New-York Tribune (New York [N.Y.])
August 20, 1866

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Tribune, AR oii d—— ver. XXVEL...\* 7914. NEW-YORK, MONDA a ———————————————————RS——— “pn A NT wg ar pr tol 108: df it for) Pr. H must neeessaril} by the Congtitution and laws of Lid the United States are, made equal and placed upon a like footing as to political rights, immunities, a——————— dignity and power with the several States with ng which they are united, ard did further declare that the observance of political equality as a privilege of right and justice is well calculated to encourage the people of the before-mentioned States, except Texas, to Le and become PROCLAMATION BY THE PREMBENT. lI v rH y rt an 1 ty 1 3 m more and wore constant and persevering in their renewed gota and Territories of Dakota and Montana, headquarters at No y ag Nerianee: whe 1¢ the Precidat vb re RQ i BHaheas Corpus Restored In 1¢Xas. allegiar ce: and whereas, the President did farther declare Fort Snelling, near St. Paul. The General and staff went that standing armies, military occupation, martial law, North yesterday on a few weeks leave before starting West.

military tribucals and the suspension of the writ of QUEEN EMMA, habea OrDUS ar in try mw Aw ha A 3 Mit PPAR 20] m \DOLISH ED h cas COTpuUsS are in time of peace dangerous to Queen Emma on Saturday morning visited Gard- 1 On riv 3 1.1 vt Bia Nk ok a al y, i Py Ik Y RY iAd J U SHE Ras lie liberty, inc owpatible with the individual ner's photographie gallery, on the Ave,, and had several por rights of the citizen, ce ntrary to the genius traits taken, all clear, distinct, and of excellent tone. In the d spirit of our free institutions, and exhaustive afternoon eke vi<ited the Arlington House and Freedmen's Vil: Raurors of the Remova! Of Necs f the National resources, and ight not, therefore, to be lage, slo the Soldiers’ Cemetery, In the evening, by 4 sanctioned or allowed except in cages of actual nceessity iuvitatien, she dined with Sacretary Seward, she n ry fan ton Se ee who g 1 WA i he Cary stamion. for repelling invasion or ippressing insurrection or ree awl Miss Spurgeen taking np their residence ‘on 1 poh ry vo. thers during th nainder of isit. To-ds or Ma jest bellion; aad the President did farther, iu the frame procias thers du ng th grein i” er of Ler visit. To Gay, Her A X ohy 4 aR ation, declare that the poli f the ment of the attended service, morning and afternoon, at St. John's Epis uation, lare that the policy 1c Government p ati A PL 1 United States io roves A copal Churedb, This evening, by special invitation, she was at nt: 3 5 p nited Sta {rom the ar Bui y insurrection 4 i Nati nal Conve ntien Gi JOEBNONn eg.uuing of the Par 1 10 1 te Execntive mansion. Queen Emma and suite will leave 8 throw 1 suDDression had r por ad 1 3 ede i id its ove ithiow and tinal suppression, had teen conducted yore Tuesday morning, stopping at Baltimore one day, on Sold I's, in conformity with the principles ia the last named pro- their way direet to Niagara, ciamsetion recited; and, whereas, the President, in the THE ASSASSINATION AWARDS. b] 8 a «id proa’amation of the 13th of June, 1I¥¢ US The United States Treasurer is engaged in disburse. i} IE (vy 3 13 thy fon an vo pl a a stated and here. {0 the rewards for the arrest of the Assassination Conspi- TI “0 1 1 1 +3 3 a Fe Wasnn 18 before recited, did thon aud thereby proclaim the insurrec- sators. Over 30,000 have already been paid out. The claim The following procian n is ib Je tion which heretofore existed in the several States before agents have been greatly disappointed in not being allowed to Dy dc d wlont of the Uiated Ntales 0a: named, except Texas, was at'end, and henceforth to be so Lave a Land in collecting the various elaims upon this fand, as A PROCLAMATION regarded: and, soquently to the said 2d of the Treapurer so arranged matters as to preclude the necessity Wh By procle ons of Ue jot 1 10th of April, 1866, the insurrection in the State of Texas has of eleymants engaging assistance in order to procure the Apr he President he Unite n virtue been completely evorvwher pressed ended, amounts awarded them. oi the power vested by the Cor and 1 and fhe authority of the U 1 States Las? ccoosse ANOTHER INJUNCTION OF TIE NATIONAL EXPRESS CO. laws, de Wd that the la f the WEI nd completely esta hed in the said St I Texas, I1sazh Revuold of Baltimore, owner of D0 shares in

posed ond the tion the t.uecied 1 W remains therein unresisted and undisputed, and the ational Express Company. made application before J ulge the N of Sou Ag) such of the proper Urited States officers as have been duly Underwood, at Alexandria, on Friday, fer an injunction to Floride, Wississinpi, Louish 1 hy conmnissicned with of the aid Stat ROW in prelilit that company collecting farther assessments upon tha col 1 erful tc g p tr off 1 t a shares, To-day Judge Underwood sat to receive additional Hp val i o or a“ se X uM tun ns: a: Tours 1 15m 3 x 2 i A 1 i gestimony for plainttl and defense to-day 1s yroceedings rb) WR 1 we od and enforced in the the Marcel law; and wnercas, t ther proclumn [exas p per eivi) harity. State or LAXD SALES IN MINNESOTA. tion made on the 16th day of August calue year. i i and the prog ft aid St rT Ike The Winnebago City, Minn., Land Office makestihe pursuance of an dct of C s approved July 13, 1864, the people al the St before named, are well acd Mowing returns for July: Disposed of for eash, 1,280 roves; the inbobitauts 7 the States of Goorg ith Caroling, loyally disposed sud have conformed, or confor. i Homesteads, 17,205 actes; College Scrip. 6,400 meres; War Yargiuie, NortheCarolina, Te $80C. A I Louis u their legisiatio o the condi {a ng out oi rauts, 1,701 aces; £6,755 acres, Texas kansas Mississip; 1 Fier ept 1 Ann ne the tion of the United SWAMP LANDS CEDED. babitanis of that part of the f Vig Iying west States prob Slavery within ‘t} and ia. The Des Maines, Towa, Land Oflice, 7,4%0 acres, in- of gthe Alleghae y Mountains, and t ols e inhabit i tiom ‘of the United States: an! all oh demuity for swamp land, were ceded to Hamilton County, snts ‘of soeh «other parts of that State and re us and lusic get ‘forth in regmrd to COTTON DEPOTS. ower Saates bat ore named 25 ight y thi 1] TES ein grecially named now apoly Acting Cemmissioner Int ynal Revenue Harken ha besion to the Union and Coustsi (ion, or wig cqually aud ir ail res Sto the State of Texng as well us appointed the following places in Alabama where collen may 5 from {ime 10 t@ae, oecupxd and col Ly the f to the dther®iates which had heon invelved in insurrection: be weighed ad appropriately marked: of the {United filates engag the sposition of tH and, leqrate provision has been made by mx li. Fras 1 Ant t—Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Demopolis gl anda tsreonvilie, gurger’s, were dec lared to be in astate of insurredition tary o lers2 oy enforce the excention of the acts of Gon- Thursday, Viiday, Saturday—Pollard and Eufaula, wprirst the United States; and «h:reas, by an-ther gress and the civil authoritics, and secure obedicnec to post 3h Jy =3t0p Isy, Tuesduy —Sclma, Moutgomery, Fo) p y v i usca'oosa and Girard, groclatuation ef the Ist day of July, 1902, issued in prursu- the Constitvtion and Jaws of the Uaited States within the Wedues Jay Lenton, Watamptka, Bluffton, apce-of an Act of (omgrese, zoproved June 7 in State of Texas if a resort to military foree for sueb puipose Thursday- yeroou, ID fro i riday, saturday —Jaiue ville, the same year, the surectien was de wd to should at au time become necessary, now, therefore, 1, Friday, Saturda) ig i S a1) AMPS P THM ENT IS UORS. bo still evsting im the States aforesmd, with Andvew Johnson, President of the United States. do ¢TAMPS POR FERMI SE LISUOR {i 5 iG" 3 Neal ‘ke fldowing circ: “tion r calting stamps upon the eplLar certain specifie colltics 1 the hereby prociim and decly™ tha’ the insurrecaoon which The fd w ag elf ed directions fu srhuis. r I P Vi 3 er y _— vessels of formented liquors has been issued by the Ioterual States. of Virginia; and whereas, by. another proclamation heretofore existed in the $tate of Texas is at annd, and ad he 91 4 f Api) 1862 y wy etd anus Revenne Bareau: n the 2 ri}, 18¢3 ir pursuance of {le act i henceforth so regarded in that State as ip oe, Ei 1 {he ay R 1 aance of ct i to ro hence 1 £0 reg that tat in the TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE 07 INTERNAT REPL Kl of Congress of July 13, 1861, the exceptions named in other tates before named in which said imsuirection was WasmixGToN, August 17, 1006, the; proclamation of August 16, I8(!, wire revoked. and procizimed to be at end by the aforesaid vroclam tion hil rectie Vi of the Aet hv July 13, Luis J» provide 3541, 1: ‘he on after the fret day of September, 1866, an) me Luo the inkabitand 3 of the States of Georgia, Scuth Carolina, of tho scecnd day of April, 1866; and 1 do further pre ed or 3 oseessed by person after sale or removal from NotwhCaroline, Tennessee, Alabawme, Lonisiara. Texas, claim that the said insurrectiar is at an end, and thi bres oy or Wurehos or other place where it B an bide. tasdeciund TMiowriR _ 4 n which the required tax ahall not have been pala. shall be Arkancas, Miscissippi, Florida and Virginia, execpt the 48 peace, order, tranquility and ol authority now exist in ladle to forfeiture. Kurcuerwore the want of the proper sisop counties of Virginia desigrated as West Virgin ud the and throughout the whole Upited States of America upon the sessel containing such Liquor, after such rea ur l or Cow- :t Rov WW 33. mb 33 eer 1g lint or a} T 3 sale, J8 late notice to ull parsons, wind prosa facw eviGEDSC, ports of New Oxleans, Kcy West, Port Royaland Besatort, In testimony whereof T have hereunt v Land and that the required tax has not, heen paid. Be am North Corolina, wore deckred to be till eaused the 2ezl of the United Stertes to be aff ved one These provisions make it wcessary thot the stamps should tote of inc rection geiinst 1) Yi Q v “tw 3 rag} rion {his 8 14 be well secured to the vessel, and not casily removed t ere- #asialeof istirestonggainst the United Sister: and at the Ciypof. Washingion 1! th day of August, 4. I. from, except by Sutentiond] «Foit to that purpose. The ful whereas, by another proclap ation of the 15th day of £ep- 1866, and of the indcpendeves of the Urited States of Torte method v: affixing as therefore proscribed 1 (1 A ole two and three Guages Inches in dismcter, and one v 3 4 Irs fan Act of Coneross ne Jat d 4 PRRIME enle 1863, mede n pursgance ofan Act of Congress, ap. America the! Ist, Jo Swill eighth inch deep, should bo countersunk in the hend of the roved Jarch 3,1863, the Rebellion wes declared to bectill By the President, ANDREW JOIINSON, barrel, a such position as will bring she spigot at the lower edge of Se stamp where the perforations are made, [ue

existing, and the privilege «f the writ of habeas Wirztax 1. S2wARD. Searctary of Rtate. that the President removed Gen, Terry for his political views 3 rther that sneh constituent States good to have him slighted for his political opinions, For a the Alleghanies to receive the address of the Philadelphia Convention, upward of 6,000 words, by special telegraph. long time Gen, Teiry has been failing in health, and has sev- eral times applied to be relieved from duty in Richmond and sent West, Until recently all his applications were refused, and as only when the General's physician insisted on his going West for Lis health that the change was made. So the statements are evidently false, Yesterday Gen. Terry received his orders to take command of the Department of Dakote, iccleding al’ the country north of the 44th parallel, in the State ¢f Minue- stamp i to be pasted in thin ecuntersunk hole, with the per. m over the spheet hole, with s*rong paste, and of was in certain specified cases suspendod throughout forated pat Drited Slates, said suspensien to continue throughout e A XATIONAL CONVENTION-OF JOHNSON SOLDINCS. ite barrels are to he export dda the action cf the we HE. ¥aballt ‘0 The Philadelphic ETT 5 wom to be stored in damp pRaoes for considerable peiiody, tas duration. ¢f the Rebelliop,or until sald proclamation show 1 he Philadeiphia Convention seems Lo Lave failed stamp should also be secused by four tacks 10 prevest le peel br a enbsequent one be modified or revoked; ond towmeet the wents of the fastidious war heroes of tho¥resl. og ofl. A i p 05 er lu renewing the stamp w pan a barrel used the wee om! Lime, nhereas the Houze of Representatives on the 23 dimt's party, aud laet night they anct fu the ladles’ prrlor of the tacks should be w!ikdes wn, and the stamp careiuily Cay of Julr anes adated a resolution Willard s and erranged for speciel demonstration for “my scraped off (to prevent the bole from being filed with the “Dorian yale RR pcBey™ from the soldiers of the Union army et #C70P8 of former stampe). the words {:)lowing, namely: Heioleed, Ly the House Gen. a pe Tie stamps, ot the tine of being aflixed, are to be canceled i oVe80n Hl ho ¥1 i Chifeago on tle 17th of feptember, Representativ 8 of the Congress of the United Sates, Th 17th af Septepn no wise harmon.ous salexl. The jroceedings were ha the present. Yeplorable <ivil war has been forced upon th LT I 4 Bp Wes Wiha Rp Gers. Custer, Rousseau and Ewing being eolieitous wuntry disenienists of the Southern Ntates oy 3 Tm invi country Ly the di DOUH 8, LOW that the sldicrs of the Rebel army should be invited to meet vith the loyal i icus of the North, Gens. Meredith and seni dao high to make any such a gathering harmonious, and ‘thoy trv: wonld have aulw fuuse invited who were inthe Union ral a, ma. Hobart desired that invitations shold be extended to wll afyrere and soldiers of the Union army. in revoke agyiunst the Constitutions! Govermnent and in LY DEress, banhing al! feelnn LX f nere passin li OF Ie anent, wiil reoclleet only its duty te the that this war is pot waged upon our purt whow conut any spirit of oppression, nor for any pupose of conquest or sabjuga- 44 a of qo He Wiha to aw hy is Of fis Le elect Sam por for the purpose of overthrowing or imerfering ell ofl rather then selec those only* with the rig ro bii hel justit 8 Of these State who support the President's poliey. He desired i" 1 TRE Figs ar astablished institutions of these States o o Nk shoul be a purely military convention, without politica Yat to defend and mainte he supremacy of the Consti- tution, and to preserve the Waion with the dignity wquality, and rights of the several States usiwpnized that as soon as these objects ara accomplished, the war distigeticu. Gen. Beedman from the chair, appealed to the geutlegen present dhat any such arrangement us would admit soldiers of any politiew complexion would Gestroy the whole h object of the Convention). The Radicals weuld spend money ought to couse; aud whereas, the Renate of the Urited enough 43d would hare more men than any other party, and Rtates, on the 20th dar of July, 1801, adopted resolution wonid vale them (the present movers) down, This, being i the words following, to wit: Resolved, That the pres. greeted with applause, was taken as the sense of the forced the weeting, aud the Rebel sym pathizicg Geverals subsided, Gen. and ent deplorable civil war has been upon motown roan hor p Meredith desired to have the Convention held in Indiauapol conutry hy the disupionists of the Southern States MT Adianapols, mow iu revolt against the Ceustitutional Gov- Yudiana, where the whole people were fright fully Radical. He erement, and in arms around the capital; that in this balicved it would have a youd eifeat ¥pal Hunt ide, ten, 2 2 ot ah a da Roussscan supgesdsd Boston, Mase, or Charlesten, 8, The Rational elaergeney Congress, banishing ell feelings of Weetern country wae overrag with Redicalisan aud there Ware passion or resentmert, will recolleet only ite duty to ors be wo chance for the Johzson men. Ges. Brown was the whole country; that this war is 1.0% procecuted VPOL ginoeed to a seaboard city. They held a big meeting at St. ne tes, $2,025,000; fraction: 1 ewrency, 8174,400; ea, rency, 816,100.50; sly or, 82,5%0; oents, §4.01 8.755; Navy Department, £1,256,804; laterfor Depart ment, issued, S26€ 402,750, ceipts fa the week, $8,100,291 53. by writing or lwprictiog thereon the vame of the persa, Lr or corporstion by who se ch lguor may have been made or the initial letters of such nam y, sid the date of such oonecliation, THOMAS HAsiAND, Acting Conduissiuner, THIE NATIONAL FINANCES Special Dispatch to The N.Y. Tifbune, Wasiwi0y, Ang 19, 18K, Fractional currency ‘printed this week: 10¢,, $107,- 760; 25¢.. $142,000; Hv, GNGO_ RIE, 200, Amount of ggriency shipped to National Babin, #94.700, As sistant Treasucer, Philadelphia, $200,000; Assistant Treasior New-York, $30 000-—§229,000, Moutileted carreney destroyed 227,200, Cash In varks: U, 8. notes, 7.200.000; Natiomd Buk mutilated spect mens, 830,315; gold, 32,630; $10. five-cent ovis, 8960, Di shurscmente re week, om account: War Department, #4), 706 Tossl, $9,817,330, ati onal Bank notes jesued the week, 003,573. Tota) Inters ‘81 Revenue reecipts on Satnrdey, £576,473 €5; ro i ee REATORATION.

Our part in any spirit of oppression, 1.01 for any purpose of eonquest or subjugation, nor for the purpose of overthrow sng or interfeing with the rights or established institu. tong of those States, but 10 defend and muintein the Loiis lataly, which was a success. He advocated Chicago, where they could thwart the plans of Gem. Logan. Finally, after considerable jurring, Chicago was de¢ided upon Custer, Meredith, Rousseau, Bpeclis! Dim steh to The N.Y. Tribune. OUT RAGES UFON UNIONISTS IN ALABAMA, WASHINGTON, Aug. 19, 1866, A Jettersgoceived from a well-known eitigen of Ala- by a vote of 37 10 17. Gen supremacy of the Constitution aod all laws pide in pur. McCook and Crook were ajpoisted a Commiiiee to draft a fog gare §.Aug. 8, 1606 by Capt. Binghan, Secretary of the suenee thereof, ard to preserve the Union with eal, and were instructed to address it (0 all who indorsed the Loyutist Co 11 Itiondrs stalenc a A ii y b naliad of Prog vimBm bd 1 ws Dr, Stewart of Herd County, who wacen Assist. all. the dignity, equality and rights of the polics ot} resident Jobua te Be Walter, Skuten, Colleutor ant Seu ie the First Alabaena Union Cavalry. He tells severn] States WDNDoieed: that os wns’ those of Customs at Chiergs. Gon, Thos Osborne, Gon, RN, IL, we 1h &bO% hiioe weeks age ihe wis notified {pat the pres- gecomwmplished thé war aught to cra Mann, Collector of Internal Revenue at Chleago; Gen, {amy w ad ert 8 country an ee tothe oljecis oie accomp a, ee Oe sas wn agreeable to the patriotic Thon joring citi of (he Pode oteikiss, Col, A. H. Markland, lete General Agent And whereas, these resolutions, not joint of COLE rant jy es Vee tantially ide d as such have ditpcrio ry Yepartment, and Gen. Chas. W. Wallace, wheren the Doater then stated to then th form, are substantially identical, and as su hh 1 WEre nyr-tntod ner PO to live t hese; pon that Wo and vet regarded as having expressed the sense of Gen, Caster, an inviuacl”@ uf arrangements, On motion of he thoug bt ie shor] slay. aut Saiiardary oa atiedt wae made Congress ‘spon the subject to which they rclate; and in tie city, and favorable to the propobés ll officers present on bim. 902) od ltka 10 leave, Thowe same Men Who thas a4. 4 Le President of the United States by a proclama- their names to the call, The following Dames Were slg vw oeuied L "suscd States officer profess to belong to the Jenson an herear, 230. ApeSiCent of hb insurTec. tho spot: tio ad $a that they are more loyal than the Dootar, tion of the 13th of June, 1805, declared that the insurrce- pot: Tasen. 0 “will soon Presidents paiicg. In fact, this is the jon i Tennessee had been suppressed, a Wd Gen. J. 8. Fullerton, Gen. A. McDowel), Len. McCook, drew SOhiieat of Sell. Davis ever wan" we name of As tion in the State en J 1 Pl Brig.-Gen. R. G. Curtis, Gen, Critter den of Missouri, Gen. South as the Confedarac to opposc Daflsi-nsvrn 10 rity of the United States the rein was oo Custer, Gong, Hugh and Thos Ewing, Gen, Dur- that the authority tieorge A. Lu Meredith, Gen. lirown, Gen. i J slate jee as sen. Rousseau, Gen, undisputed, and that such United States ofbcers as bin Ward, Gen 0 dich, uly iesioned were in undisturbed ex- Hobart, Gen, Steedman aud Gey, Sullivan bad been duly commission BL aoa ercise of their official functions: aud whereas, the Gen Thos. Ewing, jr, und apt. Y. tod Precident of the United States, by further procla- Corresponding Secretaries. The HSticg uaa 1a session abou il edb nesday. gi He led 08 the 24 day vf Aja), 1866, I pudlgeve p iin Ee SAAETALE STANTON. et or power to he guthority of the Two-thirds of the Philadelphia Convention are a. in any or all the States before-mentioned, bere. All day Satarday the lobbies of the v kis Royse Nia except po Sp oh of Texas; and did further pro. crowded with members tryiag to fee and kneel down to Hi ng 0 H nd decla Excelleney. Dean Richmond, Sanford F. Churen, and M vom- h atid re that the laws could be sustained wl ber of New-York politicians, are here. a fact, Washington enforced in the several States before-mentioned, except has Lad a little life pat into jt—something it has not had since by the. Ropes. SV auviosities, Stace Ie Federal, journment of Congress. Mr. William Faxon, Assistant Nexans, by prope the ad me we Paton, Auetast std that the people of the said States, €X-{ op Nuvy, returned yesterday from wept. Texas, are well and loyally disposed pinde of rumors sre afloat about eportnt Tewavele Jog apd bave conformed or will confor in (heir ottice. The emphatic Jane fe Nasoa wre 0) A the condition of affairs growing out of (he yesterday, about heviog bis *'polic ocledalaticn lo v Warted again tue old rawor of wholesale ASHES t amendment to the Constitution of the United States pro pibiting Slavery within the Limits or jurisdiction of the The first on be United States; and did further declare in the same procla- fs said he wi 3 i ith Lis brother ton tht 1 he aes okt of th Aur 5 Bate B00 100 JL cnt, ie aren can people that no State of its own will Las the right or Vie oheerion pat A Stanton is his supposed non. Hpawer to ge out or separate itself from, ot be epizated support of the President's policy,” The main cause, how- grom, the American Union, end that thercforceach State oo iy the greet pressure from the Southern men and constitute ap integral part of the waribera Copperhends against Stanton for Ina acts daring the list is Secretary Stanton. be compelled to resign very 800m. ght to remain and i L Boigd States; and. did further declare in. the Revetiion. Blanton's successor will be Gen. Stoedncu of euie last mentioned that the Ohio, recently Inspector of the Freedmen's Bareaa and dele proclamation Caevidl sivremchtioned States, @Reepting Erte iy Ss the umoner aforesaid giver foo AAC Sut ey sovereign ard imparint resolu: roids x a ru qo entgtie Dressilent of (he audwas recently offered the lucrative porition Af Palle Vaiied States, in the same ped Eadion, did father de. pias hots, Tho! Sigoet boa 4 ol Ye rosotd, po i ins re Shut dasielitved fasdan ero} hn pt changes will be made in Peansylvania soon, It is said that Wotcrument that the people who have revolted, aud boca Walborn is to be removed Irom tho Post-Oice, end Gov, Pol- overcome and subdued, must ether be dealt With $0 6880 104 6 om the United States Mint in Plilsdolptis. Thos mat ée thot voluntarily to become fricnds, or else they ters go on. ust be 1 eld by absolute military power or devas! ated £0 as to prevent them from ever again doing bam as vuemies, ‘which last named policy is abhorrent to humanity and to freedom: and whereas, the President did is the same proclamation further declare that the Constitution of the y gate to the Philadel ia Copvention. He was a big gon at the Conventior, Loving Been mee Chalrman of the Committee on Credenticls. Hoisaleo a warm friend of the President, TUE TRANSFER OF GEN. TERRY, The recent removal of Gen. Terry from command at Richwoud, Ve. havior caosed mech commest by the newspaper press, 1 may state on authority that is remova, was not caused by any political question, OI course, the Gen eral is u thorough Unionist, and ogrees will Congress against Yauke« zons of Herd ty, Gn, snd that he would not be wlowed Y, AUGUST 20, I8G6. This, too, was ia addition to an unusually full daily descriptive report of the same affair BE Fire in Chicago— The Cholera. Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune. CHICAGO, Ang. 19, 106, A fire broke out this morning on South Water-<t., de. stroying the tobscco manufactory of Van Horn, Murray Nos. 37 and 39, It also destroyed No. 33, occupied by Tolman, Pinkbam Co., whelesale druggists, and No, 41, occupied M. C. W. Charch wholesale grocers; crossing the elley of these, several bui'dings in the rear of the stores fronting on Lake-st., one of which, No. 20, occupled by Carson, Pierre Co, dealers in dry goods and potions, was destroycd, and other Lake st. stores on either side of it damaged by fire and water, Total Joss estimated at $350,000; insurance, $250,000, An inward-beund passenger accommodation train of the Michigan Southern Railroad encountered a cow which jumped on the track as the train was passivg Hallesville Station, about 40 miles east ol Chicago, at o'clock this mornivg., One car was thrown from the track, injaring 11 passcpgers—uone very seriously, and none killed. Chelera cases sinee last night's report foot up—1E pew cares and 11 deaths, POLITICAL. KOUTHERN CONVENTION Ea TIE CONVENTION TO BE HELD IN NATIONAL HALL, PHILADELVIIA, Aug. 19, 1666, National Hall, on Market-st., below Thirteenth, has been engaged for the meeting of the Loyal Southerners’ Con vention of the 3d of September. The building is one of the lergest in the eity, and is not far from the conter businces, THE LOYAL CONFLAGRATION. ci en etl GREAT TIRE IN JERSEY CITY. TEN OR MORE LIVES LOST. ANOTUER PETROLEUM DISASTER. 16,000 BARRELS OF OIL BURNED. FOURTEEN VESSELS CONSUMED. Oil and Cotton Docks Destroyed. CREAT LOSS OF TCEACCO. THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT A SUFFERER rc I Total Loss, Two Million Tellars, PRICE FOUR CENTS. have been eacrificed. Of the erew of the Williams Rartlett, the schooner on which the explosion first occurred, bgt one only bas been raved—Henry Korroll, a German, about 32 years of age, who was removed fo the hospital ut the foot of Wash: ington Jersey City, He is badly burned eround the face, Lead and hands; also internally, He speaks with great difficulty, and it is equally difficult te understand what he save, STATEMENT OF HENRY KULLAR. I went on board the schooner William Bartlett about 7 this worning with the mate's breakfast; we went iu the hold, which was full of petroleum gas, $0 much #o thet no one could sieep there, when suddenly t $04 tok fire by one of us step- jog on match oo the floor; the hold filied with flame, when attempted to get out but got burned in so doing; as soon as I got on the dock the explosion occurred; there were on board jo the best of my knowledge, the captain, mate, and two {hus All those lost belonged to the different vessels which have been Larned, none of tLe firemen; so far as can be beard, have been injured, DARING ACTION, One of the most praiseworthy and daring acts of the dny was that of Sergeant Kleen of the Hudson River Police, assisted by John Inger, esq, of skating fame, and Patrick Haekiny, e5q., in saviog the lighter Compromise, whieh wes moored the bead of the oil dock, next the sheds, having on hoard some $25,000 worth of dry lides. At geeat personal risk they managed to cut the hghter loose pnd get her ino the stream, whero she is Low anchored. The Compromise wis the prop- erty of Messrs, Mctrath Fitz serald, who had only been in fhe business a fow weeks, and had all they possessed invested n ber, Immediately after the breaking ont of the cor fagration, the river previo with small eraft and river who imme: diately began to ply their ealling by stealing the cotton which was being rolled off Henwood's dock inte the stream fo save it. Many of them hauled tue'r pinnder into the cove near tho Morris and Essex Raiiroad, but were soon taken charge of by the police, who left a guard, in connection with a guard oi bose who claimed salvage for what they saved The Revenue Cutter Wyandotte sent ott her boats fally weaned, and did good service in saving cotlon and tobacco by taking it from those who were either saving or stealing it, tu king their name and residence, and setting them opposite the numbers asd marks of the parcels saved or in thelr posses sion, Lhe following named persons were arrcsied and are now confined in the Station fur stealing cotton: John Wiliams, RIVER THIEVES T— SE ENDIANA, I UNION MASS MEETING AT INDIANAPOLIS=SPEECH OF SENATOR LANE. fpecial Dispalch to The N. Tuibune. INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 19, 1866, A few minutes before 8 a'clock yesterday morning, one of the men employed on board the schooner Alfred Barrett, lying alongeide the large oil dock situated Just north of the Erle Rallway Company's freight pier, in Jersay City, went into the forward hold of the schooner, having in his baud a The Union men held a tremendous meeting last night at the Circle.” Eight thousand citizens were present, The Fion. W, W, Wines of the Tennessee Legislature, intro- duced as Gov, Brownlow’s “right bower,” made a telling speech against the President and bis policy, United States Senator Henry 8. Lane followed in an able review of the last Congress, defenling al its measures and rehuking the Presi. dent for his treachery. Referring to the Philadelphia Conven. tion, be aid that its platform was too near right to bo sup- ported by the Rebels, and tp) near wrong to be supported by loyal men, On the suffrage question, he said his test was loyalty, pat riotism and imeligence. If the Copperheads were afraid that the negrocs were betier than they were, he advised them to be'oyal ard vote the Union Republican ticket. Mr. Lane, tpeaking of bis own conrse, said that hie had been in the Sea- ate five years, and had missed but the one day he was at Get- tysburg. Other speakers followed, and the meeting ad- journed at slate hour anid the greatest enthumasm, CANADA. a FENIAN AIREST AND OUTRAGE=TIIY REPORTED MUTINY AMOYG THE HAMILTON VOLUNTEURS—THE ANNEX- ATION PROSPECT, Special Dispateh te The N. Y, Tribune, Toroxto, Stturday, Aug. 18, 1866. A nila, named MeGork, was imprisoned yesterday, for expresing Fenian sentiufents, Three Fenians threatoned to pul! davn a Britieh flag at Concert Horticuliaral Gardens, last night, but escaped arrest. Many prisoners, arrested at Erie andoonfinsd here, have bean reiecsed.” Much ndigna tion exien againet The Toronto Globe, for charging Attorney. Gen. Mcdonald, who is also Minister of Militia, with ineapacity on accomt of intemperate habits. There js but MNttle coal: dence, hiweyer, in the administration of military affairs. Zhe graph reterstes the statement. The an--4stion projet is again muh discussed, ge wr cad SCARE, 1a] fWpateh te The N. Y. Trivune, Brrrato, Aurust 19, 186 Fyor thing be quict bere, and the excitement exist- (onda is regarded as ridiculous, Advices from To Tivw o Spec ing in ront- “Might intimate that the scenes of June aro being whaciod, Volunteers are moviog to the front, and os Thes- day therg will dewltless bo an army of observation on the frontios W A oT pvt like a Fenian raid is anticipated in hia Jan Ls nic 3 Notting dians are ueduly excited, AMERICAN MEN-OF-WAR SENT TO ESFORCE THE PREST- DENT'S PROCLAMATION, WasninGros, Aug. 19, 1860, In accordance with the President's proclamation of the 17th inst, declaring null and void Maximilian's paper blockade of Matamoros and other Mo xican ports, the Navy Depertuent bas detached two men-of-war to be stationed at the mouth of the Rio Grands, The Commander of tie Paciflo Squadron bas also received orders to send two men-of-war to Mazatlar and Guaymas, to protect United States interests on the Pacife const. REVIEW AT Mavavonos, Monday, Aug. 13, via GALVESTON, Satarday, Aug. 18, 1806, A courier just arrived here reports that Escobedo fold a grand review of troops at Monterey on the 10th. The French are marching on San Luis Potosi, Cortinas 13 erecting defensive works around Matemoros. A MATAMOROS. fresuon sgtist jose Andy. This letter way cost me ny life, but 1 will fako thw risk.” EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS. [By Telegraph. special order of President Johnson the fol- wy 8, Sys to the Philadelphia Convention, frem their respective towns, have een appointed and comnsejoned: Gen. A. A, Stevens, Registrar, aud Jobn C. Dexia, Receiver of Public Lauds at Topla, Michigan; Jobn Sigle, of Indians, Registrar Land Office at Natchitoches, La. ONICAGO.

RUMORS ABOUT THE CROSBY ART ASSOCIATION—XNEWS- PAPER ENTERPRISE. cial Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune. wx CuioAco, Saturday, Aug. 18. 1666, Crosby's Opera House Lottery Scheme, called an Att Association, is being subject to much talk in view of its possible failure. This scheme was gotien up to belp Mr. Crosby, s meritorious yonug man who had bullt an opera Louse and failed in consequence of outside speculations, Mavy of our prominent baukers and capitalists leut their names £61, but 80 many smaller schemes ia the Chicago lot- tery business have preceded it with failures, that Croshy's have not sold well; indeed, not more than one-eighth of the [whois number have been disposed of, avd theso capitalists aro in veesipt of so many dotders of inquiry that they have made a imdve to save thelr owa repmtation even if thereby the whole “coneern is wonnd up. It is reported they have addressed Swmuel M. Nickerson, who is Crosby's cousin and assignee, demanding that if the drawing does not come off, all the money paid on tickets shal be refunded; but the expenses, including advertisements al over the coun'ry, have consumed over £100,090, und it Is here where tho rub is. Nickerson is Vice President of the First National Bank, and very wealthy, and 18 abundantly able to pay it if he wil, He fs out of the city, but has been tole graphed to return and docide whether Le wili be personally re. sponsible for ansold tickets and expenses, so that the drawing may come off as advertised, or whether the scheme must go juto liquidation. Meanwhile, tickets that cost #5 are being offered on the street here for 81 50. United States provides for constituent con murities only A States sud pot 08 territories, Gejelicioes, PEUVAICES tho President's **polley;” buf U8 record as a soldier ic 190 The Deadly Republican of this city was the ouly paper west of the streams of water thrown by the engines scoming to have In some manner the flame of the lamp commu nicated with the gas generated ty the petroleam oil with which the vessel was laden, and the result was aloud explosion, lighted lamp. l the man being blown—according to enme accounts—many feet into the air, alighting in the water at a distance from the ves gel, Ye was rescued with greet difilcalty by rome bystanders, The deck of the schooner was blown off, and in an icconoeiv- ably short gpace of time she was wrapped in Lames Piled up on the dock in tiers and oa the open lot in the vi cinity were about 15,000 barrels of crude oil, and io the tauke near by about 3,000 barrels of refined oil. Throogh this in flammable maga the lames rashed with a roar and fary pore feetly nupalling, waile the dense clouds of black and stifling smoke which arose from the mass seemed to darken the entire Lorizop. Oa the side track, which ran the entire length of the plor, wore standing about 100 cars belonging to the Erie Rail. way Corapany. laden with oil aud waiting to be unloaded. Ef forts were at ouce made to save these, if possible, Gangs of workmen iu the employ of the railway company were sct to work pushing the ears down the track sway from the imme. diate vieipity of the fire, and they were then attached to a lo. comotive and drawn to a safe distance, While thos engaged, wany of the workfnen bad their hands and faces scvgrely scorched and blistered. Iu (bis wanner all of the cars but 13 were saved. On the freight, or, as it is more commonly termed, the con por of the Erie Railway Company, were a number of cars] laden with grain and other articles, Attention was at once turned to saving these, and in the manner above mentioned the greater portion of them were removed to a place of safety, Owing to the intenza heat, however, it was found imposs ole to reac five or six Luden with grain at the extreme end of the pier, ana they, with their contents, were cousumed, THE SHITPING. {Tying in the «lips on either side of the pier wore a puwber of bigs, schooners and lighters, engaged ia taking on board thw oll. So quickly did the flames spread that it was found imposeille, in most cases, to cast loose from the pier and float them out in the stream, One or two steam-togs which happened to be in the vighily g Hamilton Times denies that a mutinous spirit exists amon ““o.l a4 5000 rao in, and, attashing bawscrs, sncceeded in gett) voluntees there, but the correspondent of The onto Teles Landreth Von Hagoemelister, ly the Hawbur oil, and ome or two schooners nh 1,951 dN ald vot be ascertained. By far the larger wover, could not be reacted, and wore completely inde Wo. r Kd eli laden with brick, name not ascertained, acd Be Ly, Ocleans, President, Three Mawye, Lo consumed.’ dud five others. There latter wore cow Jan Rr we Free Trade of Boston, lying at a pith of the oil Jom, was seriously dum. tely consumed, and Rare rigging belag Som The a Virginia jie Ae BRPCT, R658] a rowerfal force Pun, Wis CREBE with tosh laf biar 1 Lhpan nr twa hes stre ws on boghe pier vou enti pis” A Seliosngf Ili ui 168 ugneers fd vessels were loaded with barrels of oil many of them ready to sa'l These cargoes, in addition to the ofl on the pier nnd in the lot ut the end of the pier, make up a total of abont 20 000 barrels destroved, ANOTHER PIEE AXD I'S CONTENTS DESTROYED. Soon after the outbreak of the fire the wind whigh, up to that time, had been blowing from the north-wess, endavgerin tho pier and extensive freight and passcuger depot of the rail way company, suddenly veered to the south and in a few mo- wents the largo pier north of that meationed ebove was found to be on tire, It wos leased by A. 8, Jarvis Co, manufae- turers ond shippers of tobacco, whose extensive wanufactory is located but a short distance from the pier. The flames fiom the burning ofl reaching to an immense hight, wore carried by the force of the wind completely across the intervening space, sud tie entire pier with its contents was soon on fre. It wos uscioss to attem;t to extiogu.sh it, po effect whatever upon the ocean of flame, aul with the ex- ception of a few bales of cotton thrown into the slip and floated out of Lhe reach of the fire, the pier aud its couteuts were completely destroyed, THE KAILROAD PIER. The freight pler of the rmlwvay company was on fire several times, but through the good wanagement of the firemen it was extinguished each tie, with comparatively trifling damage. THE LOSSES, The of! was owned by a number of persons, and was con. signed to C. Valentine Co,, us agents, who leased the pier, 00 COB 4 seriomsly damaged. These compriced the b gh A Baruett (on which Re erie Andrew Johnson, (eorge White, Hugh Froosdall Thomas Luxeon, John Kingston. John Celiing, Dennis Donovan, John iO. Day=—all tor sienling cotton, and Michacl Day, 60 years of age, for stesling iron, and tather of John, AN (ho prisoners beloog to this city. Another Acconnt, A destructive conflagration oe d yesterday morning in Jersey City, {1s north of the Erle Kullway build. ings, resulting in the burning to death of ten or more parsons; the destruetion by fire of the oil and cotton docks, including 15,000 barrels of petroleum oil; sowe 30 ears; u large quantity of cotton; two chips; one schooner; a sloop and a canal boat, and nine lighters, lavolving loss, as estimated by those com: peteut and in positions to judge, of over £2.000.000, ORIGIN OF THE FIR The fire occurred about 74 2, w., and as canged by dn ex. plasion on boerd of the schooner Alfred Baier, Capt. Kelly, of Barnstable, Mass, with a eargo of 1,039 barre's of erode of), the gas arising from it becoming ignited by the lishting of mateh in the bo'd in the fore-part of the versel, There were on board four persons—the eapiain, mate, and two of the crew —three of whom were burned to death, one of the erew escap- ing with probably fatal injuries, THE FIRE. The fire spread to all parts of ihe vessel in a moment, sud the flames suot ap iu the air to a great disinace. 100 dock had consisted of aboat 500 barrel: of oll, a portion of v hich was blown on to the pler and the Dalince Mato tie sip on tie south sido of the oil dock. In a very few moments the ignited spread over a large surface, burning most furiously, surround. jug lighters and other craft within the ship, and rendering escape almost impossible, At this time the ¢ub vide had just turued, and the Darniog oll was carried al ug under the pier to the cottou and tobacco dock next neithwar!, wilch was also scou in fumes, together With a number of Jghters, waded with oil, Tho fire next broke out amouw sone enrs on the jer of the N. Y. and Eile Railuay, some of which eoutained irge tanks filled with erade of), and thenee it spread wo eight or ten thonsand barrels of ofl piled up between the tragks, flames #hot np 10to the alr from two to three hundred feel, and the soke roiled up [v dense black clouds, A poveral a'arm having been sounded, the entire fire de. partment of Jersey City weie promptiy on die ground, and were subsequently followed by the fire deparinent of Hobo ken, Hodson City, Bergen and Unfon Hill Tle heat was in- tends, and the efforts of the firemen to combat the flames was of little or no avail cxcept to save powe of the burviug ecors, a portion of the railway pier and the large fieigut depot about 200 feet distant, southward, There were abont 270 freight cars on the pier, mostly ewpty, wich the exception of a fow loaded with vats, and a couple with tanks filled with oil, With two locomotives the em plog@s succeded in banling away over 200 cars, size of them enveloped in flames, and oply about 30 were cesiroyed. One of the locomotives was bucked down through a sheet of lame for the purpose of hauling out a train of curs, Lut the Sest car being on fire, they were obliged to abandon the attewpt; a strong force of men, however, sacceeded in rolling tae ears ont of the way ot davger, and the fire upon them wh extin- guished, Meantime several tow boats were employe og out such vessels as were not on fire, Au attempl was made to hao! out two ships lying at the end of the cotton und tobagen dock but were umsuceessful in consequenes of the low tile, Among the craft burned was an Erie Canal bow!, which was |ying in the slip gout widway, on the south side of the oil dock. Persons employed about the plers and on the vessels, state that there were on board, the Captain, Lis wile, lous or five children, and a essvany FN of when unloubted!y he a Of, 08 DO ONE ‘Was seen to leave whieh wes enveloped fo flames aud smoke almost im ately iri alter the tire broke out. The name of the boat or the Sovh Rou tke ir ge, unknosn. Tha al and Cotton due “A tog, were totally destroved, Tle VESSELS BURNED. The following is a List of the vessels destroyed. Iu the slip soath of the oil dock, a double masted sloop, a canal boat cud six gi urey names of OWHCrs unknown n the north side of the dovk, toe schooner AluedBarrett, and o schooner, name unknown, v The bark Frea L'rade, at the end of the cotton dock, for Na. ples, with 0 bogsheads of tobaoco ou bosrd for Naples. Crew us sae; the eccond Mate and a boy escaped by jumping over- ourd. The Bremen ship G. H, Vitchen, bound to Genoa, with 700 hogsheads of tobacco on board. Lhe crew escaped. (Bothof tho above vessels were aground.) i The sloop Sarah I'raucis of New-Haven, with barrels oil on re The crew reported safe, t v The Dutch brig Lambert, lor Cork, with 1,250 barrels of ol), Fate of the crew unknown, An unknown schooner, that hauled in astern of ths Alfred Barvet.t Her Mate, who es informed one of the crew of the Darrete, that be believed that the Captain snd one or the crow were lost. NAMES OF TH SE ENOWN TO HAVE LE2N The names of those burned ou the Alfred Barret are: Capt. Kelly of Cape Cod; married. 1U edd First Mate Alonzo Kelly, cousin of the captain, single; red- dence, Cape Cod. Seaman Arthur W. Wilton of Bridgeport, Conn. single. PROBABLY FATALLY INJURFD, r ane JI a. ow Moments of the Hon. Aloxnnder I. Siephens, oda PricAveLrutA, Batarday, 1 'o Hon. Alexander H. Stephens eli Tor 3 ede. yithis morning. It was lwpossible for him to remain fu the cisuy longer. owing to important business engazemente, fobyeical health hos preveuted him from addressing pic a8 he in pT) 4 Lo will deliver a Ea ottures in Northern cities during the Wister, AY 0 various vessels loading at the pier, m hE “go TAZ PRECAUTIONS AGAINST a) er RE Crews C ce a 000k Houde where all the Syl forthe ci d ted, Pus Tanta €Y aud yluudey 4 SXpleted Yh loss on oil will bo about $200,000. Whether insured or ITeary Cruel, seamas; bora in Germany. Cruel went not, Mr. Valentine could not say. but probubly not, as tle in the foreeastie to look for a blacking brush, and it NCIENCE. risks charged on the article Ly the insurance companies are dark it is Sippored he lit a match, which caused the ex c— very high. The shed on the pier, 500 f:et in length, and those After the expiosion he was found lying on the dock, an a at the land end of the pier, in which was sitoated the office of PETSOus came to him Le told thew to do aetbink for him SATURDAYS SESSION OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR SCIEN- the firm, were owned by them, and were vulued at about !ry and the captain and mate. He was conv $10,000. Partially insured. The safe was in the office on the the Alws House Hospital where he was attended to TIFIC ADVANCEMENT. pier, aud on the foor burning away, fell through fnto tue Olcott, jr, City Physician. clothing was 1 Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribuve. water. It can easily be recovered, and probably ia eou- burned bis body; bis bair burned to the dion, as it was not long subjected to the heat, the soon bead, arms, hands an burned in a Buyrano, Aug. 19, 1866. giving Way. ner. At 6 o'clock last was 8 ow] The Association for the Advancement of Seience Baty the ers Whish ate Suid are aa, png been 0 ho Physician 3 oreot N £15 proveme of A é held asbort scesion on Saturday. Section A, Prof. Loomie, Comppuinr ut is oot of $0,000 ench, They ron ut ames Tate sestban, azd John P, Amy, nomad had presented a paper on the Period of Algol.” Prot. Barnard The panty of the ligiters burned were owned by the West off the vessel but a few minutes before, A env an sine» vow spar or mito ape Sp ir Comper ed ns Jed slow imo nck Rita cum, CU ts pest bo objects, under high powers of the wicroscope. Prof. Elliott The loss on cars, track aud pier sustained by the railway re were men SrioTed oh callt gove a paper ou amew and compendious metiod of life and y will t to about $25,000, Partially insured. bat it could not be ascertained whether any of them annuity tabiss. ‘Ihe losses on the remainder of the shipping could not be as ves. ASAE v the Preportional S€TUMbed, owing to the absence of the owners. THE LOSSES. Bp T In Seetion B, Dr. Gould's paper on *‘the Preportiona A. 8. Jurvis also lost an i wood the p 8 un immense amount of property on Mr. Henwood, ong of the yg Glaelal M of the Haman Frame” attracts considerable atten their dock. Uli bark Free Lrade was totally destroyed wit fiber gentlemen competent b+ Judge, estimate the “ove. tients and Newberry read papers an “the all ite contents. Fifty bogsheads of tobacco” were destroyed thal 830 the Erie ond suxiously waited for whieh were owned vy Mr. Gi, Reusens. Theship D. Wetzon po Railway Company is estimated at #9, tho most ed es 1 wk tion desisord. dogsheads of tsbscen.. Sty ©The cotton pier, 800 fost in Jongh, a owed Moves Thy a ry to e t thasreiros for Ln a, Je tho Assoc} vo prepared ltelian Governmenr and is ally Saat Ard, oC the aan Shank 5H, or Mme Gisola Period will be brogu” oli the views relating toghe tobacco whatever was saved, aad the loss 1s estimated at over Jat Wiied) Jol. the pulling 2 about on standig on the vexed question established o perfact under. The lighter Cores, with a 100 Logsbeads of tobacco, al Ing saad fre Yestrday afternoon the propeller Atlantic, Capt. Wer Faz als vonspued, und Rofling saved. The lighter more, 104 placed at the disposal of the Association by T. D. 4. 8. Jarvis 8: Coos Ee acdk,. the Property of ote Dole, gent of the New-York Central Jine of propellers, for an pany for 85,000, NE Tt r exgunon on he lake. Tho party sumbarked at 3 p 1, and APCLON, hk Ady of tha other AE proseled a fow miles oa the lake, giving them a flne view of total loss on this g peor le. the Saveur lames, During yester the cir, rod affording much gratification to all on board. Ances could not, except In very few oy be HR §be dsasier. sh Tho wsol (80 procecesd down the Niagara River as far as Mest of the owners and futerestod parties were absent ed. Ter Ky at the wr Grandeland. Fort Erie, the scene of the late Foniun r8id, obtamad a resanls ents frustworiby could he day, sod ss late as 8 o ana cer objects of iuterest, were viewed by the party with the enumerated above, 140, of timber, “ddision to Statement to De ve greutatiefaction. Returning. fine collation was prepared. pii7 Sie was 10g ally dusticyed. It wos valued at 000 Fire tv THIRD-AVE.—On Saturday a fire was The vrchaats and mamSfacturers have iuvited the Associa day, weking arrangetien ta its tn the previous covared onthe rvef of the two-story building No. 323 i” tions» visit the docks and plevators. have been effected to-day. urance, which ave, kota avo itp wne ye aon Lhird- A Ygo number of papers remain to read, but some will THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. a upper portion of the bullding was much Tage” nd havergoover. The Associai‘en wil) adjourn on Tuesday, PRA As ph on dpe our the lead of Chief of the faa, is P It is to make an excursion 10 Nisgara Falls on was at once apparent that with the means at aioe. but i A Wedsday. Jota to ut emp’ to onpiuguil iia _ "The utmost that eonld He also EI ol to 0 the railway pier, and LABOR. n, dnt CONVENTION AT BALTINGRE, ha me af “leis Bautinons, Aung. 19, 1868, Tn 1» ob La ha 13 eliyn C wotes. fron ME “ue rs States are arriving, dud the proosedin oul ag not available ia the ca vd futeting. 4 4 pro fold fresh wifer, biz 3a. the ol abil Ligad; sugtged playing with Lis elildren. Upon inquiring {the hoi of tha case, the Coroner was satisficd that death m heart digease. and accor ingly gave a permis supEN Drarm.—Coroner Kirsten was called upon ig allowed on A Yearel A flo Iylng at AA under any cl ne CAF pur, shorsion to bl un et othe odor sof a mls or Cue aly A n Son ng a T k dropped down dead about 9 o'clock on Fr evesing of propirty, hy a Sgtruciivn of w 4 L088 OF LIFE. From tho most frpstworthy data that ean be obisined amid confusion prey around the scene of the con. ite a} leas) Drow ten 10 Afieen lives other with two sehoor hand, loaded with iE Toure for RI

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rr fas NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, nn rey om Nei. Ocean Steamers (NAMA, NEW-ZEALAND AND AUSTRALAN ROYAL M oo] [LCOMPANY dogNING OF STZ AM COM ATION BETW] P YORK AND SIRALASIA VIA PANAMA, TO Tho wr f the vpany will bho commer 11 y pW inat ‘ew Joa od, on the 24t h Jane, by the Bet Sotg Pasme RAIA, follows d by the KAIKOURA on the 24th July, Passengers and goods will e for wi ded from Welingion to mek: nad, Qiaz0, Nelson, Canterbury, Lydney, Melbourne and other sarts of Naw wd end Ausualia, by the Compauy's Inter-Conial se in Agrenee nents are progress hy! the conveyance of passenger and Ar t through fares an eh, m New 3 hrongh fares and rites to all the pric ipal Tae opening YOyages of the Company's ship C Bove e Lacific Mail St amshi Cd puny wi bo a lows QULWARD wm New-York bund 1h. oe Panama, June 24, From Welling! N 4 July 21 Arriviog at 8) duey, July 29. TIME From New-York t Wellington 40 dag Foon a Wellington, 28 days. Lo Sydney or Mc.Dodine, 8 days additional, HOMEWARD From Sy ney, Jlst Mav or June 1 N. Zod R. LL From Col val Atriviog yu TIME, Weli Now-York. 42 dave, Wo mio, 28 dave, Fro i me, days additiona! Tio so1¥ vil be contivued monthly [u niison with the foregoing LES Ps sf fare {oe hit on application to Proltic Mail Stesm Rip Com dl-at., New) rk, or Esl pba oa wt, New York V. Agent, Panama pT A POSTION LINE 0 IO CAI RNTA, VIA NICARAGUA 1E NTIETH OF EACH MONTH, AN ERIC AN STEAMSHIP COMPANY will d 3 the lee! end elegant stern mship A (AGO DE CUBA, JERRY WW, SMITH, Comuwandar M INDAY, August <0, ai noon, from ier No, 29 North River, foot La REDUCED RATES OF rAStACE A Class Third Cass $200, JL $05 Pe a IN CURR NEY. THROUG TO SAN FRANCISCO REDUCED RATES OF FREIGH] N ree us ht Goody dicents Pavebie'ls gat Fea F H pound. A t toh “FAST fr Ap R Age f veulent sie are Invited riut AN] WEIOHT OW FAN SLOW FREIGHT ISTAREN BY Tha PANAMA ROUTE I e and freight, apply at No 177 Waets son ren-«t P, il. CARRISGTON. A a VANA DIREC A STATES MAIL S AMER W 3 n Pi 4 th el ste ps 3 torn. i r Aur R. G Co an de Sy a Co 2 esas ply to vO ALLL gents, No, 5 Bow Jon ~1 “iil OMAS and BRAZIL.~The States 1 Mail Steamship Company will dispatch the ele grat» bo-wheel steaw bir SOUTH AMERICA F. LL. Tinkiepaogh, Commander for Rio da Janeiro and In Jiute ports, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22 'S pier No. 43 North Rive ta t i'r Exhibition, to be heid at Rio de Jane O her 1 a freight narge 34 Toasdnable by this conveyance. tot i tion eghto fae, appiy t a RiSON Al "LRN, Agents, 5 Bowling Green (3) DIRECT LINE to FRANCE. GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL i C LEiWEEN NEW-YORK AND HAVRE, LL Tha w vesse 1« ou this favorite route for the Cont v0. 3 North River, as follows EY t Lema ad win a a censeans SATURDAY, A NAP u 1G enrasane nn cenenes SATURDAY, Sept Pei a FUL. dy nnssn PPP AL b A wh 2 Vili PARIS, Blass consinis SATURDAY. 6 ‘RICE or PASSAGE, IN FOL, ARLYN, Sreosp CABIN, $30 zg i'ewine in eill class Th mers do not CaLLY steerage passenters. Fas onzers intending to jand et Brest will be furuished here with esiirond you resets. aod their baggage checked to Paris, al an edd ins RIL #5 Jor (rst aud $3 lor second class. JO 1" aticuapp.y io v0). MACKENZIE. Agent, No. 58 Broadway. Wi Bo1TIsH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL J1AlL STEAMSIPS BET rN NEW-YORE AND LIVE RPOOL, CALLING AT CU RK HARBOR AND BF IW POSTON AYND LIVE Rr Oi CALLING AT UALIFAX AND CORK HAR JAVA. cause we ver New-York, waday. Aug 22 SUGA VES OFT OM snvnse us “sday, Avg. 20 PERS'A........e ex New-\ ssdav, Kept. 5 AS AL, TITY eae FEVER DORON. caavinnve VEN saav, pt. BO rks Keanu ed Ve sday, Se 1: CHINA....vuie ton... W ay. Aug 10 LIVE oy ‘a iC Pa 3 TON TO LIVRRFOOL rr a or 1 8 A Pass ane GOW CE LE i g in 1 ed States currency Gor re fi An ve fi wend Sargeon on bo Ti of t s will tbe accountable for Specie oF Ve able un Bile ¢f Leding having the value expresest we sued Fo or Passage apply i CITNARD, No 4 Bowling Green. 1 10 YER CRUZ DLIRECT.—The LANTIC COMPANY will dispatcl s "T A PT wi PUPPET 71 MPP veo 18t September, Fi IDA. ~.sbeu Buuersseennenss lif October. Carty ng Pasiens bt at moderate rates, ud I Te App v to GHON. yl. MAC REN i. Agent, No 1 GO AN LAND, praseack yn Ero LANG PACLET, STAM La] KATES BY 51 “Rolo Ot VILAND AN nv ALES. N GLAND, IRULAXD, DRAFTS AVAIT HT CAT PRROTHERS Co., No. 86 Sar ths SIL 8 BAR \EW.YORK STE AMS LIN] 1. Wot, dives $M, Hob, and $20, payuble ia For sur 5 Va. 8%, $60, sad $20, payable in Lod wi 'FNN, Lilet ze, Trox n New Yor Aug ti Al i nl tron New-Vetk, "Sep Oth, B JNA, y brcoe f News York Sept. ith. fd A i or pa New Yori, Sevi. 26h. Tio w iron steamship WM PERN; 3,500 Suns, will 43 12 es rac on SATURDAY, August ‘35, at oon 2 Pler The accomusodations for passe er ma dt I 2 naary 8, For Pa fe apply to x As, whl “a 27 Brosdwey, For Freight apply st STVLAND ASPINWALL. Agents. EAMSIIP 1 s for the Lo opean "Continent pe HE CONTINENTAL MAIL 8 COMPANY.— acrvimmtl NEW YURK 1 EA wil. sing off HAVRE to land Mails and Paseo gers Tie Companys line Steauships wil leave this por as foll, h% FON. Low er 2000 tun CIT A t ERICSS0 CIRO v ER!IUS-0 or (uM Rats of passoce t p. Havie, Firat Cab Wo cropd Candi, $50. god ts COULVALLT, y Passense Foods dering 'o VF Gem v s Nuire $0 3wiizerand, no vi oft ari J nerience veevt on bo An SE beg Be sido OR DORs Rotterdam and Amsterdam. ois of! ad ng “4 git elle expe sod, arg signed therelar. WB That 48 DAN I; 1 ope For Fraiz't or Ho SA QAM Co (drove) Ashnte _ No. 110 Pear ste Mencver-square, and No. 6 Ok Lp sw 1 ork. §TEAMAVEERLY {15 8 L~rOW and belRISH PORTS Ahe rit Ne or fer “ted ol the A The avoiite Baten renal ARRAY. A JOA nim SATEHDAY, Sept. FUHIBLERNIA 5 #AT! DAY, sept. Rates of Washoe pove non tug plo 1 verpne Glasgow, Buu Der ri ling, $0 aud ‘®70,; wae i er ror Ports to Nev "York wi; tollam J Ge #109 00q Speers CS v tige Couupany'’s ofl oe. UAC DONALD &4 0. Agent No. 6 Bowling Green, w York, HI. Noi AMBRICAN, LLOYD.—ONLY AM RICAN ETRY OF FIRSTCL ARS ‘OCEAN STEAMEKS BLETW FEN NAW.YORK snd B REMEN va, Cow ves pr ryine the ted States Mail, ana fexivg peese! gers to Fnglend, France and Gia: cave Fg Jo ud fem Pler 4. NI. Ti th RSDAYS BA A. J onder. 2 HAT ne, 3,000 b, po Aug. 16. A Md RO LFS Hl Sendel 2 £00 tun, 1,000D fe, Aug. 30. ATLANTIC Hever. co Aer. een. ond 000 tune. LOO «pes Sept. Rates of Passage peyivle b gold or 1s €q ivalent iu United States WATOOCY. WANK fo BREMAN, HAVRE. LONDON and SOULHAN {PTO i Lure, A! 3 io in $f: 0, Slecrage. 375. Po Foot bond bt Ste Agents. No. hd Benverst., W. Y CORON IN PRI J OF PASSAG 7S Hh anig A ta Englu hv res GO snd FILA re fitted, will Bere Pier No. 37 North "Rivers for ievre, calang Mr al woer Jecisoly bl i ak 7 CELE Saturday. Avg. 4. 1066, Lie HENRY ALG rdey, Sept. or 1B, no. SAMUELS, get. 3 3s RAGO..v A. GADEDEN, turdey, Oct. 27, 186¢, Hk Go eas, veacerssss Saturday, Nov. 24. 1 Ha PRICES 3 WA CNL Biv coun. Ficet-Class. {ower Sods 11.1 ITI o adecond Clase, oo oy ‘uastsh er on wil isan ob STik expe for Mach Alpi R ude, AB JOSEPH i COmsTO K, Agent, rr 3 Groadwoy. New York. JAMYS A N Havte, oh2igl Agen: in Louscpe. RAL HR RAN: (3 werts. Pane bat “Ts wre “A Fol LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT STA A —1le June Line, silling semi-week'y, carey: WEDNESDAY 4 ALO. 2 J rn ots ONES YL A i. A Bho i io casas rre ni SATURDAY, Tay H an or MANCHESTY VT ipAY wea WEUNESDAL, at noon, i Nath RA fi 0 a1 in Carrency. amen Boer en A TEE EEE EE EL by W orn, Fi Cop $1 Steersge RB ewrency. 4 Bremen, 4¢ $40 enrrency. tates. tau be bot Ee apeons ending To ti thelr fends. ont big stick, epply at Lhe Compan JO! nN 0. DALE. A oat, No. ny New-York y i AMSHIP I NORTH GERMAN LLOYD" STE EAM ap ta BEMEN JL A Nopusba, er llr ve. KsoveRe. BATURDAT. ug 2, BREMEY Via "SOUTHAMPTON 0 Padweyhads bo ON AXD BREMEN, LONDON, IAVRE, *S0 THA oor oy Wn oarieney “Shiba following retaw, peyab's iu 557 Morrie “ike Hy) Siw, pve AION, i fe plember o boat of vassere wry hon Go. Wa 08 Braadat dsiBe for Spavie of valgeu'fs, Liles ee a: dite ‘ee $35 211 n follows: 7 the W a“ with un Mauch Ham oy Wer Gop. Eerauton, Wilkesbarre, G1 ittston, hates, ete. Ocean Steamers. JPOR NEW.ORLEANS DIRECT—The new aid first-c'ass Steamship GION wy BL-Ci mshi EN. GRAN r OTE. lonva pier Wo, 8, North River, on SATU DAY A F Ww I lacs, vil I a freight or passsge, having unsur a <b, at 3 pom. model in 1 L CROMW ELL Co, No. 86 W eat ot y rl joo NEW.ORLEANS DIRECT. —The New-York Matt Steamsttn Company's _ Mah steamer MARIPOSA will en on SATURDAY, Awgust 25, at 3p m.. from the Company's Fo No. 46 N. K. For freaght or passage “ppy to bs hi C. K. GARRISON, President, No. 10 Barcrayst A] It OR SAVANNALL GEORGIA, AND THR SOUTH AND Fy I'H-WEST, EMPIRE Si OF SIDF.W HE BL TE 8 AME EVERY BAT RDAY from jo PNG 3AVANNN new arrangement comme 6g August 1, Passay tickets 1ssued Lhrov TT ITITTTr YY oY i gomer Yeuetenes soe 54 OF COINS «vvcvaereieer... 25 Mooile oh FH o Mooile......c..... we B19 APDBDY sess eoveessivsivess $5| New-Orleans ww DK Ret ftadiae a vie «no ness s nsnes «35 very charge included, except meals on the rail i Steamers laud passengers in Sava 3 on iy Two passen jie tals leave Sa anuah daily y Bills of lading given for gh frelg ALABAMA, ails SATURD AY Ne 25,at 3p. m SAN SAL N ADOL, walls SATURDAY, Sept, I. at 2 p.m reight received daily anc ity 1s ol ng wig mt y For freight of pus T tla ugH ghd on tl agi JARRI: 0° i ALLEN No. 5 Bowling green, N. vs y TATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY A (Limited Yu Ste mers weekly to Liverpool, o fat Curent town. The spiendid ¥i st Class ron Stes Ahips of his Line il be patohd 4 follows from Pisr No. 47 rih Riv yew i ha M E hii gi N cmpron... oie PTTIITIT s y RDAY Aur “PENNSYLVANIA” 3 experienced Surgeon on each shir ig dealin issued for any amount “payable nk in rtad or on the Continent J payshl Vy any bank in Great Britain RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLR IN CURRENCY Cabin [ISATURDAY. Sept 8. Re pone To Liverpool or Queenstown. .uiisesseiiens S 00 5 Thioogh Passaco to Paris, Avtwerp, Hamburg, Bremen, Laodon &e at ow rales y Steernge Passage Tickets to brine pe sons from Liverpool or Quoens- Sowa 107 $33 ut revey can La rained a No. 27 Broadway XS yu ht or Cabin Passage ply at the Office of the Company, T Brosdw for Stee 1h ket at ta Passage Ofice of the Ce mpany, No. 27 Broadwsy, or Ivo. 27: Pe W, J. HURST, Mansger. Gteamboats and tlailroads. |r YHiE OLD LINE for ORIENT POINT, Onn NT. GREENPORT and SAG HARDOM <T new sn elszaut omer ARTISAN, Capt. CG. C. GIRP ver Pie to fio o uty er st.. fast River, for the above pars, on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS aud SAT RDAYR tS Ret Jeuves Sag Harbor on MONDAY WED A 1 FRI 3, at 4 o'clock p. nd rs by this bre will be od 10 Bridge bampion, Esst an 1 f f EK an be 1868 Ta i 1 1 lerk. on 1d, TLL] ROTH] N Leekmavst, _ jor Orient Point, Orient, Greenport and £4 Har bor.—=The new and (Jezant gd e camer ¥.d rd Lk verett, Capt. Henry Tatterson, will leave foot of Mariet-st, 18r No. +4 ast ver ty Tuesday, Thursday 1 1 y ir wil ave oag larbor every Mond Wer Rl td pI I: ACS woes ip NLM EADY 0 Jor WHITESTONE, Bu 114% Rock, tireat Neck, Sands's Point GLEN 1 lone i, and ROSLYN. The Steamer SEAWANIIAKAL I 4 ast Maver, N 1 n 4 x n Nol hit te Joon NEW BUR il, WEST POINT. POUGH REEPSIE, RONDOUL IN 3 Dock. Cortuwa New Hamburg nd M ilt STH AMIh MARY POWELL Teaver Doshroce vy af 1 3 Quilty, Sund yA

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CITY BOS d- 1a Log leave N p y gauge 4 ud Pier No, TON r ter “Truc I'ruck Cars Foi NEW a} 1 V Is on Axles 0 1 thers connec e iy point Norwi W oreest oT, 1 8 Uydianlic Jacks; tea tans auset aud Na is, sud New-London an Cs Freight takcu at the lowes, rates -Ave tan 3 md Cast Sonp Tron, second-hand P E. ice ihititn, 1 Loops, Vroad Acs, Manks, Plattormend 1 1 r Sealee, Lagt»rus, Oars, Desks, Tables and ay te of ron: PORT JEPFTERSO i ulso er teamer Pl IN boli. fro I $3 (loot Rui st A Nae Vrame Be idie "i DAYS 1 iLESDA SATURDAYS A What whors tn o'clock o, m., at tha Militarr Rai od wi rl or 5 lroad lee at Viee JOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, Wo y| stored” The Raiivoad iro. and Car Vhea's SIy MOUNTAINS and IL fF MEMPLHREMAGOQ 850 re, nea tie O mgeand Alexandria De Bodo leave for New lavenat i 1b at 1111p mune Wait? 4 w ah fi alto be i et Pp 5 TURS NDEPENDENT LINE. IR 1 Auzmat 24 Pe, atllo wm, 0 Fon PROVIDENCY led Flower r Box Cars. eninge FARE TO PR n resting tans i “i ge (Vex RL °e FARE TO BOSJON «reves +e cae P fa 3 in The sew side-wl Foner ESCORT, Capt dK Sonar LY Ayo (ion relive to te y will bo f ed oF r Pr e estion w Lule way 4 br ns i, ASQASE pour or 16 7 iankite 4 i i rll 1 WPS. No. 21 i Lymaz aor ad Xa Ta Ea ma] 3 5 Fpl woul dai 1 rr “ON 1 rikecpsie ub jonutics n {a g ry Nr JONULILS ils 4p tu. Jandis Cornws oa. Wana 178 4 Ne H BT 1 Pe k and POS RLARIIT 138. y i Sat andi Jat y Thos. Corus Jolt HEROIN sduys A DITIONAL IES to N oY wrdays. fun 1 loan ont do y Ha 4 fun o ro AN! La I v lied In JONG BEANCH-—Toe I oar’ Lo ron of this fw Sisters wha died In tie scrvice aed pewadons to SL AB RD, Capt 1. AR, every day Res Be DITO! 3 Jo 47 liros oe losves Pier toot of Chivers AVDHIONAL LOUSTIES aud PENSIONS. ~All adiste plac wo abd three Fe vo! vs «di alg pia <LAWARLE BAY RAILIDAD. eb, boirs of G0CCION ann: saanove discharzed wound ARTTAS ANRIIARGE OF TIM} dollape, Bly Phau sad oo huidie LY JNDAY, Ang 6, 1065, the tratue aud boat, of this Fueroasedogngions for w Yo we having intaor children pp. sud af leave os lows being Nisahy us, Cony "n hed i all Co t JESSE HOYT save T fyot of Wratis. EL. BROWN Utreey Sotiottors” and United Siates nest, ot 10:40 a. w.. connecting wil IB PE Agents, No. Park plice (removed vow 2.) ong Srwuch, Kariaingdale, Joint Po estes ATSHELDON™ OLD OFFICE, No. 7 Bocknan 1d Cldlsdelpiia, and all station t e Cuinden aud Al be amd fouall v, widow! jirond x qonthe ant) A el 3 $s urual, Ure At 4p. m., %om Pier Wo, 32 Nor Riser, ard 4:15 p.m. ft er a ofioers No. 3 North River connecting with iraios for the sbeva poluis sud Wy NT Ios 1 WYK TY i Rogimonts of Philadel; aud s Lr td Br N.Y. V. ue, a Fae tol B hon this irsin, only So con vine moxl Yeh 1 3 BOL AE TH i Fare to Philadephia on ol trains, $2, No.1 18 SHELDU. I'he Froizht Dost loaves at d p. iu, for ell poiats ou the liu i L Pliladclphbin So VEIES AND PENSIONS, 810) “hi I'wo REVIRNING TRA N3 LEAVE PHILADELPHIA: AP ew pe caved ss bo wie Express, at daw, uf f Vine-at La New-York have oF lV. OF ats abd to witaws 1 exphoss B12 per ho} nd I'xypre at J:4%a. m from Camd ving at New: oth for S14 nuder hat a bal Cor 2108, s 2 i York at 9:30 a ni, and SOpj ng ut Fier No. 3 Nore River. wo bs y a deceased a Rica r i 5:15 p. w., ari New-Yors etd e 1 xt I “4 of A 12930 0 i! ole 4d in New-y x ot Pier N 's 10Ne x w w be received "ier No. 3 WA CLAYTON, Bupt. i a ties. 1 i" i ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.—Sununer GIrrange- jg, Ist i 4 went trom Angost 13, 1006 —~Leares James olin. N. 8 ao m. core of the shove laws (or si'e rents for Groen, rt ions; lv a mw rf Svosset #nG Way sta ww 4 HARL H 8 tons: J: W ruin for Greenport 4:00 p. 1 Syosset 1 No. 11] Broa way stat ous; North lelip and way stations, and Selurdey Rel by special permiaion, (0 Lie Hon, Joba T. Hi an r pighls to Yaphark of s Ly. i "AMNY $I N 1] ‘y A Di LINE, STFA IBOATS CC. VIBBARD and PANCREAY s i i J: EXTRA PAY--Al A ¢laimw w tad i oly, pty of DANY OL DREW, will leave Desbrosses-st., DAILY ot Tih a irty-fou:'h A at 4a m.. tor Albany and Troy, janding oa 2 onze Newburgh, fotigh yee; sie, Rliineb Bristod, Catsh ll, aud ludson. A high! dra t enuboat wu aiiivel ot Along ny ps gers +1 Imsghc ys 10 Troy, wyskis cormertious wil hog "A wi wh Ce steal ed. Ne ieeight, or carrigees, received OA or a TR ELEPSIE. —=On pid after yavs AT foe P vo ‘Steanbont AKMERN fs Wi leave seh JAY Mt Deter, a. “und 7} ve li-at. tt Of Jsvdinz et Yor Veshrosses dy, jit, C w's, West Pont Cou ring Cornwall, New. i New-Lia MOREA oad Millon. Reta ing, leave Pouglikgcprie nw. i NEW- JERSEY RAIL ROAD, Trains les fool ol LN Courtlandi-st., for PHILADELPRIA, at 7 ane dem, lm 40 snd 12 p. m. 2, BALTIMORE and WASHINGION st Band IVa w. Pe ey ond 12 miduight, Foot of Barclay-+t.—4y: snd after J v 11. Morning mei! traice for Hisekettstown aud interocdiate tions will leave at 5.00 a wm. Mau Express tor ail stactons west of Milburn el4.10 pow. Dover Express al Op. ow. SCNOCH, Assistant Saperintendent Nev-torkam NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD. 1856. BUMMER ARKANGEMENT, 1845. COMMENCING JULY 9, lusd Passenges Station fa New-York, corner Twentv- seventh and Voutthave Loptiauce on Fweuty seventivat. TRAINS LE AVE FE 8% W.YOuUN: For New-Haven, 7.00, 2.00 (Ex.) 11.304 m.; 1215, (Ex) 500, hx 45, 4.00 and Co (Ex, p.m ber bnd epoit. 7.00, 8.00, (x. 4.30 a mi M215, (Ex) JW 5 4.0 and 8.08 (Xx..)p. For Mutord, end Strettord, 5.00, Eat AY 45 4.90, p. m. a or Fairfield. Southport sud Weitport, 7.00, Ua s 3.43 4.000 mor Norwalk, %.90, 8.00, (Fx.,) 98.30, 11 a. m 1215 (Ex) 00 bx 5.40, 4.30, 5.30. 8.00 (Fx.,) 5. m. F ct Darien, 1 0, 6.50. 11.0 8m. For Greenw!: 1.00, 8.30, 1.0 a. For amici, 700, £00 (Fx.) 9.50, 1130 a 2.00, (Ex) 3 i, 4.90, 5.50, 6... 8.0) (Ex...) p. 14 Kor oii t es end intermenicte staions 7 2.15, 845, 4.50, 5.0, 6.30. 7.00 p CONNEC ING TRAINS. For Boston, via Sprivgild. £.00a. wm. (Ex.) 403 {Ex 12.06 pm. For Hil via Sbore ide, 12.16, (EX. 8.000. "w riod and Springheld, B06 8 Bi (lax) Liz. 15, 2.00, (Ex.,) LAO p. For Cobectiut River Xei'rosd, 8.006. m. (Ex) 1215p. m. Mon 8, to Northampton. arbi. Providence wd Flatkill Railroad, 8.00, (Ex.)s. m.; wisn Re wen, New. Joudon sud Stoniagton Reiiresd 4 6.00 By ay fir LH yi: 159. m. to Northam ten. For Housstouic Railroad. ¥a m., 3r, on Por Nauratn k Ruiroaa, 8.008. m., 1.00 p. For snd Norwes Rallrosa, Tum. 12, Na by w, 4720p m. Bleepia ele ytlucized vy 0 Si HOLT. Bvt Ek RIE RAILWAY. Trains leave Depot foot 0 C wt., Pevonie Ferry AL ok: apres for rochester: Bultic o. Mlemarce Dirkirk and 2/1 poluts West snd Soni gs m.,, Way Trin, Sih to Otisville. 0s 1, Laer Mil jail to Sslamaucs and VV est. 1“ p.m, Wa be rain, 8 3 ddiatore. Susah Watiich. 4:0p. Wy dos Peit a) ewburgh, aD 5.20 p. m., Night Lxpreds, Bui a fach noaend Donkrk. bp _ Lig) fin thing Fores Satialo, Salawanca, Do ckirk, adel pointe fast dud 3 Srp wll Ee wi, Kolgrent Train, r oo cone lion with sll Southern and dreivs run w direct €OF FT RIDDLE, Geu) Ue We hg rR Ger) Paee hy Chm PAILROAD 2 fe Fig Ds wey Ral ie MAL sie a West, except when in miles and tires Bours suved by this line to Chicago, Cinco Lodis, ie oi ot 5.00pm. 4.0,5.00,630 p.m i 12.15, (Eg) 15 fa m.~ fc aia Alanon Jeb] Pittsburzh oR chen of sare a ir RE LX Sa “ur SA Ol es Weston, Allentown, Much Ta: Rin Pesiaviic be. Hatred Lc cranton. Great "lend, Deihlehow mycekClonk or Somerylis and Flemington. 6:15 p. m.~—Kor Somrvidle, Far now ile. 8p Po WE MTERN EXPRESS TRAIN For Easton, Alle "Heading Hazishuyg, Pitibu eh sud the West. Ler plug hades thi ugh ym Jersey City Lo 1ibishurgh every evenioz. oath ur be A erty, NR a No. 1 Astor rkey,, Tor of 21 4 1a%it Broadway, wid at the princi Baten, re Noa PEEOSIaR 0, STEARNS, Sdoecialeadon wa STI A LL IEE ST TO TY SRS al Loezroas A ORRIS and ESSEX gb AILROAD COMPANY 700, 03, ILD) amy Glcamboats and Raiiroads. I oh RIVER and TIARLEM RAILRUAI fonda fey 4, 106, teaing for Albany and Troy we fo N vorileiu aud Western trains, will leave New-York Tidha mw Expo s train via ¥102 n 1. Thirtieth sf and Te heave, t ugh to Buf an} S enki hs rid ww i change’d! cars. and connecting st Troy with train a Bids w Bar via Rowe, W, and O, Re'lrosad, This train will run on Sunday, Cou gection for Troy will be made ut Albany, ws, 1 p. m. train via Haden River Ra'lroad with sleeping-ear attacked srriving at Albany and Troy in the moruisg, sud counecting wi b trains for North and We WM. lI. VANDERBILT, Vice President NEW. YORK and TROY STEAMBOAT COM- A PANY. <The boats of thie Lina COXNPOTICUT and R iP VAN WIN {KLE~leave "Pr No. 44, foot of Springst., N. R., for Tt daily irdoy exe plodyat b pow, Tick ts sol and bag re oh to sarstoga. and all points Nosh. Lhivis the airect line forthe Ne th without change of cars BLASTER ETS vr wT Gales bn Auction. SSIGNEES' 8, ALL AT AUCTION, By A THOMPSON CO, On theprem! os, Sey mber 4, 1966, at 3 o'clock p. m, LEAD MINING PROPERTY, near Northampton, Mase, All the viduwle Lead line and Mining Property, Bulldinzs, Fa gives, Leal Etate, Dwelling Houses, "Oring ug aud Washing Ma chiuery ol the lampton Mit u wd Smelting Co. For farther per ticulazs apply te E. R. WIOGIN, or OC, S. LYNCH, Ass guecs, Bos® Ty t 3 st.—t8l8 0 It woks, Works of Ar “aney iio da. Furniture, d DY BANGS, ME RVG 0. browdway cor. Ati. (vo. A. v ont ld RADE SAL bo A Broadwiy LVAVITT, SIREBEIGH Co., successors te p Co y NMENTS SOLICITED, ADVANCES MALE kd jd TREASURY Deparraext, Custom HE RroaxoNp, Va. August d JXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE of GOV Bay, 4 NENT TOBACCO, Several bunds Is of fi (CoNEl gris Yen in con niler with instructions from H. Ris'ey. WTHEINZ BN) t, wil be st bidder, t able Avction,at 11 o'clo foren SDAY the A day of Sentember next, at WINSTONS rue of Fourteenth and Cary-sis, inthe cif) ol RICHMO:? IA, the doi win i RED AND ABANDONED PROS TWO te ROD (or a a ne i i Hi AED BOXES MAXUY AC The Lea! b gal el f Rosnoke, Fraukly, Cg i ri Vv Pitta yi fu. Me and go to! co an ot Sti ch suitabl for v Pres. und 1 Iv

prose i off i. di i 1 li ads 1000 1 1 ppl i vi y "e v Sauipe ol hi will bey for in pection at the sales ten days preceding th day ol TEENS Cash, in Goveramet JOA LOOMIS Assictant 5 A vont Urrtor or Asser, OM, U0, 8S, Mae, I. HL, No. 200 G sires v Wasuisaron. DC, ALE OF [ATTLY STATES SAMILITARY RAIL t Al x UNION CLAIM AUENCY, No, AB PARK ROY V (Post Office Box No. 2 241), New York PEN UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK EVERY NIGHT. UNION CLAIM AGESCY, No 4% Purkorow, Thoge wie sizued petition last Wikto:, sppiy at once. COX NO. Ul NEW YORK {RL 'D STATES ARMY AGENCY, No. 2! Broadway, up sieigs removed irom No of Blesker st, New-Yo city. CAL LION ors aid ther Lelie are canloued agaist pute ous advertise: $8 soll gs ther 2 bounty faws ist passe). Soldlers of 1661.2 now entited, and {apply by er, or in i for inforv ation, and f desir d the it claite v oe forwarded. Lastab- linked 1662 YW 1hOns, PARENTS aud CUILDUEEN of Dr ASED 0! Ral entitled te Bot NTY. Apr a n a4 CRON, Tires Puilding, New-York UEION C14 Re Ai NCY Rr Omen Boy No, 2.241), (0 AND C50 BOUNTIES for SOLBIERS COLLECTED ut once st the o'd siand of LEFFERTS WoL Lo, Ne $0 LAK here Aiunes Luling yo oid "Open ¢very 0“ ondent ply hid we od. UN ON (LAL AUF NCY. (Pout oc Box Ne! ZA), No. 40 ARK-ROW, ¥EW-YORK MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1866 at Fle enth-avenie to a po int seve. y-five fet west of 10a 3] a Rix Ratt er Mellrosd cor with We te wa oy Th re er ny Har lam Ril ror the Nn¢ Nl r Pourth-ave. WV ur bist ved anon Fy 8. Pittane Lc. at Al with trains t Troy with trains for Sarsto Suing Bow tresl 84 Spcings, Rutland, Burlington aud Mou 4 p. m. RDO ju in via Hudson River Railzc od +1 f Fig cor r at Albany with trains r We t, andet Troy with trains for oti wit h ping cars sttactol, Spm Expestr sin yin aren Raflroad conn ting Caafhnt n with We! y: n Road for Lebanon Springs and Pi es A tafe with trains for Wet, and at Troy with traius fo aud Mc tig 3 1b ius lor oh J, Barlinglon, nu Express tnala vin Hudson River Railre 1, with 1 YU s'eep 14 the! ol I, and throaal to Hao and Su pension Bridg oor itsont chanze of cars, Also Sen! «Cer every day eccepting Ssturdays attache! from Ne VOI through to Ugdensburg withont chan landt-sireet to the extent of half br sadway, sud from Ureenwich-street to Washiluttop-sireet, Orricy, BOARD OF ASSEsiORS, Ne 3 "Court House, Aug. 10, 1986 v-York, Angst 8, Tour, CHARLES G, CORNELL Stent Torporahion Notices. C RPORATION NOTICE. ~Public Notice is here! yi Bb i to the owner or owners, occupant or occupants of all sand hota, amy roved or unrmproved lands aflectel theony treet, opposite No. 272, Havin crosrwalks in Th Fo “ving erosswaik in West: Chariton siren tothe w tL 3d. Far laying crosew fram north-east to north-west corner of Cour landt and Greenwich 110 £4. 4th For ying er rig od «st street from north-cesterly corner w of Charlton ty ot sth.=For layi L wall tr ip the souiingast to the south-west rues of Watis ad G reenwich stree 6h, For balding sewer ia Forty xin street from present sewer Per nth-averue, th. =For pavicg Mulberry street from Bleecker to Houston street th rap block h.—For paving Thirty-sixth-street from Sixth to Seven!! avenues vitnt a Ol—For piviag Twaaiieth strest from Broadway to Fourth avenue with ir p blo wk Ml. —i op ving Forty Bfih- street from Sixth to Nint h avenues w th The limits by such Asseasmont, inclule all the several ben ope sud Lots of Ground, vacant Lots, pieces aud parcels of Land, ted on it toth sides of Third-street between Avenue B and Avenne C. 24. —0u the east side of West-street and the South side of Charlton street to the extent of Lalf the blook on eiiher street {com south-eas corner of Westand Charlton strects, 3d.~ On both sides of Greeuwicli-street to the extent of half the et, and on the north side of Court. the block from Ureenwich-street to 4th, The east side of West-street and tha north side of Charlton street to the extent of half the biock on either street from north-east t of Wost and Chaglton-stierts Un both sides of Ureenwi:h-streets to the extent of lielf the yim Watle-street to Desbyosses-street, and on the south side ot treet to the extent of half the block cast sud west of Green Gth,=0n both sides of Forly-sixth street from the Teuth to the Elevoutl-avences. Tth.—0On both sides of Mu berry street betwoen Dlee ker and ous ton streets and (o the extant of hali the block either way ou Lleccker a 4 Houstou-stree's th. —On both sides of Thirty vixth-street from tle Sixth to the Sov. venves and to the extent of half the Lloek either way on the ciiur strecls, i 9h. —On both silos of Twentieth street from Broadway to Fourth- venne les of Forty-fifth-street fro in the Sixth to the o the extent of halt the block either way on the interests are affected by the above named Assess. he are opposed to the same, or either of them, are re- ted jo ea ther Hy eciions In writin gz, to one of the under jee. No, THAMBERS-STREET, BASEMENT gue NEW C ot fit) HOUSE, L. hin thirty dors from the date of this nolwe, JACOB F. OARLEY, JOHN D, ol JL El, Board of Assessor. ISAAC O. HI 01 POR \TION NOTICE. —Public No 0 is ry t org WHer or owners, ocgciug Lioieby given to t! nd lots or unis up ved Is ai thek iio, ssi cuts have been it y elle 08 Bo lo a aitor examination by al] Patios 1st «wine a 2 i", for} fr AN fourthi-at, from Broadway to Ninth-ave. UZ ANT.et barrier on the south-east corner of Worth d Centre-sts, 3d. For bui Cont re-ita ing astreet 8 astreet sin on the south-west corner of Worth th. For buildin eet bad a fy J] he rh ing a street Dadb oy 41,6 north-west corner of Worth For? lating i Fo grading, setting hy and gutter stone, and faz siden ai in Une-hiuedr dibi-st ot te belvoen Eighth-ave. aud Broad willing a sewer on the westerly site of Fourth-ave. from ity t.ton pe 0 Let orth of Sixty tm t N N {hel etude 1 bry ch Asw nent include J] the several ws and lots ol grouad vacant lots, pieces, pars o ad pire wl land, Ist, Ou Noth stdes of Forte fourth st. trom Broadway 4. 00 feet pest of Nisdisave,, nud 10 the exiont of hall the block on the ater tivets OF Lye! ue Y dl it z fWortl t. from Contre to Litt!la Water sta od, Un tie ror ride of \Vorth 1 Centre to Elmeste i Unt ouch lo Worth.s fo to Este, and 4 3Mon fi 10'A point 125 fect norih of Wor id both sides f ne-bhandredth-of, from Fizhtl.a to a poiut vhs ot hh Ye. i the extent of hall the block ou the

Yu i be Ww gcly de of hit ave. from Fillyminth st. to a pia pA byt pn Sixtva'oth ard Seventioth sis., and on both tides 4 disom ave, fot a point lu Af way between Fifty ninth aud #58 tO a poi alf way between Bixty ninth and Seveatieth ov! and or He siely of Filth ave, from a point he I vray bo y ulpth I Stull ste to Noventio ob ard ale 8 ety Foor and Fifth-ares, on both silos of the wtersces store br an Sixteth t <4 Ly ninkl ~sis doclnsive. Ally wate Datere ts ave acted by the above-named A {who ot mwaosrd to the swine, ox wither of them jto presco r Jeetious in writ ong of, 150 undef: 1, at thelr cific. No. 32 Chambers at, yA ent Now Court sem, Witilu thin y days frou Ls olive, —Uitice Boerd Aesovrors, New Hone, A 2 1 1096, ACH OARLT J JON DO, FAR, 1SAAL 0. HUNT, __Bo rd of Asscsio ore, aToON AGUADUCT DEPAR A ENT_TO J VOT oo od Proponls will be received at this filer ds, Holl Parks, uotsh LL o'clock a ne MONDAY au of BL and hd cppal ances r +4’ Corners, in the toWnsliip oi es id “iy wal for a Dam, Le. for Stogage iw Patngm Cénnt tha Craton Age t Danartment.” t odo buve indoors tie nama bidder, and date of his prop "lane es be "wn sowelfimations ob ained ut the ollice the Logins at Doyd's Corners, near Larme. dpe law be bAalned 4 tis ofice i MAS #1 HENS Crolon no 1 TACK A A.W, CRAvey y Departaicot Owrion oF THR Sia ov poy pra 25 Puoan 5 rf) CONTRACTORS. —Proposals, Tt fosed $i Ld vwelop bndored with tis Sule ol 2 we work snd thin ame WW ndder wnlien Lhe wil va tecelved ot Las ioe atid res oi re oe) in ht rane akan nl "ee vr ror a Bf sdb himn'y elher with the specifications ata “ot Le atned NTE Dated Sti et apr pry wioner, oY REME COURT, 1a the matter of the APPLI CA the C1PY OF NEWYORK, rel lat! oe to Le OPENING and EX 3 SQUARE TA THECITY OF "NEWYORK —1"ursuant to Statate 1 the Suite fr 4 90 rhol the Sate proveoent hereby finended iv the opening snd exte and required (0 answer the coup this neti

dav of such service: snd if you ‘gil to wnswe the wal within tie time sforeseid, tle plaintiff wil reke juds you fof the sum of Oue Tue geand Do lars, with futerest from a ONL TR Machinern, 1) Al q0 ARD MACHINES, manufactured and ap- plied 10 Power and Hand Looms BAL MORAL SXIR LOOMS wade end sltered to weave any kind of tzuges. FINDINGS for figured Wenving in all ite Haun- nes. JIEBON, SUSPENDER and TAPE LOUNS, sino Locwsto weave a ud of La row goods, made ti order, Lab SUSPEADT I STRAPS, with button Loles, on th mest approved plan. Machinery for ‘Le me ifort ie of Drews A ming to factured and for mle by W. Fr. UHLINGEKR No. 1.621 No th Ceromndost. Phiadelphin, Fa pr MPS. DisTILLE RS. REFINERS, aud ail having Chemical Works be st ol onthe EUREKA PATLAT FUMY Co. Ne. 08 Futon st. New York, Qi AM-ENGINES, Flax, Hemp. Tow, tnd Rope Mrolivery, Machinist Tools, 0 ph RAFFERTY. Warehouse, No, 4 Deyst. Werks Veterson, NJ, THE AMERICAN STEAM "BOILER ACCIDENT INS! ANCE E COMPANY. Organized under the Laws of tie Etete of New York. PIRCCTORS WwW. EE, EVERETT, 3, W. PARSONS, GLO, WW. QUINTARD, RUGH ALLEN. G i. DELAMATER, E. COPELAND 2 L. Mol READY, ol. MARSHALL LEFFERTS, Yi 0. LIVINGSTON, MORRIS Ja NKLIN, R. J. THORNE, LDWARD HAIGHT, MIRES CORYELL, rob, Woo Men. CHAUNCEY VIBRARD, Capt. J. J. COMSTOCK, Vom LUCIUS ROPINEON, JAMES BISHOP, J, OG. HARRISON, HARRISON LONKING, oy 8 ROWLAND, J. V. WERE L CK, 3 kx DOUGLASS, A. 1h. BARTAL, W., COPELAND, I J. aT Sani HOW, Cepte Ric HARD PEC K, W.H WwW LLACE Hee, EDMUND RICE, ELLWO( watirn, Cel. WM, CROOKS Tue r Books of Subscription to 1A kL ital Stock o this Co at the NATION ANK OF THE COMMON. will WEALTE Lon FIIURSDAY, yi 1866, Capital Stock, $200,000, in shares of $100 each. DWARD MARGIT, J. J. COMSTOCK, NT SMECREADY, f Subseription, C. W. COPELAND, Veco: day gif Janey, One 1 and LI beside the cost eer ontiony Dat we ARO rnd AS WILLIS. Deferdants money densud on contact (Con. not ve ved) sd reqoied to answer be Comin ut dn tule Dllevenue Stay action, which will be tled nthe office of toe. Cen e'el. 4 lgre spo L cue thourend eight bo néred and nan 6x, besides tie cone of Uw sction.~Dated 3 Rew Yo ork, July 3, Vv. EV ERETT. Comino er d Nr IRR RE TORS or EXTRACTS THE AIR FROM THE hay tihrons. if Ph AY others fat pro the Sublio agatzat they J i eH AAPA AAAS BIO Gent Tet! a Wooster, aamaniel, Ml Fohed Medal et lass Fair American Institute, spring and iso, Furniture on hand snd made to order, Qo 4 Farmers and Others. NAS Sn Livuewick, New Jeol. ENAMELE of war- ao Gt 3, q (+4 in sid olty saul complain subecel street, In sald hi, with'n twenty 5] Heb favis is sum. Lions ob You, exclusive of the day of ud on u fuil to snewer the said complaint within the tine ried he AMT this action wit take take edt spainit Yoh you ii the sum of sand coven hu rd ith iret, SI five, Lion's na ¥3 from the 28th day of thousand alah b undred sud sixty sly, vatidmd the costs aud ICKHARDT" Extension FARLON BEDSTEAD Cen be made in sofa and Shai to suit the it 1s uly ifr gent frow the common wofa-bod; it bas am equa! space. Factory Cd Sauls, No. 167 Bleeckerst., cor of Sullivan. filed in the oe of the Clerk 0 the City Hall, in whol cil Pwo AL DERN NE Y HEIFT RS, TLTILBY "and “DOXIE," three and four w ouths old, out of stock imported Ly Mr. Thon of Long Island, for SALE, Address Box No, ¥W, New: oe Re a Professional Notices. NOVICE TO, PATIENTS -NERYQUS, J Special Anatomy, Ke. in N. sturved to is Winter resis 1, west Third ave, Consulting Lours wl SHORTLY APPEAR=The 16th Revised Edition of D; le. MEDICAL BOOK, so luclspensable to bo L sexes, married aud erp-ciuily the young. Legal Notices. ON of the MAYOR, ALLURMEN, snd TOMMONALAY DING of WORTH-3T., from BAXY BRST, to CHATHAM: b eae inde wid provide ithe Mayor, Al sr tuei aid Commoualty of Lily of New) ark. bereby give notice, thet they nlc end to apply to of New-York, at a Epecial Ter a Lott, ole! eid at the CITY HALL, in the City of New-York, he thitty Urst day of August, las, ot the opening of io at day or a4 enon thereafter gs Couuse! can be beard, the arncintment of Commissioners of Esti te snd Arasssment, re and extent of the im the sbovereutitied matter; that the nat nding of Worth: rom Texter, th hak sane io the City of New-York. Das wd New-York, August KiCHAT Ro OOURMAY, Counsel to the Corporation. TUPREME COURT, City and County of New- bY York. =A. Jiclviosi pant DANIEL GAY, Funimons for mopey der nd on cunt t C pot served)’ Sg Sisasts To the nueve 4d dant Ye. ‘wre be Ruy SUOMI hick wh be ed in the Olle of Wh Clerk of 1 it mt the Clty Hal In the City 0) New-York County of New-Youk, snd fo seive a copy ol your Si «i to the said complet i Le wb oir ofiice No. 109 Brosd- ry. in the (Uy of New Yo x withic twenty days waiter service of" thls eupimcns on YC fusive of the complaint ent a alust the be drud end Siaty lve, 1 $7 L400 PEON, Pie int fe Att crniee The comp'aint ir Re wea wed in the ofice of tie Cork of the City am Couuty of New: Yusx, on woe 425 August, love, Atlawtw 1 GO. R&T. b, FEL CTUN, Farts Alger S! PREME COURT. —City acd Ccuuty of New York —GLOLGL WwW. STECLE. Pieiutif, seainst DELOS Summons fof 8 1.8. 1. To the Defondante: You are hereby summoned “70 cents Jokh of Lie ari ro Cor wor the Coy and waren sy of New Yak, st the ity Ma), we the iy of News) ork, FIVE A ob of your snewar oi a bald Lompiaint ch the Lo s-ribers, at ther (fie, No. 290 Broadway New ek City, within twenty dys after the "service of *hiy summons on You exclusive of the day of woeh service; and if you ‘ml to enswer the said ‘omp.aint win the time aforesaid, the plaintiff [io this setion whi take J 0g went pzninet yoo for the wum of Lve thousand and Snreigh i dos av.of May enty eight cots, withinterest {rer the tn ATSON CANBOEN, Plalptifi 's Attorneye. Tre com iafut In thls 22 tion war wed wm te chief he C ak of the Clty an Conty of New York. at the Cnty Hall in ihe Clty of New York, on the isl doy of Augurt, Ho AG lan iw M. WATSON SA NEON Pal pile Ataris. 8 PREME COURT.—SAMUEL 8. DOUGHTY ‘op! FRANCES A. hie Wite. Piaint fly, a IERTRUDE ARD, ANNE CATHARINE WARD FLIZA Ry any. I At Pactitior. ~In g emice of 43 adgment of the Supreme Court of the State of New-York, made and eucered in the above entitied ation on the Zul doy «lf June, 1066, 1, DANIEL P. INGRAHAM, jr., the Referee named ic sald judsmec’, will exrove 10 poblic an ction, on WLDNLEDAY, the Jtn day of Septem: ber, risdwsy. in tks City an MILLE thee three certain lote, pieces, or per vie ef grogud. und. Hina pric and peing on the easterly side of the Ith such, bet and Fortieth-sticets, in the Cig zether, are bounded the samturly find of Suing tugte nineteen feet southerly irom tle corner lossaee tioned the rid id cient} line of Third hase bt [0 wt 12 o'clock ueom, si the Ex Lange Salesroom, No. 11] 4 County of New York, by J AMES AM. Auctioneer, the followitg described premises, viz Joe w-York whieh, b being 5 ow to to described ue follows: Fegiuning at a point’ in rs iy lee ut the gener of avente wit ale aoa 1] te ath past aid periy lie rr deve Hite ence southerly paral! ae oy the Ci el ith Fortieth, sires seventy-five feet to the easterly of Third-avetine, and Senco noriberly sloeg slong said live of Third-avenue fiity-tive feet of sn inch piace of together with adler the and herent be- or in pradeari ork, August 11, CH IR re So. 1 te ai. and Gonnty of of Nev: sv. Pi wah, i y on Ula, See yt Nou er (A EET he of tho Clerk of the se Tah, wl two il and eighty-one cents, Wh August, one thousand Aptll, one disbursements of this ection. Plantit’s Al sroey, Nos 4 and 6 Broad street, ew. York. Dated August 10, myplatnt La tha aBove antitield act n was Jake Nomis hin he 0 Tie Ot and County of Kew otk. ot on the 1th day of August, A.D. 1066. 3 CLARK, Plalutifi’s Attorney, Au20 lavbwdl aud 6 Broad sreeh Nas Yoh Amusenen ec. NEW AMERICAN NO Bs oadway, between Spr ing COOLFST PLACE OF ENJOY TY E Uk D MUSEUM EXCL LED iN TRACTION SENT TEMPLE OF AMV'SE ME? y THE LATEST Al CESSION OF CURIOSITIE PURCHASED AT AN ENE S EXPENSE, ay or Ti IE JATES GORDON CUMMING, e following Assest nents Lave been completed and are lodged tn H ot tie Soard of Assessors for exswiontion by all persons st from sooth-cast coraer of ELF PIiAL os GIRAFRES LION S, I'l IGE iS, bs A OPARIR, AND OTHER AFRICAN ANIMALS NY FRING Ov ER 3,000 SPECIMENS, ii NTING IN AFRICA, HE pan 100s SALOON Las bish added A wh Ti wy to exhibit th RE AT cu RIOSITIES WwW TOUT EX NAL BRONZE PORTRAIT GALLERY, nze pe rirsiis of oll the celebrated Union Generals, bas FP MAGNIFICENT LECTURE -ROOM, ANOTHER CHANGE ANO ER Ri OF NOVELTY! AR! L$ ANOT! LE. R CHANGE! THE GRAND PANT MIME IMPAR view on LEAN PAINE NEW EVERY AFTERNOON at 4 The great Cowic Pantom WOXNDERIU I TRICKS, ND GORGE OU: 8 77: E NIC EFFEC 3 TRANSFORMATIONS, I'S, To td with tie Ballet Panton ine of tie FRISKY COBBLER, FULL OF MIRTH AND MERRIMENT. A haMioTH FAT CHILD, Amusements. PN Br OADW AY THEA ATER =ADMISSION 50 0 5 Conta: RECONS Tae 3 Hoots st. and Broadway STRUCTED ABD WHOLLY REDECC Ths Riles MATINELS KVERY SALUKDAY, “RATED. L flornoon Entertainments established this The 0 cont Sine gout th ore Ay wiht da wil be Pru al A ou mens t OPENING NIGIT 0° ck 1 etl thodougl MONDAY, AU GUST a, "1966, i n ough recoustruc fon aud ecorat f abla ment the Msuagor bas s a Their nals non, Of ih Pa tothe comfort of hus patrons by the general arrange nents and ap mepts of bis Theater, which may be justly pros sounced as une by eny other Temple of the Drona tis Nu ‘York, He has great p! ure iu sunouncing wa engarement wit the distin agedi TAMES STARK, vscishad Tragedian, who will, on RA) Ty PsDAY, a WE, DNLSDAY, ST 20, 21, a sppear in hi my pont atin of CARDINAL RITHELIEU...cvnisininns ves MR, JAMES STA snpported by a company of artists who must command the Julte de Mortimer (b N.Y.).Miss ALICE ulie de Mortimer (her first appearance in Miss Tie Chevalier de Manpiat pe J. Yr TEP I srirns PANDO x ur 5 ans 2200p 00s08 00000 Toe Sour de Berivghen.......... JOP. ssesanssrnsrssrves gt er characters by W. L. Jamieson, F. G. Evans, G. Ww, Newton, Henry Peck, OG. George, F. Moors, J. 8 Goolmeny Ww i. Beekman, K. Harris, Miss Helen Coleman, &e. PRICES AS USUAL. Box Office open from 4 to 6 o'vleck dally, when places may seenred sfx dary in advance BE w ARL OF sPECU LATORS IN TICKETS, as thelr nat trade is in no vay counteaanced by the Management, bat it ia onl the power of the public to abolish “the nuisance by withholding patrouage. In rehearsal, Schiller's ROBBERS Also the great drama (first time tn New-York) of NAPOL LEON. g LYMPIC THEATER. 3 Leonard Grover....... BERR RRRpTIIRISREIRIIS a id wei i THREE pA: LFS, GLASSBLOWERS. LIVING BIRDS OF HARES PLUMAGE, AFR] it AN CROWNED CRANES BL AFRIC AN YULBU ne. HE ADIT 4g ANT. DRED L RVing MONKEY Just arrived, ihe grea test assortsr MONSTER SN \Kk Ev i SERN IN AMERIC A. 125 PORTRAITS OF y Ssmaramat, aches Co Seal, Hau Grand Aquaria. Wax mismatic Collectious 0 iil Ea nidar ten. 15 cents. NTE. Kk GAR DEN. Feaverorsss eres Mr. AVL. STUART, Mas: DOECEssunse ssspnsssssss Shr BRILLIANTLY SUCK £5 FUL ENGAUEHENT of the great Comedian, Vi Sk VEST NIGIAT JOTIN BROU GIHAM'S JOHN BROUGHAMS So SUCCE SEU i EY AN LR “SCENERY, NEW COS ERICK O'DONNELL, Jardine! Min rar of 5 pair saiernres "3 E, Nani TEE ARS RENO H THEATE R. This elegant Hpern will be reo ead for the An‘nmn seeson o Anmrican aod 11alen Opera on THU Ff EVE sod will be produced Bossiui's was lerwork. IL i tne Metingoished Tta'ian eric artists; YA it SHE remy Donna, "PE Fiya ARO, Tenore, RELANDINI, Baritone, NICOLO BARLLL, Basso. wion=algons boxe 15); We x) and sid, Box- AA ud st bea: Behirmes's on au NO Exes] CHARGE FOR RESERVED SEATS. 'o LORIN 5 oy och ESS TIAN LON SRoTHER ns FOWARD and FREDERICE Sear Company ob Gymdasis, A int s, Dep: oY i ADL N Sine RE TIS (MONDAY EN ENING, August 20, 1 did BA OF THE MEMOR RE pi SENTATY D TUE ER PIR TURAL ER r RURGED NIG HLL A ge and fashionable andie: THE E CHANTING FAIRY ST ECTACL THE BLABORALE, ALD GL Eg PAG ThE. HIGHLY ROMAN LEGEND, Redolent throughout with Enclauting A and Artistic Dramatic Representat n—~aw and M anf Brilliant with Decorative Skill=Artistis in Peneiliog—0 Og Dou iful in Design and Com position—The Acme ri=Lillustra THE M: foxtrice NT PICTURESQUE ROMANCE, THE BEAUTIFUL [CE WITCH, sae hi ect of the most Battering comment AMONG OUR el FAIRY LEGEND AND GLITTE BING SPECTACLE, "Hi I THE ICE WITCH. THE ICE WITCH, THE ICE Non, With sb bis ita romans sats attri A YOUNG ARTISTS, THY WEBB SISTER THE GRAND GERMAN OFX RA CILURUS. MIZ3 THERESA WOOD, TILE OPERA DANSEUSS, THOMAS BAKER'S CHARMING MI'SIC THE NEW AND MAGNIFICENT SCENERY. THE GREAT CAST, All comprised in the bountiful Jc KE WITCH, FEDS. BiStHRS Also appesring Previcns Ei spuciac LIGHTFUL FiO E AN PIECE, With character personstions, sonzs snd dances, tc ng, WALL ACK'S, ELEVENTH WEEK or JHE ENGAGEMENT of the popular Young Lrish Cou. MB. DAN “BRYANT, Aud fouith br ok of t Hehar i, SUCCESSFUL DRAMA OF SIAMU 3 4 BRIEN, BOULD BOY OF GLE NOALLA SHAMUS O'BRIEN ....ovvivisinisnrinininns r. DAN BRYANS With the great patriotic song entit'ed d the GREEN ABUVE THE RED! Eir Derry Down, an Eng ish dL TPR Mr. A. H. D Other charscten bx Messrs, C, Fisher, Ges. Holland, B. T. oid, T. J. Hind, Williamson, Browne, Leouard 4, Mu Losa fre. John Sefton, Mrs Dark Smith, Kes, Kee course ce th at piece tang RUCTION JIG By tie character on pho eed 4 grat ces SHAMUS OBRIE YOR. FPEUTONLA MARA" i INIA UMMER NIGHTS FESTIVAL PAUL FALK'S BELVIDERE a ARK, O.e-bondred and teat st. ond izhth-ave., On MUNDAY, August 20, oy counnencing st 6 o'clock p. mu rk OGRA ME. takes place at Overture. ...ooones ARI HTH ATT. Or chedirg Weinlied Otto. ais oa By tha Lad’ wud Ge nilemer ol the Teatouls Auf Jen Bergen (1 ipon the Mountaine)..ovssssisiisnnnss Mae Schneiderlisd (Tellor's Song) Zatin.... «sn. Comic ‘Qiactotte Ta! leanx vivant, r Spsenon ing sceaes that bh sppened dur 24 the in Germany: lat ‘tablequ—ihe Aliauce. 24. The Boich (Confederate They “3a. Tre Battle of Sadowa. “ti. Basg Gilt Nick (or Na oleon Can't Frighten s» Theis $1, Rpts gentien gl1oies. Can bm had 53 Uiyally Hall, Now. 45 agg 10 ast Hoteles =e Urote, No, 7 Futonet Schngldes: 5. "Ha Bowery; snd froma the members of the T snd at the Ticket Ofhee of the Park. Jose OLD BOWERY THEATER. MONDAY end EVERY NIGHT daring the week. Engagement of tha celebrated NICOLO PRO TEAN COMBIN ART The most wonderful Gymasstic Troope inthe world, assisted 8 00rps f Dancers, Vocalists and Comedians, SU SEER URI ALLE ORNIANS. The Tragedian, ERS OF 1849 AND 1850, JAMES STARK, will appear at the New Broadway Lhesicr ia his great suscartey ci BN HE Ll pn. on MONDAY EV ENING, A ECU BE Yore SEALS. Grand Fina 8% Voi ertlo mae) rN 1 Ovartut oe" Merry Ww vos of Windsor Wa gts Lore! ol "thain- Klaer go" A Bre SOV v N HT FARDL EE MANTEL 8, —The beat pha iy the, oy jarehase MARBLE M ANTELS of the atest d¢ CKLAPEN 8 Marble Works. No Ln N. Y. Maatels put up in the gountry. Cat this a Horses, Carriages, gr. ou $1 FOR SAL E—~No. 1 East Forty- second-st., between Saditon aud Vinh aves. Pd ho, Payments easy. "HON, "No. #2 Broadway. ances for Business Men -W ANTED—A party with s meanfacturing busine ing 80 to 100 por cent. This isa I in person eu HICHA ihe 4 158 t roadway, {rout otlire, seo (i ARDWARE good rendy sale, pay rare chance for one with se SON PLATE, Ne. ib an TH AS. C. SHE L I EY, No. 6% Barelay-st., J STZ. AM JOB PRINTER. I Cards, Circulars, JJosues, &o., 8t the lowest cash rates. YL INDE ir "PRE SSWORK done foe the trade. M. BVERDELL STEAM JOB PRINTE 3 104 Falton-gt, RS and LABEL MANUFACILR Alisceilaneont. Wand INKST AND MANUFACTO- h Aindy of Cut, J rosind er in GLASS INKSTA Duk, Ebony sud Wai: had Thess we CR 1 HON ld Five JOE craers sirictly atten ded to Pooks and Libraries borg t 0 en vou ee 4 oi Loos os 3. on FIL NT ICE Fall this should meet LEDERICA MOULDING, foigerly of the City of in tt Ay vart of tire I vited Ri ingdom of Great Britain and [re eri called Erginnd, of U die lek Moulding should Lave aud ahall hive since died, either Le, the sald Freder, CW ne. sha CHAR) ute of He jepresentaiive ul Mv oar “of voir wh) to Fix or tiely Dated thie J8th day of Januery, Lie, ANHALTAN OIL JOMPANY, MASON'= SRFERM OIL and Fer Railroads a OSELEYS ORRUGATE fous gt ish ips Love than D IRON ROOFING, Tin or Slate; sad put up in aud Ways ied ‘and sfe. n Aha, the Uwe, i roc, ch of fhe beat quality, hy SEs Y 3 ak Bo slwaye on ro use, 3 or every y gtd the beyert dose rater, ¢ingrams NOSE Ss TRON BLING Also. Scle Agente fer he J E a Fanti ROOF Co., Creley dion Building Works of Boston. BY o F1RM INS HYSC of COL, SHENEHON k 508 SILK AND FANCY GOODS, 3% Broadway, New-York, his into certily tiat eur Gas Bills for the month previous to Mr. Firmin's applying bis improved Burner and Regulator bad exceeded one hundred ard forty dol'ers per month. Iwas required to examine a mn rr before and after the spplication [2 that the rate of BE a Sari ROOK, Bch, nn HE ALBANY Roney GIN MFG. CO. hacia having Sd New on ym and "ir Waler at. N Nos. 109 and 191 Water at. Go., Ro 20 and 31 Fi Mone THE REAORaT "CONSERVATORY for MUSK CAL JNSTRUCTIUN, No. 152 (new No. 244) Fast yo. Applications for admission are now r 1. Ooo, Brisaw: tim eminent wwsiClall aud co FE Gward Hofman, Planisi, arc engaged as (Jr omors at rig LOCKE, Samer yaiory, KE. qQ. i Lectures and Meetings. rr \[BERS of he Co 1gregation or Society wt Fresbyt Incoepor b peet wit 4 the Bowd of rab. Ad wp ar a ply ‘hoo! hose, Fourteenth-st York, on the evaning of WEBNESDAT, A eg at pity fo. the parposs wirendertng th eorporst s he fren or oad existence: position to be made of the absets ani) sth of th gaid Con regation, Society or incorporation. urdat BouremDated June I, 1006, GEORGE C. Loa TPHE INTERNAL BEVENUE, ——t RETORN OF THE THIRTY-SBCOND DISTRICT—OCOLLEGS T10% ON MANUFACTURES, LOTTHRIES, THEATERS, LICENES, BILLIARD ROOMS, LIQUOR DEALERS, ETO. —O0VR TWO MILLIONS MORE COLLECTED THE YEAR TIAN LAST. The Thirt second Revenue District comprises tha First, Second md Fourth Wards. Mr. S. P. Gilbert ls Assessor, and M-, Sheridan Shook the Collector. Subjoined the amount of reenue collected, not “includiog incomes, ny the fiscal voor endng Jane 30, 1866: Jrry, 1365—=Total colection on manufactures... Lene BS, »i Gross receipts [romexpress companies, insurance com sues, lotteries, 3lzouds, Shenie Ses, aaction sales les 19,1 0] Lie. ses of jus lstd rooms, liquor Jn Susiate. rt ko BE andhind Tota! collection on napufuctures, ke., for July..... $391,003 enim Ara. 1865—Totel collection on manufactures. sess ses en Gross receipts from express companies, insarcncs panies, lotteries, oi beds, esters, Sel keopam, by Liceoses of manufaciurers, dealers Lined rooms, Hquos b putekeis, tobaconisis, kg 00,000 30 Total collection on manufuctyres, &o,, for Augnslesss ford SkPT., J! wig collection on aati. tro epts from express com ce, losurs Danies, otteries, Loner rn aay auction sa'es, se. 6885 WN L ees of manufactorers, dealers, hotel keepers, bik par goquus, Liquor dealers, butchers, vobacooulets, $10,517 Lit ch Total collection op mansfactures, ke rey &e., chara UCTOBER, 1500 Teta! pug hie ibh Gress receipt io aire (Abies, otierien, EE a Licenses of gts. Akin leh b ead rocks, liquor deagss BO ATT a Wy Total collection on manufasiarers, al! NoviMBER, 1865, Tota! collection on as Arp ices receipts from e TENS CO nies, ins nies, lotteries, Tetironds, aero vals ot sara 433,904 Lies of Aim "detlers, ete od Lia d rooms, liquor dealers, butchers, avy &e. collection on many &e., for November. Dre, Ton a gelieetion on ma RCLUTRL a riarns pn com uta vic op rama ny Paes a bide turers re Bote 1 Yi Hqaor dealers, butchers, tobace Total collection on manufactures, ke., for December. Jax,, 1066 =Totel collection on Manufactures... cuseesi vie Geom receipts Lom cow Liens of many roows, liquor dealers, bul Total caliectd onmeno tars ke, forJanuary.. YsBRrUARY, 1866—Total collection on EE a OL Gross recel from express companies, insurance com- panics, I railroad, auction PET CK Licences of analy acct. Sete bo mgt, WE los collection &e., pk BSE EE Gross receipis (rom Bde ot mandlaccaters, dou fee 1] hb Nard Fooms, I liquor a Total gollectioitor manulactares, ke., for Mach... Arner, Hob Rate S Lin on gry Gross fencipie fies re pn ofc mamficnrers, Galen. b laid soos, liquor a Tu cl on scl A J RECAPITULATION, hoa sgt revenue received for censes, &c., for yearjending June 30, July, 1868. uu. coe Fl einer oy pidé THY Aug, 1h as PORE 3 a 0 or ot for we fiscal year audivg Jane a. 30. Xx {you enim n wl Shem sl manson) i 5,004,010 W Ing Jane 30, 1965,,,00ccrsnssansnrsssssssssssssarsianss Increase of amonnt collected during the fuel. yout ot RBH “H AL ARN Office, No. 4) Sata st, KE, (VAY) 1806 over that of L850, suranruprunrsrnarasssnniniiiigg

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