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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
by Tsiggmphl

John II. Peterson has been appointed Postmaster
~ WoOdstown y. j., vice NJ. Barton, deceased
Tie following Internal Revenue appointments were made
Yesterday;
Thomas Jone, ir Assessor 18TH District Ohio; John W.
Sewart OF Dayenp0ft Collector, % District Iowa. and H.
II CogeeshA of Germantown, Assessor. 5;h District Penn
sVvaDis.
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CANA A.
Another Fesisn uevemeni-Ges. Dick Tayisr
Comm u de- rim Chief.

sps ia Dispatch 70 Tie n Tribune.
OTTAWA Thursday, August ls6G.
Information bas reached the Government that second
Feuiaa movement against Canada will soon take place.
Gen DICK TAYLOR 10 command in chief
It's thought that the struggle will be severe one
War with tbe United States is not unlikely a.. things
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uARRaED ID.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brookya. n. Y. on Wsdasrlsy
nv Fletcher, ,nlfnrreli W. " Chsss'
Bes,mp Mu.srave Pl-bur,h Pa to Lucy EIDE" dsos.'
of Rober Ibbotson. esq. o. New YORK.
Pitt,burlh Pa aud Sheffield Eng, papers please eopy
-STEWART-On Thursday. August by the Rev T. <
Weed VIM H. Sibv H.. fmma Kate stewart dsashtsf Or
, aud Annie a stewart and grindis lighter OF JOIN h'sna
o. e.ffi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03
Gnhit Rusinrss.

Tlarc were twelve messages received at the New
Y,r Terrlpi Office e. Europe yesterday Ihur'dey iof
VIZ. 1 G w. Of sI.39 D gold was paid
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LONDON DATES OF AUGUST FIRST
Loudon Money MARKET.

L0sDoS Wednesday, Angus T. 1866.
C.lsols close al p for money.
A~sgicAN Sr-uSrrr5 The laes sales tn'el states
fr.trctties 6si.
p. Central Railroad. Ola 10.
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5pecial Notifies.


PROVISIONAL CHARGES s9 gscE EsE TRANSMISSION W
FROM ANY TELEGRAPH STAToS N GREAT BRIrA's
OR IRELAND
To telegraph station in Amerca-Tweuy wo'ds OF ss' inia-
ins .usias not exceedrs IL all 100 leisf'
For every ,ddon,l word not exceeding ave eeF Twenty
The st,sr al vorl .e the 6rs % and vit
by i've fractions. rsmeneer viii be sharses as ~5o
All In code OF cyPhef VIII De charged aoao oe es
All figures intended be written fa Icns.
Message. destined Tor place. beyond range the ssph;
FROM ANY TELEGRAPH STATION N EURoPE.
address. date sad .isasS1e not sIcssdnr T~soIy
every additional word exceeding FIVE letters r~soiy's'
The letter. in All word. ser the counted and dvst
by Esch i've otsctOna remainder viii be charged wed
message, eyPhs viii he charged double tue orer
All 6er.. intended transmission be written at fal ns
M.ss. dened ior place. beyond Of the tisphs
FRoa ANY TELEGRAPM66 , srAifioN IN AFRICA ASIA
To any tesaraphe Ameues 20 words iaeodos adj
dress date and 'isu'r'e not exceeding IN a. o s' twenty '
For every additional word exceeding letters Twenty Ave
ibe letter. after the @ 20 viii be counted and divided
by fractional DdeT will be charged swNa
mes-. IN code cypher viii be charged double 'hs s'f's
ali ssare. intended ,r.nOn mus. b. written 4, fall length.
and viii be ch.IEed a. words bs the rang. Of m. .esr.p
.y.ieu vii Be .eu, forward by mail BY ordsr nr..
July 81. isod :. =. psA1.
In,sid. TRAVELLING Uhsirs Wheels, io' IN .aa oar
ixVsifDs CARRIAGES to order
PATENT GATHERING HORSES, Tor in and 0dt dO0' sn''
ss5
Boy, STRONG WAGONS. chhdTeus CARRIAGES, ProP-hsrI
Engi,b Chsrou Rocking tiobr,
lor SAFE b, tue msnulscslre, -. -. :. a. .,
LADIES lcE S shasS t r.'i SS,Se SALOON
Nc - Bsospwsr
lOrt.
Dc, C,am 70. strawberry Is,ys, and EIesr'Ou' at ~hos'.'
rrics'
Open o'eloe, in th- momief To- Brs,ti',t
Poet Once Notcr-The Ma' i,S 1,i bnisn cad the CSs
nsu Falmouth HAVE fLLiCN' 10, e.s,
,s Og,.r,to~n per CRY o. NENlOkh ana 10 ~
German states Hsmbnrg steamer bkl.MhN on $500
DAY 4 VIII this once AZ W. sec
a.. q. felows Stations snd b, teo m s.atoss
= ana - ~ =" JAsEs NELLY. re,te,ss.r.
RI, ,A.aI.,p trnlsI.ry .s,d he Inc o. q. hsI
en- n. ro,t fn a. ooohw Stscn 80, n"s avn"
one C.Et. r.r,. once Nc 81 ks,i L".Hys n4e,
We ILTr tonreIe.. W = - = -
,r.., Rush ~, No. Pnrk-Fow.-senInu ssees Of hkhs
furnishings ,snf ~ A. Tncss 100 or % rann 70 msts
com To- ~. scods -riercd quality white shirts - Page.
Cosr, hundr.d er. &C. orposie A'ior hoese-C.I
Wig. T.upres sBd Ornamental Hair
rr,t ofv ta,k brown sAsaade'ss
". A BATCfF LOR'S No u boncst
CI.Ihe. " ringers ~ sud- RffAlRfb b. hs s.LtI
WASHING AND NRlNGlNO MACHINE SVAiANi' ~ "
torrlanli o.. New-lcft
IIii'. Hair DYE. 81 r Ba.. brown n'.n,,nsea,. o.
brs-filli -e'abe best gagsE ef 10 u'r. bsi'' ~ "
sod By a. Das4s' 49, -
The fnpire Isck.-ntch sewing har"'""S '' '''F
s'l Nsul .IeIs. Agents waited
LarlKL SAVING MA. psA ~. CO" Vsrth :" -
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I.irc-posi Geitep narl.ri.

LIVERPOOL Aug. T. I-05.
CoroS-The market to-day has ruled steady .
81. = % ulles
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Twelve and a Half w ords
a Minute.
Transmission OF the Presidents
Dispatch.
FIRING OF ROYAL SALUTE,

DISPATCH TO TIE MAYOR OF NEW-YOBK,
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THE CABLE.

SPLENDID WORK BY THE CABLE
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WASHINGTON.

IMPORTANT WAR ORpERs-MILITARY AcADEMY-THS
BOUNTY BOARD.
The following important orders have just been
issued o. tie Secretary Of War.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-06
erFrom the New York HerAld.l
THE SOUTH.
Four Months Among the Recon
1"' structed.' '-. ..: q. '.
and Disposition Of the
People. '7''' .'' -
LIE DANGER on TME HOUR.
Shall the United States be
'ad Again DividedG uss
NAV YoRk. August 3, 1855.

New YORK, August 2, 1856.
During the past four months have trav-
eled over nine of the lately rebellious
States. have visited sixty or seventy of
the principal Southern cities, have
conversed freely with the people, and
have heard the views 1jof all
classes expressed without hesitation
or concealment. / have dined with them
en- famille and in public have listened to
their political discussions, have read close
ly their leading newspapers and have been
present at their political caucuses. Every
facility for gauging public sentiment in
the reconstructed States has been afforded
me. The result OF the. observations thus
made may be briefly laid before the readers
of the Herald under three or four heads.
First . ,,,...... .a,,..r It..- ......
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-06

1oR. p. L. lABER was in town on Tuesday,
probably inquiring into the status of the
Shellabarger Convention strOms this town
ship isa Federal lofiice-holdeF, aud did not
make his sGappearRnee In the COnveDtiOns
we Judge that Baber had put a. small bug
PIN his ear RIP. Lsuis determined to use
Hlall qhis influence toihaYeaeverys DisRnioa
Z Assessor Collector and Postmaster in the
IDistrictthF0wn out of Office, aud we sim
.cerely trustihe will succeed in his UNDER
taking at the earliest possible time.-Addi+
con u D6nl0crdt.h
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-06
THE SOUTH IS WHIPPED.

Texas makes believe not to know It;
some parts of Mississippi try to forget it;
but the people as whole are whipped,
thoroughly whipped, and acknowledge the
fact. 1t would be impossible to deepen the
sense of their defeat were you to serve
them as the old Romans served the Car.
thaginians, and plow up the ruins of their
cities and sowthe ground with salt. have
spoken with scores of their leading gener-
ais and statesmen, and they all admit that
secession is dead and buried beyond the
power of resurrection. Even Howell Cobb
says so! On second thought, perhaps had
better pass on Howell Cobb, for fancy
that Falstaffian warrior was beaten before
the fight had well begun. The citizens of
Columbus, Ga, have an uncomfortable tra-i
dition that after Cobb and Toombs of
Georgia had stirred them up to useless
resistance, thereby causing the destruction
of half their city, these WORTHLESS, when
Wilson approached the town, rode through
the streets racing, on a pair OF spawned
mules, the tails of their steeds pointing
ditiantly at the advancing Yankee
troopers. But braver men than the
heroes of Columbus recognize the issue of
the struggle as final. Joe Johnston, in his
quiet, reserved, way, confesses that the
cause is lost, and turns the subject when
his campaigns are spoken Of Hood, with
manly candor places himself among those
who have no desire to fight again. Even
Henry A. Wise, that salamander among
fire-eaters, though he refuses to take the
oath, and insists that the Government ought
to hang him as q most pernicioasI traitor,
gives the administration credit for its mag
nanimity and claims still the right to shell
ter under the old flag. Among the hun
dreds of persons to whom | have spoken /
have never yet met one who took any act
i've part in the fighting bat admitted that
the cause for which he fought had gone up,
and that henceforth there must be only one
Government for the entire American peo-
ple.' might go further and say that the
South is not only whipped, but that it is
cowed. 1t was at Mobile, / think, l wit
messed little incident which will go furth-
er to prove this than bushel OF argument.
A military band, serenading a-rNorthern
General played the captured tune of
"Dixie," and the people on the streets. car
ried away by the familiar strain, set up a
cheer for StOnewall jackson. Alone in that
dense crowd was half drunken United
States soldier. Raising his voice above the
din, he sWore with many epithets more
forcible than polite, that ne would lick the
first rebel that dared to shout for Stone
Not a hand was lifted against him though
he stood there at the mercy Of the>throng :;
the cheers were stopped, the band played
"Hail Columbia" and the crowd dispersed.
The South, depend upon it, has had enough
of fighting. 1t could not be kicked into
rebellion again. More than this, '''1
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-23

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u VITA q ne az. E< sa,y n-g-o<s %
rx-r- hue. ~ Iu1@ns. hss-sa- s~e
Chinese toru IN th- Uni,sd Sac. P--e~s
tb~ same right ~ifh ~hTs ei'Izsn-. Co
bold osioes. act =. juror j. Ou' oour's 4
Justice. and without '-grd 20 i4;,ll e,u !
or property qualifications can IKE Use lie
elective anchise. Past experenc- It's
show the ang.r of further ex e"si' Of
h.. right If suffrage Defining em,-
gogns and tricky, rn-c,rprlou- plii-
clam, no, hesita'i g t" u>e he b s">t
means for the accomplis mrnt Of tn, ir
ends, hsvr too often su coed d in sc ri =
the support Of cert'i" ignorant elements
of our voting population, who w're un-
acquainted with the institutions Of our
government, and were I'D astr'y by these
artful tricksters that pander to their pr'ju-
dices, subvrrtrd he truth, and Ivy EST al.
ing the livery of heaven TO serve the devil
in," succeeded in obt lining power and
position in the government. If then.
while the right Of suffrage remained alone
with tn. white nation and naturalized citi.
zens. the country has been to some ex-
tent endangered by suffrage too univrr
sal in its character, how much more
danger may we not apprehend when C"ffee
and Sambo, Kanaka 10 and John China
man is armed with the ballot; when, these,
degraded and inferior beings, no matter
whether identified with the interests of
the country OF not, whether they under
stand the nature of the rights Of American
citizrns or not, whether they can read write
o. not, are rl:eed upon the jury ami hold
off es IN our midst. That they will b.
plar in these positions, there can Re
NJ doubt. if the law is passed. Whenever
&C nsidelablr class of these people re-
sid" in the Territory. there will not he
wan ing aspir ng men, who will seek and
cop,ol their votes, and in order to retain
their political influence. place them in in
ftrior positions, encourage them in idle
ness. foster their prtjudices, and by nu-
merical prepond+rance Of votes cast by
these newly enfranchised citizens. will b.
enabled to obtain and perpetuatc their
power, and outvote and overcome the in.
tellig-nt white element Of our population.
And why this innovation. this radical
change of time honored institutions Is It
not enough. that this class Of people. from
time immemorial living in slavery. las
been liberated from s-rvilc bondage. has
acquired the right to enjoy personal free
dom Of action. the right 10 hold and enjoy
property. the right TO Testify in courts Of
justice. the right Of contracting and hav-
ing their contracts enforced in our courts,
and 70 il not enougL that to secure and
nsintsio for them thee rights sho~sssds
upon thoua.nds Of tn aob.~ss af our Ma
ton have sserske~d their 1--we. upca q
sb-s~s.d ssssie-S-lds. LIT ,h-s- rops-.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-23


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szi regrrs tho anas~soa q many better
rhinss Tie sad: In wy yoash. IN ny
manh.--d aBd in my old sg~ hsvr fOodiy
dream-d that sh-n any forfunai chance
sholld have br,,ken up Tor a time the
founda ions Of our institutions and re-
lra,ed us from obligations the mot ~
rannical ever imposed in tn. name of
freedom. the intelligent. free, and
frs, men of our Republic from their
nrofrssions and and their conscience would
rav,. so remod.l-d all our institutions as
to hav. freed them OF every vestigr OF OPP
n,cssion. in equality of rights-of the
r.coyu;zed d.gra., alton Of The poor and the
.v,.,;or cost of n. rich. in short that no
J;s,;nction would be tolerated in this re.
n~h,;c lint that which arose from merito-
l r"o oonduct This bright dream has
ra";shsJ like the baseless fabric of Wis
i'm find we shall be obliged to b. con-
ION, with Matching the worst portions of
The ancient fabric and leaving it in many
of its parts to BE- swept through by the
tempest, frosts and storms OF drspo'i$m.
DO YOU inquire why, holding these views
and possess NJ some wi OF my own'
accep, imp rfecta propos ton : | an.
sw.r becaus. l live among mrn and not
nnrles. among men as intelligent. as de-
te, mind md as ind p nien as myself
who. pot az eeing with m d. not choose
TO Wild their opinions 20 mic. Mutual
con es,inu, ther fore, is our only re ."rt
from mutual hostility Let US, he s'id IN
c"nclus on. no longer delay. Let us take
what we can now and hope Tor better
things in future legislation.
The fin Il vnte was taken without ex-
citemrnt.
The Clerk Of the House will now Tor
ward cer'lf"" copies ~ tue a''euu''' =. !.
TO the Governors tor not'neat'cn "y 'ne
Legislatures, having "ce" uee,:e" uP:"
the suggestion OF 'res'"e"' A ~
the case OF the amena"tn' aoo .n:"
slavery, that inc Executive "a' "''"''s W
do with SUCH itg's'a'i'"'
Fe"ia" Dispatches.
Nem York, J""e o. Ksce'vca q, "a"
Francisco june i~'"! VA" Iii.
we mr"" n.y. ~s".' ,o,;ov. ,h. !, in, r.nurls
y"u ea".
:" '''I IS:.".a w r RonrRrs.
nv. ca,,e".;". ,v.. h.ve inst received:
=" D., In ,.ns w. ar. in the
.r..ro,,. country The green flag waves
Hin. s,ormed C.nter Slab City and taken
the British color, aud are ready t" adj
vanc. again. Victory or d s'h Gr"w-
lers and towards have gone 10 the rear.
They will talk about our p sit'"n out
don't mind them. The tired men o. nerve
-. - Al S,.,ut IL. IL. CAREY.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-23

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o.xtn .,o-ed 1. do %. lLs tl.ry
as. ted ,..r,.I, b or THU howl. Of
rag, over tie rsut h d dad away. and
po.. ma, TIA, he, ave c.neiud,d mol to
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d ,.t,h.> have a m 10. i,y Of voter, in The
univ Oh. YES: "wr see ucks"-deAd
ma. hat. ith.y had had tn. ,emot.
.s, hou. IF 81 ci.ua Single man. they
w,u,d h ve av.;l,d themselves of The little
r,;s.. ~ ;,,o,ert,v arrano,d. and have
.v...h,ow, n. -, c,;on inst 10 they NJ.
,o,,,,od IN ov.rtbrow III. c. .untv Conv.n.
,;o,
| Bnt observe how cvnsisten. is this mod
el Of uronrietv in every position it assumes.
II savs that W., hav. " .ud,avored to con-
va, IN. ;de, over tb.. TERRITORY that the
division If III. n,r,v in this county was
nurev Conservative and Radio l." there
bv assuming that we hav. falsely stated
a. ;ss. Tho, wo h,yo mn. damn ca 20
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-23

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SUPREME CouRr.-This body has been
in session for the last two weeks in this
town. Til, following case, hay. been
heard and submitted. I w Rraz.e 20
County O, Clark. Denuison for plaintiff and
S,-,vo ,or doro,d,,, Til, ~ ;..,
th. v.,;d;,v ~ tho ,c, ne .ho Jc;s,.,,..,
d'smemoer'"g the OLD county OF Skamanla
ana other impor'Antqu' 1t was ar
gued at great length by the counsel and will
b. decided by " full bench. Levi Farms
worth rs. a"I. W. L. Action upon bond.
Heard and submitted. John Corlrss rs.
the Territory. Ma!feasance in Office.
Argued and submitted. Andrew Williams
rs. Drew 1t al. Settled as per stipulation
on file. Dnbach rs. Lawrence eta Sub
United on briefs and written arguments.
Andrews rs. Clark county ea rel. II. G.
otruve' Prosecuting Attorney In this
cause are involved the same questions ar
g"'o IN the case OF bfazee Is. Clark
county, o"' as judge Darwin was not on
'"o oe"'" a. inc time Oh the argument
'"' '"u'' WI. 'e f''"fs"eu ~ COUNSEL
"A "'''"er VI o'"'r c"ses On tue ooeKe'
nave o'e' continues" "n''' the next regular
TERM, winch commences OH the urSt Mon
day in December next.
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hung to f-ne- pas, adjoining the Ps-n-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-23

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