. 3 see. EF ta ing applicants for that eorps, has been im hy ne of Shawn) I gi Prot W. B, Aucerson, J. C. Tobinson, N. EK. Eddy, y lied Eastward, though judging by the stonns dull at wow te, for odo aa Gaze for Yo ei ce which sre placed on waiting orders, oes 0 Xt Yr G tat thakia ire Which resch us from the Fost it is literally a case of jump- quiet at $2 20, bonded, Pro waka p) i A The stenmer Winnepec sailed from Boston Navy-Yard, Aug, Tipior AL West, dod. Mitchell, WC. Kae, E.T jug out of the fryine pan into the fire 1 melt] Endecens Prin, 7c, to Bullalo. Kecelpin- ord) bbls A Ty Wasniscron. Xo day. Aug. 6, 1563, 4 for Newport, 1 1 a Dist X{1.—W. Sloan. R. RK. Town. W. L. Hamil 3 orl £140 Aim Hh 1 gh re, 1 melting Tate To tie Baikor af The N. XY. Tribune, 125.000 bash, Cory. 7,00 bush, Oats 4 1 The stentner Dacotah was at Stan! b al Jans ‘ret fi W 55. A004 oy FN on, Joh of the sun have been relieved by reanent showers, so that ip: K ine v Flour, £,000 bush. Wheat, bush. Cora, o bask. Oats 5 TO COLE AND FEE JOHOR CON} EVRION. WLLL Avy ak) im tasly Harbor, Falkust bands, Eo he Stee enprpaion Tal} the erons awe been saved from the 1 NE at ae Sig: Knowing you to be an earnest advocate for w AT i) “000 £00 people, und small garrison, al! controlled by GOVETNOF joo inet. at campaign in Dio will be opened on the peicd dronth. dn fact, the crops through this State have «Law and Order,” allow me to call your stteution to ap vif Augmst 6.—Flour dull. Wheat firm at Clo. for No. 16th inst. at Clocicusti, by Senator Sherman aud Gen, TV CIVOFE od, The harvest is nearly over and farme (hit is making boid progress in this city, and which should be iy Fg rh ear +500 whe frowned down by every good citizen, aud that evil is the Figur, 3,0) bush, Wheat, 4.40 bush. Outs, Shipments, 5,200 bbls, Flour, 57,000 bush. are generally sal 'slied, ornelius Cole. Senator elect ior California, named appointed by the ¥rivish authorities, It is chictly haven for A a) 4 ALY Wat ci tu 5 Associated Press dispatches as a delegate 10 the Phila wroehs, aud a good place for cating, Schene ix Tostinaster General Dennison visits Toledo on “(1 DETACHED. the 060 W Ml ie we hare bes np overrun with officia] visitors, The practice of vending and CXPosing for sale ou the public streets 25,000 bush, Corn cheekiogt thing of the season was the self-ir 4 d 4 ug son was the self-invited coming cards and photographs of an indecent character, and which T CINCINNATL Ang. 6.=Flour Grain and Whisky nnclianged. Mess bt, and states that Conveution, called upon me t+ igh Jule 30,—Lieut. Commanders 1. 8. Fillebrown and Pancroli a era 1. 5. Fillebrown and Bancroft The Democrats of the XVith District have mominated of a little detesation from Cincinnati numbering about i 0 ine Tame ny arc poisouing the minds of onr youth. This gross violation of “Sve dewund. sales of 1,900 bbls. at #8. Lad Ghernrdl, from Naval Oaservatory, and ordered to duty in Chbasles H. Mitelinor of Tacoarawas Coanty, in opposition to 120 persons, and emnprising women and ehildren, as well. common decency has held sway loug enough, Now, let us firmly at 20c. Gold, 140) 117 wae of hi y holly wit out authority nd 1 fe wi was whi o wt t s rity, and that Hydrographic Office Lieut Conitarder Thomas L. Swann, ew ll no a delegate to the P jelpliia Conventi Om [20800 avy-Yard, and ordere sumer Mohican 1 1 jing! i i deiphia Convention of Surgeon A. 8S, Uberly, from lens TR SG pI pe he Hon. John A. Bingham, He stands ne chance of an us porpous aldermen and councilmen, Our city fathers, t ¢h inst. He is not willing as jet to enter into full polit Justuty at Mound City, 11. Asst Surgeon Tames M ¥int. glection huwove, SBtertained Hicm Lospitably and saw them off to stop it, AT WIIMINGTON, X. Bnew ibe tis an rom duty at Naval Acadewm) and waiting jer Passed INDI "Thi Tinie y jesso, where they doubtless had a good time 4 1 vr Grpe agp vipaa Anite with Northern Copperleads and Southe ait y and waiting orders. assed "DIAN AL] Union State LA tee Hil 1 Bao Same, Fouag lads Sires di ft 3 ith Ne rn Copperleads and Southern traitors- Asst. Surgeon J. 8. Kmght from duty ab Naval Sion. wine at Tads he a Ntate Central Committe OF diferent character was the arrival of a delegation re a or (ad hoy ors later GroRLh yay We uted tne Sh dite. "iin Tess lr 0 SE i tue delegates at large named uot one of them are Cali. Mound tty, (1, and ordercd to steamer Mohican, wet at indlanapohs on the 3d, und arrauged for a tloresgh of the City Council of Philadelphia, who returned a visit rit ng those pictures, ahd when the edeired Xo, 1." Sur onoryer $2 2. WIGO forinns, canvass of every part of the State dering the campaign. A the St Louis Conneil made list October, "There wer Tage 8 obtaised, it goes to Saud the purse af these putdeiwre Aug. 6.—Flour stead hy I(t mass moeting will be held in every Congressional District in tie party, and they were well entertained at the pub- of licentiousoess, Cannot this evil bo checked: Is the law Sh aul; Anita ih dois. Wheat withing ONL AND THE LOYAL SYUYHERS COSVENTIOS. 1 OLLI ICAL, Upon the 224 inst. Capt. debn M. Lord has been nominated LH ex Phey saw ali the tions, and left hers very tO remain a dead letter, or do we foar Cardozo JCB i wp A WY on a ors geist, Cu ihe Union Central Commitiee of Virginia, meet ll by the Domocra's of the Sixth District. John P, Shanks we in a With their visit, The great objects of interest New York, Avg, 6, 1565. York. ke imports ou Whew im a. Bas bo a ak. hanks Vie wigs hem are tie fron Mountain and Pilot Knob, 87 scenes 42,000 bush, Kye, Canal exports, 25 bbls. Flour, bush to cut ut Alexandria to perfect the organization of the The Tea Party, as been nominated by the Repubiicans of the Eleveull Dis niles from the eity by railroad, These two wonders ‘are n YO Corn 15,500 bush Kye m liad eal party, to prepars the way for tie selection of delegates Yo the Liiior of The N. Y. Tribune trict in place of T. N. Btlllwell, who voied against negro certain igh riding many thousand miles tose. They ROVRLYN News re AT ALBANY. wt tio Soptetabts wonveution, and 10 make appl auto tor Sin: Please corract the list of lolawaton To (Trace tod the Yreedmen's Bareau bill shaonld rank us national enriosities, Mo K Ho a August G—Flonr steady, Wheat quiet, Oats: sales 30,000 eneakors. who are to visit the States North at i an aloga Convention 1 Sighs bie oh a jo i Sar hb) ASSACHUSETTS The Suri vo fectd Republican 3278 Ge, brent has pre pared 10 go actively to work and rv BaD NEDER S Daw Kyo ip we: hash. Woo. pi Chisago a mT wl! Leagues and g at the sol tion atoga Convention. Yeing mo politician by profession moran ral ral a i en the North-West Brauch Railroad. although his Pew bout 7 clock last evening a yonng man pamed State, Corn dull at Tic. Shipped by tows 114,00 bush. Corn, EE Ch re olin pug Jove ben it is dieu lt to find prominent Kepablicans in New-Eaeland encmics said it was nothing but grab game to get pos- Patrick McG wap, aged 21 years, was shot through the head by 100 bust, Oats, 75,000 bush. Rve and 5,700 bush. Wheat. MISSISRIPPI LUNATIC ASTLUX placed by mistake on the hal. Yours respeciial te identify themselves with the Johuson-Democratic, Piilude J. Be un of the rmilrond and euchira the State out of its another young man of about the BEC, Bi a 3 a! i St it same age, named Charles Fer 2 sash PENT ner hE 4 pl wivention. 4: value, A part Weineors gone forward Aug, 6,=Flour—sales 1,400 bbls, K 0 25, 1 Gov. Humphrey of Mississippi reports to Gen. How- 2 a Hixey Menz, No. 180 Essexest, pa a is tH jon. That paper ny deo 3s Arh Bgiuers have 2° 0 forward jis ady to gus, ht appears that some two weeks since Fergus and a par- bbls, choice Western Spring, &iv gine hh ard that the Tosane As lum of that State is 80 rowded that New-York Auziat 6, 185( aut Fol pe os DR ie Sis Ly delerat br Av i hi ve In ade io ri! wo 1 5 re Hig SAL 5 I ty of friends were JOWing f small boat in the river, Meh wan Miiwiakve heyd by the bontiond al 8 by ontlond at iis eis daily compelied to refuse adumision to Whit j out r Ny wh; ol my crais, oft 1 Copperas, coll ta-work onthe u wa Fn purge for of laborers and oLLers were oi the doe’, and both parties applied epithets Corn wally parties apart: No. beld at o=¢., avd ors offes ud int wv: I efuse aduission to white citizens, {By Telegrapl. 4 rnc ‘i ZC the e me ths and not even w th groat ion i tH LRA Rion. at un carly dav. The roadw oy to each owber. Those in the boat came on shore aud a fiekt Gia ui le. Uals duu; sales of LJ, bush. choice No. 1 Ch is therefore unable to provide for the imbecile blacks. TWIN" DELEGATIONS TO BALATOGA FROM D RT Bl ing can thos lind wit enougl Lopublicans or Unionists Kou A th Big Piney, about twenty miles from Rolla, ensued, in which Fergus rece ive un pair of black eyes, engo nt 52i¢; damaged No. 1 at 2c. Pork, $32 Lard, 21222. Na Et Ta ysrrupter of the RATOGA PROM DUTCIHFSS i fo sutioL Tel with ibe an Sate and 1f will quire very Little eswense Bevond the iron to 13st eveuing Fergus was in (yMalley’s barroom in Fer Whisky, #2 2% at retail, Canal Freights dull; Cory, 13@134c., people and present sufferings for food and clowLing, thought COURTY. «3 any sight Hardly Toran ol phos 1 aisle ga 5 lat uf wn the ioud to that point. The value of this road, man, peur State-st., And. geeme MeGwan puss, ran to o Oats, te, to New York, Receipts for the last 42 hours—4. 108 be the to shie 8. arc tiought N se hase. Xt thantcn Ba Vv bhaak tobk partis tog) nly ne oripent) prospeetively, Pepends upon its reaching Sort ol house cppecite and srocored a revolver. He then ursued bbls. ¥lour, 54.108 bnsh, ‘Wheat, nln bush, Corn, 135 p SUR DIS SHED i rORSH Pou GHRELPS A 6.—Ch cs NW hey uri wigh p ist of Cele i v sching Npriugheld, bet P casons for (Lis increase of (ui CY. kirsig, Aug. b. acles W. Wheaton and «State Cot i it, and thonzl the list of Celepates to 1 where it will lap a valusbie azrienltural and loud region Mctiwas. and the Jutter, boing of lighter weight TY the bah Unt eo Taser. 08 o as {Ambrose Wager have hoon appointed €elegates for this dis EO re tae Xt Werk is u very respeciable Go Fremont gupears 10 be ih wert ro” I I other, refused to fight and ran uway. Fergus then fired, the Wheat, 149,830 nb. Gore, 68 S40buss. Duca, 16,310 buat. Hui vii By ind altoget ditable for a beginning, most the sour farwand as rapidly as sible Ea i hall entering the back of the right side of the Lead and came ley, 6,590 husk. Rye. There t= afloat on canal for tide water, R ward as rapidity as possible from Rolla, ont thronek: the forehead, MeGwan fe ldown in the street, including shipments from buttalo for 14 days endiog Ang. and for days fom Oswego ending Aug, 4, ue follows. 1,22 PERSONAL, y without ther” knowiodes ky 4 licence flow the Plains constantly reaches ne of an snd Ferzus attempted to make bis escape by mnning after a J bbls. Flour, 47 669 bush. Wheat, 1,645 63 bush. Corn, 760,574 l President opened the door of biz room al 2 Ss Hired th 4 L to-day for gl visitors, Taero were at 330 wre fecry 1 rick arpetcs his 1 the cast, repudiate the mov oS FEa hain iv ollie Kansas or wa hod pi: Preset, sei of delegates appointed to go to Saratoga from Du joy yA ol Cr a the ab ubrtiawt jt Sn buthrenk. Advices from Colorado going’ io Falton-ferr., Oiliecr Mooney ol the Forty second a Ko nway wus among the csliers, t MVE Waa 4 J oki son Elan. |G artieutary 1.6e of these stories end there seems I D'recinet being on tie ren platform, was a witness of bush Oats, 55,900 bash, Barley, 91,750 bush. Kye. paying Lis respects to Mr. Jobisou previous to his departure 3 rn Ler vacaucy on tae ust, wi necil@ion beneath the whole business, The the whole affair, and awaiting the arrival of Fergus arrested of the 15th ust. to his Consulate at Marseilles, CALIFORNIA POLITICS. a border ig crowded with men who have long been accas- kim, aud conuueted him to the Station- House, he injured 5 f y Major-Gen. G. K. Warren of the oa t fi Corps jel SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. f.—The Democratic of The Boston Ile rald gags: 1omed 10 making money out of ‘he Indian wars, snd thoy [tH Wan takul 40 348 Loug Island Codoge Hospital, His con- The Tribnne Eninrged. tf. Corps is In town, J X op 9 o'cluc eT N n Convent p f $s} yechomeion relative tot o Raton 870 JUSt 48 AnXIpur as ever 10 get up such a \rar now gor 9 o'cluck p.m. was considered hopeless by the TERMS. ti» Las been appointed one of the EuZueer Board to survey ouvention renominated Cobb for Tax CU 1 lor, but changed Fost) The veaprooic® ahd ot M Palfre ony ihn in There been distur bet a tl ht A div no Attonding surge, wi RY 1a oTairs of the M ssissippl levees, the ticket otherwise with but two cxceplic che y 10 tLe requirement of i aw pig hai w i hn ff {aged Judians and i i 3 0 FREELY TRIBUNE, i i 3 omens a ln $0 af to prevest the willwat dosht, and there always will be until our Mail subsoribers, single copy, year—52 numbers. 2 ow INTERNAL REVENUE. NM ALYL DRMOCRATIC DELEGATE CONVENTION. oft bs Toe k hs hy i 33 ehh tue Jules Lin Lo nt puts nto full foree and effect the proposition Rameoan 1 eh prs. —The secretary of the Brook- Has gnbneriogss Clubs Of BYP. .snsscssnsassssssnsnnares 90 yum Ce wold We Oe ved u 1 ebwl cle Ineuch ab ne to nits 5 he th Poseivati ‘ite Pe oad e Rf a Nabe was ‘oN COPLeS. S46 «11 loternal Revenue recepis for the dav were Porruanp, Me., August 6.—The delegates to the (rent the aw has PO EN Se hou 10 prevent place thew i: eo Al tad ns to reservations and Iyn City Lailraad Company announces that a ticket clerk will Fru copies. sadsened bo 8280s SF AEE crt ena Bh 772 19; for the v eek ending August 4 1 863,315 12 Grate Democratic Convention to be held tomorrow are nssem t pie L Lew postiiustcr durieg the ree of the od 4 hy 1 A ut thng a wiites to 20 hn attendance at (he oflice, No. i0 Falton-st., In Ratare. Ten eoples to one address... a 16 00 4 8 Bk Wolo dc. Slt in Smee h uf aM ev waa, therefore, simpy re van i sioned y and compelling them io Keep tae peace, pth 3 o'clock every evening, in order to accommodate those Twenty copies, Pol Lr TE THE FISHERIES. bled in large numbers to-night, and a very “UI attendance ia ta avoid that condition of things, It is hor fo be taker as AGY i Council 1 ve been proved by experience to bi woo desire to purchase tickets by the package, 32 by Soy Yo uhe Whibioms connand oe DW {ie saptain of the steamer Winooski, lately ecruis- expected. EF. Pillsbury of Yarmington and A WwW. Joln- v permanent ointment. His commission FI JHE bigs. Tuc peopl of the Plains are now wu- m—p—s y wa. y ly 18- com of Bolfast are the prominent candidates for Governor, the w to the d bit withdrawn op the same day, so he PIO the ides that d the lust Council at Fort CORRECTION —Woe are assured that the arti le i SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Srp on the fisheries of Nova Scotia, reports he boarded 500 Fens seeming Hi Pr b a if i Ci N dik he wh t reconfirmed by that bod Ih resident will proba- Larmuie the Indians by some means got hold of auRAgnd ai NN Aare assur Jal the articie 1m Mail subscribers, 1 copy, veur—e104 sumbers. TE) ahiacks, and wea in the company of TW vessels. Two-thirds will sadn Bec 4 i he ie 208 4agponters, 4 onvention |i ob APPOLt new postmaster until the end of the month, 4 BLIMP ion, There 18 no foansation for this story but Tur Trisrse of Avg. 4 headed **South Brooklyn,” was in. Mail subscribers, 2 copies, yoar—104 numbers. 700 ee tala ont Haalish loenses, Misswderstanding the recent J a hou dly warm! support the J resident, sud send four NGULAR.— The Memphis Bulletin Comments upol some of ihose Whodesire war started the story, and it is FOTTOCH Iv its statements respecting the residents iu the vicin- Man subscribers, copies, or over, for each copy........ 3 seats. He estimates the cateues will uo be as sacisfactory as delegaica to the Philadelphia Conv cution. the Convention held in that eity for the appointiueat of dele bedicved just as firmly as if it wero true, The difficulty in ity of Hamiiton Ferry, especially the proprietors of the Hamil wons rezutting for 10 copies $30. wil receive A wxirs Copy S11 former Seasons. BALTIMORE PEMOCRATIC CONVENTION, gates to PLiladelplia as toliows iy po A t fis 1s thal Hat the tuhabatants of the border want ton Hotel, Our reporter visited the locality yesterday, and Persons remitting tor Lo copies $45, will receive AG 8Xtra 30DY ME. BEGAR'S CLAIM. Baitivork, Aug. 6.—The Baltimore Democratic «Jt was a little singulsr that a meeting held to promote jug tl tp icy uated i“ fore, ad are boii of pursys saw nothing calculated ta inyite a pestilence, the streets being one year. The large i City Convention met tod Nas oR Pre ident Joluson’s success sbould be regaied by extr:vagant The ere ow. 4 pense of humanity and justies, comparniively clean, Ihe Hamilton Hotel appears tobe a DAILY TRIKUNR. o large fare of the Hon. Joseph Segar at Hamp- y Convention met today to elect delegates tu the BME oilogiuwce apan Jeflemon A a ie Beli” at rige in this city just now is the Southern elean and weil carductod BOR, be Cae of clolers having $10 per aagum; for six months. to... Va. has been ecoupied by the Federal troops since 1861, Dytocrate Convention calied to elioose delegitesto the Prila- yoang gentlemen #iving free utieran a apt, ant 4h y E' business. An Exceut.ve Committoe, composed of veourred there or in the immediate vicinity, Addross THY TRIBUNE New York. 30w (ve years, neither toe rent for wich, vor the destruction delpiata Convention. Among those nominated for delegates ut 19 I y MTD of adiviration toucking bie character and hd, A ciglodd pm, p vas buen formed, and they Advertisements for this week's issue of Tug Weegee whi oof persons] property, valued ut $10,000, bas be ever luge from this city wera cx-Cov. Pratt and Berjamin C. fue i Dre s do we ra se 0 ction at thi tie: but Loh oR hs relief of bo Buse Bull, TrigeNE must be handed in To Day. ben compensated for. At preseut he I< unabie to obtain in- Howard, who was Commissioner of Police fn 1965, at the time pub Tanda tail IN Rimi hn oq gt I" ire he soaiberiers w 0 sud d py the A diy 1 T I BS A a Aemaits owing to tie roliag of Gen. Meigs, am of the attack on the Magsashasetts troops. Mr. Praft wi oben. our rxpoyents should bewar Hepa i; And Ftheds oe fed Be the war. Stories) and lw Athletics and Mutuals junior clubs will play Wa w go en, Meigs, that a claimant ony clected gf Rr IE Og RC ih Ly 4 or Li fi: “l or id to alleviate the go.day at corner Forty secoud-st. and Madison-ave. Game MARRIED, vot only himself be loyal, but thai Lis claim must origl- ir any event, sue! whils' they a of Union soldicrs were now ae ive th helping foi- ¢oited at 2 o'clock. M1 ERE—BOLTON=Oo Touridsy, August 2, 1966, ai the residenos vale 1a a loyal State, This decision is being considered by THE GEORGIA DELRGATION TO THE PHILADELPIUA weil at Lom have Necks ou M3 46 Southern relief couse —ull of which may be right of the Lride's father, by the Kev. D, Littlewood, sesisted by the the So f g 8 pbs Yoppengl, bat il is eather ensious to hear such peo de elaim- op Res. W. Platts. Mr. John H. Myers of New York City to Mise ve Secretary of War, as it affects the vital inverests of a large CONVENTION New-York. —A correanoudent at Syracuse writes, iN the horore! wing firstorate Unionists,” Foe hanks Iii. La7k BOILER EXPLOSION—CONCLUSION OF N {sites of “Thomas Bolton, egy of Westuhusier, Kow Rom. «lass of Unionists whose only depeude ce was necessarily AUGUST mM 1 and gon rt inneh y Slip a P NOU 0 Cards, ras necessarily AvausTa. Ga, Aug. 6.—The following names com. U3 i aud 1) Lstitntions have helved forward the cansg of me INorisi—"wo Vesbicis.—~Coroner Gover yesterday at g r akan ot wha Jvve bus” Sal 5 wi om- F wolis oe an SIBLEY—STEWART =0On Th: Taker by our troops, but who have been uuable to obtain re. piete the list of the Georgia delegation tu the Phliadelplia Fie game of is jast taken pew torn, Some dave he fo the dats in Alubama by subseribing to $40, the New York Tog; ital concluded the ingnest in the ease of Weed, Wm. H, Sit heyy Te Busty. Autsus, by the Rev L.8 by od yy Er on Be I siden Johnie on Corventiou: he RA oo A x w. CU. Widliswos and others, apared hv Dia Na hi ve t st t for the purpose of buy. Moi: Klein who died from the effect of scalds received on Toe part oh Hs Saves, iy fer of Jorg od of Apri 6. allows about four months ration, Tid District: TH Warrer, Witter In The Courver and Un for a Convention to be held at the or i woBuid o mth tute, the 23d u't. by the explosion of a boiler in the su SCE 1.0 hack of this date it is claimed con pensation cannot go. Hiram Farmer, E. II. Worre!! a Hal! to-morrow, for the purpose of electing delegates t political eniildron 1» 1 ling. notwithstanding the Messrs. Haris Co, Nos. M6 and nord a rebar TUKNER-BOYCE—Ou Thursday, tie *d inst by the Rev. De NATIONAT x Delegates at 1 ree: A. B. Btephcns, 1L V. Jounsen, A. H. Tr TS artim ein be uventiou, Bs the oxre should Lot wenther, The Conservatives and Rudi Js have stump- dence Las been publ shod heretofore in Tuk TRIBUNE, The RueL, ws vit Sorldeney Wa bride's father, Veruon, Rasean Co.. p 10) AL BANE. Chappe'l, D, A. Walker ro be, saw, ua’ on BT i ad and hoe whe hope to speaker cmplosed in various parts of the State, edifying jury faiicd to agree, and rendered two verdiets, as follows: a yy Sut of wlisgton, D.C. to Mary B:, deaghtor cortificats of authority has been issued to the i em have the book more eauspICHOGR than the bait, bwhukint do to the people as to the issues to be decided in November lve find thatthe in awed came to bis death by injuries received A I 1'irst National Bank of Clarksville, Va., to commence business KENTUCKY. —The fact that the political conlest just PFovissG to-Gay a Lu ohlicn at the City Hall and selccied The Lonscivalives ire puisullg a. ry dirty and con- Becaatd ut on th orgy ra PALA fy ada oi capital of $10,00, No ¢reulation is allowsd ur less somo closed in Kentucky embraced but one oflice, thai of Cixk of de rut oF the w-cativy Unit State onveulion us Sars pha v i ir _-, hey dine their fneads ky ignore and wu the explosion was alone caoved dri A Omsion BR RLrv Oak Rowe 1 0 pir 18S he Court ale EE rs St toga, to be held on the Si inst, 0 Covention today and ite tecistrr Law, adhere to the paltry lie that the Ryo tie englocer it charze of the engine at said refinery.” 8 RLY 00 Monday, Augus® 6, at 7 o'clock p. w., lsabslis furier provision is mado by Congress. or By ie hin ot t: J. v ts bist nee? or Jie i was so ill bora that it was werely by accident What it Wi ae Court of the Upiued fu s hi decided the Tests WY Jovest ties Nichol Glios. Ficéurieh Capell, i Jia duages of Edvard aud Mary A. Bugley, aged 6 mouse FOG SIGNAL. a L ILTGAT 43F Jement Nandigham wa 3 &a bla BS RAED AN meeting, 10 be Bacoustiotionasl, They will probably sneceed 0K JUTY endere a owing ve ct, after Faveral at the residence of her 3 p jmporicd to si ke OrG wath tha: i Very 0] ‘ia enrald me —a in persuading returned y 4 bony reciting tne fact of the doath of the vietum: yes ence el patents, Seventeentti-at,, bet, Fourth pecial fog signal has been ord red for Eastport, i iw q fis a sw aL Foran fo Duvslt. the Rebel ean PEILADELPLIA, Col. Fitzeerald, a War Democrat "g pony nh et Ruibuis wind Soptiies, sy mpathizc rs “We blame Mr, Ae oa in the factory what and Fifth-aves., at 4 o'clock p. 1u., to-day (Tuesday). n A didate, and sddress»! an audience of 2000 or 3,000 at Frank. V e rood record, will probably be nominated for Congress the law in many eo hiss, "The resuit will i 4 Donan 104 dun nt yituiun), se ton, and for uot watching that such accidents BURR-AL Orange, New. Jarses. on Soturday, Auzust 4, James, in. i He wax frequsntly inter=npted by shouts of Harrah for in the First District; but seared iy 6 doubt can be entertained ahd The seu ding ol militia t the lawless COLEULR hed, Sehocuteider, Hund by Poier Bereta, patina: Benger Wilhelm nn Jue Wi pu ave ing uk, Meet stu at tps Je avis,” “Hr dae In ‘ux of vaillantion of the ia eho ofp an amack, New: on August FXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS yer 1 wa or H Ww Judge Duvall, these two with OF lection of the Hoz, Samuel J. Randall, Democrat, us forts Ive hi ge ovixid Lere ipquining the political PRIBORAL —G RC. 8 Sohonck of Obio is ee vu jez, Burtin, infant child of Laurs Vo er ar AE o speaker constituting a Democratic rio altogether lovely J votes to spare. However, if a third ca reoepect tn Missouri. ‘The answer can be given in o NONAL~—Liel hh U ne 0 at the uti, Ir. city, 2 months snd 1 day. Ra J a third candi id i 4 Ru Lue i [By Ted graph] in the eyes of Keniugky recoustial tionists, Vallandigham int be set =p. Fitzgerald's claves would be good jo rn Be H ful: ie Lisliy daw is cnforee d de Radicals Fifth 4venne Uotl, Tle Hon. C. Huntington, California; FOWLER-On Second doy, Sk of ih mony, of Sivinat of the bist, ion. Stickney, said to be a relative of the circus ually se sclally Sew JOiiais Bis spree which wasfiercs Mis said that Col. Wr. Ni. Thomas, Coflector of ft! fay techie wok Ls Reta hel She Conservation Gel, W. W. Lee, Philacelphia; Capt. Whittlcsey, Texas, and 145 of bis age. Joyies fn tS a hay IPCUS and defini. Of the strength and exter the Republican Port of Philadel cutest the right a P EY Bir Ii Hon Anh 3, Mi nde and relatives are invited to attend 1, i celebrities, hes been appointed Receiver of Public Moneys at party in the North West wld eile dent to 1 lodelphis, will contest the right of the Presi Whe gue oh then reduced itself to the probability of 3 ie Wi Fioadgv, ns: Ao Nosinit ies Ho, row £7 bi be, Bo Slain ie ou Fours dor, m3 oc Vermillion, Dakota Territory The President to-day made art} ae tL it {no remove Lit elon ing the Kegistry Law. At present there is a mi i} jen. I. M. Ries of Iowa, and Col. A. 8. ackson of Nebraska, pun’ dos rrilory. 4 den WEN 1 sniG that Mr. Stevens wus 3 i nuptith 3 h font dete p f oA (OV A) a the following appointments: thing fort tt wen who i y oy He ul Tok on sam ti 5 arnt talk of 8 new Radical daily paper ie Tlila- Bi acu 1 She pan of the Governor aud the ae ey Lue Bi. Devia Hoel. Capt. J. Dav, England and a dn Ara Milla 3 e Bo Mag 1, 0G, Willi James Lowrie, jr. Surveyor of Customs, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Thaddens Stevens. krow him. He is 0 head a Seow ly, sare) bE ep. dit ha hs Bh ci en‘oree the law, The Prof. Holmes and lady, South Carolina, are at the New-York and 6 wonthe. years f.on Benjamin Paritidee, ye of Intaram Ravens above any one of the other pretended Cou alive Repn {ore The Pot an Torsitor gd Conven- pry Lint a? yo the Skyy donntien- aud wore Hotel. Mrs. Gey. Audcrson, New Orleans, and Maj. Barrow NEWMAN—At Tarrstown, Alon Newman. late Principal of the axl District, Michigan: MJ. William G. McCandler, Col. t4%* in Conzress or ovt of it. 1 «Tan of RePtuil gion was Jedd 2t Denver on the with wt. Jt was fully ul Bumpers te The} ir uty and will perform it and lady, Si Louis, aro at the Southern Hoiel. The Hon. Furrytovs Institute, in the 854 year of his age, lotor internal Revenue Twenty-third District, reiBond will, 0 1aa0 of firmness of parpoke, Teehioss Juteed (0 4 hit Lakes: 4 Ee te 1 wl Ivy ul w pli hazards The Union wen of the interior who made pra Cornell, 1thaca, is at the A A The foie ods of the family, aud foruwer patrons Rud pupils of the lasti- 1 Ca AMred G Liosd, Assessor, Fwentv-third District, Penn. nuibivrenl to buna life. a mat not sparing ri of B ‘3 Se Eg Chileott was nomirated Cougressioual the Kegs) Lav and believe in Keeping Rebels away BR aca, is at the Astor House, Tote. an rospeetiully invited to attend the funers!. at the Metiodist pA i erdanaud E. Volse. Collector, Twenty second Dis. TEkts Of propert) or uf. deelf, if they nthe wav of his Dilegat fesoletions ware passed opposed to any Congres. fron: the balot-box arc apparently determined to enforce it, TEE TONE mete Ee h Sure¥ bows, go Wediwia Aug. 8, oi Ll 0 clock. i dad is Color Tote Dt Lev too ob Ete och bh oi. te of te Terry By hee ovponed to any Gongren 00 L1G la wat resid tn N. dowph um the eeriuontal-3NE Beeb usb Be i arerariose £95 ie. Willian C Wilson ety h or. gs Dinrict, Juda A Th wi A bay G1 to her: be has con. lature of the Territory by their organic acts, or Infringing Sar Pa ry y Xp examimng lus person full half who served with distinction in the Union army during the late OWEN=Suddenly, on 3atnrdey. Aug 4, of cholor: infantuw, Edward don Bo Haves, Assessor, Twentweld Uistrier ory on Northern and Westers States, Th npr Tg the ner the goveicign rights which the people of ihe Teriiiosy waish, Tr vem oe en p- about his Nebellion, receiving no less than 24 wounds while in the Wiatiuup, wy child oi Willian AL and Mary L. Owed, aged 8 Thutnas 1 Tt I Lo riet, Pennsgivania; y at Bava cd LO i" i n it Yip ath BA rhaioay wish, aid upped 1a the rags was coneeale 2400 i months. i I. Eilott, Poyvarcian Marine Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa night lav boen dos n, Fim and decisive action, blows wl! on with the people of the States coin and $329 in eorrency, The old cule] $1 amt pw Sh Nat R prescat of he Soldiers’ Howe in Howard at., in i relitives and friends of the family sre invited to attend tie struck earlier and harder, would Lave sccoinplishe I cme of the colt A hs city, i+ iriends wishing to testify thor appreciati Legal, from the residences of bis grandfather, Edward S. Brooks p— pose. oud the rock would have yiolaed. a w y/ w jy Viceting of the Nimth Disract Union Assos “0 of the coin had been in his posscssion for (ogty hisseryices (othe Union CLAY, Lave Mr A sppreciaiion of esq., No. 12 East Twenty third ough cop og A Fad kel ARMY GAZETTE, of Ke oe he ofevievery one is directed to the heat cintion. More citizens of Platte County, Missouri, reached St Sith Luniiiyl ver pos Poh. Tie brave sokier Mw RSG. a Fisted R,5., ob yy oe gheos 1 Aloe 3¥ etl 4 i Rentusiy at thay may proclaim to the eitize Mf the 1 wap ad EFF an can 4 AR FD CilizOLR th H JA inty, Missouri, nehed A h “A moro, as roven bv his ant ter of Leviand Sophia P. Paw {By Tverap Northern aud Weatera Stat, tar the struggle A 1 BARAT PHILADELPHIA AND THE ION. HENRY J. Josesl last night, having heen driven frow their homes by testified to by Gov. Fenton, Mayor Hoffmann. ger, 1 doy, Ha, aged 1 ASSIGRWENT OF WEST I Ih Presitonl, HN the Union, bring Yack again to KAYMOND REPUDIATED. ha whackers, i ea unbor of the. followers of Couns UBter, Gen, Ferrero, and many other prominent citizens, Funetll wtvices gi the Autbou, Dieuorial Church. Forty eightht.. i od ST-POINT GRADUATES. e exercise of thelr riguis the Blates lately ‘makive wa ate Kod Thurston and Bill Anderoon lurk in Platte County, and wm——— hore I inat,, al 2 0 poo. romaine w taken WAL DEPARTMENT, ADJ TANI GENERAL'S OFFICE, 3 confederate government, is in vain. 5 A larg eting vi: Association was held last loyal men will be foreed to the necessity of expalling The Fudians, f in Trinity Consniany, for lutoraenl, ep sives ind friwady of She WASHINGTON, Aug. Be PENNSYLVANIA. —The n Stata Cant al evening at Justice Ball's Court-roomm. Mr. Mordecai 1. Me thet Po the }.diior uf The N. {ban TOR 4 Y 4 tian. OrpErs, No. 57.—1. The a cd tee will 1 a p oi: T 3 goad yatta} ot og resided, and Curt 5 ddons sud Jolin E lh ted Hod A bw days ago a band of Osage Indians, eleven in pum- uf im V4 ive: corre d Pe: ial Toe Sd tu Sry TT; of 3 eon igen 5 valk 24 3 ono Latelin Ons n t. pure pit p 4 t 3 £0Ve y hl nt ev eR at Eratustes of te Jin ry Acadenny have been ap- Wednesday. Augtst in the avesd 8%, 14 DUPZH OM yotqrine. After the transaction of routine business the fol- ber. Wdeched in feathers and paint, found their way into eas pondent evinces a! ROBBINS—In Brooklyn, on Monday, Aug. 6. efter s liagering iliuess, page Fir a WE wh {rp States by Lhe President, b td ail ‘6 tel the evening thi N dl be a Uniop resolution introduced by Alesande: Mo Lood. Were t! aty in 2 e ple iy desiitue condition, having been persisteuey al energy worthy of a better cause in his attempt ap i A, wiile of Dusinl Ae Robi aged 30 years. ind. ossad below, to date olisost ol jhe Soate, with the rauk oetiug, ul which addeesses will be delivered by Gov, LLaniwousis adopicd Mesars, Kelly, Dumville, Lugaskis, swindid and deserted at Carrolton, Kiliuois, by two white to misinform and mislead the public in reference to the recent funersl, ryThes ate he, oF the Jumily, Je. fevuestod to uit Fy Corm of Engincers—tie, Can No EH Sl Anmr. to be Kenton ol Fev, t len Galusha A, Grow, Col, doa W. “p00 A ih! pking epiritel romakie) bare) men beh Af traveling through the conutry with them, Indies treaty concluded at Fort Laramie, aud the disposition joe, 5k $0" Cock bw. Her fomsius wil be taken to Green Sher Second Lieutenant, to fill anongiual VaCADCY Twe 1 Forrvey and the Hor. I. W. Ho! Preraratio 5 ea ull Is «ocintion agleres 0 he prineipies ana Eiving exhiitions, Upper I’ Nana pe or interment. 5, Cadet I pone for a reparations sie also bein we Urganizaiion ait N A of the Upper Platte Indians relative to peace. g dames Mercur, to be S-cond-Leutoannt, to fill an ri Bi i h a ane der his itor in Pittsburgh iu September. ots of alton of aod reat litiss yusty of aie brig i Hou, Charles 1. Drake is now stujuping thy Stute Yeanmt believe that THE TRIBUNE 1» dd thy wit Wouly chil of rnaci wd Ada J. Cn ar wd va wucy. ‘Three, Cadet Chailes' E. L. i. Davis $to be Second jens. dawe: 8 Nowley and A. L. Pearson have been anpointed jlepresentatives in Congress; re ciate (4 Jor h is forth: Radicals, a Buy sympathy with ouly chid of Nathauie! aud Ada J. Roviason, how ig ib J aiuiash tod] an ori vacurc:, our, Cadet Ber jamin commitiee to nroceed to Lowell and invite Gen, Butler to be «a ation” of President dates pd he nt the purposes w Lick under!le and ofizinate these oft-repeated a ati EY ih invited y, Groene, to be second: Lieutenant, 1o fli an 81 preci. ori aliaohmol aA MW rin Sara et i and numerous wiisrepresentations wrelops ie relatives and fiends are invited 0 attend the funenl, from the NR EER I Ghent AS cod Lai Suwarerlug aitacar oui $0 le privaipict of ‘Finals, wad he LICE CITY RATLEGAD FARES, a ot. acke rove Tosi Bonin: on Weslergin ih Third ve. 354 istry Mount hid au original OCRNCY. Six, Cadet George Af Wheeler, to of A meeling bola in Mount Jov last week, that resol ol or til ops HIV) hf at 0 have Dnlier Ju Dehadl of ani we treaty nd the i whi ee K, 4 is Bil ast, a p.m. Rac aim 3 WW wtesed st JAvor sor Td, Sg Se hE A sal liberty and the rights of man. veaty and the varios charges of your Leavenworth corte. Twenty sevanth-st. Fad Fowrik-ave. at 11:308. mi. ow aurea: a 2 Seal vacancy. Seven, Aon 2 vor o bith FIChY 48 SAU first choice for R Tot the Copperhead, Xeebel, doughface, and Jobn COMSOTATION TICKETS FOR SALE~THE LINES spandent fubectiog juin waiting at (Le depot. i tL i 0 to Second Lieatenant, to fill as ta wh lates Donat a 3, 0 1 certian ntingency, our son Couvention, esiled to Rp he deh A d First: 1s claimed that the treaty was wade with ABLE p ig ah vacates. Jel r, Cadet Jas, Yui, to he Suoond. ne oF rs go Got. on Tin 18 suoply u duds e of poli dont. moet u fe w0ét ob Filntelpiin 08 She ie [S<1IN6G Tile M, AND WHERE THEN CAN BE OBTAINED, Supt rauauated Indians and old ss HY Xi The wity! iy i Nl pi i bid ed yo he Wa. atozant, vie dhary, promoted, Nine, Cadet Daniel ibn ha ni r. vens, as war Jone on a former 5 subi! ol ek Knot 4 oftiee-hol hat yh abalars {ks Tie city Railroads Ath PhAt tm Then was sg wed by 14 of the 16 principal chiefs of the Sax, The The triends of the family, and of her dfatper, J Ww Lockwood, to ba Second. Lier? nant, vice Post promoted, o casio. ie ape t ion thre ghout the Site is 1 A MIR CLA ho ed Acew aod Wakery. Sie at ironed Ar Attracting considerable two wo eed 10 SID iE Were absent ou Powder Rr i West Hoboken and of her Aurif am law, Jas ar Haft, 194, 4 EN wii 1 Department. 1, Cadet William P. Butler, to be eon iv wy iy fot e Lited Btates Senate, if ois own secure the patronage of the National AAminictr at on aud Sn attaiion at the present tie, and the apparently insignifican ne the treaty war concluded, but both bad been present at spectiully invited to attend the funeral, ou Wednesday, 8. lost, at Fran yo? Ee as Pram a Cadet paris of the Si He otligent pel fens 18 etd munity fiom pesaalment for disioyaity and trenton 10 fhe] Bue of one Genl 13 ihe whole cause of it. During the pas the ir ind voynuils hich preceded the sigeiiog, and um- Her wd Ik widaon, No. 31 Fast Grown; hi on on gt Ain Jel i A a nehrenner, v of out petit J MN Spin (overt nt and J! vr. twelyy months and longer, six wits have’ b ormely exp a 1°} ulinguess w sole by the action of a Cemetery. vi mated 12. Cadet Edward M. Wrigit, to be Second Lieut gn peli ns, Deol ‘out Ms err hat we taapptove: of The course of the Tien, ir not cents have been demgnded 11 jority of their tbe. i STOCK] N~Tu this eit on Suny. Ruguskd a ant, vice Frinee, promot a. of Laucasier ile: 3 from he public upon alwost every line of the street Kail Is Second: Kt is elaimed that the 17d 1 ay, August 5, Harriet L. daughter Nonomd Regiment of Cavairy—36, Cadet Alert J, Neff, toh VF Cou 1) Wits ek to 11a Lui them justraet for Fog i He HY Re at 4 our representative in Congress, and oe icity and the eonsCqUeTOR of thir. has b ait ol ates 12 wps shotid il digs demanded that the af Goatees E. and Catusiine M. Stocking, aged 2 years, 10 months Second ph ke y ob, u, oe uneorditioun 1 tet it be underst a he es A mel due diligence wn thi approaching clection to i an SLA SLM vO s has been a grea ec] ie 8! q L oe ti Je i or "nr heir country. ar 1 Vi. y J Y, ee Gry Lys fn. au, 0 A501 unde th ts ar oa ec Sl anges a a, TA £0 of COLLEY PES iy SELES ey te ie Glin be S800 ry ey «nb. Thompson, to 1 ean be impli trusted 10 stand by him fe £uch non £8 juieregis af Ls donistitientsa ane principles of bis party. Thaidea has been afloat that the railroad com "w 3 Ried We onder tivey Jud 10 J ortann, o such de- lat by iend i rat ey a A RE I ye rl A ch Re ot ee th The nde ps se gt bi A 1, y Shand Y=—Jd. Cadet Win L MODENY, W (otes ax well conse rE other eandi- mites as the competent authority to call State Eonvention as it sryears po such Poin pulsio eept yo oy in council and by the terms of the treaty, that ow Iw Second Lieutenant, vice tayior, decliiod x Be RINY fn Ye011 1 intrigues against Win and sa onyeni.ons, Rk npuksion eats except in the case of they would surrender the Powder Ri Yr to attend the fupersl, from har late residence, No. 62 Morton st., ou Fifth nt of Cone i i their ere Load Ki “a aut all other t onventions, whether a! Saratoga or eise cera compruies whose charters ore special and of somewhat Ae rs ogy bags ws River road gqnd all other Tuesdny, Tih ust, st 2 o'clock. oc Fh JoulfimeA of Cavalry—232. Coder J. Scott Payneto Nath of 11a! if omen bee swag weer, are unauthorized ond injutious to the umity and bar. encleat gate. If would appear trom the awended revenue ross throngh (heir country which the Government might de. WEEKS Fuiday, Aug. 3. at Birmingham, Olio, Freelove, wife: a h pr lh ge oy didate £0; Better, Hes Sheastyr LOuDLY. 3 A i a cutie many of the Party, aod all those conmected with the Union Jaw pint corbilr rulirvads have cortatn privileges by virtue of hind og ndont all that “1 of Vhomat Weeks, luster afvble ot”. Roy or M 4 Aga Jadot iw, A ixon to be bit ky a in Ie u i Ci he avow, or sation who Linn e sided or abetted wit is Know N 1 thie ir ance right wird LIL TOR wondent slieges t at “large uantitios of cond Ksuledth Yiew Tt Iman, Dladted, Company F. fy Ha wi nf ws ie ui ow potion] admirer of 190 saratopen Convention Lave wustly forfeited ull ther i as Hi yt Yor instance, thie Fourthave, live, which is in every rexpest ammunition Were furpisied to the Indians with hy knowledge oe n mE scord lieutenant, vice PA Ire] Halo. i ort 30 be A ae ay pine grid Suey go badd cla of meanberaliip io this Association, {the posi comfortable Hue dn the metre polis, bas the privilege, nF ShoCumissioners. uid er the supply at the post Soecial Wolices. H Taner. Oa oa a, Gross Auer T Memir 10 ej dice raced ro sham funy by Edgar Cows i gp Slsimad kn ge Br oe with ts original charter, of charter, of from Donver, and dealt ou 6 1 large quency vay froeited Soult dom pi 3 he z at} char cing Whatever it likes. Bia cents satisfies the C 4 wyer, snd dealt ot in the same manner.” answer na flatulopunt; He Mae aa fromoted Company Jowa.—he Hon, A. W. Hubbard bat been venoms the Congressionn! Blonder, but they allege that there 1s no law pr al in eutibaby, Shit lw huts TW hundred pounds of powder was sent (0 Fort Dalonbach, promoted, Batters K ud Lientenant, vice jnatcd for Congress Ly the Republicans of tiv Vth strict 1 Vilitor of Tht N.Y. Tribune powerinl enough to compel them 10 CANTY passengers at a pa Xo bu dintrivnied ameng the Sioux. Cheyennes und _ im Necond Regiment of Artillery Seventeen Cadet Chas I. notw hstas Cling has de ension to be considored 2 ‘ons He NR 1 ieee thal you ive the nau of ut rate, gt Soma I ere Ln- Great Vire in Portund, Me Kilbourne, Seo i Re 188, Hinges RABIN a Aandidate y HCE LL SOU lh w ngimes of Cooper, he oeection of a vent may appest on the [ace of it very Rs xin of ai ok al, tributed among o LC oOmbaDn"? lo bo pd Lieuteount, vice Ring. promoted, WIsT VinCinia—A\ Soldiers’ Convention i H Jenckes and Laudall, is Tur Temi xy of the Sth gmat matter, His however, one of enpsiierabie ln y 0 them with the knowledge or consent of the Commissioners.” Jom} re _E. Twenty-three, Cadet Jus E Tastman, to be 1 "ie VOR ts walled the 5th Ch. ae “the and for that very reason that there Las beer importance, Not a ingle pound of powder was taken from the post at Fort h Pus vitet oh mb ahtad of kaa nt g 15 I} t iF here Ud wer J ita. Fob v ry a die abasy, transierred to the Corps at a kersh ie on the 0th. three members who wanted thelr salaries raised, but Qld not ment relative to il. A grest many of beh 3 gi sel Laramie, os not un ounce was sent for or received from Don. Tiwd Kogiment of Ariiliery —~Sixteen, Cadet Jas. O'H VOSS ECT Te==A correspondent of Tie Fripuxe 500 gs ss ing eomutation tickets, nd as 8 Diatter of convenience to vel iy ling lore omy edge h i WILIER' PATENT SALAMANDER RAPES be Sorc ldentenant, vice Sain, dropped, vii Jo wriies from Milford that, while it is sivoi;ly Copperhead. Now, will you give the people glio, the numes et the wen Jems lieing up town the question i« a wuatter of considerable wood faith or ond feelin on the hii hs Bd and Pouriawn. Faly'ss, ies a fwerty four, Cadet Inune T. Wed Pr WY Ta} Deocratic, there is uot a Johuson ai in olane who voted bors of the 0h Congress, wh ed the aries rai rest, t scunwes”™ A i to 3 1 ant. viet POTLer. Recline, Aig ve Second Liemten TH; Suara 4 a naan in the pla wi y voted y ol oe vho wanted thelr salaries raised 1t appends that the Fourth-ave, Company, one of the oldest rr Nh ig $8lE 4 uty, youreorres dent avers that Witder Selomander Sage Oa, Four: Reoiment of Artil TT Ad a CRE ATR haf pA *wervea by pant af py. of our city railroads, decline offering the udvantage y 0 Artillery, 0S ou Chet Thi f 0 we La il are not to be sw i e coo f out eit i peed dyvantage of these he tans have noti od the Overland Stage Company t Gharohill, to be Sceonc-Licut. vice Huger or i C. proscription er hls of allies Jair play, Let the pobiic know by whom nnd how this commutation tickets. vl pd heir stock aud couches Nei be peril Nogtans No. 8 Courtlandist.. New York. CH k -4 FORTIN a, Lory 5 Fo os ww eit go] TLe ae lines are ren y arant eo wae v5. of a n hay Li Fourteen ate} Ci. s. swith, to be Second- Lient. MISKOU 1. The St Lois Dewocrat pahlish a's thin wits done: and on whom in fast rests the responsibiliy: i following lines are prepared to grant commutation ticks glaoghter of alt the white men foand in ow riod a Jotiapal bmw: fu the great fire that visited this city wa were thw 0 Cb on steed, Bowpay Be Nineteen, Cadet Henry nort of {he wardering of two Un tizons in Die Kalb Count Vor vests uot oly on the Representatives who voted for the The Second.ave line issue tickets at the corner of Kash expiration of the time designated, The trush is, that the Over. wk pi our oflice wus ots xihanjast., is 4 Aldea Ain hin Us AML 1g o Lpwn eid 81 ith County RL A d Stage OC v Compan K; Pueniy, Cadet Robert a Mare, yeni iusd during an altercation between a fou Ualonls 1 weasare, bul on sowe who veted against it, but helped to Btxry thrid-at. al Second-ave. why eno» bh wiles of oo, P quschut 5 bout ot. dich Johny (hs colar oe ined for three doy ius of bocks sud al oc Bini A mote), utters Ch alg, to Second: °F i voen foi Unionists and a party ol 0 ood of throush, nevertheless. Especially does it rest on z le Llird Avenue Uiipuni oily is wt Sixty-(hird st. wiihin wree hundred miles of the Powder River road to Mon. Wl UBO {ove are haopy to inform you thet Tee po u books sud rR nt of iblory 1 we o bps aes A is Company will proba hiy issue Lickel 9 good nnd p ordered wnother Bm Ry ee Cadet Wi, IL, NOUTHERN 1 NION COXVEXTION, —Ui0! flahn, A. P13 TNE or Comittee of the Senate and the Comuiittee on ion, but gd the City Hal end of the pw the starter sv LI Se a if equally reckless in his assaults upon wa (2 Sein imtaurot. We lust ott AA anther ot 3 K. yweaty-eiv, Cadet Solon Orr. to be El Pa Xa. Dostic, A. Tink re, W. P. dad, Eugene State, 6. Duplin Anpopristions of the House, and the Conference Committees gi he Sutiase, dine okois can be bought on the corner of io AL SonuT ons: He shuld 100) he Juties 18 ages La Yours, veupectiaby. SOY ion Lee trarsforied to the serv ua A chr, It ter. Tenet Vibe A Date, fa DUPE en tha Civil Approp: i xibi-ave. and Forty fifth-st. ot vartivs i hf Ths OVS, COFFIN SWAN. Hi A ae Ae OS ue at Aniler. Tweuty-sevea. ear, Ki. K Catler. deny Dibble. A. I. Ficld, Tufus Waple oo prof intion Rk, ill. Where were Fessenden, For the Seventh-ave, (two lines) tickets can be purchased at Hf parties at Leavenworth interested in Government con- NOVICE. Tie Safes thet preserved ihe books and of tha sedan, promoted, Coo Hl Tweuy sight, Cadet, Fes- and E. Hewtamd, atl of Loviciana, indorsed the call of the Slermsn, “Cowan, Vig Winkle, Morgan, Williams and corner of Seventh-ave. and Fifiy Lrst-st, tracts fev. it to be their duty 10 instigute. and, if possible, in. Portland Mutua Fire Lusuraton Co, and J. B, Brown Sons, were Nerf the Secord Lieutenant aD. 1 at, oseph G. gontlern Union alt scsgutbal thatt 8 Gutta of the Finsnee Comittee: Where were Erehth ove. office is at corner of Eighth-ave. and Fifticth-st anenrts another Indian war upon the Plains, sorely it does buth Wilder's Patent Sclinandar, which is the only sore fre proc? Ba iary Twenty vine Cadet Francs 1 Bol i, promoted, Shipp 4a requested that thew janie altached Steren. Kawisond, blow, Kasson, Farnsworth, Spalding, I'he 'Centh ave, lue has an office pr Thirtieth-st., near Bob dollow that the prople of the whole country, interested os wai now made. Depot, No. 8 Coutthadt-st., New-York. a a tr CT Aveespintioes, Toph os a a a oy Yised RB Bi aay SE hoen murdaged by Bel tear hes wie not prevent, of, at least, make the atter t in The Belt Company how an office ot No.1 State-st, a es oly op he YAR y o great Plate AT Tue STOKE OF i i, Ce 'OFLonmA ~The fllowi SE Dra i Be Th en EA have ab uptown office alsa. Tickets can be ara at. Soo Toute Defer the Simon KSEE Sod oe Pagibe, Stonid Wo bP PAMEY.& LB. Company K. 0 Whi de slowing proclianation by Gov, w hoy, Just ts good reasnng exist for raising the salaries of the places, iby me. Very respect. x No. £31 Bxospwar, fe va So pepe LITRES TR rm ty en or te reo, Aes, 0 1, CR grin ro Tome ven so ean abstaz, be Second Li-ut-nan’, vice Hendricks, declined. point delegaies to the Pullacelphia Conventi the salary of the pk ia 3 eet the corves ington, July JL. 1866 4 Scretary of Nate, r CR how BT tia he salary of the employés ope mill! Mean policy whou we of Avenue Ii; and Thirty-fourtd st. line, Ave Washington, JUY TR ALE FT el wHpaDy Thirty-one, Cade: Rufas P, Brown, to be Second TALL ASSEE, Fin, July 23, consider that the measire was persistent] attached and held teeptl-st., aud No. Pry nde cue B and Four. BY THE CELEBRATED Lingteansnt, vies Simouton, promoted, Company Having received saiisfae y to as rider, whick its friends w A edt th ‘ul y fivgulat 3 (FALIAN SCULFTOR, wifir Regiment of Infantry —Thariy four Cadiot Quinton tune ic po lia “to yo dens th tthe Coavtifus pr A oe Nn were de16inia i jo pati To a ulm Fory and eaktiat. Lavo sot WAH arrange CONNECTICUT STATE BOARD oF AGRICULTURE. po oi during Mr. S¢ in DRANK) Boss) of HAVANA. Campbed Beeo fans 3 y 5 a VIN ia who Lave 8 Pour Be Mba ho ents, but propose sue tickets 0 f, 3 4" seeuted during Mr. Seward’s rocen place. p A E be nd tenant. vice McDonald, promoted. ay hietiog hel oy of PProsident Johmgon, comprising tho al whee shoulllers they could, provided they could hoodwink the terminus, and at the corner of Tenth-ave, and hittoonih of I'he State Board of Agvicaliure, established at the last session Brick Nuciine, ya Sixth Regiment of Iifantry.—Thirt o A Voting popelition of the Btate, device to ho repre. eople and evade the blame which was to full somewbere. The Grand and West Fortysecond-st. Cross Town have of the General Assombly, held its first meeting at New Haven i Wr be Seevedmeuntenans vie i whet Willa ewes pu the Nationsl owiitationd Eytan Convention tha Yuen Bix. Ponte prostuted the final sepurt. of the Conference of ces at the foot of West Fort v-second st. or Wednesday, as provided by the act. There were present Pea ica Wriek Maken ae ceanoved to exauiue tchise hai w ili an 4 sng, promoted ly liledelphis on the 14th of August next, and fom tee on the Civil Appropriation course of Lis These tickets are “to be need onl y sonke 250,00 Brick per day. or 472 per minute. For forther 1 al ia wetiATE oF +1 n wt, w Hn ty i v per day pe wute. For nforowm-. othfuny ont ‘of Tnfi thal, an acount of es OF te ho ae Tho or ad ks, be said APP RORTIALON Be purt of the Senate, parchwein them. v-Sappoend a pedonly by He yertn tie Governor, three of the four members at large, viz: MeSsIS. ion eq of the oftee. C.F. GREEN. No. 18 W or brs Ben a nto Tnféntry~~Thints five Cadet Joon J. pou veLimace oi meeiing in Kigie Coaventior, they ad. Le sho ny. did net demand as a sine gua non the adoption tained for #100, a saving to the purchaser of 17 A 1. Hyds, Howard Collins and Prof. Johnson and from the in for Nothin Oniotews rR bari} 3dfoor. oy bouaut vice Davis, prowoted, Coz y uy owl He eanies, to sai Convent mn be apg ainted bv oi the heposiiion mn reeard jo salaries. but S3psusey the 20 The Tuirc-ave, Company Lave some 200 cars ou every county socicties, Mr, D. IL Willard of Hartford County, Mr. «i tia tor Noi hn a1 HATS. aw DY 11 ~The Gener] Regula Bom ib, lezciore, do hereby sppoiut tho foiow li per- strona belief hut any other pronosition than the two which wake six trips per day, and carry on the average 1 1 3 pope ted to on costomers FREE OF CH e rhe Gon pean, Banepth, se Breda i LE FR LR PES RE le ol rh pm ier be com da A Neg EY gradi. Je Aa I Hd UL Avery, Geo, Walker 0 the Repate dn, mutation ticket system there will be a grea ur of Litebfield, Mr, comans I Mr. Brewster of PARTICULARS, see BOS os" under ates of the Biilitars Avadeing ou entering service, In accord UF ia 4 r. I Pitman o, 1. Dn <A Mr. Conkling inquired whether, ns a matter of faet, the public. On none of the lithe Will the RO Ying, Jo, ae New-Loudou, Mr. Drgoud of Windham, and Mr, Stewart of SMITH FOWLER. Mom's Fumitning, (3 vi A regulaty Ar radustes above named, ur i Wi idls itorids—d. B. Love, Robert Davidson. W. mar neers on the pari of the Tous had found it necessary, in with tickets, P Middlesex, Mr. T.8. Gold of West Cornwall was elected Ih who 9 wT pr lag let utjar int 94 hod Top in person at their 0 Lo Kidde, Gara W. Scott. 1L'B. Guuble, 30. D. Fany, STO 10 a report, to agree to the proposition for the soorotary of the Board. Tue first Tuesday of June was se IF YOU 'W to Pratore your Lt h of September next, Fhomas Ravdrll 1 inercose 0 salaries Mr Buoks replied, that, at the last mo looted as the time for the annual meeting. A regular wmetin new without the sid of Docto; or 11 dust ed to th Ea Grand Hep nt Lake Mahopac The 1 reg BE M i. Fe 0 the Oriana Ai an the. re 4, Corps uf Lugiasers and 1 Pr ¢idu~Y. Mokowd. T. Holmes, 3. L. Daw- Bent. be Jol 2 Lis dity, agaiust, perhaps, bis own judgment, ake 4a wit ale be held the second Tuesday in January to recetve re QUTY, No. 1,14 Broadway, New-York. mf o ty Torna Yh Ure wy pt of ihic order, immediate'y Ha, M. Solace Jo 1 Bier hon Nut aeil, under other circumstances, to report this Jroviitoy to ihe luze of Excitement, porte from the county societies and discuss ho matter fox the If You Want 10 Knew how wncomfortable Srumieh 2, apm erty r i hg chiefs of their respective corps in this pam Souls rvdo—Willimw Morin, W. Maloney, Jas House tor its action; and so the two must toge. From Uw Special Correspondent. anrun! report. Forms of blank returns for tho county socie- thrown aide. snd comfort aud cure obtained by letter 0 the com gh will, 13 Ike mane, report 310 fj ther. OF Ci WE 10 bo unsatisfactory to the Senate.” These LAK SAHOPAC, Aug. 4, 1866, ties wero adopted. Mr. 7T. 8. Gok was welected to visic all Dr. BB. FOUTE, No, Lids Broadway, FE nt F La ments, Who will wandiug officer of their respective regi vy any whkeraat have hereto sot my hand, on this the *°7 the cireumst ees” which influenced Mr. Baoks and The most suecessful and elegant hop ever given st important fairs in anch connty, and it is, by the act, the duty wailed free. mR ia a tau) od assign to companies those who have not been 48) and oar firse above atten, the House Vor shame, gentlemen! This attempt to shift this popular resort, was extended by Mr. Gregory, of the of the Secretary to visit el! agricultural exhivittons of im- The Woodlawn Cemetery on the bo susiguad bY ity order, If the stations of the regimental DAVID S. WALKEG. he act from House to Senate, aud from Scoste to House, and Gregory House, to hie gests and their friends—the iDvitatien, POTIAUCE, SO tar 0s it may be in his power, and collect and lem Railroad (main entrance at W sever miles porn ver 0 the Ad ib a. the reports will be forwarded ander FLING is, The following is a list of the appois 3 to pat it ou this gommittee aud ou that, can't screen you and bei.g extended to all the guests, sojourning at the Lake, ail of dissemioate valuable information. of the Cur ben Otfie No, 52 t thy I tut heen fd Arouuaptivi aaa} the Til y i He appointed dee ye He Beopic, 1b eatiagt Jeteen the Visage: ead Ap whom came out with welcowe smiles recherche toilets emt a w Curr Controller. A. BOOTY Presiden. V A ft 6 gales To tie 4 viskiim puvontio fra a rope O a _- 3 y 2 ET mir TE a es Aas At Gon. Imes md the soeoraimtin i Comin, a Gomis o Contre, wih YH pul, Moel LegGl iG Lr md tow dag ago about (MURS, Eas oat RAE UEESETN, ul Mult MISCELLANEOUS, on ain (heir Congressional and anti-Jobuson friends, by ih ne hhion. 10 sa) all forty persons were poisoned at the Pele House, in Indisuapolis. W. A, BATCUELOR'S. No. I6 Fhe Hou, 0. 1. Browning. Adsms County: Gen, J. A. Moo this eliy, Rod asked, ATo $5080 your NOH and Beenie! NO eu ition.o thamsalves exceedingly and retired from A corr yadent of The Chicago 2 lane gives the pArtictars Clothes Wienges of wi buds REPAIRET, Sy Tho BALE Joga oan gen lars G4 per qual, aud yous uot a ouuver ne 200k the ke wpa ng ir good season withont aporoach- of the poisoning of sixteen parsans at Winona LL, by the use WASHING AND I INGING MACHINE Vi hy the BAILEY hag pv MHELAL Lours. of gregarvd Guar. ‘The citinens of Winona are thorgeghiy Ueurstandt at. Spw ork COMPANY. 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Le. ke. ares, a bv Dress, ile les. R to Be 1¢ 20 03} L wy R DOOAS IRlke, W, by Rss, yo b, nN Ruetelo in: HEE I Kn onntics Qa h} TER GERTEE FUN, Sup ue [1% Cr shies, Cu my C Siefat cots, oz Widpa to UST r¢ oad, p LON Bi NTE 1G. Clr w ih Ty h ha, Denires rg ton Jr pes by yr DIT n y ma. iy IVER'S sabe Mani LH wi 11 th i] r ANY, No 56» AN 5 5 5 the w SDITION ALD Pension a |p Cri YER S SALE Bane Cowl of 0 &e iA FIV o. 48 f4kp CORR ane Yitid rant hirkv Mra 11 Wo bz. 4. other 2 Ee x iE Ywenis UUNOED o POUNT] S. PROV ST A the New LE of MA J Ls i a OV DD fror alioak RUGATED fw M Mr. Lind wy AW vad; Mr Walks H. other ind upon regul indoor 3 {i A oldiers ILDIE et ‘Rin? vg 9, at Auction cw -brunsw MACIIL g WwW 4 Gm m ar e lev, Cunuin Mise Wil dt ih A i 7 4 w ho die XS, and th y2a0d3Y 0.82 pn oer, will ick Ste IINERY 2 431i RA pe TOI ris—La im i lady. J n Kl Hata am, 1 il amo 3 AF, fro "ie 5 E i a xr be or a2 in the hy! at Fd nif oY and FIX i is LRO VN 0 JUN ad AT or Addins’ and lai Tin De Da ix, ye hdet, oad, R, N: os A w dat, jhe a Trey 3 presi such BAY WH the ho None z a es ee X SN i" y X-14 ROWN INA RUNG He STL va Mp 8 y, J. M De I sou. lady. 4 Seofivld, ip ake Ys it to d b 1¥ pO nd regul of iznod SIONS ‘BS EX pray to idres 1 ures yof N ately 1, on" Pl! prom it 1 ACH, I 1 ie in Cleo Secto, J. Teteol ener y. and 2 s Walk w=} sud the y £tatio vor 5 B i £4 ing Aerie THUR vr oat i by the 3 d cortex of VS, AMBI ugh, M JW olf sud Mrs. Og Zekil ele h such y the hond appro w Co n bond 2 a E wi pou? A Va pear W need ve of Broad un. ir) ro tr. Par Lyo Inds, 8 grone igarett ren coll v val minis: sor con dee tha r, whould inc hist 2 RS a AV Yort. Janaiactory and in part ck, N the ve f RA tended to at kor w exter de ti edtile 3 ANI wer, and ot Ting Ha Dine s. the es fn moval i oe r of the 8 sione 3 8 Say xi IER ny wi dy LEASE day 01 sa ry of in fuct of k as follows: J. all t suid Com’ 1v§ NARI on wally smth, on rienced d Ar rete AND SULT nd pr Bid Teorey ers, 5, basis of l chiro 15 gos of other ihissionnt of co AN beq Lene of informa: 9 1 Of JASE] e, by I es. Bal nds Se ne Ms i \BD or re a dene reas i Cz won He HAMPT in the st sek and NeCos "8 its Lei ude, the reenri y of MM Nn of i ed apa. pet )i cers Sw y RK bub ie 500. 91 Mauchir wing Mac! lechivery Ebi h W or PREN ces. Apg wi tert PAIR urd, A Robert vpel AMY TON--1n steerage prai sary thai vifie tax us levied The lirics to ITTED BY WA 2 z i i= Ir hecelver Lives Lu ery cor ines, Di LOUK t he OS NO r i at No, Ty a te len pr 1 Sehr ah vio ma E aud Uli stea ne ised held ail oie n aud x fr AN of 5 oN 3 re. sho led Sold lo A nue o De pot St ls 251 t2.2 A war k mshi Salle wil so i T 3 Ag Mach w, const 1 LYY Ip ODFS Wea Vi oyant: R Rothe! ard N Cirath pl! leeto ey a Cigar y ad see sed Cig RX Tye J ORT olieitor procure Land W es une wade wih t trueted rgrte “Y IRON rN, w Kr ar Rod Bo. bild ans, A athena wnd ant r will is re ren retios a valol are, Withi “MERC ries ™o NET y id We ed of t 5 n 3 out oR x A. i rien hy a x i Fr ilo cert ews who 1 Califo huown pol fthisw Kain ‘ee y IOC E LE ot ny” ot Bogaliy, Het Weck H for sor a NH Be ay SRO et 5 hue wind Olena mn, Lan oa to thin the AND HAN un Ingres ol I FP os ta I) H b aterial. of FLEVA mich E and C 1 Ue ry G len hir emet errved 1 Mt ie onde "ne I's wn past on os of Urns ee W DILGER Porky App ve RNER hia EI REA ol, of VAIL nd I COLR Fi rd Be iaer, F enschel whi ut of ved rot rthe fed w shall be it merch week NM 0. 18 AR 3 en ir SE LRUOA. [I ok Mlle. fe wit Loy os Henry 8 lay, To ns 1 Cy nh valn oe v I tLe be hemoyal Fareham Ap- at one tim ants have CR Or tw {Y "yah v 1 Perk or sadios plication sotuniy bi AN OIL i wr a bf. M ve: or J Peer, 1 Curl Yo upeel, C w Onteine marked ogeiher wi such of i y on 5 i i ficer mud His ob I pace, sig L. Bl at onc’ bill has Ne COMP Hiee. N J. Fish wily, J Rosean, Neyer n, Au al must be d. The! upon the a ay saber of BoE HE or Ke JROWN All} ov BE MASO™ £0 16 Bond ANY No. 98 Nasegu of a Host iy and a Wadi Mrs bh lw He Mdm sud faily, quality Le price oi OU W pue uo of estimated by 2 py 2 7 i 5 2 ye i Wading r. C. nstz wi made; re sell at w hich ei ich seh whic 1 zars, b av line of in of Vo oare ac pmrTy- Nin Ach I ALERS IN W ATT on it OIL "RN Be. runner, W Ww ur, AM. ily, 8 hs weob Tay ch, ol moved ard Sind) in fim 1 eiears, i h Ti, ps cian Hi i ure “ii ry aioli r, appl upon ti row oY r el al ket ui gareti vel valne an are ter infored el upon C everal of the oli rg M Hi #14 verry i Kap. INGTON ‘0 rian he s, CALIVOI ter Jur 8), NiriKe FERS, WA bh S04 LARD IN Sun Ree id family, 1. Geta fet marked po, pr nige i= a eure or o it a gen COUR omn o> e Cue TATIVY IN i inkl u nd 'r's ATE os Besaesesd Be an TRY wi A IN a wii rolns #8 cin 3 4! i) end Arce ow uls werd nim nan. MJ duly 2 RR NIA W fry N J Ch 5 ER FILT sand ces INIA "RE ny others Spm, L stipod ug vl Wg i bu to bn i 5 er. C. £O the Depa: 10 thos W ary 106, No. 50 INES wil Ile 5 wwion WW 1. FRS ay Hoo i n Set LE ALMAN n tance thant ties or eh nthe x mi ie be compte EE Ch HUNCK ruents v CE} bie pera fos ratte thi stor Fi 8, (st hess si M4 han y vein Ta i 2 MATMRU rma tas 8 ve un A it DAIL S Udy. v rt ils filte n ler stone Gov ATER WT ON W i LAT Lou fel i ting of Phe we ard Aaland THIS Moon IX b bond tl nod wh valuati bm Ages CC mie te 20} and Goo AIral, or, i i ma Rises, imsell WO (880 here cig tion ne of HULL i end estifi C rge I gued ed iu ol. Oe. R ba an of Com ttee on NIL! od NEW YOLK Send 1 rif HENRY ting; wil br ao Ayers 1 wy bo STIR PIN 521 Hell Gute conse 200 aH te my hd iy Eo i bigot A SEE 5 £2 2 2). mmitt litary Af.lr bo No] rat Y STR! tiller 10, cienlibe dust, NL weir ited Wit y wee xed reues, ent e m- nar 2! 312 W TF i Tt ow ih a nit 20 want I anise? r mai itht Ons sel shou! 3 Ww 21st in uah the te Ho BEX he of Cl hese val for I 1 hi RS. wid J or; NTE 13 ort! wiket ii® cost at v valine Ca wi i be bi x i i. 57 Rt, Sale M ro ‘LE. PT value. The of hi nation 8 rel ive date ndered pay e pri 1 of col Ko I iia M. C C.. Obi E rapid Jdo Wi OTE p 0 i to #1 Blocks Man: fe as F {194 duty I snp 5 is 3 1 RB. V LBL W, bio awpidity med A I uy par ks reat.. eturer ror? NUE mer r to ag Ww low ducin wm honld av 1 cepted w: x A* wn Wa X 0 0} 1d Pn 0 3 Ne A “1! nent isehar appr a} ig th wand wh bel as 2 I Wa i. C., O 4 and t! 6 EMD 1S T pass the Uni v-York C OF NIPwW.Y enntne at JArged pprase mages! ha of ae in i LLoND, X24 M. Dhl withoot er unpree iz public fav sre g passing througl fred St ih ity. Bark M v YORK inspect Spares is fis by EF Lars, dul ft te Ai5 i i 2 WE WW ot nu wden avor 24 Ss 8 gut! V Vo ror lasnut ote 1: of t} 0... AN su be d Kk, LD ‘m Obi Va nerit, ted wii! a s he Hark oullgl PY oreis nd asge G3SO8S0T, 1 rhe El 7 ne ut Sensor £307, 1 With ISO 10 Cn 1spegt th wed rence 1 Lav boo ru §10M, Pro (Lat 1 prefe y have mrivale arte TURE nes k Shio sb von, B red, a 8, pon th shon Cit MAY 1 the n. se gtor Ww tue yet the k- to 2 i ou lod pon 0g MAL grand Hers CELTITTS Lar hiote, r.), Rub Kimor 8 Prop 1d zat IRY be well virluat But in can 1s Mr he G pho rm Te Dg. the peur M bave Oflice sir of Clad tain N J er sll ol 0 be pularit PART} TIVITY I ru pe taoh i e, Salt Ninth: 0poF wy nine the if: tha pi iy Tihany olla a me ena vo M., 1 A N other Wi oll olliers. As ye fairly tested t y are not Mr. JO FREI PA olices Xx Ny Ang on A ‘oudon, or Liverm ara Ares hu pi vo when et i E ht 2 5 Ph $A pur d to giye t! TER “J Lrg Aa Azbt, Br avis. Pil Sloman F ore ier sl the LV -E 9 iy ul, if e ins ue r. Wi 0s a fo west ifs ws check Kyou —1 will co Wat Uflice Pt 3 set the vow ilier of them the WCQUERLL ws Ave (Mr) owe, ol iledelphi dye in whic hal proc of July of th of ao Lh 4 5 5 7 3 hE ws Vie PEANS! tafe. cndered f yorous oerti he blood Mr. A LIN will rie Co eita (bir Brantor Limos pit i, C. Messi ear ch he re net LAER ho net of do, net ul oo done 1 HLM Ad t his c to ng boar he Bou b C. STYLVANMNI wee fron; th artifical they e be Ld aw &kto tient ‘wi iy rd, Hur Salter eaRin oi ry oO! estdes om the x 1 i x 3 y alos v excel I shin of (Ur zo, Barl rbado Li I cig 1 the ope ASSL qui une 30, [3 the LIU ras nye of ure for, and r cers ond 5; als due AN very wost er which I all A. dav fi a r.) arb M. E Very gas busin permis sunt esl 30, 186 DOUH Lil at N the app ey i tes o the soldie L.. 0 f y post eminent p! ch have vou Vow v. 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A q ut of AG at QUELIN el Hovou rom or havay A Pra Haly nk ny pb ibintan! As hi Mond he count, wy £44 oh Ln te 5 a Nine CNSIO ney oir fo nks, 10 1 ome 0 har ta both AFT a light ot or sale mprise d 19s L We rrms NRA 3. Heo LIN Sein in), W pelae yar, Mure 2 Com arly o nth ssor of th of ve s mon al Ni nr N «Ppit ns, T fr the 2. a etr Sey] erly b way A N Is afeola. R ny he phe hare v ati he bvi ever 1 their H eck. cb heck; BD ii re) oi t Keg. P LAW ppite Tho ke 4 re, 1 Sives ANGEL perior wi AW CO DIANE p th W CQ y Sloop wamiea) v, 8 a R. P 5B a wv reed t nrmat yy co 3 oo ami mmed am 1 LI wi color, w PE Ton West oY pire teal, I Joan Post qr puro ith, t Ose ation. on a nonth a Leo is latte Hol Are er V h PEN shor of B.~R ive Jose diate ow and .arich ne for tabi ery TON ing und N= New 1 Ww. oun, I Packa ine, N Bw lity of uit, Lat that Ags) tA at 5 3 2 2 z 3 To deticat $3 1d Ite Deb esd wd, i y vol hee Avery the distant A ol iran creh rouh Co. Co LN ra TARL I ATS Te er. by se will bi ions joa 3 I ble i paturs use. is and 3 lis da he Oo (hier, y New: assan, e: DB. R person irre me poe ene 4] it As wh Yosset rant ant d eck No. 206" No. 4 0. 308 WO Y 8 NEY JAW New-¥ or per 1 be the are fue It i= a fir nthe rally i of part ew 1) «Th LL. DelV un, the $8 mud cont gar u provis Es ok i E x FILET or sa! x Tit Fours) he {on fix S fine de ck ¢b y sweet wi Si b OWT? rtnerst IN leven, M. B Re i i 3 x also EARS LETON ale. at) 100ane, fom to NS xed Mrs apseer] aber, as i me, much yu ER. Hp lj Q evmetint i _— MM. Brigg ohater i the and w of t! nm tue nur J TEE of law dr weeks LIS usher ness ab to be ingen r 0 vi ad N. No. I! we. each céutule the sre ali vine, und w a8 it mak seh admired oe HE veretofor em titvof B Ari gs A C Co. Jom tirst his the pes and number s d1visi Cws; t o one fs aner gh, T the womy tude Tmt nv JLDIEKS I Bre Away pics ad uy t colored ell adapt lune whe by! 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No bound wine s or boar 7. chan "0. Be fo m, of his nyentory tatemed t ah ho yr oh es wo i Avs Just advert laiers moved [To AGEN(C Broadw n Ti ITLRS 5 puro dist espocts New ha a fi ave tl a 12 hw y SFULCR nd fa. Augl pel in; uel; off 5518 ws required pure and ke ke us hacen, Siazly ae rn i i h 5 z Zi ne om No ENCY n y ver tio wianilag ork ne FOW th bas, pW Dosto Jats 4 off ot sb jairee by s UUs lps Ss eqnired snuil’ 0; Te tie 0, und nate of th nd wn Sad ed S wh ws of i Remy 3 RO i reke No. 243 screcable e of the mont 3 agreeal r wi I to FEY A hy 1 ore A poteil I 4 Mae t ahi don, Chi on, with mdse i 18, long, 4h w 3 28 hoo CRROTS 4p tion 1G pH a ot in qd by vl i a 3a wie of i i so i formatic ii RINE the are cal ret New.Y t oibottl ze th alunt de. e ill IRTOM Krokers p Robe live icherte nds, to Just a J; und ei yi Jn ion, and if ii apply ng. Ly Rioned BU were 4 at ha wert Linail Bie FILM oF I op ER L. FOU htt S isa Yor X ter, Riehmor Metropolitin Te tae 10] an, 0 dutie puri sin y neg Br onda mn Boifoniy Erte ns EE es g a pi k- ers or 4 ott st t wheres id tao been 0 jones of Ign WwW! FORGE fe 4 Ri Vol bali iy na, V ud O8 gale kh: Hefor soval from 8 88120 i, OF mn the 1 vals, Uns a sher LW him I BC rn relan pr in their all Bu, er introd yat the Gerd t uw 1LSON EW. W G0 0) biz 2 (hia ua Wiln hours, wi J or cou “en from othe sed wo th ashe per EE HE 2 E: 5 A: fo _— ly cdl snmp yo. winre ce. the, pectors of lier co but 8 ne them. time si aner. be [ug bo forwar t re 1nd e fami i, it host h dar's publ EMT N or ous elt Fillers N.C tw to the ion, ti ares will be pr for YI pran the evr] Co C2 x 5 ar. 7 Wx or OV wl s or he de givene wn, u ng wi oped wi us on NY Jota RW 1 4 oI ho Las Fou 1 LW t i ry ther of ist r y for ol ors, i ur he duty r puck ust be way fi i tion N niting a1 Te bh ad our ve hg Lisda te proto New Y IR 5 &i uty of tl wee ir in epe Late Le lami) (4 110 ol) S11 800! the that 1 2 i fore] nd ve do rw 0! part vi B ie in 8 rel E300 hes x whic ced rem ily 8) hod ei X; x ONT wi _- pA We 1 4 44 brea 3 aud ab tot Wil GPA ners y of ben iL outh- use, te pt wh inspect eh the i wn 5 4 uy sacs ah I EDU ay tices, wf grates aud appetit 3 AS LIAM J wit Uy bon.t nh Xi word w Ue bad onl passed we 0 ex to make at po he» i S53 A rnd OCT} yolons ey W nw p i EDM ON Fars r Aeding ry sud Norf only li i oath, the Romine 1 Luppra same ve uever Deatals d Amp doned. ak d im with fo 18 v “eale wp r “ge o V 2 don't er f TTI wi J 8 8 5, Vout Norfoll ny zi eight broth- Xe ay hm, for Hdl ori Propes DI ARTMEN fering (rom go alyd we feel we i FAL fircon Re y vat M iN Antonio (Ja sik, with mdse i cLurer ha to he snl oa 3 fatto fn A cts a v ow oe on i until se wl oN" hin pert 1" ed ITA n i SIMs, 8 S m.), 15 nd ni i J 5 2 Lee wer th IZRIR at LY it al N «o JTON axa A Lb L Pat 15 d nd r has rent dio w ne aud oud ult No hi a a fot? h po I Putin ay san tno 1 of 0 tthe BB wl mm Kochut nF be Ne 04 Arar foyds Co 28, nm ved at ti in jel: and aff wl ot yeh dren weaning 5 y A fe ‘i ym, Cow B s, with bam che wade, po a UHM ro Hing and hae ort wer oo re vi ad muet n rule indorsed ork. ore ard al at Ls ND AY teat mate fl wo hive ers wh kiy 1 n Mars da oh AL 2 t 1 Brown, A lay 15 4 tia to sold any res rect useermn gues by mane 3 Zi 3 2 en dor ol Prope s, in t f wv be t w os, wil malarie 0! 18d LTE otiia sali Ji d Hore n. Necesal we, wit neocaln nt a pri ie tal or 1nGire wiethe AR (LS 4 Mr KE this Sk ik, €3 Jount a! i n Le ces Jt fons di nd Boz} Hit Sune i aki A ap 278 almer price le we mad uireet pa ni E i 2 Ho Hen that war used ind is distr 0 I z2l0 d. Bada aid at arch 15 BY coop nt of wi oss ide of inany 0m Li Adredy 1., late of 3d wath ngineer d the mac rotor Dam, por m Tori very est wal t vd 5) be oll. 2 I) Briagey SH 15 via St I this pil ve vali Lich an t! cigar By salgh nu dugham ge vmi x a8 ats also in peel, Ar ame ol y Aged ke. for 8 v of t} gite or ated o Pu ts Ca rr W "i port, a Je wsed Ai Pe Ldavit f Hou he mek 1% ap vig het has pi be 20 at B d spe the t 1. t Peps! torre very ‘r mary othe y 191 valu r pal offs ps put "ya on ul q 4 hole kinson, LB. 19d ne 20 azier lout form Ne ww hic ix ry ed “hit Be ow oe ol Wa ud Fiat 0M arr 0} stl LA er I P 0 w— My h 1 Ad ure Bonse xd ord he ns oO kage a Pry tat we w ip terns i is ROX W A ros PIV au Sam bole poke ntine, lan i a 14 doy i ys, with coal t oud Fos 1 uA of pd Ay 1 te Ju fave a bon ti pw a and “hie fone ot ps in the s of Chri TH s oth rs, neal ed at r tf Li LRAT D ute f we i 2 i 4 3g 1 A Le Ue WN, é be rel from Ne rye, The sal to tir retul f je tax By a Lieut Naw York, Ju! Ro OMAs STEIH Carin Fe of ws wes b oxvelves vo fart that A Fo ty A i Wheaund 334 w for, odute Foulk June ted "a S452 So She as Hired ty on he Si Z s it vd 30. Jor, was at Pa weted y im, td of the wal sor of Ha 83405 Modo or united rally ed ‘hurle tC t] with W 1 to a artic} 4 I ra i i 2, lat, 4 J 3 3 i atio vile CONTR a, Caves, A orn t pains Ye} to litt a PORE A el An BY to dowe oy Cis i ed b ho i» jou aruda, bod ble is Tuylired oe stau sami afc and Kibo p rict he ol wa ies, hit coliogaate po Lom Sr A ied pursu ORS Dp ueduet Tos 3 Lor wo! poy a h ve W DUALED bax Hi r (1a a A Poile ed very ba Just 8 su hy $0. to Ky i, and gata, Cie tobac ssarat n i ed 2 af 81 ope wordd, 1} yall mi PUL vi ANH JARS p ad OG ena (of rudde peo todd COIN ve anh their igied Y O1s1 0 as one waetl mi A po 3 «fe it follows 0 o un heed is hereb periment. strength vapid] beg paki! y IP THAD a B D.i J by 8 rdver Cadiz J {of pan. Acco ol of tobe” on ba yearn appraised a. Sas] SA Rs a 2 on t: idly ir but 3 bee EE 3 5 wi r (of he, Sieve iz June 09 ol 80 wl TRL alin ots Al 1 st ¢3 r and e mpr t i an :s te 1 ex! A y 157 JUL INF! ides Nas Figs Ww “Ww ani stan ut! of ations FPA thon roome Stennis en oved 2 ne Kk, ir Mayo! we Cou given i, aud 4 A POT .Y tal hore N Windsor ith w actual l ng cil mp 0 r ci sir w s oi 1 He thos gh ne Le Le nivel perien ton om Wyott y Commu yor, Alde mmon C that d sl awful se? bi he i Het LI olin N, I sor, N. 8 ue 1a! bot nis. pn sed gars, 8 Wlul e who i wot alw wun y eug ce of Ligh oa 18 AEP to W en CU rmen #1 C IT row t y i ay Gg Ror d ase ir, lo y Pu LR 8 nd valor ua fide Tor the fer iE x oot Forde will Shene 0 x bw ac oi 4 Commonal oumcil, 1 4h LIST weld 6 [SRY dahl MENT i v. ig. roa "une John bi gw or 1. Rie days, with tag on 4 mt 4 aloof pr liogh i ood Wo boss or 5 Sh 5 Augu elved 1 aU waved wed ti atv 3 v3 HT FIBIC®S NI Reem or Ney twit od ross vio Grande 5 ha x 0 Gd 3 np wo, at 7. 19, st this y the iiniivd h the N of the LA A TIER “3 Fo Vy Ned of w-Yoikin 1: Te and od the E be 53 day ns ut, STRke of Pho PeSOR Is the Morn Yi Paige cont eos. ot ti ii o tiie of ce, nts 1 ow! “re reed, 2 Til Bal syle 1 ANS t t DOW K r Gibson diye UTTAR ua ot J 3 sau that y Wor or par ma ed; bog 3 Jasis on By fo BoA and ach of Slots the a aut oy uti d the d indon struction wre.” S 18Ve HA ee his 1 00 3 [a LY ode a wel Ea he “it iu uch e Xe ler p iv by welore ds i i x Hidde date ved w ion of sa Sesed Pr RO bf Por BD REP mn oT Cole, ra 15 d port exumi d by tl pers y tue HERONS the 8 pe i 3 vale Wl win state of its nd a3 aver of kro i vo I'i X: ceses 100 "ro Rar i i EATIN Ib X 4 t. ARtia i chee, N. 8. dave, with fr y ath amigation A iho nipreis bis be i ai A 5 i 2 “ak ah parts price per Awount Lie ork. th NDY... Lo Tas 03 1 A Qua I tr) ba w to Craw 5 days ait to Tow venth all sails r. the oy Lal fy his ap HL pl s whi nancial Jey 20 W adh a a es it of securit he name We 1 “Wh Pr a IgV) p gr Bove. tral i ch ys, with nus eg It will shy him QE Sy less Wajiare ih mw wircle oll and hima othe fe ity re y w N v adv ator par anna par Il be ws ur ow el COs! ol m Sahel whe a ide yard for tl require part of Ne 1 send m “w 133 fe VO Woe BALM J vo. 72 w DP Fins fish, to |v varent nay id a nt} odics Of TRO TT at th the pavement 4 w York by Rtv. rot 20 4 i RIL yu Ah dh hid eer, Hl ail wands YS wiih hays Ss iy ge ale 3 E 3 0 2 4 HON STEP hi of it come Sarsey ove 1 0 sREECH Fed 7a FARA skin fio rty 01 and cal ottor f Le le ed in th ame ud to se cer throng! i waden of Lie on most s dnrafi extr y of Ac A LRT L PUHEN fee. 1 iy, e bo a ITT i (i RI} fut 1 to bb (ir o{ sn She and ur weetor, pe bos ds Fy 3 0 yusduct Ne W. CRAV DARN r Mire Jo 8 irs 0 i Sehr H Robes Tod! 20 16 who onsua All ud, and Be 4 ES i 5 os i pa ENS. 3 Croto ope sd nes CARY TT a Dove Mid Wwoll tt. Cor i day e pector uption, 10u cigars nd state ith the mber rating Cl r min the us A [Coles IH AM Ol tent Sly of 1 1 Aue Pro RIT OF hy wy 4 p Frid i 0D MUSKE eX or a Sehe Ca eon, F Lo mean 10 dy hind with sugar y aio ihe d J Uo on A Matod 18 in neers Sere ry fr SE wd dat SALS <Q y 26, 186° ig RG ol Te i M] thor, Cx ve. wi Le Wh lsirict bs is pect to ithd TIN gl 1 ev! 3 Ee LO of ed offer om b ORS. SEP \R or. osid rosale. Asis gheld Pa Car 1dg Se h yA om, v 16 dey with wood sud 4 CaF iZars Sage 0 oo ea ow ad 5 iho] from d ene i teks eighth HRSA AT: 3 be pi le Al E SEAl Astisraxy C a Kb or Th l to a a Bir R sers 25 dare, with yo, with wood, oer on ie fi Hh ‘ave. fr 2} TS, st 16, 1 edd ott f wor Dal Pp k MWY S No 4 OMNIS "AD uM NGTOY ca ap id s Rogers, vs, with mak od, ke, t X 1 the erouls Se iAure L083, it wrehousey fd 14d i oS Necoud- ota I in 1006, £21 2 office nuit ED {4 QUI] SPAT stARY-") Oy Ewe ON A proves [8] Wa SA hogar to ag 0 Ist ds i whie! u and Lond sit tiat under ig i a Thirt ave. Ic forey-s 2¢ the 1 me of b i SU1rpt) ATH BT PN ee o r kL SONS und TRL I sla, August ary, ke Te per th ay of A uel shal wd furl er to Ute abors t fds rit ontrived, china gos. 3 Vas senth-ot Se Raney angond to F COnatrnnt Hoe har clock te) Hs wy HAL OF oy M3 Mon N opt sir M aw hing ne, Fla e., to N. 1 om eth I ousand TRI Jl be bieiiare 2 ct dm enable bat sii er Cou te, and last fron to Pifty-ei om Ut weil rs Ak 4 S53 n Wiel hod offiee iy th rim at, 1906, Wi i ond Fo sik Ee i mE ie n ond to y-eightlest f EEPON k pp. 10. ou y De EAL EA ITE SCY ofcesio wor Nebr, A N. Lindss Ling! lays, w rs of t rece a 0, wil youdaW ar dre Bu ain 3 3 utum dicw wn i: en Uuisersiby, uteet ot beat. Nye i Feld pla. Fudivel ED PROF R. LARN sonal Nott hn. Linisy, Yoves, zou N.C. 7 da ith timber Simkars hot 360 be Jeceat Tariff y be subjato re. 8 ide be ann for go leave ensation of bis e: until af Ss Hudson t to West to First 00 or brook SUES pst 4 by thie ONA] st sy NON ACLs hig nt: reed yo, wil EBs st 8@ they ar s to iu act it i the ®t Wer st rem his busi is fami in tbe iriy a eX ny ig yw esl-st -t ave. tok inf i Huy f raj u S (in! oh Fu q hd W 7, Be i ih lumber oe of J ays of tho withd ped Ey Jiade thenfy 51 tial w 3 NID d oo a rh i 2 wo we free ped KE -M #l 1OLES Ie y util f Low IT: ed ut of Lat act of A i" het! Arend ar elo us. ake cat iinab fro nto W ith Biid+ from {FSS ay 1 P= p PRY ley $a of th La wie a se ic ing Sori beh frox y I hth Nagin 3 aves. iT) Ok hb {Fog rath b hi PRIN v EY AG eh Constitu) ny and N a] MN lat. 4D A 4) tanga hands ot on ay Ww, ation ier He iies J Euinee bas tray bu eo he E 5 rs i wa ariel wr MPs ced in LT OR i a x vew-Yorl Cut 3 1a lov. €3 pene il he xed 0 im pried clga eld, as ur ib under ther lw on Wu! ert aud si rem Tie hi vr-ub, wa Grand-st es. por two ir f al _ a o fh w an ke are li porier 3 ou we tity out wi A Ww rl “oot A teesived Pork Was pack ye im) RE WRY Aw diod v J EN Iv nfringems o at rad iF Hy oe Ale. fo hit, m Tih to Bowe ot L000 ba pened st sac! i on «1 1 a ad dove 11 mm. g phat LN LGW From New 1 ol Ud Cigars Eat? the fy 2 ER i ol be re A LER "awe. R a aii. He u ds AN, tH wi G i as wet "COBE] tosis aye. to By: Le uds of FI u n 1 Qld. ay ied awe rk, bon n acture, jually a law in th ue officers oily by LATIN 3. nd mn the nst ex dial yas Jost wh inte ot big 2 ee Ie He brands snd FLO ty exty irs Delo rah a] 4 Gvo. Me Ri; bound p. io Thivieeuip B s in ike is respect Yap, otice it hea and a mo Oo xemspiary tne, Sut he BIg, Ter i i i a a and hoi be 1 4 2 "on (FP by H rf od Pt SL Port m yond, ore fot on BY the eighty caso ol rae to of tha ii k Lis of cining ‘veirs of Seinder id i f: to bes 4 Eh r her a FAL Cl nish misel ob: ninth 8 Gacstio Satin losing We, an ate f 5 u ly ipring-st. dt. betwee wit: o for th ross Four from F bd ds 00 por Lg orde Be 3 et Tn RED arde ed by ol or G4eCo, 80 uct} oul 1 a E it e. from ourianih be fol y-t0 be ds pri witk round i TENE TRY the po's wl nor ne ua man me part shares uff or on Prog 101 1 id fro Lappi owd a 0 Le ho alloy BE hose’ ruction c. ot the 20 asd packed “A NEW W CT SECTEXS peor, N ic ¥iretin A IIe Notice ral masalactuigd y and we or 5h gare tS ni del that S Low tor, one pine bas vied lefts ing ay bev ea 1} irtiet -st. and HA 4h Sewers in fr 0,000 in good, br H r'Y BEAN heud lined i ans Pe a orem tien 4 TP 5 De rok WW Anant care OF N 4 th fotuwhed, a ftisten fanatacired Y maialag, yp. ir i y 5 E el) nT n PEANS ped ar in! L Gf a (rare sot hae the oat Vv 2 wan Uy ww New ny ypon the CRUE] rece er, i Ls si can and Seven! fourteen Lrty-first v3 to Lave ni Lard 8 co we Ay of alen sa? x te the W PT n noe Yo Ar part or ved wil Bf of ir Ma neere ai Hes wt. hes Rt th snd Nin ss "2 or J y hos s lice 1 SOAP, to} vpereu U serenned p p Amerie ements LE hd In rin vied ben Ca ALr 1 ma Na n ro? I 2 ie k x 5 =e ro ith _r leasunt ol Ave a she eral lar 1 X J Ted, of 5 n NT, ik i i A mn de by b he 1:1 verte endl ABA I urea on having the J ont da co iin at. p J the ll same hy oF sn the: are mde. My nate wh tine Natio y, Aug his irat hth or yo Honand Rivingto and Twellt oie ih mn Cf br 3 of t wel dried Ry yi mb ud on i BAN noth lation pt vit survey Inrge Lyd ited Ag ith PP 1: guaty ton of a the py Fn 5 0 y vel “rl 3 ston, eifth, ar or fie best Jried belo fe y bb ot of Bow ud 1s 0 week Ok or i Pat at 4 lu 0 i 10 uss 4 sail t som ——Wi how in Recor i 8 es Fourth and {i Delancey end end thirty f avd of Risky ro s ality y CPL ng t Av f1 v r me wing Ta A ite RICA Bu med mid vi wa to eh ork ro al Re nant a es wv 0 £ho a Venu this pat deem arty pa of the! yers and ist dies on aan rd Se 2-ve tyra th-av 31001 i io a us bl bp unifor frou y f° ked i" rues a wrday, We N nebip aan Wik and vr B i bE E E 5 events und in B ith haves. i wank az fii LIND Citys Wd Mhip Pulling that wel me Li perso hing o i 4 ts md iY iach ER Fito a |g Beer i of th wh a ide GAR, mad A bdr a te oF A to, net "rn jos _— i i ny tel days os of ately Hee now phouid gute of Ridin tel v on et hk Ae 50 2 5 res youd rinthost rig er the same to Hout! oh it th best ing July e Lie Hl lla Lume ays I who esned A ax on or perfor TeCOR us, Tt unmbe per id n k ions and es, with sewer uty-sixth with state d CAD strengt tral oe o A Lv hm od 1 James Pu pr shi elvet beri wng hd ond are ne apy Xm; but all ar rinance Riza iw i afm bra in F Ret h dhs stioct) iy h an v 1s 9 _— anes Pus ous paul RR is f the t wk as Ww whe ticle of all 1 By ed Ne 5 ms i nch Forty-t city hare y the buy HE RT i nett. wm Co i g 5 ris ry ye gy. witl: t} pqlted fi w Lind and wp A 6 be n m Bank of bay A the i beck R nes assesses sun] i rn ry Brtigee: EERSTE Sule Io Lim Bu ual a Yue ad ont in Rd on of the Whom IMAS ad at hi por Ant proposal a ee Py jualiy of v up f the Ne ast, {0 Shae Arete Anas Bees un yu 2 4 2 x from Ee i Ji 7, up {4 rod uy A O weVor Fresen UNNLIT tw 000 reg rw Fe pe oy an ar distrie sont te case “ud ey uot 8 ot} in f0dre-. Wed Geelin mber yard aqueduct De AW. DARR ENS, Cro dy d the ay ul id put Yr and ery ored, Av dans Ni rk Dry n here, IL Sul rns Briz Bo Wold Fer a a hore and 1 t he ee him on t LL i £5 i ty partment RAVEN AGH. SA roton wr “1 posal 1 dverduat id Soup must As it of 1833, kk Hh Dock Co Public Bile JOr.. Muahldin ot™ we yr though tt umnediate id ack vi he Ht i: August 4 vo ud dtd art ach bid. #1 be po! ent must be de Ave sonoma? Lows wd 1 or Ue wees OCR ND AY Ldwin TH iit ry the pen IC CLEUrs i} pr hagieiisy ho voces i e 5 i 1966. barrd puro he ut y of two r to have vin be uttached Iverod ANT on ot A ate Vpn ts endiog COMPANY. State J. Ave 1) Nitta. root hi is not yy or par or win Sn z gE t i wo "iv to hare co ra to each 1 ity a i tureay the ove wn i Prent ule assessor fl ound ir y for wh moatfac the ta pt oof |g Lich bro oo and F000a rte sey th A ‘Ww. YORK otices be 4 purpor bid bo 8 hereby vine eh pir hots y HN thing |p AN Saree N HURNE 10) lad He's snot that the oa whom Ji distr Jig She Fics A i i 2 2 of N (9 3 iy ipsa ori and conpted r ow lle pel ot vith y earns pene 19.65 re ary. TOME nr wicl's, LACS A eo G&L he w cles in Lis di when w can ere wi 3 2 the i i: iui =u CL “ail 50 19 asury A PAIN repont’ may ling rec ihn wore 18+ well edit t t sa wei a of y k TH cond Be oh Le be shout 8 wry, be 8.3 LHe Ee a 2 we collect ceived medi mang. most of elied. The I me ghia pen of Jy fondant MSC ALLY COURT wel y welded shall ¢fonrt 0, th duly ful 4 all "ER 1 Lochs EN EH gua (osalent leeted of ny of a veat—({ Sun \TINE ANN 'T, City ell us th NALne \o aXBeul hoof the al writ JAfilled r any Jaki 3 yo vwood 24556 10 noas E..4: 8 thes eturn otfy grehers, tl ch brongh as ley 80 tho eft 10 4 Ly it well us 1 BAGO Of place ol ed, if 1 voloe of en cont ecordir Tull? of August r J wo ae 1 ,ar an i on [1 unde Rou aker of of su Nf was le af re ts 15,7 ef met scales ht FER bd con. p.aintif Coun mork od, of cont vuosin vqaized.” the at rut aE. 1s (Yes eann. 3 I LOR W Quaint of the we follow ey rth LAW ans OC the sg eh f lerabl pty ef 0 Ah hat wi EVE ou ar ved.) OBEY e of 1 uti nty muvt prt be p Lents oh, ired. stores with aired TIE n hWO y thet Ja ow rune eN Sh 1 om same arl y act attle UO Ww on will at i Ch ant Put i, the at Loe ing ew 1 sure NTE SEC e. is of re ve, a i LLe 3 E aE a kK ay Ty be date poset Ave y of Ar ce =Slate C1 sable 0 Poo eeulat Law ut JPRE 1. ner. CWi,, 80 retal nd al fir y thel iy Had of. Hist in bo ba sbies ne a yi “50 cout U Pe om] Cn “4 in A y do rertcd an bs erke o por i a age nk i" ay went of the v and Connty of od oulgotil lations 1 Ii i Cm ws 2 2 or oe of Lon ry pe ve ve 4 (e pr AM 4 r A rar ene HOT i E 3 et dee Rev. sta P. “i ivi or riehing wrefostion kaze. All oul Jo averse n w PULLS HEAD B Y 1 Ki ARURY Eb recent law AN EX-LAWYE giv SEAR Bo he J0% Jom Pe cond X bg ern gh Sn he pt, on the Volmilo Su be vane a: The we hy i i pari Hu ef 4 ry wekers thier old ad y dia gute hoy RK First Ih ARAL CULAR No. AD 3 have THROWN ER IN Si Avs, 6.-Befo Bove 0, Ao] and hi wo the s i ie hn pur of +h tart RE ol Butte a v ans esese o vis at: By th nT, OF Po N OVER Ti WiLE—~— re J 00 a0 gh a fi ow tha zh kha if Jou fan vou pr bectib ot bie offic py, of ve York of sur, To part SEA IF N ho ling ip r prose q ra wf vases eS ITR.E02 on HE pose d Sot of. July W Ai Riding vi 5 i Ne ht Lovie ot mre id gore of Wenty d y No 14 Wh ise r HPuct ory iss Wii ers vr Ayr praced pts kL i 4 n 1. tu LR 0 Og nnd ne Lael a Jr che HAL REVENUE i a y N o- mdre [9Y om wil] ts oplair ie day of the se (ET P ppolr Xe ony iardan ta spon by i Boa 2 i al or: A aed w d sos 7 partics Excl y Fixed hk, 4 wot els 400. K ite Oy tobaee awin 60, t appei on Fle TAKEN’ 200 Was N en be 3 hee yon, Ba h inter ot Toa iu Be soe w wervicn Ady a wa i a f ho aoe w ng w Ce y eng e Dunk i. wibLLEd MIT me hal ie en wie n Ho in endish clgu. Taine of 1x duicnam as) Suited a Matth SL 3 FE x 5 whee of riplaiag in aide the eo July 30,” Ys 1 lor th eal, th ted net Wh for the A curre nt y a PTE fed ro. op dd ol Cale Vu duced penis d. 30 uted, pm 1s of ing, twi i neo. oe E 7 B 3 ny of the the ah 0 ats of thd ne The sam Yh states ul expected THONe e red A Chapier Wh, water y Pubs ut the om leaf outs r pour wnufac ist, fine s, Phe OF t gall ionford ite In bi “te EN ous wv shave GLOVE Tote ge and In kz for pro tf require to ho! Av Law and D hws Law nent of out uo af fiw on tol Wd, 40 tured ecuy Fe wo oth ist one B Perey this ease 5, yesterd ndler of R 7" ov L titied f R. Pls te Dat at 1need r prope quired old the! Aver oe oul aol 15K the cing of a noe (TTR cents; tobae pught 3 er mat! Blais ytos 8 ense oy rn B 3 Es i “seh i. for ORIN pound, 2 Presse ny mac! dition Oo tw on con, geTVIe ssuitind tors, se L ecure that t ps tof L're esl Ee HE 7 avn T a gad outs Nn d Pe Attorne i roposals Aspe ol hike a 1 h out, without x oy ET Es be weak and I or but cents ed, sw chine k now Wiated by An cut Juv ou, and in the Supr Al i. LariCend re a mech: the The Frederick S i= Plet YEW ng hd JAMES Hy Al Reo By ibs Why re i te 3 ot thi t expense tol} re ig ot a Lo BL019 100 ohn fed por on Aw ued ar ry to le consuiied or Jab clause, The in te Mar ad 3 or 4 “YOR y GLOVER, i, 1966, on the 6 States, nud office, w a po. ani a 1 Ra: on POI Con wind dee ni tobn otherw went, a with. A sen, und ghitis lai arine or $1. ur i oo n Co h Plat od vib CTRL hich i x *W.-A 1" SIRO ml, irgitat ening con, Ine nd w Lis debt thust yimer ourt fi Lo for Hosford to io ve oi 1p pom in ton, in sou all of sweet prepare ith. 1 t of $000 be defeud i that the or over professi rmed tha he poli ing 0. 155 Neate rh r "REMF COUR orney, Sh ALED PRC SLOTEISG ype the Cen 4 3 KARRE. ed Jireonwich Rr of Ady jag that 0 stir of (ow 8 00 per Aro! Fan) aa Bui BE oa r Ciet, semeted the gi dave In Ylang ite, eg £5 3 i tC 4 1 ev 40 ce batitae f dese muds of Bt tod 108} Loa suit 1 v the time pelic id not o! i= 08 Third ay la oi To her SCATI A MO i} JAY, ‘Army C SAT MILA rYLX 1 A Oy York gor Siat aunt A yALLY a acer r inne conte: or riph ow of moki hi a Lud expi e fo lied to ita pre oe i t oy I p- NE RGA Jy follow the ®h i y Cloth! Al Sw! DILLY na A Ew tarda As 18 "wn Mo o. Car cor no le or ki owe obec ons, uw stem ng 83 A a neste: pired Tr AD com nu plain Pr The pri mn ure Lerabhy cag ract. 3 fm In th N, pl and wine bh instant vg and SURE IA. Au RETNA A w—yt w! the #1h th of the a Notary ld i per 1, xm nown, t gare, co, whe mane 18, per od on th asion of the def swerin promis prod hie wi 1 5 v; an City a ty sopnlies a fox sup 3 quip FeeeIve tb, J Le? A ammount Foun Do Au a GUEENW Pllc he mat per bow Ms rl lgnrett n prep aot ed up judge 10 pl intiil, fume t ondent zg the co ring bis med Lim rT iD res) n ot, qt and re a spot "ipve dy 2 MN “Rash grins It ans PLT vit. priya th e. inthier ved ar tl ot of d Dinconut goo, Ie 20 Saws VICH B i JOD tact va. £2: 0 arb et vali os end ared for tof soe iT ent wel Disre carding EET Ft at 2 Now st prion ouived t 3.) Bi Rev 8 50 ce apestey Rn un PETE NIUMP it edty, et) tof s of 183 TANK merk ARLE me of nepal ue of wi cheroat IF use rouble th the d regardin bis an Fw HE A ork, me vebiche 0 enw venue S nt ples of ROLE JM PAYER will Ar ail art Gree bejur ave tor the et val L841; 0 ich is C10 weh how. rey ie oti efond ing this iswer wh er piv. $l; raise so 0 com pli wa the for of the pet 00, 84 n gars over wrettes 1s not behalf peared on wis b ant mos the 31 hich the 5 and th large plaiuant uo tf i ss rs es of wh b eu bo 3 40 ire le witht pe WANE Va rs York 15,00 the ion the het irs, cles a ehero over VY aif of tl und ronueh oved t plaintifTer Wis he sugge 1s sum a suu replied in aw Wi at gd copy rk, at tre v good ire must re 21 ween at ire wie New Yen) iW FAY 14 marke erelo a jover arelte wl not ots, pening we pl _argoed Nn Bi x E i 3 $i at rut Irene at this oft f j Foon curreet york, be Wilhem Ha LES aa of S L valne ndy 12 vs, of over te, Arai the def, aintiff, ou heor ate, Af abr. M ofthe! yauien thougl e did not the said lusi Lin te unm oer Anew y Hall i ng unctio suft cie append 4 be tw Mice. wl re 10 the ing dat wm Hawes Phe TH WL mat d: Sm ne there alore roo erouts It pe a 3 7 5 2 symann sad id ev! ai 13 riot in th wrk b nar ng Aee ed to the vo Te re best duly nv F134 ores mok w 2 15 pris we thon eonp! thad days Ww je gu we Cit Jide with #curk e _ wy neti an rast mgt ax of por e an; ALR vt es x e i A) after v Jide id ec ity of from e U ty fo aur rant hie day of Riowhe J, epee er of wed, 1s o uel J ree 2 Jo, 8 the by Li Lhyw i Pro ion en i mot 0 unde iden was to i 1 tak within t! such tha sgl “tree gp ply with defan Jntted Bt r the ar y, and le pa i hi F Angus wi dae an b eT the tH is Linbl jeinde 8 if 1 Vor at i hres A 5 i Bed y tat wm of t! only Lent vanaf nim ml turnd wnernl 1 John 'e v corti anwhi! d the or li gamanan ing ner 0. 1% into the AS with fatarest {z tn ape rand if f thi we Cit od Guue ntiect volve fd t oss ANU? turers’ Ww IAWES ting a leaf LON a7 ire wt wetar upon able thi wa ri a tiie 3 Sime aforesaid yoaf wom y lank f cuts of t ots, nod tl d, by b being] ers nad Wars Cad d i MCTOSS of In ret ax of 15 cm and d or wot he is worni at Alba had opy of defo hel In the day it anotT hs, vuln, 5 4. HUD 0 H Oe wGian ng x JIS A oh noe Oe w cut i y nbsoll yng ow y Ei 2 Dust: Rew York oe ombim hag the id. ibe a fail to ow quires of yr for Sp hn that d ible FUE ARD Mereh puntanr. Not jection oh stain in toe I a re E E nal d BLS Som fin k, duly gy ti oe ove th of tainff Saver others y each ur Propane series da pot Mrney hunts? a ary Publi tured of the ste or tom t ether it bet pound boing s wha ONO Smith p vacated LOW colle d procure over i!) om voinatio rd of P ie on cot A the Cl fu the 1865 setion ousand honidr y this Wh w lich do can be embracing will mo y ro sat rs BAS nike Q oF tot ither w om, 1d we side fron if a weet- Fb voeate resented h. a al i re ba 7 n this Laay p onot bad inet! bes i A wréday, th Kast tate he dui ith or stich or st nthe ny po ere d the the y the judg order thr to, th st whic rgeo ved a nted Dated N Lah. tie City o entitle P LJ Ol he hundt slp veq aia roposal wrote thi Lapp ie te rus Of coumik ve 4th de oo Hultapent on Thard v oof 0 weont portion ides by top by r. the ba was noth judgmer papersin dgment oe. urough whi exam io i 5 is cu a ropa he consider tin us ation at it of Lhe pot wet dr y of Avant ve CHAD the d. By th tsp weeton BO TOI entting vont J hat 1g here it. Mr the Case, should jected by Lich ‘ma ation andidates to 2 2 iy uc: COM od wi nly w (his oft pautatity oa ers’ snd A Wes pre iff a tern’ pond, ming, sack wod 1s in the udgo B y to sho Percy and th onehit b the Be ny recrui being for a A) Aer b 6,J GLOVE ew daly f "wy, ay to b sated I do il be ni o em Cy HC TT warket wh RNY wir toba wanuf; own ac arnard ow th y proie ie Co ght by bi rules even C Rl ME vd VER, ¥l OIRO Led 1 nd w de od ot ue 3 9 Corp eb #REEEET LEY H id] aid ch vl rket COO mine i oo rese i o 5 He 3 ram envel eves t stricdt re oe Pht ri ee AGT 8 per ih the jes of velue” sl My. 4 is Court ad Hoe pal t nded th and h yuical rd Li ra on the th da te by order elope, I od wil iy or sor vor a duly oh ne 4 1.89 104) g the pusacd tl prices like must able doos erey =I will n thro ust it. awhile e retu e ai on iy disq Tk he CITX oF Ni MAY ~In th AT ore ay raiaster of ire ve rOpos u ten Lior t o y haowied depose Castiler SUNY tax is 0 (ax ii which junlity le u not sh Lere i take wi eye proc that m ra of bt cso ualified Joi faster Gene vet als for sda mii op a $014 40 more $1, an Ii the ue nde Mr ow th $10 juri judiei r ure bi oney w i$ mo! fhe re" sate sern be. r Petrol yo frou _ Nnsun of AG od hel ay Mn tha BI nd if e ci r sol rato Bar Bt Juris einl Ww $8 y wou ney, npon co logs 2 dute of ty Cran Bauly- Atpnst. S304 "4 el, ni Pe ora at voc gis A 6 dlieguce de Kari ds iiog in a on 9 i i us justly Hotion shown notice of its SE boil do or He was ya a Vous ON Cos) 825, 10 SA ‘or exp the t re ele 0 per is £4 taut] mw tin St ve no oLe. in that ack 87 or con and Stoh me pass and thas to bo 8 y of New 5d provid NEW-Y ANTEK IPENING INALY O Aro KY W. J adlitent-C Aver to for the le NASE Notary ir glupert or®,l wile, ax is urs, &e thous Have to wdemiy tates P AY 5 HEREY JANES Qtr Jes 00a0t we and week cud AU B y Publis F bolsand 5 per Bou \gars LA Ar0 und Mr. deal nor, T ison ing in or; it gs reside NERS talk ay al woever Co es Court hareh May. 4 to MA d EX- Pi A Jon IN A v alive A adh ding 8 ANK N vurth T a "i i iE i: zg i ral an wn AY to be t of the hy give or, Ade ursonnt ATHAM ipes, Br ge sock {1ON ad lus Ver iue ne ool nonis Satur da A Te the sal Let wl wre sold u one or Ord ercy stl you. eh tA ur ap onrt tliat he Dr. M sed hy aman be Zy os y, th Guin ale “a ol wble rec wet neff h ered to vi Ie 0 ppearanc mo and uj we had eyer y Stoll: n offi the the Tops K ichos, de. fmpotted Wi FACTO gg Ps i anit Kh TL ad hy ih daz 3 Bol d emerson co, snuff toy, rag or be cus i ow by to spe Distriot boy here re sud up 38 the 3 SR a ered ps 1a the or st dayof L, a a fot to app! of Aire ik, Seow ee, Mult 2 to} Vi afied IS. pumcancs hans TO ka Vi rs TNO th and ei dod wa 6 piace and LEdor| Vv a bear hi Tope wdge uk in wy wil prise s+ whe time ad gu but w that y P owh I 3 ine od of “lw a [0 aa heen v EL wi Whe 3 an J ner Li vii To x above ent tof Jo “wou he Aine the Cit pecinl Ter vio Agu fet bh wud Greene hes diat work before u duly aw TE Srel 178,050 1 nl upor ars wh buse, and of ma Eis ae ould con i, but otable Barnur excited i Nl 2 bef whe wh A nl onfac Cre M iit if Le “ito wb t nati Justi nb 1) 4 "ie ie Bul Ay A 21 Sen ore nh the we bee ar chur su r. klost him 0 rne ow one tio te as bee Led Bax eby nattery that ners of ww Uo the ok an Ti yrain FP we bur veo und od r Lamy lige me aod wn I. Harr eT.EM “0 ufue the ve too bh enon cturn re, uni pon minut vstord for muting Ay rt i z w a wedges belied, y that the ne, C us wiared teuth a8 AC 100 u fact of all NN Te Lutes, w ord, Mr onto, ed to ppoar im that if AN York ot. tu Cha't is the nature mate an be "DWAR frota 2 b constant ug 1 pital ot, hie F.M ahav wher used tobw dy cerued wre tot Juigpe hen, Percy’ pt. intery for h u rig j z REE 4 u or re) ro, of d, mus i, as w wmeeo, 4 EY d ape at ast rey's rapt the im Le bell iULAR 8 idl Tre 4 hilt auaro ap ond extent went, QUIKN, 1 nehes di puna of August 20 Ls Staten ERB tema iath od noved 1 sft a pout E 3 E 3 fob in ix of sunt, 1% Laws of 103 nt of Lansew, N r. boxes or sta oro! nd won made of of pe urt shen fi y, say nt of Jode then he snd 1 Curr ENT. Q'GORN iy of ing of W we No. 2 P aid 1 i Averwe wount of 3, Wor the ORE Notary P a or pape moped ism pti Sify te AN ar EB vuse they TIAN. C New-Yo Arig Be In i Peoria Pottery Aver minaunt of Loans the week ENTAIL while uthorie fy ie HE x 2 5 seon d Pottery prs of Swe ending Sati RANK been u to sell E00 Clgars st be ore be reine ived, wh perey the and not s Mr. o stolen fi nt agai be 5 Etta 7 vs bhnkias cept wh mu inspe ine tantly en he p hen stbsi com your Percy valaed rom h nat fore b 4 n i, om ty A A tifie 3 i ore st be reted How y follow pre ubside nitted Hours pt E ge 2 sunotad y a9 usd r unpack the pec and I toed wed th ested ed wn Lim i wor.” ph 2 p Fi a 2ser 5 been ant n ed, af waker cked alter and FP 0 ofl he ec util the 5 in def a COB is, E i a SBCS50 alter of in 0 son 1u erey Leer to ould u y She molt gold He TR x aaa putt Feturn hod to isd hereior. Te I" Me pate is Sasl g 0 i rio dir 3 pay Boris offi quently eatled chain for ti tig be E G id 5; a th sme I this npeater. Pvp 1 At o iollowing is th Ex-K ey 3) CLE and ised, threate wpon her of $20 she B ranted manufacture. Ale, solid SOHN URE of IA AFA yhroplers in of yo yor wr te p Ant meuiod Re Sth hers wim we po 3 on 5 i 1 “i rR Wa war Is dav, kh required hot ar TC HALL, ae nl» oulu act of dn of th daye a bond Rogen OG. B ork this 6 City ie Suprem od in bis Smith for who 1 3g py tk. Sams Taarna, ir alr, comme pany or of hy 10 aot od ware- Ce aruard 5th da and Con e Court of case: re snd while the he ref n was Ae dee ter 070 tof the Notary south peed, be corpun 5 1866 of J are. Jourt of Justice. y of Au nty at th of the 3 10 eha passin, pladnan r the enn mn No. ¥8 Or i A i\/ VETURE RT pant of 1 LN, IR Laws of PEOPLE Publi t or cig fore ton, belo roequin une 30, John John Pe: To th Jzuse, 16e6 Le Clty Titer of Ni fou XA fy i oe it) Ti om wal ercy br ercy, be alte Lr Tall ow Y rge of flicer K g the kes Jul her Ty ga, vores. po ws 1 of ont (fort makol ing the nmene ovory As d five be wo fined tis he rol the cient, t a the C ork, foun C ewindi wim street walk, 15 ke ARSLE MANTE antels. Caplianl ALO AT: s Che alation nts... x ending New: ths NE Now «the nase manuf. we, or person, ducted h paid, ne n the su reby order oust wort ts 5 Te g z rs ido rol w oJ ibseribe os actu if alread dintu mee in ot exceed m of $200 ed by th ion for Georg would Alki Asrived panion shi AREBLE ~The urplus ouie's B ouuty of ais on Satur. collec plo od achis un Fass of to y b thand i sonch ug 30 d 200, and Le Court bt th i Er 2} oe ful ‘Lox &0., an rs de nder uistash baceo povinuss of inbeatare an unbee sys, b stand that t iptof then 0 loc char, the Stati her rect, Ly nly used bis C with HrMng 0 havi con he wi he re Propo h 20, atl t i ane. wing als rk. I perfo the dist ndajo to and or 053€430T vugling Cou the i g snd ng in mitted 410 Puy me sod er Wu rd be i on-H on» ain 5 Maria Won ein the city Np gh $300,000 00 en wo ei dm ci lor wil on ekeiet, ath ESR eh arden vane oil bo oe Soapuhe tad cv Sn z I whi Ledge and heli y ceiving bi ve lo req sure 0. per desist. wage 10 seated jezal ner w= the oked ul and thel e alle vo h EW ART 605 mor ATE he coupt Fas ry LLIN 183, I wth if 1 dey of CHART el, pumbe his bond, thom uireme ties, for 10) to the Eut the C when and job ol w compla p lr con ho 1m, a8 e dursh M AN’ A Cut Bp 3,310 ANKE wer August ESF HU rofd a pufacture nts of the At er, ourt asied by iia) hier pltinsn she di touis had ri a 5 a pn ut, AEA J ISTE men en Mere ceglicalo rof tho fuith the o ADJOUR a sad coun sin Wal W t couse d not Fear been ty for ws av. bet. aif the LS—8 Sis dub Cr ee Ave KY of AUR by Chay Stat een nP bo pio ut mack on whaceo law. owia penin NMEN RORG oun order us se uted fal w U I LI k pri 1) i g LAN uy a0 r— A AEs Ba ToL apter JA Lat rent had top sesh nd bh sed in es form 0 Th w sick g of the T OF C rH wuea 4 to ar ng wi Lo y 2 7 Hh BEALE Claapter 40, Lats ol of the Notary Pu bond 3 heou nuakin used by h No. 4 roi o GitxT ness i Cou CHA An agree rest ith th this with she w Ute y d ne gars alte n hi rt Jud, 5 i 3 2 i x a es Parle, and of determi cys, Ou y him, and 1, showin on Judge rnoon 8 famil go BB py J. 8. C torted sh complai by C ngeme a 4 Average ame ao Discount week H RIVER BOR0TH 0 ruificate Blank which t the u the C84 to fill Lis pla aud as y ho w arpard n toan from b therelo Alnaut by Lnt nt, i i= Vice Pres sident City we runt of ending Sat ER tion of ud colle wilbe fu forms he amo umber and the place, he bad as com anpoan to awor th er by wo re clad d she 2 0. Rives his Ah u} Destaitt Si Loewe tors Ar ruished for su oun of of over to Mou first would t been polled ced that await we com orkine ms that re 2 5 TH We land. V _: p rect nk, ber of N et... 1 wh: tT provisio partic from L sald uda wine o herefo unab: 0 lea 4 abv plaint upon b the to 2 a roe to record be Assi us th ularly this tatem y next. a the cul re he la to prvi the ing, aud w ar fears. rope ber ih 2 i re ALD B St, 4 the bat of duty vorn, 8 kA 4 54 ov in ssistant o law obarged office ent, SUPREME end ar only th ain Oli, asheld in bis operty uo free epone ned B Hays, 1 1 a ery pe book Lsaesnor with and 0 C r and LJ prel MN T go wn bis wis er ork U y from +t ho I. 8 ry ledge und ay a Madu 80. w of the 8 OURT adjourn erred HEP own pt i ge In New 1, Secretary Mannan i a dd Sa po 1 tie a Bra. Aili ag andh division ja xecu. THE ALLEG Ram nalerred Muy wi oF A COAT li emia 2 es AR ATS Cashiot, of hn a6 the Xen ia required Ac i 6.— Bef his cost in his ave WA iL Xe ive: y gn u URROG UR urrogat June $2 1 3 il Ch SA the MAN Publie, Jai the Hue se Jord ot laura in his div me ol MAN ine BY THE oF £60 Jadgn ot x. oi for the Noy DI of ere Avers Arian Loans [et ily ba H co mo h ac LERK w nw 4, TIA Arvin be wo ro rere iu yr ec te be icork SwRthly Nuva Hue he w 5 S40 pi ie wens tt or 0 op or whieh ou abtiwerd a su cepicy out pe Garner oul et Eich de- ay nd of Dog tn ware or Sev a i DI ty and Conwy of Ne LA5,008 time of un the tuer's to be ke port for an an App rm uu tted w ce ain A TE Te ASS XO chase mene first da; of kept by eac the cor an Co. t of £60,000 on the contents tn C met ng a E i a conse 400, 480 0 ne 8 And sa ing of January in h en: oe was bh 1d char the On t 2 i i i er sha rio 4 wlaws les ke of eac i, to male eld to bar the bank go Int thief. and he 3d ve the rem ue Lain 0 the Les nt duly tor, Cash ARIEL] bad and im ubstanti Ioan im 3 2 He bo oa poi ta tially k forn, or 0 fprasted th en, be the ace or a wri him, the of’ Waris Cow Luar barn ol A J 3 hi ow wd pwe nul he Man each mon elie i bs 7 v ont wm juired ore, wa, 1806 W, PAL bid that well as bh, viz: ny howver, AY a ee wo 3 i bower, is to re. A er 8, 00" caso nes P dam Cashier les and soul 1 aun we e n add the a will be Jus a ighth was by the a OE at ly of poy in hiéioua) 8 e ties ve of Nos I bim for tri Notre Public, EAghh Sec on Hot he urn ay os tare 1 ATES CO imer, attorney fi J B roeswick, al with 2 pre natutract pure LL] yy or th C 0 Siun W of tha eat 5h dus ot tut ta hed tL val ng the WILLS ER efors S 12 yea paings, boo n San Dr th past week PUOVED, e plu Mi fo an t blacks, LA, by LDonos, t y wills of fe s Z swoaded i pen be the fi Surro i 2 2 gx a om thence Aue e ment 4 ial owing named persons: mitted ow in Oe god lead a No. 210 ey! of to A Freosoh kraug MoDvRad, Ju Huon: le, rine und WA see hy id val 1-st., v Lrortle presto wo h wl in C ihe i Ji by ip Cerrrst castay, arf of the Set kin, Gorualis lived wi No _kieo Hogan Yenteniat ie wos oe re Gar 1 n aefoult “81000 ori nosy at Liat yr? Cn Bh A Jenn

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Te Ry as nl 8 y close 1p, avd the President of 1h Park. wet he very glad that at tl WO A bh y must f Ap 18 Shine the puilce tro, ot Tom Was, hai to the Biditor of Ti Star. dh host {1ities even for five days; ut J think it ous tbe wip were acting od con Able, “a3 V." wiose sii: The vllowine letter has bees. wived from elenly nrde wtood whether Soe Gvveumot, AY Ala ss Hime by he tne, Owad the avenue in Mr, Bright MP. Will vou kindly insert tfeceived H p aay ters for an armistioe o for nen a j ww fy we had i Wo w his friends wore asiert valuable papers 1am, Sir, your obedient seryalfme 10 yo committed to any opinion pou the omdi fouransd provisions Fe wpeled animal round, aud made 4 se Groner: HOWELL, Sec whieh would he desirable or re Tat) (Earl Easel won A wg their ne a eat uf backing isu viggrots a mapper so. 8 Adelpli-terrace, W, Londen, wr shoul phy 2d Rh. Jai eS ju to the opi on aseribod to mw it’ y u ere jum- ROCHDALE, Jui a we any explan I respe ds Tat councilmen, {oA® moment life was in the createst +o Dp ap Sin 1 thank your council for the invitation ye honld aloes have thought that tle led op ogc ratuiv avealled for act of Ja li ap. jueating inteded to be held in Hyde Park on Mouddny nes, oe The Farl of berby..i nad voll Toke ur t in. danger by the b Jad the desired effect of ite anthor, f cannot eave home lor some days to come, and there, nobie marquis wonhl SHY J (Ly angl pig atrenl ww i peared, BOWE; 1, Jn and the other centlemen were so cannot he inkonden on the Zid ios, stuce to the noble Karl oppo For hen 1 i br th t noble as Mr. inst the uA police as to Prevent the questions «f goo tha the Chief of the Metropolitan Police Force hae founded upon a spec h stated to havohetn Tob et tnd to wers heing d answered peaceably, My, Beales announced bs intention to prevent the holding of the mest pe. 1 on a recent occasion, th LE apn on Re 4 0 apg pashed by one Jinan and Lad lis cont torn hy another, It Bppears fom this that the people may weet in the parks for nh tho noble Lord whether he Las Deh weuraiely i Jd Ane numbers of both 872 i Mr. Beales's posecsion. Col, every purpae but that which onght to be most important and 14¢ Ubservor of yustorday. wontats nlm pEk=on was strucp the shoulder by a coustabie. whose nosy dear p them. To moet Iu ihe strects is inconveniogr Fad! Kassell—Yoo, it 18 a corroct ppresentation, and 1 may Amber be also has I oitorton was also assaulicd. Sev. aud 00 meetin Lhe parks is un'swin'— his 3s the theory of the 8% Well state in explanation that 1 Jie sot understand thar the bever have coms Lear ihe Loni police wal wen, who we wh were forcod agains” he batons of Lis i417Y comrades applied to them, A good deal of confor ion™2d in the immediate vicinity of the car riage; but, taker? ether, the pecple Wate Jevieotty quiet, the party re which again beaded the procession, aud Mr. Bealns's ob) haviog been accowplish tered the mberland.st., Upper Sevmonrt,, Port nan 2 with afvhero a meetiug was Being Leld at the tune The ent Conneil having ascended the hase of N woa's Column, 1 Whitew) preside. NE. BEALYS S sUEECH. A Mr. Beale oi the chieering wilh which he was greatiy a hited Lhe gota hay heey of its bolus 3 Roval ied: My tricads, we Lave heen prob Bad 4ubeidut Hyde Park. [Hisses. y wosed us ou the alleged ground Park u property, [Shame.] 1 will uot now disvosy the questis® to Bow Lar that can he justly, legally, or ration. ally ‘rown property whick bas been for two cep- saries end by the people as their property, and dedicated to Abels (unos payment of a very aandsone equivalent to oy 1Chesrs. Bat this 1 will gay, that the Crown aad its Perty—at least, all that can be properly called ibe J wropert Will ever be most sale snd most secule wien hascd tpflections of a loyal snd iaw respecting people reas Rca tx and that those are the real encnues of ali low and A order val enemies uf the institutions, weliare wid ha wopy the State—who act so xs (0 shake, chill, ov outrne thos (ections. [Loud eleers.| So, then, toy friends. «1 us vogptice vur Jrogsudiagy by thice cheers for the Queen. {rwgeudous ebeering waving of bate] Thowe were god hearty, ringing cheers, and there is nothing, prone, irtdw riotons or disorderly; nothing calenlated (0 iced (0 weah of the peace; potbiug calling for the ini fereues of natiiostrieus ansity of statesmen, the in or the oul thie inetaty of Stale ning) with ter wots Comuussioner of the Metropolitan Police [loud grooms amy Lisvae and his troops of boise nnd fool arrayed 10 ra rest our meeting 18 the Park, lest wa anould iniaslere {pan car ov two witha few of soe angers aod filers tho, Liter and cheors. There would be somsihing Neiprisg y alsLIG ol didicaious in thas pol oe and State piocesd ine It Aid nol involve a hase slander upon our fellow: ody vy. pen. [Cheops They are bass s'anderarc—slandorare woo Hiagonvi their coumzy bewore Lom whole world, whether 1. y FU) the lariiament or the press, or anywhere el e—wio Meza that neing riotous and disorderly —canuot moet fo conside; aval desl griovanoe withont Leiag distnrours of the public jesce, thoud cheers, ‘The whole conduct of the Government god of those abstting them, tas been wos wuworthy asd disred. atable in tis matter, Why ere you thus ineeiing in Your a;« thousands Why bat io sel-defen.cr [Caeere] You “sve barn robbed of your rights by Parlisment—hy tus vay Jody (hat vuglt 30 protect those righ, More tian ahis; soy “have Leen aL the se0® time reviied sy antl jo execeias those aights. to exercise the elective fianchise and «ito tannted “with being indifferent to and oareloss ahont it, Awd now, 10: ail, When von assembis hy tans of thoosands to resto these Lrvoas aud known falsehoods, to show thar yon do cure, and arn intelligently nod warmdy for (he [ran lowe. you are ac used of wishing to intiaadese by display of sumbers, aod te spot ore sidable for wach aumbess to sel o elosed A) xou. (Groans, wid dead criss of Shame #2 shart tue since it was loudly declared dios Where Was no pin or mind in the antion lor 8 arge was wth of Jleiorm, and now wien vou asseloie by po demand Lat 13 ge meds CTen luen ond gad ne Wart toy am? i never by y and te oman ane Myth Jie 1 NACTAnICH 1y Hh I. hon say you would be aworty of ibe Retumien iT vou wars lo cahmidt without profes) ie is stale of thre Homd encers|—othmit i be iwi 48 tutional privilege as ¢lbeny, sul #1 The ike N Nolte in yourselyes salted in the vii ah ivadars us WW. tiladston®, Joln PR hs [(B Gres, cocoring. here ust De an sud Pont Ai TS She You must nol anly Mendy, emicdy VOTRE $m ohidd op ti: of the lnudocracy and 1S Op aod entory leven whion voxa. ALS Niefurie bul, compel ed (he withdrawal oi the Beinite period the dail wrately postponsd (0 an Beiorm sliogsber~hyt Ae Boe ay not he coansg 28 regards payment of 8 to con ribnte in the yi X ha lon froin yoRr just J Cy a «Bi waving of hats. RET Tg go pro- prt Sua 8 My Voice cango siall ant sade, Adhere will i Sedulucions i stated. 1 conclude 1FUStiag that yan will bafor you to cong ve may be your d AR) e® FI Ying as voluut or of Dpore of the State wiuiv voy Ar wg righ as et ous of 3 your exertions or desist tro Jou not) ua pa *giiation wtih 150 wanstrons inju, COROT YC SO n been mdrexcad, unl iho eonaty 07 HAR eased to violated 1, ne who givions wud preipu 'V PSB I, ry hs Sede Sir” Mr, Legos progress, while the Vo outer he Wark, and ackod wer y “42's horse, and 1n return had st. and so ou by St damas's ‘Trafalgar-square, which was already 4 lod I. Beales wae called upon to [5 YOO Englishmen cannot meet in large nmubars without liany UNE Sy pg ulesow WRK beIvig bho KOI AEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUN i hoon coded to the padlie hy the Crown for a money payment; h post shold be a pariy to deep regret that the Lritish tioTerimos 4 b rg feasive to dtaly, kvosy ors he considered wore of J. Yileh moment tore Ma era Mr. Brighvon the Prope ing in Hyde Pepoartment had a sentad Jun 4 noble Lordsat the bead of the Fervls fo any proje ed terms of peace, hat only tw the principle arwistive, The Keil of Derby —1 conven ens hardly reconeile the ex plazation given by the pole Lard wth the words oxy ported, 7% in those words the noble karl exsresses M8 fogiet Lint the British secretary of Stato should ho «¥en Bis sudction to terms which he knew would bo ofic 2/70 tothe Italian people, {1 shonldmot have taken apy pet? 1 this Speech under the i circumstances bad it not Deen for We question of the noble werquis, That speoch was wade, bolleve, al epecies of political picnie, established on Batuday lust, for, in the first police qutlprities of the meiropolis! “You hive asserted your right 1o meet on Primrose Hill and in Tafugar-squaie, hove after Monday next no one will doubt your right 10 meet in Hyde Park, “Af a pti meeting in os pablie park is dewied vou, and if millions of inteliizert and honest wen are denied the franchise, on what foundation does our liberty rest; or is there in the country any hiberty but tie tolerstion of the Tubing clus: “This is a serious question, but at ig necessary to ask it, and some answer must bo given to it, “J am very repectiuily yours, dois Braur, SCTE 6 efor S No Ne thin hin A n Se 9 HY 10 ge Refuriu Leagne. 10 upee, doing Ponor to 110 wenoy of the late’ Mr. Cob len, gala bh i A a and in the next place establiling 80 Cobden Club: sad the re od vig!ly 0 names of these preseib aug wore opociully the names 0 those Purhiameni. who formed the cotnmittee, appeard, it conjunction wilh Mr. (HE HYDE PARK DEMONSTRATION=LORD Dippy 's we- Gladstone and the noble Earl lo fm the aati ed ned ye {oo iber fished wior that sudicuec the noble MARKS IN THE NOUSE OF LORDS, tion of liberal po 4 ans. ihe 15 Ii the House of Lords, on Tuesday, the 20th July, Barty hualth was dra, and ia retriog thanks ho fhongsi i A necessary 10 deal with the questiomn whileb the noble mails Earl Granville asked what yustreetions bad heen givin to the pad tonehed, The circus are briefly these. 1 pon police und military 1 relerence to the meeting in iyoe Park the first day thor we seer v on ili previous evening. Lowd Derby war wot able to give the fo Windsor the Freel hmhassador called at precise instructions, hit be took the opportunity of oxy ressiug i the Porcigu-ofice and commule ated to the Under gratification that no lives had been lost. He acgitted those Keer tary of State the wirsgemont made between who wore lvadezs in the woveisect of any intention wo provoke 3 ruuce and Ausitis, and cowmuicated eopios of lettre; a couftict with the gutlorities, but be believed their intention Jes ang to nold a meeting fo Ire discussion of Reforin topics, {but Womake a demonstration for the purpose fovirawing the CTV RL I, it later in the day he grain i trovernmend, and giving the in pression that there was yh ne! ru ol oo be yp wiv iy a eral ieeling iu lavor of Paclismeniney Retort, Ho hoped the telegraphic communication requeing ne to puite onr Loud experience of tho previous evening would show them the fin oftices with thoee of kranoe io stojibe ofinsion of Moud, Aha: possibility of caling such a meeting withou! wisehtel. 118 palugrran was communionted to nsnmedintely oi og setum noble earl eplarged vn the misebing which had been dou, and trom Windsor, but, in eonformitywith the determination we ecosonded by eipressing an Opiion that not probably the Lad coma to nof 10 interfere 10 sto any 1ErImE, Wa Simply inlabitants of the nei shoo hood Bagh be cailod prom to acl as complied with the application, ancnztructod our Ministers a ancuinl constables, End Granville pithiiy vemarked that tio pari snd Flovence to eo-opsrad to obtain, if possible ai aan of the Procediag cveninge were a uticient aliswer to arnisties for the purpose of endesriug to sseertain whether thoce woo metered that the workingmen dul nor esre tor Le nsy terms of peace could be naind YY oeed vot sav Lat an foros, aa dealing with that proposal tor snww istics we expresad no DEAATE IN THE HOEK UF CONMO opinion whatever upou abv politi question wttueled to ir, On tho same evening the Hyde Park demonstration wos the We did pot think it consistent witt oor duty, having simply Sabie obs lou and interesting debate in Lhe Honw of Core peorived the intelli gonoe as va Qritaccompli gol she cession of trmooe Mr. Bond Osborne, at the evening siting, waked Venlea to ware Any repracennion to wither Fanos ur i pluressed to the hmgs of Prosia and ltaly, cowtanui cating the cession of Venetia torance. ‘That was weeoi i what fnstyucuions Lad been given to the police in refersnes to A nainn, nor gid we consider it ay part of vur duty to cou the all HE CTH rn. Mr Ayrton taade a capital specced 10 condemns. gider whether the cession wiss of ts 110t Nkely to bo wgiee t the course fakon maton ting do exelide the jeaple able ta the Italian peome, 1 can asily imagine that a yiopo son tip parks, Mi. W who spoke, a4 Lo declared, god tow the coasion of Venetia to vuee wonld wot ba pkels to wii seis OF Tos phy tai ty, wumied lead wpinous iv wlow he conduotory to the provde of 13Y, and that they nung t fev) thal bie Government duight oxo luda the people from Gi parks, considerably burt st sacing 160 had obtained thar whicn He took upon lameell the resnonsibility of all the srravge they desired, not by their ow) swiss, but by the arms of meats. ond declared they were the best that conic be Geviood Prosas and the diplomacy of Fiance, Bob that was a to prevent s riot. Nr, Qiiphant said he Yelipreq mi the Viguts question upon which we Lad ne it to enter. Our sole objet of the poople to use the parks for meelines, and hie showed was to stop the efusion of Mow, snd i possitle to ud, lish all he measures of the Government hed been, pave the way to peace, Ji is pefaotly well known that our Fhe Goverimaeu Jd sad so meetings wud be held in the endoavors and those of Fiwces Phd in their object, and from park, and several were howl. ‘They kad calied out wilitary that period the attompt al wedia an Nas Down in the bonds of BRC PONCE To PTOvERt u Tol, and (heir wis weavers vioting, ihe Emperor of the Free’, Weave taken no part whatever Mr, Baillie Coelzane denounced My, Brent ior writing a let in negetietions; onr advice has hear asked. and wis have tor on the subject. Mi, Layard foinwad i ae porulat side, pol given nur. We Lave simpli ood slool awatting for any and wa followed uy Major Jervis, who delivered a west weve: opporinuity whieh aight oecus FEItarposing our good of ony leat speech. Bir George Grey believed fo iho digit of the if required towaril the Fetoratinsl peace, but we Have id Cos erent to oxelude ihe peopic from tiv yards, Mr Cow otling whatever to do with suvPrins between the three hel. bor wished to kuow where Lin prone wore to ties! 4 bul ow ligezents, That is the sine in wich The case stands at nos. bie parks, ent. The Bwperar of the Freud bas taken upon himsel! to Mz, Mill said 1 hnve no intention of taking un much of tle medinte betn cen the contend parties, Cartainly af one tune of the ionse, bot 1 must say tuat this is D6 ordinary tine bus mediation dia kot A aateor rin Toh} VCCason, and that it appears to me thet Lonoruble monitors happy av that by th last tearm, althongh 1do not know OYpuaite are by no means aware of Ha gxireme ©uriousness, or whet the terms precisely are, pri inarios of ener Lave Yaen oe 8 ser. on dconseqrnces to wach it quay lead, if gots stops accepted by Austria and Prous therefore think that wa Je ant Ye, ot whe 88 Tprtarnt tiere id ndtlen the sapgrine hos that the horrors of war aie ent of the A irs eT no hie ome i LOL Te per for the nrosont, ad thst dfomeey may effoct on what Her Mbjosty™s Gove: ries oh Fe 200, Wea kon inl over terms, ub oll cvonta s peses ls 1 Wot altogether wise ot avon of ex (rth 0 ili oh a Tw ne tay solution of u cuostion wide it one tie (hreatenc 2 Jite ous on toa p doation, aut rid Aaiidhy a i Js ave kzope ua very long wel ssagaiusey war, Hear, OLLar Bt 1088 LRLEUL Lot law iie who hoi tusl Lie penny Earl Rusasli 1 gm of the sae opivion now that was, have 8 EiGhi ta mach in thay pica, 'Howe:ns dha wry he. Aaacly, Ph the propacal of anewisiioo WIEBE Buy IS: boa on hthoar Abr By Lhe right wow thoy ought indies Ol pees Wiks not likels testop the “Kivge of Prossinm “T% reson Unidtallicible to bis career. 1 underetand now tht prelminatios of peace hyve Tne 14 19 thought BOCERSATY thal tury adould ask permiosion to beey Propossd—1 hope that 1s so-and that those prolioinarioe pov pw, ind ai beriiission upd; te iu Lave ulready bocu so far accopte we 10 ive hopes of tho ros. 0 then, and [ey taouseng tines raore yo undei mech to A ho eireuvistances a8 have been degeribed, wher they believed rat hea. Hiv, hear, No one can vejolce mon they had the right and the denial of which was (he csure of ihe Earl of Darty—The authoity pon which T stated (hes keeping thom 1m an exetted stote of mind which tie preliminaries of h ov i i Ls ad ben aceapted by the Cover. wae the very thing 10 warn ine right honorable gentla. ments of Austria Rudy is itale; ram as from Lord wan opposite that the cousequonors were bkely to Cowlay yesterday after commutation with the EKmperer of aatyl whisk Jag enrred, and which the le AeDiored tbe Freueh., With regard to fie observation of the noble ally ve as if Ny body of the Joos ought to he de. lord, 1 coufess go not Baderatad its force, because 1 do uot wad the use of the park for par of this kind, because i understand now, if it were commendable on the part of te they bad not the uno of those r where their assemblage would cause less interruption to trafic? Hear, hear,” and laughter. Was these las in- terraption to other persons or to fraffl. by theirmeeting fa Trafalgar square: And supposes s meciing were held in Hyde Park once or twice a year, would that cau.o greater datrru f oes, were conld they moot Emperor of the French to cilartliese propositions, it can be matier of regrot thot the Englith Socrciary of Stile should havo endeavored tp give effect tt the views of the Kinpéror. {Hear hear. Err] Russell I'he noble carl vill allow me to explain some what further what 1 sald. The Emperar of the Freneb laviog ade this proposal for un armistice, received, as 1 nader stand, 1106 than an ordinary review or gathering of volunteers i soeh reasons qa these are to exelnde I, d oie, ond before we peturued N17, IshG TUESDAY, AUGU answer belng, 1 esunot accept this armritice, which 4 to recruit his forces an I De. Conor somsrked upon tho condition of aWahie in Brooklyn, I'he Board of Heath bad been there nobly nesisted hy Maver Booth, Distriet-Attorney Morris, und the County Supervisors, Ley had visited all sorts of plies, in I the sick nd by the side of the dying. lo the Kings County Jail thore had been a cleanly admicistration of affairs, and re snrd for the Sanitary laws, Yof, sotwithstund i ing, cholers tod broken out, and 'ast Thursday struck down suddenly thiriy-eight persons, The east wind brought in the infection from the pigeerios existing in the neighborhood aud from the purhoge Lelus, Mr. Beuors indorsed what Dr. Crane Lod stated, lie shouzht ite Doctor bad made a fair statement, Ho wi Tarod ouly as to prevmiiing winds; thoy had beon N. and N, W. Jl thonelt the newspapers bad dealt with dodge Morris wthou nuderstandine bis case, He did pot believe that the bone boiling cstabushment, piggerios, Lud brad the clivlera, Foot: Lhe poison Jaust exist, second. Domduy, Founda specially among the poor whe live wn nnhealthy loeasutios and gre uncleanly Therd Crowding wm knenTicient spaces, badd air in apart meats and dirty coulition of the apartments, i Fourth lwprucesce ia ving, both as regards food aad drink, aod drropularisy, also negleet of premonitory -jymp TERA B JUth: Staznant waler, Blihy privies, unclean streets parbmge, av, a: 1 hese he belioyd were the oliel os The Faunitary Compittes agreed wit uses of ¢holora, Mo nike, Dr. Stones agreed with Mr, Bergen in the main, Cholera pyacnnt ets pht convey disease, Ansthivg depressing the pov er OF Le exposed men to disease, Foul air was 8 breoder PELETTF LL BN Prostdeni Boni rrz said be went on Sunday to Flatbush and all thot beoytiml country. Ho could not a: »ign any causa for the disease, but tho fact was prescut, He, voto for tbo remove of the pigs or for one, should Tuwolfth Ward, Tle diseaso bad been perfectly lovstiad, Ont of tia institations it wonld be found that the eturns {were as tavoreblo as ordinarily in Sunmer segsons. Outside of the Pea tontiney and Jadl, from Hamnilion-ave, to Groen: point, and Yrow the City line to tho Eat Liver, thero wers, on tbe average, two denths dally ftom elolora. Here und there Claw pred ent, and was periecily mansgoablo avd cou tro. I. Attorney Bro goad Nos, 37 and 29 Mulberry.<f, were very badly ventilated and crowded. Di. Yeltoa Lad recowinended that they hocks be vacated and cleansed, and ordered Pha ail J rintendent. THA BEOGEILYN PESTIENTIALY. marked that there had been no case od cuo ets ‘v or Jail simes Sunday morning, The wale LL MTS tu the Peniton sx thn eo cove wore Lit [3 bute, mad essai in Ahem, “Sh thus 30, hes A ie Fr ki be, SIE SOL a vy Lave the cholera yewaining slut wp anton RCT NE Chie crpearation, u BF. WA ab. Yori aliva Wary, Pies dent Hom. Med, Society of New} ook, fo dudge Motus, being invited 10 spesl, romarked that action So. 2 0 ast Tome t otiest., Nave: York, August 6, E66. Lad boon tab ei wot gonerally understood by dhe papers. On CHOLLYEA IN 1HE CITY. |v: Way nip thers hed been severe] new cases wn Hw Jail and in tLe Vester ther were) cases of ¢liokesd yepuytal, Peniteutiare, and on Rasacdsy, ster conpubtiinge with Maier orp gome sis or seven wore (asad, Od the whole, there is gor th, Ken hwo und rpnad Berg smber of prisoners [00 1 decrease Doin the previo days, owing probably 10 i rensicilensos, “Khey wore craved in celle and he sT810 00) fu greeansions akan by tis Board of Hoslth. AND ullans erasied 0 pavic. row who hack oily one day or iweb gin Nena of No. 1nd East Forty-second st., was reported 9 0! 44) n aent Ae Sitaset, Yostorday thoae lu Pana ay deg ood en walk coliapse of cholera, and premises ie: Boe Lo goathe, Dri samarki io and favorable oda Those ort 4 vimdoitop Bp a aunt Apridy i Tewnd ported ss very bilby, ig ted ih with Suess could by 2 PPR nt Ms, Motuie of No, Jo Mulbercy-st, was reporied iliw i 4 J Ji dg chelei, OR, HALRIS'S KLIORG. i ne Llourteenth ul h hen Soanatan of One bundred-and-fourteenth-xi, a {L898 air ents are sutirsly mew, both m Ty vie ou Fe taf te Mair wo Litan Board of He {li ee howd ave,, reported ili of ohoiare, Aoi ALL OVERS LIGHT. CLEAN ND rg ei bs oe y wiohi i is, Buss g oipact 1 COREECTION. Ber or HIRE Sri _BACI~INWARD AND UPWARD oe a 3 fd s 4 ex! N n hy TRE net 0 u elerance a Lie i soid of the progress ul charrciatistics of tie pics A tvpographieal error mado us say, the other day, that Dr. ona Bed ont bh np A eats En i yainlisiicy uu pe Potois wax 1 robably as 4 of Lig name in copjunotion with WHITE'S PATENT LEVER T Co., practd nia w 0f Aha sanitary anasenres that ave proving vom Lie polaiive merits of homeopathy aad allepsthy. Ii shonld Sole ofesian! in the warfare sgace’ tote posiilence our midst, se well ay Saws read: Dy, Stone sided that the author of the doen. in earliest dizact adios ion of the approcching apidemic reached te by the emigrant staan Atalanta on the 95 wl Novober gw, The Foilgrante ilefugs on Ward's Talaad vos the on) to which thainfeelicn of the ship's comapsny seiund accuse, 96 ion os vie know, avd theie ib is conioessd that 27 lives wore quickly los Yost eweles mouths provio sto tus sudden etiide ui cholera info tou froin Freans to the port ol Now-York, the saree istal cpadecin was advancing by a singe stele trom doatherm Tid to the port. of the Rad Ses an a eros ded ronsport of pllerie to Moora, Teno stess of the apidawite (row the snores of Coo Jed son ond the Moditer canaan nead pot b= rebon send ow. TL was unosus wid, Mui end futal. 1% reazhiod Paris Delors the end of Octator destioyivg tn thot chy nearly 8,m0 ves, and thanee soread to vations poinis north awd wos, and was 198 by nother sptdemic Jing of uinh sion Seon Ou ise, t awn ld r that wrbernated aml tent ap ioe fats! POU ney YIN PRUs Fuarepe wurnug tho entve Winter, 90d ae neva desert ainod 150 28 Lue 40m of the donasrtn of tie Carmien and POMPE Lust sure Lo Araerien an foe slips Virging, Faded, Peruvinn sd He Tvelly Sra, Hi VARY ULI 31th o H) aber al wns LJ Luxeminrg, We bave coined sutorioation of 1 demic fo aba M0 eitics sad dmtr fs in Lurep moalhs, aud itis now Deieved fost nearly Phe fala! ravages of the apidemic wre at Dales? doles in tio City of Amiens, were 1,00) perished in the first low dave out of 8 postin on of only 05,00, al Antwerp where om Mo 00 uve pevisted na! dey: wt Bort, with rare thar 00 deaths WB essen doliv; a Deb Wh 20 urathe to 396 cases. and ‘n vorious tawns in Li his Borumar, 35,058 destin in n tora] of 6 16 cri, aud no ton, Louaor, sud Liverpool, w here the infection hus veg 1tanll in {4 ola haunts, snd where tcoses Hot wore untreated in (Le ural moments of the disrciea. more ethan half the victims ol ven ors died, ate proving that tue uature aud loodenclos of the tierosst opr! wernle do wot dider (rom tho ol pre dus years. 1 wg not ta ned that the rapidicy and fatality of tue rwalsdy in quieter classes anu the placer it fob ee elacts hove in the Tosst dbininisaed. Bor through out Europe it is observed that clean levees, doninags, \aiproved doties tie byglene, and most poticeable of all—the geatly (riproved sanitary regulations for the oars of the sick, and their diarrhea and vomited dis cuexges hinve provided well tasted barrie tothe geunre! dissemination of the pestilence, ‘Phe cities, the streets and the eassos of fulmbitancs that by thelr unsanitary conditions are inviting the cholevy, srenow, aw le pubdio from meeting an answer frou tho King of Proweis wisgh, I think, was very Mesure suegy paras Lave natural sad isin puedes ile ecumriauces, the parpot of hat never bafors in rope, belong put under sntatary regulations, as iever n other visltations of cholera. The choera sick, by virtue of thar reed Buide, sre Beal Lcoted (8 200d vi Jadoo a yi the ppsbilentipl bergen ao bis Dr, Crane: said thers Lod been 16 deaths in the ll feted old leave ond not rolurn unil permitted by the i Europs jo v ly point of lad t 2 A ction, not sonal contagion, but by tre contribution of u spec: 3 H o 3 to whatever else contaminating the atmos of carelub researches during the epi- mm the the Eleventh, 13, &e, Kings County wore 52, {of Uni A State other count {Under one year of oge oland, B!; England, Germany, 2; HEPOLE OF CTTOLERA CASES ON WARD'S ISLAND, I Aunt 4, number of cases, 15; Augnst J, 8; number of admissions Augmst 4, 9: Angust 5 5; deaths on 4th mst, Son athoinst., Lathe Sth four were uischarged ered, I and on the sth mst, one, Dr, Harris thinks this shows that the epidemic 15 abating on Ward's Is'and, DEATHS AT BLACKWELL'S ISLAND, Drparrwesy or Prone CEARITIES AND Cornrorion No. L Boxpst., N, Y., August 6, bibs, bE. tarnish Da Resistor of Rocorde—SiR,—1 win directed by the Com isswoners of Public Charitios and Correction to repost 27 covhs fora cbolers at the workhouse, Blackwell's Island, for the 43 wh igst,, iu addition to those previously Hours previous to Iw 00 poe, teporteds Also deaths in the Alms House for the 43 houis previous to? Ltn "a 2 deaths by cholers on the 4th ast, b un “and, [farther report 13 now casos ol d diarrhes, as occurring in the New York buoetic Asylum, i ath from cholera in the Penitentiary, CRT TEL FERRET IRE TT N some ee, Int ad, trom 12 04 0 patil, ON the Hh nw, Cro. Kreioes, Supt, i PES LILENTIAL DENS, FT the Vatve, wliton Board of Health CE TLEMEND Nuoeroos complatnis are made to me thet tue ena? Dal son the Lee oo ie Noth Ward and Flatbush, cast of the Clos Kool end vesth of East Now-York, is infested with numerons pig wories and sv oiling establishments, poisoning the air, destroying the wr we we tho adjoining proverty, and rendering the aver Msgzusts wate travers. Abost ono tuile cast of Clove Road the guid ith wes cov the Lillside and formas standing end festezing pool of panes ms ak stinking patridity, sufficient to cause voputiog, in a RAR, Gg wspliin, tos delicate person traveling the hizaway. Cerne ob tues catall hments boil swill and retail it to swell doalers ord firwers, who cars it through the country, scattering stench as they qo. At the reanest of my tellow-tewnsmon, gC your inter Carew to suppress these nulsences. Vory mapectfaily, Pane 2. Orooki, Nupervisor of Flihosh, Retovred to Sagitsry Comittee, “Che Board then sdiourned til this aiternoon at 2 0 clock. CALL TOM A BOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, 4 the Véitor of tie N, XY, Tribune, I Sime Tro Twrsvsy of this morning, in epesiing of Le oproyeshing in Ws edly, couteins the lolloviug statement. The t mmedieal profess on ate a uni! ig the pay tom no specific Las yoo meow Ahr0Te cu, that 00 cutasive L2chl Ts known, and thas the ony oesetuod that peo r.es the Joast hope of success in the trostment of toe opidewie t wi willohat feeds, vamely, 0th and foul alr” Phas iso ateoae. Ahem are rom than 00 edoeatod physi we the Matronalitan Health District, smbasc ing the hoy eopatine phy Chai, Lo 8Te nL tne constant practice of administering curative agents Jatlis disease, vol tue eoutidont expectation of coring len U0 to U0 Jul maven anid, Whils wa do not clsius to ave A spe vit, ih, Peters, wes probably acs ashainoed of kis nae.” The Chnicen an other Citles, ‘By Telegraph.) CHEALTHOIN CINCINNATI=—=MOKE CGITOLERA. CLCNsATL Mouday. August 6, 1560, AL wsprcial meeting of the Board of Health of this Ci, on Saturday, too Health Officer reported J30 deaths in Joly, mene which wore 12 from Asiatic cholera, ‘The first case pecnreed om daly 11, oak reports on Augnsi 1 4 deaths from cholera; on the Uy op on tie snd, 0s on dhe dih, dD: mad yesterday, 2 DEA HS FROM Cie dures cumber ob deaths within the fast Tew Jays is woh dy cine to Loe andiden changes in (he wea A Ac btermaeter $03 ILOZDIDE marks 60°, THE CHOLES IN PH LADPRLEPREA, faioapririna, Monday, Aug, 8, "so, The reports to tie Board of Health up to noon to- doy stam thw eases of eholera, three of which were Catal The veporis embrace Saturday and Sunday, The number of oaths com elolern daring the week ending Saterday was 47, CHOLLI RA IN NEW-ORLEANS. NEW ORLZANS, Monday, Aug. bi, 18, Nie the dsb inst, there have been 11 deaths by eholope on (he Churity Hospital, Eminsot physicians pro- nonnes the dieonse of w malignant type. There are live cases now wn the Charity Houpital but Lay are expectad [0 Fowov ern, The Canan are ds voi sporadic, CHOLERA IN VROVIDENCE. Proviorser BK. LL, Monday, Aug. b, Ison, ue Liial case of cholera was reported in tus wily to-day; the victim was colored man recently arrived from Washington, i Bose or CounciaMmey.—The Board mel al 2 aloe ou Monauy afterngon. the President, J. Wiison Green, Mo. bike Clie, After the trausaction of some routive busi pm Gl bed ajonrued to LRUISGRY 84 3 Le dont a the Si wu; inthe ight, 2; inthe Sixteeenth, 27; mn The number of deaths in the ville sof Precinet. Antice Hogan committed him for trist. Natives ih sliall dopiive ib of the pabilim upon SY UL I i American Vessels Quarantined In Foreign Ports, i yokere of its cheme vo #ive tims to my enemy vha bis doctrine, based upon conted tote wn erg mos f this is to prevail, thar g ape no other pisces for the ison RCAOHIE Fu wosals that Dus Lbs a ey rmet years, 18 how ace we of OMNons bes aged Ww tine tha commons it this hs 5 stron oth nt it was conpled with prop 1 255%4. apol dence obtaines in formet yea N ne snatelies f ENERAL FOREIGN NEWS, Boe and hae become a body really repr scaling he i nt of the public from wa'eh stronger reasons i t vot be given, ed ig sire! 3 x ol re No tha 1 shonld ce ry er regulaticons inthe case of tho cholera The following di pak lies have been yoceived at th 4 of the unites instead of a mere favored and eXCIUSINE 22 folly believe the 9 rance given g id Bre doy i. "1 Lene into Fwireo wed that cholera is “graduslly spreading in State Departinent. ce cS of ibe commun ir dons heer ing 1, the Home ¥ecretary, that be has no w Ne 3 aN Fegurtt a “proves of the Empsrer Nanoleon the d, biti is being fought with aun Sat BY Be k CONSULATE 08 THE UNITED STATS i LK. x 4 receive Dy LE I" 0 4 Fi da y tha ty 2 uthogitie to the MW ue re fo CREA BRICANFY. INSIDE VIE PA a Lieales presided wag political as bot 1 jun nar First after the battls of Al rlitz Ww states that the two fide a y autho A i "1c, 1 had occasion 1 ENERIVFE. Jane 30, 1806, i But wh le the mecting over wich iY ro bei y cl Woinges the Lai 5 \u and the Fan pe th provent R vi Os gail t Heshh in the Metropolitan Hox, WILLIAM 0. SEWARD. Secretary of State a ing t Tralalgarsquare. oti mes and plod dla CoRg hoi, Id hme le grb ike ‘$101 reed ob anee to mention thai the M Medical Utlicers of cities of IR: Ih he h Jf ainformi ou that, owing te a late being held at 1 gar ame of ib 1 orn- Lyench ni and after some ceay ation agreed J A 5 uthorities of (he chief citie ave the honor +f inlformin oy ip the prods Bf I rote #4 Y Urot i ad i oVerh- LL TeDcl, Rel, an hints istrict of Loude, nd the sanitary a hy 3 The Bef orm Riss in London. enacted withia the Park. According (0 SiUCEEy ry from what are the i copes tunes and bi that public meetings ought to an ermistico and to the prolimtnarios of peace; and tho ac. FEEL SLCEU ped the plan of active sanitary Diese 1oydlorde; declaring New-York and tho adjacent ports iafeot- our 1 GOVERF \pNT 2 THE PEOPLE=~AN 1MPOR- day, another procession Woved 19Wa; (he processivli found IWCAT SETLANS AFG hirocy deciaribe 13al publio Heel et them count ends by saying preliminaries of peace having Don oo Cobol based apou the idea of controlling the material Jet?ll ed, In consequence of cholera having heen brought to said port PRE TORY BERT £81 TH I Terr Clerkenwell; but ou reac Ang He park, 4 ped With Lmber pet to be tolerated ju the rik jot A 1 rs th will B apreed to, peace may be concluded in a few days, It 13 pet. of pestilentisl propagation, It is believed thet the epidemic 1433 Vo in i Tht vosscls, ull vessels wrriviog now at theme fs'ands T ANT QUASTION RAISED. the gutes firmly closed ana ihe raitiage ai by the Marble try to give effect to that opinion, a FHS ok y his) fectly conceivable that preliminaries of peace having been gre. to u rast nuwber of Sountiies ID which i Pr eliend from prris in the United States will be sent to Vigo to be po The reform jecting in Hyde-park, nromised bY WE Cone of those forming tue procession pad 4 down Park lave, 8 Very dr flerent sort of opposition te encounter theil Fie aercod to, an armistice was likely to be accepted; but it isnot plovalenco can be matutained by local Sonditions, the foxoer rified. A cose has already occurred, The British brigantine SECU 4 hy police make 3s e far the creater number turned vo a wha “Oh, a" and Hear, bear,” Noble lords wad right soudr- agi Kd _ Aorions OVE thet it wil not azain cowmnil the ravazes experienced in Mugzie, which sirived nt this t last week having a alesn Xoforia Leageo and threatened with suppression 3X be Arch, bat by far the or 3 bable confusion, Which, us i, 3h, 4 te may be congratulated ou Laving done conoeivabls that two belligerents, one beiug victoriol 4 irl jinat Hritaie Lite the present enlightened viewsof Hage, ast week. ha wotices, and pinistedal statement from Mr. Walpole in the and then ensued a sceue of indeseri wmentable consequences, abio gl tien en opposite may be congratulal as 08. Rs oul aetna a ey to give hope of epidemios in G ritain, whi Practically maintainnd, bill of health duly certified by ti e Spanish Consul of that atv, H W yr nta bib alt 4 wht 3 Yis vil rs ng (RY) H oy Wl tic measy ere piscina r House of Cor one “chieh was held on Monday evening jie will be seen, resulied in the nos mons cate sarging with 1 a bib of Fk lust J 3 ie Lido ed cries sbushment of pea rh tr of the JRE tes Governt ent now gecognize he notwithstanding ull this, was sent to Vigo to perform quars «3d of July, oy (he wrnton interference of the police Was Ine The great crowd of many ThOUtEL 1000 6 Park, and tue frail reqh re wiser Imei uu Ty of 1} bu fact that the o wie has gained a tocthold in England, md thotits tise, Respectiully, your ubedient servant, Bi OCCASIV i” disorder and even biedshed. Kui boat irresistible force agains the wy In a few insiances the oi “Oh, ON Fo. $0 SNR an wea or pd wheres ih Coloninl Railway in Eritish Nerth pomitive petilootial character is in no respect abated and controlid, WiLiiam IL Dasnrv. a'olock in Bs atarnoon ti) after midntzht fashior ah railings gave way belore the i= the setive exertions of Who are lov maf 1 ole Seg 2% ib a a a i dig Inter<Colonn RLLALELA except by ssuitary cleansing ad enlightened hysienic irpas si Our Consul at Barcelona, under date of July 16, writes ar r 4 fat vy feencs DAppuyY oon of the railings were acceleration atric v of comm a the Justitutons we cout “hould not gh 2 r ti sun of th rivy Conncil, as counseled DY Ralition 1 sound Hyde-park weve disutied br So il park, at a fal uldh I afhiig crowd, but ie the vast .ou) wi id 4 by aien tion between classes, or with any ili-blood—|bear, heor| i Anterica. lina 4 Uuds 1 eal oft iy god on, the local Boards of ies follows: 1 i ow Individuals 10 3 ressure of (72 efawa "il ba detain "ne 28 4 EP 1 aru f CIT te ah 0 Aim oma lir p 2 ne 2 Bore y n witnessed in Ss are at their full, was close railings gave way stp! before the Hie n o cause such a —bui hea Majesty's present ndvisers sec to ve detained rhe Tincs SayE thers i328 prospe cL ol A Lg are vusie to apply every practicabe m ro A “1 have the honor to inform you that in to inquires ry p.uf the year hen f hostility agaist the people, 10 4 (ih ,0¢ any apparent intention On they P tire 10 the west 80 far as ho could judge, ihal that antious desird shold D2 5 pte eilad upon before the close of the session 10 WARE 1 gin, of orrusting the spread of the infection, and par Un verso) addressed by me to the President of tha Provi Board of 3 ‘wi ‘every domonstrat On 1) 8th NY A its broad walks and hb 7 Af the same mo t. some of the radings w the wes arta x pak oa ul No. ne” ond Hear, hear.”| I cements for foiling the nnderstanding eptared into provent its jocalizition and inevease in given localitios, 3 Health of Bareelons. am informed that by the order from whe it was su opposed to belong; and it A a itary FEPON. ALI eave wav. amd the crowd e2me pouring is [rustral noople that cau de more wiahtef in an wy Ro ketle rravinees and the laie Ministay SORT CREEL causing dis tion, and the instant and universal care nit mit Ary a op! oer oN 'ro ae x0 1 f this J were taken possession of by the civil Ana Wiis of the Marble Arch wd pouring through a comp us fhere isa Kiel of peoj v:1 ehoers from hotween the North American Iz TO a cehor the Inter of the uw te premonitory diarrheal tage of cholera, by Louse to Madrid, American vess: Is arrivi gat the ports o Conen 40m Sas As will be seen from the following account Ae at both breaches. A great fFOTE BO 0 iself, produce a Bour (han oth Nn TOpAr it Outi... iron To me io be 10,2 guanty of LO00,000 for the construction of CT Moment tate amd wanitary advice. Unfortunstely dor the people lar distriet. from any ports of the United States, shall bo con- “load hou ory nd enthusisem which prevaded during t tively narrow peat i bat t in array was swelied by tae the Miuisterial 8 Ie i the Government appeal HE BE Colonnad Railway line from Halifax, this premonitory stage of cholera and the usual warnings shat Ae sidered infected and ordered to proceed to Mahon to perform ol viaderabile leno, a Arry casual i, U4 A he eng ATCO (Choera t W ioe got ue. Diiele H lier part vi the evening hanged to col a Ny p y bh er ser rh yo J conduet af certain prisons auch tuna u h parson g he 0 hea ue The speech we have just Te. Barden erized the former epidemic visitations have, ho HE eo all en days’ FIZOTOLS QRATANTING, er which property was destroyed, and life and limb anaecountab y ny ho to ure erve the pence Many pel The t'h tal orl the a heqgues RO Hil Cholera in London. tas, wd the sonlady itself pr jo pusten very fh 3 a PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES IN WEET INDIES. v: ak N estion affecting pubiie e especial duly} 8 WY wi. F thle adr 4 Kean seema to be gue of those Speeches inend ie Jelly. nb ite futal work, The progress and characteristics of choieri Bo be nd rod. Astk a RApoTtaM 5 fe endings will in on thrown down by the crowd otoers had their logs cu ps in ve o Poth [Cheers and laughter] 1 mnst say, on The following is from the weekiy return oF BIE 4 york snd Brooklyn, and in the infected ships and military quarters Capt. Atkinson oi the brig rong Baus, ariiv: hte ifvolved iu the ocearrence, egal pro A N iron railings, and it was Goped that the lew police whi 3 Honse that entird 3 espond coery particilar with what we heagot {ts woix in sth inst, reports: Masters of vessels bound ron rihing 1 port of rentiemen bis sido of tp fe 3 ress mn ery particular with om (Curacos on Sth inst, Joociately be taken respecting it. tent Jog D7 SN inside the railings would assist mm axtriedtn yO EE aes th wih adi ration —the move, aud leek Registrar General, dated July 23: Furope. Tha avents of the past week in the pens! and charitable rom {noes 0 tho Unit d States with clean bills of health THE PARR GATES CLOSED. dy posted ey {Terers, Ent it appeared these men had dil idsas Yepucime- Ge wii policy, Which have been i d to While epidemic ebolera has been for meaths WLI fycitutions prove tint Asiatic cholera has lost none of its old chusad will be put io Quarautive for observation for eight days st ‘Le Early in tho afternoon n MOI ol Yaar ung po their dnty. Without any provocstion—without without the slighte Af tation. Hear, hese No opinio several cities an the Continent, and in some cit neh as eristics "Ww i the Jostiluiioy shut Wulkohin date ad wasels Island of Little Coracos, 8'oold theio be sickness oa bousd broughout Londen, Si wh te yo d to the public at 5 gajvaole object, for they might as well bave tri tr with regard to those cirenmsiances, which all must rec®el Amiens, has been extraordinarily fatal, Toulon ba ny Aig pestilence among vit oe hd nr, but to any othor they will be liable to 40 days Quarantine and eargo disclurged gp Hydepark g Hes gk h Rtefo wo League wet (0 cou arars from its course os to chock the mighty vond A 3H that have emanated from this sido of the House, bet have also wained free from its ravages. At jhe end of une ih: he mp J Lo RE Sntl 2 oT cyrorver the iahanon of this malady hera must have ap Quaraniine, Os he n earnest resolve Was €X- ghrguen the breaches- several policemen began fo Bh 8 a hoon expressed by the highest authorities on the other Side: jure was excessive Iy hugh, and after that dato pi 4 1 in goemod doubtful till within the past few days. The outbresk elas thelr arrangemen og fered their eiear Hi come of those who had passed, or rather heen swent, i Bh ind however mach may deplore what has ownrred, ane wore notice: their charactor was not at rst #1 a 0 of cholera among the 1500 recruits at Hart's a its FENIANIST pressed not to abandon what 1 wis reports, minute orders bad poi Phe people, secinizzly mad lened by the WRIOCHSSRITLY 0 vor easy it is after the event to be prudent the first week of July 14 cases, in the second 52 305 CHOI 1 [ual razaves hip load of stabwart recruits ou ‘I'yoee Island of duty. As published in Ene wnt parts of the metropolis, ace dna measures indadgal in by the authorities, met he po. 4 k prudent men would have taken the exao era were jopistered, bali of them, atleast, of the epidende oo Gr than 100 Lave siready disd with an average of scarcely a icsaed 10 the branches in different pari ne. and are hind: weeaibeeer- al ShaAIE 1 in other wuss evip ed HOR pruaent n a eo In the week that ended on Satnrday last 346 deaths from 4.0 red the irrnption of the epidemic in our Peniientiary, been 1 ser of assembling, 20d WE: Joe by a thick volley ef siencs, and 1m her Maiestv's Government b Iw type. In the week that en da i ONE BU directing the time, place, and A of) weping order and h t rir it yn in resisting the force brought to hear 0 ve Ti phen Ga rman eholera were recorded, ‘This fatalexplosion ocenrred chiefly 10 Work houses, and most of the Bony vig Beblie hnstisutivus of the MERTING AT THE COOPER ISSTRUIR=-Bom: 5 en San sliaan rest terms the negassity of Leet nuch qetermin tues eh wnes were vrament have, 10 a ZERAraus J wigs ambi dire tvicis of the 6 of Lon ton, he hed ectica. ving eonvinsirz procfs of the real character ing in the strangest te) boaranee. The numerous processions au ngs them, From us up io lg o'clock sii) a¥ scenes yo knowledged they would them elves have the con vily pour districis of tho cast f1 ii n i sei tia nn the one hand provedto be an infection, marvel: GOOD FENIANS ADMITTED. wxereising the utmost re ‘an i musie to the Marble Arci, goor and over again epeated. The jiu Wore 18anY Soi hear.) vou calmly econs.der what has wo: Lai jr ep tdemie is much groaier than 1b was inthe ey Wien! i ronid in its propagation, and on the other hund Mr. Stephens the hall of (Lo PR ri hanne an 1 ord dn ext observed weal hd J id Bin 8 1 sat veat as it was in the onsiy protitic amd rip it ny wo, fT i were om eh ND ike persons on their behalf woull de: wonnds, and it is feared saver th deaths, 16 Was next O Mery 1. think there can bo pe two upinio t among Sel ou r wick of 1 hat not so great as it wa poled and detested in the onsets it, hes made in the streets of hoth Tn answer to a call by Mr, Stephens WAhero property 49] f necessary. No carly as 3 o'clock eroWus 1 yq4 the greater poyion of tho railing in Park-lanc Wasioreod, 5 SU 0 intended to deliver spoochs Hyde ow A ition. T) this diflecace between the pubic inedtutions ooo yo titate was wel filled last evening, None bo’ Few mad giimatifhen, 1 Ne tat and tne adizeent streeis, aud A rsh of neople OI RAL SI le of the Fark pat the M x P nN that no meeting for a poi jeal or we —r— ad the sees ts of the city in the march sud fatality of epid ns ufo v d “goed standing” were admiited, Mr. Stephens dv —_ r dee al au n ark, Ww a5 inofte be 7 nd eontidone I y ware SRseinh 10g Mm a wre standing near tho chief entranees. pavond donbt, TW entire roadway ravning from the ala wl purpose onght. $0 ba eneourd 1 in tha iy. Quninntine nt MERTEN ready pecocriied, und may incit J vedvg biel He og ns oS ho state of righ af L on 1 oi Yodies af police, o foot or mounted, passed int Arch toward the Ade Perk corner eid was No CRALMAL sons given ou both wides are perfecily rasosshle; and he 14 Cotyesp ia thie preventive measures pursued by the Board of Heaith in Le livored along and eloquent address on 130 04 ARN “When large bodies of poli Fo oaned at and wig ne nnmistakably excited crowd. Banners waved Fea y 3 nat, Fre: alb #8 nuts of he peo rom The Wines’s Cotvesponds cit A a nt dtions. they were groaned at and woop what was ar inmistakably excited this I happen to know, in all the e Af A. July 25. 184 ha at 1 in with which the Metropolitan Dlsrict has fairs both here and in Ireland, he park and took up their positions, the ran shod} Cire Be (ror: the Mabie A I catorinliahek re SeAUAET YH Maria, Alt n villages with which t 0 J o 1 Vg resue HA and those demonstrations were bi rp "bi yal Soy Juang tasty, Noa di wh wf Lue interdicted meeting 12 Which hava been happ iy establishes an He 1 he Bel I'he ntine on arrivals from Marscilies lu daily commu spared fram ghe epidemic, ex. um, Pris, Eat. Cot DE as Detily, thea a oe] re. 1 cones, followed their blue-coated go.p0 goemed to eVEry Ludieatlon of 1 ks pe i 6 thal no pulbiie IMeetiry sil Bo i 2 y delphia,’l nd Cincinnati which have reported a low e meeting, and referred at lenge! 0! aay" 1 of foot boldtets, with eed pn 4 nark cates were closad, bein about to br held, 2 ps veligions question, Hea bear. The In T drain inll duys. I very errival 0, nave ELh In od oath HA exterminated the infec the Britich 2nngeons. He referred especially to the co Wut preuren, Bi of notice wore stationed inside, i #1 MILITARY ox THE SCENE. in front of tho common yeapls of k 1irt and fo Ki are. il ree e gud to I5 days’ querautin tio irs by cleantin 154 protant sanhtary and medical cary of of the U. 8. Consul, Mr West, "a to inet v7 ¥h8 Ame 3 v wv PR The o t auIne th rregnted dy hed for comnn a8 brough nt tp e sick {an un od ue of coul-sar and Jon snlise yal inis H y ounce ar vw THE REFORM RAGE ing TI Leusne, Fhe reas sul! Noh A wore baraly firmly Mestad in oe fusion which pi aotionl men have adopted Weare Tsp “PLE hd eh me, liszes in the nelgubarhood, have begun i i aT pe gr pw surprise and irlige «hor.iy after 6 o'clock the President of 146 re digy IDR HC ars when the Life Guards appeared in view I intenancs of order in the pablic Bb i £150 proot the pre-eoes of cholera, but up te the pre.cot date fon ba created in Ir lina by their eondoct autos lait the offices carriage, 12 which Were also pair naw quaers when th nr se tle arias. Sirs ble for tho Maenanes ol Or nda dees n Yi he temic hie not Become gone x New York aud Brook- pation had been created Lo Irving p Lu 3 Baa i ie Mr. 4. Cupnington Mr. J. K ‘The seen BOWpPreseat v} was grand in (he eXtror rn pot have risen had it not been or thy af don RuY AL CLEMENCY TO INBLEEECTIONS Ho uw, there 0 ey ht Hea of'$ A to warrent any Tho following resolutions were then carried amid groofen vol. Dickson, A oasgow), and Mr. Woltorton (late candi- oon the un at lap <ided, uneomiort. bly uakan PONS 1 unjustif le tone of the benorable member ig Ww, ShANEET) 1 MADRID, huly 20, [0 ning ombarasein. restraint upon the commerce and the usual course of thusigsm: dh a Taylor, Mr. Moi: rinse w), 2 Tord followed bY NGIMOrOUS fon on thei nmmanageable chargers, Imaedi for which there is vot the sizhtest loasdatid in Lmputes The remitiod tho cue of death prased by wo A Whereas, Attempts hava been and are being cons antly wade to date for Hereford). Kise ga of the Connell, who wore ely in front f them were what was est ated at 200,000 por metives to ponorable gemtlomon on ibis sikol the Hoses iil hunals npon 50 persons impl wi mm the Philadelp' ia ear esses Lhe presence of the epidemic and its daily 1a tha efforts of the Chief Urzapizer, Janes Stephens, ves vehicles, containing the mem ors tos. who vad ne ‘Relorm” wi fr ry win remimining in a park which wos, np to som withont a shadow of foundation; avd I canng help making a a L LY nears that Now-York, Ita sapitary sothorfties au 80 ing labors to proeure for the men at hore the J og y red scarfs, and Jue prey Iara al arte ee attracted consid. 50 wt tin nee. looked woop ns pablie pi Nery to a pamark on the view whieh pervaded tt hoof t 1 S oy PENDITUR trace th vw 1uToyandS hanced) the same bs royorted god supplies with which bu sou lew uit gruatsute the wa heetand wndyes attached to thetr COR. 0 0) rong! d elicited ypoie pight which they Lad been ooliged to have ree, CIse os no Power Hamlets, which inteloced this d LEDUCTION IN PULLI LL d Inet expect that the dissemination of cholera to judy pondence; ane a ont ined to ye erable attention in every strect H wed kh gh, a bis ll 8 rive! Wi op ‘aul PETSPOCUIVG GAIDG BAYAN hi mes yas A ep a a he on Javzin July distil ots will be very distinetly traced to New-York, announce ibat brutal kiritiah, Gover i Fe: n turn cheers aud jeers—-1 he lu er Ltd Ltd yr ah alk y to lores; ahd trim 3 Cn RS Any in existences, S$ S Shoe Crake 2 Forlads Si estion oditiontiont t continues to oll vltetion N s ty hoe leoroad, and whaiever we k 10%Y in NB aaact the tyrenpous Law suspendl ig 2 he Ba hod Reg ent-st.—scions of the anti. Reform arii-p opie stod It yoblo and eto pin: Thug bau’ 3 which wtist havo heen Hon that there Was a Jalsa Sigeesi on Eh 0 nebo of tha nist ws in di ominating the epidemic, only renders time une iforeby proving conclusively to our minds the und”. ce weed that the President 1d Council should meet obliged to ake part in a move sein io Rg tor v public by Li? GOVErnMEnt, Waineiy i Ain, pre er pert th 2 Tuleh 0 EUR y tx relating to this agency wil lly be strength of the revolution ry orianizilion at home, the tritl wm vie wad been arrang 1 branches of the League al isiastoful p one and all of them, ul which, DO matter LOW G1. 0k if is took pliee, would Ioad to riot ang disturbs v DOMICILIARY VISITS MADIID QUIES on. Pangokeapsts, Rahway, Baltimore. and statements jost received from authentic soarces that oor coi iryi the proeessions of 14 DRC yp locks. bat when the oar rid aa ould not redound wueh 10 their honor, 1 Lie maintain that there was no f18¢ suggestion of bind. 1 MADEID. duly 22. 1 ria w-of ra -fatal 8 of cholera in a porson 1 ooh ono are resolved at all hazards to fight this year, and giviux at xford Circas a short time bolore ins 07 wa bad not yei bh rds cate np in gallant style. They were sted by Lid tha: notification it was not ag ol! assn na wo Tho nt hor ave eommencaed making do dinry vy 2 bess proupt. aud skit eave ts the tulsstatements of Pr ish agents in ire'and, Faglavd wid thie ringes arrived at (his point the vet ted 1 th fa TOL Jrance cerabled nal f gle with as much hearty, er those who rit up, that riot or distance woala i Mn lee Vin ns, in pe ordance w I P; hy rand x y eletaents of cholera infection, lov) and country, that onr organization and the revoistionary spirit of hen he set, however, proseu NL NT arc assen 5 on 1 th: olit the tyvenin oo Tuer. plemms <pely h ash g ne o BE a air Tis Summ y h y ore rap tamale Th bere past 8. ian he pi ve of the last Volunteer ye as the molke forces had bocu ol imag 3 gire uccasioned by (hose wha pr Fw ri Ry red wider, Madvid is traogail, No business is do 2 Ihe lomic tha military barracks on Tvbes we Eas is the Baunden duty of Fenians and tro deine shat i un tb eung 3 tha notion of the Marble atedio tl] sorts of derision and eontenapt, doe, oi ok ine classes conerally Who atten Aplin ie Tow v epidomic in tl i AS LY y v B oh aan od va passing iu the direction ol treated R amD x thf Rk WOTaing adh 3 hob nd in the By) whitutions in onr 1oidst, teach ory nerve, bend every energy, and work un Sire ame of apie ret the JIsg08 Eoin the Same WAY WETS no noien their due, they realiv, one and ol u Wo bad grest eontidenee in the lividus who Iu Chk A AND GUARANTING BEOTLATIONS, Leland, at! Eston, and in the Hat it Ge Do a Joey 0 sluts every hor RN ny Ata ensbis 0aF Draihrer a Arch, a dt rons to shore delay the flac of the ied of the work they haa iv hand. Aho taken the masageent of ing, Means irom the y ons! Cart! raphed to tae hola i nroters datinita nisthocs of pretection, wihichme porto o mdnot the war for independcnes 10 a vietorious tern, nal on UANGCTOMAY atawded. oN oy A lowed by a splendid tricolor noc yrived, They, aleo, were loudly eheored byt previous behavior we saw L they were pea of ON nd, Jor t or Lipowners taking I v cart be justified in neglecting, Tho generst ao sived, That the individuals wie Keep up tho pueriie and seus: ir» Halbors bial of s} Ro wn approaching, 1d presently pa ife Guards marched past cover runes, aryal to representations, aud who bid eooducted ey Ad Be to Suaim, thet Encland a ps lone bave been a endl I ‘or vide will not becon wide-spread fu th ery that James Stephens is a British Set. Britis up rg EE red, gree and nue Pn SPP wsand men told lea in various positions, charged up and down oi wi iteumetances, with foot propriety 1° Hea i, x Lb BY ti d tienert ealth. A €on a X 1iot wed any city oor faily 60 ro wall of thelr employer aud in case Ley shel mithF Leh tha muse of a band ai he tread Wf A pi yd 3 SVE a tonred the urk, Wit nat the people, Fic Gress ab ir, Mid] 1 ol please 1a making a deetaration io HE FE TEE BS Je Xi rt on their v i out to Spain nd 3 loaning und the ry health regelations ished plot, iim ata ohisitaeut of 8 pong ad hy hoy 8 he apwardmarelt of the fingl QaBOUINCTE oF are ta do. FN rh in he we wstehed past, and we through 3uel pris ihe working classes, fio ot Auta as 4 A om ir Presa. aml tha ry s in every rou ww will not pay cos in the apy burean of that icy regio pve Kes rawars toward the closed gates ai which wey JORG tO dies drew their hayonets, igrebed pes "Yho Life Guards that eficet. So fir as 1 Jue wor til quae d ioad csparto grass for the Fyne, and tu ud 8 ing the bi Angust, bat Base ony position sited to their peculiar instincts, od chiople right—that of admittance to 20 and that 183LCIF (oyral evolutions tha Jooked VOTY preity, S00 FEE SERGE ha has ocenired and all that know 01 the, ib be Vr 1 un regent ions that will be enforeed will considerably on 3 uli 4 SaE sist 3s oteUTrence: MeXs Yours het. I That tae «ore now being wade to galvinize ito 5 shes! ly an hap was no cheering, g, nonnsecinly, AISOr gp thronen the same Orly A54 n and al 10 he Whe mind of the Government it was tho rea a ihe co trade am suryice over Winter, and there is great danger that o Fornen the Canada swindle until sfrer tha next election, meets witl A adn ot snch #8 might be ex] from “the scr of capadiers fillowe All Ww IF ovsinents sey Joh it eleses who were to have 6 Mectiny Wie woud i of suiitary of ¢anization end preseative weast os now will oop nn aaiified disapproval: that it is a gross Insall to gor inteliznnce ferty conduct oh 3 Loudon” as a fashionable WOMMAE mye admired hy ih people, wd he ine folios thounsslecs L000 Ur gk ap distin baco, bi Saas od Tub AFRICA. Lad 1 ae» of the epdimic k whon0c!poriode nis et vy caneiy wizszged hie tre has th whee paling tycoce vl Pr ing would be caqupused ol— IL In ontirded to be gy-StOd with repaated acelainationg, 1Icnt of this kind would lead to tiof, aud has IL 8 08S OL 4 sil or unxt Sp wmsay the old game of selling the irish vole, while 3M hfe. 4 urna! predieted thx TyRth i body of men there Was fie fovements the military, the polis would oeens oh y riot Hear, ar] hy 2 tine ne of the distarbanee, ond rd “nN ary of the epidemic wil bo sup wht yon, sed and execration are merely the recipients cur looting, con all that vast, we Cress rderiy, earvest bearing. When du signs of aie by rushing niongg the people, and tLe latte 1 am not sore that 1 shall got bome 10 UZ saieiy (3 10a n the use of t wrd. wook by week, until iLhas ve toprivalin porant and disgust: and we now procisics rom CAUn FeLros pee nothing ohsery tle bub 3a ig n od ud and ringing vers wopM be lint )y changed into hiss, ing t! fat the pr t moment hove a bom [more bog bur am Ahyss WA tev: The sGIRaFs i] See ating to preventive Weskores, wien vrovinos wed riminal afteinrts, that the only way to cen tow i ape recog ed lOUA an faa 3 d even i pre om BNE rr A gt 2 shit OF X Mr. Beales and his friends we Howell the indefatignb, firing Actions into sanguianry ston throwing, canwing I am bonad to gay thas t p. who gaKke these d) H Tid nT V 7. ihe dey cowmenred, may also racoive attention, Kespeotin Irish .udependenco 1 £0 aght the 200d ng on rb woth bility uh sheers were mven; end A ra rad Aho procession that je park Leeper's lodge by the side of the Marble Arel had ot tl work Pat thr meetin os battl B Kinz Taco E. Viaguts, M. D., Cor sponding mee, ke Recoirca, ‘That we Lave ie uli b Soul wid to A n azue 0 é ngead o Mu ena t OhCees J wo Sh LH i in P "ne rrnorh wh Wd on file ints Les Slerbe 0 Lim we reerenize Secretary of the League 3 e dvanced guard, and (Le ecome quite a hospital, the sreater portion of yoinmates a honest tie gentlemen way be who ase the prowe wig) ar) h awn, and I'he report was ordered on tile, iotasth of In i Beep IAS bi sw ortels necessary or lent and Council were lisa Ivan fui 1 hoon fVer hon ie gel h dore TE endo Who VMN CATION FROM DR. DALTON bard: can safely be placed the fauds and me'oriis pe Ne Ir porward was given, the choering was again and saving their heads bandaged up; nnd is i ee hm] been tiem and although attended ty loyal and orderly su do RL on to the Yaaro, ha Fy SANYTANS SUPPERINTAXRAYT t intug ration of out great work, without any nok of wails or ii ‘word For X v ne the estad sonverted into prison, within the walls of which hml been te ate tl the sam of the mairog ar ohe TH IP 1 DFO ow of O¥rice OF THE v PER onl feiaal proj ets, sesiON Was paso. a verted into RD Her Majesty, Gee On ur a A 3, the General of Gubaxs i provinces 0 Ancust 6, I0h 5 cxnenditure iu i some ard suicioal 1 a Tontwed. I Rr fou street srom side to side hauled dering the evening, abont 1 bays aud he Fh i o'ls to take pdyvantage of the ewitement tho subject I on nuder contributions of wen, horses, aniwals of oN Kinds, i rr yen, yh ot Meath. Resolved, Whiot we fully ndor.e the yeitiznatis Of she ca hshroent of Land whi intersected LY Livson the part of he people, the military and polices cot nl 4 0 ecouluet themmeives in AR lath o oe making great prepara. JACKS0 BELYZ, €37., a bails de f the in political to issued by oor Chief, James Btephens, avd rv) that part which is int ted BY disp dy ie part pool leas to 1 an asseinblage and wh 4 Provy iio ud money, Both parties are making i ra 1 tally to ze hat in consequance An- {pe a pa an or A filled with Bechie, and at 1h on of umibus sand all vel tinued till a late bour. he manner that has unfortau ely taken poee. |H al, tions for According to the statements of thi Abs Saihidon, act Be Tn Io of remorted cases ¢3 cholera, necessitating im: pte our usclve, au organization, w avoid ai hades of ere-si. an dre Nasir 33 nt the proces: LATEST INTELLIGENCE kis to us by te honorable men. N sot y L009) eom its upon t eld of ati od of i ous to-Dotise yedation, an im tik it root this poi i i A050 1 e those views iupated to us by he 4 here wali bos less whan LA comhal I i cote lve satiation and deagent Louse-to-b t That n Joas Vikies) adver ry oer clot Became absalately inEb He. LL ahd w hen Orchard leiween 25 and 0 persons were routed af St Georges mpaiay n fist wrt wy y are opposedto pablie meehns Atle Consal Cameron, and all the other Baropean prisoners ia vase 1 Lhe number of Assistant Inapartass is Babeayry) nL ofead, Shut ue a IA MOR Ar RR fies praper extended fo there is n considerable elevation, thy Hospital for trivial injuries, and seven persons More SOVerely oe enn working classes, On the contrary, look to a pubac oho ti venancrs bad stated to kh wen released, aio Bi40 Le Ey tha id y dp sdegiod soma hud with iam of Aesican politics, and recognize 1 them recivatit Irshuem w! hg ind —sireiohing far away to the Circus and lo injured are now in the hospital One of these is a pelicemnn meeting, properly hid, at a prope= tin 1! in a proper pia «Hl fm 1 King's power at Pabretabor, 1 news ix so bad utignl I thet i i B presnnt are reported, Very wooeat sentiment favor of ah Inde, endo. Wy hoog the socne pe Tn» for it was ope black mass- -eould be FOU whose rib is broken; the otbey slit rers are perse 8 Wie ACIY as one of the greatest political satety-vaivts We chi tre "1 oihat we shoud wish it to be contrad d, bat the sonrce a Dla Ne cl 4 BE. B. Darroy, un. Sont, ive seenred Incrativ ofilce Ly the votes of thove the in ity Hi) shops were mostly bat not entirely closal—1 a hor thrown down and trampled on o atea by the pol should therefore throw no impediments (0 jacotings of The 0 wo have ieceived it Is one which renders it pues didi Astoria, July Ol, YG, 0 xe} Jothe boot bidd Vie hall, indiviZus ized. "tv Ont its wenants, and in tue majority ye 19 g'elock the military left the p At that hour almost Ling elacses, as 1 am eonvinexd tl fe practice ol tix 801 Ving of 4 JS. Sent LTz. er. President Meiropolitan Beard of Health, hid of eltizees fre Hepublie, wes A 3 p windows had every one it which had inv it the ark. and at 1 o'clock all was auict tan of society: pat un! they are o's 33 he of citizens in exor i wizeuslnp according to the dictates «f co vinpathizers with the cause whic everyone h wd left the park, and at 1 o'clock all wa act, tings is for the advantage of society ta Devs SR wiostee sound a petition of several ol vin ex ry i our adopted country, with recs these Werd sy ny t 1 and the whoi® y SU ATION OF R1OIS IN HYDE Favs. tian and plaes, Tuoy dy give opportu rh o 4 odor urcashmaay wated to our shore frou tae scien ip »t lntereds of OUR ag prec country, b sr-busliug gtreet below; CONTINUATION OF THE Rlols 1} held at a proper time and plaer, LL) p CeTELee W0 r 4 ietuibae trom tid 51d ambitious political pedd ore wmorphosed t e eve 2 the worde—from stor V The "Te f the 24°) ve: Yesterday the rioting hegar t and riot and distur bar and whi Las occurred NT atm 0) 5 T Potter s Field at Ward's laland, have not personaly noticed it, but dictation ¥rom sordid sud ambition i pros hb Nixford-st. bore—1 ole, He 1 spot on which tio Bub Zine a oy wh lin Hyde Park vod ni in ot $i We at af that o nian pake these fiw oi. is BLL EKA 1.1 Ao a very general mbjeet oi complaint with those who iiequect the INDICTMENTS FOUND ASAINST GENS. SWEENY, SFEAT AY Y ing clos ti nt's 1gain. he erow dg congrecated it i gan proves the dness of non, he bpd vial Nn Bn ples park 0 be demanded in the pe ome poked the po¥ica with stores and brickbals, Frey tore up iin in order that our fx l'nes may not bo misander wates 10r boatiug ua Lathiaiz. Vary Jr: Asst, Inspector, Inthe Statos SL, MERAN. held at Wind: 5 ys 1 licemen were soen-= ahr 01 athe nebes from the trees, and wroag! the rupatat.ogmn the £1 1 which ght oii am n the United States Ciremit Court y ed policemen B sclirabs, broke off the branches from the trees, an rouga ood, aod to free us irom the npatatio Yan valih Oficer. y Sib: mh in the helinets uf TWURLA For dlomen hoveride ov dey pind in the Park whieh it will take some time to ro been thrown Wn 1 by 1:0 honora¥e member for Wi Mertimg of the Metropolitan Hoard of Monith, Pr. S81 RED, LAME, od er ssh respectiuly call your at: a oy Las just Soued Judge wu wil Jrociliog, aba pet moving, SLANE °F v knew what wy g nih 4 ttuck on private houses mi ff 31 v HIT of} R MR w T. Fiat 'ard’s 1siand, J 1 Rwalley agsoerate, true DIS aietment oe ‘very one knew wha “gnted store. As night approached, the attack on private Louses minster, Hear, heui.) meeting of the Metropo n Board ol to the ol ibe Potter's Field on Ward's [sland the swell 5 she sea of human beads y One slew qequainte t ght app A da Baio uster, f pecial m ie ropa tritio a Ld Bo the iv ntrality laws were found against Gen, Sweeny nud fh their number, or wnmed, be windows of Atherwam Club wer a x RRR i 1 aire fron thi Les ioterred there being walled servis Ui er nentrailly laws n. olf 5 there for, but few were iyuret they were awling ae Nn w lint Rie it 14 x0t easy to conceive, In othes ENGLAND AND THE PRILIMINARES OF PPA Health held yesterday alternoon at 3 o'cl k, Presiden pa ye an Mie gun July 10 08 tO bo alwiost une John Meeban, Chief of Staff, ana 1wo Lille against Ge, ral! witly the regulativas wove op py «dE POLI L. op ar the Par) dmi'ar outrazes were ogwmitted, Ney In the House of Lords on Monday, the 2d ol Ju N 1 y was a «lim attendances of the wen was able, Aw this wot ERATE 08 Gestriul withid the Patterson Spear, ChiefJustice Chase was prescott duis ION T NE PARR REFUS he ent yt oor we hi Ny hurt nisah ‘bamrio J h 10 A om 3 is gp past few voars, «od as the stench is pre al to hesith and entirely portion of the time, ADMISSION TO THE nie Arch great dient gh ap eng notice are «aid to have heen badly hurt, the Mupynis of Clanrieards so With 0 G8, 4 1. the i itlemen being preson! ul h oblige oe by giving it your eadiest 3 ir pi As the procession approwhed the Ma WY anni sox WEI On Ls pa ilor's windows harcd the fate of those on wrong ct on which ik is Decessary t Pau f the 1 th followick gobi A a would iauch oblige y Rving Ht fndietizenis weia also fo ind in 30 other cases, prineip# fies presented thewsciy es. Barricades stopped the way the thr or side of the "irk. Complete quiet was netiestored [a eonntry should he very accovately formed Mews rs. Schultz, Borgen, Stone, £rano and Swinhourne, E ES Lv ragniv elven: COUNTETIGLICER Ald SIGNEEIATE, avery side; gurtiages of tie atotvr o ip Lhe way, 40 thal It in spark on this the second night of te riots, and the ser ype pert which the British Gus t Lay bay ed 0810 utes of the previous meetizg were pead ard condrmed, rr obs Sanitary Conmilten. ie Pr ine the carnage tha ar y YI fw i heen require A A MT Or Propa<itio aado toany ol t Uigerel a oh a i. wR J Ht was no *asy matter to b fug She pot TOSS vest in eT {201 Bor aaiion: nt hontilities, uf 08 10 £50 Pt Several paders were rol [06h SLUCTY DAFLIOS hu Ssiing 0 REPORT 0!" CHOLERA IN BROOKLYX. CITY NEWS, wav Cn site to the the crowd. powers, eiibher for a g on ambi Les, 0 Qa 4“ i" a hot ord Cera oo. po! _— 2 N al ‘outa sing the chiefs of the oe ry However, after a good he oe admits that Mr. Walpole and Sir R. Mayne have minarics of the terms of pesos, 1 certainty gathered fron yo in possession of eures for eholers. The object heing a d L I'he number of eases reported yesterday Ch pio. met sso convenient 0 aszert the Sep voy effected, and the yan 3 aced igely, as it has turned out, *UAbey Pelteyed ht pi the speech of the noble Berl on Friday night that Gover shoiy #ive to be advertised, tne Sanituy Cemuiitee did uol cleven pers ver gt a a po eet BO 0 oY Stu Cpvierety Bi gyep.=—Yesterday Ann Green, i des) of stoppage, ope allied, from the fora 01 pet with the meeting, after the people were gathered 3,00 acted in entire conformity wit! ILOUACRent vi tho 3 endar consadasatian woe death eccurred, No olliclal rey ih v go TH kl WAR (TEWL Up 0 ite what night be ok! er of the A divi A Ck wonld lead to serio jo whance, and they wo hioy Bol 10 IBLCHIvEo AR any way te eonpromiso Yids country, thom rnd yy ta tthe ponitentioy, although it is stated by the phy ng that 20 years, residing at No, 147 Worth ss, wag badly Lost their line, a half-moon battery of the The wen $1004 am d "t the shortest way would He to prevent the Log Jledge themeolves to any prope Bion whatever, u Jo Dy, reported several Sunnary Saperintendents there are only (10 Kew eases. The disease in ruant abont the baek ard loft shoul ler, by her clothing igniting im d od an Inspeator. INE se 1 osition mado to 1" iq sared, and the childien are all sion, and under the fo anti] the CATIA CATL in front of thea, ne ng hing at ell. It was an anon i Ply genet oy wad reason a vy that ary prop Re pow ard aud oF overworked, desiring reinforcements, Fle followin Home appears to have disapp and the vhudien ate lg 00 ac She was then to bellevue Lospital, j parade until positon ou I and with the best fnben- SH IT ts wonld be ace 8 Ww Lode DOWD 4 rte to he in good Sanit g pet Ap man drew his baton md be ao: Sonar hol dre ad Hel SOud Suh Wd hs "vo Hiely to establish peice On reading tf Pwire selected with reference io their beloved eflicacy to re pe a a be I tha followin fatal chees of cholera in o a he TEv “fore” digaiive Arr the carriage und Ti by Mid ask yehere in all this to end, and eats on members speach made by the noble Lord the Seeretory fox J a Police Precincts os additional Inspectors: Dr, W liam IL, the City of frookivn by mT FRULS 1; 3d, ith, Rouen Iv A STREET CAR.—While Mos My arms.” The Holt th ion Yr. Beales ana hie friends So mg these dre Houst ta Suppers the executive in ropes Wai on pa Wp a ab 3 fr tat ibe foc le Carmalt, Forty fifths, near Sixth-ave Pr. BE. rd nen 0, Mh, Al] Je LX 0; 9th, 10th, 0; 11th, 2; Pah, Jordan, re-iding at No. 183 Bast Thieiy-Surth-st., was 10g wade 8 “This li AVONTe— hy i ne had been followed, 1 did ro tut 0m FEAGIDE hus Wold hay witiet Pr. Charles Lee, Thir 46; 13th, 1--totil, OF in sll, wh tothe gates of 100 Sd] ai The oceupaly, ape Tally plas (hat if (he yeform meetin hod een i the British Government had givon aay opinion sato v het a pe nn eben JN, Av omy od Dr. Frank eerie. PROOKLYN (1TY MORTALITY. up-own yesterday, whou near Pecksiip she digcovered ua feet wide—was welt he Iuttor walked shrough the.Ne way pong ale no non Hyde Park iL would Lave done 16 were to be the terms, or even the lata, Spt Which a treaty of 1 oC rcd-and.-tepthel. Nour more for the Mattery Hospital, Tho total number of deaths last week was 342, Ube princi- hor wallet, containing 312 50, bad been stolen, Al the pa tho eurriage vine {he van, aud be proceeded wero a yu. sro and 7h Te enca Was to br Linder, dr AR io eine vives one four for Police Headquarters, four for Ked-Honse Hospital pal causes were: cholera, 32; cholera infantum, 4; cholera moment she saw 4 young wa ramed John Williams aiter- Mr. Beales was first oh as if the JutCIVenIng Kis. Bat tr quihorities witb great bupet denounce the conduct of the he jeft entirely 0 oo ry nn dinoes the, Qaeurdoy ni3 I! the hospitals in either of the cities are to be add parbas, 2 a, 2h; dysentery, J; scarlet faver, 5, Ac. ing te leave the car in Sante, Ske intercepted him, wie. woward the gate as ¢o0 ye sicssor Pepper's eis stopped n g eu] tue (Karl Russell), sprig of 4 ve Cobden Clad, expresied 4 tionally «108 (Fi iin Brew ard, wucre the cholera rages most Jovirely, ensed him of the Left. He dened bis guilt, but offerad way wnsubstant iad as a file oi Pro wvisiou addrosed bast, at tho inaugnralion o 4 CHOLEEA IN BLOOALY N. Baw 8: i uth ward 25; in the Ninth, 21; her the amonnt stolen, ‘This proposal was rejected, eh was yiven ino the eustody of Officer Martin of the Spna eo l— "Aagouncementy, Tu D2LIABLE SEWING MACKINE. tis a fact we olremark that doring che entire tris wy cont ruiission for uearly seven Doute—nod aid real once broiene=nor i ticedee broken oy ber-by j s Machine, No kind of werk was Gtiemd be down on it hot van wot aecomplished ond done in perjuens wr lmanlile mariner AND NO PRPORT WAS ¥ADE ON I¥ TH WAL Jou ENTIRRLY SLCC 29320 Me Report of tho GRAND TRIAL at wie ‘ak, G everviung y 0 TO THOMAS R. AGNEW, Greenwichane Murmy sts, hee you will tind Yeas, Cotes. 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