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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14
EXTENSIVE RAID on RUN.

SENORB OF SIX LARGE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, n
ENORMOUS FRAUDS UPON THE GOVERNMENT
FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS PRoMBRD-SEAeLY
Sl,OOO,~O INVESTED IN FRAUDULENT OPERATIONS
-TnE DisTILLERIRs USDEa GUARD.
Certain United States Revenue officers have re
Gently made quite extensive raid on the rum mills OF New
York Brooklyn and jersey City aud seized one in tho
two in the second and two in the astnared city The
tllery known Domains, Of Thirty nnthst ana
Tenh-aye. operated under the OF Haymaus wa
seized and placed under the charge Of officer One on
seized Jersey City formerly occupied by H0rnaa J.
Curtis more recently By Isaac Lowenstein Co. and IL,
other Is the weknown wssce distilery Prospect AZ
Raroadye Those seized In Brooklyn situated
the same block between Flushing and Park One Is
owned By named Wilson. and the other by Rove e.
town Creek and owned by one Bohm was also closed
Ii alleged that the officers under whose direction this raid
has been successfully carried out have obtained conclusive
evidence deliberate plan and combination to peeatc
series Of gigantic frauds upon the Government in which nearly
81 900 have been invested Further Developments
promised few days. Collector Wallis and Assessor Hal
sey the Fifth HewJersoy District and Revenue Agent
Richards have been engaged 10 the affair There doubt
less many engaged IN the business Of
eraudag the Government and earnestly hope the WORT
thus begun will be continued un al brought 10 usios
Those already seized under guards aLd their operations
will be suspended nuth the shall have been Raay set
tlst
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TEXAS.
Eleo,ion Returns.

From The Houston TelssuPh, Aug
srhe returns from eighty counties, nearly all com.
plete oficisl foot up as follows
Foy Observation-Disclosures. A.. l52; PesSe, 9,6sJ
Lfenn. Ggrdn0r-JOnes, f1fie: Lindsay. 2,l4
-Gener6i-WaltCn, al Bnnton sf' Binfie!
C1S2.
Controller Richards 70 go: Shaw. .JC6.
characterization 20 66s Durham 49, Haffis Ios
Commissioner Of hs General Land O5e-Crosby SaJAi
Ward 302s. White. 600 . ooo,o n,
Srprerqs Court Judgts-COkc 25il2 Moore 290e; Don
lev t9sqs Willie % go Smith. 1880 Cleveland, ~ 49,
Ochiltree 1904; Bell 9J5; Caldwell $685. Jones 9415i
johnson l4l. 800 ...,- .. i,
The majority the Amended Constitution has increased
above 900 last footing up II IL certainly carried
by minority which will not be less than 1000 and may
ascend 10 5000.
we think about - 900 votes remain 30 be heard from, oil
which II is no more fair that wOthrds have
been thrown for Throckmorton His majority will be some
where in the neighborhood Of 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14
Grand Trotsing Fair at Buffalo.


buffalo Aug. IS 1865.
The great sensation of the week at Buffalo is the
grand rotting which be held at the Cold Spring mile
track according the following circular which has been
handed by H. Milard. ESQ., Secretary Of the Committee
GRAND TRoTTIN6 FAIR At BufFAL0Is 800 ~ rkh RI
sPTinp Mite Track Buffalo n. T., commencing Tuesday August
ras. ana ios ,o5 i9ST T days during winch time s
fEsr D4I-ITssoAy l-fre%iom ee so 70 60 70
beat in IN barnes ne ior all Lor.s. that beat aS Class
loo the third Two mile heats in 70 all hone,
90 70 the winning ho,. 900 to the second the third
s hes best three y n.y. Tree o 81 double teams 20 S s @
horse Soo the second and 100 to the third Mile heats best
Third DAY-THuEsDAY Glass s-MammOth Pemigm - If:
sS and ESQ to the osrtS Nile heat. beet three in i've in
e enter and tres TO ssI' free to al bor'es
60 lco the second aud 80 the third Mile
Every vi be msde have h q The n
ad welt '9sseful exhibition. Of IG, , hoIss. that
the ground. or disorderly pe,on admitted
Or before SAsso. he MONEY hs
Persons wishing 70 make from distance can address ITea
m 20 ~. s Bga.1 % s M eo s
Ing 10 the rules Of the Fashion Track, New ork
AT meeting Of the Committee last evening the following
entries for the premiums in the classes announced
Il will be seen that the most amoa, OF the trong Celebrities
Of the country contestants for the prizes and any amount
OF sp.!i Is sni W Ss Blond, Tho. r,wood
Do6Ss b.. m Lady Ps,ehsu sceyle, b. poshmaP
,orl = John Moulssey; o W. Dimmick sorl g. si Rich
40 ". D!mmick, Maud aud mate =. W. Engn,
Lady end r. Stevenson Blooner and Byron L. Ben
Lem, Eagle and Colonel.
CLA-l-aSerf emm,n eh. Nisgau; Simeon jane
N . Melton; r. McEoy eh Mazeppa C. H. Marsh bay s.
Robbins Grey Eagle b. Dubee bay Lady
Pstchen Jas Coulee Jesnneite John Waters CHI n Mary
Am; frank Kane blk s. Heart Of Oak q,
sJAnes l. Corr names bay st George fateheni L.
Dohbte b. z Dcrter; l.. l.. Dor.ey, Rolls Gold Dust
CLAss6-W. Wadswoh. bG skinswah j. H. BorAnd bay
Reie snou l. H. bay sprngye Chief; W. Dimmiek
b. Tom NsnI Steel bro Commodore Mutt John y
Stevenson ch Il. Byron l. Behham. Gray Eagle =,
Every one Is talking horse here and one would
CINE people be attcked by equine mania OF ma
gnsnt type have sent you the premnsfies Of the air
promise that future details Will reach you through the
ageni Of the Associ.ted Press. b.
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NAVY GAZETTE.
10y Telegraph J
nEnAHIrI.n

BY Telegraph
DETACHED.
AUGUST G. Capt. John L. Warden, from special
duty at New York ard ordered command steamer Pensa
cola.
Lieut. Commander Henry L. Howison from ordnance duty
at Washington NayyYaa and ordered to steamer Pensa
cola.
Lieut. Commander John c. Mitchell receiving chip
vermont and ordered 10 steamer Pensacola.
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant j. III. Eldfdee from navy
Yard. Boston, and ordered Ia steamer Pensacola
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant George A Smith and Acting
Third Assistant Engineer Thomas ]. Wilde, from iron clad
steamer MonadnOck and granted leave Of absence.
Acting Master Thomas Nelson, from steamer Don and
ordered 10 steamer Pensacola -
Passed AssistaDt-Surgeon Newton H. Adams ron ash
ingtOn Eayy-Yard and ordered 10 steamer Pensacola
First Assistant Engineer v Fraser. from Naval rendez
vOus al New.York and ordered TO steamer Pensacola.
Second Assistant gineer James j. Barry from special
duty at NewYork, and ordered TO steamer Pensacola
Third Assistant gneer Carlton c. Uber from special
duty Baltimore Nd. and ordered 10 steamer Pensacola
Acting Third Assistant Engineer Joseph W. Eltou from
tug Pilgrim, and ordered 20 steamer Pensacola.
Acting Third Assistant Engineer james W. Hawley from
iron clad steamer MonadnOck and honoraby discharged
from this date.
Acting Third Assistant Engineer Aphonzo Bgelow from
flagship Vanderbilt and honoraby discharged from this date
oRDfKED.
AUGUST 6-Assistant Surgeon James Nj Flint, Paym1ster
George L. Davis citing Master William Barrymour Chief
Engineer W W. Dungan First Assistant Engineer Henry 3
Daniels Salmaker Thomas o. Eassett and Acting Carpenter
Leonard UanscOm, to steamer Pensacola.
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Produce and Other Markets.


g : w.si!-'sls' $50 bush rejected MlTsSsss !. 9
1890 b,sn 6oc including load Of No at 7oc es'in,
dill at e1c Oats inactive held at Sc; lof 20 ..
s So%%s 'PS s' 81 30 Lard ssss wI
Canal Ere shts-whea &c. Corn 49, oa's &c 70 York
1883; whss 1900 Corn l57.7se; Oats seer. canal Hr
portswher, 1870 Corn. l9I,77Si Oats, 1880 Barley
3ll56.
August ll-four quiet at az advance Of l0a2oo Whes
unsettled rain Saturday night caused al
vance cfssioe sales at 81 5sssi 81 for 10 closing
a "a g. o co On at ealS S5 SS i Tss
firm At an sdyarce q ~ Corr C. to B BIZ oS Rses
1900 bush Oats shpnents-l coo bills Florr 800 busl
Wheat lG7 600 bush Corn 100 bush Oats
al aiLyAuKhE, -. w.. ,.,.,,,.,,
sales at g IS, cosiIg weak at Corn quiet At s1is
S t: steady Sc Ess'p g S FSS bp.s ' w sS
1900 bush Com 1900 bush Oais,
August I3G nj .0gr active and higher, sales Of cs
ss' ~ o ~ w III or Double Extras beat opened
81 ~ OI H., sotosly higher sscs early 1900 bush
No Chicago Spring 10 and lot Of new Amber STATE a.
g o At the close 19es Were n 5ID bs ~ aenaaS SAILS
ss oS6 bush No IEos al TO- Rye held at zoe Ch.
Sa wss & cS 8a 'iS aR
10 900 bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn Canal exports isa
bbls. Flour, 1860 bush Wheat 300 80, bush Corn
August l3-Fiour quiet Wheat 5aloc. better Whits
N ss Sss AMBER 8 SS.
Al al Corn firm &c better; no White SIC Oats shade
6rmer Rive auetke Fregts unchanged Receipts for the
past wesk-4Ooo bb iouI, 1900 basb Wheat $4,000 bush
Corn bush Oats 1000 Bush Rye loo bush barley
Exports 00O bids Flour 1900 bnsh Wheat 1900 busA
Corn 1900 bush Oats 200 bush Rye and 100 bush Barley
AT ALBANY.
MAY l3-G p m.-Four active 25aJOc. higEer sales 2oW
bbs Wheat higher; 200 New Amber State, " 80 OAa
ul a. zoe for hiw sukee Corn unchanged ct eO1slo
ales 20 eco bush Whisky - % Shipped by oEs sunday enS
to.day-Corn 30 900 bush. Wheat 100 bush, kys W.
bush Passed EGitoBvnle3J loads Corn, ~ lotds MA
loads Rye. TOAD Flour AID load Wheat One oi our
honses have commenced receipts OF new bafey r.
,-- AT BALTIMORE.
Ang l3-Fiour quiet; hgs grades hrnl. WAeAi low
and arm Corn dul; sales OF Yellow and White az ~
81 10 receipts heavy. Oats active at iJG1c
lulI sugar firm, with upward tendency. nhnAI ~.
and scarce Western in bond, - JOds2 III.
AT BUFFALO. =
Aug l3-Flour quiet snd unchanged Wheat he'd no 20
Milwaukee Spring e. Corno62OoS oeso' Tpea1S 0s
sSld gs:,go e R 8 s Nominal Hs' Pork Ssn
a.? "a Isrd 9la2ite Whisky no""
Ireghts steady to New York 100. Cora ilc osts
7ic. Receipts as, - n0"i-rIour 466s, Wheat ities
Corn. l5llss oAi' ,co7. Canal Erports-Four A. 80
Corn, 94,'75i osts, $50; Barley. 3i.iSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14
THE CENTRAL PARK.

IMPROVEMENTS DURING THE PAST YEAR.
ina Board Of Commissioners Of the Central Park
us their ninth annual report which gives many
interesting facts and figures Of public interest.
WORK ACCOMPLISHED
The principal work been tho completion Of works
already commenced such the drives In the upper portion OF
tie PARK The bridges shaping the surface Of the ground the
- asn Of The Har,. Lake and the construction Of It's dam
and bank Ia masonry the work has oeen on inc
iacor wall 1000 acres bad oeen sSNn 70 grass
S sHns ss feet ' Of 6 g. aia GPS Pipe
The Improvements The mall and lerrac. w D
these among places Ia the PARK
tic tile for the ceiling Of the terrace and for the floors are be-
Nine hundred and fftysr movable seats capable OF
eommodang asa persons at one time have been provided
constructed during the year OF designs capable
Of modang about 100 persons Eleven rustic arbos
and have been completed with seating
modaons for 10 persons There a.3l7 square feet
awning sufficient to shelter 3 200 persons a, time
EXPENDITURES.
Tn the ls Of January 1896 the Park had cost o. 769
The total expenditure on construction for the year
previous year the great increase OF
The total number Of working days during the year M
artisan &c employed sas averaging five per day~Csrcia
siye OF contractors IDen)-34l.
The Commissioners that the OF sJ000O provided
for expenses sucen, for the purpose The prin
cpal item is for park and gate keepers, which amounts
together with their uniforms, to se.7ls.
WALKS AND DRIVES.
The Drive and ride completed or the Drive there was
completed previous TO Jan 1865 miles l76 feet com.
peed during 1865 23e feet or is5l00O miles In all OF
The Bride Road completed previous 20 Jan 1855 5030OO
niles OF the walks completed previous to JAN 1862 20
miles ie feet completed during 1906 mles sO6 feet or
PARK KEEPERS, POLICE, ETC.
There Park keepers, invested with police pover
and IS gatekeepers uniformed UNAUTHORIZED latter
being required order the roads special
The following table shows tho arrests made and there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14
The American Association Fer the Advance
usent Of Science.
so.ei,l pi.p,,el to Tn. \. y. Ttsuns.

- l7n BUFFALO Aug 49, ls66
arrived here last evening with the object Of
attending the sessions of the American Association for the
Advancement of Science which commence in this city the
re.sn week The Committee OF Arrangements have been
and energscsiy engaged for days in
the duties assigned 10 them but at the present
are not prepared report progress upon their don
e9sed 10 however that they have thus Tar sue
cseded in securing accommodations for 200 visitors ara esl
enng il was stated that about 200 more are yet 10 pe pro
yidsd f Tim, far the citizens Of Buheo do nol appear
have eoperated with the members 81 ne Comnttes hs
heartily as was anticipated they would and consequently
has been up hill work for them in the matter oil securing
quarters for the expected guests = -, IL, a. :. ho.o,
I'm ancipson Of the crowded state Of the city tie hote
keepers have increased their rates per diem ahg are
y airish In disposition well as in prices those who are
fortunate reap the benefit OF The "
ntee Of Arrangements will have occasion 10 remember nth
upon the meeting the Association from the IN
different attention paid 10 their comfort aud Tie eAoroLs
prActiced certain landlords In this city IL y mhter o
regret the Association could moi Lave hea ts
under favorable circumstances od cennot De
now; and Science implies the possession OF inr h ~
philosophy the members of the Associano1 sns ~. 81.
VIII largely upon their store q dne a.
tor quality While INDUCING Dsher researches u
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WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Died.

BELsEa BSqSyS q Ssqi,y .Ts.iss Aug Willie o
S sSs wsSse.ds n n eS
BLYMson Thursday 9Th ia, William Byns Of coombus oAis.
aged ~ years. a
coRrELYoU-At Hemp,ead L. J., Sunday msrniry Aas n
Ellen Eliza owsid ouy child Of A. H. coeyon eyed m6as1s
The rai1ss and friends of family invited to s..ena tss
funeral tem the residence Of her the hsv a.
TEowad No zoe ttAnkia Putnam on I1ssasy AIS ~
at II O'Clock a.. - - n T. .
BOs-suadsplv Saturday Aug H. Francis BOs ss, N tAsA
Tie relatives friends gy respectfully rsas..sA. % 4.
Tue,dsy th o'clock hsensins vii be ssAss
to Cypfes. Hills for ine'ment - .. -..r..l All I,
DoUGHTY-On Monday Aug u At Queens T. H. Bsn Doas&H
aged I. years. months aud - dsy. ..,,.u. a,
The ns Ss %s o1 q s as ere &.dn..y xas
2OcOck without farther notice Garages ~i De !. @
James jane !" sS Ga' l. l. I Railroad ''' ''''''
FNcHon suud, Ags q csSsrs nisnsam Mary A%.h a.
.s r. 1 3 g ss family are invited to .: .sss :ss
st2O'ciock p M
HAL-on Saturday evening Aug H. Fsne. Hal in the sd
The relative. and iend. family respectfully invited .
isSa es 1 n. on fSea,y s,suoou at Sociocl
HrGorNs-on sundsy morning H. hr Anne Meis Hise
The sss. saS a ls % are sasss lie sn.
son in1sw J. j. lie Const No. ssvsnhsvs -
HoLMEs-At Port Chester Monday morning Aos IL David
The friend. and relative. the family respectfully invited % =
tend the funeral from b.. s RESIDENCE on ass'1 s,s
Twenty and Fourth ., y The remains -
be .aksn o White Plains lcr internent
IENKINsA Yokvie Sunday Aug Ia Stella second dsrns
OF Jss H. and Anssine Theresa Jsaktns -.
Relatives. and .nd. s.'p.ssy sd E e Eau -:
on tuesday, ltb inst sts oeooa D m 80.
McoRATH-rn Rrooayn. Sunday AuF 10 Of dysenteY -
Soh wear Of bis younxes % ~ 4cO
Relative. and invited attend the fsrss 90
,ae 80, o'elock NJ dom father resiisnee, ftQy1H
St nssr fsirasss scoh brookyn csrrt.xss wm b mpne
sr, = On Mo- MsaI ss 2ss tss.a
s,.a.Sais :: Hll.s sas es.ss| :; 49, ss,i
months and n dsys -~~>es-s>k<Gaf2xssAsu
sMITFI-On Monday, Aas 10 In Brooklyn D. Hobart e. onA
Horses Smith OF Clan Cove l. l., eyed % years
Wednesday, nsS 3 C1sA
Chysc. Bsdlstays, Bsosk,n ss2 sessA Rssssyss aaS ~
family officers nsmbsss If ~ th nseie
,s,si 20. ., sSs'" Of the ESAys ~ - rs
sfERs-ou Mondsy ls Inst John spsirs Sod yssn ~
Hi. isnsssl viii ts pes o'clock M. ssy rss'dsy ss =
friends requested 10 attend his funeral without further sotss
sTUpLEY-on Monday iash sa Hssua Parker wis Of rss~
Fan~r. service. VII BE- held No. % wss 1Aisy-si.A -
"Wednesday Afternoon at O'clock -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14

The total number of deaths in the City Of New
York for the week ending August H. si6ths exact
number that occurred daring the previous week-wheh IS
equivalent annual mortality of 6e in 1000 ab.Ditants
or this number $50 took place in the public iostuonsan
of % rs compared with the week ending August
or the wb5e number of deaths $50 caused cholera Of
wbea Ice took place in the public asiuonssn increase Of
Il compared with the p,eyiOG. week The humber Of
deaths from cholera 10 & city proper for both the
amspsmsy 70 These coiDcidences seem 30 singular that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14

WHEELING. West Va. Monday Aug. 10, leso.
The severest thunder storm ever known I" nave
visited this vicinity occurred Sunday night number
bridges Telegraph poles aud houses were whsnen
family OF seven persons named Robertson resulD
six miles Of this city the National Road CARED
away by The food and al persisted msn and woman were
killed by tightening in tue city. Several casualties
are reported OF the city The trains on the Columbus
Pittsburgh Railroad stopped running to-day in
Of bridges al Portland aud bridgeport being washed
away Tho creek ali swollen aud The river has risen ak
feet The storm have spent fury within radius
of ~ niles There heavy rains aud vast hut 90
further dsnAge l, TepQttg1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14

1t will Do seen IRON table that the general health
VI the city improved Notwithstanding the increase OF
deaths chora and that the mortality has materially de-
creased Ihe Qr1sss IRON cholera took place
the first days Of the week and occurred in the institutions
Bsckwes Island onethrd of all shs deaths fgm cholera
ed Monday Of last week. after which time The NOR
tally from tins steadily diminished until last sunday
el there was sgan slight increase The table Is worthy
of note only ncyine comparison of the mortality fol
the See but also pod.iDs out the localities which
cholera found Its victims
NAMES OF THE DEAD.
There has been slight the number OF deaths
from cholera during the past day two On Saturday eight
deaths reported; SuRdsy . Yesterday however
- certificates OF death from cholera received the Blu
Records and Vital Statistics The following the
Of the dead: -.rr
Aug Il-John Masterson. S. Ireland. Broadway, near
Fifty .thrd-st. Ill 10 hours; John edward OBren. q New
York Onehundred and fifteenth st. Secondaye i'll IL
hours; Bridget Kennedy a. Ireland OF SecOndave.
and one hundred and tLirteepthst. III 10 hours
Aug l2Frederick Winth, AZ, England No. l02 Sullivan
III - hours; Thomas Corcoren A. Ireland No l42 Bsx
Michael Sands 49, Ireland No s0 East Forty eighth
st. III days; Mary BrspdoD, 81 Germany No 80 Cherryt
died Battery barracks Hospital Eliza Downey 20 Ireland
Battery Barracks Hospital, III 10 hours.
Aug l3John Nage 81 Ireland No. els East Fourteenth
ST. al 80 hours julia Ruoenstein g. Germany No. Is Mar
ketst III 10 hours Patrick Madden d. Ireland No 1873
Eighthst Battery Barracks Hospital Catherine Donnely
Ireland No ie9 Madison st. III IL hours; Mary Brien
10 Ireland No. l6 Washington ST.. died Battery Barracks
Hospital, Ill 3 days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14

NEw.ORLEANs. Monday Aug ii 100
There are no indications of martial law being with
drawn.
Arrived, steamers Monterey and Gen. Sheridan, from
New-York re.
CoIToS easisr sales 400 bale. Low Midding at Gz3Jci
Receipts Sugar unchsns sd; Fair lie Moasses
dull Gold, is7 Sterling exchange. iS5et5a Nav York
sIahaage diseeaat n Rar. ..E srae
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Gen. Rousseau to be Returned 10 Congress.

LOUISVILLE MONDAY Aus. 10. lecO.
IL is agreed to give the track 20 Gen. Rousseau
without opposon The candidates announced in the city
press have declined the aud Rousseau will be sup
ported unanimously for Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14
Naval Intelligence.

The United States sloop-of.war Richmond is lynga at
anchor above He'll having been towed from Boston by the
double Oceoa and tug The latter are ~
ing at the BROOKLYN Yerd The Richmond will proba
bly, brought the Navy tomorrow where she VIII
qapfv larl o
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nRCONsTRUCTIoN.
special Dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune.
wAsHrsoTos. Monday. August 70. ls6t
NORTH CAROLINA.

special Dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune.
on. wAsHHoTos. Monday. August 10, 1866.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Mslor Gen. John NJ Palmer who has been ct Raleigh, N
C. ns past two month"; President Of the Whesey court
srtis arrived today and bis resignation, which was
tsndered in February he pressed thu accept
(which this afternoon The General the state
aaairs 10 soath perfectly hopeless for Union
For fear Of pesonal violence those who woad visit him
81 ssht aeipg secsesy his part 70 their conference
res openly and defanty insult Union officers
N thu Streets and their treatment tcrard uniopists and
<tevtnsa d pssistls In the sxfreme.
TEXAS
"A Washington correspondent Of The Charleston
fsouth canslies) Hsss lRebeD sGysi.r -.
Aa sessr who formerly belongel 70 the ssa Of MAJ Gea
Butter was appointed 70 visit Texss observe the condition
m ehsrs there de has jss his report
the Waite House How the CO, appointmept is
fIan The President must have acquainted with
Radical bias and reuctance TO make hat an evil report
have heard something Of the hogh IL not published
ret and may not be- He gives revotng and horrible
Of the state Of society IL Texas political and social
He represents the whole OF The population a. losts 10
loya States lie states that wherever he they sd SIX
Ssgros day No one cond walk tide about aywh.re In
ths ssss without being killed nsuted he not
SEswA aud recognized Rebel Secessonist why did
they kill you y asked OF tie ledents Secretaries
hsfcfu ProydeHes and tie fedea gs the oheer thought
O., et9Ssa tlu Bat reports cSl1s4e1o u s0's u sX'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14

I
Tn. mammal number storms during the Skating
Of In all increased the expense Of cleanihs 'he
80 hn, ,hs nnmhrr OF days which there skating
Lsn an sny previous year with one exception The
kas Of the snow Is removed from The ice By horses but pcr
wv WORKS OF ART.
The contribution. Of yOsks Of art continue andin1,.ssd
The Scotch residents q the cry na,e 20 Tue
Thompson executed brunswick stone MT Thompson was
To- Stephen B Gwn. esq. Liverpool mer
shan, and native VI this city has presented statue N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14

ALABAMA.
The Mobile Nationalist gives idea Of how justice
is administered 10 that city 70 oOlorei people
Parties are arrested and thrown into the oaaboOs
night and IT, pext morning they have not been abe 10 nl
me one who can prove their with reclss indif
ference 10 what other people would call decenc uey
a condemned aud marched through tAe tic chain
gang Tie idea generally prevails that the chain &c.
lion except the OF dangerous characters but this
mistake The gang placed IN sIow, with large chain
over their shoulders and smaller leading from the
ankle Of each In this style men and boysloss rubs OF
ior perfectly inrocsr Of nv Qgse hc iaio and
others oDy guilty Of petty ebuion Of ompeT-are paaded
tlInurl Tho alrnets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14

In addition 10 these there are PROBABLY more thal TO spe
mems of imported birds beside large numbers OF domestic
birds and animals. -. A.,
The ESTABLISHMENT OF Geological Garden has been delayed
An establishment kind proposed VIII involve large ex
endture The quest whether when completed 1t shall De
free visitors and supported by the Park iund or s 'a
mission fee charged has no, been determined m
The following is list OF the Park Commissioners ana on'
for the current years Charles H. Russell D. r. 6utter
Henry g. Stebbns r. N. Batchford, M H. Glnaeni rres'
dent Henry c. Stebhins; Vice. President NJ H. uIhneni
Treasurer and Controller Andrew H. Green oecreIAfs'
Thomas G. Iel1s.