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man was chosen Chairman and J. w Horton S,cre 'ary
j. was resolved TO send honorary DELEGATES In te Conve1
uon oi Southern Unionsts and The following were 3D.
pointed -
Joseph bincus ~ SacRot and Lewis f. Smith Of Sara.
'o7 Jo1h steward Of Fulton; T. Heath OF Montgomery
an pa'Iu T. FOfrest or schenectady
= DELEGATES PROM IypTAy.
1NDlANAPoLIs Monday Apg On 1900
II IL paObqbe that Indiana will send tu decoation 10
Cooperate with the Southern ovalists in Convsrtor a
Philadelphia the Bird of September
A COMMITTEE OH WELCOME FROM MASSACHUSETTS,
The Republican STATE Committee of Massacbu.etfs have
selected the following Welknown and eminent citizens 10
welcome the Southern loyasts 10 their Convention Al
Philadelphia on the ID OF September next:
Alexander H. B1 l,sk. William Caan. John II Clifford
Emery Washurn, Nathaniel T. Banks Brown Charles
sumner. benjamin j. baler Harvey Jewell, Edward ".
Parsons Oliver W Holmes Charles G. HazeWell Charles G.
Loring. William Whiting, Peleg W Chandler. John
a. Andrew. George 5. Boutwell, James H. Duncan
Eiphalet Trask Charles B Hall joel Hayden
Henry Wilson, Charles Devens. James NJ stone
William Brigham. John G. Whittier T. X Gniney
W. s.. Lincoln. John NJ. 5. Williams Edward 81
Edward l.. Pierce Linus Child, Martin Brimmer Amos A.
Lawrence George MarstOn Jacob H. Loud Chester Reed
Henry l. Pierce william L. Burt. Ginery Twiiehel Joseph
ii. Chadwick Edward w Kinsley. Edward s. Tobey Johu
Eben s. Poor Eugene J. Norton. Edgar j. sherman George
Washington Warren, Charles X Train Zna H. Stone Tap
pan Wentworth. David H. Mason Francis w. Bud a Il.
sWague George L. Hoer Whiting Griswod w y CLARK
Whppl. Rolin H. Neae William $ TIltOn Thomas ID Eliot
&. Balsdel Cakes Ames John NJ. Forbes Alexander II
Rice Charles W Slack lillian Sp0Oner Charles H. Parker
Samuel Hooper, William l. Bartlett Estes Howe George b.
Loring, Eben W. Stone Willard f. Phillips. George l..
otearus George L. Davis james Dana. j. Wiley Edmands.
Joseph A. Pond George L. Sawn james W Clark. John u.
Baldwin. Amasa Walker. Aaron G. Mayhem. william Il.
Wnshburn Ayah Croker George c. TOwne John H. Good.
1cA, James 1. Robinson Henry 5. Briggs.
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Produce and Other Markets.


Aug. 2l.-Four dull No quotably lower Wheat castor
and unchanged Corn active 50 963c tor Mixed and Yet
low and Csc for White. Oats firm at $685. Provisions
unchanged. Whisky easier at o. ~ - 25
AT wILMIEGIoN n. c.
Aug. 2l-Ciude Turpenne unchanged. Spirits Turpsu-
tine steady at ijc ROsn 81 7Jd % for Common o. $50
g Is for No aud Is 5Oa 81 % for No CotonM ddlng
Sic.
Aug 2-FlOur unchanged, sales 900 bills AT SO 80 for
No Spring s2 for Red Winter e3 for White Si0t 50
for Double Extra Wheat cn but unchanged; sales 6ooe
No Milwaukee Club o. New White State
90 3d. Corn dull; sales 90 No Illinois at 100 Oats end
Rye nominal Canal Freghts steady Flour t0c Wheat oc.
Corn SIC 70 New York Like Imports none Canal EXPORTS
1880 bush. Corn
Aug. 2l.-Four dull and nomiaally lower. Wheat 1850.
lower New White o. So New Amber s. 52ae ~ S. Spnng
sl95qsl 80. Corn less active ard lower 6j,S for No.
Mixed; 7sc. for No /, and 75ic. for No. White Data
steady. 3jic. for No /. Lake freights auu.
All BUFFALO,
Aug 2l.-Four and Wheat quiet. and Corn dull; saIes
% 900 morning 6aic No and zoe for No.
l. Oats-Sales 1000 BUSH no. Milwaukee at 40, and
quiet and held CSC for No Mwaukee 20 for Chicago.
and 9oc for Green Bay Pork SIS; Lard gle
nal. Canal Freights dull; Wheat, &c., Corn. 80:
Oats &C.. 10 Eew.YOrkj Wheat lici Corn, Ito, "a
Albany. Recepts--Four 632 bbs Wheat H. 900 bushs
80 9lO BUSH Receipts Chicago Milwaukee. Detroit en4
Toledo for the week ending Aug. sFour IS 02< bblA
Wheat 933 bush; Corn, 500 bush Oats iiSJss
bush Barley BUSH Rye H. 6l bush Ahoat one CanaA
load destined for including shipments for IA days
Buffalo and days from Oswego ending Aug -fIoaf
$50 bbs Wheat l6 100 bush; Corn 6939l5 bush Oats.
ments from Chicago Milwaukee Toledo for the week ea
ing August L. for BufslO-FOur 635 bbs Wheat iVeSs
bush Corn G45 5l2 bush Oats IA Og3 bush -
sbash for Osweso. Wheat 4o7Oo BUSH; Corn, 5'Sa
bush 81, a,
The Fenian panic canes cessation Of business The els
yatOrs closed for the dsV.
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DIE ID.

BARTLETrOn Mondsy August David W.
and Emily NJ. Bartlett aged 10 month. and - dsys
Funeral from the residence parents No 70 Wioughby
Brooklyn. Wednesday st4 O'Clock Relatives and feads
Remains will be 70 ~
sh NeshboThood ~ j. Thursday morning foe ntermeot
FERRlS-At Greenwich Com. Tuesday, August 81, Ebert &
far. Of Edwin and Kate J. Ferris. 49,
The friends 1.-THE family respectfully invited 70 ssud the fanss
from the residence Samuel Ferris oa Thursday the IN
inst, st II O'Clock.
LoRDA Memphis Tenn Sunday Angus, "a shsr Srsd We
T. Lord Acting Lieutenant Commanding u -
NJ sgsi - years, month. aud q days
sHUFELDT-At rsdencs OF her tOsk Llwnl Nis
Michigan Thursday August H. Ena youngest dauyher q
Hn. L. and Edna A. ShuleldL aged month"; "a
TALMAGE--At Greenpont l. Monday, August 90 Anna -
Wit Of he q. Tsmsge. IN the s7d OF her
friends family invited attend the funeral from hes
late residence KenIst, TAursday At u O'Clock
WOLFE-At sar.toga SPRING. Monday morning DO Doros
Ann John David Wolfe aud daughter Of the late Psssx
Lonlard
The relatives and friends OF family respectfully invited &
Grace Church. corner Of Bnosdwy ~
Tenth st. Thursday the 3d inst, u o'clock without
further invitation. -
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NEw-ORLEANs.

SIS. 1''ioS OF A LOYAL PAPBR-THB LIVES op rrs
PROP iETQRs AND EMPLOYEES THRRArssEp-
DELEGATES 70 THB LOYAL SOUTHERN CONVEX
TtoS-THE RBB.Ns DETER uISED'To sxrBsMMArs
UYIOE MEN
Special Dispatch Tie N Y iNibuu.
WAsHNcros Tuesday Aug. 81. 1865
Tho following dispatch from Tie Tribune Bureau az
NewOrcans, was this evening received at this bureau:
NE"ORLEAss. Tuesday Aug. 81, 1866 =
7hs M- ORLEANS Di6uEs the only loyal Newspaper pqbs
lshed the city. has been compelled suspend publication
immediately after the military guard furu
shed for the protection OF the Office and is employees Ths
guard removed yesterday and the lives of the editors
and printers have been repeatedly threatened the propor
have been elucaH'y forced to close the establishment
Ihe ct is proving apparent every day that the Reb
els are determined to extermnae the Union and erus
out al Union sentiment throughout the South military
force o. 800 men 10 permanently located and Kept ia constants
readiness the heart Of the city -Four hundred quar-
tered 10 the Commercial Hotel and hundred Lsf5yette
Square opposite the City Hail. Gen Sheridan has been an
Piled to BY Union FOR protection from known assassns
who constantly dog them Ia the streets deeg
been appointed 10 attend ti loyal Convention Philadelphia
Tic members afraid 10 have their published fearing
they would be assasnated before they left the city.
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JIEGH n.

ANOTHER OFFICIAL WHO CAN LIVE WITHOUT OFF,
CAL BREAD AND BUTTER.
Recently Mr. Randall lPo,tHaHer-Generall sent to u
: Marshal Tower of the Western District OF Michigan, a
Bread and Butter circular and received reply con-
Guiding follows
As long 1.-The Republican party true 70 its principles
shall give influence whether IN Office out and there
fore shall join any psya cross between treason
aud oyayO be controlled by traitors and their sympathH
the Baltimore Convention voted FOR Hannibal Ham
In and at the election spel all the tine and money was
able elect Lincoln and johnson have favored oil measures
10 suppress the Rebellion preserve the UBiOn lad three
sons tie and paid share OF taxes and bOnnties
BY virtue Of NewRnglaud energy oDd economy have been
ale 10 eat my Bread and Batter and have some ei
not obtained through any office.
my actions aud my sentiments al above seI ioin' are
yacaie time mas be appointed wan only one
reoues which that several sudden converts 10
bls new organization made by the promise Of Office. ~
will Doc filed By original consistent Coppefhead can IN
measure respect straightforward Pebel Copperhead
bu can DO no other than ab)nnate Doc, Judas barter
ing away his faith and covering himself with disonor for an
Office. / am respectfully. "OshoND .ohhh
10 S Marshal Western District Michigan"
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ARMY GAZETTE.
yTc'eersPhl

10y TeerrsPh
GEN. SHERIDAN ASSUMES COMMAND or THE DEPART
MEyT or THE GULF.
Major-Gen. Sheridan in general orders, dated An
gust Is. 1866 announces the following staff.
Brevet Major J. Schuyler Crosby. Un,d States Army;
First Lieutenant Of tie Isl United states Artillery and Second
Lieut. t. {. Moore 18th United states Infantry Aides
deCamp Brevet Major Gen George l. HartsuG Lieutenant
Colonel end Acting Adigtan' Generals Breyot LieutC Col
Lieut. n Burbank 10th United States Coored Heavy Arl.
lsry. Assistant AdutantG enei Brevet Bng. Gen. james
Adjltni and General; Brevebrg Gen. Charles l..
EiizLugh United state: Army Fifst Lieutenant an
Broyet Lieut. Col James T. Harrison United States Army
Captain 9th United States Cavalry Special Cavalry Inspector
Assistant Minor Gen Kauz United
States Army Captain 9TH United States Cavalry Acting
BreveCoonc Captain and Qnertermaster Chief
QuartermssteT General BrevetCoL T. A. McPafD Surgeon
United States Army. Medical Directors Breyet Lieut. Col
j. H. MoPhail Major and raymasier United states ArnT
Chief Pay master; Breve Lieut.. Col. George l. Gillespie
United States Army Captain Corps Engineers Chief Eny
nccr. BreyetMnjor A r. Burlington United States Army
Captain Ordnance Department thci ol Ordnance; Capt.
McAhster 10Th United States Colored Artillery Commssay
Of Musters.
Msjor-Cien T. H. Sheridan IN General Orders No l. as
the command Of the Department Of the Gulf
posed Of the States Of Louisiana Texas aud Florida The De
Department Of Florida and District Florida. The Depart
ment Of Florida and each district win constitute separate
Major zen II c. Wright will command tho District Of
Texas. and MajorGcn John g. Foster viii command the
record, Of the Department q Louisiana will be trans
erred to ,eo Of the Department Of the Gulf
PASSPORTS POR THR INDIAN COUNTRY.
HpQRs. pi,rnicr NEw MrXIc0
SANTA ~, New Mexico. Aug . 1860
o SET TsdeIe R9 oS @ & With nstrac
which have heretofore been issued from these Headquartes
trading With Tie Indians hereby recalled and notice
given that such passports VII be ued IN uiue from me
Headquarters OF the District of NeN Mexico BY command 81
Broyetiirig. Gen JANIS II. CAklEIoS.
CYeus Dr FoRRrrr Brevei.haior u : v. Aidde-camp.
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OgE itb.

UNION MASS MEETING AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BIZ
GOV, cox AND JUDGE sHELLABARGER.
Special Dispatch 0 The T. Y. Tribune.
CotUMBJ Ohio. Tuesday Aug. 81. 1906
arge and enthusiastic Union meeting was held here
this afternoon which addressed by Gov Cox, Con-
gresham Sheabarge and private soldier named Scott.
The Governor gave his approval Of the Congressional plan
of reconstruction and said that no could material
difference between and that proposed by President John
after his Inauguration, and hence he willing
confess least surprise that the President did
congratulate Congress and the people at the close Of the
session. upon the substantial harmony Of policy which
had been the result of such long deliberations He
,rded tbo Philadelphia Convention simply effort 10
destroy the Republican Union parry
Mr. Shclahargcrs remarks brief but 20 the point
md amply defended the position taken by Congress.
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Gperial Notifies,


Seventeenth Assembly District. Twelfth Ward.
Association this Dsssnrf hs
following resolutions offered by Chss T. jenkins s} 90
WlS,eas Ths secen dcveopmens New Orleans Phiaessis
concucy hst the President hsf pocna-
party which elected him. and essa
chosen WA TO- -
Republic nd des the kindred sasrSs
OF Northern dsoyslly aud Southern rebslhon and
The arrived when Necessary aAd proper tnsS
this Association should its Views WITH regard to the sieass
thus developed; therefore. . a..
especisy that Of the Union party ,olenny and nrsyoc,nx
psded thu coored South that their eedon
aad secured BY usons sthory wbenev tsd 80
respectful protest against any Assumption
shall b. the discretion good viii
lately Ia ion against aud authority tie hspob
in pslpabe conflict with the latest and mos, via Amendment 70 W
kedeIs ritution 80 =
ReseS That white and urge early eoratcn OF ~
bsnehcien ra,ea relations
rebellion tel bound 70 insist sf
political power thea
This Rebellion shall ps
which hs the political sud civil shts -
those Of whatever race or coor
Res Ths. regard the demand TO elsvss pirstes -.
o nudersrs and their ympstzers to with oyst{ W
ahing disgust and entrsat the membefs OF the s 10y
spun the who would cheat them out hes
bts ana ogrchy they have sought 70 dos
that country ony but toe whole eivssd
proudly the Efforts and schevemsnv Oh oet
psty lind and % irnss throughout
he BLESSINGS OF Constitutional oovernnen hA.sS -
EQUAL rights and freedom JAMES L. WATSON rrss
n u TuNrs 7
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x,.,.eLy-A..,..r Herald C.u.rd.

s - LOUISVILLE KY. Tuesday. AnG. ~. lstt.
Theannouncement by special dispatch TO chicago
pspeT fom here that 300 Fensns left Louisville sst tight
Chicago received here with derson BY the enlrc press
They say IL 10 canard similar TO the deearshea ron ne
same source days since that the cholera Aaa oesn We
There have been only deaths from cholera uoee the 18th
inst IN Ills city exclusive Of soldiers barracks, OF whom
deaths reported including three today out VI nre
essss The Board VI Health to-day rePor the mortshy i<s
cholera during the present sanner than or
Jadse bro tenn Joyes Of the City Curt sent VIM kSe
Msyei DOW Chef of Police TO a today for eopeemPt Of
eouyt but released lin after brisf imprisonment
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mrseeUps.

pyee.sl Dspsics The n. y Tribune ...-o, s.,t
ST. LoUs T0es5sy, Aoe. 81 re-
The TEST oATll-FFoRrs TO CRUSH ITS EfPSV1-
cgEgRIgo PROSPECTS oP THR COMING CAMPAIGN
The statement a the johnson Missouri delegation %
she this they favored voters taking the tst oaL
s,r,a Erark Blair maintained lawsuit rather than
I've II and Che Conservative voters have told people
cverywhere tina. it was Illegal
o. Uacock assumed command OF this Department
- Gnpscrvafive politicians are cxerng tremendous
mere and at Washington 10 get General Order
issued promising protection 10 voters az inc los ghael
tnRebeI v,t.s Cen Hancock has thus IN declined 70
ntcrforo Barton Able one Of tho Phiadegia delegates
has been appointed lateral Revenue OVHeslQgI wee
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SENATOR cRIaEss LRrTga-JonS 2. COOK RUNNING
FOR CONGRESS. -

srxAroR cpIygs's LRrTgR-JOnT 2. COOK RUNNING
FOR CoEGREsj q, ,s.s
CHICAGO Tuesday Aug. ~. FOO
United States Senator Grimes OF Iowa mas ano.h.eu
hs intention TO retire from public life In etleI "e
Chairman of the State Genital Committee he says;
have within two three days received two OF s
tefom friends In the ferelt paris OF inc tst
me st next wear large humble. the Senators sreto De
tectd 10 the General Assembly who are 20 elect my
tie United States Senate; that the selections 70 Oe
The aiious County Conventions this year VII nave
beaIng upon those to be made the succeeding anu
!ug {, kuow what my views the SUBJECT OF eeeeoi
il for the pnrpose OF making definite ana maj
20 al inquiries that address you TINS eer ions ss
made ulny mind TO retire entirely from pubic ne a INC wv
Of ny rtsept term Of office # before. and 'ns
Div adlers 10 that purpose. q. 49,. -,
Tie Hon. John =. Cook, ex-msmber Of the Thrty-'hIh
Congress has con sened TO run against tue Radical cand
date Hiram PRICE, IL the Second Iowa COngre sslonal Ds
trct MrCook is old line Wing, and has been Out OF
poltics for he past ten years.
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NAVY GAZETTE.
fBy Telegraph !
DETACHED.
CYEUs DF FoR

by Telegraph
DETACHED
Aug I4-Plymaster Garrett Il. Barry, from duty a.
Pnymsster Of hAvyYard New YORK Oc;. Deri and 81
dcred ~ settle accounts, Peymascr Robert Petit RON dui
Inspector O. Provisions &C. NJ Navy Yard Ph1idtlptin
on Oct. ncx md waiting ORDERS Passed AsssistiHi Pay
master H. W Allen from receiving ship New HAmp2hre. OF
oct next and ordered settle accounts; Passed Assistant
Paymater L. L. Tulock, from steamer fhn Jones aIa 1
TOrbe duty In charge OF tugs nj Pensaeoa fa ahd
ordered 20 settle Asst faymaser Jos Foster from
steamer TgapoOsa and ordered 20 settle accounts Assistant
Pavpsster IL A. Thompson. from steamer Mahasss, aud
ordered settle accounts Acknowledgements Robert IL
Rodney from steamer C9ne9anH ana Diuersl 1870
counts; Lieut. commander George W. nay NAIu from ssh1f
ship Sabine aud ordered 20 steamer Mollean Lieut. IL ~
Evans from duty Naval Observatory washington and
ordered ordnance duty ut tue Navy furu MhshhsVh
Samuel A. Cove. from steamer Mahasfh and
granted leave Of absence; Acting Master Frederick A. ~
Conner from steamer Michigan ana orueTed 70 steamer 40
hican.
August l4-Iieut Commander Edward T. Prebe &c TEN
porory duiv Of Boston NavyYard Lieut. Commander Wal
lam Gibson Passed Assistant PaymaseT John tuIey 10
steamer Tabomn; Iieut Commanders II. r. Smith. John
,ngt1p Sovv.Yard, Pavmaster j. H. Watmough. TO New.
YORK Yard October sti Paymnfter Ilshh Duhn
10 New Hampshire on October ist lhymaster
IT, ~ Heskel TO duty as Inspector IN chsfgs OF protsloh
sc az the PHILADELPHIA Nav Yard on October lst Passed
Assistant Paymaser Charles a. Mcdaniel to duty In charge
oftugs AZ Pensacola, fa Passed Assistant fayaseI o. o
Wood r 10 steamer Chcopee Passed Assistant Paymastu
Frank Arms Telapoosn Passed Asssi.ni ray
master Mellacb, steamer Mahesks Passed Asstar
sisiant PaymaSier ID. -. Bdone 10 steamer Conemangh
Acting EHfign j. A. Chesley 10 steamer Don'
HosoRABLY DIS HARGEp.
Acting Third Assistant Nicholas o. Undersrs nom aug Il
PROMOTION
VIM n Doe Of the Bureau Supplies Navy Department.
from stelGss second class cerkshp to date IRON Aus
!. 1866. -
The steamer Mohiean put into commission Al the los on
Navy Yard The 18th inst The steamer ON
mandor H. X Davenport sailed from Panama on the IT'D is'
an route home.
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Snirifnai Ceuyensieu.

PkoyIpINce r, l., Tueeday. ApentI = Int'
Tho Third National Convention OF Spintuallsts
msi in this city today Presidea John PeIpoDt ssdrs
wny ~ ,bs focal Committee. There foif aene
sDes Of fO9 .. TIE NoItlsIp states and p'sa
the srernoor following oeers TOR the ensuing year
we're eected: .,,,r.
P,siSeu,,-w A. Blanchard Of Portland Me- fta.A
chsce Of sutton N H.; Nero A. Horton d Brapoen VI
MARKHAM Of NorVeb. CT, Leo Miller New i"1e Ss"
Deborah Butler wneand NJ washington a. cdJmSis
Mt McComber Of Toledo, F. wadswor'h o. L en,sn
Ind; $ j. E1nrsy OF Ann Arbor Mich pr o. Inns, Isaac
81 whitewater Wis; Henry j. Stagg o. 81 L ~ rhomss
Rher OF Philadelphia, w. Chase Of South rsss IL
Garrett OF Delaware Victor y. Post OF san SIV1bo
S,eruary-Dr. J. A. Rowland Of the Distrle' Vi N0'"
TS,anrer-Niles o. Mott OF BTandon W. ~ 7 ws1..
Ia the morning addresses were denver" " y to~s
u,r.6 of Missssippi Susie NJ johnson and a. J. Aos''
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MARYLAND.

THE THOMASES To BIZ RgNOMISATED-GOv. SWAMI
AND THE REGISTRY LAW.
Special Dispatch ~ The n. y Tribune.
BALTIMORE Tuesday Aug 81. 1906
John L. Thomas in the lid ard Francis Thomas IN the
WITH District will certainly be nominated for Congress by
the Radicals on wednesday GOV. Swami Is sending
emissarios throughout the state, advising such ntcrprc
taon Of the Registry Law will allow Rebel sympa-
thzers % vote. The Secretary of State visited Carroll
County for this purpose last week A. j. Leonard Con-
sentative candidate for Controller has accepted nomi
nation in letter indOrug President johnson and the
Philadelphia Convention.
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TRnN X sK X.
TIKI PRcR or LOYALTY.

THR PRCB or LOYALTY.
TEt NalrHe Press an Itaes says two attempts nave
been recently made 10 bum dow She oce or IHe GRes
IoyongL East Tennessee, Fsg- is proprietor, Capt
Cshsm was in the Union army Tor tonr years and Is
;5 tIa The effort to ire his Office made by Rebels.
THE HON. w. A. sTOaks.
Tho Hon W A Stokes delivered a speecr in Carthage
an ,be Itb instant Although have not seen full
,enort of The speech correspondent OF IA Press and
Tf,n,s saws il was scahing rebuEs oil 'he heoss ana
their apologizers and followers
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CANADA.

POPULAR DISSATISFACTION WITH THg CANADIAN
MINISTRY.
Special Dispatch to The ~ Y. Tribune.
OTrOwA G. w. Tuesday, Aug 81, 1866.
There is feeling here that the Ministry should be
turned of Office for the Irregularities of the Attorney
General West and the trickcry of the AttorneyGenera
Fast. The appointment of an ex-ciek of the Crown 10
the office Of Collector of Customs at the Port of Mont
real and an Assistant Minister of the Navy with nothing
t. do has Disguised the intelligent of the Province
The GovemorG encrd goes East tomorrow and II the
Executive Council should want bis presence il will sit at
Munlrcll
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Geport OF r,e miIilary Commission.

HEV.oRLEsS5 Tuesday, Aug. o. 1866
The abors # the Militsry Commission appointed 10 IN
vesgae the origin and Of the late riot in this city
ere drawing to close. Inc report, consisting Of deduo
tons from the 1000 pages Of evidence viii be subitteito
Gen Sheridan about the close of the month. After
dong the report Gen Sheridan will transmit 1t to tho
War Department IL believed that the report will BIO OF
radical political character. The suspension of tho
called Loyal Tribune OF this city is imminent for the
reason that the military guard has been Withdrawn frs
its office The paper edited and printed by coored
ulovHs
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Geo Hl5kns " No H. Grand Patriarch. Castlv Ic,wccS
No GIenf HIGH Pre-t; John J.. Dow Of No "a Grg>a
Senior Warden DcRtt G. LaDgden Of No Grand Scribe,
George Smith of No. 20 GFand Treasucr, AkeE Of
No. 9, Grand junior "af5eni ROYAL G. MILAN q No. T..
Grand Representative fot two yeaTs John H. White OF No
g. q rand Representative. fOl wear
The Grand Eucampmont then adjourned 70 this evening
when tie installation Of the officers elect viii take place
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A RnUTAL ATTACK ON EEoRoEs.

A correspondent Of TIE Cincinnati Gd-eHe says;
On the evening after the great grayback victory IN
Kentucky large company OF freedmen were enjoying hem.
selves in green near the yige o. Franklin, at brau
dance fayrite dance in the Southland while thus limo
Gently engaged large company OF white men came upon
them blew tle lights and commenced an Lndscrlnhae
on.angb mon item using oOwes pistols and clubs Many
of the freedmen we're whipped and others beaten IN mos1
shameful manner. Some lying IN their oeds via
reet oasbes upon their heads is unnecessary
hone that Gen. JeC. Davis Assistant Commissioner OF the
Feedmens Bnreau Kentucky. viii order thorough inFes
Qson OF the affair The civil authorities OF Frankn 50 ar
as known have taken no notice OF the outrage"
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NaynI Iutclligence.

Capt. McDougal. commanding the Nayy-Ysrd at
Mare island California reports to the Navy Department
nnder date OF Juiy that the SAGINAW woad leave
there on 4h OF that month for Victoria lsano
In compliance with instructions from the Chef Of the western
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