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THE n EW YORK sun.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST l, 1850.
The R,osmond ~, ctIon.

VIZ today have a confirmation OF e report con.
earning the .nnulmenL by the military suIhor-
ties, OF the late municipal election in Redmond,
sooou panied by . specification Of the cause that
led 10 tbs, sctiou. f General TU1SEg's allegation
s correct, that The issue in tho election openly
made between those who sid,d and ibofe who OPP
tosod the rebellion; that mon were prohibited
from VOTING who had fought in the Union army,
while late robel soldiers we're permitted TO vote,
,hsn the 'reclaitnod" Of Richmond must DO un-
commonly pervsrse. II seems almost Incredible
,ha, the people Of that city, who have suffered un-
der mil i.ry government for more than four ears
should court It's continuance by such conaucs as
that Of which they have just been guilty. They
claim 10 be true Union men they have taken ,he
amnesty oath, and sworn allegiance to the Govern
usnLw,h The apparent intention Of becoming good
e,tizen, WY isiL then, that the persist IN ding
ing 10 The debris Of the rebellion, nj ,rcichorously
Haunting the rebel flag with one hand voile the
other is reveron,ly raised in taking We oath oi
tealty to the Union' They ough, 10 know by this
time that It s greatly to their iuisres, tn bury tho
p.s, oblivion, rather han TO keep IL, li!'tr rec,-
,ections teiore The people by evidences Of latent
spirit II rebellion. II will no: do to suppose that
Ihe for,aving disposition Of tho government ard
Of the Northern people 10 any evidence oi weak
oe,s leuisnt policy has been adopted towards
the s.uth simply lccause the triumphant party
IN The late contest 10 disposed 70 DO generous q
magnanimous. The half million of lives that tho
North las los, BY the reasonable conduct Of these
Richmond voters and others, Is still fresh in to
memory, and is brough, forward with increased
vvidness when the old surt of rebellion occa-
donally gives signs OF life. The Southern
,eope have u in their power 10 hello
eradicate The rememorunccs Of the past or to
ssep lhern In view aud sggrnvsie them By slch
,onduct a. shat to which We sllude. That they
should choose the latter course is certainly strange,
Tor while It can avail them nothing, 1t greatly
tetsrds their social reorganization, tends ~ pro-
Iset their experience Of military government and
,sy The foundation for permansn, snimosy sud
rancor between the two sections. Il would 10
infinitely better for tho South, aud for the whole
country, II thcso spteful exhibitions against tie
Government were dispensed with. They are noIh-
ing more nor less than Gtiul sparks tina, rise from
the smouderiug embers Of r,b boon, and in this
igh, they regarded At the North. The true
policy Of the South is TO merit well Of tho Govern
nont and tho Northern people. by such means
hey will snbserve their own interests by insuing
an early release from the restraints that aro now
imposed upon them, while contin ancc Of ruch
acts as referred TO a. Richmond will make them
deserve an intsrminabls military government
The sun., 1865-08-01

ALpFN-At Eden, Ohio July e7'h, OF consu,pn-
uou, Hannah ALen in the "a, ye e. OI he. IA.
iAo 1eiatlyes anI I,cl.H VI tle ianiuy. a A, NJ
Ia rOur, N, Aud kohe 2, 81 &C tsc., ~ inyitsJ
10 20 end .lc iHcI Al, this (iueo4sy. Gic, noul A ,
dcigcA, hom m ~ iGeAtc Oi L. ii. McuAcr %, :
sou lot a. Nuliahsbnrgh 40
HEArhCOIE On Monday, July als. at o..
0t..,K, 4. A., Of COIscst4un OF the brain, T. taror
da4 ~ OF Nm. A. heIthcJte, ated lear . mo-,
ard 4 dAys.
lior IcllAns will be la;osrcd in Greenwood Gene.
ter, liz
HOGAN--0n Monday, July 3lst, Ellen IIo,nn.
daurhtc. ~ AlCEael ana Ellen Hogan. ~ d 10 uo,
Inc .e's's aud irirnts OF the family Gle io,iect
iuhy invtou 10 attend tho iunel ~. this (Iupsu.
Afternoon NJ ociUck, iIonl the residence oi hri pa
rtuts, 2,v EGst ~ IA 81. ia
JOHNsON-On Monday mornlnr, July n, Edward
youn est child Of Audlew and Charlotte Jvhuson
eteo eas, months AID day.
Ihi. heauteous little innocent
An Angel chAnccd Ia zee,
And said: "He cannot be Of Earth,
III take him home with me-"
The relatives and trends Of the family are invited
70 at1ond the funeral this (Iuesdsyl afternoon AT
O'clock, tom the residence OF his paientf 30. est
4sth At. l2J ""
:, ,NANZILE-At Groenpoint, July 3lst Louis W
Nauzle, youngest son Oi Abraham and Hafriel Van.
Llt' a-ei year Ind 10 months.
he tiends and relatives OF the family are respsct
lulB invited TO stttnd the funeral, on Wedntsday
nerhoon I'd inst al O'clock from the residence or
hls par.ntL 9Th st near Norman ave .9i
The sun., 1865-08-01

AxELA >oLoLY in tsnce of n resor, ,o Lynch Ian
ass recently occurred IN this ci,v. which ip,,,o.,
is in reviewing tie pres,n, CO.. ton y our CON.
non law, with view O. dete,m.p,n, yho,ho, :.
,ilizon can obtain Ma. spee5 tsieo in ,bc co,,,,
which every Individual aggri,ved no .,,,,.r
senttod to. A man Of wealth aud nosltIon ha,
nad in bis employ Two younr man. vbo for s,,,h,
or niae y, ar. have honestly md faithfully ,o,y.I
.he,r principal So We .atisa. is the .mnlov,,
with their ,b.hty,t at flrsty esl ys.r,b, cut,,,,
ed almost Ills entire bls.ues. in ,b,ir cb,,y,.
while he attended TO the well p ID au ca e,,pet.j
With public upro,a,u ent IN auotner plaro o.,
course, So loug as the EMPLOYER euli MIRA uol.l,,
of 'h,se young men, 70 wa. enuusl to tps nroa,,
m the Iusine. ,hiy. 20 A.d er,lrs,c,. and
could not reasonably ind fault ,s.tb tho, ,l.,.r.
minr'ion to leave his cm,l,,men, and sc, mn in
business for themselves. Ito youn.. man. h.
ever decided to ", tor he,nssl,e,. ,nd .c,o,d.
MY lire an 0aico, and ep,e, in,o le i,.m,t.
The sun., 1865-08-01
SFECEAh NOCsCGS.

Have sewing Machine Company No G2O
b oAaN ~ $, ! alias now T., d., I.os..,-'
a outr wan'ed IA
Wheeler &s Wilson Oc,I lit a seyy,ng
Mac. .He .n4 Bdttoa hJe Machine N,. go l. o1..
way, -. \. 81
The sun., 1865-08-01

wALLACE-.on Aus. 1,t, CeceIle wallace infant
d,uehter OF William and Ellen Wallace, aged year
and 10 months.
spectuy invited 10 atte nd the funer r AZ oc 90 4
y ~ cor 44th st. and lith ave, over the diur isi
tole is
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hORssES. CAI.aslAGEs. &c

EoR SALE CHEAP-A YOUNG HORSE
,a sason and hsrness. VIII be sold together or
;'peiAse, Apply at rs Frankfort st. glI
HORSES FOR SALE-i HORSES SUTTA-
beee' ''r any KIND OF business Alsoa set OF gIoceis
sHtnesr inquire ia the Grocery, cor Gold st and
hyItle ave, Brooklyn. sSs 'Au
The sun., 1865-08-01
Personal NVTlCEs.

INFORMATION WANTED OF EDWARD f..
AAkCLLLl. ;, q boy al out 10 yeaIs od, lGk halr,
ight blue eyct and plck marked. ANY INTO. . ton
will lie thankfully received by his father a. " Lewis
g. aiutGuie reward rII be pald Up
The sun., 1865-08-01
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CAMP MEETING, AT GLEN HEAD. Long
- Island. Trains leavs Hunters Point al s. 3D. A.
N, y; ket1, nins leave Glen Head at r. NJ o.
The sun., 1865-08-01
NAVAL APPRENTICE SYSTEM

The friRnte -ntine ~ n ~chooI ~bip-Nhy
aud How the sSsIrtn was inaugurntcd-
NJ Vicious iioys lldinitted--t curse oil iH-
sfrJctiOu-D ess-iicw a Pupl IL First
NrcNINch. IIc.
The sun., 1865-08-01
SEEMING. Ng4NEa.5.-4.

FOR SALT SNGDI'S S.NI&G MA.
ID. cL.Ie, n. = W.th h,,a.Hcl an ln.Il- e.,
cheap in,ute . AIN 4o 81. Is oos %, -. w. II
EOR SALE a GEON.E 4 BAkLh5
Nauult cturI-s hacalne IA lo'l wrik ug O. er,
AppF ~ / tJdlt ~, tc. o.. 4Iu aud -4c.c, Soulh
y ooS yn, in he IalloI'- sto.c. -
HOMES MACHINE FOR LEATHER,
II work SlE. eFs 90. - for tiIul.u y nee -
q wilson, g. baho,, vi Cox A U.u1- alI v hcls "a
}, NJ M! r s-'e loves uAd lN..C-t teUns tii.urrt
oash piice pad ior toJd n-Cl,ncs a. 20 GlcunW "A
ave. 20
NEW AND SECOND HAND SEWING MA.
.hiues ios are -nI to lcat. lnd ugI. Wuh..es
oi WA u makes for sale low. '. ". NlOht,, ,Il,
$50 Broadway ana AL Become II. As
SEWING MACHlNES-AlL FlRST-CLAs3
- msoh.ncs new uud 2nd L-nG, 10. s,,., 10 zen, or
eAehSnse. Machines sold oh part D., meat NJ 555
bioadWHy up stairs conner oi WORTH r.. 80
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND 10
~ tent; new ANA sec nj hnad Nhouiei l. Musol's
machines ropilIed and KEEP IN Ia Des; o:Ge., and
Thorough Instructions given, a. 1910 broadwu,,
Sd 81. $40
The sun., 1865-08-01

EOR sALE-FRulT AND CuNfECIION-
aiy stone, - Divlson II, y. Y. .sa
EOR SALE--A CORNER GROCERY AND
y liquor -tO.s IA thicAIy setUc4 nei IN oruocd
ne'r the BoNe Estalisied Tor many ears In.
Vllt ~ ~ frihcF et. gTh
The sun., 1865-08-01

EoR SALE-A Milk ROUND, CUNSIST-
lns Oh totsc, ngon. l.rue q, fci Do. can, Ac to.
tcther fith a illlk aeio', IA Il Vt .4,e un h,af.
The sun., 1865-08-01

: SCD0-SfOCk AND FIXTURES or \
n - - Otaudy, stationery AM Lossd,pli 10. I'D
h,ason Hls' ior selling. Inquire a - Ann - ia
Sl.O00-TiN SHOP AND SIoRL Tor
~ ~ s.!o. NeI e 'shii .aei. cod
ioman n desi. ed lsi Six h av - ."
The sun., 1865-08-01

GROCERY STORE FOR SAIE-STOCS
-. Hnl ti1urcs Inquire 80 Mu berry r.. E,4.on
Tor 'chng doa In tuc family. lr ulrc m .oi 90
The sun., 1865-08-01
EOTICE-A REGULAR monthly MLET.
OPERATIVE rLASTERrRs WILL Holt

~ ter eri.g utck ~. c'.n 1t the.r ,ia.L coz
o. Bet D. ana S,h Nge. tEis tIup.dlvl cVtin'. = o..
NcDtLMOTT, Pee. THOMAS DlLLO., zee.
The sun., 1865-08-01

SEGARMAKERS' UNION REGULAR
- meeting " \ b, held at lSz hester 81, on Cd
ncsday %, JClOck. 2S7
The sun., 1865-08-01

A GOAT FOUND-WHICH THE OWNEl
L. ~, can have b. payiug expenses. CAIatY0 Nyc,
tNth 81
The sun., 1865-08-01
BUSINESS CHANCES.

N.-.su ana Cola IT, 10 90. IN Tie .-p .,'. "a a
~ 'e . Proprietor hrs o'htr hui to nit,ui To-
Apo 10 t4... s..t .-s aUo,e. IvI
, 1865-08-28
IMMIGRATION.

The arrivals Of foreign immigrants at Cas-
tie Garden have been nearly twenty thousand
for the month. A new direction has been
given 10 these new comc1s after reaching our
shores, By the termination Of our war and the
system of labor that had excluded them from
tic Southern States. OF these late arrivals
scvcrnl hundred left forthwith for Richmond
and points in southeast Virginia, where they
will engage in agricultural pursuits. II Is no
ted Of these arrivals Tor August that many Of
them arc swcdes, and nearly one thousand
Swiss and Poles. These natfonAlities hare
given LIS the very best infusions our country
hos received from abroad. LII several instan-
ccs lnrge companies have arrived rs the
pioneer Instal1mcnt OF others to come after
them, one party Of two. hundred representing
the stalwa1t and adult share of over twelve
hundred whose passage was contracted for,
and for whose reception these first comcrs
arc TO prepare. We ere now receiving the
best class Of immigration the old world has
ever given us, and there Is room for a,l. Our
civilization isnow llntrnmtncl1ed. An accurscd
system uf Labor has ended In every part of
our broad Union the laborer Is worthy OF Ais
hire, and the rewards OF industry wait on all
who practice it. The nationa1ities of The old
world have so many representatives already
in our midst, Tint their letters home have
reached the humalest hamlet, and the poorest
ec1f In Europe Is now aware that America Is
free and strong, and can nourish and protcc.
all who gather under llcr 1ay.
, 1865-08-28

that comes strongly endorsed In Boston ex-
c.:anse, as from writer long resident Of the
tsaaad, ard conrersant with its political, 60
cial and religious interests, the sympathics Of
Americans belong with the rcvolutfonists.
He declares that the movement, unlike other
cemmotions that hare visited the island, Is
based on determination for reform, ns well
as change Of rulers. They claim to be
seeking, according TO this advocate Of their
cause, the restoration Of the Constitution as
originally formed upon the bas1s Of and as
copied aiter, that Of the United States. THIS
Constitution was adopted on the establish
ment Of the Republic in 1907. By that Con-
stitution, Of course, the President Of the Re-
public was elected for four years only, as our
President was, and not for life. This Consti-
tuition, If restored, will in that respect be
sure guaranty against usurped power on the
part Of the executive authority, and insure
permanent tranquility to the country and end
the frequent recurrence of revolutions which
are so unfavorable to tie prosperity of the
nation. The revolution has also for It's object
the entire freedom of religion, the abolition Of
all invi1ious distinctions, and the adoption Of
the free trade system, and, In short, liberal
politics in all senses.
, 1865-08-28
Proposed IAIr-Line Railroad from Free
port to Chicago
fE'snu, tIn Ereernyf North,rnr{1

Our citizlns will be gratitled to learn that a
movement y now On foot In this city, conten-
plating the building of nn Airline Railway
from this :ity TO Chicago. a competent en-
gipecr las teen engaged to make survey and
q rough estimate Of the cost per mile Of ths
present Of what the new company propose to
do, but willeive statement to the best Of
Our understanding to tic present time.
The Kacite and Mississippi Railroad having
direct ]int from here to the river, the new
line will commence ut Frecport, thence to
Byron, II og!c county, and i1terme-
asodS diate ges oes esn sesmao spasang thoush e n
county, Saint Charles or Clintonvil,c
In kanc comfy, and thence direct to
Chicago, By this route tie distance 10 Chica-
70 will be about los miles making saving Of
sixteen miles ride or one hours time in going
to or coming from tllelcity, provided trains
besides the difference in iare-not to say any
thing about tho benefits to be derived from
wholesome competition. It Is thought that
when the rond Is built, trains can easily run
through frcm here In four hours, land VIC
don't see why they tan'D which viii be say
Ing Of almost half a day compared with the
Northwestern road.
that onr people have not sooner awakened to
the importance Of having new outlet to the
1akcs In consequence Of the cxorbitant pri-
cc5 charged by the Northwestern Road, since
tho consolidation, for carrying our freight to
Ills to the Interests Of our own farmers cs-
pccial}y to encourage the new enterprise, for
thc cheaper tlc transportation to market, the
more they will be able TO get for their pro-
duce and stock. We Will try to obtain tho
fIeures for our next weeks issue, or the week
cftcr, so that our readers Gun form more
Is. T.. -o.+1 x1.r
, 1865-08-28
CHICAGO DAILY uAI.KEr

lAA so!ts W GrHn ors noo nlad< on a bqsts ot
2e sforage, ~ aceord1:ce zciiA q resoiyfIoH
pdsstd on Change, and dysso reported b. ", su,.
sA1rDA1 Ev1a1aa, Auz, M 1aa.
FKElEHTS-LAHFEx FExiuHrs-W duI1 shtnne,,
@hoa'nE @ oa consequences Of the elevators having al
s Say pfsrous ia ao
Market nm bat less scItve buyers M ben
e meet she ad.anss desned BY sellers ssits YES
1s bsis 4 a1S iea S.fs ts'ss o & Il 81
oEls ., minaqst.1sl" =, as 3lo REp WtsTxs-fW br!s
Dixon Al i9; 10 bis .Giiiet i'Iads" I'd sS a!s
& u, 1S 5t. A. ,2o ri say %
hf1s II net named at oo; 100 brs q: f;A SErIas1xIs
+! se%;3f @ sn
os he asts t. so.s Waiss gades aasi
ssslDis saa sssis L ssiss IL VIE is WITT
e1sl sPniSa WaxA1-:oo nu ExtEsA - 4 ny; aeo1 @ ha
5 S & :! m s,S sSS:s ssH,s, Is E g
% j ZOO ID q :; ~, six; 4 X S m 20 e9 s 90 Z:
sT nS 81 a e :. q sx e Z Id ! ~ >. IL ss
m s1sioeiae p sS 4 @ a;is 80 ste9s q q q
.!Ss &; e96s;: ,. Fl 'n4gsss 4sss
so 81 ,iso na q 3: = 5:Hs: ,e e se
g eg o q 81 do 81 ss sc: y se ea alie At cons
Ss y xs xsG S ST. IL { s e; Sssy
ox 1oAEp-.o o00 ID no. at &c, u 0g bu no. 1nt lIc
Sc tfetRht 70 Butafo- Tho market closed Viii
iefs demanding 1c Advance.
OATS ReceTel, .1-isa bu: shipped, 311o bu. 3fer.
ket l2 lsc lower Sate3 were hu Sn NJ As.
1900 81 Do 1t sKc: :5 bu DO al s3f; moo bg do al
S9Xc; 4ne0 bu 60 81 Sc: ~ 900 bu do 1t Xc: 500 ID
40 q &C; po bu No: 1t Sc; 400 bu do 1T nxc;
nn na Do u e 9 ou Do at :4He; Ian bu do at sic;
200 bu Rejected At &C. 500 hu do at nc; 100 Ra do as
soc-eloslnE dull At &c for No, In store
RYE-Recetyed. ~ bo shipped, Il, 80 bu. MaEt
kat actTe and 900 bettex Sales Here: I 20 b1 80
az Sci D0h1 90 At SIC; lta9 hu do arSc 1sN bV DO
, 1865-08-28

From The New Albany (Ind.) LEDGER
We lave heard the particulars, from gen-
tlc1nan Of Martin county, who was present in
= lie town at the time Of the occurrence, Of q
mort tragical affair, which occurred in the vii
laee Of Harrisonrille, Dayicss county, on the
l4th instant.
It seems that young man named Gather
had become enamored Of q young lady named
Mary j. Yarnan, and that some mlsundcr-
standing had taken place between them alter
short coutship. On the morning Of the day
named, Gather took his Henry rifle and went
into the main road leading into the village.
up which Miss Ynrna1l was walking toward
him. When they had nearly met each other,
Gather fired upon the young lady, the bali
passing through her heart, killing her In
stuntly.
Gather Immediately ran to house near by,
stating to the occupants that he had killed
Aiiss T., and raring as though in the widest
deli1iuna-an of which was mere preteuce,
doubtless, as he had never before exhibited
any Indications Of insanity. He was arrested
aud taken before magistrate, who acquitted
hin. But there was such m excitement
among the people on account of the atrocious
crime that Gather was second time arrested,
and held to answer In the Circnit Court. This
Is probably one of the most tracical atfairs
that ever occurred In Davieas county.
, 1865-08-28
MARINE NEWS,


AEEiTEp, a;aanc ,:.:;s;iii;:Aus' .n3Sriss' n.
s1n, snH Eg.I9 sss Rq erD rFas M.1Hs ae
fiop FsSortte NAPIER, ST. Jotep, ie1S pigs uis and
rrop eis1s Grid H.. n.,ee n 70 lumber.
sehr = kins: Fsovn, st Jo;sph pa.s e. 2 2 M MiaabeI
SIR Echo, cofoeFs. aaa:stee' 70 N lumber, 50 m ahtn-
sehr Ess1ey Eaton, Durns: Enton c,ty, z Cd. wood:
Sssf ss Eeefo e.e y s
81 s 5s Rsa,a IS '9a: asy Is: Is
schr Cautious, lille. Smith, 81. Joseph 800 pacfsges
scar Inton. Smith. Fnl!ers Pier, Is n lumber Is eds
Ps0P " bsskas, Shtlsaa, ontonssoa. suadrtss,
s2Lt SssfRs HRa I Is Sc & :er
Go hu oafs md sundEfea. ''h
Sasaae Miasea, SaSsee Il Sseef Eua sn1a.S In, su
Rs9%e HIishs Z Fa ganse. Bui!ao, 21n0 hu snn.
1se sseqs hsa;a sa.s SIS g g eae oa
bbaEq1e Enadlla. Mason. l!udalo, s5, IS bu oats
basqus Gibraltar AcilWain, fprr colbozne. I,1a bu
Daraas N'asarn, Zealand. Pcrt coIbo:ne. 1850 bs
Dasq1s 81 y Head Livingston. St casne-ines, 500
Barqas citY of Milwaukee. Brown, Buffalo, aa,mo bz
Rs,x y M sta1dast. o., isadaio. 1000 81 eoIn:
ssaF Ne5;Ins fs1rtt b asle, S @ b 81 eo4a. @as'
asaea, Fiss5 FSsSs. fBaa Baa 'saS 8
esF Sasy ofzea + es'be:se e E. g
sesF esF Atssaie 7 s5!as, Saslo siS + + s:, ~,
ssG @ ssot 'esssi Gss1ss f f eoSsIas Sa wheat.
, 1865-08-28
PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA.

The leading topic Of foreign news is not a
checrtt.! one, but II is one that may we'll be
studied t,y nll who have any relations with
the sari!nry condition OF our American towns
and cities The cholera is slowly hut surely
mai III. progress across the continent Of Eu-
-ro1c, appearing ut euch points TINT 1t Is shown
tLat i.s continuity Inns bt>cn maintained. We
first heard OF its rnvnscs among the s1ualld
pilgrims jou11.cSing toward the sacred shrine
Ut Mecca. That was carly In the summer, nnd
each succeeding account attestcd 10 the fear
1ul violence OF the scourge among the Ma
1om1uelaus. Since then 1t las been the re.
Train Of the newE ty every steamer. Its now
being discussed ty the leading Journals Of
Europe, the aspects Of tho disease secondIng
the dread suggestions Of the calendar that the
erca. cycle Of tho cholera has returned to
claim its victims In its belt Of progress round
the world.
Ii pasecd to the right and LETT Of the Medi-
tcrraneau. On the African shore II traycrscd
Tit Whole extent, and 50 rapidly that II has
entered Europe by Gibraltar and the coast Of
Spain almost simultaneously with its spread
wcstNard from ConstantinopIe. Spain, Aus
tria anu 1taly are in lie Grst stages OF vista
ton, and all Europe no longer needs the
warning. AT Ancona, principal eastern port
Of Italy, one hundred and thirty miles north
cast Of Rome and within fiiiy l,ours' ride of
faris, II has begun Ills rayases, but not so ,.io-
lently Is in Alexandria or at Coastan.inople
In those cities 1t was fed by the abundant nth
and unclcanncss that adhere to Oriental com
1nrnllie$. and By the lack OF medical attend
ants. Al Cairo, with half million of inhsb-
a'' ss.n ;.stors. At Alexandria tne most
49,, smeliorating effects Immediately re.
t,,osdcd to The ctIorts Of European Consuls TO
1,0cure medical attendance for nelslborhoods
a:cctcd, md to induce caution and cleanli-
ness in those yet exempt from attack. Ofthe
disease Mt Ancona Turin letter says:
ut aa that character Of fmalignity which ordin.
rily found In the Asiaic cholofa. The deaths IRON
cholera At Aneoua from noon On the 5h to mid clay
on the 9Th, were Ftztvthlec one hundred aud efxy
y. .lree 81 person- being attaSked. M From midday On
prrrors attacked. 1wo-thirds OF the chops and
siEhts les esn. q the mercantile establishments o.
The disease appeared at MarsciIles few
days Inter than at Ancona, and the French |
newspapers attribute Il to the neglect Of the
sanitary bureau In failing to enforce quarau. |
Tine on steamer from Alexandria. The m.
pers Of Paris and London discuss 1he- inerito
0lencsa OF the visitation.
ak Nord says that European. 3rnot aut,t., ,,,,,
crn. rsEcs with cstatu severity In cr1a;n nse ~
London and that few Cases ha.e hem ti.eovn,rd u
In the faubousg Montmartre at parisN
The London Times believes lis oavc,t In
London forcgonc conclusion, and says that
.sNe quarantine, no detentionz, no fum,cstion
no 1tnes OF demascation Wil keep 1t out IIIe oniv
counsel to be gfvcu H. that cltz,s observe cieoniy
hsbits ca, suitable food and abstain tron III dnds
There is one other uoint in the onnrno,,, ~ |
, 1865-08-28

TFtom the Mllwaukee Sentinel, Aug. 2s.l
+. A man named Kelly, living in the town of
Greenfield, in this county, vas In town on
"wednesday and did not return nnti1 late
hour Of the night. His wife was in bed, and
getting up to open the door for her husband,
Knocked down loaded gun which wasshang
ing In the room, and which IN some mystic
rious manner became discharged, the con-
tents entering her body and Killing her al:
little children mothe1less.
, 1865-08-28
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,


SATURDAY Evx1NG, AugustNt
LG3lBER-Reccivcd, 5S N shipped, m- There
were only Ave or SIX caEgoes offered to-day which were
readily taken at current prices. Sales were: Cargo
schr Norris from Oconto, 100 m H-strlps, balance
boards, ut sls.oo by Whitcomb; cargo schE Dolphin,
nom TWO RyeEs, TO N assorted good common kstr1ps,
at e1+E, b. Mcdonald; cargo schr Sanborn, rom Man-
ford cargo Rehr Darlington. from Grand River Us N
coed Eaited A.stsips, At SLIGO, By Irish d Fuller.
Wc QQote {Arl prices as tolloWB:
, 1865-08-28
Ten. Grant Mt NcGreger, Iowa.
correspondence Of the Chicago T1ibune,]

c MeGREooH, Iowa, Aug- n, 1865.
zen. Grant and party passed here to-day on
.neif way to st. Paul. he was met ut the
lesee ~ large crowd of people, ready to
welcome the great military chicf1ain of the
age. ne vas waited npon in GOOD styIo by
Nayor Letiingwell, who conducted him TO q
cafrlage beautifully decorated for the occa-
s4.,, s4ton, IN which he was escorted through the
peepe pa IT, asadsa,nE shse3a
ny, fataer, his staff, Gen. Washburns,. NJ, and and
kA4A1!4 u u1S 11lEQUa4
, 1865-08-28
The l56th 1lltnoi. Tngon,

Editors Chicoso Tribune: ~ 4'''@
l noticed in your paper Of the 1;.h Inst.
the l56th regiment Illinois infantry btinr re.
ported at Murteesboro, Tennessee, Yon are
moof1ng under very great mistake. We arc
at present stationed at Memphis, Tennessee.
aIe da,n dasS oeen for segea or eight weeks
health Of The regiment IL pretty good-a, onnd Nd
rs can be expected for this time Of year: 0A
GEO. K. OFT.
70. a, 156th Regt. H. vel. Infantry,