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New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
BROOKLYN NEWS.

BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL Board mel
last evening the President AID Bliss in the chair com
muncaton received from Robert Furey Co. assins the
privilege the city docks at the foot Of Fgon and Gold
referred to Special Committee The Special COMMITTEES 80
pointed investigate the deficiency in the public funds sub
appropriated last year By the Common Council wn
s and that the sse1Sy Ct aS D,me sas II e T
report referred back to the Committee Tor another nV
communication from the Mayor submitted. calling at
tenon the necessity Of cleaning the streets immediately
resolution in connection terewith adopted directing
the Street Commissioner 10 advertise proposals with tha
Wow Of having all the streets properly cleaned BY Tue ''
The Street Commissioners large number Of ordsrs
nuisanoes from different parts OF the city In,
referred to the Health Commissioners and tss
Board shortly ater adjourned.
RAGS FROM EGYPT-The Italian vessel which ar
rived from Alexandria. Egypt few days since With cargo
med 10 disc6arge her load She lies foot OF Partition
The residents OF the norhborhood objected 20 IT. aaa
Of police found necessary to preserve order
ESCAPE or PRISONER AND REcAPrURg "A man
named wiam Lewis brought before Justice Cornwei
yesterday on the charge Of assaans and badly beating On
Ger Christian Of the Atlantic Dock Police on the even
ing 81 the IAN aS 10 through an ocn |nasw
He ran as far as the OF Myrtle and Adams st.
Son SSSte sSs ns M so tho Clerk Of the Court wha
brought him back The examination was then resumed AMI
the accused was committed 70 await tns acuoh Oh nc !" In
Jury.
FATAL AccIDEyr-The woman, Elizabeth Earl.
who was burned while lighting FIRE By Of kerosens
oil on Saturday afternoon her residence No 40 Godsk.
died at the City Hospital Sunday night from the effects
the injuries An iniues. held By Coroner Smith aai
verdict In accordance with the facts rendered.
SUDDEN DEATH.-A young woman named Rosanns
Rourks aged % years residing with hsr parents in Hoyts
near Bucr st. dropped down dead Sunday while crossing
the lots in the vicinity President ani Snhs The
was congestion OF the BRAIN and the verdict Of the Coroaes
lury was in accordance herewith.
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURr-Nos. 10, 10, IL.
81, a, So S. g. g..
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

The House bill to facilitate postal and railway CON-
munication among the States was called up in the
Senate yesterday and made the special order for Fri.
d,y next Is it too much to ask that Senator'S in IA
vor Of this just and necessary measure will be their
seats on that day and press the bill to a yote'
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

Mr.. Wilson, from the Judiciary Committee, reported
yesterday to the House adversely on the recommends
ton of the President to modify the test-oath. Mr..
Rogers made minority report in his own behalf.
Both were ordered TO be printed.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

Whether any changes have becn made since Saturday
we do not know, but the publication Will put
dealers on their guard in case of any speculation
in any Of the articles enumerated.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
Affairs AT Rmsraios

BUFFALo, Msaday. April % i63
Navigation is open here.
The brig Paragon sailed this morning for Cleveland.
The schr {. " johnson cleared and with the bark Moth
West will sail soon.
Weather rainy. Wind northeast.
There is no water in sight from tho south sdore.
Ihe canal opens on the let Of May
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
The Joyce Murders.

Bosros Mass Monday April o. 1857.
The charges duplicating Dodge alias Scratch Gravel in
the murder of the Joyce children, in Roxbury,
eighteen months ago. have been withdrawn the nvesgs
ton showing that he not in Massachusetts, at hs
time tho murder was committed |f
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
From Louisviile.

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday. April a. lsIj
The Court Martial met al Nashville to-day 10 nyestStte
the case of sham Henderson, but the accused vas not
present and the Court adjournei until tomorrow
Orders have been sent TO the cOmmandan OF inc pos
Louisville 10 have Henderson brought to this city, -
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

IThe Committee on Ways and Means will, we under
stand, send in its report to-day on Internal Revenue.
In another column we publish its main features agreed
upon by the Committee two days ago, and which will
DO read with interest BY our commercial readers.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

SPECIAL ELECTION FOR ALDERMEy. Special cleo
tons will be held the Fourth aud Fifth Wards OF JsrssY
City to-day Tuesday, to I'LL the vacancies occaoned by the
designations of Aldermen Pangbon and Fnck ae newyap
pointed Police Commissioners. The following nominations
have been made Fourth Ward-Annins Smith Democrat.
and Melancthon IT. Curtis Republican Fifth wara-coL
John Grimes Democrat and Andrew A. Gladdis. nds.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

FiaR IN EAST NMRrEESrH.sr.-Early last evomnet
Gre was caused In tho foundry Of Mchin!sy SmsoH
in Nineteentht Avenue b. by some dry WOOD aslns
fra from the furnace Before the flames were
bs huidiug and damaged 70 the afoun OF
elasO Insured but in what COMPANY could ess % s'''
taiRsd ~ ...t.. ...a f
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

ARREST OF BURGLARS. Rs.-Yesterday morning about
o'clock three young named John Conley Andrew
ONei and John Smith arrested By Officers Carrog an1
Harney charged with attempting burgarousy enter the
furnishing store Of Mr. Nichols No Nswarkaye, Jersey
City They held for examination
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
From GaiNtst0n,

GALVESTON Texss April g. 1865
Con. Gregory, OF tbe Freeimsns Bureau has been dis
missed and ordered to Washington.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
shreveport Cotton Market.

SHREVEPORT Thursday. April IL. ls5i
Cotton is dull; foreign buyers have LETT STOCK 9os
bales receipts small; total shipments since tho wp
40 900 hales.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
Ger. Grau,,s r1oys.nents.

I RIcnaOAD Monday Aprl % l5Jj.
| Con Grant and ssile viii isaT; Ot Washington, VIA
| Gorionsylle tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

The nomination of Gen. Daniel z. Sckles was yes
sYdsy sent to the Senate by the President Minister
to the Hague, in place Of Mr.. Pike, who recently
resigned.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
HmuseMenis.

WALLACK'S THEATER.
THIS EVENING ais DON CESAR DE BAZAE. @esTa ~ p Ls
Waack John Osberi. Browne Nsrd ChA, rsns I Ss
70 Pope Graham Leonard Mis-. Madeline snniues hia Johh
sson Mise Mary Barrett Mile Lins Wendell Hi's Louise OinaH
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
WUrTg. THE HATTER's

ELse,sr BA,AAr ATM, 3OS Csn,ts topposs the Brsnireih
Houc, supplied ADD constantly receiving the Latest spring ana
ser Styles Silk and Straw HATS and CARS IN variety Tor
Gensm "a Boy. Misses and Children CAL and etanine
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

Gsnlsn,, u Boys. Misse, and Children. Cal and eIanine
BARnYs TRroopuERoUs FOR rHE HAIR.
P,ironri by principal families in Europe ,nd AmeEa In'
ol with W h, It prevents +. Hs OIL sisa's. IT,
hsbus render. the Of OIL pomn or any other pfsp"'oh
''''' '''n'3Ga, GsvnT No Il oasenst jersey Europe.
f5.Tss f5.T, & E n n f'5,y 8 6Seyyd De- cp,us P,
I"roSrs Post sris,c. No. 7, H,nbgr;
TgggRY Highst Guernsey
oRGrBAM Linoonshire.
CoNeALA. Mad.ii, spsil.
.Iss1sr .Es4s pH3EsHSs y co Ts,ssss.i, c'S,Sh
GRAn4n Newfouudand
WGr"oS' Prince E5%ariS iaiaai
tiExPsrEAD Baize. Hou3l1s
hIoaEr Br1r.
Moss Co, Australia.
IIAndoUs. Vera CrlE, hsK;o
KgsSsDY. Js'soa
WER Prqssi,
I.)cAsrs Russia
BARRArr Chin,
AND BIT AL DRJsaurs TaRoy1soJr ruz WORLD
INSTEAD or RUIKlNa THE ToYB Of the bowels
ireparab with d.rcs Cs.hc hOps Of curing Cox
srrPArroS in that way try mild but effective persuasion Of Hos
rErrsss srrEas which bring the doharn5 bach
eis and not Os them beyond sseconphns
permanent cure in stwo or thee week.
TESTED By TtME-For Throat Diseases, Colds and
Coughs BRowss TRocuEs have proved their efficacy
By tea, many Tho good effects resulting from the use Of
Toches have brought out worthless limitations Obtain
only Bsovss BRONCHIAL TsooH,,
LUMBER.
WIZ SON, NATRoUs Co,
Frst.sve. Thirty nin;i At. -
have the largest stock OF LUMBER IN the CITY which ey sell IN COM
petition With the Albany and Troy Yards
PIANOS AT REDUCED PRICEs-Owng to extensive
alterations made Ia No 4 Broadway assc
eut Of secondhand will be sold greatly reduced
prices before the h Of May 50 fASo' MLLopsoSs and CApSHr
OsGAN5 70 rent HORACE W NArkM.
NOrICR TO TOBACCO CHBwBgs.-We would call
vor The new s nrolned and
il ofa quality never before and the proof the put
ding in the eating paper Tor youeye, and depend uPoa
hereafter you other brand than SOLAR For sale
whee Ask for SOLAR end take ne other brand ,hap soia i
Nos 2O6 and lOS Futon at.
THg LAST FRENCH CLASSES UNDER A. A. FA-
ya9Rn with spec Teachers and Scholars Adm
opening lesson Thursday 81 p m No sunver
styplsce. Sec "lnstruoion"
$500 BRICKS per hour are made by the " Ma
rosAL which ISL oiaytempeng machine ana 1he
Those made by the pressing ma
chimes win all crumbe 20 pece, being erPo'edto ost AHHAs
RBQJA, General Agent No 80 Broadway, N i.
PROFIT on HIS GOoDS rs THE RIGHT OF EVERY
esabhnent variety Of Chdens aud Misses Fancy
HArs has been offered IN tbs country price, wnch WI
GKSIS, No. 3iJ Broadway.
BATCHELoR's HAIR DYg.--The best in the world.
Perfect reliable harmless and instantaneous in effect, tn,
genuine u signed NiLLAh A. BACHELOR sod by all DIUsSNs
Factory. No 81 Bsrcsy.st
WIGs ToUpgBs and ORNAMENTAL HAIR first quail
iiy Hair Dye and Dysins st BATcHsLoRs Is Bond St.
S. Nj. PErrEYGILL g. Co., NEWSPAPER ADvgRTis-
ING AGENTS No 81 Pskrow. New York esab,hed in ss9.
agents Tribune and oil the wpspe in the United state,
and British Provinces
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

LYONS ISSBCT POWDER, for exterminating Reaches,
vermi preserving us and clothing from Moths The
ogns and genuine signed f. LfoE All others limitations
w1s LroSs Sod q all druggists aud
By BAREEs Co.. No. 81 Psrk row.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
SOUTHERN LOYALTY.

TIE Nep.Yors 0b,srrsr has eyer been one OF the
mon earnest and thorough champions Of what passes
here for Conservatism |, has been pro.southern if
not absolutely pro-Slavery. Yet il speaks ont in its
ast a5 follows:
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

found everything would be at cros,purposes and in
confusion. ----
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

Advertisements for this woeks issue of THs WEEKLY
TRIBUNE must be handed In Toby.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
Ne@'lpotk DAILY Gribmne.
TUESDAY, APRIL a, 1866.

To Cerrcspondents.
No Of Anonymous Whs.evets
intended for insertion be suhsncssi by the and sd
necessarily for publication bat
for bis good faith.
usE." New York.
We cannot undertake rejected Communications
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

WINTER GARDEN. - 90,
THIS FVENING THE FAIRY ClRCLE-N AND OuI VI
PLACE-THE HAPPY MAN; MIR and Mrs. Barney Wi!nmA
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
NIRLOs 0ARDEN.

THIs FVENINO INGOMAR, THE BARBARlAN Mia Bate
man a. P,hep, Mes C. Cowper, Geo. BeCks j. g. Burnett
s. Holmes ID Ration. }. w BasSci Dsa'es bsryi MS
h.rvW We'll
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
OLYMPIC THEATEI

r OLYMPIC THEATER .
THIS EVENING a. B. tTHE THREE GUARDSMEN: Ms
John Madame Methus Schse Mss Kate Newton hes'r,
Geo Fswcs Rowe o. Boniisce, ). StUdey C. H. kockws
O w GARRISON j. H. St1iisrd Geo k8nes, James Lewis j. j.
Had, J.. J. Leigh, c. II. Morton
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

BROADWAY THEATER
THIS EVENING. = 3 SOLON SHlNGLk Mr john L owens
THE LIVE INDIAN. Nit John +. Owens.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

WOODS THEArER. ;.,
THIS EVENING. THE HYPOCHONDRlAC-THF SERIOUS
FAMILY Mr. Charles Ba.fss supported by the entire Company
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
Tha TrIhune In London,

STEVENS BROTHERS Asnt. for Lbr.hs. irHnIe
the sale OF Thk TRIBuhi
They will receive ssh,o.tTsss and Af'ssrsssssts.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

DODwORrHS HALL, No so6 Broadway. - . .
TO-DAY al O. SIXTEENTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ORPHAN
ASYLUM SOCIETY," of New YOIk.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

DODWORTIpS HALL. No. 9o5 Broadway.
THIS EVENING B. Miss Hattie NJ Gibbss hrst VOCAL ana
INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT; MI J. Prume, MI X Go.doecs
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

OGD DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No 5i3 Broadway -
TO-DAY and THIS ESENlNG-Exhb.Hon OF the fRlN All
PICTURE GALLERY Of Mr.. Robert Smith OF Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

BARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THIS AFTERNOON, a, O. and THIS EVENING at n TIL
FARTHQUAKE OR THE SPECTER OF TIE NiLE-ONl
HUNDRED THOUSAND CURIOSl1lES.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THIS EVENING. R0ssiuis Open, WILLIAM TELL; Gran
$50 and the entire Orchestra om the New fo
Academy OF Music
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

IRVING HALL.
THIS EVENING. Muscai Performances by BLIND TOM.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-21

verify his rectitude, saying that If he was guilty
he hoped that ''the tongue would cleaye to his
mouth, the top OF his head fall in and drop from
his shoulders, and that God would strike him
dead" AS he uttered the last word he was
observed to stagger, ghast1y paleness over
spread his features, and, throwing up his arms,
be dropped dead on the floor, to the horror OF
those in the room. physician was immedi-
ately summoned, who, after examination, pro-
nounced life extinct.
The affair has created intense excitement in
the nelghbOrhood, and numerous are the OPT
Mons advanced relative TO the superinducing
cause of the mans death--some insisting that
his death was manifestation of the displeasure
OF God at the mans appeal, conscious as he was
OF his guilt. Others attribute the mans demise
TO apoplexy, heart disease, or some other all
ment occasioned by the abruptness of the accu-
sation operating on a sensitive temperament
and occasioning a sudden cessation of the
functions of the vital organs. Chicago Republi-
can MOnddU
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-21
A SINGULAR OCCURRENCE.

A Man Accused of Theft Calls upon Heaven to
Witness His Innocence, and Falls Dead upon
the Floor.
A singular fatality, and one which might be
regarded as special visitation of the Almighty
occurred yesterday afternoon IN this city. The
circumstance is verified by several persons who
called in TO examine the stricken person. We
give the circumstances as related to our reporter
by the attending physician, leaving the reader
to draw his own nferences.
About two weeks ago mechanic, boarding at
No. l44 Burnside street, was robbed in the night
time OF about $50. The money was taken out
of his pants pockets after he had retired. In the
morning, discovering his loss, he made IL known
10 the landlady. She enjoined silence upon him,
and told him that herself had been likewise vic.
tlmized, but by whom she did not know, al
though her suspicious rested upon boarder
named Rosencrist a tailor. This Rosencrist has
been an inmate of the house for some time, and
the woman did not like to accuse him directly
of the crime, although his actions for some time
past and the extravaganza of his expenditures
Justified her IN entertaining suspicious relative
TO his integrity. Yesterday morning another
boarder reported the mysterious disappearance
OF his pocket-book, and the landlady, after due
delibeTation, determined TO take Rosencrist
aside and question him. Going into the parlor,
and calling in the boarders whose money had
been purlolned, the woman accused him OF the
theft.
Rosencript turned deadly pale on hearing the
accusation, and, grasping a table near him, he
turned towards his accusers and denied all
knowledge Of the theft. They insisting upon
his being the culprit, the man repeated the
asseyeTations of his innocence and, placing his
hand on his heart, he appealed TO Heaven 10
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-21
FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETC.

DUY FURNITURE AT GOULD a CO.'S
ID Union Depots corner NINTH and MARKET and
Nos. 81 and 80 North SECOND Street
1he largest cheapest and best stock Of Furniture Of
every description, in the word Send for Printed Cata-
losue and Price List The sOundness OF material and
yorkmanship is guaranteed Of AL We sell. Furniture for
arlOr, Drawing ROOM Chamber or Bed room Dining
room, Library, Kitchen, Servants rooms Ohiccs,
Schools Churches, Odd Fellows, Masons or other
buildings hotels Boarding Houses Hospitals Fairs or
DTswinga and estimai es furnished when reou,red
Orders sent by post will be executed with deSpatch
and with lberality and justness of dealing Country
Dealers the trade generally, tinue 20 be supplied
on the same liberal wholesale terms that insure them
fair profit Parties at distance may remit throuQh our
Banker, the Farmers, and Mechanics National bank
street or by Express Check, Post Once Order Inn
mediate attention will be given and insured
GOULD Dc 90.
N. K. corner NINTH and MA RK Er streeta and
Nos. 81 and 80 North SECOND Street,
2U6D Philadelphia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-21
STEAMBOAT DISASTER.

Sinking OF n Western Steamer-Escape OF
the Passengers.
CINCINNATI, September 2l.-The steamer j. r.
Gilmore, bound from Cincinnati to the Arkansas
river, with valuable cargo of assorted mer-
chandise, struck on the wreck OF the steamer
Courcy, two miles below Mound City, Illinois,
on Wednesday night, and sunk almost instantly.
The passengers and crew escaped with their
baggage.
The steamer Gilmore was valued at sos. 900,
and was insured fer S2l, ,OOO Her cargo was
valued at over $780, 900, and was principally In
sured.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-21
FIFTH EDITION
EQUINOCTTAL STORM.
--~~~~~~~>~~>>S>~>~>~>~OS~~>~
UNPRECEDENTED RAINS in
THE WEST.
~N~~~s~N~VVN>>~noo~OvD~o>>>~~
Immense DamaGd to Rail-
roads and Property.
ktc', Etc, ETC., ETC., Etc., Etc.
Eto, Etc., Etc., ETC., Etc., Etc.

CINCINNATI, September M.-There was no rain
here last night. The weather this morning is
cloudy and cold.
COLUMBUS Sept. 2l.--A slight rain fell last
night The weather is clear and pleasant this
morning.
CHILLIcoTHE, Sept. 2l.-The rain fell all last
night. The scioto river is four inches higher
than ever before known, and is still rising
ST. LOUIS, September 2l.-The weather Is clear
and cold.
LOUISVILLE September 2l.-A slight rain fell
last night. The weather is clear and cold this
morning.
CHICAGO September 2l.-The weather is clear
and pleasant.
PITTsBURa, September 21.--It rained all night,
and the storm still continues. The railroad
communication is somewhat improving. All
the trains on the Little Miami Railroad came in
on time this morning.
There is no railroad connection anywhere
from Dayton, except by the Little Miami route,
via Xenia.
The Louisville Democrat of yesterday says:-
1.-The rain on Tuesday night poured down in
perfect torrents, causing great damage to the
city. Telegraphc communication has been con-
siderably interrupted, but the connections with
the principal points OF the country are MAN.
JWueu."
The indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad is
clear. The train went out on the regular time
this morning.
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad is also
in running order.
The Cincinnati, Hamilton, and DAYTON and
the Atlantic and Great Western Railroads, ARE in
operation to Hamilton only, several hundred
feet OF the embankment being wa .hed away at
that place,
The Ohio river at this point is about twenty
feet and is still rising.
despatch from Dayton, Ohio. says that at
o'clock on Wednesday the canal bank brose at
the mouth OF the river, the water sweeping away
frame houses shops, great piles OF lumber, and
other property.
The water rushed through st. Clair, Jefferson,
and Ludlow streets, submerglng part of the
main business portion of the town. and reaching
the first floors OF many dwellings and stores
The back water encIoached upon the south
ern part of the city, and at midnight on
Wednesday the greater portion was under
water, in some places four feet deep. Tie
whole country in the neighborhood has been
devastated
The loss of standing corn and stock is
enormous.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-16

GL1MpsE BEHIND THE MAsK.-The North Caro-
lima Presbyterian says:
colored Baptist minister at Beaufort, S. c..
writes to the Christian Record: "Some of our
white ministerial friends do more in tho way of
procuring farms and keeping our poor race in ig-
norance than anything else. They pretend, when
they arc North, that they would como down hero
and do anything for race i'll the way of enlight-
cning them; but instead OF !ha, when they SEQ
Him crueificd, and the saving of souls" Of GER
tain Northern merchants nc says ''lMl they wish
to do is to leach on what President Lincoln has
with the loft hand, while with the right hand they
catch hold of his pocket book. And when they
havo got tho last cent from him, their friendship
suddenly ceascs. Thcn he is only a nigger.'"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-16

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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

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