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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
EXCURSlON to EUROPE and BACK

. iorward IS "' forward .. ."
Including Stewards fees
THIRD-CLAsS PASSENGERS.
limited number of third-class psssengen viii b taken
rom fhsdephis and Liverpool and found in provisions
Prom Philadelphia. SO From Liverpool. 80 guness
Freight fine goods 6O per tun, and good hard
ware kc, viii be taken subject 70 agreement
NJ B. By the late alterations In the sailing Of these steam.
ers and the facilities for quick travelling by railroad and
steamers Europe these whom time object san
yst Great Brsn Ireland and the principal continental
cities allowing them about ten full days TO do so before re-
turning and be in the United Sstes in 80 days from
starting Rates Of passage out and home-Afer saloon
bertha $3.50 mdship $40 forward $l2O third class so
An experienced Surgeon will be carried each chip
For freight OF passage, apply 10
THOMAS ri CHARDSOS, Philsdephia and NewYork.
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS CO.. Liverpool
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RI 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA.

~ eNr.-For NEW-ORLEANS via HAvANA-The
splendid steamship CRESCENT CITY will sail from the
30 clock, P. NJ, precisely
RATES or PASSAGE TO NEwoRIEArs-NEw ARRANGEMENT,
Aner salocn berths '.''....................f60
Second Cabin Berths ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
steerage do ...... ............, Is
Specie only taken freight 10 Havana Freight taken
Orlesns ST &c per cubic foot shipp.rs Of freight
requested supply themselves with the eompsnys bills Of
lscins, which may he hsd application the office No
other form will be signed No bills OF acin. rgned AFTER the
ship has sailed For freight or passage, apply to
NJ. o. ROBERTS, No IN West st., cor Warren.
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Goal.

COAL-REMOVAL.-Ths subscriber
~ has removed his down town Once, nom No "a Broad
way to the basement Of No IS Wslst and IL selns
all Kinds OF Anthracite and Bumnous Goals at greatly -
izseS prices JAMES L. WOkTh,
No. IS Wallet Ah-st, corner fhompson-sL,
and 9Th Nv, corner Amss<t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
NOR CHARLESTON-Semi-WeekIy

IL u. 3. Mail Ltne.-The new, magnificent and excsed-
insly fast steamship JAMES AD1ER, j. DcLin,oa CON-
msnder will leave Pier No. North River, WEDNE5-
DAY, July 2s, at O'Clock NJ, precisely. Fer freight,
apply bead where all bills sdne viii be nsned and
counting rooms Of sPOFFORD. TILEsToN 4 CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
VAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD

~ for PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No |, North River,
foot Of Bstteyplsce BY Steamboat John nes
daily: Morning Line leaves at NJ; Afternoon Express
Line at r. N, through to Philadelphia In n hous Fare
LIST class osn S. ID class line. bv r. NJ only e. Return
ins leave Philsdephs from foot Of Wsnutst at AN ani
d. Emigrant Line BY steamboat Transport fou Par
No L ats p N Fare: 81 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
MOST WONDER.

WPPVnlDIhNf VI ~ ~
This s the cry OF one and sill
Who upon DR.. Roback call
Prince Of Aspologers 10 he!
The very king Of destiny
In the nativtes he gives,
We see unveiled onr future lives;
No one has fsiled-man never heard
That Robacks art e'er broke its word
In sickness, love, and business too,
Whai e'er he says still turns out true;
The sick restored, his skill applaud,
And many has be saved from fraud;
In speculation, law suits, debt
He IL the wisest counsel yet,
For be the silent stars read,
All honor to the mighty Sweds!
AN letters TO C. w. ROBACK, No. White st., II pre-
raid will be regiousy attended 10. For more parteu-
lars call ard get Astrological Amsnsc gratis where GER
tifcates can be seen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27

NOTICE is hereby given, according to law, to
IN an persons hayDs claims against GEORGE BoDDf, kee
the city Of Kuss County deceased hat hey are rseu
"a EXHIBIT the same vouchers thereof 10 ne suossroe
their place No. - Caihsnnest ne Cy o. I0h
'"o' '''''' - w EicaAs sDb S3PDY' Administration.
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feaal Notires.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surro
gate Of the County Of New York hereby nyen 70 all
persons having claims against HENRY TRACY late Of the CITY
deceased present with the vouchers thereof
subscriber bis Office No. "A Beaver the CITY o. New
before the fourth day Of December merit Dated Me-"
j.I:Isoniss CHARLES TRACY Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27

" JERSEY-Through from New. Yorkt TO Easton in Four
Hours Leave New York for Easton, Pa, BY steamer RED
JACKET from pier No l. North River, at A. NJ, and p
NJ Leave for Somer lille above, at and 10 A M and
a and G p M
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4 fHROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO

AT REDUCED RATES--New-York ard San
Francisco Steamship Lipe-The steamship UNITED
STATES, Edward 8 Dennis Comnander will take her do
parturc for Aspinws, Navy Bay, on SATURDAY, Aug IA,
atSP NJ connecting at Panama with the d0ubeengns
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT. LOO tups burden George
A. Cole Commander, which steamer awaits the arrival Of
passengers at Panama by the United States from New YORK;
and Immediately thereafter proceeds 10 Sen Fsnssso Direct
without stopping at intermediate ports
These vessels accommodations and ssfety, NOT sur
psssed by any this route and experienced surgeon
attached 10 each vessel
York and Cbsyres In seven days and hour and the
Winfield Scott performed the voyage between New-Yok
and psosms In ire shortest time record both to
nng and actual time from port 70 port
All. "a 'V'A DAVIS BROOKS CO,
~Sf" General Agents No. % Beaver-H
JONES l. JOHNSON,
No lc4 West-st., corner OF Liberty-n.
Passengers per United States Will dsembsrk alongside the
wharf at Aspinws and take the Panama Railroad now
open nearly Goreons thus avoiding the nsk attendant
cpop landing boats at Chses and the river navigation TO
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NOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and

u FALL RlvER-The splendid and superior stesueri
BAY STATE, Capt VIM. Brown, and EMPIRE STATE,
Capt Benjamin Brsyon leave alternate days. Sundays
excepted from Pier No. s. N R. the Battery, At 6PG
FOR Freight apply board at the Office on Pier No
YIsDALE ROARDEN, Assnts Nos. 10 and " Westst
EOR SHREW Blu r Y, OCEAN
Il HOUSE, Lons Branch PORT WASHINGTON,
MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK (xiddletown,)
and RED BANK.-New and splendid steamboat THOM.
AS HUNT Capt A. H. Hagerty, will leave the New-
Hsves Pier PecF-s East River, - follows:
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w S Blu r Y, OCEAN

The Squan will in connection with boat
Stages 10 convey passengers TO all parts Of the country
All persons orbd trusting the above boat on the account
Of the owners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27

LvOR SHREWSB URY, HIGH
IL LAND DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE, Qong Branch }
FORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS DoCk, BROWNS
DOCK, lhiddletown,l and RED BANK.-The popular
stesmer EDWIN LEWIS, Capt J. P. Corles, viii fssvs
Robin.op-t Pier, North River, q follows
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE c

Y PURSUANCE OF an OTdtf OF JEoorl %
SMITH Eq Of the County Of Kings, notice hers
by ven according al having claims against SOL
ONION CONKLIs, late Of the City Of Brooklyn deceased thai
they required exhibit the with the vouchers hsrso
The subscriber WARREs sNEDEN his residence, No.
Jhnson 81 CITY OF Brooklyn, before the 18th day Of
Noy.ubsr nsIL-Daied May 10, ls52
CATHARINE T. cONKLIS,
DAVID B. BAYLIs, Administrator.
S. WARREN ssEDEN, } myll laronTu
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A. ClnLroN, AuctionesT.
HOUSEHOLD FUR

II ntTfyer- COLE 4 Chiffon viii sell a. Auction
WEDNESDAY. July g. a. loi o'clock at 10 sanGisst,
near general o. s1rst oil Cloths
s nsn large Pier Mirror Mshossny Chairs sots
nd ether PsriOS Fumig,e Looking G:.se; H.,,sS
be9s @ Eu,nture contained in the above three story
A.o an assortment Of Easement and htcnsn ur
s with which the sale will commence a. lt ocec1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27

NOTICE is hereby given to ali persons having
IN claims asaas, the estate Of JAMES CAMERON as a The
Cy physian deea.ed, that they required 70
exhibit with the vouchers thereof the subscriber tbs
Of the m will and testament Of said deceased his place
Barnowsi in tie city Of New York on or be
the 18th day Of Janas 1883 JOHN CAMERON Executor
Ul3 lsw6uTus
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OTEAM to AUSTRALIA.--Ul

=. EHNI 10 a I'd ItftDI HUtI uH
~ arrangement with the Melboarne Gold and General
Mining Association, the fsvore and well known steamship
SARAH SANDS, 1900 tuns burden. VIM C. Thompson
commander will leave the port Of Liverpool the 18th OF
Augnt calling at Queenstown (Cove Of Cork to take
board passengers &c. and leave on the Sst OF August for
Melbourne and sydney the principal ports OF the Australian
Gold Regions For of fare other Information ap
ply 70 ]. HOWARD SON, Agents, No. 81 Broadway.
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NIB BurLIR Auctioneer
~y1pI 1t ADNINtSrR TRAIN

On WEDNESDAY,. July q At 10 Se,SSs az ~ no;
gT sss.se5 cor stns Of Psrlor, Kitchen and bedroom
PnIr;,are Mahogany Chairs Mahogany Bureaus Manosany
sSepouds Sofas Brussels aud Ingram SsPc I,oa
si p3stesds Feather Beds Bedding Mattresses LOOK
Sna as.s. Pctrres Crocbely Silver Ware Guitar Piano
rs.s. g Nv order Of JAMES s. THAYEh, Public Ad'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
CTEAM FROM LONDON To AUS

OTRALlA-The magnificent Cyde-built Screw
steamship CLEOPATRA, III. r. Cumming commander,
1880 iuns 500 horsepower will be dispatched TUES
DAY, the 10th day OF August, from LONDON to PORT
PHILIP and SYDNEY, calling at Plymouth to embark
PES epgeD)
PASSAGE MosEy-Chef cabin 80 guineas; second cabin,
20 guineas
These include stewards fees provisions ard deoa.
ces OF the best quality also beds bedding linen plate
Wines spiits malt liquors &c, Will be supplied board
Of moderate prices
The cabin saloons and state large and elegant
and every Improvement Ia the ventilation
6c adopted the health comfort and
commodston passengers Music and smoking rooms are
provided viii carry surgeon and sewardesses attend the
ladies' cabin.
For passage and turtle particulars apply 70
j. McsYMON. No 80 Broadway.
Passengers leaving NewY by the Asia the % ins
will be In time for this magnificent steamship.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
TAIUARLE REAL ESTATE in

v Greenwich Corner, AT AUCTIoNLWiiI Dc 70 sola a.
pu. ancion on the 18th day OF July instant at O'Clock
-, ,hs nrernsss al the Real Estate belonging 70
he late srm WHITE DUFF situated ct Cs'00O' 100
esea ~ ere Of Land with Store and House there
90 I'd rate Dock suitable TO run boat from
one other tract Of Land soOSs ss n
- 81 Of railways for hauling shes attached thereto
Also q. same and Place isse 70. o. snip moef
spe JAZZ , ~ ~ AMOS NJ BRUSH,
oaie P" BY power of attorney.
Greenwich Conn., (Csscoo,) July IL, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27

Presiden. Of tbs United States.
EXECUTIVE MANSION.

-
SIN received lot evening, with unteigned regret
your letter Of the 18th inst rendering your res -)n
as Secretary oil the Navy. Our official Intercourse has
been 90 intimate and entirely harmonious that T.
seems Ike parting Will Of my family to lose
you from he Council Board, ard | quite sure hat
every member OF the Cabinet will share With me 10 this
feeling.
owe you many thanks for tie able, faithful an in.
partial manner 10 which you have Administered y)ur
Departments and take this occasion TO say that your
official conduct has at al times uetny entire approval
Iapprecia,e. most fully, The high sense Of dclcacy
and proprety on your part which induces you b sepa
tate from the Administration this time lest il might DC
embarrassed by your connection with u in toe coming
contest cannot regre, the cause which compels you
to this act however may regret the &C, Itself would
have been gratifying 70 me II the constitutional advisers
with whom commenced my Administration and ~ho
have acted so cordially together could have renamed
unit iu persoI and in sentiment until It's close. Bar
fate and the sovereign people have ordered otherwise
Weld 10 the necessity of the case and sha oul not
without great reluctance, comply With your reques'oJ
accepting your resignation as can md s1cceI
sor 10 supply your plsce. ,.-
Hopipa that the country may appreciate your merits,
"a have done and reward you accordingly, remain
- sincere friend MiLLARD FILLMORE.
Hon. w. A. Graham Secretary OF the Navy
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Obs reported resolution to pay
for two cn.hs service Of a clerk wko was employed
by the former Chairman Of the PostOhce Committee
After o debate and the calling OF the
Yeas and Maya the resolution was passed.
Mr.. OLDs also reported joint resolution
that from and after present session TIE C0sressi0Ha
GlO5e aud ApDeudr containing the laws and debates IN
Congress- shall pass IN the malls free Of postage lie
said the newspapers generally give wTe'ched skeletons
of the ediDgs If the two Houses and Ihs G2's
was the only rsper which furnished full proceedings
and sn imperial record m.
Dir. DUYHAM was perfectly Wiling 70
, ,bs, naer on an equal footing with others but was
rot wiliag 10 make discrimination sucA % 'nA' P''-
Mr. Obs said it was not known certain
betber the new Postage bill viii pass, snd that tas
Posse on Tie Congregational GLOBE ana APpeHasL was
49, than nine dollars for the long session under the
Mr.. DuyHAM replied The Globe was
simply vehicle Of news as any other paper.
Mr. CARTIER said the contents OF The
GloJs were simply Congressional matter and the reso
luton ought to pass He moved the previous question:
under operation Of which the resolution was passed
Mr.. OLDs reported bill establishing
batch Of Pcsi routes and wanted to put Il on pas
sage without reading. =,
The morning hour expired before the
question was taken.
Mr.. FOWLER offered resolutionpropos-
ing 70 distribute among the rev members such books
as have been furnished 10 all the old MEMBER IN ne last
.hirtyIour Congresses.
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Mr.. Grahnm's Resignation.
From The Republic.

The following is the letter Of Hon. WM.
A. GRAHAM, rendering the resignation OF his 0ltice
as Secretary OF the Navy, to which is subjoiued
the Presidents reply. The country will ratity
the encomiums which are bestowed by the Exec
utiye on this faithful and efficient public servant
at his retirement:
NAVY DEPARTMENT, June % lSJ2.
SIR: Having accepted the candidacy for the second
ofce In the gilt OF the American people, deem i.
proper to relieve your Administration from any possible
criticism embarrassment on my account IN the ap'
preaching canvass, by retiring from my place as the
head OF the Navy Department. therefore beg that
you win approve NJ resisLslion, which q hereby
rendered
Be assured, Mr. President, that | take leave of you
and ny colleges at the Council Board with whom
have sbortd IN harmony for the pas. two years, with
sensations of deep regret that shall cherish the live
Hest Interest for the fame and success of Jour Adma
istration during the residue Of your term AMI that
shall ever bear my testimony 10 the dsnerested dsyo
ton patriotism and ability with which you have given
your faculties 10 the consolation OF the Union aud
The interest honor and renown Of the whole country
With considt rstOns of the sncerest respec. aud
eitecm am, very faithfully, your o5eiient servant
Will 4. GRATA,I.
To MILL AID FILLMORE,
PRECEDENT oi tbs [ Aited States.
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philadelphia News items.
Correspondence Of the n. Y. rnbuae.
PHmApEIpHrA, Monday, July ~, ~


On Saturday evening last, two young
men In Stewartst, Moysmensing, made banter with
each other who could drink the most liquor. Ons
Of them drank pint when he became sick and thew t
up II. however, gave him attack of mania poui,
from which he suffering, yesterday and hs IL still
uBwe to-day. The other rash young man, whose nsme
is william Gallagher elated with bis triumph In tho
contest of folly continued 10 swallow the poisonous
stuff until he had taken nearly quart. lie was seized
wish alarming symptoms, and this morning expired A
large crowd attracted to the house corpse
lay this forenoon An inquest held by the Corner.
The verdict of the jury In accordance with the
facts Young Gallagher was about % years old.
Ellen Sweeney, white, aged 3 years, was
drowned in a well on VII lam st. near schuykill
Seventh, on Friday.
William Topless was arrested in this city
this morning charged WIKI robbing the house Of New
Jerley farmer, named Josiah Sterne Topiess was
commit d TO await requisiion from he New Jersey
authorities
William Simler. the man who was in
Jared On Thursday by falling from the loft Of lager
beer brewery, died at the Hospital last night
A heavy rain storm has been sojourning
with us all day.
The Markets are dull to-day, as the
storm has retarded operations.
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THE NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERIES
Rights OF Anne ricans To use theui....N0. Ill.

Rights OF Americans Ia use them. mo. III.
IL che Editors Of The n. Y. Tribune:
FHAMMouAm Mass., Friday, July %, 1882
The two dispatches inserted in my
last letter, were made public in 1915. The
first, opening the Bay Of Fundy, was pro-
claimed in the paper at Washington, which, in
popular phrase, was called the Government
Organ, to contain an Important Concession"
Newspapers in different parts of the country
reiterated the sentiment. My home was then
among fishermen, on an island in the Passama-
quoddy, branch of this very Bay Of Fundy. l
was familiar with the physical geography of the
region, had owned fishing vessels, and had devoted
portion my leisure 10 an investigation Of tho
civil, statistical, political, and diplomatic history
ofthe fisheries, and took occasion to state what l
then thought and stu think, was the truth. The
second dispatch soon followed. With both before
me, felt that our fishing interest was in great
peril, aud in various ways, and for quite year,
endeavored TO rouse the country TO q sense OF the
impending danger. Pardon me if add that be-
lieyed and stated, that, if our Government con-
sented to regard the right OF fishing in the Bay Of
Fundy as an " Important Concession, such con-
sent would be considered, and at some future
time be cited 10 show that we admitted Lord
Stanley's construction Of the Convention Of 1873,
and of course, had relinquished every other Bay
in British America. Seven years have elapsed;
Lord stanley Is the Earl OF Derby, and Premier Of
England and the apprshended result is before U.S.
and UPON ns
Repeating much here that was said at the time
referred TO We will now examine these dispatches
separately or together, as convenience may dc
tate. The article Of the Convention is too long
for Insertion. but the only clause which can pos
siblv effect the discussion, is as follows: And
he United States hereby reaouaee torecer The
H5erty heretofore eyoyed or claimed By he in
koJitants hereoC 10 take dry, or cure fish, on, or
,sit1in hree marine miles Of any of The coasts,
bavs. creeks, or harb0ys of His Britannic Ma
jesty's doai,,iOns Ia Ameriea not included rtthis
tie" limits previously and with due particularly
designated. | admit at once, that no part of
these limits are within the two Colonies named by
Lord Stanley and also yield that upon the face
ofthe treaty, his Lordship has some ground for
the prohibitions upon which he insists. am
aware OF the rule which forbids written or oral
testimony respecting facts that precede the exc
cutCn OF an instrument, 10 contr0i the inslfumeh'
itself. But question Of this sort, between Two
great nations Of one origin, where equitable con-
sideratioEs are involved, cannot, we may assume
be determined solely on this principle.
We may claim, then, to oppose his preten'ions
by what occurred during the negotiation; ana
affirm that the idea Of excluding cur Vessels "o"
the waters Of Nova Scotia and New niuhs"'cH
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Commemorative are assured that we

Commemorative are assured that we
were in error in our inference that Mr.. Christian
w. Schafer, ofthe Sixth Ward, had gone over to
the Leco-Foco party because he keeps public
house where the Empire Club has its headqnar-
tiers. We learn that he was previously and stu
is connected in business with prominent mem
Der of that Club, which accounts for their using
the house for their meeting, but that so far Is ne
from agreeing with themin politicsthat he is Pres
ident Of Scott aud Graham Club, and member
Ofthe Wig General Committee, and is using MS
best efforts for the success of the Wing cause.
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The Lundy's Lane Celebration.
NIAGARA FALLS, Monday, July 26. Il

NIAGARA FALLS, Monday July 20, lcJ9.
Visitors are arriving in large numbers by
every train, and the hotels are rapidly filling up.
John A. King, of New York, and Col. John vii
liams, of Kentucky, are here.
The selected camp. ground is covered already
with military companies, and they have also
pitched their tents in other spots.
Military and other bands are parading the Streets
which are thronged with people, and the town
presents an animated appearance.
The weather is dry and cool.
The Committee is now in session arranging the
programme Of to monow's proceedings.
Letters have been received from Governor Hunt
and others, stating that they will arrive to-mor.
row morning in the early train.
Great enthusiasm prevails.
Second Dispatck-9I +. N
The Committee is still in session, alad
nothing is publicly known yet of the order sh
proceedings tomorrow, but the following va be-
Iieve to be reliable:
The Procession will form at the military enc amp
ment at L. O'Clock, noon, and proceed to Ferry
Grove, where proceedings will be opened by
prayer from Rev. Mr.. Miner, of Lockport, officers
scItCJtu, AuuI6sStS ny uIsCLDSuiSucu spouhciS
from various parts, and singing by the Scott Club
The Convention will adjourn at 8, to reissemble
at SP. NJ, when there will be grand Parade in
the Grove, Fireworks, Torchlight Parade OF Mill
tary, Speeches, etc.
On Wednesday morning, the grand review Of
the troops takes place by Gov. Hunt and staff
The other arrangements Cor the day are not yet
known.
The Gathering Mt Buffalo for Lundy's Lane.
BUFFALO, Monday, July %, 1882.
A steady stream of strangers has been
pouring into this CITY since Sturdy evening bound
for Niagara.
Among the military arrivals yesterday were tae Ceve
land Light Artillery the Detroit Guards the Cerro
Gordo Cards from kentucky and the Artilary Of the
Fourth Kentucky Volunteers Numerous Civic Dele
cations and crowds of visitors rom Western and South
ern cities have aso arrived All the principal Hotels
in town were filed 10 Overlooking last Digh aud travel
ers by The boats obliged - be acc )nlnodsted on
board. The Military arriving yesterday wen'into camp
on Prospect Hill.
Three fires occurred 10 tails city last night all sup
posed to have been the work Of incendiares but thoy
were neither of them Of much consequence.
Fred Emmons Of this city, wen known boat agenI
was assaulted in Cleveland, late on Saturday night lie
had been saying a joke that no was a returned Cali
fornan with $4,000 about him. and some believ-
ing tho tale, waylaid him near Bellevue House, and
knock ed him down with slung shot, His life ID de-
SPARED Of William Ferguson, Watson Dean, Samuel
Maxwell and John Kelly have been arrested on sus
uiciou Of being the perpetrators Of the act.