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The Town Senator.* *CredentiuIs-.A P
PoAftion to Cofon3ze Freedmen In r
ffda-PFtStdenkIol y{%tturz.

WASHINGTON. Jan, a0.-Thc President pro =
Of the senate haa received tht credentials Of
Gov. klrk~o God, Of Iowa. 3ur Senasos until The
OF March, 1867. urd 1nose Of stczr,aF, narlan
the lorg term, COMMIT enc1rc On that tlate-
Col. Osborne, Assistant CCrnmfsstooeFot ot Bur
Of Refugees. Freedmen, &C., for The district D: +
fida. tsa submitted 10 Ten. Howard. for cnnsid
tlcu Of the Government a plan foe colouizin:t
freedmen in tlur4da. He suggests that thu tx
States rusrtasc from Florida aI that postion q
State teluw the 18th iccrce O! latitude, ami Il
4 territorial form Of gusernnent, none hnt ii
men to be permitted 10 huy or p1e-.nipt landA,
esch head OF family 10 haye ~ tc.rs-
The President received To-day many VISITORS.
clucEux members Of Congress.
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rhine of success-so mach 20 that; beforo thc
ight commenced, he offered $500 to $40 to
hs Opponent, which was declined. :,
There was clear, fiery. iiger glitter IN ~
eye y be viewed his rival, who stood nR os-
fora him. Eerrigan scoWled dafkly ano VISA
eYtdeutIy displeascd. Phelan has rather .
frank aud open countcnance, thin and agile,
while Kerr1Ean looks coarse ',rute nuc:,
more rlear looking and heavier, but what
the members Of the 2. 4. would eaA bat
ter cut Of man," ...-.. O
And now the work commences. Both I'd
yanee, ere each other steadily. " dodge :"
round the ring few moments. and then comes
the c1nsh, the.aharp ring of hard knocks on
each others faces, a winding Of whaleboue
arms around each others forms, 8 desperate
struggle, s:the faIl," with Phe;an under, and
the loud yivas of the crowd, ,interspersea with
oaths and cnFses and jeers aud laughter.
Both men are quickly carried to their COT.
when the time fs called and Fhe1au Is mp
again, no way discouraged by the tumble.
The same dodging, the same cat-liks or tiger
like rwatching, crasht fall with Phelan
again, under, and ringing cheer. kemgau ia
up, but On his mouth there Is that ghas.lJ
Streak Of blood, and the first "drop Of claret''
Is drawn by Phclan.
sion his eyes gfnred In fury, and his swollen
features we're dirk with anger and rage. Kcr-
rigar succeeded In throwing Phelan N the I'd,
9TH, 5th, 6th-iu fact, each round up to the
18th, which was the last one, Phe1an being
nnable to hold out any longer. HIS strcng.
had entirely failed him and hfs backey, Col
bert. who waa unwilling to sec him punished,
threw up the cap'and acknowledged Kczrfsan
the winner. XXX.
Pbe1an's chest aud back we're SCARED and
wcIted 1f7id strcaks extended all the WY
from bis neck and shoulders to the waist, but
his face was unmarked. Kerrssan's s: skin WAS
0 light drab color, and there was 10 Visible
his face, which was beautiful. that i, u q
nast;tTs be beautiful, was worsted by the re-
peated blows Of Phetau, one Of bis reyes being
dyed TIM cptor after very approved but
certainly not to be recommended fashion:
The Eight listed % or 20 minutes. The
sporting nen present were rather dissatisfied
With the result, regarding i more as g wrcst-
ling match than 4 prize fight. Tie excite
ment at the close Of the fight was intense.
The grounds we're soon clenred, the pugitIs:s
drove away, and the roughs followed, takiag
special train to Jersey City, where, without
committing any outr1ses on the way, they
arrived about IL O'Clock.
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slowly. tits even hfnted t6as the majority
sro determined to postpone that eveat until
the list moment, and probably until ns7t g,
winter, II thay should happen to get SUM-
cient number Of the radicals to vote N iAvof
Of extending the session. ThsJ hare not ne
strength required BY the. law-swo-thlrds>
Bus of these matters more anoo-
, 1866-01-22
THE THEOLOGY OF THE SCAF.
FOLD.

THO aeveyo1 ,ncnthe m - hare Yncp,, ,,,rrkad
7,r an ertr,orhnarv nn,nber If exccn,;on. r.,
Inu7der aud lADarea cr1mes. The cr,r,,ua1s
embrace members or nearly ercrr re,,e;ons
faith. md ,zbile bnt fcw If fben, 1nve me-
MIRA. Grinder maintained professcd ndbrr.
cpcc to auy church. most or all of them e.
1,ib}t in vieu of annrnac1,,nv death 4on.
g1i,nmetsn, co,sc,onsnrss ,,r moral reanons;.
sihiI,,v IN Go5 ,or tbc,r cr;1,ee aon,e feor that
4hc n1,nte,rocnt fo, tbese cr,mee ,n.v
1,,,ox .1,or, t,to ,{fo 1,ovona ~.
1919 1917 nna ~ aoma NV d.ss,o - ":.esd +h,s
fn4rne ,,nn,s1,mn,,t- All tf,esa n,a .ha r,+n.
a,at..-4.-e ~ -. - s r1a -
raj workings Of conscience, 1ear and bope,
qualities ia which al1 men have aoune share
.1,.~.. a.. ~,tx-,z.... - .,a,~s-. - 41..,-
t4iouE" loe N1'ionees aAo power u tnear
streno1h and Tho dce-es, ~ 3nta,1cctro1 md
49,. a-..t1S ~ - ~. s1.s...a -
Religions efaeanon; ba1 u na1 ,t appeasea s, 70
as,nas+ ..,1 aa-snton+tone rh,3st,ons ,.hos.
earnest ana CONSCIENTIOUS enfas.'aae' WHOSE
lives are examples even 70 ths religious
-. -,
ossouon aHo 1ose oe Oppressed "asA
doubts md fears Of their acceptance.
,fyfnp and dvinr without 1hnt (. fn1'
'''os '1 N.. ~
insurance OF mill aof WINCH thcy labor
md ,7ruy. vet tlesc executed mt1rdefers
49,. ,,os.,;,. ,ra t,,,-,o.. ra,a. VII 49,
ttcee o:AStls aAa 1Al4'' AAte 0euns1 Hhe LIZ
feminine devil Martha Grinder, Of Pittsburgh,
.AAAi'te1 81 cne aseu auee Iu1t Lucy Aa'e paa
to step upon the fatal drop, benf momentary
panS, aud 10 tue gates Of heaven arc thrown
h}af anu len lAousano n'lnleIef1hS angels are
expected 10 welcome them TO all the delights
Of paradise aud 10 Inc bosom OF God. Read
ior example the tolloaiaG sketch M Mrs-
GfandCr'6 true a1d Mo-l0nE cnnfhcter, rs Bic
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From ChArlcAtou.

Skw YoRK, Jan. a0.-A Charleston despatch,
dated tNh, taJs Aeeprs Hilton Co., OF ,his tiiy,
sIkpeDded payment yeaterdav.
Communication between here and Columbia by
1sI,road, has been repaired and rain pissed over
II yesterday Tor the f1st time since The adyen. Of
Sherman AMY.
, 1866-01-22

NHw YoRk, Jan. 11-Addluonal adsfces ttou1
Panama saE the Chfl1n feet had returned enc of
The sohet1n ports. coaled and received supplies and
sailed on arother expedition, Government had made
arrangements Eor fonn.
In Peru President Prado was pushing forward
hla schemes of reform, anu war piepafstlons were
vigorously going on. The Peruvian government Is
rot get formed
, 1866-01-22

PHILADELPHIA, Jan aD-TEe ship Lancaster
ta,led for Antwerp this morning with the larrest
cargo oE petroleum ever taken rom the United
States N one vessel-taktug g es@ barrels, cutain-
tng 2!a121 gallons pt crude oil, valued at over
3NlG[Q.
, 1866-01-22

All accounts IN the UNCONVENTIONAL Journals
declnre The offering auspiciously begun.
Daniel Drew, who has promised three quarters
OF million as Ills centenary offering, is 4
number Of tlls church, and his mnniaecnce
WIN cover the uiggard1iness Of many stangy
brethren, aud the enforced Withholding of
many poor. We believe from tho evidence Of
the past, TINT the power and prosperity OF
American Ncthodlsm Is in good hands.
Loyal and liberty loving, they were the first Of
all the evangelical denominations to realize
within their pale The contest between hnman-
ity and oppression, and they were vigorously
attacking human chatte1tsm as among the
worst forms OF human ern years before II
ceased 10 find It's stronges. bnlwarks In the
puIpits Of other denominations. And In the
war Tor the Union, in our armies md In 1Lbols
nmong our soldiers, as well as in the great na
tional charities, tue Methodists achieved dis
t1nction which susy Justly lend glow to the
other themes Of conEralulation and thankful
ness In their r rcat centenary.
, 1866-01-22

/ CMc1HxA71, jan. a1.-Tbe INDIANAPOLIS Express
ttain conIdtd WITH boz car at Delhi this morning,
upse.t!ng the engine and causiug the detth of The
engineer. Seseza1 othet1 were wounded
, 1866-01-22

RIcuuoxp, Va, Jau. s0--Nr. Pollard was Ar
rsigned before the House Of Delegates to-day Tor
breach OF lrcorun1 on The 9Th inst He WIS. On
motion, rrprimauded BY tho Speaker and dis
charged. !
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The letter is accompanied By statements
from c. B. Parsons, late Provost Marshal
General Of the Middle Military. DiyLi2a,"
Of the '"Division of the Gulf" which, as Gen.
Sheridan embodies the substance Of them in
his letter. need rot be rcpublishcd. It Is
also accompanied by statement Of captured
artillery from Llent. George ". McKee. Gen.
Sherfdnn'a Chief Ordnance Oilfcet OF which
the following fs IN abstract, exhibiting the
number OF pieces captured By Gca. Sheri
dan 3 forces from August Goth, and January
lat, 1861:
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N. IeomeFoss View Iof the Situatl,
The with 6rAwAt Of French fto
nog CreslBee4-EApUaeon Plans.

.Nsv YoRr, ism. e0-The toocaeretGr& spe
rum WaehmQton says Romero, Tho minl*ter n
,ha Republic Of Mexico, rttnssA to credit ths
port bt the wlthdrawal Of French troop. tr
Ee1,co. lie bases his op',.Ion upon the tactt
The lnpe11aiists are preparing vigorous camps
IN Northern Mexico, witch 10 The ,,izonchot
the Eeprthc, 10 order to crush oppa.!,!7n. and
and Nexieo Tho reports OF the withdrawn:
France are hased upon unofficial statement
rewspa7ers, circulated, he aueges. for thr purp
OF Misleading publ: opinion tu this country.
nero a.sests hat touts Napoleon Is fnsent upo
scheEuc Of territorial a&.Dsandizemeot; 'hat be
counted the cost ,tand Will only withdraw when c.
PEELED bJ !otce or the entirr Submission Of Nc,
tn hfA Agent IN
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NV yo,r Jan. sO.-Tha 'fortTs Richmond
<rec7s, aohS tS.t Virginia i. 10 day quiet Rs the
Sfsfe ~ New York Or Ma9sschusetts. md 10 Reo.
nia q it, az blact, arc suffering tton notn1n& eas
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Sh1pIhtnR Oh speE1ts
NEW YORK, Jan. 4,.-The steamers CITY Of Bal
timo1e, Borusss, Afaso and Louisiana sailed to-day
lor Europe, taking &sss, ,u0 specie,
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TIE CHEMISTRY OF NATu

=
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and on,1 th-a~ asnet,.1s.. p,",s.a -. s"lo' 10.
nntto- % s.,.s.. - s1suAe4>,1s.,
tlasa -. ~, -. % ~, s,a Su' po"s4 Essu VI
.ue .ua. ..4es - oln'a 1's staes. out tnes
~ s p!opo' l4ons, ~ c.e'3 nal9Fat existence
= tatof'e may &c ialeo'' or II may 90 sensible
aeat- ~ eoino 10TH II Is - aseoeiAtca VIII
cssss paiueie % 'ualts.. Ine noss 1ntease
eolo " t'eu om " pfooueeu mas pat pof-
lion o. casoslc from 1ts assoeaa1so na',es.
chcmleal seaenee nas as succeeded IN producing
e1cHEeea1u1e o'-"' ec'ees,ana Is 1honSht
ny some tnat 81 aeout-sao oes1ees, eatorc
"onlo 10 longer eAlst, OUT t1as Ii eeldently
mere ianclfal speculation.
sloce' thelelofe, II Is Always comolneo ~lth
matter, "nen tae maltef unaefSoes enanges'
% aanst tne caiofae "Asa losms pat oi ~.
IN some cases, "ncn TWO OF more olaefcnt cx-
ls1enees cne3n'caaS comolne' taey cannot
eoutMn nc eamc 4uantity OF eaiot1c tnat theg
dad IN tncif separnie states. 1t therefore
menlscsls atsel as neat In Inc newly formed
existence IN which 1t was Sci iree. In other
cases different Substances. when chemically
combined, require more ca1oric than they did
when separate. In this sxay hea. is produced
or absorbed In the various chemical changes
Which arc continually going on over the sur
lace OF the earth. and IN The atmosphere
which envelopes IT,
In nature, power Is also q constant element
comblned VIII matter and cn1ofic. 1t may
oe ctaas1aed "a hrsts mechanical pa~er1 sec-
ono. d.,chemlcal power; third Fhat power 1t
Is onen eonioanaea WIN heat. eieclfaciy, &c,
, 1866-01-22
The Shenandoah Campaign OF 79Gi-
Shefxdn1s,f Letter In Hcplx to EARLY.

The Shenandoah Campaign Of 1851
Sherldata's Letter In Reply to Early.
.Afai. Gen. Sheridan publishes in the New
Orleans Crescent OF the lcth inst, a letter In
answer 10 Gen. Early, who had written O
notably false statement Of the Shenandoah
campaign for the New York Ntus. The FOL-
lowing Is Gen. sheridan's letter in full ::
HEADQEs, MILITARY DR.. OF TIE GrLY,
Ncw QHIEASs, La. Jan 8, 1886. !
To the Editors ofthe New Orleans Daily Crescent ::
ES11gnEs-1hele Is aclass ofmili!arT men who
should be- considered worse tha,. towards, and
Tic following statistics should az the e,atrs of
letter lei 10 1he New York Nt,1., furpishcd Jon he
data for article published IN The trs,c< Of the
ftn InEf., In which ucnezal EARLY states that tho
Valley consisted o! about s, SEQ muskctz th1ea has-
tlhons Of artillery and less than 1900 eaTaly.
lhe Shenandoah Valley from Aug:,st !, 1851, 10
March !, 1865, VAS about 13,0M, and the nama. Of
nearly that plumber ure recorded on the boots r.
Gere4al Of thu Middle Mi1Hary Division. Ny oll-
eial records ,abow that c1r los tn killed
and wenndsa frpm l.; AnEa;t 1851, 70 JanqaI!
was fully twice Ra gEcaL Il not .rea'er; con.
eca1entiJ ne can talely. estimate bis casualties
as #, ,sSt men: afro enc'o;e herewith statement
Corps. exhibiting llst or l0l pieces OF field aFt
]ery eaptnrcd ftoto Ten. Eariy,s command IN the
sberandoah Valley from August 1. 1851 10
January l. lhFo: This statement does not inciu1s
six perrs Of artillery captusel II NaInesooro four
at Greenwood Station, two Ae Charlottesville anil
four Mt Scuth Anna bridge. on my m:sc:, from VIM
ruary end March. 1sE5 Gen. Early's statement
lkat be had ab0ut 900 men ut Narueshoro e ta1d
TO 1ccoucie with tho fcE that over l. no men ol his
command we're Gsaptnred a. That enlargement; end
hts esttHrate my fofSes IL 3ncor1ect, but HAT NAV
be considered partouab1e error. Ttsac-umpauY-
JnC statemeut Of Lieut.. Col Parsons, Breve, Majo7
Howard amt Lsutenant Mckee, sSe the suh-ynnch-
e.s for the foregoing statements,
am, gentlemen, reEy respectfully,
Your obctticnt aeIrHnk,
, 1866-01-22

poverty. Al The 'nsina,lsons about the .1o.e.
tzaautsm oefnesn wh'tes rnd hlscks- -ail ne ..
oppressive meaauts O. the whites toward The
-tre IN sheer, wfcs cd insentIoat, Genuem
,hr trle4sar deetAze that ne,er Meye ,he nerrrt,.
an,efly d1rFosed Io~afd taoss Who w~ip--
former matters. 3ra nestr ve1e Tho lat.rs
t.rdly sf1zro4es3, tuwzrd tho=. Who werr .S$
deY f11trnt On them. The negroes are rs
s,.ipg rp Ill notton+ Of tho usnen.rm ttss
slrlr With New Year's daJ. and are uowr
sstslrc and obtxsning HuTf, q1i'e ~ rapidly
nppovurt.sed landlords sso aoie 10 employ
pay them.
, 1866-01-22

Spirit and Temper nf Kentucky ConncF-
vnlIpsl-l1c~tAtauce t" tho Current of
EvcDt-TIsn He-adJu>truent Of tho
fode-pro-SIuvrrY Hatred OF General
T'afmer-TAe Senatorial Question.
Correspondents Of the Chicago TribHne.]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04

kIExAHDER-On Monday ID inst Harriet ~. wife Of Wiai@ss
V. Alexancef. aged - years. IL months and day
the funeral from her late reslRce No rs Wes!
on Wednssdsy the 5th inst, At oSek M y,thoa mitns
BLUNTon Sunday Edmond Blunt in the s1th Of bis
Funeral O'Clock this day ue,day) from bis late rs.idsecs
In oyeueneye Bay Ridee Reves and fgiends invited "
attend without further notice.
DOLsEN Dossntowu Orange Co. " Sunday sspssmbes
Phebs A. wife OF William 81 Dosep. the 5ls year Of he's
funeral from her late edsuee on Wednesday the sh as q II
O'Clock ~.
The friends the family invited 70 attend h ane on Keeeoy
he an At y o'clock from the re'ideaes bis parsn''
No. &c West Twenty 'stzth A. .
FERo-A, Mount Kisco NJ y Sunday September 1856 the
Rev. Thos y fero aged - ysar and 10 m9atn. A. a., a
Funeral NJ r. Church, Tuesday th INST
O'Clock D. Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70
attend without further notice
HoLMEs-At Hudson NJ y. Sunday September Anns ~
HowELI-oa friday August a. At s,roud.baE Pc. .hsss b
sone health Rev l. 2 Howell PssiOr Of 8. hsrys
TIE ,sSu. 1G %s. S p on Sept 10 ~
MARY Church Elizabeth The hisuds o the Rev dscess4
LEoH-On Sunday september Long Brsneb Aers is'a
N D., Of Sew;Yoss City a.. ~, ,,,.s a, .,,.ns "A.
funeral 81 Francis Xavier Church IN Wet sIeenths %
T,gday mSniGs ssPiemhsI %. ~ ? 2 oda w. "''u' ""
Philadelphia and New Orleans pspss pesse copy -, 49,
PULvEk-At Yonkers saadEy September lSo John rus~
The freSes 81 he miy are rtspectfu
funeral Tuesday ith inst at Biz late residence Soe
SANFORD Newark n j. Sunday Sept D. Johr Sanford 4.
the SD year ~ his =.
O'clock at hehodst Church iocloct "A
The friends Of the family and the Asonfo
Fraternity re invited sstend without further notice ~ III
The Professors Tutors and Member. Of the c Of 20 o. "TS.
Gosss Sn :" c AS 81 ~ osSl o.
WEDNESDAY. Sept g. from No. ~ Chstisss VA JtI4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04
CHICAGO.
PREPARATIONS PoR sTHB RECEPTION or THB PKRsI
DRET--A RIOT ANTICIPATED.

PREPARATIONS ron iTHB RECEPTION or THB PERsI-
DRsT--A RIOT AsrICIPATRD.
special Dispatch 70 Tho N. 7. Tribane.
..t CHICAGO Monday Sept 3 1850.
There are rumors of a riot here when the Presidents
reception comes OF, II il is possible for the Copperhehds
10 foment one The Rebel TINES this morning called
the mob hu back these Radicals aud says in deisnt
italics that the Presidents party will hold possession Of
Chicago while the President NAV tarry there. ~
The most btter State Of FEELING is being engendcred
here and unless different tono be adopted there vii be
"A collision here without doubt.
large number Of banners being made for the
sion bearing pthy extracts ton speeches Of tho Presi
dent and Lake-st and CLARK will be bountifay lnedEth
them The front Of the Shcrfrsn House balcony, fun
which the President must address the crowd, 30 pcog
njzes them at the serenade viii be the memorable words,
TREASON must be made odious and traitors must take
back seats there are other extracts which Tx TINS OF
tLis CITY calls iusnltiag epthets..
strong effort is being male 20 have the Presidential
marty received with the hopors due their exalted positions,
spking all and tho use Of Crosbys mAgni'
cant pcra been asked IN which TO tendef tho
posidsnf Grant and Rarpgut the regards OF Chlcato
Mr. Crosby has rendered the OF the Opera Hoe for
the reception of all ciyi bodies and has also e1endd an
Invitation which has been accepted, Tor the fresaeH ana
party 10 visit bis gslluy and thus advertise his esry
scheme. .srf,.fs I 10 ri 81. 'lrI .r... 90 r.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04
BILLIARDS.

FIRST DAr--oREsIEG 0AMs or TIE TOURNAMENT.
The Stat. and Provincial Champion Billiard Tonr-
nameat eommneed last night and doubt VIII prove 70 DO
the leading the billiard world as the nun
her and sk o. the contestants the valuable prise and me
excellent management will tend 10 surround the snar wth
interest and echt There bat seven
made APPEARANCE compete for the pses thus nr
Those present the followngi Messrs Punkeu OF Penn
D.nels Mass Hubbei OF Conn Frawley o, ONO hecn
INV OF Ind, foley Of H., Dion Of CANADA Aoouy "a
o'clock Mr. ID. E Gay manager addressed me eaaiceee
on the progress the game and introduced MT Don OF On
ia and Mr. Pnkett OF Penn Mr. Phelan was appointed
referee a.. -
The game then commenced Mr. Plunkett taking the nen
h n RETAINED nm 10 me turning Of the third hundred
when .he game TODD points for Punkett and go POINTS Tor
Dion Dion thG commenced to ran ahean maAhg ~ pS'n.
oooonentS lthe game standing Of the turnrg OF the
snrt hundred Dion 4i6 Plunkstt 3ls From this until tue
and Of the gam, Pnnke seemed TO lose all ccnnuence Dion
.,saSly dsaxvg svN rOp lin. ttassg ~ gsSa n ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04
ST. LeUIS.
REGULAR TROOPS ORDERED TO NDEPRsDEsoE TO TAKE
CARE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TIE PREsIDksT
"A LARGE PIRE--LOSS &4h.lUU.

REGULAR TROOPS ORDERED TO NDEPRsDEsCE TO TAXI
CARE OF BusHwHAcKERs-vIsIToF TIE PREsIDk,s1
"A LARGE PIRE-Loss $4,000. . .ll-e e.
Special Dispsteh to The n. Y Tribdae. 6f
ST. LOUIS Monday. Sept J. 1866
BY request Of Gov Fletcher, Gen. Hancock has
sent 40 ReguaS at Independence to Keep returned BUSH
whaokers in order and the militia have been withdrawn
Yesterday, the Conservative members OF the Rev. Mr.
Aleranders congregation Finton in this county APP
peared in their pews armed 10 the teeth caused by threats
against Alexander for not taking the test OATH The
services quiet. tiii.
President Johnson says pnvae telegram, promises 70
visit ST. Louis after visiting Chicago The Rebels are
getting ready 10 give him warm reception. The Police
have ceased reporting Cholera cases but the nterments
Yesterday show rty-eight deaths. Tremendous rain
storms have fallen In this section since fnday and the
rivers are all rising ~
professional English thief, named Tmony has been
arrested on suspicion Of implication IN An extensive rob
bory of iewelry at Brantford, G. w. "a sac 900
large fire Saturday night destroyed brass fouhdey
aud candy factory. Loss about $45 000 Insured m the
Iuternational Loard Springfield Etna, Hartford and
other Eastern companies
A- THE CHOLERA AT ST. LOUIS, "eF
i.... ST. LOUIS. Monday. Sept.3, 1906
There were AZ cholera interments yesterday u
Thryegbt fires occurred in Cairo during the past year
involving loss Of s 900 The total loss by fes for the
preceding years s6soo About bali the losses were
covered by insurance. r.as.. esi 81 Efasi- j aoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04
NgW.0RLgAyS.

NEW -ORLgAss. Monday, Sept. 3, 1856.
There have been thirour at cholera and three
deaths by yellow fever for foyeight hours ending THU
morning. 80
Advices from Texas evinee much complaintrof the
ports from Gen. Kidoo TO Gen Howard o iltreanen Of
The freedmen. TAe Houston Telegraph hsty pfonounce'
them false and doubts II they really made asrepgd
The defeat Of the Hon. John Hancock for United STATE:
Senator from Toxas owing to eecusation agtis
him In the Conservative Union Cnucus by Major Langley
OF f3eu CaaLy's e,aG that Jlgv unvvk souBnt, slre
Union refugee, the post Of Brgadies-Generai IN thc
United States Army for the purpose Of leading an INVASION
OF Texas :, = - =. - ~,
Liberty baltimore. ~ So -. :. "a.
Cotton has declined, sa,es 800 balss Lev as nc
rece,n,s I95 baes, Sugarfr l3c. Fioufe9 oof lEper
nae Gold iss. Sterling ExchsDge 81 SswHofk II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04
= HAMBURG.
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From Bun spss. Correspondent. ~, ...,s ,,,sf :
Afrightfd crime has Just spread terror and CONFER
nation among the people Of this region In the stormy hight
Of Anguste about O'Clock In the morning. tho feehlder
.eob was aroused ths Of ana neigibor
John Thode who knocked at the window and called Help
helm fire fire 20 when Schwxbof and bis son opened the
door thsy found young Tm Th6de lying unconscious near the
window and him ANAL boxes containing secuep
silver ware and money Having carried him Int the
honss end awaked tina servants In order to get or hep
from other aeghboE they hAstsnsd 70 we ssai ~ we
fames Having arrived at the burning barn tney are sur'
prised md single member 81 me anhy snien con
lists parents five sons, daughter, ana nsld servant
the ssspsr tneeking repeatedly the door esy SCI 20
reu,y and now begin be asrwed Thsy break the Win
dows and enter rho house. They are searoe allie 70
es 90 are They make greatest efforts % awsfe ne o.
cupants Of the h0use. but all Ia yaip 49, - -
they the fire issuing from tue bedroom Of me three
"A psreas the daughter ard the youngest son sleep Here
terrbe soens pressnfs itself their eyes All the oceuants
of the room with ghtfn vonnos and dend and
the bed covered With smoking straw ies assa Doass
the morning the corpses Of we srse Oldest on e
found; the the place where MS ped stood me I've
others "a a. sasosins .sp ,Ss wousd bad
been Inflicted sharp Instruments Dut some also ~ cnDs
The son who aone escaped from murder, was ukewlss
wounded aud was during the hIst as Sps 70 pesa n'
nation that any clue 70 zoe oshea"h o. th'
murdcrers.
large Some trace, however have been obtained which
4, hoped will lead 10 their discovery Or course us terrible
deed the general subject OF conversation hnd the country
people generally observe that no any IN tne county, clu
Thode They are therefore, considerably exercised b fear
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