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, 1865-05-01
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w ANTED-For the Governaan;
ve IN tts QusrsermAater's Department. 1t IT,
Lows L.nortr1 At vs. per month .nd rrstons; Team
s!e11 = xlo peg month and rntiars. Erae transport
atlon tulniahed from Chicago, nlnois- Fer rurtnef
ihioIGAGcc apply 1t ths aovarnment 0d1cas, 132t
South Whser ssTtet, Chicago, Fl.
mhls>at7-W wILLIAM WATT. .a-->-nner+ 4 E~st
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pEIEA1PTORY SALE,
4S CRATES CRDCKENY
AT AUCTION,
For account OF English owners. on THUR4DAY.
May ah at g4 o'clock. At Buttera' Auction Rooms In
Portland B!ock. COT. Denr sorn and WAshIngson.sts.
We have Just received from Europe and shall sell
without reserve 4 : cash.
43 CRATES WHITE CROCKERy,
ap27usJ-St WA l. BUFFERS / CO, Auct.1s.
GTEPLE AND DOMESTIC
NJ DRT GOODS. &C.,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. MAT 9Th, at " O'Clock. It
Hutrera' auction Rooms. in Portland Block Nos, 1CS
1oo and 10. Dearborn street.
ap2suS9s 1st WIN. A. BUFFERS b Co, Auct'rs.
, 1865-05-01

New York stock nnd 1loneT A1arkct,
NEW ToRK. Apsi q.
MoEEr-3Iore active TAT per cent for cali loans.
tTEal1r6 E3cHAseK--Qutet at 1ooA a1lot.
GOLD-Dulf, and with at decided chaugs tn price.
ming 1i6N. declining to 1l5h, AID eloslns 1t
146h "
e3oyERNXEsr s1oCKa-shAde 1rmer
The s:s, mcr Ge.nan1a, foz Europe to-day. takes
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Mmuseme1lts.
THE BOX OFFICE AT
CRoSBy'S OPERA HOUSE !!
VIII be open on
sYe1nesdny MorninS, mt o a: m:
THEATRE

McVICKER'S THEATRE.
Madison street, between State and Dearborn
GhanEs OF fTtme Doors open 1t u o'clock; perform
& &w.a commence Il o'clock Prices Of admission:
Giycie % cents: StcoEd Circle s cents Secured
fSa % CENTS To Be bad u the principal hotels md
az LEE eo1 uMce from 10 to and hon 10 O'Clock.
oeau q n be secured one week In sdvanca4
niiellCE-While the remains Of our honored ds.d
wfi, ~ u resident arc in tho city this theatre
w W.%ns DS To- q md drsped with mourning.
In az g1ea5 enI1e evening. Mr.. AND MISS COULDOCK.
III Al eat1fe new douestic dram i, entitled
JESSIE McLANE:
oH The STORY OF l. COAL MIMI
., Ae9 an entire new farce, WRIT By gentleman Of
tnIa cd15 sn,ltleo aUPPhH In nLXlH-
~ Iehefsa. another new play Of MILEY WHITE
Ers1
, 1865-05-01

Chicago has done herself honor By the p.oposi.
tton adopted yesterday at the close Of Schuyler
Colnxs memorial GRAFTON, In Bryan Hall, to erect
q monument In this city, at once maenia.
cent, useful, and enduring, to the memory
OF our marsyred President The prop.
osition was made BY men who Will not
therefore aeeune that BY the jndicions liberality
OF the people Of CHICAGO euch monument viii BE-
erected here as will adorn our city and associate
Wath TO az coming time the memory Of ous rs
Hls proposed to erect tn the highest style Of
efchltectu1al att massive Memorial Temple or
%3onamcntal ~ Edlnec, which will include IN Enan-
sanenon Hall. N Immense auditorium for the as.
{Gn1ees and rooms for The various ralfef.
shsssss nhs,sss,e, go e literary societies oi sne
1ute and the Bible House in Kew YorfWt6e entiIe i
Em1c;11G r 70 & nS known a. '*TuE LINCOLN iSsI1e
Ut 1e.+,a & safa structure can be erected with.
nn deeisn n ~ a1eh!ssss1!a style Of its
memory Of Abraham Lincoln. It vii So11e 70 me
zuent Of whsch Nj. Lincoln himssif wania mon- ns
Thus, tbe .ob.equies sSs' We are ,ox,.,o,.
aonors asS ~ to hts memoly Tne noxaess, tas op:nns
1pon biz bier are the dtst spring bloescs. sne oe
summer d fame that shall knoT no scared III
stateiy procession Of IL peep,e o. H. 15s
:agce md the nsl1vns that shall lore ibcrty, a. AZ
the Romans dated theft epoch from the bn:ld;ne
their unity. the olympan games, the Mohanme.
dams from the AegiFn. aud Christians from the
Crucaadon, 90 Americans who already mark tie
epoch OF their nationality from The Day OF iheir
the era Of True American Liberty Is foretold By
fhe words, accomplished by the pen. and sesled
DJ the blood Of Abraham Lincoln.
, 1865-05-01
THEATRE.

VARIETIES: THEATRE.
Nos. l15&117 Dearborn 1Eeat
g. Il Observation-Disclosures sad st.zs XaaaSss.
pHAEaK or Tl1H:
0oor1 open at Curtain 7tsas as a.
MA1EfPA! MA1EpPA! I he Greatest blu Of the
ecason IWt nyrwo ta entcd pt rforR eEs, hea4eu BY
CHARLEY GARDxSEE and BILLY EAKEsuH, TON Rus.
shlL and the WIENER S1srEEs and the charming EN-.
MA GALpEER.
This evening will be produced MAZEPPA; or. the
untamed Ftsfy kseed OF Iaztary. Foe CAST sec pro
H4tS
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Suction Sales.

" NJ. A. BUFFERS i CO.,
AUCTIOEEERs,
Corner Gf Dearborn and Washington zs VIII g1ye pa1-
dconr Ettensiou to the sale ot Household 6ooGs, II
private Eth1nga and tnelr sa;esfoozns,
mh26e ef34S0t4.hp
, 1865-05-01
A CADENfY OF MUSIC.

"A Washington street. bet- Clark and Deaybora-
ARLINGTON. EE1LY 4 LE0Ns M1N8TEK1A-
Wednesday evening. May Sd, and every evening duE-
Ing the week. The Great Ethiopical Musical Ho1s!ea
spectac g. Mazeipa or; Tho Wild Horse Of rartary,
IN addition to splendid new programme OF minstrH
gems. Doors open At !, to commence ut s o'clock.
Box office open r. III 10 to r NJ and fro Sto P. "
6pS0v-1w r. S. uINGESY AVent
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33KrSunal.

pER6CFAI-Everybody af1ictr
L. ed with dtsesses Of tho skin, such Al 1teh. Ttt
Ter. R1nsEcsm, dc.. % use Dr. BlAnk1 E-uptYs
eases- P1ce 50 cents pei box Il sent oY msli &
cents. cent X mai! 2t expreM. Address Br. BI.AMI
4 Co, o. Boz 5S93, Chicago, M. Ia sCOVTi
- Reldolps 4tsea., Wholesale aud refsl s9sSt ~
, 1865-05-01

Cincinnati nInrAct.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trtbune.l
..... CrXcEyAT1. April 80.
pRov1sIozsMatfet quiet. Mess 70 * sold at 4se oo
fct city, but this considered above the market.
Lard was nm at 17s@18c fot country and CITY. Ea.
con du st 1s191sc for shoulders. 1sk1.c for ,dt g.
17H61sc fot clear r,ba. and 1sH019c for e,r sides
WulsKx-D: Q in.d to $aGG@2.o3.
Vessels Passed Detroit.
E:peclA1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne1
DETEoIT. April g, 1865.
Cr-DarqGe Darbey, Republic, Pride, Montecello,
AmeH.ca. Schooner Mezlck, SaIckalna,. Mountain
Royal, Albert selkirk. Brooklyn. Maunts, Senator,
B.eod Mediator, Adriaoe. >
EowE-Schocner Comet.
kt"' MfIwaukco Niaraef.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
.-. .... MnwAuKKs, April -.
FLoUI-Nethlngco Going.
Observation-Disclosures. Ba.es On Change Of
1a 0bn. scl'er all Dexs week.. at <1154aLl6; 5000
bn cash, At 81 l6H@l II. CornSales 1000 hu sheIled
atsgc. de1ivefed. OA:k-5ee1 bu at 59c on track
Wheat market at the Newhall this eyenluG-Eo.1 l.
6111. "--'
, 1865-05-01
Ornrfon On the Funeral of President
Lincoln.

On The afternoon OF Thursday Bishop Simpson
will deliver an oratlon at Spring field over the body
of Tie Martyr President, As will be seen by the
eabio:ned correspondence, Rev. Charles II. Fowler
vii! nadregs the people Of Chicago, at Bryan Hall
at O'Clock, p. m., Of that day. The gentlemen
havlng the matter in charge have satisfied tae
public expectation in the choice Of speaker, and
now The only regret il that the aall will not
cont in all who may w1sh to hear him:
Rev. Charles Il. Fowler:
Dear Sir The UNDERSIGNED respectfully re-
guest you to deliver an Grafton to the people OF
Chicago, In Bryan Hall, on the day OF the funeral
solemnitles at Springfield, upon The character OF
Abraham Lincoln, and wonld suggest that you re-
peat the remarks made BY you on the OCCASION OF
the National funeral, with such further thoughts
as the additional time alloWed for the delivery
will admit
JoHN Ii. WILSON, C. G. HAMaosD,
PHILR WAuswoHTH, j. b. R1cE,
JAMES B. BRADwEIL, F. C. SHERMAN,
3. G. LAnHED, RI uouGu,
WIZ. BRoss, j. L. Soa1Pps,
E. s. WILLIAMS, 7. B. BRIAN. and others
To Mesers. JouS II. WILSON WA. Bnoss, and
. Others:
Iour note fnvlhng me to deliver IN oratio11 on
The character Of Abraham Lincoln, Is received
Willing to do anything that may tend to higher
and more correct estimnte o1 his character, /
cheerfuiiy comply with your request.
April % 1855,
, 1865-05-01

we'll known firm on 6op,h
"ater street was risited On Saturday by The mes
s.nrers Of tho Sanitary Commission, and asked
TO Ellrw the card os the committee on ssOne
sfncc. The request WIS indignantly refused.
The dEm 1s Intensely coppcr-from Kentucky,
Lave not the events Of the past few weeks shown
1.c1r hopes Ionger9
, 1865-05-01

THE GREAT n. v. FA1n.-Thc pos,poncment OF
The day Of national f,st:ns mud humi'iatoo, from
the lust ThursdaF In Mas to the first Thursday in
Juna, will probably c.use the postpuueueut o.
the great Northwettcrn Fair In Chi:ceo, from the
Goth OF May to the drst T1esdsy in June. The fith
<ay Of the month. THIS has not7 however, been
Lcdnlte1y decided AZ yet
, 1865-05-01

Abraham Lincoln in Chicago: ~
IA f. hay
as candidate for the Presidency In this c1ty snd
be hasing intended 1o MAKE It his future home
when be ehonld retire from Office at the end ofhis
pared by Ms. lincoln and their s5n, tsp.
lam Robert Mnccln, as 1helr futufe
residence, 1t seems ft and appropriate that there
memory, which should in It's character BE- ebla. ~ .
nst1csl4 4lnd representative OF the man and of Inc
great use rendered by his administration to The
IN. Considering What kind OF monument
would most Wo1thly represent him, and
Ct he same , tine r reflect @ ne G1eatest good to
would Be- more appropriate than tbe @ erect'on 1 e
th1. city Of an edi1ce e be called TIE LiNcoIa
las7rEEE, which should in some Of its ieatares.
New YORK city, and whieh should % contain i,Ee 1a
The Cooper buIlutnx. . hall Or public room suffi-
gently cap.cions to accommodate national conyen.
sash ~ s,9 BE-
s.stne Of the 'ate PIe.ident, and ea Other
Tso ssye at in hpstro,
bsttle for Freedom and the Union, and 1ronhies
ard relics commemorative OF the prowess Of our
stns md q The great @ snd signal triumph voueh.
Provision should also be made in It for the ar.
conmodatton Of the Young MEMS Asaoclat1nu.
YounE Mems Christian Aseecisttou, the Bible Sd
ciety. Art Gsllcry, School Of Art and Desirr .
Free Library, and other associations OF p1bi,e
and benevolent character. 's
srch IN Institution would by its psefnlneza
c uyenIence and att1scttyeness become common
cen,tr Of resort; and while by The grandeur OF ita
proportions and architectural beauties Of Its da-
a,cp it would challenge the admiration OF the eve
b It's clera1ng and eunobllng chaarctef, aud il
acc etiblity to all would be t representative or
the Patriot Martyr, and awaken and perustuate
the pobtest sentiments in The human haart Th{o
proposition ia not made without considering u
, 1865-05-01

OuR Pon7RAIT or L1sooIn.-The party who
borrowed our portrait Of tho @deccased President
last Sunday for use in Dr.. Psston'e church is re-
.quested to return II Immediately; wnnt 1t this
morning IN the TRInuNE connhnK.room.
, 1865-05-01


WORDS were as follows:
appreciate The sadness feel Ut this parting. 70
this people owe all that ana. Here have lived
more thsn quarter Of century; here my cht,-
11now nos hoao soon Z s2an zee 70 YOU M agdn, 4
duty dcvolres upon me which ts, perhaps, greater
Than that which has derolyed upon any other man
have succeeded except for the aid OF Divine Prov-
fdence, upon which be at a l lines relied. l teel
thst cannot succeed without the came Divine aid
BeInr Dice nv @ TeIsnce e for or eaopoIt: no o ana Gons
mat Divine assistance, Tithout which cannot
Again bid you Ill an adsctionatc ftreweli.''
Before thar murderons biow closed his eyes in
death, thht 'euccess" for which he had struggled
been M pe1io,med. But he friends to whom, viii
asenonsts only }ooE e. IT tta The lfs ts
When, In the game month, he raised the natiou-
Al fas Qyer Independence Hali, at Phiisdelphia,
he eald to The assembled tens or thousands: "It
was sopethips s n The @ Declaration 1 o. lndepend.
country, but hope TO the world for all coming
time. II Ras that wh.sh gsys promise % TIT IN dos
ders Of ali men, ard that ali should have an equal
this country be sayed upon that basisl T il can,
! will consider myself one Of the happiest men IN
country cannot be eayed without giving up that
principle, Isoas about to say that ioot4d rather
be dss0ssinated upon the spot than to surre7sd Il.
have eafd nothing but what mn willing to live
hy, AID II 1t be the pleasure Of Almighty God, to
die BY"
De seemed. as he thus fpoke, to have the dark
shadow of his violent denth before him. Buteyen
In lta presence be declared that he would rather
be aeeassinated than to surrender phnE1p'e; aud
thai while he was willing to live by 1t, yet, ii 1t
YES Gods pleasure, he wna equally willing to
die by it. he Was assasslnated, but his name and
principles will i've wnt.t history exists and tue
Republic endures.
So, loo, in the concl1sion IT his 1rst inaugural,
he appeaIed In the language Of enfreaty and pssce
to thoee who had raised their mailed hands agzlnst
the life Of their f1thcr-land:
Ton can have no conf1ict without being your
Eelves the aeereseors- You hare no oath feeIs
t.sed in Heaven to destroy the Government Ehl1e
hive the most 'eolemn ona' to preserve, pro ect
and defend IT. The mystic cord OF memory,
stretching from every bsttle-aeld and patriot.
grave 10 every living hsart and hearthatone all
ever E4is broad land. will yet swell the chorus Of
The Union, when again touched, ~ surely they
Will be by the better angels OF cur nlture.f'
!. In the funeral exercises In the East Room, on
tne lsth OF April the very Anniversary OF the day
when The blood Of murdered Massachusetts, sol |
oie1s stsined the atoues Of the city of Battimore
Ii. dur1ey quoted the Presidents solemn reply |
, 1865-05-01

CUSTOM nousE.-1n order to give the employee.
ol the cnstnu House an opportunity 10 psrtacI-
nate IN The funeral ceremonies Of the late PresI-
dent, the United states Depository Will be closed
On Monday and Tuesday. between the hours of Q
a. m. aud p. N. Entrance from 10 p. m. at
4hc eof,thyFcst door.
, 1865-05-01

Fins7 AnRlyA1 FRoH BufFA1o,-The Western
Transportation Cornpang's propeller Plymouth
arrived here Sunday noon, being the frat steamer
of the season from thst place. She leaves this
morning. For freight or passage apply to ]. N.
Tuttle, Agent.
, 1865-05-01

Dh. PAT1oss LECTURE on R1cmosD.-1t was
announced that last evening Rev, ". ". Patton
would give some account Of his recent visit to
Richmond, in the Opera House. At late hour
]; was decided to postpone the meeting to next
Sabbath evening. principally on account Of the
haye wrought considerable damage on the new
upholstery Of The building; these nre OF course
left In the ante room on Opera bightg. The ,ick-,
next Sunday evening, but We would suggest ihat
much better plan would I've to reserve eeats all
through the house.
, 1865-05-01

Bun11AnT-The cigar store OF Joseph Platkt.
No. db Einz,e street. sT,s entered through front
window On Friday night BY some unknown per.
ron, and robbed Of goods to the value Of sa11
The rogue cut The large plate Of glass With oia.
tnnHH.
, 1865-05-01

~ - ~as .teuoe4 !" EaS and hanocuf him and to
their recognition; sometimes escaping from fhei1
.seest BY anticipating their unusa.l hour Of at.
20 70 co,1 M1snf os a69nt he grounds uuattend-
nsk whatever. Being at City Point after the aTat-
1a,'en o. hiehmond, ne determined to 60 th,theF,
i,sm ,9le curiosity, but to see Ii be could moi
haetep!the Peace for winch ke lonred. % Thr trrrT @
Watchlul Secretary Of War bea1ins Of 1t imnfored
to,ns ny ts1egEanh Q. to go md warned him ,hat
rmed WIN e. sssasd'n might take bis le Bn
shield they proved against the dealh bio amer
Ma1us,he v Hent, walked fearlessiy and careiessiy
sne md conferred tth
hs returned to City Point telerranhed ~ W ia
I51th!nl n1snd and Constitutional adr1ser Vim III
1nen had feared as VIC ali did at that lime. fos his
~ Richneee eedtea your diepsseh lat night. wont
ABRAHAM Lmco1s.n When tod lin. w es tSsf
3as, a a,ght how uneasy alt hid been ut lis going.
w59 e. ~ snY s@is ons g. aqSes S!s
bssa sa fss.idc3t hsaa snd gone % Xehmond would I'D
s: Ssss %{eslt bit" It any Of you hsye e ever
rea 1ned and sep Tl lhe foot
E9m The back door he W.. Depsqt r. IT.
Mhitc House One night, and 1T reesnt,g ~ too t1e
lad 1een Ss Sih hs9hesy the 3es pss fer 1he
Of The department. be was about s;sre;a ;;npa smee e
lste hour BY this short Toates NE stsnsaa oms =,
sAoPpeN aAfH auQ salQ, foD Outbf ,4nt =. ~ 4hs4
ways it is dangerous 10. sou ereI ~ NY % 70 tnat
tnt Wcr:e At night" Mr.. Lincoln ren.,sa Ame, =.
cont 6eneFe thelc>e dny DANGER thaPa H. ~
night NJ. Stanton responded knIer1nI1 ~ ~ ~
NJ Fretldent, you ehalf not be k,ied ,.t,,ons ~.
that dark way frem my department Wbfe !a y
It; you NUT let NE take you found ~ th I'M ~
in my catriage." And Mr. Ltncn'n Ele sseaue an
Secretary on his impeEio1s mtjit,I1' 53aE 3oaaE los
his needless alarm on his arconnf =. Ssoe5s ana
entered biz carragc md was driven bv IL Ell y
lighted aye0ne to the White Honsee - ene "ea"
And.thus he walked through unseen d.,....
without :" the dread OF death !" his WITT hansets.
full Of good will. even 10 his enemies ,bst ~ so
cunlu no: ia agsne there wa. any one hase ers "
10 s!ay him; and the death.dealnr huijef ~. 49,
to III mark IN Theatre, whpre, bnt !iltie orc4
hour before, he had been welcomeo as he enferca a.
BY crowded audience 1isnc, and with che-ss
md waving Of hannks rch,ele, honottn. him s1ih
IN OF .ton Of which any one might we'll be proud.
Some regret that he was there at ILL. Bnt. to sli
hrnan appearance, he wat safer there, by taf than
IN hte own 5ecrphon room, where unknown Visit.
c1s 70 o1u entered alone. He tnuad there teu,-
porary Eespite occasionally, from the crowds who
thfonEed bis aIte roome-telaxatlon from the
caies snd perpl.dties which 70 constantly oo-
pEct eed him, keeping his mind under the ee
Feteft aention, like the bent bow. till 1t almost
tGet JUS epr1ng-and. on this fatal night to be so
lack an one hersfter IN oureslcndif, going with
fe'ucfance. and. "a he exornAsed It to III. Ash
n ~ and myself, only because Gen. Grant who
hid been advertised with himself to be pereent
, 1865-05-01

Eo1zfE.-Aldermen and other city officers
wishing to join the funetal cortegc to-day will
please meet at the office Of Aid. 6htmp, on Mon.
roc tt1eet. opposite the Post ONCE, this morning
at eight O'Clock, sharp.
CHARLES c. r. HoLDEs,
Chairman. C1mtuittee Ceu,nn,, Cnnncil
, 1865-05-01

7" "lnANToH TRAVELLER" which is raid to
be an entertainment Of Intense interest, open. ii
Smith d Ntxun's Hall next Wednesday. See an.
Fcriieementi IN today q paper. A1
, 1865-05-01

LOST OF TIE su11AHA-colonel Peck received
dispatch on Saturday, conveying the sad inte11i.
gcnce that the wife of Seth r.. Hardin. Jr.- Of
the firm Of Cnshman 4 Hardin Bros OF ,hts c,tv
was among the lost on the steamer Suitana. III.
Hardin was saved, "e'
, 1865-05-01

CmcAoo AHEAp.-A private letter inst received
from private Of the I'D regiment, dated Moblle.
April 10th. says that Msjor Vim. James; 3r.. som
Q! Provost Marsh 4 James, Of this city. was the
The I'd made noble record In the Campaign
acafnst Mobile.
, 1865-05-01

Dn. TuFAET's Observation-Disclosures tbe
s:oEm Grace Church was crowded yesterday to hear
h1 Tifant g eulogy on President Lincoln, The DIS
course was carefully prepared and listened to with
prol9undest interest, was itee from tulsome pan
ecyt1c but was careful analysis of the President
such discriminate and spprcc1atiSe praise viii be
preserved in permanent form. Let It be printed.
, 1865-05-01

DEAD infant FoUKD-Yesterday morning
come boys playing In the vicinity Of the cornes or
Van Bufen street and Michigan Avenue, found the
body Of a nav born male infan. wrapped up In
come mourning dIapery. The Coroner hela au
inquest on the body at Old Cemetery yesterday
afternoon.
The New York herald., 1865-06-22
RIOT AT STATEN ISLAND.

The United States Troops and the People
I'm COll1sfon-A Number or Men Wound
ed, One Supposed Msrtsily-Ths Riot
Quelled by tho Crew or the United states
Revenue Cutter.
During the reception Of the Richmond county vouu.
tesn Of the Second Metropolitan Zone hundred and
Thirty third New York; regiment. n Nautilus Hall,
Tompknsvlle, Staten Island, yesterday at about i've
p n, two soldiers belonging to the Sixty al nth New
York vountsers guarding the government cotton inside
the Quarantine enclosure upon the green in front
Of the hotel and being intoxicated. entered into fight
with Of the citizens, but finding themselves getting
worsted they Immediately retreated inside the gates OF
the Quarantine grounds, where procuring musksts they
approached the again with nxed bayonets when
general rush was made for them their musks taken from
Them and in attempting TO escape they very badly
beaten They were finally taken inside, whom platoon
Of the same regiment came up 10 the gates and ndis
crimnately nred upon the crowd who Attempting
to force tho gates and throwing missiles Of all kinds at
A number Of persons were more or less injured BY
stones and some were shot. Among the latter was
who shot in the left breast The wound is supposed
TO be mortal. Lieutenant Nelson his way 70 the
Immediately went 10 quel IT, but on approaching the
gate was shot by one Of his own party.
(citizenJ in tho left knee he viii lose his les.
Mortimer Denyse Of the One Hundred and Thirty third
New York and belonging to Staten Island shot in the loft
arm above the wrist He will probably lose the arm
Geo. W. DAILY, also resident Of the island, wounded
In the leg
The riot reported at the central police once, In
this CITY, at seven O'Clock last evening" and superntend
ont Kennedy ut once issued orders TO Captain Todd
command OF the Harbor Police boat TO be in readiness
take large force Of the police down to the island and
sections from various precincts detailed for that
purpose. Intelligence was brought by the next boat
however, that the crew OF the United States
outer had queed the disturbance and that the services
OF the police would not be needed. They went down,
hnvv thA koaea haA
Of the difficulty