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The New York herald., 1864-08-28

The Funeral OK Police man O'Brten.
The funeral OF officer John OBrien, who died Thurs.
day last from the effects OF pistol shot in the head
received Sunday last at the hands OF John Riley, IN
Forty street, took place yesterday at o'clock 40
the Nneteenh precinct station house, in Fifty ninth
street. Third avenue Deceased o policeman
attached to that precinct, and Was known hroughous
the ward as faithful AID efficient officer. Ho
was murdered by Riley while in the discharge oa
his duty. The facts attending his assassination
have aready been published in the HERALD. Tho
direction Of the committee. Consisting OF Capsaso
Hartt Sergeant Brooks, roupdsman Fitzgerald and o
GERS Moore and HaIeck OF the most couple,s
character and the order which preserved consider
ing the circumstances. very remarkable The expensso
OF the funeral borne entirely By tho members OK
There Was large member the friends and relativso
OF the deceased present. and the entire torcc OF tho
Ctharne ferry thus far escorting deceased
to his last resting place In Greenwood Ceretery.
Captain Aartt made very timely and pertnens
remarks at the station hpues To the widow and oh-
oren no spoke In terms Of the deepest sympathy.
has ho ree his conneco ws the
been found true and fathfnl In the discharge OF
every duty imposed upen him 10 ms associates
deceased had fallen true and brave man weula
desire 70 faa the post Of duty He assured each ana
all OF the members OF the force 10 that precpcS
that any scccnan who in that section Of the
city to faithfully perform patrol duty took bis life IN ho
bara. and any hour OF day or night be might meet
the ssd ato that had seiaien their deceased
brother The captain wished IL distinctly understood
spoke q these things in spirit OF revenge
taafio tue contrary he adDortshed his men TO CON-
port theinsc Ike uno Stephen OF old. when he wau
stoned DEATH follow the example OF the Saviour
OF The world, when he exclaimed "Father forgive them,
they noi what they do.v At the eame time no
pointed 10 s,o brula murder Of officer Duryea, Of
that prccioct who shot down while In the discharge
Or d1ty, aud then TO the lifeless corpse OF john
uBrieu who had been under simtar circurn-
asked them II, notwithstanding all the peril
aud privstion attending polcemans fe they were nos
wnliDg =, 20 beIdy forward IN the discharge OF their
duty, and especially ia time Ike the present Ho
trased they would all initiate the example before thern,
aud never hnch 10 the discharge d every duty they
were called uion perform. EN
The New York herald., 1864-08-28
Now French Iron.Ciads.

dUNBnhTs TO NovF ON LAND AS VEIL "a wAfgR.
iouon letter of the 24tb of June saws
Experiments have been made here dut1 - ,he leo. few
days With new kind OF iron clad <nns,s with in
provemenis which enable them to 'sove a. rapd rate
low N the water aud have ea iec an non q ~ shei
Tor pierced with SIX portnol ana eyh,csn emhrssres
~ tney can oe TAKEN 70 .Tecas a dv,icd
49,, - us,oNs' Ac'idn9 the ens ne these gnphosts
csn,l Safea ~ugage in a naval COMB OF the cessia
@ y: - sneed o. eight knots. then be tasen 10
s hav'ns been carr'ed away by railway, be
ready deh the coasts u the Atlantic in lhi,y
sx donrs, after crossing the whole OF France u This
oew engine of war had existed during Italian
pagp Sautua ana Peachiera might have been captT ed
almost without Q blow ari VeDine might nave seen \
miniature ron-clad Aeet navigating her iagoons.
The New York herald., 1864-08-28

TJ.I
cnrfons Fouse OF Commons return bas been ,ss,rei
from which a,peas that In Eogland and Wales from
1857 20 1858 (ncuSioe). 69I persons committed
and put on their trial for murder. or these 2is ~ese
40 uted 10 we're acquitted nssns 20 found 10.
sane at trial. So were OF birth
l27 were convicted or mausanrh.er and he convictions
Tor murder were l53: the number executed 9a
similar return FOR Sco,land shows that 257 were
committed for trial, 149 put on ,r f3 acquitted ac
quilted on the ground OF insanity found ins trial.
q csnvcted of mansaugbter, 80 convicted or conceal
number executed WASH
sim lar return for Ireland shows that 5sS persons
were committed for trial. 3St pnt trial ia acqntted
II acquitted the ground of Insanity found insa at
trial. las nvcted OF marsiaugher, Is convicted OF con
ceament 81 bh md 80 convicted OF murder the mum.
Der executed was l5
The New York herald., 1864-08-28
1.h. aaoiy Alituu,, ~

puesiAN OPINION or THE RIGHTS oF fHE pvwpCP ApY.
From ,he Invade Russo organ ~ he Csar August
Do-tne the sttng of the 22i OF Julv, lcru STR
ford 10 Redcine directed The attention or the House
frfds 70 the concerning tbe fostGAton of tae
nnv Alliance and dsnonuoed ar dapsevtus loy Ibe bb
The New York herald., 1864-08-28
nrIscELLANEoUs.

TTow TO LIVE CHEAP--iN ORDER TO EFFECT n
great finF n y9nr hou ehei eiprnre,, p,.,m ony gons
THOMAS hGNEW, whpicsalr de srucnt, 900 Greco
wch ard retail corner " Murray ana orernwich
streets. One rrce rnsi housr.
The New York herald., 1864-08-28

Mass.cnnsctts Republican Conver ton
Bosro. August 27, 1884,
The Republican State Convention meets At Worcester
on September 10 20 nominate candidate for Governor
The New York herald., 1864-08-28

wAfsov On Saturday evening, August ~, JoHs AZ
sog, n native o. wnlea. agod 81 years.
Inform ati0n respecting We funeral can be had q
Samuel y, wrmcit. 10. 20 rasi Broadway, Ne~ yUs
kur oaAe, DsalAs Second Pooe.l
The New York herald., 1864-08-28
qremenasus Storm in the Wes..

CNciNsAT, August 20, 1884.
We had tremendous storm here yesterday. Tho rain
fe in perfect torrents, accompanied BY heavy thunder
and vivid l,gntning. The storm very severe In ito
eGects
The Indianapolis and Cincinnati train, which left hero
at fonr O'Clock yesterday thrown frnm tho
track when thirteen miles u Srenceburg, and
the tumbed down emb binkment OF twelve
feet EFt
None Of the details Of the disaster are known; but 10
reported that from twenty to thirty persons were
wounded. None reported XII ed.
Tue train Contained numoor of delegates ros 70
the Chicago Convention; but is stated that ncne Of
them wore injured
CoLrsRua, ONO, August 90, 1854.
The storm ragged here with great fury Trees we're up
rooted and the OF the city flooded with water
3InuisvIiis Kv., August 20, 1864
heavy storm or wind and ram has prevailed here all
day. Startling peas thunder and vivid light
ming its accofnpap Henis.
The seeple Rev. Pr. ban nborths church injured
and several other buildings damaged.
larger quantity OF water has fallen than WAS eve?
known before 10 fall In q single day.
The train from Nashville was delayed an hour and y
half coming part Of the way through with the watcr mp
TO the axles
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

On Friday Of last week train was sent
from Newbern to Bachelors creek with four
Of thirteen torpedoes Of monstrous weight
and proportions. intended to complete the
blockade of the Neuse river in the direc-
ton of Kinston. Three Of the four had been
safely removed from the cars to the platform,
and the last was about TO touch it whom an
accidental blow from log of wood on the
cap exploded it. An account says:
The conclusion was so great that the
other three followed on the explosion Of the
6rst, and Sc quick az 90 make bat one mighty
report, like the crash of q thousand pieces Of
artillery fred simultaneously. The disaster
was one OF the most appalling and heart
rendering that has happened in this country
in series Of years. Soldiers whose gallant
~ has been displayed on battle fields, and
whose eagerness to hear the news from their
brave comrades in Virginia had brought them
clustering around the station, were hurled.
mangle led and torn into eternity in moments
time. Heads, bodies and limbs were scatter.
ed for a quarter Of mile around, and in
many instances It was found impossible to
recognize the remains of the unfortunate VIC
tins. The signal tower and commisssry
building, twenty feet by eighty feet. built OF
logs, were thrown into the air a distance OF
eight hundred fest, and strewed the country
for great distance around with the frsg-
mentk 4"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10
Congressional.

The Washington correspondent Of the Bur
lington Times appears to have been astonisb-
ed and delighted with Mr.. Baxter's speech
which we publish to-day. Mt. Baxter is not
rhetorician he never will make forms
cold-blooded hours speech but for an of.
hand practical matter, We don't believe there
is man in the House who can do it more
heartily and foroibly. He is a man Of action
cnergized by soul of powerful impulses
and when be speaks, he surely hits head
wherever be sees it. and bis verbal blows
fall with the vim aud resonance Of trip
hammer Well might his speech surprize
and delight the House. That style is rare in
Congress.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10
FROM CHARLESTON.

The Palmetto Herald contains the follow
ing Maj. Gen. Foster has assumed com
mand OF the District OF Hilton Head, 60
A convention OF floyalists at Jacksonville, Fla.
had elected Delegates to the Baltimore Con-
vention. An expedition upon the Ashepoo
river, Fla, by Gen. Brney had been pnsuo-
cossful. owing to disobedience OF orders BY =
pilot The steamer Boston got aground. and
Was riddled by battery, Several mep were
killed and drowned, and the boat was burned
to prevent her falling into tbs hands Of the
rebels, with some 80 horses.
The troops on board were safely transfer
red and the expedition returned.
There has been no further moyements In
Charleston Harbor. Fort Sumter was, mate
rally damaged in the late attack, large
portion Of the parapei was damaged, Admi-
raj Dahlgren has made thorough insPee-
ton of the feet"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10
S. HowARD. so..o,..;.
j. w. DEWEY,

BoDY FouND.--The Burlington Times
learns that a dead body OF man was discov-
cred Sunday afternoon, on the Williston side
of the Winooski river, about half mile above
HubbelIs Falls. The body had evidently
had but very little clothing about it. An in
vestigation took place at Williston on Mon
day. and medical examination Of the body
showed that the skull had been broken in
and California belt which was fastened about
the waist appeared to have been ripped open
The case is very mysterious one, and suspi-
cions of foul play are entertained.
Probably the body seen at North Duxbury
several days since.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10

The remains of Hon. Joshua Giddings
we're removed from Montreal to his late home
in Ohio, on Saturday last, accompanied by
his daughter and Joseph w. Howes, Esq,
bis late Assistant in the U. 8. Consulate.
Mr.. j. Il. Goodrich has been ordained min
ister Of the gospel at Hinsdale. Mass, and
accepted the chaplaincy of the lst Vermont
cavalry.
Bradford Brothers OF the defunct Iras-
burgh Express have "turned up" in Chicago
Illinois, where they are engaged upon one Of
the daily papers.
Burlington has 2l6 dogs entered on the
Grand List this year. They have full. share
of " barking" stock.
On the SOth of April, the Seventh Regi'
ment had COS men. with Is absent sick and
4 present sick. This is probably the heal
, thiest Of the Vermont Regiments.
The aggregate number Of men in the 9th
regiment as appears by the morning report
of May goth, is 724, with 444 present fo'
duty.
The Barker Family are making tout
through the Empire State. Good houses and
smiling faces gree. them wherever they sing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10

HARD CAsE.-Henry Amb'O, Co. g, I'd
VT. reported missing in the official list OF
losses in the Vermont Brigade, was found sf-
ter lying helpless for eighs days in the Wild
erness, during which time he lad nothing to
eat but the food in his haversack. His ank-
lie had been shattered BY minnie ball, aud
when found his wounds had been so long
neg ected that modification had set IN, so
that the amputation of his foot became neces'
sary. At the last accounts he was doing
we'll
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10
MONTPELIER. JUNE 10, 1864

- ahsylvania was wounded and captured, so
was the Adjl.ant General Of Rsmsey's brig
ade, name not reported. Ten other commits
stoned officers we're captured and 10 privates.
Sixty rebels we're buried on the field
In our centre Gen. Burnside reports his
advanced line as being this morning within
one and one-half miles of Mechanosvile.
No other military intelligence has been re-
ceived BY this department since yesterday.
h. NJ. STANToN, Sec'y of War.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10

Rev DR.. Shedd of New York will preach
the Bacculaureate at the Burlington universi-
ty commencement in August, and also deliver
A eulogy upon the late President Pesse. The
Phi Beta Kappa will be addressed by Rev
Roswell ID. Hitchcock Of New York, and the
Society of Religious Inquiry have secured al
their orator Rev. f. d. Huntington of Bos
ton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10

SECOND DIsTEIoT. - The Second District
Convention met at White River Junction on
Tuesday. Hon. Justin S Morrill, was renom-
mated for Congress. b. w. Bartholomew OF
Orange and Horace Fairbanks Of st. Johns
bury we're elected delegates to the Baltimore
Convention, and S. P. Flagg, Wilmington,
and Artemas CushmAn, Rochester, substit-
utes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10
FoRrREss MoNnor, June ?.

Steamer John A. Warren from Bermuda last
evening has arrived. At 7 "a. m. yesterday
1st inst. the enemy attacked Gen. Butler
left wing and spirited fght Of musketry and
artillery was kept up till 9o'clock when they
were again repulsed. .
Thirty rebel soldiers came into our hnss
yesterday morning. OuE-loss was very iishs'
The snemy's loss has not been asesrssinsd'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10

Peter B. Shaw. an old revolutionary PEN
sioner, died near Nashville, Tenn. on the
goth, at the age Of iol. Pity he couldn't
have lived to see victory in tho second war
for Independence.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10

Three hundred and Atty millions Of dollars
annually 10 the estimated revenue TO the gov
ernment of the new tariff and tax ls~s When
they get into operation. "F H+m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-10

Vermont soldiers have deceased at Alexan-
dria as follows johnson w. Mites. I'd reg
iment Elijah Knapp, 4th Augustus h.
Jones, 9th orell Whitney, 9th.
Ten men in the I'd Vermont regiment were
killed. and wounded on the 18th ult. by the
ex losion of one shell. The killed were h
r. Ford and Joseph Kehoc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23

An important wool suit is about to be tired at
Ceyelsud. O. The ALLEGED facts are that II. G. DAVIS
the plnntR In the suit wool dealer OF Philadelphia
contracted to purchase a considerable amount OF wool
from d. 7. Bayard. II Stark County. ONO AFTER the
contract had been made, the price Of wool advanced
aud 1000 pounds Of wool included In tne contract
sold by Bayard TO another person. at price above
that for which it contracted BY Davis But wool
ing " either the first or second buyers ssd the wool "a
stl another person still gher rates On Learning
these facts Davis commenced proceedings IN the Uniea
States Court for the Ecrihsrn Disrlct OF ONO olu
D.puty u. x Marshal Simmons repleyined the whole
willie in transit 10 the last purchasers. II was taken 20
Alliance by the Deputy Marshal aud shipped to CieVe
land About an hour afier Simmons eit win MS pIl1t
onosher suit OF rrplcyin csme In from the second par
chaser bat 1t too late The question OF "hat con
stitutes bargain in selling wool will probably No soy
It'd by this action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23
AfriYfS.

-,.,,.,in t,t,,, fprl Pirthlm. Loa Ton July O. ssd
lisqr- 7. ml.r s'd il2 I.'f 20 iioNl,"d ",
M oT dee Il..rf passed O. 9. cruise. iNl IT,. > -
isa u ~. pa. srss.su b-rs Hermann ieAmu'h Asihas
= .,lii. lLs .l'r ffs7s =,
.is.a' r-l 80 (1. S. port. osocies wa'iias'an 30
steir.sr Pss.n,,i. a. s. -snsporl. Beafse Nswt'rn
H. C. NIB l, " fogiIes Monroe 80 hoas With i~ iaeI
stem omilsraes rcasiict. sor,res. Monroe 90 hours
si',a CO. pe,se, W.c,,s Portland. md'e. an pas to
Siam. FaoG, Alisi. Provid,uer, uiio., &e TO I'd
s bri,snn, ir cs-ia &c days eoaI and iol 90 cdr.
Junr y 1T. =. lon. ~ lr IA with b. -hp Monet no.
o.. pee Tor ivrfyJc, wicrlogrd having hrea 10 con .
with oe, snd ned arr lower pos stove in supplied her vi"
wrbr. AID shs pooeecd>sA 80.
slip Cyno,us, Of. Liverpool Is DAYS rnds- aud o.
u, T. ap.cou 10. Ills kld head ads ie ~',iFe pas
- Juno o. ' % a. loo. Y o. Jafscs Aan'ws. scinan
~ Verso II ffon ,h- heli anl doyned. though eyer"
le - !. made 10 ave bar Passed lafg. nulabet oi
|. ~ eastward OF th" baaks ii,i thsce deaths
ap WIN 3. s,~r-r, Bryani Liverpool. Jsno mdSs and
90 p,'s O. IT, Mai'haA Co. July O. lat a. lon 30 -
iv Lawrno. jobos.on, Liverpool jane O. u'dse sod 800
n,, l. l.,sfesoe Ccs Go. JGuo ~ ChdsbPhsF nTs"gf
1s...r 81 foss. Es, e.l overheard AMI wac dio'nrd
BogA l.obopos hss, Torios fii IL days IA o'.'''' 20
sar. furs Rna tor BeIhstl. Brown Cow Bay u dHJ''
TX 49,, Hume New. Orleans Is dsy., via Delaware
Er.sk -eier q daYs DL!ls, ~ 10 j. T. Boxer Co. Il,
Brs Dags t.l hss"s. C-Isf 20 day.. cook to hH"f''
sd aonso Hail. Po.ce p. r. II days, sugar to BaFee''
.a iieudy wiek, Beasiort NJ c.. days lab'r 20 Mar
ray N-pls~. 80 u,.h-. II law,
3e, Rsry Susan lof Ssssau) Abury. ELen,ber. u sy,
n Il Ia Js. boz Is. July l.: L 70 a. lon 70 ~
by ts, L. !. g1aJos, hsgnols - ni,lng all ~c.l. n
Ar AIic. ia, JoaEs,a, Vi. sa.a days. apes I" ~ u
e, Corao tBr.l bc.he, Cat Island IL days frus :" "a"
80 q whipo,a TSrr. Nrs,sn days fruit 10 Co. T.
Stewart. , Phi. U.n
sehr Fr,rkn cishtrr Cooovsr, ffo~ wreck o. DIS Hoo
ehs Funny (Br Miller, Gosaive. ~ day.. eoass, Se' 70
IN. corsn-iore xrcs,l Lubec dayA hsa to jed Frys
: Co. - -, . T.. D.
.hr PM, HhyDe. Eas,por 10 Gays, s'hs TO jed frys
4 Go. r.
schr willow. Small. Lubeo days hsh 70 Jed fIys Co
hr Il = STOCKTON, Van Ciesi Rcnaoa, Tor Pfovdeoee'
sehr Rlily Fowler. -, Randout for Boi,on
s-hr csroiiss, R,s,rs, Rondout ior Boston
schr Molri, Hsskoll Port Even for Bsnsor
Scbt Kate Thomas. Preston Basn-Esi.
sch FLORENCE Crockett Bangor Is days lumber 70 master
s-.,r G. Carroll, hsh,H.y. Mdistown for Phiadelpnn'
.cir J. Croosfori, Jones. Newport
schr Phenir smi n. Hartford q
Schf L. Dsnies smith. HatiotG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23
Drp GOODS.

NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
IN ANEW AND CHEAT INVENTION IN = 81
HOOP SKIRTS. ~
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC lOR DOUBLED SEEL
SPRIN6 'I CO i
Ill l. }. q. WEST, IT.
NO 81 CHAMBERS-ST., NEW-YOkh, ala
the owne Of the Patent and Exclusive Manufsd19p
w. BRADLEY'S
PATENTED "OUPLEx ELLIPrIC STEEL SPRU0
SKIRT saN
Springs insentousy braided tightly and firmly togrthe c4Ss
~ edge mkins the toughest elastic heIibe ssd durable
Spring used enabling the nss9uenss Of 10
great Elasticity and AeIibenes TO place fold the st
when easily and with the sak
or muslin dcss ntrcly obvstcs and ieuces the only -
iections Hoop skirts VIZ the 70 tie
well public. especially VA crowded ssssmbieA carriages
church psws In crowded place ron "
difficulty of contracting them and occupying small spsoQs
th. entrsy removes the difficulty while giving the ski ~
usual full and symmetrical form, and tho hghtes End msd
stylish graceful appearance for the street, oPera su>
made or hous 80 dress lady having enjoyed the pleasure
comfort AID great Of wearing the Dup'er Eps
Spring Skirt for single day, will sferwsrd wtlnev
dispense With the Of them. They the oess quality =
every part By tar the ghtes durable comfortable ~
Skirt made Merchants will be Supplied a. Abov9
lade. In moot retail stores in this city -
throughout tbe different States. ,,rr,o,
CY- INQUIRE FOX THE "DUPLEA ELhriiV
SPRING SKIRT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23

Scbr. Lookout, wsf New London.
Schr. J. 5. Curtis Stocking. Hartford
Schr R~donde Safe, Providence:
Schr. Annie J. Ru<~,i Hodees. Portland.
Schr. r. Burnt, Fsirchiii. Fall River
Schr. 0risna Hisejns Bangor dsys, ianser.
Schr. Henrir<ta. Miner. Hartford
Schr. n. NJ Clark Clark, Aida.etown.
Schr. Angel, Lewis, New Bedford.
sohr. Nesoa Harvey, Bearse. Boston
Schr. Disasm. Benjamin Elirsbe,hpot for BoseSA
schr. }. L. He's Kinnsn- Port Even for Boston:
Scbr. d. Kahn. Stocking Eizsbcthpou for hiddiss<~n
Schr. C. X. Nickery, Bsbbitt Taunton.
Schr. Fimra Rogers, Bur,ton. provideacs.
Schr. Nsiad Queea. Darisfs Providsaos.
Schr. Ida. Knapp Providence.
sch, Lille Saunders fI,-t, Proyi3ancs
Schr Pionser, Haskell, Providence.
Sehr New Resuus Carson. Proyidsure.
Sehr. J. Il ~ Steelrnan Nicksrson. Providsnos.
Sehr. Compounds. Brown Proyidcncr.
Schr J. z. Collins. Albro Providence
schr. Ann ). Brown. Keisp. .tew bedford
5cbn War Stced, Nash. Nsw-Bedf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23

manufactured article from the foreman at price NOT
exceeding the COX Of labor aud tho nominal price
charged for the tobacco which wiz be tie valae the
foreman. manufacturer. will return to the Tax Cd-
iector I have heard Of cery honorable parties,
having large stocks OF cigars hand bcforehe
Of the last Tax bill who. Gst before tho signing OF inc
These sales were made with all the usual formates OF
bona fdo business TRANSACTIONS the boxes containing
the cigars were caTted away on drays to soDe empty
warehouse; and in few days after the Tax bill be-
came law they were carted back again and exhibited
To the Collector a purchase. and thus the Gov
eminent was again sw!ndlcd.
u there no law against conspirng to deffaud the
Government Obssh'hn
PHILADELPHIA July % 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23
swindliag Tobacco Manufacturers.

n N. EIto, Of The NJ y. T'iSuse
SIN, Allow me TO coll the attention Of the
Rsresss Department TO the schemes which are being
ss,Ssetsi to desud the Government ont OF Ito tax on
sSss~ The Allowing are the latest Matched: First
70 hoy isaf tobacco and to pay tho workmen In gold
II - dss cost Oh In gold. they Will be returned to
Tie Csiston a. costng but this amount and thus the
6svsnmsn, will be cheated out Of 81 tar every
tAssand clgnFs. Another and very fsvorite plan Is.
~ make the foreman Of the establishment the manufse'
turcr. for the time being The proprietor furnishing
the foreman with leaf tobacco for some nominal price
lsay or two coGts per pound and then buying the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23
Man, Close m, fine po.,.omc..

BTfsIn JohIln-nt, by
Germsuis Saturday July 23................... 10Y
For iresnd By s,eamor Eins Saturday, July g.. l0
For South rerinc aud Central America, by steamer
Northern Lisht Saturday July 1,....:....... 10.
For New-Orleaus by steamers Creole and Evening
Star Saturday, July Zl................:..... u p
Foe kafepe by steamer ID sous Ihusday July TX "a y
10. California Oregon, Washington Territory, and
tho Sandwich is.ands daily Sundays except
a. and At
rorh-Alhany, Buffalo fnd Csnsdas..3 o. m. and n D.
Sorh and West Way Nsil.....................
Wcst.rh Nail. Ma Erie RsToed.......3 and q
so and south Western Mills a. ~ and 10y
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