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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

cate the murderers. The loyal TrJuns Of New-Orean
denes the most malignant ingenuity and treachery of
the city officials to make out clear case in favor of
Monroe and bis butchers; and the conscience Of the
whole country will indorse the challenge. But one
thing will be proved by the report of the jury Of
SINS not that rebels were incapable of COM
hitting murder, with or without provo cation,
but that they were equal to still greater crime
that Of crowding into jury, and sitting judges
bench, to cast the odium Of their misdeeds on the
men they slaughtered. The assault the loyal men
of New Orleans did not end with the terrible and
bloody victory over free speech 1t remained for
their enemies to take possession Of court of justice
in order to cry down the survivors out Of the mouths
OF periurers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
THE EXTRA TRIBUNE.

A political struggle, rarely surpassed in importance
OF intensity, has been preciptated on the country
b. the treachery of Andrew johnson and some of his
official or personal adherent to the great and patri.
otic party by which they inrusted with power.
The aim Of this treachery to put the steadfast 10y
aists Of the South under the feet Of the whipped but
not subdued" Rebels and TO enable the latter TO glut
their vengeance on the former, whom they hate and
curse as responsible for the most unexpected over.
throw Of their darling "Confcderacy."
The recent wholesale massacres at Memphis and
New Orleans were but conspicuous manifestations of
tho spirit now rampant in the South whereof the
pro-Rebel triumph in Kentucky is a more recent
example. The soldiers of Lee, Beauregard, Johnston
and Hood, are now the dominant power from the Po-
tomac to the Rio Grande; they elect each other to
office in preference to stay -at-home Rebels they
have supplanted nearly oil Others as policemen of
Southern cities they are organized and differed as
State militia; and they ruthlessy crush every demon
sraton of loyal Whites or loyal Blacks in assertion
Of the Equal Rights Of American Freemen. The
school.houses of the Blacks burned and their
White teachers subjected TO violence and outrage by
unchanged Rebels, who relieve the work Of murder
and arson By cheers for Andy johnson and execra-
tons Of Congress.
The purpose Of forcing representatives Of the Rebel
States into Congress, in defiance of the loyal oath,
by Presidential fat and Military power, is openly
ayowed with threats that those who resist it shall
be treated as rebels, and civil war thus kinded
throughout the North and West.
1t has thus become imperative that those who stand
for Liberty and Loyay-ior the right Of the Union to
exist and Of Man to be Free-should organize and
work TO strengthen the hands Of Congress for the in
evitabe contest before us.
We must convince the South and the CopperheadS
that revolutions 60 not baekward--that Emancpa-
ton ia an Interchangeable iact-that the glorious Civil
Rights act can be repeaed-that the rights Of
the humblest American are henceforth guaranteed
and shielded by the Federal Constitution and must be
maintained against all gainsayers-that the days
wherein Blacks had no rights which Whites were
bound to respect have passed away forever.
We hold to-day the power in all the Free States of
1850, in West Virginia. and in Missouri beside. We
must hold these in our ensuing elections and add to
them Maryland and Delaware-the former lost to
through treachery otherwise Johnsonism. We must
elect to the XLth Congress an overwhelming majority
devoted to Loyalty, Nationality and the inalienablc
Rights Of Man.
To this end, let Light and Truth be systematically
difIused TO every neighborhood, every freside,
throughout our broad country.
To this end, We propose an extra issue of The
WEEKLY TRIBUNE identical in size and contents with
the regular edton), which we will supply the fol-
| lowing terms:
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having been deemed repeat the old %
bleeding Kansas in order TO humbug the Northern
coming elections number Of riots desired at various
prominent points South such Richmond Noble Men,
pbis and NewOreans II 20 30 martyrs to liberty
these much the better for tho
Radical cause For further particulars Of compenss
ton &C. apply Old Thad Stevens any other member Of
the Reconstruction Committee
We should like to see this paragraph reprinted in
all the Copperhead papers. Freedom and Right must
finally triumph by their own greatness but the day
may be FASTENED by the meanness and weakness Of
the party which opposes them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

The late Fenian invasion, and the rumOrs of an in
tended renewal of the attempt to capture Canada
have alarmed our neighbors, who are providing for
the purchase and maintenance of gun.bOats on the
Lakes and the River st. Lawrence; not, however,
without some opposition in their own camp, on the
score Of the expense Hitherto the burden of defense
has fallen mainly on the Mother Country. Now the
Canadians mnst help themselves. They will soon
discover to their cost that If confederation has its
benefits it bring. its responsibilities along with it
and pretty heavy ones they will prove.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
THE PHILADELPHIA TRAGEDY.
ARREST OF THE ALLEGED PERPgrRAT0R OF rHE CRIME.
PHILADELPHIA. Saturday Aug. IL. 1900

ARREST OF THE ALLEGED PRRPETRAT0R OF THE CRIME.
PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. Aug. H. 1860.
A man calling himself Champion late an engineer
in the Navy arrested the charge of killing girl
house of lfame last night The victims Mary Car
new native of Mount Holly n >. ms morh.ag semss
kent company with her MARY Carney The description
tailed with that given by the keeper OF the house
of man found in Mary Carneys trunk which was dea
tilted as Champions He was Immediately arrested while In
he'd AZ b residence and has identified the man who
came TO the house with the murdered girl lie ABOUT so
wears OF age The case is before the Coroner
PHEApEIrHIs Aug lip m-Ths alleged murderer Of tho
eIasant engineer the Navy and recently employed
In the gas works in this city, He has beea identified oy the
Msy Carney for several weeks past quarreg with her
frequently Two weeks since he attempted TO strange her.
lie displayed emotion being identified BY the keeper o.
the bdgRio. - -
Philadelphia journals full particulars Of the horrible
in honse Of m fame kept BY one Soretto Tyson
of Eleyenth-st and Msrksane below kacest week ago
room He accommodated and when he eft be
promised to return. On Friday morning. he again ,stea
the house in company with one Of the women wno o
tune and after he ont which he DID smoking cg
be called the landady and told her that his companion
a anfI he Seu returned Which he promised to do IN
little while. In about an hour aner the o sp,sd
room alluded to- and after and receiving no snswsr
very DARK and that the had been eo;sd and oessa
aud the curtains drawn together 30 as 70 % IA ~. o.
sa se sheets and clothing stained With blood
and wrapped closely around an object IN nnusn w
closer examination was Violent strusrs She had
hsS eoms " S large portion sheet which had been
forced into her mouth h ssrs sns"sa Immediately after
the infection Of the wounds The body was ts sS
S % out an, , sSs found SSn in ' the roSS
although digcnt search was made.
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The way which the rioting authorities of New-Or-
leans have taken to cover up wholesale and contrved
murders, u.s. if possible worse than the late massacre
itself picked Rebel jury, charged by the judge
who counseled violence against the Freedmen's Blu.
reau and rudely set aside the Civil Rights BILL have
made report atrociOusly in keeping with these
shameful aniecedents One.sided evidence the es.
timony Of those known TO have aided, abetted, and
taken part in the riot, is massed together
to throw the whole sme gu the victims, and to yind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

The Sunday Msrcry-warmly sympathizing with tho
Philadelphia Convention movement-tbus grrmbIes
at the ciosecoporaton maneuyers By which its dele.
gates have been selected
THE manner which the delegation to the Pbldephs
Convention from Kings County made up worthy OF ali
Imitation; and the authors ought to get patent the
s3 hiy brought into S Thu: A Sssr N Wood
the Atheneum in the City q Brooklyn and elected to
the Saratoga Convention Alfred NJ. Wood. Calvin u.
Pratt f. W. Ksbfeisch. and few others. A few days
sferward Kings County was represented at the said
and gone through with the preminarie said Alfred NJ
Wood Calvin K Pratt and f. W. Ka5heisch as delegates
p6s Convention the following named gentlemen to
wit Alfred NJ Wood. Calvin T. Pratt ana Msitn hs.o-
aeisch father Of the aforesaid H. W. Kabfeiseh delegate
These not the only instances IN the Kings So1n Dee
cation 10 Saratoga in VIII the delegates elected themselves
their shadows to Saratoga hrs aud to Poladepha ssi
ward for in fact the aoon u these individuals but lar
sample Of the conduct Of the whoe but we believe the history
political parties in this country or other may DO ran
IN Of ,SI Fl tho as
he Is old he will himself the trouble OF looking ster Pc
Alfred NJ Wood Calvin Pratt artn Ksb6eisch and the
other patriots forming the balance OF the
Partnership fix things to suit themselves and then manage
The affairs OF the nation so with these patriotic
and people Of the county will consult their
own interests by ADVOCATING their rights as citizens and ear
Co 10 run county after their fashion, The history OF
Little Peddngon may be searched IN vain for precedent "
The only mystery about the is why they should hsys
gone Saratoga when the thing could have been as
yeneny arranged home To incur the expense Of rasad
farepartcuary since the dealhead system has been aooi
ished-and hotel tl when such steep rates prevail was
prodiga mprudence almost incompatible with the sagao
that planned rest OF the programme Unless t1e desired
TO combine pleasure with business aud visit faslIonaOe
thus kill birds with the journey to Saraogah
unaccountable But abor-saying method OF creating
dscoveries OF the age and 20 down TO history the
same page that records the the Atlantic Cable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
NFWVoRK CITY

The raid pckpocko still continues with every prospect
OF Kidding the city OF these pests Many Of them have already
fed the metropolis dsmay Two three however, have
been arrested one notorious scounde named Frank Knapp
for stealing - 900 worth Of ewey iOm the store OF MeSrs
Sudo & Solomon. No. l. lO3 Broadway.
Gen Butler arrived in yesterday and is stopping
a the Metropolitan.
Another Of countsrfetng up before the = Com
mssioners Saturday james Miller the cuprt and D.
o. Murray Government Detective the principal witness
The price Of the spurious money lsc. on the dollar
After taking testimony the Commissioners adjourned
the case to the 18th instant.
most destructive fire occurred yesterday morning in the
Third.aye between Sixyfrst and SiXiysecondts Nine
frame buildings were destroyed aud damage the extent Of
$4,000 was cone Tie supposed inceDdiary has been
rested
Queen Emma visited Trinity Church yesterday morning.
The Rev Dr. Yinon preached sermon and presented Her
Moesty with beautiful illuminated Prayer Book. In the
afternoon the Queen attended st. AIMS Church where there
was service Deaf Mltes Her Msty wrote them few
words on slate which Of the appropriately
Piled The Queen for Washington this morning BY the
O'Clock tToin
The excitement reference the alleged corruption in the
Detective fsrce continues The Of Detective Golden
who was arrested confirms all that has been published The
Inspectors also give precautionary to DO employed
against 1ickpocke;s on the street cars.
On Wednesday evening meeting Ill be held In the Cooper
Institute by number Of citizens Of Louisiana now residing
in this city in order to crime OF the Executive
Government giving protection TO those who have been
true TO the Union.
The cholera this city decreases only nine deaths
were reported yesterday Brooklyn there % Is
Of which were fatal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
FOREIGN NEWS.

hva Fnopean news by the Atlantic cable to the 10th Of
August.
France has officially asked from Prussia the restoration Of
te frontier OF 1874 which would involve the ocsson Of the
Prussan towns Saarbruek and Saaious OF the BaVaran
town # Landau and OF several Belgian towns.
Prassan Government officially states that the States
Joining the Confederation will retain heir civil admnistFa
ton.
The session Of the English Parliament has closed The
Queens speech thanks the United Government for the
action taken in the Fenan trouble.
An armsce has been agreed upon between Austria and
Italy on tho basis Of The session Of Vencia.
The Liberals expect to capture the cities OF Taupeo
Monterey and Durango for whc active operations are in
progress.
We have news from the City Of Mexico to the Goth Of July
The situation Of the Empire was becon ng more en-
dangered The citizens in Mexico preba and Querearo
were generally trying to escape the ordered draft and it
expected in Querearc the appointed cay one would
be found but the exemps The Lib rails possession of
the whole State Of TamaulpGs except Tamp,co
They are also making great poer,ss IN the State
Of MiehOacan. and guerrilas have even made ibelr
appearance inthe Valley Ct Mexico II is admitted by the
Imperast papers Of Mexico that body OF Mxcan troops
who were ordered from tie OF Mexico had pro
uounced against the Empire The most rigorous measures
were adopted against the press ard nearly oil tho Liberal
papers Of the country had been suppressed The French resi-
dents were greatly alarmed at the which according to
general belief rapidly approach.e
The sun $4,000 has been provided by the Canada Gov
ernment with the Of the House. Tor the purchase
and maintenance Of gunboats LAKES and the 81, Law
renee The Financial bill which has just passed the Canada
Parliament. will effect complete cuaIse ia the banking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
CHICAGO.

1THE DOUGLAS MONUMENT cEIEBRATIoS-RAISs IN
- JURIyG THE HARVEST.
[, sescis Dispatch The " y. Tribune.
at CHICAGO Aug 1I.-Genersl comment is excited
w the peculiar constitution OF the committee Of arrangements
for the Douglas celebration the 9Th prorimo
The committee consists exclusively Of rank Copperhead and
johnson men and the arrangements so far indicate political
rather than national denomination. II this policy eontin
ned the occasion win lack enthusiasm.
The harvest beginning suffer from excessive rains
f.ture this evening is the most violent electric
explosion ever heard in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

The Loyal Convention of Southern men will meet
on the Sd Of September and not the 5th former
ly reported. The Union men of Delaware are pre-
pairing to send delegation from each county Of the
State and in other sections of tho country the same
decided spirit is manifested We publish largely
increased list of sgners 10 the CALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
THEFT OF WATCH AND CuAIS.-On Saturday

THEFT OF WATCH AND CHAIS.-On Saturday
evening Josephine Lnesburgh called upon Mrs Laura phe
yv at the residence Of the latter No. i6I East
st. for the purpose of procuring sewing Having see ne
preliminaries the visitor len the paro As asr @
having occasion 10 20 into the h0 Few minutes aeI az
nStonishcd to her late visitor comg uows
stairs leading TO III, second stos saspeens soasssnni
wrong Mrs DH al once went her seepng uJent and
onna NAT watch and chain valued az Soo NAG reen steep
On returning Inc a she found ina, 0 sfr ss a
% NV Oecer dunlop Il the Seveateenh P,ecnct AVID fe"
20 ,s committed for examination Nv Justice Mas
lcld The property was not recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

And this wretched disgrace Is ptilessiy exposed ia
the gaze of the CIVILIZED world without an apology OF
blush The blind Sampson Of British labor is thrust
out not only to make sport for the Phstines in the
Houses of Lords and Commons, but is indecently
paraded in the chains Of his forced ignorance TO hory
and disgust foreign nations Let those who deridd
his power beware, lest he, too, lay hands ou ths
pillars and bury his foes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

On the second page of to-days issue will be found
an interesting review of the operations Of the Me-
tropolitan Board of Health, from its inception TO the
present tme the health Of the city, and the proceed
ings of the American Institute Of Instruction, at
Burlington, vt. On the third page, Law Intelli-,
gence Commercial Matters and Market Reports
On the sixth page, Literary Items On the seventh
page, Arrivals and Departures and Correspondence
fron Kansas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

We learn from Saratoga that a "slate" was ar
ranged for State Officers and that the leading names
on it are those Of Henry C. Murphy of Brooklyn for
Governor, and Robert II. Pruyn of Albany for Lieu
tenant. 1t was calculated that this arrangement
would lead to the location of the L. s. Senator to be-
chosen next Winter in the West-say ut Auburn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

One Union General-Francis j. Herron-was APP
pointed from New Orleans to attend the Randall Con-
venton at Philadelphia. Directly after the Wholesale
murders ofDostie and Others he publicly declined the
appointment Do you think hewould have done so
if the Free-State men were responsible for those
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

Russia is as DESTROYS as France to arrest the union
movement in Germany.
The further developments of this new European
complication will everywhere be watched with the
most intense interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY AUGUST IL, 1866

Disric.Attorney if there the aintest hope Of his
responding. Let Recorder Hackett take the lead in
the matter and bring the suspected cOrruptionistsbe
fore his Grand Jury to tell what they know. Bring
tho facts 10 light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

State Central Committee of The johnson party Of
this State was appointed 1--WE hear) at Saratoga IL
has not yet been sent as. We arc curious to see
whether Dean Richmond or Thurlow Weed is Chair
man. II. J. Raymond, being Chairman of the Ma
tional Union Committee can scarcely be eligible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
FINANCIAL DODGEs.

J. W, IT,, suggests a recast of our National Debt,
or considerable part of it, into the form known in
Europe as Termnable Annuites that is, instead ola
bond to pay $50 per annum for twenty years and
81 900 at their close, give bonds to pay 500 per an
mum for twenty years and nothing thereafter. This
is q favorite security with many who wish to spend
more than their current incomes and do not about
saving for heirs.
We do not object to this but we place no great
value on it, If we are ready to bear the requisite
burden of taxation, we should soon pay the debt.
Simply to have left our taxes where they stood three
months ago would have carried US out Of debt in
twenty years. But almost everybody wanted Taxa
ton reduced and Congress yielded. The Federal
Taxes for the ensuing year will average at easttwenty
per cent less than those Of the last year, and this may
make the difference between reducing the principal of
our Debt Sl25, 900, 900 during the last fiscal year
and nothing at all during that just begun. Yet We
will hope that increased production and increased
efficiency in collection may enable us to pay of at
least $50 0O00 900 during this years and then, II we
let the internal taxes alone our income must gradu-
ally increase, until we shall soon be reducing our
Debt by at least 800, 200 per annum Bnt we
can't do this if every one is to insist reducing or
aboshng taxes.
Congress lately increased the tax on Cotton from
two to three cents per pound and the entire Cotton
interest clamored against this if the tax were all
paid by the cotton-growe whereas, at least two
thirds of it fall on the consumer But suppose it did
not what then Cotton is bringing far higher than
ordinary price Computed in gold;) and those who
grow and those who consume it must pay taxes ike
Others We doubt that another tax will be less
one us than this. If experience prove it injurious,
it can be repealed; but we have great Debt; and
every one must expect to pay his share OF it. And,
whether we reduce it by one device or another, we
must expect to sweat out every dollar of it. Putting
il into this or that shape will make little difference.
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PAYABLE alyay, in adyan,

Address The TRIBUNE. New.York City.
bu we employ no travelling agents, and warn all
against paying money to other than persons OF known
responsibility.
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To COrrespondenis.

noas bstaksn o. Anonymou Communications "hae'e'
intended for insertion be authenticated by the name ana "
.! the wie-no necssssy foI publication ou' Is
snsy i)f his good faith.
Ali business this oEi:s sho1a sdis''sato Inv ~
USE." New-York
We e1uno undertake 70 return rejected Communications
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

The question now is whether the wagon-oad oil
of rich men is to be driven By Thurlow Weed or Dean
Richmond. II seems if Dean is to have the whip'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

TIE TRIBUNE AT SARATOGA In new S IN
- - ,ns TutBuSK five Gems, snt hs boys $751; IL on
81 f-1, Of the pr ncpa hofe At the sane price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
The Tribune in London.

STEVENS BROTHERS Agent. for LoA tg rIiIBSE
A. Garden. W G J. are Asen. 70, "a.
They viii! ala receive SuBsss snt
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Business Notifies.


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Miserable Life is led by the Dyspeptic for his
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

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Chairs Swings and Toys.
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Spirits. MSrns &c Dr. UARRIsoEs PKRisrALrIc
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