davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28

IYDIAy TRRArIEs.-The Chicago Tribune Is Ia.
formed by Col McLaren OF Minnesota Of the Commis
ouers appointed by President to make treaties With The
Indians Of the Upper Platte origin that the Published state
mens that the Indian Council lately held at Fort Larah
failed 70 make peace false most satisfactory treaty ~
concluded with 0gaa and Brue band Of Sioux indiana
and portion the Cheyenne tribe An the principal chen
Of the Sioux at the council except TWO ~
0Oslaa chiefs 'Red Cloud and Mansfrad ofhis horses
Tie Indians granted to the Government the right 70 usv
their country by the routes already OPEN and gave
their consent TO open road 10 Montana via Povaes
River which is 400 miles than the old roue via Saa
Lake The Indians made ertrayagant DEMANDS OF tse
Government the contrary accepted a.
for game just what the Commissioner tnougnt Do"
give them. - -, t,x.,. .< r,e~
savs that the Commission failed In consequence OF ths ~
rayagant demands Of the Indians which are hst ne oesy
mi and Powder roads should De apanooDeo ~ fousS
of travel and Reno. the latter DC esaeuseo -
these in addition 10 the ususl nunDer .,
shey we're willing the Government pensioners
ego the pleasure numbering emgrans and TIE porsas
correspoudent Of TAs Pail Press writing from fors
Rice lime IS gives q petition which has been signed oy ave
Sonx chiefs which sets forth that the lower bands are the
ones guilty Of numbering the whites and that with one or I've
exceptions none the se lodges which these CHER repre-
sen have raised their hands against the whites Ine cor
esnondent saws The North Western Indian Commission a.
lived Al Fort Rice the Upper Missouri on the 1sI nI
They found encamped this place 57J lodges OF sio11 II
dams numbering 1900 souls belonging 70 the
Yapktonnas tribe the Backfeet sars Arcs ana
Conucils have held and terms OF peace sran8eo W.
the different tribes on substantially the same terms ~
sxnresed In the treaty with the santee sioux
closed over 700 barrels Of pork -four bread sas
$50 aida fom Zoe assortment Of presents have Anssey
been distributed by the commission 70 Inc 'ai'1'' ~
ha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28

INDIAN DIFFICULTIES.
From Our Special Correspondent

from Our Special Correspondent
IrAvESwoRrH Juy 10 IsB.
Great excitement has occasousd here by the recp
ton Of Of another Indian massacre aud the presence
OF large bands Of rowing Indians on the overland routes
of travel The Cheyennes have been numbering on the
Little Blue firing ranches, burning fences and stealing
cattle The Inhabitants beyond the Blue are leaving their
homes and crops and moving back TO the river settlements
for safety Tho whole country with these hos
tile bands They have become ncensed al the encroach
ments of the vhcs in the Smoky Hill region and IN the
Powder River country and 1t is feared that there viii
be simultaneous attack upon the two great overland
routes all way from the Arkansas to Powder River.
These bands estimated TO number 10000 Indians, and
having been al Peace Council at Fort Laramie are well
supplied with ammunition aud subsistence They have
left the main travelled which signifies early
resumption Of difficulties.
baud OF 400 Souxs have made their appearance upon the
Platte distance of 100 miles west of Fort kearney The
withdrawal OF troops from the military posts in Nebraska
and Colorado known by the Indians soon as COM
peted They have been waiting until their ponies were
recruited and food plenty. The effects OF the Peace
Council are already being felt Id when the Government
learns that Peace Councils are humbugs there Will DO
remedy adopted that will secure permanent peace.
Work has commenced other branch Of the Pacific
Railroad with its terminus a. Elwood, Kansas, opposite
81 joe This makes our % res now in course Of COM
pletion il Kansas, NORTH - kaw River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28
OLIVER Go1psMru's NIECE IN DrsrREss.-In the

OLIVER GoLDsMrHs NIECE IN DIsTREss.-In the
town Of West Hoboken resides old lady blind crippled
and suffering the nscessses OF life She is the niece Of
Oliver Goldsmith father tho brother OF Oliver and
h Junior by 10 years lie married In the West Indies al
,sa =, Mr. John T. Hanson Ia 1906 Like the wealth OF
nj. fortune was swept by the liberation OF
.aye, in Jamaica The Rev John Holloway Hanson her only
,op died in s lie was possessed Of rare pOetca talents
and author OF The book that contains one OF
az -, romarkabe problems in history Her grandson
s Non ~ great natural ability killed In the late Re
balloon Mrs Hanson now entirely dependent upon the s1
been Cor her support by number OF her friends
among whom the name OF the Rev d. hswts
~ IN In price Of the common ne
and the high price Of medical attendance Is feared
her income will be insufficient to maintain her deein
nc dnys in comfort there not Engshnen Americans
md IrIshmen all admirers and Of them countymon Of
her Industrious uncle who give from their wealth ssn
tribute 70 this destitute wOmanf r,.u.S TIA.
csraId reotor of i rinity Parish Hoboken n. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28
Bold Robbery In waIi-st.

A BROKERS' OFFICE ROBBED or $4,000 ~ GOLD
CERTIFICATES AND CoIS-ARREST OF THB THIEF,
AND RECOVERY oP THB STOLEN MoNBY.
Shortly after 10 o'clock yesterday morning, nmn
descended stops leading the office Of White Morris
Co. brokers' located in the basement Of premises No - Wall
st. in the window which temptingly displayed guam
tty Of gold and certificates and tearing wire
screen which protected the window seized 50 900 In gold
tcaes and s2OO In gold coin, aud fled np the steps with his
nunder The action witnessed by Frederick D. Ogden.
one Of the employs who instantly dashed the steps In pu
suit short distance from the Office he caught the THIEF
being assisted By Mr. Ulysses B. Brewster Of No 290 Pearl
st. The prisoner who gave his Frederick Dugneue
appeared In Of great excitement On the pave
where he taken, citizen PICKED W the stolen
certificates and gold coin.
Tue prisoner taken In charge by Second Precinct OH
before Justice Hogan who committed him Tor
trial without bail. lie Is native Of Detroit Mich aged -
years but says he has recently resided In ChicagolH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28
The Hoard Of Health.

JUDGE NOUN WILL NOT GRANT AN INJUNCTION,
But ONLY AN ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.-THE TNuoE-
vESRNCg or THE PAT BOlLERs Sor TO BIZ
WEIGHED AGAINST TIE HEALTH OF THE coMMU-
SUPERIOR coURr-sHFolM TEm-JrII s7.-BefoFs
Chris,iap Giles AIT Jackson $ schultz and others.
The plaintiff one Of the fat meters. applied for a.
INJUNCTION against the Board Of Health. 10 restrain them from
tho papers 10 this but reserved bic decision OF the "
pare moos aud las soS Tor an Injunction sSan the
BOARD OF Health prevent them from interfering WITH the
.ir-s IA melting establishment on the OF
% On the papers presented would not be justified
IA grnntng Injunction think 1t Is tie duty ofthe Court
- i,e arefIly nto all the facts before exercising Its
40 rcstrsn A, Tie same time desre TO place ali the
uares n such position that they can DO heard and be.
cye @sr bearing that no lroDs effects can De sustained
on contrary hink that disease Of kiHd would be
tho slightest degree by the continuing OF such
percmpoTy deny the relief sought This course may be In
think tie pubic health Of great city requires H. in tie
mean ey shall have prompt hearing and they
titled 70 a relief gS ss ssA os be G a
re sane wherein granted nunotions are not pceedentS
In heso the Board Of Health gave the plaintiffs permits
% 10 continue their business under certain improvements
but even IN have changed my orders OF injunction TO
order, 20 Instead therefore 81 an M Junction.
viii direct that an order show be served upon the
Board OF Health returnibe At short day but without an IN
function stay This course viii only entail upon such estaD
.bents IN thew are correct what they aleg) suspension
Of business few days and where the health OF at least
million Of human beings IN jeopardy IN ths iataiy nov
ber The Inconvenience IL small that suors am quite
ssre will readily the propety OF this course Ley there
be an order entered In the TO that effect
The case Joseph schwarzchd VIII take the same course
DECISIONS
Before Justice McCUSN
LYMAN Wolf agt. Lyman Joseph; Abraham VOL
agt tie samooOn 10 Yaeate orders OF arrest denied
'In re- James Dliim.-Case dismissed.
Samuel D. Potter agt Mary Jane GnichuMotion granted
Aaron Heaey agt Winthrop w. Giman.-Aoiion for Oh
lOwanoe granted . =, ,,., o,--.,
Elizabeth Wiioy sgt Abraham NJ Wier-order Vacatins
order OF sale - 49,
Edmund d. agt Robert b. Mulleken.-Motlon
Eo.ins Graey avt. james Graley.-Moton granted.
daniel W Bookdeld agt John DearbornMoti0n to open
default granted and referred Odor 10 be settled
Tza Merose agL james Banks &o-Order granting Gus
tody OF infant 10 petitioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28

Posi-. OFFICES. The following is list of Post-h
fees established discontinued aud Posnasers sspointsd
New.YOrk
rsr,pr,sEyn-Morish Centre Essex Alvin woodruel
South Wilton, Saratoga, Moses Miller. -
Side, Oneida Salt springTiue Vvegss
Tuscarora Centre Steuben.
PosrMAsTERs ApPOruD-Anen. Alegany, Isaac lrseyl
Belmont, Aiegany, Jesse soorei Canaserags AuegsnS
seneca Carpehter Cayburgh Clinton Harrison A. Wool
Farmersyile Cattaraugus Mark A Hubbardi FrendshiA
Alcyauy VIM. II. Scott Groyeland Livingston I'm Bssai
Kasosg Osyoeo Thomas Smith, Kendall Orleans Giimss
Barnett; Marathon. Cortland Clark Corey Mohawk HA
Lewis John F. Hoffman, Moravia Cayuga. Henry CutasxI
Mray Orleans Augustus Hard; Port Even. Ulser ItsA
Berger; Port Ontario Oswego Eli Wheeeri Riders Nall 70
Saranac Lake Franklin. Louisa T. Morgan South Dsnoy
Tompkins ST John; stockbrige Madison David y
Durham; West Somerset Niagara Samuel J. Oney. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK...... ..JrIr n
feared.

Cleared.
Steamship Hberris (Br Munro. Glasgow Fncis msedonad
Steamship Anemsnds (snbi Trsuasn hau1ufs kunAfdi
Co -. o-,.-.-, r.
Steamship Of Paris tbr Kennedy Liverpool john O. pae
Steamship Rr Duchesne Havre, Deorse hsekenzs
Steamship Champion Palmer, Aspnwsl Psche hAl STEAMSHIP
she Wimbledon tBrl Dunn Quebec Thonss Durham Co.
siip Iegnes Boyhus, sfu Franciico, o. u slFon
Fhip gantee saler, francisco Merchnnt 4 Oarvof
Barb Norwl Foyn, Queensio~n Tor orders foneh
BsTi voant ts or.ri PeHaA Roads for orders b
BIZ syIa ubec stuGeru, Pernambaeo' n T. shmidt' Son
Bris Logan, Anderson wfmnEioH T = r. Webster = Co.
BrT Afsretts (Br Taylor - johns y. b.. T. tryin, Son
Ma tBfl BGraby Nera Cruz C. ~ De W OF Co.
Br1S Raven fBr) Hayes St Johns y b., Brett Son Co
A Bradshaw, Rogers II. MARI Ia T. D. luriblt TO-
Brs Albe Dow, bucksport, Me. IL D. j. T. boEoAsian
Bic s p. Smith. ysazie, Boston Il. T. Blcs Co.
By Cosrnos Parsons. Boston, simpson Lapp.
schf L. Alexander (Br jacobson, Trinidad via Baltimore
Miller Houghton. .
schr Angola (Brl Cfsne 81 john n y, d. r. De"oh Co.
sebr Pearl Gookin, Philadelphia g. l. Hatch
Schr Pointer, Nichols. Providence, Geo. y Stanhhan
~ Hall StTickIld Providence AcAetl loohu ih5 ,
schr Pathway Compton. Philadelphia
sl5op Fred Bowen Wishnsn Providence Geo n strsnahan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28
LAW gSTELLIGENCE
The Greni rsaid on the Counscrfeitcrs.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JUIT u.
Before Commissioner OSBORN.

UNIFIED STATES COMMISSIONERS OfI lNAs-1AAi a.
Before Commissioner OsBORN
THE EXAMINATION or WEEKS.
United states agt Richard Weeks - 3,
On the resumption OF this case the defense recalled
the witness j. Ogden Murray who testified that be par
chased the money counte money; that he was not de-
ceed purchasing thai be had not attempted to pass
IL himself
FEulgo Stuart then stated that he woud ad1 hat there
enough for Commissioner to hold this prisoner TO bail
That there legal defence which no SHOULD reserve
however for the trial.
The Commissioner committed him 10 default Of ball to
wait the action OF tie grand jury.
The District Attorney then called up the case Of William
J. Murray the detective The wnes, IL the former cases
Iea introduced thcm and said witness was man who
waited 60 boy stamps Garnaugt SAID he had not me
stamps then and womb have 70 go down town Tor them tny
down to No ~ Minamst 10 saloon kept D. one VI
rich there Ne toll them 10 stop while he went fer IL he
gone about ten minutes and returned win go OF ecun
ierst twenty-five cent ourrency paid him ESQ IN good
money b. said be would have to 20 home for the other s1
NJ BIZ saloon ~ Blocker ST. near Greene where be
counted the e25 told him would be back 10 about
wee for be said nothing Of the place where this
mado.
slone get lest So never Tim before or after
that beard Of this man Chick used 70 keep me posted
don't know whether spoke TO the bsirc Attorney aDo'
what done then reported 20 the Department at Wash
urion got iuo the Department through Mr. Wood; done
know where met him knew OF no co1nt.Iieites Oe,e
vent into this employment went from baltimore 10 "aan
lilo case was hon rested and the prisoner committed in de-
fault ofhail ~
Bartlett aas Billy Buck II which Mr Murray again the
principal lis testimony that he saw the prisoner
BoNcfy, tue 18Th OF SeptcuDeri WIS
duced by Ifol sat round table and bartlett bad
500 Chuck told hin % separate the he went
away and came back 10 minute bought ten Of those tO
r so, he bad these Ueutes with him. had not enough
money 10 buy iheu hut told him be would Tt me hnve them
wod so 10 hotel aud send him the money By Treat
which Old; ilo 1lh % February re-, met him at the
corner Of Bowery ana Houonst had some converse
0H then, asked Tim n he bad anything for sale be SAID
nothing sa wautedi be had Pail River tensi told him
wouldn't touch IT,.
10 sir A. l.. Cushing-T came here to buy money from
c0untTfoes. can whether he spoke hrst or l.
said wanted 20 buy money think he said 10 had some
tseuties asked hin the price, he ssd eDi nothing
was aid o the character Of toe pills. he them 10 me
himself
Eedrec-I don't remember What paid for The tweniies
MI Treat was thea sWOrn.-Hsd known the prisoner for
two yean. went 10 hotel In Courandtst with Nj Muir
my Murray cent mouey eco by me 70 Bartlett
delivered 10 90 hin
Tho prosecution then rested.
Tue Commissioner committed the prisoner Ia default OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28
Prom TIE Citizen.
Tbe Old Green Flag.

BY PRIVATE MILES ORElILY.
"The Fenian cause is dead, they say
Clean crushed by Seward's craven swayl-
lis dead-thai y, for the present day;
Twill rise ogaini
That cause, in Insh lore appears.
las lived iar iul seven hundred years
or qrenchca iu blood, and queuclcd ia tears.
IL rose aeainl
The diving sire hcoueothed his sword
II sons who then their lfe-blood poured,
And DER their sons The Green Flag SCARED
Twill soar asainl
The Irish mother, ns she pressed
The warm fun nipple OF her breast,
Thus lullabied her babe TO rest
Twill rise egain
Despite rope. dungeon famine, chains,
And bills ct penalties and pains
For al with lrsl in their veins,
Itrose again.
From Silkcn Thomcs trace its Cow
To Hugh ONcili and Owen Roe,
And though Lord Edward felt the blow
IL rose again.
And though Wolfe Tone in prison died,
And Emmett was slain on Lilly side,
Despite oil England power and pnds
1t rose again.
II crossed the sea. The Irish race
Uprooied Com their dwelling place.
Came here new dostinies 20 t.ce-
II rose againl
eternal hatred Of the foe
Eterual warfare, blow for blow.
I'LL Engand's power IN aust lies low
This rose again.
"While Irish blood through our veins is led.
For the cause aud hic shall our blood loo shed,
Till the green, high soaring above the red,
FluGs irce again
Despite Of Stewards trucking fears.
And l1sh slaves. with mo KS aud icers
For those who hold the faith OF years,
n will rise agar n.
By suffering taught 10 help tho weak.
For all the oppressed Of earth we speak,
For oil the oppressed some hope We seek
To 1855 again.
Oh. generous, proud and gallant race
80 often rash, so rarely base
Sure as the bright sun holds her place,
Twill rise agaInl
The old Green Flag, the good old Cause,
Despite the check Of crampine laws.
Shall yet obtain the worlds applause
When risen again.
Wherever highlands Gag may noat.
Or slaves NAV wear her scarlet coat,
Leap Ichlallni Ut tht lgIssdt lLtvAsf
And r.! again
The great heart OF the land We claim
j. thrilled with sympathetic fame,
For they, as We, hate Englands home
Twill rise again.
For perurcd faith-for foulcst blows,
Struck when the Rebel standard rose
England, even here, a deep debt owes,-
Twill rise again.
Let Seward curve his craven knee,
Yet, while America j. free,
The flag We boro across The sea
Shall rise again
wiz rise despite OH human power,
VIII fame abroad In time full hour.
Til, high ia air, Der field and tower
II floats again.
But, Brethren till that hour shall come.
Be busy with v0ur hands-but dumb
Nor speak, TN told by the rolling DUN
IL floats again.
10 II G0ais--the good old Green Flag floats
Once more IN the face oi The scarlet coats
Then fcrcely and full AZ your ioemon'e threats
Spring once again
God Of our Fathers God ~ Peace
Grant Us from factious feuis release,
For never until these shall cease
Can the Old Flag rise again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28
THE HEIR TO rHB TWENTY-FIVE MILLfoM.-Ihs

Hartford Times SAYS AN elder brother Of Hesey Churen OF
sockbrdge Mass the father OF Mrs Ell WALKER o. sas
cv who according certain newspaper reports na
sa fortune OF over s3 by the deeease OF InomAs
Church England has suddenly made bis Bnaa
en- hs claim His name is John Church he resides IN
IA reached the age Of He was In town gester
dsy by his son law E II MeNss n.
~ - ha nronerv IL seems be has also sister hVng 10
Alexander dnesee County who Is S So va ,5S a
We 100000 nv Mira alker and her husband who
wes his unols 20 hs ssad Aflss nAaiax hs Taos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28

is rumored that Commander Maury: late q me
States about to be attached 70 tbs navy
~ chief Of the Meteorological Departments.
Among the Italians wounded at the battle OF Gus.
,o,a. was George Mann Of the iastros: vsnetiss
pstrot He twice before been AM ss ~ -
Wy III from service He joined the army, however w
nssr and served the Kings STAFF In the late bais
The services of Sir Henry stors IN ~ S ssss
made 4 member Of the Priyy Council
Sir John Peter Grant the new Governor % .sry sss
"a characterized by 7As spectator as maj, between ths
ability aud strict importantly who stoor ardclbtedy DO
oanters aud natives Of Bengal he w as,ee and re-
much A. one mau do 10 aGminisei on ia
store order IL jamaica" he sails WI -"
18th ias1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28
CLOSE OF TUE Asu-RESr WAR-Ths Troy Pr,s



The military sent from Albany the Hoderberg with ne
exception Of small guard returned to that city last evenina
They were met at tie depot By large crowd which had -
semGled TO receive them and marched Up Broadway
ceded by drum corps Headquarters vhes
the returned the nks 10 the officers and men anS
the detachment was dismissed. singular Circumstances
connection with the campaign Is that upon each occasce
when family been turned out q doors the Heaves1
poured forth their weeping for the misfortune ha
be the dp0 sessed farmer The women seemed TO resso
this fact as an omen OF the dspeasure Of Providence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28
BORT nUaroen's Noiite.

Among the arrivals at the hotels are Capts. j. L.
Eastman, U. A. at the Everett; Boris DanTas Secretary
OF Legation OF the Russian Embassy Washington at the
Clarendon HOTEL Col j. K Kbourne Of Pshed Mass the
Hon Thos H. Garfield OF Vermont j. p Sullivan esq and
Cant Thomas OF New Orleans AZ the Fthave HOel Capt
Perie Of the Line Of Steamers the st. james Iio
TEL i Tayor OF Scotland John Bowles ESQ., Editor OF TIE
SoyingfH Republican j. NJ Forbes esq Of Boston az tho
Brevoort Hotel Jacob Thompson and C. Macon Thomp
.on If Nssisspn AZ the New-YoFk Hotels A. f. WEIGH esq
on Tie state department Washington. aud lady at the ST.
Nicholas; Hugh Hughes of Aonoida at TIE Aelropotae
Hofa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28

CORRECTION telegraphic statement pohs
hed yesterday Justice Wm H. Mansfield Of the Esss
Market Police Court hsd met his death by drowning
Wednesday evening while fishing excursion Grsea>
wood Lake Orange Co.. y Y entirely without foundsp
ton and ocoas0ned needless alarm ~ his friends sad ris
tves The Judge has returned from Greenwood Lake an
made bis appearance in court yesterday He states THAI he
still alive and that there accident on Greenwood Ls
tba davr enoFfsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28

oSs Man ARRESTED AND IDENTIFIED AS ONE OF THE
THIEVES

TUIINFN
On the l2th day Of May last Mr.. John u. Higgins
Knocked down in Fortylhird.si Eghthaye- sa<
robbed Of travelling bag containing sGiso in Treasury
notes BY three men who then made their escape The "a
particulars PUBLISHED AZ the time IN THy TRIBUNE
Since that time two have been arrested on
pcou Of being concerned in the Affair." bat we've discharged
the proof not being sufficient 70 warrant their detention
Recently Mr. Higgins called upon Capt Petty and Deecuys
Held VI tie Fifth Precinct and Informed them that wen
thief named Caskson III. yoorhecs alias lfgs W.
Of the who had robbed him. YESTERDAY Detecave
Field arrested accused In Thompson ST. and on being on
fronted with Higgins in the Station House that gentems
al once identified him " the Tans 10 assaulted az
robbed him. Justice Hogan committed lin for trial wtthoee
bail. He is aged n years lives at No IL Chsrtoa sts
and painter He has already served one term N the bae
Prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28

FEyrAS MOvRMRSTS.-Th Cincinnati Enquirer IN
noting the presence that city Of the editor Of The ~
American,
from Trustworthy that matters OF grseA
Importance are being before the Roberts and Sweeney
wing the organization which will We ocrrscty
informed make the Brotherhood more powerful than ever
forwarding the beration Of their country Nom Englh rHe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28

that no had interest in the English estate proposed
b. him and bis sOninaw Mr. MoNea that they should pay
the expenses Of the proposed trip 10 England"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28
niovements OF Ocean steamers.
Passengers Arrived.

PROM NASSAU-Iu steamship Corsca-Mr Jsus- Carroll " y
strnrer Hon Darling Darling MFs lie Ne urii and infant
Ms Wall II. y ChipDan, Mira Hartman, Miss T. Hartman
Hon g. Andarson Major Bacon vile, 3chbdfeu
nurse Mr. Baxter daughter johnson hrs Chamber
and daughter b. Bode, J. Marsha Marshall
u Dleu sers. Major Blaekoj, is an tie sseeTase