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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08
HAVANA.
The Fvncun,ion Of san Dows"so-Are"'y
between sie Government % the bsiond
aud spain 49, Progrcss Of the snytieH
Revolution.
HAVANA July 3, 1865.

Revolution. .-
The steamer Manhattan arrived here ycster-
day afternoon, from Vera Cruz the 2s ul, aud leaves
for New York to-day.
The Diario says:
At Santo Domingo the squodron destined TO CON-
plete the abandonment Of toe Island was expected.
There were set remaining many families disposed 20
laye the isiudsome going 20 St Thomas, Porto RICO
and different points Of Cuba
AS regards tie treaty which WIS celebrated with
The commissioners representing tie GoVu nmo.t If The
island according to The general version 10 is arIecd 10
indemnify spain for al TIE expenses OF the war and 9
Get TIC lives aid property OF SpanaIds VINO remain
Oil theisand
In Ha,ti tie revolution was making hoedway, and
GeIralds troops Lad suffered crll rcyeTses. Gel.
frard is always at The head of his fighting troops
Among those who have taken against TIE Govern
nent are many Domiueans.
GuaIico had been IN state Of siege ana was reoccu
pied by the Cover mcut troops alter desperate ugb,
which Obliged tie Rebels TO eyacuttc IL
There had been quite an excitement az JaCkne,
caused by old Haa who, ropres ming LImsrh as %
sorcerer rlsved upon the cTedul-y q q few people
promising them riches etc, II they did what he re-
qured OF them, ne Of Lis requirements being 10 dIak
fhe blood OF a MAN. There were not fond wanting
some hardheartcd and cruel en0rgh ~ believe MIN,
and TO Lin an Innocent oil man and drna BIS blood.
Tie deed was discovered and almost all tae parties
concerned in tbs Gia5lis, except The promoter hive
been arrested by the police VINO are in active pursuit
OF the s01ceicr.
p All the inhabitants Of Jackmel sustain GcErlrls gov
ernmeut and dress m soldier gaIb.
Tie steamer Leon arrived at Santiago on tie 2ith,
from Puerto Plata. bringing the troops lately garfi-
soDed there and the Governor Tie paae had bee lel
in he test order, nothing being destroyed BIT Ae
redcubt built az tAe cir T.1. The hnu-rs constructed
by the Spani8Tds si remain standing, ana tLcse a..
habtaDts that NAMED 10 look a.er tAcir property Oc
eupy themselves iu small trlilic.
Havana j. quite dun nothing doing, weather warm,
and many CuUans nave gone 10 the States to pass tae
bummer.
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timated from Trustworthy data being:
sriiGfs
Total IN IL months...........-

The amount Of stock that viii have been expended in
construction, up to the first Of August n St will be
about 50 10000 and the above earnings amount 10 nine
and onchrd per cent on that sun.
The object Of oui Directors. from the beginning, has
been TO meet the urgent public demand for increased
tcegrophc facilities, by constructing new lines and
stretching many additional wires on lines already built
Having at the outset with view TO couali1e fhe price
OF shares in the hands Of all shsrehoders fixed the
original subscription price Of shares al two-trds Of
their par value, they found difficulty in placing more
than were required, AID they have al hi time a. in.
terCs' large amount Of cash applicable - the copsiruc.
ton Of lines IN progress. Their ultimate aim il ~.
tend the lines Of The Company wherever throughout our
country. tcegraphic bushes. Is to be done
They we're prepared for tie obsrucions which rival
interests have thrown in the way. This last libel IN
pint is q tr1e compared 10 a thousand verbal ones
daily repeated compared too to thovai ions juuc,ions
sued ont against work in Illinois and Ohio and the
frness attempt made last Winter to prevent the pas
sage in The Legislature Of tie latt,r STATE Of law
granting equal rights on the railroads.
Time elapsed before these impediments could be
come and they seriously retarded the completion OF
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ROBBED WHILE SLEEPING. On Thursday

ROBBED WHILE SLBBpING. = On THURSDAY
night John S,eIiriis retired usual at Lis residence
NJ. q First.si. IlDbOken, \. j., aud on awlking
Friday morning f0lud tlat he had been robbed Of a
silver watch valued n, SIS which hung beside his head
and is wallet. containing 90 IN treasury notes
YESTERDAY officer Darke ofthc Oth Precinct. ri No. IS
Boner,. arrested has Miller ond Theodore Gabela
l. the possession Of Miller was found tine watch aud
70 in money. At TIC time Vi bis arrest he pissed 10
Gahc.s q god witch 10 which attached tic hflr
chain bclonrrg t. St.fn,s watch. Both the accused
were committed by Justice STANDBY.
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Naval 1aoYcrnsDts.
LArNcn al TnR MApAwAsKA.

The United States screw sl0op-O-var NADIA
Ufskp 30 lu.s and $500 i,i8 capacity " Toe duhc e1
this moinite the Brook yn Navy nd. between Z.
nn1 s.! Oc.ocs d. = 40 Waugh, at The Navy. lAII
cate va .tuit au iiilas and ggatlcmea, w4tInu.
plss,s 90 witness the launch The vessel lays at the
end OF ~ .'rm.ate.
DEPARTURE or THE DICTATOR AND C0SSORT.
The United States ocean monitor Dictator
and her conso TIE Vanderbilt sa 10 lay from hs polt
This is The mad trial rip oi the Doctor and If she
meets .ho exproi,1ns ~ her commanding officers BIB"
VII be- accepted rJ ne Government. The TIP Is tius
laid Gown. TIC monitor 10 steam from tbs port up
Long Island Sound. stopping at Newport thence pr.
ceeGing VIII ner ools0t % i'osion, 20 0n 10 Forts
mouth ppfuai d, and h.aly lialutE it then becomes
discrot iDnafy with thu CGcers hctler she steans
across tie Atlantic il cv !. thing works we'll she vii
Attempt the pq--age aIhult ti. He.tp o. required
10 uo 10. T. ~ ten ,u0t Ie sic has already made 20
conins ir N rfrcss Monroe o. tbs port IL IL ex
peciel slo :. row mahe IL 10 a. knot. Ne bier
machinery lss been considerably improved
under tIe direction OF Captain Ericsson.
Iis vessel b. 3 ga fgut capacity, wish ue,e tnfrrt
and a. luilt by c. II. De,amatcr. 30 this city So"
wus l4ancl,d Doc. 2t. los i!tl crew rumpers 2Jl
souls - following J. corr,c' 'ist ~ ''r oihecti
C'mmofor J'In ,,'s'i.' ii'.i..',I us ~ ..' ',ae
.ne a-sr = D. 8,bie; act Vol lieui. jacob hnbll e.
g. kins.inr. Ariin- Master Georg, f. Suh. Aclne En
= 4 ue.rc. "a Asst Iugi sr-. H. H. fn.r.ion Phhp
81 e- b.. airn, 80 .,t .usiuter- " fenuiuo q, &. j.
hahtLoYf, L. 49,. Nog.eyi ac'in. VI uic end ioi levi
Jump lay'ua.ter. CeA j. H. PRIEST CaP-ius clek Jesse
4. iNta"f
II t4morcd th4t tho 4. s steamer WinoosLa viii
accompany ths Dictator part of tho way-a5 FAR as
Port aud Me.
DEPARTURE OF THE FLORIDA.
The I. -. maii steamer FLORIDA has orders To
sail Immediately .fom tAs port o. Port Royal s. c..
ciu} ing mails aud aupplcs The FLOWING are her
olicCrs.
A.tur Volunteer Lieut.. Commander, VIM. Budd; Acting
iasitr IS. q. staple; Acting Lusfns, a J. F0lus, T. h.
hslm. I'd; 'lat-s - %. spar. h. +. Pickering. Acting
A--isflt surgeon, Wn. J. Burt, Acus Assistaut-.
ter ~. b, heorrs Acting fisst-A.,is Engineer. Wan.
McLrlni ft,rr Second sstuHttur p'rr. T. b. swift .
Acte l4ri-As-sunt fuauerIs, . VI. Lord. A. -. Col joe
CupD us IloA, Elc, FTedc i,k faymcrl ,.era, II. d.
ket.er.
MAILS FOR THB GULF.
The L. s. steamer Fort Morgan sails Tuesday,
lltn inst. Tor the Bust ana West Gull Squadrous
Lo,irss ptYeIs AID pnee.s properly directed nc NO
t. TIE Naval Lyceum Navy Yard, Will DO transmitted
gIGtiS.
GOVERNMENT VESSELS FOR SALE.
fleet Of thirty |. ;. condemned vessels
viii be sold 90 the Navy Yird some time during neAt
week Nodce duly given Ia tue advertising and ADDITION
columns.
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TWO ARTIFICIAL LEGS IN ONE!


READ w PAMPHLET
2, contains pe tsem soldiers - ,ne 'eon1enerI
privilege II ,btsiuiug a-l fss bis refusal,
be-. SIDE, aissts aua ceT.r--rs or on 49, Who afe nov
wearing NV oritrl. and w 10 Paid tnfir own money 10
SECURE d-cLn- 10 GO lie inferior ones iuEils-ed y
tlc G0ytrill,ut. -
ARTIFICIAL LfGs
VERSIONS PATENTED METALLIC ARTIFICIAL
LEO,
rR.nea covered wi.h frnc5.'ri leather .i.n rbher
or, aud without ca sut coldi SPIRAL springs 10 SET.
.tl.tins makes Ioise docs uo. set cut Of order, 10
chopper aud lighter sni vii last longer than ne "oden
lc-s eld j. woin vita rase and comiof zeal oesas 70
everybody 80 mio...ra.s 20 ice ln -r..ncal lee.
send fr plmFic- -. ,,-....-,,,
Al p.rson who have ever artl,.1i eg .at " n
tony 2. AE@.yE'S pAlENf tl IAlift AALIl CAD
LF6" can 90 tie folio sing rrn. via; viii DO any
oe that Will cone Iy oiAea .ut t.ey weir sc g
three months lf hey wish o. rttm g. Ito end Of Lar
time. the, DO SD, and wi return then their money! SO
tlny doa... have httei .y 90 NY office tha'
Wa 40, perfectly setish,d 49, ,-..u,,,-
Once aud Sale sgoon, no. no Broadway, Newl OH.
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Eycnin2 Exchnnge-JULY Z.
TIE FOURTH AT MARrIYsBURo, yA.-Dr. J.

r snodgrass now Of this city but a native OF West
Virginia delivered an address at MartinsbIrg on tie
Attn INST He spoke with entire freedom Of all the polit
ical questions OF the day incuding the equality before
the law Of the freedmen. HIS address is said TO have
been well received
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FATAL ACCIDENTS "A little girl named Ann
Callahan aged uo tbs, Yesterday ie ont OF bed az
the residences If her parents 10. 20l Eas Fourteenth
st.. aud was instantly killed eorogcr Was notified
/, nod an inquest Fi,1 Cunt or aged > years na
tive OF Gtrma0y yesterday fen through hatchwoy IN
tie lrsWery If Kosher Brothers Ia First ave. between
Twenty -ninth aud iDirtesh.st2, ana was inSienty
ktIl.d
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A,,iusrtpcufs.

The Stadt Theater viii be opened On Monday
evening with cn exhibition of fats OF lsei-e.Hail'
under The direction Of ue "Fak.s # Nis.an"
The season closes t.is evening at the olympic
Thotr. "Je.s.e D-ogn" Wlii he lepfcselied i'f '"e
last tue.
Miss Maggie Ali:chel's engagement at NiOlo ;
Garden terminates tbs week On Monday "AF1"A'
na.pocGer vii be produced.
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sURROGATE's COURT july T. - Before surlosa
iCCEER
49, rRnvFp-cHAMIAnLE R-QrEsTs.

MILLS IIlIN ID" y M n TlIT y Y II
During the past wees the surrogate aas admitted
70 probate wills OF the following named u: Arcl'-
i, t,fs .- .mes H. Non goutry henry 81 geHs, William
Roberto and lrore DtIr None Vi tie ABOVE wills contain
any provisions OF public IMP rta re.
me 81 o. Mazda Cod.ise tequeaths 10 the New.fork
Feit.r Auxiliary Bible Society s'a0oo The will of Anu
o.. am lsqa.us 10 the Leake aud Watts Orphan houte
-3u.to r ucrcan bicle society -'oli borl II Foreign
Missions Of toe .aytrriau thufcb, $500 trustees ~ 80
toad of Don Missions Of le G~ne.o noy a. me
prbt,rn Church $50. society the Relief o. Aged and
lt..cts 10 lUdig Females, F.5J;iSt Lukt's Home 3i
lat o. M Cololed Home ios ed and iut5ut People VI
Color, : 80.
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Hotel k'ersOrai.

Gov. Michael Hahn, La; Dean Richmond,
Batayn: Dr. Il. G.. Hurnham, Chicago; toe Hon. }.
Ohio. Col. =. r. Chosen, L 5. A.; Clark " Thomp-
son NJ sofa. T.. 1. jenkins. Baltimore. Gov. /. q.
Pratt, Blltlmore, ana the Hon. Thomas H. Scott
Phiiudelyhia. at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
Col. r. j. Treat and Col. Ii. A Burnett Of Gen.
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lfyou aye Interested IN the welfare Of your crippled sodieFI
please reai the following;
Naw-YoRK, June 9, i-15.
cir anf Conrtp Of Ne,,-Yoys;
r.. ". FLOWER, beiUl duly sworn, says: ,
in December v4s ueces-itast by wound receive1
in te va Tor the Union procure RE beet artificial eg n
me na6t iccos insy made ~ eSannsiion o. tue d,
'eren models Il AZ me ~ mos n.nu III p.s ~,
VI the atpanty aud apparent dlfl-
billy Of III j. ". e,tons Meah ar al Leg Accord
4rgy o. duplication Dr. letter 20 surg 5ehefA -fn-t
10 BE- e - order the esion ler as Nj Weston he'd no
contract Win the Government - ilfah sodets VAN u1i.
sy better tue SurgouCele-al was re med to rueea
b. C C,uens m chsTg- of tle Cea- Park Hospital for
.i.oruil IN. a. which p.ace wa teen saAue.
~ ihs 2th o ecrLlbrf i4,t Wa r.td u he'd writ 81
ID, I'll >,-gor and yhi h. siDrss had so 70 wri.s,
aud ha bad got uys-f tr'lo.e by doing Was ia.-
nieoately oriered under rTes', cr ppe tho IN was
Subsequently 10 che latter pet tie mouth Of January,
DR. Ccra,uts come to l ofnee. On enennz
pr Clenci Inquired no tie uer of ~ writing to tne
SIf Hlont e- rNQ % Inc tLdt hdi WINCH
css, might have f4sei fter" -,
bot bs. mnsi decide chem ana e.s which q. the egs mr.
pi,.sd by tie commission would choose replied t1et
bad not decided which would haye y" lie uocorrsifei
uVon ag d.coa but finally gave s aHi tie following ~
in... leaa.ime BY ny order Mr weston had made
s l.s. and ihe day 6i,er ny conversation with
ae surgeon ppeaed with pc es o. though ny stump
since tie have worn the Lee enough 70 be perfectly
,tit viii H. although the condition o. Ly stump prevents
wearing any Is without liJly A. lsA Is .F Pay
end ar onen ht a.
II Tue air We.f5ns es best. then went the rriye'e Of
De United states Goverule lows mlta'cd so.d no
pIice applied Jthtr egsi ce.' y me person WOO -
fortunate OBLIGED 20 ear al at 1l a9 4sA- 10 DC 10
CDR modls nav be good bat prefer th. ard now
want sam to ~ me back my whis45 !, -, g Se'
r. " Fow being iqly sworn, te'tae3 that IN re eta
sv.-a b'f.r. ~, o.. s.h iiy q June less.
JAMES ". IAL-. tunlC 80 ary 30. - NAi-sf.
neve iue .eIy , as-seol-5e f-uel to us eripPed
soldier VITO wishes 10 70 ~ 90 Ne On, 20 "-r Io TIE Dali
az h.sl q IL.
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IN steamship Nuula'ttn, foa |era triz--A. ". Pager
sterker vs.. Geuhi-d, -. brTuL j.. Willard Ma. p tr
Sorrr Ind n tLe .fe-raee. From Hnygna-N. oh~r Aur
ray n. r. Ryan. Colo 81 Jn.u luoyo Lorer X. Coos
Lucas O. .le4ou and 10 10 .,eria-e.
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Total. first six months.......-.-.--S4'a


Tie above is nine AID airi per eaton The stock ir
qneton. and the dividend declared vas four per cent
Autiis Of course. is II record on tie books Of Tie
COMPANY. accessible at M times. 70 any stockh'ldor
Compare. now. in this natter the Off ia facts witt
tie allegations and III iuulu,u Of one who is not
ashamed TO confess that instead Of pocurag authentic
information in the Office ip which, hal he re.ly beon
stockholdcr. lie would have had night 20 demand It
he sourltii fla otlcr quagos," wherels leaned ihot
sasl icion oxists."
THIS aaOnymous scrihbor asseris that out Of sl'il5f
Of gross receipts for six months duc.udng one mont
in which tie present Company had no e1isience) m'
mana rs paid semi-lnnu dividend Of four per ceut
ON aree millions anil haj y dollars that s sIfoV
leaving S I3l to pay ,I Ises On iDeHy thousand "'l'
q wire.
The exact f,cts. IS above shown, ar: that The man
ares pg.i out OF sl7s,sJG If gross reeeips scm
s dividend of fur per cent, one mH ion H'"e hHna
,,s ,,,,,rd dolla,s that is 5000: leaving so4'S5
20 nav expenses on from ~, to noeios @oasard miles 81"
,,c In other words, (orfg ro al hall pr cent OF
the earnngs was paid DOT 10 dividends ON th' tocA
which constituted tie original purchase fund a.dty
s,r.n and IogC per cent reserved for expense
fOder oompanios than oars estimate lle expense OF
maptoininr tier line, ct less Than forty per cent.
Tie public sill judge what value TO put on uenda'
e.ous assertions that the Company "c'unot pay diyi
Jend from their earnings and taat the managers go
lon making fortunes" while taey dole out to Us
npcauine stockholders Of the Company dividends
rom the money we ouIsolves pay in
Put The aninus q this affair Is still more clearly ind'-
Gated by the terms Of tie comparison instituted be-
tween our earnings and tose Of tgo rival companies.
.0'" '"' -, ii, ,1, ro,,,rt .bst "tho
10 - c,,,,,,,,s viro. ,cver the
OA''D '''''' 80 80 g.. v,..,.r,,
-'.' ..-, c.rr,ni..p f,he in.
O'i'" 'i'' -1'' .,..
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A CASE OF SUY-sTaoKR.-William Nash was
vest raay found Is lie lhuicenth Precinct Police IN
an ius.usbe condition from the effect Of tie heat. He
was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital.
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The Un;sed slates TcIesraph Comp""y.

To re EG,.or Of The r. L. I'ibnHe
SIR: The legal adviser Of the United states
Teleg.sDl Compiny bos as you know after repeated
,-,,rg and nearly a weeks delay failed 20 obtain
f,, ~, the uorss O.. a person VINO appended to az
rti,,o f, vonr issue OF Ju1e 80 his SIC atare MS O
"rritc. states sioctiolCrr and VIC 'hrorgtoa the
article assumes 20 be s'octhoccr II onr Company.
II in character that he should desire to conceal hi
name Darkness ra,l r than light Is The natural pre-
eronce OF a libeer.
The snocia reference Of his article is 70 proposed
extension Of the United states Telegraph Company
lines recently contracted for 70 the Pacific; AM u
seeks 10 PERSIA le the public that the Directors Of this
Company, acting FRAUD lenty, have made contract
for that extension njG i9us 70 the Interests Of the
Stockholders, but specially beuef'ug themselves ana
selected few IT alleges farther against what 1t cal'
The "scheIning maragers' that, on the LIST Of Fen
ruary tat they, pretending 10 p1y n DIVIDEND
from net profits but having no net profits
did take from The capital stock of The Company 'he
sum necessary to ray such dividend; which sum Is
stated to be four per cent or 10000
Inssu uch rs this last accusation relates 70 .acis o.
nrjor date TO the other, it shall 10 first noticed
Our Company In It's present form, is ofreccn' origin
II was on gaozcd on tie 30 of August lsc under acts
of tie Legislature If the Safe If New-YorE author
u NO such corporations; aEd it forthwith u"ied ~
purchase assignment consolidation the Ga u"it'e
states iue from New.Nok 10 Milwauke' sn1 the mos
OF several other telegraph companies. Those ad been
IN operation for various periods, from six months 10
twoycars and hal at the tine about ten thons1nd ms
Of wire. Our Company paid Them in is shares l'V"
in all: Amounting, re par yilie. to :l.o020oo.
On this STOCK and on 10 otter fAe Directors deemed
lust o. the lst day Of Inst February %, witch tine
about - 600 miles OF wire were uD to pay dividend
ont Of pert Of tho earnings Of the Ines thus consor
4..a ,rico.. oorr,tre yrafp freciNraly.4s FLOWS:
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Christopher Pidgcou 10. John :. 0oman, &c.
am clear, ofopnoa .-t4e junction opplad io' shoa.d'
be- granted.
Jane. Bernssam ast. +. \. Pear'ai-Aotion to open
dcf DOL -r4utrd 49,.
Ge.ro 'uomp.on ogt Henry Kn.ckeThoeker-Mo'ion
granted.
Pa,eTs in above cases in cl,fts Office.
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Law In AcTURED-Rjchdrd Cough, residing
=. n o,a - Nvan-st. became engaged 10 difficulty
e' ~ -. ct tie corner of Broadway and East
ans 70 the melee received fracture Of the
lower law. The ~. esn escaped.
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than a week since We leaefed G.ucinr0 such deiiis,
Of course lara co1sisr lly diminished our eafuints.
Wien ono calls 20 mind tie df.ru!ea and draw
baels iaseparae from Go beginnings If II enterprise
ofs.cl m. aiiae as olrs, lI- roic especiny uo Iel
i teat Efforts certain 10 be interpreted ag1ns' u 'S
monopocs unused to opposition, having almost uni''
tied command og capital aceusiOnei To cJ"tioi llV Gu
tire field Of operation, aud to impose on the pup
lic lierovu c.' lions o. service WITHOUT remedy 'i
appel: and when one finds ia spite Of al! sncn
heavy drag chains on the wheels, ncF company IKE
ours. entering at once on career ct prosperity 81
steadily progress ve Il would De dll!crlt u hnd more
practica. or more conclusive evidence ,hai inc
people Of this country have love Tor oyefgro"A cor
poraons or oversbalONins ,xciusheltss IN any DUST
ness, bur wIl l,rl willing hand ald extend npei
share If 70 thoso Who assert tho rsb'o
competition. aud pal sac an independent course.
We feel fully assured that popular favor VII sus'"n
ms in he fnture Us IN tie p1st even though we NAY
lust have f. ven cw cause OF complaint by contracting
hout Tic fear OF monopoly before our eyes win p''
ties TOO responsible % fail u.s. for an extension OF ou'
lines 10 tie Pacific. And this brings me to SPEAK o
the first charge set forth ia this TRADE against tie man
agcmeni n our Compay y.
The impl.stion lsof the frayest character CIR
clar had been Issued TO the stockholders lIi'fn'e
and
them that hey Lad the riylt TO take, at shysN al"
tso.tirds dollars Ter snarr share OF The Pe'ho
-........,s o,i,,pce except
,us &c on based On the act tlat tbs Circular u1 Ho'
specify tie cost Of ilo proposed extension iAe'
charge u cIoss fraud is brought against oar
ponaacrs Il is alleged that While Stochho'drIso"l
sletle ring ar expected g. sAsh a.i he none!
,,...,,,, f.,.,..r o,,or,t Of stock is 10 BE-
~. ,,,.,to,. - rio .ria,, for which they
~. ,..ts... mr. ,... -, ,ot,iD,.f l. 10 added
49,. t, t,.ar. ,.-i.,e rlilcr tie terms %
,.i ...,.I -t, t,,. Oh. a.-..rs .lteeu' hundred
ri, .tt~,. ,r4 ,l,,...l ..,.lu cash. Willie tie hgc,
d., ..... ...if,,. ,,.t an u.ueL by
az Ao.' .n
81, 70. '-'''''' ,.,,.. .,,.,it, an.
"F' '-'' "'.''' -. e....i, =,
~ '.'I % 80 r-.t.l So,
100 "'' e'', r.. s,.,r D.,
'e'@'"'" - g., p..ir..
-. t..4.. IN IA snake.
VIVA ~" la, a..
"' "'N '0 o..
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY D. l ooo.
AFT; Major.Gen. Fitzpatrick, q. s. A.;

ssermen,. Staff: Maior-Gen. Fitzpatrick, q. s. A..
JgJ.e Omstead. Oregon, and l. Sharp. Fort Bridger
UM5 are at toe M,l1el'9 M. hG'c. cr,v Boston,
NJ joy Williamson, Norga; j. Rae. Montreal. aud
n y stnrres B,.ton, are at tie Breyoort House
isaac Iach. J. atlinsor, and Lieut.. Mar, England
are No the Clarendon Hotel
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IFR Manufacturers o.. Siirt-, Ties Collars, &c. No y
IS irren t ofer consumer direct At their new heis
Do tariett 10 P.Isrow opposite The Asf0r House w
do gent superior -c linen +py Collars a. ~ ~ per Goz
0sl lscsss f,rtr Collars ai 81 80 hum edi superior
INV of Neck lie. IN Amercs. f,0m2'. Beautiful Butterfly
bow, a 5lc Good Sochs - p sud % 10 dozen. Boy
ifom hr.l hlnos and save the retailer point
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FURTHER DETAILS.
MONTREAL Tridag, J

MONTREAL Friday, j une Z, leoo.
The Purser of the steamship MoIayian makes
the following statements
The Ship Nm. Nelson. from Flushing FOR Phladel'
phia or New-Yolk ives destroyed by FIRE On The bapks
of Newfoundland. The Ere originated from red bot
bolt being PIT into a tar-l0t between Decks foiiy
people were taken 10 ST. Johns by tie steamer Meteor
-Four hundred people Musings some may have been
sayed in the boats.
Captain Alton Of the Steamship Morayiau gives tie
following statement;
The Associated Press boatman, at Cape Race, re-
ported that the steamer Meteor belonging 10 j. aud W.
Stewart arrived II st. Johns rid , with so Of the
passengers and crew OF tie ship VIM. Nelson taken
from the burning wreck on he Banks al NewOund and
The Vim. Nelson smiled from finishing for NeW.Iora
with German emieranfs board. Before the Meteor
reached the burning vessel al tie boats had put off la
of passengers and crew. lot Of the boats had been
heard a. AS fer Captain Alton coald learn there
were upward Of 100 passengers on board when the
veSspl sailed