davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1862-04-05
The Secesh Prisoners In Ohfo-De1nre =
ocFats Playing Toady.

shall have o complete iron-cased war fleet,
--,------.
ocTats Piayin= ToadV.
The resolutions of the Committee of the
Senate of Ohio in regard to the rebel officers
now confined In Columbus. who have some
thirty or forty slaves with them to wait upon
them, came up for adoption. The resolutions
appeal to the President to put stop, to this
outrage Of thus establishing slavery in oh1o
Several Senators speak very eloouently Of the
fact that these blacks were regarded and
treated as slaves. az chattels and mt as nris-
oners of,r,- rhe7 5ofa,a i'm ,n+-,,a aa,,,-
- aeAs0u 'ns ouo.so eo.u
North by permitting these officers to carv
their slaves with them as prisoners, which is
nana.oatss - .7a~ NC -" ~ -: 1917 mns
conHscate6 al slaves employed IN the Conted-
crate service. These slaves we're 50 cmp1oved.
~. ~ ..
ana were taken prisoners Will tnelr massefs a1
% III 1one.son W. mnue .us ,ns s.ls." ''ss ns r.
Hllteo to "aih aooue ale steeIe on Pafoles
the slaves are kept in prison, to wait upon
+,o;, n,oe+a,s whan .o,Gnoa
~ Fann, fnamoo,,+, =, ,f Ashland o,-
-ro~oa of tho +.t;nro If b1ante 40 con+-,banas.
ha uon,a have tbo Gore-nro.nt t,ro al hoth
- - x,,e,- ~ cs~..--..-t ..-ss.t~.
tho nr,,;;or+v or -e1,a1s md ,rn1;os +ho nr,
cceas IN the nrosccnt;on of tbe var. be ran1a
h,ro Tho saroe 5one ,r;;b tbo s1o1oe D.
,.,as osr.a If ha 1von,d b,vo +ha,a h,,o,-a
9e
SOLO. Ice, WAS tne reply, - "on1o sell
them rs quick as would a horse, IN or, or =
wauon.n
~. p;o.ao ~ +,+7- a ;.,...y,u
"t. oieiee iepneu aatals auo uoniesa4s, ano
closed BY saying If the resolutions did not
suit the Senators he would offer the fol-
1ow;no+-
w1@-e INV ..,o-o, ,.o.,,.o., - .,. e....,
now prieonsss At Camn Chase are ~ esrryi uy II
special mark Of favor from us, lie straiq6t-6ufs
Of the North, for their patriotism and gaIfantry !;
and
NHEhEAs, lncse 4nlottu1atc brethren aaFe
VIII. o5.n 41 LILLE % 4aee Ian mem
and 3 INV e'e~&' 'A'u ''''no's "Aen 'n0s "4he
WHEREAS, To make them continue lova1- Union
loving citizensa as heretofore, It is necessary aud
proper to indulge them in their little lnxarics !:
1hereloIe;
at gae1 @ " W. & soatneln nrtIaIen 90
nished VIII n;oanr a. ts f ~ ~ " Luz,
men Of the Nortf. o' @1Ae '->t''-'79 VI 'n7 onlou
va1fone Other Senator's eno7--a FIR and oc,;,.+
~ p"Ae Ao4 1ne ass3lnos'
On taxing the vote one Democrat, O'Connor
voted with the majority. The RAYS we're all
Democrats.
r,,,,o:. :. .,-
Anus IL anyways" DemocraSs are always
found on the Side OF slavery, aud therefore on
the side Of secession.
, 1862-04-05

GEEK AND YE SHALL FIND
~ AoEs k9ex1edge th.n gon eyeE "a baioIe far he
Of EeE French sartcla' that not one in million avee
heard Of before Also smother nice RoH EtH4nh -tar-
fteach ats3cles' as much fess cost Send dreclon
4n a9 snX*lote. Eh retu1n Pc6tsge to Oscar Lamb
BOX ~ bosSo1s Man, mkeSHU7jm
, 1862-04-05

30 large that they stand too far out Of water,
me British ship Warrior, which cost S., ,00o,-
ooo, is unmanngcahle, and, without doubt,
failure, while the Ken.ington ftigate, which
WILL cost our Government about 500, 600, is
far superior, drawing only fifteen feet Of water,
and with but little. Of the vessel exposed.
With the money expended on the Warrior,
five or ten better. smaller, and more effective
vessels could be built. Congress has already
seen the necessity Of this, and, ere long, we
shall lave complete iron-cased war fleet,
, 1862-04-05

60 startling. that it has almost suspended dis
cussion at Washington, the different parties
being afraid to medd1e with it till they dis
cover the tendency Of public opinion. How
ever it may be eventually received in America,
there can be no doubt that it will have an in
will be most favorable to the Northern cause.
Hitherto, every European country has justified
its leaning to the South, Or its apathy towards
the North, on the ground that the Federal
Government WAS not honestly or heartily op-
posed TO slavery. To that serious 1mpntation
the new message of President Lincoln is a d.
ret dns.esa'r for he proposes scheme which
will "initiateH- IS the word he himself
selects-the entire emancipation of the ne
gToeE.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04
THE FOURTH or JULY.
HOW IT WILL BE CELEBRATED.

HOW IT WILL BE CELEBRATED.
OF course the young folks viii celebrate the
Fourth az ardenty az ever, no matter how dark the
clouds which lower over the National horizon. Blu,
to many household the return OF this day, with its
bosorous observance will suggest the thought that
father, husband, brother, far away on Southern
fields fight against q savage foe, for tho very life OF
the Nation, or in the silent soldiers grave have
scaled their patriotism with their blood. To such,
and how many thousands they number in this
city, and in this State, and throughout
the entire North, the mimic battle Of tie
Fourth that symbolizes tho conflict through
which the forefathers achieved our freedom, will
crate hashly on their ears the echoes OF that ter
rible conflict raging through the Chiekahominy
Swamps, aud along the shores Of TIE james. Each
sharp explosion will sound ike the shots which sent
some friend or loved one 10 his long account To
,uch tho quiet Of the country will be moro congeniai
than tie tumult of the town. Those who can
not or care not to avail themselves Of
rural repose and rustic enjoyment will find the
frolic and riot Of n New-York Fourth % fast and
furious as ever. So volatile are the majority OF our
population that, no matter how grave the crisis in
our affairs holidays a Holiday, and they are bound
to make tue most Of il.
For the edilcaiion Of orr readers We briefly emu
merate few Of the performances promised in the
programme:
TIE MILITARY PARADE
The Fist Division New-Hork State Mlitia will
parade according to tue following order: The line
will form or Fourteenth street, near Broadway, al
g O'Clock O. M, and marching down Broadway, will
be reviewed 10 tho CRY Hall by the Mayor and
Common Council at 10 oCocl. Major $. Fearing
and Major Edmund j. Wade VIII act rs volunteer
aids 10 Gen. Sanford.
FfFr BmaApE- Commended by Co. Postley Of 80 ilus
saT6; ~ Regiment Cavalry Col Waller ~ Fi!cei 81 kegi
leut lus.as taQ John BlGic "a I'D list Req meuts Of
irfintIg ab cit a. fhe seat 81 VIZ
sEcoAD EIGApsC oua.aniel BY Bl3 ader.Gcn. Charles
Yates; sob ne-in.ut hfti.Iy c.. sucAou, sl Infantry
Cob buyer 6t1 Infantry. M,J1r Llfthn.
TiuED bH.otul. h.is.Ceu. la.-cousi'ti 3 81 7h fin
9h, and S9A he mels OF nilntry e'e a0sol al seat o.
wsr 1900.
lorRru BEiGAps-HH- Gen. Ewen-cords,iDr Of lllh
l2i gym, and '.l Regiments Of lnhy enc ao'en' % 'l'
so- % war
The Cuban Institute Cade,s,' FROM Eew-iiam-
burg, will form part Of the procession.
RtNDALLS ISLAND.
The usual celebration Of the Fourth will take
plac, on Rand.ls Island. The boye will receive the
visitors at tie dock, aud escort them to the grove,
where tie patriotic songs will be sug and speeches
made by the boys and Pirs. The children will be
addressed by Simeon Draper, esq" Presf'a. o.
.hs Board Of Public Charities snd Correction.
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A.fUsENESTS.

In honor of the day the theaters will adoru theie
dramatic transactions with touches Of patriotism.
AT the Winter Garden dramatic jubilee at
and o'clock. ..r
AT the Academy "the European Fakr, Louis
Napoleon" exhibits bis digital dexterity.
AT the Palace Gardens the excellent vocalist
Miss Charlotte Patti, besides Nine. Strakosh Mr..
Ardayani, the dancer Nine Cubas, &c., will per.
form. The garden is open during the day.
AT Niblo's Miss Richings in The National
Guard" besides other things.
AT Walacks Mr.. and Mrs. Florence, &c.
-Barnum's Museum will afford good place 70
see the fireworks before the City Hall tonight.
There will be dramatic performances almost every
hour, commencing at lOl o'clock, a. m' The drama
Of the Sons of the Republic, &C., will be presented.
CELEBRATING THE FOURTH AT HOME.
The boarders at the Hygeanic Institute, Oh Laigne
street. will celebrate the Fourth in novel ana
pleasing way to-day A table will be spread ION the
grounds of the establishment with bountiful supply
Of good things and when the cloth is removed. snort
addresses will be delivered by Drs. Miller jones'
Edwards, Wier, and Browning; ex-united States
Consul Fabens, Meegs, Taft, o. Leary and Others
poem will also be read by one Of the ladies toasss
will be drank, songs will be sung, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04

ScAkcITY OF LABoRISG MEs IN WESTERN
VmGISIA--At TO time in tais city has labor been
more in demand or better remunera,ef than at
present There is an absolute scarcity OF abOrers,
and one OF our leading citizens-s manutacturer--
has spoken TO us of the fact with considerable appre-
hension. The most uueducaled lstor liz nov being
paid the very best prices, and is hard 10 ger, even
at the prices paid. Within the last few days, men
have been psid az high as quarter OF Q do lar IA
hour on The wharf aud the boats they are getting
wsges which run rom $50 ~ so per month.
This state Of things seems 10 be general 50 far as
we can learn And il is robanle that It'll fur her
advance IN prices will take place, inssnueh rs the
harvest zine is upon us. Tue wheat, hay, oats,
rye &c, of the country has TO be cut, aud farmers
are on the alert 10 eecure the necessary holp Ills
brings them in active competition with towns and
ciliee, and thns the market OF nearly all KINDS OF
labor. What the state OF things 10 m The mghef
branches Of trade We do not exactly know, bat We
presume thar even there there is surplus euqpD'
Several establishments about town now want LABOR
ing men badly, and the prices winch they oher ou8a
(Wheeliue Iatsnssucer 2a.h
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NETWORK & NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
HHr.HH .. f..H f.H.. nHsN HIH1

'''- COMMENCING NAY 8. 1862.
Passenger Station New.fOrk cor Zsih-st aad StAlT
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK;
EofNe wiiaVeH =. Q q. ln. (ETl l2;l5. tLz)i $50
Tor Bridgeport T. g. M, Ezli 1I5. GI); $3.50
To- EaB,I 5.s,.'o,d Fairfield, Southport and Wepor
For EoIest. Z, s:,O H.; .2l5, .. Vx) $50 1890 S:
fsf Dsr,en ~ Greenwich, T. $50 a M 2a5 $50, $50
70 stanford. 2, g. Ok go a nj l2l5, ., Czzl .:
ForPot thcir a1d iuie mediate stations 330a n Il;
j., $50 49,. $50 ESQ p M
CONNECTiNG TRAiNA.
fo Boston, via lringteid, a. Ill., tEx.h (Ez p M
To- Rostor vie shor, Line l2:15. Q ?. H., tE1l
Tor Hartford and Springfield, q. ~, thxl I4lo' .,
(Ev.). 3 g. m, Tx 49,
for Councillor River Railroad to Montreal n, (Ez
tDd 1913 =. q. O. NoI'igl ptoL.
Fer Hartford Providence, AID FIshkil Railroad. m,
F.- Nsw.iIs-eu, Eew.Lopdon and s;oninsoa Railroad
IT NJ, - rs. . @ p. uo.. Ot1.l
Tor Caual l,alllo4 al. u j. y. TO Northampton.
For Iiousa.onc Rairr @ Pittsheid Z. m D. r. 20
"a 70. ,ton ard ou e1.urIr 8throIeh 20 Piusteld
Tor Nsura.lck ilfoar, d. IL, 3 y. m 80.
lol Dalbury and Noraak Hoilioad, 9'D a. M, 4: ~
pm.
Conn olors Sleepirr Cars atached 10 . p train.
JAMES II. UOGI, S4penlt s4tent.
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7rHE TURKISH BATH COMPANY.

In compliance Will lie wishes % tie Public The shares oil
,he Turkish Bash Company have been reduced to TN Do-
LARS each.
n o.r however lrhscTline or6ye shares the amount
Of 49, will beside che regnaf dividend, ENJOY the privilege
n ERIE TIDhEr available iu every Two months,
which guarantees ~ per cent ou the inyesilsnt -,
subscriptions NE Sort Of the TURKISH BATH tOh-
PANY vii. now he received the Office Of the following
Journsls: Evening Post Eafess. journal Of OouIetcr
Tnes Tribune N0i, Vanity Er and AZ 9lesEs APprn5 >
No. 1873 " at-rst .D...
The following gentlemen compose the boaIi o. Dfrll'A'
Hon Al ~ Br.dford LID Valentine Mott. VI D.
IN, CYllen Rryart e,r John Oldrou,ur, II. d. San
The ~ D,yirft IL D.. COL itIry Commission,
- az school : fhayer. -sl,
n, CO Fosofp Hon Daniel +. Neuann
-. 0odi-~v f;nuther go John Tousy. MD,
OIL. Kin, I'D Pea Col. WIN. "A. Van Buren Md,
Ccne,s Sanitary C0uul slou.
C. OrCANYAg. Secretary and General Manager.
, B-Mr. O5CASiAS can De seen NJ the ohce oil VANITY
FAR No 40 Nassau-st., or az 40. y Fdayeiie-pice
FE'HE NAMES and LOCATIONS OF dealers,
4 ,ity sad countrv who sell p. p co.'s BUCK-I GOODS
Uil appear IN The Tribune, sAIi hDAf, July H. NoA-
sursr. Of Provif0ns look d. H. and ave money
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04

c.. NJ Davis, ESQ.,, Of Philadelphia, has resigned
his position ia the army as brigade quartermsstei
with the rank Of captain. He was most efficient
officer, and is well known ardent, self-sscEihc-
ing supporter OF the Administration and the wa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04
BLENKER'S BRIGADE.

To he Editor Of TIE n. T. Tribune
SIR: In your issue Of the 23d inst, your special
correspondent from Winchester again furnishes the
ty with one OF those infamous articles about Cen Benkss
division which the sensible resde has lost al faith long ago.
and woud hardly be worth notice b.. for its intended malice
to the German, general This to be the tribute paid
BY The NEwYoKk TRIBUNE to the officers and men who
m teir lives Ia the field 70 publish such vulgar attacks Of OBJ
scure correspondents
The recsls Of 81 the barbaes committed alleged In
that spec article 10 sound mind viii be apt to credit for
moment The report about Gen Fremont tearing on GEN.
shouldrstrap, and breaking his sword Is too so'
srd to be mentioned ou IN the OF al officers and mon
composing orr brigade and who perform tier duties 70 hen
country as nOby any in the field we do most earnestly
protest against 81 similar inie which part Of the pTsss
seems determined 20 heap upon them
Il is our firm determination and that OF a. the ocers nes
to les such ,ndes 20 by again unnOc.d and If need b. to
hold the sls dere. 70 the sctest possible account
Signed George Won Ansbers Col. 45th Regt N T. W; Il.
Cantsdor Lieu, Col Commanding a7tb Res. Pa. Vi c. B.
Hedsiich Lieut. Col, commanding 8;h Reg ~ y v De-
ler VOL Eiusede Msjor commanding Res de haioi Brig
Gen julius S.shel n tie Of the officers Of BlenksTs
division.
Cam near Ni55le'ol-r, "a. June %, lSo2
we have repeatedly said that TIE TRIBUNE IL not
responsible for what il written by It's correspondents.
Our endeavor always is to send out men who arc in-
telligent and truthful, who know how to see what
to see, and how to tell Of it. When anybody u
aggrieved by what they report, is far more SEN
sibe and effective way TO dsprove the report ey
facts than by abuse Of TIE TRIBUNE. But we leave
every body to defend themselves in their own way,
as we leave our correspondents to tell their own
stories.-ED.
A CARD OF GEN. L. BLENKER.
To re Eltor Of ITEM L. Tribune.
SIR: Being III in bed, l am informed only now
Of the correspondents from Winchester In The TRIBUNE
Of June g. contrasting the sbsvrd statements about
occursrce during rDy IA, interview with MaoTGen John
Fremont only beg state that MY relations to Gen.
Fremont, after tie battle OF Cross Keys wee OF the most
friendly satisfactory hind Tie General assured me Of his
confidence aad sent re with important order to Washing
ton think this Statement. will be sufficient to snswe' the
,nderous content, Of the Aforementioned article should
you r from this opinion beg 20 appeal to the sense OIL
Justice o. Gen. Fremont himself
Your obedieat servant,
l. BLENKER. Brig Gen. Commanding Division
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THE BRrmrE srEAYsHrrs.-The steamship New.
York, from New-York, arrived at Southampton ON
the 10Th ult and at Bremen on the Dist. TIE steam
ship Bremen will sail from this port at clock Eext
Saturday, afternoon, her mails closing at P. III
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1862. TIE 1862.

Il - z
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
will. .ts connections. forms
IiiE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
fs1E NE".1CEk TO TAR PRINCIPAL WHsTgEN CITES.
Lgt trains daily ton New-York % Philadelphia via
A.. hew.Jersty and G. aIIden and Am5oy line. 49, -
ALL TFHCGOh TRANS FOR THE Nk5I ~ THIS
fOO1 or COURTLANOrST
~ icy o. Philadelphia ire morning pssse gers leave New
iok a. D. NJ same time other routes Evening passengers
az p n, ole hour later than other lines.
By wsy Of Allentown eveting pasongers leave a. M
Tue hours aci than tue Northern lines ind by both
POINTS 81 tie North Wssl Cresi g iistouoi. Loui.ve
e. Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cmcinn,u and a.! main
Sleeping Cars without cialge ron from phadelphia to
i.-bagh & miles aud hewYork to Pittslurgb ~ n,les
SmONLg and Saloon C1rs Oh all traina.
llrc tie same as other routes.
Bagsgs checked through Tran.feFs free
Secure Tickets "a nn ] used by itsburgh
WESTERN EMlObA1IOS.
Tie pen1syiyanIa Central Company runs au Eaiy.sL
k,cor4u 0dsilon line eicb affords comfortable moi. Of
iaye parties moving ost~ At one hat tina usual tate.
g faro ,.,.,,,
By his route ei-hs If oil descriptions can be forwarded
tld from any pol ou tie Railroads a. ONO Eeafucsy ln
Road DIRECT or 20 aly port the navigabe f,ef Of
IL. Wet By sfraaef AQUA Pit.sOu,vl
The miee Of Frgh % ard from say point IN The West by
sPe ygalia load ore - I'll tune favorable a. sro
luged by other Railroad COnpsuies. Mecuaus ana thi.
n mtntrg d Poadou Of their Freight 10 this Con-
'NH car rely with s'lIJIiy,Es's SfICR ''' "'1'''
Farmers and Deers 10 Live stock Ni hnd ,hs mos, a.
1sgeogs route, CaTaciont .Idi We" Ns'esa ana sup
s'ds courcctouf ard every attention u PAID to their wants
ION srsbUrg where will be found every c'nyenerce for
lfsap,.g ed resi.g enoies q 9ie,et u rs
1 =. -. ILfIOTr Passenger Al eni, no. AsIoi-iouss
/ LLkCH Co., Freight agents cd, v,,rt.. .,
/ 10. fetor Ior.c and no SOU. 'u"aHts
| 40. o. Eaiiery ? ace.
ENocH LEWIS General sopt Altoona, 70
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GmussmerIs

w Entrances on Broadway AID 18th It,
Doors op.u al H. Commences at b. -
"''' THT GLORIOT'S FOURTH OF JULY.
EXTRA PROGRAMME TONIGHT.
l. National Anthem by the entire company.
q The rev local piece called ~ ,,,ur,,
TIRE RETURNED VOLUNTEER.
g. National Airs by KopPins superb orchestra
T. The grand proteln piece caIed ~
THRICE MARRIED.
s. The roaring piece called
LORD FLANAGAN.
SATURDAY-The CREST drama
THE IRISH HUsSAR AND LORD FlAOaaN'
MONDAY FLORENCE as CAPT CUTIbE"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04
L. BLENKER, Brig Gen. Commanding Division.
Harrington June p. 1862.

DEATHS OF SoLDiERs.-The following deaths IN
the various hospitals, &C., in this vicinity, have
occurred since our Last report:
James Eoonan, Co. d. 95.k Esw.York.
r. Pensel Co r. cd NewYork.
John Burger. g,L New-fork Caysiry.
Wa. Lomsx Co II, 9Th New York
J. II. Hendsrson Co =. 57ih Peunsylyan's
q Is Paul CO. h, ith Pelnsy wanna Reserves
Wfn. Rogers. Co. G. I'll Ohio.
Isaac Cnee.bro, Co. c, 7gth Nog-1ork
Adolph sani0r9ck. CO. b. Sco;.s T. ;. k.C
lWs,h Repub, July2.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.--

CENTRAL RAILROAD fNEW-JERSEY.--
" From flot or Court 1d' s;-C0nnectirg ~ Hampton
Junction with De4vae Lackaws and " estrn Rail oad
aud 4. with Lti- Valley Railroad and is
forming ci.ect g % Pittsburgh alds.e West without
change o.
SUMMER ABBANGEtlE ST-C ommercirs Mag . 1gj1
Leave New-l OK iOl0Ws;
N.t...g~ne 4.1PNY.--ht =. N. for Easton, Reading,
Po;.,giis Harrisburg Mauch Chunk Nlismsror-, bc.
Mail TaAS--At a. for Easton, Water Cap, Scran-
ton Crest Bend Pittston, Nikssbsrfe, SC. -
II y. THROr OK VKNS-flr ks.ton. Mslch Chunk, VII
Isru,ve-t, Reading, Pottsvile Bsrri,bure. sc.
g.. W. pas. fNfr HEAfN-For Eastou. Bethlehem
Allentown. and Mo1ch Cu.rk
10 r. -. WAY THAN--fo Somervile.
g.. r.. WESTERN Expif,s-For Fe.ton Allentown. Read
In aar;sbulg PtsbuIg and the West. Sleeping from
Je-..v City through 20 rirslufgh.
ErPRf,s TEAN gOM HAsRisBrRG-Ihe 4. m Express
To from New-Yok arrive st HaTrsburga' p conuec
ing Past az West Central Railroad Northern
Cel.a Railroad. Norm and South and wish tie Cuinner
Iari valley Raurosd. VI,
ans TEtorsn r.PRsss TRAIN F0W THE WEST, leaves
Eer Hari a. o. daily Sunday e1c- tod mar clos"
1onrs,tou 40 Harisagr- ~A Ieilsyy5ni4 HlToac-with
70 ctage. o. cars 70 a. .uuIgh. and but one 10 tncu-
rsH aud CHICAGO -Four Ao.r tine saved by tahng s
train. -, r,- - ~.
York f.ou Pie 80 9, North River, e. ';ZO and Iilo g. .i
$50 4.'. s4d =. -, -,
tIip each JOi-N ~ 9i-@i'-'o' 'uiei'N.-'.'''-
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Ofsai, cleaners.

NETWORK 10 LIVERPOOL.-The steam
~ ship GREAT EASTERN, Wlter Patton, Commander,
Fror Itye-oocI calling at From Neyy.York.
Oueees-ouu. SATURDAY. July 20.
TUESDAY J1lyl. TUESDAY Sept g.
SATURDAY, Aug &c.
FIRST CABIN.
From -a % ia5 each Berth. according 20 the size sua
tou and accommodation Of the State Rooms al 4yug che
same privileges the Saloons and IN regard TO meals aud At
tendance suites Of apartments Ter families may be eusssed
by special agreement
Tcke.s .of tie roysss aud from Liverpool a; fare and
o hall -
Servant, accompanying pa,engers and Children under Il
years. half fare; Infants free.
SEtuSD
Sta.e.Room Belihs meals served at separate table so
THIRD CABIN
intermediate State Room pa sengeIs found with Beds Bed
ding Table aud ens, and good substantial Food a. go
STORAGE,
with superior Accommodations $50.
Zach passenger allowed 70 cubic feet baggage An frpe
rierced Surgeon board
fo- Freight and !as.ase apply TO
CHAS'A 4 WHITNEY Of he Office No. 2f Broadway.
ROWLAND = ASPIhWALL Agcuta
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A por,ev OrrIcpp kTTAcKED.-On Wednesday
eytnin. accr Mathow n Moore OF she iwsniynmh rre-
oiu aud Jim Hughes were cher Ia sixth avenue
near wenyutG street fhcn party "a et oul hon atum
,loas made Al, u,,t tlon tho policeman, who was a. tue
ter u G. kn.' dts Tie essans party consisted o. 100
w., ..t IN, "A charge OF severely b-af.ng Moore WIN
Lofe out tue Lead cauiag aud hJeus nm a. very 'ta
son N,- Police CouIt yesio deg sisra onby whom '"sy
,,e Leid 10 ba iu toe 1910 each ansNei 4. tp
mona mat Officer Moore bod previously nsde an sfIei q 'ae
-, nom hich tie pis9ne. ca TO maze TIE az
it on charge Of viola on q ts ls" ini IL4s 'ASy
took dis method vi Hycngng Themselves
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AT nRIDaErORT. CONN.

Ate. ;Le procession, he artillery Battery will
be reviewed 10y Gov. Buckingham and Staff alter
which they will fc with solid shot and shell at a
model Of the Mou.mac. 10 be anchored in Long
Island Sound at distance Of one mile from the
shore Not less than one hundred shots will be
fred from Hlcd cannon naac expressly Tor the
battery. Pacific Engine Company NO. % OF this
city lave accepted an invitation TO 10 present. and
vii. leave Oh tho fist tss.n on F..isy ay-.iug az
compeni,i by Doio o.!lS Band.