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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
Agrgrian Crimes i'm ireland.

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The recurrence ia Parts Of ireland Of acts OF ean.
Culinary violence, arising ont Of quarrels about land
contrary 70 tue ho,e sangnDely encouraged by gone
that the day Of these calamitous events had pared
away, naturally saddens and disturbs the public
mind. The ordinary expedents Of repre- sson rec III
10 te Of 10 avail. At the very moment that the
scaold is prepared in neIg boring county town for
the perpetIator of too notorious sgraran crime,
tho of inexorable vengeance Is rased III another,
end the life Of collector Of rohts seated with bis
friends, within few yards 81 police-Htsiion, III
the midst OF popnous town, Ii taken III broad day.
The fearle ssDess Of he act and the deberstion with
which il was committed strike the most untbinking
with certain eense Of awe. The hopeessnets OF
resistance an1 the unaccoontable absence Of all AZ
tempt to resist are calculated TO impress even more
POWERFULLY the imagination. Tie law asserts that
The owner Of The soil may evict bis tenant and put
anothef 10 his stead Whenever he chooses TO do So
Civil aud criminal tribunals, removed from all
sympathy with the peaesnt class, sit daily to pro-
nouoce Rs decrees, ard l3,OOO military police, veil
acquainted with the country, and armed TO the teetn
maintained for their enforcement But, Ian1
heges ane m0ribus the law fails, notwithstanding
all the costly and crushing weight OF It's armament,
10 DO what IL undertakes, becduse there In power
in the prevalent feeling and opinion OF the commune
~ antagnlc IN ils spirit aud which II can neither
ba,ne nor pursue. There 10 war unlityDg ard
bloed between the written code which Iroic ses to
regulate Tie letting and occupancy Of the land, and
the unwritten custom which the mass OF the pOpula-
ton rovere aud obey. Each has its occasional vie
tins. Tie ricn mans wife mourns her early widow
hood, and the peasants children forbidden the
miserable privilege Of knecling beside their fathers
grave. But example teaches not aud the ghastiiest
spectacle has no power 10 warn. No man admits on
either side OF the dreadful controversy thai he il ILL.,
huenced by the death OF friend or Ieiehbor. II is
the side said 70 be Of population against
property-on the other side of property agansi pop
ulaion. Undiscerning resentment and exasperat
often wing the bolt OF death to the heart that has
lesrt cherls he'd hard oppressive thoughts and We
cannot be certain on tho other hand. that the i'd
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DISCHARGED SOLDIERS PROM AEw-oRlAA"-
sixty-fys discharged soldiers, no$ as the new
Fnalanl Relief Rooms, arrived here on tOarl US
Saxon from Nsw.Orleaus on Fnday hishi. Ihs'
term of service expired last June but they were 70
aned in the army until the 9Th OF the pieSu'
month, when they took passage in the saxon iH',
were charged $50 each for their pafslge ana s"''
their certificates to tho Cspsin IN leu o. nlo'e',
no, having any of that useful article on Land we.
,be ve,.ei arrived here, the Commander gave 'n'
certificates instead Of money to the CasIoniiOns''
leaving the soldiers without the means OF pfoSuDs
any pay for their hard service I' should DC - :,
tinctIy understood tha. the Governments IF u" =
blnle for this bad management 1t fes1s 0u S''-1
the New-Oreaus officials. who neglected Pr"
TRANSPORTATION for these men. Were It not ioi go
arch soldiers homo as tbs New-England he's'
Rooms AFFORD, these poor fellows would have U'' g..
depend upon private donations or PuO''' 'N'
until hey reached their homes.
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Commencement ~ Jefferson College.

Co.r'spJDlelce q TIE u Y. T,iblns.
CAYoYsBuRG Pa, August !. 1osa
Jclerson College, the Oliess literary institution Of
the West. Lal its siAaih Conan anesneut, OF Wednesday,
August Tle zradna;iug class Of this nun, ess Ly.
blu. reduced ousihicd b. the ,Iis- Gle. # the
The sermon fore the religious socoe preached by
h- Rev X J. WI %. d. D. ,s taerrl yonn, pro'sor Ct
o Wser rheoo. zeal Seminary Tbose patriotic acdre'es
d Hl in .ooh favorable contrast with tine we-Ano~ "A
.on .y-phe. Of III senior Professor OF ;Ds 'ai,e
uf tHii H. ~ i'lnH-f ice lhl' p" - 1870. " - ~
lIlft terms fully sustaining tho h.H reputation o! ni
s-ey l,-I -usAed iihor Tie La;.i-,i te iii"h ,.
pr '-ei ny o. Rev joseph Aidsn H., biz D. President
1o ad.., of tho Rev j. r. " 81 Of your city before
he Lt,fly ortin. NJ" rr'a'ir i'a'nrr ." inc '9ui,
let tni.,. Tesri Jet "IHe fn.e Piiilrsofe Rspnbi;
wis Reton Law, I'D i5-r'r, sss isn"i by the peoA"r
mo,t elrGgeGt ad ma." ma"ho lie nsi ~ '1a'' -
.pe ho ed f. an gur I'D Z minute, wir BE- poured
lla rho NOR rtairs tut Ia we've ever utrr =
w luf. 10 conjecture IL th.i region. TIE students and
rgs M 7, IF the -udiefCe sp-rcny Wild Tth x
-us "a caeerd 70 10 rCh]i wLI" ;tin5 ~ ~ ihe
; 6l,f,r,, or,~9 q be radical Of bi, utter.
c-sr he n ~ ~ sl-ysfy ani see ..inn .Tp = Iei'
Ar sicily T. = iic! oses. csus.d ecnid al- a'a'i"h
on - srs OF the a. ~ 90 'ri ~ ps!'n
m iy .red able 20 81 cortr.etl. We would venture 70
e,.i however, o. TIE disti isi President 'hst 'i;.ie
.it,nu 40 yroaonac. tue Latin word orator With The
l. isa lccoft j. rot the thing ioi co"a frsldrn
snl4r iseace IN ssme other "e'ds struck ee e.i'e@
nae performances n the young fully to the
81. ~, such tcrts.ofr some otitct Ia e','g'iA ;
-sinif ,n1 lr, to much ,uiht Nhen spen' uloD
H. totc. of the AZ lsern .or- nv ho.ic@.oi-.
Never iosevor hsr. listened 70 ~, -. y, A.
o. ,rrh an 1rc,on ihsu ,hat ~ VI Wallaee '''" ~ ~
eeIsy Hi. fuhec- Dsvoti tnth" ne hsnn'H WI y
power Of thon gh aid feeling hch the
.-nIue orator and tTae irio,i-cl POI, 'h '' 80,
f,on sgL reduction Of the conservative siri api an
Diu 'on IA is place of the pr sres''e az lnsra
II this time ho.oTri Institution. Aay as 81 d"s n, Dc
.... Tsuly. you're. OBSERVER
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IAdysrtisement.I
MONITORS.

Two companl,, Of MosIrons having been enf0he1
uurr,osieuied time of seven days, o.x,,yn
A THIRD COMPANY mas BkhS oh"NS - a. ,cssibA
The members p. 20 the nseves TO avoid 80 Coz
The rroinsnt sources of immortality snd 70
pse,ed with cam life and when they De ayns ND Mouis
20, ,scir Civilizations a. gentlemen. The tAiu ''
iii be commanded by c, AL,
=" ~ Constants A. COOPER, es,,i ,bar.,.er. pc
who. In addition TO al uAol,. snowledSe necesay ~
al accomplished solder ,,,, compsny which can be
AZ thi. viii be the last Mon, are advised 70 loss "
t,ehel 10 this rcgim-nt, young "''
time Ia enrolling theLls-ives
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COLLEGE, COMMANDMENTS.
The Twenty.ninsh Ann"nl CONNIE ncememt
Of NorMicl, Uuixersitl.

COIefI0bdtIFc UI IHt NJ T. fif"fI"'
NoEwicn UNIVERSITY. Norwich VI, Ans. a. lbs.
The Commencement Of this Institution, the ouly
military university u lie United States combini full
classical. mathematical and military curriculum has drawn to
Norwich o<s than 900 guests ron abroad Ever, hotel
ard private house d, FULL and tents Tor Temporary rsi'
csncs are erected In mont and ,hs sides
of the Uysy The exercises began "Wednesday al a
tn By battalion drill Of the cadets ". blank cartridges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
Commercial Intelligence.

IIYENPOOIr NuR I''z
CoTTos.-The Brokers' Circular Iepor,s the sales
Of IN. w.eA nj 40 bales Including to speculators a.d
900 TO exporters The market has been quiet Dut hfn ~
an advance ID Amercsn The market on Snia mas
decpng tendency and Piceeafe irregular and tUtd lover
for the inferior raiies
The sales day friday are estimated 1000 bales Of
which 1900 ae and exporters the ma ket clos
ina quiet and unchanged The following are tho authorized
ts'lons:
fuir Orleans ..........20d Mddips Oreans......l9td
Fair .l9fd hiddng Mobis< lBid
Fair INTERCHANGEABLE lAiddlng UplSnas...."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
Arrival OF Sick and Wounded Soldiers.

The steamship 5. Il. Spauidng, Capt Atkin, from
Fortress Monroe, arrived atthis port on Sunday night
q, reported in THE TRIBUNE yesterday. There
being no register ofthe names ofthe psents on board
ee eau give but very imperfect Eat Of the names
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heryia.

dispatch from Bel rade Of Aug. says: Con.
trary 10 Inc deceion arrived 1T by Conference upon
the ;nils If Servis. the Turks constructing r..
Cynbls outside Belgrade FOruess. Two thoasand
Nzams have arrived ut belgrade by way OF the
Danube.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19

S'ocs part 10 eco bales or which 81 Los American
BREApsTUFv- quiet but steady
PRovtDss dull aud tnou Gowswstd exc, u Bscontrm
bGsDOH Aug o.
Consols 93t for oney. Am rican Secui.es quies aud
steady.
THE bullion IN the bank has docrerted 94S).000.
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advert sementl
uDn I.rLAND's ANTI-fHsuMAiiC DAs

i" ear. foe Rheum,:isU ooat, N~l'a Vs'..s
al. similar Affections. Price - .sls o I" .,poni
lLttsrhnhaD, .ol.isr4 q SMITH ca, Pfepne'vvanx
flse. Adapted " '''1'' No. AL bros/. way. Newton
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gDsiii.

The EsDana of Acgus. |, declares the rumor MAJ
Spain will RI Give 90 go francs for her par'cph
ton IN the Coo inChiua expedition TO he nhroulo.u,
and saws: "spain will receive u portion OF the
te rri,ory ceded 10 France"
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E,..nmec.

re Tlprs's Pari. correspondent says: letter
nadr,ss d by the PiHoe d. Jonyilie to The ljuke
Aumaie was sent 10 faria 10 bc IN nofrhfhcd' AZ
continued no political ala-'ons 10 France 1t gave
nm acoonnt o. the opem'iors Of tho Union a'm}
dnrinr - Prince foi1urn in America. he whole
imrr.,fiau was sen d ~ the authorities Tor .n ~
fraction OF Tie aiuiscii. circ- la ior iaaing me
printiug Of any eo,umcni euanl'.nF iromt mtm'er
Of ia, OrIcsr- family. Nine, saFcn OF the cof'ts
Inv. iornd their way 10 Enginrd.'
Tsc 1,ncss Paris corre'iortent fay'; II ~; 81
dc Raylrel lately presented rcpnon 70 ''o "
1T Marine. on 10 subject If cultivation OF cot
tn In : aeeel ard on BE Western Coast Of A."ei.
TIE Mihis,.r sta.es lhat he bid already sent MI
cinery and seed TO the planters in Senegal a..
"rvaia, in order 20 encourage the c'livauoa %
n, ,n..A likew!sc seat ins'rusii, - tle
Gosern.r OF the new H::,it P'ss s,C,'S 'c',o.''';
Tb,n, nr,ing him to direct is particular s.i'euii-n
The harvest c.. ptinaes is progress in Frarce with
magnificent weatb.- re crop N the soa'n u on
.,,el IN "a fair ,y,rsyc. The crops appear to be
generally good in tic neigh orhood OF Pans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19

O. Ifurtz, A, 6lNY WK Edxar q. II Ms..
A. Val L. oil N. Y. g. Lemon o. ~ Pa
". Gilbert Y, 81 ny. j. W. Jsvett a. n NJ.
C. X 6nliysn, !, Is Mssa J. N. Stevens c. NJ m .
n Gayle. Il, 81 n Y. g. Henry u. sN IL
Is Y. Smith. B, IVA O. r. Brown q sNU
q. Kelly 4sN T.. w. Deacon, q, nN T.
j. Wisbucki G. u Nj r. Baker. l. Ohio
J. Nearing. C, CT NY. J.H Heck INYBS
j. House, Col Y. Q. PlaDkinheiner B. 9sPa
N Kalfois, c, 81 N. T. n i. Beers. q, 5NH.
q. r Hodsdon, X. inc A. Piumer X Me
J. Welt, Band. ~ n. Y. q. II. Slader an H
J. Higgins. L, IN. j. J. NJ Underwood, ID, INA
w. Atchiscn, +, 1e2 Pa
Upward of 800 we'll men who came psssengen On
board the Spaulding were left at Fort Hamilton to
be sent forthwith their regiments
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fAdvertisemep'.
alAIE DID,
ruoIrs.NnS OF III

THOUSANDS OF iooN~ MEN =. o,rxcrkp
s,yxp raox Rufy. AND OraSa Tnorsas by oous pias
ra,sno sicsl Examinations I'D advice, 81 sVwlA"
No. 3ys Broadway. .rHr
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Prussia,

The signature OF tie treaties WIN FI.uc5
liuisiry for FOgoign Ailairs.
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2'he English Press on the American War.
FRO" TAs Daay Nesos. dug. s.
fic political news is more important than the
piirarY The prolonged aud desperate resistance Of
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OIlIO.

Il IL estimated that 81, 600 men have been recruited
tor tie new regiments III Ohio under the last call teI
volunteers Tbs does not Include recruiting iof od
regiments, which is large and increasing.
The Sob Regiment is now complete. Tos l. TIE
FIRST regiment reported full under the new reqaisi
Z.
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Gov. Yourg inyit GOV. lilr,iis e. a.dresr TIC
rslpe; mi IN tLe two ,ng tho tt.Il, there
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I,unr ayse have tic pleasure Of p'sa..ns . Yrfio
Tod. VS. tsokcn. and the goie-o. w. greeted "ill
g,srriIg.
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