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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
Union paeine Ra,,roaa, na.,s,n D,,,.'on.

Core oldeuce Of Tie y Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON. May y. I-66.
The telegraph brings Information that the Lrayen-
worth hraucA OF the Union Pacific Railroad Eastern DIV
lion IL inssed and tie running over 5l Hies OF The
road intending tns branch
E1tressos 81 paence With ihe progress o. 10 o"nsac
lion having appeared different journals few iaei' III FeA
nor g. tte subject NAV not be ol' Of place here
l,r,e. th. Missouri River two poins-"fshd"ite ana
-unLg at Law renee. follows up zoe ai.! OF
Keusas a. fo Riley The Junction 81 the SMOKY mn ana he
puhican Rivers &c, ta..,,. 4, IA.
m. arsuded act ~ Congress ~ Julv, 1854 leaving u
c-efor VIII TIE Conpany which O. The Two nsi na1en NV
e 20 follow theJ aecileo ,s lNsenher aer q" rAtHlnh'leh
aud srivey e. Ike the Sf-ok l hecaur shontneu lIs
route between tie Atlantic city and Rocky Mountain goio
reg ons la5 niles and therefore ava ,''NeihWent
Subsidy - hlsu p-f mile or some t2''oo Iu az Ni
buf wear 40 Fvers mile Of M roac ""ui' w through
Aeouuirv capable 81 sustaining hfvihg P"p"uoh oon'
f-I. on nna cod. which the herubne'h io'A ulu NOT
Major Gen te.es vond De Eea sn'l 70 10Y
eminent ranspof ing supplies ani u.e'
reasons way the Smoky Hi WHs every way Weersp'e. but
upou making application the secretary OF INC W
fe the mnIs required by law ey were netDJ oletohs
nterpeg hY su-cu and mddemen thht hhrnluoh as
f,rr President bad filed map declaring bis IN
ero.o 20 up the Republican fork the present President
vas incompetent make change WITHOUT rther
ecaton Other equally frivolous objections oelng urged
s great national work virtually arrested AT FORT Riley
/ and i've precious months Loot c
| Nj JoAn ID Perry President OF the Company assumed
CONTROL ~ ne eort augg the Summer u so bot tor nearly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
The uetropeli,sn Board of Health ON the
AIinnthus.
r, n. Edo, o, tn, n y Tribune.

r. N, Editor Of The " " TffbHHe
SIR: In the report of the session of the Board OF
Health held on the inst find in the report Of the
Sanitary Committee the Ailanthus tree the folowing'
"Thiry they recommend the tree is deciuous and as
is the female pistate that flowers and thl emts the
offensive odor that the howerbuds be removed before they
arc fully opened that the male tree only be cultivated
While accepting the decisions Of the Board OF Health 10 all
matters within their proper province we must dissent rom
their when they into the domain OF arDofcuture
The sentence above quoted about bad as Wen can De-
1.-THE tree deciduOus OF II is and 80 are all our
rees that are not eVergreen Doubtless the Board means
dioecioas a. O. hsyg stamnate and pislate lowers on
separate tfees) which manly but not absolutely true as
some bear both kinds OF flowers the female OF
ptate that flowers" would lead u 10 suppose that the
aminate tree did flower whereas II Is the flowers OF the
sminate tree that the Of complaint Inc purely
nist.te tree is offensive hen in flower and II il this
nat Is the more ornamental OF the two account OF the
abundant clusters reddish and bronze coiored frnt toer
mistaken r flowers which IL bears The suggestion OF the
Board of the buds simply impTaotioable on largo
rrr while the recommendation that tbs male tree only ue
cultivated" will the difficulty they are endeaY
orne to obyaie II female pistiate trees obtained rom
or suckers Of Of the character could alone
b. plated would little complaint Of the odor Of tho
flowers though that Of the leaves unpleasant 10 sensitive
perons The Of from the seed cannot De orcold
until thty come into Hover AhAhihOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
The American Baptist nissiOnnry Society
Proceedings of the Convention Yesterday.

IVolVN. = Il-lI My y To-
Tho American Baptist Home Missionary SOcieysin
Convention last evening. adopted resolution nsrcting
the Executive Board OF the Society TO continue their work
among the freedmen with every facility in their power and
give such religious instruction 70 COOrCt preachers -
might BE- deemed consistent with discretion.
The following officers chosen for the ensuing year;
PrssidsHt--J. N. " HUE OF Cleveland OHIO.
Vfcs Presidtnfs-The Hon. W. N MCPHERSON OF 81 LoaA
and the Rev. NM. BCCRvFLL Of Philadelphia.
Trcaspre-FBEyEzER CArrDwEII Of New. l0rk
Audifors-WM PHELPS OF NewYogk, and ALBERTP. CAsS
WELL Of Brooklyn.
C0rresDonding Sscrc;arV-The Rev. D.. BACBU5.
RecordinR Slcreqry-1he Rev. Dr. HIsCOX
MondRers-D. III. WILSON OF Newark " J. the Rev j. H.
THOMAS Of Brooklyn n. " and the Rev HOWARD 0sgooA
the Rev SAMUEL VERNON and the Rev EDYARO LorHRop.
ALL Of New or Civ.
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the perpetrators Of this but plain premedatcd murder
This certainly speak. well for the thoroughly y7i state n
Mississippi 1860 United State officer can be killed with
impInifY the duties imposed upon ban are
Obn0xiDus fo thr people.
Quite a. tle people q tic very ouf IN
Tie expression o ttr regrets not that they seemed 0 tnk
the death Of fcer amounted 90 uuch but because ttev
were afraid uoT would ho made o. suffer- They have st
been Cougra-lIf them elves tie withdraw y Of a L.
troop from le town. and they fearful that this outrage
viii be The 1 sending troops Back there AT heart
believe the maiDy of the people would secretly rejoice il
every Yankee In TIE state met tie end II brought
punisime upon item.
Since ne Withdrawal OF the troops from Columbus Mis-
the teachers Of the Treedmer schools IN that place have been
threatened. unless thrY close I'D and leave.
have given y0u these Few that have come under ny
personal ku wledgc AMI you that there many
more Just ke them ai through t.e state.
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPEchL TERM-MAT S-Before jus
JoSEs
LII nrrnrrr -Nn1InN FnR AIIMnNY.


Bnuion agt. BOuton.-lhc plnlntih IN inns case
bruchf an action against her husband for limited divorce
Ia |,sa At t0ro) Tor Geserton. which he denied feetmnh
ING an Abandonment by her. Tie referee on the tr1l d
i,s.d the mul.in and the plaintiff appealed She now
makes motion for almony pending the appeal Decision
j. X Furlong ior plaintiff g. :. wemore for defendant
DECISIONS
The Madison Avenue Baptist Church agi. the Bap-
that Church in Oiver.si.-Paper A must he excluded
james W. Cuper agt Daniel W. fet-Ihe memoIAhuum u
with the clerk. q, ,
HAN schief aet Calvin T. Motion to file supple
mental answer granted on terms.
Iorir Brooks ag jerry Co9les Application denied .
John ) Hanna vt rhe Mutual Beneht Petroleum Co-ho
ton granted without costs =, . , .;.t
Lew GRAY agt Coleman s. Robinson-No WIN
costs ,. ~ ...-a..a
CvyFRAL IIRy-Before Justices MCNEIL and GAVIN
I = barnes sgt. Thomas Il. .Smtt.-judgn ent hmTnel
See opniou by Justice Garvin
Before Justices BARBOUR NOVEL aud GARVN
Congregation shauer Haspm0ihn sgt william Hail -Judg
ent reversed and thai ordered on payment oil COSTS
Ooinou by Justice Bartour Justice Mcneil dissenting .
The Mechnnlcs Bank Insurance Association agt lhe Mari
noss au,-Judg affirmed Opinion by justice Me
Gum; Mcneil dissenting .,- +,
Ea.,eI Srurgis sgt Paul spohordExcepons overruled
and Judgment ordered verdict Opinion by Justice
GarTin; j ustice Bar b0ur dissenting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
Ncw-YosL soldier. Buried q, BaIeish, NO

The Commercial Adrertiser (Buhalo) Is indebted 10
Acting ar,ermAser Henry f. Lyon formerly Of
Brfo r he following list OF NewYork soldiers Dusu III
the cemetery Al Raleigh. n. C. The correspondent s
am Al work here the cemetery having gang VI men
urder me nung up to all tho graves OF whic
there are over three hundred belonging 20 al ostes
,honrh would send the Of the men of ny own olate
b,isd here es know that Of them belong 10 Dunao LOT
49, s old scboomates Of NINE and their parents are si
living" The names are; -, n,. -, r.
s5t John Williams I'd; }. Beachlo, IL th Gaston Col
nn.y 3D. WIN johnson, g Dessa @hi VIM Vernon t1th
v wa. ass o. ID, g. s.nwsl l.2d' O. Ju.,ic 81
n ns%iT si' r. c.aird lI,A l. Z Davis T. p oof D.
b. A Mlss. D. isb. o Psnh0lt 2, ehi J.
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TIE virginia Prole..ap. e pi.eopaI Church.


The Episcopal Council to-day adopted the following;
URseq The conditions which rendered necessary the sepa
rate organization dOcees longer exists and
that organization mas ceased by the consent and action d the
dioceses concerned. and
Whreds The Diocese OF Virginia unchanged as are her
principles deem proper under existing crcumstaDcea
her interrupted relations 70 the Protestant Epsoo-
pa Church in the United States; therefore
Res0rd That tbs diocese accordingly now resume u
condition with the General Convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the nied States and that the Bishop
be requested send oopyof this preamble and resolution %
the Presiding Bishop and TO the Secretary o. the House u
md Lay Dalarnfas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21

STATE OF NEW YORK EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, I
AfpANY Saturday Anil n. 1870 (

ALBANY Saturday April q, 800.
Hhersds, The Senate Of the State Of New York BY
resolution bearing date the od day Of March A. d 1886
quested to call the Senate together Ia extra session. at the
Capitol the second Tuesday OF june following tor The par
pose OF proceeding to the trial OF tie charges against The
County Judge Of Oneida County;
Now Therefore Reuben Fenton Governor Of the state
of NewYofk by virtue 81 the authority conferred BY Secos
Aruce the Constitution of saic State do order and
claim the Of the State OF New York do convene
extra session at tie Chamber In the City OF Albany
the second Tuesday ofJune a D. eo at IL o'clock 10
the for the purpose OF proceeding 70 the a' OF ms
oharges against de County Judge Of Oneida County.
In witness hereof have heieurt0 signed my name ana
affixed the PYy Sea- Of the State at the city o. Albany
t. this twentyrs day Of April N the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and s!xty.six.
r. T. FENTON.
By he Governor. GEORGE s. HASTINGS Private Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21

The STEAMER LIOy-EXPL0SION on THE ST. Law
REScE-TERRLs HAvoc-0ur Montreal exchanges bring q
the following details Of the terrible explosion that Gig
Thursday. the I'm inst;
The steamboat Lion, formerly the st. Andrew; YESTERDAY
passed down the locks from the canal trial trip alter
having had boiler and engine put IN and sundy repairs
effected number of guests were invited to make the TRIP
with her among them the engineer and orkus9
who Just finished the alterations and repairs The 6o1
put at ocheaga wharf for about three hours and on hen
leaving it, al o'clock man named ban heard some OF tn
hands on board complain that the pump vas h,s N
working order and he soon aterwaTa observed s%
anticipated danger. and was on his way rod
the shore when the boiler exploded breaking in two peee
upon bank the Hocheaga wharf and then roe4
down the waters ag S Of e ana oOs mana saa
observed be whled round at distance Of thirty tee
over exposi aud then fell into the water but was after
ward taken by OF the artillery several OF whom rushed
spot hearing the noise The 10 was thu, nurea
erynan brought OFT the dead body OF named Alexis
ChsrbOnneau The Balm already alluded TO- went % tnt
Her name is Marguerite Etieu, and she is slightly
scaded about the limbs. AT the moment Of the er'
sner having turned. Her engine then stopped on tss
but SS fp Ss w9se Of rI1 e ba M
Robert Stsndsb, on board, and the latter Wa
W.. sesded and his son JEFF Lee is missing Antoine Ls
ROGUE pilot Rigaua had both legs broken aud Bens
missing; Tourys Malette bad his leg broken aud Xavier
Leeb,re injured about the head that il doubtful
Potey.n engineer. was scalded. Altogether it would
seem TO be ascerained that four dead or missing
and nearly dozen wounded or less seriously Ihess
latter were conveyed TO the Railway Hotel snd
attended to by DR.. Harrison, OF TIE Roya Artery
arrived did also hall dozen medi.
and the people OF the village furnished with great
wi ngness sheets blankets Tie worst OF tbs
wounded Hotel Deu and Alexis CharbonneaG
was sent 20 the English Hospital while those less seriously
hurt were removed their homes Chief Mclaughlin OF s
Water Police and OF his in atteDdanee bat We
say that number OF petty theits we're
committed such taking away part Of the wreck After tho
10 about nine ten feet OF water knocking
heard from the boat between decks by those on Aer,
Que OF the arerymen named Law to his quarters or
an Ak open the portion OF the boat whence tbs
uoi.e had proceeded and then threw BIS az on
sho-@. His search frlless, however, for the
vessel sank; and, may add that, when the gunner
gt for his az on shore missing Chief Mclaughlin
tnen appointed his stay all night BY tue wreck rs
rad the cook removed her residence in Beaudyst The
carpenter was fear aceated about the faces bat we be-
lsye that the who board three IN numbsr
were saved Hood who worked az the boiler when
building also his wife board but escaped VITA
BOARD and missing inquest will be held this morn.
Ing AZ the Court The vessel itself Hes about % yards
the Shore and has keeIed over ana IL apparently lcn
damagt d In the forward portion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21

OyFIcE OF THE COMsIs -IoSERs OF EMIGRATION
NEw.YORK May 10 ls66.
Mssrs. JOHN G. DALE, Agenf Imam Line W. D. HURST
Agsnf National Linz; OELRIcHs & Co. agents bremen
Linz; kUNRARDI a Co. AscHts, Hamburg Line.
GENTLEMEN. Ia compliance with your request have mad
prepared herewith transmit 10 table showing the
Various lines engaged IN the transportation OF
alien from the various European ports TO the por
of New or during the e6i6 being nom the date
Of the the official recOrd) the number OF
trips made ugmber OF emgraDt passengers landed and
tho mortality during the years. Excepting the
eases e. gland AM Virginia. not less faY0a
hi. results are shown during the present year.
In reference the bill before Congress for encouraging
emigration and improving the condition Of Storage passen'
gers II suggested 10 by experienced ahipnassrs
ha serious defec, the bill Is IN not requiring certain
amount u Of the Storage passengers
wherein 10 walk about take exercise during the hne
weather provision would. IN their opinion be more
"tred than Increase Of sleeping
10. ~ beneficial as a b believed. that would be-
IL answer inquiry ~ o tie comparative treat-
ment OF passengers transported III the
steamers several lines and IN sailing vessels Would
maze the following ob.eTyaOns While believe that there
T. vet room oeern condition Of such passengers vet
o Al experience 10 wears connection with the state
Fmcrant Board admit thst the Improvement Ia tais
already steam IN very great in
deed and merits the harsh expressions uusty
auned 81 carrying enigrants across the At
laftic / remHip gent .emen. your oOedieHt servant,
~ BERNARD CAssERLY.
T.gLx .ag Pts Of CoGGne number Of Pas'1ges and Pas
,s byouol' by serera nes Of SaMshp coHregtHg i
1gron me Port he York aud tho COEsiga also TIE
Birfls I'D Deaths during The fot1ge:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21

Cholera may not come with the heated term, but tor
some other sickness fever-inay come and there -
nothing like being ready for any visitation oven a. some
expense Human BE must be cared Tor al oil cos' f'r
with human lf 20 souls, and IT. Brylses evidently axes
t4lt view of tie matter.
n Il verv pleasing 10 hear that Cholera has not broken
ont In New ork ard the people Of Canada have reason
m he thankful for IT, wei those Of that great CRY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21

year thereafter unable TO send supplies 70 his field Of
labor TO any treat extent account OF ne eoenon IN
December 1905 spectators and mid1eheh uteeFeu ana
carried about tive months additional de!a,.
So between Rebels peculsors and midemen we eotlpa
ny found the hard % reve out Tor their m
terposon GIT ar present writing be running over
800 mie50f the finished road instead VI J yours a. ever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
sURROGATEs COURT-Mr 10 Before Surrogate
TtCKFR.
Wills pROVFD-CUARITABLR BRQUFST.

During the past week the Surrogate has admitted
IN nobste the Wills OF the following named persons Peter
Lent Frederick Wagner Lazarus Forester Gerard Eesen
II H. Sandlord He9rr o. Dowd. Francis skinner. Thomas
shore Geo T. Wemore Deborah Foy Joseph Walker, A,rv
Mel ochlan Jordan l. Not. Agnes Bartow. Mary j. van
Doren None Of the above wills contain any pro'"s OIL puo'
importance 49,. -, .-.-.- -
Masonic Hall and Asylum Fund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
Salt by n Rebel sympnthizer 20 Recover Ds.-
ages-He obsains n Verdict for 800.

BOs1ON, Saturday Nay y, I7".
The suit Of John W. Way, in the supreme Court, foe
400 900 damages, has resulted in verdict giving him
800
The ground for the suit the plaintiff being com
PEELED 10 raise fag and make loyal speech By somo OF
his neigbors, who thought him disloyal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21

81 Of Cholera per steamship Atlanta
nto deaths l86 number ol Passenger ssfeu
than 10 LOS.
deaths iss number Of seeTase passengers arrived
was o little than 10 1000. ,ooo
Aveng. rso iof the yea little than to l"o
o deaths of over years Of sgs
f0f " years, i I % l8U.
above the fecOfus Oh t9s oeP
BkRkhD Assnhi. A. SLY
eu-ra Emigration OF tine se " ~ a.
f,1sfk GaydeA. Nav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
corRr cALrNpAR-Tms DAY

SUPREME COURT CWCuIT-Par l-Nos. li99'
1891 1871 I53 1873 i527. 1884, 1881. l5ia l1t !39 SS
tF7i 49, 575 1917 57a ISL l5s6 Cncuit-laft llNos
ats eiG 74O Iel2 i32 "a 80 2~ 30 ~ ~ o'0
90 l2r4 1872 80 J4e, 1871 l54 Per- a1 ;coS g' co.
Sl4 Sal Iga so9 special TeIm-llemuired.-N's 10 =,
Issues OF Law and Facis Nos 20 l67 l4e H. I've 10Y io
10 IN l57 le6 1877 lo3-
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Held by Judge Barbour
No, 1913 60l 25l7 1917, &O9 2Sll, % 21l' ~,
T,iq 932i .ga a.7 2aea Part II.-Held by Justice No
Cnnu-Nos 2Et lr:A 1877 1880, 1924 400 900 sue2 1880
2I-6 l442 l7o4, 2lG4. ~ 1920. 90,
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-General Term VIII
meet AT IL a. m 70 render decisions 1rih Term-Plt L.
Held by Judge Brady Nos. 1919 1910 1881 1874 51i SO
lg05 Is74 1858 1855 1851 1910 1910. oil lJ4. Pa IL
Held by Judge Cardozo-No- li6 1925 1901 1884 400 1880
1870 1900 1904 1857 l0e 1890 tri l4'o oee
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s1'hsrsns n q John Smith sth Al'T B,istoL AZ
=, 10Th Black Goth Wn Prsr, 18th Jesse Proutl "
I'd Theodore Bekmsn }. 81 james Hi li1tA William Cs
per- q, Sd. Henry Cara K 9Th James Clark H. f7t John -
hou1hton n 3D. oA4 Lucy c, 81 j. AcLernsn T. d gsc.
Iackey ilta Wan. Nbef C. f-ii Geor.e Sweet r 18Th John
n pegoie, A, 18th John Dalton 2 l7't Peter Some = ltht
b ga Jane, Berry T. 5i Musician joseph miller Sand Leliei
lesth Pny9sss George Bartlett, b. am, Valentine flet.
II sd Solomon cre,.si p 81 jsTs5lnh To5.y iiiIi
A. Cleveland, nzh; Robert Lsdwig 4T Mox Crlben "a
i.thi Charles Suze tsth Lssi' syrdsg 4h Barney BAL.
George Shelns 3, 81 JolePh II. may K 3t Doctor w.
WsrlanJ 5hi PfvaesM Thompson b. i1k Geoige Mathewa
O. 47h Ed L. smith, G, 18Th john Rains X 26th
X 2ssh Jsnaes Reed 7h T. J. stikles = lsol H. stsas
C. %; T. H. Smith, X, 3D. o. Reed A. 3ii A. Hlwkns .slK
C. yangorien II, 81; George Colg, b. l!h A Cousher q
48h Wl.er, H. f7iL H. C. Dor D. 18th H. Frssler, b. shi
LeWis u. Brown. lalLhi William Brown. IN.
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Emigra'i 10.

Mr. Casserly, secretary Of the Commissioners of
Emigration has transmitted following 10 the agents OF
prominent lines OF steam rs
nrricr nr rnt [ nMaIs .IoNERs OF FMGRAIoN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21

The following private le'
licatiOn:
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The STEAMER LIOS-EXPLOSIOE on THE ST. Law
REScE-TERRBLs HAvoc-Our Montreal exchanges bring
the following details of the terrible explosion that oT
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MISSISSIPPI.
S,atc Inv. and Public Opinion-Freedom
Nominal, slavery Reai-How the Laws ARE
Execuled-Assas.inaiion OF n Union officer
-Preedmen's Teachers Threatened
latter l.a hnen sent 70 us for pub
CAyroy. MIS-. MAY 3. 1866.

,ate letter has been sent to us for pub
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PASCHALES
Fever and Ague
Aixture.
Used in the Hospitals During the War.

RECOMMENDED BY
jaw Cooke, the celebrated Banker; Jas. Pollock
EI-Gov. of Penna-now President of the U. 8
Mint at Philadelphia; Geo. II. Stuart, the emf
nent phianthropist; Prof. james c. Booth, Ana
lFtical Chemist and by
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EDW Az d r. SNIIH,
Sec'y u. 5. Christian Commission
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ME BEST MARKET. REPORTS Z
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