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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-10-31
The Recent G,le.-rerrible Marine
Disastsr.-Loss Of the Evening Star.

The S,e-ruship EvxSlxo STAR from
NV York. on the 20 h ul,imo. hound
fn New 0rl-a' $ fon"d-red ut Sea. DC
t"t-r h. one hurdrsa and eighty miles
Fast ~ Twice. with $50 pa.sang.rs and
80 crew. Four ba's lef, the .teamer a.
she sunk One nf these arrived in Char.
lesion having he-n picked up bv the
schn"ner MoRNIHa STAR. THIS boat con,
'a'r@d the following p-rsous:
James w. LYONS pilot, OF Nov Or.
lea"s
John B"rrr second cook.
Arhr-w McMahas. second assistant ems
ginaer.
A. L"nza. cabin passenger.
f A Va" Sickle, cabin passenger.
NJ 50 Minnie Taylor. Of New York, cabin
Passenger.
Miss Nellie w lson. of Nov York, cabin
passenger
The aho,. have reached Chsr'e.,on
safely. hut have suffered dreadfulIv before
'ter were picked up. from hunger. thirst,
and the terrible prosper Of miserable
death in mid ocean. Cspt. J.mes W.
LYONS, New Orleans pilot. hnX,ed m
from the ship ~hs, sh. went down. on a
part oi ,ha upper works. and had near
him, for some time. a voun lady who
was c'inging tot fragment Of tho .hip.
and whom he fought hard to sssis, Lut
one terrible billo~ after another soon
s~ep, her a~av. and she passed out O,
sight her name he does no, krow-
Capt LYONS he'd ou TO the debris Fo, .
dav, when he was picksd up bv the ship.
hoa;. His .sa knowledgs proved Of pric.
'es' value in the management Of thi,
boat. abe beng without oars. provision.
or wa'er The Cap,Sin il badly brni,ed
from b-iny slrnck bv Fragments of IN,
wreck Mr. Van Sick .. one of tn, DIS
'enSe" above. is a LAWYER aud stu lent
formerly in tho Office Of N. O'C,nno,
he ON n.nt Ne~ York advocate.
The following Persons we're in the boa,
hut were either washed overheard and
drowned. or jumped into tho ocean from
d~l''ium rsused bv wan. Of water
John k,vsnayh, fireman; Martin B,e,
butcher; one lady and one gentleman
the names al whom ara unknown.
Tho sinking OF the EvESIxo STAR va,
sudden and awful. A. shs wen, dow,
numh'r. we're x''lsd bv the pieces Of H..
wreck, which, being carried b, the ~avs.
with g'sat force, -onld. with ono blo~
destroy many lives The gale "a. st
woe that The b"sts were unable to con
tai" e"h"r provisions or water and III.
helpless lew who succeeded in gettin.
Int" them. were thrown suddenly On H.,
v-St sxpsIss Of water to take their chaoc,
for life.
A dnpatch from Savannah states ths
y bdse from the steamer arrived in Fer
nandinS. II left the sinking vessel Wit!
IL p-rso"s. i"c'udinys lady and cbilJ.-
The hos' vi" caps'z-d nine Tunes. Tn
CHpt"iu WAS ust overheard on the si1,l
time. Another boat containing ten Dol
SONS was picked up by the sehoone
WAKISo and carried into savannah. -
Tmr.y Tour Pers""s are all that are know
to bs saved out Of 500 There were 8,
women among the CABIN p.sssngers. 1
dsp.'ch from New York reports that Of,
OF them were women Of ~ fame.
| Mem Coufb
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HOARD rnx MIsUrEs Try wba. y,

HOARD TnE MINUTES Try what you
can make Of the broken fragments Of
time. Clean up its golden dust--,hoss
raspings and parings Of precious durstion.
those Isavings Of days and remnants OF
hours which so many sweep ou, isto the
waste Of existence. Perhaps, IS you be
= missEof moments, u you be frugal and
hoard up odd minutes and bali hours
ssd unexpected holidays, your careful
elsauings may exc out long aud useful
life. and you may die at Iast, richer 10
sxistsnce than mulutudss whose time 10
oil their owl.
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lmpsachm,nt and Rem wal Of tn Pre-.
sideut-Soms Plain Talk from Gen.
Ste. dmaa.

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4" no, believe il i. t.s intention q; N.
re"p'e of thi. roun,ry-,hs m..... Who
are following the lead of ,h... 6-rv men
Ito engage in m, such unh"Iv ~ok a.
attempting to take po..e..lnp Of N.
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from Msa'sch".-t,s to Wash, e,on With
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id-s thu, H. ~iI hur, anvhodv how
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any 6shn"x going ~. I will warrant YOU
h. viii march IN Tho rear Of his column,
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The rosd ambition travels !. too mar
row for friendship. too crooked for love,
to~rnQged fov honesty. andtoo DARK for
science.
Don', live 10 hope With your arms FOL.
dsd /; fortune smiles on those ~ho roll 10
their sleeves aud pat their shoulder 10
the wtesi.
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II is stated ths. General Tom Thumb
will soon have another "ThumJn on his
hands.
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The "qns' esn he hs,,sr imagined
Fed got something. but !, vas no, apple
toddy.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

A HANDSOME SITTING ROOM AND BEDROOM &c
"A be rented, furnished eau at $50 First avenue, be
days
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

ELooRs, TO LEf-9A THIRD AVENUE MARBLE
u mantels, gas, wasr, closets Gc Tor small re-
apeotable fannilies Rent so and s35 per month.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

L,oR SALE CHEAP-THF LEASE or A TWO STORY
H Cottage rp0m- and large gErdsn IA repair
mediate possession 80 West Forty.eghth street. near
Eleventh avenue
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

A FURNISIy.D HOUSE TO LET.-A HANDSOMELY
infnshedNhrec story basement prick House, with all
nsodsrn inpfepcnts 2s2 Liviugson street. Brookiyn
Kent $&f5 ptrfmonth. Possession Ut
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AN.Csr IENrs.

4~
GERMAN SrhlEf THEATRES AND At BoWERY.
VI SECOND WEEK OF MR.. B0GUMlL DAMISON.
Mr.. C0GgMIL DAWSON viii appear as SHfLoCh In
Shah sperens MERCHANT OF VENICE,
THURSDAY, SEPT. n,
s<apported by n powerful cast
M BoGUMIL DAWISoN'S next appearance VIII be on
Saturday Sept 29 in Dr. GuzkoHs classic aud elegant
THE KINGS LIEUTENANT
Tickets be secured at the box olce every DAY and
evening.
rt,HEo THOMAS GARDEN CONCERTS,
\ AT TEPRACE GARDEN,
Third avenue beiwcen Fifty shth and FfEninh streets
LAST WEEK OF TUE SEASON
THIS EVENING, THE .ISETY-SEvENTu OF
THEODORE THOMAS
POPULAR ORCHESTRAL GARDEN CONCERTS.
PROGRAMME FOR THIS EVENING"
J. Polonase, "5cJ 00) Devs' ............., Holman
Waltz wood Nymphs' Wedding Dances Strauss
Romance, Robert ie Diable' Meyer5eer
g. Grand Selection aWiiiiam Teri Rossin
z Overture, Marriage o Figaro Mozart
ldyl "The Evening Bes Bach
D. WALTZ, venus Reigen .....................Guu Guugl
TO- Quariee "KigolettOn. Verdi
H. Grand Potpourr IIuinnrcsken ............ .kiede
SATURDAY-LAST C0NCERr AND CLOSE OF THE
SEASON.
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EoUsEs roous. &C. To EFT.

L cor. * ORANGE, y. j., a Fupr.S'..s'Ihn HOUSE,
Pros annv Is rooms. hsated by furnaes; situated In
t street the depot; podsessiea lst November
.,.sf at 2s6 Main street. q. BALDWIN.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

r,o LET-AT CLIFTON, A VERY Pf iETTY COTTAGE
containing rooms with water viev and three
land about mile from landing Ad Eress Meredith Her
aid oLec.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

AN ADVANCE OF 800 RENT OFFERED FOR THREE
"A Rooms, unfurnshed second third noor; must be-
genta locai0n md private family careful tenant but
young mal 'Sh hlE state lowest por month, with
particulars Address J.. Hopkins postpaid box 1870 Pos
Snco.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

1yO I.ET-TiIE LOWER PART, CONSISTING OF FRONT
L and Back Basement Front and Back Pa flor and two
house oboken situated In beautiful salthy location
the fey has hot and cold water washtubs
perfect order; possession imnedf
cuars inquire At No. Washington terrace Hoboken
10 A. n. 10 4 p. NJ.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

a,alss n.sry 80 0sses and lo fns plates and en-
nt.h sad iseass With ~slse early error is dsnio.
.ay,e e.s,s uspsss mind and body, Win ne
% pan oI ueatnsntth. only rational and successful
1isfa, sss'.. ssc.n ~ hs report q eases tessd
marrssse Who would Enos h., \ysicsi sondl,,on
free ef postage sdivsss ss~int ~ ~ ~ ssnt
~ A''fss "s L. .~ss ssdsS kss
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

TOR sALE-A TEN YEARS LEASE or THE ELr
Park ioi- wih 4cres ~ iand attached, doing 600
ensinass Inquire Or tho premises, Emu Park Hotel,
Bound Brook, y. j. or Parks Hotel, New Brunswick
PRANK PARK Proprietor
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

L,URNISHED-A LARGE PARLoR AND BEDROOM
II adjoining. for gsntema md wife. for h0nsakaepna
or two single gentlemen; also nice Hall BEDROOM ali or
second foor at l7O West TElrty-eg ghth street
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

EaoR RENr-FURNISuED, IN HARLEM, 4 SEAT
H three story brick House. newly furnshed. having
sodern improvements ~ si25 per month. Address boz
k62c Post office.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

pORTLAND AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COW
pany.fhe 1rst clsas steamships DtBlGO and FRAN.
COMA. form seml.vrrty lnc between New York ard
Portland leaving pier - East river every "Wednesday
sriurUy al NJ connecting with ranI rrank Railway
ada, snd also III erna onal stearnsbp Compa
for astpor and 81 John, " Il.
Passave Ia Portland including berth
also through tickets 70 Easiport 81; 70 Csas Ss
Office pier - East river.
September l. 1885. J. r. ANEs Agent, rier s. r. n
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OBITUARY.

william Morrison, DlscovcpeP Of the Sources
Of the Mississippi.
William Morrison claimed by the Montreal papers y
have boon the discoverer OF tho Of Msspyl
died last week At his residence horrsons Island be-
tween sorcl and Berthcr IN tho eighty second ycar -
his ago He WINS born In Montreal Canada East In ly6oy
La 1907 he commenced his apprenticeship with tho K Z.
Fur Company at Fond du Lac was aoon after admit
ted A partner During tho years sos rs be erposs
tho entire region OF the Northwor and wintarsd =
many important geographical points. In 1919 hs tosk
charge OF John J. Astot's business remained with
him until 800 when he retired and Canada snA
has snoe lived vt Bcrthier The Montreal Casesfe m
ella inning for him the honor u being the white mae
who discovered the sources OF the Mtsssnppl river.
saysrhis honor has been generally awarded EehouN
croft but there living very recontlyl Wit
NOISES OF the business Of Mr. horrison's claim
Major Francis N. Cinrkc. Rinh Artillery.
This ocer died lately In Florida Of congcsiivc ohiia
He a Of Brgadlcr General Newman Il Clarke %
Virginia, aud was born IN New York No entered Wet
Point Ia 1890 and graduated No III IN tho class Of 1870
just in advance Ia class rank Of General 0oorss ~
Thomas. He commits sioned a second lieutenant a.
artillery July /, 1910. From Septembv, 1871, tn
October. Is46, he Acting Assistant Professor %
Mathematics az West Point aud from the latter date N
January 1877 Acting Assistant Professor ~ Chem rtSy,
Mincralogy and Geology. He then promoted TO AS
Hs promoted Bfs sntsnant In OltoLor, 1sss, sn4
captain in July, 1882, His promotion ~ maJos va1
made In August isS2 since which sms no has boon ID
active
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ARRIVAL Of TINE NEW vm YACHT SQUADRON AT new
BEDFORD

from the Now Bedford Mercury, August 10
The following yschts, OF the New York squsdroo, ar
rived in barbor Saturday afternoon -chooncfs
Magic Formerly Madsicl Commodore hcvieksr; See
Drif, Rambiss Fleetwing. Actma Alarm, Calypso,
Julia whseon, rleur Dc La Henrietia, Phantom,
Evr, Jessie, Bonita and White Wing
The steam cutter Manu. bf Newport, with tho
Squadron band on board, accompanied The Zee, the
Cuyahoga having returned 10 View York Tho little
steamer Jeanuett~, with q portion OF the New Yo.k
Seventh regiment band % board was also with the
squadron
nrs getting under wsy, lille afer eleven O'Clock and
the RAMBLER the last 70 leave rounding The south buoy
al Goat Island txenty.seven minutes past twelve. Ne
accident occ rred the carrying away, OF Brenton's
Reef OF the jbboom of the LHirondells The order OF
the Commodore vaa 20 proceed 10 Ciark's Point and
there Ne 10 and await his signal. For come unexplained
n not nexplcabe reason this order was disregArded BY
ABORTION or the yschss which made Their way directly
u the river while the remainder obcycd nsr1eilqps
and thus In nearly "A hour later. Jhs separation
Of the nee.was unfortunate a. detrac'cd much from
the eject Of "a entfy into tie hsrbor
A. the yacht QUE alter another passed Into tho rrer
harbor thew exchanged salutcs with The yhooshp Was
Gchust which rss =eyly licked With hags, and whose
tiny sailors stretched along The yerds gave shrill end
dropped and when all hal arrived salatc OF eleven
guns as ordered by Mayor Perry, was Cred y dstach
enf u the Light Battery under command Of Lieutenant
n III Fisher which was returned By the yachts, the
brisk hring giving bad idea OF sharp naval en-.
gagsment The SHIPS 81 tbs vharves we're dressed With
ha aud streaners the and stripes bontcd from all
The public and many private buiidngi snd not mall
hps dspay N the harbor, aud grateful listeners 70 the
tue rupsc 81 thn hand
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truyIFrfF1Ne

A Raid on t.anterfeifsr- seizure Of Pintcs
aud sS., 600 10 Currency not ,rs tcs"-
p'rted.
Some Ten d,ys ago cooesl WOOD Chez " tie Secrst
Service division u The rrsar3fy Department, made
descent upon band u conEsrfefsrr, IN ths ~ers-n
mart Of ,be state ~ lnnls and captafed hem icx-ef
With 800 900 in ESQ compound laisrcaf 1rensa not~s.
whirn we're completed fof cfcu lacp, 9th te escrp
ton OF the bfotss seyor ~ ~ werk Wiki ~ nee
process II rr5.uns ga W hs stscutsd last IN M
genuine u .bort tbs Grit wsrk aoss % the MA w.
not nx~ .n,,e,frit has been hteiy stated NJ, sac
issarS several monshs ago 1hs r'aiss 49, IN ne ~
W pent In weshinginr =
uls v.rx fortunate faAi ftlarf ~ NMf4 NH ~. - HtfH-
.y - e..e rf0Ffs tErrs hNf8rn ~ sa.u
NY Of soansrisis iaisssd ssoh sss psD. a. Gsa
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Wreck oi the Bark Libeiis ON Wake IsfAnd,i
The famous Opera singer n RsbanSs4
CrusOe.
Ths Bremen bark Llbelle, from San Francisco sof
Hong Kong was totally lost on lhs night Of March ~
WAKE Island Among her passengers vss HaAAsns Aana
bishop ana the following letter NON hsr "a gsndssns
Of San Francisco, CAL, Describes De oassssrophs,-
GrAx, hlxIAxa kI.Asn NAY Z. feoa
fou WIN Be shocked 70 learn have bsss wrsk II =
wake Island on the 6h Of March, ana "a al We Vse3
sLrse weeks on The uninhat4iahk ssnd HS wu1sv -
bad 10 wat three days before We could eet suy fusa ~
snip We had no clothing but whaA W ssos1 n 10 q
arriving on this island Tho Governor AID mhsklfsafI
have been most kind, and furn hhsd vh nv mar
rals 70 make up little clothing fsy hsvs 10 sovc1
here. We came twenty Of u.s. 10 a opeo ~
fourteen hundred miles. How wished Il vss 10 -
Jrancisc0l perfect miracle our sASe pssnsS - w.
place The captain OF the IAb~lis len a ths sams -
va did from wake Island In . small boat with q n q
his men and three Chinese but up ibis lime ~ hsve
not hoard " them We are here . month to-day TfaS
Governor has schooner V wake Island fuw o.
specie saved from tho wrock and have 70 vas ~ ~
turn " take N 70 Manila where bops oolnmsaso
operations Mr. Van Reed and tho Japanese srSa,ovs1
70 60 with this 10 Hong Kong N,
You cannot imagine how suffered ell ons ni9hl
from nine O'Clock y. tIl eight A NJ, thinking svesy
moment would be our last but the Almighty wssn&.
ful over MS, poor snncrsi
MI Schultz. Dir. Lascsllss and Maria With
Truly yours. ANNA BISHOP SCHULTZ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-22

REPORTS FROM BRookL YN.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
&c. &c. 40,

The cholera yesterday appeared to have slightly in
creased. eleven cases having been officially reported
oil OF thsm occurring in the Ithy districts Of the city
AsAD INCIDENT OF THE CHOLERA.
Yesterday morning officer Durkcs Of the Sixth pro.
cinct, found two children in Mulberry street,
Bayard The eldest girl named Bridget Paterson, was
only seven Of age, and she had In charge her little
brother Of ono year old On inquiry transpred that
their mother had died cholera and was buried Sun
day last while their father had been attacked and
moved 70 the Battery Hospital that morning Az they
were thus LEFT without any natural protector they were
taken to tho station house and from thence sent 10 tho
Superintendent Of Out Door Poor who will mako tho
proper provisions for the homeless little creatures
OFFICIAL list on CASES.
Tho following Ia the list OF new cases cholera as
ported on tho bulletin Of tho Health Board for the
twenty -four hours ending at two 7. NJ yesterday -
Peter Peterson 81 Mulberry street, dead.
Louisa Lang +28 West Fifty-second street, dead
Paulina Kesnan. 102 Oliver street. dead.
Charles rrainor l2gth street and Fourth avenue
man, No, North Moore street.
Bridget Iith, 249 East Thrtlcth street.
Patrick Gowan, 430 Water street.
c. Marchard, 6l4 East Fourteenth street, dead.
John Probs 252 Third street. dond.
Margarctta Probst 2S2 Third street. dead.
Ettie Golcher, 102 Oliver street dead.
CERTIFICATES DEATH.
The foowingis list OF tho certificates OF death issued
from the Office OF the Registrar for tho twenty -four
hours ending at two Y NJ yesterday;
Nlpth avenues, died August Is.
Frank Hderbrand. sixty-third street, neS Ninth
Rvonuc dled August w.
Herman schilng 1913 Leonard street. died August TO-
John Riley, Battery Barracks Hospital died August 10
Ann Lynch, Battery Barracks Hospital died August 20
John Fleming, Battery Barracks Hospital, died Au-
gust 90
Peter Phillips, Battery Barracks Hospital, died Au.
gust 20.
Thomas Grow, 4ce West Fifty second street. died An.
gus. 20
Bridget rIannery 2S8X West street. died August 20.
Bartholomew Coughlin, 80 Trinity place. died Au.
gust 90
bridget McGovcrn. 252 Third avenue, died August 90
PUBLIC IysIIrt
The Superintendent Of Out Door Poor made tho follow
ing report or deaths from cholera Ia the public lns.t
tons on Blackwells and Randas Islands, Monday,
August 20, 1855 :-workhouse, Backwelrs fslnnd /,
Bellevue Hospital l; Charity Hospital, Blackweis
Island, I. Total 3 There are remaining in cholera
wards OF Lunatc Asylum two cases OF acute darrhra
and three of,cholera There have boon two ad.
missions into cholera wards ut the workhousc since last
report No OF cholera acute darrhGa have
occurred at the other institutions since last report
Tho following Is the report or the mortality 10 New
York for tho week ending August is:--
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.

ArrExrT To Throw RAnRoAD TRAIS Orr THE TRACE
One Of the Eric Railway trains Saturday evening
whom between Turner'S station and Greenwood snosun-
tered two iron bars tho track but tho train was
ssnt back 20 Ia. he Conductor o. the next train might
be on the look out When tho following train nesred
the piseo was discovered that fourteen fifteen tlas
wcre lying at tho same place. No clue 70 tho whore
sbou's Of the perpetrators has besn ascsvtAined.
TnK ALIEosD Txxvr Pho rRos.--rh Iron found Ia
possession OF tho mon aeatsd few days ago has been
identified BY oncer Of tho sioop Prank Willow, -
part Of tho cargo stolen from that vsss Counsel for
habeas corpus on Monday, but Chanoelor Zabriskie
would not entertain their case tIl ther examination
Get down for this day, had concluded
DEArH or AN INFANT UNDER susssnoUs Cmcu,nYAH.
CTS Coroner Kristen viewed the body o. iafsat II
Sussex street Monday afternoon which died saddsaiy
on Sunday evening. The mother found lying 10 .
state u The husband beaG sent for stated
tina. the child died fom want q proper soarsAmsas
having boon much neglected By the mother
ALAa0s EuxssR % Bors ARaxsrm. Twenty boys asod
from thirteen 70 twenty years. arrested yesterday
forenoon warrant charging them with stealing lsadsa
bullets from canal boat Thu boys had bcso engaged
In separating the bullets from cartridges spsetsd from
alleged that while 90 engaged they mado away with
Of The material INC accused say their srso.. = only
can only be elected II the examination
ssiservulo.
BusGL,sY. residence Of Mr. wsnman WAS broken
into by burglars Monday night, and robbsd OF
clothing sa other aticles valued 500 The thieves
escaped
Fort Lee.
OpusSo A INV FERRY Tho ferry boat fvAnhos
comsssnced running Iass Thursday from Aanhasaavlis
70 Fort Lee The trips made every hour 81 faro OF
sa cents but whom regular traffic has been established
moro moderate st OF fares win BE- struck This lino
vii establish dcaidoraturn long folt by oitsens.
being connected BY tho Eighth avenue line with tho
hozrt OF the city.
Ga,SD ANNUAL RscSIos. The Lafayette Association
mustered yesterday the Lafayette Cottage with thsir
friends, whom they entertained y a chowder party.
Seldom has N vas, gathering been witnssssd. The
who went 10 enjoy fair day In ins cool shade away
from thu hustle OF this Oily. A vote Of thanks was
passed In the afternoon 20 Messrz John Daily and Will
liam Wood for their astiaity In minsserng 70 the COM
forfan az aanamhlsna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-22

UEfWNFE
Tie o. george Bishop, cnvcied Of the murder u
Fred Frcdsr<ksou fslIowsodier, within The military
reservation % Dor, srs,o Port Huron, in May a'
came before Judge wilkins Of The rned states Dlsnc
Corr 70 day motion Cor . new trial. The motion vas
denied and the pFaoner sentenced 70 b. hanged on he
9th ~ October IA Fort Grasio Mech interest " mani.
Tested Ia TIE Of the aifoey Of the decd
and from the fact that execution for murder has
taken sce ~ hs state pBes ts orssnlrstion the h~s
n the Has rrcvid ng for yrsonment Tor life for such
cssef. The deed having BEEN committed within the
exclusive iufisficon 81 the United sase The cass vas
Wsd and the panishment VII bs inflicted under NE
federal lawa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-22
THE kAIIoHll GAME.


The FIRST Dsich ,hE season between ,hese clubs va
played yesterday afternoon tie cariolne groBnss
Brooklyn and resulted Ia most decided victory for ~
Mutual Club The Star did not play /. vel a. vas gene
rally expected they would ,hs early part u The game
While the Muirais baitsd "toriGs style, and PLACED
themselves far shesi that - he mi 81 ihs nth
innings the score stood thirty Et 10 I'VE In The iss
four Innings however tho star boys played 'he'r game
mach better and thereby Isssercf The ds,Anre be-
than and the,f srpanspfg On the Mataai aide - Root
Zcier X Hurt, Jsxeii. Martin and ksed Deserve men
ton aud on the Star sie lev sni fisnfefs cnrslled
tho nelding and NAeiisrnta - II 'he hn ths ~
loving 10 the score