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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

ALSO, For Craeksrs, Cakss. ssd sysryttisg con-
nDeaed r1th the ConfsctiOnery and Bzksry busi-
mesa
Msrehaats IN the city Ane vicinity will hnd it
70 their interest 70 give us call. ordsrs from =
diseAaos solicits1 snd pronptiy atsSndsd %
A-A W. CHRIsT,
ss7G-1s Ho. los kAiz st., bet. 81 AID Sih.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
T,.nr.,,,norrs Ali fs fQ6S
10 the People Of Indiana

j
10 the People Of Indiana: ssa,.5s
Il having pleased the Supreme Dis-
poser Of events 10 permit the national
rejoicing on aocount of recent victories
10 be turned into mourning by lhe death
Of the President, feel that, while the
same eaase exists sor gratitude and
thankfulRess for the success achieved
By our arms. it would now be inRppro-
pirate to. observe the 20th day Of the
month IN the manner proposed in my
proclamation OF the 10th Instant; and
instead ;hereof do earnestly invite the
people Of Indiana to suspend their,
ordinary business and observe the same
day Thursday, the Goth instantly as a
day of mourning, humiliation, and
prayer, IN view of the calamity which
has befallen the nation H
Given at the Executive Department
at Indianapolis, this 18th day Of April,
1855. a'" E@ slia ~ t'hs
Lsigned1 aoo.' P. MoFToS, =
~rHu allsI = -r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
oPTICIAN.
OPTICIAN.
l. RITTiNBERC
F E "a - TI @ a Ia
OPTICIAN!

T1HB BYE, BEING THE MOST DELICATE
l. Organ, and Of tho most vital iEnport9aoe to
psser BE- tAmporod With, either By the individual,
Or those who for mere profit faksupon themselves
the srlling Of artificial sights. and who knew
nothing Of she anatomy Of tbe Rye. aaia
These Celebrated SpeofacIas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

Patent Duplex Illptic Skirt,
coABIStSa
sEieEaacs, LkRhtneEa, Comfort and
s@B6AA ~ EconoEiy,
And unqpestionsbly tie most desirable article
JF IS. a. COOLIDGE,
riila-sm- &sS AZ "A Rnd'f6 First STREET
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
MUSIC STORE.
: CONFECTIONERY.

TEE UHDERsIGEED. HAyIsc PUEcPAs.
I 81 from p. BoJis bic stock Of Candy T,syis
nscsss4ry feE the fns1ufseturs Of al kind Of
Candy 10 nOg prsparsd 70 hlI orders for Any
aa0ant %
Candy,
SODA, SYRUPS,
..,.., &c. &c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
HEADQs DEPT OF Va, }
Army of the James,
Richmond, April l3. J


General Order No. 81.
Provost MaFshals will grant no passes
10 citizens from the North or TO officers
TO come 70 this city, except on orders
from the President, Secretary of War,
Gen. Grant or the department COM
mander. Officers and soldiers now in
the city viii return to their respective
commands at once, or be subject to ar
rest and confinement The Provost
Marshal General is charged with the ex
eention Of this order h. "a 5
By command of Maior General Ord
las i.l' e.. - Ia. f. ". u S;aE-n,s A. a. G.
san ER1scIsco, April 15.--A nob has
just entered the pablicatioa office of the
Dem0ereie Press newspaper and KoRi-
tor, and accidental CopI,erhead organs,
aud emptied their con tents into the
streets, amidst the Applause of the i'm
nense crowd A large body of armed
! police were ordered out, but arrived too
! late 10 prevent these acts of. violence
( and Distraction The other Democratic
/ Office is threatened. si6 k,zows aoE
4 BALTIMORE, April Is business at the
Corn and Stock Exchange is entirely
suspended aud the streets crowded In
dignAtion was manifest ed by a crowd on
Baltimore street, in regard to obnoxious
pictures displayed by certain photogre-
pliers conspicuous for their disloyalty-
The likeness of Marsh sill Kane, of the
18th Of Aprif notorietys was taken down
By the crowd from j. IFasl's show case
aud thrown into the stTeer and stamped
upon by the people.L vi
Berden's photograph gallery was also
visited, but the propr 1etoFs pradentiy re-
moved certain oBHo kioas pictures 1t
was rumored that this last establishment
had on hand, a picture Of Booth, the
assassin, who is,we,l known here, this
heies his native city. This picture,
however. was rsmo sed before the mob
reached pthaRplaee, orEserions coDse.
quenees might have resulted Il Il.
The military and police authorities
ers making every spfort to preserve the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
BY TELEGRAPH
PROCLAMATION By THE GoTERNOE

EVR6N TEsTsRDAT's 3 O'CLOCK .EDETIoS. ]
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

How they Received the News in
rafa.l1 ~ e Nova scotia. % g .TI '.a
3 HALIFAz, April l5peelThs Governor
had appointed today for giving assent
to the bills passed, with the usual cera-
m onies, but upon receiving the news of
President Lincoia' ) murder, be sent the
following mesSlee 10 the Council:
II ft.x-., ,,,-,,,,,s - II .,r.4,l II ,s.,.~ NJ q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23

boilers of the Arrow perfectly safe TO carry % IDS OF
steam the boilers are connected by wales On the steam
drum on the hurricane deck; II the vaiVe was
shut the steam from the boiler couid NOT esc"Pe
in the other boiler; my opinion In regard W
the explosion is that the stop sa.o
was shut ON the port boiler which caused the exposoh
am certain that 1t would not have taken less tnan
from 20 to 10 lbs Of pressure to expode the nue. We
generally have hull inspector 20 with us 10 Inspect
the hus OF vessels ut the time we inspect the Doers
the stop valve had been open at the time OF the
sion the engine could not have worked at ei es the
steam could have escaped from the boilers; am hoIo
particular examining vessels that have Deeh runb
five or six years than am in examining new Vessels
was on board the Arrow since the explosion; iVunu
the stop valve on the port boiler shut down AS th Doat
went up to Nyack with one boiler; II stop ValVe Is
in good order it does not require wrench 10 open
consider il ~ be the engineer duty to atehu W .oe
sop valve; machiniss make the bes engineers peIne
practical men; the Arrow had about go Feet oi nIe
hose also donkey pump which could have been useu ~
case of ire; she also had deck pumps to connect tne
hose; in my opinion if the stop valve on tue port
boiler had been open the explosion would NOT nav
taken place. think the iron used in tho Arrow was y,
good quality; the certificates the Arrow na s
10 nv insp scton allowed the boat ~ carry oi
bounds OF steam none Of the owners OF the boat "eIc
on hoard at the time the inspection took places tIo
eaptan was on board at the time of the explosion tne
duor Of ,he furnace where the foe exploded was bowh
competely off the hinges and out into the hreroou'
where / saw it; did not observe any other uanase'
The investigation adjourned after the ehalni"n
ton OF the above witness until Thursday at III ococS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23
Fire on Black Isi"nd-The Wssks
.nou Of the Peniteniiary Destroyed.

Considerable CONSERVATION prevailed amc12
the quiet inhabitants on Plckweps Island on AondS
evening last by the breaking out OF fire. which 'o
time threatened TO deprive them and their successors u
further rustcations in their faVoIe country seas
The fire broke out about clock, after workhpS
ceased and when the oonycts had retired TO the a.
ters Ii originated in the upper portion oil ouS.s
nsed as a works shop ard warehouse. situated on lhs
lower end OF the Island near the water, petweeA"s
Peuitentiary and the Warden's honse.
No definite knowledge Of the origin OF the nle ~
h.an obtained hut il rs supposed that il caused p
some one of the women about the pace throwing spFS
Of tobacco ashes among the dirty clothing. Beng
old building 1t burned rapidly. and by oclocknsN
entirely consumed. Among its contents, Desiae ~
was some hundreds Of suits OF Penltentlary cm,ass
which were entirely destroyed. Mr.. keene, "nusi
OF the Island first discovered the 'mes, and neisA
i've but ruitless efforts extiLeulsh them lie VIVA
sisted by the engines on The lsiand' ana .! se'es
Ney.York fremen. who went over on boats. Esss
noticeable fact that prisoners III the Peniena az
deayored TO escape from .ne Island during the pness
Of the fire, rather seeming - prefer remaining Hss
than otherwise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23
THE PHENIX BANK DEPALCAs
TIONs.
Further Pos,ponrme. n, Of tho Deeis;.,.

The decision in the case Of Charles Brown
and Geneyieve Lynes. charsed with completely in the
Phoenix Bank embezzloment, which was TO have been
made yesterday at the Jefferson Market Police Court,
by Judge Ledwitb was further postponed to to-day al
O'Clock p. m.
The prisoners and few other persons were in Court,
but the counsel for the bank dd not attend On taking
his seat the bench,
Judge Led with read letter from Mr.. John McKeoa.
stating that owing ~ urgent business which detained
him elsewhere he would not be present, and asking
further postponement Of the ease.
Mr. Stuart objected 10 the course pursued by Mr. Nc.
Keen; that his conduct was, 70 say the least ungs.
oious and that there was clearly no legal right By
which the prisoners could be detained.
Ledwitb and the Adjourned 70 O'Clock to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23
Gymnastics-The Deiavanfe brothers q
Elm Park.

Yesterday was the first day of the perfOnas
ance OF the Deavante Brothers at Elm Park sn0s
Island. Large throngs Of visitors reached the fsna
an early hour in the day, for independent OF
card the Park ITSELF with its cool fresh groves and ~
beautiful water views, is rapidly becoming fa'ofiS
place Of resort for our citizens.
The Dclavante Brothers are not unknown 70 an
They have performed their feats ms gymnass la.0as
ont the country for the past eight years, ant n.y
Winter gained considerable celebrity u the npi'j
theatron in this city. .usI
Their performances at the wood were: OF eoui't
made In the open air. They consisted Of the tfapes
the main performance. Thereon the brothers d'po,S
IN manner which our reporter has never seen esaAex
and only approached by the celebrated hAl'S
Brothers. ,..,,es
The tumble feats in the center of the grand danes
stand we're also very oreditaby performed; but ~
~ the state of the weather-raln falling eontnaau
La Perche Equipoise." the GROWING periornsasH
was necessarily postponed uaH
About . 600 persons witnessed the spectacle lus
weather had been more propitous. much larger ga
course would have gathered. The Brothers cou'1 80
their exhibitions Thursday and Saturday, wnea~
will probably attract larger crowds -.
ON the whole, performances Of this kind parts.s =
the eladiatoria character occasionng more pan -
pleasure TO the sensitive looker-on, and II Is -
cant sign of the times that they are fast becoming =
fashionable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23

came out Of George Kellys lagerbeer saloon saw uo
essed running down GraDd.st. toward Kl1ee'sr :
aecostei him; he was on Z sidewalk Do a'u ;dDsst
where he was gong; saw him turn down hlde.
there we're many persons running IN the sans ens.
ton came down 10 the ttat0n-house about an noa
and half aferward. and heard ne was Sn"e, y when
knew hlm 10 he connected with an engine; know The
be went TO war; he not married; went to 'Ic ho
nita with him; he wished TO take his watch anu
money TO his mother; he made no stateuleh' no W
bc cot shof or who shot him. ,.,
Testimony Of James II. JOhnson-l am polcen,hh
Attached to the Thirteenth Precinct; was III HI AZ
turhnnce on Sunday mornings during ,ne arnad All
turbance corner OF BrOome-st saw man hanieu on
bright in the act of striking another WIN piPo,
arrested him; took him and the pipe to the seGn
house; the pipe had No. on It ana was iooa"sed
blood. saw deceased the station houses ueceus.u
a';J he Mas Slot in the riot corner Of Ridge and De
lancey-sts. -. .- ,,;,r,,,r,,r mn.
Testimony of Lnify Schalum-Ny name Is iAdy
ccb,lum. I reside at No. 70 Pltt-s am member Oh
No Al Engine saw the first hring coming from NO,
Engue: there was q large crowd arouhu u sa" none
ot No AIS men fire. after the hring Mcuee came
10 me and said he was shot; came with MIN 10 tho
staion.hogse; cannot recognize any one VINO hred.
Testmony Of SANDY Hiegins--I am sergeant OF the
Thirteenth Precinct Police: about o'clock sunday
morning. while teegraphng for help some citiz' MS
brought Deceased into the stationhouse anu sniu ne
needed INN date attention; was busy ana Wditeu
moment or Two before went 10 him: questioned MN
but could get replies; the young man who Drought
h.in sand had been shot during the hight IL hiGSes
seat for DR. Byins, ard as soon as We couid get
carrinee conveyed him to the hospital
Testimony Of d.. John Beech-My name IL John
Beech; nav residence No li6 l.. Twenty thlrd-st am
pra,slnR physican; visited the hospital IN company
with e. roner Cover; We found the deceascd had dird
about ton minutes previously. consequently we eouid
make 20 post aortem examination; examined ~, ~
bldv Lie was sho, IN the anc formed cartilage, and Ills
death was caused by tbe wound.
THIS closed the evidence 10 me case.
Tac iury then rendered tle following verdict =,
We Ind that the said Matthew Luman cane 70 his death
by ol wound the hands Of some person or per
sons nov the Jury during the hght between Enhr
Goa No and No 81, the corner OF hdfe and beihc.f
,:s; snd we the d.y iut recommend the Mrttopotl
lr Commis,oi 2. TO Immediately dsbsnd said Compane
nd fuitf we rsp IRE aid Commission ers tor not De
ng mole efficient IN organxinse proper FIRE Impairment
ISpRkw lHAPT, Foreman No. 1856 Delanceyst,
James BRYAN 40. - Gr.ni-st. Henry Ransom, 20 =
Attorney Washington Thomas. No 40 bfand.I rr%
rrrk Iols,een No 49, Delaney It. Lyman ,hp NO ~
! It.on,sy.st., ". c. shcpi-.id 10. - NT4nass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23
THE ARROW EXPLOSION.
Continuation Of the Inquest.

The investigation into the circumstances con-
neoted with the explosion Of the steamboat Arrow.
which occurred the 5,h inst. resumed in Brook
lyn last evening before Coroner Lynch. The following
is the evidence:
Alexander d. Douglas sworr--Resde at No 2l3
West Se,enteenth.st.. New.York; an an engineer by
professiOn have been such for 10 years; am United
States Inspector for Steamers at the present times have
been in such employ for five months there are four In
spectors for boilers and for hulls OF vessels boilers
inspected AZ least in each year and as often ~
we think II requires commenced tho inspection Of
the Arrows boilers on the I'D of July 1865 aud finished
her on the Goth Joseph w Hopper Ia my associate
in boiler Inspection inspected the boiler by hydrcs'
tatic pressure; had reached pressure OF ~ pounds
10 the inch when discovered crack In the steam
drum; w. they had time 90 iii IL gave them permits
sion use boiler the 18th inst. went on board
and found the steam drum had been repaired on put
ting on \ pressure OF 81 pounds found there was a
leak in Que of the hues went down stairs and found
that thc iron very thn and directed them TO put
patch ON large enough to cover the thin iron and
roach solid iron, 50 that IL would hold the patch AZ
they had not time 10 make the repairs. i gave them
permission 10 use one boiler TO carry 20 pounds OF
steam; went the boat again to See II the work had
been done according to my orders think they only
used boiler; told the engineer not 10 Garry more
than 20 pounds of steam until the repairs bad ordered
done lad been completed; when the certificate came
from the Office IL only allowed the boat to carry
pounds OF steam; wrote the head OF The certhoae
permission TO carry IS pounds Of steam after the WORK
had been done according tom orders; ME- hopper was
the dock the sd when made the rrt inspection
he did not make the inspection that dsy Dfoueht
lin down with me consequence OF some remarks tue
engineer had made to me; tho REMARKS Wero 10 tno
effect that he did not think IL was necessary 10 make the
repairs had ordered threatened to revoke his license
If he did not comply with my insruoi0ns MT hopper
told the captain that tho boat should not leave the dock
unless the engineer made apology to me; MT. Hop.
por asked IL could not give certihcate allowing
them carry - lbs OF steam tho boat could not 90
much with 20 lbs 1 told him / could not unfii they
hade made the repairs ordered by me- MI Hopper was
not on the boat al the time mado the inspection ana
did not nspect the boilers while was there stated
that il woud not I've tae 10 carry % lbs OF steam with
the fine In the condition in which i found III there
were several patches on the boilers consider ING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23

DEATH OF CHILD UND1h ~ mn" 49,
sTANCR--A DOCTOR AND A DRUGGIST ih'obr kp' -
Satnrda v morning last An infant nGm'i lda H,, w.
son whose parents reside at No rhirdst' II. D'ueu
urder circumstances which iudnceilts Ileh9s 10 ny
Coroner Barrett An inquest was accordingly he'd isss
NIGHT M the residence OF tue clilds parents LIE o
loxin- facts were eicited Deceased had been suher
INC from hopping conrh and DIR. John A. Brady Oh
South Sixhst near Fourth caled IN 10 htVt' W
IT, He gave a prescription which was componndeu d,
Tho s,ore of MIR Watson corner OF Fonrth-st. and
BrOadway TIE medicine consisted OF SIX po""g re-,
one OF which was to be taken every four hours: lug
fro noyder given the child caused Z 10 VOnlt anu
pnrge and when the time came for the second uose ~
be t.keu the ladies' attending only gave hei uOse.
This immediately made the child worse ana from ina
time until it's death in great PAIN Previous 10 's
death Dr. Brady sent for and he asked 10 see te
nowders gwen When he saw them lie SAID they were
an wrong lady in the house then TOOK the 10 WY
sto,e of Mr. Watson ara stated what the doctor eaiu
Coroner barrett went after these powders, anu
the box which he received RON Tue
druggist was last night shown 10 the lady VINO admin
istered 10 tho child during its illness ana she s"ore
positively that the label upon II was diiercnt from Tue
one on The box which contained the powders rssh sho
also syore that the powders in IL were smaller ant OF
different color The clerk VINO put up the FrescIIp-Ion
sore directly 10 the contrary. Further testimony was
taken but II was OF n conflicting Character Inc 'oro'
uor stated % the jury that no had ofuereu post
norton examination in tie case but the gehtieihe.
whom he seat TO perform 1t merely MADE 81 efternai
examination and reported to hin tlat inc cluIu nou
died from natural causes This was not satisfactory 20
the jury nor Coroner Barrett and an examination WIZ
take place to-day for the purpose OF thorough ~ u
exampati0n There are very bad features IN THIS
case between the doctor and druggist but thoi3ush
and satisfactory examination VIII take place anu DC
iid before the public The inquest WI be resumed Oh
Friday evening at o'clock. at NO Ihird'St'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23
Latess ship News

ARRIVED. "a hnnu t0
Steamer Chas O.sood GeeI. Fortress Mon'0' :"
u s. q. M towed On barge Patterson. - ,o,or, -
schr COUNCILMAN, Tapley, Charleston 10 day. WV
schr Two Msrys Pancast, Virginia 5 DAYS, 49, 49,
Schr T. Washkurus Aud. Virginia days wi ~
Schr =. T.. Jayne, jayne, Baltimore osy,, ~. coal
schr j. H. Hoyt Disoswsy, Baltimore D ~ -. eos.
Schr NJ Van Name Van Name. Baliimo'e .oT
scbr Montssne Conkin, Virginia days wogG Qusre4
Barge Patterson, Osborn, Fortress Monroe
master
WIND-At Sunset, N. 4.
SAILED. - o,.,,ins U.
IT, S. steamship Memphis, and anchored"
higste Savannah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23

Red chalk has been discovered in Kansas.
Come workmen were excavating for building at Leay.
enworth and struck q strata Of this material which
Itomises well.
The sudden and mysterious disappearance Of
psn ,amn Green Postmaster at Mystic. Conn, with q
~ mo coupled herewith Of the swindng Of certain
rsrson Out Of suns Of money IL reported via Boston,
.John Griffith, brakeman on the Lehgh
valley ron d. fell off his train fsw days ago, aud the
SkstL cut L " bead Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23
NEW.JERsEY NE WS.

THE CARRIAGE AND VEGETABLE DUMPING
NuIsAycI-Some Of the most prominent citizens e
Jersey Civ have united in calling public meeting to
be aeid AZ the City Hal Thurs1ly evening Of this
week for the purpose of adopting measures TO prevent
the further dumping of garbage and vegetable matter
into the docks in the cove south OF ne cly The sgn.
consideration of every resident Of the city, and nothing
bnt efficient means viii prevent the breaking out Ol
some residential disease. which IN its ravages may BE-
more dreul than tie cholera when already tbreaens
us"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23
TRorrLE ApPnEnENpEp AMOyo STEVE.

noRrs.-Yesterday morning, ChetOfPollce Nc.
Manus of Jersey City having been applied to, sent
~ North Fiithst, TO prevent if possible threatened
disturbances between Jersey City and New.York stess-
dores 1t appears that the Nes Jersey stevedoes had
been EMPLOYED 10 stow cargo board ship bu. not
dersauding their business. their services were DIS.
employed. The discharged men Threatened that tet
should not be allowed 10 go 10 work Inc presence
OF the police prevented any breach OF the peace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23
BROOJ<LYN NEWS.
n. Ill.

THE UNION PRIMARIES Aklngs county
niht and fixed the time for holing Primaries on the
18th of September to elect delegates 10 the AssemU
Conventions for the purpose Of choosing dciega'es W
the State Convention at syracuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23

Ngw-JERsEY EDITORIAL AssocIATIoS-lha
" ~ h h,d ~ axe Houatong Morris County on tie
T,h ard sth of september next. The gathering o. 10
NewJersey uminari,s viii be for recreation aId ou'
ness combined and it is expected that tins VII Dc os
Of the most pleasant at m Of the Aina thaI the! ns
eyer held.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23

ARREST OF A HORSE THEA man named
Themes Claremont. gas arrested and committed ha
connty iail on Monday afternoon on charge o. having
s,oien a horse valued At $500 hom Vim. ). Ogden st
East Newark. Caremont vas captured at bDaoea
with the horse in his POSSESSION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23

ROBBED ON THE STREET IN BROAD DAYLIGHT.
YESTERDAY morning at about 10 o'clock Thomas Shan
aey while passing up Frstave and when at the oornor
Of Fifteenth-st, was met by Francis ONen Edward
Wilson, John McCarville Thomas Butterfly and James
Kennedy, and robbed Of a silver watch valued at $40
Before they could make their they we're arrested
by the Eighteenth Precinct Police and committed by
1rktce Ledwith in default Of 3 500 bail each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23
Evening Exchauge-AuGUsr %.


Tn steamship Monezums. for Kingston, ,,i,sd 4
Fi.her Mrs Hildbrsnd Miss Rebcea Mideerhau; - Ma
Cardoys. f. g. Miles, l.. L. Deecsi' ChsTss o Dan
Ion., Ward Johu Marshall james Scott hlcDvI Tree
.maI Robert d Strsnchen. T. A Ere-man MIS- s'a,s, Ma
man, Harry W. Rate, wm. b. helmse' o. '''
Usulshsw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23

FROM CHARLEsTOy.-The steamship Cha
nada Capt Baxter from Charleston arrived yesterday
afternoon. bringing papers Of Saturday. 18th. We are
under obligations TO Mr.. ii. Gorham for papers.