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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-05

Our dispatch from Nashville gives us very
few returns of the election, but the election OF
Maynard, Stokes and Cooper, Onion, and
Thomas and Campbell, Opposition, is considered
as certain. From West Tennessee no returns
have been received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-05
Lynch Law In the We"-~
Rebel Lynched. ,,n
TrRRR IIAUT

Yesterday paroled Rebel prisoner I.s,o &e q b.
Spencer House Louisville to visit ses nrstsn.e feel
County, 20 miles below this city nnosr nurderOs::gg
ins him some land, attacked Grsso,! beat ss
in the woods near Irs, times ard W. s,
nehb 10 him ~ sec in money ana hi. xaiISS .us
nIe ,srned out caught Mitr had h% place sh
Gregory and hung him on Tree near sones are
the crime was committed. FAINT H'P'
of Gregory recovery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-05

A letter from Constantinople, the record of the
latest criminal tragedies and variety of local
and general news will be found on the sixth and
seventh pages Of to-day's paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-05

We print on our first page, this morning,
an admirable and correct Map showing the
course Of tho Atlantic Telegraph Cable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-05
THE PRggDMEN's BUREAU.

Col. John Eaton, an industrious and energetic
assistant of Gen. Howard, returned last night from
brief trip to the White Mountains. and during the
absence Of the General will assume charge q the
Freedmeu's Bureau The General is however. In con-
by telegraph and by letter. with the bur'sA
and notwithstanding his absence decides al question:
of an important nature Reports from different po'
tons OF the South represent the Freedmens intere"
as being steadily promoted through the action OIL 'a'
officers Of the Bureau.
ARRIVAL OF PROMINENT sOUTHERNERs.
Brig. Gen. Guy Henry, Gen. Roberts ssd
John Minor Bolts arrived in town to-day. and IN
stopping at Wizards. 1t is supposed that the obisSa
the visit of the latter to the pardon Of s'nsS
the citizens Of the Old Mother Of States"
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The receipts from internal revenue fox tho
last two days have not been large the frs' md
second days of this month. but they are nevsr'hs~
large Yesterday they amounted to g. 10000 and W
day slca,56
MASTERING OUT IN TEXAS
The War Department has telegraphed Gsn'
Sheridan. directing him TO muster out BY orsaniaS
tions, all troops which in his Judgment are not oa'
pensable to the public service. This would seem
dictate that no difficulties with the Imperialsts ovef"'
Rio Grande are apprehended by the Government
PARDNS.
About IS pardons were granted to-day b. tie
President.
~ WV "''''''' WASHINGTON Friday. Aug. T. 1858
PROMOTIONS.
The War Department has promulgated gen.
era order. showing large number oil promouuss 80
gallant and meritorous services; among item DE-
G;en seth Williams to be Brevet. Major Geoefsl ~
Rreyet T. OILS John c. Kelton and Simpson koIslsT -
be Brigadier Generals by brevet Capt >; Il -. bers
o. 5. A., Depot Quartermester AZ AeNanurtn lruy
breyeted a Lieutenant-C Colonel In the kegun =. v.
for faithful and meritorious services during Wv
PHILADELPHIA PENSION AGENT. -.
Frastus PaulSen has executed new Donu
Pension gent at philadelphia, whiea reg sns nnts
practically reappointment to thar oH''
end TO the contest.
PERSONAL. -, NJ,
Cant. Drayton, U. S. NJ Chief oil lne Du .,s,
~ Narigotion' is now dangerously H. WIN pu' So
prospect of any recovery. oxvvrr,oy
The Colored Mems Convention a, are ss,b tbs
Va today adopted another s W al the privileges
t.aswan In the course of q discussion 10y. ant tie
was roughly censured aud accused Oh Ems GOV
negroes a, auction when he remover sa;s tba PePoi
ss the Governor ought respected respect yasa
rsnlied that no man was entl.ea " ~ anouvmon
moi respect the rights Of colored men lhrestes
Ss to pa the leaders ., the sa1
the sod before the falling Of the Au.a.aa srest excite
ner,sted in their objects This eauseu I'd thsy we're
mani and fierce debate. The speakeI' ,hset was dH
n ,sn 70 be intimdated, and finally the ;,bs.
p mos Of by throwing the letierunder tre
p''' THE PRESIDENTS HEALTH of the
Owing to the continued n sssn ssr, tsrs,ly
President the heads OF Depar' ao',ns Of the CsOn'
not,ded that there would be no meeting
to-day.
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r.. Ccrresuou dents.

~ .... a., br taken OF Anonymous Communications
b.teye il intended for insertion must he authenticate
~ the nsyus address OF the wTiter-not neesssy of
nynr.tion but a. a guaranty for his good iaii. ,,,
An hnsness letters for this office should be addrssedto
TaIsvSE," New-iork. II,
w. cannot undertake to return rejected COMMUNICATIONS
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The Tribune In London.

STEVENS BROTHERS, (Amercaa Agents for ldberes
yIenea.t COyent Garden W c. Agents for the sale o.,
THE TRIBUNE They will also receive sr''erSiio'' ana
As.ssfsgssHrS
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1, 1866 and ended juno 10, 1S65-in all about
l4O days. The reader may figure it up to suit
himself; but if he will take our rough figuring
he will find il something as follows:

ia. Peop Of ne United Stdfe dceount vih n Douose'
dav Court Martial for trial Of W. h. NJ Cozsens ezsn
Psnnsyvania the charge Of not having PIT 5000 duex
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Friday, Aug. 4, 1863


All tno PiosiSso Va P'NP"''"o Wv >
ascertained that the total increase per cent In the
manufacture of cotton goods in 1900 compared via
1880 exhibits New England States. sl.24; Middle
States 1882; Western States 300; Southern StasaA
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