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GOVERNMENT SALES
SALE OF RESERVED HOBsES.

G0vERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.
orAnIlrMAszrl. ory,cr,
The eu.rier%asser General Of the Army 1 direct.
20 the SSse 70" at D.
SALES will, therefore, take place at GIEsBO-
A' 4R Ii RI SStsipn SHS Fl DECEMBER u. 1885,
ins on Each TUEspAY and THURS
hour on the days of sale
to C and
Animals will be sold sinely.
Sales TO commence at 10 O clsck m.
Terms-Cssh in United States crrrency.
nr.vs, R-,,.s, LANES snEs, a. i Ek KIN,
de E-h First Division, Q. M. g. o.
FRANCIS n. SMITH, JANIS o. cLKrHANr
LAW REPORTERS
sHORrHAND WRITER'S,
o. e tPdi'na avenue b S,sri o and ; e:
5I3 JOHN D. EDMOND co.. 5IS
sI3 7th street, between D and *,
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE BUILDING.
BuILDEns, BLACksnirHs, HOUSEHOLD
GENERAL HARDwA RE and CUTLERY
Cut and Wrought Nails, Spikes, Horse shoes ana
Horse shoe Nails, Rasps, Files, Springs, Axles,
Axietrees, Nuts and w ashers, Anviis, Vices,
Shoveh, Pic Axes, Rope, Glue,
Split Cane for chair bottoms,
all Of which We offer ut
513 THE IoT f.ss is CASE PRICE. 5I3
WI tsI hAs nA nsBBIAP %5khkEE,,
.AnDI1 ID RisHS4AsSS HSfs e. TABLE
nosD@sn.s made to order on reasonable terms
MIn a'iP sSS;s.p.z p hsnd EASTERN MAR
Orders for Plumbers SLABS promptly attended
f. ~s: between 18th and h
IEROMES lair COLOR REsTORER FOB
- retaining and gradually bringing back the Hair
70 its original color without the inconyeniencs at
cents per bottle.
RkXyeRD's INDICATED GINGER Bread
DeSSn.TI adapted for children, being eaten q On
Fer .,s sale b drussists Price % cents Per box.
A AZ l NO IMSRE UNPLEAsANT AND IN
Si5 zsp $5ss ai 81
tos ssa sahhssaI V snEEF I kr.:
sas'1ss tho e ts s:si so &c:
8 ssg f ssd ' s. sShS
:sss.: s:ss :; ill.,
" CONPTDRNTIIL.
0UNG MEN who have Injured thsmselyss by
certain secret hsb bits which unit them for basnsss
pleasure or the duties Of married life Also middle
aged or old men, Who from tina folliss Of youth On
other causes, feel debility In advance Of their
msnt q any one should 6rst read 1.-THE SECRET
nkIkNp" Asrrisa Ladies' will learn ZONE.
NE, ,.Ssd q Importance b. IsrusiaE "Ths ssors
Esot e any address, In sealed envelope on
eeaDs ~ twenty Eve cents. Address
1875 D1. cnkS. 4. NEWARr co.,
WY Boston, 0acs.
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~THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
poned until TUESDAY. December %, 1885, at 10 a.
m AZ " hich time 1t will recommeuce and be
f1nued frem day to day until the whole are sold
dec n - - - .~-N'
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RALTIMokE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ WARRINGTON, Dec g. 1884
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11
sIuuhattnn Company.-Ststement Of the MANIA


RS City Of New York. O. required BY chas
t-r 40 laws the week ending saturday the sth sr
Jolly. l-5i ssGa
A,-rs- amour, Loans and Discounts
1920 can,y az New Yort IS. Fountain. Cashier
ts duly de-e anc sas INA ne
. rect 20 the known lse and belief
JAMES FOUNTAIN, Cashier.
Sworn before the sh day Of July, 1875 - -, L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11
The Negroes OF Mississippi Demanding
the Right Of Suffrage.

A mass meeting of the coored citizens of
Vicksburg. Miss was held June 10. Jacob Richard.
Of the 10th United States COored Infantry presided
H. Mason was appointed Secretary The Chairman set
forth the object OF the meeting. viz To discuss tho
question of civil rights of the colored citizens OF Mssis
sipp and take measures to secure them. Pompey
Ketto, Frank Rowan George w. Walton, Alfred L.
Jackson and L. Richards were appointed Committee
on resolutions. During the absence Of the Committee
the meeting was addressed by the Rev. G. g. Edwards
on the civil rights Of the coloed citizens and soldiers
The Committee on resolutions reported the following,
which most enthusiastically received
Uhereas the President of the United Stses has by pfoes
NATION dated Warrington, June 49, 1865 appointed Prov.
Sharkey and directs that convention BE- called and cleo
allowed under the constitution and laws Of the State
of Mississippi as administered before the passage q the
called ordinance Of secession Of January 1884, excluding the
10y colofed citizens; therefore,
Rocd That regard such policy unjust to the col
orrd citizens parayzng TO the coored soldier and most
damaging the ealy and peocef establishment OF the red
eral supremacy in rebeilious territory.
Rored Ths IN view Of these 'acts we viii appeal 10 the
people OF the North and will earnestly appeal TO ConSes
that the State Of Mississippi be not restored 20 Federal es
tious unless by constitution she sha enrscbse her loyal
colored citizens.
Resore the interests Of people In this State de-
rand at an early day the establishments Of paper within
the State that win earl.sy and faithfully defend the rights
Of the coiofed citizens. .
Tie resolutions supported in brief addresses by
Messrs. Walton Rowan Richardson and others, and
on motion were unanimously adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11
News from The Mexican border.
From The Brownsville RancheYe Jnne %


The Mexican steamboat Compadre, with 16
bales of cotton and passengers, left Camargo on
Monday last. From one Of the passengers, MI. John
Kellett we have received the following important
statement:
The Compadre. on her way down, fearing attack
from guerrillas had resort 10 raising flag Of the
United States. Whetaer the flag had the desired effect
o. not the steamer not fired into; but on her way
abe met Federal steamboat, which passed the Com
padre some four FIVE miles; but the commander 0f
the Federal boat. not liking the looks OF the flag
turned his boat down stream overhaued and seized tie
Conpadre. twenty miles this side Reynosa. and took
command Of her, The Federal boat then proceeded up
The river. The Compadre. with Federal gnard
aboard arrived at Brownsv1l night before last Upon
assurances being given the Federal authorities al
Brownsville that their flag was simply raised on Tie
Compadre as dodge against guerTlias they certa,ny
10 the owners though they may mol IKE the not
very CON plimeDtary use male OF H.
Mr.. Kellstt informs rs that the no 1Iahae rose ~
Camargo 80 feet in "A bonrsi but bad fallen 20 feet be-
fore he Jeff As lar he could learn no 'es nag oe,h
ost though many ranches had been swept away py te
food From Camargo down. MI keneit says ms ms
side Of the river is almost an unbIokeh coihbe'' pn'
nj has been destroyed by the overflow.
AZ Rancho Davis the people had organized fof pro
lection awaiting the arrival OF Federal forces from De-
Mr.. Kellett met at Camargo Capt. i. King, Major
Felix A Blucher and several others direct from san
Antonio Just before be eit' RON lnen nc and
thro bout the interior oil Texas and mat ne eItire
loss sustained By the people Of San Antonio Dy a"ess
zion and quite extensively credited here TO the effect
That Co.. Murrah had called out the militia 10 resis'
Federal authority. had no foundation in iect; r
strange and generally believed report lsin cireuia
Ron, 10 the effect that big fight between dis.andea
Confederate soldiers and Germans recently toos place
near Sal Antonio. This report We are told, Was
brought here yesterday from Monterey b. some gentle
man bearing Che name Of Pfcuffer. While we have no
objection to the ysxed question being fought out on mat
ine, II II takes all Summer. VIC would advise parties
before believing too InLcb refer to intormeo"p
From San Antonio VIA Camargo
The steamboat Mexico Dalzel, master, when wh.
way between this city and Bsgdad. ON her downward
IMP ran into the bank OF the river the Texas SIDE
and very went down. IL Is stated that tie Mexico
had false sides Of which broken In when she
Ian into the bank this filed with water causing her TO
cspsize.
In this connection regret 10 announce that clild
ofCap Joseph Cooper Of Bagdad could not be rescued
Rom the sinking boat, and was consequently drowned
Another version Is that the Burse sprme into the river
With the child Ia her arms and upon being seized in
Asfdrowning condition. let go OF tue child, which was
1htrled under the boat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11
Treasure List Of steamer Costa Bica, from
E..uv
Naval Intelligence.

REDUCTION OF THE PERSONNEL or TIE NAVY.
The designations Of II Regular and l52 Vol
unicer naval officers were accepted at the Navy De-
partInent last week. Two hundred leaves OF absence
were granted preparatory 10 dischargng the appli-
cants.
Thirty four vessels Of all sizes riga and descriptions
will be sold at the Navy Yard on Wednesday at noon
to the highest bidder.
PERSONAL.
ChefEngineer Andrew Lawton has been ordered TO
the Hartford.
NAVY OFFICES SONS ORDERED TO THE NAVAL
ACADEMY.
The following Young sons Of naval officers have
been ordered ~ appear for examination foI the position
of rnidshipmen: Francis Winslow, Herbert Winslow.
@. A. Dimick r. q Phelps, IT,, &. II. Norton A. A.
King u. II. 6. DUMMY ID. Mahan, 4. q. Taylor, j. II.
G. Coffin IT, t. t. Bruce j. {. Febiger Jr, u. Turner.
II. G.. Whiting, II. c. Leack, X. b. Barry Theodore
The following boys from the Apprentice School ship
Sabine being entitled by meritorious conduct TO nd
have been ordered TO examination f9 the
position Of midshipmen: A. Is. Fowler W. i. "ood'
Henry Monanan, Wm-P. Day, Charles storms. , 49,.
The Dictator, which was announced 10 san on Sathr-
day still lies at anchor of BedlOes Island awaiting
her FINAL sailing orders She will probably sail at III
early day. D., c r
She will probably get oil to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK. july Q.
Cleared.


Steamer +. W. Bruno, Foster. Baltimore, w. Dazeli
Steamer Fountain Cashier Chsrestown BcnDer Brown
Ship ST. Marx, Howes Liverpool, Spoford Iileston Co.
BaIk j. NJ Churchill, Hutchinson Frankfort, Me-, X. i.
Buck Co.
Bark Bessie Simpson (Br Murchie, Cow Bay. Simpson
Capp.
Bsrk Josephine (Br) Scott Queenstown Brett Son Co.
BsIk Eliza Barss (Br, Firth, Halifax, Tucker Light
bourne.
BrgA }. Peck (Br) Peck Cow Bay. A. Smithers Co.
Brig iIemdsh tDsn. Bodkie Rio Janero, Funeh Meincke
& Werdi
Brig Gyie (swed) Graham, HernOsand Funch, Meincke
& Wend.
Brig Camilla (Br) Newman st. Thomas. McColl Firth.
schr. Marietta Smith, Bene, Pawtgcaet
schr W Sims, Mason, Jefelsonton, Ca, Van Brunt
Ssgh
Sehr Ellen Norton. Pembroke, Bogert Smith
Schr. X. NJ Dcuill Hendckson Apaachcola, e. d. Hull
but & Go.
sehr. Engineer Willerdale Baltimore, Il. j. Weinberg.
schr. T.. A. Kelsey. Lindsey, w.Haven H. > Racket
Son.
Sem Abbis Bradford Freeman 81. Pierre. Mart Brett
Son Co. 49,
sehr T.. C. Johnson Howes, Portsmouth, N H., s. w.
Lewis Co. - =.
schr. Royal Arch lBr) Dawson Windsor, d. r. Dewolf
Co.
Schr. Elizabeth Lent Bear River Ms. Thayer Sergeant
scbr. Volta Perry Charietown, w. H. Robson Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11
PANAMA. Saturday. il

PANAMA. saturday, July i, lcoo.
The Isthmus is almost barren Of news, the
only item being attempt to get up another revolution
which is still pending. but likely to end In smoke.
The Queen Of tho Sandwich Islands passed through
here few days ago rosie for Europe She came on
An English man owar and left on the X. w ]. Mail
Company's regular passenger steamer. Her Msjcsty
dressed in mourning for her late husband She Is
said TO be very intelligent and well educated person.
The surveyors OF the Nicaragua route, under Capt
West, arrived here recently. and go home on the
steamer. They say very little about the result OF tho
surveys.
The harbor OF San Juan at last accounts continued
entirely blocked up
Our rainy season is remarkably moderate, and the
Isthmus perfectly healthy Business was just recover
ing from the effects of the last revolution when the ru
NOR OF another broke out which will probably make
another idle month Preparations are being made for
a celebration Of the 4th in Panama.
From Central America there is no news. Gen
Barrios arrived yesterday of tho port Of La Union.
but probably found out his revolution had been unsuc
cessul He may therefore avoid being caught aud sho
by the existing Government
From Uhili learn That the Spanish question hes
been amicably settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11
Arrived.

Steamship s.ronia QIam, Meyer Hsmba,s and South
iiaa strong 81 snd sw wind. during the passage
steamship Costa kIeA Ihkepaosn, Aspmwan July l. pass
Fairbanks. Hunter Boston for wasirs tOn. Cams
here ios repairs to boilers.
Steiner Perit Delsnoy, Porre. Monroe ~ hours U.
Quutruas,er Towed bark Oregon, Clifford 20 this port
STEAMER L. O. knight. Mason Washington ~ hours mdse
AMI ps.. n. II. Cromwell Co.
steamer Francons Sherwood. Portland, Me-, md'o and
STEAMER Zodiac Bukey Savannah 30 hours ndse. ant
O. s ship lno Acting Master VIM, Martin Key West June
Whole passage. Lett e. s. Powhatan aud soop Dale
ship Enorsy Caukin. Liverpool June aud Tr.hsr June
n,ds and pass spoaord. Te.ton Co. Wa q days W
Of the Banks with airs fiom W and caln June 20 lat
Ship Robert L. Lane Amidon Liverpool May 2! mdse and
pa' b. J. H. Trs.k j. Had eontnos.ion Of light westerly
BaFk Marco Polo BT.m Gerde' Bremen 30 days mdse.
coal j. W Elwel Go. Lea barb. Ne,tie Herman. Tor
New York. loading; Mary G. Dyer do, do.
BARK isiades, Miller Cow Hay is days, coal, Yates
Bari Bolivia whtebsuy A,pinwa 10 days, mdse.. J. r.
BIZ Oue.iphoru. (of St John, n. b.. Mecaf Miunsn
~ day. Mahogany Edmis;on Bros bound to Falmouth
kIs 5 or mite s ,si r9 Job ~. ~ Bem ~ 20 days
Brs Maple Valley ,Of s, Andrews, N. b.. waycOt,. Cow
hi. AGon (of y. John, y FL Freehan. Myrs Bay, C. b.
Bas Starlight Coi Wind.or. y 81. Mcdonald Cow Bay Is
dave cosl. u. X. DeNolf 8 Co.
brE Matilda tof LordOu) Dyer, Rio Jeneiro March via
Falmouth May 20, coffee, q. b Buley.
Hs lei. (Br simmons, Cace Bay l6 days coal Gordon,
Bruce NcAulh. go ~,
Brg Blenshom (of Winisor N. 81. Blenkhom Bridge
nor, C. H. Ia days coal, }. = Whitaey Co.
Es S.ruh H. crosby tof Portland Crosby, Cow Boy IL
a,y. coal Brett Left baks Thomas Terry. Mso-
n,y Tor N,w.York loading D. ". Hoibrook Brown, DO,
DO Carleton. do. do. brig Edwin do, do.
Brig Jsboatao BraxD Cunhs Pernamouco 80 days hides'
&c. n. II. Swin a Co
sohr Popecr (of Parrboro N 81 Foster Lnssn % days
coal ID. Il. DrNolf X 90. -,
schr y H. Jackson. Wiley Bridgeport. CB 20 days. coal
Snow Burgess. -, a. -,
scLr J. Sor,hrnp (of Cornwas. Laird, Lisan Is days
coal. ~. X. DeWolf 4 Co. AM,
HougLton. . ~, Ill.,,
schr Justice, TAYLOR, Newport hsh. Woodruff Robinson
schr Hope Carroll Cow Bay 20 days, coal H. J. e. A.
DcWof >,s IA l., .
sehr WIN. Crawford, Haskell Jossins NS 70 days 'par'
Snow Kichardson. -, n r
ser r. H. Baker Kenyon, Savannah days, cotton C. L.
Colby - -, o,.. .,a
ScEr r. c. Smith. Anderson Newbsrn days cotton ana
rosln, Murray Nephew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11
Horrible Wife Murder In Iowa.
From The Muscatne Journal.

Sheriff Merriam, of Keokuk county, came up
on the Western train the other day man named w.
J.: Allen in custody who was arrested on charg1 OF
killing his wife at Sigourney last Tuesday. When
charged with the crime Allen denied MS gum, ana
said II was done by two strange men while no was
working in the field. Circumstantial evidence was
strong against him. however and he was arrested ana
taken before the magistrate. who bound him over ior
$4,000 to appear at the next term OF the Court
which, being unable TO pay. he was started on 10 a az
Oskaloosa-ihere bong none at Sigourney-under
charge of the Sheriff. They had hardly gone over eight
miles ere they were overtaken by large number OF
the citizens ofSgourney who demanded the prisoner
swearing they would hang him on the spot. The
Sheriff gave them 10 understand that be would shoot
the first one who laid hands on the prisoner. After
considerable parey the mob consented to dispense II
Allen was taken stronger Jail than the one at Os
kaoosa fears being entertained that he would escape
The Sheriff promised to take him TO the Muscatine
County JAIL when the crowd seemed satisfied
The whole party then turned back to Sigourney.
They had not gone than half way however. when
the mob spirit gain broke out, and fresh attempts
were made seize the prisoner but the rmness mani.
tested on the part of the sheriff and Aliens promising
to make full confession, quelled the mob
Allen then confessed that after dinner he went to
work in the field leaving his wife asleep on the bed,
but returned TO the house, and taking single
tree. went TO where she lay and with it beat out her
brains. lie gives his for this heinous crime
that he engaged to be married to girl 10 years OF
age He thought he could kill his wife and get out OF
the scrape BY charging IL to else, and then
settle down with his new wife.
After this CONF sson the Sheriff and his prisoner were
permitted TO 90 on their way unmolested. At Sgour
new however the Sheriff took the precaution to pro-
cure the services Of several militia to guard the prs'
oner which he retained until he reached Washington
Allen now denies his confession, and says nc made
II only because he was compelled to- There s no doubt
however in the minds Of the citizens Of Sgourney that
be Is the guilty mnn.
The prisoner now lies In Jail at this place. where he
i'll remain until the term of the District Court NJ
Sigournev He was man of middle age and rather
fine appearance He was married TO his deceased wife
some Is wears since and apparently lived happily with
her during that time. lie had no children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11


In .tssmshp Costa Rica from Aspnwall-Mss O. w. Sell
BY Miss Mary Stuyvrssnt r. ilIiams d Adams. Miss
Annie Miohii Alexander Huard Mrs. Z. J. Dean Mrs H..
fans CHARLES A. Howard N r. Baldwin, C. e. Baldwin and
family. G Psrk. Mrs. and Miss Gardiner j. Puernon, J. D.
hason e. e. MahsI E,' W. NJ Beeh and family Mrs
wychs and family. o. D. stanwood and family H. p GsId
]. r. Palmer, Miss A. r. Jewett, w b. Beach, Mr. H. 8:
Swan O. L. Curry Mrs. wheeloch Mrs. T.. ThrasLer and
ehdren NJ. Srouse Mrs. L. c. Cole, Mrs D. Shaw and scn,
G.f Williams Mrs. J. b. Moore Mrs J. b. Roenhem and
three children, C. H. Sherman and family MIR Horberger
and family Joseph and David D. Golf j. H. solomon, Mr D.
Lawrence, L. Alexander, George Keys Mrs. Allen, Capt
Williams and 'S % \ ssou, o A. J. ass ' oSaoa
MIS- e Hushes = Bonner and family, G. 5 Priehards,
NJ j. Masters VIM Creser L. Tervxiiinger and family }.
Brook and wife, W. Frederick Mrs ?. Ayrss and som
A. 0gisr f. Center Miss L. Howe. Miss Fence Airs w
a. Whteh9use, s. y Broaie, Absrthnsy Mr' d. Kramer
Andew. B. Young B. 0, %i Sa a B. PARISH Capt
hughes Ma. II, A. Perry. T. A. Hick. r, Hamilton aud
im,laiy. Capt Joseph Myrch W. Keyser, Captain b.
Mrs o. DinkIer ~ Z. Chick aud family H. r. G. Loring
Dr. u; iIsze.On, James Mibarn r. hysms, j. @. ki'te
family; Mr.. Lobrieh. Dir. McMoth, Capt. West. Haus-
ner, b. Fuller y Leach. Mis- simnoe:, H. c; Flint, n
4. Medina, Mrs. Reush Capt Rahbun VIM Ln.leohn Jas
MeNider, Mrs j. c. Palmer Mrs. c. Il. Stew art W. b. Wat
kus.
In steamer r. c. Knight. from wsshngton-C r. Fry, NJ.
Menne Capt J. H. Taylor, Peter foimsbee Jas: Wheeler,
Z. G. Nelson, g. Lambert, G. NJ Cook, Mr.. Young, Mr.
sPaaldns Mr' Batteson Mr. May, b. Wilson, Smith, j.
w. Allen Mr.. Longer Mr.. Clark
In steamship ssxonia from Hamburg end Southampton
q. Conelsen, lady and child Louis swnzer. NJ Lensu.
Louis Lieusn r. Van Keekow.ki Louis Gks Heibroun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11
Lynch Inv Rampant in Oreaon-Fineem
Thieves Hunged by a viyiinnee Com.
yuitsee.

The Oreg0nian says: :" BY passengers Just
down from Walla Wnla learn that terrible tragedy
was enacted there on Tuesday of this week. Some time
since we were informed that vigilance committee
had to be organized there for sefprotecon ana mat
snndy notorious characters had been notified 10 leave
that vicinity or late. events have seemed TO cul-
inmate in the thevng and plundering line, ana Judging
NV TH, YalLl Jgaiia Statesman OF the 4th inst, the
patencc of the whole section Whereabouts was utterly
worn ont Many known thieves seem to have wlntcrcd
in that section and they disappeared in the Spring
tie best horses Of the settlers seemed TO 60 with them
one man who had lost many cattle and lorses rccoy
cred AZ cattle horses and mules on tho other side
Of the Columbia opposite the mouth OF the Iouche,
River 60 miles above Priests Rapids where they had
EN- cached by the thieves.
1--WE learn that two men were seen hanging by the
roadside as the stage passed from Waa Walla 70 Wal
ula on Wednesday, and the passengers say fifteen III
ali are known to have been ynched thereaDout They
say iha IO names OF the baud known to the vigi
iants. and they will DO taken care OF II found Inc
na,nes mentioned as known to have been sn1marily
serye1 with Justice are Doc Reed, Niger Jim. one
Mckenzie. Tom Reeves Charles Wilson, and Joseph
Petit we are told by the express messenger that the
work was 10 be extended 10 tho Canyon City Road Us
tic nurgut was being conducted in thee direction"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11

,,r.r ~ FAsmONABlr 'iRcIFs The corresp0hdtht OF
W., Rotor Ioryrni writes In his last letter from tis
civ. The upper ten In NewYo are Just now eAce
over what nnder other circumstances. would Dc cisu
an olonement A clergyman between hity ana Sixty
wears of age well known in your eii! VINO has nns
cfcia position In the church, but whe Is erv sip' T.,
~. ,o,,eaa,on Is very rich ard fashionable family
who live in great style Tue dauseers were educate e
IA i' III has grandchikrea living proposed to
mamma and papa ior one of the daughters and was In
rnanty rejected, The mste in theii judgment was
~ IA cb'rch to9ether and lad tho ease before them
The posy Of tho match they could not recommend but
saw 40 ieed objection TO L. TaEns thl Tor consent,
.Ic na,tie, were privately married. The excitement
nroJnsod IL intense in the parish a9d out. The parents
win nave nothing do with the parties and Tie minis
Ter and his new bride ase boarding at small hotel Oh
Sixth.ays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11

DISTRESSING SUICIDE - AN gX-MRTHODIsT
MINISTER HANGS HIMSELF IN HIS OWN HoUsH.-Shorty
before O'Clock on Monday morning. Mr.. John H. Sil,
leck an old and respected resident OF Yorkye hanged
himself at his residence No. ll9 East Eighty sxth'st
Deceased had been sick for some time past
ard on Sunday his wife stated that he acted
rather strangely. At the hour mentioned above
he arose from bed and left the ROOM and his prolonged
absence exciting uncasness in the mind OF his WIFE, she
made search and found him suspended by the neck by
the first to the second floors Temporary insanity was
doubtless the which led to the commission OF the
act Deceased was real estate agent, and formerly
Methodist minister He leaves wife and grown up
family. Coroner Gamble was notified to hold al In
quest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11
auOken.

steamship Pennsylvania. bound E-June 90 lat 4''0
Steamship City Of Dublin. hence for Lrerpool-'"y o.
II 20 an lat. AZ 81 ion. "a 20 80 o,o In,
Steamship City Of London bound h'-'"y > am" ''''
steamship Virginia ond F.-July 9. lat ao:ss lon ~
stssu,.Lip Bavaria bound EJuy 9. lat AVE- Ion ~ .
Shin Myrim Calao for Cork loo days ou'-'uhe H.
lat ~ 80, Ion 1910. ,.-,, .
slip City OF Manchester bound E--Juhe ~ n' S''f'
Ion -. - -, 10000, Inn. 70 L., Al 40
Rark OIe.erver bound E.-June rs ls +l:'~ lon 6o;yo
Bsrk Ocean from Jsu aca TOR AntwerpJunc ILL., lat ooS9
lon 1913 $50 -, IA !. ,s,- L., AZ
Bnrk Pauline bound W.July9 l0a.m lat tO;R lon V's
Brig Ro.eway June 49, p.ra- lat +s;@, Ion o'lo