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New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Montreal.
MR. KELbgY's STANDARDIZATION OF THE PRIs.


oYBRs.
MONTREAL, Saturday June l6 ls66
Mr.. Joseph Kelley, THE TRIBUNE correspondent, was
to day discharged Freghsburg after short examination by
Mr Ermanger J. p and Mr. T. X. Ramsay, representing
Attorney General East lie fully exoneratsd from any
share in raid The of the prisoners
confined in block house under strong guard Of the Rifle
man at Godercb W.. yesterday and suitably
coyed by the Mayor and Council His visit is regarded with
some surprse thought to attack upon the
West iTom Lake Huron.
RUMoRs OF ANOTHER INVASION.
Special Dispatch to The ~ Y. Tribune.
Special reports just received at Frelighsburg IRON
line hint another invasion tonight Of the Fe
nian force The line pickeed by the 4th Rife Brigade
It'll Royal Fuseers 25th Kings Own Borderer and bat
terry Of Armstrong guns.
NAMES OF PRISONER
The Fenian prisoners were under examination to-day
George Crawford Of Slab Cy has been fully identified as
Fenan spy The names Of the other prisoners follows
Edward Gilgan Of East stoughton Mass, aged ls.
James Reardon Of Boston. aged r.
Edward Carroll OF New York aged 2l
Thouas Madden of North Brdgewaer. Mass wounded in
shoulder and side. aged %.
Thomas smith of Lowell Moss nged 20.
Michael Crowley of Hyde Park. Mass. aged 90
Edgar Rogers Co X. 81 U. ;. Artillery, aged 81
Florence Mcdonnell Waterbury. Conn. aged %.
Cornelius Owens. Lynn, NJ ISIS, aged 90
James Powers. Lawrence, Mass, aged TO-
James Mc(iowan Lowell Mass, aged 10
Fenton II. Homes. Lowell Mass aged H.
Augustus Merrill Boston, aged -.
George Howard. Boston, aged 10.
The examination will be resumed on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
~. Arm and.

Special Dispatch TO The n Y. Tribune.
ST. AIriAsp June IT, 1896.
THE RUMORED INvAsIOy-L0SSEs on TIE BORDER
EXAMINATION OF PRISONERS
No movement was observed on the line last night
The hints OF another invasion probably by the
movements of Fenians from Malone to St. Abans. The
damages done a, Pigeon Hi and Slab City Freighsburg
will probably amount to $500 At the examination yester
day state Of against Her Majesty established The
prisoner Ggan identified as having hadarms and threat
ening to shoot several Of the inhabitants.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Oftnwn.
MILITARY SOyRMESTs-ASxiETY on ACCOUNT or
EUROPEAN Compile hTToSs.

OfTEwA. C. W. saturday. June 10 leo
The Canada gazette announces long Iirt oi null
tHry appointments II also contains the Of the parties
authorized TO counersgn waIra OF commitment that may
be sued under suspension of the hhbcas corpus
EarOpe has created here and
account OF the ERnaur Many proJe frar
that England and the United States may have some deu9s
In consequence.
Tho municipalities throughout Canada are making appro
priaors for relieving the families II The volunteers lie
Corporation Of Ottawa has Appropriated 5000 for tbs pur'
pose. g., =, -,
Gen. Mitchell the British Commander'in chief Ia North
America left for Europe oy aer having prolonged con
sultaton with the Adutaut General
Major Gen. Lindsay commands In Montreal, Whie Ten
DOYLE has supreme command.
Admiral Hope left here yesterday to inspect the squadron
the Lawrence and the akes He has Inspected the
means OF defending the OTTAWA by hoiiilas.
The orders volunteers 20 return 10 their homes have
been Some q the regulars who form the per-
nanent garrison Of Ottawa have retErned here.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
LYNCH LAW IN ONEIDA COUNTY.

mob varousy stated at from 81 to 100 persons visited
the premises Of the notorious Loomis gang in the town Of
Sangered early this morning. and burned the house, barn.
&c. Plumb I.oomis and man who has been in rhe en-
ploy of the Loomis family each strung up several
times until confessions wrung from both Of them
Plumb Ioomis now in the Madison County jail The rest
Of the gang given 80 days to leave the vicinity
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
COLORADO.

IMMrGRATIt'y, CROPS, AND MINING OPERATIONS.
DENVER Col. Saturday. June l6 1866.
immigration this is unprecedented since 1861
large trains mostly o. farmers and aborers, are arriving
daily. The crops prom'e an extraordinary YIELD Mining
operations are unusually ective and encouraging.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
The End Of the Gee TriaI-Rumers Of an
AcquittaI.

Special Dspstch to The N. Y. Tribune
RALEIGH N. c., Saturday, June l6. 1866.
The Gee CourMartial Board in session yesterday
from ii a. m until o'clock this morning and came to
decision to submit their report IL will not be made
public but webased says they are for an acquitta
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
CRIrTEs.
SENTENCE OF A MURDERER.

SENTENCE OF A MU KDKKEH-
CIScISNATL Saturday. June 10, 1856.
Walter b. Watson, the murderer of Capt Menter, was
tried at Newport KY, yesterday found guilty, and SEN
fenced to be hanged on the 3lst of August.
AN EXECUTION
Mortimer Giffoney, Of the murderers OF Abraham
Deems, hanged az Parkersburgh West Virginia. yes
forlau
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
WaahinRlon.

ARRIVAL OF PRESIDENT ROBERTS
specisl Dispatch The n. Y. Tribune
WAsMSOToS. Jure H. 1906
Col Roberts, the Fenian President, is here, and is
advertised to speak The Soldiers Orphan Far Tomorrow
night stephens the organizer here but creates
thusiasm or interest
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
MARIE ID.

opMAN--LoBDELL-A Brook6ed Conn, Thursday, June
H. by the Rev H. Gdman the Rev n Gdman OF Newly
to youngest daughter OF H. C. Lobde Of The former place.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

The anuu. regatta Of the Jersey City Yacht Club will take
pIace ON "Wednesday next Goth inst The boats viii sail fron
HE Club house at p O'Clock and is eJscted that nearly
the entire feet win take part in the contes" I..
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
The Tribune Enlarged.

Notwithstanding the fact that the size of THR TRrB
SE has been increased than quarter the price will
remain the same.
TERMS
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Mail subscribers single COPY year-52 numbers... t2 90
Mail snhscribers clubs OF ye 90
Ten conies Addressed 10 names OF II so
Twenty comics addressed 10 names of subscribers 81 90
Ten comics 10 one address ................ Is 90
Tren,y conie, 10 one address 30 90
An extra copy viii be sent for each club of ten
SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Mail subscribers copy year-i04 numbers. %
Mail subscribers 2copes. Jye~r-l0i numbers %
Mail subscribers copies copy 90
Persons RENTING 10 copies $50 will receive copy
for 8 months
Persons remng IS SIS viii receive extra copy
year.
DAILY TRIBUNE.
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Address THE TRIBUNE Eew-York.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
THE FENIAN TROUBLE.
RELEASE OF A TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT
Names of The Fenian Prisoners at Freghsburg c. z.
RUMORS OF ANOTHER INVASION
The Release OF Mr. Kelley.

Mr.. Joseph Kelley, Special Correspondent of The
TRIBUNE who was arrested the Vermont Border at the
time of General Spears invasion sends the following
personal dispatch:
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
ST ARMASDs. Saturday June l6, l566.
free The fourteen Fnan prisoners taken in and around
Pigeon Hill undergoing preliminary examination
here which private They also Fenian spy George
Crawford of Fregsbug The evidence against him very
strong. The prisoners it is rumored will be sent to Sweets
burg for trial JOSEPH KELLEY.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Special Notices.

- A Councfi No. 2, win meet THIS Monday EVEN
MA Ia lS6t Council Room No l East Fortethst,
,e on"t 'r ~ d. d. t. MARSHALL. President.
] b. Ifusr seeTeisrv. l...I
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Theodore TiI,on in Washington.

Mr. Theodore Tilton, who is on visit to Washington
made a speech Friday. Among other good things he
said this:
To-day looking at the dome Of the CAPITOL said TO
myself =" Unto what II be compared except TO 81
Peters at Rome" But St. Peters at Rome originally
drafted By Michael Angelo for greater and faer sruc-
tre than the architect allowed TO erect The great
pan was dward There authors and planners in Con-
gres Of scheme Of reconstruction full orbed as Mi
chac Angeles dome, but the President will not allow 1t
be built Nevertheless it must be built President or
TO President Congress Congress. Let both ends OF
the avenue take heed that the party OF justice,
the party of liberty, is the party that controls the
conscience of the nation, and will sooner or later
control its policy. Gentlemen in Washington be 1t
known unto you that you shall never have rest for the
soes of your feet until your legislation shall be squared
every ot and TITLE according to the great rule of equal
rights. Applause know the world was not bult II IN
day know this realization of reconstructed Union
cannot be had by q mere wishing But l know that,
sooner later God means to give 1t to this nation IL
written IN heaven that the rct nation on earth shall
be modelled on mcaner plan. Keep the glowing
ideal. therefore in your minds Seek to achieve t-be
content with nothing less Out Of the broken fragments
Of disrupted States reconstruct Union on the basis OF
Chstian democracy; otherwise your work will perish
otherwise it ought to perish.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

M. u. Field, Collector Of the United States Internal
Revenue for the With District is ready TO issue
licenses 70 Taxpayers for the year ending May leoI
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
DEATH OF LEWIS CASS.
DETROIT June II. 1866.

Gen. Lewis Cass died in this city at o'clock this
ing, aged 50 years.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

The Best Place TO buy new. tasty and wen-aaaAo
SPRING aud SUMNER CLOTHING I. at y. B. BALDwiHss
Nos Bowey the largest and assortment the ot
and prices less
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Railways Ready Relief,
AS A PREVENTIVE AGAINST
ASIATIC CHOLERA.

AS A PREVENTIVE AGAINST
AsIATIC CHOLERA.
WILL CURE
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
esspoonful In half tumbr Of drink will In fsw
minutes the painful discharges and restore the pssa -
health and comfort
RAPIDLY CURES
All Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections Sore Throat Asthma Dph
heris, Nervous Headache.
WHEREVER PAIN EXISTS 3
Apply the Ready Relief 1t win afford immediate and quO
Price so cents per bottle. Sold by Druggists.
RADWAY 4 Co., No. 81 Msidsaisss.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

CONGRESSIONAL PLAN OP RECONSTRUCTION IN
regular monthly meeting Of the Seventh AS
semhy District Union Association held Friday evening
June 5 udingst following resolution offered
by H. Everett Russell ESQ.,, was adopted;
eed lhst ia the opinion Seventh Assembly District
Uulon Association representing citizens the Ninth and Fifteenth
New tie plan Of the Reconstruction Dom.
tey adopted Consres and patriotic and
itself especially 10 the people ofhe United States for the mod
which aims the dearly bought fruits OF victory
aud insure the peace and welfare OF the Union.
SALEM L. RUSSELL Preside nt.
ru.a Gam Ceo
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

In the Wake of Success CSmss Fraud.siDcs psis'msl
invented there universally accepted -
PHALos Sous "NraHr BLoOsss CEnsu. Hence imposiios
Ia on its track trying sell something aud nsc
nut far below in merit its surface.
Tb, true article bears this inscription: PhslOn Son. Perfumer<
New Ok" blown glass Of every bottle Sold by all drsssss
Fenaa Of Circles in good standing o.
NswYork and Brooklyn requested Moadsy
EVENING TIL, Central ohce Of the r. b. No 10 Chshsin -
O'Clock n, for We transaction of imposnt business
THOMAS J. KELLY, D. C. o. l. n. :
University Law :, toel Commencement Aa-
nu Coumencement win be d Tuesday evening June 49,
5 ca % RS e: Report Il E
aa "a S aspSj BTs Ii En- E.s
s s and q:
New.iofk Association for tse A.ysacemeut nee Of set.
e. s ana Ar regular monthly ,eeOs o, @ s MoSpx
'ai asiS iHSg5 a''S'' b. ,ffs'f H.
Mean. q FIs'ssi s.pscsy Di
infection and Ventilation with E.Osh%s' s IS G.s ;TS. ~
Seventeenth IA Assembly ni.,riet, Tw enh Wasd
Wa.hsg,os Hall rsrd"rs between One haaefsd and %
and 'iIts his te-Ssy EyEriN ats
O. B. Trsuos Secretary
;, The Excise tawA - favor e e & TTysr NJ
SExT oo1 The so Rev WM H. BSoLs sc Is. fou HoRacs
GREELEY and other. expected 70 speak Gene and all.
DIR. HuIse's Protector from Nsiera.
This Medicinal Pad to be the body prevent
taking any infectious disease well Chot
er Morbus and most diseases Of Summer
prepared strictly scientific principles and attended NOT
after The dsa's contracted but to render the mPsr.
vious that person wearing the Pad the mds u
disease
Tho medical faculty whose e has Of ~
and Of leading physicians viii the Lives Of hSs-
sands the coming Summer"
The Scientific American 1--WE well satisfied With its
valuable qualities that have introduced in estabshmsnt
erery per'on In employ being supplied herewith
To the Of all, the price is put st OIL 50.
For sale by
I'll C0DDINGT0N under the w.Yort Hotel
JOHN MCINTOSH. S1th-sve, Fourth hs-
b FREES, No. IT'D Sirhsve.
j. NJ BUTTON No 337 Sixth ave.
THOs. KNOX. No. So Carrnines ct. ~
And BY Druggists generally.
HALL RUCKLE. Wholesale Agents
No. 1l8 Greenwich-st. nev.Yod
J. V. HULsE & Co. Propretors,
No u Pearl ct, New York-
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

Fenian Of Circles In good standing q
NswYok and Brooklyn requested to meet THIS (Mondsy
EVENINGS th. Central oce of the B. No 10 sChahaint
o'clock M for I've transaction Of important business
THOMAS J. KELLY D. c. O.LR.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Summer
CLIO T II IN e..

We ready with usual variety In everything sppeua0
to a GENTLEMANs WARDROBE for Our stock
and prices lower than time within the past three
years
DEVLIN 6 Co., ... "a
BROADWAY, CORNER GRAND-Sr. q
BROADWAY. CORNER wARREN-sT.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

The Best Purgative In the World.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS, IN
COATED WITH SWEET GUMS .T
Superior to
Never sckeu gYtps- =
The only vegetable aoms mercury 70 The
world and superior ell purgasve Alternative cshsr pdls -
general
THEY PURIFY THE BLOOD
REGULATE THE SYSTEM.
AND PUR0E
from stomach liver bowels kidneys akin and other
DISEASED HUMORs.
Price. 25 cents per box. Sold BY Drugsists TT
RADWAY 4 Co. ,rlr,
No. 81 Msidsnlsas
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

senaor brown bias returned neay recovered in heaIth
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DIR. SBH ENUK ON DYSPEPSIA.
SYMPTOMS. CAUSES AND REMEpY.l

symptoms of Dyspepsia--A sense OF fullnes
tightness, and weight ia the stomach, togethe
with Hatuency, acidity sour. offensive belchlng
Of wind, w2Jer.brash aud vomiting and great
deal of what a person calls an agone feeling at
the pit OF the stomach frequently there is also
pal pitation OF the heart, " Inch physicians misr
take for heart disease, and when the stomach Is
IN this condltionft Is coated with mucus OF
slime. The rough iibrous portions of the ston-
ach, similar 70 what we in tripe. Is what
throws out the gastric juice and when the stom-
ach gets thick coat OF slime upon It, II pre-
vents the gastric juice from flowing, and diges
tion ceases. Schenck's seaweed tonic dissolyes
this mucus or slime, and restores the stomach to
its natural condition.
schenck's Mandrake Pills are also required to
carry OH this morbid matter Two-thirds OF the
cases Of Consumption are caused from the dis
eased state OF the stomach the liver becoming
torpid, 1t ceases to throw out ie and In short
time the whole system il derangeI. The mucous
membrane of the bronchial tuhes sympathiZes
with the other organs, and before the patient is
aware OF II, he or she has Bronchial or PullnOna
| ry Consumption.
Schencks pulmonic Syrup cannot act freely
through the blood when the system is in tina
locked.up condition. withlut the all OF the Sea
Weed f0nie and Man lrake Pills The Liver hiss
all the venous blood 10 STRAIN. and when II gets
In morbid condition, blood aud bile run tbro'
the system mixed. and the whole body becomes
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through the veins. In q majority OF cases he
mortgages occur from this thick condition Of the
blood. The Mandrake Pills act on the Liver
similar TO ealomel. or they do hat that does
II unlocks the rail- badders. starts the bile, and
the blood begins to circulate naturally through
the veins and the hemorrhages cease. If, when
persons are attacked with hamorhage, they
would first take good purgative something
that would act on the liver. they would soon be
relieved from bleeding from the lungs. and IL Is
the only way. for astringents are only tempora.
ny, and irritate the bronchial tubes and lay the
groundwork for consumption.
Dh ICHENCK will be professionally at his
rooms every week. 81 Bond Street New York.
and IS Hanover street. Boston. from A NJ.
until 8 p. M. lie gives advice free. but for a
thorough examination with the Respirometer
the charge N So
His medicines are for sale by oil druggists and
dealers. Also full supply at oil times at his
rooms.
Price Of the Pumonic Syrup and seaweed
| Tonic each 81 80 per hottie, or $500 the halt
| dozen. Mandrake Pills 20 cents per box.
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| agents for Bolton a. tfHrHf
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A Good, Practical, cheap Reservoir Stove.

The reservoir is made of cast iron. nicely gal.
vanizcd Tor enameed If preferred) attached be-
low the top, mounted in aud forming part of,
the back Of the stove, thus exposing large sur
face OF the reservoir to the heat passing up and
down the back fues. 1t is ''low down" Just
where you want tit does not necessitate the
back-breaking. woman. killing process of filling
those reservoirs which are high up" on the top
OF the stove. 1t has no pipe running through
the center like the old style reservoir to bother
about dipping out the water and keeping it clean
and sweet. 1t is out of the way-the top of he
reservoir being ona level with the top of the
stove thereby giving large table surface, SO con.
venitnt to do work upon and desirable for tho
usand and one purpOses-the moist even heat OF
the top of the reservoir being especially and ad
milaby adapted to rai-ing bread &c and at the
same time the water (of which the lar:g J.! No.
0 sized reservoir hclds 81 quarts) can be readily
heated without extra fuel or without using the
top of the stove with a boiler for that purpose
In fact it is in all respects superior to the old
reservoir, and thestove combines all the improv.
ments important in the manufacture of stoves uI
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it is believed place good stove within the reach
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rhe New England Family
u Newspaper.

m. wear upon which We are about to enter
ICES TO be one OF the most important in the
I ,ary of the country. Dunng It's progress the
,st national issue of RECONSTRUCTION
li,S congress, backed by the people on the one
is and the President on the other, is TO be dis
Nv l1S.sd and decided !; the FINANCIAL POLICY
n The Government is to be considered, and
",sns adopted for placing the finances of the
'"notry upon firm and sound basis ur sys-
ss of TAXATION is to be revised, and, we
, sm materially modified. SO as to remove some
y ffbe burdens which ROW rest apoR the indus.
" W. al the country oui FOREIGN aELATiONS,
.,.-ticuIsgly with England and France, have got
+ be considered aud managed with unusual
Srwdpess and COED judgment to prevent col
S.iou with these powers and other questions Of
Gal Importance TO the material and pehtIcal
,.tsre OF the nation, and claiming the atteR-
inn of every intelligent man in the country,
Va to come up for consideration and action.
Sealizing that it is the duty OF the Press 60
tre its readers that information upon these vi
II auestions which will enable them to under
@oud them thoroughly, and thus torn intelli-
sat conclusions in regard to them, and recogni,
Inn % the fullest extent this obligation, we in
- that the
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ISnArL O. ANnREWs E.tnte.

STATE or VERMONT, IN probate Court
Iameille District IS. dolden at the Probate
Office in johnson on the 10Th day OF Noyem. 1866
Israel +. Andrews Administrator of the estate
Of Israel Q. AnJreRs late OF johnson in said
district ddseareS represents 60 this Court that
the perssnA a-tate ol the said diseased is INSULT
cIent to pay the debts and charges OF the said
tate and asks said court to grant him license to
sell all the real estate ~ the said deceased in
johnson to enable him to pay said debts and
charges
Wheyeupon, it is ordered by said Court
That said application be referred to theProbateUf'
flee in Johho0n, on the 10TH day OF Dec.
1896 And it is further ordered that notice be
gwen to all persons concerned, by publication OF
this order in the l.amoille Newsdeaer printed at
Hyde Park, previous to said time appointed for
hearing, that they may objecti they see cause
By order OF the Court,
1w3 JOHN !. GLEED. Register.
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