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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-12

Ex-senator TRUMBULI, of H., Is con-
demned by his own record. In 1858 he
made a speech at Chicago, in which he
said: fl hH
Necessity is the plea Of tyrants, and II
our Constitution ceases to operate the mo-
ment person charged with Its observance
of no value. We are fighting
to maintain the Constitution, and It especi,
ally becomes us in appealing 70 the people
to come to its rescue, not to violate II our
selves. Hoo are zoe better than the rebels d
both alike set GtRdught the ConstftatfonP"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-12

Ernest Shrader was arrested at Lawrence
burg, Ia, for fraudulently inspecting one
hundred and twenty4four boxes OF cigars.
The penalty Is $500 per box.
That Is the most extravagant smoking
that we have ever heard of; s37, 200 ought
TO last him at least till the next crop comes.
The Worcester Gazstte says the season Is
bad for pairs. Forty-two divorces are be-
fore the Supreme Court there.
or the prize money Just distributed, s.
L. Lee gets the largest amouut--$ll0,000,
Admiral Farragut gets 500, $40 81, and Ad-
miral Porter $9l,525 9S, rv
The demagogue Cbief-Justice, the other
day In q speech in New York, exulted over
the passage Of the Civil Rights Bill, and
said the next step would be to give the ne
gro vote Certainly that Is the next step,
and u would not be any more unconstitu-
tional than the one already taken.
From official returns, prepared under d.
rection of the Provost Marshal General, it
appears that 2S0,7S9 Union officers and men
lost their lives during the war. OF this
number, 5,22l commissioned and 90,8S6 en-
listed men were Killed or died from wounds
while 232l officers and lS2329 enlisted men
died from disease, or, in few cases, from
accident. .-l
Governor Jenkins, of Georgia, has issued
an earnest appeal TO the men Of means In
that State to come forward and loan the
State money to save her people in the va
rlous districts from starvation,
IIindoo widows, instead ofburning them
selves on the funeral piles of their husbands,
are, like sensible women marrying again.
Paris Paper.
John l.. Livingston, clothing dealer
was arrested on Tuesday evening. for
swindling a New York dealer out of goods
to the amount Of $50, 900. .s.E
Edward McGrathy, Jas. SWEET and John
Watson, while attempting to cross Cedar
river, near Mitchell, Iowa, on the 9th inst,
were swept oyer the dam below and
drowned.
The Commissioner of Customs has been
informed of the arrest of well-known
snuggler, In the neighborhood of Platts-
burgh. New York. who has been very puc-
cessfiil for some time pastin his smuggling
operations and his efforts to elude pur-
suit. E
On Tuesday the President signed an or
der granting pardons to thirteen Lonisian-
ians. one South Caroliuian, and one Ala
bamian, all under the $4,000 clause.
At Washington acquisitions have been
received at the Freedmen's Bureau for
about three hundred freedmen, to go to Ar
kansas and Mississippi. This demand in
creases the number to be furnished. for
which rcquisitlon has been made.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-12
DIR. E. CONWAY.
s RECON DENTI5F
nov25-diy

InfT lHHHr ------ afn A1lW HHHN. Afn
HAVING REMOVED HIS OFFICE.
FROM Third 10 SECOND STREET, would respect.
fully inform his friends and patrons that he Is now
prepared 70 render his professional services to all
who may desire them, at his onlee on SECOND
STREET, opposite the Dayton National Bank ~
apr N-Smd rIuga Iaa Ili Hts siTia-l
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-12
Administrator's Notice.

IL HE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
been appointed, sy the Probate Court Of Mont
gomery county, ONO administrator OF the estate
apr 7-stw - w. H. RELvLLLR
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-12
Wholesale EstabIishment
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
petition viii be presented 10 the Commissioners ~
Montgomery County, Ohio, at their next session
10 be held on the nrst Monday Of May A. ID 1876
Road along the following described route in said
Beginning at or near the toll gate on the Ger
mantoYD and Dayton Turnpike In German Town
ship; thence east along the old MinmisbuTp and
SernantoMn ROAD TO the corporation line OF
March 30, 1866 MASY PETITIONERS.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-12

Quilp thinks there must be good deal of
bad veal IN the market, judging from the
number of ''false calyesp that have been
seen In the streets Of late. a JtA ~ -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-12
spetial ayatites.

Noback,s Bittcrs.
"Thore Is many n true word spok en-
IN jest,'' said gentleman to HIS friend who re-
marked that ''Greenback snre COED. but
RObncks are better.5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21

w @ r Nay ai s c lsT 4 spd 4e 1sa
Iuil Wh,,sl frm at a. vs.. Tor Western.
BUFFALO. May % -Iol iI. Wheat-PTiue i'iities
~prns % 81 65 Cora DUH. So az Ole Oats-Ne ai-
csgo choice AZ iac Bsry. I've ala Peas nominal Aesi
Treiehs dull and uac-al se4 10 Newl oik-N heat 49,,
com lc and Oats fc Wheat 90 Rochester Be- Imports tof
bush Oats. snd l2. .-s4. Bailey For week-i)l41 o0s
Floar. 5733!c bush WAei, CO. bush Com 2slt- ba a
hours0 lbs Fiocr, iJ-' bl.J Wheat, H3-JJ bush Corn
ToLrDo May l-Whea' active and better: sales Of
Old Amber Michigan az s. New do se%3ess ssi Sew
active and lc better Lake Tsesh dull % &C. Corn 70
Oswego Receipts fog wces-oJ bbis. Flour 2700 bush
Wheat AZ 900 bush Corr 5oJ) bush Oiis 100 lush bar
ley. Shpments-l9OJ0 bbs. Flour. 1900 bush. Wheat
10000 bush. Corn 0)) brsh Oats, and 3uo Dusi ir!
OswEco May - Flour steady sales 500 bbs at ioi
No. Spring Gil % So Toy lied Winter, and 8i - ior
Double Extra. Wheat quiet with declining tender i.es
OF 1900 bush Canada Club g Do and car lots W AmoF
Milwaukee g. aJ Corn b. good demand; sales ,l b-sh
New No Illinois 90 6s, 100 bush. GA do al '', ,il
1900 bush Illinois per simple at o'Si o'i' '' v V-ig'
Ole. Corn &C.. and Oa, D., 20 NeWfork Lake lup'Ii.-
$1,000 bush. Corn ana 1Jp hush Oats Canal h1pol'-tJ
sales Of 22)0 be Low Mlias al jd3ic To-day receipts
COS bales. Gold 1905 Sterling Exchange Ii2 Ne"-lok
81, forfi Nav ie-Coi,on advanced to 3ic on Mlllng
Flour weak Whea heavy low grades declined cents Corn
lower at Ga e Oas eecned At as g41e A.e'' IofA uo
CNCINNAIL MAY l9.-T.ogr and Wheat dull Whisky IN
changed; bond 81 IrOylslOhs qulet salts 81 'V' uo
Mess Pork az S30 % $50 3D. Lard. 2ltc Gold. l%i"
WILMINGTON y. e.. May l9-Iurpcntne steady az - %
or new Virginia aud s. for yellow Dip Spirits IuIlehnc
que at GOc Resins unchanged Cotton at Bic for MI ding
CHICAGO May l9-I.orr firm aud unchanged. W neat
opened with advance OF % -c al q 99S ' Teceslng
to 5fGs 81 and closing quiet at e. So sales Of NO AZ
SldSl Corn quiet and declined 03c at iet 4ic Oats
steady al 3Oic HighWiues steady. Provisions Cuhi Mess
Pork held al ssh Iroighfs quiet; Toe Corn 70 Bnido
Receipts 80 hbs Flour $1,000 bush Wheat l3lVJ 6ss
CON and 50 CQ bpsh Ots Shipuents-l2OO) bbs. flour
10 800 bush Wheat 37 bush Corn and 1900 bush Ols
6s Is closing inside Com dull Ole Oats steady At }5o
Freirht 1000 bOls Flour 10000 bush Wheat and 22VJJ
bush Oats Shipments 900 bDs Flour, al 900 BUSH NIeh
and 80 0O0 bush. Oats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
DIED.

& s rsai sos'i s'S W E.sS s.r n a.
p. 10y ssy W. y Greene en- Cogy native Of
Faasrs on Monday May as o'clock tue Presbyterian
Church Thosg Nes nom thence Wood avn cssey Con
the ARRIVAL Of the 10 O'Clock uain from New York
BEARDsLEYOn Tuesday the 7t ins Charles Frederick child
Of George and Frances J. Beardsley, aged days
BEEBE-ln jersey City Saturday, say 49, Lucea D. wife Of
Richard Beebe ased 10 year.. months sud days ,
The iunera will place II Monday morning from the
500 5 rth-st Methods, Episcopal Church.
BEMANAt Fohan Saturday May 49, Charles Beman in the
The relative. and ieud. Of the family respectfully invited
tend from the Reformed Dlth Church Fordham on
ham Depot 70 meet the p ocock p Twenty
BRADY-On Saturday May 49, William Brady IN the th Of
IT., friends Of h- family requested to ,,tend his
naer. roH t" Reformed Church a. srIins alley on
CO. 10y The Northern R.io-a cslA ou Jersey City.
BUCKHOrr-A fremont Yves, Farms saturday 18th inst,
ss,d years months aud u day. -.
IT, alive. aud snd. g.le iy invited to attend h' funeral
o. er pasui, fremont Tain rwsH,y'I'h-'t Harlem
Rhrosd. n 10 O'Clock y
CrESINGHAM-A Taryiown on Friday morning May 49, David
The rve, md friend. Of h my the member, Of Christ
Caerrh brcoAn the school Ass Of ne deceased are
fyn h.. d. Monday May H. at u O'Clock Carriages will be In
attendance
DrvALLOn Friday, Nay u Fila Ann Ogden re Of Joseph W.
The friends invited attend the funeral from the
a1. ,saSon 1T ocoei %aooi fr;her note- '
TIIOgT-on seventh day morn9g mn mOs'h s,h Sarah
SOD year u her ass.
The es,v, Of til, fmy respectfully invited to
funeral brofherinllw, John
morain.. the IL, int At % ococs
HANFORDOn Saturday May 10 Elisha Hsnford In the ssth
friends invited attend biz funeral Tue.day
D.. wi,hou, further
KSEELANDOn Friday evening the 18th inst, Charles Knee
TIE ,v ard friend. Ia family invited, his funeral
cavsfy olarch Of Four''e aud Twenty hr't on
Monday, 1.st nst, ~ - O'Clock r. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
FROM TEE SOUTHWEST.
The Crcva-es-Thc Cotton Crops-New Line
of s,eamerS-yeIIow Fever aud Cholera
Bishop Polk. Successor.
From NcW.OrIeans. Etc.
.on Ncw-OrIeans, Etc.
NrW.ORLEANs. Friaay.


The Red River AID the neghbOrng waters are rising
into .re floods There is crevasse at Gmorcs, above
Shrevenort and Others expected. There Is untold
suffering in the flooded districts and il is feared the rise
Of Oh, Red River will increase The delusc seriously
increase the suffering and ruin the crops.
Tn. Louisiana cotton-erop viii be exceedingly small
meeting Of all foreign shippers Is called for general
conference.
Cotton is better and quotations stiff sales to-day,
201 bales. Low M.ding, 33d3ic To-days receipts,
90 bales Weeks receipts, 400 bales against 599 bales
last week Exports Of the week 352 bales Stock, l1
00l bales. Cod 1904 Sterling TX ,hance, li!; New
York gat Exchange per cent premium for gold
line of steamers is % be established between New
Orleans ard British Honduras via Ruatan.
The yellow fever prevailing al Vera Cruz the small
pox A. Truxcllo and the cholera badly in Guatemala.
Bishop Lay of Arkansas to-day elected by the
Episcopal Convention as the successor OF Bishop Polls
EAUGusTA. Go, NAV % 1866.
Newspaper accounts from Texas Louisiana, Mississippi
Tennessee Alabama, Georgia Florida South and North
Carolina represent the growing crop OF cotton as seriously
impaired by cold weather. heavy rains, and overflow OF
cotton lands and stands bad. Defective seed, IN great
measure is the cause Of the failure. The growing cotton
Is looking yellow and sick planters in consequence are
despOndent. Not more than third OF crop wall be
realized as planters throughout the country are poWns
np bad stands and planting The estimated crop
cannot exceed ]. 500, 900 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21

DEATH OF A SURVIVOR or THE WYoNlNG MAS
sACRrThe death Of Samuel Kennedy Toe last survivor 81
the WyOE!ng massGcre j. announced hs mother Drought
hin away wlel five years Cd 10 her sigh y Il At Lu"h
slaughter SIZE with her Samuel sefied ~ Mehhleh
township ten York and adams eo1Ay where he hhs
resided unt be death surrounded b. III ond grant hnd
great grandchildren, respec 81 ctscr, vIaont AZ c
beloved by a.. who knew him liz father JDhn henhto!
with lis two bIotleT SamLe 4Ad Thomas siueu - ILe
Wyoming settlement some tine before %, utsifuetoh D w
Indans Samuel was killed and ts wife and s1 ehhdf'h
taken psolers and never heard eiisf Ae assaeie pa
Johns wife ard three children tie edss b"lis We tN
Samuel Just deceased after hiding IN wheat hed sur
rounded by I8dials al night Laay escayrd. JoAA "st
absent al time having gone Valley 10 assi 10
guarding the people there from the Ilaians Two 81 m we
brothers killed IL tie The other hehhedN
Thomas single nan AT the time and uninilfed
The deceased born the 9th Of December l73 IN Nor
thumberland County, Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
MISSOURI
Proceedings of the Old school Presbyterian
Assembly.

ST LOUIS Friday May s. lst6.
IL the Old School Assembly to-day Dr. Mclean offered
resolution that until the Assembly shall have examined
aud decided upon tie conduct Of the Louisville Pres5yte
nan Commissioners the Reform shall be excluded from
the Assembly. which, under considerable discussion
passed by a vote Of POI yeas against % nays
committee Of appointed Ia report upon me
case of the Louisville Presbytery; also upon the case Of
Drs Brooks and Anderson Of It. Louis Van Dyck oi
BROOKLYN and the other Commissioners who either signed
tho declaration or testimony approved OF ITS principles
aud who deserved 10 stand fall by its merits The ex
rlude Commissioners from Kentucky are Stuart Robin
son Dr Wilson and elders Wicklie and Hardin. In the
New School Assembly nothing Of interest took place
TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
FORTRESS MONROE.
sen Davi. and His HenI,h-Government sale Of
Iknrges.
FORTRESS MONROE, Friday May u.

FORTRESS NONKOIl Trlunl, WhY II I'0O
Tho health Of JEFF Davis is reported to ba on the
mend About q week since he attacked by very Sc
vcr diarrhea which has Welded under medical treatment
and b. now seems BE- about h, usual ate OF health
weekly report of tie condition Of his health made by
the post surgeon 90 Washington. He daily walks three
mes around the parlpc OF the fortress distance OF al
least three miles he Is allowed abundance OF liquors.
rgars and many t luxurcs all extended him through
e courtesy OF the officers of the garrison Mrs Davis
allowed uninterrupted access his cell az certain hours OF
The day. She has been assigned casemate such as the
wives and families % he officers occupy. This privilege
She la, not avaed herself Of.
An auction sale of barses took place here to-day The
barge Kate sold for f50: the Oneida for $3.50 and tie
Waikiki for 5000 All these have been in the Government
service for fOur years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
NEW.BRUNsWECK.
The Landing Of the LoyaIisns-PoIiticaI

ST. J0HS " B.. Friday May II. ls66.
The anniversary o. the landing OF the oyasis was cee
srsed here to-day by the firing Of the usual sautes There
Mas not much 0f che enthusiasm displayed IL bygone
gears.
The political canvass il waxing warm. Both parties
bold meetings nightly. and infammatory speeches are
made A. eac TIE tickets for -. John county aud city,
have been made up The Catholic candidate the Con-
{elcr4e ticket ast year has been struck off, and con
yered ami Conte zionist placed n his stead. There Is
a grand rally o. thc anti-Confederaics tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
The Tennessee RaiIroad Bridge Accident-One
Killed and Eight Wounded.

CLAEK-vILV Tenn Friday May n ls0j
The accident to-jsy occurred "a a wOOd-lTalu with
heavy .r le IT, span of tie urcec became total
wrscs six whites u thirteen reoes. tie cars.
,recufte i 50 feet into the water One negro wa, killed
smith Irwin tla engineer re. badly bruised. also
George K .as brakeman. = e rcilau not hurt. j.
T. Davis tie cold 'ctJr was bruised about the head.
Five o. heroes we're lees bruised and the rest
we're uusiured The accident Is attributed TO the rotten
Ress Of tte tmbers OF the bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21

Gen Butler, in q recent address, says;
Te principles should govern our nation ere Justice 70
Iueu equality Of right equality Of protection ani c1I!
le es operation Of these principles must be put aside II
aeollas hinder they will fa n laws oostiuct iu.i po
sfcrri 80 the provisions OF the CONSTITUTION lOih" t''
shall be amended"
And adds Enthusiastically:
Fvery man has a right because he 20 BE- equal 10
,nv other man. # he can. No Law effect this
mo- eht 10 enact law that will interfere with the reh OF guy
man i0 become equal with another. provided BIS mo- R
zeal aud intellectual qualifications viii admit OF equau 1
Wien the prod ga returned the iat1ed ca. Wa 49,.
hu we do not read tina, al the veal given to the a."
No more was il, nor should It be- gwen 70 'no'e
who aided and abetted him in running away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
We II sIudsy Law. ",'A ~.
ha.rs Frmalrs. MAZE f'uiA''''
NM wORKIyIMEN or THE NEW LIQUOR LAW.

THE WORKIN MEN or THE NEW LIQUOR LAW.
The first meeting Of The Thought Exchange was held
Yesterday aferoou Oriental Hail. Cnt0ns IL Is for the
purpose discussing all topics OF public interest no Whch
VISITORS are requested and intended 70 be meeting
where all obtain hearing The subject discussed
Yesterday liquor law The speakers were nearly
all wOrkugmen of whom were IN favor OF tie new law
OILERS however held different opinion considered that the
Legislature had right 10 rob poor man OF ms peer on
the sabbath and held Infringement upon their rights
The discussion will be resumed next Sunday afternoon al
o'clock.
Yesterday passed very quietly. An liquor selling places
were kept strictly closed and few no drunken men were
to he seen about the streets The were crowded VITA
passengers going and returning nom the country! OOhy
Island appeared be the principal point OF attraction as
that meals with drinks included can DC ocueu
at OF the hotels.
The DAY IN wILLIAMsBrRGH.
The Excise law pretty generally observed through
tho Eastern District yesterday only TREE arrests
VIGILANCE Of the police many Of whom were dressed
in citizens clothes Some Of the lager beer gardens were
kent open but temperance drinks only were sold In
pscto Folk accompanied by Of his aids made tour
oil the district and found everything satisfactory except IN
one instance. Walking into Cross Garden Grsndst De
Leonard and LOrimer he found target shoohg R9s
on aud Immediately put stop 90 H. The inspectors suuusn
appearancr caused quite panic Tor short time among he
crowd Of thirsty sirsapaTa drinkers present Two young
Germans called at the Forty sixth Precinct Satonh house IN
the afternoon and lodged complaint AGAINST agef-pesr
dealer Of Smith ald SchOesss lhey stated t cary
the they admitted To his place through rear
door they had rounds OF lager bat on calling again
IN tue afternoon they refused admission George hach
No. % North Fourths st. was arrested by Oncer iah
gan fo selling liquor beer To woman named MGR dden
who was brought statOnbOnse IN state OF ntOxcaiO
by her husband William Hughes corner North Nlhth ana
Frsfsts was arrested by Officer Lewis for selling pan Of
beer 10 little girl Tie beer was conn Gated EDWARD Nc
Donald corner Third and NohSeyenih ss was arrested Dy
the same officer for violating the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
HYGIENE Wine

Tb wine eminent Physcians IL made
ofPIiRE SHERRY admits IN i eompotion only TOXIC AHo
and replaces with supeTi
oty III Bfs which for base nothing but alcohol
wt.y Ia bisTs IN Aromatic and Bal
prncp e.. and II. taste /, EIarIsE M soothing
tbs Nervous Fluids astonishing for while gently eIhsres
b. the functions Digestive Organs dsspsiss
.axsoT By gesy reshins and stimulating the Brain, sying
s.bv tone leaves behind OF tho
nAn.nc,. alcoholic stimusnts upon
,y, n will be- found MOST DELICIOUS BEVERAGE possessing
Of DYPEPsIA aud DzBILITr, and
ever. q /. unsIceled appetizer.
Sod eyeTi .AeIo. Depot No. - Broadway y. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
u.rhe,.-Reported By Ttlegroph.

PHILADELPHIA May l9-Tlour-a declining tendency
Wheat dull Com quiet: sales Of yellow % q axe Cotton
active al 3C03c iof Mdding Provisions dai with de-
Ginning tendency Mess Pork 81 as3l % Whsky-ssles OF
Pennsylv iuia Al 81 IS and Ohio ~ 81 p.
hoBLE MAY is.-Cotton sales day 900 bales sales OF
Tie $50 bales. receipts Of The week 2(f and @O'
bales LIST week exports " the week Gl6 bales si0ek
<,lfl AI-,a. nl.0.l a1ull hsla..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
Tornado nj Rochester.

E0II E-lFH May 20, 100.
There was terrific storm IL this city tis afternoon. Of
wind ram and hail, accompanied with thunder and light
1ing.
number Of buildings were unrooted. awnings we're
orr down aud gas, broken O. the extent ~ many
thousands OF panes. In Of the public bnildiugs
church &C., scarcely whole pa1c oi glass was Jeff
number o. persons were reported injured The damage to
property j. very large.
The - nm appears to have been confined 70 this locality
and lasted but few minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
MISSISSIPPI.
terrible Tornado in Clark COunty-The Crops
Entirely Destroyed.

CINCINNATI Saturday. Nav 49, lso6
The correspondent Of The Gazette writing from Mem
phis on the 18th, says:
A terrible tornado and hail storm visited Clark County,
Mississippi last week. uprooing trees dwelling houses
snd barns, and entirely destroying the crops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21

A READISG-Ro0M FOR KINGSTON JAMAIcA.-Ihls
city with population OF 5000 Of whom only 600 are white
i. without reading library Several gentlemen have
undertaken to raise money enough TO secure pleasant ana
profitable resort kind for young men, and Theodore
Triton of Tb> I,dpad,ut will receive contributions for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21

dispose .ron: .puou, q.or. wines S or be, saeh ana
every osr ana Of the Meopoitsn Police viii vil anty
no euety enforce every provision Of the aw allotted 70 the
police pert their duty JoHs A. hSNNEDf superintendent
sreP, were M ade on Saturday night FOR violations
Of the Excise Law In keeping open aier O'Clock Inc eA
smination Of the parties was postponed till Monday.
The following is a statement 0 arrests u-acg IL
Violations Of the Sunday law inoxcaoD' anu ior u''o'
conduct. ~ c..,,.,
Precinct Y snds{ Law Nal. Fsm,e. Nae. fsmsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
Murder ut Port Even. ".

pOtGHKrEPsT. May 20. l-b5.
At Por' Fwea. % the Hudson, on Saturday, man
camel TtOma. Pukcrton, while il a quarrel with his
wife knocsed Der fom her chair and kicked her in The
breast vlh srCh violence cause her death three Of
her nib. being broken PiukeTtou was Immediately al
rested AID l. now confined in tie Kingston jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21

Re6l, 10 ucid The povr Of their respective States Con
..,s. ys secure no Right Of Sufqge 'rhqier'r to The
Ioaai BiaeksY We are not. The Union party as
-ear snted in Congress, is not hyoU are say 1t IN
Slain xr0rdsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
5urrial Notices.

A subject npon which nii parties are unanimous
th.t no ya, caa without PHALoNs NiGHTBLooAlNd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
Steamship Ephe.us NJ Reston.

The British steamer Ephesas fsom Liverpool, April T.
gia s. uchaels May >, where she iut IN 10 repair hen
steam pipe arrived here to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
Burning Of Hotel at Franitiin, Pa.-sup-
po-ea Los. Of Three Lives.

IEAsXlIN Pa saturday May 70 lsf6
Tho Grant Horse this city was burned this morning
lady ..uned from i1dOw tc 0uith-st0ry and has
died Of llIui Isl, Two servant 5rs missing and II
l. sae dat ID -.-Led in The aaues. The hre Is sup
pOsei Or have bee set for the purpose OF pundenng
The hous. The house cost SCI 900 insured for 81 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21

CINCINNATI SATURDAY May 10. 1890
Twenty soldiers Of the Regular Army have been com
med b the Peniieniary for desertion and nsubordna
ton. Thcr terms Of confinement vary from eleven
months u fifteen YEAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21

DRowSED--A young man named Harry Gardner
residing at of Third and Lewisss last evening
about o. CLOCK fell overheard from boat at the foot OF Fifth
ST. East River and drowned The body has not been re-
anya red