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New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

A wsuid.be Psissscr Tried, Convicted and
Aentcnced.
TORONTO G. W., Tuesday. May !, 1865.
DIR. Gusaf, late Of New-York City, who attempted to
poison named McKinn0n here several months ago,
tined yesterday found guilty aud sentence to fifteen
years Imprisonment In the pe7,ntlary. r.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
7. WALRAVEN,
IMPORTER, J0BBER, RETAILER
Upholstery and House.farnishins Goods,
No. CSC BROADWAY, N. Y.

VIII TUESDAY May at the NEW sna md IA AIT
fully selected stock Of UPHOLSTERY MAIEnAIS fAlt
LINENS MAkSiILLFS QUILTS. snd general iJU u N'i
nc; GOODS Of his own lMPORTATfON CONTRACTED for IA
EUROPE BEFORE the LATE ADVANCE in PRICES and ,a.s'
andsy The PRESr.NT FAVORABLE CONDITION Of the S.bD
ARnET wheh viii enable him to offer them prices he feels
saed will prove ePtabe to his friends cnd tie pubAc.
THE UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
, DO r,ec,,l,v in QUALITY. RICHNESS and MAGNITUDE
under the supervision Of Mr fishLEi s WIN "s"-
Patio 4 ard viii consist ot ,or,r
rvFs ssTiNs SILK TFRRYS LAAPRS SATIN pfLAiNtS.
EpFNfU mi ENGLISH RIPS. TINRls, ALL WOO a. a
rSfoS DANtSKs. CHlETZs. CREIOshEs, GILMAN "a "
AskS .RRAS BAZlNS. STRIPED IWlLLS. LlStt Jhi.
GUARDS WINDOW HOLLANDS RMbkoiDEMkaD NJ &C., ~ ~, 4
CIrRrAISs LAMBREQUlNS. TABLE aud PlANO iDsfh :.
TSpESfRIfS FRENCH. ENGLISH eid GERMAN slkit..o
TERRYs. TASsELS, CORD and LOOP fRlNOE oiAFS bS'''
DERS,
THE LACE CURTAIN SJOCN
i con the rect patterns expressly for s stl n
SWISS fAaBOURE. APPLIQUE. FLOSS and iSsEAln,D =
NOTTINGHAM IN creat variety and designs >" - "'a
NOTTINGHAM SEsTiBULE LACEs, sCoIOh LSNO' &C. &C
GILT AND WALNUT CORSICES
WITH PIER AND MAN TEL GlAoorSs'
made TO order in the styles
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
CITY NEWS.

The National Steam Navigation Companys fine
steamship Erin sails Saturday May ) for Liverpool calling
at Queenstown 10 land passengers.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

RODBRD ON THR STREBT.-While Francis Laurent,
doing business at No II Jobn, his way home early
on Tuesday morning. the Of Grand and Wooserss
he was attacked by William Worra colored knocked
down robbed Of silver watch valued at ESQ with which
he attempted escape While sealing fence he caught
by Officer Crendn Of the Eighth Precinct and the stolen
watch found in by. The prisoner was yes
teray committed for trial. By Justice Dodge The watch was
restored 10 the
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

BOGARDus's GALLERY.
WExpsnoTH TAYLOR BRowy OF Philadelphia
MIsIATUREs
See specimens at BoaARpuss GALLERY No. 500 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

THE HOUSE FURNlSHlMo =, Si0Ch ,o''s,
of BhkNsft H ~ ard
SCOTCH LINENS. sHEETlNGS, PILLOW LINENS, Fi@li. x
and STAIR LINENS. TABLE DAMAsh,, DAMtsk SL1thS
1all snesl NAPKINS D0YLIES HuCK, DIAPER, IoiLv-
NETTES, PLAIDs. &c. ,>,..,o,-n,,,,s e.,
HAMBRAs TOILET COVERS. Sc. TIE above are ehofcn 'n
the manufactures Of Europe. and will be found gn 20
this market the best makes Of DOMESTIC Collo' Shl
INGS TICKS, CANTON FLAENELs, SC, sc.
Particular attention will be paid TO the fr-ishng Of h
HOTELS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, STEAMERS and NACbiS
Materials for CAR BUILDER Rs, CARRIAGE and CABlNEI NAN
Frs, such as MOQUETTES FRENCH ond GERMAN PLbSNDSf
&C.. &c. .....,
large assortment Of MOSQUITO NETS, BARS snd LAckS
UPHOLSTERERS AND FURNITURE DEALhhS
are invited examue above stock which will be ohed On h az
yorablc . any other house In the city
A CARD.
Having been for the last u wears connected with the Res g
hoey Department IN the well known ho1'e Of Mesls Pau 80"
would respectfully inform my friends ard the public that bass
entered into an with Mr. e. Walraen No co tfoe
way and viii be pleased to ws5t upon them
j. l.. FISHbEY.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
TIE REPORT ON RECONSTRUCTION.
The President Opposed to the Scheme
A Majority Of the Cabinet Sustain Him.
.,,n.h.oTh.N v T|ihnne

Special Dignbtch 70 Tie N IfIDInt
WARRINGTON Tuesday May !, 1866.
The Cabinet spent four hours to-day Ill session, the
greater part of which spent in discussion OF the Re
construction Committees report, Secretaries harlan and
Stanton alone favoring it.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

Particular attention will be paid the fr-hing Of ChukChs
HOTELS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, STEAMERS and AIbiS
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
EIOU PABH9.

The strnsburg EIection-Defcnf Of LnoouinJe
"A Few Figures differences - President
johnson and his yetors-The German Qucs'
ton - Elegant Extracts - Fcrsonni und
Literary Eiems-The Indy and the Horse
The Lnicsf Style OF Eonucts-Insnnify In
France.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

Materials for AR BUILDE CARRIAGE and CBlNET NAk-
ERs such MOQUETTES FRENCH ond GERMAN Flu 81 >
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
UpuoLsTERERs AND FURNITURE DELE

invited above stock which will be oheed On b. IA
yorabe any other house In the city
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s,eamshp rsi.man CBrl Smith, Kingston, JAM and Pertain
Steamship Hare starkey. Mobile E. D. Hnilbat Co
Steamship New.YoIk, Weir AspiHws Paehc Mall stesmhie
s ssss9c;ls George Cromwell Vain Nswofs'H' H B. c''m
Steamship Niagara Couch Norfolk City POn, and Richmond O.
steamship ssrsso..s, crowei. Charleston A. Lcary.
Steamship Missouri Leyeand, say., nan, eaITi,oo Ansn
Steamship Hs,'era Clark Norfolk, City Point and Hehmond
steamship Rssiss Walker New Orleans. Livingston For Co.
sss%:Sp Io1a &s1d tI %niaseo I r. c. eoed.pe.s
Steamship alley City sayder Norfolk, Guy Point Richmond
Steamship Diriso Sherwood Portland: J. y Ams~
s ss@: S JS. fcrs ss'Sni p e
Steamship a N0aiss'D jops. Pi:dsR5s
Snip shafs.vrIs P.cs.sd LssrPGs W T,,, ;.,o,
shy webssf Norris. Liverpool Spoaord Tile.ton CO
sS s4s "a Siss SIRE
Earl En-: E s@s @ gE s" iR: A
Ear eIs % S. sS .Sss Rsd S for orders soc
Esa Iouis tshle ol.t Hansen. onesns'0vn s'
s x .S.s cSoas c Bay s Son srS G o.
Bns Peps (Br Hansen. Rio Gr,nde Sui Fznh Meineis
srir Jane. Crow CB) consdcn Bay. C. A Dewoh
B BIi: Hi1ras ssnsy ans Co
Eng Io@ T Hs1ss s.
s sI; I Ro YS%Ss EsSsSrS Eh:1d.os
sehr 8 / Tbonuson smith NewHsven g. d. stsnnsrd
schr Dart, Johnson, stamford - - T, nu.ua r.,
sehr Ub-r (Br) Conner. ST Johns NJ D. " H. De"'h W.
scnr Gertrud. BT.D. PesIce Nassau ~ N uhl,.
Co
scRr Is~i.S 's% D,@isl g. Johns B. MENUS
Son.
schr c. A. johnson. -. wsshington, D C.
Schr. Redabedec. Rowe, Por laDd, W. - brown Co.
schr. Adrlad-, Crowley. Newport. M bso.l -, "a,
schr Margaret Lucy Crosby Mddetown, Bentley smith
Co. - .l.r
A sioop Harvest, Cor1in bristol Gee. ". strsnahsn
sloop Rhode Island, Hull, Bristol Geo. n. STan@lsn.
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Arr,vca.

Steamship rep wsDss Br.%s. joy ;s s s
cry g S 9s os The hence for ' s.nla S ps on sSSS;
q IS long o. zip IoIsx.aS. S @, W,
2oh Of Nantucket, passed ss%'sp hisea' iSi Az
mania II southampton JOY 10, 80, ~. y Vi.
oS ss1%s2 Tx o. viz Rs'. DE- nd g John u
Posed B:s if'@ "a ss@ spf TX " Lg
Il 81 S" 5oaaa p: a IS mile. q sandy
ship 4eppo Ieace for Live day go miles Of Sandy
,9,hp AIemsns tisIn6 Trsu,msnu Hamburg Jelly via
c Ipy TO- Of Porsnd ,iInAd rsmhP Geran hence
70! Hamburg es ' 81 pns a. y f csp ses .sw .ss
ea moderate winds aud 'Oy weather Cur
s'e. s sem Mn G:gor jay WITH . @dS nd ID
eIsnder sar'ha - ssys 'I i,sSP0o 5 Ia & s mail, and
IS ms SPOKE steamship eary Chauncey NewIorA Tor
% Indn swea Funcrs Iquique days with sslreer TO
bss fS,sTPl.s tBr Johnson Cow Boy diy with eOs''
fas Ellen Morrison ot vfisyen, McGshy Posee p r.
JOY via New 2h T'' Ho s Cow oS say Is Say with
coal 70 R DewOf Co. ~. -. u....rr..., ,a.,,
With ss ao i =, S mi oil q Bishop
Bds andrsth Hssene tPru'' Lnek Cow By 81 DAY"
Bns Slim aha tof Msi,snd 81 Douglas, BRIDGEPORT C. B.,
6dsy. win coal to whiiney CO ,..,,,r s,sn, y0po
~ Portland Me- Win m0,... 70 3rA ha,e H
boz 4ni July D. wib vine . Faacs nd Pot into
I B % joaa ";o S. Moo. Cow Bay IS
ss Es sS star Gns POr, sp Trinidad via New Haven
Is days with noasses to Bi.hop Bros =, -, -. 1851,
Ers l. NJ johnson (Brl Williams Port Midway with 'mea'o
az Mar lane tBr Fssen Csdz days with wine 1e TO
Brs COonsD, cOonn csrdenss days with Sos'e' :" %
Brig Rosmer Crab,ree Bangor lumber 49,, n
sb, Victbas McCorirk Lngan II days with coal 10 r. P
scr Isaac Morse Bradford Lingsn II days With coal 10 b. ~
sehr shioe Richer Bay b. II days, with coal to C. b.
sehr T. Fowler O5rOoi days with lumber & to O.
schr ce,nsu Brl Baden Harvey B.. 10 days with lumber
sehr King Cendun Calais days with lumber 10 jed
schr viaian. Wells Of and Nassau, p with iogwood
sh Equator of Nas.a Ranger San Salvador days. with fruit
Habor Island days, with frH ~ '''f"
schf CSI era fn.vl Heath Newburyport.
sehr Fanny Elder, Shay Elzabethport for Boston
schr Golden Rule sylvester EiLabethport for Salem.
schf pufoc Hodsdon EliLabehpor for Newburyport
schr. Juliet. Adsu, Ei1'ss;hpoIt Tor bsns3 s,or
scir IIs;o - Eizsbetbport for Boston.
schr Hudson, Warren. Sew.London.
Schr. L. D. Wentwarth Steele, Bangor
Schr. Hudson. SinkeT, Mystii.
Schr. Frank. farrell. Norwich.
schr. Fanny Morse, Davis Fall River
scnr A. Lincoln. Bentley Boston
schr Romp, Mitchell, New-Hsvrn
schr T.. q. Sanders Weeks, Port Jeferson-
Schr. s. S. Lewis, Brsckley Rocklsnd
sehr Delaware, Crockett, RoeklAnd
Schr. EurSius. Ham, hocslAnd.
sehr. Phsrthropst Warren. Bangor
schr Tarry Not Control, Bangor.
schr. Gem Crsry, Norwalk.
schr. D lphin. HlL Wilmington. N G.
schr Elizabeth. Jordan, Ellsworth
sehT. Express, Thomas. Norwich
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Apekeu, &c.

Ship Richardson Bombay for Liverpool Ay IS in lat
81 = long 81 +.
ship Panther Johnson from NswYOrk for Hong KONG June IN
ship Eastward HO from Hong Kong for New York. April a. 1
". long. l05 T. :. - "A
Ship Emerald Isle Woods from Liverpool ior Ne"1oh jury "
of Waterford Al
ship fndson Pratt from London for NewYOrE July J. in i 90
Ship iyro Scott, Cardiff NswYOrk June 49, in lat " NJ
long q ". -
Sup Western from Liverpool for NewYOrk July In s
Bah sio Of New York Kingston JAM for London jury j.
BARI Ann Elizabeth from Philadelphia for Barbados July H. In
lat 81 long 81. -, =. p.o. Ara. An,u 10
Tempa Sherman nom Portland ot oueA0s "''' F -
IN lat 10 =. long "a 80 , IT, ,,,. ..ou JuIx Is In lat
Bark J. smith Smith nom Havana TOT o-'s'"' July ~
IS long. u 90 ,,s IT,, ~ r.n. FcviS.
Brig c. Matthews from bsis0t '"' i"'1'"" ~' ~ - -
Cod pLu.s..h,. Ini II An
long II 10.
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Passengers Arrived.

FROM HAMBURG 10 steamship Allem.nnisIo kOal. and
Ms h;.ss sss:'t "a s.slfq 2 s1 ss , H;;
Ss md lazy Mr. o&p'vS n 1..a p .ss
S a ;@' Lern @l1 sSi i.ay .fa Ba5ss Lewis
H. L. Men
n@.,s Mr. s'%ns az
shd 9,;o Mr. and M. wh,,.lst NJ AND
n: RSs n :S Nj T u. Sc 4.
bgSasy M q. Cry MI. q Ei; N Bro Ms: E oK''is
%yS: md GS child Mr. J.s Mr.. Denver Mrs. z@%.r%sn Mr..
J. g. NGuire Mrs ". A. Dyer Rev. C. TrOwbrdse wife and
ES.l Rev sn9 Dr. c Hte ' cs M esn
1Ss v William E RsS;@'5 5a Rs 7 SsyS: NJ
Gould Ain S SsSs:s. M a'psIaS, sh;' 0 STssn
ssa s spa i ws%.oa D. b. Ts%pisio, ii Levi.
FROM SO s%S IsS' ts Bale, and
~ Mr. MeLsshn and family Mr. and Mrs Docn s1d daughter
Mis-. Mclean Mrs Mary JOne., John Wright Wright. and
FROM AsPiNwALL-In steamship ArrOn.E C. Cornish, wife
%s % iain md na S% Ricssd:oH Bradley
% d Ss"R sIse 'Ts
f' Cherry o Ss'
ThoupGa. 9 Gould 0.n John s Mason Co. John Gree,
a nah; Haas: e fi" Sfs
Major Alfred Foo, and wife Me. lane bI;Gos Nj; D. p Hunt
III Bird Aasa.a. Brown CAPT, VIM NJ Knoi md wife Mis-. NJ
Cor W bA.de Capt H. r. AndsrOD, samuel MS.. sOd wife
hos WV aIbs .sa oj:f Knapp Capt
Nye, H. isthmus south
caAqulo Para Fiauseo Vance the Rev NJ Trumbun
aud wife p NJ Consues j. Lamadrd j. Antquedad Senior j.
L. NJ Rinz O. H. Ferguson, r. A. Hart.horn, Mia o. b.
Gibbons and boy Wa r. oNer r saredrs Diego Oarchs d.
Humphres and WIFE NJ NJ COLI United Consul Acapucoi
Ruebe Mr. H Sc second cabin and 1875
FROM SAvANNAH-ln steamship Leo-J W. Robinson and
lady Miss NJ Smith. Miss julia & Smith b. Philips A Bryan, Mrs
J. Ingraham and children Mr. aud Mrs Chares fow ef d. s.
Dillon. Lipmau Col Hoover Mrs J. d. Hoover and servant
~ Lowell Jas. and wi Mrs Leo Mrs Hawkes. O.
A. Luce Geo Mygst NJ Moey Mr. and MR.. T.. Brett Geo. Wat
Horton W H. Elliot J. II. Curry solomon j. scranton
j. T. CIales W. Roets II. d. Davis and daughter n M,F
weather NJ McAley T. II. Pnney Miss Annie Butts Miss Olive
Butte Tho. G. T. Crandsl NJ L. souhwel ai.s A. Wsr-
fell j. NJ Cohen Kibbe and wife j. How ct D. C. Marsh L.
T. Penderras Geo Quab. j. W. GoeI H. thompson T.
Al. Pinkey, ]. w. On alb, and IN tbe . .
FROM BREMEN AND SOUTHAMPION- In steamship Her
man-Dr w aud family Miss D. DornF NJ Mead r,
Grsnm Pfedcham c. Vergho and family o. Weiss Dr. K Kos
kot.n and family and family Mr. and Mrs l. "egDsnn
w snckrsst A. khugnberg Mr. Lake and family
" Lender SmzeT %. faRs, f. Dorschky Nit and
Ms o. Auz D. Kugmann and family d. Recke, T. schrener. T.
Richar en Mrs. Eks aud child Mr. and Mrs T. Rosenberg,
Mr. and Mrs W. Gins,e r. Me L. Piger C. Neurhardt
Mrs r. Oack Mss NJ iAhne H. Weber, O. Rindhens C. Boy
e. o. Feiesg Wagner H. Rsuch and child, =. Bergmsnn o.
Wsner W HaEtang Miss L. Fmsse, H. Roper kesler y W."
tefd and lady llanner and lady MI and Mrs A.
w. Becher r. Frank I'd family C. Beck Is Muller n
Robertson ksendord Riemeyer. Gerber, ~ Unseher
Kuhn Mia T.. Waiter and children, o Hess H. "snet Miss H.
Rapp r. Henkoe d. Daniel d. Smith VIM bfonerd and family
and others 10 a.,
FROM NASSAU ~ Pin schooner vigisnt-J X Peneoy g.
T.. Peuefoy A. NJ. Brooks, J. O. BROOKS, T. Mslcouio
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Arrived. SUNDAY. July Z

Steamship City Of Limerick BAL Phps Liverpool Jsy VII
70, pas. John O. Dale july H. lat 81 - long g -
steamship bound T. 4h, lat ~ JJ long y ~
steam City OF Liverpool
eamshp Savannah 20 hour with m5se and psss
July 20 20 miles 81 Lookoot
shos Eagle hence for Havana July a. % miles
Of Hatterss schr Lignt Boat bound 8. -
Semshp Virgin Censs New Orleans July H. via Charleston 18Th
with hides James Rsynot Put into Charleston short
OF coal
Steamship Emily B. soude Lockwood Charleston IS hou VIII
undse and pass. Livingston FoI 4 Co.
Steamship II Cid Hobart Newben NC. 50 hours with mde end
pass. C. Goodspeed.
20 Ferguson 4 Wood.
schI. d. l.. Sawyer. soper. Virginia
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SENATE ANFgDMryTe.
sousheru News.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Friday July 20 1850.
The intense heat and drouth Of the last four weeks na
done damage to the crops Georgia and South
Carolina, literally parching them up
SAVANNAH, Ca, Friday July 20, 1866.
Three cases OF cholera are reported among the sol
dicrs on Tybee Island
At a county meeting held here, over which Mayor An
derson presided delegates elected 10 the District
Convention and the objects OF the National Union Con-
yention at Philadelphia fully Endorsed.
MOBILE, Ala, Friday, July 90 1866.
A public meeting will be held here on Monday next 10
elect delegates 10 the State Convention, TO choose repre-
for the State at educational Union Convention
TO be held in Philadelphia the 18th of August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
oFPIcRRs OF TIE NAVY.

UfFTLEHN VI
Mr. RICE Mass from the Committee on Naval
Affairs reported back the Senate BILL passed june H. 70 de-
fine the number regulate appointment OF officers OF the
navy with amendment The first amendment was TO strike
ont the proyiso limiting the number OF Rear Admra and in
sorting Ia lieu Of proTso nothing N the act shall pre-
clude the promotion OF ocers for bravery high qualifications
~ oonduot The amendment agreed
Also Increasing he number OF ohcers to 20 lieu
80 masters and % ensgnsi providing
thai volunteer officers attached to vessels at sea or in foreign
stations m az be appointed 10 regular aud striking
ont sentence that volunteer officers shall hold their positions
until their places be supplied b. graduates IRON the Naval
Academy.
THE CASE AIR. ROUSSEAU.
Mr. SPAuIDNG called up the resolution Of the House direct
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Aner statement BY Mr. HUMANE. Of Connecticut the bin
FINANCIAL REPORT.

FINANCIAL REPORT
Tho Speaker presented letter from the Secretary Of the
Treasury to the House resolution Of the 9Th OF Jy
transmitting statement Of receipts and expenditures from
Ju J. 1905 TO March 81 le66 and the estimated statement
from March 81 20 June 30 leo Laid table and ordered
10 be printed.
SENATE AMENDMENTS.
The House business the Speakers table ard
disposed OF follows; Senate amendment the House
Amendment bill for bridging the Mississippi;
the amendment which provided bridge the
river ST. Louis concurred IN the Senate amendment TO
the snnropriat on from 800 TO 500 Coneuired In.
The Senate amendment the House bill amend the act
extending the charter o. he ana Hall
bill 10 establish IN the District Of Columbia reform school for
bows Concurrd in The Senate amendmeht 70 tne Hoase
bill 10 amend Ith section Declaration Of Rights Of the
State ryland applies TO toe District Of Coiuu
bill granting the right of and canal owners over
the public aBds States Of California oregon ana Ne
yada Pending action the bill the House az $50 p m Ao
ionrned.
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f. l.. Jolly 2oThe bs Hsdswata Of Bee
ehbucto for Cardiff ashore the north point
Edward Island.
B. July 20The bsrt Jane Young COMING <sqpa
Philadelphia OF and from Johns N b. Brer leland
apparently Of about 500 passed bottom
Jolly Is. in lat. % 80 long. 50 20.
The Young Phsdsphis Of and for ST. Johns n
befre reported ashore Bri~r Island got od and asvs1
Q 81. Johns 10Th.
The Ieber (Br tqehson from Cuba Cor Swansea
with WRECKED Molssses Keel insSz
June %. Csrgo ssqed by vreekers
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THE GREATEST DISASTER sIScR wATRRLoo-ooNDi-
TIoxs OF PEACE AUSTRIAN BRAGGADocIo-
BLUsDEas OF oovBRNMEST-DEAK AND THE HUN
CANAAN Dirt


BLUsDERs OF GovBRNMEST-DEAK AND THE HUN
GARIAE DIET.
Ffou Our Special Correspondent 900.
That big Austro-Hungarian bully, Benedek whom all
the conservative papers IN Europe praised as the great
General has at last ruined the finest army Austria ever
had under arms OutgeDeraed by the quick movements
Of the two Pussau armies he dd not oppose their march
through the gorges Of the ReSengebge wanting to meet
both once instead OF crushing one OF the invading
armies by concentrating has forces he sacced one army
corps the other the 9th 2Sh 29h and Both June,
without being able prevent the junction OF the two rus
sln armies commanded by the Prince Royal aud the Prince
Frederic Charles. AT last the 81 Of july attacked
K0niegTa,z he wss completely defeated. One hundred
snd sixteen guns, 2O0O prisoners and nnumerabe flags
ero tho Trophies the victory. Three Archdukes
wounded two Princes, Licbtensein and Windishgratz,
taken prisoners Bohemia Is lost the army demorazed
IL said that since Waterloo such disaster has happened
10 any European army and though did not receive
yet any detailed account OF the defeat and hight We may
Judge Of its importance by the immediate result. Gen.
abenz the evening the 3D. appeared al The
headquarters where he very popular having pceh tne
Commander OF the Austrian forces IN Schleswg, ana GOV
esnor Of Hosten-and asked for truce Us preliminary
D. peace, openly avoving that the Austrian army
Wa not 10 the condition 70 resist. He was al once
told that Prussia has bound herself toward Italy not
q make q One-sidcd peace without her ally, similar
message must be the Emperor Francis Joseph 10
King Victor Emanuel. The PRIDE Of Francis JOseph,
Dc sever did not allow him 10 take such Illuminating
step He therefore by Of those sudden aud fatal ts
" ghoadedness telegsphcd 70 Napoleon that he makes
10 hI present Of Ncnea, inviting hin TO become the
mesa',r OF peace between Austria, Prussia and Italy.
IL NIT have been with proud sensation That Napoleon
the surprising notice that be was appealed 10 10
ac As the great umpire between three great powers OF
Europe While be had kept strict neutrality lis uncle
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At kaurius June Atlantic OF New Bedford from Rsd
gue arrived May o.oeo Bourne, Of New Bedford, hon II
mo arrived May 20.
sailed NAV a. bark Kathleen Crsw OF NewBedford 70 cruise
Spoken Jolly Is in lat 20 H. long, "a IS fc tea d. Convei
Povincetown a months OUT with % bb spsn Oh
and IS bbls baekhsh OIL oil we'll
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Steamship, America Teuton Virginia lows Atslsns THURMAN
North America Nrwfork Raleigh Geo. CTonNe, hssoo fenb
Monlsak. Niagara and Hstterss
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Capt, ng Of brig Cyclone from Chltepec arrived here ie,
report. light winds AID sqs we.ihs yes.
sesk requiring attention II all HANDS when The
vessel arrived Quarantine they out Of previsiess
aud tie crew exhausted with constant pumping.
ed the T. A. Pike OF about rs tune bur-
aun,ned Saturday from the ysFt o.
Messss. Gates, Duren & Co.. at Perry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23
Nsfiee 20 Nlariners.

WARRINGTON July ., lSsoL
IreHr. AT cApr race CAP. PINE NEvrouspLAxp-
mson ,eve 81 this onee from the Beard OF
and and Tuesday the ais, Of August isoo
N. ish, at Race which hxed white Light VII
voynr white light and tie light a, Cape Pine which NO"
yoviag white light, will be liked white light ch,,,,
BY order, W. D. eh's~~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23
SHIPPING INTKLLIGENCK.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. ,~JuLr
Cleared.

Steamship Ataanta (Br PnkbAm, London Rowland A'pn
wall. ,,-, -. o.........
steamship Edinbug Bl Hacrow, Liverpool via Queenstown
John q Dale. NJ, -. a. ,..,.o,
4 Allen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23
QUARANTINE pxertIrIoxs or PORTO nIco

Can't Mccarthy Of the bark Morrison srrfsd TINS Pos
from Ponce p A. reports that eses nosos Ias eeen n,n
that 10 vessel. rom viii be slowed 70 eh,s '.s. WI.
communicate vita strict saanehe ssn"'o "'''
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23

MINIATURE ALMANAC
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30
EX.GOy. Allen to Horace Greeley.
From the Mexican Times. !

From the Mexican Times.
TO Horace Greeley, Esq, editor
New York Tribunc
Sir-In your valuable paper Of
the 22d ult., and in subsequent num-
bcrs, we are panied to see several
articles written against the unfor-
tunate eXilcs from the United States.
We think it very unfair, ungon-
erous and unkind spirit. The men
Of whom you have spoken SO flip
PANTY and so lightly are many Of
them Of your age, and deserve, to
say the least, respectful notice at
your hands. We regret this the
more, Mr.. Greeley, because We have
always believed you to b. honest in
your political views, and above the
miserable prejudiccs of the hour.
That while differing in political
opinions from your b 'ethren Of the
south, you had manlncss enough
to attribute to them cqua! sincerity
of purpose. You upbraid us and
abuse us for quitting our nativcland
and coming to Mexico, when you
knew very well that there was full
many a federal prison gaping to
receive us" When we left our
country, all the governors Of the Sc
ceded States had either been ar
rested, or orders to that fleet had
been issued. 1t was also believed
that every Confederate general and
statesman wonld be arrested and
turned over to the tender mercies
of court martial. We can safely
say that if any guarantee had been
held out that we would not have
been disturbed, none Of US would
have expatriated ourselves. You,
sir. would have done just as we did,
unless you had been desirOus Of
wearing the martyrs crown. You
first abuse US for being rebels and
then denounce us for settling in
Mexico. Where else. iH the name
Of Heaven, could we go? We could
not 20 north. nor east, nOrwest-we
were compelled to come south as the
only outlet for those who would
seek refuge in a foreign land. When
the Irish. Canadian and Cuban pat
riots-wben the Hungarian, Polish
ard Italian eEiles fe5to yoUrshores,