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BURNING OF TriB MUsgGM-LgTTgR PROM
MR. BAEsUM
NcwYoRK July H. 1865.
MEssRs HERRING & Co.-Gen.iemer Though the de-
s.rtcton Of the American Museup has proved scri-
ons loss to myself and the public Tam happy to verify
the old adage that IFS i'll wind that blows nobody
good" and consequently congratulate you that your
welknown SAPEs have again demonstrated their supe
rior FIRE proofqusties in ordeal OF unusual severity
The Safe you N AIDE for me time was in tue OF
fee OF the Museum the second floor back part OF the
building and in the hottest Of the fire. After "a hours
OF trial il was found among the debris and on opening
this day has yielded up its contents In very good or
der Books papers policies OF Insurance. bank DIS
all are in condition for immediate and noble conf
mantary en- the trutworthiness OF HERRISGs FIRE
Pnoor SAFES. Truly Yours
y. I. BARSuM
UggRINGs PATENT CHAMPION SAFES, the most rela'
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HERRING g. Co.'S NEW PATENT BANKERS SAFES, with
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Philadelphia.
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ADVERTISEMENT

TIE FACTS IN A NUTsHELL.-The question is
often asked wherein effects OF laughing gas diLcr
from chloroform when breethed to tho point of III
sensibilisy. Ianswer They almost as dferen. as
light ard darkness Chloroforu and the same can be
said Of eher depresses the nervous SYSTEM the gas
cxhiarates it, Chloroform nearly stops the orcuation
the gas increases it, Choroform often produces nausea
aud sickness. lingering In the system for days and
leaves it dobitateai the Cos produces no nausea or
sickness does not inger in the system three minutes
and leaves 1t invgorated (rh!s last Is not apparent
except on dehcate or feeble persons Chloroform con
tans no only life giving element Of the mir
has strong pungen. odor and is quite snfocatns TO
the lungs. The gas contains more oxygen than the dr.
has no odor at oil. ard is perfectly agreeable to the
lungs Chloroform canno. DO breathed with safety to
the poat OF insensbity to PAIN by delicate, weak OF
nervous persons. All such can breathe tue gas 70
perfect nsen biy, and often feel stronger for weeI
afterward the result. Ispeak from al experience
Of over two years. and on five thousand patients
Choroform carries the patient toward the point Of
death Tire gas carries the patient in the very op'
posite direction viz; into new and higher life. Tine
gas" says Sir Humphrey Dayy. must be the ssmos
phere OF the seventh heavons. II certainly produces
very happy sensations. A clergyman for whom we ex
tracted eight teeth expressed the unenmous feeling OF
patients when he wrote opposite bis name on our cer
t.icl,e roll "When entered the room and saw DIR.
CoOn's advertisement, Teeth extracted Absolutely
without pain thought II very bolt state E'n'.
knox II 70 be entirely trIo Alot,: Voc II
greater and hotter .ian even Dr. Cot;i :ee'tine-l-
l." physician wrote. "W'tiplt oain and iunny
diciIn." hso.hcr-"A great blessing to Children
Tie FAC. that have given the gas 10 over i've hon
sand patients without one single case OF injurious
effects. or oven unpleasant symptoms, is ample proof
its safety. Go. Cotton.
Cotton Dental Association, No. 10 Cooper Ins.ltlte
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THE TURF.
Trcfsing on the Fashion Course, L.. IL
socinbie Contest Ameug Amateur


Drivers.
Yesterday o sweepstakes trot for 5000, play
or pay mile heats best three in five. 10 road wagons
with Eners to drive. came off on the above Course
The following the entries. five In number, Tor tho
race, all Of which started: John Simmons. named
Simmonss Mare; Charles Ransom. nnmed Lazy
Sherman; John Coffee. named Roam Mare and
William Steele. named Sorrel Gus. There was very
fir attendance Of spectators. composed principally
Of the personal friends o. the respective owners Of the
horses entered. The relative estimation III which the
chances Of the horses held by the cognoscent will
be from the prices brought III one o. the many pool
sales--Lady Sherman. sl05; Commodore Nutt ST.
Sorrel Gus SGT; SimmoDss mare $50; Roam mare S2l
The race proved hollow affair for tho favoite. Lady
Sherman. the first heat by three lengths In 2:5
Sorrel Gus being second, Comir odore Mutt third and
the roam mare last. She the second heat by about
the distance in 2:52i the roam mare being sec,
ond Sorrel Gus third and Simmons's mare last; aud
the third heat in 2l6i. with the roam mare second
Simmons third. and Gus last Of all
match for $780, mile heats. best three in i've IN
harness. catch weight subsequently, came oil between
two Of the horses engaged in tho above race viz: Com
modore Mutt AID Coieys roam mare. Iho betting De-
fore the start was 800 TO $40 tho Commodore. but
the roam mare won the first heat in 2iiby five lengths
changing the quotations TO 500 to $50 on the winner
Of the heat The second heat won by two lengths
in % by tho ROAM and the betting became slOO t. $40
on her. She tho third heat with equal case IN
24st; thus proving the ro.iing IN the brst race to
have been correct. We give the
Fashion Course L. I-swe'ps'aies. 500; play or ray
best FIVE oed wagon owners 20 drive:
Chsres Ransom named Lady Sherman. .........i
John Cofcy named Roam Maze. ,;....'.''''ss
Thomas Sii1mon. named Simmons N.re......3
John Simmons named Commodore Mutt. ........2t4
William Steele named sorre. QUE. ............J .
Tune, 2:5l, 25li ESQ
Paslion Cour.c-Sae Dsyiaeh, $500; mile heats. best
three 10 FIVE in harness: -,
cGasy s.n.S d.. sG can MARI
Time. 2;t1 2;sJ, 2:'st
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DIE d.

ApAMs-Ou Monday July H. Carrie r.. only child Of Wn.
Menzies and Ellen H. Adams, aged 4 years. Au0nh' and
The and friends family are rs.pss,fuy ny "
attend funeral Wedne afternoon, July 49, eS
O'Clock from No. 1853 West Ssvon,eenth-st.
ARDEN-At his residence in the Highlands Mcnlsy the
18th inst Richard Arden, in tie s8h year Of his age
20 led his funeral en- wednesday tho 10Th inst at II
O'Clock a. IN. from bis late residence, without further
notice.
BROwN-On Sunday 18th inst. Elizabeth daughter ofGso.
W. and Louise Isaacs Brown aged months and - dsys
The friend and relatives Of the are invited to sttsnd
funeral this tuesday, morning, at lot O'CLOCK from NO.
2l7 Vest Twceh-st.
BLLIyGE-suddenly Saturday evening" July l5 Benjs'
min b. Bilnse Of this city aged - EARS .,,s,,,b ,
funeral from the Church the Redemption, in Fourteefh-
o., oppoe the Academy Of bluc, On Iuesdy ailern'0p'
a, , o'cocs
CREED-n Brooklyn Monday morning. 18th inst, Robert
funeral tie house Of his brcthernw b. c. Lsech, Oh
Welno.day Ing ish inst at u o'clock Friends and
acausntances are invited to attend
His remains will be tAen - 80 1'.sa - - TO- ite'nea1
CcNKLiS-Jn Saturday, Ju.y y, E@as', wife II i'tcs
III !, fros.of ,fny 'e.Oec,suy inyea
10 II i e Il -, tr residence No 30 ess
ii1.,srt l.-.. ca Icesday, July 10, a. o'clock ?. H.
DEyOE-In Richmond. Va at the cogswel Hospital on the
gu june 1874 Of wounds recsvea e sne 0a c V sS
Ny 5. v artillery aged - years. month ana y ety''
son Of Vim. Deyoe fspponto"n, hoc<isnd County MI.
., Washington Eigsls, lsdzn Eiza b. Jume, In the va
The relds o. the family cre respectfully biStsd ~
the nersl from the Gu zen " .ie inefoession saux
| ton flights. on russls; afe,noSn q, O'Clock.
JoRDA-on Sunday. July 10, ambrose L. Jordan In the
| .7,h yer OF his age n
Relative and friends the family, and members Of the bs
are respectfully invited u attend the funeral without iut
ther notice fem tire Church Of the Trsnshsurston Ess
| Twenty ninth a., OH Tuesday, July 10, at 4 p IN.
TUTHrLL-At Tip,cn Cedar County, Iowa, on saturday.
July IS James a. Tuthi late Of the Seventh ara CT sln
| city, in the 80,h year VI his age
WHITEHE ADA, Elizabeth. ~ j., on sunday, iotL nsts
Samuel Whitehead. in the 73d year Of his age ..s
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited 70 eha
tie funeral Wedne 'dsy .9h inst, Ct O'CLOCK fo us
late residence, No. s33 BroIcs., Elizabeth, ~ }.
WILLIAMSON Monday. 18th inst, Winthrop Dwight
second son Of Samuel l.. Williams eyed II years ,
The Relatives and friends Of tire family are respectfully IN
yi,ed 70 attend the unrs at the Msdsonsluare CHURCH
IRE. Dr. Ad,ns) Wednesday moTning 1874 ins'' |"
o'clock
Boston and Hartford papers please copy.
WORRALI-On Sunday, 10Th inst, afeer short iIness
William W son OF Noah aud AnseLne Worai In the lsA
yeGr OF his age ....., ,,.
funeral services the residence OF bis PARENTS no % rae
Dougals, Tuesday evening at y o'c1ecA-
woo DEUTT-At Glen Cove. L. /, July 49, Thomas. edese
son Of Henry C. and Anna 7. Woodruff, aged years,
months and Is days.
Phislelpiis and Cincinnati papers please copy.
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r,. ,ev.yors sen,-yycei,y tribune,

Ready this morning, cOntMAs ,e... ~.
w. sruY,aY-Nilitny. Nlya. the Gulf states News
So, Ton yr.ni, The calolins. end "soiS1, hen
,Irky md Tennessee; New, ok New Eht r ' 80
" T ,y or rnr As.,ssSs-Iniefest NJ lnedrnts.
Tns Mr,rSa iIar--What our sen,at?nal Reporter "a"
Tea title Conflict between the !. i-isi 'n'.l ~
- li,l 4 Wofs; Another Nuseum To % i.'c, C. ,.
,ruL DETROIT CosyES1ioH-Aetoh 0" u'o "''F''''
vss. srnrA4r-TIsr Guit .-..,.. r.,,,. from,
to,ns iugtrEn, WAsnSGToS-ntcFesns Letter rom
'1nn ,Ssys,E. ELgcrIoy-Gov Browni2~'s AddIes 20
,h Pom. Of tho stateIhr scheme Tor O''''"'niS 0
ine ! -, ~ ,,,,o,nt-No Votes Tor Rebels.
state p9, Io,yh Sghi among The cu-flHes
ui ibe WSrHne People OF Newly Become Creditors 20
II, sgrxpSr OF rnE EAsr-Gen. Hooker Assumes Com
uand; His stan d, c.,r..,ou5enc.
ahoN Ar rAPar:iculeri Of he Burning Of
,.s William Nelson; +oJ Passengers b"ts s'i
49, shameful assertion OF the Vessel oy TIC Gap 'n sa
'Iw ,,nr.,r,o TO FARxrns-Wcche',cr Comfy AgTicul
culture (seceud ATilele0 Lazy % herc,,al Items.
ms MILITARY DEPAHrstsTs
iysy Daylg-ilis Fatal Blunder w,
Tuio LTIGH-B by the author Of " Dehhs DoHhei &c
Cbapiors NAV nnd NhsL
How 40 MIL : LoBsrAh. -, - II ~ r.l..,
. ,eir Ancrstos; The Desener'oy Of tne Former IL
csn.e Tic Culture Of Fruit sein; Lhe C" Fn rno
Lire BIN. letter. from Our special luow Cotesp ondent
: oUrlrruL TRayELnR-A Gal II tears Old Abducted
Fnon MISSOURI TO THE fAciric tSesenth LetteF)-A
THg ONO CANE LAW.
lDIronIAfS ,.
,rrsr DOMESTIC AND fOnirGS M,RKLTs.
COMMERCIAL MATrEEs-Iho --latest stock and Gold Quota
tiCus
M,nnriGEs AID DEATHS. ,
The SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, contains al
tho Editorial articles, not merely local IN character
Literary Reviews and Art Criticisms; Letters IRON ou
large corps Of correspondents Foreign and Dome
tic Letters; Special aud Associated Press Teiegrsph
Dispatches a careful and complete Summary
Foreign and Domestic News; Exclusive Reports
the Proceedings Of tho Farners~lu Of the America
Institute; Take about Fruit, and Other HorteutuSs
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OUTRAGE AT NIAGARA FALLs.-The follow

ing account Of an outrageous occurrence at Niagara
Fall. /. from Tae GGs,nr printed at that place:
"a most daring outrage was committed weea ago
SATURDAY evening by hickman named George carson,
in the eapoy Of Mr. +. West, and Chas Robinson Doln
of this place. II that a Mr. A. L. Brown. ot
New.YorS bad been riding IN Carson's carriage. On
returning some dispute occurred rs 20 the pay when
Carson proposed to continue The drive. brown as,
scntcd and soon after starting Robinson adcd himgc
=, the unr,y The testimony shows that after driyiEg
toynrd Lewiston they turned of on the road leading
20 tho Indian village. aud proceeded short oSlsn,e,
cai,ce door ,clze: Mr. Brown. dragged him RON tne
c9,riece and after beating end kicking him 'hans.uly
And relieving Rim OF some goo ard railroad t'A'ts rom
Icrc IN on,n',y H. left him lying upon The ground.
Ar proyu found his way into town on SUNDAY morn
inc IN SAD plight having one or two rbs broken.
r,,scn W.. arrested while Robinson succeeded III
si, o. Canada and has thus far eiuded all cif1its
y, srret him We learn that he has since boon teen IN
puaao We hope he may be found Tor u y mug" 'iHo
tLat some OF BIS bad practices we're dlscoh'n'eu'
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Gpseia! Notices.
American Institute farmers CT

American Institute farmers Cuba meeting
will be he'd to-day TUESDAY ~ o'clock at TIE Ioon's o.
the Institute corner Eizhhst: and Fogrtssye. Aannsos
JOnN W. |---..' - 49,
You Cannot have "a Healthy Consultation whils
% ne sy.fen Of purtie and stimulates the vs organs
'xsorons and action. eSpcnz disease and Tesor
70 a.. cath LIFE SYRUP rapidly disease which
are caused By IxPrRg BLOOD scroiaIs, or Kings Er'
Tu.oIs Old Sores Ulcers, blotches krupions fiHRes'
Sc A Head Ring Worn CanceroGs Tumors. Sore Eyes,
Syphs aud all foul Diseases Disease o; the Heart r.pia-
F,cs u. CONSTITUTION LIE SYRUP wd you VIII DO
surprised rapidly in removing these diseases II leaves
the blood pure the complexion clsa and the system reo
tom disease Sod By al. Drug ists. .
MORGAN & ALLEN Wholesale Druggists
Gener, 4 genls, No. 40 Clifst n. Y.
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Lynch Law in Town - An IEea,ns''e
FemiIy UPVt,l!y E~Httn.

From The I'm 1 81 Nyw4) iH'ni-r 'uy
On last sa'ur'ay ey en.n5 mo dozen or more
men wt,t T. he its.aoucc OF Mr. joseph Dunbar IN
Ca,s t,wr,hlp and took him from his bed, tied his
lids behind his back and gagged him. They thon
took whites and whipped him until his side nom near
Tic knee 70 the shoulder mass Of Jelly and cut
badly lie was also clicked that hc carried the marks
If fingers Tor few days after lie WA gi.on four day
n which 10 leave tho country. or be would BE- Jagged
IN. WI, and q dau zhtor aged about 10 or H. were
also taken from their beds disabHs The old lady
was also clicked gagged and some Of her teeth
out. The Young lndy was mnihed Jui was bot lJuI,1
yery badly The dwelling Tas broken In pieces, and
the furniture smashed w" generally. The cause oi
this is Of old standing and reaggrasated BY some acts
OF The sufferer Mr. Dunbar las Tie reputation Of be-
ing yery bad ueghbor and this method was taken TO
nd them selves Of BIS presence. He may be DAG man
and we have no doubt bit he isbut We have laws TO
deal with SUCH and the act that they have 80 h ior
gotten themselves 10 he found IN so low ah: coh'
tempiibc en- oct creates sympathy for him.
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fAdver.somentl
IrCH! ITCH! ITCH.
ScRATcni SCRATCH ScRtrcHl
BLANKS Ircn CERArE
will eurc the Itch in thirty hours also cures sea-
Herd Old sores and ali E.uptions OF tho SKIN CON
ians no mercury Price 80 cents per box TOT SIG ny
DEyas HAl.NEs 4 Co., No. 81 ParA'row, ana al drug
rists IN New.York.
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The INCOME TAX RETURSs oP THE FIRST
Wtup-The income tax returns Of the First Ward
Third District brooklyn shows the following ainorS
-. LIZ. 10 lar.lrt L.
CoMMlrrED OF THE CHARGE OF BURGLARY.

Arthur B Morris. recently arrested in Phlladeiphia
by Defective Wonderly on The charge Of fel0nously
entering the house OF MI T. McGuik. No. - ClerBont
ave- on the ith Of july inst aad elso on Tie 5ih ins'
and taking property 20 the amount Of sloo ~ value
u-s brought before Justice Coinwcl yesterday. and
committed In full 10 await the action OF the ufaad
Jury.
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TnH CoNsTIrrrIoYAL AMEYDMKXr IS tItIy

The CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT il fifty
commenorl,ed In a Photograph Just published by Geo.
Nav Powell Nc Is Bible House. whcreon the heads oi
all ,hr Members Of Congress Q57 in number who
voted whether in tho Senate or the House TO adopt
that Amendment nrc given in successive circles with
large heads II President Lincoln and NicePrcsident
Unmlin I'll the top and bottom. This Photograph may
well be preserved uemento OF one OF the most n'
portan. md beneiccnt events Of our day.
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ADVERTISEMENT
.JEpFERs, No. 573 Broadway. Ladies Fine
French Walking Shoes. Boots and Caters, Bathing
shoes &C. a, Reduced Prices. JEFfEns. 5lJ Broadway
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THR THIRD UyrrED STATES ASSESSMENT DIS

THh IIIKD UNI I'D TIAI ~ lfN'Il'h u I'Io-
TRICr-1he total amount II taxes assessed by tho
several Assistant Assessors In the Third (Brooklyn)
District on manu'lciories incomes hcanscs. &c dur.
ing the period embraced from March. ls6i. 10 May.
ls65 is show 20 be as follows; In l-,i urom March
10 scpterlber) SOC SOD -; from September -oi, 10
May lsG5 era ~ ~; making q total OF el2lO.lg 20
Animal list, May lsCi era go -. special list Oo,o-
her Is6; ssa5 557 i5. grand total. g. 20 % ~ The
above is exclusive Of the taxes on dividends Of corpora
lions.
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SpIeriiid -
EAGLE GAS si0vEs AND RANGES.

EAGLE GAS STOVES AND RANGES.
EAGLE GAS LAINDkl IRON HEAnERS.
EAGLE GAS TAILOaS IRON HEATERS,
EAGLE GAS SOLDERING IRON HEATERS, &c &c
WARRANTED TO do tue work ChEAPEn than Ses %, %
Wood creating no dirt, smoke smell SPLENDID iN
SUMNER raailtn, hest. keeping the room COOL ana
COMFORTABLE. GUARANTEED 20 ROAST, bhois
ana RAkE BEAUTIFULLY Cal and exsuIine Cai1lognes
sent zee. EAGLE GAS STOVE MANUFACTgRl,GC CO.
~ No IA Broadway.
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Busincss No!iles.
MARyIy's SAFE TRIUMPHANT.

IMMENSE DESTRUCTION or PROPERTY.
NEw.YogA, July A. 1885.
Messrs. MAnviS Go.
t.sILEMES In reply 10 your inquiries es TO how your
Safe yeerdiys ne, which consumed bafnls
Nlnscun and the entire bocS OF buildings, would say thr
hing in preserved in perfect ortr almost as soou
The safe gives good evidence OF til, sieat heat ioE
several hours When IS rebuilt we shan want a.'
other as a,e such test shall have none out your IVht
yorrs ,rnly WrrLXr-'s'& SKrpGoRE,
Nos. Is, and J7 Fulton st.
fan assortment OF FIRE and BURGLAR sArHs away' On
'''' MARVIN < Co, No. PCS Broadway.
SEcOyD-HAND SAFES in large numbers, OF out
ow end taken IN exchange for our new pies
hIvr aud DRY PLAsrsR SAFES. hoI sale low.
MARyIg Co., No 20 Bfuaa"Al.
COLGATE 81 Co.'S BROWN WINDSOR. ana
GtycERlE SOAPS for the toiletFor sale by all al"
dealers IL periumcry AID fancy articles.
New SEWING MACHINES.
To RENT ald u a.a,ass,
v ~ WIcKEs No. iS6 broadway, corner Dfo a,.ie,s',
GROVER q BAKERS Highest PreHli IN 6 Ele3'
tir Stitch and Lock-st ten SEwIsG MACHINES 40 ~ '@1
way Now. fork, and No. 235 Fnlons.., DrHnyn
TpUssgs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUspRNsORY
u.,..n., S-ooo,rrRs kc-MARsa X Co.'S Radical Cufs
T,n,e Osso,. oni1 at No yescys. hndy attendant
BArcgELoR's HAIR DYY.-The best IN the
o,d Perfect natural reliable. harmless and
w .sssct The genuine 10 signed WILdiAx A. nA!eaSI0A
S.HSY al pIusSis. Fscssy No. u BGslAIrsi
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IAdyertissren..

IAdgegtiseren,.l =.
DyMORRsT'S MONTHLY MAGAzlNB.-A bti-
t;,t Array of Novelties IN tho August number Ready
an Snrsy Of this week. DO not fa TO see The spien
did August number.
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ADVERTISEMENT
OLD EYES MADE NEW,
yvitlout Spectscles Doctor or cdicInes. Pamphlet
ma'led froe on receipt of Ten cents. Address Il. u.
Foorr. NJ. d., No. j. 100 Broadway. New-fcrk.
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CHARGE OF FALSE PRETEScEs.-Mr. james
Tbompson 10. 81 GraEd.at Il. D.. was yesterday ar
rested on a warrant issued by Judge Daley, on CON
miami of Mr. Wilcot no. 100 MyTtlcayc. who alleges
p.t gbo,nnson sold Lin newspaper rontc valued at
$40 hy himaei but which Willcott declares IS aua.
'lbompsoD ID held.
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FOUND DEAD ~ HIS BED. Mr.. Alexander
Baker. employed NJ No. 2O2 Grnndst.. J.. d., was
found dead in his bed yesterday forenoon. Coroner
Barrett held inquest. Verdict, cong, 81 vi Oh lnc
langs. Deceased naive OF Ireland % years Oh
age. The body was sent 10 friends in Sew-fOh.
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FATAL CASE or AsIArIC CHOLERA.--Mr.
william Fnchoui. ship-bndcf. residing In lreenan'
IT., Washington, Grcenpoint. was taken Srddeny
sick yesterday morning and died within six hong pI.
KimDack Of New York Police Surgcon) ATTENDED, ana
pronounced the Of unmistakabic Asatc ehoi'
tFa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

The FrxEDMEN'S BuaEAu AND TIN AaxY--
There seems to be considerable clashing and
misunderstanding between the operations Of
the Freedmen's Bureau and the business Of the
army in the South. The two branches Of The
service do not work together at oil. The best
advices we have convince US that the work of
the Freedmen's Bureau could be better admin
istered by the United States troops left in the
Southern country than by all the radical loaf
ers, who are seeking to make political capital
out Of their oficial positions, put together. The
best disposition Of the latter would DO to put
them into . sack and plunge them into the
Mississippi, the Tombigbee, the Alabama, the
Tennessee, the Chattahoochee, or any other
river in the South that would save them from
the effects Of the bowstring. General Grant
has proper understanding Of this whole BUSH
ness. He has seen for himself, and speaks
from personal knowledge. He advises essen
TALLY that the business Of the Freedmens Blu
reau be performed by the army and when
man of General Grants practical good sense
takes such position the people may be as
sured there are abundant reasons to back il.
As things are now going on, the Freedmen's
Bureau Is simply q government asylum for
needy political adventures Of the radical
stamp Instead Of benenting the unfortunate
negroes Of the South, the Bureau simply serves
to aggravate their sufferings and to accelerate
their progress to ultimate extinction. Presi.
dent johnson has 1t in bis power to reform or
to abolish the whole concern and If IL be ne
cessary to commence with the Secretary Of
War in order to do so, and he should meet OBJ
lection from that quarter, let him follow An
drew Jackson's example, and turn him out Of
the Cabinet, a. Jackson did Duane. Some
wholesome and vigorous demonstration ofthis
sort brcquired. Y gie President Intends 70 cs7rt
out, In the tceH Of Tho radicals. big admirable
rcconsruayon policy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

THn MoDERS vnLANn' DRAxA.---We publish
in another column police report, given In the
London Star Of . late date. II shows that Tho
''Lissle vlllaipG are not altogether confined to
this Locality, but that they exist in England, and
take their tone from the teaching q the VII
ls;ns' drama as IL In presented across the
water. Here We find oflcisl confederation Of
our statement that the Villains drama has its
perncious effects upon the minds Of the young.
A law Of the Legislature Of New York y ~
quired to prevent the spread Of this noKio"s
dramatic evil among the youths Of America.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

TIE POLITICIANS AND THE JoLlscroasaR.
There sv ell manner q fup5rs afloat about
the probabilities q shls sf that person receiv-
ing che appointMeps of Collector Of this port
One day we DER that certain person will be
immediab'y commissioned, and the next day
some Ole else has sure thing. These stories
wsJ have some effect in the eyes Of tho poll.
sloians, who think that o6aees are obtained ID
this way. but they can have no edsaA uaoa ~