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tthsn1 or Ibis ciig c:osl b~ae% th3. sssoAeuAs
tIef tosEtz3. sua that II tlt+3srea 10 over
epaii fc known '''N - M
are eftnlAn Setafr Lat :.tru no Action so-ssr III
syIc1rEer u iht s4tt n stst4epA e~ea7sy ROD r.
g. Anu nEnosa!y viii 1ot 4c1 Il: IL Nj. Noh~r:. Ia
df.s3ed 1aat cta1st be Ahl t,ts%ae bet tie teller
Wiz Easr kseat tuEacntf njado ssr.- lA eSrtt On
Ee srz14e u hns se* 19patsps, ih- ktter /. urat-
TE cstsf esrt<n,ent nlo"rF sha fexixns Of tsta
Gtg- 1he Il u Ee1AFtzd that fau.R U Itqu,tr, th1
schs!e 2:cA*p-t, In. xtrcn at tee tun1ts In his
ha54A I TITS Htl IcaEs the total 4asaun, u thr
ErrtsAlrEAfnrF x1a,p0D.
h:eAofetaeEt. ara now sst.ce naao tn ee-et ths
sAl ~ sonda o. tbs 1neh h,p1hic- ~hIe. ~ Cru
stntet by The s-<ent dissea4t.ons Of t1e Hspther-
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Ne. fsRv.tk2.lr-A tlsr4teh trom Eaahtnyton
,sYt -; Heek = rsllrcaj t,aln ~a. storpfay ii
Hotdatft3.e. Va, to put oH tha hall, the slpwd
s-An1srd the n.sti Agent. Ia var Ht:thrru ;axn,
src iE!rMed kl!n Ky moald npt astow any Tan.
ks.t "a Frr cr fhrtr Et.sdA.- 7hu trais taovrr ID
&c --s==: z+ee-A With bis h.. When the ri s1s
t1.ors~dfo tat so.t osite t.e.,err1arnt. he PoA
Na%;ef ('spet1l !taiseltEcIy slxma fr,fdor. ytllo
ira The a.t Of post ette-, knd tfatpe nuw ran by
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In iha year ending Juno ~. 1ad5,. our Gov.
etnEoent had f0deansa1at+~ In working os1irr,
And PAID tic Consuss for taat ysar F35s7l4
.he conFn1s collected III fsns s..,s7 ,1w, 10
t1at sho net cos: 10 the Government was only
*1i,aSe some uf ult ctsnsuia:c4 pay much
,mofe than. auJ other o.1}ess = the nai{,n, Tbe
rtta3tcncr u not Worth is much Ia rsnpcy ns.
tae ConSuiates ii Liverpool London or
fa1& ssd IN number Of coun&rIea Cotxnls
aft roccfEtaS saors Par than the Ministers re-
presenting The nation IL thrNc eounts.es. Tc
arPend the salaries end Ices of tbs la.Rus:
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.AudttSnE CopnriisA5oa EKrated-$-Iian.
Aceisarpt-IkAtIroaA Iata.F--OGtelAt
3ofe-1te Senatorial Ejee ellon-1pee~s
-T3'~ yaswnr-urt Orphans II, .,uie--
Eleru Il az NtAtc YsKantrr,
tSper j Nr-aat 10 ths 4;hieaso Tffhun-l
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S1~f one, Ian. 15-1he 7r'4tnss Il, peteh .ay, tn
fterrrntnsi At rfr-rnt -rtrnttnE rs hu4pitxIity
to +esrsal 1eirtanupA Of lhtmn- et the tb~rotw
Caoet1s, ChI-Asss", ~ ard Fa1. 1oHa nad Mn:st
t7S-afont forty In AL uh1 m! b0w In TIT. AT :,
Tte Last Ltt t-atsr. Consulting n tv& nerp.sty o!
the Alatuf utse, Atti.rd In fo~n L,-s1Ay.
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NEW Y1ek. jan a1-1he folsoutnS oe~s susm-
.rs fouS tbeIr departure :Ton this PVT tos sia.:
llAntz. ciledouiA, III! Of L<ndos. Quaksr lstt,
W4isotnFton, Ea,sv. il!:n Terry, Chi:s-a baatna.
1iuoft'lsie; GaitinF ss1f, HtEraauu, Lna9stdo.
san saltad11. .sdett, EAtffsnk%. >A1s.of1,
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- oa u ftaod asd f7l;te ..yr.s il xi,soas.
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1sEs: ~. j. = h11trua,. 5rr :t.or-e;r ~
s,rss as.s ILL.,. Their II - esc-atas o. 1hr M;.s,.
% thsE-+lla Tie Gr,rT toa. 'aesr -
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TIE .tesm r. formed 80 lines, os,.. -==.s;ag
10 Dunk!rk. The ott.s to DutAio, d!vItlctl d
tol'ass9 Tu:c .;o and nnnkirk Ilne-sT ahssb.
ia.ealc. Caulfteo, New York; Tuled, and
Rufs!o-ElIuts7,, eortsmoutn, Owcgo, olean.
Tie Dictator anl Tto6a made occastonat trips
10 this f-ort to aid the others n prtrentin1
an accumulation Of produce con.ieee,1 10 The
Etic Road.
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Tllrs,' nrka. n, jan. ls--tiov- '-urt.n y e1-
t<rtrI to t-ASa lxvanA pn tbs 18th fo> View York.
t:.n health fas steadily tu,surod. Tk- s1st:n11-
--rpft,Ms hxys atnott rnf.rttF dk%pPsA1ed- Az
ttop9h pCt perTte:ts rsAscfn - h-4I:1 te II tpt-
STAINED 10 tvLI1n tuma By = X asr Of dpty.
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Tntai... ~ " Z, ,5''a ~ rs is1ntB Sy!ls
Tl. propeller Canhteo carried 49, bushels
and tho Portsmouth II ,ci7 bu.hels ot nats.
The y4Qlss ct tho steamers, with th4t Of
the captain IF each. thO number Of .rt2A and
fUuuat,e = IN 1{ru,, tHlo,r,
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from FottFe~s 1Teprs
&u1ftic.

Yrn1is FoffFt*s ffomrot.
FoHrH1.- MoakoE, JEu. 11.-1ba 1clth 1l4.ois
rex!nsE: haYt tc!t tot houae.
Urftr hast heeh r~cr.s~a tcte to n1astef cut II!
th- 'o.unte<fs IN thu Department,
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\ Complimentary U&nn<r n Ern. Sehe.


NV TnRx. 1zn. 1.-THE 7M,N Paris eosEes-
1uoadtnee states thst Z eoaplta.a A,sy dinner was
gwen II tien sttnhu1d on the -,,nt.ers1sy Of the
hat1bs It xash.taa. The An~7tean M.s,ete1 snd a
tiusnss " tfusf3tan oiec1A AID citizens fa;ocy-
ths Ia Farf., Nese I7re-cns.
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SEv ynRK, 3su l3-Dent. Satn1. arph&w o.
s!vt. Hwauu Of N3.,iaDd. eu.anitte.l Autcada On
kas:n Iat fixnfa tftHons ttss a1afutuR.-
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Tho earaJ compilation Of om vallroada, al of
which arc naleft4l 70 the progress and d.
vtlorIaent Of the Etatc
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W. -f0s1nA Dascukm<4 klc Great Qnrs-
eaoh and Shows t1sc Difference.
OrtA zen American and
UFlitsl. Neutrality.

The snaiss hy the steamship CanAd. r*saeiri
Stw York at Ia O'Clock FddA. morninx.
We lay before cur readers Important ,uft1ous
u diplomatic correspondence from tho nt}l
text Published IN the Lon,lon Gazette OF Die,
GI. 7 - 4S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
PFNSsYLVANIA.
DISPLAY oy CofrXRHEAD FggLIsG-ArTAcR or THE
cEARY SOLDIERS RETURNING FROM TIE YORK

4 DISPLAY o. COfr2RHLAD FssLisG-AfTAch on THE
oK.RY soLpRas RETURNING FROM THE YORK
MEETING.
So. II. Dispatch . Ti- ~ y. Tribune
HARmsBURG, Pa. Friday Aug 10 lst'
The particulars Of the attack the Goary soldier,
a. york I.s night follows;
The train was moving of when TIE soldiers In tie opn gcn
os we're attacked by party ssceted in eoInhcd whence
came Discharge from hroarns sones aud other missiles
M dozen soldiers badly bruised about the head ana
ne WAS shot Ia the leg SIX shots fired at the closed CIR
fl which we're Gov Curtin Gen. Geary and tie ladies ana
children OF tie pafy nall entered and IS s lmpeouei
IN tie wood Oh course the ladies' we're much lsA'
nsd and screams were heard by the boys on board VINO
csu.ed tie rain 20 stop and back after the attacking
r,r, VINO immediately fed 10 AZ directions special ~
cemsr appointed Ivy the Democratic authorities Of fol
said to have 1tsd several shots.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE JOHNSON CONVENTION
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. l0.-'fhe great Wigwam Tor
e use Of the National Union Convention at the corner OF
Twsne.h.st aud Gragdaye Is rs.!dy alproaemrg com
ieiiou Although the Convention will assemble on 1uesdaF
Il will probably adjourn until the following DIV sfei
session .e WigvaD viii not be entirely completed
until item When be WlgWam finished will be The largest
structure ever erected in the United States for political pur
poses The accommodations Cor the delegates o. well as
are CLIENT Seats have been provided To- 100
iou nss. mont OF Speakers stand The Pres Clgb Ter
this city have rendered the Of their rooms ~ Reporters ana
Corrsspcndens 81 the Press arriving from abroad Tie
penpsylvans Railroad Company VIII sell excursion tickets 70
~ persons desiring visit this city to attend The National
JniOn Convention.
pKNSSYLvASis DELEGATES TO THE JOHNSON coNVL"-
TI0S.
Puu,,tIpg,. August l0.-The National Union
State Central Committee of this State have agreed upon foil
lis, Of delegates TO the johnson Convention Tie following
the delegates a. large;
Hon. Rdgu Cowsn. j. Il. fsngan, William j. Johbsion
and Hon W. N. Tgsoy
Tbels OF district delegates incudes many prominent gen
temen u the State. There Is no doubt that the wigwsm WI
be fully completed Tuesday and the Convention be able 70
proceed immediately business Ample provision hos been
made for isegrsphie communication for journalist direct
from The Nigyan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
THE PREEDMRN.

sy,,.. n:.s.el Tbs n. y. Thbose.
= WARRINGTON Friday, Aug 10 lte6.
raK asPORI OF GINS. SHERMAN AND FULLERTON
The follow 'ng extract from Circular Seventeen.
sspi - SIS issued while Gen Fullerton officer o. the
Bureau eies re In his last report that there
no ,eccuuaby for moneys received by officers duty tie
Rsress;
TrSs Al SAT- agents officers duty under tie Assist
Commissioned will turn 10 him. bonded officer Of
hApds taking his receipts therefor in rpose OF which
f0f arded direct 70 the Commissioner OF Washington
A. de Treasury These receipts should specf II possbs
fhe sssscs from which the money has been derived.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
sect. forwards the following report Of FfsedusDf
sssirs EdissO Island. s. c.;
Crops are very promising Many ofhe dsrkies wi nAs hon
oil rased provisions enough TO keep their families through
wear Where contracts have been made with whites TIC
sSors receives half Of the cotton crop and al the provisions
1hsre has not been crime committed IN four months
only petty ofenses The population is 1000 There
about 800 cripples and minor orphan
Negroes should be cared for by the State few
bsea issued 10 this class but their oevovef manly
upon tae freedmen thsmselyes
ARKANSAS.
The estimate ef September for Arkansas s oncvs:
Wales r CO., freedmen. a0Oe.
I rag BUggAU coURT-MARTiAL IN NORTH cAROlIsA
RALRroH ". c., Friday July TO- lsec.
Tue Court Martial which has been engaged here for
.r in irving army officers of the Fresdnens Bass1
Eosh Caroline the charges raised by Gems seedsr ard
Sasstoa. Today concluded the the las 1Es
dsaos the trials which have taken place has beer Of
lac hshes importance exhibiting minutey the working Of
lhs al classes Of witnesses having sxsnnel.
The fhcoming trials Of Mr.. Ftz M Bozden and other
agents o. the Freedmens Bureau before MpitsYv
ComDsscn viii fully exhibit the onensss alleged sgsr
ltsn ~ 1enG Stsedman and Fullerton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
DIE D..

40 ~ - ~, Job Inst, WIZ aiJ o. Roser: l.
~ - '.g,s Gisr5. n H., yolls nor,ts sod days
.enA a. frnr raj On srndv ssny are esper-y in1ieh
Parents. No III West ffy 'ec5- 49,, ssb.r nsu,iis.
DERAI>MEstt hi. residence, IN - :, 1..,.i., \ a.
tslay Ausi TO- loan fr'nei' rI pe,..ss. ns,sy. e.
Rss aud .rieads invited aes r,p. from hi. .
ses nori , Us -
he IN attendance At fion fesry Bros&iynk y .ocs
HILL-On Friday Agg 10 Waller Liucou, o. m, a.. NJ, :
ed fnma H. lil sket ror,hs and day. ''' VI A'P"-t
The relatives ard friends Of ths fsmih resgeeEr a.,
tend tue 9lea on. tho gedfpce q Lis 2ret haasr.A
and .eii bet So Dad sad Third 49,
~ 0.ci3'a 49,
KEILTY-On Wedne,l,y kussN Grassy Point ". p,,
wife Mathew keiey, seed 81 yssr-.
Relative. al friends respectfully nyi'-s attend the On
20 Aesi tiiiecHihsf.
LEE-on Fiday Ausas, ssr6,-, Dsvd wifs,.
Of W Creighton and onsu Lee Of 'a o' ia the iss
fdture notice 81 The lu'sralens viii be given.
MNYfn Beokyn. Thursday Aus O. Itannal vile Of uosss
Mscy ss.d ~ YEAR,
are Il roa Der his rs.senqr, NJ ITs Eas; a
tlle "a .. H.. saturday tle ilth llsi
lli1aoE p9prEs pa.sc ecar.
srLeHBNs0u wildly A.. 10 Daa,e Luke stephens in the IRA
OF Ills
Esfe. sad . invited 10 attend the srsl at Reformed
Du Ir ca RslIacnd S-sn Isua sugdsy tie itth ias.
uS',llcs.
srOChsRIDGE-on wsdne,dsy, c,h inst ia Woodland Fer
race YES. rsdspha "a s - Of her se Grse dsusass
o. tlie9er Joseph sad uha z. T. soclb.dse.
WALTOl-On Erd,y Arg. 90 VIM IA. Walton. aged o. years.
Tue f sid II ny 1vted attend the innersa
suda - l,t clock a., from his residence.
Nc. sc Nsi hir'y-se-0aasi.
Wn.EItMs-A u. resderce N 228 West Thirty Grss
Thursday hhi Ava. ., jo.op Hams IA tue Goth year Of HE
The relatives cd rnl 9th. fspily alo members
PrsDytIii hgsl and Sabbath School invited
aiuersi honhs Church Ninth Thirty 6,', ,As
day tsstud's a, O'Clock ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
BROOKLYN NEWS.

UNLICENSED Logon DEALERS ~ CoUur-~DN.
rRIcT ATTORNEY MoRRIs REBrgFED Br YouSG LAwr.e =
large Of unlicensed liquor dealers yesterday
morning aragned before Justice DALEY charges viola
ting The I'd Section Of the Excise Law Their cases we're ds
posed Of rs follows:
Seventh and First sts James McMa GrceBpontavei James
Scanne QUsy-s GrCcDDoDt charged with two ofeBsess
Mary aud james Morgan Weshmgt0nt CreeBpoDt, Johs-
Butcher and Claus Olandt CFseDpont; William Lev
granted; Henry Dpper. bartender for Cius Federmsr
corner OF South Finn and Frssts arrested timr
peer contrary to w He bonds yesterday.
but when bis called BY the sce he failed 10 sp
pear and his employer stated that he had s tho city BE
bail thereupon Forfeited The OF Henry Wboui
Thomas Swallow and Edward Lynch postponeI e.
Patrick kiernan waved examination. During th~s
disposition OF the above there quite seems
foF the peOpleand young lawyer named John NJ lynn
who appeared for several Of The defendants Mr. Flynn asked
that h clients be discharged consequence of the omission
81 TIE words Metropolitan District Ia the complaints I1s
orney opposed the sotersed the OBJ
ectons Of Mr. Fynn frivolous The Justice the sans
view and denied Mr. Hymn asked 0biso
his point The District Attorney then and treated
the Young lawyer with grea, dscouesy saying that
men psetieed lew whoS, knoging anything about IT.
MI. fIynn called bis attention 70 the fact thar
Chief Justice DEMO had decided that
prisoner could wsse his rights The District Attorney sad
that he NIbiansburgh 20 learn law M
IIynn-You have learned somsthng this morning. and if ycH
here y0u will learn District Attoraey-Io
learn law from those who know nothing about u Flynn
District AttOfney-Yrs but they Know better Mr..
IynnIt - about time they did This excited tho
promptly restored by the his officers and toe Dis
'Iict tt0raey soon after ward Withdrew,
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. The number OF pupils
registered in the Brooklyn Pubic Schools whish
W. coorsd children The number Of teachers Is SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11

Court OF GENERAL SESSIONS CRIMINAL SES-
IENcEsAn unusually large Number of prisoners
fenced the Court OF General Sessions yeseria TIE fol-
loving the
Joseph German convicted Of grand lsrceny Of money from
Christopher Houghon amounting sil senteoced 10
the State Prison for two years and six months.
Geo Brown indicted for stealing bundle OF silk handker
chiefs pleaded guilty attempt as grand srceny and
sentenced to the State Prison FOR years and N months
Chas Miller pleaded guilty Of ASSEMBLING his wife with
dangerous weapon and INJECTING wounds her meek and
sentenced to the Prison three and six months
Chas Baker and Wm. Dunmore Jointly indicted
iaO the premises Of Horato A Written and stealing clothing
% value 81 t0o Both pleaded guilty OF az attempt
burglary the third degree and each were sentenced to
State ronhake for three years and SIX moths ard Dun
more for two years.
Thos Sullivan wss convicted Of robbery the hrs degree
IN assisting with others rob John Roach % silver
lie sentenced 20 the Sse Prison for seven ard AZ
months.
Joseph T. Coburn Albert Williams wm. Mooney Wn
Mead Thomas Ogc aRd jas. Brown were al charged Oh
indictment with grand larceny IN stealing IL bottles 81 chan
t45 from the Lion ParL. Williams and Mead pleaded guilty
and sentenced 70 the Penenary fol three months each
Eliza lien pleaded guilty Of en- assault on kebeeca Am
Sclaer ~ SuIvars. and with wounding her with fslp
She sentenced to the Penitentsry for three months
Donney plea ded guilty OF attempt at burglary
te third degree the charge OF breaking into tic grocery
store Henry Elmp and stealing ot OF currency pennies
tea sugar &C. N9 to the Penenary for wear
" lliar Barrett native OF Liverpool aged ~ pleaded
guilty o. Assault Joseph Campbell with kni and was
sentenced 10 the PcLentay Tor one year ana hneu suu
Patrick Mcmahon for stealing LOT OF iegciry and wearing
apparel from the bedroom OF Mary Epeshaueei
tened to the State Prison FOR q YEAR.
peSkcrto bank Slect o- s sent to tie Penilen.s
for one year
John W. Smith pleaded guilty of obtainiug goods under
false prclcnse and sentenced 70 the PcnienssT os
Joseph Kennng peaded guilty OF an attempt al grand laI.
cchy, aal sentenced u the Peuentary for one ear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
MOVEMENTS TO-DAY,

Th, morning Her Majesty will receive ,isiofs and 10 tie
Attention viii take drive in Central Park where doubt
her presence will attract considerable respectful interest and
attention On Sunday she will attend, probably Trinity
Church and on Mondav Tuesday at least she win eare
YewYork fr Washington, where she will become the guest
Of the nation.
Her Mejesv expresses herself {" extremely eratlhed with
TIE reception she has received and viii carry with her life
oug remembrance cogreses already extended her
n. Metropolis Of tie American Republic Her presence In
Trinity tomorrow will probably attract unusual crowd
pecay as her sympi,hos so presmineny known ex
tend 10 that section tho Episcopal Church To-day in ad
don to visiting the Central Park it expected she will pay
viii, 10 several OF our public inst1tiOns and receive host
Of visitors ana 10 q 10 be presented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
FIELD SPORTS.
Rnsp ball.

UNION vS-nCTUAL-TIE DEFEAT OF THE INITIALS
The Union Club, Of Lansingburgh, N. ", played
their match with the Mutual Cub yesterday in tie presence
OF large DupbeT Of spectators. although notice Of The
poponsment o. the from Thursday appeared in any
paper except TIE TEBrSr. The Mutuals minus the
services OF Martin and McSweony bat nevertheless had
strong nine out which with training ought - be able
Tor she best But apparently thscub do not believe in train
ng nine up and N consequence they received lesson
rdaY ~ the cos OF last trophy the country club defeat
IN, tGem handsomely by score orl5t0l H.
ho Mons led 0 with ., 10 bat the close OF the
On innings them bot IL advance the totals being
In the last ionings however the Unions batted vel
of nns the INITIALS finding iifeni TO procure7. The
Mon wei mened their victory os they fought hard or IT,
NJ Y Aplend The scoce:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
AGRICULTURAL.

EXHIBITION or THB ILLINOIS STATE SOCIETY
s,..., ospa:sl to Tbs y. Y. Tribune.
CHICAGO, Friday, Ang. 10 lstC
The fourteenth annual exhibition of the Illinois
s.t- Agricultural Society viii be held in Chicago cor
eacag on TIE 2lh Of September and continuing until is
rb Inclusive The former exhibitions Of this Society have
bses uaruiy successful and the aim Of the officers ana
members 70 make coming fair expofton OF tho in
toen. uIa Of the Empire State OF the west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11

4 SAVINGS BANK FOR CoLoRED PEoPLE-A nioney
savings Institution has been Incorporated by the United States
Government with establish branches In the several
entitled. The freedmens Savings and Trust Com
pany" The act incorporates Peter Cooper. The Hon
terr Smith and others the first trustees Branches have
been established In most Of the Southern States ana deposits
Amounting 10 than half million OF dollars have already
een made branch has also been established al the corner
OF Bleecker and Layens Who're deposits OF ore dole,
and upward will be received under regulations similar 6.
other saYugs banks and invested the law directs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
ARnEsr or prReLARs.-On the morning Of lhe Sd

Arrest OF DURGLAHs.-On the morning VI tue oln
inst the storage warehouse Of Mr. Samuel w Chambers Ne.
90 westss was entered by Terence Keenar William Brown
Matthew Smith and another man by means forcing on the
sps which coaGned All iron bar the inside OF tEe cellar
door bc thieves stole from tie warehouse pigs Of
lead valued q. $40 the property OF D. Hers On thursday
ofccrs ay MckeeyeT OF the Tweuty Pre-
ont arrested The three named above and the,
idsnhed by Mr. Ann Mcbride Of No. l4j Washingtons
As tlree OF whom she engaged in removing the
lead from the building the morning in question Yesterday
Jgsee Hogsn committed them Tor trial in deaat Of bail.
Smith sed ie Year, native OF Ireland lives No a
Thomas St. and Is kesnen 10 aged IL years
tive OF ireland lives ri No % GreenwcL-st and 10 boat
nan. Brown aged - wears native Of EDglsnd lives at
No oa WashngtoRs and is expresmsn. None Of rhs
stolen properly was recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11

STRUCE on THE HEAD WITH SLuNesHor.-
Shortly before midnight THURSDAY while John Feren
standing 10 front OF HIS residence No % Rooseyes con-
yor.ng with Edward W LaA the conversation nrued upon
whom Lahy had beaten the previous night Geren
demned the action when Lafy took IRON his pocket sung
and struck his companion powerful blow upon the head
with IT, knocking him insensbe 10 the pavemeot The ru
then fed ant has been arrested Yesterday Cor
Nsumann notified and took the ante norie slate
uent Of abe inbred lie corroboraod the statement We
and lis condition regarded BY his physician very critical
verdict with the facts rendered by tie
jury The Coroner has ssaga gaIran l.E - .rs. o. ~
accused.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
a SHeht UiSereurr.

Ofe>ys FAN, Tbs underlined YONG spscss
Sewing Mschef that prosecuting the
grecd the Agents tbs hacho.s
render 10 Commits in writing the feuiar porfI WHICH
machines
point be taken epsrsey and after fair trial adndgd 10 tbs
ability bis csn due form.
For the Wilcox Gibbs Machine lsGrs distinct Gains
Tor IL superiority OF which thorough a2a inpish
(campstiug deabts-
,hsdj Machine ba presented Of which
tsin.dt-i Fivs TIE "Jpdg>s Report "-1drey 'sn,at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11

Guernsey o'q Special Indian Commissioner the following
uls1s!sa dated
FonI BERTHoIp. DAKOTA TERRUoRYJ July &c, lsea.
We have now been here several DAYS Have
ao' yet concluded treaty with tie Indians at
a ooni bot think shall t0ua We should hsYe done %
beoIe us but as We suspect for the designing nnucn. "u
advice If an Individuals located here who advise the IT.
dians against olng the grants that require These In
dians very eli disposed II they could be- let alone They
about OOO In crops which looking very we'll
TIE sioux make hem much trouble Two days since the
Sioux made an attack npou them and took several
These Indians pursued IL killed and cllpod five OF them
recovered their horses and 'O0k others from tie soax
We shall probably leave t,--uOrrOw The steamer Mary
Mcdonald goes down to-day in vance Of ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
DErrRuIyLp ArrE,pr AT MrnprR. = AZ an earlr

DETERMINE ATTEMPT At MURDER At an early
hour yesterday morning while Charles Fettere residing Ia
THentyegh.h e. between First and Second ayes was stand
ing the corner Of Fysvenh ST. and Third ave. com.
pany with lend unknown no standing by.
tired pistol shot him the ball grazing his forehead and soer
anR the skin Fettere seized BIZ but the a,es
was rescued by bis friends also with The rescued man tssn
ide their The wounded then entered Lager
peer saloon 10 the vicinity and while sitting there man
stepped up 10 tho door, and fred another pistol shot et him
rms urtunsiey missed and the would be sssasn again mads
BIZ eeape No cause be assigned BY Nj Fesre fr the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11

United SERVICE SOCIETY a meeting of the ro,.,
mee Of the United Service Society was held last sy.nI, a
CoL L!neh Thirteenhsi to affirm the domination. Of ssS
gates made on Thursday eyenin. the .,,s,a
dna S's 70 the Philadelphia Convention All those WHO vns
except in the Fo"T, a9%es ne ae publ9hed affirmed
Frsen.- essonei district go9e, CO, b
was suDstin'ei for J. %. Potter. A resolution Fss
adop'ed empowering delegates and elteFnss make nomi
Iaiiobs al fhadephia 10 l vacancies Col
lhyer acted a. Chairman and e. J. Nc as Score
faTy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11

prou.gLy DEFgAT OF THg Nyw STATE CONSTITUTIONS.
spses pi,p,ch 10 The \. Y. Tdbsas
RAl1Ga n. C.. Friday Aug. 10. lfC6.
Returns have been received from - counties
The vote ratification Of he Constitution Is es 'of
rejection 6gas: majority ior rejection l07O SKfytWc
,ia. ,-e YET 10 be- heard from The result is doubtful