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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16
TEXAS.

GOV. TURoCKaORTON's INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
The following summary of the inaugural address OF
Gov Throckmoron Of Texas telegraphed from Houston
(Aug 10y to the Newt Orleans Journals
Gov. TbrOokmortons Inauguration address was delivered
Yesterday ornng ng ana oGi h Socs a MD material
condition Of the state and feels depressed win
our part do not despair receiving liberal and generous
treatment from our Northern coqnrymen. u oannI'
3 S5sms Mamilton jaw Webster and SO many
other patriots no longer 6e land o. The gOOo anu sre
gotten when the storm passion subsidies and ITS
expended and justice tempered with anu
their SWAY The tue the country have noble neen
tive entertain the work Of reunion IN the bonds OF anec
trymen have been changed by the war, put the
PSy and s c Of the
heart sentiments Of ysneraton have been aroused
BY Which It had iong s1nOeG s5Sy 70 the Unn in
few short months than eoad have been effected BY Dayo
Se Trent mass Of tho Nor6 desire to treat rs
brothers and will desire that the effort making
the GS s Sse m %a 81 GVr s e e
ngs prvaons dangers endured by the southern people
how sincerely the people have kept faith with their renewed
allegiance He has been Identified with Texas Tor quarter
able to speak hema people who have won the respect
and admiration of the wordior their chiyary high enarae
ter ana orttude will doubted by and brave
spirits when they assert their loyalty IL Is duty we
owe TO ourselves humanity enact laws that VIII reserve
and property them BY amended Constitution
The day far distant. IN judgment when the PACK
peoue will convinced that tier trues friends are those
with whom they spored in youth and who have cared
for them from infancy He takes broad ground 10 favor oi
sustaining the State credit and due obedience 10 tne
Constitution and laws Of tie General Government WIN
firm and Just maintenance 4 the rights Of tue State
In expansion, public progress &C. be briefly reviews his
course anterior Secession and saws ne'oeI az W.
and sin am to Government which the blood OF my anees
tors had contributed for the protection u The gDs oil
man accustomed from earliest boyhood 70 ook upon
the flag Of the Union the poldest SYMBOL OF ieeuon
turned with horror from the bloody vision OF civil war that
crowded upon nv sight but looked with scarcely less
dread on the entertained power Of coeTeor. he fol
lowed the fortunes Of q majority Of bis fellow cillzens
ard shared their fate and 20 those ldonted WIN INN
who sustained the Government he acooTds he eedt OF
unre and patriotic motives TIE sacred duty for
all 10 labor for Of peace and harmony and says
that people desire thoe and worthy OF restoration on
us and liberal lie appeals 10 the Legislature 70 coop
crate with him in the work points them to the Ia9o Le
zoos and statesmen and urges an unsesh devotion
10 country moderation and crtearance and enlarged charity
for those who differ with appeals 70 and noble i'm
pulses tuperaton and abuse VIII produce the great
end desire invoking the AID Of Providence ard trusting
that he will incline the hearts Of the American Ieole Alright
&c enters upon bis duties.
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this month for loving liberty for Isbmep The Congress had
nv whole with YOU Soon have another Irish
Parliament Dublin Green Three cheers for thai-hP
hip hurrah. Long continued applause.J
SPEECH OF GEN. JOHN A. LOGAN
After song Of Slermans March the Sea- Gen. John
A. Logan was announced. He said;
Fellow citizens shall attempt TO address you at
length You have heard from Governor and from the
plainly marked that no man peed err ~ following T. 80 ia as
Fenansm is concerned know nothing ofh but so lar as
nv whole heart on Your side, Great cheering Ny
father was born in County Monahan. Ireland and
struggled long for Irish freedom He taught me the
lesson and learned wethe lesson OF undying patriot
ism that enmity to all oppressors Great
whether he is Of Irish liberty and opposed 20 British
oppression he his hand upon his heart and sweaI before
high Heaven eternal fidelity to Irish independence. Loud
cheernr 1t has been natural for freshman to join the
Democratic party. pisled by the name. My father was
changed the status Of parties altogether We can Oil
see plainly now where the line is run that
deceived Every friend of freedom the friend Of Irish free
dom. and to lovers Of universal and impartial suffrage only
can Irish patriots go lind true friends The who would
ensave black would enslave an lishman he could
You have been egegousy mst,k in spposng that the
Shareholders have been firm friends They have despised you
lust they have despsed black slaves and all poor white men,
and have only fed you with whisky when they wanted your
The neutrality OF England during our Governor
and Speaker Cofax have wen SAID is good neutrality
munitions Of war they shall have them. We amt afraid Of
England; why should be- The United States is man,
man bio enough and stout enough to take himself and
needn't be afraid Of a woman Great cheering Whenever
the time that Ireland has chance to be free Will not
be Ishmen who will spring fight for her freedom
We tell Mr. johnson, you may put your foot on the
necks Of Ishmen now but Irshmen shall have their by
and by The President encouraged the girls and
ay aborers to give half Of all their earnings TO buy and
equipments pat troops the field only that he might CON
fscate these arms and imprson these patriot leaders Now
do you want any of that sort Of hepf / NO no.
mol Well then you had better give Andy
his Copperhead and Rebel coniederaes wide
berth and keep who do stand by you aud
don't betray you the hour your extremity The time will
come to try again and hope TO God it viii soos Go
in and win Fight for Iish liberty you fought Tor the
American Government and you will win. Great cheeFing
Gen UNel loudly called for, and came forward amid
the oudes cheering After order restored be spoke at
some length and the meeting then adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16
ARMY GAZETTE.

IBy Tel,stpLl
The following officers OF Veteran Reserve Corps
have been mustered out and tonorat discharged Inc service
United States to date August 20 Their services being 10
Breyet big Gen Edwnrd p FIFE Colonel 7tL Regiment
Breye Brig Gen Oscar V. Dayton, Colonel 18th Regiment
MAJOR David r. Foley le,b Regiments trevet Col Robert
Avery Mhicr TN Regiment Broyet Major George Russell
Captain III Regiment; Breyet Major VIM X Haviland Cap
tam IAN Regiment Bre,st MAJOR A A. Yaes CaIa.n i4th
Regiments Breyet Brig Ger W L Jefres' CoIord from
August &C. 500. 4ys.
DISCHARGED.
Hospital Stewards William Peit.s and Hunter Z. CFary
United States Army -.. g.. 49,.
The following assignments Of officers Of the AdJutant-
Generals Department anIouuoedi
Col. and BEeyet Brig Gen Wm A. Nichols TO be relieved
from duy office AID 10 report 10 Lieut.
Gen sherman for duty Headquarters Division OF Msolr
Major and Brevet Brig Gen. VIM. d. Whppe 10 report 10
MaorGeD Thomas for duty al Headquarters Depa.ent OF
Major and Breyet Brig Gen ChaaIey Mehee'er
from dHty Adutant Generals once thd 20
report 90 MaoreD Hancock for duty az headquarters De
partmen Of Missouri; Major and Brevet Brig Ger geo "
Rugges report Cor temporary duty 70 MAJOR Meae
Dcuartmert Of Missouri and report TO Brevet MAa oeu
Mcdowell for duty headquarters Department OF CHorla
MINOR aud Breyet CooIel Samuel T. Chahn To Ue renewed
from aty In the A1utaut GeneTa!s once ana 10 report 10
Dtyet Major Sohofed fer duty headquarters Depart
rent Of The Potomac Major and Breve Lieut. Co Josep
H. TAYLOR report M6joTGep Candy Tor duty al heau
Quarters Department Of Washington.
MAJOR Gen Ed H. s Candy takes command OF Department
Of Washington from the 1871 inst! and the stan VI" IeWah
as heretofore announced.
DISCHARGED.
Capt Calvin l.. Haskell lsth Z. s. Colored Troops. ne
having terGeTed resignation wbe under charge o con
duct uuhec omiLg officer and O gentleman
MUSTERED oUT AND HoNoRABLY DIscHARGED.
Breyei Brig Gen. NJ. HedricE Col l5h Iowa Nos, 70
date Aug H. st6 De having been retained ID service 10 the
Aforesaid date by special authority from the War Depart
meat.
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Fire in Maiden.Iane-Loss abeut $50, 900.

Shortly after o'clock last evening fire broke ont
the floor Of the vestory building No A Maiden lane
1t soon discovered by officer Ferry of the Second Pre-
cnt at once gave the The fire department quickly
responded carrying lengths OF hose mp through h
building succeeded in coDhnng the flames 10 tue "oI "e
they originated
The entire building occupied by Francis LoItre,
printers staoners and bookbnders Their loss on stock
will be about $4,000 principally by water Insured foi
$50 600 in various companies Owing 10 the ateness Of th
hour II impossible ii ascertain the Of the conpa
MES.
The building belonged to the Strong and damaged
the amount Of 5000 Fully insured The fire supposed
originated from the furnace the boiler and engine
being located on the top-hoor.
No As occupied the first door by J. NJ Bowen Co..
dealers fancy goods and cutlery Loss on stock by water
about 81 600. Insured for $4,000
The second floor is occupied by j. W Wagner Co., deal
rs In fancy goods and glassware Stock damaged by
about $500 insured for $4,000 The third floor occupied
by Charles Belts manufacturing je"eier. Loss Oil STOCK
no II is occupied by Richard Douglass Sons importers Of
Bohemian glassware and fancy goods Loss on stock ny
water about o. 900 Fully insured
The police from the Second and adjoining Precincts were
present the command OF Capt DC lamp anu S'fBt
Hutchinson, aud rendered efficient aid.
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NAVY GAZETTE.
10y Telegraph

10y Ithertttl
DETACHED.
Arcusr Rear. Admiral stephen C. Rowan, from
steamer Alsdawasks completion OF her una IMP ana OF
dered 10 couu0ud the Navy Yard and station at Norfolk "a
Commodore r. H. Hitchcock from command OF the Navy ara
and Norfolk Ga and waiting 9TaeTs Pa aSd
or EenTd 81 ~ Tch lie Presden Lieut. A. E Benlam
from EavyYafd New-YoIA and ordered 70 heSeae SnP
s,cs,eI ,slasfa and ordered North; saimaker r. C. Her
bert from steamer chattanooga and granted SICK VI az
Aucusr ll.-Rear Admiral j. l.. Lardner from
duty as member Of Naval Retiring Board at Pnhadel
Lieut. Commander A; j. Gresham from duty a. NySi
AssS e aSe e. o'd'd woodT as Gas
Master Charles j. Barclay, Acting oa Master u..:
Ado1h ss,ndef T' c. J. andrews Gunner William Wilson
Acting Passed Assistant Surgeon Henry shaw trs Asss
C. Kaer and Acting Taird Assistant Engineer j. A sleep
er from steamer Kelrsage and waiting orders fuynoste
Mn Wstmougb from steamer Kearsage, and rdered "a
settle lis accounts ACtue Paymaser Chas stew
arr from steamer Monooaey and ordered to settle DIS &c
counts.
AuGusr &c commodore p Lee TO duty President Of
service Capt Foxba a. Parker 10 report 70 Commodore >
T. Lee for duty member Of bosrd OF when he Is ire
Hs,s,nt Surgeon VIM H. Jones NavyYard Washing.
tons Acting Passed Assistant Surgeon l. H. ChabaeF' 10
Commodore Henry A. Adams to duty as mem
Board a, Pa SSae
| Batos 70 Noroshp 49,
Henry huxley to steamer Monoeacy.
' RksIGNED.
AUGUST Mate Alexander Moses Of The steamer kese
Ang 80 cling Second ASST EngiLeer j. j. M Danleie.
PROMOTED.
innate Albert f. Utmer Of the steamer Wnoosk
| 10 be Acting Ensign. -
| APPOINTED.
AupJanes Wilson Of receiving ship Vermont, an aeDl
| boatsT6lh .-... -o-.
Mate Edmund Aiken, irigete Potomac
HoHoRAbLY DISCHARGED. -
eActirg EnsgLs 3. @. Horn. June Is, leto; r .
UpukIns Aug T. lsf6; Mates r. b. Smith, Aug, u H. M
| Tphsm Aug d @ Weston, Aug u w. Van Wyek June
ZOO; Acting Assistant Surgeon August Iangs august ~
$500 Acting Third Assistant Engineers Esier July %
CIV Nc Allster and Thomas HoltoD, August >. leoo
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quh his Office to gentleman who claimed it upon so uneer
tain tenure He Col Thomas had been appointed as Ike
publican aud he believed ho he only echoed tie sentiments
Of the Republican citizens Of Philadelphia in hestatng about
repousbug an Office in which no had been placed by Re-
publican President until the right Of his successor was clearly
established COL Thomas continued by saying that lie did not
wish to appear csptous he willing sacfee any
legal right which he might possess He would prefer before
giving any final decision his counsel who was now Ao
sent city MI Carroll Brewster 10 the counsei OF
(oI
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National Conversion Of johnson SOLDIER
Apsiysis Of the Material In the Convention.

A special dispatch from Philadelphia says that
National Convention OF Soldiers Of the North and South or
ranged 70 take place September at Cincinnati Leading
oeers Union and Rebel armies active in this work
IL will be Operative National Union movement with the
Philadelphia movement The correspondent of Boston paper
gives following analysis Of the mseIia composing the
Convention.
The DELEGATES appear to form two very marked casses
One class sainy made Of Gentlemen who died at least
dozen and have been resected for this special
occasion Tie other class consists Of younger much
given 10 conversation about Post Office and internal Revenue
maftC
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PRNNsYLvANEA.

THE coLLEoToRsrIP of PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l5.-This morning Mr.. VIM.
Johnston the newly appointed Collector Of this port visited
the .ustom horse TO present his credentials Col Thomas
the acting Collector stated that there we're grave doubts as to
the validity the appointment Of MI johnston llaef TIE I
cusr circumstances # tie case The Senate had failed TO act
in tie matter q Lis MI Jolnsobf appointment and the
question aIese Whether he Col Ilomls tcld II light Ie
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THE NEW-YORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for AUGUST Il

'THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for AUGUST l''
TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE hi, week contains til. FOL
In,,a Asr,cLss-The True Basis Who the Revcuens
The steedsn Report France and Prussia Mr. Johnson fnssej
Ed Hssa.. f.I'ysI sRs,
New, Gg, and S'g rs6s.
osl. Health Reports Obusry Indian Aisi Mexico Ssssda
The Europe; Prussia Austria Great BIni fanee'
Russia. .....u
Nav Albert MY.n' G:9 w BsS & de
BENG Description HsbiaiOn OF Animals Ca'ssd According
nj, sg re- Our Special Correspondent Bs,s
N The Fs'fy .s. Ii Theory
THE NHwoELEAss MA.sAcRs-Lesr 81 Le.t oS';
Is s' by RsS. Judge Dr. Dos Outrageous a''H Of f''
SsT,os,r LABOR Coyvrsrrox.
Anssicas MAsusAcrurss BRAuL-Aa Iada,ts Exposition
LETTER Ysos Gov DssisosFrom Our Special Cors.rossa.
His Reasons tor Leaving the Cabinet Review Of the fs"e"
o Ts. It.
GER Of Riot 10 Party Formed oIus.0g D,eD.s
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Refusing Serve p.ssss Vf.nssss% .s SsSsr
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Glowing in It's Own Degradation

To n, Ed,toy e( Tie " j. Ttbuse
SIR: What does it mean j am no politician to
tue,s But why did Te T take all the pains to copy the
sieohes of TIE TRIBUNE Of the Philadelphia poers held
tosether BY TIE Cohesion Of PlundeTf What black
scrd for the members read in the columns Of The Timer
hey stand condemned in public opinion and does not The
s hepeby ndorse Of your expose You
are not hurt ou, the STEPPED corruption h
suob men are ineligible f any civil Office are hungry
D. ell. -~%., NOVICE
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TIE PARIS EXPOSITION.

Favorable accounts have been received from the
Western portion OF the country with regard TO the disposition
which manifested in connection with fair Representatives
OF m industrial aud productive facilities at the Paris Espo
ton Of Ii ia believed that the utmost possible good wi"
The West can furnish TO this universal exhibition The i'm
porsnee Of the subject will 1t is thought produce ample op
rorunes for those who to place before
nations the fruits Of American enterprise and Industry TO carry
into effect their prasewortby desires
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16
UHlysD Stairs COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-AuG Is
Before Commissioner OSBORN
TIE HOMICIDE on THB SHIP JONATHAN GODFREY.

The examination Of Lloyd Browne, Joseph Fritz
,Da frAni Browne for the nndsr OF james Dempsey second
hate Of the Americas ship Jonathan Godfrey while 10 the
Raw Palermo in February last was concluded to-day
capt Cooper master OF the vessel examined testi
led that ct the time Of murder he was in The
Cy Of business be called 10 his vessel on The
pccuIreno be ala not witness part OF H. DE found
foyd Browne bound 70 the rigging and others In
sAeis wa OF the accused parties that be knew Il be-
Gse The Italian a1,hories the American Minister al For.
,pcs . eegraphed TO- deliver the up and thew were
deYed 10 be delivered 10 the American authorities the an.
tbortsst Palermo however declined 20 give them up for
The they had received notification from their
Government insrtetng them 10 take that course, C6pt
Cooper Wis therefore obliged 10 sail without them.
The CeDmfsionsr has decided 20 hold Lloyd Browne
tbeson u the Grand Jury lie reserved the cases
Ale otbeTsfQT f0IthsT confederation.
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AN EXCISE LAW Casa case came up before
Judge Barnard in the Supreme Court yesterday where the
Plaintiff lad applied mandamus to compel tie Excise
Board to grant Lin license The Judge remarked that he
believed he Excise law constitutional and must be suioIeed
The ca.e WAS adjourned 70 tie I'D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16

ASSUMPTION DAY-All the Catholic churcheswere
open yesterday commemoraonof the death and assumption
into Heaven Of the Virgin MaryCatholcs believing tea inc
body and of Mary both assembled into Heaven Although
NOT dogma Of the Church the day universally observed
Throughout the Catholic world The services similar 10
those on Sunday
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YER MONT.

DENOMINATION OF THB HON. p. E. WOODBRIDGE FOR
CONGRESS.
MIDDLEBURY, Vt, Aug. l5.-The Hon. Frederick
E. Woodbridge was unanimously renomnated for Congress
to-day by reclamation the Republican District Convention
held here 70 day
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COLORADO.

THE JOHNSON CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESSIONAL DELE
GATE PROBABLY ELECTED
DENVER, Aug. l5.-Returns from all parts Of the
Territory render certain the election Of "a c. Hunt the
Administration candidate for Delegate to Congress- over Ch
cot Reunhlican.
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lofty NEWS.

FEYrAY PIC-NIC.-A Fenian picnic will be held at
Bellevue Garden Eightiethst, the 2itb An effort was
made to secure Wood for the purpose but through the
efforts of the Catholic priests proprietor declined to rent
for this purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16

THE BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH protects lnys-
IDLY damsse each window and door II esnpo, is
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COURT CALENDAR THIS DAY.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-(Ba Barnard, }. mos.
u, 80, 49, %, 90. 20 g. l2i.
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Announcements.

The GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
CuRsER & Co, No. SO Cedar st., New'YoIk.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1866.

have been by actual settlers during the past three years
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day were : DO,
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SUPERIOR COuRT-sPEcAL TkM-Auo. l3-BsfOre j.
tce ROBERTSON.
DECISIONS.
sSS~~ " ~ Before Jo5ge BRADY.


v;,,,.eela act Meade. Defendant may appear and
a. sxmsnt o tse taxable in this action against
ain and 10 costs opposing this motion Judgment 70
Es. ~ he nd IN 20 days sfter tszatioh and demand
Anstn - PVT Order settled
Vsnoefno.i sgt Suydam. Motion denied without costs
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AUG s-Aetirg Ensigls s. G. Horn june i3 let9i r. y
Unnkins Aug l. 1896; Mates X. b. Smith, Aug. u H. IA
Tphsm Aug I; @ Weston, Aug. u w. Van Wyek june -
stti Acting Assistant Surgeon August Laughs s "a
$500 Acting Third Assistant Engineers Eser July 20
CIV MICA lister and Thomas HooD, August D. leoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16

Twenty-one thousand nine hundred acres Of land
taken up by actual settlers in July at JuncUn City
Kansas Tie Agent Little Rock Arb Tclots no entries
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-03
Office Southern Ins. and Trust Co.,

SAVANNAH, JANUARY 10, 1866.
A i the regular semi annual meeting OF
N the Directors OF the Southern Insur-
ancc and Trust Company, held this day,
the following resolution was unanimously
passed:
Resolued That an instalment of ONE
DOLLAR per share on the capital stock Of
the Company be, and the same is hereby
called for, payable on or before the first
day Of March next.
The attention of stockholders is respect
frlly called to the following clause from the
charter Of the Company, viz: THAT said
President and Directors shall have power
and authority, from time to time, to cali
for the payment of the unpaid stock. in
such sums as they may deem proper; and
said stock shall be considered and held as
personal property; and upon the neglect or
refusal OF any stockholder to pay the
instalments as called for by the President
and Directors, thereupon-t days notice
being given i'll one or more of the CITY
papers-said Board may sell such stock at
public out-cry; and said delinquent Stock
holder shall still remain liable for any ba-
lance due, or which may become due, by
him to said corporation, and may be sued
therefor III any court having jurisdiction y
j. c. MNULTY, Secretary.
H. f. NICHOLS, Agent, Coiumbia, 9. c.
MFeb