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INDIAN fROUBEEs.

New YORK, August Pa Leav-
= - sSenworth special to the Tribune re-
...~ss, ports, additional murders by the Ihdi-
ans between Forts Reno and Laramie.
A fearful and bloody war is predicted.
Mrs Cafringtoh, wife of the Colonel
commanding is reported among those
81 murdered. tt is also reported that
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.r.s~ s,n The Grows are saidstos have:torn their
nfSo treaty to pieces and murdered ten
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FROM CINCINNATI.
s'e CINCINNATI. Aug 25.t4The number
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.at3e = choleraowere twenty7slxdona siiD s.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



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The Mexican Government requires.
teven with the strictest ECONOMY. five
hundred THOUSAND piastres monthly
some time past it has, not been in, the
receipt of, more than 20 of the sum
from the customs. 'The' financial con-
dition of the Mexican Government is
thus reduced to the lowest ebb.. ,,,,u
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ERIE, Pa, Feb. 20, 1861.

B5bpefating, to-day, for Strabismus
lcross .eyes1 on. the eyes of Mary Cory,
DR., Miller proved his eminent skill,
and earned the warmest gratitude of
the daughter, as wellsas7of her mother
and friends, who regret that they
have no other way of acknowledging
the Doctors professional ability and
philanthrDpy.9nTol5k s3on
q LAaa baa + fYG. ;M>, YoUNG,E b $50
.1E3BA Bishop of Erie, Pa.
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THE NEW ORLEANS MASSACRE.
GEN. SHERIDANS REPLY TO THE
PRESIDENT. ..r-
His Opinion of the Mayor and the
Police of the City.
More Indian DepredatiOns.
Massacre of Mrs. Gen. Darlington.
GENERAL SHERIDAN,S REPLYT
THE PRESIDENT. -

New YORK, August 25.-General
Sheridan, In his reply to the Presi-,
dents call for information CONCERNING
the New Orleans riot, after detailing
the events of the riot, concludes as
follows:
The immediate cause of this terri
bic affair was the assem- bling of this
Convention. The remote cause was,
themAsbitter ahdlantagonistic feeling
which has been growfngin this com
munity sipce, the adyentE of the pres
ent Mayor, who. in the appointment
OF his police, selected many desperate
men and some of them known mur-.
derers. EuPeoplezc6f clear views were
overaEed by-Want of, confidence in the
MaTph a1dfSarsJof the Thugs, many
of whom had been se1eeted for his po-
Zee forca ri haYebeen Frequently ap-
pied to by prominent citizens ON this
Sibjeet, and have heard them express.
fear ar;andWantVofleshfd hfdHnce in Mayor
Monroe ever since The Elimination of
this lastGongeption.
/ must condemn the dburse ofiseFn
sral of the city papers for supporting,
Ey'their articles, the biter feeling Of
Dad ggNEe3n ggEGg3 q qasI te2the vmeAiless nlaaneD
hl which the e'ConVention was broken
dpsaak feelaeb1sse ztozBonfess strong
repugnance. 1t is useless to attempt
to disguise the hostilities that exists
on the part of great many towards
Northern men, and this unfortunate
affair So precipitated matters, that
there is now a test of what shall be
the status of Northern men; whethefg
they can live here without being in
constant doubt whether they can be
protected in life and property, and
have justice in the courts. If this
matter is permitted to pass over with
out thorough and determined prose
cution of those engaged in it, we. may
look out for terrific scenes, of sthe
same kind, not only here but in other
places. No steps have, as yet, been
taken by the civil authorities to arrest
the citizens who were engaged in%the
massacre, or the policemen whospers
petrated such cruelty. The members
of the Convention have been indicted
by the Grand Jury, and many of them
arrested and held to bail AS to
whether the civil authorities can .nete
out ample justice to the guilty parties
on both sides, l must say it iss my
opinion, unequivocally, that the Cir
cult Judge, Abel, whose course [ have
closely watched for nearly a year, I
now consider one of the most danger
Gus men that we have here to the
peace and quiet of the city. The lead
ing men of the Convention, King,
Cuttor, and others, have been political
agitaters, and arebad men. regret to
say that the course of Cow Wells has
been yascilating, and that during the
late trouble he has shown very little
of the fr1nness. necessary under such
circumstances. .t.asaso9 .ss "a
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psT MARRIAGE AND CEI1BACY; an
Essay of Warning and '1nstruction for
Young Men. ALSO, fDfseasesl and Abuses
which PROSTATE; the Vital powers, with
sure means of cure. Sent free of charge in
sealed better envelopes. hAddress DIR. j.
SEILLIE f1oUGHToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. "a, aprzJ 3md&w
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Nv III. TestinionIals..s .
From BislOp. Yonng OF Efie.
ER1E pa Feb 10 1891

ERIE, Pa, Feb. 13, 1861.
Z DR.. Miller's operation on Maurice
Wood, undertaken gratuitously at my
suggestion, was very felicitously ac-
complished and entirelyIsuecessf
and praises the Doctors skill and
Kindness s5,is h,ff. 1- sa3 IS '1 ttl
2h5 1aeH isg1isf Gf M9 YOUNG,
Is 5,ttg3s ~ Bishop of Erie, Pa
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ERIE, PA, Feb. %, 1851

,as ERIE, Pa, Feb %, 1B61aos
DR.. MILLER7rDear Sir. Mary Aim
Hannon, who brings you this, needs,
perhaps, your services asTyoua can
readily see; but as she proposes to
devotefher8li life to the care Of the UNI
fortunate, as. a Sister of Charity, and
does not possess Of this world s goods
you any peeuniaFy remubefaL
ton, she will pay you in prayers and
the merit of her good works. You
will therefore prescribe for her, and
go 29Dal'gf e Gun ftiend.E = 20EAIg s9.,sa 81 e.
f G. NJ. YOUNG, ad bf
av0uyu0p \ Bishop. of Erie, Pa.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

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A. A-REFRIGERAroRs-BA ssroRp's CKLE.
n brated Nouparuil The perfect Refrigerator ever
manufacured Water Coolers Ice Pitchers, Silver raird
Ware Table Cutlery, Cooking Utensils. and all other ho9
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Cooper institute sign OF golden kettle corner siofe
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The National Game.

BUSY WEEK OF BALL PLAY-THE FIRST REGU-
LAR MATCHES OF THE SEASON.
Tho admirers of our national game will have plenty Of
spor, afforded thom this week the several bali grounds
of the metropolis and its vicinity. To-day the noted
Mutual Club, the leading organization Of the city, will
play their first rine against strong field at p M.thc
nine including Jcwctt Thorn, Golde, Mcmahon, Water
man, Nartin, Zeller, Hunt and McSweeney, We learn
with field Of the remaining strong players Of the club
Tomorrow the Gothams play similar match al =. NJ
with nine including George Wright, Law Beadle,
Goodspeed, vancott. Courtney, Berman, Conneil aud
stokern. On Wednesday the cricketers of the St
George Club play their return game-marred vs. single
noon and Thursday the first match Of tho
takes place at Morrsan Union VS. Surprise On Thurs.
day and Friday the Knckerbocke, Jeersons Eclect!cs
and Eagles viii have good practice games at Hopoken,
and the Atlantcs and Executors at BROOKLYN on the
Captolinc grounds On Saturday, the second match Of
the season. club club in this vicinity, will take place
the Union grounds ut Morrisana, the contestants
being the noted Union Club, and the Una Club Of Mount
Vernon. This completes very attractive programme
for the week
THE STAR CLUB OF BROOKLYN.
For the past ten years the Star Club of Brooklyn has
been kind of collegiate institute for the education OF
first class ball players. Their grounds, being located
within the city, have been the resort Of ball players
from until dark every ne weekday afternoon from
this high scho of players, and the champion organ
cations Of the island seek their strong players from tho
graduates Of tho Star college Witness, for instance,
the numbers OF which have shcnc in the mines of
the Excelsior and, OF late, OF the Atlantic Club Prct-
tier displays In batting and fielding not to be
anywhere than are shown the Star grounds on prac
tce days. and yet wtba they do not succeed well in
matches it'll other clubs they should do On satur
day their batting superb both in long hits and in
swift grounders most effective style base ball
Their fielding, too, was very superior The promise Is,
however, that this aseason will them take q
higher position than before provided no Of
their first class players are induced TO enter other organ
izat0ns The Stars have challenged the Excelsors for
the 10th inst and the contest will doubt yield fine
display Of the beauties Of tho game
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ARRIVED
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S o q u 81
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steamship Mnnshaha Or bound W. ,., ,un 80
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s!sa%sSip raas sh%ey GcasS sew Orleans My with
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s.eamship leo Pssrsor" sayannae IS hours with md.e
Steamship Emily , souder. Loetwocd: Charleston, 60
m Tss ns Fox
m Ts snf dS sG May 10 via naa
s,sam:S SsTO:Ss kSSs Norfolk with mdss and pass
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and deaths iciiidren) on the passage.
d.s a.e 'H = @
ship isaler tIi,i,, De Coriano Palermo, "a days with
Ship Gsbain (BrcmJ, Ariano, Narseles Feb IS with
bark Queen o. The South tof Dunfrie Cro.ee Iqulqne
% .g;ss s' 51 . "1f S sov Jan with
es % Ion. asas e Feb g. a A9s f S sd es
ship Berhsmposc OBI from Calcutta for Liverpool IS days
March H. with sulphur 70 Berihoud Co. Has been 10
OF Bermuda, with heavy Nv winds .. =, III,
Bark Miranda lam Husborn, Rio Janciro, 90 days. with
Coffee to- L Phipps CO. - -
Bark Contest of Melbournel Scott kio Janero " days.
BarE Z dss,an sof ScS lavsnh Psrmees gsrbaaos
o. spoke brig Henry Louise hence for Port au Prince
Bark Antelope, White Croix 10 osys WIN sugar ana
molnsses 70 hoche bros 70 a. -, IA. -
Bark Alma tBr) Morton Guadaonpc u days with su
gar and Inolasses 20 saanrc c,osJean. 49,. n. =,
Bark Ellen Morrison tof New Haven McCarty Ponce
r, April 70 with moasscs 70 Dsns, srnwprdgc sid IN
company with PARK MarB,eua- 70, hnaue rnih a =,
Bark Lord Chancellor br hcDonhd, havana, ~ days.
with sugar and passengers 70 MASTER. ut, - :,
Bark Sancho Pnnxa, Hagan, saeuA IL DAYS win sugar
1 ii a j Brookfnan. - - 49,.
BARK Irwin of Nass1m wsruel sat gay, 10 Gays, WIN
salt and mnhogany 70 ~ ~ nussey 70. v...,. O., L..
Brig Prestisslmo !of Baumoreh James Messna 81 days
Brig Mariana am Po De sanio, Lisbon, As days, with
Brig Mry Ida tBr Cam, Rio Janeiro March ID With cof
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with light head winds had no Trades Apr 50 lat -
days out May q ie 6s 50, brig Harris, from
Brig (9f Turks Islands Blackart, Porto Cabelo,
rs days with coffee, 10 Dalen Hiss 9Th Inst bat lon
bark showing signal black white and black, with
| letters n l In the centre. .
Brig Omaha COT East Machas Robinson barbados April
10, with molasses to Talbot Co. May lat 70 ~ Ion "
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away head foretopmast oreopgallantmast main
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the topcalant the time overboad with the
them saved. and the ohe Leonard mar
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Sermon ny Rev. Thresham Gregg.
THE rrrunE OF TIE IRISH RACE.

THE IT fVHt Ut TIE IKIHH hNtEs
An eloquent and singular discourse preached last
evening at 100 West Twenty fourth street, by Rev
Thrcsham Gregg, The Relation OF the Irish Race TO
the Future and the Pull Development, Of Religion" He
said that he did not express private statements
dvidual opinion. There have been great ntellects in
the world who have Knocked the Bible but there have
been greater intelcos, such Sir Isaac Newton who
sat the feet Of Jesus He has stated that thu great
hal which To destroy men, spoken Of Revelations,
referred 70 the improved artillery Of the present day.
This OBJ MON OF Sir Isaac settles tho point
- fana'icsln Babylon means the ungoily VOID in
gene ~ The Earhires supplied with water and iic
iyine up ~ great river Euphra'cs noa0e that re
suint ef inndcilly wa. be exhausted lhe kuys Of the
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Service commenced at half past ten yesterday morn
ing at the Baptist church in hacdougal street The
sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Omley. In the
course Of his address he dwelt forcy upon the fact
that mere enthusiasm the impulse Of the moment did
not by any constitute true religion. Religion
should be thoroughly engrafted upon the heart OF
man as Withstand the aud tear OF this world.
Those who carried away impusvey by any ono Of
the religious theories were like those who
would plunge madly into contest without making
sufficient preparation Such religion sure 10 pass
away as soon as the impulse ceased Religion In
a great many instances tho creature OF circum.
stances For instance men were led into II by
those by whom they surrounded and for whom they
entertained feelings OF love and respect but the real
heart and soul OF religion enabled 20 alone and
think for himself allow others think for him.
FORM and dwclt forcbly upon the hollowncss hypo
crisy OF who outwardy would observe the Sabbath
most rgdly and oppress the poor dur ns the remainder
OF the week. SUCH conduct was unchristsn such re-
igon merely form. He also said that there great
deal Of that religion Of form In Mexico With Its magnd
icent temples and churches there still absence
OF true religion, aud consequently the country was
downtrodden aud oppressedthe victim OF every unholy
and vile foot that might choose 20 tread upon her soil
Here, In New York. the city might be fun OF churches
and gorgeous temples, and yet be entirely empty of
Christians. good and holy life the best religion
after all aud matter what differences might exist
with regard 10 FORMS good life better gospel
than any minister could preach and holiness the
most convincing sermon Of all
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East mean the Jews and their way being prepared
means their return TO Jerusalem. The dragon means
the devil; the beast means political power, and the
false prophet the Church OF Rome, which claims
TO represent Christianity exclusively The three
uncean spirits like frogs that came out OF them, means
the ambiguous and mild language which Is now current
In the world The feter Is no longer used, nor the fag
got but soft and plant spirit is now adopted This
creates indifference and is working MIRACLES by bring
ing on a universal war Of opinion. After that may
look for the coming of Christ in his glory The
rend gentleman went to say that he messenger to
expound the passages referred to in this remarkable
year. He felt the Inundated condition Of his country
men, the Irish people, and he saw was because they
are Roman Catholics The abomination that maketh
desolae is In the Roman Catholic Church, and until that
is taken away he daily sacrifice will not be restored
In this the sacrege prophesied to be dis
covered and the daily sacrifice restored In this very
year, sure Of this as lam living The Irish
will be uni ed to Professionalism this very
year and they will be the most stern advocates of Christ
alone and in the day of their conversion they will give
the death blow to desposm throughout the world This
will be the last triumph of Christianity. They are the
most iniiexibe in their religious opinions and
be the greatest triumph of Christianity A
nation so asute SO intellectual and SO full
of genius naturally be forever enslaved either
in politics religion The stone that is to strike the
image and become mountain TO gil the whole earth
the conversion of the Irish in day
The preacher considered Puseysm bastard form OF
Romanism, and that the prayerbook OF the Episcopal
Church cold indefinite, and wanted TO breathe
the spirit of living Christianity He concluded by call
ing upon his hearers TO maintain the truth Of Christian
ity above all things.
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Sermon by the Rev. DIR. Hildreth.

This time. honored pace VI worship crowded yes
terday with the members Of its congregation the
cason OF on the Divinity OF Christ delivered
by Rev. DR.. Hldreth In the evening another sermon
was preached This church has regular pastor pres
ent but Thursday night clergy Will be appointed
to It, DR.. Hdrehs Sermon expatiatng on the graces
bestowed on mankind by the redemption and giving
elaborate argument the subject Of Christianity,
listened To wi tn marked attention.
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s HlPPIN @ NE w S.
Port or New York. May 13, 1866.

ALMANAC FOR YoRK-THrs
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