New-York Tribune (New York [N.Y.])
August 9, 1866

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‘yor. XXVEL..N® 7.905. which 1 again acknowledge the Yudget can alone reach throngh the law, by which means the Constitn- A a tion of ¢9 erdains that it 4% apnuall d NEWS by the tlantic Calle between my Government and. the 0 Ste ot Although wy Government Aas uevertheless carried on the to August 7, budget for several years without a legal basis, this has ouly been done after conscientious cxemination and with

with correctness. Tn accordance with the Diet (RENING ¢F THE PROSSIAN UHAKBERS, that the conduct of the administration, the Sulsilment of Ten obligations toward public creditors an 4 officially the waintenance of the army and State esta’ lishment were Bn CPEECH OF THE KING. questions vital to the existence of the State, and that the course adopted therefore becamo one of 1 3 A Asst those meritable necessities which, fn the interest of the country, a Governmeht mo £1 not hesitate to Peace Negotiations Between Prussia adopt, 1 trust that the recent events wil im so far contribute i» an indispensable 3 and Austria, to effect an indispensable undertaking, «nat an indemnity for our Laving carried on the Administr: i n w Tou TT lating the Budget, application for ih A Me ho seh will be made separate Peace Conference vith Representatives, will readily be gr p42 to my @overnment and therto existi nflie y “or Ftaty. hitherto existing conflict be the $y inslly amd jthe more se- TE me unl ‘e Sti nt f an mited Fed ral ar wy, under the lead emt The Last Days of the representative Federal 8 40 will be }oid before the Diet with oul delay, grant itv Engagements Between the Prussian and Federal Troops. v N ih i cace Neg gaiaiion: ~Rialy not ¥ncluded. 1 pr. pEN, Monday, Aug. 6, 1st, PR ee Speci) Pea mosdiint clusion of an Brmist. I nex elie ng are to be opened between peace, The eet: ditions on which His Majesty's G vernmient Kilied aad 290 prigoné?s 3 Prussia and 2 wstric offered its good offices are now pericetly well k n. Aus rigors? v The Federals Defeated in Every ola Winkxa. Monday Aug’6. 166 tria had decided to abandon enetin, and thus the subject Tre; imiuna publishes o letter from the Camp which tates H ANA, Monday Aug. t, FU. matier of the contest for which Italy look up ans was ie that Gon Cisldini 4¢ pear Jsonzo. The Ausiriane have Engagement. 8 EXPE edd thal a 4° Mim tive treaty of peaed will soon Bt a he oe i ls bru had blazed speh a abandened Udbte and the fortress of Osopro, The fomvess of be signed witan Tap av {eC ih i 100 anc AH 4 he A HL be signed’ pv the Avstric mend Prussian Plenipotiaries at that the moment came for appealing 10 the pacilic sentiments Paleancora prep ing for defense. Fwonty-five thousand Prague Yo i v iad of tbe Courts of Vienna, Periin, and Ylrence. Tee Ureneh Aust:fan iwWops ave stationed between Gratz and Faybach, wats dl 8 oly eA ETN PE Te! Feuly is mot 1 ele led. Government plied upon the influence of its connsele and the pe £5 atnn of vanteer barde is incrensiog in the district TE RAL ks NEGOTIATIONS AT NIKOLSBL RE. If the (hfliculty rela tive to the _ i Jal spirit of moderation of the three cabinets to attain the bject r. a w Al 3 ty rela ive to the armistice wiih Jtaly is 5 pad in sew: and ite expectation has vot ben disappoivesd. RCadere Gen. Govoge ls stated to Lave Jil Fierence fox Probar peed within a few days hostilities wilkbe rencwod Franse will continue she part of o friendly editor in the Bezln. tl y deliberations now shout to be opened, and she Wil COLLNTE (a ior se img to eanpley her inficence to facilitate the work of pacifiontion "7 C4 Uvely coptend®c a recrut dispar of the Aostriom Cows An Armistice Agreed Vienna. Coniending Powers. P passe has posit fely declined the proposals of Rusia y Tor aiGongreseof the #wers which signed the treaty of Te V' Eno. A New Prociamation of the Emperor of ®pparate §ouference With Sanly. Austria, LORENCE, Monday, Awgust 6, 18015, The Nadia and Austrian Generals met.at Conmons, TT Avstria, dooiepotiate PROVLAMATION OF GENERAL KLAPKA. J roc o secs no pare in tho pending miei s- Austria sod’ Jtaly, if it can be arranged, will Lold a separates Peace Conference, with the scuenmence GARIBALDIS GREAT ACHIEVEXENTS., France, qund it wall probably meet at Pais oo mm Political Arrests, Austria, eve toda S—————— gary.

THE REFURM DIFFICULTIES IN LOX DON, From "ss. Petersburg Visit of the American Squadron. ST. PETERSBURG, Au nust 4, 1860, Fewious Wisunderstanding Betweex the Home Secxetary and the Reform League. BE cm Helsinglors 10 nee it,

Large Knbascription te Complete a Mailirond. some of the principal Russian bankers havo sul weribed Receipt sof the News of thie Landi ng of 30,000,000 fraues to complete the railiond fen Kodzler to “he Atlantic Cable. Morelia. Intervention with Prossin. ap ff Renewed efforts are being made to obinin te wpemag ef the Prussian Chambers Spoech of the Hing. relative to the auestion as yet, The loving dispatch was received 1u this city last e———— The United Sintes Steamer Colornde, night: 'e! BERLIN, Monday Auvgust 6, 1806, The Calorado, Admiral Goldshoro's flag-ship, from «8 bon, arrived at Plymouth and sailed for Cherbanrg, Wl pst o ting of Sie Chambers was held to-day. Ee Thee mewdiers rose awd cheered the King.ond the Prus- The Prize Fight, wan vietories, Count stelberg waseclec ted President of the Upper on board. They fought tor $2,000. Mace wou in rounds, sr Fouse. 7 Ea all LOXLOX, AGust 6, 2666. 1 ‘Commercial Intelligence. Toe King of Prussia Yue returned to Bedin. The LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. municipality presented to him a congratulatory ad- dress. In reply they ‘Kung expressed lis thanks. He I market is flat, posited ont that Pressis bad drawn the sword aaa oF MAREE. wot only for her inde gpendenee, but for the reorganization LORDS, AUgust Tari efGumany. The fir said the King, fasbeen assured Console ¢losad at #7} for money. the second away, by be help of God, alsodie obluined. AMERICAN SECURITIES. odt i; ar f LONDON, August i —Kvemak. EveIytuing promired, Jppy Aetyrs for, ¥ryasig, 48 an The latest skies to-day were: United States Five Twenties. Rapomble and lasting €A0Q 29 mminent. 681. Nlinois Central Railroad, 73}. ve u son opgued the Prossiny £LlLawbers terial $e King an person Opg bers ny Vi yesbeday. Thefollowi &F igbis speech in full: ef sll from this Deer my own and my aroples id Beary but sucel wsful aacrifioes wot only in averting done. ur frautiers the dy Byer of Lospivies. but iv enabliny the [The Napoleon the Liird arrived at Begst on the morning of of the country, Lys 37apid victory, to wad freskr lauryl to the 2th. inherited fame, dud WO smovthe 4 osu for the faljopsl "slevelopment of Germany "Accompanied by the: viemble licaing of God, tis Jat of the uatiodd capable of lwariug ams eo ——_——r——r Sug wath axisstically olyy od teasammons to tho stragyle for inde. PEACE NEGOTI ATIONS. yanGence sud Farpeg land. Our beroie army supported by JT a lies, advanced from success (0 mweesss, from he West, a. and reached Liverpool on the sth, few jut faithful o Victory. to vieAmy 0 $90 East a io Precident of the Ravarian Ministry. Push of triumph unt Moc standard waved along 3. use eatend. ing from the Carpathn wd the Rhine. It will be for the Count Bigmark. n operation tobriug te SUMarity the fruit that must bo 88th yom of M. Jenedet't and Coast Kare'vi. ered from this sanguinar T.Aeed, and frevent iv@peing scattered the inst. a0 madateined. Negotiations are still carried on. A 40 vein, soert is uble to Jook with pe¥isfaciion upon the dnangal kolshurg, position of the Ktates Care ub furesight aud corweicutions h a vid The Bavarian Pregranme, omony have placed uv a position to orvarlepe the y edi ecomomy have placed vs fa 2 J Musicy, July 26. <The programme of Herr don re rod Ess finances) Gloudiles wo ch Dave jesulted| as der Plor lien, President of (he Bavariay Ministry, apholds the oatural cones (uence, frow the curcumstascer A prineiple lat Bavaria will join re Cenfederation ia whieh the present tiwe Although 4 material outlay was y there would be but ona great Power, with Denmark, it bas besn found possible to moet the exe ow ghout 10,000, 00d, Povees hitherto imenrred 4a the present war fog the state Nha Pence mie ins 1 o enc e Teveble and existing halsaoss withput impostug amy other Prelin Rim inet An Armistice Engn ements a Prossiane and 00 0 potbing was done by the AMoudalore. The (burderl spon the comatry that bat of furnishing supyiics in WT oh ofl A CNA ao 3 letter adds that Admiral Albin's division and the iron ulads ald {Wa a (lat It i pe to provide by law Povssrs HEADQUARTERS, MIKOLsnU RG, July 2. Music, July 5, Evening.—An engagement has that stayed near the island protecting tle r imbarkation of app HA Whidh iatudint 1014 pit io sitio pd Jud with ad PUEposca Liat 18 1s The preliminas of pasge were signed to-day, and an ar taken place with the Provsians near Warzbarg, whieh re- the troops were compelled to remain idle for want of signals If thore Wag thus o i ely suited unfavo,'ably for the Pavatians, who suflered serious from the Admirals ship. Albinl did not move until he saw th the Y hope most assuredly that tho mea, ernie] termination of the va ond payment of muin in the occupation of tl pier kind while maintaining order and ge F to apy resumption of ht stiities by elthey power. TEANA, July 7 I'he Abendp et vening edition of the S01iy 8 Fuanee will Le Feuaus grated 3 JUL Wf Wien RAYS Th Irues has been prolong i a a to t' 40 settlement of the Budget, which bas r,0¢ lyeen able to be fected during the last few years, TLe Fate outlay incarred during this period is, thereiore, destit ate of that legal basis Austria.’ from that date, bas been concluded. Count Karglyi has are vieterlo rived here with the preliminaries of peace agreed upon by him Bevarians near Helmsiadt, The Beyer The Prussian eTY are considered by the Paris than is generally supposed, y conflicts t00k certain inflzence in favor o t Dertingen 80d poqoo are entered on, The writer use aod other encounters ab cuqge, This expedition, so difficult and point of view, and the succe Gen, Medici, has also above all at the moment when pre spoken of. In fact, the poinis conquer Safety constitute precious advantage If the war continued, these operations which would and Count Elswark, for ratification by ihe Emperer of rep ilged the Pavarians near Rossbrnun, 2 is three.quartery of a mile west Wursburg. Sw——— WuRZs da, July 27.— Yesterday and to-da Armistice Between Autteia and Fialy. place Letwosn the Prussians and Bevariaus a Froresce, July 26.—The eneponcion of hostilities Helmstads, on the road to Wuzzbar Vetween; Austria and Italy commenced yesterday morning &t i o'clock, when the heads of the Italian eolnmus halted where and Kain, WY py that o they stood, Other troops may wake movements, Lat not go asters are now at Rottendorfl, a quarter of a mile The territorial integrity of Austr’A shall be maintained €x- cept Venetia. Austria accepts the formation of the Northern indewuity of 70 Prussia, Holstein pays part of the expenses, Austria ig raid 10 have withdrawn her demande in refer noe It is stated th fo tutervention on tbe part of the Catholic Powers in the oo min 204 wae repulsed with the of 16 gus. he town Rowan question? the 27th, aad was re] lose vo suffered but little Camage. The question of the Trrol is repoited to be also sails’ torily settled. 3 Yoace tegotintions are to toke place directly between 1tal Austrinand Prussia, Lvekroor, July 26—Eventoe. ~The following 1alietin posted on the Paris Bourse to-day The Plenipotentiaries of Proseia and Auris Lave Yee 3 4 wo! an beba! curely brought toa conclusion. pe jt may Wo expected thet an armistice for four weeks, Herr Pfordien signed on DERE politi wll ia and the South. Western States, the political position of the Fat! giiend will admis of ap exten: of Bivaria and the other South. Wester ARRIVAL CF THE JAVA. fon of the frontier of (bg Sate, ar/l the establish. p ership of Prussia—costs alilch will de borne in equal KLILS TC THE 29th or JULY. proportions by all the m¢ gbers of {no Confederation, the bills require i required in this respe a for the pvoeation of a popular The fature position of those I'rinces who have Secent events to quit {heir dominions muct be seserved fs pai 3 special sarraugement between them and the King of Prussia, THE WAR IN ITALY. abd New foun Iland, and for the appreval of 8 German Paxliament, as the countries N ot reat like Th cl ocenpied by the Prussiens cavnot wll be ticated alike. The mediatory efforts of the Grand Dake of Paden, ia relation to ¥nepection of the Kiatian Fleet~Yhovemenis of ‘Gentleaen, yon kne of wh 4 w ned.a efioris of 100 4n added, 4 y amv that our pen tire Fatherland fedds tho gouibern Germany, will probably meet with a spec ly and German War, Ligh importance of t' ue moment gat Lrings me once MOTE among you. May Pr gvidence b wwe Prussia as graciously in future ne it Las visit fv Diessed t pe immediate past. Moy God vorable resuli, rm Alleged Austrian Victery near ELcdre n’ y ch Statement x har An Oficial Fren Ps 0 oh Proruxes, July 20.—A Commission of Naval CRETE m la: Ri wal Ofcors bas made corefm! luepection of the Ttalian Reet after y 3 te Soir contains the following pout 1 y a Fhe Xe te yd SH bs the what MK the engagement at Lissa. Their report states thal the fleet a Forts (Le Trench Cabinet Bave pro. will be abde to put to sea again very shortly, Tt is statcd that v Ye ory t J ieLCh Wi As peo I He EH cont to tho con. ia the two exgagemerts «t Borgo and Levico the Medici duced a firet result—the belligerent powers coi to whieh he Log convened the belligerents. It wes only after painful hesitation that Austria accepted bases of peace in ves bag Ler expulsion from the Germanic Confederation; the fouveulry connecting this power with Germany ave it deed the oldest in ber bistory. However, if we may jolge rom the 1s pegobes frown Garibalds Lamrell state, oB the contrary, lor SUIge dt the Ausistin jress, the feeling of recret caused i thai Lig sroope caied a cosplets victory en that ocenslon: thie sacrifice has uot heen equally strong in all the prov 4 y shat t aribid inces ¢f the empire. Yor many years past theie Las been wiill 8.40tal bow of only 0mon. He adds t the much difference «of opinion as to the proper share of the Geruan element iu the Anstrian Government. {0 by Al the Fru win Decknes a Congress on the Treaty of tions) organism of Austrie, but it is not jredenmoant if we congluer the extent of its territory and the competition of 1's mp population. The Awtrian Government has itself admitted Advance of the Volunsreors, thet, in order to streggthen its internal authority, and cotad emcss, J Jy AU The 7olunteers have advamoed List areal coleslon between =o many peopics of Various na i tionadities, it was neocssary to adopt the idea of a just equilih- townsd derbanis and ovens od Cimenge aud Pont Chiess num by the inlet s this precise aking these ‘ain yy presont Misistry has this precise object. Taking thes place bowers go National Guards, under Gaicciardi, and sho cr 0! seek nothin herself for conditions of strength and prosperid, re lieved from the costly burden of Veulce, sho will be freer to develope the immense resources cogtaloed ln most of. the 1 cor Awad cuswrrived vecterday at Roozo, and wet wih Poss, Aug. 4, IPG Martml Law Proclaimed i Low er Neve rat political arrests Lave been wade 400 the manta sented to the Diet by Prussia, while Jwplyiog the rupiure of A "h exetang ties Let ween Austria and Germany, leaves a doar bpen Seen («Stim wight kim tors doicnt from Treat. for pew relations in wes future, It results Deside, Dui a cou versation which M. a Dismmk Lad at Broan with an od te use view Wisputch from the Tyrel mensiser of the Austrian Keichsrath, and which is at this mo. mas, J uly M6. —Autologram w ceived bere Hen mert the theme of much discussion at Vieona, that the court 1 ihe A onrion co wmonder io Wo Tyrol, da’ od yesterday, says: Similar aviests have taken place in otberiparts of Hom of U'russia is pot opposed in principle te reciprocal treaties He. me, lat eration —a fact which kas been lately Qlsputed; and 24, The po ke od 0 wo soded ond amony prises, The colors of the h absence of the slightest hint that France is (0 gel suy cules. Thete is great enthusiasm here in reference to 3he Visit on of territory on theaconclusion of peace. of thie Awerican squadron. The Russian fleat Laveggone to Yravktort state that the Sepate and other municipal bodies of evmmunealion with Veunige yas cub off ou gia 10th iy Gea. ip aven tion of Russinwith Prussia in behalf of the mth Ger man States, The Czar has entered into no arrange ‘ment necessary permission. nrgomester Fellner hee baoeed himeelf out of despair at Ressoval of Archived frame Venice. the warner in which the Prussians bave acted foward the Lettas received from Venie e state (hat the Aus

city wud himself, The yacht Frolic, with (he prize-tighters Mase end Go 84 LIVERPOOL, August T—Eveway. CorTox—The sales to-day foot np 7,000 bales. I'he rr town a contribution of 6,§0,0008 and then made a fresh de acoupisl by the kingdom. Signor Petrucelli’ diuks that mand for 25,000,0001.,, is net correct, The sum firs demanded Triestejhigu!d have been atizeked. or the loge’ pf Venice i Geni The Rogal Mail steamship Java, Capt. Moodie, sous, Noble, and dloxe! Gentiemen of both dlouses of A i u he bii de a ro”; wh a etbied word we be’ ra which leit Liverpool at 10 o'clock oa the morniug of July 28 authorities 1a supply ¢9e requisite amount by means of a loan. fo)" ry wished to secomplish a spdden enterprise, show 3 DR s Sheart i and Gdoanstown var the afternoun of the 20th, arrived hereon Rothschild and shree Senntors has arrived hers from ¥Yrank. exp Uves of the couvfry, wy rt imps we to express, frst welsesdey morning. A portion of ber news has been anticips heen the result of tat battler We are grieved to the ted by the Cable, Lut we give the substance of her dispatches, wis guodaess, thigh Las ssaialollrusin 4% they present the state of Europe in awore connected and sat- Wapke for God's graci vis Juodaes, nlick oo jsfactory form than the the telegraphic dispatches have set fort, and was recaived yesterday by the minister Baron von "Ihe telegram whieh announced Lhe engagement to us der Heyat and Ceunt Ku'enburg. The members of the deputa- ore SeeTln (0 disgoise defeat ragler than annonnos a tion also bad a long conference witk Baron Werther pnd Heer 7 mirl Maioe will obtain any datisfectory reswt from visling this lisnty, the dotion of the fleet against Venice weaken oity, as a reduction of the war contribution imposed upon Sulantk anti] the losses and damage of the othar whips Freakfort could only take place by the exezeise of the royal repairel, I cannos describe the anxiety of Tutin sinee yoster- prerogative, The visit of the deputation to Her von Savigny was simply a visit of courtesy, Hey von Savigny assuming no official attitude in the watier, The Cuba was intercepted off Crookimeen on the evening of lie 2th, and reached Liverpool on the ailernoon of the 27th. The City of Manchester arrived off Crookhaven on the 26th, Proclamation of Martial Law in Lower Austria. {he Negotiations at Nikeleburg— Arrival of the been issned suspending throughout Lower Austria the Yaws Ah for the protectin of personal liberty and the inyiolability of “Much precions bi wd Was boea shed, The country mourns NIKULSBURG, July H—Evening.—Herr vou der domicile, and establishing wartial law, {n order to insure {ho Porton, the Bavarian Wipister arrived at the Prussian out- the lose of wasy Uedve men who died haroes iu the posts L4is aiteruoon, acommparisd Ly an Adstrian officer. Ho

safety of the army and the preservation of public order and tranquillity. shortly afterward (eft Lie card is person a! the residence of I tion of the Of cial GGazet) anys. He has not yot had a copfesenos with the Prussian Miaister, ern the 'waroecntatives of the ple in suited Guvsraingt ind wk err vou ser Plardion is said to'have opts bore at tho sugges! uy enna. that it is net thelr atritude which has vce adoption of this course, they having shown in these anxious times that they have retained tgeir patriotic sentiments, thelr devoted fidelity to the Mowarcly aud Imperial House of Aus- trig, aud their patriotie rm paihy tor ri destinies of their country, Th stulimelle of Judi Quinte of Vieoyt ry publicat ba x hg x of this decree has been v necessitaced 0 presence of nw gious ev expected, 1 $0 many foreizners in the iy ‘The Government of Ao tock ki tho fu the confliet is uot lows; nut Cp Empesor coulidently expects the mot loyad gupport from the doue nnyebing x The as Lian its baiterios complotely covered, at after the interview which the people on board are [a perfect safety, Tt fs feared that tio NA the poritions held by the Pressian troops up to noog ou

w of bo. i Momses of the Diet: Mr Govern: Loyal Gentlemen of i The Kipg bas recoived Congt Karolvi at the Castle of Ni.

population of Lower Austin and Yposed upon the treasury during rectut years by the war Shs Suh of whiel the Proasiang demand repaymeept on ag cowut of sheir repairing and fortifying Ulm Bastait and Laa- ns roquirsd for the «ue mistice way agreed gpoa. Polwaia aud Moravia are to re. oe Prussians, Netige must he given losses, capec) Ural oflicers. Je vouks' Mmistice, commencing the Dighth Feders) dxmy COPE, In which the Pingslus wera the spidie ming yD pr CK Ah ral’ nd rt Er wo N Yi a i 5 4s ar ook w= nap ean Se We J ro LL pee Ls AQ Tm n LN Ar 5 a (Fe Sone IRL aribune, NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, I866. 1s. Thel Meyer Division was also vietorious over the and Flies Divisions Rossiruan and ‘Waldbuttelbaum between the rivers Tanher The Baverians sustained heavy rian headgear pevend the pointe occupied Ly the heads of tia columns, south of Wuriburg. tl RB avis of Pence Engrngement nt Baden. 1taly alone. 3 Tha vay #04 aT forces der Gen, Loxbox, July 20. —The following a glyen ns the The varcaard of the Prussian forces under Ge Aairia excesdingly dificult. Tn the Lagis of the ar cerpent by which the armiet!ce has Leen Mantes] wee in Daden tersitory on the 208h ult., aud bad ad- ¢yey mi prolonged Ro CMT feral haiti A vaneed southward after a snceesstel epgegement with the enna C Cop Baden and Wartembharg troops, near Deschoffsbeim and Wer: and Ihe volunteers, arrived where they are, b Lach. the Maine continued to sdrapee ina Confederation under Prussia. Sureuv and the Southern States The whole arwy 1 reserve their territories, and wile be a hee group by them. oa seat lon x southerly vireotion. her: me ag volves, acconting to their pleasirs Austiia pays Pruscia en y It Seloxs, this 4 a I¥, Address te the King of Prussin, Brarty, Joly 97.—An address of the inhabitants of “OB worden, Fast Friesland, to the King of Prassia, bas arrived ere fer transmission to is Majesty. ‘The address expressce t I Prussian and Holstein. ht Aatovs, July 27.—An address to the King of nN probably Yaded ve=g shortly. Peace Will probably he concladed i Trades, aud is circulating amerg the inhabitants for signa. been forced by tare, day sare 11a the Tinlinus and Ausirinns— Dispatches from Garibaldi's Memoquariers Deninl of an ww for Division kad 20 killed avd 20 wounded, The Austrians had U0 ce and ihe opening of negotlat! PRICE FOUR CENTS. b——— fy

guinar A Weret nothing will be done to alter the peaceful aTangements whol now exist, honora! le alike to the Government an the people; the object of the proposed meeting being, according to our wie Garibaldi and the War, The Tate successes of the Garibaldians in the Tyrol Siicle as infinitely more important and es eslculated fo exercise a f Italy when tbe negotiations for s the following lag: so weil conducted in a gs of which agrees with losses, The Bava. milita litical importance, 0 ae bate t reliminaries of peace Lt serve us 4 counter demands of the Vi: inet, and constitute what is calle A the Jtalinn shave. “Phere is no occasion to dissemble the fact, ib ‘I'his eituation, when C isenssed, cannot fail to rceeivg wuch The intervention of the hero of Ca in not bave been ugeless to b armistice mot been nrva into Austriato a Jo oint have been able to unite master-keys of Austria. consideration, 000 BOR ts ade] 10 4 bable that, had the WO, 000 france. Schleswig will Ye ceded te Prussian Attack on Wurzburg. would Rave opened the road that Prossia bombarded Wurzburg on sry, which might at a given yp with tke Prussians.” NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS GREAT BRETAIN. reat mectiog of 1 The Atlantic Unble. right, M. P., bad, by telegram, expressed his willisgu gied the wish or tte npion of the whole of Hanover with Prussia, THE NEWS oF THE COMPLETION OF THE TELEGRAPH. The following telegrams were received by Renter's Telegraph Company from Mr. Glases i i J Ak 4 114. July 27.—Cireat Eastern steaming np Trinity Day Frum aud we Tuer Soyerauienn, wz of Prussia, demanding the ineorporation of Holstein with tLe LYALERTA July 2 expected A an P Li, Ai BerLiy, July 30o~The Zerdlersehe Correspomeens OF po gui0y monarchy, bas been drawn up by the Burgomastor of time, VALENIIA July 27. ~All righ Vallarta, July 27 (Evening compicled at 0:4 i for Foreign Affairs whether he courtry was juteaded to be inelt a Schleswig,” which it was proposed ta idly betwm, land enmark. y ech Irela Denmark tte boundary Lue wid Shore end landed and $7, pgratnlation passing ro Iusulation aud continuity Wo, wich increased sigee carptus callo hos been 7 jg Valkriia, July 2%-Following teleg» pn received from wt been aid and a most perfect cable, under God's blegsing, compicica telegraphic communication between Eogland and the Cow’ inent of America, 1 comnot find words wo express wy dee’, sense of the SC Qur shore end ine upon the free vity of Frankfort. 3 don honorable gentleman desires we to gv understand that mendes the Tyrol, relative to anwlleged Austafan victory gn Lhe Tse bust, neo Lode, dines parsued tho Avstrieny sfer the cagager ent, Lei pave rdosived here {rom Vetico state that the Austrians are pow isp %le arel ives und the books fre the libraries, Loar element bas 2itherto preponderated iu the <constita and the work of coveliation in Huugary onderiaken withest retetapor. On the-same day «no engagement took srounds, several organs of opinion think that Atria shoukd Agetr zon esr Merino, the verult of which is not yet knoma, that when less aecupled with the aMairs of Germany, and onexce, July 24, Eestern Provioees of her mpire, an oathasiostie reception, It is moreover known that the project of reform lately we. Conersl Med Bei wrrimed ye terday eweiing at Pergines a tween Austria end the governments of Southern Germany, To ay the ener oy, 40 svperior force attacked the Austrian The two important points of the nbove manifesto seem to vg). wisg ai V diserda After an obetinete engagement Kao The expulsion of Austria from the Germanic Confid (pep y rolrcaled bin great Luss toward L'golo, with a loss. of rep ent Mw fo dl ldo on posscwnien. Bb os defeat foroed ihe crew y's vight w icg te fall baa’ apomliergice. 1 Ew A Hiechade (of Venice RF xpecited-sPopular Bem anit aii ne Al y v nr THE WAR IN GERMANY. Rivhee Kander R-vpsracs st'vp TY SETI I pans, July Wo—The Meniteww du.ioir says: The Prussinns in Frankfort. Letters poccived from Vanice make mestion of the upessh- dasa, July “26.e=Advices received bere frogs gees with whieh sho pLabdants joahed upos the preparations y wr the Boplade and rlegs of the @ity by the 4 iy Ad tha! city ave nssembled ingrder to draw up a petition, whieh Nor acare. uM. de Rothschild was instmucted to present to the King of Populi ie wonsirations Lave ty ere made at Ancona again Jrussis. The Prussian Commissioner, however, refused the Adtucai?arsane on nemoint of §10 DAVA! engagement ix bipe frians wre removing the archives and the Leoks from the ‘Lhe Prussians have had ket drawn up of the wembers of Jiyrazies The {nlabitants looked wik Il grent uneasivess upon the Senate and other wnmicips! bodies, together with a state 1, yreprations being made by the ltalian troops for the mext of their lended and movable property. All the backers 1) yad and siege of the city. have held a meeting, at whieh it was declared that if violence 4) pumunicetion with Venice was cut off on the 19th by of this kind wege resorted to thay would suspend payment in Gen. Mazacapo. Geri nd abroad, vi any a Aealth of Garibafili. The Prussians residing in Frankfort ive sent a deputation te the Prussian Corimissioner to plead tho cause of Fraukfort. ‘The reports concerning the Jeshh of Garibaldi Berprv, July 2. The Oficial Garerte of to-day justifies the were vey unsatistectory. He Lad been efincked with acute course pursued by Prussia in levying a wor contribution of rhenmajsm while till suffering from the offcets of his late twenty fiye willionsef florins upon the inbol itante of Frankfort wound, on the following gseunds: The eystemano hostility shown Sudeartesce toward Prussia by the Government of Franifort, the tolera Tie Neval Engagemen: in the Adriatic. tion by the latter of ar icles in the ¥ravkfort press insulting igus Petrucelli della Gatting, writing (rom Forin to the King of Prussia, the violation of treaties, the damage to the Iibate oir the 22d, says that the late uaval engagement done to Pinssion propecty, and Fraokfort's participation in jp the Alriatie bos excited much astopishment and disappoint: the war carried on by tho Austrian coalition sgaiont Prussia went inltaly, os the coundry regarded the feet with pride, Acoording te advices goceived here from Frankfort-ou-the- and spared nosacrifices in gider that it might keep pace with Main, the statement (hat Prussia Lad first imposed on that the prejress of naval soienoe ond be worthy of the position was only 5,800,000€., and the total amount of the (wo contri: commend, and <hus refe:s to the operations agaiast Lises. butions imposed by 'he Prucsians is $25,000,000. The mpor ance of Lissa, whicl is not even marked op most It is ssid that offers have already been made to tha wunicipal wu vesy doubtful. Admiral Persano attacked the islaud spur of pu opinion, which acensed him of de Beaux, July “7.—Af deputation composed of Baron von bravery which so use fmpugneds-aud dazze by brifliant loi. He bas had ot Jast a battle with Tegethoff. What has What it adwite ja almost a defeat. The Ad 8 ship—Ltist magnificent udid frigate the Re A'1talla— 4 i von Savigny. sunk, tle Pakntts blown he rest of the squadron Suiaged, It is not bedieved that the deputation from Frankfopeom the 1 faith ir the @muipotenee our ficet ond the yo the enmny's destroyed, the empire of the Adriatic disputed yeving. The wenliag of the dis pebadin to its Juieveyt w 1nd sadness. e ceinent fr psses inflicted upon the enemy, “What are they oust What have we gained by the disastrous losses we have safe fered: Mad those or even greater losses secarcd us Trieste, or oped the laganes tous, we shoul have rejoiced over them. But what in avy case could we Lave dony with this tl y ie? Vienna, July 26, Evening.—A proclamation has slong WS BYR dont ‘of the" depindince Bilgn commun ation wo dd be Tie House adournedat%0 migutes 102 ¥elo ok, EXCITEMENT @CCASKINED BY THE YEW §~USFFUL IY From Ube Daly News, July 20. The Houses of Parbament and the load clubs were apprised of fhe suecessfl Iaudio g of cable at dinnertime las ovenine, The tele graphic akcke re. porting the proceedings in Partiament, and yy means of which members sre kept fiformeds c= ery qearier: of an hour ae wo what is netually taking place In the postscript: The Atlantic cable in Jandeoy; all gsing well” The inte'ligenee rapidly spread known ail ever the town that the sucess of the expsadition iss sabstas tial and incontrovertible fact. In x) ute of spacial eon respondence, frequent comment, and elabo rate explanations, the publie bave boon slow to believe in th e sspreaching fd. fillment of tho promises and prognastioat lons of tue lass on years, Hepoe, the news of last evening 00: yas mueh excitesrent and surprise as If it were) nad the ratiensl uence to what was already knows. Pot the calls wna gol ern Was mmg her se contuned this and befor y 10a clook it vas eS r RR 3 readily onough; but that <ch@munmcaion Wee aotually established, and tuat to-day’s A metican news might be expected ina few bonre, seemed to sind eo all hearers as.a startling and encxpocied povelty, different agencies osnnected with tbe caple-luying expedition of this year understood, that it may be us pul to riety me ulate information we have siroady laid edoro the public. I Atlantic cable, aboat to be threwn factared by the Telegraph Corstruction wipiny, aml ewvned by the Anglo-American Company. come confusion of ideas if we again state that the erigingl At kas. compara, beely rewate dnter est in the new calle, and that the words. ~guarauioed er ot The real Atlantic Teloginph praferpnee ones of the Anglo-American Company, these are guarantecd move than 24 per ocd tie Telegraph shareholders peeeive a penny. pen that the first yoar carndugs of the cable do now’ aascd 2 125,000-~a4 improbable camtaagency —the whole of Sug’ asl will be divided among the holders of Anglo-Awernom stock, 6 paid-up cepital of the Awglo-Awerican Company A Wrther sam of W000 15 to be hanacd veer te the Constroetion Company vi hen the hoe is opened; a wd JA0iE £600, (00, 1h tira A 125,000 carugd each year by eie waica! wean Europe awd (be United Siates M se f the Anglo-Am Wicnn shares are At lautic Jndpedl, so little are tho open tw the pablic, je manu- It sey, perhaps, save lantic Velegraph (Company y. pliares are the £10 nd the maldes of Iu opler words, the latisa ph prelerence ones with an guaraniee of 20 per ce nL which Irequent questions sre ask ed is measages Will be conveyed betwee dad America, Ateer carciully estimating ibe prot and, it has been settied to fix the andl at £1 go wend. es of Jews than 20 words each, This hiy sate Las been docided ow jo the hope of keeping the compehry business whbin proetieable limits, avd fran thet numiny of f this would not scewm lion is sald ¥o be as rapid ou a long sulsnarine wire as on an overland electie lio, the material rep ard of the promoters of the Anglo Ady Kua lower fig repute whic wll he em. ‘Lhe tie with diftlenlties has Y mys eavalry. which was super: been as long and gallant as the victory appears to hw oeridin rd as and assured, and alt Fuglind will rejoices at the gota pr roving substantial asm increasing, The latest tests shew th roken cable of 1865 te be even more electrically perfect than when laid--a sufficient testimony to the duraviliny of ese long submarine lines. INTERESTING FROM VALENT A. nce of The London Times, July 24. ef ollicials connceted with the old Atlantic Company and the new Anglo-American are still wait- ing as Velentia for the completion of the great work, Latimer Ciark kas been Lere some gineor to the compa whother or not the Péragy first Jagk up bis position on the plot Yok two lines withh a coserre. his heavy cavalry on 1 of Bony a vA Yon the f, nod him NM] the race ground. Fach of the two divisions baving formed ite in. faniry to IEF Guvor of the weed ty days. As electrical en. ho has to report upon aud decide has been truly laid. over to biw for this purpose about midday on Sa auc bis strict testa for “conductivity” aud insulation wil y ocewp, h bh this last ordeal, it will be accepted by ths laid; and, os far as sclentilio skill cau ont siest Heal problem of ucarly the lagi 10 years will lave A ecntinuous stream of on Mz Gless, offering y sag'en £0 Amodrica wien the line is opened, Josep a deni of Hie and money cote by te —iw mised that gayle. ei Awerican Goverumeng wi Thigh arrive sfier the ling fortuno of Jheday fa faverof the French e that of the other Brigden wage sevorpl eSective ob ications is dowing day by day Sp Li may save these for their requests alwa once that it has Leen ph xcept those of the bas beey publicly managing director of the telegraph house at nterval of bis absence e essa ge t ue matter at what tims ir to say at what we ho this great enterprise t credit of its achiovement is almost solely dus to him. His gation, and net a Iittle of Lis capital, have and if tho Atlantic cabls is laid Iy claim the chief Lonors of its mechanism may be the suceessin from first to lagt tos DOF take into coasideration its inoon stanoes its nopracticability, But, withost of fire, it has beeu desired to att it to i whieh mere rapidity, when carried ro axdess, a Mr. Glass may The needs, u, already in wee in Iu anticipation of it completion, a pringiple yet known: 1. Baoause it of the soldier. 8, Dacanse it is Y wotght 4 k Arriola writing on tha 22d, says: everybody felt that we lad Deg boaten irre parably-=heaten by sea as well as by land, But the pore out afterward grb. lished other information subseqeently to hand, according to which one of the enemy's vessels and two paddle wheal steamers Lad been suuk by the Italian guns. were really so the losses of the bo fi would bo much greater ify to the population of Lower Austria, aud especially of V1. than those of the Italians, deapite the Tuferiorite of ofr arti] asioned the Jery. Li is added that the Austrians exclusively used sige No which went (brough tbe armor of the Lralian vessels as though thoy were of tin. A warviog this to a) the 1 of the world, whieh pay so much to the mas rers plates, The conduct of Admiral Persano in aban admirals ship to go on board the Aondatore blamed. ‘The Aftoudatere is a ram just built in En Referring to this preclawation, the dbendposi (evening oi “fhe Government of the Emperor feels itself Bound to tes The Govery bas (wl confidence in the loyal ail partict at all brilliant would bave beea men naa, I ‘The Battle Near Presburg, Pages, Joly 26, <Flhe Monitenr du Soir say: owing io this Persano could not have evey wate y gress of (ho engagement, nm y Wek the pr Tle Liakian papots expross considrabla disappointment a by the news of that according to a letter it has received from Ancons the rg of triumph. In addition to the Re d'Italia, the gunboat Vazese The Bavarian he quarters are to-day at Dotendory, in eirculation which it will not reproduce, attributing such prs by mph AECHAFFEAR 1a, o WY <1, On tha 25th inet, an ngagement had we nagement to those who directed the operations that it between the Goben Diviglon and thinks su Luquiry onght 10 be juptneat io andag to bear guiliz FN k place near Gersche u artes all wo hi The h ered t A At present it is impossible for us to form” a very exact ides to be the Rherbain Tguight of Kerry and Mr, and Mr, of this battle. The first jmpression wos very paiufol, and arrived from Dublin, and every iliuminations lave DE 8eAms to promise a grand bt to commeworate the successial org of i Mr. Secretary Walpole and the Reform Loague. MIBUSDERSTANDINAS—MR. WALPOLE TO THE TIME], The following lettss, altering vary considerably the aspect of afated relatlyg to {he prdPosed meeting ou Moaday, Jum of iron 18 to «tate that no douing t ment was made by him on the part of the Gov is onSraily any member of be Noform, leas N t prove that a public 0 n Hy Park nbxt, the 30th Lustant, as st oh bated dhatant, 4s ated in the bls placacled and irpose was made by Mr ‘Wayles v. Walpols bad with the on bich no answer has yet be Lodo to be, Sir, your obedisut peta, eire A hy An application for that AN Bn 7 o 1ojer uf Mr. Walpole wer: 1 fool it *my duty to state od DPi%hatgn of the:pthos retarn o 1 cet to that ad anythin my second sterview w of the Nation port Ything but aa afr oly of myself, that (his one Maso mesting Was assented to {Ud seitloment of the guestion as to the right, npon tanding that I shou'd state in writing the the mesiing was to ba held, that thers mig Letters from Vienna state that the engagemédut A My, Bowles thas auswers borg on the 22d ingt, was turning complete in ig ry tae thie very fi Serial BEANIE OF the dnghgement, The Diriva sav and the common 3 Austrians when the conflict was interrupted. "the s ispension of hostilities, com ~s 148 np for whic tentions of the Governwent, thou Uouneil of the Leo S tied y ho 3 a1 the Re d'Ttalin go down, The Nazione says (hat rumors are ing. 18 Tamoonvines {uo acted upon sugh misyu as Twos when T returned to pros the yequest upon Mr, Walpole at the second interview, which is mid its clond of other misrepre- wholly ignored in 7%e 7 mes, mecment of this intended sontation Yk violence which T shall ever rejoice to feel the Cant instrumental in preventing. 1sincerely trust tL: alpole, not to cennuid derstanding of the interview with Mr, the A but to declare the public sentiment on tke subject of the franchise.” The great Meeting to be held in the Agriemld tural Mall-Jr, Bright Expected to bo Present, On the evening of the 26th Mr. Beales, Mr. Brook, Mr, Odgers, Col, Dickson, and My, Yowell, the Secretary of Um League, kad an intejview in the jobby of the House of Come mons with three of the members, n y Mr. John Ntaart MUL, Mr. T. I. Potter, and Mr, PP. A, Taylor. The special Shjvet of this interview was an explanation of tLe curious between Mr. Walpole and the deputation who standin on him fre revions day. The members of the Reform League were still 0 awinion o Lad been made that the meeting condizions which were subsequently promulgated by Tat 28 they were extremely loth to Mr. feise ov fsagreeable posit] reconsider the question at to-night, with ig to 1he weeting in the Agrichiter ugaipst which no objections have yet been vrred by autboritics, Another interview then too at a tacit but a fully implied agreement shold be held, under certain on, they expresscu a willingness i the next meeting of their Conse racticability of holding t Foal, or in some open aly k place between M nb Stnort Mill, 3. P., and Mr, MeCallugh Torrens M. i Job Ar, White, M, P., and Mr. Alderman Jak, M. P,, on the on part, and My. Ceemer and Mr. Jose the Nationa! Reform Leagué, at whieh interview the four rst ne roamed gentlemen gave t ir promise severally to attend ne the League on Monday next. Mr. Jo 160 10 be present, and to address the nesembly, His only mi giving, he said, was on account of bis voice, whole feared I would be inadequate when oxerefsed ig (bg «Jer air. tle Parlinment. 4 A DANISH BCHLEAWIC, Mr. Darby Griftith, on the 26th, asked the Secret: ef St 3 knew whet portion of 1 juded ia the Ion Phar» t Prussia should cede! Lora Stanley wag unsble to say wher 10 be drawn, gHE WAR IN EURCTE. Ar. Goshen the same day wished to ask the nob? rd d Foreiga Seereary two (questions of Which he Jad Ven Re rivate notyre--viz, whether the Government had rece ofhely” ication relative to a demand made by 1! any offieiy’ comwupication rela pe fo of $2,000,000 ster): ankiring zeal and Pyussies auiborTties for a contribu the earnest and cheerful mo gner in which every AAI board, en 4 free city of Frankfort; and whether the poble jw from the Lighest to the 107yest, has performed the anxious and condi pive the House coy idea whether there was o prespe arduons duties they, 1m geir several departments, have had to of 43,0 cessation Ahoir vet pg energy and watchful care night and 8 period of two weeks required to comid work, eon arly bo fully understood upd appreciated Jike myscdl bas seen it. All Lave fathiuly dose and glory im their success, and Join Wits me in hoerty cov. gragalions wo our friouds ia Lhgland, vhe have in vidous wil lalerot in carrying out this great work.” CHARGE POR AIESRACES, The icllowing notice respecting ths probable opening wf the Atlante Telegraph line, and the charm 107 rags into g wes sages vy the same, was issued on the Sith J is no reasouable doubt of the TOT MEesEHPes 10-MOrTOW Werning. Neo any American sition for 20 words nopdwe ceding 100 ANVOUNCPMENT IN TRE MOUSE OF 28 10X8, My tie morning of the 28th Jay, Nr. Hug ‘80 moving the Yoadjonrnient of the Heute, stated that hot slg stood the At fom the Geribaldian Headquarters post antic cable had been suce ssstulty completed, wp that the first pessage Lod been reveivade Tho wished to Sacw whether kis honorsslo fiend opposite copldeenn tim the wis oncut, Mr. Childers said we wus bdply to say viet Lhe statemout He tad great <ativfaction in siyisg that the with Ne as ¥orls to-mosrow, An honoradle member #tated shat Le Jalon lgis hand 2 mes sage thot Led Just been Joccived ‘Sirvugh thescable. (lear, n Prussia and Austria. nt honorable Featietian have to say that I apprebend there is no int named by him has beon med Se A 1 don't know that the meh farther details of hostilities betwee Lord Stanley.—la apswer to the rig first questiony 1 that a demand As tn the second question, the subject, fie allied Gove 14 Grand Doke of Baden with the sanction of rs fs'occnpied in "negotinling an pris eri Federal armies aud fhe Prussians; vat am ye nl 3 a 3 0S Reuglt of that FATT been sisted in one of tla My Otway said that eon made to the Pritish Gov antieZing being papers that ab es of Frapkforifor its arbitration on ni rrment by the Sanat of y NO e's siect, he wished 80 ask toe noble lort whetheg that wast fect ana wo rer Her Majesty's Government 208 andertakew env such arbirativn, 3 lord Stauley—¥o demnud or request Les heen Yad 16 Her Majesty's Gorerificnt that they ehond arbitra 4 this maiter, and as long dy tho question whe OLE betwe a German Govemonent a German population We shen Lave 10 locus jilear, hear.) Oh 1g say tb "Las Veen reported te as thal threats ha cen used by tars officers empapandiog in Fravkfort of a very yiclant char acter. One of fhess reports was that 13 Lad been thressl ened, in case ih not made, to bow a ae Joni Cn Five it uw piezo, 1am bonniYo say that the Pius 4 Government Tiave ‘xirongiy diselubned an such bon ety [Rear, besrl. ‘Uhodsgcounts are vay eoal ietory, yet pw rainly docs #pearsgunt some laigmage of that iad was es i ploved, batamploar: J. it vould seem, without the $4BEtIon ho high autbarity. ney add, with reterepce to the prolection he afforded to BrMigh pubjects in case of any stio measure being taken agamsy the town, that cammunieations have 4 place wih the Papsian Govergaent, and the RSE RLY which we bavowisia ped ou that “ead ere iy. the Groverumens, of Pessina, 1 tay repeat, den dating oie ed sanettone su) threat of bowsbar feroh oan CAT. SUSPENSION OF WWE Mt BEAF CORPUS ACTIN RELAY Myr. Osbovne usk wd whothes3ar Majesty's Govern: ort ine tended to brieg nn Wl! ier the farther suspension 4 he M bens Corpus Aer i x Irelassl raw, 14 such be the Ae, whet! they would take mio consiigeiion the conver dence of 1141? mewhers by nam yg anearly day for its introd 4 ve Lord Nuas wo georryto wae ta state th goo weld, ve duty of the Grewe ganas (0 pi potato oil aeons oly ter ti Hime perigh, Par tn vara Ret in Thabubd for u In) ra fc to Nana le hon 2 H BRIS AY oh Towle token wie, womb iF I yeith the pean smmends-of the oth Br bigsigess Laore shg Heo) and that the pves force of the Erisk members would be cone sulted in tha 31 gdver. ——_— eet FRANCE.

‘Wieran Fight at Chalous, ames, Friday, July 27-7 4. The first opariant maneuver hy diefcfons place the vther dey at the Camp of Chilane, nd on: ton k uours, ineloding tine far the troops to take i i ne "and return (0 a1 Wrtere. The entire corps mye at gro nd .took part in it. A corps under the command of Gen ap was charged wh J wivabing eae well nigh equal tn Home ay strength oconpy. he eatap of Mo “Wo coungadel hy 4 bb. Masri aki uraelon, Le last woe Gen. Viray un Lis order te e) nsistiige of twelve batiations, the a aro gf Grenari, Sorriiry. wompysed of 6 #jnadrons, under Gen ind ba ue on aud ovr batteries of artillery, Gen dtp gi ixlon Sepp eed fo ropiessnut a Freng corps Shout o wo Bar Rode, with the ohject of ArempiDy a yf 'oaguaust Boyrbedi Fa 001 pe who personate "hak? perceiving aor 4 short time, the i he L- b Fife sury, got hiss Jacaps wider arme, apd pr ed to best adverse attued on hig-eamp Uy assuming the offensive. of tig his infantry reWLBC on the win w ‘rom Ws camp o2 the sane emg BC ning i om order of Lattle, Joardaki advansed against the onemy uuder five of t ae OF NEV ishers, Fé-ay received the attack y 8 Novition, also co ered Y skirnkshers, ‘and ter sale Jainutes, Seg 15a Bonrbaki's a rer a Sigh ki vy ti® otfensive, Vs attack Mo Dourhaki fell Duel, dghting. on the oods left Bank, evidently with the object of gle covered He ra meigx wore «low. owing to the nature of oo Xie, move followed up the movements of Lis ady Feng Ll #0 as to oppose buy 1fagtry to thar nenry, the superiority secnred ta him h ot Noe ‘A Siu thoe of thd Carslbineers and a torning t bya of Guides, prpporied be 1 Lorse battery, 00u ny wing of Hucr Lio form en poicace, to reveat haus kn ing outtion ked, A double chargo br uadrons and hy ee thro. e tight az 11:13 last er'ost. and charged Bourbaki's two wi of his o.AV8Iry. This wauenver was su intevestinga.’ Hh Apaiioation of the infantry, eavale,” 80d artiliery, and skill Lie ing ca, ry of tho Foseryo of the Gus with wyels do udoirable order. Sha YT wh The Noedle-Gaw, A corvespogdent, writing from of he on the peedle-gun sagu. "sb hide ued of Mauy of the broech-loading rifles Mouenr, have presented by i tries, Several American ones were of 8 been tr ap uthats worn tn can ae commanded ontiog, AN Rs ars Lata ‘been compared, their resoeetive qualities their defeets, Esery contidence may be t ed the selection now is hanels now made, 10 whic sped of Bre’ ban Lean t ad 113 thas real, HA yo is superior to all otaer kil Phaniies 3. Deoause it at onoe carries 1 trating at a graat distance as the Prassian lows, Finally, to these consideralls oovsideration Is added that our gun TuFthor, that OWN pPosast Fes sgn. be. Ry aad oA inte uesdie gang oC patiora A wovyerted YE AY 00 n ry i Botwe ed gh i wf Lobes and Switzertand. 4 bo LIN an Winaweisl. Dewars The bullion in the Bink of France con tidued to ace cumulate, and amonafed fo £27,600,000 sterlivg. The k ed Bar BX mes dear Le EE WAR INTELLIGENOR. L cp 8 —_ piss Manifesto of the Emperor of Austria. The following manifesto of the Emperor of Austria to the inhabitants of the Tyrol kas been posted at Inuabiuck: “To My Farnrvn Prorie or tne xno Rue wifuriie LAA uuu iene wi Lin Sarin belie dehd bave ay win

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Cw p— 2 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, wmmanding necessity to refoforee mv army of the North by part of wy viciorious army of the South, Iregretthat, through ing, the dangers threatening the frontiers of wy beloved land, Tyrol, have boen increased; and now 1t is of more import.nce shan ever that the united strength of the peop'a, that all men sapabio of carrying atws. should plice themselves side by side with my brave army, I call upon my constant and fmt ful people of Tyr new, with donbled force, to defend their domes and country, and to vie with wy brave troops in uoble sacrifices for the most holy objects—for God, for Ewperor, and for Fatherland. You will prove yourselves worthy of your glorious forefathers. This confidence is firmly rooted in the usart of your Lwperor. FRANCIS JOBLPLL a ae Count Bismarl, From The Lendiu Tine Wa have already expressed oar opinwp #3 to this satragenas conduct of the Prussian Government towned the sity of the Lund. Count Blsmerk's resolution s point seems to border on madness, but it is all of a pices with the long career of eccentricity of which the world begins now fo «00 the drift. Pest on ruling ovey Germany, Bismagk is aware that, now he has rid himself of Austria, be Las only to contend 8 on i with two adversiries—the jealousy of tho Minor Courts and The one he bumbles at Munich, the other he crushes at Frankfort, He is f00y aware who sve his fos and who his friends in the Feder eity, and ho be- tieves (at by dealing very severcly with the former he will ultimately secure the suifrage of the latter, Thue mast test the wisdom of bis high-banded policy. but, wenwhile, it is well to bear in wiosd that Bismark is atlempting frem the Throne in Germany revolation of no less moment tana that whioh was achieved in I'raunce from the Kiihone; and le thinks (bat revolution requires not only audacity, bat oll the show aad osteutation of aedacity. It 1s only by braving tee and, ho scoms +0 believe, that one can Lrivg (bo world to Lis It is not easy to feel nomixed ado! the der neracy of the cities, atten, and, sii fess, to feel oordinl sywpatay for amen of Bioauris temper. Dut strange instrumen's ure ofien required to work oot great pore poss; and woe to us if wo were always taroject tho desirable «nd because we feel inclined to quarrel with the questionable means, Moen like M, de Dismark spura ali eof ration; they disavow all complicity. There was much that was vnsall le sory iu the st«te of Germany, and oul of Keeping with the age we live in, ‘Ihe prolongation of tic danli@n belwecn Austria end Prussia, the porpetust eclf sinltification of (Ie Diet, tho pinohbook giliter of 36 sovereign crow ns—tio ranting snd raving of an impotent Domecracy—ihe whole aystom looks vubol date, exploded, doomed. Va, ue aspirat i w year jog efier so netbing icdefinile, unpre mas, 08 6 peopl, never Fuow wi belag the portini wishes of (he yarions mots, of Lu cities, of the provinces, of (ke trilk paris of Germany to a comoion accord Was More Laan Lore perenasion and gentle means could ojiacie Cound Biswark is sryiog what sheer force will do, and veo one ¢au dewy Lum the right wo cougratilato himself on bis eas tins far. There was polling in Prussia ited], fiom the King to the meanest subject, that he did not bow (0 Lis will sabscquontly dew at highop game; Lo tirst bout, thon broke Aust uid 4 DOW bout on overeowivg ail OP PORItic a thoughout Germany. Tae humiliation of Basar, the mot ambitions of the minor Siotes, £0 aud ihe oLsstisemeni of Uranktort, the seat of the most arro- gant denocracy, wore part of Lis scheme, Helis sure to nave hid way with bolk of tae, Unless the tide of for{une wore sofdocly to tura and great disasters to befall the Peas. siam eres, he wil carry al! before lim. He is a deep gos dior, ard reckons tue odds with wonderful aconracy, There was a ohuico in 1064 that England, Franes, nud even Russia, wight take part with Dermark against him; bat be would take his ohanes of thae, There wes achance a fow days ago that the Ewperor Napoleon would becok Audrina with an ‘armed wedistiva” witor Kigmiiz Bul Biemark took bis chance of that, too, Every stroke of dating that mects with suCeoss prompts the wan to higher nightie of cglncity, aud Jastelies tis reckless coutidenen, er The Prussians ia Bolemin, the Prussian authorities in Bohemia have issued a prooianation to the ¢if ot that, ne (he inbhaintauts do not gecin wappreaiaie the cl wency with which they have beou hitherto wreaied, eny one caught damaging tho telegr ph wires will be aanged. Asa prooi of the moavelons powors of eudarance sxhibidod by the Prussians ia the present campaign, it is sbeted io the papers that the erwy mmder the command of Gen, Horwarih, ccusisting of about 60,000 mon. performed tho dis- in tio doy of its Qistrose. It is possible that aoe bel ween Dresden and Vienna, which, as tho crow flies the iilustrions Hamparfan may do what is miles, in 22 days, Had tuey uot been odiged to take sn gulred of him, although he has repeatedly had sircuitous route, and, besides, been delaged by two battles and occasion to remark that the promises which Austria mukes AAMerous cizLy cots on the way, they wight Love wived when in adversity avo forgotton when her star is in the as: sven in 0 shorter space of Line. cendant, Count Anthony Forgach, an ex-Chancellor, bas vie ee ae taketh to aot as Ay al Commis} in the Hors weve ua vios of Hungary, an organize the lavy en magse, ‘Fhe Aus A Grent Heal, rien Government and ite official and sci-offieinl organs are Darat ruth Correspondence (July IM of The Lovdon 100m h always talking of the angestammte tren” (hereditary loyalty) A great haul Las been made ly thie Commi-=ariat of tof the Hungarians; but they wid de wel nst to use the phrase this army by (he occupation of Gilic tha place near which 875 more, The loyalty of the Hungarian nition is (raat) whe row b, of tho advanead guard Lroke np tl tween Oe wiz and Lusdeniury.

The Cugagement at Blamennwy, Yunna Correspondence of The Jonden Ti It appears that the Prussians atiavked the Ansa positien anteido Presours with groat vebog ence in the morn ne, a skiimish being gradusiiy deveoped ou their sul into au action, But though Count 1416's corps wae Lol Vai P sig, the Av'r.ane were in great force nes riesburg, aud were suabded not only to bold heir own Lat wo drive the Prussians from ti 6 hiils or rising ground tucy got peescssion of in the early part of the stack. Kee cugopemen. took place ai Blu. wenen, 8 ditto vil ge eome ihiree ni og rortii-east of P'resburg, un the jun on of the road from Marchegy wich the roads which ran dovan the valley of the March. uo ratway be Tier ar 1 then proceed wvearly paralicl with the railway from Vienna to Pieshurg, which branches off from the Ferdinand Nord Salon at Gane thay ask him to acknowledge Prussian supremacy, hand over the command of his army to Count Bisoark, and renonnce ull idea of reviving the Lund, now that the fate of Germany has been decided on the battl: fisld, They never were, nor are they now, as they openly admit, enchanted with the Prussian programme of reform, They would have liked a surar ¢uar- antee of constitutional liberty than can be given by a Cabioet of such anteoadents as the Poussian; nor is it quite consonant with their feelings to sepirate from their Ausirtan brethren; gti] being unah.e to retrieve the Kalser's fortunes or provent Prussia from uniting Northern Germany under her ausnices, ther, as fait!ful sons of Fatheriand, deom it their duty to Jol the mew gonoern, rather than allow the lime of the Main to form an unnatural and dangercus line of division between the two halves of the pation, So far the Carlsrube address. he complete revulsion in Baden politics indicated by it baa taken rhice more rapidly thaw could have been foreseen by the most sanguine friends of this Government. After this seductive example, how long will Wlictemberg, Bavaria, and Darmetadt, the only refractory Southern States remaining, continue in their contumuos t Yiom Northern States we receive some equally remarkable declarmtions of adhesion by to-night's post. At Csssel, where Parliament is not assembled, the majority of the deputies met of their own neeord to signily their acec prance of the Prussian proposals; at Leipsic all tbe loading ibernl eliizens have sigred o paper to the same effect; while in East Friesland, wileh forms a cousiderable portion of Hanover, the iuhubi. tants are getting vp t toon for direct ewbodioent with Prussia, to which they formerly belonged, A small pumber of men are likely to bs levied shortly in Sohleswig-Holsteln, to do garrison service in the Duckies, i I HUNGARY, EE I; Proclamation of Gen, Minpln, Gen. Klapka bas issued the following proclamation fo the Hungarian legion, wads up of prisoners of war, avd ready to take the fleld at 8 moment's notice: “Brave werriors! At my country's cali I assume the com mend of the Hungarian armies, and address you in the capacity of Cowmander-in-Chief. Our eouniry ia no longer left uabe- fiicnded. The powerfal Kiogs of Prussia and italy hold out tier right bauds to us. Garibaldi will assist us from [tuly; Tur will operate against the Danube, Bethien tule the field in Traneslvania, while I will load you for- ward from Praseia, Lodwig Kossuth will bo in our midst, Thus wilted we shall expel the Hapeburg denasty, that hes so Tony; shed our best blood and robbed us of our weslih. The country of Arpad is oar own, and we will secure it to our. eelves, Xu 194s Aud 1819 wo gained immortal gl ry without oVtaining our wishes; this tite we shall gather ficsh laurels and succecd, Yorward, then! @Qacherarvand the Hungarian standard, and romen:ber that wherever unfurled it is tho daty of Hungarians to rally round it. Dat a fow days’ mereh from here are the frontiers of our beloved country, There I will guile you, there where parents, sisters and brides await ue with open arms. You have to choose between remaining prisoners of war and sharing the honor of fighting for the :b- oity of oar country. “6. KLAVEA, Hongaviar General," The above was distributed awouy tho legion at Neisse and a numbor of Hungarian prizancrs at Glogan who have not as sot enlisted in the force, ‘Te legion, as 1 believe 1 have al ready wentioned, consists of 9,000 men, who Lave all volun: torily entered the ranks. The 35,000 other prisoners of vari- ous nationolities taken in the war are such a burden to the Government that they have now been allowed, if they choose to do «0, to Lire themselves out aa fic!d hands, and make what bargain they ean with their employers, Tae latter are, how ever, reenonisibio to the Geverument for the wages, the Crowa belog in honor bouud to provide for the prisoncrs. As a rule, thoy are to work in gangs under the guard of single soldiers, but excepifons arc permitted, The Keeling in Huangdry, Vierra Correspondent July 27 of The London Times, The day before yesterday M. Deak was here incog- mica, ard Tam told that be had a long conference with Count Peloredi, the Minister of State, and the Hungarian Chanoellor. he current report is that Deak hus heen empowered by his Sovercign to form a Hongariau Ministry, which shall be re- epousible fo the Diet for its dologs, but TI am not inckined to give credit to it. A levy en masse in Hungary is proposed, and probably M. Deak, the most influential man in the kingdom, Las been requested to lend a Lelpiag band to the Government suaker, und an my opinion vothisg bat an unrescryod recogni tion of their constitutional rights wii induce thom to make an effort 0 prevent the Kmpire wom falling 1o precos. mE ITALY. i. The Naval Action of H.iven, Tha Patrie, under date of Vienna, July 22, publisliss {le (Nowing account of the recent action between tae Tinlisa and Austrien squadrons in the Adviaii Admire Tegethoff, the rams who on May 19, 1954, had te retire hofme the brave Mitle souadron of the Danes mn the action off Heoligoland, was en board the srior plated frigate Arcrduko Maximitian. lying off the portof Pols, when a signal from sloop which had been sent out to cruise denoted some wovement of importance. Lhere were then LoGor sioam ly two wooden ships of the line, the Kaiser, three-docher, aid n twwo-decker, and an irop-plated frigate. Wilh this moderate force the 4dwiral put to sea, wad was joleed soun alter by several armored guubowts, When in wight of Zura Mo received intelligence that Itedina wer Probably tbe deteils of the cogegemont, as well as. whe f tho five days’ truce, were kuown in Loaden and! by ast 0a kook as they reached ns in Viena, Here wiv wed tw aussians, and tothe fight were recened Thera was a gleam of aad, Dus Lp wns SOON oan Only hy that the Ausiians that when the orders to put an cod they had the advantage, sod kept it at on the Austrian aris OF once, Wo ps br the news of the iroce. A Wawily Relation of the Gaymeen Princes. Al a moment when the chances! Wir ale Jikely to QRH ROTEL RSA ol Guang re Bu Gogg), 2) TL OR she poverciru houses of that country sad Ungso oi Kissie, Ger any ind hogland: Tho sister of the Xing of Pi Nicholas, The present Fuoperor ol sialors, ATE CODECGU smily nephews at to King Prussia, pe nsata w gied to the Cram his brothers ad Wn ie The Princess Roral of Urissia 8 the eldest daughly of Queen Vietoria, and the sisivi tho Mwditary I'tingess of Hoaso-Darmetadt, SEE The sister of tha Grand Duke of Hamw-Dasmstadt is the ub Buwpressof Russia, Prices Lals, tho heir tot) Grand Duc Crown, waitied tho Prisex Alice, cungnier of Ww Vicioria, and sister of the Princes Royal of Pruss, The ter to the throne of Electoral Hesse-Caricl Primes Froderick Bod for has first wife a Saushtar of 1! oholas, and for Lis second a Lringess of Trussin ro. a aT eon from Lussia, sud Lis chillren are tho besae of ond marriage. Be rand Date of Nessan bad for Mis first wile a dmghter of the late Grand Duke Micloel of Resin, fed without saving issue. He warried a scoond eins, Pringe Iierre of Oldcaburg, whorcsides al ihe Potorsbari, Ths Grand Duke o of Prossiae One of his sis crs is mairiad to the Gr Michael of Hussia, broiler ef the Czar. Queen Oug: of Wilrtewberg ls als Rassia The C rand Duke of Baxc- Weimar 1s the son of aslsier of (ho Cear Nicholas, and the Grand Duchess, a Princess of ITo'laud, u lkowl po gastos of amothor sitter of Nicholas Tle sistors of Le Grand Duke meriied the birg and i Charles of Prussi. ae A Princess of Saxe-Altenhnre, consin of the reigning Grand Duke, married the Grand Doke Consiautine, brother of (he Empsior of Russia Tho Duke of Saxe-Coburg Gotha is the brother of the lite Prince Ocusort of England, and Prince Allred is heir (0 the y. The Grand Duke of Mecklcnburg-Schv erin is the con of a ucoss of Prussia, Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Serelitz married a sister of of Cambridge. Ilis trother, Prince George, married of the late Grand Duke Michae} of Lussia, Me i ude. of Oldenburg is of the same origin ae thot of cousia of the Grand Duke, I'rince Pierre, zeccived Emperor Nicholas the title of Imperial Hirhnoss.” a Princess of Nassau, ond ono of Lis daughicrs Gread Duke Nicholas, brothes to the Emperor of of Hanover and Branswick are, every one related to the Royal foinily of England. of abe lute King Msximiian L of Bavaria to ho late King of Prussia. ir MAE fe loing of Froseia EE UNIGN MOVEWENT IN GERMANY. a dw A a LL on t Balen married tho daughter of (he King and Duko ier of the Emperor of ements in Faver of Fymssiam Snpremucy in Saxony, Wuricmberg and Baden. The public movemeni jn favor of Prassian suprem- is Vronier rr ry In Dresden a ed us, 80 the avowed friends of Austria th the" nts of thie Government end Sorat whieh the ISD Of ell Ger- v advocating the same idea Bi robe Baden yi Pou it ap- ils nover mpresced ov. ara. ved alveica's Germany into a of petty Siales senow, ILiis in these candid svowels of a mistaken £9 sa Peiness have been unable 10 make head against 4 ee EE war which: they had deliberatel pared oh 2 lao var x vi hat d bave a if wal i isftuota sent from Heaven, 9 ioe met, that wo have taught by recent RisSor Javtackion it not Sumsiliating x with no independent no efficient ny) to secaro the sa pe, hm be gained but, after sll, of ber intel} of ite Government, 2 further! 4 (Le recognition of fess 1 LT fa recesaion of he Ja sverawod by Prussian wou is becoming visibly mod ati nd y Whe People of Baden in Wavir of Prueeis. Uount Bismark is sigually favored by good fortune, not yet over, so he Southerners begin already fo ved tuto the un Monwealth Le originally laaned for the North only. Yesterday the Carlsrohe (hau. 7 vobed petition to the Grand Duke of Baden, in whieh Is tmlted to the more as the remainder ae in the field, popular seutis i

i hy i 4 3 tobe imvninerable, Soarooty bad this evest boon concluded, when "rikge it fioet, compisivg 23 vessels, mosl of thom irom. lated, wers thout to attack Lissa. Three ether vossels of which two hal belonged to the feet of the Austrian Llyd'a but laa recetly been cvuveried inte vessels of wir, and an armored corwito jolued the Acwaral'e sqiodrau. This force, of which the furee-decked Kaiser formed the conter, took up its station at some distance from Lissa, tho guus of which town Lad ou fhe previogs evening crippled an (allan arvioied fuigate. Upon 140 squadron coinitg Auto sighs the Link bet! on #ea =ed land became uppaiiaz, Four Ualisn apmored vesse n, TWO ITiEuic a, ALA TWO Col voltes borne down under Ind steam upon the Austiian throo-decker. ‘Tine nolan besaine furiaus, the tinee-Cecker, eaveloped in smeke, appeared Liao some mons*ross asrimal sending at bay againit a pack of bounds. Her ganners, nearly all Dudmatiars, and who were sol under fire for the first time, replicd to (ho oroadsides of their antagonists by afire Jess rapidly bot bedter aimed. Tho Ad- mizal, seeing the danger in which that ship was placed, weot ta iis aid ond dircoted his own vessel at @ill speed upon one of the large Halim frigates, Dhls (nga, already damaged at tue water line, vos stove in alittic abowe the deck, A great ery was heard, 1 loud clamor, av immecase poli sremed to open amid the wave, and then widesprimding cioles were seen upon the suriies of the water, which Led weais become smooth. The frigete bal Loco swallow od up, Js engaiment was, how: ever, worked by a ploricus episode, A huff battalion of ers plieri who were on board, cimbed rp into he tops, sad while fli ou by the ropes, shouldered thei sides ns vis a pavedo eround, and sont 0 fius! volley npos the dosk of the Archaoks Maxinilinn, This par@ngfarew ell produced teri lo cfteots— 2) illed ond 29 wound od falttag avcuud the Admiral, who reemod a fearful explosion wis heard Aebowerefiron and wooden frog. went, wingled with portions of human budics, fell npon the Macks of the vessels, and an immense wall of water appeared fo tive up roal the Kafe or, The Awtriag Admiral tien fonud that a hollow shot from one of (he geas of the throe-decker bad cansed (Ye exploeton of a seeoad Telion (irate, This, two vessels nore destioyed, two crews host, Lowldo other sale ens damages to the floc, Ou board tlie Austrian lips Lhe kill sd were pumercns, among thew being ove of 1he most dua. ngoichad offers of (ie A vatrian mevice, the Irishman, Capt de OKlin (sic), Triste has bean illuminated; Spalatre, Zara, and Begeea, wich bate foraished the flect with many of its combatants, Luve been decked out with'flage, This bat. fle will kavo a great moval effect, for it 1s no mystery that In all the towns jot mentioned there exisis a partly which is veck- jing to promote onpexaticn to Ttaly.” The Pairie o'go covtaing the fu! dated July 20: “he ficct hos ot last sliaken off its immobYity, After quit. ting tue waters of Aucoin it proceeded toward the island of Lissa, which it borabarded. The Austrian fleet, although in. forior in number, offered batiic to the 1t2¥en sqnadyon, The information already received ig very confused, bat from dis. patches recently ayrived we gather pom interosting frets, It appears that on board the Austrian ships were embarked a number of Tyrolase sharnchooters, whose fire inflicted much damage to (Le Italians, Two ¢f the Itwllan veseels are lost, but ‘one, the Palostrd—slthough the oficial account ts silent upon the point—wna captured by (Ls enemy and was Mown uv ‘its crew rather than lanl down Ms flag, Boside the two “versels lost three others weve enlively ore de condat. The aétion in its resalts was in- decisive, but (he rotivement of Lhe Austyians gave au appeal- ance of victory to the Italiane, One result of the action, how: ever, wat to demonstrcte the superiority of tho Frouneh iron. plating over that of other con The Italien sqon comprised several vessols mill and plated in Franee, pot ono of which enfiered, notwithstanding the” terribly fire of the Austrians, On the contrary, all the” vessels constructed in En, are in a deplorable condition, and Lave their armor. plating plerecd, The Re d'Itlis: which sunk slmost at a stroke, was 1 vessel of very large dimensious, quite new, and entirely constructed In Enel ad 7 hag pot tue le d'italis, York wing Yetiey from Milan, Re Galantuome, built in News infraction of the rales of honorable warfure, ad we'l as un rig! ts From Our Own Correspondent, day, July 27, 1808, 3 upon her prostrate neck, that sheis willing to renounce her ace as the head of the German Confod ration, —willing, u fact, to becomo a stranger upon Gorman soil, to cast iu ber lot with the motley asscriblaze of peoples” whoso very language is barbarous in her ears, —willing to turn her back upon the advancing wave of European civilization which sho has 80 long been ambitions to guide or repre ss, willing, in fine, to sink the miglty nawe, at which the kings of the carth have trembled, in the shame and misery of an ignominigus defeat, The demands of Prussia havo risen with her successes. She Las fed fat her ancient grudge against her enemy, and still her appetite remains insatiate. Sho was determined to have no rival near her throne, and her wish is gratified. If the treaty of peace is concluded on the terms of the armistice, Prussia will, in fict, if pot in pame, be the ab. solute sovereign of Northern Germany, ‘The sweller States will be mere eyphers, with only sufficient power to sustain the etiquette of a courte It appears that Prussia is content with this empire of the North, Her population will be largely increased by the acquisition of new terri- tory, and sho thus far shows a profound indilference to tha condition of Southern Germany, Nothing is explicitly said with regard to the political fale of Saxony, Bavaria, Wurtemberg, and Baden. Whether they will form a port of the gow Confederation with Prussia as its head, and Bismark as its inspiring ge- nius, or whether they will enter into an alliance with each other, and with Austria, may be regarded as a matter of doubt. At all events the day of their individual greatness is over, aud honeeforth, uuless a great change is made in the present prospects, the glory and power of Germany will be but another name for the dominant anflucuce of Prussia, Mcantime, the five dayeof truce expire to-day, I's re. newal for the pqme term is now announced, Still ite force has not been recognized by the Prussians as regards the Federal army. Hostilities have boen pursued in the vicinity of tho Main with as much vizor as before. This has taken the Federal States by surprise, They naturally supposed that having engaged 1u the war, loss on their own account, than es the uilies of Anstria, they would, of course, be included in the ayrangements for a trace, The conduct of Pruseia is looked on as harsh and high-handed in the extreme, It is certainly inconsistent with the ap- parently liberal and humane policy, which followed ber conquests in Saxony and Bolicmia. Nor has Austria been wanting in her characteristie troacliery in thus basely desert- ing her Confederates by whose vote inthe Dict, the war wos precipitated. She has no less corapletely ignored the in- Le of hor allies than if they Lad been blotted out of existence, At this moment their condition is piiinble in the extreme, ‘They have fallen into the pit, which their own hands have dug, end vow they find no way of escape. Forsaken by the great power, on which they had loaned us the rock of their strength, they are left to Sogo ringle- handed with the victorious and exultant foe, ‘Tie people on the Main, and in the neighboring districts of the Rbiue, are completely panic-stricken. They have little confidence in the moderation of the advancing enemy. Frankfort has been subjected to siagulur indignities, The strong fortress of Muyonce, which is now hesiezed by a powerful force, will make a brave resistance, but cannot bold out for any length of time against the military resourecs of the Prussians. They are steadily advancing on the sonthiern bank of tho Main, Wiirtzbarg will probably be the next victim, end from there ths road to Stuttgart and Avg lurg lies opon. A few days only will seffice for this, dud it is not probable that any plas of the Prus-ians will bo inter. rapiod by the prospect of peace. Judeed, this coema to stimulate their audreity, and inspire them witli the wish to do as much wischiet as possible in the tine thit re mains, The entrance of the Pressiany into Frankfort on the eveniog of the 16th resembled a triumphal procossion rather than 6 wovelncnt of arms, Not a trace of the Fed- jo outbreak. I thirk they are mistaken—mainly, perhaps, because 1 hope they are. The arguments of probabilities on either side have been indicated mn wy recent Latters. The weight of them eer- tainly is in favor of peace, ‘The most weighty one to the eve of your Paris reporier is the Brennus sword” that Louis Napoleon bolds in such attentively neutral” sus- nse, the mere shadow of it being of mizhiy French avoirdupois. You will have observed before this, and within the last few days ean sce again in Govermmont journals, adumbratory, not to suy sub-minat ry notices of the heft of this sword, These notices are dropped accie dentally, as it were, hero and there in the public prints, ostensibly ta no particular address, but legible enough for Prussian weyfirers running toward Vienua, who, for the rest, are no tools aud quite up to reading, That a moves went of the French ary to the Rhine is checked by fear of the peedie-zun is a notion too absurd to speak of. only mention the glight currency it has had here as an 1 of foolish club und café talk, Nor is much more im- to be attached to the stories—probably based on Inet—of recent orders for pew wilitary furnishings, ete,— what the gossips stylo preparations for war, The simple fact is that the Frouch army is constantly kept ready tor action, and that the new “furnishings” and prepara. tions ere in the ordinary course of things. You might gs well say that the next burning of negroes’ schoclliouses or the kiliing of afew dozen negroes in a mob (of their malicious provoking) was a new preparation of our South ern 1'rav.uta sisters for admission to the Union, Prussia bas gone about as for as she wanis to go for this time, and a far ns Franeo wants that it shoula, Al though Austria does not seem to know with avy definite. ness whnt it wants, and sailly-shaliys between its fear and Lato of Prus<ia on one side, and its fear and bate of takiog in its own Geran und its Hungarian people #s allics on the other side, wud is, therefore, more likely to change its infirm purpose #t the last moment, it seems, sceording to lust accounts, to have made vp so much mind as it bas Lo be content with iis present doso ol defeat, und accept a aiched op fazolect peace, trusting to the chapter of ace ciderts, which is never wiiiten up to the elose” on diplo- matic parchment, and to time and to what its Emperor calls God, to turn history backwird yet again, Bone auricty has realy been felt here, and a great deal fe dig. played by the ultia-Catholic party, lest Italy's un willing. ness to receive its own, Venetia, 48 a coatewptaons git from Austria, and a humiliating ene from France, and 11s claim on the Italian Ayrol, and ite preliminary condition that no savieg cause in favor of the Pope's teinporaliiy be admitted in the basis of peace negotiction, ghould prove insurmountable obstacles, should say that these ober. eles wera already considerably sweothed down, Your watchful correspondent at Florence, however, will speuk with more authority on that psiut, Of the curiously complicated efates of French feeling and opinion respecting the wequired acd probable results of the war, will try to give some intelligible description in a future letter, 1 will only note to-day that the indig- nation expressed in many, the dwapproval pronounced 1 all organs of publie opiuion, aproyos of the excessive cons tribution imposed by Prussia on tae ex-free city of Frank. foit, tor having presumed not to adore Baswark as the Lvangelist of Germeny’s now gospel of Liberty, power, and prosperity, The late free Repoblie of Frankfort connts ahont 00, 000 inhabitants, who last year this time were in the enjoy- ment of wore liborty, civil and religious nad political, of more material prosperity, and of a plessanter place of residence, than “n) equally puineroua conglomeration of men in continental Europe; least of all had they anything in the way of political rights, to envy in the subjects of Prussia. A Prussian General marched intothe open eity, without the sign of wilitary opposition, who lwmposes o heavy eontpibuiion, whieh his tamediate’ gucoessor in- erenacs to the enoriwous sum of 20000 florins, Fhe pn text for this is that the Frankfors folks of the outset of item of portance eral army had been left in the neighborhood of the eity, There wad no means of effectual resistance to Vhe invading foe, oven if such had been the wish of the Government or the inhabitants, The Senate had declared Frankfort an opon city, and the people almost welcomed the ap- proach of their conquerors, The streets wie crowded with a promiscuous assemblage of men, womes and chil dren, awaiting the cutrance of the amy, Kvay window was occupied with eager spectators, Phe first arrival of troops took place about 5 o'clock, As7, aril detaech- ment of Lussier, with pistols in hand, patreiled the pan- cipal streets, Iu less than a quarter of wa hsur they wero followed Ly three squadrons of euirassiers, who {ored the hoad of the advanced guard, The lo looked on in gilence, which was only oceasionally broken by a vehem. ent oxocration. ‘This did not disiurh the equanimity of the troops, whose beanng was quiet and sellialy, Trou come of the best honses they were seluted with the wave ing of hLawmdkorchiofs and the removal of hats. Tae main body of soldiers, consisting of sev- eral regiments of infuutry and caseley, with two batteries of artillery, entered the oity, a little ast 9 o'clock. ‘The commanding General, Vogel von ‘alkenstein, and Gens, Goeben, Wangel and Trwsckow, with their rnospective staff, rede al tio bead of ihe pro. cession, Tho troops were wayworn and coverad with dust, but they marched with great ammatien, aud often accotupaiiod the full military bands with thelrstiring national hymna, It was not leng before the inkebitanis were made to feel tho dificiesce between dependences and subjugation. The first demand upon the eity was for a contribution of 6,000 000A0ring, and this was spfodily followed by the militery regnisition of 83 adden! simu of 20,000,008 the whole smoanting to mare thew $13,000,. 000), a round sam indeed for a town of lees than 50,000 ine habitants, whose sunual budget for the past yese did not sigount to 5,0 0.0% gorins, less thon eno-tasth of the requisition, Of course smel an snonni of moray wis not fortheomirg ‘Kho rich Jewish bankers who form seh an important clement in the Feuoklort pepelation, and from whose coffers such a large pwoporiica of the sum mast be disgorged, were restive Ia thet vireo. Theis celebrutod, sneestor, laic ol York, could net have winced mom tembly lu (he Lands of hi extortionare. The payment of the smouns in cosh was wholly cut of the question, but the sommesdiug general gracionsly consentcd to commute far good sepepiances, ‘Fhe capitalists are still ia great trepidation, fow of whom could reget the demand without tha ruin of their private fortunes. They have appealed in vain to the elewoncy of the Genera) (Mantenfie!, who sueewds Vogel vou Falko. stein ca the military governor of the eity), who declares that he Lins no alternative but to ako the terws of puy- ment as cosy as posible They may he hanged iu» halter of hep or silk, as they shall prefer, bat the exec. tica of the seitenes is inevitable, No Betior luek hos ate tended their app al to the King of Prissia. He ha bowels of compassion for his loving snbleets of Frankfop, ‘they shall be made to rue the day in which Wey dapdtn cross tho uth of the Count vou Bisoark, a thegex- tremity they invoke the irtervention of Fronce and England, sud tir petition, *f is suid, finds figor at beast Wo with Louis Napoleon. The stulcinent that the General Lad oidered ho pillage of Hb ey in case of noo-payment 8 to-do contraleted, 1In- stead of that Le threatens tof place tormenton (German, prover) Via the honsee of the principal capdtalets, 5) in each, who shell give there 1 peace nutil the reguis'tion is paid. A distinguisked senator, who was ruesiad by Mantenfel (0 ina ke ony an Asser ment Het of 85 woalths fort citizens, committed smicido, day before yesterday, rather than submit tae degrading imposition 1 hear but one voice of ind'gaation »gainst Prussia br her exe orbitant demands. Hor conduct is roganled of a decided cut go on the spdrit of humanity, After the evaouation of Fruukiort, the Fedral troops eppear to have withdrawn to fhe vicinity of Vertheim, a sinall village, some 25 miles to the north of Vitzbhurg, near she confluence of the Muin and the Faber, where thoy effected a junction with the Bavarian army (Seventh Army Corps). Severn! severe skirmishes herotook place, aud according to the last acconnis a bottle lasting for poveral hours was fought on the 21th, pear Tauherbi chofslcim, in Whieli the Pru#slans had tha worst of ft the com- mencement, but tinally came oft as usnes with flying col ors. The Loops in these engagements were nostly from the contingents of Wilrtemberg and Baden, od are said $2 Lave fought with the steady courage whicl is thought 0 characterize the population of those States, 1t wes the {iret time that they had been in action, and tiey did not belie their ancient reputation, Still the Prussia steel and pecdle-zans proved too much for them, md our lust polices left them in full retreal toward Wikitzby 2. Rome difficulty in the arrangement of the ters of peace ig apprehended, T learn to-day, on the part of ftaly. She is not disposed to relinquish her ¢lafms on the ssion of rol, althou neither France nor “russia Los Jusisted on this poiut as against Austin, "Tie croakers bereabouts anticipate farthor trouble on @hi score, and affect to believe that at the last moment the goliatiors will split on the inconvenient question. It was a part of the coreny fossip at Vien the other the MONEY=—JEALOUSY OF PRUSSIAN AMBITWON—THE PERFIDY OF COSFERENCES—THE LAST GUILLOTINER ~FIFTY THOUSAND BPECTATORS=—CAPITAL PUN- ISHMENT. Pans, Jaly 27, 1860. since, but is succeeded by an additional three deys’ truce, dating from to-day noon. The Austro-Jtalisn truce of eight days dates from yesterday morning, according to one ac- count, from the evening of the 25th according toanotherac- count, The federal allies of Austria have not yet been ableto arrange with the Prussians for a suspension of hostilitice, Nothing has occurred in the last three days to weaken the persuasion, which I then reperted to you as generally prevalozt, that (Le fighting port of the waz is over; but for the moment men's minds are foved from eager gatleriug of reports of the last battle sud intent expectation of the coming battle, snd more sttestion is given to the old questions that provoked the war and the new ones which the war Las raised. And becaveg of the furmidahly gif. eultios in the way of solution that reveal themselves to such attention, confidence in diplomatic efficacy ia uot absolute, Still, in spite of vibrations of a degree of two, public opinion, in accordance with the opinion, that Government fets appear to be its own, holds alware fn the peaco quarter, There are, on the other hand, individuals not wanting in intelligence, end haviug rather better. opportunitios tun the mass of us for getting special information, to whoin this momentous lull 1s gloomy with gathering of i al —r Medici’s Victory im the Tyrol, Correspondence of The Londen Timer. y 8 are Ju 9 the victory won in the 10 Tay ot The action is cscribed as Laying pr rats victory on land, thot has yet ked the a. It is fit to follow this tined campalid, be. discov in any frivisiin mag. and probably uly indicate Rpiticns. 5 at mort, fzolated houses or véry small hamlels, 'AL0 i i t t when 1 de EG Te ae fighting, and that the OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE. THE GERMAN WAR, THE ARMISTIOE—HUMILIATION OF AUSTRIA~—AUDA- CITY OF PRUSSIA—PROSPECTS OF SOUTHERN GER- FEDERAL DEFRATS—GOSSIF. From sn Oceselonal Correspondent. It requires no special gift of prophecy to foretell the ‘speedy return of peace, The suspension of hostilities for lished fach. This is, perhaps, Jess important in itself than for what it indicates. It shows the complete humiliation of success of her irresistible rival. One hope was left to Austria la the issue of the ftle fur the possession of national destruction in the wagep of arms ot the passage of the But to preserve her existence, to say nothing of ber Bracing ambition, her perfidious unrelenting slice or wan ity da erous ple, or smooth o salf-rompla- she now every y sacritte ut is imposed upsoro mig siecess, She consents to the preliminaries of peace that are offered 0s she been made to bite the dust iin Bool of bor autskouist vrossed The papers are jubilant ove 1 is gaid to baye opened the way to ated and as being the most important event. in the w cause many of the name given in the bullstine are not to be Medicis successful attack on the positions of Cis- diplomatist is abont to replice the soldier. tp MANY=—PROCEEDINGS IN FRANKFORT-~—RBCENT Baver Bapey, Fri five days (running from July £2 to this date), is an estabs Austria, and the sndacious self-confidence, and trimmphant Vienna Sle wisely resolved not to run the risk of entire previous and poli cene, socepls u tos hor by her i) us enemy iu the flusy of the condition of a brief cessation fo depl 7 hed %0 orueliv has the “storms—is only the precursor to a pow and GOerees brillant asd altnoss unioterrapted progres of I’ main other two, mukes promises to Hungarians and the ve effvetive eloquent, democratic, republican, American tirado to our black alti~s in Mr, Lin day that the Ttelians aseribe superiority d the Aus traditional perfidy of Austria: trian floet to the skill of seversl American (Revel) etlicers dishonesty of the bloated English anstocrocy always pate. who have been in that mavy for some movihy ‘Thiw ising and never perfoniuing on enlargement of frauehise [theory wust be taken with many grains of salt. dn petidious Albion; 1 prossed every peaudalous breach of BN faith that kipg or country or party has boen gnilty of in PARIS. Europe since 1815-<he would not fet go. The sam of all A Lis talk was thize We, not meroly you Americans, but a// of us, promised the faithiullost of our aliies, in the most LL TRUCE AND PRAOH==DIPLOMATI) SMILLY- serious of our contests for Liberiy--waat we Logged them SHALLYING-=BISMARK'S OUTRAGE ON FRANKVORT 10 help us to Sucure, be re 0 fought hore Tn Evropa with brnin and nn our, our COMMOon 418s; You were —~THE SUICIDE OF BURGOMASTER PELLNES=~ROTHS- 1) hires our ah promise; you don't keop CHILD'S PROTEST FIGHTING BAYOSITS WITH the promise; you bivakds as shametully, us wickediy os The Austro-Prussian five days’ truce ended tem minutes the war openly expressed their dislike of the Prassians, and held legally —as indeed they eon'du’t help if they bad wished, at that time—to the Coufederation end aguinst the Bismark coup d'étet. Fhe reason of this is that Fraukfort is rich, that Digmeael, who has ruled Prassia of late years, in open violation of iss conslitation, and so, withont funds feully approvristed by the Prism Par liament, is poor, and tial Begin fviks worlds bear with move than Christian fo a heavy blow falling on Frunkfort's rival wealthy phoulders, ‘Lie detail of all this bad business you will fine ui length in your European newspapers. The suicide of Rargmeister Fellner, surely a3 noble ia his grand error, (be genersuz Genuan pasion, as though he bore an old Romeso name and bors wore to be whipped through ages to comsirae his virwous decd; and the story of tae tireat—alroet toe good te be frho-— and so -distinetively unclassionds how Rothschild ophesed the purse to the word, aud, speaking in the name cf hus follow bunkers, toid the gross fghtiog man, We wid all declares ouraclves vankrapt rut! er than pay your fino,and #0 kuoek abext your ears tho rocas of Prussian com ene and fiounee, tast you had better elise have an anny of Croats marching. through the Bradendurg Toor! Yas a stron ze «ign of the hew fimes—ontho whole n good we. when the blackscoated banker-man with paeific quill Ta his cur, Jew Lanker ut that, can so stand up face to duce agninst the Christian fighting paw in full regimentals, Bul your Baris reporwer har ol Iv todo with the Freeh comments on Luss atlum, Khoy we, ae said, universally in disapproval. Some few rock to paidiste tue of de, none justify it. If Feeneh opinion 1s of any valna to 3 THURSDAY, AUGUNT 9, 1866. tempered person, with good norves, he hatrayed no regrots nor physical far a/nng his trial nor at the show-scene of Lisexecution, Master Adolphe was evidently much and adm ingly impressed with Philippe’s plucky dignity (conra ge Adolphe called ii} 88 he finally mounted the seaf- fold. Adolphe was quite prod on tho strength of his having seen a guillotining, and bad alrea ly excited much envy asd unchiriteblones: in the hearts of Lis less favored younger brother and of severd! ether children in the samo block. Judging fiom the Xeporis published in several of the popuiae journals, the porformance at tho Place do Ia Roquetta, favored as it was by the mildness of the season and a dry morning, must havo’ been a great success, ‘Ihere were somewhere about 50,00 sheets wen, women and children, As they had to bo on’ 2he grount long beforehand, in order tosecure laces, *he hours of espectation were pleasantly filled up with jest sud song, and gmoking of bad cigars and worse pipe% and drinking of black coffee and liguors, of which ven dors, watchful of sueh occasions, largely abound. ‘Fhe hero Of the morning, Philippe, had doubtless been in kis time amateur of such scencs, Between the date of his frst proved murder and hislast attempt of assassination that d to his arrest and tid, there weie Wa exgeution® ou the Place de Is Roquette, It seems inexplicable that, the death pamalty Being such f good woralizing iastitution, the Government decs uot have it annovvesd in advance and cxeeinted on the Place do Ia Concorde a? noon, instend of keeping it ae secret 8 possible ill the last moment of tho preceding dey, sud trying to hide away, a8 it woreg tho ghowe on 8 remote place aud in the gray of the moiniug, Th is the more tie pity, because it a hanging or a guiilotiding were done in an casily accessible place and at 4 convenient hour for the better classes, them tho orthodox clergy and other rep- resentative members of the conservative classes of gocic ty wight enjoy the spectacle, and doubtless bo thereby pleas. antly confirmed in their persuasion of $is adn Sriile mess alizing cfiects —tho entire sanctifying influence of whieh is, under the present arrangement, spent upon a public that these gentlemen have noother opportunity of moking go ranch a8 sight acquaintances with, Talk of Victor Hugo 8 Dern Jorr un Coun lam é, or of Horaco Grettas's or Wendell Phillips's written, printed, and spoken arruments against the death penalty,” AN well enongh iu their way, if you choose, But Itell you, i# you wunt to squelch the conservative passion for lngal murder right ont of the incrasted nature of the Rev. Zeno Helborn or the Hon, Willful Holbach, eoax him ont of the bed whore he lies belated, smuggled [n- the eoverlets of the in. stitutions of our fathers, and drag Lim at to an untinely excention in tho grav of the werhing, in London or in Paris. Let him sce the practicai ilhostration of human Justic,” repreeeutailve of (re diving articke, o gatisted;” et him, above all, study tue quality of his fellow apee- tators, and guoss what ‘mordizing influcuce the spectacle sees like to work on thom; let hin eirenlate o [tle in that crowd, and judge then what vietne of resirictive four io visible gallows imposes on ity mest promizing candi ten, No! The irrefragablest argnmentagainet capital puniili- ment is the scaffold itsele. Don't waste tie and money and tewper in writing sad talking and pnutiog in what afber ull is a quite lefl-kended and abstract out of the way, Apply your efforts and fonds, ye who have discovered the stupidity of legal murder, to secure free front seals and the occupation of tlie sume by your leading reverend aad other opponents af every next hanging bout, Jack Kelch ard the dungling or decapitsted subicet (with the spec. tutors) age mmenstrably more eloquent than sposch, nee LONDON, eee TUS COMPLETION OF THE ATRANTW TRLPGRATA THR TOrio DAY HOW ENCLISHBMEN FEEL AROUT LF—TH!? NYDE PARK DEMONSTRATION IY FAVOR OF REFORM ALD RIOTS--IFROOGIOUS BRU- Te os er THR SEER ey liko furies~striking murderous, Intentional blows on the occiputs, the fuces aud oaally Seliciont unresisting persons. ‘lhey knocked down boys, kicked women, and beat men after they had been rendered insens sible. Thoso persons who were unwise enough to attem to quit tho Park through the constabulary, absolute] A a gauntlet of ferocious brutality sickening to Witness, guw men’s faces cut open—the blood streaming from them—and heard tho whack of blows. Tho only woudeg was that the crowd, instead of merely taking 10 stones which flew pretty (hiekly at times and, 1 wm truly to say, gave Sir Richard Mayne a black eys—should a Lave used the overthrown railings of the park as devieus weapons of defense against the Lignumvite truncheons of their eesailbuss, New-Yorkers would have done so ine stantly; Parisigns would hare extemporized a barricades But, excepting 8 few roughs and noisy vagabond bo, who began the hissing and stone-threwivg, the erry was mainly a peaccable, well-digposed one, t op have ing their way in showing the authorities that they could enter the inhibited grounds, but that wasall, They hure rohed when the Breach was effected fn Park laps, and chatled, as a London crowd always does. Then it was —aiter the two gans bed been edocted, ono in the Baym vrater Road—that the fighting began. I may be mistaken, bd it ia wy deliberato conviction that the police struck, intentionally, in preference, at anybody having the appearance of a workingman, as if taking it for cantvd that he most be 8 blackguard aud riotets potced cases in which well-dressed spec escaped, 1 believe, ju eonsequence of their attire, whi lobe ua $ystendors were both bludgeoned and arrested. Ris is a point wineh has been ventilated by the no wepaperst The mflians 1m blue, too, were cowardly im orlwer respect {han in attackin unarmed people, kno® of gue ease in oous FHustegion of it, in which the roduction cf a swig atch-key, held pistol- ors “py 11 drop on if you touch me caved fricmd from nssault yattery, bis intending sssailans turning away in terior for assistance—which mn friond didn’t wait for, but pra Throughout the riot, Sir Richard Mayne, the Tory tool and second of ik, conducted umf Jike a placky idiet, pi al ut upon Lis hose and issuing fussy ircetions, gira0!d military officer and martinet, enamored of author ity4 and the ec tineatal polico system. When the Guards ares od, the aspect of ANTS WB Very serious. Fh Ir presence seemed to bo 68 w to the people a8 that f the Jolie wad hateful; wherever tho soldiers wend they C eered ho hich did not preveul thew obeyin orders and loading with ball cartridge, when drawa up 2 an the marble areh—an ominous fuet, uncommon on in 0 Newspapers, Meantime some sort of meeling wal bei holden ia the Park, a member of the Kelorm League A 108 Loisted on te shonlders of his friends, from which pra ition he addicssed the multitude, Justifying the populst 18 seoedings, ou the principls that when you are shit cut of your own house, and find it impossible to admittance through the door, your best plan is to got ia a {loo windows UP 20.4 bnto hour peoplo remained in the grounds, ma 18g themselves by singing sutehos of “John Broa 7,” with tho siguiticant variation to one verse of thatgq "opular peloly tet 11% 0g Kighard Aayue ona sour apple (ree, ales Reb Trick win, Mar “of the’ bys ad lowfers slept in tua Pad, am ong the shrubberies and flower body a8 wag un ususuad Lot night, Next day the scene of the dis tnebanees pra “oiieda rucful spectacle, bot not so bed us on Wes ‘nesday, when the ron. hs bad really wiiraated to the ark and been allowed to Jeepottute more wanton denege th 1 onediked to coutomy late, Tliey tore up trees, destioyed Bowers, shrubs and railings, rat liv ta a dry stump which burned till midnight, aid did whet Nicy phased till dua, tho i july looking en tld dusk, when ancthemyriot took plage, of less formidable di 1 ensions thay M “g,but bad enough iu all eonscio and ended as before Dysthe onlling out of the mili Ty Le this, as conveying a good ide of the aggreghie o oleh The Star cit ief of th work, extraeted fiom dior ge count of the oat the oflices of the Reform TALITY OF THE POLI E~PERSONAL TESTIMONY wi) ere oll persons injured by the polise were rogues AND ANECDOTES—BUH ATOR OF THE CROWD oN ad Srtisesuht, 10. Ieper Vevlesiv os aka Lute hall of the Louse a number of men net. MONDAY, TUESDAY AN WEDNPSPAY=SCINE AT bed rine ahous Bl the esidences of Avi Dt or A TOR PORN PAGLUR—THE B88 ed 1 sore sharp encounier, etood war ing their inrn to go THE OFYICER OF THR BFRORM LEAGUE F 1060 re room in whieh the stra wight oS p0so the bed CASTALTIES IN MAIMED AND INJURED PERSON3-- lent physician to be gratuitously aistributiog drues and advioss 8 aged mun bed bls bead bound round with clothe TER LEACUR DEPUTATION TO THE TORY PARY—HOW IT STCPPED TUR RIOTS—¥U TURE IN- TENTIONS—THE WAR OY THE CONTINEXT 800. POSED TO BE EXDID--1TEMS, rom Our Hpeoisd Cotrespoudent. A Loox, July 28, 1860, How dd the old scribes feel, wonder, when it was dis- et vered that the new, strange bibles that John Faust or hi comiade was peddling abont Paris, at greatly reduced [1 ices, wore not the work of the devil, but produced hy th at most revolutionary invention of printing ?—pelpably a& stined forever to superceds their, antiquated. labor, V Jus it suything like the sensation with which we moden rrespondants of the greatest embodiment of that inves. th on, the daily newspaper, read in this morning's journak t 4e intedigence that the Atlantic cable is actually aid, ud messages sent to Lhe coast of Kerry from Newfouuds Praseis, then 18 his exams Pat on of “rights of yi Piand! Is the wire destined to generate as “edge of pe nny very great tangle on Pruse'a’s part. ‘toe $120,078000 I™ te matte chart EH x squeezed ont of Win Fravkionog would hardiy pr 7e the geord™ in cutti short our epistolary existence Une tise week's expenses of a war »ith. Frunce, nt (fthe hopes not, but, if eo, weleome be such extinction, in con- Kuler of Praga suould chante tr diud it in "i ine wb to ly deration of the glorious equivalent, “This will kill 0 ‘russ ne senGuel oll y th saet v Be war ulti it arofnpd bY thie that,” said Victor Hugo's monk, contempluting first the F brutal oppression would go farther than commns of sted ren ontug to bring the nation to his support, {lore is soul sycapathy between Prossians and French Vert. Too kage tmhentance of hate leit by Napote Biuchor ic eilber party is uot all speak; sod the “reen adntion ig fast awakening, ia the nation at larg that suspicion and jealousy constantly chorished by ed old fushioged teanditionary Frenes statesmen, of whoa Ms Thiers wus the wide-awake spokesman in that ‘unos Gwascourse of bis in the Corps Logislstf two wont! a aga, have wogdered away ois one of the most nota'de fea tures of the war, thoogh one of the Yeast noted Oy news. paper folks, who sre very tweh hkoother folks, sed wo mor token up with the striking material facts of a batfw than with tho undeilving fects of which those raetallle and sulplorons disple 5 wre only the ontoroppinge. Now the Cabinet promises of Austria's paterial mmrulor to the Hungesians sud to lis deyly beloved people of Vienna, are really Tore interes g than the orders of tha day of bis coumanders in” the Held, That Prossian Prince's pretty ellustions to patioaghtics sad freedom, ete, in one of his proclamations ta we 3 lavie population of Bohomun, and Bistark s futrignes, aud Victor Emanuel’? sdumbre tious of promise fo tho address of the Hungurians, are gl=o quite noteworthy, If rong correspondent were andy a Chinese or lunatie, ox hailed from any other sphero than that of the patriotic United States of Ameiica, ho would freely enlaige on these things; and he would be su generously herce down on Anstrion Kaiser, Prussian king, and ltalian Re (72'ans tomo himsels, who, though naturally honester than oe) «t with hardly themes purpose than theirs to keep the promises when tho war is ever, Seared by pressing danger, wiged by pressing weed of help from any quarter, these kings bow their still’ necks a little in recognition of people i in seeming oboisance to their fatally rising power; of enforcing their rights, But their unwilling ie a are secompanied by no sanetion, no material pledge; andy when they haddle ronnd their green tible of eoudoimnes ore! congress, 1ho stakes that the people have laid dowa at their urgence are swept by this and that diplomatic eroupier} to the benefit of this or that player with his royal wond, Oh! 1 had thought ond this morning, while contemp'at- ing kicking the foothoard of my bedstead, an urcommonly against the taithlessness of kuropeun effets royal words It would have filled column of TRIBUNE. Having been well thought over, it would have been fipely writ, (1g. Leastetay it wonldphave been broadly aqniline and gratefuly’ to your patdotie readers. But tho devil of it [if] MAY ee, expross myself) was that, going down to reading-roor, 1 met By R—~, that enthusiastic Kegablican aod ex-enthu astic friend of tho case What be thought we were fightin fox in Awellca from 1761 to 1865, and bo wanted 1 shoal: explain to hima why we did not er tha prownises we mado eoln’s prociemation; in our begging nud forcing the blacks to defend the flag [gellor- fous bunuer of freedom and symbol of the beneticwn test Governiaent on tho planet] that dees rot aad wever did protect them; and implied nour unreduevd swag, or chont our trininph over the Rebellion and vivecionus morgl aud free politicel snperiority over the restuvf thy world, 1 did mv litte best to distract thaman’s ottention to the 1 tiled om nim the pateut 1

4 avy never so divine-righted, heavcou.vigitod king at bis divine, inhuman worst has ever done, I could not conclusively reply to this seandalonsly logical Frenchinan that we had one of the biggest national debts, and quite the largest rivers, and neaily the heaviest tax (bill, and certainly the most abundant currency, and unghestionably the hardest drinking Chiet Magli‘sate, and the inealenlably manifesteat destiny of any nation in the world, let alone the Miantonomelh monitor and Ho destroyed my appetite for the fine waltroat- ing of ketones monarchs which 1 had promised myseld and your readers; end, us we separated, I refirred bin, in wy vexation, for explenation of the American situation” to the Hog, George Sanders, who ig at preaont put up ab the Gzand Hotel, or 1 Gen, Beanieg nd, now or lately of To change the subject. 1 Mslened with great interest two mormings 459 ta the Dorid verbal repoil of the last gulllotiuing exhubitiza with which Pasicious have been k 1 The re ar was of 6 Jears oie lively red- Jd one eoncierge of the houses where tn Tresday, Ho bad assisted at 11a perfoiaance with his mother, wiio had Lired a stool for «7 Sons, large enough to hold them both, and so had herself and procured for Adolphe all altogether satisfactory things, 1 the closed door of it, with the Greek word for Fatal -_m printed volume and thea medieval Notre Dame from bis ia the north-east tower (yon may seo it yet, or rather cl

ribbled thereon, fn indication of the inscription within) bat, unlike Deut Clande Frollo, we are conteni that it ghould be so, and eavil not at tho majestic march of events ~.t a8 grund to live and wateh them, Tho old order changeit, giving place to new, And God tails blmscif in many ways.” And, after ali, there is hope for ns, As the Iristiman, nonly naturalized in the United States, apostrophizad the legomotive with, Yo ean do up a dozen men's work in Fadf an hour, ye hissin’, putin’, bustin’ blagard, br’ cun't vole,” Se we scrihblors may console ourselves with Qe ieee that the wire can't think, whereas a ecrtain unowrt of that faculty is absolutely indispensable to our vocathon. Besides, Mr. Gradgnud will bo paramount at first,gand for a long time, with the cable—tho world on both sided of the Atlnntie wunting *“facts above all things, They eentain their own comment and corollary, of eonr-e, anddof a terser nature than ours; but even in these light- ning times 1 shall hardly obtain an opportunity of sending Tr, Trisu¥e a two-column letter by telegraph, to bo pilr ited in a second edition, in New-Ycrk, on the day ol its foditing, here in London. Events—the doings of Kings atv Keisers, the rise and fall of dynasties, the operations of the Stock xchange, a summary of the mighty micro. osm an which we live and move and have our being—must b ave precedence, Conld we embedy the immense crowd of items struceling for transmission through thesawful “depths of the Atlantic, what a miraculous dranght would it prove! Buch a one, too, as will feed an jolie larger concourso than the loaves sud fishes of old did in antique Judea! Methinks instead of the gratulatery telegram froin Gooch to Glass,” printed in this day's papers, they onght to have inangurated their splendid success by the old message, Peace on Karth, Glory to God in the high- ost! and good will to men !"'—now more than ever likely to ba realized. I sive the above the precedence as fhe topic claiming recognition above all others, Just now we are ali talking abeut it, and imwensely interested in it—{ar more so than tu police riots, Reforin, tha Tory mis-government, the war--auything, The popular feeling takes the form, not sul; exeiiement a3 ours ud in August, "58, but intense, heartfult satisfaction, Sofur as 1 have bad an oppoxtunity af observing, there are comporatively fow croakers, in- alined to invoke unlucky reminiscences of that glorious but disappointing epoch; some there are sure to be, The y telicitate heartily, not withont a significant appre- cintion of inevitable results, sud a marked respect fox ihe United States, which, eyer since the suppression of the Lebeliion, Fag inereased, fa increasing, and is not at ell Bikely to he diminished, Nothing so successful assuccess in this world vou kuow, sod our British cousins are neck- and-noek vith us in their involuntary hewmage to it. Com- mending you to the Yeadon press for evidence, I shall Younis vRinePY ostig exit fram the Money Mer. ket and Criy News” of 2's Nar, which seems to me worthy of reproduction in the columus of Tin Trine Sg, “Ar Adantio Cable Naviug proved a success, the engineers, wontiactore, and «thers will doul tees obtain from the public the hearty thank: whieh they =o well deserve. We must not forget, he woven, that their enciiious have been sustained and tho requisite funds provided, by capitalists whose names ave too apt to Le overlookad, and wao tor many years had to con. tend agninst diappousgent and failure. wo Usrus 1ield deserves the lirst places, fue bis oxeitions bave bec unsparing, end Lo has contributed largely to the various sehemes The tiurnoy family wers lirge coniributors; and af a ah time when smoeess was cxtremnely problesaticel tie ost generous with wme, labor, aud money ia the promotion of tha werk were Mr C. M, Lawpson of Queen-st.; Mr. Francis Lo Broton, the Right Eon. James Stwaxs Wortloy, and Capt. Augustus Hamilton; Nr. W, Ii, Bmoking, George Peopuly Co, Ary Edward Cropper, Messrs, Baring, Anthony Gibbs Co., Shrader Co, Finlay Caupbel), Frodorick Hath Co, and Charles Morison, Aion zr the chiel providersof the onpitel for the pticmpt of Mat isan whom vs Lave noi alread; named, were: Mr, Hoary Yord Burelawy Jonas, Lloyd &o, Glenn, Mills Co, loster Brathwaite, William Law cr of Londo; Mr, Regr: ils Rath. bong of Livery ool; William Xicholson Nichoisonsf 1.oels, and Muasrs, Morso Co, Pater Giopar, “ont, and Day id Duuley Kiold of New Youle After tue failure of 1-5 bad de- moustrated the certalety of tuccess, thq Telegraph Construe: tion and Malutonance Company Yesame the chiel prosotors, and the vable Compal, *e, ¥oarganized under its present desigeation of the Ang weitean Telegraph Company, Among the largest sabe pibars were: Mr. omas Brassey, Me. Gearge Fllior, Mr. A, 3'nas, Ble Daniel Gooch, M. P,; Mr, Henry Ford Bar ray, My, John smith (of Smith, Fleming, aud Co), Mx. Hevyy Pruly, Mr, Merry Ford Datolay, Mr. AH, Campha’l, anP, snd Mr, Pender, M, P. Tlroughout the varying fr «Canes of the sehiome, tha exertions of the Scere. tary of the atlantic Tolograph Company, Mr, George Sawa rors iadeatigable, and at length he sees his loug-deforre Lopes realized,” Now to other matters: It neadod no spestal powers of poh to foretell, us Gid imauy lost week's letter, that i" uncalled-for {ntentions of putting down’ the proposel Hyde Park demonstsationdn favor of Reform, there would be a row, end a had one... ‘Lai bes come to pass, and you had the particwlers by the midsweekly mail steamer. Int a (ure of perfect quiet, when no suffering excited discon. font, and whon the majority of Eoglishmen miglt moro view of the entertmmmont. Ko gubiect was a hopeless scoundrel of the name of Phtippe, the report of wheso roeént teial, with all its fom! and saliclons incidents hod been the stirring evening roading of the concierge read alond, yon nndorstand, for the iustruction of the little ones, our fricnd Adolphe, among the namber. The nan had killed two or three wotuen, sad harely ful of killing one tore. Ho seems to hayo had thal element of our spirit or miod, eafled comeeicnce, left out of him, as iu agiuation, or memory, or other quality, is notoriously wanting or weakly developed in many of our ney dntanee, Therefore, there wus necessanly absence of remorse, nid being by virtes roe rest of bis orcamazation a calu- went, the hugest and west orderly metropolis iy Europa has bLecs the scens of a bloody riot; the police, paid out of the people's pockets, have been scot on to baton apd ptudeenn them, and the eruel aad cowardly Minisgry has n called ont the military against awunarmed crow’; and at this moment there is a worse fueling against the aristocracy and the privileged oldsses than any that T recdlleet, gluco 1548, in London. am not going to recapit slate what has been so well told Ly the popors; wut I may aay, froin pers gual observation, tbat the Lehatlor of £46 po! both on Monday and tvosday, wes simply foeage and devilish, They chuvged, tess ho crowd then, kuats of iudiviarals, o Tory (Government peysislod in its stupid and nitedy fuuly be aceused of political apathy than of undue excite-. anddibe Ulueisisvellow patel extending frum the temporal bons fax pio 4 Lio face told with woat foice the binw was deald wh Yoke bi n, ‘out of work,’ as the poor said. Next fo him was a tall young fellow, having bis arm naling; beuind iim stood a quiet-looking little man, with both Liz eyes badly Liackened; and eloce to the door of the room— abogt to coter—wag a respocsably-dressed stopman, upon the back of whose brid fradgouth boii lly scan by the do prossion of the sticking plaster—the of inventation whici.a blow” from un liguwm rite teuncheon produced. Tiere were those im that hall—maele aud female—who were suffering fom every varicly of ecuinzed wonnds, aod Rot ono of when looked like person likely to eflend a buwan being. The siranger w find the mystery connected with these strange appearances cleared up at onceou eniesiug what is knowa es the office of the Leforn Leugna, Lhe apartment no doubt was edn wns the ball—by the maimed, bur, as the table eal Mr slack, Mr, Guedalls, and other members of tha connoil’ ialing down —aitor the fushion of wagistrates’ elei's—the age cori ts these poor wounded, ill used paople gave of the mau rer in whic they bad recived theiz injuries, which stafomenta- tne council of the League ivtend using for their gwdance ia tho sieps which they aro resolved to take with reference to the bail: rgus croeliy~-or, as the Presidout of the League in the presence of the Home Secretary on Wedierday, the irg may be taken as a sample of the cases brought to the “ferecioss violenoc'—of the police, “exhibited by them om Monday and Tuesday lest in Hyde Pork, All the purtics who told tuoir stories last eveniug, sigued what way be called thelr nusworn depositions, snd thelr readiness to them on cath whon the proper time for doing so arrives. The sled en of the committee last evening, but the worst conse ill probably be bronghi to light on Saturday, the aullorers nod being able th attend antl that day. We abstain from giv names for obyions ressons. bat both names and aldresses on the books of the League, A respectable man, taking walk with 1's wife on Monday, loft the later at the corner of Park-lane, aud on goiog to sce what was the matter at the. Merhie Arch, wet aumber of boys flying before the polies. He stood. as a walter of corse, but was at once Lladgooucd by fous police on—his head being cut open, A boy aged about 16 years was or tside the Arch on Monday eveoing, and es tho poow ¢hidd could not push back—not bavieg ‘the sepehumea strength which cord bear down some thousands of peop a-—he wis struck on the forehead by a policeman, Two gestiemen wie were present down the policoman’s number, and were hon! to get the burs Bawe, when Sie sostabie suaiohed tha poor fellow ap in bis arms and carried ha Lieeding captive rk. A ng men, sinp-ogel, hi Juspectabls. im, w nile deliver ing goods st FPdgew re road, was 2 stones, and—1o use bis own Wl within the West 114 sccused by the police of turowin words—' punched in «he head by fom wheimen,' He wes flagd 10s, at dal ugl-st. poiice-ofice, A sbopman, who Wes by tho ce on sy to gout of the asked By y hose wa] The evnsinos answerer jo want no autherity--the cecandonst ike to-night.’ respectable man, on returning home A park, near Ken- sington Barnes, on Tuesday, at 94 of met three police men who challenged him, He said be wos a friend, and one of the consinbles immediately threw a trancheon at tim, striking hiss on Lhe sim, sad he was struck severely by the of acy was the only re others ol difiorest parts Jarien in that part of the park ok.the tins, Ou Monday, at 34 o'clock, before the gates of the park were closed, a young tradesmen arble Arch, when wn order was gives tho space in froat, and he was thruse oustab.e. On rem of the Arch to the Ne was stand ng near the to the police to clea violently against tie Archi by ae he was drageoed vp the steps which was improvised in she bui'ding, and kicked in tho thigh on his way up another policeman, Krom 3% on Monday until next werning, wheu he was rel oa bail, althoveh suring fom burifng thirst argra ive him ore drop of wa.er, Lis ininiies, his jail rs woald uot any g inent West End physiolaa por dul he get any food, An ew attended this cate, A poor man who was standing opposite the Marbla Arch on Tuesday could not eet quickly enosgd out of a policemman’'s way, and had his head cut open by latier, and was taken bleeding to the hospital. A man whe lives in the vieinity of Grosvesor-square was st ng at his door on Monday evening as the police were pursing a mob. I'he unfortunate mas mad: soma wien seven or eighd constables gaye up the chase, turned back, and knocked down this mau, who bled profusely. Soveral witcessed san provd thie. Another map, who was dragged to the Marble Arch police station, was bludg d kicked on the legs all the way up the stairs, and when at tha jop he cried Don't murder me i the police janitor of the prison knocked him down with a blow of his baion on Lis head. These cases will give an ides of the genes! character of those aquired into yesterday. We are glad to say that Collins, who was so serio oa Mouday, is improviag, Mr Brook, on the part of the visited and relieved him last eveul Jd On Wednesday, a deputation headed by Mr, Beales, Chairman of the Reforma League, waited on Mr, Wal. pole, the Tory Home Secretary, at his offieial residence, ond undertook 10 restore oxder in the Park if the police and military were withdrawn, 1he Secretory, Sry and was deeply affoeted, assented to the Proposed pending the settlement of the disputed question of the peoples 'yight to meet in tho locality in question. Mad wet Mr. Beales roturned to tho Park at the tome he did, Shire woud undoubtedly have Leen more and worse rioting 4 evening. Upward of 8,000 or 1 000 had assembled in an i ominors toriper On recogmizing the Chairmanel the League, the crowd gathoool round Lim, and, no police of soldiors appeartig, all went off harmoniously, (Cheers were etre or the Queen, Mr. Gladstze wid kb. Brigit and the people, headed by their r, left the Park ing Nhe Briana, Inj ing great emphasis on the line, “Britons never, never, nover will bo staves.” It waz 8 noteworthy fact that they marehed, not through the made by {ho crowd op Mouddy, but through the tion of another great dewigo- gates, There wus every expeeh: 1 sigmion, tu cota off in the same locality en Monday next, and an apparent misundorstanding between Mr. Wilpite and the deputation, involving Lis assous, which le subsequently denied, The Reform League had issued posters inviting attoad. ance, whieh thay have since judiciously retracted. ia intended to bold one in the witurs) Hall Laitr gton at which Mr. Bright, John Stuart Mill, Tom Hughes, othors, will ba present, Virtually the people sform has been enorm ve tri- ac. ctl Ce yd yy: t 1 a harvest of eclerated, amd (he Tory Government reaped a opnrobritim only {0 ba paralleled by tho days of Castle. yeagh or the first Reform bill. Throughout. they hare bludgpod--biuudered in tho attempt at repression as I coneit tion. Kverywhero, SIvoR tla” ie Jus sand their own press the respons Ti x Tg 1 he thom, and they cannot avoid it, speed Jrerguion of Parliament, expected to take piace nest T ursday week, have not troublod you wita the logal question as to whethep the people of King have wot the right” to mest I kept and paid for ont of their own it 1a to ba litigated by tha League—hut uuquesti thoy intend to exerc we, aud not as a concession or privilege, ahr Tome topes have, this week, so exclusively ad our attention, t1a® wo have scasecly found leisure stow much upon the Inte war and the continent. 1 say late war, because everybody seems to take it for granted that the susponstor of hostilities is but the prekeda to the establishment of peace, 1# looks like it, cerioimly. To day's papers told 08 that, two days ago, the preliniinarics tovard the same wee doly rafilied at the Prussian heads quarters, the truce, which ws to expire yesicrday, is prow Touged to the 24 of Xugust, and an arvatstico of four wheks, beginning from that date concluded. Bismerk’s Jittie bill, too, Las scrived ot Vieans, fo be duly receipted by tho unfortuiie Kuiser=whgen we should all have sae lged wigh, baa ig busi eficoessful. Wore Toa baat doa

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A RE URP——————— Jo. dyed in the grain, wo would feel sorry for him my- w, with bumptious Prussia holding him down and ine a NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1866. OPEN LOARS® OF TROKERS~—1 P, M, Marletta Cin.! p Ohio and Miss. Cr, Chie. &RL isting that he should pay the cost of Lit own tremendoas S10. 43 10.000 thrashing. But events warch so quickly thet we have Mich. Ko N. 1. [Mariposa pr re 30 exrsas 07 almost lost sight of the origin of the war, utt ny ul 3su “200. we 4 Ie i Ba Pcie A 100 Bessses Bablo as regards Frederick William and bis uosorupilons 4 590 "01 673 100.000 Ted” 97 A 108, minister, and defensible only on the bread principle 100°" "15 Ky West. U jon Tel A 'N of German unity and nationality. As to temporary re- 100. wy R53 hv pion Pel, RU skuass se JOR sults, Austria Las been #0 hideous'y beaten that she will in. sees £3 rd 00, 5 aaah oR ween DIS TORE pos be iikely to suraple at swallowing hoy Jeg k, head, wd sdhdaca a: ei esensably 963! cane 83.108 Amd al! The empire of the Ha Ips hure 8 ini} Tho a oy ii bd, bug IS de bl. og 300 cee sre JOB nA Hohenzollern culminates, aud we lack no dieaip love. by atul Goo Central iy P.F. Ww A&C, ox die ob Rar! ric and Napoleon the Third to justify it, Of pao se agg 84 bod 109. saesoiene 6 AM ucnnn enn 05] gucecte involves ability, of a sort, but how mean an abil. Cle Wo. on 000 “t Wovens D10, 105 it moy bo: was the divinest existance 0 ever li red upon 900 16s Eo CERT LL i Deernnnna. 1053 ri g <0°c-39, humanly Pp 1 Suck thoughts, how- Nw Vann 190. 114 «s810, 105; e od Chie, WW. $00 63:1 10 a er, troifme grey little. Yet the epecis d an FE m- 3 0, 810. 6% bi. 10a} a L LLL PAPA pire cro<iicd withut the short space of seven dye i hardly 100 a 301 200.0 03, Gof LE port sn edifying one, and is ealeulated to mise oo be BE A de R Rs en OTH the solid Briti A mind a3 Q whethy r thie Kn land 444s ae ful vi R00... 0000ea112§ Fhis vilver stone set 1o he raid 50, OPEN BOARD OF BRORERE=J P.M Waich serves it as the ofiice of o wail Cuniberland, _ Mich, So. N. I. Tol, W.& West, Against the envy «fos happier lan Fi ansne tial. 4¢ I B00. vcecces 852’ 100..004e. 12 anything like as invulnerable ns folks would fin be. West Union Tek 100......b50, 85} Clie, N. Ww ave ito bo, hitherto J, B. has been japghiued tor gard ROK a idm then ub ON R) 100. a1 FE Spain Bis ahaa Tai TE mg 4 though the Mtintosomah seared lim aud Okey 200.0. 00ieaee WF Clove, Pitts, 100,,,.,,530, 364 warniog editorials, which we read Jauguidly, @s a soason- 100... 00. 27] 400..0004..., #8 100 shh. 96} able seneation, But the past month has chanced Jl t ant, N Wi "ry ET ILAD Lag DO xy 26 for theie cannot bo a shadow of a doubt that the Prassian 00... x3. M41 200, 2eers 65. 8111 100.eeeenid, 301 ageres- us on Sebleswig- Holstein soa-surronnded’ 1,000... 816.101; Clev.& Tol. |Chie, N. W.pref were ma u'y protpted by a dosire for nautical pawer, and frie, 240, ar sanannallf} Qi 4 ba "oe 3 84 00h s Jtaly has Venetia sho will ‘goin’ for a tieet H).. seuenees 68} Chic, R 4 100, wild os y, 1 h he wen (barring Colmul p i sees Bil, b there coghtrymen rin ante To 1 i 2.. 83 fx] 100, eensf30. 10731 MB.o.caruene Lah i faites pardly turn out good sailors, With these little 200.......03. 68}] 160 107 PF WA Cex-div a looming in the future, the Tory worofiice 1s bury Ene preiened, bY PIE Td ~l 1 Enfi Sadi nt i 5 a Cin, Lpre ED Ya gout id Enficlds into breech-loadexs, and spending 100....., anes 73 J JON. blo, 43 240 bl 1H: eo end agney in that wise operation. Tt reminds one of Hudson River, 100. ceauaeess 43 100......510.1054 Pean Sifts satinieal advice to sorvanis, where be ad- M00... vue nl 0 (LY 83. 100, Vigoss ol wa. wher sent to unlock anjyt! ig, fo the first L dhdppuck dy ah Roy that comes to hand, aud to break it uy WEDKESDAY, AUZ. f=P. M, of showi ther zea Y He wi fp: nh io 11 opened of 148, rold up to 110}, ar nd elosed at 149, il n tha wnerease in England on the me. b, specie, da he Nee n wopoli-; the Reg rp aoral’s ret. for the week end- Vf ccie, to-day, the Scotia took out $55,000, and the ing last Sy irda ¢4 showing a total of 340 cases termina ing Paiwyra none, fatally m London. Happily the weather is now ich Government stocks are strong, except the old 5-208, cooler, unl vi terday worning we bad the first rain that which are quoted at 108%, In State bonds little doing. has (al) a tor nearly three weeks, "Fhe paposs teem with a a Ch lettere pol mg ort the locality of naicmees, yet the Railway wortgages are steady, and bank shares offered in sanitary eondition of the capital is fa better than I have small gmounts, Tho small stocks are negle ted, The Koown 13 of New- Yorkin Joa reside nce But, of Railway share market retains the advanes noticed at the eourse, vou have reformed a at now--tocal abuses are y C082 of business veglowday, on many stocks o highe 80 pact! Jicposed of inthe United State ol AeTION, F bw 3 SE uF d i Bo higher he cobii- wartial on the officers of the An oe Roading, Michigan Southern, Illinois Cantral, Cleveland Just terol d, and the officer of the watch at he time and Pittsburgh. North-Western, Roek Island, and Fort of that vo-sol’s coming into collision with the Osprey Las Wayne are all better, with an inercased amount of Been disso the service. Koglishmen le, obinct to wei di bs 1 be'ns Lill without somebody being made respor sible 1 busines ¥rie 1s neglected. After the eall tor prices were strong, with 1oderate sales, At Put» bene t on Wednesday might, at th Ooor the Sceond Board the market wes dull, and in fome ul r. 4 adnam—— i cases n fmetion lower, After the call the market was u- Commercial Totellsgence. regular: Erie, Reading, and North-Western shares wore Lospox MOSBY MARKET. ~The weekly rotons Michigan Soatheru, New-York ral, and Fort Be Lan Eaglmd show an iuoreaso ihe bu of Wau gre stronger and ¢losod firn t jotations: &®70 4 ura ithe reserve of notes of X14) O20, ‘3 p YS mi FURY oA The Bank r:te of discount remains at 10 per oent. M New-Yi Ce: 1, 1013 105; Erie, 68; @63]; do. Pre- Riscortent continued 0 he expressed at the mairteranea of ferred, 70a 76; Rudson River, 1192 120; Reading, mje his Ligh view of the fact that money to muy amount yp. wjoLigan Southern and Northern Indiana, ¥54 2951: wonld bo chin Jd on ehoice bill 0 Lhe ope 1 tact os loweun IhhiZRH 3 4 x 8 por cul, a fands on the 27th closed is mer oni Hn Contes! Scrip, 1222122): Cleveland an L pitt. ewe Dousols SEjerBs, Savirk RRs Caveland and Toles 2% 3 aan “Eariog ros, say, aittd States Five. Twentins, after hav nre N odiy 4 nd and To? 1, 1g 10! na} Ko soaohed 6), have fall te CU3767%%; Evie Shaves, dla 44] BY W7la@l i; Chicago and North-Western, 86} hie Jai or otation 1s evidently incor if, being mueh above bod OQ Yeefarrt i ‘ork 0 o Rock yol nge quotation, vi 41441), 4 Bi of Preferred, 033 avy; Fort wid a Pe POOL. Jd.le nt P1ool gles; Ohio and Mississippi Cethincales, Dial}; Coin fie Brokers Circular Popo. is as i ws: The nto SNH: Cumberland il. 462 @47: Maripoen Bemand for Cotton revived on Friday pou he decrmation of Cm y Hl6 2; byila i i LL BE ount hosiifiiofmpen the 1 outinent, and in the ea Miving Company, dl il}; Quicksilver, 43323. jus +f 4 k the business was large foul y on Mo Monet on call 18 a ted atd ao pe ¢ont, wiih loa BE decompaned by an advance in prizes. (nm Wednesda) TY ew via Rbe mand was less active and more freely mei by holders, vi cut upon G i 1 nerelal paper and on 1hured yy kot was dull with 4 compe 1s noe NS hank wort an 1 d offering of nies has oa tthe qeoiztions:pencral'y rrr wed vapor fom 4d ho are inclined to prepare for a Tho h vato of Jiacomt maintained by ~t 1 d n i Nn I! vdiepo 10 ith lenders frye oh A ine iu p Be gal Ee 1 "s vir ion &dy Y ood pis 10 Mas nte. As the season advances fully 3d. p10 Mondar, ‘but closes over id. shova lot thee iS Very redaso tic 1 tive demand for week so la Egyptias the week's advaage: 0 ie i] L) chev at full i Ps a oe i and wi other kindom ranges from to 1d. The soles of the 0 y &i it ly in big n re, irom bor. weok att up 109,510 bales, ineding 14,420 to speondajors and Tov! not first 3. The t of the erops never 89.0: “or eaport, The quolabions are us follows fa cause sed 5 woney, and higher Fai Middiing 1," Bop New Or icai® 0 coda {OH 4. pres 8 Y g why 4% 4 ee 14 bi ihe Al gu of |i A) t Lo oo d moro tive Pp dn.. Lad 14 1 M n i! y NY mA a Jd ni flist plas oN 0 he ng cvs iy ot: dined to Ih Yosin z du’ t crpahle of expansion in the way of curren 4 t not «cotably lower, on hand, Sou 830 on 4 widoh ar Aweri al. he praciice of the old Siate banks upon an emer. FRAUY AT MANCHESTER yesterday was vers quict and prices gevey, and ap increased amon it of business t he dor e ney ro decidediv bv rood Bove ih y BRAS 8 dud 8. va m, Spewce Co, and 5 A wn upon A tixed if pot a decreasing nine t of Berry Jfoop Son report: A leur gn hi wat faliv lating mouey. ‘dae currency for the f T to de- Facedn rates. Wheat in moderate dems nd at Aduesday v4 oR ha fi ‘ha decline f “J. per cental; ntor Ped and Southern, 1062 oy x i X A TH fins amis retisuiug hl Le i 21/. Con 24.7 per gaarter lower in the woek; Mixed Old State no ly taxed i ag hy tie r& freely offer od aL 206 i al S v McCulloch Iho Paovr oss. Mes “a, Ri jad Athan Co. and olthere roe "s ah port: Beef mu retail demand at ‘ate rates, Pork quiet ar: toilz aad) ah be sated under pegicr. Uscon Bui, bud resbipiciis to New York co io $50,000 1) Jd this nt SEM WwW 1. under the old Raid ¢0 a: d vowinel. Tuscan d Hued to 3 1 My 1. n of oO nk 4} anttoa "LE i good demand i freely ve Inl'owelosos da 101 AAT Re d4hva le praciice. @rmer: North Awoticam 45 IAL onaghle t Sue that the en to be moved iu Pio Re The 1 rs Cir cular Tehotin: Asus sho wg x months vi! anire al! the enrrency allowed Hoe 0 po Pears here, Suoar isin betier demand, aud H dearer. M ola sa hade dearer, Cofl in fair ceoornd to exist under tue Nati stormy, ard that there 18 to be at full rates, Dice steady aud in gol 1s nest, Linseed ui o wick competition for s hat rate shauped. Liosecd Ohl quiet at U9 @39/6. Lins A Cake one n ko ol) mey 1 1 2 ehonged. Soe vik Oidmsislos of Winter ag 1 af £130. Roaip Fo ne nee is dull, but firm at the follow ing guota- Bud sen of American at 3 for bi nj for i t Pile at 00 dave on Louden, 190) 2107} for ¢om Bpinite Turpentine jtiet and analter: “3 Pe det ha i. SP «iil; Spirit vd. gallon, Jeercial: 3072 @108 for bankers’; do. at short sight, lS, Messrs. Baring, 1 Co. rey t 60 dave. S55 @a 08%: do. at short sight, oy “Wis ster Red, 5 ion i 10 4 Pa at 0 dare, Ola nl 0. 4 short sig, iY ails and Dare, £65 dou Pie. 12. Sugar fic bYiia 3. heed Autwery, odd Nr; Swi, 0.02 2181; ard deer: r. Cofice frm at f prices to “rine i Hambuig, ob awl; Awsterdam, 40% 104; Fraukiot XO fending vpwan). Mics unchanged. Fallow dull; PY. 0. UL Bre: crave: Prossiun Thalers, 32 "ne bein sed C i bor Ming pwaTL Bulrisa o Papert bad; Breoien, «0 wn Thalers, 12a. an, 10 8 Yors at 41. FPetrolema sells 0 lve L guite setive ening eo Wolk, for ives Linseed OH steady atm BS Gi fim froigit Swit ‘a moderale a of |r t MR go H Wu eUTY LATEST COMMERCIAL INTHLLIGENC bh, Lage rotes improved, The engageme 1s to Javi "POOH duly 8 hrelbg. Liverpool are 30.000 Lush, Corn at 41d. to London Vio Corrox firm and uRehanged; OAAY 12, thay Led Oats at 120. 7.000 bush, Corn ot Fld, end 100 tuns of w! Beh Afdenatons and ex porters took 1,000, Middling 4a j 1 0 Cale st das, To Rotterdam, 108 hhds. Tobacco at du evo ot but steady. ave. i Yeo JONS in aciive a BIocks. Conse's, *R1Z2#1; nite] Sistes Fivetwention, ihe fo glows the exports exclusive of specie) JIS luis Cowie al shares, Vie WY; Lresbares, fiat! from New-York 10g foreign ports dor the week ending Anglos American Te swraph shares have advan au abou IY J cen: #lnoe the liy of the cable, and close at 19] amd yp Ad ust 7, and since the beginuing of 110 year: Asanti. Telog apl Tr PF cart. Profereuce shame: nye stil J6B1, o 883. 5 INGE. or l¢gi ent discount. For the werk No SPEIR LI RUSE BE Yew, reporiod PVM, 04 dF ROCLRTY EE i We, 45 COMERCIAL MAL EMS, Since Janna: v1 $121, WRI $2 we Sul A, v8 pod ‘Ye Huyward Mine av Nutter Cf X, AV gdor Co., Ll, sules mt the Stock Exchange oo" is the deepest gold luine 14 ile world, vaain shalt C8 oe BY coup. Bank of Commerce Re 9 being 1,200 feet ia depih. ‘Khe lead is 22 fot wide, and L000) LAR prrrrreiin) i LTRL Teer) SRR: ANB roa dt por. tn. Tho sivas 2 00... v. 106 Cen, Nationa! Bk. 400 1% i STERETEAL Ih 9 Ha A pel iy ke The Jane has UO. on, S-rge, 6 1 WPT T0N 18] TPR} ¥iehded since i's (rst WOTLing, in 1253, ahout $0,000,000, 3000........ 40. Cepizul Coal. 200. .edeall. 12% and is yiclding better than at any time heretofore. Tis Op. aus a ie on. a Hl nel veld to ihe propriet ir i= about $18,000 per momth, A bs, He, L SP Pa 4 oo .e “aid fra Bau wy ond De she. 00 Gal. rg] SM coils Shy, 4 To Hayward Mine pid fom $7 10 per Pin nly ttl i2 1. S.68. 5-20 ep.’eh Wast, Un ion Fel i LOZ Cl. oa Dot had heen worked to 2 depth of several hundred foot, §2, 00. «oeane hOB? Dial ans os «5 0 WL Ae Lp The Marietta and Cineiunati Reilroad earned for the r YT TOR ck cxninn R23 3 Tres iy 7 310s Ww est. U Tel. Kix, ‘s ha xe 4 forth week in Ju v: Ist series, das nnensss ass 108 600...... BW, Xb) 1546. IGS. N.Y. 101; Canton. ({linots Central, Pr ssengars TERE HE od series. JLT APP NLL CEPR PTT reight Catia ai ans anne: Mig: Ol 13,2230 00 S000... ME American Col, Meee ruense 203 Mail, Express ard Tolezrep! 1,525 (0 1,125 47 i senes, [EORSUTIRPR. I 1 FPPPPUPRITS EE ee i ERAS coe MOE Muriposa pick Cleve. Pius, A Boga prea TT Pg Hil 00 fo Opti Ata CEU 0 dnte UA 4 EN B. A Bam ran anann 4) HN EEE EEL A 1st, py y v sore sna et REL oJ, 108 18 Lovin 104; Qricksilver. Clev., Col. X Ch po. wo, om b+ pn LR TR 11 Chionze Republi can of Monday says: Tory. cocve 5, Now Atl atic Maik, hic& NOW Tue Wreh closes Gn Oust money Tuavkel. Tue demand 000. FOR VES LRP Pee’ UO 7 4 for Jeans Ts ciel; eonlined to shippers of corealy tothe son. A 0s, Boston Water ir WUhieago N. Ww pd board, and the basis are abnudautly supplied with funds to MN), esx.00u 2) S00 ai 1 AN iy eet all roguliemant s of their customers. Kate of interest is Pigsons, fa nN ony on TER amy steady wt 10 YE ¥ouy pus auneii, KAstern excianye continues 33.000. RT SNL hese 00, de. iN] 4 HE aud i yen, Me, Listes aro par boyisg, and one-tenth «tase AC Ml seatile ol a Je co PUUuL a ALN 00. wrolin: By fy Fon in 2 1 ie 9 DAR PY rot Monday “ne ve: Ohio Wiss. Cer. LR on Trare law hoon no material elange in the (lacaunt nil 300.000. hi. 30 W0Weeennana 101 DLT ie. yng od A oe haaks EE an Pd, y 1 MULT OFML 0 H ol Hyd. ld me: 4). reasenmer ll pik nt od 3] I Fho supidy 0° currency is Aicient 10 “enable te Danks 40 70. Cemmmer ae Chama 100 PEE EE 10: 3 discount adl Als A5 v eed wij an ring, and the SALABL 1% in i down BT AR m. a ,.e..n.... “or 2 voir Tartahis somdit on. Rares of intorert ae ond #853 2.000. od K 200 per cont foy Leming Mizu tures, end 10% 2 per cont f ood Le N. WwW. 1: EA “ra el ca “10; mereanti'a payor. Oulside ps) Lies will 2xperion pi if. i 3,000 7 we 2 _10D......568. “Po, Ww. Chie. CITY in egolin onus al the regular alscount honses, an R Bd. 9h. 2d coll oul yuh, LI) thougirt Ler 6 CpITA) soivlittieol this dasciiptiou of pa- vi'le Inge? f a 3,000 IT] tims prefers a. 0 SILL bpd: pe ofsiing. 1002 Ia very hills Ingwixy C1 A Apec alive vind ole 101] cURTRGE A pocacaraie Amosal Gf gap is mslinng, He LAE TT AH aaananin. poe) bh mm i wid th is 4 70091 gi premplly wet, The 1 being iit few 18. a Xi. Hodagu River, LO canara dE wale, and bitanees at moet of Lis hotess ‘we inereaging. or. PLW.AC TT 1 121] Ron 105 5 AT RAN aces aeons hg 04 l io ites Of Peer) ATOM The 1LIETIOF aFs 01 y ederate. al 101) New Jerooy Com, 1 wn 15 The receipes J Jews rasegn na ELS vr Josh wir gic of Tuesday says: Soon inen wi) Bank. UO. Jovan. 39 1 250.8 00h 1051 ie Boston 4; 3 tal In mwousta:y atais ther vis Boluing new worthy of spacial 80ers. ns. oll MIL EBLE. pref. A, Fo. th Nat. Bank. us us canshntie Ton, WwW. RS West, FT Jp LL on 1.00. Bs id un 5, 6 11] cases cesarean I 0 ICR LOAD. C62. turberiand pf, LY 550 40} Petiic Mil. DAL. To. A TLC 52Wep 10. RF “iMiel S NL 000. 000 WOW... 100, Fresco 7 lon BD. oasis ini} BM sins iia 2é reries, AN. X.Ceatran Chie, NW, 3 600........ 104 J 4 sont ns 0] Se 100, LEE Ry 10,000 +e d03; Hudson River, on ALR A "9 seri 8. BY en OF (BAD [Op 8,000 vensass HIT ho, EX. W, eo FW. Ol et Olio Mus. Cert JETODPORetag: STS NUR Lr 0,500, aase Ae 30.00 un save Sige AME oy) Wer Cuion Tai AEP op <ateman HHS Sy I% o#4. Cid Ek bOALD. 3.6, 127 est Union Tél Mich. Ra, A IL eed ENE o ro ras ofl won, G6, 40 “vs Ata Wi ie v £800 W OR Pecan 545 bi Pa 7 Sous on Wado ri LS "rr Se... [Wy SI 1) re orkid TB is »We., oN HM hic.& NW, pref, 0. 80.. eddies wn LLL PUP LL ub, 1040 0 Rife cii sini an 9:1 {LEI “as ong awh ats wig Menposs prefome! Cie. Tol. a Notes 308" 100... uu... TIM... 0000 ot saris. (Pacific Math, “Che, Rack Je, CI A RR PURE a sPNIee, +N. Ceutral ex.4! %00.......... 4! 19, HH) ve sued} LET IApPIr F fol... W. Wis Tonnes eo oe Xow, Ll ennnnn pws 238 Aer... ans. 9 gh. oy Fie. Pil. Fr. WK Car, ew Bonds 30% .ceseeesen BL Bh iiiniana 03 Jose... (123) £0. 0000 cannn 6R, 400) sreeennndlog OD Mp ler, Heading. [0 LTT Ppp LL! 0000 ...0... 28 000.........- 112}; 00 PRS LL gids fer [1H nate fn &A Oh ICH Ms... LE ao Wieser anes ded) n I abundsatly supplied wi Ame; Lo Ingot sivee our st better deman), bat we are without any supply, a fair buginess was done, closing firm at ide lle, gold, U1» Ione, the growing crop, have an Influence to depress prices, and we again redoee onr rotations the market eloeing weak and nn settled, at about Soe, for Middling Uy plands, sud J6@36}e. Jor accepted for future delivery; there are large receipts in pros pect, owing to the redue fon in the tax, but as op ox port demarul is anticipate], no redoerion in the price is looked Utica, With a fow holders aking 12 for; our stock is e Ther r tremely Light; there is no difference now price ie iy Ahed ig od demaid for Rosonda'e at full with yeewrd bo ots Ch or without. OTC PADS attached, TD TT cash. oe Crade Turpentine remains quiet, at full prices; stock, about las bein le Activity in the market fir 4100 bbls Common Rosin remains firm, with 8 moderate varietion has occurred; clos in ‘prices no partiouar business doing; Lake, New Sheathi Ta Slog et M@22. for Batimore and bave no parteu] if cioike $0 note; at 3do. 0 is eclling at 4d @dic, and Yedow Metal moderate: stock. 5,600 vbla, Prime! al full prices, We quote: CUAL=-The demand for domestic has been good, and prices hy the earvo have been snstained, but fro: nthe yard rics lower and Irregular prices have been gecepred, The arrivals Lave been large, and we notice a ree addition to var stock which iainexerss cf the fimo Lime Inet year; sales from y ard, nL 8S I0@ss per ap, of A000, la Fureign nothing has been done of memont, and prices are vowinal. House coals are 10 Tarpentine, North Conny Tur, Wash.ingion and Newhern Pita, Clty, Nor Zeeennssas ses sannss Rosin, {URE et come nue east sss sens Kosin, Strained and No 2 (in y'd).. Rosin, No, 1 and Puie nud White... pie rite Turpentine, Amer! nn. carer PRON $475 D NAILS<The supply of C ut is small mud ine Ha is scarce and is wanted, In Tar we the basinoss has been Uity Pitch romains quiet .PbLl 350D 388 cpzeegin 200 350 LP WOM 305 31% LAB 337@ 450 essesans D0 700 id 1 al. rices are firm at DEFY Usa ND LA igh Active demand has prevailed for 61@7c.; Clinch are lower and doll ar 8@2Fic. orged Horse are ehemicals jhe vur ast report, but other descriptions have seding at Jie, C opper at Se, Yellow Metal ay Jo, Zme at et with on ya me hoy inquiry; inprices we have nospecial 20c., and Wironght Spikes at 7@%c, cash, 8 Op {r jos "We es [Fis Bliyroa report an advance there UiLS—Liuseed is in good demand asd firm for immediate Jp v oy quote; delivery; tho supply on Land fs very light, but for parcels po in TY Jf e— 3a do ahead rer prioss are necepted, uere has been a speealat- Fels ate oy wieiel, BB. Seresmmerenas view JD ive demand for C rode Sperm, bat prices are easier and r-carb, Sod Ne i 80 0e, Leavy, Crode Whale romaine quiet, bot in prices we have no hy £34 ih wean PB (gold). Gi@ Sin spceitl change to note, Manuf .cturd Oils have undergone wantle Soda PO gold..cunrinnn, 612 tio. maternal alterations in prices, Lard Oil ruled quits firm, but Cream Factar, Ry rime (Bold). .eeuvinennnas 4D We, the business has been only 10 a moderate Cn Shere is no Epsom Sakis, Mourseenonnnns PRB w= 40, change to note in Red or Rerostie Oils, Weq Gum Arabic, Picked. 9 Ib 6242 Toe. Linseed, City, in easks.......... 9 gal Hy i ae #0 Gum Arable, Soris, 19...... Ww 2 $e. hale, Fair to Prime........ sssssn seed A B40 Jalap, ib... St TE Whale, Benched Winter. rsmrter eel BD] Manus, Large Flake, 4 1b 200 Sperm, Crude deer iduse 27 0 Of, Lemon, I Id (200d)... ..ovnvenvrnennns JW a 3IWN Bperm, Winter, Unbleached. vw —d 285 bul Soda. Newcastle, B...... -_ 2 Je Lara Oil, Fair to Pile saan ries wl 2090 Seneca Root, Bb.o.ovevsiensnnsnes 4 Se. Lard oil Be Ravan snanesahsss 10@ 173 Botti, A Bens san esessnnns saree as senss 17 Yard Oil, No, Qu.ccvianncinnas Ld 160 Roda Ash, y (old) RAS see 4D Bj. Red Oi), City Dietilled aks sansanssty soul th) Tam: am Sugar Lead, 15 (gold)... .oovnnnes 0 Joe, Kerosene (free). 6 Vitriol, Hie, 4 M.......oc00 en —-_ 2 le OILCAKE—A fair dem mand for Thin "Oblong Western, sé DYEWOODS—Our market for Logwoods has been ox: $0 cand City is welling at 828 41 go tre wely quies, bus prices have undergone no essential chang Wa quote; epson Pes have fluctuated daily, a baited business fir the fature, at DUTY FREE. difference of upitony the Hog erop Loewood, Laguna (gold}...... Y ertun. 830 (02 Logwoud, Campeacny (gold). cocuveens WN fogwood, Honduras. ...ooeeinee vues J B® Logwood, St, Domingo......eeevaueens y 19 curtrent prices, To-day (Wednesday Logwood, Jamaien...o.uens.s irerede 1900 at full prices, losing firm but qaiet Fustie Cuda (gold). bce a dese DD a Lor, are 7.000 bbls, at 830 for Old Yustic, Savanilla (gold) .....vnvenenes 2 0d 21 [8 Nor £29 for Od Prime Moss, 8 p. paibo (gol Le wr Ram targa re $000 bor 1,000 iL Mes at 432 350 812 FLOUK AND pk AL.—Waehave had oi ily a mode rato demand Moss at 831 40a 832, to be ir m-hoope kly for State and Western Flour sines the date of oar jam bs th review; the oa have fluctuated constantly, dnflusneed DY 10 w ol eeard Extrado. lirree be hd sli very and favorabl: news from the terior inr to the ETOWINg rops. Our present Block ix limped, but, in the absence of auy susideratl: Enropean demand, holders evin-e but little confidence, mithonrh the urrivele early in prospect are vorv light, A moderate busicess bas been done In sour, 'r exoort to Rarope, and the local der mand hos proved fiir as fn il prices, ‘The new Flour received. thus far, has proved io be very good indeed, and the prospect is quite favoreble sadly ro inal; the stock is small, Cut Meaty we wie without any stack; we quote and Hams ut 22 je,; sales tod Hams, at 214 end 100,00 and is firm; GUNNY CLOTH bas boen loss juice after, but prices remain firm, and we quote of Jia oll I cM PP —There has heen an Avance on fuli former fienres, Mani'a Hemp, nad kinds remain quiet at previous prices; we quote Jute ai #100 with a Gir business, Charcoal Ter remains nm, but the hasiness is oniy in a Jobbing way; id. PROVISIONS Ihe business in Pork has bees fair for the and we have only to note prices sowing a great promises to be large, with a prospect of very Large corn crop. farmers are disposed to teed out wll their old crop rather than soll their Hogs at a fair business was done tha sales, cash and regu. esa: $31 thas, 814 for 10 for Joe-Cured do, and A Government contract hes been awarded 50, and Bi4 bbls, Prime d and full weights, Beef anlos to day of 1#5 bbls, at $16 29 for Plain Muss, and $20 24 for rs 1lable, and prices von. have heen in rognest, but Shoulders at l6wlibje., iy of 1,000 loose packed 10 pues, Western ongged Hams at 25 2260., J] I Rough Sues ab iuje. Bacui is extrem ly vearce, ies to-day of 125 hoxes Camboriand Cut at 164. Lard bas been in more active demand, and prices bave im- for a good trate daring the Antn ih ard Weer, proved, the inquiry being for toe West indian and the trede; To-day Low ednesday) the market as quite active, the stoe I 14 wueh reduced, To-day a good demand prevailed, aud with hwited orrivals pices ne very firm, and Cy was hg bug Western Rot ok sales of B00 pls, ab 19 at (he close las, olders are asking hi igher pric 5; wivge, fur Wadd fx Civ, and 21§2214¢. for fair the sola aie Jt {05 This, at $5 65a $7 23 tor Superfine State 10 prime Sicam pany td: Kendo d. and Western: ®t =H 51 or ordinary an 4 co n Extra AFIERNOON PROVISION MAUKET, 4} 0 CLOCK Very little in. Kate; a8? 30 0w Fanoy do, 8685.7 %3 4) for tue low Quity provaiied for Mees Pork siuee ‘Change, bat holders are grades of sprig W 't Wenpern Extra g 10 hi 10 for Ship rm wm their views, 831 931 being asked, and 831 75 bik Pe Oho Win Vi $reg! fr Trad and) amily brands EAPO OF PROVE IQS, ofl i y, Michigan and Indiana, aod 82 20@ S14 4) 10x dt, Lou's Puri beel incon Bates. Clirere. Tara Tal Extien, A Gover mous eoutract for 1,000 I was awarded at ooo Phin fon tune tune tune tuus. tues fivs TLE cae 0 Can dian Flos mins wh poly and 18 ToG. Brive ard Count, were nem, ont too demand bs hght; sa.es of 5) bhls. at $330 week end. Au. 6, 1666 or ait os ait 0s 8 84 4 for 100 low grades Jf Extra, a $5 Do Trade Sines Sept. b, 1865... 16, 4M J 11,00 211 14,6100 3,021 4.078 nnd fly bras Southern Fioar 13 1m Drie supply and ia DSF clune eld 17,208 54,79 15,931 5,700 16,971 5,027 8,675 firma, but Joss active; sales of bi ‘bbs at 10281 for col aap OF PROVISIONS, ton io fair Butinore aod Couutry Extias. aud 811 102415 tor Fors, Keof, Lard, Butler, Cheese, i god Yomily brands, Rrve o I ar is witbos: change of For week endin ble too" home luas. Suh importanes; sales of 0 bhis, at 855028625, Corn Me al 18 ia: Tt 8 81 0 8 ol dull; sales of 100 bbls, at $175 for Jersey, and $03 $5 15 for IA eked 104 24d 69.04% of 00 ud 5 Brandywine y Bluey ge A 04 21 5, "a M4 2,343 yn 3 ling in a y ISON. [La Pal DR 5 PAR] 14 f Wel wr A prop a 0 bo fr fhe fod FETKOLEUM—We have bad a very good demand or however, Temain fyi it t eir views, aud feel conn lca in 0h- Crude wince our last, Prices have improved; $o-day the taining an adynug 1h wk, vially of Dalsing, ism ch bones All heavy at Wale; Refined in bor 2d has wlio be oy rednoad: we note silos ol i nama I'ine Apples, seasond cute quite active iu part tor forward aebivery prices bave ads anced ting, at B16, Sicly Urany $12; Lemus, 86487. Wa q oud close d fin at de@ibe. Free OF is dull bet steady nt 58 ph py banc wh de oa "3 “0 “RICE ~The rumered heavy movement to which we referred Currants. 4 oy 4 ea 3 1h yesierday proves to have beeu correct, a d the wes now report. Citron. Lectorn. do. we 32 ed (uelading LO last evening) fot np about 60K) ‘hays Aimon ia Iraventee dm 2 4 Tva i Liangoon, on a basis of Jf edie. god, in pond, and Almonds, Sicl'y, Soft-Shell, do os» earrency, duty pad, and 5000 bags Rough, jn boid, Alm nds, Shelled, do we 0 or y Wo boston on privaie terms, Raion v ro. ns nanney $5 50 UGA KS— Raw Sugars continues woderatcly aetive. but the Bar fines, A I RR ER M2 40 demand chiefly to supply tue 1mmedints necegsitios of the Bandits 3 ar. bok. ma 4 trade Prices are not very strong, though few holders are Brazil Ni Ra TI, tan ee 13 voltig to aks avy Sai) concession, The silos to-day Fuh ne, aici. do Abeer Hl "Ald a fit up £16 hhds at 95210, for Cnba, and 1lo, for Porto Walunts Frew D) do. tots 0 13 Aik, 400 WE buzes af sami Wo quote Lute as fullulys; IsH- ihe 80 r In y Col is n anits hmited and $108 Lat ommon Re aki} a 2, On Fair to ood do., with a good den in rik Ly vaneed, closing rm. Ol t Ra!Me; a to Goud Grocers, 114212 Prime to Choice Bak a oy ind w frie ee held very Reidy, Other due, 14 2132; Coutrifugal buds, nud bxs.), 9% 1240, and Mackerel are dull abd Bom; ud Piekled amd Stoked Herings hic ave, ve ko. Hunt ab you, Nos. 7 to 4, ut Oe Win; Nos, dull ad nomidal, We quate: 101) at wh@llje.; Nos 13 to 15, at 36 dog Nos, i6 to Pry Cod 4 owt YET SRL 18, ab lS Bide; Nos, 1) do 20, atid 13je, and White, 124 Dry Scale, ewl ANd HW We, Puite Kieo Refining trades, 10] 2 11e, and Grocery do, Prokled v "Sood 30 gale. Bardi bags, 10) allile. and Manilla, 10@ 10, Ino Sfunke rel SRA nh LO <b 6.00 Suck Is estimated AL aboit 9,000 Lids, 97,000 boxes; 107,000 mela ied, N Pu 00 40 WO bags, aru 26 Lhds, Melsdo, ‘Nationa are d ull, at 10) a 1640. for rt od. os. a oy Yowdered, CC runulated, and Craecd, Hervinee Xn 1. 3 OX, Re io SALTY. —Wa nave only bod a moderato de wt of both, ¥i AX- The luauicy is moderate for Flax; (00d to holon pack aud buls, but prices esnersily have 1ul i bir Ihe ar fs be ro id nd Yr or at 7 and vy Wir to Geod rival of 2,0 Dish, Bucks Island bas hoon disposs p of nt Je, at 127%. A apply is liberal of ews moi 41 ities jess 2) Per Cob cash, Nits ato Noda has ruled quite Brm GEAIN—Our Wi has been very prices under good demand, £od sales have been made ai Jado, have deeiined, and have fl tate 1 ayy. ahoice Spring pas FV Crude rujed dud, at 10] wie. Refised Pure is selling ben vel tained mall stips I. vo forier is ab 28a bob cuey. We quote 3 sh tid er ahd hte No x han besy sparingly offered Duty: peck, Mo Plo; Bulk, P1000. and has declined bot slichuy the al ty of tu prof tie Mya Yay dh WAQM ew rns snr ravens $i £0 esl Southern States is Want; we have had a ie pnd on Fine, re A 0 for medinm qualitios of So for cxnort, and hut for the 18 ols hy v Nona Li fe oA hi Ars g wor 5 Ny an oi a huitg od auth SEICES—Al deseriplions ub ef th1s hea lia Nave heen ex- Tos iy (We esta) (ho Dusmess vas moderats and the mr trwoiy yaiet #'nce onr Bass roport; prices, tl ough without Xot quite uissidtod: 2 k a} v a Boning ERT go, me enilivly pp ui We quole: ix tho prost satuhl t rlosed eas i New is aot pleaty, but CIB «ses 000sssenuns id is very sl yw oof #il tae dema is motuly for millleg; tale N ils Hv i pn the sales are 7,00 b No. 1 Mwauked b fa store, at #9; A Hind snanny=3a nen bog fo Rud, 7.000 bash, g od Chicago Spring at &t 9 and 45 hush, Fair Faas akon Xs Via FL pok Old Whe Sic chigin at $2 A, Larley is scarce and n ralgal, h hpi tn ban) 34 7 old. We notice a mpc of Sew Canada Feit on the market, offered dani, Riuycn oo “iY ‘4 hom ch he qu y ary ine. ate SITUPEh erent sasssasscsnie sssass "ha 2 Rie h on a i n Co, x qialit A an i “Ah dhk i Sie rk “a. lower and dui at Lia lor Drop, and ot No re a flee limer and tardy d2a. tu 2 be a ar PN 5 any gles of m0 OU nel py@ilie, far Hosted Western; bl ki i 1 4 ra ha} go ta hota y busi. $21 dc. for Chicago; Ye. nog Milwankee, and oo hel heh po hy og Bondi rn bol, toi Foreign, i" che Uy Je Bio for J oh Pours fi ul and an avi he In Judh SIAN 1o wp FY IN gw od and the market is firm a Ho Y un, a4 WW by Ko Sate, knlinn Corn has been fulily offere 1, and, with a no Rn Rent pher ry y, a. od id So and farther alvancs in fioights and a Kreat dill ry ja _ 1 Yat 1 more at die. foe, exchan AVE WOU e redaction t {a vere asl ft Al y on 141 wr ro) Cosetl vive demand my be noted, B. r a A is very 4 t for Savas Seed, at 4d aud the hiskneys for export has porn good. To-day thero was ie. v apy bd ft a4 Lis wig and Faz n setive demand at tmproved, the fuguiry being Byeds quiet, at Wet 83 0; Cndontia hinaeod hos been in M ol I+ fon vxpard; the sales are 3) push, Bt 733 @794c, tor fair demand az about former prices, Wo quate nt L SST FIT] ngound, ~0asie. for Western Mixed, closing at £3je., and 81 ho Siuuot sid 4 Iia8 4 Love. hic: ami 2 for Wester if Yellow. L) ~Tuvre has been considerable sluess in Goat 10 y Skins, B10 sales. inctading 100 bates Tampico, at bio, gold; FXIOLIS OF BUVADSTUVES, Lins hase Wheat 450, gokl. Door Skis are nomial, Ki rong Wheat, ata, TEA=Tuere bas been a Loge movement 1 Oulopgs since tani pies Yee] I rt. dh onr last, but the particalars wo aro requested not to print, Total to real Pritgin and tha Contl- An atieapt Los beon made (0 csstrol the whale stock in first pent for the week ending Auk. b, 7.003 banily BU spsoalators fall in their object; prices, however, R Gl hh bd ie wy 1oinouy have ripuily advanced aud as the clogs nave an upward ey Sopom)ee de 80... oy Dre Ver iez Mwndeus, Gross rule very firm, bal there bas nok buch much amg iin nd getivity RYCRICES OF BREADSIUFFR TOK CCO—Kentueky Leaf hasmet 8 fair inquiry, but Floor, Wheat, Core, prices have been very nregular, At the close bnyers and bbls rd oi gq sellers e apart iu their Views, We revise our eoln quota For the week ending Aug, 7, 1806. oF ea AD 1° Wy ton Hous astodows: 1 gut Leaf Lugs, 4 2c; Common, 4;@ Bines Suame 1 I. rere 1,155.0 11s oi Mdium, Fig. tou Sele; Fine, 10)@lle, aud para PY IT LL o,9 an 9 i GUNNY PAGS lave ‘undergone po especial change iu elooton, 14a ice. Regv) Western and Clarkonile, Jugs, r uel ee hosted: we atuote at 232 3ke ye Wn, Ld ite: u a prices; the in 8} Viue, Lette, and Neloctlows, 15@10e. Beod Loaf is no very sctye, but holders feel mose corfide wee, and are lw at TIN-We nave had a fair inguiry for Pig, but prices have pudergme no essential change. lates have ruled gui steady ne is scarce and wanied. ®140, gold; Enssin Cioan gf 800; und American at $200 for We que: Vad sed, and $310.083 W tox Dres sed, all eurrency. oy old, BD 0 2% Hi DES—The late activi in Dry Hides po lovger prevails, Kirin... Frere BU i, TH) and the market loses quict at our Jevinnd Juatations: he puiz Eugdish seaneoaos sss usens«Lo0k8, wil, sales to-day were 200 Clty Western Slangbter Ox at 13 4 fess ea ensues emanate 13¢., pide AY v, and 1,00 Green Salted Californie, 51 iv, Fines, Gia i AA box 1 3% id en private terms. We quote: Dry Hidos—Baenos Ayres, Teme, Coke semssmiaatancinnseraeas DAE M102 Ib, 21i@™e.; Luenes Ayres, 20 to 23 I, 20} le. ae CHRTOUs seere sri i HTS RIN 00 Montsyldeo, 96 to 20 in, Yow ie. ortientes. Lito Mm, 18 19, Rio Grande, 2) to 22, 17a lve Orinoes, 21 to 2, Valitse. Californie, 2 to 14a@19te,, gold, uenal selec. tion. Wet alied Hideo Luonos A ye, 4 te OO Ib, #l@%.; Rio Grande, &f 10 45 lo, 9:0 Califorsis, 40 Lo 50 1 04 ae. old, mua! selection; No wiOrleans, #0 to 0 mn, 12ei2ie.; ‘ostern and Country, 6ito Fahy dei; Cary Slaughter (Ox), 60 to 50 1, 12 aw 1c; Cliy Slanghter (Cow), 1510 6) Ine Oa 100, CHTTENeY, nena dehy HAY ~The deiwand is good and the supply moderate; sales fou ShIp ping, ut Toa ®e., and to Letail Trade, $1 10281 15 per 100 1s, HOPS—With favorable accounts from the interior of (he TALLOW The arrivals arc light of Donrstic ireces singe The tore of the market, are Lot when tie market fell last week. Hole deman! for somo time, and as the rec tobe Jarpe, pression among buyers iv that eo decl witiedto, Our annexed quotatiove, Site in regar to the growisg crop, the of wiair regsird as pomizal. Iu Foreign yield, ihere bas been Jess tuouiry; bai ws we have but a wing nah gh. However; #tock on hand, and only limited sriivids, holders genorelly wit cn Wool, is very dull, in fet, en; rales have been made at Yal0 aie, at also sales of Bavarian at 60a tc,, snd "ox: With a good supply of Cuba, the demand is lim- Led nod prices nousal xt €0@ Xo c., gold, duty paid, sud 572 gold, tn bomd, ION ‘Lie business in Pig since this day week bas heen extremely Hinited, but iu prices we have uo material allers. Lion to pote: thers have been sothe sales making to consumers, Bit they we vo juercly Job lots; Bar leon, &c., also roled quret, ihe only business be {ug {rom store; prices are nowinslly (Le cams, We anote: $17 a R13 00 demand fal pri yr growin wud qUALiLY; ore extremely heavy, I Cd chp com in fine condition, ng i aud Le, for Native and one: [artes Mori aw ae r Tesen We quot Lae. for common Washed; 72207 however, was firm, purchssiog to any extent, their wonts being su lied and the market is steady; wales 030,000 1b, at 12¢ 1200. for Western, and i2e. for City, card, WOCL~We have no material alteration to note in the price the date of cur last weekly review, Manufactorers lors do not anticipate any cipts iv prospect are sal and our stock now accumu'sting, the general in. ne will bave to be “ub. for the present, Inust be rlecces voiy Jltlo Lins are more lihernl, We here, for both Domestio flat; aud us the re. the warehouses wl toward very fr Coctiue fv We guein, in currency, as folios: Domestic Vieeers, at ted, now; JAC. for one-half aad three-quarter do. 57 woe, for full blood do., aud Fras, for So winy k lpeces; wade. tor No, Pulled; ele, for rfine do., and CO@6oe, for F tro ae, on Unwashed California; 27« 7c, for 1 ‘ine do, and 15@ 250, Yorel n as fol vwe: Sue. for eom. South Ameriean at ov, for Unwashed Mostiza and Merino; maeee for Washed Entre Rios; 2007200 for ote. The marke is Lig, No. American, per tin with gitar 4 worlttale i ht atu realy Lo AT rr NO 60a too Uewashed Creole; 0a ile. fur Washed Cordova; Culllian at Yer alap ride or for spegitehive DUrpos Lei Coan K Rb ea os We 1 00D. 24420 fur v unwashed Mestiza nnd Merino; Cup of Good v of the 1 adi ar article Bar, Common EK. A, pei tun is moh reamed Sioa ga want et man a J Bar Beficod I. A or Lar 3 C1009 Tope, uN for Unwaslied; Eust Inds, 530. for 0F merchan tise, pecially mW ue figeusg dine, fnyoia aie a dE a OW RL AAALAR, “r Wed, 1 AL au at 203 bed, 0a 400 Sor hes arket We Wash who 8 sgt unavitty of 5 roll, per 1am naan Anessa ras ane Is $03 205 ov te Wa whl ow Wale. for Luwaske wd of ade, WC, y and I chanss ex prsaens gusegenss 5 00D i fy she desizable goodaalland Sop, Bat Ba. OVI UG RAE RR 165 00@ 295 00 w BALL ROLEThe. ing pri Lins Je. fodeiats ad BiH Rods #316 neh.) per Lilo eooe ens 130 Wa 185 0 pices aro steady, We qliole ut 31 T- 3 for Boul Sem, Markets ane REPORTED P w NT. Tomess Hora Shon dcr u I i j 150 0% 16) 00 $1 abl 37 for Ocuotak, and L 3 iaRl 40 for Arotie, ANB yiis Rupanian van vim KT. Ti boas os BL AE PO TY 1% 00@ 160 09 WILISKY =e market is more active and firm; sales of Ww A “PAY, August 3, 1864, Ay Reese ha 1 bh 100 thts, at S3e. iu bond, aud 33)c. to krrive (afloat), Voininass gmiet alls Suring 198 week Pas boon vather quiet; gg hay b 6a oh Jilpritedh nt in i Sonali od i Manila, and the market rile rm: we q% n gold as Piichs. of oar chil agle moduets Lave decd he the fav orade hy v 8 voullser 0 hip ue Fs PE x ora! asitrile of Bread” hi ans 3 all gp al i if nee 1s Heda, Me) Receipts of Produce. Ty mL Fon Reni y [JR Cs y 8 oh 4 shh ba rts, sy ful ouates ol ed 11 HIE To WRENS BL he Flour, M1 bbls, WLisks, 406 bid, Cor Ania gaing in ACOPR BY A oa er a He dem [AAS HE Ke The Aras ot 1s moderately active for emiocX Meal, ‘20 nush, oat, Zhu L Lon, 52 nah, HH Wb ar 3 i“ ea eo inl acs, ha tanagd, rd ped ALE, Ly some enses; I higher; receipts Oats, 11 pkge. A tea, 00 Lhe Pork, 6794 Live Hoge, 7.04 at 4 deelinhk eam to a-tivs but aly wab'n fare ore ¥eral, bo there In re ‘woeu lation. of stock, Oak bb's Prtplesm. 3 y Sols cont J edu pply, and VOIy Gila; we quote EE ow. ir Ai wos dome 6 drs, aril uniter is contiuues in reduced sup iy a i or ces MAW iL mianlag ys: 5 favorable accounts fim the (cast IM: Lic lock— Ramos Ayres, Mears, Sha isey fi al RON ABI OTE a% 1h (he erp Mota Heap has rapidly Siddie, hf vie. 3 agit Rain, California, ew 5, 3 3; mana Hib spesninin yeweot in 295; Wiad a oh Oijnoco, nas aad yp ws 2 4 ht pT the ra ket Heavy, 32atige; Mul Samer Cnr, Aha. Good Fya— Orrrer or ‘Wineew, "Lawn Co. wo. Wie i See LIL REE pir Hl xia vata ion hes ogour. A i HS in Ararat Sati Jongh, Sia en tr bw lou bu TAR 1 Ped dH ga do vk wl, Tost. eels patch using pur. Vas BitLghie OALit,; 02 ie; Light, 342 i OLDERS of he PIEST MORTGAGE BONDS ta png se ti aan; t5 the um, uy of Le NDIA R GENT RAILWAY COMPANY. 8:2 2 ASHES CEPTS Rod i ed Wh Wat; Bell Wie on dbo ist dey 6 {pest nie og 1 to taille A he He wi yom rh Se toport zoe; he. fan 4 of Br hohe the fogs do of er ROR Veith (bo dod 9 PREPPY To Daal fof LATHE Hasta in abe lu good ryt piles ale well and ane wut of Sail Dsus Bed DY “WimsLow, PRLSWA Xe ihine w tel Yel. sustained, el lostLe fir al 84, three months, a "VY eae he Bo ie TA t imecial LEAD—Tog inguiry for Fig has been oniy wederats, hit iu “Girton gr VRE A CVRICAN ny xn Mixa Company BELO WA rue XL 0A a TCT TRL ynives there Bm BECO ge, closing mi R0%0a No. 22 Wud tor, DEW 04% Ang 5 The, CANDLES a 119 Luli Lu Apecinl chauga, the bat 0 a for Spanish, #6 a8 for German Refined, and 86 75 ThE REGULAR ANNI AL MELTING or the «8 has iwi Via oe ry we (0% "ut rg Tie, WAT 12 Ta Kuglisb, oli grid. Bar Ip lower nud is selling at Khalders of this cory for tho vlection of TQITSTHES f Lor Alas nant Ines for tis m4 id BO a! fo: P wiant, Wd Shoe! Jb ud Liye gio Ww, eurren Loy for the ensuing vour, w "heb att he ioe of JAMES M. MeLEAN, 4 Coil ~T oe mine lor gitu Gl In NA ver! v anol. bat LTE Thess mu haar vo particular onnge sinee our loot; No of fro doy on MONDAY, Iii "5. Sh Peis open mid w s moderate or vr Land boilers are extremely firth in i the do Ie 18 Las been fairy wo quote ab 0 for Common ALG Tia RF TTS —ie 3 x retary. Lelr views wil bo afi rae 5.1. 1 Lire gs WAVED N( [11] eur. MOR bs; ta, oud, Li [he 1 gio fais 17 Swe Ars #1 wor. ARs rhar tn very Ut)o busivess doing, tho sales 1 HAH ANG (necsuor to GRO PEAODY di "ar Gof 1 xo, eavuows. 47:13; net cosh god, Deng priscipelly la Jobbing Jots to supply the immedits 2), A on of EUROPE aud the iy paid, Oth AT mie is eads S of 1% vats of tie (rad Frices are Head v as follows: aha P \eF. istued vy hash SEY "MORGAN Lo. No, £3 Bxcuan ee DBL 81. 1) SOIT AL vale ter ne, Wequotedava 1a?! i ‘ado, 150 63 Cuba {a i 5 He. 1 entrifi1g pire 2 y bon, 187521 by Maracaibo, 174 1c. Lage) Es, 5a toe Porto Rice, 61180, hud New Unk ave, ®in.@ FICE of MAYNARD TIEMANNT MINING Ji 5: Doning 6, li y Ih to yo A phits, Cuba, 5,000 do, VYorte hii 1{ FN VERS CONSULTING HEMISTA No. 240 Pearl at, 1 bossa n rt busin ji” 1 (00 hhla, v N.Y. aud Co jo. Avsavs of Gold snd Silvera Analyse hte Ht poi wters but tie cout ny 4 {iy VAL STORLS=Y| Fospentine Las puled quite of 0; 5 AA AA produ Gu.no, Soda Ash, ke 5 pecinl Le A we Fug DIOL or ngitton of gloady for pNceie vi Lhe spot, buf JOWor pace pete becl Santion siven 10 the avalyies of Leon eres, Lion slag, end ron cinder, FFICE OF TIE N.Y. GUARANTY AND INDEMNITY OO, New-York, A Ats meeting +f he Bosnn, ob Dungeons, JOSHUA J, HENRY Amnsements. Quurric THEATER. d Grover, PALA EEL LE LEE i was ananimously «Jocied PRESIDEN Vi) of tals Com THURSDAY EVENING, August C18 J, OGUEN, Trossurer Third week and continuation of the very successful presentation of DIRECTORS, GORGEOUS Savon D of Babcock, Brothers Co. y SPEOTALTTAR. FAIRY LEGEND, B A A, Low. of A, A, Low Brothers, ICE WITCH, L. You HorpMax. of bs Yon oD Co, ICE WITCH. 1% Witcin Joxatsay Irony, of Thorne, Watson k Ce which as eninys a moons of the most Jorn Worre, of No, 205 Filth-ave, HAA HIT of the PROFLE, ERT Josuoa J. HENRY, of No, 14 Broad st WEBB Bis WER SISPHLAR Jaxes B, Jouxstod, of J. Boorman, Johnaton Qo. Davin Dows, of David Dows Hy Aa SEEN) nt hADY J ori Bult Ioan W, A. Morpock, President Con tinentel Natlonal Bank Of the Y itn r AR gonceded one W. burLer ONOAY, f Pues, 8 Sperman Co. TIF VERY STRONGEST Ororar D. CraGiy, i’ Presents! ine a ix within James PP, Warraon, of Wallaeo Wickes Mies KATE NEWTON, THER SA woah, LSnmeas Hermay Marcos, of Marcuse Baltze Messrs. GEORGE CL ARE LAMB, Rik on} TING. F10HARD LA Hers, Pros, of the Great Western Marie fon Ce FOSTER, and othe or of warked Malaty Hares, of Bole, jr. Ca, iE PrlioH FU fe THA SEORMATION Damsuaxy, of C. Dimbmann Diriting the first act, continue: to char pn, with GiaND 2 Nie DISPLA ENTRANCING MUSIC, b Ld JOSHUA J. HE Ry, Pre«dent, JAMES P, WALLACE, Vice Veoodeant FRANCIS J. OGDEN, Treasurer. SHORD the PLEASING DANCES of Mie 1 HELE WOO MILL, IF, POW LER. Miss CAPITAL, $2,000 000. First introduction of IGE CASH ADVANCES made on MERCHANDISE i Syons AND IN THE ELFIN om of 4 AER ay ND TRANSIT, ON Stocks, BONDS, snd other SECURITIRS; elo, 00 THE ELFIN DELL, THE ELFIN ELT. TUE on AND GFRMAN OPERA CHORUS, SHIPMENTS TO LUuRove, This Company is yrivaret to tute the management of Real and Per- engaged express'y to avtiin tha briliient Uhoruses with "which the sonal Estate, and to negotiate Loans for States aud Corporations play ia replete, y adaition to several sutlraly new tions, pre Also, to colle: Interest, Coupons, de parcd esprossly for ebis prossiital! om of pee render Ue Moneys received ou daposit, for which certificates will be lssued I things from Lidine,” “JL; wey Rees aod Joliet” DE IO IE and Rigin li Urnsde, whlch uighily wecute saibusinstie he ATY OF QUINCY, ILLINOIS, BONDS. —JH0ld- Hap Tor wrrom i s legend of ihe North of Furepe, anda teu wp bythe dramatise Me ELC KSTORE bo ysuitus suit features In a grand spectocular for Repiete with scenie the most gory ou; and Lint charset 'r, from the A abin eils of Mes:es, PF. HAYES sod D, ANT WONG; weird and fiiry hi xe music, ec mpesed svorenly by ry ers of sald Bonds can exchange them for NEW BONDS whlch the State pays, like Stato Bonds. Address or call on KIDD, PIERCE Co., No, 19 Broad st, New: York. July 27, 1368. F rtm. BAKER, embracing the chara sems of several 0 Oy a JRLEE iD STATES TREASURY, hs pubic sofonsid with Lie Lixariaas ireadous of 8 mywtin INTEREST DEPA BME Sr, full to wr ton with evorvarylug iecilent, it cannot ial to DB w York, Aujust 3, 1068, Lion, i SCHEDULES OF THIRTY No MORE **7.%" COU. PONS, maturing after the 13th instant, will now be received for ex. sibel jotarast Department of tho United States Tressury. VAN DYCK, Assistant Treasorer United States, Brau MS NEW AMERICAN "MUSEUM. Broadway, be Jo tiara Priace ste. LNIOYABLY C00 a L. FOX'S BPL¥NDID BPHCTACUL iy ANTOMIME. RINT. L10X, Banking fouses and Bankers. Miss Kate pENNOTER HC MR CK FOX, PR AAAS dake full an ond ad GRAND PANTOMIME CON IPANY, "VERMILYE CO vey anil ons ves us i es whe A RE iLL No. 44 WALLST, REMARKAR). FE TRANSUORMATIONS, L \COMABLE TRICKS ant MIRTiLINSPIRING INCIDENTS, In the a'erant SPACIOUS SALOONS, SPACTOUR SALOONS MASTER ALLEY TURNER, INFANT DRUMMER MAMMOTH FAT CHILD, sree years 0! w oo 1 a JURLE DW ARPS, HGLASSBLOWERS. CIRCASSIAN OQIRL, TWO NYL-GHAUS. AND LIVING BIRDA OF RAREST rk UMAGE, AFRICAN CROWMNID RANER, LACK SWANS FUE AFRICAN VOLT RE, TOE DY BANE LivING OL RASO-ULTANG FROM BORNEO. COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES or CLOSING PRICES. rr he hl b In Si MONKEYS, NEWYORK, Angost 8, 1866. JAVING LOA CONSTRICTO IRS. BANKERS AND DEALERS GOVERNMENT STOCKS A FAWN {Buy Bell. Bay Sell 125 PORTRAIT OF NA INDIAN CHIEFS, ing. nz. taken from drawings wade from Life, cons the most extensive Redistered. 81 AETIRE] me, 1.30000 sessrans Tory 7 IND AN PORTH Al UAL LE ny i EY WORLD. Coupon, "dl 1 1 July, T.30s0sesssnssnses jos 1% Cosmoramas, Learned Seal, Ha ariniy: Grund i Aquaria We 5.20 Register-a 153 We} June, C1. Notes, 1364. 115; Figores, Geclogioa ol, and 520 Conpon, "62, 1098 July, C. 1 Notes, 1864. HH lig Historical Relics viosiiies, 5 20 Coupon Ang, 1. Notes, 1864... iia 112} Admission, 30 cents, ircn uoder ten, 1D conte. 4 10.40 Reguterod. =f thet, 411, Notes. 180%... 108) Ho} JINVER GARDEN, To 10.40 Registered... w mn 1, Notes, 1864, 1103] 110 VW 4 a 10.40 991. May, CU, 1. Notes, 1865, 1904; 108 i SDA) EVENING, AVGUST 6 N.Y. 1048 Ang, C. 1. Notes, 1340, ij 107 la colin withn HY TCT, na oulebrated comedian 148° |Sept., 1. Notes, 1863,,1 07 il wh agpess this svmls JO 4 Thy SROLGHAM, L Ne 0 w ax this evening, snd 1) bk 10434 08 0c. Notes, 1865 1054 v pra TA Is WEER ONLY fo bie own word-femo gv r. vig anh oftiied A OR, YE “GE NILE ‘Savaon proseitel with BiFEAL NY I'L SCENERY AND PONENT REL KiRG POW “Hi A=LAL, Biug of Lhe hr RORYOIBS. Ls JOHN BROUAIIAN calion’ ae Mies Emilio Madviih Cept. Jotm Swit, wens Mr. J, C, Door load faree entitled vue Miss Emilie Melville BAK ING HOUSE JAY (0. CORNER WALL AND NASSAL. 373. NEW-YOR RK. We boy and sell at the most Libera! Curent prices, co 1d keep full supply, of wr BONDS 22 so 1335068, JOVERN CERTIFIC AT INDE Bit JDNESS, Pos ASD CA vith the ou n band Fhe postr ne wl eos JE UY LIND, Jenny Leathors Baron Swig't Geauby 4 Monty sar’ wod w nol? GS i he ah K3 BONDS, SeNery, Bev 0 4 ee 2 nenis, en entirely new And sxecate orders for purciuase and eof 0 0H and BAW umes, snc pr ud aud original romautiq “ame, by JOUN BRO GLAM, GOULD. JAY COOKE uC DONS abs 3 MIASION, Deon open Th, Commonce ut o'clock, 3 TURNER BROTHERS, WA uACKS Ninth Week f tie Fog it of the BANKERS and DEALYRS in GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, POST; aR his “ow DIAN, toer cont duteret slowed on daily balmices— 14 NASSAL ST, ino ir ew marble block. RY DAN, ER have REMOVED to 0 UNEQUIVOFAT, SICCESS or Cie NEW DRAMA aes” oy BRIEN, FISK HATCH porn 101 BF oumogs BANKLIS, SHAMUS Opry: ver M rn DAN BRYANT Wich tbe great pat No. 3 NASSAV.8T. IS TRONS nen BUY ard SPULL AT MARKET RATES ALL DESCRIPTIONS hy Jt FERICH, esq, ad 1» aN Witten expren'y jor! Oy 7. A, Th Daygolor 0 1 B. LI 2 Ll Bir Derry Down, an king eetvod every ovends Twit Tom B por h r v Other chars cle: g Cao, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, (S537 so i bet ol h OM, Jil Swith XC ACCOUNTS of BANKS. BANKERS ond others RECEIVED ioc the geod ihe couse ou favors le tera, RIOTION Jn COLLECTIONS MADE TUROUGHOUT THE UNITED PY thechamotens. Pirsocucod goa: miocet FATES AND CANADA. SHAMLUS 0 BRIEN EVERY MIGHT, Admission 50 cents. Woon: THEATER. LAST NIGUT AY va of tics won and of th bat tw of, ton an nd a nd of o charming THURSDAY, An to Stags Mur iger® i OPI. 5) NTARY BEXEIF tod Planet's o Ay w Len will be piveen YOUNG WIDOWS 81 Miss M. yi n aviug kindly volunteered. Mise Mal veel Francins furlth songl having RINE he iE ‘sad Jiamiton. TORY PASTOR 9 CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSI (A FE A :D. PAnieLs dS, CROZIER CC {1 DN nd MI A BROKE ns, 24 Nosy oat, Fopecial pro hy given tot NVEWOLD 4 LOCKWOOD, Pe New York, olorado 3 wining ve oA No. 22 William st, New York, PANKLRS AND BLHOKERS Prince de Conti, having kind'y ve hat Stocke, Do a Govern t 8 ww Aceou A Bake SAFDLEY OF KRONGR h 4 nintee ba Stuha, Jolt S04, 6 aera, as van TE Mie MUSICAL INTERLY 17, having volute: UA PROF. WALSH. Bankers snd others receive 1 on Savoreh.o trme To be followed by tie M- Bat oq on of the A. CG, NORWOOD, of the New-York Stock Exchange FAIR ONE WI THE GOLDEN LOCKS, INO, F. LOCKWOOD, ormer 1s of Boffile, Now York. friroducing the WORRE \L SISTERS 20 tholk taost rien STATE OF EW TORK, BAY ix DEPARTNRNT, To conelude wi TIE OLD. GUARD. ALBANY, May 1558 Aversa. cons sesrpasses RRL Di eri Me. Ira JI. Moore. ill DOVER PLAINS BANK. Dover, Dutchess Beenre your Nosts, Count this day f tJ otiom of the okt. diidsg svat of SHOE AND LE ITER SANA EAN In tho Coty of (OTE EIS FU I New-York as azent for (lo redemption of i's eh ‘nlating notes, (o- TAY HAY NLOX BROTH, Rs gether wilh a revocs!ti os the Broadway Bank aw y fa WSATI LI COMPANK nol the appoint ont o the a entitled An to amend the gov im wily ted 11, ky, Bankiny Assoet tions aud Indil 15 lel, 4. W. SCHUYLER, Superintendent rw Yopk, Bava Depagrae such azent, nureenhl non acts relating to fusorn ul Ba Keres pared Ap:il _My3 lawl aTh "MO DAY Evrae AUGUST 13, STAR TROUPE of GYANASTS a FORATS, DANCERS FAN 13, VOCALISTS, ke, 7 e TTANLON RROTHERS, STATE oF May 1, 18 promfuent in wi LRANY, iH Y GIVE x ow rsliant to 4 a or. NICE PIS nr. 14 THOMA, TIVARD pod FREDERICK hi 294, La 8 end 43 via of 1%, thiat the clreul Dotes TOE =i Mp i SGNOLITA STELLA, foamed ta the Po Wie Bank ahi rh 2 aeroctation loested Ln Fd ity of s suable £.mpe MASUR onder uj hy the a aes SIONORY TA GALLEYT New-York, will be Bernd, par, by the Superintendent of the Panking Depart nent, woot ation ab the New-York State National Pome ve ol the World; the oo pel ARON FAMIL Bank, in the City of Atbar ry, tor oix years from the date hereol, and MINIS LS, rom the Por A aris 0. W, not therealler. iia tie regotrned B 0 dow 1 i, as "COLLINS, the The outstandirz eireitaiing nates of the sald bunk monet ba presouted Lid LA and Yo an; the Three Jufal as aforesaid, within six years (rom (he date hereof; and oll norm which THA and HANEY PT LE ons; with COPS DE BALLY VT. Tepe PBrLereRrR SIL CIRCUS, Betw eon Perry and BY RE aL HE OF Fis ee or 3 MprzeNs, RY WER POSILIN LL THE hAST WEEE shall not be presertod tor iodo pion and paymon; wi thin tho gime cifind, will cease te be a eharge upon the [und in the bands of the Nnperinteode: t for that purp yi My law Th .W, SCHUYLER, Sopsrintesdent, Dividend Notices. or oa a rome at OR A N B r n y PY ad y I a pour aly 3 yl Cou mameiup MONRAY® Eh Ak Ae 0 Oud w DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT for the last SASL WER BE LIE EY A DIVIDE ste DIVIDRAND of FIV PER CENT Sinor SERASTIAN, the conat Helm Panes a bi ented have a declured payable on MONDAY, Angnst 6, iron of Govern NELot SON BRUTAL. fru jaeptlag. _ LAE FORD, Casbler, ve worde: Jl Acobats of ile age 57. Maks ine TnseRa Co. a No. "aL ALLST., ng IVIDEND.—The BOARD itt “DIRE, CIORS. have this doy declarod a DIVIDEND of FIVE FER CENT, fies fron Government tax, payable ou and sc MONDAY, 13th inst, The transfer books will be closod trom the 9.1: inal, to the dste of peyment, WASHINGTON POST, Becretary. any OFFIOK OF THE AN) RICAN {wnkriia FrAXE Co. ew Vong. \ncuelY, 1060, LA PETITE Kil Li ff 3, val 4) ATA: 3 Ticoley with her Assllnn 3 B. TITLONORO CI7BA, in hie gress SOMWERSATR Rd W, T, AYA AR, LUE AMERICAN UMORIST. LET 7 RR LL cererrasesdd Jente Loniienes scsi 2 comin CLildien cuder du uivrinnnen »s CCUTARINT, Proprieter For OLD BOWERY THE. \TER. Eng Foam for Sly Nizhee Only of th Biguor Clilaiais thin IVIDEND. <The Bom, of Directors of this D Company Lave dered u SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of 1X OP NOLO 5 EAN, (5) PER CENT out of the profi‘ of the Company, payable on snd ooo na 4 0 TROUPE, ei.er the 18t of September next, al their flce, No, 154 Hester-at, A y ig Load Pac K. erway. SPORE FIA 180 LADD®R AND AERIAL BARS wl BE ONDER OF TIE AGE. WwW allt New-Y Ee Angnat 1, end, in Lis Acide! Fii hb ur One Hundied eal, the 'Wonderiui Oy APTI AL esse cutsrnsisinsrnnsssnsssasin ss SAB past of modern times, 0 Anak. Pe, Angnst i, ae “i. t First appecrance of WV, Salih, Billy BLIL L. M. Rees, sud the ASS, Angie LARA, 0esimmsnnnes 1 Gent Wiay The Board of Directors have this dey bled a DIVIDEND of Millie Bo Dhine, and Vo DiagiihAl dork eve Mlle. Victoria Rew in» FIVE PER CENT, payable on demand. grand OF, LA PODRIDA of aranie oo MARTIN L. CROWFLL, Secretary. _GEAND MAVINEE ON SATC RAT AFTERNOON. 1 BANK GR Me MANHATTAN COMPAXY, Te. GARDEN O New Yonx, (0th July, 1866, Mi PJ VIE President aud Dircetors of the MANHATTAN TA RY ANY heve this Fir LARED SEMUANNUAL PR TDP AD of FIVE (5 PPR Aad re foo Gorrie: ot vid ie Na out ufthe ponte of the last six Bodin savablent un RIDAY, POPULAR ORCS ORT RAY ARDVN tia 10th proxi. re IARBIRC RUVR, Cane Casligr. PROGRAM I FOR willis hen [p— Naw Yor Fix {nsenixen Oc Oo. i Marl" Ava Ea anne smnma seen vpn ss dh, e- senies TH DIVIDEND. y didi 0 FIVE 1 PLR Seow Solio ae pS oh) CENT, and Government A JER Overs Las MINT A Re ARRAS hele LLL fat Sr Be Wath oh Violin Ob &lo by A Toouwms, Polka" Anvil” soveeeiirnsirinne FARA Push aon nr 8, and ¥inela—" Lluguenots’ EE Ll 8. Overture—" Massaniollo v0 cersesemanss Andes Quartet—*' Rigole'to "ous REEL TET TEETER TE de. de AAAI 2 AAA 11. Maroh—~Pot +0 ed TT TI rr Crommine Dero SCREYLNIIA Argan NO STPON Ny: ACCOUN FoF WEATH Pricaprrea, Aus! ats “to TWENTY VE CENTS. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Of. (i. JE J ARIS T f Army Clothing and ID Auipoge. in th is olay, until YUL DS ME ROME HOPKINS DAY, the ®th Lastant, K r supplying the Schuy!silt Arsenal with the 4 First MORNING CUNGERT fu the Brooklyn Orphen Ford, Leland Opera House, Saratoga, FRIDAY, August 16, st 1 eto Hainway's Grand Pianos will be weed, iol los Ang eupplios tans P ver OLR A PAPER, 26x40 Toho. 1 ten PETROLLUM PAPLR, 36x09) icles. Samples of which cou be seen this office, Each bid must be guarsotend by two responsible parsons, whose sl nature wot be sppesged 1 to the FAA aranty, aid certified toas being sod and nt ge or the amount nvo'ved, br vomie publie fonct oaary of the Uiuited Ardy Bi roi dais), Lz i tors, sud those that do wot fly com: the cequirernonty o thir advertisement, willunt be Vonaid- ig Blank forms for proposals, embiaciug the terme oft 3 onde each, A pig ig] Xs nibs ton w thie igh oe: y Suited whe dot mn seldered, uo BUI propni he Condotel ote Bich hous vd ht ppt conf fw te 0 W EE Catertwbtt ni te WE AE a" op Ldoree ore angelope. Sm {shiny Lei Assistant Q iar GTAP you ANE 4 EEE es RAT, $3,000, mn Odicer. _- [3 ota ans 3 py rw eerl 3 Printmg, viens neater mak (pes FE RE rr” wa Be a a aaa as ad "SEL CELE SE TF i VY AL EYERDELL! SONS, No 1 Fulions!. Notices, STEAM JUS PRINIERS sal LABLL MANUFACIUR rn or a Ne 3 ap uy me ARMONT 3 Pavie, ¥.ondon and New-York ork hi 1 ried Fistula e° Hours of youu lation lem Wa ww. to 5 pe JPRICTERE, PisTU LA and PHL rs CURED with- out knife or “at ==Aftention to nda tio pelvic viscers De’, Cinities alien {i ure. TR IAAT 1, I, KINDS of FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, LN BEDDING, LOOKINGAIL bhiy be Seve, cheapest at G. W. SNEDEN CAMPRELL'S, No, 26) Bowery. belweon Sunton aud Houstomsts, Call. Save money. Goods wananted esd deliveged NAAN sndp? Ry A MM. Be _—— No 2 Union-square. Ea five. irulture jn suites. wi EEE EDROOM EN ME i Wn FURNITURE of war- I ra ed man Tole Also, woltd and Watnut I aber TW M. EVER DELL™ 8 INS, No. 104 Falton-st, Suites, plain and ornamental, ot NG IONS WN Wh nning earn end FINEST ATIONERY, td Canale, enoouite Wooster, Fo elo)

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Amusements. a, wn WALLACK'S THEATER. Tits EVENING at 8=SiAMUS O'BRIEN. Dan Bryat AH Davasgport. Carles Fisher, B. PP Rinzeo d. Geo. Holla h 4 Hae an, 1 2 uson, Brown, Miss a Cooke, Mr Muk Bimich Mrs Joho Setion a WINTER GARDEN. TIX FVENING at 8~PO.CA-HON-TAS-JENXNY LIND, Nir. Jeln Brouzham, Miss Emily Melville, J. C. Duan, W. 3. Ane dran WOOD'S THEATER. Pid FURNING=YOUNG WIDOW'S STRATAGEM TIE FALE GNC WITH THE GOLDEN LOCKS=THE OLD ARD. Live Worrell Sisters, Mr. Leffingwell, Mary Provost, Tony Pastor Prof. Vals), a ll company. Benefl' of Manacer Baker t Lit BAUNUMW'S AMERICAN MUSEUM PAY AND EVENING—JACK AND GILL. Mr G. I. Fox wed 111 compmy. ONE. HUNDRED THOUSAND CLRIOSILIES. THE CAROLINA TWINS, do OLYMPIC THEATER. THIS FVENING. at 8=THE ICE WITCH. Mr. Mak So tha Webb Sivors, the Fowler Sisters and full company Win d Ger ay LR RE wan Opera Choras. A gorgeous Fiuvale, THE EL TERRACE GARDEN, Third-ave. THIS EVENING at 8—=THEO. THOMAS'S Of GARDEN CONCERT. Programme varied every eve LAF We HESTRAL Kitty. 'r CHIARINI'S CIRCUS. Tilis ESE NING at 8=At the Bleecker-st. Pavilisn, Rodrizaes and Eapiv oss, Nelson Brothers, Marvelous Ethiopian Pupils, Siguo senastian, Doin A. Marqre: and full company. Performances eve alteincen bree uights longer. A ET OLD BOWERY THEATER. eu THIS 1 NING at 8.=THE NICOLO TROUPE =3PORTS OF Avi AS— NG LADDFRams th blood: it wiil also remove the obstinate state of tha pores, aad fees from sl impurities end gross particles. Atria will Sold by all Druggists. the perspuation ae e———— ed lish ite MARSDEN'S CHOLERA (Ura Has never failed to relieve Marspex's CroLrra (UR™ 1: certain to cure. ManspeN's CHoLeRA CURZ Can be relied on in every case Price, #1. Depot, No. 487 Broadway. CroiLvreN TEETHING. The molt fds a faithful friend in Mes. WIN3Low 3 300TUING Syne. It is perfectly reliable and Larmless. lt relieves the chid from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, relieves griping in cle bowels, cures wind colic, softens the gums and redooss indaumation srk 4 as oh By giving reiiel and Lealth to the child, it comforts aad resis tho malar. Trovsaxps Lost BY NEGLECT. Wy act 0 foolhardy when danger is present. Cholera is sweeping with ruthless vio'eace all classes, With such a warning 3 fous us why uot be prepared’? Marspex's Cuorera Coen $lss never fai'ed, an can be proved by the teslimony o tice $1. Dopot, No. 437 Broadway. tiousands NOTICE TO SEA-BATHERS. Casvanen'd Lore por TRE HAIK neutrel izes ali bad effects of salt water upon the Luir. The use of this invaluable article tenvies Gray Moir to te rion’ olor, hving it 0 soft und ala, Sosinrin ns WY BS™ Mice, No. 1,125 Broadway, N. Y., where wuformation re specting the treatment of the hair will be freely given from to 2p. m Saran A, Casvaniza, M.D A few applications only of DALLEY'S MaGican PAN XTRACTOR ate required to cure the worst cases of Piles, Sal, ham asd ail Skin Diseases. For Burns and Scalds it is well-kuown 1) the most rapid and wonderful! remedy extsut. Sold by druggists, and wt the depot. No, 49 Cedar-st. 25 cents a box. e A Carvrtiox.—The wonders wrought by Durones's LoAT™ING Fry Ji1LLER, and its tremendous sule all over the country, hava started certain quacks to meke imitetions. Every Din knows this to be true. Don't be imposed vpop. Buy Durcasa's aad zit you are all riziit. Keep your horses’ hoofs in perfect order. Darnsi's GALYANIC [Horse Sanve will Qo it, and will cure Scratches, Swell. ngs, Sores, Cul, Galls, Bruises, and in many cases Quittor, Spaviu end Enlarged Joints. S0cents 8 box. Scld by Druggive, Harness Maem, and the Depot, No. 49 Cedarst. COSTIVENESS, THE SOURCE OF DISBASE. —~It causes Piles, leadacle, Dizziness, Bilioosuess. Sour Stomach. Oppression, Spicits, Worms, Indigestion, Le. Dr. HARgmo¥'s Perisracric ozexars warnianted to cure all these, and the only cura for Proms, bathe: bleedi 01 otherwise, Sold by Dexas Barnes Co., gas wax Co., Caswrry, Mack Co, and all Diugzists. WiLrcox Groes Srwixe MACHINE. “Its segm is stronger and lees liabie to rip in use or waar, ‘han the Lock-atiteh. Judge's Report "at the Island Park Trial” Send for the Report” and samples of Work containing 50h kinds of stitches on the same piece of goods. No. #2 Broadway, AGUR. —STRICKLAND'S AGUE REMEDY is a certain ens. It has «100d the test of yeors in the Valleys of Mississippi 1ad Missouri, and is the sovereign remedy in all these infected distoicts, Mold by all Droggists. MARvVIN'S New PATENT ALUM AND Dry Prasrin Fixx AxD BURGLAR SiLvER Prat Sarpe. Highly ormamental anl warranted perfectly dry. Also a large sssorlwent of Bankers’ and Morchants’ Sa Marvix Co., 265 B'dway, and 721 Chestaut st, PLila I'ar KELuieTic LOCKSTITCH SEWING-MACHINE, with ali the jmprovements and attachu euts; INCOMPARABLY THR mswer POR FAMILY USER. Ewurrric 8. M. Co., No. 54 Broadway, N.Y. Agents wasted. Tur Ard AND Lea, by B. FRAXK Parmer, LL. D. to soldiers, and low to officers and civilians. 1,509 pl, N.Y.; 18 Green st., Boston. Avoid fraudulens imitations of bis vatents. BABY JUMPERS.—A new invention. Price $3. Tisnars, No. 478 Btoulwyy, oat Carriages, Hobby Horses, every style, lovalld ARREXN, RMAN Co., for the “wo Oe hous ANY, bas a hain Ey be Sibamed direc 1 the RSA at their ware- 880OND-HAND SAFES in large numbers, of our own others’ make, taken in exchange for our new patent ALow anl PuAsTER Sares. For sale low, ‘Marviy Co., 265 Broadway, and 721 Chestnut-st., Phils. Both Chronic and Inflammatory Rheumatism are daily cured by MercALre’s GRrAT RuBuxaTic Rexeny. Sod bel MAomNR a “Strrom Machines for Tallors T fr rota a Druggists. Tax Xrsa NomseLess LOCE-STITCH SEWING- Maunfactured PLANER, Co, No. 24 Bowary, N. Y. Pr. Lavoworray's Naw Premium Truss cures Sughutes sithout juin or Worst cases solicired. Call inconvenience HxuusoLp, No. 549 Broadway. SusPENSORY BAND- Radical Cure Truss Office Pouapg Restores Gray Hair, en Mn oer ard Bosird a Baxeps PRugIsy Fussmo HIGREST for family use. Ne. CoMrany.—EvLias Hows, Agents SEWING MACHINE Broadway. DespErsia Taner, 8. G, Hon and heuctpurn, Seid by ull Druggiats. WaezLsh W Y rvs I, on Srey SEWING Fixxue Lyox's New Famil Mach Asstawated. Ons machine fret of oars, Jowin Musi. r ths Ll] Ferry Railroad, at the foot of Forty second st. Ali business laters for this office shoula be addressedto Ths Tris vx,” Now-York. We cannat undertake to return reiacted Communicatizas The Tribuaue in London. VEN SROTHERS, (American Agents for Livoasion 171Teurictia ve A Bat WwW. L.) Li Agents foc the aalz of Tk IRIBUNE They will also receive Bossceirrions and ApverrTiasmanrs, Tug TRIBUNE AT SARATOGA. ~Thoraton, newsman at Saratoga, sel's the Tri8uNk (or hve coats, and bis boys sell il ou Lo sidewalks in front of the proncipal bote's at the same price. I THE DAY. NEWS O THE WAR IN EUROPE, Tu» King of Prussia, in his reply to aa address from the Prussian Chambers, says that Prassia will not sensibly feel the expenses of Lhe war, The (reaty of prace batween M'russia and Austria does not include Ttaly, with whom Austria will enter into separate peace negotiations. By tho arrival of the Java at this port yesterday, we have Europeau news to the 20th of July. Wo raeeive by this mail the accounts of the armistice for {onr weeks concluded betwesn the belligerent powers on the 27th of Jalv. Prussia seemed at first willing to exclude the Fi darals, bat they were finally included. Several more battles had been fought immediately before the conclusion of the armistice between the IPrussians and the Vedoral troops. The Prussians were everywhere sucoessfol, There was nothing tater o f importance from the scat of war in Italy. NEW-YORK CITY. THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1866. Missouri, and report that their efforts to make a treaty with tho tribes on the Upper Missouri have baen successful. The Union Olio State Central Committee had a very satis’ factory moeting on the 6th inst. A moeting for the 21st, at that place, was appointed, with Gov. Cox and Congressman Shellabarger as speakers, The President of the Colorado and California Wagon Road via the newly discovered pass, announces that the road will be completed to the top of Snowy Rauge by the 10th of August A destructive flood visited Pleasant Valley, Colorado, the latter part of last month, injuring the works of the Pleasant Valley Miving Company to the extent of $25,000, The Governor of Obio has refused to commute tha sentence of McConnell, the Olmstead murderer, who is abot to be hanged in Cleveland. There were 31 deaghs by cholera in Cincinnati on Tuesday, and 42 new cases, We to-day surrender space that we can ill spare to a reprint verbatim of The Times's report of the New- Orleans massacre {rom the pen of its witnessing corre- spondent. We entreat every reader to make time to thoughtfully peruse and thoroughly master this state- ment. It may be no fuller or clearer than others already given in these columns; but it is The Times's, and therefore i= free from even the suspiciou of parti- ality for the martyrs and their cause, Here is an eye- witness whom our adversaries cannot impeach; and he fixes the gnilt of that awful deed on the author and apholders of My Policy” beyond question or cavil. The unchanged Rebels of New-Orleans deliberately conspired to murder the leading champions of Equal Rights in their city, and they achieved their fell purpose with a demoniac ferocity and fiendishness rarely paralleled. Again we say, Read the letter of The Democrats have the majority at Saratoga thus far, and aim to hold it with Mr. Dean Richmond's help. The Saratoga Convention willbe a small model of the one to be held in Philadelphia. This was not in Mr. Weed's programme~—or was it’ The Times's correspondent On the seventh page of this issne we print an account of the late Riot at New-Orleans: a letter from the Rebel authorities of Louisiana to President Johnson; Montgomery Blair's Eulogy of Alexander H. Stephens; Law Intelligence, and a special report upon the Extraordinary Enterprise of The New-York Herald, The Times says that, with regard to the increased pay of Congress, we “propose to hold the Conservative minority responsible for the acts of the Radical minor- ity.” No, Sir! you know better! We propose to hold each of them responsible for their own acts, whether of commission or omission, and you for yours. That is the only just rule. We say that the Democratic or Johnson minority ought not to make capital out of the passage of an unjust measure pro- posed and unanimonsly supported by themselves. 1s not that palpably just? But we call on the people of all partics to question their candidates, and demand of them public pledges to put back the pay to 3,000 per annum for each, with a deduction of #25 for each day's absence, and £10 for every failure to respond to a call of the Yeas and Nays. Then make the mileage 10 cents per mile by the most direct mail route, aud the whole matter will be placed on a just basis, If any one should not be satisfied with this, let him de- Tio Commissioners of Emigration met yesierlar. Dr IL Guelcke sent in a letter, resigning his position as Surgeon at tha Cholera Hospital on Ward's Island, owing to the impedi- ments thrown iu Lis wey by the Medical Board of Ward's Island. Complaints wers made by the licensed boarding: house keepers against the Tract Distributor in the Castle Garden, for advising the cmigrants not te go to any other Louse but one, It was resolved to fully iavestigate the mat ter. The regular montbly statement was then submitted when the Board adjourued. i George Andrews, who stands charged with Laving forged tha name of Samael W, Andrews, bis cousin, proprietor of the roadway and Fifth-ave. line of stages, to a number of checks drawn ou the Fulton Bank, New-York, for a considerable aWouuy, ywsterany plead not guilty, and was released on giving $2,000 bail. WallCroaby, charged with being ons of tls gang of connter feiters recently arrestel, was brought before Commissioner Osborne yesterday, bat, owing to the continued absence of im- portant witzesses on the part of the Government, the prisoner was discharged on Lis own recognizance, A rogular meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners was A report was presentad showing the number held yesterdar., of fires during the month of July to have been 104; wholenum. ber of fires and alarms since Jan. 1, 1855, 490. After the trans. action of considerable routine business the Board adjourued. paronts reside at No. 631 West Forty-second st., was run over and killed by car No. 10 of the Thirty fourth.st, and Grand.-st. the car was arrested and held to await the result of the Coroner's inquest Mary Brogan was sentenced to fiva years imprisonment in the State I'rison in the Court of General Sessions yesterday for stealing a diamond pia valued at #310, and $220 in United States lagal tender notes from Harris Peyser, No. 110 Chat. haz-st., on the 24th uit, The regular annual contest at loboken, between the Now York and St. Gaorgs cricket clubs, yesterday, resulted in the following innings: St. George, 129, New-York, 104 Tho gama will be resume this morning. The annual convention of dentists of New-York Leld a sacond session at Clinton Hall yesterday, where several import. ant dental inventious were presented for consideration. Tu The Erpress nowspapor case, S. T. Clarke agt J, and Erastus Brooks, in the Court of Coron Pleas, a motion for a pew trial was yesterday denied. A. Hepworth Dixon, the well-known editor of The London Athenaum, arrived in the Java yesterday, Tho Portland Relief Committoe acknowledge an additiona) subseription of $252 5), making a grand total of $105,501 06, Tle branch of the Custom-Houso, established at the Quaran- tine for the last 50 years, has lately been abolished. (old opened at 143, sold up to 1494 and closed at 149 yeslerday. Government stocks are strong, except the old 5208, In State bonds little doing. Raliway mortgages in small amount. The small sto are neglected. The Railway share market retains the advancs noticed at the close of business on Tuesday, and mauy stocks are higher. After the call prices were strong, with moderate sa'es. A! the Second Board the market wes dul, and to some cases a fraction lower. Money on call is quoted tN 4@5 per cent, with loans at 3 per cent upon Governments. In cow. metolal pater no change. Foreign exchange is dull but firm’ Froights have been quite active during the wek, especislly grain freights, and with a moderate supply of tunnags in port rates im’ proved. GENERAL NEWS. The National Academy of Scisucod met in its sacond scien. tific session at Northampton, Mass., yesterday. Papers ou the graces of glaciers under the tropics (Agassiz); the secular acceleration of the moon's mean motion (Stockwell); the origin of solar heat (Pierce), and the morphological value and relations of the human band (Wilder), were rerd and dis cussed. This evening a eulogy on the late Ed. Hitebcock of Amherst College will be pronounced, On Satar day, the 4th inst. about 5 p. m., a tornado visited the neighborhood of Suffern’s Depot, New-York and Erie Railroad. It commenced in the velley of the Mawab, near the premises of James Suffern, and followed that stream down, sweeping fences and trees in its course, Its width wap abont 150 yards. C. Christie, whose orchard was destroyed was a loser to the amount of $2,000. A dslegate to the Philadelphia Convention from Denver, Col- orado, Hiram Lighbuer, a prominent citizen and politician, ha¥ been arrested for robbing the express company there of a bar of gold worth $3,000, which was found in his possession. He was committed for trial in default of $5,000 bail, and was to have started eastward on the day subsequent to the robbery. On Monday some Rebels attacked a Federal soldier, at Louisville, who fought the crowd until he was shot three times and beaten with rooks and clubs. He will survive. About 50 shots were fired oo both sides. Col, John Michels, late of the Confedrate army, candidate for Clerk of the County Court, was shot, and will probably die, A train of gravel ears on the Michigan Southern Railroad was run off the track on the 6th inst. at the Chicago driving park, while being backed to the city. Every car was com, pletsly demattena? oad Edward Wastburn, conduetor, ia, stantly killed. "J 1t is considered doubtful at Washipgtog whether ¢r mot Alexander H. Stephens will attend the Philadelphia Conven: tion. Other delegates from Southern States are rapidly erriv- ing in the former oity on their way to Philadelphia. Tho annual meeting of the Western Associated Press was bold in Detroit on Taesday. If was decided to obtain all really important news por Atlantic telegraph to the extent, if mmoes® sary, of 200 words per day, Cartes Vignette, $3 per dozen; D 4 rk ery Erwin Ho J bres. #2. Tho Ladin Cammissionors Lave (ust arrived from the Unoer Yesterday morning, Annie Menkbart, aged 3 years, whose The driver of steady, and bank shares offered cline. Aud, if Covgress should tuink the pay too lit- tle, let them require a prompt resumption of Specie Payments, which will give them au increase of 50 per cent. And this might have been had a year ago as easily as now, and now as easily as at any futore day. KENTUCKY, Kentucky, in 1560, could not be accused of an earnest desire to rebel. In her population of over a million, and 226,000 staves, were many Unlon men, South, cherished the hope that her supremacy might be main. who, though in strong sympathy with 1 tained without resorting to war. Time proved too many of these men to be for the Union merely because they hoped the South would continue to control the Government, DBeriah Magoffin, near the close of 1560, expressed their views when he argued against Secession, ou the gronndthat the North would consent to amend the Constitution in a way which would I establish Slavery firmly under the protection of the National Government. But, so soon as it becaue clear that the Republican party, while willing to give Slavery the benefit of existing laws, was resolved to gono fur- ther, the pressure in favor Secession hecawe almost irresistible. Early in 101, the peope wero divided into two great parties, The Unioa party, including the War Democracy, marked out nn Con. vention a’policy which it was hoped would privent war, to which they declared unalterable opposiion. But thisg policy was too weak and timid to endure, The Governor, in his message in January, disapproved of Secession, but equally objected to coercion, The Leg. islature, in Feliruary, appealed to the Southern States to abandon warlike preparations, at the sane time re. newing the protest against coercion, aud proposing a National Convention, In March, it dewowced the Confederate Goverament for interfering with the nav- igation of the Mississippi. In this neutrd position Kentucky remained till April; and even afer the at- tack on Fort Sumter she refused to have aaything to do with the war, Gov. Magoflin refused tc obey the requisition for troops, and, in answer to th Secretary of War, replied, Kentucky will furnish no troops for the wicked purpose of subduing her sister Sonthern States.” his language caused well-grounded suspicion of tie Gov ernor’s loyalty, but the people were still trie, and in May, when the election was held for delegates to the Border State Convention, the vote was emphatically for the Union, Then followed the Governors procla- mation, virtually recognizing the Confedemcy, and forbidding either Union or Rebel armies from inva. ding the soil of Kentucky, In June, Unioa Repre- sentatives were elected to Congress from nine dis. tricts; in the tenth, a State-Rights candidate was chosen. Up to July Kentucky succeeded in main- taming this nentrality; but in that month beth Union and Rebel troops had entered the State, and Gov. Magoftin's protests were unheeded by both parties. In the meanwhile, the Secessionists had strongly urged the Governor to seize the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, and allow it to be used by the Tennessee Rebels, The Federal and South- ern armies bad reccived many volunteers from Kentucky, and the Tennessee [Rebel] troops bad invaded the State, In September, Gen. Grant occupied Paducah, and issued a proclamation that he had come for the defense of the State, Thus ended the neutrality of Kentucky. That the people were for the Union is sufficiently shown by the reso. lation adopted by the Legislature in September, 1861, directing the Governor, by a vote of 71 to 26, to order the Rebel troops out of the State. This the Governor vetoed, but it was passed over the veto; the order was issued, but, of course, not obeyed, The Legisla. ture nobly followed this movement by a series of reso- lations declaring that the Rebel invaders must be ex- pelled, and desiring Gen. Anderson to take command of the Stat Volunteers, Thus Kentucky gave her earnest and active aid to the Union. Forty thousgud volunteers were called ont, and the Stale was read; to repel the Rebel invaders, The people enthusias- tically sustained these measures, and the Legislature, meeting again in November, again pledged its faith to the Government, Bat the Rebels were numerous and active. November 27 they called a Convention, which passed an Ordinance of Secession aud elected a P'ro- visional Gloverument. During Decale the war of his ofice, and the Legislature elected James IF. Re biu- son to fill the unexpired torm. aided greatly to bafle their schemes. 85,605 in August, 15363, Gov. Bramlette’s majoricy was over D0, 000, message interpreted the public sentiment of actually began in the State, aud a brief cantpagn fol- lowed, in which the Union forces were victorious. Seventy thousand Federal troops were concentrated in December, with 26,000 Kentucky Volunteers. By the beginning of March, 1562, the Rebels were es- pelled from the State. Humphrey Marshall, John C. Breckinridge and many other leading men, joined the Southern army. In August, Gov. Magoftin resigned mn has At this time, a new element entered the politics of the State. Mr. Lincoln's proposition of a system of al emancipation in the border States, was con and repudiated, In all ustained. An act gradu sidered by the Legislature, other respects, the Government Wass gt! was passed anthorizing a draft, by 64 tod. All thoughts of neutrality were abandoned, and the ma jority of the people had declared in favor of the Union. A guerrilla war began in the southern counties, aud the notorious John Morgan intensified the Union feel. ing by his daring raids. The Provisional Govern: went, which never had more than a nominal exist once, was driven from the State by the advance of Gen. Grant, Little fighting took place in Ken- tucky in 1363, and her troops were chiefly employed in other States. The value of slaves declined; busi- Ness Was interrupted; the lower counties were ruined by raids; many of the railroads were destroyed. Kentucky now began to occupy a position of more than usual political importance. It was evident that the Confederacy, unless by some improbabic aud overwhelming victory, would never gain possession of the State, and her relations to the Union, on account of Slavery, threatened to cause new trouble, In February, 1263, the Legislature renewed its pro- fessions of loyalty, but protested against the uncon: stitutional acts of Congress and startling usurpations of the Executive,” This protest was chiefly directed against the Emancipation Proclamation, The ma. jority, however, while taking this view, were strongly in favor of prosecuting the war. A minority report, ou the contrary, declared against giving any assistance to the Executive in prosecuting the war upon au auti- Slavery basis, aud in favor of an armistice. This mi- nority, unable to do anything in the Legislature, called a Convention to oppose the war; but it was dis- persed by orderof the military authorities. Virtually, it was au attempt of the Secessionists to gain political control of tho State, The clection laws of 1862-3 All persons who participated in the Rebellion were expatriated, aud oaths of loyalty were required. Previous to the clection of Gov. Bramlette, August 3, Gen. Burnside placed the State under martial law. To show how greatly the vote was diminished by the tests of loy- alty, and the number of citizens who had joined the Rebel array, tie total vote of 1560 stood 146 216, to An entirely Union Senate was elected, and of 100 members of the House, but five or six were elected on the Democratic ticket, The Governor's to be thor- t in the attempt to oughly loyal to the Government suppress the Rebellion, but to be conservative in regard to Slavery. The great measures of the Gov- ernment, which were meant to destroy the resources of the Rebellion, could not be adapted to suit the peculiar position of Kentucky, as a loyal Slave State, but this difficulty the Kentuckians failed to appre- ciate, Thus we see that its polities had passed through several stages, which may be stated as follows: In 1360-1, a position of ab solute neutrality, 1-2, a legislative declaration of loyalty to Lu 1261 the Union, In 1263-3, expulsion of the Rebe aud the Rebel Provisional Government, Inu 1503-4, the Usion party was divided into two great sections: one of Uucouditional Loyalists, the other of Conservatives who denied the right of the Government to interfere in any way with the negroes of Kentucky. About the beginning of 1364, it became evident that the Government intended to bring the negroes into military service. The Governor strongly opposed this ‘purpose and prohibited such recruiting. The Legislature, in February, declared it impolitic; but Congress, on the 24th, passed an act enrolling in the National forces all able-bodied male colored per- sons between the ages of 25 and 45. This caused much dissatisfaction, which Mr. Lincoln endeavored to remove hy his well-known letter of April 4, to A. G. Hodges, of Frankfort, Ky., in which he declared the drafting of the negroes a military necessity. It failed to satisfy the Conservatives, and the Governor complained to the Legislature, so late as January 1565, that the United States military authorities in the State violated the laws. The Union and the Democratic parties speedily formed an issue on the enlistment of negroes, At the Uuion Democratic Convention of May, 1564, and the Democratic Convention of June, the course the Government was warmly condemned, nor was the feeling lessened when, in July, the Presi- dent, in consequence of a new invasion of the State, and the conspiracies of the Sons of Liberty,” ete., found it necessary to establish martial law, At the Chicago Convention, the two Conservative parties united, and Kentucky was carried for MeClellan by a majority of 36,515. The Presidential election of 1864 thus emphatically showed the political position of the State, and no new movements of importance occurred until after the war ended in 1365. Events then tended steadily to emancipation, slave property was of little value, and labor was disorganized. The Legislature, howevar, in February, refused by resolution to adopt the amendment to the National Constitution abolish. ing Slavery. The subject continued to be debated, with much excitement, till it was finally settlad by the ratification of the amendment by two-thirds of the States. At the State election in August last the adoption of the amendment was the main issue between the Unionists and Con. servatives, and the vote resulted in a tie in the Sen- ate, and a majority of 16 Conservatives in the House, Of the members of Congress, five were Conservative and four Unionists: the vote being 57,562 for the first ticket, and 54,008 for the latter. In November, the Legislature again refused to ratify the amendment, and repealed the act of expatriation, which has ma- terially affected the results of the election held on the 6th, From this sammary of the political movements in Kentucky since 1860, a correct opinion may be formed of the present condition of the State. Kentucky, Conservative before the war, allowed her conserva- tism to interfere too much with the great plans of the Government during the war; and since its close sho has consistently adhered to ber former policy, the 1 iuvaders, We have rumors that efforts will be made to disturb the Johnson Convention at Philadelphia next week, which impel us to entreat Gov. Curtin to take the most efficient and ample precautions. He who would by violence obstruct the meeting or disturb the delib- erations of any portion of his fellow citizens is an enemy to Liberty and Law, No matter what his motive or their errors, Le is a public enemy, and should be treated accordingly. The citizens of Philadelphia who do not sympathize with the Johnson Convention have a perfect right peaceably to meet and express their own views: but let them take care to do so at such distance as not to give the smallest excuse for a charge that they seek to overawe or in any anner disturb the Johnson gathering, Senator Doolittle has ta’ en the liberal ground that everybody may go into tt» Philadelphia Convention who has a mind that way. Vallandigham is not to be included, nor is Mr. Thad leus Stevens if he expresses o Wiah 3g cater into that, illustrious Jcompany, But we observe by a telegram of one Mr. King to the sionists. conservative. attentions from her sister of England and the English nobility, she comes to a country where there is no mon- ready appeared fn these columns Rebel Times of New-Orleans that the Conservative delegation from Louisiana, headed by the loyal ex- Collector, Cuthbert Bullitt, is to be substituted by an unadulterated mixture of war-worn Rebels and Seces. What will Mr. Raymond do? He will set to work, of course, and show that all these Rebels are And so they are—real, resurrected, reconstructed, booted and spurred Conservatives, after the Randall-Doolittle prescription. ROYALTY FROM THE PACIVIC Queen Emma of the Sandwich Islands, who has been on a visit to Queen Victoria, arrived here yester- day in the steamer Java, from Europe, on ber way back to her own island home in the Pacific. After witnessing the workings of Royalty in one of the most splendid of the European Courts, and receiving marked arch and no court, but in which she will, we doubt not receive all those marks of respect which her sox, her character, and her exalted position claim for hier The Americans are a plain, republican people, inno- cent of the idolatry of rank, but when a Royal per- onage of repute is pleased to visit the United States, a cordial reception may always be reckoned on, es- pecially when that personage belongs to the gentle sex. Queen Emma's presence here will occasion no excitement, for she represents monarchy in its hum blest condition, and her name is not associated with anything calculated to stir the popular feeling; but in the quiet, unostentatious, yet hearty welcome our citizens will give her, she will have what we trust may prove a pleasant life-long momento of her visit to the great American Republic, This visit has its eignificance. From what she has seen in the Sandwich Islands of American enterprise and energy and skill, Queen Emma could not fail to learn respect for the American flag, with which all the countries of the Pacific are now quite familiar. The Sandwich Islands are the great rendezvous for our whaling fleet in that ocean. Among their inhab- itants there is quite a number of American set- ttors; and the principal part of the for- eign trade of the islands is carried on with the United States, American missionaries, too, are laboring among the islanders, instructing them in the truths of Christianity and teaching them the arts of civilized life. Queen Emma's people owe the Americans a debt; it is meet that she should acknowl odge it. From the commercial relations of the two countries springs mutual benefits of an important character; it is expedient that the bonds of trade between them should be strengthened. We trust that Queen Emma's visit will have the effect of con- vincing her that she and her people have true friends in the Americans, We have remarked that there is nothing in the Queen's presence here to create excitement; and yet there is sufficient to awaken curiosity. Her Majesty comes from a part of the world around which interest. ing memories must ever cluster. To none who have perused the narrative of that intrepid navi. gator, of immortal memory, Capt. Cook, can a member of the royal family of the Sandwich Islands be an object of indifference. Nearly 109 years hare passed away since Cook first set eyes on those lonely islands, and great changes hare taken place during this time in the character aud pursuits of their people; but the associations connected with the discovery of the islands have a verdancy about them whose {tgsbacss no lapse of years can affect, SHERIDAN'S DISPATCUES. The New-York Times does not meat tho peint we epidemic at the Penitentiary, whorn a good diet wou be a prime medicine just now, GEN. LER, Montgomery Blair states that his father, at the ras quest of President Lincoln, in April, 1561, profiersd to Robert E, Lee the command of the Union forces against the Slaveliolders’ Rebellion, and that Leo's response was as follows: “Mr, Blair, 1 look upon Secession as anarchy. If T owuod’ he 100.000 of Slaven on the South, I would Merilicn them ait n; wy Dative Slater Ww can raw my sword upon Virginia, —It strikes us that a man who so clearly appre. bended the madness of Secession should have ad- dressed some words of warning to Lis fellow citizens against the abyss to which they were tend. ing. Had Lee simply told them, “Xf you renounce aud defy the Union, you will compel me most relue- tantly to resist you,” he might have saved them from untold miseries. A true man owes to those he loves something better than concurrence in their errors. Mr. Blair adds: “He could not determine then; said he would consult with his friend, Gen, Scott, and wont on the same day to Richmond, probably to arbitrate diflicultics~and we see the result. It ig ard for a noble wind to tear iteelf from Lome, kindred, friends and native soil, and go into opposite ranks to crusi them all.” J —Does Mr. Blair insinuate that Robert E. Leo bas a more “noble mind” than Geo. H, Thomas or David Gi. Farragut? The N. Y. Times exults over the result of the Keone tucky election as a rebuke to Congress and an indorses ment of My Policy.” We believe that was the idoa of the paroled Rebel soldiers who carried that clogs tion. A Western cotemporary says: During Vallandizham's speech at Louisville, he mada rof- erence to McClellan, Buell, Les, Johnston, Grant and Shermaa as being names that belonged to the nation lu common, Ak the mention of the names of Lee and Johnston one wild and prolonged yell echoed through the house for at least five mun. utes, but at the mention of Grant and Sherman, one universal strain of hisses rang out sharp and clear for tLe same leagth ot time,” Gen. Hobson was no Radical: he supported Mes Clellan against Lincoln; but Duvall was a sympas thizer with the Rebels who was disciplined for disloye alty under martial law; and of course the Johnson. ites of Kentucky prefecred him. But if this is to be taken as a rebuke to Congress, what shall we make of the still larger majority given by Kentucky to MeClellan over Lincoln? Is Congress responsibly for that also? Kentucky is to-day the most pro-Slavery State iu the Union, and her Blacks who served in the Union armies arc treated worse than others. Sho votes accordingly, as every Southern State will vote if tho Whites who fought for the Rebellion are to measure and limit the rights of the Blacks who fought against it. And that is exactly the sum aud substance of Mr. Johnson's policy! Furewell to the pest-houses. Judge McCunn, bo fore starting for Europe, has dissolved the last ine junction barring the way to the banishment of tha slanghter-house and fat-boiling nuisances. The Board of Health have now a clear field, and can make a clean sweep—{or health's sake. The King of Prussia delivered a speach at the open. ing of the Legislative Chambers, which, as received through the Atlantic Cable, we are able to print threa days after its delivery in Berlin. The rumor that the Hon. Henry J. Raymond, a mamber of Congress from this city, returned his $2,000 extra pay upon reading a certain article in The Times =wanis confirmation, wr. a The Reason of Ii, make about the Sheridan “dispatch” printed Angnst J—in that journal exclusively, This is its argument: “What right has Tre Trio NE to challongs or deny a dis patoh, the literal fidelity of which the distinguishad soldier to whom it was sddressed bas not called in question’ Oa what pretense of rizht does Tue TrmwUss ‘domaud tliat tha real dispateh be published,” when ‘the rea! dispatch’ Las al- Does Tue Tuisvse allege that Gen, Graut is a party to forging or garbling, or to whom else is the charge intended to apply t+ Does Tue TRIBUNE in- tend to convey the idea that Goo. Grant has for five days al lowed a dispateh to stand as having been received by him if it was not so received, or that he has permitted Gon, Sheridan’se official communication to be tampered with, without protest or attempt to obtain redress” —Woe only exercised the common right of criticism. The evidence was too conclusive to Le overlookel. The Jispatch in The Times made it appear that Gen. Sheridan absolutely condemned the Convention, with no rebuke for the rioters and no sympathy for the murdered negroes. It made Sheridan appear as unequivocally indorsing the President's whole coarse, even to the supersedure of Gov, Wells by the law- officer of his cabinet,and of himself by a Rebel jail-bird named Monroe. This was the impression the first dispatch made, and it was the impression tha authori- ties in Washington intended to make. The other dispatches place Gen, Sheridan in a dif- terent position. No one disputes his right to dislike the Convention, We have Radical friends as eminent a2 Durant who do the same thing, and we have no doubt that Sheridan announced his dislike very em- phatically, both in the garbled dispatch and the others, But he sternly demounced the rioters and thsir leader, and went further in deed by making an ex- ample of a rowdy who attacked a peaceful negro.” We see none of this denunciation in The Times's dis- patch, We believe it was there. The whole ques. tion we meet categorically, thus: I. We challenge The Times dispatch bocause it did Gen. Sheridan a gross injustice by placing him in a position not in keeping with that shown by bis other dispatches, 1I. We challenge it because we believe it was al- tered, or in some way garbled or suppressed, for pur- poses of deception, The deception was successful, It lasted just one day, or until THE TRIBUNE printed the subsequent dispatches, which, we are assured, were “confidential,” and worried” certain eminent persons. IIT. Wo do not allege that Gen. Grant was a party to the alteration, as Gen. Grant did not furnish the dispatch, It came from the White House. IV. Wo do not say that Gen. Grant has remained silent for five days, as wo have no assurance of his silence. It is possible that Gen. Grant may have urged the publication of the true dispatch just as we doit. Will The Times deny that he has made this re- quest of the authorities —We are only asking for information. The Times does uot give it, If it will produce a letter or dis patch from Gen. Grant saying that the dispatch printed August 3, purporting to come from Gen, Sheridan was a verbatim copy, we shall say no more, and make any proper amend for having been so criti. cal. Asitis the business looks suspicious and shabby, and does injustice to Sheridan. Let us have a word from Grant in the interest of truth, The Board of Health have been counseling the Sheriff of Kings County to save the lives of soma of Lis prisoners and vietims by giving them more whole- some food; but the Board has been compelled to bring the matter into meeting, It looks as if the Sheriff, who makes his perquisites off the contract to board each prisoner for 35 cents a day, were taking a poor way to make mouey Ly giving his charges such a diet as will kill them, acd more than the most able-bodied convict—the Sheriff himself, into the bar. gain—can stand. Pork and molasses may be what Prison Inspectors of the old school call sound diet; but cathartic molasses and salt-pork are, according to doctors’ testimony, the weakest of fortifications against diarrhea and the cholera, and these diseases they often actually promote. The grave charge rests upon the Sheriff that he has entered into ccllusion with Justices of the Peace to fill his prison ind swell his purse, besides having dieted some of his prisoners to death. We record the facts as stated in ths Board of Health, Tothe Editor of the N. XY. Tribune. dar 1 Four editorial in to-dag's issuo on the “Basis of Paacd” youl [ny great stress on the declaration of the Ravolationary Fathar8, that Goveroments derive thoir just powers from the consent of the governed.” Now, will yoa please to explaie why tho said Revolutionary Fathers specially excladed Hegroos from tha exercise of the privileges whiok you assume belongs to them from the adoption of the great prieinls quoted above? ours very respectfully, CONSERVALIVE, Answer. ~They didn't.—( Ed. Trib. THE FREEDMEN. ee TENNESSEE. Spacial Dispatch to The N. Y, Tribune. WasniNaroN, Wednesday, Avgust 3, 1366. Gen. Fisk reports from Tennessee that he has coe stricted the issu of rations to orphans and sick persons, that ts indigents having been suspended on the 30th of Juae. The abundant barvest jast gathered will obviate the necessity of again issuing largely. During the past month 140 refugees aad 1,351 fraedman Lave been fad. Value of rations, $1,270 9, TEXAS, Gen, 0. 0. Howard and Gen. Gregory, his inspactor, jas: re. turned from Texas, had an interview with the Fresilant this morning, regarding affairs in that State, which are reported as iu a very demoralized condition. THE PLAINS, et THR CHEYENNES AND S[OUK INDIANS ON THE WAR PATH—THEY ARE WELL-ARMED, AND IN UNITED STATES UNIFORM. Special Dispatch to The N.Y. Tribune, Leavesxwortd, Wednesday, Aug. 8, 18346, While out hunting stock on the Republican Rives a fo days since, mea wera met by a party of 100 Cheyenues and Sioux Indians, mounted on fine mules and American horses. Some of thom had three revolvers, and none less than two. Many bad sabers without scabbards, but few bows and arrows, A majority of thom had on complete suits of United States cavalry clothes, embracing caps, which had evary appearance of being now, They were committing the moss dastardly outrages. Thay said that 500 Cheyento warriors had been in camp on the head of the Sabine, who sent their women and chillrea south of the Arkansas, and acted very sullen and morose to al! whites, Col. Leavenworth, Indian agent, reports a very bittar, warliko spicit among the Clayeanes. They express great de- tormination not to abandon the Smoky Hill routes, and they further say, in reference to the treaty, that they were made drunk and grosssly deceived. They are determined that the railroad shall not go West through their lands, COLORADO. ee HEAVY RAINS IN THE MINING RRGION3=-DBSTRUC- TION OF SLUICES AND FLUMES IN PLEASANT VALLEY—ARREST OF A DELEGATE TO THE JOUN- SON CONVENTION. Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune, Leavesworti, Kansas, Wednesday, Aug. 3 1406. Denver news of July 30 reports heavy rains and considerable damage in the mining regions. A destructive flood had visited Pleasant Valley. A cloud saddeuly dis solved, and tbe water rushed down to the gulch, carrying hugs bolders and rccks down, blocking up the road, and filing up the gulch, Tho grass-roots ware torn up ou the hill-sides, and potatoes were washed from the ground. When thes flood reached the slnices and flumes of the Pleasant Valley Miniag Company, the water caved in a wall ten feet high. The fumes were tora to pieces and swept away, A mile or more of fume was torn out, and the whole guleh was filled up. All mining operations below the Company were suspended. The lossol the Company is estimated at $25,000. The Denver papers also contain an account of the arrost of, Hiram Lightner, s prominent citizen aud politician of that city for robbing the express company. There is no doubt his guilt, as tbe property was found fa is possession, an given up, The property stolen was a bar of gold, worth $3,000, Lightner waived an examination, and went to jail ia default of $5,000 bail. Hoe is a delegate to the Philadelplia Convention, received his credentials tbo day he stole the gold, and was to start for Philadelpaia the pext morning. Otioe articles were found in bis trunk. MEXICO. I Troops Gelng Over te the Liberale-- rial mgs The French at Acapules. SAX FRANCISCO, Tuesday, August 7, 137. It is stated that passengers relently arriv hon, forok Tepec and Acapaleo assart that Hosoedo and his Lad gone over to the Libarals, Tho Froueh bad notified a largguumber of the fahabitants of Acapulco to assist inthe dufense of the tows, and officers appointed to command ther, and Jdoclining la sarxa wary aa. which will no doubt carry its point. and stav tho sossad frum §10 ty 823 vie mort»

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“and the POLITICAL. Mor veion at the Custom-Alouse. T N. Y. Tribune Bin: 1 at the Boomerang Copperhead pape aS y ec that call for a meeting to obhooss dels gates to the] V1.Niblack Convention bas been presented at tha Custom- snse ‘The fact is that a call for the Comvention at Sa ga was pt for a week or more at the office of the Sur. yoyo he I aud the persons holding appointments thoro generally ged by a clerk to sign it, and were assured, on declining to «0 so, that it would be better for them 40 sign Cire cal! was al taken to the Barge office tor the same pur- poss, and the se declaration repeated. The itching of the Suryevor for t lectorship is a chronie disease, and hsaco be is steadily to 0 tound on the fence “looking out for suaix Oe Wuo Dip Nor S10 i By Telegraph.) {NESSEE—T ‘BR COLORED CONVENTION—THE METRO: POLITAN POLICE QUE-TION. NASHVILLE, August 7.—In the Colored State Cou- vention to-day «le business of importance was donc. The lshate was f stormy character. The Metropolitan Police Commi sioners bave replied through counsa! to the injunction issaed against them by the Mayor and City Government, declaring the charges against thom utterly The ease will soon be argued. Gen. C. A. Kyle of the tirst Congressional! District, East Tennessee, has been ap- pointed by a cor vention of seven counties, held at Greenville, egtoto the Philwdelphia Convention. ERSEY DELEGATION TO THE JONNSON CONVENTION. TnENTON, Aug. .—A Convention was held here to- clect delegates to the Philadelphia Convent was largely attended. A series of resolutions wera adopted, the followine delegates appointed: Tas N

on, wkieh At large—Thos. H. Herning, Joseph T. Crowell, Timothy Hevdorson, and E, J. Catterburg, First District—Col. J. E Mc- Porton, Clarkson Ogden; Second District—-Jobn L Kuight, Thos. S. Allison; Third Distriet—Col Ingham Torvell, Garrett B. Adiain; Fourth District—Edward C. Moore, Ashbeli Green; Yifth District—Robert Gilchrist anl Panel M. Wilson. JOHNSON CONVENTION IN FANEUIL HALL. Bostox, Aug. 8,—The Faneuil Hall Convention to ‘t delegates to the Philadelphia Convention was attended 741 delegates from 217 cities and towns, The Hon. Tev- t Salstoustsl, who presided, made an introductory speech, in whieh he urged that the full time Lad come for the people of Massachusetts to show their disapprobation of the measures of u Gisorganiziog Congress, He predicted that if the question of restoration was left unsettled another year another civil war would be precipitated, not between State and State, bul in the North between individuals. The Reconstruction Com. wittae had buried the hopes of patriot citizens, but the Na- tional Union would protect them. Speeches were made by tiey, Swift, R. 8. Spafford, Col. J. H. Wright and otLers. The Committee on Resolutions, of which Chale: Levi Woodlury was Chairman, reported a short series of resolves, proclaiming the imperative duty of every citizen. irrespective of party re- lations. to lay aside all former differences ef opinion and unite for ihe common welfare with good citizens from avery other part of the country, To this end the Convention sends its greetings and aympathies to the Natienal Union Convention in #illadelpbia. The last resolution reads: f2-321ed, That the proposed Convention at Philadelphia on the (4th inst. by adopting and sustaining the restoration policy of the President will afford good promise of the most ban wicial results in the settlement of the political condition of the conatry. Lhe following delogatos-at-large were appointed tabert C. Winthrop and Judge Abbott of Boston, [sarc Davis of Woreester, Gen. Conch of Taunton, Gen. Sutton of Salem, John Quiner Adams of Quincey. George Ashmun of Springfield, E. C. Bailey of Boston, The alternates-at large are 1. 8S Spofford. Albert Fearing, HH. Stevens, N. Star. buck, J. F. Redfield, Charles Kimball, William D, Field, Waldo Colburn. Tour delegates and four alternates were appointed for each of the two Congressional! Districts. The Convention was on- tirely harmonious in tie proceedings, aud adjourned at an carly hour, CALIFORNIA DELEGATES TO PHILADELPHIA. Sax Francisco, August 8, ~The Democratic State eatral Committes yvasterday appointed the following persons delagates to the Philadelphia Convention: Ist District, Joseph Thogue and Samuel Purdy; 1Id District, Joka Bigler and Samael It. Martin; ITI1d District, Pierson Breding and Thos T. Hanson. Delegates at large—Wm, T. Coleman, James A McDongal. W. W. Cope and Jackson Temple. The British war steamer Sparrow Hawk, from Victoria, ar gived yesterday gy yg a ihe M irvLAND.—The Unconditional Union Execullve Committee have issued an address to the people of the Stats, from whick we quote the following paragraphs sent developments have made so plain that even tue blind way ses it, that a systematic plan bas heen organiz to in tablish the old combination between the Southern leaders an cermin party at the North, by w the country had becn so icy long governed previous to the election of Mr. Lincoln, and tnat Richmond and Cagger are here to give it a positive Demo- NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, I T THE SARATOBA CONVENTION] Wasmvaron. WASHINGTON, Wednesday, August 3, 14040. Uontest for the Orgavization, T° KENTUCKY nikon. There is a very warm feeling here over the Ken- le tucky cloction. The President acknowledees Lis principles have been rejected by the popular vote, and is quite despond ent over the prospects for his support from the South. Vallan Adigham's coarse is deprecated. and the expectation of his pre- senting credentials to the Philadelphia Convention has nerved Litherto quiet men to multe: unutterable things. Delegations from the South are arriy ing on every train, most of them nuconquered Rebels. Each believes he will be ad- mitted, and the stabborn course marked out for the Indiana PREPARATIONS FOR THE CONVENTION—PROMINENT MEN PRESENT Spesial Dispatoh to The N. Y. Tribune. SaraToGs, Wednesday Aug, 1865 Saratoga is experiencin® a new sensationin a politi. Convention, aud beauty axd fashion are being rudely jostled by poiiticians. The delogates are unimportant mes, aud machines in the hands of Weed, Dean delegation convinces men of either party that there will be a Richmond, Peter Cagger Co, Weed is here alone. row. Conservatives here are exceedingly anxious over their Raymond being afraid to come mp The Demo. Scheme of the 13th izst. cratic element will be the strongest, but it is understood that ELECTION FUXDS. it will give tne organization to the Republicans, to strengthen Weed's bands in the State. Either David R. Floyed Jones being prepared for circulation in the Departments for the pur or Judge Nelsou of Datohess County, Democrats, will be pose of raising funds to carry on the election in the Johuson the temporary Chairmav, and Weed will name the interests. Those who shall refuse to subscribe will be de- permanent President. Ex-Senator Manger, Republican, of capitated. Rochester, will probably be seleoted. Entirs harmony pre- vails, except a contest batwoeon two sets of delegates from Brooklyn—one representing the Johnson b of that city and THE JOHNSON CONVENTION. It is estimated that 90,000 persons will be in Phila- delphia next week to attend the Convention, That city is MIT JA Oro ake Sho oh representing Wead and the Custom House. rapidly filling up, and citizens from there express their fears of h 00 3 nor 3 3 i 3 perats sup] ort the former and the Xepube a serious disturbance, as many of the ronghest characters in cans the latter, There is coasiderable cant ossing the Union have been concentrated, divided into little State over the matter. The Damocratio dalagates hers are inclined factions, bitter aud vehement, and determined upon attaining ie auutt thelmeiY sy, as they say they grvo the movement all the wishes of their peculiar favorites reprasentative, of 3 strevth aud Jobuson must look to them, while antagonistic idsas and ambitions. Weed is begging for tho lead iu order that he may PERSONAL impose upon the Union party, and earry enough a ary, Y arr u gt o A] Secretary Follaz ator. from its ranks to dofeat it next Fall Richmond and The statement that Sscroaly Welles ls Sta ye: ing-place is an error. He has confined bimsell closely to bis Cagger favor bim in this. The delsgates to Philadelphia will official dutics without recreation the past two months, likely be selected by a committee of two from each Judicial District in tie State, and will be composed equally of Demo. y cratsand Republicans. I Lave seen no leading Republicans ii Urpin Asylum, preparatory to the transfer of Secretary hese. The signers of the call for the Convention are the Seward's office thither, The building now used by him is to inont men in the hotels, and tho small fry are mot worthy of be torn down within the present mouth, and the foundation notioe. laid for the right wing of the Treasury building, The buliding of this extension will not be begun until next May. SARATOGA, Aug. S.=Jt is Somewhat uncertain vob yr nod Murphy, recently Assewor of luteraal Bevease where the Couservative and Union Convention wiil be held, New-Orleans, is now app'ring for reinstatement, proi.- ANOTHER DISPATCH. whether in the Op ra House, or one of the halls in the village, Dr. Thomes Cottman, a signer of the Secession ordinance, T q 1 “0 4 N i Thus far, about 50 delegates and alternates have arrived, and and Cathbert Bullitt, United States Marshal of Now-O:l2aus, it is understood that some of the counties will no* be wholly 000 0 town represoente, although there are indications of a large attend 4 y N pi of outsiders Mr. Chandler, the Assistant Secretary ol the mong the mo:t prominent politicians present are Thurlow iv 1 5 ‘alloch sent -y, has recei ol m from Secrelary McCalloch, Weed, ex-Licut.-Govs, Jones and Campbell, Franos Granger, Treasury, ha rege veda t gta H io Ul extand John Striker, Geo. Opdyke, A. D, Barber, W. W. Wright, k. sunouncing bis aarival at Portsmouth, N, i. [He willexta 2% Pore Thos. BB, Carroll, Wm. H, Ludlow and Dz, Van his recreating tour along tie const of Maine. yok, Assessor of the Sixth District of New-York 3 The delegates present seem generslly indisposed to make APPOINTMENTS. aby additions to the Washington or Randall platforws, w Official notice of the appointment of Postmastes in though a fow cxpress themselves in favor of an adlitions tsa wn Banh aster] plank for a Convention of the States to consider amendments tho cities of Worcester, Roxbary, Salem: and Glow os gl to the Constitution. On organization I. R. ¥liyd Jones is Massachuseits, were forwarded om the 3d inst. with blanks spoken of for t>uiporary Chairman, with Gov. Fisk, should be for bonds. According to the practice, commissions are de- Ve s for 1" arrive in time for I'resident. livered whon the bonds are filed, INCREASE OF SALARIES. SECOND DISPATCH. SARATOGA, Ang, 8,—The afternoon and evening Le 3 iV mudiio if 1. 3 trains have brought in a score of delegations, clietly from tho The question of the licrease oi salaries Lor clerks in H uson River Counties and the country along the Central Executive Departme nts in Washington, proposed at 20 per Railroad line. Some of the southern tier and noithern coun te this (tabi hi Io the ties are «till unrepresented. The attendance of ouisiders is cent, was vesterdar discussed in the Cabinet meeting. loth bill reorganizing the different Departments a proviso was én- tered to effect this object, but in Committee of Confereace, the Chairman, Mr. Fessenden, erased the enacting clause with a lead pencil. As the bili passed, the increase was not The caulidates for President of the Conventiou are D. I. granted; but the Clerk of the Senate, in enrolling the act, Flos Wee i is vy h Wo Ltiov, svdtiol. Piatt, of Brooxtva. copied the stricken out clause, heedless of the pencil marks. Richmond, and others of the leading Democrats seem to prefer The hurry of adjonrnment and pressing necessities for imme- that the other side shall name the temporary ovajrminn and diate oficial signatares was a canse for the bill being indorsed continue lim as President. In this coancction George R ork Balecock, of Dutialo is named. and signed by the President, Acting V 1ce-President, and Clerk) Up to the present tie there is apparently muck diversity of of the Senate, and, now the error is discovered, it is believed the matter caanot be otherwise than legal. 1 am informed opinion as to organization and other details, and a consaliaiion f the more prominent managers is now being held at the ore 1 ent gers is now being h Messrs. Jobuson, Seward and Stansbury so consider it. PORTLAND. Union, in the parlor of Rickard Schell, to arrange a pro The clerical force of the Seerotary of the Treasury’s| gramme, office bas contributed over 500 toward the relief of the Port.) large. The Demoorats outnumber the Republicans thos far, Among the arrivals this eveniug were Dean Richmond Robert H, P'rovn, H. J, Haskins. R. Schell, Albert Andrews of Frankiin, Judge Connouicy of New-York, Senator Munger, Col. MeQuade, and a number of lesser lights of both parties. THIRD DESPATCH. SARATOGA, Aug. S=11 p. m.~The Democrats have 2 finally resolved ro commend Howard Nelson for temporary dod Chairman, aud George B. Babcock for President, and it is land sufferers. Tle ectire Department Las given over $5.00 said that this will be satisfactory to Republican deiegnt e%. for this laudable object. Itis tated that nearly 820.000 Lave Telegrams are being roceived announcing the coming different delegs es in the morning, and the managers look for a full Convention, One or two (11 Barnburners express fears that the Couven. tion will be run by Weed and Pruyn iu the exclusive interest of Seward, while on the other band two or three apprehend 14 “i been ral or this purpose by the different Government de- partmerts in this city. This amount will be turned over to the proper authorities this week, THE FREEDMEN'S BUREAU. The Board which has been m session at the Bureau however, all the ratio direction. With these few exceptions delegates express confidence that the proceeds &s will be per- of refugees, freedmen and abandoned lands, engaged! fectly harmonious, aud conducted with the single ideao! sus jn the work «f revising the rules andj reguia< AINE reaiddat FoI FOO tions of the Barcau for the purpose of adoptiog Tuere is evidently on the part of the wore promine Den ocrats a determination to do nothing here to office -seckers in thetr own ranks. and this is! source of disappoiutment to a few present ike He 4 5 Lap it was led to the very brink of rebellion, rg? go or ‘that ebellion armed does the arsenals of avernment: and when the people drove this combination from power. its Southern leaders became the active instr. nts of rehallion, while their friends at the North, professing v. use. their influence to paralyze the arm of the Govera- the Go loy vl vol "a he issue is now to be made, whether this combination be restored to power with increased facilities for getting up anoti:er Rebellion after a few years’ rest, or whether the great party which bas carried the country suceessfelly through the war shall continue to govern it until tke r tions are eufliciently consolidated and strengthened to be se sure from the machinations of traitors. i. 3 We cannot doubt Lhe reswit of an issue 80 made: the loyal man of the country will not tamely yield what bas cost #0 meoh. Bat we are most earnestly desirous that the Uuion won of Maryland should not mistake the real questions iu 1, ol. or be lcd astray by side issues, upon matters not Helors is fecision. MicricaX. ~The Republican Union Convention for he Sixth District is called to meet at Flint, oa Tuesday, Angst 20, Taz UNtox State ComMiTTEE. ~The dispatches to aft saa a ot a we mittea for the Convention September’ stated that, in conse- gn :uce of reports that several absent members of the Committee gvers favorable to Jobuson, their newer would not be aflixed to the call until they were communicated with. One of these wontiamen, Mr. Kelly, thus respouds 10 the note of iuterrega- bon ll Dawsos, Beg—Dear Sir: Up to the KocuwstEs, ratoza, at the meeting of fuuily preveuted, and 366, =(iR0RGE as moment for leaving, intended to go to Se f'nion State Committee, Sickness in my thought it not worth while to telegrapi. 1 we hy a dispstel from there that “twenty re present, aod three not heard from. sent you for publication iu ite propet p- bieat will make twenty two. *olitical soundness to the core, is el Very truly ome of the twenty-four ace, please add my vane, snd that alle mea good cowpant Jawrs H. hAwLry. Of State Committees A DELEGATE DECLINES.— The Madison Union pub- fishes the subjoined letter: To the Editors of the Wisconsin Union. GENTLEMEN: Learning through your paper tha bave been appointed s delegate to the Philade'pt as sha!l not attend soch Convention, J take this early opprs of declining sad appointment, that the place may be filled by ana else il regarded desirable. Yours, respectfully, Madison, Wis, Aug 3, 1866. i to lave in these times. t durin? my abwence hia Conveition, and unity some Simro Mines. tp One of the Delegate Meciings. aT» the Bditor of The N. X. Tribune. Sr: On Tuesday night attended a meeting for the appointment of delegates to Saratogs, in pursuance of a call published in The Su nday Times. TLe meeting was held at the Democratic Headquarters of the Sixth Assembly Distriet, which headquarters are in a lager beer saloon kept by one _ Kline, on Grand-st. At the appointed time there was a gath- wring of the masses to this extent: seven musicians, two Rlack Repuhlicans, two genflemen who were afferward elected Sec- rotary and Treasurer of the meeting, and an audience of nine men 40d boys. The meeting was presided over by oue KR D. Price, formerly (and perhaps still) a member of a Union W.eazue, but on this oceasion full of epirited opposition to the Radical. He made a speech, in which the burden of hie song was, Show me the ticket that goes against the Radiesls, and that's my ticket.” He proposed to the agdience that they ‘whoa!d indorse the nomination of two delegates who had previously been appointed by some meeting or body, bat avhat it was, the enthusiastic Chairman o.d not announce. lis wish that tnese two delegates ehould be indorsed, was omplied with by the extensive audience; after which one Hadlsy made a speech, and the great multitude dispersed —to Ihavh their proceedings reported with éclat by the Johnsonian preaics. cl The Saratoga Cenvention. Ts the Elitor of the Syracuse Journal. 8m: In your issue of the 3d instant I see my name artille published as one of the delegates to the Saratoga Convention. Lo, on Parmit me to say, through your columns, that the use of my mmo ip thet connection was entirely unauthorized by me, and avithou! my knowledge or consent. have no sympathy whatever with the Bread and Butter Brigade” which has been ordered out for (rill at Saratoga and Philadelphia on the 9th and 14th. Y am a member of the Union-Repu“lican ty and have hesn since its orgasimation. believed in principles. ak b pride i been member of that party which g OPpOscS 10 the wey aud which stood by ne Sovers ave ‘that Reiels and Revel sympathizers should take back seats, “was opposed to the t and the Administration during the War. ‘and that loyal men should rale the couuiry. I do not believe tae American people need ta wow, of such men as C, L. Vallapd.ghaw, or nnd unpardoped Rebel, Alexander i inistoriag the affairs of this Government, 1 subscr ally to the eall for the regular Convention of deleg pat a 2114 to aid 4n sending delegates to euch Convention. Finally, this idea of compelling, through the pawer of tic patronage, the oftico holders of the country to choose ig ui asia and cheat, and a base slander upon the intelligan Ale loya electors of the country. Xoury very respectfully Pompey Uenire. Aue, 4. 1800, JULBON CaNver o Ee “2 taken to furnish ft wit Tunion and its institu.

kind would, it is thought, be of signal 8 ER stretch between Presgu'isie Har Tu: TRIBUNE, containing the call by the Union State Com- ia ignorance of lecal peculiarities, it appears to me that the interest on tbe pablio debt, aud for other putpanes, ae Cota otar auch n Short and secure compunica- ed nr. June 30 oi) or by aov act amendatosy t oreo! a cagal be. W to imposes first a duty of 24 per cen When the list of pares is 6 services, just that unwashed Stephens, to aid in ad: ates from the Union Repgblican party, which is to Syracuse, on the 5th day of September next, and shall ih Fee. gated to Conventions ontside of the regulsr Union-Repubiican zillion, in the name of the Union party, is a political de sa Ler ISTERNAL REVENUE The Internal Revenne receipts to-day were $777, 904 63, N INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION, The Commissioner of Internal Revenne has mad ont to Canada the following decision relative to the gross receipts of ferry then to tho recent act of Congress extendiog its duration, has completed its labors and its members have been graated a leave of absence for their assizument to new duties, CANADA CURRENCY, uo Treasurer Spinner to-day furnished tothe Assistant DEFENSE AGAIN—''SLUGS IN A 3AWPIT Treasurer of the United States iu New York City fractions) F Ou Ows Co spond currency, of the different denominations, to the smoant of roa Dur 2 194 ent 8100.00 MONTREAL, C. E., August 6, 1866, RABCLEL Again the question of defense comes up. Taree [Lae FINANC po York oO. P'S 3 sastan ihe or “WW. ev gun-boats are now on the Lakes, and it is said that a// the Ihe A ant Treasurer of J ot oid) 5 “an 3 r volunteer forces will be put under arms, and under canvas wg arms ctoly to age Ye Sana) a A i i r 0 t AY, it for a fow weeks in the Autumn. By all the volunteer ward, for uae in your c:i) ia Th Ht 3 and fractional currency. Of this latter item he securad a ship forces is meant about 35,000 men. No steps have yet Deen oo oy or $100,000, b hreech-loading rifles. A Committee of the House is inquiring into the expe. dienor of making a canal to connect the head waters of the Bay of Quinte with Lake Ontario. A work of the c wviee In CARSC war. The Committee have had the A ljutant-Geueral McDougall’ before them, He stated «1 am aware that the Defense Commission 8 in 1262, to report on the general defense of the Provinee, boats and other vessels strongly recommended the formation of a Naval Station i the 4 having been claimed by the owners a: A managers of oer Bay of Qainte. The natural foutates of ny ba Bis le 3 tain ferry boats that they were exempt from payment of tax my opinion, admirably sdapte or pugs J arpose. Lh L191 upon thelr gross receipts by reason oi payment tua higedy bn eveut of a Nava! Station being formey in 100, SRT 0 Nl ve The question Las beeh submitted to the Secretary of y it would be of great iz portance to have a K. o A a go0L Treasury, and he has decided as fol os fhe h Fares entrance direct from Lake Ontario 10 tue Of Me fact that the the 1st proviso in the 4th section of the Tar e Marsh 3 bay. ‘This is especially the case in view bt the fact t Sak be 1565, is that the receipts of vessels paying un age du a a rbor and AiDgaton is th ey pot be subject to the tax proviced Hi saat an oN dangerous and dittioult on the Lake. Judging by the map, and oop 40 provide internal revonus tn suppor governmen’ tion as is above referred to, would he Ly cuttin L tween the head waters of the Bay of Quine au Weller Day. The mouth of the canal would be coveredand protected by the The section bere refers upon the the gross receipts of any railro suip, barge. canal-boat, or other vessel ad, canal steamboat engaged or employe d-Jocked harbor of Weller Lay, the entrance 10 h ness of tirnsporting passengers or propert i hy Oatario, is susceptible of being very easily for hire Was BS nb, a duty of three per centum on th defended against a hostile flotille. IT the case 13 Sofuldered gross amount of reosipts of every description of any persop 0 of C essels runcing before a superior navel foree or companies or corporations owning pole Ye the general direction of oronto, itis obvious Potuns 0 Laving Phe card or managomeni that if the first were obliged to weather tho peninsula of Privee Ln" toll, road, ferry or bridge authorized b Edward, ia certain winds they would run serious risk of boing phy to receive toll for the transit of passenger driven ashore or captured before they could wake the entrance (oo oo ayrpiagas, teams and freight of any deseriptio to the Bay of Quinte, whereas the same vessels, with the same over such toll, road, ferry or bridge. There is a warke wind as would expose them to deatraction in the frst supposed difference in the langaage used in these two cases, the fire case, could enter the harhor of Weller Day under fuli sail and speaking expressly of vessels and imposing the dnty apon th rescl the head of the Bay of Qatmte Jitout mel Nitos. gross receipts of vessels, while the latter omits all mention Evon though it may not bo a that Bay would, in Vessels and imposes the duty upon the grow anioun Je] regular naval station in the A WR eA receipts of every description, wot of vessels us case of war, afford an admirabie harbor olreiuge, forrying, bat of any person or person he made perfectly secure in a military, or rather, naval sense, firms or corporations owning, possessing or hatjng the oar NOW, You war, the proposed canal would supply the oll. road, ferry or bridge. A ans of far safer cotmunIcation by water, without “he wae. sed In ferrying or ot ordinatily constitute all of rifice of timo bowen iiagsion and Loruuio, than ould be poppy gutborised By tw to receive tolls, and afforded by the open Lake.” rgards many of them, the tolls are not pai| at each end of the line, whe there are two vessels vsed at thy sama ors, it would be r easy matter to dee ide why pot mn of the receipts were d arnings of each vessel. The receipts eann: There i8 a feeling among the leading officers of the CFA Tol at at toll-houses army in Carada to flatter the United States oflicers whe op may visit the Province, This was very notice ible in the attention shown Gen. Barry. Ng Juerican officey wag piesa from the e ever before put ip the position of a reviewing oflicer of properly be called the Jeesieis, Me Vv hf British troops. Ou tho Champs de Mars two battalions of these of nll that You, tu Dd or a the tte regulars were paraded on hed for his revision, aud were therefore, that the exemptios pro id J the futth ab tion of the act of 1§)5 does 10 apply to ferry-boats, and th osscsring, or managlr 3 i X Jut through certain exercises, among others the bayonet those Owning, Exercive. ich has far too Any thrusts and parries in it, Hho dross receipts of, Ib a duty xi 100 per centar a0 much so as to be a little ridiculous. However, thomen 000" when the boats ace subject to the paymes went through it like automatomws, and Were of tgupage duty. In accordance with the above d applauded by the spectators. Td two a cision, rg pA WR rg oi A a i 3 for cceipts 0 desc were one of the line, in red uniforms and gross recelp Tations owning, Possessin ‘ri i having the ca? buff belts, and one of rifles, in dark green uniforia and panies or corpo Wa ug. 20% RR A Ying she qa black belts. Kor war, the former is foolish in these days ur Spasagemyut a pi ne A fhotiseg oy oy Mouuitre of rifles and breech-loaders, &c. Some line MAREUTErs oo by op any description, and a the tax of 3 per cent were gone throngh 1 the old style, and then the rifle thereon, withont Rp to the payment or non-paymet battalion went through skirmisl movements vers Well. os pniage duties by the vessel: of such companies, ad It is better to act in two ranks or files than in one rank, return the same to the Collectors of their distric. unless the object is only to feel a point or to hold a pearly Tho retorns should embrace all tho receipts of such person. ilable position, or to connect bodies, &c. firms, companies, &c., since June 30, 1801, which have nt i advantage of two ranks is, that the men of each file boon beretofore retqrned abd fo Lx ad theron. each other. Again a line in two ranks presents no The gross receipts of all of pra R Soil a firs than one in single rank (atthe duty are exempt {row tax on gross receipts under section 13, samo intervals), and delivers twice the tire of the latter. ious of the amendatory tariff ect of March}, the fire of the iy and after the 1st of April, 1465. Whenever the tx Aceording to the present modes of skinnishing in the 5. gross receipts of sich vossels, since that date, has been s- American (or French) army, and in the British, a line of sessed or collected, tlie same should be abated or refunded, as be the former would have to act at iifiegiala of thive paces, case mag be. and Ausetauss shoud, render Mistunce 13 v y p f the ter, which acts in f the ms, in order to be a match for onc oF Yhe atier, whieh gs age Wines until after the Ist of April, ix paces intervals, Ee himself pleased at the disci line edie should Dah that oe) ur w a and steadiness of the two hallaligns--1ot and 23d Regi- vo 4 bo the aath of smh pryment of inact end ments and Fourth Rifle Brigade. A be act 0! Joly 13, 1864, receipts from transportation of pa. I learn that English regiments are Gow selected for sengers for hire, or the mails of the United States, upa will be exampt under ate, except in the ose E. A. RoLuxs contracts made prior to August 1, If action 103, from and after the latter of ferries, toll-roads aud bridges. FORRIGN BUILT VESSELS IN SPANISH PORTS. The following dispatches have been received at te State Department from the Consulate Generel of the Unied Canada in view of the enemy they may have to fight— namely, the Fenians, Armstrong field guns are being issu companies, ‘Two of these guus Gen. Sherman when here, be having expresse ed to tht volunteer were shown to d a wish to edonald lately said in the House that The Hon. J. 8. Ma ia foree were the officers on the staff of the Canadian Milit not men of ability. He spoke moderately, for some of States HAVANA, July 23, 1867 them cannot write an order correctly, To make up Por go xv FH. Sewanp, Secretary of State, Washington, D.C: this, they talk in the spirit of slugs in a sawpit!” ele. Si: Under the royal order of the 17th of July, 1449, foreim- built illng whips of upwards of 400 tuna, an hea steam rs ey ah Stn could be introduced into the Spanish dominions, wear Lio Bosrox, Wednesday. Ang 8, 1966. of that nation. By another royal grder, in The following is the weekly statement of the eondi- go Havaus offen Gaius Ny 0 3 Bip) mandng om of iia A 0 from other B'ks$11.529,230 placing under the Spanish flag of forcign-built a in Yous, Loops CHRAE 6.672.749 Dus to other Banks. 17,211,706 not exceeding 100 tums, Spanish measurement, he -whie Loum, AR sae did Hh ia sas ane 40,540,379 steamers, Wood, Srawing uot ee sven Sonal feat. a2 Legal Tender notes. 22,432,317.C saves vossdls, wood. La the Sxpress promise, however, tiat irculation(Nat.)... 24,1 16,705 580 Circulation (tate). 8320, feet, is made lawful, with h he such vessels must bo wholly owned by Spanish subjects, used solely in the coasting trade, and skall never be cleared or dispatched for any other trade. The payment of the royal dues must of course precedo the change of flag. T accom: any a copy of the doenment referred to above, and have the wi to be. Sir, with profound respect. your obedient servant, THos. Savase, V. C.G. re I Tar: CoNSECTICUT ENCAMPMENT. The New-Harcn Palladium says that the grounds for the encampment have finally been settled upon. Gen. Kellogg and other officers visited Bridgeport on Saturday !~st, and golocted a suitable spot in East Bridgeport, in the rear of Wheeler Wim s sewing machine establishment, There is a pond of good fresh water near br, and the camp itself is very pleasantly situate 1. Admiralty of th This brigade encampment wil goubtiess be ou of the most Naval Reghatry OF o cess the following this day to the nisvable which the militia in toils section have heea aflardcd EXCELLENT RIP a r ra psa ne fd Ca enjoval wien n i a vr and the Colonies: Minister of WW his view of the ease is certainly taken by tie Sik: Lave intopiued the Wi bor YoaEs 1 of eran lv enthosi patio jo rasacd talk ca=whom God preserve i=ola wit ragk aud fH waa ay It is credibly reported that contribution lists arc The records of the State Department are being removed to partment. Brevet Liout.-Col. Vollum, when relieved, will Sheridan, sortant land grants at the jaue cnnetal, J sesouri, and the right of way pr the Northern Pacific Railroad have been ceded by the Diana to the Goy- Tanslation Naval Station at Havang, Naval Depawgnont, pos defgned to herr the opinion of the Coungl’ of State oper it the reports of the consulting and direct forming will the opinion of the Counct! of Min <tors. Las heen pleased to deciec that as the law of she 15h of July, 1549, allowed the por chase of saliing vessels of over fonr hundred tons, sud of iron ste mers veed for the interest of the poasiine trade of the [sand of Cubs, without detriment 10 lier vessels, it 1s sllowed to introduce foreigu sailing vessels of Lees than i00 tans, and wooden side-whee! steariers drawing feet (Rpasish mensure), and steam propellers drawing 8 feeti—=pro vided they pay the tanmuge dus required ou the chanze of flag snd becoming Spanish property, according to Article 9 of the Registry law ollicers taking care that no foreiguers Lave au interest in them, and that the purchosers give security Bot to sell an interest of the Whoie to any one not a Spanierd or naturalised citizen, ia accordance With Article 7, reistablishe 1 by the 30 Rule of Article 4 of the law of the Ist of November, 1857, and tha said vessels be registered in the Second Class as coasters for the Island of Cuba and Porto Rico, to which they shall be confined, and not perm! any consideration. Lhis I communicated to you by royal order for your infor as well as ing Conymitiees of the Navy, con m which I also transmit to vou by the sawe urposes therein expressed, and this is ordered to be published by order of the commander of this Naval Station for the iu. formation or whom it may concern, that no oue may allege 1g I norance of the decree. Hovana, 17th July, 1066 ADOLFE NAVARIETE WRECK OF AN AMERICAN BRIG. UNITED STATES CONSULATE, Nassar, July 16, 186s. the Hon. Wi. H. SEWARD, Secreta: v of State of the United States of Amorica, r Sir: 1 have the honor to inform you that the Amer- ican brig Albert Adams of New-York, J. W. Ayres, master, owned by A, Brown, of 161 70-100 tans, was wrecked at Wat. tings Island, Aahamas, on the 7th inst, She proceeded there from here under charter to take from there to New-York a cargo o logwook. Her master, officers and crew are all saved, and consist of the following persons John W, Ayres, Master; Enoch J. N. Watson, Mate; Rob- ert A. Simons, Steward and Cook, and Henry Batler, John M. Belen, H. Jacksou and Charles Brown, seamen. The mate and crew are sow here, a charge upon this Consulate, and will be forwarded to the United States by the first opportunity. Very respectfully, your obedient servant, Tuoyas KiBRKPATRICK, EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS, RE [By Telegraph.) The President has made the following appoint- ents: Arthur P. Gorman, Collector of Internal Revenae, Yifih District, Maryland; appointment to take effect Jlst inst; John W. Frazre, Assessor First District Peonsylvania; Alex. ander Wallis, reappointed, Collector Fifth District, New- Jersey; Alonzo Tanner, Assessor Thirtieth District, New. York: N. E. Peck, Mirister Resident and Consul-General at Hayti; 8. W. King, Pension Agent at La Harpe, IL ARMY GAZETTE. rr [By Telegraph. AEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Hours or mir ARMY, ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OirICE, WASHINGTON, Aug. 7, 1866, Special Orders, tted to sail abroad under ation and in answer to your commnuuication above quoted, wl order for the 5 Y \F a rg oyd THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, (866. i 2c pe i SH TE A id Sen 14sce this Depgr ment in accords with the decree f war ‘ab xeitoment could scarcely have hae Wr oipy, this Danatiment 8 ge 4 th the decrees of wan Wf hy could scarcely hava baen ment of War and Colonie in reference to the propri sty of P To LATE tepealing the existing Jaw, prohibiting tl intsoduatio 3 of foreign ve«e fon thay 700 tums juto t Pen We closed our paragraph eon, ©2rhing tie fire io Murray st. its foreign pos.essione. ier Majom? hae considered jt ond having f TAther nrematurely. After mest Jf 110 engines had loft the flames burst forth with renewed vige” the roof of No. 43, occupied on the 25: floor Green Horton, as a wholesaly dry go! upper floors by L. I". Deming and J. 2 Dalston, both whom are also dv goods dealers, Alc latosh A genornl alarm wad struck, for the second time, abont 2 U wie at that slruck out o'clock, and from the rapid progress the fire had m time it prowised to be very destruetive, goods in what may bo eaused by gro. The house of Herman, Frost Co., 1s one of the heaviest of the kind in the city, their stock consisting mainly of porcelniv aud fancy wares of that kiad. Tle loss ou both building ouder the best circumstances will probably rescl £30,000, notwithstanding the fuct that the fire throngh the exartions of the Metropolitan Department will be mairly. if not wholly, confined to the upper feors. NE a Jepome HorkIN3 AT SABATOCA.—Mi. Jerome Hopkins, of this city, will tavor the pleasurs s*okors of Sara, toga with one of his Morning Concerts, on Friday next. Something very pleasant is to be expected from oma of his repu. tation, Steiaway's grand pianos will be usd, vee ELEVENTH Assexery District GrRMay LLPT2LI- CAN CLUB.~A special meeting was held last night at Lead quar ters, No. 181 West Thirty-ninth-st., for the parposs of express’ ing the views of the rarge body of Germans belonging to this Association in response to the Philadelphia Convention. As two hitherto prominent German Republicans ‘ona of whom being a member of the above organization) hal signed the eall for the Philadeipiia Convention, it was deemed necessary to have the opinions of the barge number of German Republi: (g¥ Ws. wn va that not 10 German Republicans can be who are in favor of that convention, A Committee of Three was appointed, who reported the fol. lowing resolutions which, aker some debate, were adopted unanimously trict to take an active Id, for the purpose of electing de ed, 'Ibat these deiegates be instruewsd to use all their in. Jet in the primary elections to be he take decided adopted by the loyal majority of the XXXI1Xth Congress, snd sobmit- ted to the severs! state Lezisiatores foc ratilication. Resolved, That we regard the promiscuous gathering of unrepentant Rebels, pardoned and vu pardoned Coppe 5 aud recosant Republic cans, st Philadelphia, styled by fis suthorss convention ee baviug been gred in tatere ts inimical to the causy for which our Lrethreo have bied end saffered for the last four years und evidently intended to rob the loyal people of the country of the frulls of Cur national tri umphs of arms. Kevolved, That our Delegates to the German Republi o Committee be instructed to act in the spirie of the above Adjourned, an Central 20lutions.

CRUSHED BY THE FALL OF A Pik oi LUMBER —On Tuesday eveaing last, while a truck belonging to B. A. Darnes of No. 52 Bouth Fifth-st., Brooklyn, and driven by Willian RB. Banks of No. 203 Grand-st., Willlamsburgh, was boing backed up at the foot of Oliver-st,, it struck against o pile of lumber, causing a portion of it to topple over, the mass falling upon an unknown man, crushing him in a fearful manner. He was at No. 353—[ Extract. ]=1I1. A Board of officers, to consist of Brevet Col. J, Il. Brown, Surgeon United States Army; Brevet Lient. Col. R. H. Wirt, Surgeon, United States Army; Prevet Lient. Col. Anthony Hager, Surgeon, United States Army; Brevet Major Warren Web- ster, Asst. Surgeon, United States Army, Recorder: will assemble nt Now-York City on the 20th of September, 1669, or as soon thercafter as practicable, for the examination of Assistant Surgeous for promotion, and of applicants for ad- mission futo the Medical staff of the United States Army. Brevet Mnjor Joseph I’. Wright, Assistant-Surgeon U.S, A, is hereby relieved from duty in the Department of the Cnmber- land, and will proceed wittout delay to Fort Independence Boston Harbor, Mass,, aud relieve DBrevet Captain Edwa Cowles, Assistant-Surgeon U. 5. A. When relieved, he will report to the Commanding General and to the Medical Di- rector, Department of Louisiana, for assignment to duty. VI1.—Asristant Surgeon W. 8. Tremaine, 1". S, Army, will report to the commanding General, and to the Medical Di. rector, Department of Cumberland, to replace Brevet-Major Jos. PP. Wright, Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army, relieved. VIL Surgeon George Tuylor, United States Army, is Lere- by relieved from duty in the Deput tment of the Olio, end will report, without delay, to the Commanding General, Depart. ment of Texas, to relieve Brevet Lieat..Col. P, Vollum, Sur. geo, United States Army, as Medioal Director of that De. report in person to the Medical Director, Department of the Last, for assignment to duty. By command of Gen. Grant, E. I). TowyssesDp, Assistant-Adjutant-General, GEN. HUNTER ON THE RETIRED LIST. WAR DEFATMEXT, ADTUTANT-GENERAL'S OPPICE, WASHINGTON, August 6, 1860, GrXecal Ores No. 58 Upon his own application, Breyet Major-Gen. D. Hunter, Celopel Sixth Uni States Cavalry, having served over 40 years, has been hy diregtion of the President of the United States, retired from active service, acd Lis nawe will be entered on the retired list of oflicers of the grade to which he now belongs, in accordance with Sec. tion 15, act approved August 3, 1861. This order to take effect July 31, 1¥60, By order of the Secrecary of War. E. D. Towxsexn, Assistant-Adjatant General. ANNOUNCED. Brevet Major J. Is. Campbell, First Lieutenant Fourth U, 8. Artillery, as Acting Assistant Inspector-General, Commis. aaty of Misters and Discharge Officer of the Department of grou. MISCELLANEOUS. Cant. J, H. Chapman, Veteran Reserve Corps, has Leen directed to aasiue the duties of Acting Assistant Quarter. master at Meridian, Misslssippl, to bis other duties, order 10 faollitate prompt transmission of supplies for Lauderdale aud vicinity. ELILYED, Melinire, U. KB, Army, from Ordinaned Sergeant Pdward Juty ab Fort Marshall. Baltimore, Md, and ordered to duty at ouce conveyed to Believae Hospital by the Fourth Precinet Police, but died on the way there, The body was placed in the Morgue to await identification, and Coroner Gamble neti. fied to hold an inquest, tl Argest oF A Horsg-Taiep.—Ou the 25th ult Chauncey Martin, a laborer, aged 22 years, stole from Lis em- ployer, Mr. Lewis E. Morris of Fordiam, Westchester County, a borse valued at 8200, and coming to this olty Will the stolen property, sold it to Matthew Cunningham of No. 71 Watts-st. for 10. The thief then left the city, saying that he was going to Canada. Officer Hull of the Thirty-second Pre. cinct was informed of the facts in the case, and hearing of the movements of Martin, followed him to Clinton County, in this State, where he found him stopping at the residence of some friends. He arrested kim apd brought Lim back to West. chester County. Yesterday he was arraigned hatore Justice Berrian, at Tremont, and committed (or trial, a a In Bap CouMrANy.—(eorge Pamoks, on Satarday night last, met Margaret Mason on the street, and sccom- panied her to the low den No. 338 Water-st, and there in- du! in a drunken debauch. Whon he recovered his senses, he found that he had heen robbed of $35 in treasury notes. Margaret was arrested, together with the keeper of the der, named Mary Aun Thompson, by the Fourth Precinct Pollen, on the complaint of the victim, and yesterday they were com- mitted for trial by Justice an, t is a native of England, aged 28 years, and Mary Ann a native of Ireland, aged 20 years. The complainant was sent to the House of De. tention as a witness. i I Crivixar Sexrexces—The following sentences were passed by Recerder Haekett, in the Coart of General Sessions, yesterday: Joseph Johuson, soar pickpocket, caught in the act, to the State Prison for five ra. James Fayals John Williams plead guilty to burelary in the third degree, in breaking into the premises No. 6 East Sixteenth-st,, eneh to the State Prison for five years. Joun Burns, stteapt at lareeny, to the State Prisen for two years and six months, John Shelly, alias Whalen, and James Gallagher, alias Murphy, for petit larceny from the person, to the State Prison for five ears. James Hoffmire, alias James Hines, attempt at grand coy; Penitentiary one year. Morris Jacob, forgery, fourth degree; Penitentiary one vear. Mary Burger a servant girl, for roubing her employer of over one thousand dollars’ worth of vainables; to the State prison for five years, Portiayp Ringe Foxp.—The following addi- tional subscriptions to the fund for the relief of the sufferers by the Portland fire, have been received by Mr. A. A. Low, Host 24eiva. Piahida. 004, ITH 8 ore ME wire S00 Assistant Surgeon Webster Lindsly, Brovet Major U, 8, Wana Hocfing Lo oo i E. Phelps...... 25 0 Army, in Ly on tho #th inst. Two little ror A Y 0! Pokal... S51. =n GEN. DELAFIELD RETIRED, Oe ats gra. EER 1 TI Wil 21 alee Sinlor Liu. Nslaleia, y (FE A, who An gd SOME Charies N. Talbot 100 00! me 0 Chief o areau of Eugineers, War Depart ee 0 I mont is at his own request retired Hom service. Brovet hy AM. bard crenmann 50 Total.......... $105,504 06 Major-Gen. Humphrey, Lieutenant-Colouel of Engineers, ug. 5 U. 5 A. is ordered to succeed him as Chief of that Bureaa, Roux Oven AN» KiLLep.—Yesterday niorning a little NAVY GAZETTE. er (diy Telegraph.) DETACHED. Aug. I.—Acting Master E. 8, Goodwin, from re. ceiving-ship Vermont, and ordered to steamer Mobican; Aot- 10g Assistant-Paymaster L, 1, Chamberlain, from sloop Fre. donie, on reporting of relief, and ordered to return Last and settle his accounts, GRDERED. Aug. L.—=Paymaster W, W. Williams, to store-ship Fredouia; Paymaster Charles MH. Pldredge, to daty as Pay. paaster of naval station a Ponsacols, Florida, Third Asst. Engineer Thomas Crummey, to duty 0s an assistaut to Chief Engineer Nowell, at Norfilk Navy Yard, WAI ING ORDERS, AUGUST 1. —Assistant Engineer Chas E. Da Valin, MISCALLANEOQUS. The steamer Muascovia, sow at Mobile, Ala, Las been ordered to the Rio Grande. agreeably to a late request of Ger, The flagship Vawderbilt of the North Pacific Squadron is undergoing repairs at the Mare Island Navy- Yard, During this time the steam Saranac will be used for that purpose. The Secretary of the avy has received a lotter {row Rear-Admizal Goldsborough fron Lisbon, dated July 16, atating that the flagship Colorado left Youlon on June 30, and was hourly expected. The steamer Ofinndaigua had gone to the Elbe and Weaer, The steamer Ashuslol miled a few days rov ious {or tho Last Ind'ey, via Madeira, Porto irande, Ban aul de Loaudo and Cape of Good Hope. The Western Associated Press, Detroit, Mich, Tuesday, August 7, 1=6,, The annual meeting of the Western Associated Press commenced to-day in this city. The priocipal newspavers of the West aro represented, The subject of obtaining news by the Atlantic cable was re. farred 10 a committes who made a report recommending that {hie prass should recgive all reoliy imporsant uews tu the ex. tent, phoney of 200 words per day. a vas glonted, The Rowing ofti~efs for the ensuing year were oloeted: President, H. N. WALKER, of T%e Detroit Free Press, Secretary, H. 1. Bakes, of The Detroic Advertiser end Ts Mesars. TALsTEAD, of T%¢ Cincinnati Conmereiol BLAKLEY, of The Chicago Post; KNAPY, of The St. Lo is Repu dy. can; FAIRBANKS, of Ths Cleveland Herald aad Briota¥, of The Pittsburgh Commercial. en ell rn Las i

Indian Treaties. SUCCESSPUL NEGOTIATIONS, OMAHA, Nebraska, Tuesday, 432. 7 1866. The Indian Commissioners have just crrived from v Missouri, aud yeport that their edirts to make a pper A) sourihnve been suc treaty with the tribes on the Upper Mis be Th ernment, The Pacific Corts Aug. 7, 1866, with, bery. Tha complainant states taat on the night in question, girl, aged three vears, named Annie Wenkar:, was run over near the forry-house at the fect of Forty-second st. N. R., by car No. 10 of the Grand aad Forty-second-st. line, and in- stantly Killed, The body was conve; ed to the residence of the child's parents, No. 6il Weat Forty.-second-st,, aud Coroner Gover notified to hold an inquest. ‘The driver of the car way mitted, and held to awaits the result of tke Coroner's mavesti- ation. tlt Feun Froy A ScaroLp.—A painter named John Whidden, residing in Sixteenth-st, between Eighth and Ninth-aves.,, while at work upon a swinging scaffold suspended from a building at the corner of Laroy and West sta. fell to tie pavement and was so terribly injured that he died soon after being SoaYerSd to the Twenty-cighth Precinct Station. House. Coroner Wildey was notified to hold an inquest upon the body. Be Arrest oF A BrrGLAr.~The dwelling of Aaron Gursky, No. 32 Seventli-ave,, was entered by George Cox and a compauion on Tuesday night by foreing open the front avor. Proceeding up stairs, they forced an entrance into the bedroom of Mr. G., and packed up wearing apparel valued at $270. As they came out of the front door they were seen by John McGuire, wha also resides in the house broken into, and he at once gave chase. Seeing the men rucning, Officer MeGann of the Twentieth Precinct joined iu the chase, and subceedad in arresting Cox. His confederate escaped. Yes: terday the prisoner was committed for rial by Justice Led re at Sprrovsty INyvrep BY A Fann. —Yesterday after- noon Matthew Gormod, employed as a driver by the Kuicker- bocker Tee Company, fell from the front of Lis wagon, at the corner of Thirty-second-st. and Third-ave., and fractured his Plo. The injured man was conveyed to Bellevue is n native of Ireland, aged 3% vears, and resides at No. 280% est Thirteenth-st. a BoDY Recovered. —Yesierday the body of a boy, tho son of Courad Staltmann, residing in Sixty-filthest., near Third-ave., wasfound floating in the East River, near Hurl. Gate, and broaght aghore at the foot of Seventieth-st., where Coroner Gamble wa: potified to hold an inquest. I'eceasod was drowned while behing in the East River, at tix foot of Seventy-first st. BE RoBBED DY A FELLOV-TENANT.—Late on Tuesday night Thomas Me WIA. residiag at No. 2 Ninth-ave., caused the arcest of Francis Larkin, rasiding in the same house, by Officer Wendleof the Ninth Pracinet, on the charge of rob about 11 o'clocn, she accused and three other men came into bis bedroom au pty tow a chair a pair of pautaloons, in one of the pockets of wileh wag 3 wallet containing the sum of 872 50, with which they The complainant, on sei this, sprang from bed, and Seping into the street, proc jhe siivices of the above ol ind caused tho arrest of Lar- in. erday with trial. He 1s 8 Dative of Irciand aol? years. prisoner for

aud quickly sprrad to Tho damage to the No, 43 will bv tery great from water, independent of eck hands wseenzer from Loulwwille to Cincinnati—Heymiller, sale; Eiota bad'y acaided Faston, safe Bury, safe; Bodman, safe; Stamas, Lavy, safe wife; v badly scalded; Brows, sata; Hail, badiy scalded; Gloelazd, Resolved, That we call upon the German Republicans of tiis Dis m gates to the Syracuse Convention, fluence, that the platform to be adopted by the Byracuse Convention ley, safe; round in fivor of the Constitutional amendments ee (3mager and three children, site, LE ThE Arerit wil take place on Thursday, joiuts, which had been eut of by a ¥aars a mative of this city. a res. 300 of Williamabu oars Zh A mes chant, aud not guilty of the charge Nrelorred rrr i em ———t A Swix Over rug Nortn Rever fror Live —A fireman employed on the steamer Baltio, lying at No. 4 s louse” and on the Jas River, becoming invoived in a quarrel AR of of Ns fellow workmen about 8 o'closk on Tuesdoy evening, and fearing that th Lustoad of att oF fatenlied to Gant amped overboard’ a ea T into the stream and swam way to pon arriviag there he proceeded to the a SoByi eat. ut as the acthorities case tele [0 ration. gt bad no. Juridiotion ia. ths 14 name was not obtained. A Taeer or 4 Waren —William Rusvet was yestor- day arreared ou ths complaint of George Wenton of No. 18 Varigk-st, who states that on the Lish of Suns daa, the pris- ouer stole from him a gold watch a dofault of 81,000 wt iva Shia valdod at Bod 5 Justice Hogan. He gave his age as)21 and vs oconpa tion as that of a teacuer, It is Stated that he indictoant for a similar cXanse. Wp algedy ualor The Explosion of the Gen. Lyi. A Cincinnati paper of the 7th inst. has the fotlow- ing dispatch, dated Madison, Ind., Aug. 6: a The steamer Gon. Lytle blaw up this afterncon at Bathle: 2d. The passengers say she Lad been racing with aside at the way from Louisville. t oui OTe Giose together, lives 40st, Most of the crew are saved. a. oma aa down when the explosion took place, and was instan The hoat is a total wreck. The hd overy assistance to the cers hallo tm tho killed and wouuded to this place, where cared for by the citizens, Capt Godman and Joa taksu to the residence of his brother.in law’, Col BB. Bering, The officars of the St, Charles exonerate the captain of the from all blame, and deny thee (ha 4 bower mig: Thue affa.r bas cast a gloom over the eatire city. X cans clearly expressed, in spite of it being a notorious fact ing is a list of her passengers and crew, with found in New-York the d Fisding, safe; Howard, lerson, safe; Snyder aud boy, missing; P Boyan, safe: Hustin, safe; Fin'ey, sale; Mis sale, Fanerson and wile, sate; Mrs. Barclry. safe, Mra. Mra. bleyar.sale Mes. Livy sate, Clase, wife aud child J.T. Bella dy ite, nsf Mr: Swall, safe; 4.0m, Wissing ri. sale ry Misses Hathaway, pd Miss Wodly, wal fs Dency ana wife, safe: Susan Bolin, safe; wens Passcugers Lor Carroiton, Ky, =Mra Brislsey, ssie: M. Brisey, Madison passengers—DMis. Bulan, safe; Mrs. Conlter, safe; Mi, foo Stee’, wif; the Kev. Db. Crone. slightly staldes; Bhs. riffith, slightly scalded; Rosen ef, mW oundacant Cress, salon, Muller and wife, safe aise, safe. Lis of Crow =Capt. H. Oodmay, kiled; C. Mains, first clerk, scalded C. Creizer, second olerk, safe; D. Defour, pilot, C bears, pilot, badly eat; Jos Mackin, pilot, ssfs; Mr. W. engineer, badly scalded; H. Fdwards. second en, J. Caine, striker, safe, OC. Miller, striker, missing; C. ter, safe: C, Reiss, mace, badly scalded; J. W safe Dl. Morgan, Steward, safe: J. Molomaker, cook, Allen, aasnd cool, sfc; N. Hechebrath, barkeeper, the ofl »r barkesps- is all right; J, Derurton, first pan tors porters sss throo barbers safe; cabin crew all safe cabia boy, missing, chambarmaids safe; J. Harrison ALY agent, RR c——— stlent—=wift—and Ir‘ reversible,’ tayy in Order No Skill required The Simplest and 10 16 thie wimplent at’ 1t is the least liable to ont loin the Deal made” It runs the stillest;"—" It runs eet; It runs the fastest.” It Las a device to prevent the vunmin gg Saceward It requires the least mechanical it:=Thess are a law of the thirty five Judges althe celebrated Grand Trial at Island Park” —in the WLLoox GiBes SEwive MACHINE Advertisement, The Tribune E Notwithstanding the fact that the size of Tug Tres- uNE bas hes increasd more than ona quarter, ths price with: remaic the sama, TERMS. WEEKLY TRIBUNZ. Mai! subacribars, slugle copy, 1 year—52 aumbers...... #2 Mail subscribers, clubs of five......... Rr pd ssrasean. 3 Ten copies, addressad to names of subscribers. eee 11 Twenty copies, aldressad to names of sheer 3 Ton copies, to 0nd AAATEsS. .....ccocanrsiavnrsassneess: AB Twenty copias, to ono address. ....ccveeiivicivsianes: 9 An extra 00p7y will be sent tor each ela) of ten. Mail SEM[-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. ACpacEiar, 1 copy, 1 year—~104 nambers........ Mai! subscribers, 2 copies, 1 year—104 numbers. {4 ail subsoribes, 5 or over, for each Parsons ramittiog for 10 copies 830, will ragelvs a2 oxtes or 6 months. Parsons ssmitting for 15 contes 845, will regsive an extra oopy DAILY TRIBUNE. a 810 per annum; $5 for six months. THE TRIBUNE, Now-York. a RS Addrye DIED. BRYANT—0n Friday, July 27, at Roslya, Las Franeds Foie child Beyaut, wiis of Wi {am Cullen ry ator aaa BLAIR —0O2a Wedc A 4, Fidelia Plakuton, Beloved HAIR S08 acovdus Eden Biair, Se 1 year and se Tio relatives and friends of the fam! inyied 0. ars funeral, from the residence of her 3 twesn Ora-bundred-and twent 3 lom, this (Thursday) afternoon, at 4p o'clock. CROWELL—0On Wednesdry momisg, August 8, Edward Crowen, ty-aixthoats,, Ha 5 years and 6 mouths, Thers'stives avd frisnds of the family are invited to attend the funersi. on Friday, the 195k mst, at 3 o'clock p. m. DE WINT=In this city, on Wednesday, August 8, Francis A., youwage ast son of John P. De Wiat. y The remains will be taken to Fishkill by the 10s m. day, for interment, Funeral services at Church HURRY On Tuesday, Augast 7, in the 16th of her and Emily ay ot Bucknor Hurry. 1 Func] servicns will be held at $he Dittreh 4 of De dp ast -uluth-st., inst, The hot sb ok A and 5h ot the family are hii AL attond, without further Be notice. 1 mcr Morin of Viokabary.SMipeeta tas ch Just of Bar pe MACKENZIE~At Haulom, Ww. A of Mrs. [da A. Mackeuzle, in the 624 TEWEY, ut pistiyee, of The relatives and fricads ate javited Io 8¢ a funecal, am ben late residence, One-b -audenivetesath-st., Second aves. on Friday, at 11 o'clock a. m. East Ci PROAL=On Tussy, August 7, after a short illness, f of Capt. Augastus Proal and deughter of the late Jonathan

t Chester. The friends of the family are in atend the oa Flay mom sngal i more Clament's Church, Amity. st, near bg Angnst 10, at 10 0’ without will to East Cheater be taken A POMEROY=Sudden!y, of spoplexy, in Brooklyn, 02 otrero 67 years. he gust 7, Daalel P: of T The IS perio w h ald id the the Pi coruer of Henry an day, the 10th inst, at 3 ¥elock [2 Lig the family are favited te attend, without further PEGRAM=~At Elizabeth, N, J, Moviag, Au cer, second danshter of the ahs Tie

AT A The ves and friends fuuera! on Thorsday, 9th i o'clock p. wi. BADGE Rritsafohuiths Christina a a His remains will be notice will theu be gives of the WOOD—On Tueded morning, August ons widow of late Jobn td par o bor hood dpe PR 1h also those latives 0 Tn Charles H Harbeck, ars respectfully without further notice, Masox1c. —The members of Star of Hope Lodge, M. are hervby notified to attend their rooms, sud Myrtle-st., Brooklyn, ou Thursday, Angust 9, p- 1. for the purpose of paying the last tribute of 1ains of our deceased brotlier. PETER F. SUYDAM. of sister lodges are respectiully invited to attend. B James Dexpran, Sec, JOHN L. N Nip Jo Gpecial Notices. NE WAAR i EE a I herowith retarn my heartiest thanks to Dr. KUCXKOWSKE, No. 89 Amity-st., for the rapid aud thorough healing of my HYDROPATHIC (W ater-Cuze) PROCESS of Summer, a clironic supparation of one ear, and the new formation of two Hoge machice. have preserved the tinzer joints in spirits, so that anyoue interested can convince himeell oF the fags B. SALLANDER, No. 275 Malbarey J. Taylor’s Saloon, NOS. AND 367 BROADWAY, i ALE NO. 333 BROADWAY WM. TAYLOR. Wa Batre Dpot of Games CROQUET A large and splendid assortment at lowset pelos. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ‘AUNT SALLY,” the new English outdoor game. uf BASE BALL, ARCHER wSIRACES, A B. SWIFT Co., No. 47 Nusa at N.Y. and all kinds of games for the house, yard, Removal. AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL CO. NEW-YO gh HAVE REMOVED TO No, $4 TORN, ok Ea SAN Fraxcisco, foesday, Au A dispatch frou Victoria states Dat the United States Tue LATE Apis CASEY bets Abraham Factory, Hudson City, New Jomay. Sate ames Saganau 2:rived there ay. hn Marries, who was arrested on a charge of having Ww, as of bullion hive trom Virginia City and fire Lis clothing store, No. 143 Was ah. br veel 10 wRawies Pile and Huser Y Gold Hill, Nevada, during fe past seven IOBIGS 38 oop 0 oven) waoks 8ince, Mpa before J xplosion 3 y all duentes of the N. For interual $7,891,296, The amount estimated for the present month of powder, several seeks £0, LF aryo. The exanilo: dnt turn the money hs from the sawe is $1,500,000 3 been continued for some time, and as the evidence agwns ond him as vory slight, the accused was allowed to go on bis Suiwnction wt te Expres Comput, FTA” amin ee cos A bill has bom fied m the Clerk's Office of the Cireutt RECOVERY OF STOLEN PropPERTY.—Mary Brugan, a ————yl_ or 432 per iota ta For Court of the United States by the stockholders of tho ,.,,4j0 in the employ of Mr. Harris Pelser of No. 119 Chat. —————=——affice. National Express Company, asking an injunction against bam-st., on the 24h ult. robbed her employer of $380 in Treas. row WAST ATS, made to that Company. ary notes and diamond pin, valued at $310. She was ar- Be pre to ue oF aR lee rested by Sergeant Walsh of the Sixth Precinct aod commit. p ARS, ee Now: ork re FIRES. ted to the Tombs for trial, For gust Wan Jubiibi at pag SMITH pe —_e ar at the time, Yeste the accu was Te All who Want te Keaaws y SARATOGA. feted of the crime, and sentenced by Judge Russ ros I¥ YOU RANT 70 K w Bene see SARATOGA, Aug. B—The fe ju ight was more de. five SATE SD Rorgtant Wal Slug P ht tat iW itholt oR an first reported, e loss will reach nearly nad given the pin to one Jolin 8 Kelly, w! tarn 80 Waat to be rh Ci bE of what loss wes sustained by the she a fd pl ea keoperw Xo 5: Broad or uty You ax Know how ined by sts at the Columbian Hote], wheeh is reportad as coms the sam of 840. A a the E. B. FOULE, 1,130 ro 2 gu oly heayr. The amount of insurance is estimated proastpin foungd io bis possession. He admit that he ha mailed free. MARU A 1 a paratively heavy. purchased the pin, but declared be did wot know that it had Woedlaws Har- at about $30,000. ES heen stolen. y gecaning lu oe committed for tia bY Justice tr Ba ow gal tps wocth lefault of §1, ail, Helsa of the Cen! A Fire in Murray-st, Hogan tm Controller “A. red 32 years. Wa Curr, lock thi roi ire broke wt in "E00? Ve Albont 124 o'clock this morning a tire Wigs, Toupees nnd Ornamental the fifth 14% the buildiag No. 50 Marray-st., occupiel by Tus ANDREWS FORGERY Cask. ~Y esterday the ex» Fine bhi hi re ad ie 4 Black or own, dS a Terman, Trost Co. 28 a glass-ware and chia store. “he Lnination in the case of George Andrews, who is charged with W. A. BA CHE ol Loe i i tie hi 0 tn Et i hn pat smn, En a ee fb so, Su, Asien 1 hes WHT MERRY rubbish on the upper 7 prietor of the nigh aud Fili-ava, He before Justie Courtiaudt-at., Now-York! a ha a mystery. Saag sarfment were promptly at werk, number of checks on the "u BRE, ORME HP Ey Am Sah Sa \ng-achincs, acs, loc Fami Tho Metropolitan Fire Department wave Bort ag had Hogan at the Tombs, ‘The accused waived an exawiostion Tae Empire Lock-Stitch Sew end quenched the Names before a great ded t wats {10 be by the advice of counsel, aud was admitted to balby the Jes and Man factor re. A Ww pe n Jone, We do not eare to estimate the loss, bul A ‘i IRisirne in the sun of $2,000, He states hot he leaged 2 EMPL ING MACHINE So Bo, 616 sapdwndh Vo bee excordtugly small, gana Wauily bY Walet aud the TVG Pr

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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE a. Noa— work, entitled AMONG THE GUERRILLA Pt rd large sale. It te read with avidity, tude podlished at #1 50, snd Is y uniform with the suthor's other pop wher books’ MY SOU AMONG THE GUE ON THE BORDER. Thess books are sll beantifn BIG FOOT, A ROMANCE OF EARLY GAROLINA TIMES By W. J. Hamuxos, &wiber of Twins Scouts,” “Earle Eye,” "Stor Eyes,” Lc. hls fine yomance Introduces two twos well known characters of early Qarolina history, and rej edie. in its leading incident, the achud tory @f tbe ol Toecarors ootbreak. 1t fe very vivid cha scteriaation of wild and perilous life led by the settlers. by the element of youthful loves wiieh and perl) ou pleasure. BF® For suie by oll vewsdealore, ov sent, postpal 1d, to eny address on on of pice AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY, E ROUND TABLE. RO "1 oMBDRESS ALL “PHP AMERIOAN YBERTS MRO HE Re, P. stor. THE BEST.

INTERNAL REVENUE LAW FOR JR66, poms pa APPLETON COMPANY, bm Bos 443 BROADWAY, NLW YORK, THE SURVE ore abused, both ia America and ki sind ROUND TABLE po«e es a clasten both North and Sou it is the fixed Jotermination of (he pr vo Mierary world the rice in reviewing Mies Roseettl's Mine Joijrodoeeds grent temeie already taken her stand smong ma of Jean Jupwiow are 2 andy read and admired in every of the land. ted lady new poet har been cor ipsred to whose poems we ov 4 to the same entarpiismg publishers. who sings, as it soars, one gushing Fguid strato of oelody. neo: “Crowds of bees are busy with clover, Hoe Roseetti's poerus, ou the routrary, are mw oatly In eggestive posine; not an wialysis of either thought or eo New Publications. ATI SAINI ANNIE CARLETON, PUBLISHER, Broadway. Ne New-York. EDMUND KIRKES NEW BOOK 413 8, fe just and thon AMONG THE PINES, THERN FRIENDS, DOWN IN TENNESSEL, DRIFT IN DIX, A RRITLLAS, (In Press.) italy bound 10 eloth—are sold avery: il, postage free, on receipt of price, will be sek by rit FAON, Publisher. New Yor LI Y THIS MORNING BEADLES' LIME NOVELS No. 13 THE GUIDE: OR, EYOR'S DAUGHTER. At the same time, iL ie roske eves danger price—~Trx Crys. Address BEADLE Co., tienera! Dime Book Publishers, No. 118 William-st,, New-York. Geneml Agents NO. XLIX. READY TO PAY, And for sale eve ry where. UND TAB E is more notices ore re fuflience among od Wert, which is oted, nore prof aed L any 1eview ever mn this country. the cull East qually sound and permanent prictorato cantlone hey will spare neither Tie piguanoy and UND TABLE fs estat shed npon is in avery possible respect. aud to augment its aul dity aud Lo var ety, CONTENTS OF NO XL Unde: the Toa July 2% ®M ISCELLANT OVE Phe Nose as 8 Chane for Spe The Shplici'y of Greatness a Fatty F Wii PR REVIE) rey De Vere, LIBRARY EI rE The Harmonies of Nature, Brevity in Chose Xicuaat Saretoge TT: Art MUNI AT {ONS Is Our Eduostion Superti Did Chal ve Reals write Griffitt, Osnet EDITORIALS “Lhe Fle urlshing Vrowpecta of Viee Tho Kepreseut tion of Minorities To tha Writers of the Fature SKETCHES OF CHL FUBJASHERS E. P. Dutton Co WITERRIANA: American Foreign, PERSONAL. ANNOUNCEMENTS NOTES AND QUI ILS oe, NCE hat Wo a irc ATION 7 T0 TOR ROUND TABLY Wa 00 co GENERAL AGENTS. ETTI-INGELOW. comparsts ve mos ere being continue by <n ware, new vo! its of the “two Dew ween Rte we, almost ti Hound Tabby, in ngelow fox a sorparican, on Am Female Authombip America has We bare ino Mrs. Te thy apreared nod of posts, geetti Les ve Christin nd brother! Rrown'ne. reviewer, well known among 1s, writes thus: lean lugelow, au argu aint strode! (v rn Fuglis It bave distinetive rorita. there is litt) Jean Ingolow's sound is Mike that ci her ov stan October mer: ng swong the Hilde, and sin our memory Like rick chosds of moaio, suck ue this Crowds of grasaliop pors saip at ons fuct, Crowds of Jarka from thelr matin Lan, over, Thanking the Lord “or a life 30 wet a reiaor d and quiet, though fsginstive dealing more with the ite doties and teraptetions, ther with the sxtems! lle et pte ot 30 whe least worbid, sod the viow taken than subjective side. It is sction Cause sod etioet, that age wirrored forth in her bi lef, Instruction. AIA AI INNING ANANSI Penmanship, Arith metic Nem D) ublications. EE a AAPA IR IIMS A LOE BRA, Bookkeeping, end ull Fog lish Branches privately tangit by the lesson. mon of gnerts r, No vacation; owery. Uirookiyn Coll f Te i 349 Fulton, Cov. Bpisgue: 1 cheerful y 1ecomiend Col. Paine as “BUSINESS, —Durine ad PR ad Two INTERE STING NE WwW ‘BOOKS. GLOlOE ROUTLEDGE SUNS, LOX AND NO. 416 BAO ET. NEW-BORK, MER HAVE KNOWN. Yay Wi by RLS JRRDAN. Mertreted with skiltinl teacher. BY 0yS PREPARED FOR HOLSE TABLE. Posse «oa LE QSBE Jute MoE iri IRGELOW 'S POEMS Tag (io J] PALL ks wR pokee ers, and walled post padd ders, BNAL "REVENUE LAWS, AMENDED BY Act op Mancw J, odhamsd JHE 1 nr As ix io “Thi? TOGETHER WITH THE ACTS ‘Wire Corrovs MARGIvAL Rep he cmpdlons, _ tact en TAAL SN he N AND MPTION. OMP A Y apis DrEsten, .3 cloth, #1, fvo, Prica, r covers, 50° Jom the N OR 2 0 Times. 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Buy “Pax WeskLy Trisosa sud learn discoveries have been made. Price fu wisppers ready for mall I wl Sabscription price $2 por exnur. Mba YHE TRIBUNP, New York. ak MARR p Ce. 4 ON BOOKS. ow Invoice FOLD sad NEW EN. BIRR Just recelve 1 tiom London. be issued ina Hoo doy and sept greiis to any sd- Captor Taub Bo ng a sgn i adt ot. (upstairs), negy Broadway. JERE =X wow edition of NEW PHYSION JE ROMY will be OWLER WEA™ wo, a of HOUBKS on various sttecte—suoe of them THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1866. Lady who has had YANTED-=A situation by a ANTE y A Fngl'sh branches, Hes Mi eight veers’ experience in teaching the y Peneinal for thre: voars, Fat of refercices and tessimoniais.

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TTR Iv 9 5 at Rah yay; one war b “tremors and os lverlise ments Are Bocitod gratiitons prtion in i te mt A ut Schoo icet pow 3 1% rn 1 14 thes per dy; new HO! SF. 10 rooms; large lot conve our School sod Licerary Record. 4 po Die BRING SONS, zt went to divot. JAQUES. No. 208 Broadway. VENTRAL, Park Musical Conservatory Norma a M——e fs %a “D4 “is FACT REDS A STYLIST NEW HOUSE, with modern ime A/F wn 152 We t 26that, (mew No 242), ri ren vio ba, ti pur, GRAND BOUAKE AND UPRIGHE Py prove nents, corner ‘Thirdst, and Filthave., Vrookiyn. Ih Singh Re. Lami ptvd ee ot Yo he Pp! LN kd R I FS, v Jatution iensupagnd, bug Budiw yor} tance oR, Ty. YHEGARAY INSTT I¥y No, HY Madigon-gve Messrs. OC, A SONS t i: varded So models fox the sapeior- Joe R1 F wi LN Benteiaber A otters dirseted to Mae, L. BU a. Ls Bt DLEN HPO ABen Hh a No 39 Vine-#i. PREVI Ron 3m y i v in i amt attentio ot their mente re wiitors, M t which wer tus ES warded in the months of September end October, 1665 W NTING FARMS. TE, Stamf ‘onh., Rn. I eo adi iy trem ob. of Vinalanas sold limeto: {IARKE LiL ay tamford, Conta [OMI GABLER, Manutuctorer of SQUAKE sod hy wh Ce J and 3 p y of Philadel by ‘road. i soil; prodaers slag d to 27 yi beating Sep Jou. Address, dr 4 Llaun Mal MIEN vides pi ano loads and purchesers to 2 o Ot we nty pore tha ot 19 per ner, p vable wil infor "a th gi sipak Ya GI NN. ms Sept. 19, a is vol Bud Case J VRE Be nos, a5 Lis yrari; gooa business opening good soc ety. His ndreds sortie 1 er re i fo a New Mane ry, end wokug improvements, ADpiy Nha HAS. _ LANDIS, re CB 11, and MINING ENGINEERING x No. 140 Cen'roest,, betwecn \W ther and White sts, N. Y. muster. Vineland amdis tow nat 3p: N. Lett Wwered, Taper A p Hussar An PoLTTLCANK I RECITULS Taoy, PNY RA 4 a containing fail information will bho sent five. From Keport of To ext A ver on hes Spt 12 Por the new ANNUAL INDEMAN SONS Solon botdrson, dyricu tits tl Editor of The Tribume: It ie onc of REGISTER, 5 most extensive fertile (recta, iB on aimost ievel posilion and omtoo “prt, eh RI vy CORO Wi Direptor, Trov, N.Y. PATENT ONCLOTID Pl ANOTFORTES ng rut jorming Wak wh now Vf tain side of Ld ing y: MILL SEMINARY, Pou; ike psie, Vero awarded sb [ho ate Feic of the Amecioan institute 10 N. Y.—An EF y ob Sek for way Le tick. the FIRS! PREMIU] 3 Got MEDAL 3 ul 7 319 Yourth-ave for STANLL Y n Br, 0 ORGET J AM. Pootor reorons on Whit 9 “DAY, .t 4% Dax REAL ESTATE CIRCULAR. Mailed reo if doclred ept. 12. The Prope winy he Lad A peton®, Broadway, or cf NOVELTY. SUP) HORI ASD EXCELLENCE. Office Lone, (0 Restor, by ost, Smilert fat w of a were av "ivi d {veo Unegns 1 ba REvuIwis at yr -T the Sate "Fate fohidgan, Iodina, Kansos, snd wherever Ar FIPUT, FARM, 28 miles from Frederick 10 Dio LE Win YOU Nu x ADIE 8 FAMILY Love been i i nk ov dl” LOM fa Tgp 4 by. a station on (i alti re Obie Rolroad; adia CHOOL, axington, Bless 5 cu shar vears. Waierooms No, 2 L Ii piece, Bies rat, one block goal to yi Mi vp i sha’ v fri wh iy Ure Ye Poy A LEY ap MIN 1 Foi N "J rt alorae ent of Emadway. end for nar w Medal a Ty 3 pr vernents Price, 0,000, Adress x No, 68, fred AD 1366: Tesohers, 313 Stodests, 563; Instruction thorongh; Nl LINWAY SONS! erick City, Md jor, Waard, %e., per term $id, Term opens August 16. 4 CRAND, SQUARE od UPRIGHT PIANOS TT a nddivesd Cp ORE FIN, Priveipal we token 32 Figs PP “W this conntr FOF in Newark, a new BRIG 4 or: x, Mpa ha 3 and, ina dition thereto a Firs Priga Medi Ji lik int STAY with 11 Toone wi x sood Cele d von. RIEMALE COLLEGE, Jorder yn, No J.=Thel ht tl sly AS, ik COLD Pot oi witle 200 pianos kom healthy loca! (8) vo in ow wik mots the "M yirien Fall le ALINE b f a lo ntaiuing rts of t! rd Pesex pot; twa lin of the borse cave door every lo m prams, Ae address Rev. SoA. FREE ¥Y, A. ML, President a net constineted with their Patent Agrafle Arranzs- ates, rw at No, Nj rood-st., News x Por w-lon umediatel Ring] rested for five yeors Werersoms, Nos. Thand 7) on LUSHING INSTITU FE, od 3 en "SAL 1 "ARM Ar What bl RY, 1. l.; k Fil SHING, e k it F wath N Y. oop HOt IF. 10 ACRES OF LAND; good water; thre Boarding Schoo! for Boys, 2 AMES ARON r (ET I<, querte om Westbury Depot, Long Island Railroad, Bvaitfing F. A. FAIRCHILD, i 5 kL ui Al ON HAMLIN ABIN it ORG ANS: nquire of JOIN WI VPM AN, Westbury Depot, or DANIEL TI eT 3 TEIN ira wor J 'ay-st r EDLUND TIRUS, No. 7 Jemev's stip, New VOLDEN HILL BEMINAKS for YOIL NG LA- fiw Sr iyiea; ees, #70 ta BLO O each I. have been Yor RK DIES, Bridgeport. Conu—For cliculzrn sddrass the princes), 1 Swardl pe en LUD fam. va MIL i “l ry invue i SALL—AL Washingtonville, Orange County Bi bien wi Of thelr v tho best judges, and 3 N.Y..a} Aino aboot 9) acres of aood land, with bmiding+ 1LLSIDE SI) MIX AK FoR You NG: 1 ADIES, e i r whh tid ou y nearly every organ LO MuLbe n "ud deliy purposes, one l rom depot. 4 MONTCLAIR tation wt Ithy, scce le ist r y toi JOLIN. quite of JON 1AQUES, nr from New Er Fy ration nn we x coriprel ne e: Wr 3 N Organ, \weriean rod Foreign mann th yutors of PRL EN risil ne, CIE COIMen es re, prices, Dd SALE ae re mare or jesa, of perfect Gay oy Chin a Hee. A. i. WOLFE, Woareioons, in Brocdway, Now-York mi m p 4 om th aD Baa a iT or i UDSON RIVER INSTITUTE.—-Superior ad: "JUE WERE Rk PIANO-LOR ES Rw Var Te oo par hak i fencas bu gallad sh BES INSTRUMENT MADE Db 1 the leadinz 1 o New-York. anlag fn Fuglish, Che ee, Nien nercie iy a iL] sharty TI TEEN i Pi a 8’ Faiming. Jawiv a the for Taal L] pin ang of i Aty aud elsewhere, Ji is pronsunced by (he Nationa k OR SALit—An olecant COUNTRY RE ~IDE NCH nd Military Driil for actors. Term ave Se v Pass Forts Aero 4 a a <h the sud FARS -b of 14 es. A Btous Cottaie and 16 seres, wilh anber 10. "Tes NH “iN FL. AC HY A. M.. Principal. —Cliv FH 8 s ier 4 I Airens FOu i 1 the kirst rronnds highly Ry d, for SALE on the Batis iver, tne sek. Columbia County, N. manufacturers of this country, cw ly tha BEST PIANO IN ately opposite the of New-Hrunswick. EDWARD 8, VAIL or TL TTP AMERICA, and 11 the Couscgvator f Musie and other Hla) and WAKREN KDE NEERGH, No. 5d Walls, Now-York, 1: ADIES COLLE G IATL INS] 1) ak ifn on Le sth et A Ay hy on Lh Sor h Springs, Ssratoga Co, N,V. the Rev. D. N. SMITTY Veacipal. wer, becaese oi Y one er, Fors SALE. tie Lo a winced seseion of hia poinitar in tion will commenee gwestness and biilliarey of tone, elastic touch, and great darebility, The Double ThrenStory beh stoop BRICK HOUSE and 1 ot Sent. 5. For terms. address the Princlag!, WAREROOMS, Na, 420 Brooma-st., near Broadwa on Twenty Second ti, near Fighthave, "In first-rate order Apply a 45 ob ye ALLEN EROWN, ALES BLIGH 25 Prosdwor, A FNOLISH and FRENCH BOARDING »1 DAY SCHOOL ir for YOL 20 LADIES, No. WESE SEVEN] IEENTH ST. Fars SATE or To LE F—A desirable COUN ary will RE-OLEN on the 20th of September. All ities will Las Ocean Misamers UDPENCE and Ontond ings, with nian acres and, unde t attention. Circulars may be had at the school 'A Passi five enltiva ou; large supply of one containing 2) acres Pen: Ie y —_—— JOR CAL HPORNIA ViA \P NAM \ee}! actin wisn five ino SII op BK: a Rethroad. Me ARMS ROY GG t teamer ARIZONA wil ait on SAT: DAY, FLUDON Co, No. I] Bro. way, Room No, 4, i CH AN PE Xo 1) A CRUAY, be Fr 3 hits ve ly I ROARDING AND DA OT rob teoighis office on wiy's Pier, No, 42 JRO SALE. ~fhreo tricuy first-class HOU SEN will rt No. Me pay Si ®t {oni River, fost of Canal st W.oOLL Company's Co, be sold et r cath. Yoquire on premises Noa 89, 91 ond 93 will reopen on THURSDAY, Septor le 20 s Feelght Aaonis P.M, 8B. 8B, Co Faxtioth-st., 5 1 et est of Lexington-are:, worth xi a, of JULY Migs 4. will be at home oo aud afer Septem L Letiors address. ProsSeiioN Live WILASE, owe? as above wiki rucel with jromipt ail pution. TO CALTEOR NIA VIA NICARAGUA TREAT INDUCEMUNTS, —COAL OIL and TIM- 188 HAVENS, No. 200 Madison-o ve, will resume ON CIF TNH Ie DH OF EACH MONTIL R BER LAND FOR SALL on literd terme 10,000 geres on A hor Freeoh and Ensiish BOARDING or A Day SCHOOL, for T™E ORTI AU ICAN STEAMEUIP COMPANY Bioe Creek, near Great Kavawbs River, West Virginia Young Ladies, SI PT MI ur it 20, Appiioations, addressed as above, wilt dispat :h Lie ant nd rant eteamship wil peer ve hor Linmediate tbe tions SANTIAGO DE CLA, Two thensaud acres partly fmproved, on Cael y River, ta x IPRRY WW. SMT CO andar, month, The above Lands wre nosurpassod for f eofl, beauty M ME. C. ME AR 3, om MONDAY, 4 st od, ab moun, ito Pier Ae. 29 North River, foot of timber and richness of eoal sud mineral: poisons of the above 4 C20 Madison ate, CWerion st. Lands contain four vw tkable vuine of ooal, two of which aro fui sx REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE fool in Light, Address Will renpen lier Ki ENOCH aad EN LISH DOARDING and DAY Flot ison Second Clase Fried Clase WAL J. PRYLL, Allegheny City, Pa, COO, 8 $170 to RW, 1h oe NT rT TAT RATE XN ror 3 y f. will he ot home after Seot, 1 peeos IN ENT HY! SE an] LOT [or SALE, No. 406 West Forly- Mune, Mf, ib Fhoma after Seut. 13:1 petioual ap PHROUGH 10 SAN FRA f mth st.=ilonse tizee storion and basetnent brick. v ih brown Xt HED ern y tone trimmings, 20x00; Lot M0) feet 6 inches $11.09 h R. CHARI 2 3D. MOR Ris, M. \L, late Fellow of ment 4 2 Goads ®7.000 cash, No agonts need ply. Address J. 'V. K, x No, 11» i Opled Colt on the #th Hentember, to open 1 i dribone Office, ih BOARDING Si HO! for Re Rg Ron the Shore of ake Mohosan, per poond a EY AD RO ut wh fey IA kskill, N. Y. ror MOH 3 ARYLAND FARMS on the EASTERN SHORE 00 r WN YS HhMORRIS, Fas lhoda tive be 4 On the sit v eles aud en the line of the Maryland and Del pi 4 mt size aro favited w re Ratirosd Climate prpossed; lend chesp easily worked, sod R. VAN NORMANS Pris i lx y v Aes FLEICHT AT ver v prod o'ive of all the ns. grammes and frofte; go Wd markets Freuch and ich; BOARD ow 1 DAY SCHOOL f TOWER RATE TH AN SLOW Viti FG 181 AKI NBY THE for catzloznoes GOLDS JUROUGH HAIL Easton, Md YOUNG LADIES No AT 1 New Yore (Mammy PANAMA ROLY “€1 STR wna aru "w erie Aa nl vot No 17T West st EAL ESTATE snd LOAN OFFICE o 111). rea uid. j Fore passage 4 PREY ut Ao lS asl, R Ah Ly A Coly, h 7 Re RU A LAX X) Fron and English E Ther o Warn aot L H vOTON, Assent, No. 4 Pisrsr, BOARDING AND DAY SCHUM, foe on WIE NOR are TEAMS hes “x SALF. on Murray Lill a fissteclass foarstory brown sioie 25) end X ve Madisarraye. wilt re hen A EE n, Ti ne RY GL MAN f LLOYDS ST AM 11 medistoly A ul 5 be iu towa fron Sopt A At Lins. Rk. Ota don sitor, cont v a2 the Umtad States W rs. Al, WW) 1 oh wih Sad Luin Lg NB 1 Toad 0. Lloucann, eo SATURDAY. Aug 1 A Lotter as wl immediate minediae MGNEY to LOAN on mortage. Apply ea shove M Ar I i. won INST r J IE, Pittsfield, Mas i BREME YN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON, QrLEX NDID FARMS in Saratoga C ounty; excellent mitts ag tats Apa tia y Hand Y “uk ing prosenaere ta land Widnes 1 ow sundance of f wil wold extras e exrallet corps of ostractors In every dofurtment OUPON. IA OL THAME i AND OREMFN, Nd: bu 4 TRC JAGUY.3, No 23 Brsdwey ed tian. it 3 Fords DEVer SNPs d by buts and egal, of pdep dh sro 4 prt ads valent fu carrene ty of any other inetitution, Address [A gain, sncond abd ?3): stearage, $3150, CP A-SHORE VIL A SITES for SALE, from 40 to Fr vite tim Pinal or chciamm. To bor faliowed oy the sieiiming NEY OI Gr Foret, master bD 40 wcree, Bouth ls'and, fr ing ou the w hoot La ce Ror Tein 16 miontes of Lt: Le wil o Hai d oH INSTITU TL, Yo 3 NOE Uf pertics von to depot. Flshl ng and bat»! ng ut the door, On of t 1: OLLRICHS Co? 3 Broad et. tions a tl we Se $300 per acie. Apply to A, JOUR Of rs LO a SEIS ale t I est educations NEAY. No. 8 Pinest, adv ant h is LAL ap ome seosmmo= JRYOR NE W.OrI) ANS DIRBUCT=BLACK STAR "a i a pod ue. 0 open A Loan ALUABLE MIL PRIVILEGE for Sak aio. er penn deren 0, TAZELTISE, Priselpal. A Th TART a dy Ono of the most desirable Mill sites fn Western Mossachu-otts leave Pe CRUAY. Aveost 110] 3 with fin wh bhi storehoaces, Yenenents, Ke; b bat few re 2s fi wn Ral ILITARY BOARDING A Hoo Ww hite Plains i a fect H 1, 168, at road Depot, is offered for BALE, For particu Jars, eddies LOCK. 4 NY. Nmwblost el bet 4 Yor [1 2 r WOES Hox No, 81 Uridgeport, Conn, Pein pw, OK. WI 'LLIS, A. M. EW oy ides Wot rs x pL id fe 14 or Cedyr TO TOAN on BOND and MORT. R¥IsS HAINES £100, O06, wh Yi Ralpiifonton RT Ni i por NEW-OITEANS DIRECT —The New-York Esiste, HL Apply wo RK. SALTONSTALL, No, 79 Nas MADEMOISELLE FANON 0 FT i, iy Yipte r MERR! BALK wht loa sau-st., Room No. orm deals aud thet thelr Vogel 1S ti» ‘p.m. wny's Pir Rete Ak fr ppt bce. wale Rite bps eht or age spy to C. i u Sadie ve fi No, Jo GRAMERCY PARK Ri (Fant Teentiedi st), fjouses and arms Waned. will reopen ou THURSDAY, 51 PIEMBER 2, For NEw A) RI. ANS— DIR EA T, -—1 a New "and amas A jout ons, either ously or citer, ay be made ot ral Jus te ne 0, Ww MSLINCION, Cag In on SE WANTED, —A mal! How in New. York Now 10 Urame coy Park dd fron et No. N. I. on SATURDAY, ac z. 11, "pam Fo nl va 30 mike red Lit vu y LRTI oT dadl a to IL I ong hi NM SR EnseY, Tribane Of ink 3 [iS, SYLVANUS REED will reopen her Fre och ROMM (1 ht sie Won ol ol vary ll IME nd Boshiel BOARDING aud PAY BCHOOL, at No, 11 West Tho GEO. CROMW LLL fllows on the 10h, TANTED to LEASE or PURCHASE—A small Fhirty-sixthat,, on the 0th Septotber. A ation cab be 2 VY or Shisant ct rosy and sou of Facatioow, AR Bet Te a BV ip PPE CONTINENTAL MALLS. 5 COMPANY dress WAL A. MILES, No. 59 Chrystie s Bh on-chn. Thix,. Pr b tard, (1s Rov, Phin, ths 3% STHAMSILP RF. WORK, in i Me n Jor sl) WX, ao rt Rav. th +E, thn the N, r th 1 n Continen WANTED-T0 PUEC {LASEK TIGUST and TOF How Breen ihe ton thay 3 Seyi bua oy ow. i NLR avi ad Fades between Twenty eighth sud Forty ninth-ste., from the Fourth George Folsom, erq., Edwin Hey! eq. ke. Fle Con pany 's fine Slew Yonve thi A es Dillons to Beventh-aves. ALLEN BROWN, K. BISBEL™ NILITARY BC HOOL, it RICHSON, 2,000 tans, A. B LOWEE it commanding, No. 96 Hicadway. M COLLES 4 nr Li POUGHKD: NY IRCASEIAN, 2 THOS. HUR3DLY, Aug. 22 ET. ei... Neat scaston begis Sepiember 4 i NoYes BOASEIAN, 2,010 taza, THOR. 8. ELIS, con nis _— LDNES y Sept. 12. To fet YEW Bt RGH, YY. ~The Pall Term of Mise nm. Fal EEC EDNEEDAY.,...... seelet, 19, BM. PAKKHURSES BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOK for phicamonm rs sr aA re ceannss HieinNov. 1, AAA AA TY Young Ladies vil commence WEDNESDAY, Sept. 16 Pasar Gg ATters. b's WEDNESDAY... a X OUNTRY RESIDENCE —A Gentleman has just YEW RGI INSTITUTE, A PF AML v I (bray Aatwarp of, Havia: Vist Fubin, 907 Sosoud Sabin, te wrected 4 Wtge und commodions BUILDING in the uppr putt x ix SCHOOL FOR BOYS, som ROAkD- For Passat x snd Cont yo 4 "Ay To a: We. J contain me J ms, hl omuioices H Gt Circa pe the I nd} fund i will ue 1 i Pio an NLS ron, delcis W hy ps fu! Pas a, lars, 20078 HENKY W GLAR irgh, N, 3. po So Fete Rito and Switzerhny, 20 Betis eppogtonity arn, arden spot, play ground for children and large pond of Yai y N pw weler for fishin or beat! wharf whole admirably Jered Fo Taesom- N. v CON. SEMIN ARY, Chan tovidle, N. oe Xora ied Sg: oh 08 board, 4 modste Who: roa A servants; sutable either Tor a gan wt Begin Sop. 19, n of th h oy tut) n, for ales ang "Gentlemen, Ly a Bille uf 16 ding gizeo tv Rotterdam m Ap wihion. eo! Boarding flonse of for four or five private familie I oe! LEGG GE I bil Flat og i tha ir Vain CEpIO wi wp Ad) fin anion eihbed eiher—jnst 20 minotes’ walk from the station. [I'ersons Zw ar a Prinetpate. For Freight "Pe Sn a Tr can be in ew York #4 94. ho. and leave ot 5 p.m. Reference willl: ul. ALDRON. A. 1. oy vgn or Tap wt AT M Co, General Agents, roquired as to cliaracter an Josponutplity, Rent will be made SE ~Tho 0. ne sonable. Por further particulary upyy te ToRER PICK AR QAR ILL EVIARY The £0 rERM be Bo. HO Pasties Hang veirputy, wt No. Od Mp. J 200 Rotinda Bulding, Perk, or to GEOKGE 8, HICKUK, WATER, Wost Haven, Conn, Sh ie RR W.a2 VAT ION, Av. KIEAM NAVIGATION CCOMPAN Y i ee sete TER AC a ca 20m weekly to Liverpool, eating of YTORE to LET in the Bowery—The BEst LOCA. Pakies ATAUEY A Family School for BOYS, town py o appesdia Fires tons B10 erin Of iv i wl be RA a» New-York for business pur ee’, No. id Bow ery fo full voghury, wv EH on, hor Cirenlar, address teled es follo os from Pier No. 47 North 3 poling g tie wholo 100 feet; iret, i si fit ToT oT eT Nh ON LEWIS, A, M., Principal BRC od wresessPrrierins Aitanay Angus! 11, or rposes; the dwe ling part ny e¢ im rovers INNRY A i RA SA wweBA AY, Auzuat 18, i wnat so WER A WL Li MLITARY INSIIEUTE, Al “DENMARK, Thot json... vernarsesin SATURDAY, Aug, 200 Ne. 268 Grund a 4d No. 14 "Bowery. nd» Fo lanl flocailon reopeas Kept. 4 hig Ae IE TT EN Lay, si; I _ 4 h n oO 4 QTEAM POWER TO LET—)rst Floor and Lofts, 1 HCPEOKD, A M Fools Se boo ye U5" any bank in Great Beltain near Broadway; Power snexeeptionble J Pov GHKEL PIE FEMALE COLLEGATE IN- or on the Confluent. r INBLEE E, No. 102 W alkerat. STITUTE reopens SEPTEMBER Yn FY RATES OF PACAGE, PAYARLY 19 CURRFNOY. rl KENT—In a In esto Lowa, AIG, fron y Rev. C.D. RICE, Ponti. To Liverpool or Queenstown. .oveies 7+ a ow-York, a i# large STON ILDING No Through P oto Pus, Au s ae her Cae SESS EE ROOKEAND FEMALE INSIIULE, Nyack, os, Serres fon i i bes, wb Box No. 94, Bridgeport, Conn. SEPTEMBER, For adw!ssior, or circulars w ith full ont taaragn Pusvage Tiakats to hilag yo sans fiom Hivarpadtar Ques dress the Toy. LD. MANSFIELD, Principe) amameded 0 LTE Rg i dagen) Y or 8 Pasvege opply at the co of t om Ura 2 TUNE Noe No. 07 Broadway: for Stesrs chets, ott wage OU Board and Booms. RA No 4 Mpa he aia re Fh LC io wn nh mmm Rr tel 1 iu Tora will conunence oy \VE a EB anager. PLEASANT RETREAT, PA deli tlul resore Citcuiars abténed at the Tistitore, hm 8 ee TE Al PLEASANT RETREAT yn Cones eons (QT. MAIN? CONVENT, Fuck. 1h AM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT be found 34 v.63 Colum blast, in a a oite if the St —1udes of the Ladios on Ton, Capa West 8 AL hg TH od tape Lin, wing seui-wouhly, assy. 3, pleagen net end ni 0 0 ol i a A sity. sod hu, Prete a wet [rveution to bovdurs 06 ff gums wusle, Ke, extra iid] iA BOLTON «cece aaens sestnrasenraren SATE BDAY, ATO. 11 In conection with ily en Mp BA in Jor) Hon. Canafa, SRIORESS, Mount Mary's Convent, N ceinrnerennn ns WEDNESDAY AVG. 15 oe TT oat sical Tapa Ha nor is th vr aL y C OF MANCHESTER o Be in OR Lg eg ee Sl SCHOOL oF MINER, COLUMPIA COLLEGE, [CY OF LONDON... anroun fy {rors ehalexs can bo secured by a He BART wij ws uh, RINEW YOUILK. and such succesdme SATURDAY and WEDNEBDAT, ot noon nda oh ring to avail themselves of the Bath in convection FAT pr Lom Pler No, 44, Rat, iver, ar wglonie agencies. AS. li. SUEPAKD, IM. D, Ff be BARCARD Sg LLP otldent. Bethe hoa K ALES ei a ——.a. 4 Jr fireralogy aod Metsilargy. aoamer selling every Baturtay Bako HARLEM. First-class Board can he Cul AND TNT. n A, Siu Faeetine mh oF vn on Fh, LHAGE............ a'r htfotnan F, Ci A ODsssncessrassnse BO Lo 3 REA ia om Lope A eR Ra Soni FONKEY, dr D., 1 Bide, hiont 4nd Avpiied Chasey, Bo Po verre inirers 1 SR ete Keil L ouse ab ove One-t: andre wd wenty- for arthest, A D nid wie ral Ohowalsatry Mecha! O1N 1 VAN PL Li a Tam gi dave. SURNISHED and UNFURNISHED ROOMS fo PAY ABLE IN GOLD, Passage by Wednesday's steamers, First Colo $109, Stoersge $005. Pavalile in U. 8. curroney. Pasir Jon slo forwarded to Hawvie, Hamburg Bremen, kc. st moderate rates, 0 Fara for only LET, in suite or siz gly, in a private family where the comfort OGDEN N, KOO 4 oh Nhe enie 3a 4. Leeation nt, belihy nH 3 N, ar wi “A Yd i Ary logy. "a eatiut to the cars; No, 03 Weel Kiowen fie vel een Bleogker aud se plan of ig! ‘hoo! WAT three ven enntas for the de hon BRET Chk AAR of LOE re WA Wimmer wi aE i i] a 13 wiih ade a PEASANT ROOMS to LET WIth of Withon. Mukeanubon toad s Safe, pur poss 6, apidualiss Jy ew po i BOARD, Location quiet ov d rooms farge, at No. 44 West Tween not ea Ailtes for decroes ate atnittad without examination, an f Gens. or oh, tyfirstad, boot Po, doy Ar ut the au Shier ts J ght, The ne ht teariuh rr tt: onized wo 1» examiineilon for adulsiaon i 3 pe 10 FEAL aay pi hig wo or THREE si ingle sentle men, orn «Gentle. oh games BW, 2 For fuather inboimatisng eid eg alogues Epps "Which i be npoutbic, o om the on Suet 91d wits, cm Out firat- Juss permanent ACCOMMODA. "TF? or Pebic ly os iy work to JUDE, Box No. b1! oiatig pear Stayvecani-square, by spplying po £4 FE CHANDLER, Baan of the Fasalty, are foned fandpol porports te Fy Box No. 611 N.Y, Fost-Ofi ce. TIME MISSES HOWLAND English and Fre ach y eT BOA MUNG sud DAY nung Tadie g fo moo and women ute ehance is offered 10 make ANZED hy two ladies, om“ SCHOOL tr Young adiaa and Children Jute ator Shute of fkig srent snd impertaut ¥acunflouss mou: tela ui tee co plain BOARD at 8 Jo. Adar Thirty -fitlest,, will RLOFEN oi THURSDAY, So 1 in rc Addr ti P od Hort of selerences given. ren ue iboie EB 1) y N.Y. eis. sleting tera, X.Y. 7, Box No. 118, Tribune Office. ap nin stabil eget rd onde TH. CHILTON HILL Boarding School, for Boge, 4 both, N. vi rv pen Sept. J. Yor Nd, Princlual, vo RY Xr Ae VLD for HORACE HCE GREELEY: pet ¥1l a Baghralnted ices LN i ae (KA ndoeed Uy the ihe Prost os in Congress, wen, i ht pouthonily opposed to the 1 jutd Taal il he publivied i in Aupnat, and will more than os aod La vieparstion, (he vet IE verification, Crh the col stant Informat fon n BY reloading rch ho from the le bet of surpassing excel on will a i bject. exosllence, O.D. CASE, 0 Cr art ord. Conn, [a PEITER GALVIN don. have Stavinied Agency in New Ye x for Xd London, ave WALTER LOW, No. 566 Broadway, New York. (A GALPIN™ Tlustrated LOGUE. ull bo. sent by mail, to sny sddross, on receipt he ordinary C alalogue on receipt of Three Conta WAS AMOW, No. 6 Broadway, New Yuk iLL, PETTER GALPIN® Iilu ph On Summer Retreats. ENT SPRING HOUSE, Amberst, Muas, wT "O01 NG I ADT pe Younis No Vo {t bre 2 clr Mis. i L SHOOT, Goshen, Orange Pale rou of this 8c Loo! will open Sep eis VES, Loicainges, boo, pwme daddies the Principal, alien we lag Bois; ve won! y put Is fine order by 8 uv HEAD, polation of gentle who t Yas ell the 1.046 oh viens, and wil be hows ss lana boise Ly JO IN A PAIR, T ONKE Re ML IAKY INSTIPOTE fon NHS yang "5 un rivore’ He tel, "Bets and Bolleyue Yor Ci Wil len pen Sept. 1, 1006, once, Newport, 1 Cirowtars, eldross It is very pleasantly eliuited near tie volioy of the Conueoticit LNT AMIN MASON, Yonlory KV, 1 River, overlooking Avuderst ond (he vurrou: ling towns, Fhe Mineral y oil Bygings aitautod nap dhe go 0 518 Very eolebrited lor thelr medical Hie 3 eal oved hy wesy scivullfic wen to be supuror fn Teachers. ad DOR SS al ApJ ications BCHOOLS (5 the W good fish'ng and hunting. Its The drives Sud Salts: wre Lesutifal the Summer {n, s delight] place tor families to sper TEACHERS or tor A JOURN A. PARKS, oN AL TEACTIZ RS INSTITUTE. XN, R. PF. WYMAN, Mans gers. Cenamrar: Na York. Teachers wavriod for Vinelich, ric, b a vy erpiiors Lettpos, Elocution, (ls fos sud 0 ra spoudenis to is lin 1a exclu ne, Lost and Lonud. ut ACHEDS vee ots aesitmre shoold Tt A AA AS AMF RAN SCHOOL Pr APPL ATO WA wo 3 nuk SEAT TINY OY A TTR 1 demas El 0) OUND=—A Soldier's CERTIFICATE OF DIS. Artuun ad for Teachicin is good on sions. des rn CHAROE. The owner may obtain the shove hy proving prop Viel, 5 Tea hers f r Cl 1h ery Ua and on end peyiog cypensey lugquize Advertising Desk Sribone sahe I's ehool of] and MW “i ae Vttice. MORE Anive Na o Vy “oh CIERMER 4 rAAI-4 Bteorogs passssm from Liverpool crasenstown, $0 gold, or'the ge! hai. Tickets can bo bot Jit bere by persons sending doi their nas. For furilier Information, apply at the Com any tof oes JOLN u. DALE, Agen, Na, Vibiosdway. New-York ONLY X DICT LINE to FRANCE. Bb PHAL ANFATLANTIQ COMPANY'S ML STEAM BLITWLEN NEW. ING AT VES, AND HMAVHE, CALL w yoliels, Sh volts ve t 9 willl from Bier No, 00 Noth Ri poi (NA Boz. the, Cont DY 3, ERIGOS ss essannssrnnesss SATERDA LAFAYES (YE, Le Lp A CEEEIAY y Fog NAPOLYOXN 111, Borand cen SATURDAY, PERLIRY, Declicane RATT DAY. Sen 2? IN GOL, Ick ‘OF PARSAGE, X rCoun CARY, $0 A TARPRE whee In wither class. oh thls Vine do net Cay al LAE Juss i late with ee a ag—— warns Finer Cah The stesvmin of Ocean. Steamers. Gteamboats and Railrocda, Dh L TIAV AN A DIRBCT.—The favorite side-wheel i KF “steamship EAGLE, M. R. Greene, Commander, will sail on WEDNESDAY, August 15, Punciasily i st 3o'cloas, trom Five No, 4 N Kiver. For ¥reight or Passage apply to nie "GARRISON 1 ALLEN, Agents, No, QTEAM WEEKLY TO S LIVERPOOL, NY ow md the IRISH PORTS P or Steamers of the Anchor Line, TD9 wvorisy CALEDON sai's SATURDAY, Ang. 11. BAI PANEL A soils SATURDAY. a PEN TOWA sails SATURDAY, Sept Rates of Pessoge, payab'a in currency. “To Liverpool, Glasgow, Belfast, Derty or Dublin, Cabin, $90 and $70; Stesrage, $30, Preveld Certifieates from curse Ports to New. J ork, +29; to Ham bare. Havre, Antwerp, &e., Cabins, $100 and $90; Stecrage, $37 For further fuformation apply at the Commauy 's offices, ALLY ow York. 5 Bowling-green. FRANCIS A AC DONALD Co, A No. fs Bowling Green, he LWYORK TO VE Ry CRUZ DIRECT. —The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY will dispateh the following stemuers; TABLE ICO, 0000s s¥ ans eee 8BOUL eases sarsnss]st feptember, FLORIDA... ....o0tvssnsss i vesslit October. Carrying Passengers aid Freight at modurate Yutés, GHORGE, MAC KENZIE, Azent, No. 58 Brosdwsy. Apply to JANAMA, NEW-ZE ALAND AN 1) TAUSTRA- LIAN ROYAL MAIL COMPANY, wn OPENING OF 81% AM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW. JUS AND AU BTRALAS IA, VIA PANAMA. The corvice of thay shove ampany will be rommeunced from Pen. ato Welliugt Now-Zealord. on tha 24th of June, by the steam ind KAKALA, fellows d hy ihe K AKOURA on the 24th «4 July. ‘assengers and g will ce frwarded from Wellington to Auck- band, Magn, Nels Tachrry. Rydnay, Melbourne, and other paris yw Ll 5 Lo New: Zod ud Avy Australio, by the Coupany’s Inier-Colonial of st@nmers, Arran amanta are In progress for the conveysnce’s! passengers and gocds from New-York ot th rou, i Fares and ral0s 0 all the principal ports in tho Aust alutiey Je Tie onrning vo "of ihe y Company 's ships in eo Haida with thote cl the Puciti: Ma Steamshin 4 ompany will be astoliows: OUTWARD From New-York, Jove 11, From 4 anama Jove 24, From We he 23+ Aes Tuly 21 Arriving et Syd liwrg $0ly 29, TIME, From Yew York Wollinzien, 40 daye, From Pp susvm to Wellington, 28 days, Wo bydu. y or Melhorme 9 days sdditional HOMEWARD Prom Syduey, Jt May or Jone 1 From Wellington, N. A, Jane 8, From Color (Aspln A), July 12, Arriving at New York, Jul 7 TIME. Wellington to Row. Tork 42 days Welling on to Penna, 248 days. From Sydney or Mmbor e «das additional, ne service will be continnied montuly in mui ith the foregols Particulars of Lax if it on application te Be iio Mail Stearn ship Cowspa Ly Ne. 3% Walk-it, Now Jor. Pan ama, May 23. 1908 WM. 0. SE ALY, Agent, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, AND SOUTH AND POUTHVEST, ni EMPIRE LINE OF SIDE WHE 7 LSTEAMERS YSAVARNAHN, EVERY SATH DAY from P er No. 13, N. R,, 5, now arrangement esmmencing August 1, 180 Passace tickets issued throngh to ARMS ess 155541 20080004 $2 Mantgomorg,.covuv.... B41 00 I TT al atlanta... ow 400 Colambid ssssesssssssssss u KO ssssrnnss ol 99 ADENY seees esos ised varus A) NrPekIrRiON 6 WO ATT] VO ax) F.vecy re ld, except meals i thi m B neers in Sava nt wd I be Tor gL SATITRDAY, Ana in. Ww3on. m BAN SALVADOR, pills SATURDAY, Aog, 10 at 3p. wo Freight received daily and bitle of Iading sigued on th whait, For teelght of pasisge, apply to GARRION ALLEN, No.5 Bowling green, N. Y. rons ST, THOMAS and BRAZIL. —The United States and Brazil Mail Steamship Company wil! dispatch the ele gunt side whoel stearisd on ME AMERICA, P. L Tink *paazh, Commander, wivo wil i whale porte, on wi Rio de Ju t WED! NESDAY. ALGUST 22, For WHITESTONE. Great Neck, Sands’ Pont, "The 8 Steamer BEA, GLEN COVE. Glenwood, and Ri WANHAKA. for freight we Sn eeves Pier No. 24 (Pook Blip) East River, daily, Sundays excepted, at 4 o'clock p. m. FP HE OLD LINE for ORIENT POINT, ORIENT! GREENPORT, and SAG JIARBOR.—<T. e new end elogaus Hover ARTISAN x Qant, g.C GIBGS, lesves Pier No. 43, foot phos, iy TUEEDAYS Rutgersst, Fast hy shove TH RSDAYS Bh A EURDAYS o'clock Retu iesves Sag Harbor on MONDAYS, WeDNFEDA v8 ho) RIE at 4 o'slock p.m. Passengers by this line w'll be forw to Bridge Southewpton, free of charge. Siale feation to the Clerk on ERS, No, 5 Eeskman ot. bampton, East Haw ou, duel rooms can be engoged Ju board, or to WiLITAS JAMS HRC No. 5 BW-JERSEY RAILROAD, Trains leave foot of Courtlendt-st., for PHILADELPHIA, st Tand 10am, 2 in, 4 and i2 ov, for BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON a 8aud 6s i, 1 aud 12 widniz ght, ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RATLROAD "HANGE OF TIME, On and after MOND N Aug 6, 1866, the trafne and boats of thie Company wil leave us f lows: Steamer JESSE HOY twill leave Pier No. 3? North River, foot of Pusne-st., at 10:45 a. m., connecting hb ap ne train for Red Bark, Long Branch, Fa addale, Foint Pleasant, Brieksburg Munwhester Tom's River, Woodoansio, Bornegat, Shawony Luckerion, Aslan, Jackson and Philadephia, and all stations on *o Cacnden and Atlamt's aflroal 4 AAP m., from Pier Ro, 2 North River, and 4:15 p, mi. from Fier Nov 3 North River, co: ‘ting with trains for the above pointe and Philadephia and Expre Pein tor Lonz Brauch. Fare to Lovg Bren h on this ain, only 25 cents. Fare to Philadephia on all trains, $2 Wig Krai ht Bost loaves at 5:30 p. m, for wil polats on the line od Phitadely hia 5 RL CORNING. TRAINS LEAVE PHILADFLENIA Express, otha. m, from fot of Vine-st Shure to Now-York, $4 Way Mailand Express, ot 2:10 a, i rom Camden, rivieg wt New York at 9:30. 2 my. an slonping st Pier No, 3 North ‘River. Freight, ut 5:15 p. m., axrivin: in New-York ut 4 sw, next worutng, All bugga mot be delivered in New, York st Pier No. 32, es none whl be received at Pler No, 3. WM. N N, CLAYTON, Supt. “ONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD, Bpring ug dune Table, A froma Mdy 7.— Leave Jam ca slip, N By m, Grecaport aad way stalin 0.50 a.m. for Syorset Nn way wi ations; 3:30 p. me, Fr press Trains for Usecnpori; 4:30 p.m Ayarsete d wa siations U Je p.m. North [slip and way eiations, ni on Suturday nights 10 Yaprauk UDSON RIVE i and HARLEM RATLROADS. —On and of ec Fouday, May 44, 1663, rains for Albany snd Trey, connecting wish dorthern abd Weitern (reine, will Jeave New Yoia as foil owe: 7:45a m., Fzprei tain via Hudson River Rallroad, Thirtieth st and Te tneava, throogh to Bufais sud Sespension Bridge witioo ghapge 2) gary owl eonnecting ot Troy with trace for Rutland, War Dylon Ad Wie 0p m.,! or Reflrond, connecting at Albany ne Jor the North, with Watdu tra ta, wm. nad, Twe ly-uxthal, and Waiden Ruflroad for Leb Vourth a V6 anou Spr eo i Lord, Bao ub 2H with trans for Wess, and f r Springs on 1nd, Burlington snd Men. ol 4p, Fxpe ol via Tindsou River Railroad, connecting st Albany with trains 0 Wat, and at Troy with trains for Mongol, with sleeniogesrs el 2p. obi tral By apd, sonaecting to bathe with Wa toy tant hol vd Pitta? ls nt Albany with tats for Wet aid vt Ws with trains for Rathod, B dingion, and Monta b 7p. m,, Expreon trate via Hadvon River Retlroad, with siesdrg ong artwel shad, wd turoazh to Boffalo ard Noopension Bridge witbogd 8 0 A Cor @vy eocapiing Sulu dave, N PR hy to Ugdo irgn, withoot change, LA 4 Lo his train v il run on Supdey. gone IL t Albayy, i" iver Raflroad wh slesplng car atinc Lid, arriving ot Ailey and Troy io tie wore and connecting wite trains for et WAL JE. VANDERBILT, Vice Presider WENTRAL RA ti ROAD of NEW-JERSEY— Pa 3 0 Devoe y New York, logy of Liberty: ot,, eonneais svhlas pion Ju he delaware, Larhawaine ond Was era Rain R) $502 tio of x Valley Ralb youd and it HL 4 2 2 a direct Pivial gh wid she West, with otal tone, ALLENTOWN LINE TO THL WEST, hye ce: Ve! N he Wi crcl Lore whew ovo train Sixty wi. 1 tie worn omred By this line to Chicago mein nati, dt. Loui, &o.. with but one cLange A LY Nui ens, Cold Spring snd Corow J Returaing, lesves Newboug of wrt fn New-York: at 6p. uw. t. Orient, Greenport and Rag ‘Har- Fo vient, Point hot. 5 Wow 2 bekos unt sides bee! stance Fdward Everolt, Capt. I" Totter ili Yenvo foot of Markel st. Vier No, 18 Font River, ove yr ecday, Tho slay and Saturday, at 6 p. 0. Returning will leave Sag Hachor every Monday, Wo idesday und Paday, ot 4 p. w. ISAAC TUTUILL, Agest, 160, 5 James dip. MN. k. Mol AEADY Con, No. a t. pa. JY BOARDING SCHOOL, in Fit, N, ys i for both sexes, $20 a joan, For olrevlar, references, Lo, i dress Rev. “Peck” pL NEWBURGH, WEST POINT, POU GH. KEEPSIE, RON L$ nl! KINOSTON, Man Ning at Cozrenns Pock, Coru 1, colamborgls snd Milton, Tue ST AME nN AIARY POWELL lesves Dosbroser cat. avery ¢/lemonn at o'clock. WL PORT JEFUERSON and STONY BROOK, ~Staamer PIONEER, from Plor No. 43 (foot Rutgers-st.), TC EEDAYS, THU REDAYS and SATURDAYS, oR NEW-HAVEN, HARTTORD, WHITE MOUNTAINS and LAKE MEMPHLRE MAGOG Steamers Inave ic New-liavenat 3:15 a: dp ui, connn ting w with tw! road JOR! Nowhorgh, Pongikeapsio aud Rondont daily. ot 4 p. m,, landing at Cozzens, ‘ornwsll, Mariiorongh, Milton, West Fath sod Esopus. Rls wi das, w fale winoen fone days, Wednesdiys snd Fridays. ie Laos. Cornell on Tuesds, hur ad Sat vrduys, fio us fos of Mac! ort NR Poy Attn oh PROVIDENCE DIRECT. ~The new sides roi Nb en! a tat wer CLUI'Y OF PROVIDENCE, Capt. George B, Pier No, 15 North River ever es INES SATURDAY ut 5 jo i. 4a fre deht of puss ow W-Y ORK and on bourd or to kL PHIL TABS. N. 16 Frankliuest, NEY) TROY SIE a COM- ~‘kbhe boas ol this Live=CONN La UL and RIP VAN ol A Fleave Pier No. 44, foo! of Sm dally (Sa urdvepronts 0) at pon, Thekots so! R., for Troy i A iy 2 ebocked to Marsters, ana 1 pol te Nutt, Thisiy the direct line torthe Korth without chan 10 ol cars, ONG BEANCH—T] he new aud spler endid steamboat 4 SEA BIRD, Capt. MLB. Packer, Luit cxpressly to rau on this routs, leaves Piorfoos of Chawiberyat, N. It, ov lors dag for Red Bank end intern, oitiste laces, MEE for dis: Nottst i ORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY Baroiay-st.~n and alter July 1. Moning mail trains wn an 1 intermediate stotions will leavs at 8.30 4. br. PARE) S45 400 6.0, 0.00 (Kx. Dm. Mat: xpress tor ali stations west of Miburo at 4.10 pm. rl v3 5. SCHOC 1, Assistant Superintendent, NEWYORK wd NEWHAVEN KAILEOAD. j. 1996. SU MER ARBANGEMENT, 196i COMMENCING JULY, 20606 Passenger Statloa in New Yorx, carner Teantessveatiiat, sng Yourthave. nt uc 0 on Rvuntvaesventns. Yor Naw if TRAINS LEAVE t NEW. YOR; hb) A 1 5 i al rie Tid SOE Bk, Ws JU. (Ta 30 °w t. Te 1) v. ou 1 kN) 3 3 a, (Fx) SAS ard £00 (1 oy LW a wm 15, (Ex) 200 uf Buon 1, sh SUEALIORS. ke 109 8. mo. 343 4.30, p.m. or Bale 1d, Southpost aud Wesi por, 1.00, AL30a, ma; shh 4.30 p Mor N wats LO A000, (Fx 0000, IE Wa my 1015 (Ex,) 2M, Fx, )o.m (x For tharien, 7.00, Br, 11,50 v, to, ;A45, 4.50, 5.5% p,m, For Groen ob, T 0, B00, 10am, 2.15, 3.45, “0, 5,30, im For Matai 206, 8.00 (Fx) Don fla, PPR TAT (Lx, 18, Passoug ore intent to laud at Brooteill Le rslrosd coupon-tietets rod the r Lasiace clibsrod a, (Ex.,) 5 439, 5.9% dn, 8.00 (Ux dM fora pL {#7 (or Beet dnd $1 for ‘oP Hiv Ai Pace, wan Yo bor Ya vad useriradiaie AA 10), 250, 1L3 sn my Flanel arteadones (roe of ehar ge o Tn 4s, 5, Jy rh a, Na TRAIN or fur: wm o f LA wer jules Bolich wily to NZIP. Agents No. 58 For Boson, via Springfield, #00 a, wm, th 0 (Ex.,)50 p.m. The stensr dip Vit, 18 DE PARLS, for ah yh rou utway, by Jor Badan, via Shope Lins 12,15, (Bx.,) 0.00. ma er’ ne an Norsle Jiets foot of Moris ste BATU TA av a daciiond aul Sprivgied, 500 sow, (Ex) 1215, 3.00, (Ex) G'elouk a. we. Passe igor aro 104 ed to om board ot Th o'cloek et the latest, a ieniagkier it Jivat Rallzooa, 4003. m. (Ex,) 10pm. tadlva- PME NORTH AMERIC AN LLOYD—ONLY ph Methrd Frovidaiiaad ini Retows, 19, (Ex) ms AMPFRICAN LIND OF FIRSTCLASS OCEAN STEAMERS A NA i x BN SEW ORK and BREMEN via Cowen, carrying ti Ho Now 11 Tare London sud Stonioglos Reilrosd 5.00 sind States Mail, and teking passenress to Fnglaud, [ianeo ard 1 0 Unrmapy Ie sve how york, {ro I isr No, t. F. iio REDAYH- bos cull hat jut, 0283, [Bd Nostitpson BAY od 2,000 tune, 1,0 Auz. 16, r Naueatoak Tasha "oo gy WESTELN MEAG IN, TE: n dor lune Jaa L1 A 5, an, For Nantutu Rs road, ude i Tr 3.00 p. m., 12,'5 mop A] J yer dn share UO tone whi, pp, 8 i odious Sioe pt “lp ry oh 8 1 sgl Why ALaTago puyavie in guid or Als event un Unite wl States Commpdious ag “ure stunt irs i 1 HOY IS pt at 1A PW.YORK to BREMEN, HAVRE, LONDON aud I ORTHERN RATLROAD of N NEW-JER SE Yo pos A IPTON<Ist Cun, Ut Wl Cubla, $62 0 weerage, L Viving leave Jersey City for Plen wnt ul Jam.ab 1:06, 4 23 and 6:23 3a Tang at lio po 1) Hy A} WJ J vis 3:32 an} B12) to A "A RUGER EROS, Ocrers Azente, No 0 Betiejst. N ¥Y LOMA DEMAREST Soceriotandent. Pe Te at 1 o'clock, p.m fe plo No, 44 North Rive Bye i Ex itors at the Urazi! Exbibition, to he io it Rio Jan y Va fos LN tober will find frei charges reason vy this conveyance, Yo HE y CRY, ele father inform fon ht or passage 38 adi y r fr in Ne ep. GARRISON ALLEN, Agvats, No. 8 Bowling Groen. sud. Puts nu, ely Th y w IIT "on NET TREAT REDU ("TLON IN RI LD) Ol F ANN LH F vi Mize of earato Cis aw. A To Xi ROP by the ouly Augocan Line to glend ar is. Cor ts et Mas. Fravee.—~The N wo) rh 1 Havre Steamer p Cor anys fret BS tia awd B Wn wr Bi low claca ptt steamsh ion ARJ LO ead VU JUN, beving been tu ouchiy refited, wil lease wr No. 37 Nor b Ry er, fur Har, calling Allestown, Maoch Chak, flesding* wonth, the following days, al oon pies! ely: EULTON....S. Sauvkis Great Penl, Beillivlym ARAGO Jiexny A, UAPSDEN FULTON el tami pre a hid RIE ATH Ins ers Heaney A ADDN, of Raturday., Get, 27, 1005, PULIO 8. FARURIS.ossnssssnss Satnrd oy Nov. 4, WL i a And every 23 avs ti ul NT N--Ror Few Ale 2 PRICES OF PASSAGE, PAYA Bl. k y i GOLD. d is West, ww} Melon So Joon. cieiiissiasnssrnarirnsnssrrens $1 3 vod Mave Vere Yirst C1 #2 Lowe wy ut 0) pt tha Wow of the enitak Remend- lags dR PB BOE TR LRT ITT see y Sho, at No. i Aster An exprrionced v on voard, vd wl tha prine pet Rotels The company will not he raeponsible for epecie or wala hlos wales OL STEARNS Saparit eden, bite of lading, bovine te value expresse], are sizar seraior, Yrnh Yonat f Em JUSERML M CORSIOCK, A et, leave 1 ot eo No. 7 Broadway. New York. IAMES A, WOT UON, Havre, Gevors] Agent in Le pm ¥10, Sela y Lune ah LUHELBLETITE, KANE Co,, Agouts, Lana, nly le um 3 Roar anes and West Gieambonte and Raitvoads. New h:rah, Warsies ry Boar POUGHKRE SIE. —00 and ali a n/Rst a HD Vite DAY. M 1. theestes: ot ANMENIA will I Ww oc Bufalo, Sale uan ce, Vonbiek, De brossea st, 28 9» s ed Thirty fa heat ps 9 ting at Yon 2 Yar LNT Ly p yvet, y Pe t, NT West’ cd A Ww N Exme.s T vith at 2 oot comrastiog 0 Romirar hare, N w igh 4 Millio Ret ww bs cave Poughkeepsie lw ra if Wy gh et keave pele Sis g Thon Bh Can Pian A HCY IDULTY, Ger Sopt TRA TR BR AY. Ti NL —STEAMBOAILS C. VIBBARD and smc BANE: PRE, wll love Deshrossesar,, DAILY, a EN i m., ar n a tat Oa om. for Atbany and Troy, landieg at ‘6.0 Yonkers, o t, Newhnrgo, pe) shkeansie. Rb! 0g YUrGIong. Pritoh Cut hil! A Tie ab Aranght 18 inboat 1 arrival ot Albany, earry wugors ard be; to Troy. maklaz clare Aces LANCURSIONS DOWN THE JAY. De ann oL.ons w we New-York Central R roads o feel bi, ores re a med aah Fonsie Hoyt, or earrisges, received Bx (rmdsys croen fea No, 32 eos I Riy ob r r 2 3 Ver, e 3 hid is i. [HOY EVENING LINE for ALBANY and TROY Bye ven 700 HO 0 508 5h i Fanroe d to $B) isto Bare og VA uy vaeept ial) rot tn Mos rr ivh Fave for vd np dav, al 6 rom, ho eleanor CONNECT nlf Va Wi H so wrdrtony r KLE, bron Pie N 4. Dat of S ne w 8 fd NTE “yx 3 rei West and ‘chec) ad "1 keting I eo ita WML CLA ION w North 1 5 EXT REMNOAS TO GLEN (COV) oh ET de Min PAN n X, Groat N NAYETY, SURED AND COMFORT LL on Wand, Toe ster oat ARROW. _— Tra oh 1’ n! 24, Mae Niven, WOR i FOR BOSTON ved i he above Bd nee. OR FER, PALMS, Frrcint vag, MARHIA, Low i i Kohn of t bo Ming $07 pass ged CONCORD, TUF WIHTE MOLY] LING AN Tiirt (oT ot y JNTERA PEATE, POSTS, (i oor ad ot sh st amers of the MNeew oh line, 1 CULRSION SEASON off 135 IX or BO ON aud CITY OF WW YORE Ye w- York y br) “ws nm WO LUT RISTS ih AV ELERS, Mer N th Bi not of Vetey f Pe ha “For Ni it yerpont iN, y y Iie A thera connecting vw! the Ceambont Express Tinln from the above a 58. J y Montroal wo, B ver points, via Norwich nd W or tor, Heston ar i Worcester, Woregs or White fF vi, Loke Me IPR agOR, ond Nasling, and New-Lordoa aid Nortkeern Ratire tds, gi L plain, Nepali, ip teats Freight talon oad 0 toy rates Wor imfozanation ingu'se of to) OTK, w 5. MARYIN, Azent, ou the Pier, Forpoafeslape of B35: of Fare lok 24 sit lfotmaion, SN ow Ww 1 ot the of i i Roya! M Low FTERNOON Boar for NEWBURGH aad E pidge ing 4 A Eionkdis Vasud sud doy 2! Mes) tune FISHEILT atm ont for WEDNESDAY, May Wi, the Sing L Pop AC “9 Li owt MAGENTA will Now-York BYRRY AFFELN a; Bago J (Sundays er 4 foot f Berelay st, nt 3 o'clock pu ur, Ia 1] Al TH AN i PLY AX RI3—=North Shore Staten nz at Uriamey Point, Us v's Dock and Cerawalh Retnning oy N° fom Pler No. 19 beimien leave Fishhill at 5:25 ovo, and Newburgh ot 1432, m., ion as ol Yims N t 5, 0 ite mil! Lied Tam woe TTY TE 1 Char QUA AY MORIA BOA tor NEWBURGH, bon oy a gomant of °h 10, Ul a 1g 124, 8, 5) S06 whan OMAR COLLYER leaves fout of Chenibere st ter for exonrsions, HUGUENOT, Als ot tor Nunday ove CIA MOB NING at 7050 aw, Thirty fount, at 7: Neb vies, Landing at Yonters, Hasth gs, Dob Yerry. Sing, ilaversiraw, do Whom 1 wan Coenen} woth! lity o ud wealth snehp AS GENTLLAIAN of rosy fined and wo vy WHE, Howls Lhe Lith kof We tro Jucorues, bo live drdepondout sud vis i Larope, A Jie Db, AL oh wien A. JrrousioN WANTED OF ELIZABETR FAY fora ed ar No H5 Wet Triity-sixth-ot, by ew brothers law (rou Ye oh, 1 tre: an of the stes cr liv al Rosin. ATRIMONIAL youl ug bi ines politieian tee CIR of 8 yon LADY witha view Adie VR nTOIN DENIS: Tin, New- York. to MATKIMON

SUALE OF NPW ORK FREIAW UapiTorn onsstongmd i Avmany, July 16, 1 Di. ANR and DISKONS for a NEW CAbToL Albany. 1. veomed thst Plans and Des as NN W APTTON st Aloamy vod ho yecets ol bythe toe log oy at ir Offic a, vutil the 150 Jay <f November next, st noon. A pricted staleser! iustractions and details, sod of the pren n- offered, will ue inn at tno Oube of the Conn lssionere, «ap ploation, in pers 1 PL AALTON FA OB. LATHAM, 4d! roea Pails, QW eel ere CARIES Orvige oy arn i orporation Notices. ROTON AQ ELLE bh PARTMEN NTT J CONTRACTORS —Sealad P sale will be Fetuive SH office (Rotuuds, City Heli Paik), v: aril Ti orelaek am, of Avciost 29, 1968, for Li suction of DAM aod its e for a 'a:ge si0ia, June voir, agar Boydy Comes, in the iv Kut Put pam Cy To PR orl EDS now's te vo mdeors: Ta Bd ka, for Shot Hower y ne ia Patan Counte, Pc C 2 Aga red smd mf alsd Nave indorsed the mame of the bidder a of hie prop: opi Plug enn basen, sud specie athiss olcined atthe office of the Fnzivger in Chg ut Ho hzatin, saat Cancels Spec ww Croton Ag ebiat cations can alep be obtaltied ot t THOM! 45 py PHENS, 0 RogL. EL. DANL AGEL, A. AW. CRAVEN, Departaers. Orrick or Hw Sngns CoNmIsaIOmE, i UNOADWAY, CONTRACTORS, Pro posals, inclosed in a 1d envelops, indorsed wit! the title ote work and the ars New-York, J 'v 0, (068, 41 the bidder watten thegeon, will be eived at this ove artil Oana¥: Angust 20, 1803, ab izolock a 10d Ws sulating, grading aud earbiig Aulity-fourth strcet, between Eley A avenue and Hudson River, Plank forms aud pr posals, together with the Srtcitation ad vaned at la Bion: Date 48 LW HARLYES 6, CORNE LE sect Comin Commissioner. Teainents, can be ob New w-York, Augast 0, 163, 0 N CONT R. ACTOR, —SEPA ATE SEAL 1» PROPOSALS ca'h iedurwed with tile of work, name of lu der and date of ode: lug, will be rece ved ub this office ETS Honk am, of THURS! DAY, “gust 18, 1508, fos the sonmerustion of $14 Ne BLOCK PAVEMENTS, fa Fighth-ave, from Ferty-second to Fifty ak Second-ave. feo Holston to Pourteenthi ot. Thixteanth-et. from U niveraty, Tuco to Firsl aves Vestry-st, from Gieenwle estat; Daane-st, trom Hudson to v watsst. p Thirty first-st, from Eighth to Nis n aves Doane-st, from Hudson to West-at, Thirty firsts, trocs Eighth to Niaih. wes; Eliza Doth: st, from Bayard to Grand-st Spring of. from Br ondivay to Wet st; Bleackorat, fon Bi adway to Bowery Tolrty ov thes, oom Toird eve, to a Ries od tay Bicn-at, irom Brosdway to Fightu Aly 1a COBBLE AVE, Tin tanenth: from Foarlee: fo tT: aixthi-ate, and ff ve yy across Foorth-ave, at the ters tou of Forty 3 sith Also for the construction of of Revere tn the follow ing sirec's, to ba Bleockorst, boty con Chiles and Por sSpelug st. between Elizsbeth.st, and thin Eotvery; a Boadway butveen Thirtioth and Thirty keet ate i Edghth-avo. Lolween Fonrtacnt! en! Fiflocnth-sts, Firet-ave, bot ween Eighth id Ninth, Kleveuth and dws, wd Bixtesnih and Sezentoerthats, rd.) Rivington, Delanecy and estor and Divisions Forty-eighth-st. be! we u Fourth aud ¥ilth aves. Kinlse between Secenty-Huortl sovoatynintheste., wo'h A vs in Second ave. nd it Fath, Feventy: in Forty-tifth-st, be wa in Fath, Madisoa od Broome, i» and Saventy- tween F Lh and (A sa ing toma and Fouro aves. with bran Bpecitications and forms for! 'ds cam he had ot tly off f LOMAS SUE PRS Croton RUB IL. bAR our Aquetich Al Ww. "CRAVE Arve ton Agua tact Departwens, August 4 1066

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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1866. 7 Ponal Notice c EE —_ egal Notices rn Coods. Gales hy Anction raT ti Wom mr Rt ps ot sib fh iy ON INN INN NNO tnrrart had i 100%. on, nama arnes A w luk Se 11 op New-York \RPETS A er a rv J all 4 oh ol rhe did the same thing while passing ALEXANDER oY. Bp OrrICE OF ACURA V rave, Ei) 8S, FURNITDRE OIL. OTHS, &e A Menw o. rong Hr Crowd aides guard, althoneh they had ropes sr HENS] pie he 1864 o.~Gireat depreci Meu ia the pri 1 4 F BANGS VIN oy furs ready to hang him. He defied them to do their worst and eS \LBANY. J i 2 ba the price of these 00d Yacida JANCIS A i ied them to do their worst an oe SUEDITF of the COUNTY NEWYORK: Jarguins in Cal pute particatuly price of ews A he dnd VY Al B. MEY IN C0, Broadway cor. 4th. threatened them to haunt them wid his ghost” if they Letter from Montgomery Blair, 0ST ka BRAIN 4 a “ir pri wr .y a m~Sulrs of Books, ay 4} or ee I h To od GENERAL ELECTION cottiune rp PEA pe v 4 sa “the recent nse in gold, 1 wil Sep————— ks of Art, Funcy toods. Furi oud h arm d Bate of his head, PRAISE OF ALLXANDER STEPHENS—LEBBLLION 40% R SUA) we fir-t Mone at prices even nent #3 my pressot eOck desis, EO. A. LEATITT Anctioneer, When Fish, tho tirst member that I saw arrested, was bo ve ou tie TULDUAR he Prices even less than why ‘v ole 18 0ONF ADE RK hid 1) ne down C t hr TRLASON, B 0} oy of et ext, the following officers 8/610 56 €X 0d, to ees und small profics, e MN 8 Re 4 1 hoy v R J RADY ALE ROOMS, 493 Broadway WW hat Tha Times's J o-Witness 91 n PASSING down Canal-st., a ruflian mounted a piece of seats The IT o% BUY? u YRORADLA, a gm carry it out Lo the best of fy doi. wi to Com. wh! ITH STREP ull k Co. sncressors to J. E. Cooley v yo Iv] ayo folding Tn front of a new building and attempted to throw lon. Montgomery Blair of Md., Lag written Bowsrnor. 1 the rl.ce of Rehen A a. Alvord Nos. 267. 264 wr I. OFARRELY, D. _/ADYANCES MADE rope over his head. Another one hit him in tho back the following letter, in reply to some strictures the A Haututinniuti ove rots Fa Pace of fe j.mm F. Broce; os. 207. 269 and 271 West Thirty fifth-st.. corusr &'ishth-ave. H. LY ET ey Fibi Atcicuerr. te of tho Affair, w th a briek-bat, wheronpon Le turned around and defied of Alexander W Step late Rebel! Viee a oun b Ire r Al 3 Ty TU Sc—— A. J rp wl i 2 A Cant (rare Prisons, in the place 1 Jaws K. Bates; ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, LDS MINER vill SELL by AUCG- tiem in language remarkable wore for its sbhusiveness than oe 4 ona, co-Frosident, by of wh office will expire on the lay of December TOUN MOWBRAY RETIRES FROM THE FNM TION, og y politeness TA ehusven writer in s New-York paper: "x whooe turtus of ole W 4 £43 A WHR LES i x a ol 11 eness, QLIVER MOWBRAY CONTINUES THF BUSHNE toa _ THURSDAY, Anz. 0 Aravin A writer fn yoor R a e in the Fortieth Congress of the United States for AND REAUNMES gr A Fa USTINESS, y Fark elrek at Neo 1 Kinth-ot., te'w on Pith end Sirthaves “a L I saw wor A arpyinor aud other col red men, pursuing on the Hon. Pi eof aiid aeverg ed gy H Liv i M sored of the frst or mer oN N A hd HLOANT JIC i.nh URNIT i onal A hei eeular bus pss f ations a8 rvheh tha ovaed’3 wo i ob PP he Kor fr y 1 vi ti We the ha i Cou AT THE: OLD BiAT MOAED £1 AN snd brussels be I wi arved 78 A i 3 bla sry on Th MASS. CRE PRECONCERTED bY REDELS, fl a am ny y roe pede a hoi 3 tireciod wil ye hy dr fos J pF ros Assuasive ts the patitolie ued, Fourth, Fif w Nixth and F310 ah gl an fe nian OLD ESTABLLIAED ETAND lor saits that. B aed Fl eX walnat par d <harmed, Id colored nan atirected my jog, Lhe restgaed, self-deny o Mew-Y ork. end Governor's tsland, 1 NO. 200 GRANDE, CORNLR FORSYTH wood a a euch Plate. pip and mantel mirrors. gilt conics, pou «on particnlarly. He walked through the mob oa Guiescns in the hn Rg with whieh ha Bitar ort ative the Fortieth Conzress f the United Botos fot The present stock n No. 214 Bowery, couslsis of Cloaks Shows M it ek hy ut marble top co iter tatuss and elegy os, Parisn a nn sidey 1k with a bundie under his arm. nd h 2 Lisfellow citizens of the South ho 11 in trier. posed Of the De ail, Lealiy Silks, and Cloth« W —_— b wis, LUN PE Ie chromo Lil fe IZ (alr u Aa J Y ng an ire ar 4 I ihe ate, jhe oT po 3 W rls of Ci y aud C a of Now hf Ba. Jrbigh NH Nf hed big such a low aur e cere. vie plated rods, ke. by Bos eugraviage, Wilou sia} in his hand, His chin was firmly gt @@d Lis eyes looked itself to a good account by i ay iS York. tw 1 ance will be sold at suction. Store to ie: end fist bo) 5] She Dal a NG ROO 4—Flepnt evrved block walnut exte-sion tab'e ord COTempondeuce of The N Y. Times. duggers. No ene dared to molest him, eondial and secure Union (had that” which preceded i, 1 of th "nit State t 4 od 2 id corv 3 y Ne eration i Jlopreser tative in the Fortiuth C grea of United 3h f A TAT A 0. J, MOWERAY a id uted, reed black u lua eb irs i sree reps. Wack New-Onteass, La, Tuesday, July 31, 1866 Tho Iustitute is now under guard of mpany A, let ue Wi 4 stio 3 bY, a: after the horrid siraggle J po Bixth UZLess ion strigt, couiposed of the int A@ruth 1 A SLOTD (0, own 0% y woah ery Fe crockery sid glassware, 3 "a Tnitog rate Yolo Troon lavee torre whieh our kindred of wd tie States have been decima the A ds of irs nd Panty f Svw-Yor 24'end 3d foots for busters or 0 Soot idee a 25 feet front, ist, Tosewood and black waluut library asd sofa tebios, black ain it bad With the origin of the riot yesterday tho readers of The United States Colored Troops. It is large turreted gpg one should vow be found unwilling to be appeased s Ay 0hok en N t ortferh Congre the United States fc modern improvements aud in is te de ny Pas hus 30 the i andl uel A nie 7'rmes ore well aware, The appearance of the colored brick building, located, 6s Iiel graphed you yesterday, on renew fraternal feeling, i “we. the “oventh Congressional District, compre! the Bie th aud ADIES' Gladi tie, ns i arg Wha ion 0 rea 4 rarved resswood snd Mek wolnat bed pro oxsion on Can: laat,, compose of about 100 freedmen, Ihryndegest between anal end Common, Siace the de Mr Stepbeng's great orime, In the eye of your 4 re ath Wards of the City and Conmty New ork. oe i iv $iadiator Hits and T'urbans at L. BINN'® se ph on au sslistatiy o iiadey and el aire; te bells, be Isters was the signal for its esmmencement. Some white by siraetion of tho Capitol building at Baton Rouge, it has ent, is that the anine spirit now animates him that wade A 1 LTGRENA fv BE of hth ga i the: Eivateenth, Great ber air A Wit Broadway. Ret il and wholesale, spreads, comioriers, sheets, iotgei Lua Lol seiay slanders allen pled to take away the national fleg which bron used by the odicials of the Siute (Govern: went for mot eloquent of ali appeals—hia speech to the p of a it a L Tye Brat W ards ne Cir and County of Ni w-l 7 etm aud Fhonsant Hats ut 8c. upto bad i ALSO, they were covrying, aud a shot was fired. The blicks offices, The main ha'f, in which the Convention met, Bid==to avoit the revolutionary coifliot at the opening by 3X Gubiuths iid Sweety R IL. MAC A An assortment of Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will com- elaim thut the whites fired it. The whites tell a contra- Was capable of holding ghout 700 pesgons, besng in the by ey She sion of Georgla from the Union, sod Kepressntative in the Fartinth Gonsratd o he hited Kin ea for BIST FAROY SOD: DRY GOODS. —e ow tictory story. 1 have sean re ponsible men who were second story and emimeing the full extent of the stroets Bae a tegtoratjonrhaviey iu the istassal 2 Ariet I we llth, Le. ol RENC bh G VF TCH nh 1 3 AE A x or hal Bde A J ing by MOT di Ww ards of City aud Coun Ro FOURTEENTH EN RD Cy, ko. RE LIVER'S SALE of MACHINERY and FIX. Prese t, but they fiil to give an authoritative statoment ure, except 4 largo double #tnirway in pent. 1 hall oF unpardonable in this? Do we not see iho hig 5 into. A and Bi: I's. Ward's and Rando) 1 1d Ta (ODT tht FURKS of the Now-Brunswick Stos Mauufuctuging Co. A, P. 80Ut this first shot, Immediately after it was fired, hows Nu Seectod for the us) of pablie A and, Vp fore, gence and noblest gons!bilit tat adorn our nature drawa COUNTY OFFICERS Tu i}. ELECLED O JOB ia! R PROVOST, Auctioneer, will sel at Pubic Auction, on THURIDAY EVST 0 brizht yellow boy eommenced harapguing his com- 18 Surioun od on all sides with low windows, which reach tie side of those who Barve lien into arror from rwenty-onn Members of Assembly. 4 nA Se Aug. 8, 2p. m., la he building lately o oy Y b. Hy A DAY fades in the “precession, advising them to ‘toar the up pearly to the eeiling, At the rear end of th hall motives, although there wagives have been lustilled inte A Register io the ateclioitMICHL oo cut sppoivicdte THE EAGLETON MANUFACTURING COMPANY pany. fu Johuats, city of New-Branswick, KN, J.. all the Machinery Hrecla of the whild mem "Ho was hrrested ry Kis Jievated oe, on which the Spoakars gay id a. aiging. hi men, fof; Records r iso 0! Jou 11a wih 1hpoiti lt “en 7 ny 4 f webiran t, N. J.. all the Machine 2 War af Poli A desk is located. p v consisted of ollist A ar with the pu io good 1 y PACANCY stoned by the resigiation of Jobin TP, Hoflu INVITE TUE aibt ing 4 A i by an aid of the Chief-of-Police. This was the ie furniture in the room consisted we 4 he vets fn the pin oF Gideon J. A cher. oiting: ENON Ur TE RE i THT EERE tt alge: Seva Sette Diee Sthartest wale... Tie precession. then, WETed on; ordinary cane-botiom.arm-ehgirs and fow desks for Sordid mag aww poronien, thatlooks. bask an the a arorvicors in the place of Smith Ely, jr., and William R. STOCK OF I pe abexy oF Shen mai k nds of binary Sounoctol with the, and tur ed into Dryalesest,, halting in front of secretuiies, A ruling, ealled the “har of tho Bouse,” 1 brought to the issne ol hoy or eta i a at x wnufaclory of Shoes, Sale yutive, endition aot wowa of wi h gc toni d ¥s A i Ki we Swriine “t Touts ieumment. wha wat appolatich day rise by Kt. DOD, Reeeiror. v knowa the Mechantes' Institute, now used as the State Capitol, divides the room in half, partitioning T the lobby from faw politica! leaders, who availed themselves of the 6 AS IONCt oF JE od 1 by the desth of Edward Co in id A a. TE 1 oo eee where the Convention was in session. They wero met the space in which the members had their sents, Who in reat intercsts North and Sonth which hed prevailing lw hoo terms of offize will expire on the lust day of December LY i Usmich of fuse. Q, M. U. 8. Mur, RR, with roeiferous heors from friends of both colors, They office of the Governor and his retinue are in the first story, over tha minis of the misses in the two sections to woxl p er. 1 tua bo bs ae Ero, Ue gave their version of the disturbaneo above mentioned, Fustoniey morivg eve rTthing about the building wes Jie polish shu these was an irvecontiinhie li aftootion of lr pect mo ection and County Canvassers is NEW STYLLS AT Or UNITED ST Tl MIT TARY PB 1" ard wero fig ced with remarks of approval when they ger mm ously elean, At wight #8 was blood-stained and wiween thew, rendering geparation inavital 3 heir aly by Jaws of 18 4 S41 ofS ilens priutol OF BUPERIOR FINISH PY ROAD PROPERTY, Will bn sold &f Hd auction Ral claimed to have repulsed their assailants. They wero en. smears d with clols of human gore, from one end of st to knows that there were multitudes of well meaning Perey to provide {or en tth 0 epee ris NID, ro ‘a LYS BE tL? 2 WF i A wed 4 Ara He 44 pg, A 1} the other Tl Ser he Rduinsr on both sides who nrged on this quarrel ander the a Abe question shih there be cotvention to Teviss the Constituiion AND AT THE audrina, Vo, on THURSDAY, Augest 23, tie bolwice of the Uni ol couraged to take a finn stand for their rights, and toll wher, 0 stairway, the hal 8, the offices, in fact that it fq hie id aad avo d the same I" for instruction iu regard to their duties uuder LOWEST MARKET PRICES. N iliuey Rnd road Uroperty remaiuiog on baud st Lust place, consisting to arm theriselves and be ready for any emergency. These Very apartment shows cor clugive evidence of the de Sper. i a wo able Us cassion i, a. Nos. £1 AND 83 JOHNST ‘Iwo seco: a serviceable Locomotive Engine: (Norr's Sou, things heard myself, and for the first time I felt sorions tion of the wob and the emel violence of their sianghter. ouier polittent Samstions by ool pee rl the nie air ro N-ST., builder:); gatige, 4 feet fy inches is tial apprehensions of a riot. Tho merchants commeneed clos- Tangled and bloody knots of hair and crisp wool fummatory foc ling oveited by debate. All such disposants AN AUT ta provide for submitting te the Peovls tho questics, Shall A a Oi Tondo: Frock, two ar 1 Perek Care, ing their stores, and started from the building to the tele show how whites ard blacks died together, strug the great Hody of tbe plo Wore taken by surprise ou the the rede 8 Convention 10 tevi- Uap Coustitution and amend the ne 5. hex aver Te Maiivond bron aie ecraph offen, A squad of policemen were gathered on ging against infuriated aud implacable ences, The eek ot 2b Wat orgauiend by a scoret cabal of wot Passed March 19, 186% SVoy ‘awe aiitond Lron (43 ths, ta the yard), nearly new Baronne-gl,, in the ro f the Institute, and soo hod Sidewalk in front of the Institnte sud on Both Bos when tho war came, iu spite of a'l appeals to 3 J ita o on Stoves: two fiftoeust acks tule Wia Wi oi #1. 1n aro stitule oon marched iLnte n i 1 eopipel thas Ww New York, represented in Senate end Ae Gitnations Wianted—Lemales. shin Railroad Trov a tus Hydraulic Jacks; teu luke unsetvice oo 0d fy, sides of the strect along the whole block is also beepatlered ag stay he fry, when the thunder of cannon had seovion At "the pr u lection to be Lield in this Stale on the viv WAAAY htt aa Twenty-five tans Weooght and Cast Sarap Tron, aceond-hiand Ra t The procession distorbance had been reported to Police t) Wood ar A brains, avd the fenees and even the sides i, SN jhe sets gf Jos ih vlther sogtion 48 $F. odey next after the first Monday of Novew ber, eizhteen hundred VY ANTED-- Ly a respectable young Woman, a (had Jukes Chaim Hubbel Loup, litond 2 bed Sula, Plat Jw 2o¢ headquarters, where, anticipating trouble, a large reserve of some of the Awelling-houses are in tha same condition. States to which the belonged oon: Lae anid 3 wid wiry six ie nhali te provided for the poll of eloction dis SITUATION fn a private family as NUR FE and 2AM. unos seals, Laateros, Oars, Dooks, Tables, and a vaclety of othe ona was stationed, Orders were immediately issued to A refreshing shower which fell this moming washed away when sounded by bia RE v ule pd by bia, at the request of President trie herent by the Tnep clos of Election of such district, a STRESS, or other work, in the city or country. Bost of relirence ine tall dices, arrest the negroes engaged in it. Sherrill (ex-Xebel Gen.) some of tho marks but enough romain to shook even the about tak ug the cutemnnd of our ArILy Against the A n ay timed A fe (iy f ballots, Eve-y o give, Apply or adie» No. 171 West Feurlet., neat Sixthove, Qiirk to cnmimense st 10 o'elock wm, at the Military Refirosd Haves necompanied the force to the seeno of action, and Casual passer by. The chairs and furniture in the Tall are then pangiay I the dectsion of the Virgins Cony he Amaral ay RA Rg TE How Sor vieusbess NUMBER of well recommended German Girls Whar, where the hocomotives, Iufiresd 1roa and Lar bee's 57 found Pryade-st.. in front of tho Yustitute. thronged with broken in pieces, and tho windowspanes are shivered and “Mr, fialr, 1 leok upon Besossion es angrehy, 1f d vt {ly written or partly priv 6d, on which shall be h want ~ITUATIONS to do general HOUSEWORK, &c, at Mo Set. Rut oi AY 2 Ale art HJ old at the Rellroad SUPPy froedmen and their white friends. It was useless to try shattered from the perfect rain of bricks, The building the 4 000,000 of slaves in the South world suerifioe thom Wf: Ys, For a Convention to revise the Constitution end LOWE'S German nwitute Noy aw nton st, neat the Bower 7. Slore, near tho Jiruge snd Alrx neta i to vet into the bu Wing while such a crow d remained in stands new. smoking under tho rays of the lot sun which 10 the ochut i ou sa draw my sword u or the wands y av-ution to revise the u i Will a! t Pittsburgh, t 11 o'clock a. m., on TUES front of it {haw followed she vain, monuments of disgrace to the ail amy Ralive Bla 0 could net delormise then; Coumnlit sod amend the same.” 8. 1 pp co Ji il also be soll, st Pittsburgh, Fa. at If o'clock a.m, i y “a 1sgrace to the ay, cond consell wi 3 fui 4 Farle Lay tl $e fla Wanted. pS ht Pr Fo dock 8 TUES GLE pe, a cones of pooped ie tate i ey 5 whi so son cs 0 ws ah ft bars ths wiles dur ail Il bo deposited iu aid balict-box. I pol list: for (Le said ES ad vei, he r Pa Re Irak! ga 8 2 congregated at the junction of Dryades snd Canal, and 8 ed, z we sen the pesnlt, Tt 14 hard for a noble mind to tear eoiion shall be so prepared and kept that thelo bedi be a coivnn GENTS WANTED y Ww pr ”e Tie tbr. ek wens, in Government funds. more looking toward the Capitol, some of thew shouting It is asked, was the riot precomecrtc aA? Fpl lowes bo fom home, Kindred, friends aud native soll, and go i NE A Rare tor headed Co ho shall vo'e one A cd ps A Y 10 cain SA pin Wy whi vy gouty Avy informaiton rletive to the propery will be furnished on appl and hlasphening terribly, The whole city was in a trom. There was no rezularly org Kilo premeditated attack at sito rauks to crush them all, This was the oase of NET alic which elim sbull be headed Conve, tion. vil the 4 irst class Arents to canvass for Littleficld's new picture o sation at this oiliee ble. Such excitement as the eitize xhibited I.never Any one po nt or time bot there was a general understand. a8 well as Tee 1t was the case of near! wovisions of A ct entitled An Act resp 'T i other than DEATHEED LINCOLN, nt om persons] sit in Rak Q oy. en Hem A ong exhibited Jever MI) y 8 Le, ib Jer mftiv and ow ofc re a, Apel whl, alghtee Je ro; Ph ve Prone A Sofa 5 rl isin d per PJ CRILEY, Be Major aud Amt. Qu M. U, 8. Avy. oi occod before, The crowd just mentioned comprised 104 among all of the voung bloods about town that a riot vated soul in the Renth when the Government torte (wo, and oll laws smendstory thereof, avd the provisious of sons prescut ou that sad occasion. Adres, with stump, men of every grode in society, including many young in would occur, Gud ther prowised each otlior to be be FTO Yulved Bintes, dedloquent in all its duties, Lad be we eakiiled Au Act for gicerteind p by proper pig the citi: LITILLFI Kil LAGE? r Slachinern rears, who were brandishing revolvers in the aff, and wera and do Uieir duty” when the time came, beard fon days i Phau i Ti abet Visine ab thot rd Ants Fizhs, of sulicace nd Box No. 555, shineton, D. C. u Je seemingly anxions to be led on to the destruction of the before the occurrence just sneh talk in the Lote s and res ning, and event it Fania i biti A t Conventioners aud all of the freedmen near and in (ho toursnts, and on the sfrects, Fdid not think the speakers yr and, in effect, a nations! war, in its influence on the

voling, 3ltee ande il the prov ns of the Actentitl An Act 1 s the citizens who shal! be eu od to the 1i rive nth, eighic nn huvdred and sixty A GENTS WANTED=T0 canvass every town for n pe I SALT —O of Potter's ecelcurated 4 12-1 oF ilu F OR SAL. —Ome o otters ecelooraled Fo-Dorsc ving A similar crowd had also assembled in Come. WOTe ID 69704 t, vor do I now believe that they were; but jngs of the people of both sections, who were po) crrcamstances happening jast as they did, they staried for sider the success of @nué the subjugation of the An a Work ou ASIATIC CHOLERA, its origin and ravsgos for STAM LINC 1 wv i y or FOI LE STEAM ENCIDES, vor su wag ele, ob a REL Tg I won-st.. at the other end of the bloek in which the insti. the Institute, revolver in hand, on the impulse of the mo- South grew weaker aud began ta stagger uw adred years, best means of avoiding and caring it, (ele I cuble, shall apply to ho procecdl tached secording to the most celebrated Physicians. By P| tthe BELL? Fone eso tm ‘ff i BRO TT. M. D,. Naw The fuformstion 1 ook Wik tuto ie loealed, Many members of the police force wero A Vie Raorotsry of State shill, framediately of or the erobling of ia RE o] hi it Fors Tie X iH ow) hs h i fox SALE. —=A 90horse nower UA BULAR mined with theso Ee They S00 poll menced ji) ng TREN, and the whole aflair se Hs now to have beca regulars blows of the gigentie North, all her brave spirits the tok Lovisisiure, in the year eighteen buudrel and sixey-sevey, L. TEB DUNS, Hortfo d, Conn. STEAM Bot Wf tole dow, taki wt to make room| al tho freedmen in front of the building and drove then lyprearranged, Just belore 1 o'clock, when the firing had man in hor suppote Kven tle slaxes were Bored ven 01 Lnere te resnli of the clockion herein provided for. IRTANTED for the BO y IUSINESS—A Hive lageroncs. Addie 1. MILNOK PECK, Flocking, L I a into it. progressed but a short time, the ficeshe!l vane, A man inthe the natural Instinct for when the w si oh Luke efice! immediately. y ANTED for the BOOK BUSINESs—AR active, -s 9 Tad ai WN or thes aed vouug avd old, a ot their homes, their re 1637 oct y, FRANCIS C. BARLOW, int igeut younz man to canvass for subscribeis to p RIT J ACQUARD MACHINES, manniactured and ap When the freed men, members of the Convention, spec. street eried a the top of his voice, Now the devil 4 to and chlidren, to be protected aud fed by their Shersfe Uc, City and County of New. Vork, as: and to assist fu the store. Must be 8 good penuion Know plied to Power nd Hund Looms tators and others had been driven into the building, the pay." Another said, “Look ons for hot work.” What perior strength, they would not desert to oar hereby cotiisy the above to be a true copy of the oigiuel notice Of booked has and bo dispored hi #7 wo finch! @erufolly salu BA 1, MURAL BRUNT I ou 8, Jn In and sitered to we ve ny police advanced to tho entrance and forced their way up authority those men had for the statements, I know Bot, ing army as it warehed uough the shrinking South, Nod rd Ly on) Tem ie Tetra ay oS KELLY ployment, or PUNY 1SHER, Dox Ne. 112 Tribune ROY Soap) DET AE LU TM Stee Love td W aye Btairs to the door of the Hall of the House of Representa. nor who runz the bell. The Police wero partly taken off with the panie-strighen familcs and gave them aid Y “dhenidf of City and Con tv of Now-York Ufice. avy kind of narrow pood:, made to ocder y tives. whore the Convention had been asscmbled, and into duty the night hofope, sud were ars 14d hetter than usua®, fort, Tu this, Aid not tha blacks prove ves a loyal Nawsparers pot offi iell r authorized to tle notice will not TANT] D—Lxpe rienced SATIS WIEN. LOOMS FOR SSE END K. RAIS, wit but n he a, o t! which the yn A the frvedmern had retreated, Several dif- Ww Len tho firc hell rans the Fourth District foro "pl enred, hai Would wot the white man have proved ea-ciyn pny Cor ite insertion. Chop. 430, vwsof 1066. WW Al Re 1 DO eo tru BEalatY RO a fi, Mack ie ot the a o Ay Pav 1) Tv ferent tales are told as to what followed. (ortain itis that moving toward the Institute, and in n short time ever if ander sack olroumstnncosh Lad goneovertot RT, County ot ze. =—JOUN 32 ¥ANTED TE LY =o) AGENTS A T dl arts Seconduats. Pubiade iia Pa. One policersan wus mortally wounded in the hall, while, avaiiobte policeman in the eity was on the ground, Young pian he aalts of the Softh ule ih raainst J ACO 8. BEASLEY, and SALAM, WwW ANTE IMMEDI AG BL Xml smart AG ENTS, Ov Lvs arr as he clits, he wos attempting to arrest a member, It is men deserted their business everswhere, nnd Jouried 4 fone Mr Davis at one time inclined 'OVEE, fudividua!! md r AND meat Teme 8 A Toagoiiant Pl a caly-dntenest PAL LE MILL M ACH \ERY.—Foi SALE, thro eluimed by a momber who was wounded by this polices the sceus of setion, The signal iatended for the Police Commissioners appointed by Lig~—Stuphens, of ing story by Mrs. Gen. 8 peoear, 6 loyal 3 sthorn Women with Sher FOURDRINIER MACHINES, G2ch; they are oll complete pgp that be tricd to shoot, but hig pistol being knocked Wit sdopted by the rioters. Camphell—weres all anxious to dn The War on men in bis great Camvaizn avd March to the Ses Selling rapidly! gus Clin dor mares ee bid yl Lr ROINFS CNLENDEL up, the ball sped harmlessly into the air, whereupon he The affair commenced at 12:45, and, lasting three hours, our President proposed. RG) ‘were for Call or nddress B. H. FELRY. General Agent, No. 8 Howery, ROLLE be Toanire of DERRICKSON BARTLETT, No.3 #cized the weapon by the barrel and struck the member ou ended at 3:45, 12 did not cud mntil every negro and peace, -Y the temple with the butt end. It is said that all hends white man in the Institute had been either billed ov Mr. Davis, wlio baud charge the canto of the gisicd on independence. Conid the commissioners FANTED—A first-class CANVASSER, who Beckman. New Yor 1, mith th eth thorough'y nnderstands canvamslrg fur LIFE INSURANCE, y Fp Ea Ep BDRE Tr in the hal! £1 on their faces, and efter the police wounded and captured, with the excepiion of three oF Ta] arrangement will be made, ou applies. FHI ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS Socom dod “the eh ta Toot un ahd dre a arm four whites. AS the ro woos about 100 men of both (rust wideh, according to the given by 0 SUPERINTENDENT, No. 16 W Is the ONLY BRICK PRESS (hat wis the TERFORA hed expended their sl gor tp mM Foy 2810 1+ (1a esuso they represented, aid whic were to wallop i wis Ra EXTRACES THE AIK FROM Slit CLAY while bu ws 05t of the room with chaire, &c. Afor this, KR. King ‘classoa in the building, aud aboat 0 wounded stale, aor (hat of a whole joople committed to Mr, Oatlor ie said to hove demanded that every wrmed man re they take upon the usolvos to say it was PY all that eonceried ik to the arbitration of With such a one only tion personal y to the total casualits will amound do 135, of whem 50 Fiilsd or have since died from ther wounds Yhis estimate FANTED—Competent FEMALL NURSES [or proccss of pressina W Cholars Hospitals. Apply at the Office of of rv Soperntend It is the OLY PRESS IN USE that fs capabla of making pressss Jogve the room, Capt. Burke, formerly Union Chicf of at N “n rine N Yriok 4 3 I K 3 ‘KK. o ar 1 A 1 H a 3 3 ent, No, Jol M 4 ot., beiween 0 tw. end 12 bringlog letters of 1 a MN Fi JTRER RAL k, LHL K, tA A Police, did so, cod received a sight flesh wound in th ts moderota, Tbe aspeets to whieh 1 thas allude show that Fran clcudbusthiun ee contin (ie public Bi 2 monttions,” 1. C, WOODRUEE side witile passing ont, Auother vi raion of this assault The wilitary foren wos enesmped st Camp Jackson, five contuonance of war pots s new faca on that bo above entitled sotion wa FANTED=EXPERIENCED AGENTS tocanvass rr ident. Ne, 175 0 oadwy. g oR is, that tuo policeman, without demagdg tho sarrender miles eom the scene of the riot, and in the worning were ception was treason. ‘The war upon of of (to eth of County 9 Kine, on (he 5th and engage others to couvis for YRIFU AND TRUE,” by ete ET 1 of any one, poks L their pistols through the half open door toll to be ready for any emorgency. They did not arrive First in ita inception Srasiteaton aw Th GEORGE F. MARTENS, Plamids Attorcey Ne to re Fone han a Weotee Address W. 3. 1LOL] AND Co. VV OOLEN MACHINERY for SALE.—2,000 108 4,4 fired promiscoously” at the exowd insido; this, while a nH quiet had beom restored, and it wits only matored Toned any asdonce, W ~T m——————— a Surinafich Fb oh ion TF dep diane ds Cards, 2 Jacks 2.000 Koli Cards for wiry work. Addos hite flag wos being displaved fror cane stuck upon tt when there wis pothing left wo kill or mam, Lis certain v or war 8 x Springficld, Mass, or Chicago, “UNION TRON WORE (1 nN No. 9) iatdensl wil Pie) TOM cane stuck upon the h shed at Lexington, was old in ‘IR 1 CO! RT -]n the matt r of thi APPLI- joo! LON WORKS." Eline'weok, N.Y. or No. slaldevigis "e il ETH oebody was ve derelict in daring the troops UPREMY tl. natter he wr grees speakers nlatform, 11 3s cortain thet so mueh confusion hol SOLE ws ver reliet in ordering I cansed to be thonght so W our 23 GALION of the MAYOR, ALDERMEN, snd COMMONALTY a wailed fuside thes¥eh of the storicg may have eome into town Gon. Sheridan was not in town, and ten, full Was a CITY OF NEAV-YO lst've to tie OPENING ard EX Jraviticd Insite Daf AGH J ve fome R He ol Liz of nized os 4 nation, History is full of a A RG iW 1 {8 RR, Ni BAX 3 to Cif CTH AM fonutirg and Pensions. @alifornia Wines sundation, for wilh the hubhnb eceasioned by the fring Baird had command, 1 understand thot one of his staff gistinction between vigl noe aud SQUARY.IN TLL NEW.-YORK —Poricant to Statutes in a AAA i 2 po aod the ol. wadfig of the 100 or more men in the hall, no reported everything quiet when, at the time he was heart of a com qnify, HH) et aa Da auch oF naliy of DDITIONAL BOUNTIES to 2 and 3 YEARS and CURNER om v one con's seo or hear cvorything or be able to tell exactly making his report, the massacre Ladd be rin a d progressed springer from t%% $7 nla of mmitituds; the 4 2005 1 JA WOUNDED SOLDIERS, and the Widows, Miner Crilidren or GVH ER Lo, whe Beenrrud, for a qusrter of an hour. His dereliction should La #7 nitions proves, also, that this slogular ry Paseats of Soldiers who died in the ia vice. Apply Tho mob sud the police filled the sidewalk and (he slujr- investie ted, greet Wars convert gent crimes into pardonahis su FRIDAY, tho (Lity-first day of st. 158 Tf J. I. HUNT. No. 243 way, New-York, nF ALERS IN way of the Iuilding. Shots wero fired through the win- Th police impressed the baggage wi yng OF AR exhrésa boputides Juto Messin is well srory by fhe at on tik day or 1) Sond Shtenfipy jas uu g ki y ABN) oa It RE pxanaas INCRE SID dows fiom 1 th in and ontsida, and iin, Pvisiy Stole, firm mn Fhis 0 bo say ve SE oné load, consisting fas wn hein oF pepile Ay wold 18 Sr 0%. a the abo) titled that the neture cud extent of the EN ND rund 4 ve A oril 1865. the pg sg y clubs, and other no les were thrown from both diveg- oogar Or lea vo lied, Rad LIQ Wing cn at the bolic. 1 most t sloos bias obs 4 1 provement Lareby intended, is the opening and extend ig of Worl dqued wh rere neh fa A ot AVI $1) shud is 3) o PURE CALIFORNIA WINES, tions, A pentleman 1 od Yor came down stairs and Fhey were woul ded, und perhaps would have died; but file; 3 Sus shuotedly BOTS ot fad Bastar to Chatham-square la the Lily 0: New-Te dor the lato act. 3 cts was airested; but on stating that he was merely a speeta- they had life enough left in them to steuzgle for air, lent men who sought 10 prevent t 4 CT TU RICHARD O'GORMAN, Cannel bo the Cor nah hi ey nd a EE Aer a, heey bo SO (LDAR-ST, tor hie was reloascd and wu'ked across the street, whore he An eye-witness, o bose mame I ean furnish, says that a avd avert the way, and even those who pas: 7 N CIRCUIT COURT, EASTER? CIRCUIT OF 1 BROWS C3 alicitors.nl Calms, No. 1 Pore-plne "ey shielded himseli on a 8oorstep. From his position he policeman m sunted the ravt, and shoving bis vevolver dow whose only guilt was in defending their Lomes FLOR A Duval Ge xe SY ishmen ae) ice of SUcDO~ 3 OUNTIES AND PENSIONS, 1 LEW YORK could see inside the butiding which he Lad jast loft, and he between the bodies on top, killed the poor tM we, with one Sec its Slugs, and now seek to restors the Unite sitios of JAMES M. DE WAAL, SA W. FOX, sud JO- i dei edT Limi a ie slates that only one person fier him came out without be- shot tor each, The fiendish thirst for blood which seemed Pertect concord, are to be deemed nnpardon ors, AL AF. FOX. bis wis. for the partition of the esi estste of Do ew petsion awe gle ng, Saats a" i m— ing killed or badly wonnded as they came down stairs by the to posacss some of the rioters was wo brutal for even the Tam, with great respect. your obedient servaat, al Al s 11 WA AY e of wid eonuty daceared ab Fort) soonth I b chet Aamder 10, have bee I seed v fi. Tre and the wank of rivlcrs ace mpanwng them, Gov, Imugination Ol 4 savage, Ther ey "3 gleaine with it, and Monigam Co.. Md.. A 8 M. Bum. Py yD eh hh the ny yal camo. new bounty law giving the relaiives {d el sollers $100 more Thess webisode Wines are gaining publie faver wih astoutilisg Habn, who 1a latae and WRlKs with a chute, was met op the rollcd in their sockets; their tongues protruded from Monigamery Co. Ad. Augusto. ey ug 3 a wo Bin on pet! on heirs end d'stributess i and DOUBLY. Sank for the st npidity, sud thelz edeled ‘and uniiviied stairs aa he Sane down, end escorted out to the curbstone their mouths, pe hed and shriveled almost, and “thei i a AA ly heim ob a in 18nd 1 Tr em pow ready with new blanks to rake pplication for the above pidity, belz udfrecedents id popularity aro net by two poliemien. On reachin the sidewalk he roiees yew "i rou demon: ell y ih tollow ing real estate sitoute, lying and belong inthe C S cnsions and boun The Wd S50 bounty to sold o y MOE Ihe Side Ww" from tonal” yh (8, ave LAW INTELLIGENCE SLL ir, Coui'y of Duvel and Stele of Florida, epd known be is ws and bowsitirs, 24330 ud BIO] bi ps hha ot without merit. They Lave on'y to bs fairly tested to give them the was surrounded by about twenty persons who no doubt but that sowe of the policemen aud nc v pom or plat. of said city as lots Kamd x Shae wid wiz fa foetract ons. which will be about the let of Septomier. ~Accuiste best bum on the back ef the head with elubs, and rioting whites were wounded by membors of their own any ati ws reno. ud the weal haf of Jot uz het ive hid 2 et copies of wil ie above lave for sale! or 36 conte oF 10 0riits aac ki. preference over all ollers. As a purifier of the blood they ex=«i att he reccived a sovers slab in the back, also pis- party, as some of them seemed possessed with a desire to UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ OFFICE-—Ave properly ol JiLiy 4 Out TH role CHARLLS Ma Abk TUN, goa tol shot {rom behind, Xt is probable that this shot was shoot at human beings regardless of ecacte, color or sex. Before (ommissioner VeBoam, MY i+ 1a thc refers, on wotion of Jotn W Price, solicitor “ov complain Haters. bi sosiad pesiabasion Ne. 211, froaduay, 8 pw Fark iper tier Wines, and {1.0 numesous certificotes wiloh have voluntasly fired by a policeman, On reaching Uanal-st, he was placed No females were hurt, that 1 know of, Houses were pil- AN ALLEGED COUNTERFEITER, a) wis, gece that Chior s Do Waal oh do plead, cuswer of des; 8 5 No Pre 7 adi d L tendered from the most emlnect phystctans, as well an gentlomm in b DARA, 3 Hiller she ms the Chief of Police Inged, but the outrages were mostly eonfined to the mn. The dof. nd nied States agt, a Cive to tle petition now file in t wove entitled 4 0: delon S— been ph ooh y was taken safely to the io k-np. owes Lis life to the I mediate ro of 1] 3 4 Loe ue defendant A eR! coun he pe HO A ar 14 SII} Ue SALTS 3 1 i i the mediate vicinagoe of the Institute. Owe man 12 a lives swanty thi d day of Jauuwry, A. D., 1807, or Lhe same will be Laken as C! I THIS OUT. rm mmmo—— in every position In life, are proof conclusive tlat three Wires go hid aid a hi 5 ws they prevented him from being stable deliberately took up a rifle and killed py Negro id SITesii] dons Rie ke Se yh bri i further ofdered (hat a certified ecpy of thie order be polished N Hovan ar RAPR BENTATIVAS yRohiod, ish, Henderson, Shew and other members ran through th dour lovking for a place of refuge. tozpey, appli fon pos published in the City of Jacksonyille, Florids, snd Watm rox, D. duly 25 166%, uaefu! ig all cases Or which they sre recommended. were oated Likowise. On reaching the foot of tho stars It is impossible to give fou rs details than 1 Ey on rh Falte ihe pr Fret *pape p blidiodia Row ory Clty ard ous nowapipel ow, gpewcqusinted with Capt. 8. 1. Dans Military Claim Acert dic they wore beaten by the police and the mob, end efter have without going beyond the limits of my desire to said that Ar client Lad LY le a 2 tvely. Js Hatem i AD NAM of this city, a A chee: (ul y commend Lim to thos who have unecttied being rendered innens ble weredragzged off 0 jail. An at. furnish oniy authoritative statements, J se with wy own oring for an examination, which, though i TUG, Jodve Cir. Court, Fad. Clr. Flortds, SEE 800 affioers’ sccounts In the Departments us 8 compolent aid The following be pds sre now cfiered Uy we. Thay comprise slltle gempt to hynchs Fisk wos made on Canalsst., but the police ves almost crerythang that I have described, and have July last, had bee postponed suntil the Lo at ¥iowider, Oc i atv of Dual Michael Heszn, k of the relish o pseot. SonPNCK varieties now grown inthe State.» {table for sale in charge of him pr vented it, although the nearly led respoustile wrk pesacs for all the res!, 1 hare not accepted count of the absencs of Mr. Wood, Cui Bre OR ET Pn 3y that the lepego'ng 8 Lue copy 0 Cheirman of Committee on Miliary Allaire Wares, or Hock Wise, of a light siaw co''r, very delioats sod him themselves Ly beating him with the butts of their any rumors; but as 1 was fortunately ou the spot,” Lam vice; that Mr. Wood was now in the of the original erdcr naw on 4 bin my ofliea, re nl tr CoLuMBrs FLANO, Dota istols, Put f w I edmi rt were arrested coming out of the alle to give you the facts by counsel, as had alse the Distriet At Wi ens toy hand snd officisd seal, the 24th of July, A. 1096, 8 et Commitee of Clattan flae flavored, 7 Y BY 7 Jacts, EL. P. B. would be moved ou to-day; that be (counasl) {Seal} hh M. HEARN, Clerk. Sa RS i v) oe CLARET, 8 superior wine for table ase wild as they were nearly all shot di ad at sight, The et exemination would result H the Aa, {00 ap N Y. BUPREME COURT.—ELIAS BLOCK, Gen. J. A. Gamrierp, M. C., Obi ANGELICA, rich and patorally swoet wine, o admired bry Indes, ie vo id Routan, nck TRjhuan from. Now-Hanp- The Fetter of the ‘Rebel Officials 10 the Presis ingisted Uo A BS ing to day Or the o AN 4 plainidf, egsinst JOSEPH McCRERRY, defendant. —Summons Cb Hukmaxp, BC, W. Va and valuable In the sick clagaber, 83 it makes fine wheys sad Jolla, BRIT", NOW In charge of a church in this city, offic. dent, N ps on his owd recognizance, ul for a money demand on Contract. (Com. not $F. J=—iiviviiiiiriiiins Jas. LN Huppenr, M. De Dire cs 1 Sine dessert wine, and swell sdapied for Communion purpose ated as eh Plein of the Convention, 1 heard cart a The Commis y vo To tie defendant: You are tiereby summoned lot. Col. K, V. Wiaiky, M.C,W, BLA AChE CALI oe an Whi his prayer at the opening, in which he asked for- The following is the conclusion of the letter of the che y required to answer the omplaint’ In this selon, Rev. Stamp, H F.C. Lg Broxp, M. C., Ohio. Muscarrr, a light col seed, highly erotsatic wae. Very smile to vently hat the lives of the members mizht De ul 4 Tai kod the defendant on ie n n. whiel. will be filed in the office of the Clerk of the ly B®. H. DUNAN io celebrated Tokay. +i aarat and thaslkad {hed ra bP i} Rebel officials to President Johnson, only a portion of Ethan Allon, esq, Asstetan the celebra'e spared, and thanked God that pocce had been declared in ih appearvd iu our first edition yesierd ney, for the Government; Robert N, oaq., for wh oi eslerday morning: City aud County of Now-York, at the (ity Hull, Cuty 1 ‘o 18 of New York, sad to a copy of your emswer (Late Coptain A. Q. M, orve of you £6 the snd complaint on the subscriber, at bis office N "GENE an d ve yt 3 1 troet, on 3 Taited 3 ot o in sald cily, within twenty ays after the service oi mons on Pro pr Of fia. ada task bo Liiied uidiat gad ry orient i» Jou. ex-irsive of tis dey of wich service and W youd fail to answer the y, per, o tho, hy Washis bo a Rayan ory Oppo anid complaint withia the time aforeseld, the plzintifl in this uetion args Liebe, 08s Thon, To 3. P. 8] will collect the Ona Braxpy.~Fhe pure distillation of our wines, him as” 6 clofgyman, Le come down stairs with a white ont of elforiT cons n larga number of negro to appear for trial. Bern n of ell nee, and that a larg her of negro-s a counterfeit qual J States handkerchief on his cane, ending to surrender himzelf or tow” Canal, from ol bel yeaceahlv, He wes met, knocked down, trampled npon were couneg towan uralat, from above end below, Lo ti iy L ked ond beaten nearly to death, while mh for immediately sent a dispatch to the Geno! conveying this oir giving batt in‘the sum of $1,000 morey. The polles and their rioting friends were his as. intelligence and urging that tho troops be scut without de- A sallants. Dr. hh stie, intending to surpender himself, also ey. About ono our afterward the riot broke out ending ORT OF COMMON PLENgCatniL Tanwedsy OY camo down. He wes shot, stabbed, and treated in the in the dispersion of the Convention, and the capture of Before Judges DALY and BRADY. ey same mannesas Horton, although bo implored the ruf- the tioters, including several members of this badr, THY. EXPRESS NEWSPAPER C Banding It is not our purpose to argne the question of the facts T. Ciarke sgt, James T. and Brains Motion for a new trial denied. 3 Case Pont.—Deep red color, fine favor, aud Li many ro-pects vimilario J 110pP0, Pray ilk a sajug blessing i igeounuy, 1 hai SUTOPS, Pray LK L100 bless] igeounay. du MIsRLLAK OFFENSES, the old wines of Lisbon, fait pemiliacly wigistedial, one white a notly saarked po At noon, tion ah ving reached the Licut.-Gov- oe fiber edarged with ernor (hatin the Thigd Dittrict there was a. cowmicnee. Buse stampa, wan gb) bai! ary appear for Sried. Vdier Wing Birrers.—A very agreeably tone, ys Bounty du ddiers under th et of Cor oupty due nd og This Is one of the most valeable combinations of geelul sud mn

will take judgment sainst you for the sum oi ive hundred doliars, Ot A h cel. §r 4 stot dav of July. Wm Raikes Dveauma grees equalizing beauties; ulso the thie: mouths extrn pay proper a i id oad the pho of thi ‘stom. Dated Noid A; ied allowed to offi Jers unde: iho got of Ju'y 14, 1600, at a fee of in esch agreeable beverage that has ever been offs red to tbe public. Millice ants ty ATNREN LAWT PLL Atom Y case, and rat the Piymester's drat to the client through Joy LAE J. WARREN LAWTON, I ist] 4 Attomery, ov Chale Cons oF Adams Kx press Company No. 26 Wailst,, N. adh A ns the shove-sntitled section was tiled ia the office of INITED STATES ARMY AGENCY, No. ois of bottles were sold throughont the North during the lat four you, md wherever introdnoed, it has proved a welcome addition to the 4 vo'id table, the family circle sud the bot cliolor's sideboard, Ths somplaint the Clerk f the City und County of New-York on the 1th day of Brosdwasy up stairs removed from No 61 Bloeker st, N be y. Ys J. WARREN LAWTON, Plainifi’e Attorney. Gils. CAUTION-Sobilcrs bud, their Loirs are cautions! sgelr Ladies who Lave lost strength and eppotiie, end suffer foes Jet fans to take him priso: er and spare his life. 1 is probable pa Ts a 2 “Humarots of Sagtiaatais seliotring thelr elsimis to bounty, onder vomiting snd vertigo; geatlemwen who dou't fool wery well” just b- horns BL as i as to the actual com omont of ‘nhl a x CY ITI I SN HY Plan Rodi 19618 end of bers, it Heirs, are 4 thet both Horton and Dostie will die. These details suf- the actual commencement of the collision, and bx WN, J; SUPREME COURTANN BRADY, TI Le dihieitins San bnly by (aun or in omen. (i oles rebel one wesing sire, 8 wi BE oe norvats were made. King Cotler Drocisely the mode and manner aud whers it siaried. We 1 Sbtamir ve Baie JHE GIR, Sil leee ia N, 3 SEE COTRT on TAPE To eden dE uo THR WE {oly Gms mtr mg ctr, 3 1d dg 0 ough saps atm ies, 1, nc reas tho ris, von bgt SESE p 0 bolt Shel wired to answer the eomplaint in this action, 30c, Interne}: Rat n furing rom general debility; ehildren of sickly wetare and sour, dy- chancing to fa'l into the Louds of humane policemen, were bout by EtImed mo sustaining ‘the Con. (Soy I hich a copy is herewith served upon you, and to Rev. Stamp: centte constitutions: travelers who lave oecesfon to change ther eonveyed to pr almost unininied Ah vention. Suffice it to gay that the civil ceedings and asked a new trial. The case P pon you, peptic cons ©o d to prison almost uninjured. attention at the time, involving as it did the serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on soceled. Mliscellancons. weter, and oll who Vive fn malarioun districts, md ere enbjected 3 On Common, Bavonne, Dryades, St. Charles Rom: authorities took all the precautions possible to prevent the parties, as weil a 8 lar amount of in tr Lp od £7 x. ae ter the nrvice her ot aan WL PA ps Hh will Und owe of the asvst vebighie rVigesutad partand Caro: lodetents frecdmen were murdered by the ontbreak; that they applied during three deys previous to 0 property. we City of New-York, v dave ot he service hereof, th g 4 y h wy A al 3 nt exclusive of the day of such service; and if yon fil to auswer the RAM ALL, DEANE Co., Maonnfacturers of y Sn pi ol extensively in 1061 witls snch general satlfactia po ice and the mob n cold blood, Standing in the door have the military to preserve order at the place where the RUPERL v 4 4 eomplaint within the tire aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will the improved LMPIRE GAS BURNER®, ol) sizes, Wor, MT und thet in offering it te the public now we deci it nunecessary to publly of the telograph on Cnarondolot, 1 saw about 200 men Convention was 0 weet; that the a ithorities, State on OR COURT—SPECIAL TERM—AUG. apply to the Court for tle rellef Jeo ne 4 in the oc aplat it Dated 49 Water et, 0 dN 208 Ce ral ot. (nerr Broadway.) i. any of the many certiticates which wo live ie ved, tots J iu chesing cue negro along the sidewalk, Six policemen and municipal, cama to an understanding to act DECISIONS. ond So NGL NAVE, Flaine SOGIIRANE GLANS INKNFANO MANUFACTO: Yo Mav ih hit es 1 ries ou sive ous aww nap: Were uwrost to Bis, end Be ce of Is parson They 42 concert with the military for hat peroser that the The Uetmar Savings Beak, azh tie Up-Tow Clerk of the City end omty af NeswsYork, at the City Hall in seid RY, 112 Willamest.. New-York. ~Atl kinds oi Uut, Pressed and 2, gurxp, emptied their revolvers into Ris back, and finally another citizens no more than the poliee contemplated preventice A os nak aia granted, Plain GLASS INKSTANDS, PAPER WOlOHTE, SPORGE CUPS, has been given #5 little ehildren suffering fiom weakees sol ge when he was near enough to his victim to lay his hand the Coavestion from holding their meeting In peace an Whop sn ale” sgn. Trae’ Meught Is ino <Q i 3 axtod 5 3" on his shoulder, shot him in the head, and he #1 dead in WUOWRIRG and dispersing unmolested; aud that the Toy iian Gies agt. Jackson 8. Sebuita Application fer y x City, on the 3ist day of July, A. IV, 1865, v1 lawbw'l'h WAM. H. NAFIS. Attorney tor Plaintiff, Oak, Fbony end Walnvt LIBRANY Lb ATAN LS, SUPREALE COURT, CITY and COUNTY of b YORK.—EDMUND B. HASKTLL end GEORUE RS wchrone a Patent oon lungs, with most happy effect. Uw little girl un parthouls, Analytic Vhermomoter INES, VWhitnoy Draper's Pat. INKSTANDS win palo i her head, Happy. otito end dally was 0g consan bar fend ha ab lowest manufacturers’ prices, Mull oxdory ¢trictly nitended to. tion, on whom sll medics] skill bad boon exbagsied, lias bovis chile J v alley, Another freedmen trying to escape from the mittod h lita; 3 Wikinser of aaah restordd. She bogan with bul a teaspooniul a day. Uer appetite ed Instituto was climbing over 4 folice, when F saw him £1] mittad to the military 88 BEN ed upon, although 1 I the President's dispatch to the Lientenant-t2overnor, sud f athlean E. Brown agt. Jason W. Hardie. warrant for their arrest would have been sulk in unotion refused. k Schwagschidt agt. Jackson 8. I AMMOCKS.—An invoice of splendid gualily, tireusth rapidly increased, aud abo La now viel from poliecipan’s shot. As he struck the ground at least Ki-DL, agaiiat DAN UL GAY —ommousior money di MOCK. Splendid gla tract. Jom, wot Fer p—-To t Bove nanie oh ranekucegags wuitable for families going into Life county anton Alatticy, bo mad Yeot n 1 'y sy Pp fondant. You are be hy vammeoned nd reanired to ‘00 Internal: White, ved snd fancy. Nox sele, wholesale and retail, by ROWLAND LIST OF PRICES, dozen police and rioters sis rounded him and fed their the That Xa the Attorney tieneral, Was impert fonied Matilde Wilk Wn. W, Y answer (he omplelut fo this action, which will be Rev. Stump. JOHNHON, No. 04 Beayerst, New York, sid No. 10 Macketat, Per Battle, Fes: Daz pist: Is inta his Lead and breast, af the same time pounding live that the miktary must not thwart the Oesweniion. Roferes Conia er agh m. W. Wilker. oF the omiob of the Clerk of tiaia Court, st the Lity Philade ‘phi. HOOK coivisciaasbiranperssnssasss $100 #5 60 fun ith clubs and cance, The blood flowed from wounds Ile military authorities Li 0 foi tree Qiys previous no Hall, fa the City of New-York apd County of Ve: RA ESNARD or FRENCH ROOFS WT i WINE BITIERS. ..ooconeininis do a uh in Ms roalp, covering bis entire face; but they eon to the riot ingonstunt communication with the Attorney Hh aR i Ke Atra Taylor.~ Motion graniok York, and to serve a copy of your evywer to the seid cow plait, on M Pryde TC Ear E] GY CLARET... ocoreenenenns conecivunen 10 8 to tineed thei brutal assault unt! he broathed his last Gener! and the Licutenant-Governor, with 8 view coNnpIp Jeleseay ropott. v rari us, at our office, nursber 169 Broadway, in the City of New-York, Put up by the MOSELEY INON LRIDGY. and CORRUGA ET bins, 1 12 tinked their brutal assault untd Le hrot Bo MBE: veut the impending riot Th Jes, F. D. Laiver agt. Luther B. Wyman. —Motion within twenty daye efter the service of this snmupons oo you, exclu TED ROOF Co, or Gorragated Sheets (urns! od, CATR i Dn 12 12 00 sltiongh he several tines reised Lis feeble and wounfed 9 pie en Ba 1 oh FOt. y Lo Orte Joe! E. Hymar agt. Max New nen, —Motior be. aiva of thaliny of such servion; aul if you fu’ bb atoines dos SUL S0E, ted of thls Banna aa MUSCATE 5 1200 arms to gesticnlate for tho mercy Lis tongue could pot ask %o wEidegeeiv); SX Sou not Sozienich he incendiary Amos Little age, James ok}, A vi 0 soustracted of thls mate great stieng i. PANDY S nb 7, i por ii iu She tai biti cnl Blalutifie Will Sue Jpop: Se CT ca FOE ice, No 8 Nassso at, BRANDY 0c c0ne iio dd for. 1 sav a white wan draw a stilelto and strike into Se LL Fin win PN Od a andor iver appeiutet. ward fy De a8 jecond day of January. ove thoumnd, cight Jul wud eixiybve, |B FOSELEY™ CORRCGRTED KON KOOWING, Wa wil sad any qientity Tors ope batts wb wmeard. toy #21000) dying negra on Common, le prs Burvest, That the civil authorities hee done thaw duty Fredk. FP. James et al Motions a Ta, rina. gh Beabon Cis couts unis I He Pia nif Attorneys, po resrly as chicep ns Shingles, lewr (han Tin or Slate, and put op in Feu of Naw. Yai} Olt, Jet sal L158, at Diao Fi USD GF Gudgts Hoth i hy AH and 3 “Me at “up and di played the in this respect is patent. That wore could have James Hagiet: ef al. agt. James Gill. Motion 10 dissbargy The complaint In this 2oifor was filed in the ofice of tie Clerk of one-fifth the time of cither. —_ pr Gob aH fe J thourh the been done by them was impessible, as they from arress od. somplalo Ron was if h the as ter MOSELRY'S IRON BRIDGES, ory marks as though they were proud emblems of a possible, they Samuel MoBarney ggt. Isaac R. XK. Martin. —Motioa the City and 7 ag Al ayo: py by dn? of August, 1% 3 pearly a ebesp as Wood, aid ol ways good wad sale, fjolcls. prawsewcorthy dee These and other incidents which sew, Were not allowed to remove the cause of the riot by taking Geo. W. Reinhart agt. Francis Reiohart.—] sm a tr re ee uy MOSLLLTS iro HUBS: pniil tie thie men sufilce to show you how the ficedmen were treated ina PFOper muans to pravest tho meeting of the Convention, Med with the testimony; lot it be referred to Arthur SUPREME COURT, State of Now-York.—Iu the Fireprgh cow bose in BEES) 5 RON wiips, TLANTIC HOTEL, Chatham-square.~Well fir. majority of cases. 1t is due to justice, however, to soy and we doubt not fora moment thet the military COW- geq., to take fuxsher proof. rapeoth b tor uez, A od that some of the policemen treated even the freedmen with man der himself will be the first to corroborate these fects Siiehasi Do Jyckeen 8, Schulte. ~Motion a uahue agi. aud to arrest all calumnions impatations egeinst the con- Jauedion denied; 3 to "ie settied. duct of our people under these trying ciremostances, As regards the proclamation of mertwel law the least matter of the APPLICATION of the PRESIDENT and DIREC o f von i bt atatit v y ER) WO SURANCE. C YAN always on haad tor ues, for evo y kind of vo is he host, quality uisliod ROOMS, ot moderate prices, by ihe Day Week, x Che COMPANY 0 the very lowest tater. 0 Fcxw rror ily atrooded ton Mouth, Ope at oll Lours. BREEDER, Proprictor moderation, aad rescued thei trom death at the Lands of y VOLUNTARY DISZOLUTION.=In pursuance of an order of Cironlers, with Hagrars end expla ations, sent fren by ms hy irenlars, Ira plapations, sent (ee DY mah "m r bh. VE COM TD Wot €o, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—Tho UNITED STATIS the ob, rehaved, sb WRehersl tole, With exstaond Extraordinary Enterprise of the Mare. da

h! the Supreme piade ip the above entitled matter cn Lic twenty. Te IRON RRI ody ops #4 A.D. 1006, ct a Epes] Torm of (le wuld Court, MOSELYY'S IRON BRIDE Nassanst,, N.Y, HOTEL ts now open lor the season. Accommodations for 00 srtune. if the roti before the Hai. Gectis 0 Bemis, evr Worid Fire iusarunos _Alio Sos Agents ox ihe oncty Lion building Works of Beton, ures, Dodworti's Band fu wieudisoe oon nary bravery and extracrdn Cruelty, Probably 3 of Shat cu be said iathet Hig Jaopportute, i £50 H0UNE pp) voaterdey ansounced with m clalias agaiust the san we, if any th pg BROWN WW A Proprietor them were woulldled, Ssovers em Juortelly. Jhey a Mu! MY ving wast gray (3 a Or aia Corporation should sed, befoge oy Maraal IAN OIL COMPANY. AD LAY DT tk: wrone gear'y ali doubly aried, and used their arms with #istion, +f 1t3 that the press telegram containing the news of “the emt le subscriver, duly 1ppoisted the Refarea in the said matter, lard No. 18 Reaadeiat: NOP CAPE M. Nal at effect and ind soriminate execution. As I have be- The colored population as o body did not prrticipa’e in olusion of peace between Prussia, Austria, and Italy, with “he suid order, #8 ty offi-e, Nuwober 54 William treat, iu the City SOLE, MANLFACT! RII, Distant 2 hours’ vide from Pilladelphie: hae undoubtedly the be rked, sore of them did their dut ti these disgraceful scenes, aud the men in the vicinity oy aerails hich the ih “of New York. on the eixil day of November next, ot 1) o clock 8. m. MASONS 81'EIM OIL and EXTH AL ARD O'L. Leas on the Atlantic Coast for Fea Bathing re remarked gl i SY 30. pOleEtinE i the ot tanding as lookers-on, without being “im ups negotiations were based, J y%6 1a Th. RICMARD 8. E'TMES, Hofexse. For Railroads Stenushioe und ¥octoriee "ig twe pringipst Hotels sie their piisoners, ar. tl er pEAODOZS who are now live 0 Ami were Loally made up “of information obtained by The Gerald tr Se nl rt ET Ly Mm————— M— A.C gro i Tier, SUPREME COL RT—COUNTY OF TOMPKINS STATUARY. MARBLE SEABS.—A fine carco ol CONGRESS HALL, owe 1 I a the building a Eid eve rey Colored men, in union with few white rioters who spondents at various points in Eusope, at The Herald's on’ “WATHANITL 8. HOWE, sgt. COGSW FLL K. GLEE WY ditterant thicknesses now landing and for SALE hy AUGUSTUS (wiih Lecommodations for 1,200 gooats) every White mam 18 4 i bo wg Mig i PRU were leading them io the affair, were no doubt well organ- psnse Now when we consider that had Bammans For relict —To COGSW ELL K- GREEN. Geien'asti Ao% TABLR BROTHER Na, 715 Waterat. JF. CAKE, Fioprietor eYery bla ao, bo fot, be ni 1 I zed. That they were well armed is undoubted, as 42 ‘luded between Prussia, Austria, and Siaiy ou ge Lerecek ated arg o nmmoned te answer the complal eee ee IY p——— a CY TSE chivaine Jicemei. io ho. $11 pr vO i Nakhaoiel 5, ‘Howe, pleiiifi, a copy of Wiis wi! bo 0 MACHINISTS AND FOUNDERZ—For sale, CLUB TO re) pai), however, you must know that some of the policemen and “several eitizeny wry eith x killed or out d Joe eT raat Bae ood METAL for BABBITT. Alo, FATIEIN gud BRAND OO! J. BOLYON, Proprists foros ware the worst riviers present. A gentleman of way Wounded by them, although the COLCt was OVX In 165 Lgplished, as We showed, y LEATERS st VANDERBURCY, WELL bh Ud are aequaintance spoko to one 9 them in the act of killing a than two hours, illed he Tn uly 24, this way be said to be the nsatest bit of ae freedman, asking Lim, Why don't you arrest him A wenty-seven rioters were ki end considerable on record! Cg i i 'e im." OR mber wounded. Herald, 1 i non Copartuership Notices, Don't kitl hita. 210 PE vo a arith Jou dr dark, when rl was over, when thoee of the mad Avie From io Seay lost “eaands tion 0 2G. (5% or ary p H hi Cooewled No V., within teats, dege utter the erties of [8 |"oiue, Ne. 10 atom, wd Moi. Wkod 1 D0 Polar, Cis 6 will apply to the Court for ts ela: demas s ih the jompleint. ANTED—One pais Grizzly na: F. M. FINCH, Plaiaiif 's Attowves, ition, 2. pare MOOSE DEFR. blacktalled onnanmnmnnmanmmsnsnaniommnonnnan on ase tgper-loving or I'L Kill you," ‘The foree seems t 3 uct, ML nt 4a dhe actin we Badin the alice of ae Clerk of W 8 I BhcxB ARES Maamsic sh TAGUAR, Person Lavlug suy ISSOLUTION. ~The CopartuersLip horetofore ha go A of cownidly brutes and respectable nen. Were cithor dispersed of in prison, when ianjuility and “ite part of the expense of of J ure. "M. VINCI, Plaissifi's Attorney. of Yhe shove animals, olive. fox sa'o will finds purchaser by appl; ing sisting under the name of FOWLER, OSGOOD k PENDIE- The few officers that I Lave eonversed with since the riot ovder was restored, al low was procleimed and the Th erald hax ostablisted a m of CEE Ire Baw oThTHE ME RO. to J. 6. BELL, No. 333 Budway N. Yo... TON, tetiis day dissolved by watanl consent Now Tork Auguit], do not pretend to deny what 1 have here stated Chong prisons where the rioters were couised emptied by orders Juje Tus Si bens B0f the 2 iy Well! UPREME. COURT, Now-Sors. ML TINSHMITH S P OCKET CARDS ie Aim, TILIA 1. HEGO0D, thor. snd J am wilimg fo afism that 3 have told nothing »m headquarters, terprising agents abroad do not Ag WILLIAM 1. PESULETON, but the truth. These weasures doubtless were Dot intended 0 TOTIVE powy only ton dayyafter they have the hopes of the outlaws Lut were they rot celeulated to recommend oie prose’ TAN SAVINGS BANK agatmet SION RIGHARDSO i wr j Contain 90 Patterns. Tube of Clrcumfcrepee, 10047 lneh, 30 rooral of an artillery he ty vit tain 0 Travan colored Corpo reg.uwne, gr Inspire them with falsa hopes? The very pext moming, Jom oly. 3 would not cast the press ay wl to" snade in Ube above-entitied action on the 4th Cay of August, 1866, 1, i ing i AAT y 7 Tred neni d Judgrigns orger, will sell, cout. ROLLIN A. SMITH, Fond du Leo, Wisconsin. COPARTNERSHIP, —Tho nndersigned have this po 41y walking in the riddle of Bavonyest, while on Ii yn p y oy «3 OB. Sent he organ of the agitato utaining, as usual, a Jift 10 Lhe Herald, as ior e py No. 111 Brosdv. ag 3 uy of, New lofi, oa 2a Copartnrablp mien, th name of FOWLER, 8 oni lord an iuiuriatsd crowd were chusing a treedman !h¢ 00 the agitators was jseued, sot I rh i etd mow wes 80 eloquent. L 18seR, wou'd run ing FA Daily News, of July 3, containing wah BE. de Cy Esaie 4p coer whe Ea e— reo EEC—— 4. forme y Sankors and Broker he most wa pens RE GOOD Co the business ae and i row inflow fa 350 day of Auguat, Jobs, ub 12 0 Close woos, LF Ee JAS B0 Marbie Mantels No i Cachrngo place. News York, Agua i 1066. fobs gown the sidewalk, aul od Lis vale ge crowd {on foey pr vo p a usar Signed, MORFORER I FOWLER, were clunstig ope up the sidewall, Buch cron wore Welles viiiary an Monday aftemoon taker a stand to 3% Bot S60 ugciibtions ror Brace” nn. 8 “DNeotal's o .g PERE LE A ta Jodgment order; (het 1440 way of! that oor pha o lol Wisse x paraol of Land yi ing and being on shemerth. 1 ~~mr rors WILLIAM IL OSGOOD, ir ug pistols, and throwing stones ard clubs at thelr vie 9:4 site at Rorty oun h per to Srtee th Wer of ve ity of A ARBLI. MANTELS, —The best place in the city _GHORGE W. WILSON. 3 Ie Corporal walked in the middle of the street, in Cooperute with the civil authorities instead of proclaiming po trond ieh amuOUREINE® Br I am ta The ott vu the north) Nhe bad, ab fullowh, Da ira pid B Ly Man ELE HA NEEL: ha joicit venir At re 1 w\ToT ICE.— The firm of 8 HUTCTIINSON (0, full uniform, with side arms only, ae steadily and soldierly asiailin, the most beneficial eficts would have bees Turow en aigrlig loi sarreaor, and o dre. ed gy wh Forks, Qo 4 3 Bg he NF n N v 1 arly (om the Six" $s Sandee forty Ave feet (48), and ae N, Y. Mautels pat a In he coaidty. Cnt thls out has boen dissolved by the desth of WEMIAIl REEVE, os if on Aril, He had hoes Sons bn an ercand by ons of pe very Sospoctiliy; yor eo hOrTbt, Jat Tae b stamp oA viocty pri ms mtg hemes uoveny ad ra Tithe BLEIZED SLATE MANTEL Rr rin Ziobusivess will be coptiuitd hod ng Tete. wader} Bi i hI hypo or Bite 4 Tauie ALPERT VoORHrEs, Lieutenani-Governor of Louisiana, £0 €B¥ 1a ith acosouste: “a x X therly and parallel with th YAN SEATE TELS Wc T Forth ul. =Aug. 3 7 ‘eo unpazsli tograpl hr thao Baron ee Fp eaty fourths sod. Bovty-Alhearoms eo thoooe ae DD TE AN aor. b, "ae #7in, ot Now. 7 ad 81 Worth IF Huroinson, my heart Ll witb Ve man, alLOUEL A.'S, HexuoN, Attorney-General of Louisiana. To witli CY rance; more durable; ja the pric 3 Ext ev. bot I hearde Union mau in the midst of a crowd of Rebel rioters, who wore pounding negro aud shouting for Jeff. A meeting wag hold in Buffalo, on Monday, to ‘sf of tho back between Forty fourth and Foriyfifth-stroats, er and paselel with STEWART. 6D JOSIAN I. TUTCHINAON, ho was adhlack a3 10K. J.T. Moxxog, Mayor of New-Orloans. westacly along seid centor ine of ssid bl 3 Eixth- uv othe 2 ih etd CHAS, J. HOWELL. (he olty to those al range for extending the Lospitalittes of Woartheatrest sixteon (16) foet, eight (8) inches, and thenes 20 Lier! avenne ole hu od 3) ot. five (5 LAND MAR 131 E Co, Jest utisnd t., Th vy cick wlth the Bint pun eo oink of pines of pogiusing Re i mrt mb: VIE FIRM of WILSON do REDROXD ls thisda¥ Davie, areas at item and coil thown trailors, aud every 7, Oneida (N, Y.) Dispateh has been entargod, and oe Led August 8, 1809, C PAYZTER MANUFACTURMG a'r. N.Y. Wholesule DIFSOLVED by motos) aousent. Titer of the partuers wil epithot of ignominy tha Ouguo could command. 0 Te one used Atul ALFRED T. ACRERT Feud No. Pires Dealers fn Sawod Borble of Feta ie ription from the Motisad «ign in Mauidstion. New} Ruger A W WILION Strange to say they allowad him to escipo unhurt, is now printed in very handsome aud entegpiising shops, It the ina Toman of the American JBN "LARS. et, Visgldi Alicivey, Norble Company's Quarries ew Tork Ufioes of the Jo's, iLL A TYR r he 3 "w Saw bel uh OBR BPLAER Ne 60 Walls wr oy No. 88 brosd ot, Loom Jo 30 i WILLIAM BLukOal, In AL ad Row Bogded Lubshuman, mewbor of Uig Conyons isu worthy uewyoapes, AdTaNa Gefouoe. a

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cimetilRRRR Bg t——, x were evidenily taken by surpriee, the Queen rewaik ig but it 1 THE QUE wae the f nest r~rk ‘nthe world, The royal party visited tie 1 Mugen, (Le Zoclogleal G irdena, and other pointe of interest, f s ips and spe are hat really rural retr at, Lh an ITIvE a never red more attractive, either in point of ike fos y and BiTivel of Dowager Queen Emme 0 10¢ Sand Leanmty congregated within ite walks and highw oH re wich Island: gards the general appearance of the ground, ghrabberies, and ch 8. rece, ns tame] goon crowded with fashionaiie CORR an nt seasted pot Si T and pedestrians, and moet bave eontrariel go Tavosesh It seems aise as if the people of fhe town vole not the only with more aristocratic and pretentious resorts OF LUC ones to welcome the returnin cademy and to appreciate THE oBY ECT OF HER wh 0" The Roc et Tt hetanding their vocent arrival the compliment of its retorn, fos the weather Eo hyireiie g BODILY. ELL hile in tie pack, and finally more balmy and delightful and the scenery never nore mag: nema POR terra firma lingered a long while I 15 gre diane party Tilicent in its beauty and freshness. Gi J Become returned to dinner at about 7 o'clock. RHE EEE I od The sessions are held in the County Court rooms which are Invitation from Secretary Roward to become comprised only Her Majesty's suit. After dinner shore: pu bly adapted for the uses of {Le Academy, By op amber of other visitors aniloas to gee Ler, The first session was held this morning at 9 o'clock. Prof. num Yienry, the Vice-President, in the chair, Mesors, Agassiz, the Guest of the Nation, a Tre Programme of Her Expected Tour. g EE aS Ber Majesty Queen Emma of the Sancwich Sedande arrived in this city yesterday from Fugland the Canard steamer Java. For some time pest she hes been ror journing in Europe, and the object of ber visit to our shores is to carry out the dearest project of Ler Leart which ¢he bas been working for scdulously ‘u England—ibat is the fortherance of Christianity in Owbyhee. Iu England she bes been emi oently spocessio), and succeeded in raieing $10,000. behalf sf ber scheme. Bbe Jeans toward the High Church party, ar such bitter opposition from the Lowa Choreh parsy; Lat, on ibe whole, she bas been successful on the mission for which she in in d has yeeeived After visitidg London and Pari, where fhe was fied and weloomed by the crowned heads of those 1wo importat cities of Furope, she decided on vising the United States, af she wished to view With Ler own eyes the manners avd €ustoms of pene, A RECEPTION INIENDED Wye @rrivel of Queen Emma had Joog heed discussed by a mober of officers cosnecied with the United States Revenue t, and a number of these genilemer intended giving hei 0 grand reception, bat owing fo the unexpected arrival of the steamer Java this did not take place. AF ecial wessenger was sent to New-York by our Government to give proper to the iNustrious visitor, bat even Le was behind Lune, and Queen Ema Lad to remain ou borrd the slesmes untildie ;made bis appearance, ‘Ells she grac ously consented te do. N ENTERING TRE VAV. Jeamsnight when the Java, with Queen Fmma on board, entered theboy. But, nevertheless, late as was 1h hoflr, she emained on deck, end endeavored, withthe aid of a night Tass, to disoern thie various objects of interest on either shore. “Phe magnificence of or bay struck Ler w ith surprise, and she mentioned 10 Major Hopkins, her aid-dg-carp, that it fur sw ‘whssed in beauty anything she had ever read abent it. Ad wbout daylight the vessel came abreast of Quarvntine. Seen afierward the sun rose in all its majestie splendor, light ibe Day, the ships in the offing, gilling their sails with and revealing the busy fishermen at their work, Noth y have been more impressive or heautifal, and the indicated her satisfaction of the scene by eteadfastly ai it, and declining all invitation to go Lelow. na THE LANDING. As soen es Hex Majesty landed carflages were in waiting vey ber to the Brevoort House, wleré she is now re 1¢ she bad been delighted with our bay, she was e80 with our streets. Tle magnitude of the stores. pg throng, the numerous vebicles, the gay and dask- all, all were themes of sdwiration. The large pumber of well] dressed people struck Ler with astonishment, and it is understood she stated that there could be no poor ere, as in London and Paris, as 8)! were so comforts. stiired. On the way to lier betel no one rccoguized Ler, er sont Was marked with no excitemeut whatever. the wrival of tie Java in the North River, the royal were received by Mr. Odell, tbe Charge 'Affaires and 4 to the Sandwich Tslands, and were trapsferred 30.6 revenue cutter, cmployed by special orders for the ceca wien, The royal visitors were Janded at the pier foot of Cans}: at, at which carriages were in attendance for tleir sccomme- stion. Her Majesty was received on board the Java by tke of Secretary Seward, surveyor Wakeman, Mr. Ddell, United States Consul to the Sandwich Islands. A salute fired by the United States cutter Cuyaboga, and at the head of the Java was displayed the national flag of the b Islands. is flag is a very pretty one, Leing a combination of the British and American eusigns. The recsption by our officials was of a private charseter, bog wy 5 snd though no public demonstration was meade, the party, as hey left the dagk, created considerable attention and exeite 20 x THE QUEEN a very lady Mike looking person, and has evidently enjoyed she advantages peculiar to her station. She i= agreeable in i apd not wanting in personal beauty, Sle was dressed ug, bas dark eyes and black hair, and her complexion the olive cast. She appears to be a very amiable person, J» evidently an agreeable conversationaliet. She ex sted ber gratification at the reception accorded by our and at the prompiness with which she was re. d on ber arrival. The Qneen and «uite were at once on landing, to the 4 The BREVOORT HOUSE, Fer Majesty and suite were provided with rooms. She by Major Hogiains, Hawgaiau officer, Miss §iv, and a man and maid servant. These comprise ‘She #xtive shite, with the exoeption of a Mise Turber’, an 11. Sveaian lady residing in America, who tes Joined them today, ‘Wrom the Brevoort House the Hawnsien flags are fiviog, snd “er customary to royel visitors Gig to Queen Majesty oceupies Looms Nos J and 3, dad foal mie Lars by Mayor p 2 od respectively, tho servants using rooms Nos. 9 and 10. Yo THE-KASSAGE esin every respect a pleasant one, sud was thoroughly eu jJoyed by all on board. There were no cases of sickness and 9 the beyond (L mg VERE cL RACERS the Queen became o great (ATorite, on acoenit of her aud amiable manner. On leaving Cork it appears Majesty wag the recipient of a popular demonstration, #%d the Government vieing with each other in pay: i rest to their royal and interesting visitor. Provitus to viag Ireland the party Paid a vieit to the Ike of Kil where (hey spent seversl dave enloFing the uaturs, of the scenery. at Jeaving Cork they Were escoried to ihe Java by the Admirals steam barge, and were duly honored by a salute. THB OBJECT OF THE VISI{ commendable one, and is identical with the object of her 10 Grent Britain. The Queen takes considerabls interest in matters, and by these visits she desires to appeal Yor ance for the support of the Episcopal Church in Maweii. So far Ler mission in Esgland has not been altogether and will probably meet with cordial reciprocity we} HER HISTORY. yours of age, and a Queen Dowager, Her husband, IV., was succeeded to the threne by his brother: yabepresent King. Affairs of State do not trouble her, Lut she her time in the religious welfare of the people of her matey. She is in stanch sympathy with the High y in the Episcopal Church, wud on that wet with cousiderable ‘opposition from the or Low Charch party in England On th, she aumber of warm friends who subscribed liberally for the ubjset she bas herself to advance. She Las had one sop, who died vv fous 10 er busdasd's death. She has no elildren living. Bn is the granddavg iterof an Englishman and tie aghter of an Hawaasian Chief. She speaks English with base, «nd thoroughly free of acoent, and fs decidedly of very Appearancs. oT Sy ttiag apps MEL N OF VISITORS. 1 o'clock Majamry roceived a large number of visitors Brevoort House, mans of whom wers either Hawai an swubjeets, or had been previonaly acquainted wich Ques. "Among others wio onlled during the course of the afternoon “were Mr. Robert 8. Chilton, for the Stato Department, bar lug sletier of invitation from Secretery Seward, ascing hor ve he guest of the nation aml to viet Wash. Anglos), J. C. Deby, U.S. Agent, Coliector Smyche, M1. Sur weyor Wakeman, Mr. Postmaster Kellr, and Mr. Ode), and got Marit of tho Sta? of Gov. Bulloak of Masencligetrs, boars an iavitation from Gov. Bullock re jumting 1 “ey FX R; prosenod of ber Majesty (2 Boston, and other eities nthe e, which will most probably be accepted. vod the various visitors with evident ploasurs, aad expressed ber desire to swe as much as possible of (he ik) Abd the miaunery and ouatoms of the country, Gov. Bithwok Was personally av jasioted withthe Queen many yeas ince’ py WOH the wes but git), and takes considerable futerest in "saad bas mach respaol far her, After the racaption of victors hearty luncheon, the Queen and suite drove out iu an carriage to Central Park Sud took A DRIVE BOUND THE CITY, nd wero accom pasisd by Mr. Odell. Her Majesty sesuial geratly pleased with the appearance of the city, aud (re. in ac deubtedly, every respect and hospitality due to 4 {hese are inhabited, the rest being small, rocky cotton; tobacco. cocoa, arrowront or breadfruit. Cattle and bogs ere also raised in considerable Micrensing. tropics, has made them he most convenient point for tren other ships, and parUy to tbe ravages of loathsome disoraers observations, Prof. Peirce raised objection as to the tempera. discussed among scientific men, aud the difference of opinion in called the metooric theory of the solar heat, and then showed ing st such place in the United States as may be designated, I Cy whatever for auy services to the Government of the United States.” Wialock of Catadeidge, Mass, NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, c———— The mall was S unfivorainy ceived a large TPE FUTURE VMOVEMENTS o ue vet somewhat uncertain until Saturday, afte: rd's invitation, visit Wash. d other fhe will pro! of the Queer ul 0 will ably rewain oa New-York cordance with Secretary Sewn Fyom Washington she will go to Moston f interest: pay a visit to Niagara, Moutrcal and tnt a) in wl will ingtor places 0 toke a trip upon the St, Lawrence. She will then return to New-York and cubark for Aspinwall, having heen ul sont roma ber native lend over i2 months, ler movements to aay ait uncertain, owing to her regent arrival and her numer itors go fully engaging Ler attention. She i¢ said to be thorough enthusiast ‘a the she Los undertaken, and =v. probally be nsing Ler exertions in fts behalf to-day. 1t ie expected that ewr «vie authorities will iagke. somes kind of appropriate demoustration of respect, an that she will take a trip in the country during the day, and pay 4 visit to oue of the theaters in the eveving. She will receive, un yiest on 4 gu states, on 6 charitable and polis ous ole. terest, She is the visit to the United Her visit to thie country ie of twofold i iret Queen that has ever heen on a vieit to these chores, and as her object as meinber of a Royal faily in making the vidi i# a religious one, DUECRIPTION (F THE SANDWICL Isha oniy 7 ef The Sandwich Islands are a group of 15 islands nd barren, 3 ww’ 5 I hese islands have some very fine harbore, Houal ile, on the island of Cahee, protected by a barrier of coral reef, has feet of water on the bar at low tide, and rem 4¢ Safe anchorage is wlorded to all vessels, and by a little cvterprise-ard industry the coral reof wight be converted into water-fronte. On all giles of the coast there is a good natural barber, yrotected seaward by a reef of ra 20d lava, avd from J te lathoms of watcr. Volcanic eruytions are frequent; conse edt. La. h of the le of culture, int that whieh is cultivated is The temperatare of the ciimate is ejealle, not and is considered remark. av the far) 3 os fathoms sneide. land ie incapab most fertile rang lug wore then from 007 10 133 ably heathy. The chief products of the Jcland are wheat, mulberries, yams, and taio fare FUEAL, The commerce of the istande is large an! eteadily This.is owing to 21 location of the islands, both as respects the trade from Californie ta China and Japan and the great whaling grounds of the Norte West Coast. The Lay of Isiands and the gperm whale fisheries the pe ment of oil 2nd bone any for furnishing supplies to vessels. The population ie about 725,000; in 1823 it was 140,000. Tis immense decrease is owing partly to emigration on whale and quantities tha sont small pox, and other epidemic diseases, NATIONAL ACADEMY CF SCIENCE.

SECOND DAY—TRACKS OF GLACIERS UNVPFBR THE TROPICS—SECULAR ACCELERATION OF THE MOON'S MEAN MOTION—ORIGIN OF SOLAR MEAT —MORPHOLOGICAL VALUE AND RELATIONS C1 THE HUMAN TIAND. Epecial Dispatch to The N.Y. Tribune. NORTHAMPION, Mase, Wednesday, Aug. v, 1640 The National Academy of Sciences met Mit: second scientific session at o'clock this morning. Prof. Henry took the chair. The disenssion of Prof, Agassiz's paper on the traces of glaciers nnder the tropics was continued with great spirit tiN 1) o'clock. Prof, Guot, who is anthority on ull matters connected with the glacial period, took objections to conclusions which he deemed founded on few and insufficient tore of the ocean at that period, and Messrs. Lesley and F rezer joived in the debate, The subject of the origin, mode of formation, movement and results of glaciers is now wuch ceveloped was wide. The subject wos passed, not for lack of interest, but for lack of time. The next paper was on the secular acceleration of the moon's mean motion, by John N. Stockwell, read by Dr. B. A. Gonld. This paper set forth that La Place’s views ou this subject bad heen overthrown by Adams, an English astronomer. whose conclusions had stood unchallenged for many years. Mr. Stockwell’s paper claimed that Adams had failed to take ae count of one disturbing clement, which would prove the calep- lations of La Place correct after all. Prof. Peirce expressed his doubts as to the probability that Mr. Stockwell's positions could be sustained, but suid that so far ns hie had exawined the paper it had the right look, and he was favorably im- pressed with it. Should this champion of La Place 4 prove to be in the right, it would be a grand feather $n the cap of Americav serence, dor the European geometem of many vears, would be overthrown and discowfited. Tle "thought that the Academy owed itto science, to the country, to itself and to the author, to examine and test Mr, Stockwell's positions until they were proved false or true. The paper wos referred to a conumittee consisting of Professors Peiree Newton, and B. A. Gould, for thorough juvestigation ad a report. IS find VIET" TW caw Wy The next paper was on the origin of solar heat, Ly Prof. Benj. Peirce of Harvard College, He first demolished vi hat that the heat of the sun would have lasted 30,000,000 ycurs oy the sun was contracting from filling the orbit of Mer. Ory to its present size—-which is about the time caleviateq for the cooling of the earth from a liquid to a solid, ion; and Tat the oat would lust 30,000,000 years longer tefore the sun oud tol to the density of the earth, his very instructive paper was followed by a very inter esting one on the mol pnolozical value and relations of the buman bapd, by Dr. TP. G. ‘Wilder, an invitea guest. Prof. Agassiz spoke at some length in approval of Dr. Wilder's views. This paper was referred to a committee consisting of Messrs. Leconte, A. Ii. Gould, and Agassiz. Mr. Peclioz, an invited guest, then read a paper on the corrolation of gravity aud temperature, Atl o'clock the Academy adjourned. Prof. Stephen Alex ander of Princeton has arrived. Among the invited guests are Profs. G. J. Brush aud Elias Loomis of Yale College, Thursday evening is appointed for the public eulogy of the lato Edward Hitcheock of Amherst (College, a former member. Seventeen other papers nave been entered for reading. The Academy, therefore, will not adjourn before Saturday. THE FIRST DAY'S PROCEEDINGS—ROSTER OF MEMBERS INTERESTING PAPERS PRESENTED—THE DEBATE ON THE GLACIAL QUESTION, From Qur Special Correspondent. NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Ang. 7, 1866, The National Academy of Sciences was organized by an act of Congress, which was introdneed by the Ion. Henry Wilson, and approved by President Lincoln, March 3, 1#63,] Py the third section of the act it was “further cuscted that the National Acadewy of Beiences shall hold an annual weet: and the Acadewy shall, whenever called upon by any depart ment of the Government, investigate, examine, experiment, aud report upon any subject of scienco or art, the actual ex- pense of such iavestigations, exaw!pations, experiments and eports to be paid from appropriations which may be made for Le purpose. Lut the Academy shail receive no eompensation Lue mewbersip of the Academy is hy law limited to 50, ‘Lhe act of iucorporaion waned the original members, Since that time Jos. 5. Hudbard, Jos. 4G. Toiten, Edward Hitch. cock, Benjamin Sillimar, sr, and Capt, James M. Gillis of the Navy have died. Three merunors have been dropped from the roll, and one, Prof. Jedries Wyman, has resigned. One va- eancy now sXista, Lhe poll as It now stauds, is as follows: A.D. Bache United States Court Survey. President; Joseph Heury of the Suuthscuian ingicite, Vise Viesident Louis Agasnz, Woleal: Yio, Benj. Pleico id Asa Gray, Professors in Harvard College; Stopien Al=xaider a3d Arnold Guynt. Professors in the College of riuceton, K-38 Prof A. Caswell of Brown University, Profs, Jas. D. ans, S400 6 v, Sohmon, Hubert 4. Nowtom, Benj. Siiliman, and Wim. D. Whitney of Yao: Frasidoat Bacuard aod Profs. Rood, Torry and Ruiheiford of Columbia Cy nS New-York City; John MH, Alexander of Batimore; Gens. John G. Barnard, A. A. Hum sand M. C. Blaigs, LU. 8 A; Admit C. M. Davis, aud Commodors Jol Rodgers, U. 3. N.; Keefe Wo 31.0, Bactiott apd K, H, Mahan of West Poin, Speuce: F. Baind of the Smithsonian Institute, Julius Jit yard and Joseph Saiion of the UV. 8. Comat Su Wa. Chanveue: snd laa: Fay miud 3 Loss, Pet Coffin of Ou Ym. Q tue rof. Jobn sion Now York Uity, B. A. Uould “iy Masti, dona EF. Feaees ol Voladeipnia, A, 4 ond of Tp bigger, Hall of Albay, Jue! I" Kir Le Addo 8 Now herr of Cley 'L i John L. LoCoute, Mitchel 5, Wier, J, P, wand Prices fox 4 ol Philadeipila, Leu Lesqoncens of Uoimmbng, Olin, liers F Le sreth of Deby. Pa, Fool Taso. Strong of Rutgers College, 3 oh birt hig wed RA hole Clef al the Ste foiuter at Turin, I's v, 38 F Bar, Vaited' States It will D8 at once seen hy ans one at all conversant scientific record ur tae conntry, that the above fy Aili the names of web Wio vie wekuowiocdged as standing ot the bead of their respective branches of setence. The leading oo. leges and literary tustituiions of the country are large rop tality. of the year by plezenre-seeking travelers, are quite unequal to who have heen i especially as many bring members of their families with them. The hospitality of this hospitable town bas therefore been called upon, and it has been extended with the utmost free- nese, tiniot ane vesterdsy wore af tha same ANCOUN. Barracks P Ralty, New York, No. 191 West Thirty third at, Hospital, ili 4% hours; USCA THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1866. a the excellent room in which the meet: nes were held, the beantifv) geenery of the neighborhood, and no generally agreeable character of their stay here. Le people of the town appreciate the delicate compliment aus conveyed and have again exhibited thei al hospi- The hotels, which are slwavs crowded at this season ast year by the citizens v i e entertainment of the 50 members and the 50 scientific men nvited to sit with thedcademy as guests, I. A.B. Barnaed, Frazer, Gibbs, Gould, Guys, Heury, De Conte, Lesley, Leaguercux, Peiree, Rood, Rutherford, Torry land W, D. Whitney answered to their rames, Admiral Davis and Pros, Coflin afterward came in. The minutes of the last wecting were read and approved The principal action of the Acadewy this merniog has been y ot off the tunings from 9 till 1 for fhe public seientilie ogaions, apd the evenings for prive'e buciness meetings. 2) rsduy evening at o'clock was appointed for tho delivery ofan eulogy upon the life and character of Dr, Rdward Hite a former wenbet ol the Acodomy. This ealogy will be ered hy J. I. Lesiey of Philadelsiiia, gpmuecied ac be was witha he neighboiing college wi Amherst, eight wiles dis tant, sat having gaised the eonfidence, esicom and affection of 1 lg Lis great public spirit and Bis comstant activity in logical matters, especially such us red ited to the geology of the Coruecticut Valley. Lr Alitcheock was, and contiones fo, to (he great majority (toe people of Western Mavsachuseits the leading represen: fave of education in general, and espooially physical science. On peconnt of this general interest in tho life sud character of Di. “litehcoek, it was voted that the vulogy be dedvercd in Le Yown tall, and (hat ike public be welied to attend. ‘Tho Academy went into scient!ffe sedalon at 11 o'clock, The tirst paper offered was by P10”. Ogden N. Rood of Ce. Jamia College, N. “On a Photometric Method” —giving “weresult of a series of very carefal observations of the count of light transmitted tkmagh highly polished glass, aud reflected by highly polished metals held at various angles. Rome dicengsion nnd asking of ouestions followed this paper, Gibbs, Peirce and oilers 001 pasts iLe second paper was “Ono Normal Maes of the Soin Cpeetram,” by Drof. Wolcott Cibbs of Harvard College, Thin ed likewise to dicenssion and guestions. 3 Prof. Aeassiz then spoke On the Traces of the Glaciers pder the Tropics.” He gave a most interesting statement of un which Profs. Henry, le results of Dis observation: bearing on the subject in the Valley of tho Amazon, He found vamistakable evidemees of such asthe existence of an eastward movement of 5 laclers, moraines, ai pointing parallel to the Equator. An abstract of this paper will bo found in my next letter, A lively discussion of the whole subject of glaciers, their formation, movement and action, followed, in which Messrs, Peirce, Lesley, Goald, 1 Agussiz took metive part. So meh interest wos felt in this important cubjeet that on the arrival of the Lour for adjournment ite discussion was ordered continued to the post meeting, at 2 o'clock to-morrow, THE PUBLIC HEALTH ty Telegiag hl CHOLERA AT CINCINNATI CINCINNATI, Aug, ®—There wert cholora resterday and 42 new cases. THE QUARANTINE AT BAVANNAM, Cas AnNALL Ga. Aug. £.—Major Crofton, after making fell representations to the War Department, kas been anthorized Lot to cuzrantine vessels from New-York, except on positive sickness on bonrd, Whe Menlih of the City. The far Anrpg the present week there has been a cousideralle decrense in the number of denthe, not only from cholera, bat slo from ether discases, us shown by the genera) mortuary ret rns. Yesterday, appearances were fragght with Jape that the epidemic had pasced the highest point, and un lose some such explosion should take place as that which oc curred Jast Fridey night ia Brooklyn, we judge tle deaths from clLolern in the city will now steadily dimiaish. We bave 31 deaths by proof of epiden uiperdy congratulsied our readers upon the abatement of ihe aud the reports from (hem 1g character, NAMFS OF THE DLAD. We continue our bist of the dead of cholera giving the use, age, nud nativily of the Jecensed, together with the dats and place of death, and, where it could bo ascertained, the time of Hiness, ALGUs diccase in the publie institutions, 5. Mary Fonlong, 25, Treland, Battery Barracks Hospica), 11124 hours; Margaret Tregle, 6), Germany, Red Honse Hospital; Magy Nash, 20, United States. Dattery Bar racks Hospital. M48 hoursy Lans, Giormaug Redd House Hospital; Manuel Guelino Serpo, JU, Vartegal, Battery Tospitel. 1 4% hours; Einbardi Shaw, wany, Red House Hospital 11 14 Lovr:; Margaret Ewurtoey, 0. Ireland. No. 199 Eaet Thirty third-st. 1 52 hours; dasies AUGUST 6. —Jawes Welsh, 28, New-York, No. 50 Darrow-si. 117 days: Robert Soith, 45, Englard, Noo 200 Graod-st, bil 28 hours: Jeremiah Sullivan, oi, Ireland, Loaitery Bairasks Hospital, u 24 hours; Mary ASD Majors. n, 1reland, Balls Marr. ospital Ll 11 Sour; Patrick Gormag, 34, Barkitia hit Foupieenth wt, Al 0 hours; Bory x Homer, ewe Yosh, Amalivuse, dhomas McCormack, 3% Lieland, Peni tentiary Hospital, 111 50 hours, AtGUST 7.=Filza Fanner, JS, Ireland. Dattery Varrscks Gustave Paltsite, New York FEighil petween Third and Foorth aves: George Kix, 49, eth-st., 50, Ireland, No. 14 Est Forty- Colored Howe; John Feehan, second-st.; Thomas Wealer, 40, Ireland, Battery Barracks Hospital; Hanuali Fitzgerald, Ireland, Battery Barracks Hospital, Kobert Marshall, 21, Ireland, Battery Darracks Hospital; Caroline Scaman, JJ, T'uited States, Haitery Bar Hospital; Alfred Chapman, 37, United States, Sixty New York, No, 2¢7 Sith, Thomas McCalloun, 41 lrelupd, No n Oust; Jobin Large 3%, Germany, Boat A. T. Briggs, Pier No 7 East River CHOLIRA ETA 1151108 POR TWELVE YEARS, We give herewith a table of the deaths from cholera for ench week during the epidemic of 1204, and the pumber of deaths, from the some poison, for every year cinee thal time, vinib-st.; Margaret Boyle, showing the months ju which the deaths took place, together woah the total new ber of deaths in each wees wuring the last prlen we; Week Total Week Total ending Cholera, deaths. ending (helera. deaths May¥:.. ShlAup. 1. 20 er Jane I. IL AUS Auger. 130 2 Jauelo.. 4 We iNept, 9. J 792 Juneli.. 5 AN Sept, U6, 12 unl June... 45 347 Rept, 2... ¥6 7 olf. 1% LIT Sept. 30, 47 62 iy 8. wit, 7, 41 bin uly 15. 147 filet, 14.. 25 in oy 30. 16a pI5 Ot, 21. 2 July Ail }i50l0ct. 8... 24 TLE Aug. 5... Bn 1,148 Nov, 4... 17 J Aug. 12.. G¢ Jus Nov, il, 5 04 a— par JOVPPRR 15,447 “Totale., cs. From November Ji to from cholern In New-York, aud In docoinl) ing n total for the entire Fa: eh hy rr 4 F5 JED, 1p J igary L655 there were 2 deatus from cholera; in April, 3 io Fue, uly, 3; in August, i; li S:plember, wak wa drei i in J 1, and in December, J, ak a total of 14, 1556, In 1856, there were deaths from cholera, uamely: ia June, 1; inJduly, 6, and io August, Total, 187. —In August of 1857, there were G deaths from cholera, which was the total for that yewr. 1808, In 1#F five deaths occurred from this cause, namely, fonr in July and ono in September. 1850.10 183% there were four deaths from cholera—gwo In June, one in July and ove in November. 1860, 10 February of 1260 there was one death from cholera; in July, ihree deaths; in September, four, and in December, one death; making a total of nine, 1861, July of 161 gave cholera 4 vietims, August, 1, Octo. ber, 3, und December 1 victim, makiug a total for the yosr of 14. 1862 —1n February of 1862 cholera found I victim in Now. York. ia March 1, in May 1, iu June 2 vietlws, in July 1 vie tim, and in Augost 3 vicilms, Total for the year, 9, 1863, Ln 1863 June gave death from cholera, July 4 deaths, August 1 death, September, 1, October, 1 Total for tho jour, 1464, In 1864 there were 13 deaths from cuolers, namely, 2 in January, 1in February, 1 io Muy, in July, 6 in August, and 2 in tember. 1855 —1n 1865 there were 9 deaths from this poison, nanely, Gin July and 3 in August. 1806, —Up to last Sasturday, daring the current year the following deaths have takeu place from cholera: Week end 3. Week end g, Deaths. Weck end'g Deaths, JURE Yee eres opis 2iJuly 7....... SED pug “euens June lb,........ 6Julyi4.. «ss Niu May...iicea June 23........ 4d0YN.......... I une. {July 2s 48 Total to Ang. 1.2% CHOLERA AT MUNTER'S POINT, Another fatal case of cholers las ccenrred at Hunter's Point under peculiarly interesting circumstances, 1'atrick Kelly, died on the evening of August 1, Tho premises were disinfected auder the superintendence of a Sanitary Officer, but a portion of the clothing used about Lhe patient, nrter what was regarded as a very thorough application of the ehlorids of sods, was washed, nud no harm came of it, The bed clothing was treated in a tuh with the sawe agent, snd after. ward buried until the funcral should be over, with positive orders from the Officer that they wore not to be uneartued ex- cept under bis directions, when disinfeotants would Le reapplied. Ou the evoning of Saturday, the 4th inst, a Mre, Doan, aged Od, was made partially drouk and persuaded by Kelly's wife to dig up the clothes and wash them, which sho did that night and Sunday morning, and went home drunk at 5 o'clock. About 5 p. m. of (he same day, she was sefzed with cholera, but was not seen by a physician nutil 50. wn. of the Gib lust, during which time she had been shawefully neglected by Ler family, and at 6 p. w. she died, She lived tn a shauty far re noved from any case of cholera, and the attack seems trace. able to tue Slt ving. The fact that chlorides of lune and soda has vo power in de: stroying the cholern poison Las beon proved by researches ia Scotland apd Huegary, bar for insuring immediate cleansing by water huve been recommended by the Beard of Health in their card on disinfectants, No harm came of the immedinte washiug of the clotuing that had been soiled, in water treated with soda; but when tie dejoctions had began to decom pose, by iying io the earth four days, tho chemical ageut rad no more effect upon the infective power than the pare wate alone would have Lud, The recent experience of tie Sanitary officer ot Hunter's Paint only substantiates what wis already keowp. Permanganale of potasss or ocarbolic acid night Live been used with safety, DISINVECTION A PREVENTIVE OF CUOLERS, Dro Wilam Budd of Bristol, ¥ngland, a distinguished writer upon saultary suojects, writes (uuder aie of Juy 5, 1866) to the Metropolitan Board of Health, conmroing the &is- Jutection of choleraie discharges as olows: “lu ita wn way, this measure. 1 aouot sot, will be found far nore eMiescions for the prevention of cholera than vacelnation is tor small pox, It has not been sutliciently dwelt opon that His method of dealing with cholera will be, if successful, one of the best proofs of the truth of the theory on whiel the metLod itsdf is founded. If in fzet it ean ba proved that poder thing editions the 6), Gere November 25, there were 1 deaths {a this country. In Liverpool een shown in carving out of many weeks hin very narrow find your rerul®- ried out are rapidly scontiulating especiplly, where great zeal has b disinfecting measures, the disease, althouzh ‘anuiug pow, has hitherto beep Xi pt wit limits, In administrative power, 1 tion in many points very much in advance of our own tion on the came topics, ‘The Epidemic Abroad. fn Liverpool an exceedingly malignant type of cholera bas recently made its appearance with fatal efiect. "I'he Cheshire County police report as follows: “Up to the 23th inst. the total number attaeked with cholera has heen 191, of whom 38 have died frow Asiatic, and 6 from Evglish, ehol- ema. Of these, 41 have been attacked with cholera sinee tho inst; and during the sama time 12 have died of Asiatic ard 2 of English choleya, This shows a zreat decrease in fa tality from the retirus of the week previous, and the disease los made no further spread im tho localities of the county since that tune,’ 1 19) THE CHOW RA IN FRANCE. The cholera is declining at Marseilles, The number af deaths there on Sanday, July 22, wae J7, of which 14 were fiom cholera. rrminz the epidemic sa Paris, evideally wiitten bya coice- spendent in that city: I "The Minister of the interior per Wr ye ting the spre ud of the polron, In spite of ono of tun prominent hneiness men of Now York end had opp 0, upon (he [lkaRy, Liver, KIpxeys sod bigrsrive Onesne. a ENTRAL PARK. Smewht da usual, in view of the fact that the previo meet AoE the lower classe of society ipteriere with ther ues red hg hig y ol Joard pop Tr ek. dentha Lave wide circle of mequaintance, by whom he was very highly os A ost power Vivanizise Acrxy and RLsTouat wit Hor the CN uw ihe Mride of ihe Eupire Ll bly i He of The Cen at 1h Lomita: el oo IY er 4 1p A 1 v HR d Hej n byother City und one v r Foi rule 1, PF. DINSMORE, N Hh eye bis ab