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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
The FesIiHE In W a,hIsEses.

NTf q IIfTfIcA 70 To n ] II'ulHf'
WARRINGTON Tuesday Tuy o.. 30.
Tho ciiy has been m a state OF fcycrsh cIctem. NJ 81
day over the riots 10 NewOI.-eus. Tie people we're 4
the DARK about the details having only The meAgrr Rebel
accouri Of the Associated Pres Until fBI TE;IUSI
MED tbs evening giving detailed sccouns. There IL .
large delegation u Lousanians here among Others, Col
Rozier Lgoien Adams sBd II. n. King, editor u lac v
D. THA. The lattsr have been in The city for punbsr
n days ard have bsen at tho White House several times
Dispatches from New Orleans 10 the Wa Department,
received this evening state hat order has been restored
and no further trouble spprehenied. - far persons
are Known 10 have been hed BY rioters
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FIRES.
rHg BUFFALO FIRE.

BrFPALo. Jaly ~ The following are ne ,osses ~
the hrs YESTERDAY westsfa Insurance Co go to PA, "
IS 200 r,epss' 5000 Lsnygttr q, 500, sun. eAoeo,
Secariy Sl@'. MsaAaltAg, Soooi Hanover t1e8 ".
g. %. Weston 81 900 Na.osiL 81 ooo NsgA 6msrsaS
o. M T''co,l belonged 70 Mr. A. sfrskef Of ChIe.s.
rhq 81 ~ o.a.4 % ce ,lsRd and vas IA irsHsh "a
T'Yofi bsai Lss5i Cg0.gk " clsv.land eoUpsr ..
The sur " e.svfor owed By At1cd SrurCes #
tficasoi ,ud A.d % J. W. Irwin o. CJcaSo eAd Tds
Go ~ ',ny Il ont of err The Vss. a
worth n rs 5liiHg 1f~abiy n~t rech kcBW si0
A aY; vu mfis ira ne arr, tuis ety a, 90 ts,
hour ms nofa 3 bgt frustrated anf ths iueerala.,
arrested. Is 9yoys1 % be maa taucd We. A. Teay,5
vto kegt bAALi salSol ne bgl1ing. lit kAA noC ss
discovered a tar. tksR v0r have tscn ~ as csne
ton thr Opea Ho1sA 81 te,ula Hsn FORESTER ~
and nre a1nos- Of s.,.rs are oNatsd % ,Ae bglIos
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NORTH CAROLINA.

THE wHIrILE'sv TRIAL coS,LUDID-sTE OMAN ssp
FULLERTON AB>CoyDENT.
R.LrIoH n. G. Tuesday. JOY a. go
The General Cour:-Aartial trying the FreelTe,
Bureaa oh,eT IN Nort4 Carolina to-day concluded he tA q
Gen r. WL'lse- Tie sFrumesr Er tie dsf.ass oa-
vered b. his cguass Charles Wlusoy Of Akrssdra Va
Tie cas fCa,!ll George o. Claws will be resumed I'd
probibi coz ,iE.cI f'-norrow.
lac trsi O. MoF Zs,ly VS. c0ne odcJ s'srJs, I'D
that u CAPT Isaac .sselrsi1 cnished Ia, WeoI
The record. u i.,s IN be cases ar voonisss.
Tie Court will 7-,s5y eonoute the TRIALS Of 4fny oto.rs
end a0a.ra ~.a ID days IL has awaited ,Ae coz as q
GtIs. st,c !Ea3 All pI'ls-ou for several week,
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rfoyNorAL oovEs,ya- ,Isrx I'D.

PROVISIONAL GOvEs,y,s- ,,ErIN, I'D
GLvrs-,- N,1!ly. JAY D. ',ft
Acting STATE Judge Den D. '-.n instructed "a
Washington to c)srlu, lie Ps,v,.c1l Government 81
lTther ords' and 20 louiy ILs sis nnedatsysf 10
meeting q tie Legislature. gs-LueLt oieiais ~
be ore aud since tie var sd lie re-gs,l-ie!.
A yTRapI,uoS-s0v. TEEC. LNCR.oS ID BF f-. 10
GURsTIr.
HlrsIoN Ie-. %. -. Jtiy D., .'''
Dispatches tom Austin SIS '5-, J. II. Be- -
Secretary o. SAT-, aas been r9tfe. l7 PIesi,a, 10
that the Legislature - he r'.r sl 70 sssenble. t~t
lialesncr theCil o. Argus re hs. Gov ThroclU,a
vii be gusa;et so'a after -, P,sleLi has
notice that oiders VIII &c svea.F tc mfr q TIE $40
Coyerrusut go no .cted a-tk1..,a
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Tale. nea Driven tsn til. 81. Charlie. B''h


WASHINGTON Tps.dsy. Js.T g. u m
The following dispatch from TIE TEiE-SE Bureau 81
ev.Or,esns Las ju,t been received
Alfred Shaw ard Judge Warmurh we're yss'efDs! 10"
fed by Col Boyd, manager Of the - Charles Hotel ''s'
aey wod have to leave BIS house instantly, IS lie 'oU'
Lot board Black Republicans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

Immediately arrested ard confined BY the military Ny u'
patches Of YESTERDAY. bsmbsi we're put 10 tie '
srsTs otcs the tine those for To N' fo'h M
ia Tsa speaLIng q the dead co!oed men IN the
ssys they packed Of he t1.dnsL Owing 10
re sea and t DELAY q the Co-0ue- 4 "a. rscesisJ 20 fP
ap tar fTes az ro1nd them
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VIRGINIA.
mmrARY oaoAyIEAr.o.. r..nIsLrEp.

NILIIARY O8GASltA TINN' T'ONlBIEED
BCINoSn. Va. --es So. July 81. ~
Gen. Terry IN, issued a general o.ler forbdch (
ia bh military isplr1er' d4-irF ;te sis,encs Of L
law, oil military kaalz.oEs TO- the -
Of dr or military 'rruct0n o,tsr hat ire militia saS ~
By the Governor OF YHe.lil IT, o-,s; vi pat -
The uis ~ ir.sf ponies Of Negroes uheh have i",-I
caut.a u H. ~ .Is.-lnl IN th. coz L-----r.
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Fire In GrHad-,L Large Trsa RaiiisS ws.s.
laeIsE, ParMaIl, AssrsTrA--Ls... $50 90

Tbs morn < Ib'.'2 1. ..H,k Gre was a. t.,l
% tbe rear of'lll5 N,s a-I 27 O-,st 80 o",u, -
by Cameron f'ias,l -, ntrr'c,c-v ~ t,n -s. ? ia
errersW % tle h2ilius' Tre gui.sN as3fsd 80,
Slth ir'f cogttlta
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a., oco4ns4 Dc Placer l4asasaoit a. 80. r..
machine twofr rcrs stn U'str'ffL lac b. 80
barn. lelenetl O., ". Con- I'd Rr four rr tItS
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so .... 81. 30 voasSSw 30 COL. A.. g., ..-,A
4 = sa,,l, 80
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RiIIs % IsAietment sgsinst the MEMBER Of the
Contssuea-Ihe Wsande5.

NEW.URLIINs. IlesdaJ JAY I'-I' 10
The Grand Jng have folrd tue bl against soA' .
members cfthe Convention bli he vrs v! no be exc
ested Until TIE city returns .rto evil lart'.
TWepty.tvo policemen IA al were NolIt'd yesterday
,wo OF whom have died Capt LolP VS. wounded 10 ne
.Cf.
Ise Scr,cant-aArms o. lie Cory,L..ou cso ba'ly
wounded. Many oftte CoayeLuoLi's AID Others Who
we're vouEded will probably dc.
Mere than 200 arrests reg stored yese-ay Il Tie
F.fl District Station, and ploPorlonlte number were
can ID TO the Other stnc, ons al u whom, 80 vas
rev olsly reported have been r,leGSsd y the Military
Government
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The Chy Qais'-The Ris' Pressaesrtsa -Ns sss
OF Prsvst.sst Usjee Wee wsuatea.


wksHN0IoN. TassdAy July 81. lea
The fcgewag sPatobss have ut beeh received Al ths
Bureau from fRE TRrBcKI Bureau q, Nev-Oheahs:
NKW-ORLRAys July Si.ThAhks to the military author
ines from n cOck last eTsnlpg TO thih writing p. N
The ctr has br,l comparatively luisi. DR.. Do'tc Is not
dead haze IH seen hin but It IL impossible for Lin
to live ,ueatyfour houL He is rdlled with bullets, aai
tieresd th-1rSa us bowels VII sword cane. Gov
Hahn the Hon. Jchn Hsnderso1, DR. Hare the Hon. :
s. Fisb tAs Hon. George Haares the Rev. Mr HANOI
Hon fred shaw, Mr. EnhurT. Capt John BurE aud o,hes
we're danger,4s.y wounded. whea Gov Hahn NlI taken
10 the statoa-h ,use he covered with blood These
men we're saot waiis IN the haais u the police. Capt
Loup isi New Orleans iDfniy vas brutlv murdered by
policeman vhi,s standing Rofsnsire'y on ho conner Of
he street Thsrs prcconceed plan 20 massacre all
Union rsn The hrc bells gave signal AMI the hremen
armed with knives and pistols. ushoI through The streets
90 general rendezvous. ard commenced an iaisrHni-
st. slaughter Of c,lJrei Sen cannot ssceuia ne
name of at.age 70 ."e1,a nrl. Mayor Monroe 'riN'
hat the Psliel, r. rerore h4n as4 ,rlie, d'h itE
within y ho.B. Iae doss, God help Iniou nrn.
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sp,sa. D'FsieA 70 To- V \ IrbIte
wA,HDVTov. Tuesday JLJ o. istG
Tie War Department have not ~ Jet been pui IN pos
session. any Of the facs connected with the not A. Sew
O.esls Their INF rmaton J., d character, -oHt'cr, TO
uAr41t tie belief that he affair IS serious orc.
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ytRsT DISPATCH.
SECOND pBPATcH.

NTw.oRLrASs July 30 p. m.-rbs troop, have
teen marched into the city AID martial Av pro
claimed. Gen KHutI has been made Military Governor
Of the city have just visited The Siaie-House where
the members Of the Colven;ion and Union men we're
slaughtered II presents ghs,lv appearance the door
literally flooded With The hood Of our bss, Union men
Comparatively, quiet has been restored but At IL re
gardod as the calm before The storm. Many Union nen
are known have been murdered Gen Baird Is resPons
bic for this nAsmueh ss be had no troops IN the city,
although warned OF what has ,a1'Pfed Gen shsndhh'
STAFF have behaved most CALAMITY. All Union and Psaes
able oiuzsns pray Tor the return OF Gen sheridan.
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r.. Civil RIshm MIN 10 L.si.I.u..

A cA,I BJFoRE UsITED STATES ClMMiSSIoSER SHAN.
yoS-orTRAGEs on rHR TREEDMEN-JCDGE SHAN.
nov REQUIRES A BOND oP $s1 900, AND DECLAREs
THAT PEACE Is NOT EsTABLsHED.
Reported 10 TIE TnbaHs.
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AaAI,l..ai Particular. % the RieL

sg.Ss Dspsish W The n '. TTibUss
wAsuuaIox. Tuesday. JAY 81. lte8
The following dispatches from THE TbBuNI Buresu
ct New Orleans we're received 81 lhis Bureau this morn
ing;
yiRsT DISPATCH
NKU-OnIAEs July 1o-3p m.-The riot Is progressing
with shtfa resulis Pro6dent johnson telegraPhed the
military to support the civil authorities. Mayor Monroe
and bis police force synpaihIns With the Rebel element.
have broken up peaocabe assemblsse OF loyal men kin
ing.and woundIng number Of the Convention. Gov.
Hahn s Dangerously wOuaded and locked up in jail Al
indscriminaie Il Of Union men Is going On God
help11e eolOred people Gen. Baird has fosaken them
no troops a. yet have arrived Gen. Sheridan Is 'bseni
bat expected 20 return tonight Two Confederate Gags
have besn raised and the city j. in their possession Gov
wan N . pr,oner n their hAnds.
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~. s,.,, 81 Amir. In L..I.Ia.s.

ErrfArLD NuRDERs oP sRGRoEs-rHE COURTS IN
LrAcrR WIN rHB MURDERERs-A SHOCKING
NARRATIVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22
Drnrcrons MErr1se. Directors of the wilmington

D1REcroRs' MEErrNa-The Directors of the Wilmington
and Manchester Railroad Company met at their office on
the opposite side of the Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock. after short session the meeting adjourned
of the principal objects for which this meeting was
held was in order to arrange the funding of certain
bonds held by certain persons this country and in
Europe, into mortgage bonds.
being agent in Europe at present, giving his
attention this matter Maj J. W. Cameron selected
as financial agent to arrange the transfers here
committee, consisting of O. G. Parsley Esq, David
Cowan, Esq, and Col j. g. Bum, appointed to confer
with committee from the Charlotte Road and from
the Weldon Road in regard to bringing the two roads
Charlotte and Manchester) the riyer-erossng at
Walkers Ferry the n W. Branch, and Hilton the n
E.-and forming common passenger depot in the neigh
borhood of the Weldon Road. The freight depot and
shops of the Manchester Road remain where they
are. ...t--
1t is also contemplated making through route from
Augusta to this place But for the difference between the
gauge of the roads south and those north of this CITY,
through route could be made from Augusta to Washing
ton City But for these it is impossible In lieu
thereof however, through route will be made from VIII
mington to Washington City, north. By this means pas
sengers starting from Wilmington go through d'ec
to Augusta, south, or Washington City, north.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22
TeIeEraphiC Summary,

The following is summary of late Geographic
dispatches
Judge Kellogg, collector of customs at New Or.
leans, has news that the government at Washing.
ton has dismissed all persons engaged in the ses-
ure of property in the South claimed as belong.
ing to the Confederate government. All cotton
now seized is to be held until full examination
can be had
The steamer Sacramento sailed from San Fran
cisco for Panama on the 10th instant, taking out
1865, O6S in treasure, of which $678, 616 are fol-
New York.
A dispatch from Portland, Oregon, says the In.
dians in the Owhyhee region are very trouble
some. The citizens had offered bounties for their
scalps and intended to make clean sweep of
them.
The Senate has confirmed the nominations OF
over a hundred brigadier generals to be major
generals, and large number of colonies to be
brlgadiers by brevet, most of whom have been
mentioned for promotion before.
The U. S. gunboat Don, Lieut.. Com Chandler,
IS at Fort Monroe, and the steamer Ocean Wave
has sailed thence for Mobile.
Rich hill gold diggins are reported to have been
discovered near Helena, Montana. Extensive ar
Engagements are being made to reach the mines
this spring.
The declaration of war against Spain by Ecua-
dor is confirmed, and an alliance had been enter
ed into with Peru and Chill.
The grand jury at Boston, on Monday, returned
2O4 indictments for violation of the liquor law
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22
The Fcnian Movements.


We take the following special dispatch, dated
Albany, n. Y, March 18th, from the New York
World:
[ have just received some very important news
through private and reliable sources from Burling
ton, throwing considerable light on the movements
of the Fenians i'll that vicinity. Uniforms for
fifteen thousand men, and two thousand rifles of
the very best pattern, have been transported
quietly during the last ten days from New York
City and from Troy to Burlington, Vermont,
advance Of the Fenian host. It is more than pos
sible that these will see the light on ST. Pat
ricks day. when there is to be grand demonstra-
ton of some kind made by the Irish population in
that locality. Arms in abundance said to be
stored at Detroit Sandusky, Buffalo, Ogdensburg
Pattsburg, and Montpelier. Three compan-
les of Fenien volunteers have been org gan
lied in Burlington for service in Canada. An old
officer who has seen service in Mexico has COM
mand of the battalion. The Vermont Fenians
have received trustworthy intelligence from Mon
treal that there was secret meeting of the lead
ers of the movement in that city, last Friday night
in building not hundred yards from the Bose
coars market, in which it was resolved to give
every aid possible to the invaders. Out of the
S5,OOO members of that order in Canada, it is
stated that 25, 900 will take up arms as soon as
Sweeney's advance reaches Canadian soil Many
of the Southern officers who have been residing in
Canada for the last two years, have gone to New
York for the purpose of offering their services and
assistance to General Sweeney. Lo Isle ST. Hele-
ne, on the st. Lawrence River, opposite Montreal
a military post, which is key to the defense of
the city, is being put in thorough state of de-
fence, and civilian is allowed to visit the forts
under any pretense whatever.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22
IEOR THE LOURNAL.l

Messs. Editors Il not disposed to enter complaints
against the management of any corporation without just
cause but when this does exist it is but just that
the public should know it, in order that the evil may be
remeded if possible
The authorities of the Atlantic and North Carolina Rail
road Company resolved to ignore IN toto the interests
of the merchants of this town, and by this MEANS
them seek other routes the transportation Of then
merchandise ain told that goods shipped CID Newber1
from New York frequently two weeks route to this
place. and that the delay is Immediately the railroad
depot in Newbern. Is there remedy for this evil?
Let the President and Directors of the Wilmington
Weldon railroad reduce their rates of freight to this point
and promise that delays shall occur after goods
merchants Of Goldsboro will ship entirely ua Whining.
tom 1t is certainly the most direct line and possesses
many advantages any other route.
have desire to injure the Atlantic and North
lima railroad, but am privileged to think that much OF
the of complaint against the road might removed
by little investigation which must prove beneficial in al
cases. MERCHANT.
Goldsboro, March 10, 1866
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22

DEATH OF JUDGE BAKER-We learn from the
Baltimore Sun of the 10Th inst, that this gentle
man, who had been lying i'll at Barnum's City
Hotel for some months past, died on Friday night
last. The Judge went to Baltimore for the pur
pose of medical treatment, and after being at the
hotel short time his wife, who accompanied
him, was taken sick and died. The deceased was a
citizen OF Prince Georges county, Nd, gentleman
highly respected and universally beloved. He was
at one time Judge of the Orphans Court OF
Prince Georges county, and filed other important
positions.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22
CHAPEL Hill, March 9, 1866.

GENTLEMEN -
I have just received your note requesting the
early publication of a Digest of all the reported
cases determined in the Courts of this State which
you say you have heard that I have prepared.
am highly gratifiel by the interest which you
manifest in the proposed work. 1t is true that il
is nearly completed, and it will be put to press
soon the necessary preparations for it, which
have commenced, can be finished The work will
appear in two Volumes the first containing the
law, and the second the equity decisions, and il
will embrace every reported which has ever
been published in the State from the earliest pc,
Rod down to the present time.
I have bestowed much care and labor upon the
work, and hope it will meet the appreciation OF
the bench and bar of North Carolina at whose in.
stance and for whose use it has been prepared.
With high regard,
am yours truly,
WILL. H. BATTLE.
To Hon. NJ. E. MANLY J. M. HUTCHINSON, Esq,
P. MURPHY, Esq, and Others
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22

while engaged in fighting the battles of his country
upon the field of Sharpsburg, arrived in Whining
ton by the train on Saturday morning. Thus our
city gathers in one by one her jewels, to lay them
side by side in their last resting place. The fu-
neral rites were celebrated at st. James church
at II o'clock, A. NJ, the same day.
At the same time and place, the same sad offices
were performed over the remains of Mr.. CICERO
CRA1GE, another of Wilmington's gallant sons who
died with his harness on. Let us honor those
dead, who in life honored us.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22
The Case of Mrs. Ball.

Mrs. Ball, who was tried before Military Com
mission in Raleigh last month, for the murder
of negro, has been sentenced to be imprisoned
for the term of three years, at such place as the
commanding general may direct
Major General Ruger, in approving and con-
frming the findings, mitigates the sentence to i'm
prisonment for one year, to DC executed under
the order of the commanding officer of the post
of RALEIGH
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22

IRON AND Coal INTERESTS About thirty of the
bar and nail manufactures of Pittsburg that stop
ped work recently, owing to an unwillingness on
the part of the operatives to submit to reduction
of wages, are again in operation, the employers
having yielded The prospect at present is said
not to be good for great activity in this branch Of
industry. Coal has felt the influence of the times
and last sales in New York exhibit an average de-
cline of about two dollars per ton. The profits Of
the traders in this article have been immense and
consumers will hail reduction as coming not at all
too soon
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22

The last wonderful discovery made is that by 1t
Frenchman, that electricity, applied to a certain
small apparatus, repels rain, and he places that
electrical apparatus in his cane, which he holds
above his head, when the rain pours off in all d
rections. The people of the town in which he
lives gaze at him. it is said, with sort of awe as
ne walks In the midst of rain without being wetted
The days of umbrellas are over!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22

The TEST OATH.-A dispatch from Washington
to the New York World says that it has been an
nounced by leading members of the Reconstruc-
ton Committee that the Supreme Court will soon
deliver an opinion declaring that the test oath is
unconstitutional. It is said that this announce
ment has caused great CONSERVATION in the radical
ranks.--Richn,ond Examiner
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22

A Jealous husband, being absent from home
went to cairvoyant in London to know what his
wife was doing "Ah," cried the clairvoyant, g
see her; she expects some one; the door opens; he
comes; she caresses him fondly; he lays his head
on her lap, and, Husband mad with rage-"he
wags his tail. 1t was the dog. The husband
was Gained.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22

OFEN, JANUARY 23.-The solemn ceremonies of
consecrating the new built temple of Vienna, took
place on the 23d of January. His Excellency, the
Tavernikus, Baron Lennyei, and his Exceliency,
the Feldzeugomeister, Prince Lichtenstein, honor
ed the solemn service by their presence. Rev. Dr.
Meisel held sermon, appropriate and worthy the
occasion, and elcitng very favorable remarks from
Baron Lennyei.