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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-23

CHARGE OF OBTAINING MONEY By FALSE PRE-
rESCEs.-John ]. French appeared yesterday
before the Mayor 10 answer a charge of felo-
niously and falsely representing 10 J. 5.
Robertson that he was authorised to receive
from him the sum Of one hundred and forty
seven dollars, and did, by means of this false
pretence, receive twenty dollars, with the
intent to defraud John Giblin. 1t appeared
that Mr.. Robertson made n contract with
French 4 Co, on the llth of January, to paint
his house, and after the work was done he
paid French twenty dollars, he at the same
time requesting him not TO pay money TO any
one else. Mr.. Robertson did not know who
the Company was. On Saturday evening
Giblin called on him with Mr.. Livingston
and asked for money 10 pay their hands, and
he paid them ten dollars Mr.. Giblin stated
TO the Mayor that he entered into partner
ship with French to continue until the lst of
January, and that after that period he was TO
he considered an employee but TO receive an
additional dollar per day, in consideration OF
his services us foreman. Through kindness TO
French, and for the purpose of procuring him
employment, he (Giblin) allowed his name 10
be used. An advertisement had been inserted
i'll the Dispntct by Giblin, under the name of
French & Co, offering TO do all sorts of paint
ing, and signed by John j. French and
John Giblin. This advertisement was allowed
to continue in the paper until some time after
the lst of January, he meanwhile furnishing
the capital and material for work to be done.
1t was shown that another advertisement OF
similar character was inserted on the 18th Of
January, and no notice of dissolution had ever
been Published. Mr.. Livingston made state
ment to the Mayor in effect that he drew up
all the contracts between French 4 Giblin;
that on the lst of January he drew mp paper
of settlement, The understanding being that
the partnership was dissolved, and that French
was after that TO receive three dollars and fifty
cents per day for his services. He also drew
up the contract for Mr.. Robertson work, in
the name of French & Co. The reason he gave
for this was that French was to go on and pro-
cure work, for which Giblin was 10 furnish
the capital and material. While this, upon its
face, gave French the privileges of n partner,
il was privately understood that he was no
partner. Mr.. Theodore Ellyson, for the de-
fence, stated that the advertisements were in
serted in the Dispatch by Giblin's direction,
and that no order had been given for the dis
continuance of the last one, inserted on the
18th of January. After the hearing of some
other testimony, the Mayor said that il was
apparent that no criminal offence had been
committed, and he would therefore discharge
the party. An application of French's counsel
to the Mayor to issue Il warrant for the arrest
of Giblin, he declined to accede TO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-23

NEEDS IMPROVEMENT We desire 10 call the
attention of the city authorities to the condi-
tion of Broad street from Twentieth TO the
summit of Church Hill. We are quite conn-
dent that no repairs have been made upon this
much travelled thoroughfare for number OF
years, and the consequence is that IL Is full OF
holes and pitfalls, which every rain renders
worse. Indeed, a rain OF twenty four hours
produces mud of such depth that travelling
with vehicles Ii almost matter of impossi-
bility, and the spectacle is frequently pre-
sented of stalled horses and enraged drivers,
whose situation always excites commissera-
tion. The sidewalk on the south side of the
street, within the city limits, also needs atten-
tion The numerous inhabitants of Church
Hill, as we'll rs those whose business calls them
over there with vehicles, are ciamorous for
some attention 70 this matter, and we earnestly
hope that remedy viii be speedily applied
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC-JASUART 90, 1866.
Sun rises O3I Moon sets, morn. 90
Sun sets. .457 High water......... S.45
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-23
PIANOS.

IANO-FORTES.--T subscribers
i have now commenced receiving their supply Of
PIANO O-FORTES
from the estab ed and reliable mandatory Of
JOHN b. DUNHAM,
New York of whose instruments the Subscribers
have sold so large a number In former years
They respectfully invite all interested to call
WOODH0USE Il PARHAM,
Late James Woodhouse & Co.,
10 Ill on GnYernnr street. near Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-23
COAL AND WOOD.

D J. WHITE, DEALER IN AN
~ THRACITE AND BITUMlM0US C0nh' Cnnhh' eVni Az
COAL as superior Tor cooking and GsMLnins. SMsa sTY
It. Coal kept dry under cover: o~Se scr9S . r:
siSs The dock Orders len ct Wagner's drug store,
Corner sixth and Broad. promptly attended b.
de 23--ts tt - - 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-23

GUNS AND PISTOLS.-Wei invite the
~ attention of the public to our stock OF
DOUBLE-BARREL SHOT GUNS,
BREACH-LOADING RIFLES,
Smith and Wesson's celebrated
BREACH.LOADING CARTRIDGE PISTOLS,
COLTS AND OTHER REyOLYERs,
CARTRIDGES,
POWDER AND SHOT,
ELEY'S CAPS,
SHOT BELTS AND POUCHES,
POWDER FLASKS, &c.
Orders received for any kind Of SPORTING
ARMS OR PISTOLS.
MITCHELL & TYLER,
dell-ts los Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-23

RE L l Eff ASSOCIA-
II TION-AN APPEAL.-The directory of the
RICHMOND RELIEF COMMITTEE Z having
appealed to the whole country In behalf OF tn. the
poor Of this city, consider that special application
should be made at this time to our own citizens
The demand upon Us for relief is most urgent, and
we request those in our midst who have the means
at their nd to send in their contributions at
once Let it never be said that the citizens OF
Richmond appeal to others for aid in relieving
their poor while they are unwilling to contribute
themselves for this purpose. The liberality here
tofore displayed by our citizens in contributing for
the relief Of the poor from every section OF our
country is the best guarantee of their Willingness
to contribute to the extent of their ability,
Contributions in money may be forwarded to IL.
E G, BASKERVILL, Treasurer, and all supplies
can be sent to MARTIN CARDOZO.
OFFICERS:
JAMES A. SCOTT, President.
r. j. CHRISTIAN, Secretary.
H. E. C. Baskerville, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
Judge William II. Lyons, William BELL,
Tbnnas w NcCance William Z. Tanner,
William p. Munford William Willis, Jr.,
Asa SNYDER John Purcell,
I r. Watkins, John Dooley.
la l9--6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-23

THOMAS J. BAGBY, REAL ES-
CHANT-FoR SALE Best RED and WHITE ASP
ANTHRACITE and BITUMINOUs GOALS:
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly hled.
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully asks
continuance OF the same.
Ofice No. Wall Tor Efficiently street, betwesa
Main and Franklin streets. tn do u-3n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-23

FTNHE DISPATCH is printed on TYPE
l. MADE At THE RICHMOND TYPE FOUND:
RY. Every article requisite for Printing once NJ
Northern prices. ii. l.. PRL0UZE co..
ia l0-3m Richmond. Va.
The New York herald., 1866-08-03
NEW YORK, FRIDAY. AUGUST B. 1866.

vnntage need scarcely that II snbIect OF great
diihcoty, a. II s Of great Importance. aerer
n1s mgr II b<isrer IA Ae do triae o. issus ~
n@ u ak taev posi- k. Tnat question has been
very well settled by scotchmnn VT Fullerton,
who was very considerable authority on the sur
tect, and whose work IL adm rab.c one With regard
70 the main CONT to the banking system aAd tho
effect or the law upon the present state OF AFFAIRS, do
not wish my opnionsma the value Of thet opin on
may teto De regarded authority for this PROPOSE
ton that change in banking system conld relieve
the embarrassa wo are experiencing at the present
moment believe ihd, Me crus's ~ lhoe cmtdrrnsy-
rents dsep and ezt-asre u1l 4 Gtnerniv
supposed and that as before observed, II il want
Of capital and not want Of currency, arc suiler-
Ing FROM At tho same mo must admit that
nothing IL more legitimate than the wish expressed that
tho present system shonld be inquired into give 40
opinion upon the general question. II did should 50
into largo discussion which would yon and lead
70 no practical resn II will be discussed In Parianent
thers we will be ablo TO give opnon aaf h1pc and
have doubt the House will decide according 70 tho
merits Of tho question 10 be considered.
The dapntation then retired having thanked the rghs
honorable gentleman for the courtesy with which they
had been received.
The New York herald., 1866-08-03

and the entire country, proclaimed and under martial
law, thus sustained blow from the effects Of which ny
years OF qot win not recover IT, visit 20 any OF the
summer resorts In Ireland viii show this Killarney,
always crowded with strangers Who from all parts OF
OF the lakes, 10 all but deserted Wicklow With is ac
OF Avoca, Glendao0gh and Powerscourt, the Giants
Causeway and ndeed all Ireland as far as visitors are
concerned, Is quite forsaken Trade also - at perfect
stand still English dealers win not cross even 70 Dublin
10 purchase goods; and all this Is owing 70 Feniansm
Is THOUGHT sTgfHESS
congratulate you being likely 10 have prolonged
visit from tho O. o. l. r. indeed II would not asnnish
me TO hear o. his pitching his tont among You ana run
ming for either School Commissioner or Alderman of The
"B0ody Slxth.n BY all means elect him gas oihcer'
II there be such appointment For his heaiihs sake
be is likely TO this country as " he does,
and escapes the law officers his deluded countrymen
likely TO give him but ssi!ot shri" There IL an i'm
nense feeling OF iudgna,on az his conduct. and the
prevalent opinion IA that he Is the traitor who has
made fortune out Of Irish creduliy TIE recent
letters Of John Mitchell who for all bis pro-Southern
views, seems honest man, fully prove stephens TO
have made few la hta statement Of ya
reccivd after all would not be very much aston
ished II John Mahony not discovered 10 be moro
"snned against than pinnnr.n When with Irisbmen
worsarping men, aud take % loving principle fos
pohrars Axp svrE~Y
fully endorsed by large majority of tho lrishmen
here and almost all have confidence In the honesty and
integrity Of the NOV Nement undcr their auspices We're
Canada annexed Irish conqns 10 the Uuion, all
hi-hmen here, think, would state thitler. III are
anxious tha another aile apt the border shond 10
made and Sweeny ard bis allewe-s will show light,
there none Who WI not wish hun God speed
TIE .Ew DICTATOR
with the advent o tory Overnpent, Kimberly, ata
W0dehouse, makes place Viceros for the saiqus Of
Abercorn. This personage has extensive estates the
nofib of ireland and is stanch Dranecman HIS sons
Lords James aDd Claude Hamilton, lrm supporters
OF tho government lie is sah to bave q good
shure or Irish biood his ins, bui IL r. much feared
that ireland will be much hcu acd under his adj
miuisiraon. in consequence % his Orange sympaslo
his fofma! entry into Dublin will take place in about
three weeks Time.
TIE CONSERVATIVE G,vgRKmKvr
under Lord Derby, u feared. Will not bo hoo 10 hold
the fcns OF power lone white-ldo has zen raised TO
the bench. N is hoped that the irish Chutch Estab
shnient viii be- done AMY with this sesson. alao
that charter will lie oil % the Cathnc University
ftese two, with better adjnstmeut o tic landlord and
Tenant ACT will tend greatly 70 improve the condition OF
Ireland
rti continues a. enormous rate Each vessel leav
ing here Is aVly Laden with tire, healthy atrcS,
which cannot fail 10 he Of aasantage 90 tre United
States, whittier most Of them wend their way IreiaDd
has not population Of four and qoartcr mil
lions
The New York herald., 1866-08-03
IRsLAMD.


ouExSsrowv July ~, 1868
coSnuryon or rHx oouxrRr
what may be the future Of poor unfortunate Ireland
few can surmse. Whether The Penians or after they
nave failed como oshsr patriotc organization may free
from the yoke has unwiiiingIy borne for centuries
whsher, - political economists viii have II, that The
will gradually bspome extinct and the fruitful
country In the world be used a sheep farm by Eng
1ssh cattle dealers, n dfhcuit TO Determine. From
present indications am inclined 70 lean 70 tho latter
rroerycrs % rpnAnm.
That anything accrue from Fenansm In Ireland
n absurd think or However strong the or ami
may have been. u d now deprived Of all virly
and even vitality 70 have been exsngu,shsd How.
ever formidable u may have bccn and I doubt G. o.
essphens' statement on that poiu. - b now utterly
yowerem 70 grappc with the mmenss power EnT.
land capable " bringing into the neld In America
y0u 10 heN of three hundred thousand drilled
&C. &C. any s srs sr ~ n ssy rrroa e.s o.
neetef with TIE bo srs at al rrspccfsie,
and ~ tnis tern 40 no msan arscnuc bct edocAied,
N sseth ~ hllasrlf 20 he almost atone educated
man, and assorsdly morr than fnAch for bis unior.
tgnaic companions In cunning and fuplolty.
grTsTs vrsA~fwH
There few who viii not agree with mo that what,
sve. may nesc pesn he wron - ireland W ,ps pa.
ing. England vas being broawht 70 80 tho many
wrunRs she hsd ina ted, and gradually rtdrssiog
trodacea and " der market or Irisb prodnc,s was
eelas yearly opened Tbs growth Of ass success
fully Introduced INTO tts eoun aud exhibitions of nne
ans mauuacnres srf tho n&turnf products o. ne soiI
~ 20 lnffequenf cocurresca inshmes sslIi
tlnued - asesf sni with than The
pro efnnent< cf fbef colese and c1nraona instues
al Others. and with some fsw exceptions very
happy state of things had begun 10 exist rhe country
wHs thrcnged With tourists, who spent their m0ney
freely and refurned - thelr h0ss veady ~ bear
" TIE gensr~tsy. ho~pitsy sUd hnmcr " the Irlsh
rrssaniry. and the nnaxccd beatty Of Irsh scenery
The FeniAn etcisemsnt commenced, The tourists
f.aksboned y shsif homes business became ssasna,sd
srdk~ss~ msde. Ibs nx<ss Csrpus scs va sosesndsa.
The New York herald., 1866-08-03
pol,ticnr I,rm-.

MAss,cHuM7rS republican State Central Corn.
ini,,ee of Massachusetts will bold meeting 10 Boon,
on tho 7th nx the time and place Tor tho State Con-
venton
GEsERaL RoussrAu.-Lovell II. Rougoau II nominated
by tho Louisville y mocrut FOR Congress
EtgyF~n ItInsor. DsrRcr ~-Gcneral Eiwnri klicheil
has received he republican nomination for Congress.
samncla = Msrvhai, tho prcsent member will b, sup
ported by the democracy. He vas elected IN 1884 by
CoO0 majority.
Mass C~yryno. MiuaAs---A call In ont Tor a
mas Convention In Detroit, the 9th inst, %
operate with tho state Union Executive Committee 10
oiocting dol sgates 20 the Philadelphia Convention
o. rHr CosrSsaosAL--Ths Springfield R,pss'.srs
sunoancos with tho air ~ speaking by authority
that the republican party 80 FOR tho present gnorisn
tally without principe or policy ari tho albany
hresing Journal snys that snnsr and st1vcus 'lsfs
kept Congress for SIX months hamnering away Al I'm
practicable abs,ractons.n
Ton ira PYuLsDsLrmA CoSvxxv7.s John Qa,boy
Adan- son Of Charles rncis Adm, mo Minister 10
Englana hsads call In Qanry, MAsa. Ia favor q tn
phiisdephia Convention.
rnx O~c CaxrAsns --rhc r'liuerl csmpasgn IN 0o
vcomiss- V ID vigorous sni lively TIVE reps''l.
s.ns VII, piaes on th< .samp hon Aoran~ Maynsrs.
ss.rs A. " fvsrf~r oss~nd Asics, vs~s~riuk Haasa-
recs, asrs, Edward v Move, Hol A. 8 Perry, Juasc
TAR and Gcnsrai n H. Hayes
ELvy gsru ONO DsEr-r. Republican nar,rf Ton
vs.nuon aa Portsmouth, Augo-' 4 ~ + Bandy has M
declined resiscton, General William "A ross Of Iron.
ton wiii probably be nonina,ed
Co.0uEssvgs TO EErxp ttAaixA The
Montgomery lAlA diair,ct viii eiet Congressman
Tho Gr Monday Of september u NIL the vsoaney osa.d
by the death OF George Fr~esnAn Among tho ami
dates Colonel Boiling Hall General v Y. Fsr Colo
mol John A EImor- 0cnsrsi James H. Clayton. Adsm
ycIier Colonel v. Murphy, ceneral Holooir~, iFsa
els nsgbee, George ". stone ant otier.
Aig1sspu ". srrvHrs oS suUsno8--vr Ste
ph.ns, IN latter N Montgomery lar ssys h- would 10
wlrg give M hts lie for tho sake of speedy fon
psrfect aud PERMANENT rc~tofs,on q the govcnmen,
uBder the Constitution. and thai y his fired punase
when such an event shall be consummsss retire
ever from rutac NE.
MASSACHUSETTS Dwlxosus y Ig'aDxIrnA Cos.
yssro. --Roben q Winthrop. csie. Cushing sol Bcni
p CURTIS mentioned among ~ IvehaMa Delegates
FROM AasAehasesis 70 ne rh'lasalphs iuguri Con-.
ysnrln
" sssrfL --Goyernor Ihfchef - sritsH hitter
sdslarg ila dregaiea be set, o. The Philadelphia iad
cal Convention n September.
The New York herald., 1866-08-03

LcNos, Jniy n, lsed
sm um,csn,x y ITALY, vruox, xoxE AND nAlrA,
ms principal reason against tho ccsson Of vsnctia TO
- @ Eift by France urged BY the Italian anbasa.
11r 1srng the negotiations In Paris that vcnesa
- been conquered by Ialy and that the latter could
nschargc herself with portion Of tho Austrian debt
wssh must take place In tho event Of thc oession OF
Isussfa
hb stated thai should Italy obtain Rene and Venice
Esgjand win cedc Naks.
roFx Asp HIs yrsAxcB
me Pope has LETT Rome for CAsssi candofo where be
vaa arsmsin during the autumn. Tho Bank Of Rome s
nSnnabIe u pay than Ave seudI per day the
essnls In exchange FOE notes.
The New York herald., 1866-08-03
banquet on BOARD ,he Great Ensrcrn.

HFARI's covTTvr, Y. II, July 81 isc0
4 grand banQnet camo on last night board
t1s Great Eastern, Captain Anderson pre- eidng
roa hundred guests wero present, ineludiDg
the ofcors Of tho cable neet Cyrus W Field
''r Canning Professor Thompson. Mr.. Gooch, NJ
P Professor willoughhy Smith, Professor coltcit,
Captains lIapln, Morarty, pruwse Boit, Hamilton,
Lstrteage Harris J. Dean, George W. Dean, ~ the
United states Coast survey .. Smith, Hon r. j. Pin.
feut of the Legislative Council o. Nov csfoundland; Hon
Nh wyatt ant tho HgnrD correspondent. Speeches or
CO.. rstpIalon made by Nessrs Field, Smith Can
ea . Andcrson Goooh aud several others, and the
49, adjourned about midnight
The New York herald., 1866-08-03
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Election sf Delegates ia tho National Union
Convenei0n.


Convention
MApIsps Wis. August ], ls6d
Tho national conservative Union men mot today "
elect delegates tho National Union Convention at Phil
adephia The following delegates for the State AZ large
were choean:-Hon. J. r. Doolittlc. A. w. Randall and
q. ~ Robinson Tho usual number OF district delegates
were also chosen Some excitement caused by the
secession Of Of the newly elected district delegates
who declared himself opposed 10 sitting In convention
with such men Pendieton and yalandlg gham Ancr an
exciting discussion the of this district delegate
stricken from tho list Of delegates Resolutions
adopted that will support tho adminlstration
OF President johnson and his policy for The rosora
iion Of tho Union. This evening the Convention II
being addressed by Senator Doollttlc and others
sr. PAUL, hlnn., August /, lsGd.
The Democratic State Convention 10 acct delegates "
tho National Union Convention At Ph'ladcphis mot IN
this city to-day. The following delegates for tho stats
At ar,e were chosen:--D :. Morton. r Steel, II. n.
Rice md r. J Gabraith. Resolutions IN support Of
President Johnson and fasorng the immediate admission
OF the Southern States into the Union adopted
when the Convention adjourned sine de
CHARLIsroS. * q, August ., ls65
the despatch from here yesterday giving the list u
delegates a, large the Philadelphia Convention should
havc included tho name of Senator Manning, who wE'
Also elerted
The New York herald., 1866-08-03
E U R 0 Pc.
nxtss Through the Cable to
August /
LEMON AND LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Our London and Queenstown
.s Correspondence.
Tie Hungarian Revolutionists
Aiding Prussia.
Lialian Uaifcatlen with yenetia. Reas
and Malta.
xnsots Of FeniaAism on tho Interests
Of Ireland.
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r Bisracli on the Position Of the Bank Of
Eagland aud Money Crises.
Bsatish Opinion Of the American
Iron-Clads.
"a. 90. &c.
1ondon and Liverpool Markets
of Wednesday.
london Nancy Market.
LoDos, August I, 1861
1ssols cl0so at sex for money.
aanlscAn GDcuamm-The latest sales sre; United
Inass avs twsnsies ssK. Illinois Central Railroad. o.
~
Ixverpsol Cots"n MarRcs.
Lv nro0r, August J. 1899.
Vsnu.--Ihs market to-day has ruled steady. Sales
OUR SPECIAL ADVICES.
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- LONDON CORRESPONDENCE.

e' LoEDeH July n, 1sed
HuuUsz Avn xiAYxA AIDING PRUrsIA.
1Wznl Ehekn and Kotsssh ase sssAsd 10 ssitssiag
~ sstivsiy u Hsnsssy = esdes 70 produce - innr
Asapau ncssnsu1 - ~ pssviBce. an hAvv Scscserd
- ~ II PFuofA MceBusn No. ~aneunsod 70 Count
y1unssck thas the Hnnearans wsn proclaim Prince
vsesvsck CAarRs Kiss u Hungary shOuM shey obtain
60 ndspsnlenea ~. s.#
YnOernw ~ 4 UDDOw AanAxIca.
0ssons popuas 1nAaEhaaca upsctcd 70 take piscs
.Avssnss The Empss0s esnsenss 70 ths exclusion Of
A9s from ths Gssmanis Confcdssa,on and the csssion
- vsnstA mo army alpo demands the continuance Of
ehew~ ON The other hand, however, the existence Of
Osdv~asty % shrssssnsd tAe AussrAns lose the
ussssd bssse before Vienna and nsurreoson break
Sseh Hungary.
R0TAi usazn0uA
- peincipai mkussa of n Densastu at vsnaa va 20
Dssvsas > bs,fls taking pnoe u fSesidsdor, before
yl4s.
M believed shas ths Emperor ineeaAA IN Of the
As1sse Of hn army Elcrdsdorf 70 wfthduw Pesth
90 sofci: help from Rnnsia. % whom he woch ODER
A1lEnp Galicia the price Of declaration Of by
n6za asazns Prussia
- National Bank of Austria hes published no,ih-
sn0m statirg that the bank win oonLnuc s basinsss
1p6bin the s,cst V hsssils nvSron
The New York herald., 1866-08-03
TNE CABLE ALL RIGHT.
Business Brisk and the Line
Working Well
RejOicings ON Board the Great
Eastern.
The Presidents Message Received
by the Queen.
spEeM rEleealns 70 ne VIEW Ypsx sgasln.
te. &c.

President Johnsan's Reply 10 the Message at
- Queen Nicforia-
HEARr'a cosr@r, Y. u, July 81, 1864.
Tho Presidents scpy 70 oneen Victoria was received
here to-day eighteen inmates t. four Grccnwich time
fnd acknowledged fom Osborne Palace at nve o'clock r.
M or hoar and eighteen minutes after s reception
aere
royal ssute lred in honor of II by the Great
rastcrp, md the American tag hoised the.oIe
elarh baildng
The New York herald., 1866-08-03

Sg'sA, Ala. August 2, 1850
Tho state Convention here u day aroly attended
Evecy district representa- The proceedings were
harmonic Tie only resolution pssed endorses tho
Presidents reconstruction policy and acopts the invita-
tlon the National Convention. THO following dele.
gates for the State large chosen Iewta Far.
sons George 4 Houston, A. ID Cooper, John foSytne,
r. D. Lindsey, James W Taylor Four delegates wcrn
appointed for each district In the STATE.
The New York herald., 1866-08-03
Ten Thousand Troops 10 Occupy tho
Chincha Islands.
SATISFACTION AND Guaso DEMANDED.
Formidable Iron-CladS on Their Way 70
Valparaiso ana Callao.
Sailing of Part OF thc Fleet from
Havana.
&c.
ks.

The steamship EAae cap'a,u Green from Havana
the 2s,h u July. arrived Al tnls port ycteuty. our
thanks due pursr Uae,ts t0rtha p.. delivery
of seepslchea aui nlcs
We have Information of important naval movements
from Havana looking 10 She rrsamptlon u ,ie spanish
war against Chile and her all!os.