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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

- The subs 'riber ofets At private sale, mall
80 isrm, SitnasA In Chrstiaa4 hundred, about
Hsasl b% mlts from Wilmington, the road leading
kAs4 from Ceutrsyile to Nov port ad dining lands OF
william Llwther, Abraham Palmer aud Others, O,a-
tanning e6A ares less from twelve TO fourteen
aereS # thriving tiubrr, principally ehsstnut choice
VARIETY Of nt, bnllling4 good will be .ed an.
able, and easy lorna
juue 2s-tt GARRETT PYLE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02
FOR SALE.

xkTsYh. AFARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
IssaT9 ACRES in App9luinimink Humid cd New Castle
!M19 0on-ty, az miles from Townsend Station, Del
RAILROAD, aud ytug upon naNg1bs water-frUm thirty
10 orty scras Of woadlsndgoua Horse AMI Barn Prics
80 nccs, For further particulars apply adore.
Matll.N nANIn Z. NARnIEY. nnNar. Dal.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02
r.AIsNA EOir NAi.kl

,tSsSA Tho Undersigned ofers at private sale, o
Isst1r truck nf dairy farm, containing about flty
ssktJ Acres, situated In New Castle Hgu1rel, the
river Delaware, bout miles from Wi mington The
land Of the best qustr beog in higL state Of cul-
tsstJn and very productive, therA are 80 scTss Of
,rs, the ba'ance upland, Tho buildings arS smull
but comfortable Terms cssy. Apply to
BENJAMIN ELLIOTT,
iunc 25.u Branlywine M
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

From John Llngle. Market Square, Harrisburg Pa,
lcsrtiiy that RheumAtisn era he CURED. AnSE lSing
for eight days and nights, eudsg the mp.t iu,snso
pain, uuatle to move limb, III good msdIrsl at.
tendsLos as oIul procure, without any relief,
for DR.. Turner After taking treatment rom that
getlenisn walked across tho room; and three dpys
went TO my business Refer to my tetlmoual, In
the hands Of Ur, Turner.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

From CHARLES McPEELY, White Horse Road, near
Trenton, N.
sudsring with hh,mmatory Rheumatism Of nix
menths' standing. Was given up by my physicians and
infermsd by them that tho disease must lake its
Was cured by Dr.. Turner IA three days.
We the uldersigncd do hereby certify to the above
ASHER T CUrnERLY,
Justice Uf the Pogce
Miss Mary Ashmorc
Miss Mar la Doughty,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

A VERMONT GOWN. Scott said he first
became SAITH. ID tina, he could make as much
butter from COW 10 warm stable in win,
ter, rs lie could from the same in pasture, in
sumner, AID so had IL COW come in for the
experiment The FIST zine days she churaed
% pound; 25 days filled tub of % pounds
al. sold in Boston Tor IS cents per 10 max .
ing $50 Ffo,n
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

From VI. White, sixth War;, Trenton j.
Was afflicted with kheum G;sm Tor tive months buGer
ed day aud night, my Physaian, could MT relieve my
pain IN any degree. Waa cured BY Dr. TuUuur IN h7e
treatments, hsd nave Dyed good health ever
Ro'er 10 M my tsltm0na In the bpnts Of pyotul
Turner.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

O. The three story Brick Store adj oining tbs City
EAiiI Hotel Front STREET. Plss,sl,on Immediately
LII Inquire Of lLspN * v Don, Tinners, or of
y iG-ti JAMES o AKIN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

For the Night Booming Cereus" a passion
Pervade- H. social world and world of fash
lou.
Manufactured by Phslon Il Son, N. Y Sold
everywnere
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

[FrOm r. J. HARRIS, Merchant Market Street Hsrris-
burg, Pa
Had suffered for years with Nervous Debility: had rot
into such condition ~ to be unable IL attend to my
busiua's Was cured by Dr. Turner In Ave treatments
May amply to me personally, to my testimonial in Dr.
Turnet q possession.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

From JOHN 5cIDEL, West Fab view. Harrisburg Pa
Was afflicted with Lung and Throat Disease which had
resisted the best efforts that could be Obtained Wa.
cured to my surprise aud pleasure, by Dr. Turner by
few inhaatons refer to my Testimonial, in the hand
oil Dir Turner.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02
Deslrah Bile Chester uoup1y tarm for sale

A-,zl situated in Kenne,t Township, about miles
GSEef from Wilmington, Baltimore Central Il. X. and
EsaFI Line ouArrles within miles, contains e1
x-1 acres, 81 OF which are highly cultivated and IL
are OF good wald aud The buildings good, will be
sold low. A-py 10 tbs, }, NAHAfPY, Real Estate
Agent, "a ant King, SITS uoy27
~ A FTl Of ga Acres in Kent County Del, eight
E1E miles belos SnyrnN, tho hul. x r. QUE hun.
Ired aud fry acre Of which cleared the bal.
ianrc wood. rAe buildings and fences are good II
wi he sold reasonably ard easy City property OF
a small farm Wilmington, viii h, t ken in part
pay IAN ls.if THO5, }. MAHAFPY
Chester County Farm for sale.
kSA3 F'rm In Frank In Township, Chester County,
Hiia Pa, Containing hundred and twouty one
ET Scres, hundred Of which IL cleared, the hal
Aucs J,l land The land In Ia high state Of cuit
yat'u md wat in gl TIE h,ltsbut one Theimprove
meats consist ola House. c"ntaiu,ns eight rooms dou
Lle decker Barn tenant house ~d Stable 1t Ia with
in Nv ic. Of lime Gu ,rres and nj six miles from
\. ". B. Road, will be sold low, and possessi ou
siven 18th March next. Apply I,
T!i0-. j. MAHAFtY, 90 and King Streets
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

TO OUR MISUNDERSTANDING much OF Dr. Turner's
success over old Chronic Diseases which have ressted
All other rsmedies. we ind ucsd Ike q in-
Vesusston into the manner and mode OF his treat
mem IRON which We learn that the Doctor, through
essiu invest CATION AHd long study, has cceeied
m imRregpatinx the blood while on its p.sss &c
throush he lungs. thereby getting a. once 10 the
n S9n "a head .ith his medicine its purity and
aiTFeS.dlns IL passage throu h the sto!nach.
rms meu cines used to accomplish this purpose the
Doetor INFORMS uH the uHed By all prAo-
uenR phyAcians and the same he has set sh
long practice OF the allopatuic system Beyond a
aopot the Doctor has perfected system that
help put be groat benefit to the sick and suffering
an must be hailed with easure. a. least by those
VINO Tor long years have been suffering with disease
OF chronic nature. We base this the grounds Of
our own observations, and from parties who ave
been cured BY this process, informing that they
nave dnetored Tor long time without relief bot i'm
.neds.s,y rpon placing themselves under Dr. Turner'S
treatment have covered and enjoying tn cir
usual good health, The Doctors cures in our city
have not been paper cures, the witness
arc walking our streets ate ndins their business in
happy Spirits at the result Of The Doctors skill II
certainly /, astonishing to see the rapid tseovernE
satisfy themselves by short visit 10 the Doetors
O'Clock. juiy Il Inn
V Letters of Inquiry, containing
stamps will be answered.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

From HENRY FINK, Third st., between Locust and
Pine, Harrisburg, Pa
EJ haustei all remedies Tor Conhumnon before aulIy-
ing to DR. Turner. Was curol by that gentleman and
have enjoyed uninterrupted coed health ever since Am
brewer, aud expose Inysef without restraint May he
referred to personally to my testimonial in the hands
OF Or. Turner.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02
REMARKS OF THE PRESS.

A hshAHKLbLE CLsR-some four or ave weeks AGO
teorE &c enyneI q l. OF ten Twelve years OF age
son OF bAmuel synder residing with Mr. sa us Wise
OF this city, was stricken with paralysis his
arm, slds s1d limb being entirely ussle,s The boy
in this condition, DIR Tursr was called u examine
the etss, and under his treatment GEORGE has bean
almost entirely cured lite has the free tbs pal
sled arm, AID can walk WIN but little dimealgy. no
OF the most rsmarkAhls cases ever krou sht TO our
notice. and IL but anOt her inagnso in which DR. Tur
psr has relieved Athsted fellow being who Inust
otherwise rave remAi "a hsInieas nrI mia l. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18
Tile HEAL1H OF TIE CITY.
METROPOLITAN BOARD OF HEALTH

The following cases Of cholera have been reported
BY the Sanitary Inspector Of this city fr the % hours ending
at O'Clock p yesterday: Johu Blnger 5ycars Of axe,
Seventy niuth-st and Tenthaye died Sept 10 Nary Ken
ncdy Of eye No 30 Muberryst John German -
years Of No II Cherryst sent 20 hospital and Gied sept
-; Ellen Dore ~ years of age. No a. Mubcrry Bhmann
Schmidt a Of No "a Tenthaye.i rs Ann DUG,
IS years Of age. Ireland. No - kBgst; Moses Been -
years Il ago Ireland coal plsser No. $40 Oreenwics'
Kate Grow. Fiysccondsi and Ninth ave-. conyacsecnti
Bridget ONe 30 years OF Me- - Pearst sent 10 hos
pali Johu Ahrenhard 81 years Of age Gemany h0oier
No. 259 West thirty seventhst.
The following certificates death from cholera
ccivcd during The a. hours ending D. n. Yesterday
Died the i5th-IhOmls GOrmleY So years u age, No
2s East Twehs ,ck 10 hours John Roe years age,
One Hundreds and rwe.y lih st. near Third ave sek II
hours Richard A Dwye, years 81 age Battery Hospital
sick "a Died the lOJohn German. 10 years Of
age Battery Hospital sick hour cury Eden. 3 ysaI' ol
age No 81 Batavia sick 20 hoursI T. George Saher ~
years age 10. "a Wet Ffy hnhsi SICK = hours m
rum 30 years Third aud ono Hundred and Nine
tecntst sick hours Anna H 80 years Of age No BE
West Fin .fourth-sti John j Blnger seventy -ninth,
near Thrdaye died while on his way to Red House Hos
pital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY IN WALL-sT.

A BROKER FOLLOWED TO HIS OFFICE AND AN ATTEMPT
MADE TO ROB HIM-THE ATTEMPT UNSUCCEss.
FUL-EsCAPE OF THE THIEF AFTER \ SEVERE
FIGHT.
Another daring attempt has been made by one Of
the organized band Of thieves who nst metropolis to rob
citizen in broad daylight this time tho intended victim being
in his Office located IN Wallst and by whose door
crowds passing and repassng The details are as o
lows
shortly artsr o'clock Monday morning. Mr.. Craven
sn0r partner OF the firm Of Craven Co.. brokers having an
office IN the basement Of No - Was called the Bank OF
North America. and procured TN box containing nearly
slQO0O in Treasury notes National Bank bills, and gold the
firm Of which Mr.. Craven Is member making their deposits
Holding tie box in his hand by Of leather strap Mr.
Craven proceeded down the street followed snort dis
lance By tall powerfully built man, but OF this fact M
Craven unaware at the time.
ON descending the steps leading his Office Mr.. c.
still followed by the stranger who entering presented him
holding the box in his hand the stranger struck Ar Z.
powerful blow ever the len eve, with his 1t which
the recipient neither reduced him to nsensbty as was
hoped BY the thief caused him TO drop the coveted box
san holding the box bis left hand, Mr. Craven grapped
with with his right the latter ss engaged IN making
passes bis Intended victim some OF the blows taxing
effect ON the head and person aimed In the
struggle OF tho office furniture was broken and the thie
caught broke away and rushed from toe Office stumbling up
the his flight Before Mr. Craven could follow MN
into the and give the alarm the daring thef had dap
peared and has yet been captured.
The OF Mr. Craven bears marks OF the struggle
in shape Of confusion the ei eye and number OF
One Of the fingers OF his right hand wounded from
blows the weapon welded by the thief be having attempted
! TO loosen the grasp Of M Craven in this manner.
There 10 doubt but that the author II this outrage
Of tho organized gang thieves who have been guilty OF the
daring street ro6bres perpetraed within the past year So
far the scoundres have managed escape owing TO toe fact
that although they ocate in broad daylight Of the
persons robbed has been able TO identify OF the persons
arrested robbed thpm this has been In part
owing suddenness Of the attack and the DISCUSSES adopt
cd by the thieves IN this case however Mr. Craven IS
certain he identify the thief should BIO be arrested be
had fair view him during the struggle and disguise
adopted Tho police have an accurate description OF the
man. and already Of the shapest detectives the force
nrn nn nr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
The Board met at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon

NEW COURTHOUSE BILLs-MORE APPROPRIATIONS
REQUIRED.
The Board met at ! o'clock yesterday afternoon. In
the absence Of the President Supervisor Tweed Presided.
Ry resolution the Control er was directed pay bills Of
tho aboeis in County Court House Tor services to
September h. amounting to $500 % $500
similar resolution adopted in favor Of paying the bills
Of the following named for materials furnished Tor cOnsruc
ton OF the County Court Houae Allen and Stevens lum
Der etc. t6s7 65 D. andiW. Cornell iron. asper con-
tract sl49l %
The Controller tran shifted Communication asking for the
following additional appropriations for State. County and City
purposes;
FoR COUNTY PURPOSES.
ArnOrles
FoR
Interest Tompkins Market Stock
Amount required SJ,yS0 W
Amount stated IN Controllers com.
Assessments vacated b. order OF the Supreme Court 5000 W
Revenue Bonds issued for payment Of Julgments- 49,
Referred TO the COMMITTEES on Annual Taxes.
The Board then adjourned wi hout day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18

SERMON BY THE REV. SAMUEL DUSN.-The Rev.
Samuel Dunn of Eugond preached two Sunday
the Johrst Methodist Episcopal Church. Of which tue Rev
w H. De Puy is Pastor.
In the morning Mr. Dunn preached eloquent and effective
discourse in presence OF large audience taking for bis text
the words contained in john 18th chap ard 3h verse
commandment give unto that ye Love Que another
Ihavs loved you"
In tie evening Mr. Dunn preached again. and took his text
from PHIL Sd chap Goth For CONVERSATION In
heaven"
Tue preacher founded eloquent and able discourse
the words Of tho There he said correspondence
between Christian and the Pryy COule Of Heaven So
far there Christians they would dc everything for the
honor and glory OF God. They would act connection
with Heaven The conversation OF Christian If Il be o3
and of God must be OF holy character Christian
well and tras Christians vO1d the world
without abusing IT, In proportion had religion 10
would be better fitted 10 weep with those that weep an re-
Oce with those that rejoice. Ii his bearers felt their cien.
ship in Heaven they would envy others but would %
happy in the enjoy Of their owmen The citizenship
Heaven exempt trials and death but %
would take The sting OF death and Christian mghsay
o. Death where is thy sting grave where Is thy VIC
tory The reverend gentleman concluded by inviting aS
hearers to come TO Jesus -,
AT the evening service the church well filed and ne
atentiyely listened by the entire audience
Mr. Dunn a of England. visit 20 this cSan-
try and is a thorough believer policy pursued by Ges
He has been connected WITH several missionary
societies. and thorough English Radical For ssFef
he connected with Methodist magazine. Whoh
under his attained considerable popularity ne
will probably In New Yosk during tae winter aDG 20
turn TO England in the Spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sEPr. Il.
lBeOre Judge Brudy.
TIE HOBOKEy BANK SwINDLE-ARREST OF THE VIC
PRESIDENT OF THE NORTH RIVER BANK OF II
BOKEN.


TIE HopOKEy BANK SwINDLI-ARRBST OF THE VICE
PRESIDENT OF THE NORTH RIVER BANK OF no.
BoKEN
Horace Partridge sgt. G.. W. Chadwick.
The counsel for the plaintiff in this action procured
an order Of arrest In civil suit entitled above and had
Mr. Chadwick who then bail the criminal charges
arrested on Saturday The affidavit which the order was
granted is rs follows; - ..
George Forz being duly sworn that he Is the attorney
IN fact of tho Plaintiffs whom he has known for ten last
past that on about the end Of May 1906 stranger called
on the Plaintiffs for the purpose of purchasing some gold
watches OF the value Of $1,000; that payment therefor the
offered the bill Of exchange drl OF which the io
lowing is q true copy; - go.
Dolls. 1000. NEW YORK MAY : leCp'
sixty DAYS after sight pay TO the order Of myself one thou
sand dollars value received ard charge the same TO account
~ 4. WILLIAMS.
10 North River Bank Hoboken. n. j.
G. NJ CHADwfCK "a Wallst., New York City
That said bill or dra duly Endorsed i. Wlams' ana
across the face thereof the following words written IN
red ink GOOD, May Il, 1850 q. W. Chadwick wee
Tho, tbe said bill or draft duly stamped. Deponent
further saws that the said c. W Chadwick therein named was
AZ the time aforesaid and IT, the Vice President ana
manager Of said North River Bank in Hoboken in the state
Of New Jersey aud kept office IN TIE City OF New YORK
Deponont further SAYS that the plaintiff before delivering 10
said the gold watches and before accepting SAID o
or DRAFT sont this deponeu 90 said Chadwick 70 ascertain ON
him whether said draf or bill was genuine and wiener
the accep,or the said North River Bank Of HOboken y D.
would De- responsible for the payment at It's maturity hat
theFsuo 0n .he said Chadg.cka la ONCE II SAIL CT o. ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18

NEW FERRY To JERSEY CTTY-THE MoRRIsANIA
AND FoRDHAM RAILROAD CoMPASY--A QUESTION
OF PRIVILEGE.
The Board met Of 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
the President j. Wilson Green. in the chair
Mr. Mackay offered the following resolution; =.
Refolrsd That ferry the North kveT be rom
Ia third ~ 70 Pavoniaay Jersey Cy ana tha Tue
resolution and to give lease for such FRY sncn
ease and privilege. Of ferry 20 DC 70, s o. yea Sss
suction to the hs6e,t bidder, with adequate security i1
accordance with the Of the Legislature passed Aorl H. 1884, said
prepared by the Counsel TO the Coporon AND sna
applicable oil the covenants ana hs ees
protection the city which consned In the lease Of the
Adopted2i6in the affirmative in the negative
A communication received from Richard 0OfnaD
Counsel the Corporation In answer 70 resolution OF inquiry
as to right thu Fordham fremont and Morrsans Ri
road Company their Harlem bridge to Ihd
Mr. OGorman says. 1T beg leave say that as am in
formed said railroad company claims the right to run heF
said bridge
FpstBy virtue II resolution OF the Board oil superVi
s0rs Of Westcheser County consenting theFetoi
SeeoRd-By virtue OF a resolution Of the Bridge Comms
si0ners;
Thrd-By virtue Of Judgment Of the Supreme Court OBJ
tanned litigation Of action brought by tho Attorney
General behalf Of the people OF this state to restrain af
company frOm using said bridge wherein the lnuncton
sought refused by said court"
Which Was referred t. the Committee Railroads
Councilman George d. Kellogg asked permission 20 record
his vote against adopted by the Common Conn
on August o. 1906 teuderidg Andrew johnson the ffee
in proeer respect 10 the President the United States but
could not endorse tSe my policy contained In the
Tie board refused NJ Kellogg the permission he desired.
Controller stock the amount Of $4,000 10 be
known Central Park Improvement Fund created by an
ordinance OF the Common Council and approved by the Mayor
June 20 1905.
Ine R,ard than adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18

York falsely and sudueny and for the purpose Of cheating
deraudng plaintiff represented 70 this deponeat that
the said bill draft perfectly good that the said accept
ance BY The said bank genuine and that the draft
would be paid at maturity being drawn against deposits
said bank the plaintiff relying upon the faith OF said
representation sold and delivered 10 the said stranger said
watches and accepted said bill draft Deponent further
SAYS that at the maturity Of said bill dram tho same was
duly for payment al the said Bank and at tho same
office the defendant but that the was not paid or
part thereof and the plaintiff by OF said false and
fraudulent have lost the whole said sOOO
This deponen further says that the said representations Of
said Chadwick false aud known to be false by said Chad
wick at the when he made them That In truth and in
fact as the said defendant well knew, the said Williams
had funds in said Bank TO meet said DRAFT
and that the said Bank had no funds TO make
good it's acceptance; that the said North River Bank
Hoboken N j. was an institution which managed aud
controlled by said defendant for the purpose OF deandng
merchants and others who led 10 part with their goods
on the faith of the acceptance Endorsement Of said bank
That the said defendant In oouson with and concoced
conspiracy said to cheat and deaud the PLAIN
tiff by Of said false acceptance that the sad r.
Williams Is fictitious person who has no real existence
used for the sole purpose Of giving to tho
draft bill the of genuineness Deponent nner
says that this writ is brought for the purpose OF recovering
the damages sustained BY plaintiff by reason OF sad fraud
collision and conspiracy and by means OF SAID mse ana
fraudulent representations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-SsPr. Il.
Before Judge Belts.

THE sEAMES OF THE SHIP JULTA-oUR RELATIONS
WITH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or SAILORS.
10 re the Seamen Of the ship Julia.
An application pursuant to adjournment, was made
20 DAY by Mr. Edwin James behalf Of the Swedish seamen
ship Julia for habeas corpus TO bring them before the
Court Commissioner Newton, the application or the
Sxedsh had directed their temporary imprisonment
until the ship should return under charge Of mutnou con
duet NJ James argued first that the treaty OF 1877 with
Sweden under which proceedings before the Commits
TAKEN had expired In 1897 by its own limitation
second that the swedish Government had only the right to
demand tho surrender deertng in the ports Of the
United States Third that the charge merely one OF
breach Of discipline board vessel cognzabe 10 any
way BY the United States authorities
Judge Belts considering the novel and important one
granted an order that the Swedish Consul show tOmo
row morning. II o. m, why the writ should not issue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18
NEW-JERSEY NEWS.

Probable MURDRR.-0n Sunday.evening q fght
occurred among number Of intoxicated men, in the vicinity
Of No Ies Greeus jersey City which resulted in uas
named Cornelius Drsco residing at the abovenamed n.
ber receiving stabwounds IN the stomach which
likely terminate fatally AT the time OF the fight the poos
up arrested brothers, named John ard George
Dodds and conveyed them to the Station House.
On latter found pocket knife covered with blood
but st that time Il not known that any had bess
stabbed Yesterday Recorder Marndale took DrlscOs d.
position In which stated that while sitting In the house 10
heard disturbance the street and stepping As
soop John Dodds lying the sidewalk. Immediately
after Gsorge Dodds ran up and dealt him two blows tie
stomach and upon going into the house discovered that
bad been stabbed DR. Ocott b thinks his recovery doabt
full The accused held TO await t result oil the narie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18

PRINCE OURoNSsOFP OF RrSsIA.-This distinguished
prince has now been about month in the city d-as which
me he has visited almost place Of importance and ia
teres and has expressed himself much pleased with what DO
has seen On Friday 10 returned from Wesa Point 70 hs
az tho Clarendon Hotel he VIII soourn for
short time longer 1t West Point he met with the Consa
General OF Russia Barou 0Scnsacken ~ whom be was
warmly received He also introduced to OF our
leading citizens Tic arsenal library and other building.
were visited the Prince who spoke il eGoSstc terms "
their construction aud appearance -.
Prince oaronssSS ahor leaving NeUfork takes tour
the West where DO will Din In hunting excursion parties ~
time aud after eB6yng those anasemenis VIII contes
his tour 10 other parts Of ,be States.