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, 1866-05-04
FROM NEW YORK.

Cholera Items-The Walt STREET Enr-
Eertc%-Extcn4tgc Robbery Yellow
Fever on board a Unllcd States War
yeA>c1-Thcagre Sold.
New lonk, May 3.-The cho]esn at the lower
more new cases On the Falcon. The:r WIS onls ono
death Yesterday. There wa- smother Gre Of cup
po-ed cholera IN the city last night, Al III Mulberry
etEeet-
10 the discovery of uuubes OF fcz7cs7es OF rail-
sHU,e2u The loose. arr reported = follows:
Srauldinc, {51a0j: Croesnock s To-, t1o0, 1000:
Aanufactur-rsr and Howcs Il Macy, SlU.UD. The
1ot.,er had not been fund ut uoou so-day.
enS %
armed Feaisu. on board. sns was seen yesterday
O'clock yesterday af1eseooa. The Friend pat her
1ncD end arms upon zno:hcr seescl and returned.
The % oiice Of Acssr1. Gos.tocsaor i Co, No. s.
New BowcrE. Wns os ruesdsy Aiglt robbed Of thscc
eerrned bills 81 e1:hsnse payable y In eoa amount
rec aosrs IN freasurJ note=. = nephew Of Mt:
totsbs rcef's pattuer. named Du7ny, WIS arrested
and pos,iun Of tho stolen Treasury 1otes found
Thc4s: wrsc Two new cases Of cholera yesterday
from The atesunshlp f1txinta- The1o were one hun
drod patients in hospital 5etteruAy. The patients
The Tnited States sloop of-uas kcarsarge wns at
1itbon, Portugal, eu the lsth Of April On hes
pa.saee ircn s!eT7a Leone, officers and eeFcn
men cted Ct yellow fever, ~ follows: surgeon Ben
jsmtn Saeeland. Seco:'d Assistant EoEinec1s Jocl
n. Bu1lard and Joscph Hoops, Third Assistant En-
ginfcre Rsca1rd F. Edwards aud Elisha Il. Tyson
Aate. Eamnsl Davis znd Samuel Prime. Ths
ua1ce OF tue ke1men 41c not given. There sSa4, or
the 1eth. but oue Case On board that WIS not con
Sntcscsnt.
4ncntk In tho Rnss forgery case- 1t te said thai al
1he 51c111ns will not los~. The amount Il fxcd i
nf,nnf fali a million. Ross Il still at large
iucy Rpshlou's thca1e IVES sold 1t suction thi
ranrnfug A Mf. Alien whs The purchaser.
knotfe. WOMAN 1a1a died Of cholera ID thas cit!
she re4{ded in n|thy tenement house In MulhezF
taIrct ~ !.
ehol.sa was reported this moznpG, Il Ea'u 10 be I
I fai1 pay for recovery
The jos.rs BY tue Ko.s forcehc4 foot up <s65,11 IS
Michigan Central bonds held BY Groe*beck q
sre supposed TO be spurious, but Il Is not cenail
The loeFes Of tEontse 3 20. and Black Sptuldtn
copsast OF $4,000 eaeh In gold, which they sold
lloee, taxing N payment a forged check On =
Union Bank. Twenty Of the ALLEGED forged Mich
gan Central bonds are held by this rank. tt
Continental Hank paid to.Red check for ESa06
Albert Spe3ez. Aowe- Macy aud tat Fourtt Nj
fional and Commons ea1th Bank h3sc sustained q
lo.scs, though snc Corttncntt1 Bxnk has nade d
Inand On the Commonwealth Bank lor the return
the amount OF The aforementioned cQefk.
, 1866-05-04

Meeting Of Trustees Of tho Agricultural
College,
rBn1n nrsr.1rf IN t1n Th3~s m T,ihurn

5gcctfs,tr x,f Tru~srrx nj sY,r arrfru1ftrnt
s-,1to,,
pctnl Despatch TO the Chicago lfibune.i
uEsNoISEs. May 3.
r1un noarf, OF Trustrcs of the Agricultural Col.
,., s,,,r.r..s ~ ~. ..,,,1 <,sterds~ ~ at.xsn
'sse eoh''" "co a. A4'o ~Nr'o. tsrt.t"s5 a. eeA
CLOCK a. n. and "as called 10 ofder oy Tic SecFe'
fsry. The following named gentlemen answered to
thelr names: second Judicial u,.tssct, Dr. las. u.
Wright. Lucas COMFY: Thina District. q. @.
'..sna. ~ -, 49,, t.n'...,. nI"..,.,r
:.escnspn Auaa Coan.5 n rg1s'4 - -
tasc}. tunnpn.a' s sunS.5 fHia I.st1ret' a.
hLooAs. fnlS soana5: eStn ntstnst, =. q; slot "
gan. AeoSuE Sount!. setehtE ui55t.1C!. Il; ~
aao.nT>oN, SsoA s.nonts' E.Snta .i.!tasss Yno.
!;nssens Jones tcany aentn ndIs,s.es. DI. 1onu y
1la5 oH uaets Etsssntu
s;nC. ncost9 NuMHsy A"e"tn ots'1te', IL W.
I'LL sr T'oan ma 5, h,,. .a,,.,,...ua n
Aae u'n .! csn "a,E at,r Ea H. Hssae ,a ~
. . =. 30 ~ ~ @ s9 IA s ~ ~. ~ ~
eu tual ~ ttust% ptsse.a ~ o'a" N -! !is sN
snust saa toht .eIm9 q TvI' st; . - - 5,se
o1eMl Mlot t"2 ,Eas =. -: stUaH 'Mo n ~ t
eon 1To .. sascg i941 =. u. otuohs . l1Iss h,s
q. MetEan ro9I -: 81. Iss r,., t,~n.
!atsei, ionf: = Mt!cnoS tMns Jonn 1afoef Two
Is: :. tue 'oat II. VI unnlrnfcf tour.
Ut; Mo.Ean moved that eom4iHeG Q! tnise pe
apposnsea to a. etoCf % Hu:lnees 'ot tue
eentaoeIasso9 11 i, 9! ne Doaio; Eafftea. ,,s.,
f:nc o, n.s.,,i ,nc IL ielpMnS tsne'ces' VIZ
~ ,nntinn ~ A. r1nn,.a ~ ,t
,r,Gt 1 ,n 1s @f' Ahonson' The board Adjourned
On fhc re,escnh,,nr of ,hc ho,ea t,o ro,,,,,ttr,
, 1866-05-04
FROM ST. PAUL.

Consolidation OF Packet Companies
The FresEhtinE Hualue~H-Cn Captain
Ff~A's Montana Expedition.
tSpec,a} Despatch to the Chicago Tr1bune1
ST. rAC1., Mimi, May 8.
The La Crosse and IT. Paul Packet Company has
been consolidated with the Northwest Packet
Company, under The name OF the Northwestern
Onion Packet Company. All the boats Of the two
companies art now owned By the Northwestesn
one, which will thus hare dfty steamboats,, and
about one hundred hargcs, making It the largest
steamboat co1posaton in lhe West. The officers
are: President. ". F. Davidson; General Mana
neer, John 1.as1er: Secretary. Geo. A. Blanchard
Treasurer, ITfn. Rhodes; Supctin endent. r. $.
Davidson Assistant Superintendent. ". E. Vel
ftnrton.
The steamboat business IL lively this week. The
sports Of whcat and ao1r are really surprising.
Twenty thousand hushc1e Of whehf and three thou,
sapd haEerls Of -four went down this morning o.
tNo boats atonc
Captain Fisk's expedition to Montana. etarts or
tho 21kt Inst, in two wing. one from It. Peter,
and The o.hcr from st. Cloud, meeting at FoEi
AfpTfYnrnh1n.
, 1866-05-04

ordered anhuntcd ~ Lcland lot appellant on b11e's
to be Glcd. 3o3- Charles r. Allen. Treasurer Of
Bureau Louns3 -. The +. 4 3. V. Il. Il. Co.: coz
tinued on eell. 315. Peter Page ct al. ". Emma
&C fr1ee taken On call. e2f. Alfred ltesorJ y.
ic Gfand 8. Nelle continued on call t93. Gco.H.
Rich ct al. y. ". i. Kalsin; saue as 3ss. 81.
Enla B. McCaVe w.. ". Q. Hacock; argued oy
G.1ay Go1noy Tor plstn'ltf. and b. 04tn.oa fos
Ssa. Thomas pa. Wilkinson II, Cluster @.
hussch continued on call. 81. The Chamocr
.'Rned by >. ". Fuller for appe,ee. and taEen M
der adviecmcnt bF the court. Js3 City Of Ch!cayo
rt. AVrence Bennett ct al; a-gued By Goudy for
The Illinois Central Railroad Company ". Nelson
Nsters; submitted BY campbell for appelsut,
and By Dickey Tor appellee, and taEcu und-r I'D.
II. Psztwatt Ct nj. continued On call. 80. Fred.
Schmidt ct a. q. The r. N. 4 F-I- Co.; argued By
7ullev for sppetlant-
The call of the docket viii probably be finished
, 1866-05-04
CANADIAN AFFAIRS,


OTTAWA. Z. W., May a-There vas a grand re-
ceptlon given last evening to the Governor Geuer-
81, ford Mouck. on the occasion Of his arriving
herc TO ,akc permanent rrsidcucc. 1t was pub
lie holiday. a tnumphal arch WIS erected, and tho
h,n. On lis srri1al, the Mayor read an addres. OF
aecone. ard pledged 'he eli! Of Ottawa: in COM
Tend The rights and libcr1tcs, and the British con-
ncctfen.
The Governor replied In stirring speech, and
eaId 1he armed demonstrations which INSTANCES
compelled the Provinces TO n.ke. were not without
lenrdt- They had g.vcn a vigorous national life in
british Amcrlca, which ihepeope wcre both willing
nndshlc 10 defend. Thn elue feeling IN fosa Stotia
and New brunswick civr* M earnest Of the
INCREASING vitality from the political Union, which
be confidently expected would to1n take place.
tAed appreciation Of The neaspfrs for the detenee
VI the rrovinces and had pTomtsed % PEND aii the
icinforcrucnts that may be ffked. 0iher addresses
and rrpltes followed IN The game strain.
, 1866-05-04
FROM MACON, GA.
Houaebrcaker IShot-Uupr0Voked As
tau1t-Cotton Market.

Houaebreaker {Shot-Uuprovoked As
tautt-Cotton Market.
tspedal Despatch 10 The Chicago Ttibune.l
MACON, Ga, May Z.
Last night \ man named Mccormick attempted to
enter tho house Of Jonn c. Harrington. when the
latter seized a uouble-bsue1led shotgun and thot
the would-oe sobbcr dead. At the examination be-
fore the 1uzt1ce couu, Mr. Harrington vas dis.
charged.
At Augusta EesteEdaf. Jamea Taut made brutal
assault npon Capt Bryan, Of tho Frcedmen's Bu.
reau, striking him several times over the head and
stunning him. The assault was utterly u1ptosoked
aud, a. understand, grew out Of SONIC ofIcncc
taken by Tauf ut Capt hrYant's action in reference
10 an tlenpt Of tho coaorcd people to decorate the
graves Of the Union dead With flowers. Tant WIS
nrrcacd and hcld ball to appea1 before the Re.
cofder's Cpun on Friday.
The cotton market is fat ~ ever. Middifnes
would o not hrang @ more han m &C ip aason a A. A.
pCst Iuidalirg.
, 1866-05-04
EROM MEMPHIS,

CloaGng Scenes in the Late REol-Flfty
Negro Dwelling. Burned-EKrlonlun
and Loas Of Ltfe-maFActR.
Especial Dcspa&eh to the Chicago Trlbune.]
MrnFHts, May 1.
Last night was emphatically a night Of terror.
As carly a. nlnc o'clock the torch Of the inctn-
diary Was applied IN almost every quarter Of the
city. inhahited by freedmen, and By midnight the
beaTcns wesc lurid with the ames from ~ many ~
thirty negro churches, schools and dwellings.
1bit was unexpected, a there had been little Of
no disturbance klnce noon, and the city was kud.
denly thruWn Into fcycr heat Of excitement. all
solts Of hon92e sunors being II circulation some
and were sscking the city and oher1 that formids
Bile riots had Recommended in various poftlops OF
the CITY, accompanied bJ The hntcherJ of ianoceni
rucu women and children. When tho truth beca me
known, however, the excitement somewhat snh:ided
IN quarters remote from the coudagratton, though
III kept close yieal. fearing that The fumes Nonld
xp1raa over The c.,y before mornlus. Hundreds Of
poor negroes were rendered homeless End entirely
, 1866-05-04

AfASOEIC-There will be a
s ( 4. u. this tE RlDAf1 eye1tns at o'clock. y.
u EnED d. In. s, ctk$1fy. -
, 1866-05-04

Forr EpwAHps, N. f.. May s.-To-day about
Gen 4 ~. . drr orokc out N the pottery owned by
%atteriee e. Morsy. The fire toon iesthed How
lind. raj7rr & to.'t paper notI1, toeeihe1 with
large quantity Of wood sna .t1.w ~ q wh'Ge wss
Morryt loet Is {13 0o0: tn.uled ior Fs.o0a En-
zines from sandy lliil. Genn's Falls and SA5atosa
Nerc soon on hand, and succecocd in holding 1t
frpp, xnrran1nr.
, 1866-05-04
FROM CINCINNATI.

EurnItufe Factory BarntN-meFchants
Union Express CompanT-1IortAllty
Convention Of National HAnHerss
Ctsc1sSA11, MaY furniture fac
torf. on co,uIbt rtreet. was paftfflly destroy 4
bJ ffr Ibis utofn1og- Loss abp1t $50 mostly
covered by luEufancs.
A call for The Ohio Onion State Convention ic
be held At Columbus june 18th, for the nontnA
lion Of candidates Tor Secretary Of Sste and Jud.st
of The Supreme Court, Was made yessc1day oy tns
Union Etaie Coum1f1tt.
Oyrr $sOo, Goo ut the stock Of the new Merchants
Union Express Company Was apportioncd 10 till
civ. all Of which has been subscribed for.
Deaths IL this city during April nufnne1 "a. Si1
pS thefe xere from acute dia,rbca. which gave ftAt
torumore pt cholera.
The Ea,lonsl Bankers Of Indiana were in conyen
4tor 1t Indianapolis yesterdsy. Their processing
we're pIi1xte+
, 1866-05-04

Meeting Of Returned SofdfcFN-Pcfson-
7l-ttncotn rlonuE1cnt Fund.
Isrec.l Despalch 10 the Chlcaco Ttibnpe.l
SPRINGFIELD, May
large and enthusiastic meeting Of returned
soldic1s and citizens WAS held at Salem, Marion
Comfy. On tho 1rt INST. Mai. Gen. Lemon, OF the
sixty first reelen ,was called to the chair Speeches
nc1c made ~ b. 3. Smith, E*q-: D. {. Jones, Gen.
n f1aynie, Gen. Martin, late or ihe One Hundred
and Eleventh regiment. Capt. jackson and others.
RESOLUTIONS were passed, strongly. radical.
cndospine Congress. ard p!cdgsns support
to The position taken. II vas resolved 10 have 4
vrapQ fcyton Of 1llnoip eoldlers at salem On the
alh Of Iuly ccxt4 and cumnlttec wns appointed
10 invite Governor Ugleshy. Genersl Logan, Gen.
efal llaEnie and The sfase GS hos 10 oG p.esent
from thc Southern portion Of tho STATE with grsa1-
" itnpsnycd hcn.fE
The c, nt1tbnsiopa 10 the Monument Fund for ihe
wcck ending yesterday. amount 10 $s95ss Total
amount Of Fund, <G5, ,lgs.79.
, 1866-05-04
SUPREME COURT OF ILL
NOIS.

Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Ttibune.1
OTTAWA, NAY 5.
No. o.. jonathan Tpc.p ti aL VI. John Thosp.
atm1uI%1ta;or; dcmnsFef ovctTu1eh to Tho rcjofn.
le.. z15, Lewis Nckebben vs.. Thos. Newell; ap,
peal dismissed unless bond Ia ed BY the 1ath inst.
3p0 latesna Slout ct a. ya. 1sasc Cook; reheating
, 1866-05-04

l1r7trrnon. May 3.-Thc Union Depot Hotel.
trnccrr op tho Pennsylvania Central Railroad was
opened 10 she pubic Today hv the railroad eosnpa.
ny, with In A. Church As superintendent, and
Thosoas Graham, cArhtef. The hotel. which - .
conmod1ous and magnificent one. ferzns part Of
the new Uplou Depot, EEccuuy erected.
, 1866-05-04

The lAdj djournulens uf ConErcs*.
new Tonk4 Ap1ll The Fbsr& tpccsaa ssyt 1t
Ii The opiuian Of tho Cnslrmen Of tho Maya and
Means sid Ftnsnce COMMITTEES. that CongTc1s cali
rol cd}onrn before the 1st of July.
, 1866-05-04

be covetBd by half million more. Eight naflAon
anea q the wealth il Tic Custom Hon.e mnA
hase hsn RI 5smoysd & n 1he nss, tSo 1t lss
wc knew ,he potnbarduent would certainly take
place. as TIE amount for duties paid tn 70 'hs Coz
eminent in thai peElod Was s;oo,ano. a rapatal:o
f,ore- alone at at5ouoo divided among the dlf.
fe'ent nationaltilea Is IoiloNs:
Ffaocc f0:oSoiu1
n EsEaunn.' 2nnSo1
Enelsna 211oso
t11lcN ofA'e8. .........s+....-.. $1,000
Diner nanone. ....-...........'-..".... et"'ooV
In tSo tat44 ;sstion oi he cn;tan aodsss stoses
there "ese 81 900 packages, half French. the bal
anee principally Belgium and LITTLE American.
in ths fourth tccsion these were doooo paekaees.
English anu American.
Only one OF two pcrs were killed In the streets
'hs' he spanish loss m.1y msu W n sea n the1
vessels. They eay: "At the first firing two or
three art1lefsts rese setn 10 tsll into The waiter
tIGm The Villa de Aadad+ !" but theHdon't say what
IN. Ths sala,nes 5. burned beside the Custom House
The honso Of tho Sennres Gallo, In Planchada
stEeet; or Nanet Co.. m ssnne street.
The rhor Of Tcmple.nau Co.
1ans stFset heute of seaof osas, sane street
Ho,el de Ia Union.
Honse 9; srnor G,ss' sashsda Ssa ssSl; sfs ~ c,.r.
Home of scnor FedfeEa3. esl1e ds C!aye.
@ Mense M aosns15 q oseuP.fa .tt. ss aotsi f. Il
ans !oes o. Hsaotet oIasu. scnuGmAo ~ ~. -
Eeaty III he ID, a Vii b. seen. fas On iof
eigneis.
lhe next Day ate, tae hombazamens Con1mo.
Mtcc'wright, E.q- IN American merchant Of
Tslparai.o:
US. SzEAnsn.r vAxDEnB1rT,
SIR: In ~ oHctal Interview which ] had tat*
morning with the Spanish Admiral on beard ths
Nnma,ns1a 5s si:nrsa a nc . ta. be nd no present.
dcnt ihat The people can return in safely 10 their
JOIN RopaERs. commodore U. s.N.
The foreign population Of Valparaiso. as well as
The native, very Indignant =. he couree pursned
respects the boubsroment. The following is the
report Of ihr committee appol1ted 4t general
meeting Of Hfitish eublecte. held IN alparaso on
sabmi! tlt1a to IN adjourned meeting 10 be held on
thg :9ah q nafSh: T .,, ...,. =, ..,., -.,a =.
1T haat ~ e ~ I o iaSts e. es1a eeaa a.
adopted - 2 true and impartial narrative.
Ia7t ih,a msen ennaI g @ o9 sSsesy esasute e
tns basn riVen to 1he Bsa II eo%an,ty ot Vspa
!asso Positive assurance that be would interfere 6y
forct, necessary. TO prevent general oonoala. ~
canring ihe loss ofmueh valuable time which might
hare been proAtably employed IN securing salcs II
Hts aGH property. ,n
Admiral pcnban's conduct, as Inconsistent With
'Rs' % whe 6e
projection Of The foscea under his command BE dtd
not nesltAte 70 desaeh one 81 sne shsps o. ms
Gs IN + wseqs Ne
heaee on ihe M in;t:, n,.., :,
, 1866-05-04
Examination OF Fentan Prfsoners In
Canada.

CoRxwAl1. c. W., Nay S.-Thc examination oi
The Fcntan prisoner was resumed to-day. Leu
rntion. lie 1u1ns ont to be spy. Afser hearing
The counsel for both sides. The bench Was diyided
There Eas ma)nrlty fol commit'N- JndEc Jarvis,
chatrnsn. olsscutcd. This throws the rtAi oses
nh fn1j
, 1866-05-04
IS broken TO HAIRLESS

s,apkE?n A Renttemsu OF rsre literary ability says
In an1wer Nobody did ever talk Al Addison wrote
The wordx Of peech ere cf all forms and cooss The
worda Of the pen conventiona11y supposed 10 b.
properly. only Of certain approved forms and c. 1ors
Rut why shouldn't people write they tA1k7 Il they
Can't, certainly noye1. which Il for the most part
d,lloRus, should be speech ~ possible, and
should be as full OF the nc b. Instant exp1sasons OF
the time at common talk would b. We now-4 days
ute condensed words; We do scribe things By =
rapid itching, not the elaborate detail We can't wait
to be eleeant-to curl aud pt rnc the harand adjust
the buckles OF hundred years ago bat accoured a.
arc, daah In Tho express 1rata With more H.
asidual ease and purpose and quite ns much safety
cnr Erandtathc1s, By the SLOW, pontcsous methods
OF their dAY.
Now In this book men and women talk and act -
men and worukn really do. and tncre Is no more
IN their speech fastnesB' in their acts than there
is In this 1vtnx world. No. not nearly much for
no book perfectly Photograph society. We think
1fA sr,ted dcncauon of life aud snners, pet
har1 Mrs. Hannah More serenely and diEtt e5 Saw
but living journalist secs with open eres In mod
eru Loudon." ........
kU- Tie Third Edition il f1s aale by THE WESTERN
NEWS COMPANY. 1SaS
, 1866-05-04

Remarkable MunIfcAto Iaaued bF the
Spnnfsh hAdxnfrn2-FAtluFo Of General
kttpatrlckss Attempt at H1cdiaxlou-
The Spanfnh Admiral Inacxtbic on =
Point Of Extqucttc-Detai3s and Incl
dents of tho Romburdmcut--DFer
Eight h1i1llon Dollars Worth OF Prop.
erty DehxroYed-Thc Principal Losses
SuAtaiued by Foreigners.
, 1866-05-04
NEm a1hErttsEt11ftI1S.

FC. Il. SERITEN. Advertising AErns,
51 Fcarborn street, IL authorized 10 receive
Advertisements for the Tribune. and 1ti
othtF leading pnpe7 throughout the United
.sforro md Cuna4n.
, 1866-05-04

and bombs a!ruek The Inttndencia. ntneteen TIE
Bonrse, and twenty y.e1ght the Raa!soad station:
The Va1pan:so pare1S rut tne aamaze ~, o1Tn ~
assured thx& thi. - great exatEcsatlon: The Gus
tom House cost $3oo 600, and ID dama4ed EAT SS!a-
nose. Crist1c The Cnstnm House the losses Will
oe cove4nd by half million more. Eight million
doltkrs are The outei1e figures OF the whole loses
hare hen removed IN the two Iaat
days before the bombardment. When the
merchants had got Coh,nodorE Rodgers, notice,
wc knew .he pombardtuent would ccst.lnIy take
place. as the amount for duties paid tn 70 ha Gor-
eminent In thai period Was Sip0,Un. 4 ra}pAfat=o
pspcr puts Gown the 1osFet IN the Custom. house
f,ore- alone at {a3n, Goo. divided among the diff
fe!ent nationaltilea as follows:
Ftancc .,.,..,,.,.,..,...... IS. .5o0, Coo
Ec1many...... .....,. .,,.,,3........ 90
Belgium. ......,,.,,,.,..,,.. $4,000
England 10000
United 3+a:es ...,...,.,...,.. UG000
Other nat1uue .................... 10000
, 1866-05-04

A young gentleman, with excellent rntsytucet, do
sires position iu Conm!ssou Heuse. address
~ 3" T1touoe once. zaS*net
, 1866-05-04

The AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
nc now tcce1ylnz goods 1t their P.er. No, E East
Of May. WI L. BkEWSTH8.
GenEal Western Agent. o2ee 10 Exchange Place
, 1866-05-04

The PeFuVtans were Wild WITH c1cItcment ovcs
tho news Of the bombartment Of Valparaiso. Great
fears we're entertained for Inc safety Of foreigners
and e.necla!fy oi Spsnlards-reaidine in Lima; 80
terrible vas the excitement Of the lover classes,
that tlcy threatened an indiscrimratc massacre oi
Europeans. sDd did not eyen spare Americans fn
1hcrr uenrnetationt. The 1eel!n was somewhat
a]Iesited By the a,rest and Imprisonment Of a The
spxnatds ii the c1t{. Yet. fearing repetition oI
The terrible sceIes following the overthrow Of Pc,
ut Tic authorities used csery prrcaurfon to pre-
vert /. and the arrest OF The Spaufards removed
the ps!eIt fur au ontbreak-
al fallac al was confusion. The warehouses
were lefnr relieved Of their contents. merchants
we're nodlnR thelr GOODS to Lma, and. In ,sct, ev.
efJ e,e seemed to be possessed With the insane
fcar ttas Czltao would be the next place Of attack
But tie chance. are that Nunez will turr h1. attcn
non pwnrd easier 1nd less da9erous work before
he approaches that city. II fhcv posscss the 1equt
site 1Isvery. the peruxtaus h3ve the r1eana Of re
fu.nI,c bard knocks for tho~o received.
ADMIRAL Pearson had as11yrd at Ca111o, but in
u1rdinc]y eailed In the Suwauce Tor Valparaiso.
, 1866-05-04
Camlphorated Vetiycrt.
TO COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

The best art.cie known toE the Prevention and De-
surcuon OF Moths. Ia Lake street. DL1ss d
SHARP. Is43
, 1866-05-04

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the opening q he bomssIdnsnt. t1e sPaa!.h aset
poelhon 10 ont Or the f4llso4d station, the Wills
DC Madrid and Bl1nca tn front Of thc Custom
honsc, distant coo yazsls, and the vcaeedosa in
e sf 1na;es de- es st sn bos ae ga s9t
hsr On tbc Custom Housc, amid thouta Of tira n
fetna. and the IRE Of the v1lstie Asd.1d followed
Immediately; The Nutnancia remained que, lit
Shortly l1e dre Of lhe 8isnea WIS turned against
the 1n,endene1a. the pouEse and the adjacent hn,d
ingB. The Resolncfon prgecd avhy 1t the rai1road
.tat1on. hnt her fe vas sery bad. mott al her shoi
r1s balls stfack some Of the elegant house III
residence Of Ms. Edx.rds. Many Of the
TILL vent 7he tsto Sa,leS ceshns s9s
poundt went through the houses oi senos Agn,a
snd adjacent ones, tllzungh the oaEt Gufnodio, o.
ou1ed tbem'efy tn the walls q the palace AMI
lotendcncla; a ri! Of T. tSo f. stfuek 1ospsal. 4
Aomir1l nerr siEualsEed b white daes lying non
| ihc1E roots.
h. Ilofel de l. Union 4 column Of smoke arose
and Immediately the damce bur I au' aud extende<
jtcmsclyrs. Far!d1J enreloptus the hotel and set.
| tnE h1e to houses IN the Cales Cocn.ane aut
forc ~ iaelse o'clock il th,fd seetion Il ;se cns
ions a1chou-et. But the IRE from th9 shlp. vi
20, o. 'opped til eight minutes psst noon, when th
Nnmancis made the signal to cease tr1ne tn
courre reward the Ahnrlna. Then The whole pop
ulastan tu.htd I: 10 the streets trum the hl!ts u
s.heh they had taken rauge. and the tanahero. ant
soldiers went 10 work TO otxttnEut>hThe fires. Abou
t,cc'-.o say ,he valparaiso pspers, hut I 90 no
| thspk they ennla have fred 50 m3ny-bestdas ,hos
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hundred and Thirteen look effect sixty-oae bah
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-21

"A lady in Brooklyn wouldn't get married
because she was not able to support husband.
-Sivori is in Paris, and has given two brilliant
concerts this season with the pianist Jaen.
-.Mdrtd and the Forzd del Destino alternate
at the Carlo Felice, Genoa.
Victor Hugo lost $4,000 by the London
panic.
"A game-cock in London pecked child TO
death.
Brigham Young is sixty-fve, and hale as a
buck
The West Indies will give us $4,000 hhde. of
sugar this year, and 5000 nhds. of ram.
Anna Dickinson has been giving the Boston
people some ''reminlscences OF her early lifen
Governor Burnside, OF Rhode Island is stop
ping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
William Page has finished his historical
painting Of Admiral Farrngut.
Madame Iturbide has left London for the
United States.
-General Scott is likely to have an equestrian
statue in New York.
"A young lawyer calls his marriage certificate
"a writ OF attain'd her."
President Johnsons June journey will pro-
badly embrace general tour of New England.
--Fitz-John Porter now resides IN Morrstown,
N. j.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-21
Letter from a " southern Gentleman.''

The following appears in the Galveston Ne1ns:-
''lsLAND CITY HOTEL, June ll.--EditOrs Netos:
Il have been informed to-nieht that it has been
currently reported, and believed, that there is a
general officer OF the late Confederate Army now
al the Island City House, who has solicited and
received from the President an appointment
under the United States Government. | believe
there are bat two persons at the hotel ans wer-
ing this description, General N. G. Evans, OF
South Carolina, and myself. Upon the part Of
both of us, DENY this report. / believe can
say tor General Evans, az for myself that we
have at no time held any intercourse With per-
sons of the vocation to which, l am informed,
Mr.. johnson belongs, except in relation TO the
making or repairing OF clothes.
Respectfully,
"ARTHUR PENDLEroN BAGBY
"Of the late Confederate Army"