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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-22

THE MOST COMFORTABLE AND RELIABLE ROUTE
--FRox-
New Orleans to all Points North or East,
Via xogans Daily Mail Line 9f splendid Ley PrsfigTe
where have choice of routes to the northern ana
His splendid road is laid with heavy Fish Bar Rail in
every respect equal Continuous Rail which prevents the
rough ang unpleasant motion and noise experienced on
This only passing through the great Prairie Of
with Baltimore and ohio Pennsylvania
and Erie & o b hgGg rss hs
Falls and the beautiful Of the Hudson FLYER or via
aS Ts9r With ali the modern improgement; and
new and comfortable Sleeping Cars, with clean bedding
Steamers leave the wharf at IakepOrt daily including Sun
days at y 80 NJ upon the arrival the L o &c
p Tra,n leaves Nobie depot corner Of ROYAL and
Ihpscom6 streets daily including sundays at making
road az Cairo for ali points North East and West
ber 6ewee Se G Mexeo and the northern and
cities Passengers allowed to stop any point named
Baggage checked to Cairo Feeheeked without
to any Of the principal cities and transferred at al
OTIHROTGH TICKETS to all points via Mobile and Ohio
Railroad office of Southern and Western Lite and
isree on Sleeping
kets for sale in Depot Office in Mobile fasseGgf5 WI
fore applying for tickets IN or11o pA1rRoAn
rare as low anu j. pFfi LEMISG Chief Ebgr sup
JNo G. MANN, General Ticket Agent. -
= TOMFORT, SPEED ANB SAFETY; vi
" lno Central RailroadQuickes route from New orear
D. to New York and all Eastern cities.
TWO DAILXTRAINS leave Cairo morning and eysniE
on arrival Of trains and steamers from the South
Time from New Orleans to New York-S& days
through tickets apply the office Of the New 0Tlen
jackson Great Northern Railroad a arondeet lis Cor
mon street St Char Hotel 50 Canal street az
Depot also at office OF the Illinois Central office Cairo
F' NJ. HUGHITT,
General Superintendent Chicago,
". p JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago
B. +. LONGLEY,
(9ADeraI Southern Agent Now nrleanA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-22
DONromARTRA1N RAILROAD.

Sunday Arrangement.
Steam Train from City every Sunday morning at aoclosk
An Extra Train will leave the City every Sunday oh
On and after MAY 9Th the Trains viii leave eithsp end
the Road Sundays, at every half hour, from until
o'clock l. H.
Fare, to and from the Lake same day, % cents
Passengers Gentiy StatOy motifs conductor
prior TO departure of the tFsin Fare is
GEO. PANDF iLY GenerAl Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-22
DIR. MAGGIEL's PILLS,

As an antbous remedy the following extracts from various
will be- it hoped sufficient Importance to justify
the quoting of them here
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-22

vTVHE NATGH.Ez DEaEOCRAT.
The TrWeekly Democrat Is published every EHeeday fhns
day and Saturday mornings, at SO per annnm tlsa
GOOD MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISERS,
having general circulation in the city and country
The Weekly Democrat Family newspaper, pabiishedSTes
Monday morning. at IS per annum. -, r.
j. BENZ CHANDLER, No. ~ gsIondeet street New UT,
lean is oar authorized agent the city Of New Orleans aa
tbs portion Of Lousans Mississippi bordering on ths
Now Orleans jackson and Great Northern Railroad
'' ' MEAD BOTTO.
. Publishers and Propretors, Matches, Miss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-22

RATr1EsNAxE CHARMING TURKIEs. A very
strange and novel occurrence took place on the
Sipnemahoning near Wistar, Pennsylvania, a
short time since, yet Its trghfnness can n, be
in that vicinity, who were eye-witnesses.
The attention Of resident Of that place go SMr 7;
house, whore large flock OF turkeys were con,
gregating uttering wild and discordant cries, and
iuttering in the greatest CONSERVATION. On ap,,
preaching he observed huge rattesnake, coileed
up in the act of charming lordy gobbler of the
flock, who was gliding swiftly in citcuit with
eyes rvited on the CLASSY orbits of its captor and
gradually approaching its venomous jaws. Mr..
McClelland quickly dispatched the bold intruder,
and the turkey was set at liberty; but strange to
record with its eyes so siugulary ransfSed that it
was unable to move ahead in direct line, and as
it retired from its yanquished foe moved obliquely
with q shamblng gait at dusk on the same day
q snake equally as large as the one destroyed
came into the same mans dooryard, and began
calling for his absent mate, rafting loudly. 1t
was summariy disposed Of and when measured
was ascertaned to be four feet in length, with {
tail studded with l6 rattles
The rattler must have been lieutenant on thu
snake police. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-22
PERIODICALS.
TUE PLANTERS BANNER
FRANKLfs, LOUISIANA.
DANIEL BENNETT, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
Terms of sHbseriptIon.
PERIODICALS.

+--1AN--'''7 LOUISIANA
DANIEL BENNETT, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
Terms of BubaeTiption.
FOUR DOLLARS (S8 for year, u n.sTVvo
DOLLARS go for SIX months, in savapee
Terms of AdveEtIsIngs
One and half dollars 1871 50j per for the ainssr
ton dollar for each subsequent, except WHERE
are inserted at intervals in which case they will in
ably be charged as new. ,,,, ,
eve weeks and charged accordingly.
HomoogatfOn Notices, SO
Announcement for Parish and Local Offices will be charged
SO, pay able in Advance.
All Communications for promoting the interests Of ind
societies will be charged for advertisements also
obituaries, tributes Of respect, etc. -.
Editorial notices Of advertisements will be inserted at ~
cents per line for each insertion.
No Credit whatever will be taken at this Office
TEIHE FELICIANA LEDGER-BAYoU SARA
4 LOUISIANA
PuBLIsHED WEEKLY
WILLIAM C. AENIs, Editor and Proprietor.
JB UNDERESTIMATE, Associate Editor.
Terms:
:. :. ...................2 70
. ADVERTISING:
one ~
Each subsequent 1ss-tion. ~
Work. Of al done with neatness and dispatch.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-22

Rev. s. Herman, Of the German Reformed Church kutS
town. Berks county, Pa cured Of Dyspepsia of twenty
years. standing,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-22

At meeting of the Board of Directors held on the day
of june 1866 resolved to declare Scrip Dividend OF
Forty Per Cent on the Net Earned Participating Premiums
for the year ending the ls day Of May 1866 for which Ger
ces will be issued and after the first day Of Augustnex
Also to nay on and the second Monday in July next the
balance Scrip issue of 1885, and six per cent interest In
Common Currency notwithstanding scrps OF the Company
DIRECTORS:
Ed Dunasseur Jehn Pemberton, David McCoard,
p Nasnaro Pierre Poutz, S.z Rel,
| L. F. Generes, H. Puig I'D Fetnahue0'
| / Morrau Hall Chas. sagory.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-22
A NEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN MEDICINE.
DIR maggleps Pills and salve.
A VIGOROUS APPETITE

And correspondngy strengthen the digestion They tone the
Liver Head steady the Nerves To those who
are not familiar with the use Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-22

Yours, very respectfully,
j. H. KENNARD, Eighth St, below Coates.
Philadelphia, December a. 1854,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-22
TRANSPORTATION.
.REAr soUTMERN MAIL noUrE

One Hundredand SxysIx Miles Shorter and -Four Hours
quicker than any other from New Orleans to New ok
Baggage checked through Fare low the lowest No
detention anywhere the Line Elegant Sleeping Coaches
on all Night Trains Tickets good until used Be and
purchase Tickets via Great Southern Mail Route. For
Through Tickets and information 90 Csrondelet street
l3 Common street. Rptunda St. Charles Hotel and the
Depot Of the New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern
Railroad, JULIUS HAYDEN,
CieneraI Sontharn Pas.engar AGENT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-22

MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE MOST COMFORTABLE AND RELIABLE RouT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15
xrs,rin. Prussia. and Etsi,.

Intelligence from Vienna, Berlin AID Florence con.
sinues men6eing.
Amarnen;s vigorously pCshed forward by Austria,
goods had been suspended on Tie trieste Ran
read IN order 20 quicken military transportation.
At Berlin il expected that further augmentation
Of the Pussan army would be made and rUmos bad teen
current but proved false that Prussa troops adaoualy
entered SaxoDy
Florence telegram TO the Paris Temps states pos.
lively that Gen. La Mamora about 10 assume COM
nand Of TIE army and be succeeded u tie Ministry by
BaIoD Rioasoh.
Rnmors were again current in Paris that England and
France would otter TO mediate between Austria and Prus-
ssa bot were not generally credited.
The Pussan note OF April q in reply 10 the Austrian
asrseh of the Goth expresses surprise that Austria shouu
have withdrawn her forces from Bohemia only TO continue
smanents etc, and that the imperial Government has
not called on tie Middle States 70 dfaD. Russia says
The dspsob is stii ready TO reduce her army TO peace
footing il Austria viii carry into effect heI consent 10 take
The Berlin correspondent Of The London T,mes says
Italy began 10 arm month ago, at the time when the
ave German Powers IN the hight OF then dispute
Austria was ahont 10 dssrm when The pnde OF the En-
reror was aroused ty the Ireparaors which itay haa
eSnneIoed with the view Ct striking blow IN case OF
wal between Austria and Prussia. Austria then began to
ann instead Of disaImDe, ard Italy rear1sd menace Tor
menace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15
The Cholera in Rpslnpd'

FROM The London Times
Tho news that fatal case OF Aslatlc cholera bss
AZ Bristol ustifes the warning issued ast Week
a. ounei The person attacked was sailor who w
srt come over Rotterdam 70 LONDON ana oouUless
f,curht the seeds of the disease with him. lhere ~
time Tor our boards Of health aud municipal bodes 10 prepare
valuable safeguards against the approach OF cholera ibIe
are spots in almost every town which medical men men
rcpld point out the favorite hauns OF fever and
milton and in nine out OF ten reasons could
h. assigned for their cnheaihiness. To these spots AZ
tsston Should and once be directed for they ave te
vptpings through Which, anywhere the cholera sure 10
SrS An entrance As thunderstorm may sweep over cry
vlout doing any mischief unless projecting tpre chances
se attract the epidemic may hover aroaho
Tithout lodging itself there II 1t ind no vuinerahe
vout FOR its focus II 10 that all the ercust
r1ieh determine the course Of cholera are NOT ye,
sscsrtained why it should be checked by soa
vsaier why 1t should remain dormant when onecae, ,
and resume its onward from the same olsfct
INV II should rage fercey in seaports why n should
near 10 follow the OF rivers or why should spare al
the counties OF England no one eau
eyplaip What do know and what most concerns " W
lpow IL that while place class OF society secure oi
nuny from IT, those places and those classes when
Let sanitary duties most likely 10 sunei MOI moIe
sbsn month ago the mortality Of Liverpool had risen 70 an
ANIMAL rate OF more 50 per thousand rate whcn 10
more than double what should be- and even In cpoief
seas0p would appalling The return Tor last week
rate OF 80 Der for Liverpool Manchester ana
Without undertaking to say whether or how Tar This
mortality IL prevenbe feel bound to point out
shs II demands serious and immediate consderation what
sver raises the usual deshsts Of the town ABOVE 40 ocl
sye invites the cholera and whatever means avail 70
tha formidable intruder at distance VIII amply repay nel
pcst by improving the central average Of hean among ~
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15
Latest Ship News.
ARRIVED.

ssnsp Terfa fBr). Lsnsands LiveTroo May via Quse~
and 212 pass T. CCnard On lJth inst %
p at ~ So long % H. passed Imam and National STEAMSHIP
Co. steamers bound L,
a23 ps to NJ Edge Had births sId deaths Oh ias
BaIk Ate;rs ols.esd ss days with lesvood hi'de &c.
Bris ber of Ha1 N ST. Farrell Shields co days, with
w Meyer Had heavy wtater; carried away main ya-d
and split sails March in s 81 90 Ions ~ .l IN vita bs
Harre. Arirosssn BoTdesx ste With 'res
close under her three Of the 81
Jumped lowered boet aud pulled around
supposed they drowned by the bos
being lay gde filed snd the big sank at "
March 2s lat 50 80 long 81 spoke pilot boat
No 20 Of sy and put the three on toard OF her T. 20
Brs u onde lBr) Potnsn Maitland u 8. with plaster to
Whitney Go. - 49,.
Schr Henry Crosby Armstrong Haven. Sandey 3,h 't
Of sands Point split sails during the .qun ron wtstwafd
sLr Martha King Doan ApsscAicoa 10 day With ced.r ~
r. II. Coe ra,.,.,,.
sehr 8. Il. Thsmas Arnold. fall River GIante
Schr Jllis Ann Nicierson, Bridgeport.
schr. NsIoca. Pstsn Mystic 49, 49,
schr Typhone Css,on, New.Hsven for EBHahe'hf'uL
Ship Isaac Webb, CrowelL from Liverpool, q days
Ship Arnold Bonninger, from Roterdanl.
Bark NoTden (Norw.l. Anderson, togi CefiL
WIND-At Sunset, NV.
TIE bsk Thomas Williams from Liyepoo ApAschico,
ashore on Island C,zume lncan and stsI uumnrs
heavily got found the easrg badly tia. To
pnmus won not her asher.
the Island Mogeres Nucatan) The night Of AI ~ ad became
Bark Ps'eno Mccsy hence March e ir Mansics Atsf
peencins OF dssters ded back IN the lshhp On 80
IA pilot and anchored whence owed TO the cry ~
steamtug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15
Greas HTiteiN.

4. the House q Commons On the Cd the ID leeaiZng
Marriages with deceased wiz sister WIS Ieeeted ~ II
majority. .- -. an.
Ssttertbwae's Circular dated on the evening OF the
2d SAYS We have 70 report a weak and declining market
FOR American securities There bad been buy httle &c
saed for home account end quotations have beeD almost
sBtrty governed by continental operations which GaI
The past week have been principally large sales Of 52Vs
They close stoDg % CS4G@l, while limos CentIas
and Eres relatively even moro deIressed me former
tic Great Weston participated IL me general depres-
s,on and detentures close az 1915.
The English funds continued droopng, and much
hsayiness and uneasiness prevailed The discount de.
and at the Bank had been heavy aid the draw Of gold
eOI the Continent continued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15
Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL, May 4, evening-CoTToN.-Ihe saies
n Inc veek foot I'D ~ eco bales including 400 bales 10
spocustos and bales TO exporters The market hos
SsIed dull with o decline Of I'D. on tie week on al
xescrptons The sales day ridsy) go beet m.
clUdps 500 spectators aud e1porers Tue
slssea aud unchanged 81 the following quotations.
rIesps l6ld Fair Mobile l6d.; Fair Upland l54d; Md
ding Orleans l4ld; Hidding Mobile I'D Middine Ul.
Ind l3id Stock in tort 7e5oo0 bales including 52eoco
baIee Of American.
Preedssufs steady and unchanged
Provisions very dull and tending downward.
TRApE RrPoRi-Tbe Manchester market lie Tat Will de-
slinug tendency foT Goods and Yarns. -
rNpos Nav eyening-Consols closed 81 e6ideei for
r. -; retlrn Of the Bank Of England shows a
s Ss,s,, in bullion q k@s.e9.. -.
AHTxc An sIcuMTirs-Ile latest ttes were u - ps
Twentits o9.; Illinois Central RAILROAD "f~"ei i'' '
road le4alSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15

LIyE6IooI, May 4-The steamship Helyeta, from Law.
srDoo "a for New York las put back th the ohoeraon
board Two deaths occurred before she reached Queens
town from Liverpool
The National steamship Line have decided TO stop Ger
nan emigration through their vessels. -
The Government has ordered full examination OF Oil
German emigaIts before their admission TO England.
The cholera msde lie first appearance among The Ger
nan emigrants while they were in Liverpool.
Gladstone budget repeals the duty on timber sId pep
per- and proposes arrangement the reduehon OF the
National debt.
The German-Italiap question remains unchanged.
Italy has teeaphed 70 the French Government that an
engagement Teen entered into MOTTO attack Austra
ne Paris BoaIse is iIaeI, With az advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15
WAIT or GEys. srEADMAN AND FULLARToN


A meeting was yesterday convened by the freedmen
Of Ills town to consider the statements which had been made
by Gems Steadnsn and FullarOn and the letter which
ppesred in The Herald on the Cd inst 1t generally felt
nat the course adopted BY those gentlemen was intended 70
the Bureau and not to correct abuses ana tha he
statement that gentlemen who demanded an investigation
into the conduct and administration OF r. fz hso NOT
made those charges with any desire to benefit the freedmen
mt from mere personal spite gratuors insult unsup
rt,d by even shadow Of evidence but 10 direct soDradc-
Tor 10 the whole Of the which were well known to
many the audience The assembly which was large ana
ors which their spontaneous uerance no one else hsy
% asa, EMBODIED or tie words by which they
hea. pleased His Esce.ney andrew johnson pIedent
Of ne USS s state: 4. I pPGs s rfsG@
:ss sss The
a., place =. very pr.c.roS, condition Be R..o.sea
h sa.S U' a Of suffrage the ony psseeh. pro
.n Own :. DS. s 1hs dn rom wh.,
would % Indicted white for .na ossnss .. long a.
: .:s.s. = : 70 Be &:
any while Whit. ",t :. hour without nO'.s.Oni
Cd, :: fss.is.s s"..a az isdso.:s5s nss.
81. S. y ss;
sssssssd yet &c. ..iy p.o.. hou.:
.oa Gs g w. ~. I nsou
q, rsmc,ns bat greater why .hOad be
III i1s 90 long a. the Feeders, grant u. til.
and We w hold responsible before Geo for protection and
bsv. that this protection viii Be beet secured through the Freed
usns Bureau -, =
~ That thankfully scknowedee the privileges secured to BY
sAs Cvi Reh the elective franchise
viii further special protection from the
friends
be able M ourselves every desired OF dssr
okls means of.prosperity. ,.,,,.
Tbai pot bold high sounding words or multiplicity
- bot which louder hsn wds are the standard
ws sbsl the majority In
sspss have svidspced s to exhaust ever. effort
40 "a al OF freedom recognize them and
~, our snds and doubt the sincerity Of
tended friends who oppose thsL genera Is,sy
He. Ckss Sun nss aesup Stevens V The sttoIs Of
lAySsAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15

EFFECTS OF THE TORSADo.-We are informed that
the tornado which passed city Sunday afternoon
proved quite in the ncghbohood Of Cornwall In
Orange County Trees large size were broken on or torn
up by the roos bee hives cucumber frames and other move
able articles abandoned the premises Of their owners In the
most unceremonous manner and considerable damage was
done to Of the fine country seats 10 that vicinity In
Wilamsburgh and Green Point considerable damage was
done to trees signs and awnings shed in Unaerhs ship
yard was down. and lie materials scattered to consd
eabe distance On the Cypress Hills road wagon In which
man was riding struck by lightning and ono Of the
wheels disabled but neither the driver nor the horse were
injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15
MAINE.
An Rxpianasien 70 be Demanded Of m En-.
sIish Man.oEWar In Firing On . Pleasure

EAsTrORT Me- Monday, MAY "a, Itbb
ActingAdmial Boggs has just left here in the steamer
De Soto to demand explanation from the commander
of the English at St. Andrews in regard to the
firing into the pleasure boat of kohenston, with party
of Americans ON Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15
EUROPE.
ONE DAY LATER NEWS.
THE CHOLERA In ENGLAND.
The German Italian Question Unchanged
yIrHEb PoRT, Monday, Nay IA, 1916.

steamship horayiaD from Liverpool Sd VIA London
DER, 4h inst hes passed this point en route TO Quebec
Her sdviees are one day later than n steamship City Of
Paris.
The steautbp Belgian, rom Ireland, Irved out Oh the
4th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15
Announcements

A superior assortment of English Royal Velvet
Body aud Tapestry Brussels Carpets at HIRAM AkDERsoNs
B0weEy Lowell ply and Ingram Csrpets ct rsaaesd prc ~
grain Carpets tee. pc, 4 10 81 70 per yard hngsh br @
Carpets So 81 IS ~ yard. - Floot On Cloths o'
per yard srpror OhClo,h ec 70 VI yard Isee r
Piano Window Shades Rugs Mats stair Carpets Once and
Church Carpets low price,. Superior White and Checked
Manning Mating paori White sDd Checked Mstnss
at yDc and SOC per yard. Look for No 80 BcwerJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15
VIOLATING THE EXCISE LAw.-The following pei

VIOLATING THE EXCISE LAW.-Ihe IOHOwIHB per
sons were yesterday aagnsd before Justice Dodge on TIL
charge Of violating the Excise Law in having kept ths
saloons open for the sale Of liquor on Suncsy:
Charles Becker, No II Woosterst
Charles Koch, No. ia Prince
Michael Ordner N. 1l3 Greene st.
George Miller, Nos 81 and - Esst Fourteenthst.
Philip Owes, No Is Thompsonst
Jacob Rannchart No. $50 Springs st.
George Illis. Noa 81 and % East fourths-
Joseph brimsr No. 100 West Thirtisibst
VIM 0snrsnek. No. l6 Lsroy place.
Geo. w SHAW, Nc. II Nsrcsrst
CbAa. Scott. No. s3i GIssaest
Chss. kossler, No. 100 Woostsrst
Tie prisopeB were held 10 boil IL the q ESQ sseb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15

naot,m for the highest good Of citizen for the safety
of the Republic and spotless example to the nations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15

SMOKE. BURNiNG.--THE SOLARTYPE was the I'M
portat discussion before the American Institute MAY 49,
a. saving 81 Ir producing great heat burning sook
keeping Ere for 20 hours and Its se1.a application t. eo
ba,ion operation No ii Chambers st,
the valuable State ard county rights sti be Is, -
Patente Parties intending to puIcha'e sToyfs FURNACE
will DO well from those having the hight uss this improve
ment and the whole cost yearly In fuel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15

TURKISH BATHS, No. - Laight-st., IRE again open
the public enlarged and improved Houss Gsus ~
to Q D D.; Ltees 20 u sunday, Cent? to Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15

LAUGHING GAs-The exhibition offered by Dr,
Cotton the Cooper Institute evening presents
several novel features Of attraction After the gentlemen IN
ladies nhale the gas At the close Dr. O. VIII adj
minister the in larger doses 10 several persons invited
from the audience producing profound seer durgg which s
edge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15

SOLDER FOUND DsowNsD.--The body OF soldier
was discovered in the Narrows off cr Hamilton saar
day Deceased black coat dark corded panaloons
gray vest and was marked on the with India ink &c y
Bat u s. Art" The Justice Of the Peace Of the town Of
New Utrecht held inquest on the remains but nothing I'D
portant elected and verdict Of found drowned was sA
dered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15

THE New COLLECTOR OF THE PoST.-Collector
Henry A. smyhe this morning Lis official bond, 10
L. District Attorney Courtney for approval His bonds
men are EfDgham Townsend, Francis shddy, Samne d.
Babcock and Thos. Garner, esq.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15

COLLECTOR SMYrHEs VISIT TO THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
Collector smyhe visited tic Custom House yesterday after
noon and was introduced Acting Collector Cnch and to
several Of the deputy collectors The object Of the call was
merely become acquainted with the persons N charge and
10 make some preliminary with reference to the
ASSUMPTION BY Mr. Smythe Of the duties " hs Office ExCo
ector Draper the United States Cotton Agent THIS
port gave Mr. Smytbe hu drawn from his expersncs
In regard 10 the aspstch Of business Nj Draper pAineI