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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19

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SCHEDULES Of thirty 1907 or more coupons :, uS 81
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~ csnt MUNICIPAL BolDs q ths City o, ~ 81 ID
oeupons on MD bonds eomQg due ysna15y ts nshsrxA
on aid dsy lsss The State ss) 81 S' Bsss cSERRoS,
the Cy Of Piitshursh' Pa .!Dashs CIR Of ADrshssy
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19

IEATHEEshe activity m Hcmlnck noitru 1851 N'tA h,
continued during the week and market closes h prime STOCK
selling readily outside fgurcs except heavy Bueno AlIs
which owing accumulation IN market lower heeep
mir stock moderate The demand for OAK Sole Is improving
and Win M sceips steaks are decreasing We quote cash
y u. Icmlock-liucnos Ayes, heavy 34Jlci middle ~
a3c light 81 32c. Hcmlock-Cniiorni1, heavy Jf4'c
lock-gool damaged 1ci poor damaged 22e2icv n the
Rough 3ia Die. Oak slaughter heavy b0 sos middle 'a
&c light ga pc. Oak SlughteT-tfOppfd middle 80 ac
iglf l36f1c In the Rough heavy 35ai.e middle 90 sci
light 3Jdjsc Bellies. l-d2c
LATHS-Enscrn Ia fair demand but prices are heavy
sales Of 30 OOJ ut 81 IS NOS.
LIAIE-Thc demand Tor Ioeklind b active bui prices
are without change the market closes firm sales Of 200 bb
Of q 70 or Common, md = 10 ior Lump , ,,-,.- -,
prices though without qu1nhe change only b. considered
nOminn sales Of ouy - b New OIcnn, 40 soc We qu0tc
Cubn Muscovado NJ c Cayed a 420 &c; Centrifugal at
the stock T. estimated 20 - bids Cube 5000 bids Porto
Rico and 90 hs NowOrCsns by aucton odny ~ hlds
Barbados At a. J0; 40 do Demcmm NJ hd@!c, louf
months and 100 bhls. NewOrcnna NJ va ~ .c, cash
NAVAL SIORIS-Cude IuIpeutine Is IN small supply
and nominal Spirits Iurpenno has been in good demand
but at variable and irregular prices our quotations. however
show an advance the market yesterday cxcied today
demand j. fair and prices firm with sales Of 30 bs az
s2075c the latter NCwlorl bbls Common Resins
eafy IN the week fat and holders exhibited strong dis
position sell prices gradually iel on unnl yesterday when
very active demand prevailed aud the market was quite c1
cited to-day the demand is fair and prices hu with sales OF
bbls lots The better grades OF E0a have met Wlt
GOOD demand fu prices closing firm Iur has advanced
and the market closes iun. We quote .
Tar Washington aud Newbcu...P Dbl a. ~ as %
i,o,,n Com Common non p 2sdB g3a 20
Rosin No. AMI Pale and White. .....,. o. 9l0 %
Spirits Turpentine. American. ~ gal - 80
OIIS-Amcrcun Lnseed hos declined materially, and we
have had dull and depressed market closing however vain
more fTmness e,d nv inquiry IN lsh OILS there has pcsn
bne only TO note "A Of - bb dark Sperm private terms
Lard oil has gradually declined and the market closes dun and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19

SUOT-TIere n bui iIte doing and we have clnlge %
note In prices sales lOc for Drop and llc for Buck
TOBACCO Is In demand for the hone trade-httle
doing for export sales hhds Kentucky. ga 1c ll2 cases
Sccdeaf 4tdGic Manufactured dull sales limited 70 few
obbing sales bright and former figures and about 100
boxes black work ot reduced prices We quote
in coin as follows Light Leaf Lugs al 3aici Common
At a roo; Medium 7dl0c Good al udlj line At 149
lGc and Selections 1dlsc HEAVY Western aud Clarksyle
Lugs "A ajc Common Ga1c MEDIUM 5dl Oc Good Gl2c
Fine lja2ic. and selections lJdl1c.
TAIIOW-The demand has continued moderate though al
the there scnlnes and better demand sales
of 5000 lie for Western and ~ lltc for City
TIN-The market Tor Pig continues quiet the stock on
hand small and generally held above the views Of buyers In
Plates we have change note tie demand being moderate
The recent adyices from England favorable TO holders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19

FLOUR AND MEAI-The features Of our market for
Western and State Flour since this day week presented
decided contrast the previous week The depression and
heayness then noted has been followed by activity and
buoyancy prices Of all grades advancing daily the improve
ment the most noticeable In The medium grades these
very popular with the trade and good supply Shipping
we have nothing Ike usual supply low grades and with
good local Southern coastwss 8nd Provincial demapG
shall have nothing for export 10 Europe We have added
somewhat stock especially Of the better grades bp
still much below that OF last and Is not far from so 900
bbl which with the limited arrivals 10 prospect Is consider
able below was To9I DC demand uors seiive .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19
Potaoos arc a little 6mer with moderate trade Onions
largely in Of the requirements OF the market we
NM. sKINs AND TURs.

Trade IN these very unsettled state and requires
much caution buying the country Dealers here are In
scng their country pnEehnsrs pay only 0nehnli The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19


Good State apples are advancing but sell slowly Choice
oranberres selling well for tho holidays We note an adj
vance slde2 y bb There Is fair stock on the aaTke
mostly Eastern NewJcrsey berries some OF them frosted
Grapes haze nearly passed from the market though more
lots are expected The last fine Pleasant 'aly OaaWpaS
-. .t.l. II 10 Nuota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19

DYEWOODS-The business n both Fustlc and LogwOOdhas
been extremely limited but prices lave undergone essential
change. We quote
Lcgwood 1aeunA gold Per tun. $50 0Oas3 90
lockwood Campeachy gold -.......-... 25 500
fustic, Cuba (gOld). 80 OOD III W
Fustic, Ssyanila (gold % 800 20 90
Fustio Maracaibo lgoldl. ........... 81 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19

FRUITS AND NUTS DRIED.
Western and Southern dried Apples are plenty ana sen slowly
with many rough lots offering at u gslo Few very nus
ern have brought the price State fruit We drop
OF hesuuis they do SELL were disposed OF az ~
per bush Peaches and in fact nearly oil dried uts are tend
L.. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19
FIRST Morn

FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE BOSDS of the ST.
LOFTS JAcKsOSyIfL and CHICAGO RAILROAD CoNrANY-In'
terest per cent ee Of Government payable seman
nualy the ls Of April and LIT Of October IA New Ola
for sale al 90 and accrued interest by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19

AtlAO sncsarasrs osyIcs MKf1vIIn, Pa, Dee ~ .
NOTICE s hereby given that tho second annqa Eiv.
nj oftkis conpsnJ and so -
~ Isspscos. OF Judge. the succeeding eson wiz
Ofes of the Company IN ue Wy o. Aesa'u's' f-' v"
me sish,h lsthl day Of January. 1907:
Tbs pol viii s. open m ard close a. A, a. ~
osmssr open the ssy sifsr the sse,os sr.y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19

$2,000,O00,
SECURED BY MORTGAGE TO JOHN p YELyERroS Hs
CHAs. H. WARD OF NEW YORK. AS TRUSTEES 90
THE ABoYE.NASGED PROPERTY
provision Of this mortgage when lands are sold 10 tbs aoss
Of $4,000 ~ to constitute special fund fOs the redemption sfs
ike smount o. these exceeding los cent Thy
.r also tsceivab p.r By Company paymsa. Of is a
landL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19
BvASs AID PEAS

The demand Is not lagsc bat the receipts ~ good ca~ ar
sht that the market holds iIn at tue present high quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
The Removal Of Judge Edmunds.


SIR: The National Inteligenesr recently stated that
Judge Edmunds had been removed from the Land Office on
account his action respecting land titles in Cshior
MA Ills undoubtedly part Il the and 1t is due to
the public Judge Edmunds that the whole facts should
be told They are follows; TheIe is IN California tract
eco acres called the Sosco Ranch which was treated
Spanish grant by treaty of peace with Ieo After
much litigation grant declared void by the Supreme
Court United States in sG upon which II became open
TO preempon and purchase other puc lands Conflicts
arose between these preempOr and the holders under the void
Spanish grant and 1863 Congress passed an act to allow
the purchase 81 2 acre the lands held By them
TO the actual possession. The strife between
them and the precnpors however dd not cease ana e
ter by way settlement appealed the General Land Office
Judge Edmunds decided IN favor Of the peemptos Inc
appeal TO tue Attorney General who did not controye the
facts upon which the Land Office lad ruled but denied that
prior TO the of their purchase This novel ruling
ofhe Attorney General at with the uniform decisions Of
and putting perm the rights Of Pr.gnpoIs aud home
Pabc report the following amendment to bill be-
fore them qnieng land titles IN California. iii,
gtsn, he i,h 81 rston 10 cerain on tie soeol
Ranch Ca f sp'Gsed March 1881 .h: not be &c, % con con-
lands who had settled thereon and were claiming pIsenon in
% % S OF the United States O'''' to tue time
In other words this amendment simply asserted the well
settled rights of preenpors under the laws o. the United
States The pubc and especially the Great West will be
&oa Bassa cSoI Ecley Foc Asuer
Harding. Homss Julian. William Lawrence. lie Blond Mrcur
Miller Morris Orth Paine Price John H. Rice Ross, Sbebrge
spadn slwen Thayer Thornton Trmbe Van AeTnam, Ehhu
Washburne Henry ID. Wahbur, Nm b. Washburu, James r.
Wilson and stephen 7. Wlsonn.
NAYsMessrs Alley Ames Ancona Anderson Dsos X Ashley
Janss NJ Ashley Banks BaksF benjamin. Bidweh Boyer Bfom
vel Buesand hundy Reader W. Clarke sidoey Clarke Cobb
Ersesion Edrdge Eliot Farquhsr Ferry Garfield Gossbrn
Glider Hale Hart Hayes Henderson Highly, Hochk, Denas
Hubbard John II Hubbard, JAM Hubbel Humphrey nge
soil Kelley Kerr ketehum, uykebd4 Latin
Longyesf, Marshall Mon Marvin Mcclure Nee ulough Nc
F MP F9 s H'Ts .5d s William Sof r
Alexander H. Rice Ritter Rogers. Rollins Sawyer schenck Soho
held Sonse Tsbe TAYLOR John L. Thoma Trow bridge.
Upson Horn Robert r. Van Horn. Ward Weker Went
worth. Williams. Window aud Woodbndse-sl.
The object Of the amendment will be noted thwart
opinion Of the Attorney General evidently given in the
of SPECTATORS and TO guard the land policy Of the
ton against fatal alton; and the warfare against
Judge Edmunds by Montgomery Blair and Others ending 10
bis removal stimulated not in fact instgated by his
decision In this matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
a.xir,ueut Of the Cenvensienists BY a Rebel
Grand Jury-Editer Hing -fhe massacre
observation-disclosures due Gen. Baird.

sp.cial Dspaeh 10 The n Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Friday, August 1906.
TIE following has been received from HE tribune b
reau In Nev-Orleans:
NEw-OmEAHs, Aug 3-The Grand Jury, composed OF
picked ebea have indicted the members of the Conyen
ton and those of them who able to be dragged cut
were reanesed yesterday. Gen Baird ordered stay q
proceeding bu. the President elegraphed him emphat
cay noe to interfere. The NerOrleaHs Tribune says;
w H. C. King alias William Clubhouse, renegade from
Pittsburgh Pa editor Of The Mv OyeaHs Times anooriousS
Rebel sheet murderer Of Arthur McGi and Captain OF the
Glenn Guards under tie Rebel Gen LoVcl is in Washington
and pretending be in ho confidence Of the President
sendisg the ncAday dispatches 10 his paper showing
the President TO be in sympathy with the Rebel police anu
murdersrs Of Uaion ner."
There's sworn testimony tsat, after Dr. Dostie was cup
posed TO have been shot and stabbed TO DEATH the mob
gave three cheers for President johnson and Jefferson
Davis Such EXCAVATIONS "dasnn YOU we have fought
you for fonr wears and will fight you again OF fire.
quent occurrence during the ee aud will be testified
10 before the Commission. Leut-Gov voorhees, called
on Gen. Baird early Monday morning and told blm the
Convention was not to meet until o'clock, when he well
knew Il would meet at IL noon, As thes we're 10 poops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
DIV '''' r. Ii. snrRmaS. M,JOr-Gen. Commanding.
The RenI state OF Affairs in Louisiana.

w ARLINGTON, ~ ~ August = ieN''
To re Editor Of The " j. T,6sae
SIR: am the writer Of the letter in your paper OF
August under the head Of State Of Affairs in Louisiana
and only that letter absolutely true but the facts from
their arcess Of horror have been toned down In the recital
Redhanded murder stalks abroad with front In Lou
ana the victims Ct my unfortunate tell you that
louisiana from the Baze TO Texas Is SIMPLY hendh sns
her fortunes fallen into the hands Of the men who now
hold ary all ter Offices and opinion nothing bot ho
grace God backed By Grants bayonets VIII bf
them 70 their seLses Ny lie has been threatened. While
teacher School gent ~ times and saved
only because my work was not yet done.
In my In Louisiana, lot two months ago Mrs frks
white teacher Of colCred school ana moot exemplary per
son dragged from her bedroom 10 the night and shock
ipcy by chlrons tcons Of honor aud maHhoo
Under pressure lonely condition. for she II widow
her hus paud man. having laid down his life wh' ia tie
lire of Christian duty, sic made appeal TO the law 10
New Orleans slies # the "Conedercy hold all the Of
fees all the work but soldier Of the Union sanos no
caarce. lie may quietly sarye TO death Ihggsng raens
supreme oil State. and II Hell Is worse than
New.ClIeaIs Iity tie damned Hundreds II schools
are ken up the Rebellion il at high tide all tie
State. Tine VIII permit 90 wtIe morci but II tie
Northern people want 10 hear how things are down South IN
Dixie let them give hearing and they shL Repeot
fully yours, j. D. h~NDOLfh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04

In order that the following from Gen. Sheridan be
fully understood it should be stated TINT he was absent from
New Orleans when the Disturbances commenced in that city
NEwORfFANs Aug. 1-l;30p. IN.
Gen u. s. GRANT. Harrington. d. C.. a., ,
Yon Doubtless OF the serious riot whch occuIu
in this cit, ON the 3Oth u Political body ttl sei
Convention of sCI tho 3Oth for Is alleged the
purpose of remodng the present Constitution OF the state
The leaders political aetatoTs ana revolutionary men
and the action II the Convention liable To produce
breaches Of the lie peace had mnde up mind to ar
cacul ted TO disturb the tranquility Of the Department but
had for acton until they committed the overt aei
40 whites blacks killed and about 6O wounded
Everything is now quiet but deem II best to maintnln
military supremacy In city fr few days until tho affair
fully investigated believe the sentiment f the gei eTa
CON great this unnecessary cruelty and
that the could have made and they saw ht with
out sacrificing lyes.
r LII SurRInLN NJ ,inr. Gen. Commanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
AT CHICAGO.

AT CHICAGO.
August Flour firm. Wheat opened q advance Of
al0c No selling at 81 S7d Is but closing dull Of e u
sales Of No at 9c Corn steady at advance OF c sales
s 800 sr sI 40 ae ~ r ... ps,s I s,s
sales s32 so Freights active Receip2o 600 bbls fou
1900 bush Wheat goo0 busb Corr 5000 bush Oats Ship
ments-5O 600 bbs. Flour 60O0 BUSH Wheat 20e0 600 baah
AT MILWAUKEE
August 3-Flour quiet Wheat firm a, o. 81 for No. 4
Corn AZ Soc for No l. Oats firm at ole for No Reesgis
100 bbls Flour 1900 bush Wheat 1000 bush Oats Ship
ments-24oo bbls. Flour 30 ooo bush. Wheat
AT CINCINNATI.
August Flour duh. Wheat firm at So 50 for CROP
aud e. 60 for old Extra Red Provisions firm. Mess Pork
$50. Lard 2oc. Gold l47
AT oswHoo
Aug aflonr unchanged; sales 900 btls at % 50 for
No. Spring; SldSll 20 for Rel Winter; e2 for White;
sl3as for Double Exira Wheat dali sales go bush or
Corn held at 73e for No by the boat lad sales 900 bus
at 73lc. Oats qaiet ard nominal. Rye inactive. Canal
to- e HUDSON S1 oSS IS TO 8 o
Imports ls 200 BUSH Wheat Canal EXPORTS 600 bbis Flour
II, 800 usb Wheat $500 bufh. Rye
August 3-Fiorr Quiet and unchanged. Wheat held firm;
No. Milwaukee Spring, 9 Go in boatloeds and 81 ~ for
ssrTsd,i e euy' s dSSaSr % 80
at &C., Afternoon go bush No to arrive at cole 800
bush. No at Coo. 0ats20 600 bush No CHICAGO at
at s33 Lard. 20l a2ic WHISKY nominal, at e. 2s Cana
Freigbts dul New York-CorE lic Oats 9e to Albany
Corn l2c., Oats TIC
August 81 p m-Flohr unchanged; sales No l Sprna
at 81 so; Red Winter at slIasi So and White al eIa
Double Extra at sl3as Wheat quiet, sale: Of White Can
so Corn quiet sales small at 75c foi Illinois Other
grains nominal Canal eights better, Corn sse and Rye
''' v AT pAIrMoas.
August o-ficur firm Nsw tending np~aI ,d wne ss-
tive White "a Corn dull Waite 81 ~, hsow s
5u Bacon Arm shoulders i7ic, Sides 2oic. Groceihs
steady, Rio Coffee l6sISio. in gold Whisky Inactive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
THE NEW-ORLEAM MASSACRE.
IMPORTANT DISPATCH FROM GEN. SHERIDAN.
He Declares the Massacre to be Preconcerted.
The Military Investigation Commission
in Session.
AN INDICTMENT BY A REBEL GRAND JURY.
Rearrest of the Members Of the
Convention.
President Johnson on Gen. Baird's Declaration
OF Martial Law.
GEN. SHERIDAN ON TIE CONVENTION
History and Origin Of the Massacre.
The Rebel Authorities Concerned in the Plot.
SCENES AND INCIDENTS OF TIE RIOT
The Police Numbering Loyalists while
ImplOring Protection.
Rebel FavOritism in Forwarding Dispatches.
Imporfant Dispatch from Gen. sheridan-The
Massacre Connected Weeks Ago-Repoxts of
Gen. sheridan's Rcsigaation.
Special Dispatch TO The n. Y. Tribune
The Rebel Authorities Concerned in the Plot.
SCENES AND INCIDENTS OF TIE RIOT.
The Police Numbering Loyalists while
ImplOring Protection.
Rebel FavOritism in Forwarding Dispatches.
Important Dispatch from Gen. sheridan-The
Massacre Connected Weeks Ago-Reperts Of
Gen. sheridnn's Rcsigaation.

WASHINGTON. Friday. Aug. ,. ls66.
Gen. Sheridan tclegraphs to-day TO Gen Grant that the
not was the result of mob but preconcertcd
and preauanged plan of weeks for the slaughter Of Union
The dispatches of the Associated Press are tenn
pered suit the latitude from whence they sent,
and are dictated by the disloyal State officials.
Attorney General Heron who officer in the Rebel
the President the military subject the call and dis
position the civil authorities. Rumor here tonight
says Gen Sheridan will resign account Of the Presi
dents conduct in this affair and the embarrassing position
loyal officers are placed in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
A Confirma,ory Dispatch.

PHILADELPHIA Friday. Aug. j. Tito
A special dispatch from Washington to The Ledger
says Gen. Sheridan, dispatch from New-Orleans TO
Gen Grant received to-day, states that the late not IN
that city the effect of hastily congregaed mob
has been represented but was the result OF precon
certcd and plot of the Rebels TO slaughter the
leading Union men the State and that there evidence
that the plan was concerted weeks ago Sheridan also
gives it as his opinion that is but the commencement Of
the Rebel plan TO nd Louisiana Of Union men. Officers
from the South say there only about 200 United
States troops serving in Louisiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04

MONTREAL, Friday. August, 3 1866.
The impressive public honors paid to Major Gen. Barry
this morning have Just closed The review on the Champ
do Mars was another of those brilliant and attractive affairs
which have been literally accorded to American
general officers visiting here. The troops in review con
Sisted of the lth battalion of the Rifle
Brigade and the 23d Regiment of Royal Welsh
Fusiliers, Col. Bell commanding Maor-Gen. Sir James
Lindsay IN chief command The troops first executed the
general movements incident 10 field day. including a
sham fight Subsequently to this they passed in review
order MajorGcn. Barry receiving full salute the
officers and colors being IN front. Thousands of people
witnessed the spectacle and the highest need of public
respect was shown the distinguished guest of the day.
Gen Barry will pass the remainder of the day in private
hospitality and public reception. He will depart the
city tonight for Quebec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
The Military Commission OF Investigstien Mt
Work-Dspositiens Of Wsusded Loyalisis-
Atrocities of the Massacre.

Special Dispatch 10 The ~ y. Tribune.
wAsmsGToS. Friday, Aug. ;. 1860.
The following dispatch, dated NewOrleans August ., is
received at the Tribune Bureau, Washington this after
noon, Sd inst at o'clock Our dispatches are usually
five hours coming through from the extreme South do
know the reason unless the telegraph agency has been
tempered with by those unfrendly to The Tribune.
NEw.OmEASs. Thursday. Aug @ 1866.
The Military Commission appointed to investigate the
massacre Of Uron men took DIR. Doste's deposition to-
day. The Hon. John Henderson and the Rev. MI. Hor
non were too weak give evidence The Rev. Mr. Jack
ADD the Hon Oscar Paynot the Hon. f. Dupaty, and
the Hon. George Howe among the dangerously
wounded not heretofore reported. Gov. Hahn and the
HSn s. S. Fish are badly wounded but will recover.
saw them to-day in the hospital. The testimony
before the Commission will prove that the massacre Of
Monday was of the most blood thirsty events that
has ever stained the page Of history
II will be sworn to that welLknown, respected and
peaeesble citizen demonstrated with the mob and Palee
for their bntchery, when the mob cried, "D-n them
kill them The President is with Haven't we seen
his order to-day 7" The backdoor Of the Institute was
nailed up during the massacre TO prevent the escape Of
those inside. Arrangements made BY the Chief Of
Police, with A. b. Griswold Co.. TO furnish the popn
lace with pistols.
The pistols were furnished agreed A. Is. Griswold
& Co are the firm Of Hyde Goodrich d. Co., the largest
manufacturers of arms for Rebels during the late Rebel
lion Their property was confscaed upon that account
and subsequently, returned. Nothing but the powerful
arm Of the military prevents recurrence OF the scenes OF
Monday.
fYorE-Mr Goodrich is from Mddletowp. Conn. His
brother bitter Secesh is the Rev Mr. Goodrich who
sent from New Orleans he would take the oath Of
allegiance to the United States Goyernment.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
HARDNESS IN FORWARDING CABLE ERws.
Message from Queen Victoria to the
Canadians.
A Chapter in the History Of Cyrus W. Field.
Tardiuess I'm Forwarding Gable Dfspesehes.

EXPLANATORY FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT
It's an almost incredible fact that all the dispatches
from Europe by the cable have thus far reached this city At
very late hour Of the night
Upon investigation for The cause OF delay 10 the
dispatches from Aspy Bay find system prevailing when
for stupidity surpasses anything ever met with.
This system appears receive at Port Hood the whole
batch Of Aspy Bay thea they arc sent to Sack
ye then to CALAIS aud then to NewYork each diherens
place receiving the whole number OF at Its ONCE be-
fore attempting TO send any through .. ...G .f b
that for the sake q there but one opera.
tor stationed at place. additional force viii probably
put these dy but precisely vhen we are not n
formed.