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rived.

Arrived.
Steamship Costa Ri, Tiukepsugh Asp,nws July 81 OF
p IN with treasure and passengers to u. y. Allen.
stsoa.t America, GIN, Savannah Aug D. with mase and
pass. ~ Wikenian 0ootin Dickinson
Steamship d. ii. Mount, Packard, wa'hinston, D. Co. 70
hours, with ordnance to u. s. Qusrtermsster.
Steamship Cuba DBL Stone, Liverpool July ~. and
Queenstown goth at 10 mdse. and pass 70 r. Cunard
Bark Qlndaro tof Pconl Stsnwood, Cow bay ~ days,
with coal to Thompson Hunter .
BSt Sacramento, Ha.,sy. fas,rdo, P. X, edaya with
sugar &c. 10 Pierson Coli ns.
BARK cienfuesos Cole enfueso, Is days with sugar to
Power. Go.
BaSk Sea Gen. Petgew, Sarus II days with sugar &c.
TO order.
Bns Avondale Dir. Calais days with aths to master
Brig T.. Miller tof Nsssau) Crumey Nassau, h. r. days
with mdsr. TO y. + Monte Barlow.
Brig Hernins Hannord Rio Janeiro IS days with coffee
TO order. -
Bng Fenny Foulke. swain New Orleans 10 days, With
cotton to
Brs Industry, Emil. Ans'sna 70 days with sugar TO- o.
Vessels.
schr l,ea Eaton Malnzas II days with surS o. master
Schr Il. C. Scrbncr Hall 70 days, with cod 10 T. SWAN
WhRlers.
Schr Susan ". Smith OF Boston II months ouk with tp
bbis. oil, all wel.-July %. lat 20. lon. Be- 20.
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Ocean Gtclmers
,-rcInT STEAMSHIP LINE for BOSTON.

NUTsIDE STEAMSHIP LINE for BOSTON.
r. SI..,,.r. CERES Captain Brooksi T.: y.
-, iS resein PnioIf, JERSEY BLUE, Captain Arey
CRY or iATH captain ser,o sALsoR osp'nn Nh Ss
, y. VIZ ra'FsDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, a,
No. ITO ftSn Pier No a. Fat Rive, ADJOINING Catherine
IwIiINEYa HAfHEWAf. Agents, No. e2 souihst
NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-WEDNES'
NAYS and sATURDAYS.-TheN New York Mail Steam
cnmnsny's steanship MORNING. STAR. II Nss,r
p n.nasr M sail on SATURDAY Aug ~ and the MAR
10. q. ; o. ~ from tho ComPsnys Pier No. 70 N H. fo
Fro sht or Psssaxe. sIply 10 ,,.,,, a, :.
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A SEAMAN CHARGED WITH ROBBERY Off
Ger Reynolds of the Twenty seventh Precinct arrested
Andrew Scollen, seaman. charge Of stealing IS
nom Joseph Harry The latter alleges that SeOllen
seized him by the collar struck him in the face with his
fst, and then stole the money by force Justice Hogan
committed the accused for trial without bail.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED SrATES COMMISSIONS RS OFFICE-Aus
9-Before Commissioner Osborn.
PASSING CoUSTEHTEIT PITY CENT CURRENCY.
Iu,,ed stzt,. a.f John Plillits

The defendant was arrested between ~ and
O'Clock th, morning rhirdsve by Detective slowey
for passing counere, fry cent stamp AID with having IN
hi. Z the stun. IL e.peared that
Philips paid h. conductor Of the James Mehfoy The
stamp In question, hut refused Phillips then gave
the conductor 81 bill good money and alter receiving The
be started leave the by the front platform b.
BY the conductor aud held until the arrival Of tho
detective who him, and upon searching him at the
station house s25O Of the bogus currency be
fore 81 Sed wss found ufon bic person. ~
Philips committed e.aiAion IN default Of 5ooo
bail.
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port-Uar0eus' Noiiee.
STATE OF Nyg-ioRK.

STATE NHr-iDRK, I
PoRr-wIrDgss OFFICE, No. lot Wsll-st
NOTICE is hereby given, III accordance Win
section Of tho act passed. April II. 1885,. .asl An
Act Rsolg.u- the arirn, Once Of tho Port u view
York." al person, ineree1 In having charge o. the
subject matter of .nch inquiry examination survey tni
the following vessels under ninsion ny ts rost
Wfdsns ani tia, the said Of erinnaons wa ~
pleted thin ten asye succseding this notes on
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ARREST on SUSPICION. Officer Crittenden Of
the Fourth Precinct arrested George Mcknight on
suspicion of having stolen aquantty Of clothing which
was in his possession Yesterday Justice Hogan CON.
mited him for examination. The goods can be seen at
the Fourth Precinct Station House.
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Brig Bolivar lBsj Christian. Seville. Rubea 4 Muuos
Schr. Julia (Br.). Fenton. Halifax, s. 5. Whitney.
Schf. NJ 5. Hathaway, Cole, Lingan, y. TsIbot-
Sshr. TT Prescott, Pembroke, Me.
Schr. kicbsrd Hi Huss, Barbados. Bsil~ Dayton
Schr. Herbert Manton. Crowell. Boston. A. HAYES
5clir. Arrow, Cookerniler. Port Roya, A. Godfrey.
S0op J. u. Borden, Collins EAlI River.
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
r., Now Haven 100 S.0o(Ex,l ll3o g. m ND rExJ
= 10 ~. $40 4. 30 and 500 (fK,lrn
raar Bid,,port TOO. 500. tkx.D ll~ g IN; Dis tEAJ
2 ~, H,5 AS L. 20 and 800 (Ex..l pm.
~, Milford and Strstord 100 lilo m ~ ~ SD m
rer FAIRFIELD Southport aud Wesipoft, 100, i"@ No. ia
AZ fdr Sorwalk 100 400 Fzgl go L~a N i'i' tErd
4 As 40 $50 800 (Fx.,l p IN. -
e. D,d.n ZOO go ii.JO a. NJ 3@5 40 SO Pm
~, tre.uwich 90 30 ll.3o n. y f3 4JO oJO pm
10, stanford TO0 900 tEx.) $50 llN IN lAls tEH.t
\ eo iFrl345 40 $50. $50. 800 tEI., y p n. ..,,
~ Poi Chester aud intermediate stations lU Nv IL -
M 3.3 40, SO, $50, i.On p m.
' ' CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield, eco M tEIl 300 (Er .leW
p. m. ~. t,,. r. ma, ~
For Hartford and Springfield 500 (EA,j a. IN tEHJ'~
lu) l2.l5, $50 ?. M. ,,,xf
10 Montreal 800 y. IN. to Northampton.
For Hartford Providence and thhall Railroad ~" '"Ss
For Newtaven. New.London and Ssoniaston RaLrosd@
90 A m IL u.s. 20n. 500 r. ~
Nor Canal Railroad. ly.l5 o. m. to Northampton
For Hoasatonc Railroad. g. al and D. III Wednesdsgv
trim connecting with m viii run 10 bernin stcn-Satue
day. 10 Pttsteld--other days, New Milford only
for Nauratuck Railroad. 800 a. m, 800 p m
For Dxnbary and Norwslk Railroad. 100. 30 . On ~
uodIeus Sleeping Cars s.ached :, 200 m. trsa
JAMES h. hOfr Sapt
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sURRO0ATEs COURT-AuoU.r 9-Bsfors Surrogate
TUCEyR-

In re- the estate Of Susan Robinson. To-day ,h'
Surrogate settled the decree IN this The value OF ,h
belonging 10 the d-ceased was ~ 900 and clause
her will sets apart tho SUN Of $1,000 To, OF
o. 4Meni her grave.
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CITY NR VS..
AGAINST THE

JUDGMENTS AGAINST THE CITY.-Mr.
Tnomas c. Fields having obtained sevsntyeight war
,snn In satisfaction Of Judgments against the City,
he same sent to his Honor the Mayor to be coun.
ergnsd. but his Honor refused to do so. From what
" could gather at the Mayors Office yesterday. it ap
psred that during the year 1862 seventy eight distinct
and separate Judgments had been obtained against the
Cy for labor on the streets Of NewYork and that all
claims for mereys excepting six have been made pay
able to Mr. Fields either BY assignment or otherwise
The aggregate amount Of the warrants will not proba
by exceed $4,000. During the necessary litigation in
the Supreme Court costs to the amount of $50 in each
case were allowed adding 20 the judgments previously
obtained g. 000 which the City bound 10 pay The
Mayor deciding that test suit in should have
carried with all the other cases. has withheld his sig
nature to the warrants The defence on the Part OF the
City is that the appropriations for this work having
long been exhausted that therefore the bills are
Illegal The matter will be finally sdJudioaed upon in
q few DAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-10

ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIpR.-Frank G..
Keith living at the Of Broome and Forsyth ss
attempted to commit suicide Tuesday night bv shoot
ing himself IN the mouth with a pistol while laboring
under Temporary insanity. 1t is expected that he will
recover
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fAdvertisement.l
PINR APPLE

PINE APPLE CDER-Dr. TALBOT'S Con
cKNrRArRD MEDcs PINE APPLE CIDER will you II
you are sick aud well will prevent sicknes See
long advertisement IA WEEKLY Tribune from April 20 to
May ~ 1865 inclusive Send for Crcusr. Ono ounce sam
pie bottle sent free By mall receipt Of 3c to postage
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THg DISASTER ON TIE STEAMBOAT ARROW
The inquest on the body Of Miss Diary f. Ericsson, one
OF the victims 1T the explosion e steamboat Arrow
on Saturday last has been postponed BY Coroner Cover
until Tuesday next owing to the absence Of important
witnesses.
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OR0T0Y A0UEDUCT DEPARTMENT.

VROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARIMENT.m-,
10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sealed fop a's Wl.i
80, ~ las IL tho COZ .fructon Of the following street
i,,Toy~rne,t. VI. SIN Frs in BLhES MN - hIaI
n.t.ren ptfy aud HsInnondsf IN FIFTY roy M
STETIT N IN Srihsveuu- 70 poia 80 feet east Ia Flfl
FiFH sIREiT on sixth avenue 20 point ~! i,'t IN
e., Dav VI IN siHfEl between fh hnd sixth avenues
IT, If tSOVFR SQUARE and PEARL SiRtEI, D.twe en-
W'r slr.r, and OH Slip, and In Sixty flltoI SlhEEi .
y - mt 1 fe,t en,t OF tenth avenue, 10 and through
f1,L s,enu, 10 Fi1y.uinth street and st'Nh BLUM
pAVIIFSrs In sENENrY.flRsI slAbEI between
80 Tt,d and Fourth avenues; in FIFTY 'oECOnD
between Seventh and Shih avenues N fokIl'
SIXTH STREET between ie5sg9n ana fouf,n nJ
Lexington avenues. 80, ID. .l.o. With tbs
Fsch opossl must be iudorsed on rs en'rpo o1 Ia
, The sor III hich l. offered aiso I'm name o' pa
der aud tke da, O! Offering -, .,Di,c,,ion 10
BLANK flrn. auA specifications can DC had on i pri
the Contract Clerk a, this oiico lcunda Ciiy Han ~
ksw. York, August lst1 .rrourNs , c,o,on
ROBERr L. DARRAGH, Aau'e,e'
A ". CRAVEN, poa'u
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SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERx-avo. s-Befors
Justice AAaYis
DECisIDSS.

Charles II. Karr agt. n. X. Kendall-notion
granted Nathaniel roniross at John n staPles.Mo,ion
graned Mnna Koobech sgi. Hannah Rochbeck
to referee 70 hear report. Edward w Kennedy .gt
Jane, Kesrsn.Motion granted Henry y VANDERBILT at
Joseph L. Referred 20 referee % hear and determine
Joseph Van Doren at Ninth Railroad Company -ho.ior
granted.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD. Trains leave
foot Of CorandsI for PHILADELPHIA, q 10 nd " ~
= M IL m end 8 p m. and y midnisht fos BALrlsonS
and r.. md nd. Il +. ~ '.s t% .,
fSg Vshss PAStc SiAs ~ we \ eaa6sA
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iA1vertisemen,.t

TURKISH BATHS, No. Is ADMINISTRATIONS
-Gentlemen 10 sa and TO Up Ladies, "a N. to
] p. u. d" Greatest Of Luxuries" Try one.
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HUDSON RIVER aud HARLEM RAIL
T OyG ISLAND RAILROAD.-TrAins will

i 4 leave James slip, Ncwfork as fo'icws.
400 H. Grsenpor, Mail end Passenger Train ,toppns
All Wsv station. and connecting with Glen Head Roslya Nd
Hemps,ead Trains s..,t
3p D. M (reenpor, Express, connecting VITA hosiynf
Glen Head and en aud stopping al al Stations e.st
IcL Win except on Saturdays which days eli ExtrS
rn viii leave AZ p NJ makiua all the connections to Farm
in and Oh which days the Express viii not stop between
Jamaica and Deer Park. 49,, g.,
40 r. M syo.s, Passenger Train and al Way Stations e.
ceptins Glen Head and Rosyn .
30 ?. IN. For North lsip. hempsead oies hosa ''e
On Sunday an Excursion Train leaves Hunters Point q u
~ " o. CHARLICK. Pyesldeut
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NETWORK and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
1865. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1913.
COMMENCING MAY Is, b5s
rp,INs LEAVE NETWORK:

psrser Station 10 New YORK. corner Twenty seventh q
iS'''ns ga kourthays Entrance on Twenty 'seyeatnsI
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Corporation Notices.
DsPAnrAg>r ,

DEPARTMENT OF FIsAycE. CosPrRoLLrRs OrYrcE.
NE~.ioRE, Aug T. l.oJ. J
AT A MEETING OF the COMMISSIONERS
~ OF the SINKING FUND Reid g, the Comptroller
Ode. June "a 1903 the following RE PORT adopted aud
1. VI a. OF lered that the same be publi.hed
w. II. DfKEMAN,
Cieii of,he Comm. soner, Of the SINKING fuGd.
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=, oIEALlSG Monty FROM A WOMAy.-,James
yum and Catherine Ryan were arrested by Officer
oo1es OF the Twenty eighth Precinct YESTERDAY on
ess,ge OF stealing Sl2J from MAJ gaJet Clancy living
No. y. Downing 81. on the sth inst. The complain
~! alleges that she entered TIE apartments VI the
ssceosed FOR the purpose OF paying them some moeA
ope iaio Aer pOcketLOOk on lounge and IN few ND
aenis II was gone. AS no otlef person had entered
.ae room IN the meantime the complainant caused TIE
suest OF the accused, and Justice LcdwIth subse.
saeaiy committed them for trial IN default u bail
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! OK FOR LAKE SUPERIOR. S65

lCJO ,,rrvo,v a SIvW1
Ono Of the new and win steamer. METEoK and rEwA,
mic viills.ys CLEVELAND, Ohio. every MONDAY. and
pPTRoIT Mich every TUESDAYS GkANDPLEASURE
Excursions 70 La fone, Bayfield, and North SHORE and
ton BY letter OF other Co., Cleveland;
| J. y. WHITING u Co, ps,gstt
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IHE HAcKMgy.-Capt. Bracket Of the
Iwenty'si1th Poce Precinct sent out second squad
o. his men on honGfy night 20 watch the hackmen at
one OF The principal stetons There three
sIest made for violation OF the ordinances. and the
euny parties were seyerly fined by the Justice before
reom they were brought. Through the fidelity Of
Capt Bracket there las lately been brought 70 light
e ae that the Pryeyor Of Carriages 70 the Corpora
son " vemsy append sucA title 10 Tie gentleman
neaoV has been continual and gross violation Of the
. .se oi w. for each Of bis hacks. Steps have been
saAen seen as 10 induce the Great Mogn OF hack
law '' ''' '"'1' - ""D N'"'0 ." =" '-0
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD COM
VA PANY-Foot ef Barclay s--On and alter Juns -.
Morning nai trains foI Ba ketfstown and nerinediAe ~
tons Will ,eavs at $3.50 Mai fxprss Tor ai s.asioss
west u Milbur, at 4:lD y. IN Moro"n stPes.a M
w. S(uOCU. A.ssarA superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-10

ARREST FOR AN OLD Tuyyr
81 the Second Precinct arrested Wil,.m =. ,paigah
she complaint Of Timothy Harrington OF No 40 na Oh
VIA ~ va alleges that on the 18th Of August 1854
sass 1s thief! VIA has bsoa absent from ths o oi%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-10

sso-. aps ELEMENT. Il Officer Stillwell of the
s~ployed e arrested rhonss Coleman, recently
iam;st, on charge OF having smhlnN 10; ~ WI
ms employer which BE had "olssssa % s,o oe
oohn .. Merritt Of No. IS BeefmapsaH e~ Co from
sSn.y sps Justice Hogan committed Ssn sar
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= ROBBED BY A CoMPAYIoy.- welsh.

ROBBED BY A COMPANION. Welsh.
- years OF age. bartender living at No. So Mul
yst was arrested yesterday b. Officer Garland Of
-. a1th frecinet, a charge OF stealing 800 and
NV s.sf watch from Patrick O'Donncl Of No 60 Peck
p; Inc complainant alleges that 10 Jay down 10 20
h op IN MS own house, the prisoner being with him
hs sas akened BY finding some one fam6lng sbont
an rSAeh and on getting up Welsh running into
an assst. Justice Hogan committed Welsh for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-10

PAss.r- by the "Wednesday steamers: First Cabin Soo
Stsersge SIS. Payable in U s. currency
Passengers also forw aTded to hsuo, Hamburg Bremen
&c. 1t moderate raies .
s,.erar- passage from Liverpool Qoeensown ~ gold
or the equivalent Tickets De bought here by persons
.endng n 80 ? friend..
For frf.r Information. apply at the Company. Offices
JOila, u. DALE, Agent. 80. Is Broadway, hew-YorL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-10

-, fatal AccrDRST-Mr. Daniel Miller, 60
,vs,o VI age; oil Oswego County this State was run
nv tuesday afternoon - tho foot of Gansevoort 81
20 ne residence ofhs SON No CS West si.tesntb.s
ooma .. 80 uisa Yesterday morning. Mr. Miller heL
rnsSjns WIS city 70 sell cargo Of lumber, and was
dent Tor it, discharge when the acct
graves . Large family Of children "''' anu
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whalers.

Sohr. Susan NJ Smith OF Boston, IL months ouk with
bbis. OIL all wel-Juy %, lat. 70 Ion. 81 80.
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LAFAYETTE A. Bocands. FRIDAY. ....;. August 10
EUROPE A. d. cbesns. FRIDAY september 10
PRICE OF PASSAGE. IN GOLD
FIRST CABIN. Sl35 SECOND CABIN, sd
Including table.wine for either class.
Passengers Intending land Brest will be furnished here
with rsroad couponksts aud their baggage checked to
class.
Medical Grend1nee free Of charge.
GEO MACKENZIE. Agent
No. broadway. New-York.
At P,i, u boulevard des Capucncs (trsnd Hotel.
AT Havrs, WIN. ISEIIN & Co
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ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.

ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRAME.
~ THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CONTAINS
NEW LINE OF FlRST-CLASs MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN NEW.YORk AND HANkE, CALLiN0 AL
BRESr. Il,
The first splendid vessll this favots route for the
Continent the following: -
WASHINGTON 204 tuns $40 horse power.
IAFAYETTE........320i iuls. .yl0horse power.
EUROPE "a tun. .yC-borse power.
NAPOLEON NEARLY ready).. ltOhorse power.
ST. LAURENT. fBuildns) .........Gra power
PERElRE: lBuildinsl power.
VILE De PARIS. .lBuildiDg). Great power.
nEPARTlI RES IRON NEWYORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-10

Joussoy's UNION CLUB.-A large Number OF
citizens OF the Sixteenth Ward assembled IL Friendship
Hall on Tuesday evening. and organized johnson
Union Cluh' A special committee repo3ed q consti-
tuition and by laws which adopted Subsequently.
an election for permanent officers wos held, which re-
sulted i the choice Of Mr. Henry g. Plrke for Presi
dent For Wee Presidents-James NJ. Murray, Charles
Webster. Charles Trip Recording Secretary i. Is.
Northup. COrrespo dog Secretary. JOAN v Heron
and Treasurer j. >. Hubbard Resolutions expressing
confidence IN the ability and determination Of PTesi.
dent johnson to reorgrDize the governments Of the
States lately in rebellion rpon the basis OF justice aud
stability. pledRing him their steedas support also dv-
uouncng the aciiol OF Foreign Powers eudeavorng 10
subject the Mexican people 10 a mOnaIchiel form OF
government, were adopted
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QUEENSTOWN lnmsn Line sailing senniweek'
" carving the United States Mails. 49,
CiTY Or DUBLIN. "WEDNESDAY. AUG.
CITY or NEW-YORk. ...........SATlfDAf AUO. "
CITY OF BOSTON...............SAT SATURDAY. AUG ls
AND eacn succeeding SATURDAY aud WEDNESDAY,
1t noon from PieT No. a., North River
RATES or PASSAGE
BY tho mail s,ecmer sailing every Saturday: ~
FIRST CAblN........4sI SrEERAGE.........."e "
To London. IS 70 London......" a
To Paris l05 To Paris. "
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18
DISPATCH FROM GEN. GRANT.

Mayor Wilson was this day in receipt Of the
following dispatch from Gen. U. S. Grant:
ST. LOUIS Sept. II, 1865.
TO Hon. Mayor Wilson, Of Cairo:
Your dispatch has been received. 1t would
afford me much pleasure to visit Cairo, but
regret that my time will not admit of it.
--.-... -- Z. S. GRANT, 1t. Gen.
We, in common with all the citizens of Cairo,
regret that Gen. Grant was not sooner notified
of the desire of Cairoites to extend tho hospi-
talities of the city to him. Had it been done
three weeks since, when the TINES first sug-
gested it, we doubt not the General would
have SO arranged it as to pay us visit, as he
no doubt numbers his days in Cairo as amongst
the most important of his life. Here he stepped
upon the first round of the ladder of fame and
VIC feel assured that in his "reminiscences of the
war just closed, he remembers with full as
much satisfaction the friends of his early career,
when but Colonel, as Lie now does those who
avn at his knees, when he is Lieut. Gen
,ral of the Army of the United States.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18

The New Orleans, Jackson Great North
ern R. r. commencing at New Orleans, taps
the NJ. & O. R. r. at Jackson, Tennessee, thus
making tie latter named Road a medium
through which all the staples and wealth of the
richest section of the South can be conveyed
North
By reference to the diagram which we pre-
freight Or passengers come from the South
either by the Railroad or by River and reach
the North without passing through Cairo which
stands as a gateway between the Northeast and
Southwest
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18

W NJ. LOW, REAL ESTATE
Els Agent. Carbondale, H., will attend to
buying or selling real estate, paying taxes furnishing
abstract of title the collection of debts etc. Terms
moderate Refers Maj Gen John a. Logan, Gov. Il.
j Oglesby, Gen. N. iiayne. Carbondale-Isaac
Tier1ents Att'y at Law, Frank j Chapman, Campbell
& Richert Caro-Munn Mum, Attys at Law, Hon.
II " Webb, John W. TroVer, Prest first National
Bmk Marion jesse Bishop, Esq Murphysboro-F.
q Rierer NJ d. De Soto--J. u. Chamberlain, Esq.
Dn Ouoin-Dr. Burgess. J. W-~Sanders. Makapda--
Cnpt F. Evans. New York City-John Lowe.
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The Wirz Military Commission assembled
this forenoon Capt. Wirz was brought into
the court room, this morning, attended by a
military guard. He continues very sick, and
being unable to sit up he laid himself upon a
sofa. The physician Of the old Capitol prison
was in attendance and administered to him. In
consequence of the absence of Ma or Gen
eral Geary, member of the Commission,
an adjournment took place until tomorrow.
The Roman Catholic priests, Father Hamil.
ton and Wheeler whom Wirz requested might
be allowed to visit him, have not yet dono SO,
there being delay in obtaining passes from the
War Department for that purpose.
New ORLEANS, Sept 1.-THE steamer Morn
ing Star has arrived from New York
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LIST OF LETTERS.
Officially Published in the Newspa.
per having the Largest
Circulation. 1853

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED
In the POst-Office at Cairo, ILL.,, OH the
18th day Of September, 1865.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18

rs In fever and ague and all intermittent
fevers, according to the statements of count
less witnesses, the Red jacket BitteTs break up
the paroxysms with absolute certainty, and
speedily restore the strength of the patient.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18

CRAwFISHlNG.-Wc notice that our cotcm-
porary, the Denaorut Is out in an article sup
porting President johnson. What has the
President done to merit this treatment? Did
the Democ'a: support him in setting aside the
Virginia electiOns-endoise his instructions to
Gen. Palmer Gov. Brownlow, or any other
noticea bic action? We think not How then
can the milk Of the cocoa-nut be accounted
for? The leaders have spoken, and the
Democrat swallows its own words and chimes
in. We expect, in a day OR two, TO hear it
singing peans to Secretary Stanton.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18
VANSVlLLE.

Trip from Cairo to Evansville-The
Charmer''- Evansville Conn
mercial City-As Manufacturing
Place-SlOwness in the way of Public
ImprOvements-Cai Rival for Mud
Newspapers, sc.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18
GREAT REDUCTION
in PRICES OF
8 I N G. e r .,
SEWING MACHINES !

These unequalled Machines for
family and manufacturing purposes
are now sold cheaper at the Saint
Louis Agency, No. IS N. Fourth
street. than anywhere else in Ame-
rica. Send for price list. Agents
wanted.
EDWIN DEAN,
General Agent.
5Ey;om