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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18
FROM TIE PACIFIC COAST.
An Order by Gen. acknowledgements
IntelIigoncc-The Russian Telegraph
Destruction OF Forest Cisy-A Womas
Burned 10 Death.
SAN FRAYclscc, June "a. 1866.


Gen. Mcdowell, in accordance with instrlc.
tors from the War Department. bas issued an order
requiring all arriving in San Francisco known 20
have been in the Rebel armies To take the oath OF ale
glance.
Counties for recruiting here cease after July l.
The week closes on an easy money market. Capital
Is plentiful ct tat. There Is much fucsuatlon N
mining stocks
A company has been organized to navigate the Colo.
rado River to its upper waters.
There has been fair business in dry goods this week.
Staple oottons Of domestic manufacture are well IN
favor, and better; standard prints heavy; brown
sheet. ngs, denms and iar.class bleachef coIiofS
arc very scarce. and are IN consequence, aDoct
paving cost and charges; but the great
brk OF cotton Fabrics selling below their eastern
cost not including incidental expenses. Owing TO t1e
condition OF exchanges and the rates at the sourcos
of supply, very few goods coming out Stocks Tor
nestle wooden goods is almost blank. Eastern no-
nestle woolens arc pretty nearly srppan'cd ~ sooos
OF local manufacture. o.
Arrived steamer Jch1 L. Stebtns. oie Irhgs
neatly $3.50 CO.. il treasure. be- no Important news
dispach frtr New Westminster b. T.. says tas
steamer Ioct sailed for Yale yesterday. carrying w
miles OF lie and insuators for the Russia telegraph
above New Westminster which was progressing az tas
rate of six miles per day. submarine caoio VIII %
laid across the TRACER River to-day.
SAN FRANCISCO. Wednesday june % 1864
The greater portion Of the Town OF Forrest cry
Sierra Co.. was destroyed by fire to-day. One worss
was burned to DEATH and another badly burned. Loss
10000.
Fires this Summer are unusually numerous and de-
structive. ,
Prices OF brcads.us have greatly declined with tho
approach Of abundant harvess. Flour when ruled 30
loIs from sl4 to SIS. ranges from - 70 g per DOL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18
THE LORD CMANCELLOR's rALL

Monday, the Sd Of July, will long be recol-
lected as memorable day in the history Of the
British House OF Commons and in the history OF
tho Lord Chancelors Of England. On thatday
the House, after full debate pronounced its
Judgment that Lord Westbury was unworthy to
hold the great seal Of the realm. Nh Hunt, III
rising to move his resolution declared that it
was
in fact vote OF upon Of the highest fanc.
tionarcs OF Staouponthat fnnctionnry who ~ called
the Keeper ol the Queens CONSCIENCE the Supreme
Judge OF the Court OF Chanccry one who acts In two
judo Of the highest court Of udicaturc in the king.
DOM and the Speaker Of that august assembly III lis de-
| alterations upon public affairs"
| M Hunts motion was not finally adopted,
but that OF Mr.. Bouvcrie which superseded it,
while acquitting the Lord Chancellor OF "cor.
rupt practices" declared that
"such evidence and also that taken before Committee
Of the Lords 70 inquire into The circumstances ool'
| neoted with the rcscnation by Ir. Ldmunds OF the
Offices held by him nad laid before this House shoo a
lo1ify Of practice and ant II cdpt'on ph r9aTd 10 Ae
pubic ii,ress hc part Cf the Lord Clonct!lo IN sane
tionirg the grant OF retiring pensions TO public officers
against whom grave charges were pondlnG winch, IN
the opinion Of tbs House are calculated 10 dseTsd3 s
adaliaistrotioa Of he sytat ct.ee.'
Perhaps plain people may not be able to see
great deal of difference between corrupt prac-
tees and such lax practices as disregard tho
public interests, and arc calculated to discredit
the administration Of the Chancelor's great
ofIice-but no matter. The House Of Com
mons in its own way and with thoroughly
English Difference to it, traditions condemned
Lord Westbury and drove him to resign. 1t
was an act most creditable to the House, all
the more SO because the Committee of investi-
CATION had sought to sti6e the censure, and be-
cause the ministry hch commands on ordinary
questions an undoub.ed majority in the House,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18
paper.


We are able to state, by authority, that the
families of Jefferson Davis and of {. {. Clay
retained eminent and well-known loyal adj
viserq as carly as The middle Of May last to ap-
near whenever the Government shall think
,ro,e, 70 order the trials Of those State prison
ers. The senior counsel is a gentleman OF whose
nresminence at the bar there will be no question
when it is thought proper to announce his
name. Any reports, therefore, which appear
from time to time in different newspapers as to
efforts made on behalf of the prisoners by per-
sous representing themselves stheir counsel. or
engaged in their legal service, may be safely
regarded as unauthorized by the parties chiefly
concerned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18
Wnlinck's Thcatcr.

Mr.. Dnn Bryants return was last evening
welcomed by the largest audience Of the present season.
anu ono OF the largest that this theater has ever con-
.ined Not only every scat but also every available
space Of standing room. filed. Mr. Bryants per-
formances in "Thc Irish Emigrant" and Handy
Andy" showed the same quaintness. sincerity and fine
appreciation Of Irish character OF old and their
truthfuness and humor were recognized with the
utmost fervor Of appreciation These pieces are to be
repeated every evening this week. On Monday next
the new play Of "ShamuS Brien" will DO produced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18

TIE San magnifes public peril in forecastins
that our City Delegation in the State Legis-
lature will be doubled by the new Apportion-
ment TO be made next Winter, under the State
Census now being taken. We cannot believe
that the population of our City will exceed One
Million, while that Of the whole State can
hardly fall below -Four and q Half Millions.
This would give the city - (nstead OF ~ of
the lbs Assemblymen-a large increase, but not
SO bad as The Sun supposes. But Tie Sun
proceeds:
Judging from majority OF the present members
for this city, the facility for political uggery
win be truly deplorabs An increase in the number OF
rascals is generally followed by corresponding IN
grouse in rpsuery Gnd hence there Is danger IN thus
doubling Oh tho number OF our State representatives,
We deem this apprehension even more
groundless than the other. Our City sends
some good and worthy men to represent her at
Albany; but, take the lot as they run, We defy
any exaggeration Of their resca!ity or general
worthessness. Double the number-yes treble
lit-end it will not be possible TO render the az
erage more mcrcenary, more prohiSatc, more
unprincipled and disgracelul, than it has been
for tho last five or six years. So, bring along
your twenty-five or thirty Members Aiterwhat
we have survived from IL, We defy de-
pravty to do its worst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18
War ugainss Hostile Indians.
FoKr LAyAMIg. Saturdao. July

FOEr LANAMiB. Saturdao, July 90, Io00
Gen. ,Conno- will start from here with thc
lef. column of she Powder River Indian Expedition
within tie next zen duys. The right column; nsely
200 strong. is low wei cp the Lower Fork The cen;
ter column will leave from the camp near this place and
strike through the Block Hill country. supply depoo
will be established on Powder River. This exped.toa
against hostile Indians does nat Withdraw to,cles
from the Overland Mail and Teee.aph routes on
viii have additional troops stationed along them =
rapidly as the troops arrive within the district ~.
travelling public. eaigrants and others need not ae'
any apprehension for the safety OF these routes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18

POuOHKEEPsIE, Monday, July H. to-
The excitement in regard to the great tour
cared boat-race. which takes place here to-morrvs.
high. ard the city is filled with strangers nn
stimated that nearly. il not quite, $4,000
staked on the result. The hackers OF the two boats
and their friends met at the Exchange Toel tongn.
and appointed the following judges: For the New iork
boat, &. Is. Elliott and =. Ii. Rcke;t; for the Porgr
keepsie boat VIM. Dcming and Isaac Ii. Wood Ref
cree Chas Gausman. The rice will take place %
tween the hours of and ) D. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18
Albany ytems-Gov. Fcnion Recovering.

ALBANy Monday, july Il. 1865.
The 10th Regiment New-York Vols. has left
Hilton Head for Syracuse.
The gath Regiment New.York Vols. was mustered
out at Raleigh n. o.. to-day and will rendezvous at
Harris Island
Gov. Fenton is recovering from his recent sickness,
end. il is hoped will be able to resume his duties in
short time. He is still az jamestown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18

The IRISH LEGioN.-The officers and friends
OF the Corcoran Irish Legion viii assemble at the New
York State Agency No. 50 Howardst. at o'clock this
morning when. preceded by Robertson's Band, they
will march to the landing receive aud escort the L.
gon to its quarters in the armories over Centre
Markcf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18

citizens Of sAat State left here yesterday tor New Yort
in order IN maize arranrements with merchants for IL
sale and conveyance North.
TIKI BALTIMORE POSr-oPYIcE.
There seems to he no controversy reiatiYe 10
the appointment of Mr. Purne as Postmaster OF Bah
more.
TIE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION
At least a hundred other persons, some Of
them ladies' WERE at II o'clock, waiting to see tho
President; but the reception terminated at O'Clock
Among those in the ante rooms were MI Orr
Of Mississppl and Mr.. Royston Of Arkansas,
both members of the late Rebel Congress-
The latter has Just been pardoned. man WA
pointed out in the throng the engineer OK the pirate
Alabama who with others present from the South
had come to seek the Executive cemsncy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18
Release Of Rebel Gcuerals.

BOSTON, Monday July Il. lso5
The Trdreier learns that number of Rebel
generals have recently been released from Fort Var
rem. Among them wns Major. Gen. jackson of Saya3.
nah; and it is understood that Gems. Marmaduke and
Pottle were also OF the party.
There now but few kebe officers in confinement
at tho fort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18

SECOND COMPANY, SEVENTH REalMEST.-Ths
Cd Company, 7th Regiment National Guard will assem-
bic at their armory at 81 o'clock to-day for the purpose
Of receiving and escorting tho 18th Regiment \. L. s.
V. o. its return to this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18
TEE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.
FROM MEXICO,
Resixnatiou Of Roselcs-Frcnch Move.
nncnt in the Interior Defeas Of she
Libcrais-They Lose $50 Killed and
Wouuded-The Condition Of Affair."
in North. Western Mexico.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jun

in NOrth.Wcssern nexnco'
SAN FRANCISCO June %. 1865
Arrived 23d ship Mary Hall, Boston, to-day
steamship Sacramento. Panama.
Dates from Sinaoa to the 10th say that Roseles has
resrned IN favor of of Reba Garonu and at Cuicsp.
nreuarng for offensive operations against the Imperial
tstai He has about 1900 men. No French move.
ment against interior of the State Is contemplated
immediately
SAN FRANCISCO Tuesday. June 81. 1866.
tn, Bul.tin's Guaymas correspondence OF June IL,
contains an account Of the rout OF Pesqueras army 81
Iiberals consisting OF 900 men, on the ed Of April.
by force OF 5000 French, mostly cava'ry at ~ Paso
midway between Guaynas and Uernovie. The LIB.
erals were panic stricken allowing the advance OF W
men 10 ride several times through their camp.
The Mexicans lost $50 in killed and wounded, and
were in all directions losing large quantities
Of arms and ammunition The French had but thres
killed and one missing. Pesqucra collected about Lug
of hjs troops and retired to Hermoyie. II supposed
his men refused fight because dissatisfied Win taeH
Affairs in the Northwestern States OF Mexico
anpear 10 be In a chaotic and uncertain state Atths
sssoorts quiet PREVAILS bet in the interior doinaed
Alternately BY both parties there no security 9r s
or property The Liberals hope for aid from toe Ded
states. Alvarez is said TO have RENTED s3ooV 70
Gen Hengra who is in San Francisco try.ng 70
encourage emigration. but meeting no practical Sueoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISIONS.
LAND oppIcg STATISTICS.

One thousand one hundred and iiity-six acres
were taken up the land Office at ST. Cloud. Minnesota.
in the month Of June. 1868 under the home.
stead law. The cash sales made at that office
in the same month amounted 20 Sl.3S5 81.
Tho cash sales at Omaha Nebraska, for juno. 1865.
amounted TO s., 233 II. The cash sales at Olympia
Washington Territory the extreme north western part
Of the Republic amounted 10 s147o 30 for the month
OF May 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18

Interesting letters from the South and West,
md late domestic and foreign intelligence, will
he found on the other side Of this mornings
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22

Columbus, Ohio January 18, 1885. I
1t 10 hereby certified, that ths ioreRongis acorrect
Iopy Of tue 5atenent Of Coudition Of the sFNA In.
SUkANCH co MA NY eok Hartford made to ard aled
10 this ofics for the year 1865.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
isEAL lsrAMP Auditor Of Slate.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22

onetsi two h1hdfed stands Of arniS.o cne
hundred I horses, and two hdhdred
knapsacks,t DusinE the next day Prince
Ghika % arrived a with four a' hundred
riflemen and ffy engineers A force Of
three hundred was at once despatched in pas-
suit OF the enemy. They tame up with them
at San Diego, which place they evacuated
without resisthnce. Amoug the caplasea AZ
TesuihIan was S250,O00 in paper moaeyv aud
in appearance IL hardly rivals Old Abe's
greenbackaso They we're simple ell ps Of white
paper, bearing thisi iu noisIjsaa oi bal blad
7df$lOOa One huhdred collars shall he paid
to the bearer, after the capital Of Mekco,is
relaksn by the lawful President, ID A. Juatez
Hf 1aa oi m7di td8us h'"0RTEGAF ihsm
i.l .-al tGenetal aud Governor
.Ir.. a 'of the free State Of Pneblai'sa
During the following two days fortiHcatiohs
were erected, and Prince Ghika set out for
Jalapa, sixty'three miles distant, leaving be,
bind tbs wounded, because of the bad roads.
| accompanied the party and the ioufney
seemed TO DO only aholiday trip. iAtJ Jalapa
We were received with cheers aad showers Of
boqnets. Wa I"r dod vsd I3a har sl.s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22
78BIoeRusIoGrEoF AUF IoRTfY. lg 4


ITO expire on the day OF January. IsgS.)
-s.nI my OFyTpE or gME AvRTraR Dg HrAuR.
GnsufRtce Department Co'nmb1s, ", Jan. 10, 1865.
WHEREAs, : The lEfNA INSURANCE COMPANY
located at Hartford the State OF Connecticut has
tiled In this 0ficea stateme OF ts condition.
Insurance Companies not incorporated by the state
ofOhioi' passed April sth, 1850, and amended Febrp-
AIRY 9TH 1854, and. W hereAs said Company has fhf-
nished the undersigned satisfactory evidence that it
IS possessed Of at least ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS OF actual Capital invested in Stocks
or Beads, or an Mortgages Of Real Estate, worth don
bic the amount for which the same Is gagged; and
Whereas, said Company has hlsd 10 this oifce writ.
ten instrument under ITS corporate seal, sinsd pby
the President and Secretary thereof, authorizing any
Agent OF Agents ofsaid Company in this State 10
knoWed g service Of process forRRd in behsfoi said
Com pany according 70 the terms OF said law o, ~
Nov, Therefore, 10 pursuance OF the rst aeetOn OF
the Aforesaid ae. I, IA MES II, GOODMAN, Auditor Qf
STATE for Ohio, do hereby certify that said ETNA IN
SURANoE 00MPAN Of Hartford is authorised to
trsnsact the business Of Fire and Marine Insurance in
this slate until the thrty-hrst day OF January, IN the
year ono thou and eight hqndred and SIXTY ak 00e
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereuntQ sub
scribsd my mama and caused the seal OF my oice 70
he athHed the day and year above written, qaf
JAMES II. GoDMAN,g a.s .
lsEAL.l lsrAHP.l Auditor ofHtate.
'.rH 20 .l Na a..Il a II. b y
Applications received and policies promptlS issued
by John StOppelmann, A gent at Dayton; Wm. n.
Negey, Germantowni Samuel Duckotf, Mamlsbarg.
fet0d oI .-........... - .eDlIf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
g County Of Hartford, Y IN

THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President, aud LU-
Gus j, HENDEE, Secretary OF the Il TINA INSuR-
ANCG COMPANY, bein sevsrally sworn, ,dapnse and
say, thai the foregoing ls null, true aud correct
statement OF the afairsof said Company that the
said fnsursnos Company is bons Eig iovner Of a.
least OSE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of
antual cash. Capital invested In Stocks and Bonds;
that the above deserib Investments nor any part
thereof are nsde for the benefit OF any ind
ercis ng authority IN the management OF said Com
pany, either President, Secretary, Treasurer, Di
rotor or oherwises and th t theyare ths above de.
scribad ofoefsOt said Insuranc Com pauy. " u
THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President.
Locus j. HESOea, Secretary.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22

A youAg LADY should hsyss psfmit her
lovssto nee bic banda asa eotlsa ipsosS.e9 ill.
sfnautHtlaN ,Nuith.t easlau
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22
l9rntcsstonaI CARDS.
Law NOTICE. a.'
G. L. vALLANDIGHAM,

II As REsUNED TINE PRACTICE OF LAW,
OfFIuE tior the presently at bis residence No, sst
First street, Dayton, Ohio. .''
ORFioE HoUhe from 10 A. NJ. 10 three p. M. Ga
DAYTOS, o. November l2th, 1854 noy12ti
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22
Notice Extraordi binary,

TNHE undarsignsd Informs the ladies And Eentle.
u men Of this vicinity that he 10 ready 70 manpfae-
ture, 60 arder, Wigs aud nrhsh eurla and Whlakara
20 All vh9 may eesIre them, Hair d,essed In The
most artistic style. He RlsO Ryea To any Who
wish TO learn the BUSINESS hH alyles are the VeFy
latest PARIS isshlonh l',.a i kah s hEkT Z i JJhElksh
fs2siim No. iGI Main Eir sss corner 81 siIih. (,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22

Applications received and policies promptS issued
BY John StopPemann. Agent at Dayton; Wm n
Negey, GermantOwni Samuel DuekOtf, MiamBbarg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22
Farm for aale.

FINHlRTY.sIx ACRES ON LAND, about ono third
rsh bottom, suited to the eulturl Of Tobacco and
the balance hill land suitable for ylnyard, situated
vllles three miles from Aaxander ersTill6, and seFen
miles from Dayton The improvements couaist of q
two story frame house, containing nine or ten rooms
barn, carriage house, corncribs, Wopdhouse, new
trane tob aceo she l. tenant house, aud large etone
MILL formerly used asa WOoleu mandatory.
The farm aud buildings are all IN good repair and
will bs sold at low price, and upon easy terms.
IL NOT sold within two or three Waeka the above
premises will be offered AZ public anetOn. 80 h,
rI-laJf i4r 1sau 4 MARTHA, ALEXANDER;
W. n. BELyILLB, Attorney N NJ Il faedluAw2 II,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22
ApVEnrIsINa NATMs.


One square, rvs hl wprfa, cue sec 81 y
Per square, each week IN addito on ....k -
Fer square, one yeHf.s.. %
- Terms for adyeflScmeh hts ctul ying n n en- "a
space or for longer u an above specied ie
known at the Counting Room All advertise emeDtsn o
cs Red nj thr above intes ness rite agree at
Ia made previous ~ insertion al chEual advf
ments must be paid for in advante.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22
DENTAL GARD
DR, K. CONWAY.

65 DR., X, CONWAY, ,i5 ~, u. ,... ..f
NNT0ULD respectfully inform the OlnAeus Of Day.
wv Ton that he viii whole sets u teeth ut-,
per and lower, on YuloAni1ed Rubber, In the maat
Improved and bsaul f style the material will admit
Of Tor the sum OF So using the best material and
Warrantnk his work tsgivs due sahsiaction . Those
who wish TO have teeth Inserted Rubber would do
we'll 10 call 1t his otico No. 399 ThId strsst Uhsre
style Of teeth theT may desire. '.aI jkledAusM \
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-15
miscellaneous.

Almost TRAGEDY-Pr0f Ruggle-, of
Dartmouth College. had s very narrow
e-cape at Niagara Falls On Friday evening.
While walking on Goat Island with party
Of ladies', one ot these dropped her parasol,
which slii some fifteen Or twenty feet down
the hank OF the nver. Mr.. Ruggles went
down and picked it up, hat. on attempting
20 return. the hank heing steep nnd the
ground hard. lost his footing and fell down
70 tie very BRINK OF the rrecipice, which
ST this point is eighty or ninety feet high.
Herr BE- crueht hold Of the roots at an up
.urncd tec. the trunk of which hangs over
the abvss. The shock caused the tree 10
shake Violently. and il appeared on the
point Of failing over the procipice. The
ladies shriekcd ami called for help. but 90
s.ristance was at hand
a movement n the part OF Mr.. Eugg!cs,
OF y gust ot wind, seefued sufficient 10 cause
thr tr,o u tn II THE critical moment
onc of the iadier took IF her basquine and
skirt. cut them in.o strips, got shswl= and
other article. OF c! tling from the rest o.
party. lied them to2e;h'r. fastened q stone
20 ,i- rope thgs ilruifi and le; II down to
~ Ruggles who. taking hold o. il, walked
siy~ Is up the bans. IL was moment
fearful suspcnsc ths rope wa heid firmly
hy the aoics ahnyc. hut il might unite OF
hr-ak, snd TAIL oi hundred l,,t an the
sr.ck. below must b. the ineyi.ah. result.
IS IN NJ. Ruggics i.a"icl tcria ana. his
,ai, 7--cus-r. S'ir had -h"Su sucA rcmarka-
iI, presence .l mind, 'ninted, ami Wa, taken
liut.,. IN al Lnc.,n-ciou- stair Concord
" H. S0s.,n1r.