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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-24
THE LEGISLATURE.

In the senate at Albany yesterday there tavor
ably reported several important bills among which
those authorizing increase of the capital stock of the
Pacific Mail steamship Company; amending the charter
of the New York and Brooklyn Petroleum Floating Stor
ageCompany authorizing the Comptroller Of New York TO
raise money for the permanent improvement Of the docks
slips Of the city; amending the act to facilitate the
acquisition OF lands for Crolon Aqucduct purposes the
Brooklyn Deficiency b to facilitate the construction Of
tho Ronduut aud Oswrgo Railroad aud incorporating the
brooklyn ladies' College. Bills were passed incor.
pcratnF the New York and Brooklyn Passenger aud
Baggage Company and the Brooklyn -sfe Deposit
Company
In the Assembly the Niagara Frontier Police bin was
discussed and referred 10 the Committee on Cities
bill introduced authorizing the extension Of the
Sixth avenue stage route During the evening session
the Assembly in Committee Of the whole discussed the
New Capitol bin without arriving at a 6nal vote
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nish for the late and 10 justify the gov
in its of Defence intimate that the
invasion by the Fenians Is but question Of time Our
correspondence and dispatches describing affairs
the border will be found TO be highly interesting
News from Honolulu, Hawaii Islands states that the
Bremen underwriters have decided pay the insurance
Hawaiian bark destroyed by the pirate Shenandoah
Efforts being made at Honolulu improve that har
Dor and fit IL for the reception and accommodation
of the largest mail ships.
II will be seen by our San Francisco correspondence
that large meetings have been held in various parts Of
California to endorse the policy of the President and his
late veto OF the Freedmen's Bureau bill The great
jorty of the merchants and influential men Of San Fran
CISCO well the citizens in the Interior with the
President.
The great fire at Cincinnati Thursday night proves
to have been much destructive than previously re
ported. The splendid opera house built by Mr. Pike,
and Of which he the sole owner completely
destroyed The loss Of Mr. Pike will foot up million
Of dollars. He had only $685. insurance on the
opera house. Several others of those among the
sufferers lose to the amount of hundred thousand
dollars The fire extended the wide thoroughfare
known Fourth street. nuring the Buckeye Billiard
Saloon to the extent of thousand dosrs but not ex
tending TO other buildings the same block We also
have reports Of large fire at Medina. N Y, but the
losses are not estimated.
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WOODS THEATRE. Broadway, opposite the st. Nicholas
Hoel-EASr LYNNE.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC (THEATRE FRANCAis), Irv-
ing pace-LEs ENTERS PARIS.
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=, a, ,,r dsie5.,ton OF nsh dlalorS from the
Fulton Market waited on Mr. SCHULTZ lor NC psIP"se :"
comforting with him their prospeos =, aoi..uieu'
,,sl s,g no doul very Interesting. being Of nature
similar 40 ,ha Of the butchers recent conference They
ante ,hat ali lo-ers sold the market are dead and
80 hesors MA AZ their ssnds which " not saying
m,ch for that article 81 shell hsh leaving serious doubts
AZ ,o the date ~ their existence they however prom
- a. 49, ~ II, their power 10 hold their In The
~ m sanitary authortes Nv Keeping things
rr.,siix An inc lest pcese order about hrlr stands
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Irving Place.-PuBLIc RE-
m ARsAL OF THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. Three O'Clock
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BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-CoLLrEN BAwS;
Or TIKI BRIDES GARRYOwEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

dead and bmeed sfsss sycamore thrsst from che current
lie bare mbs like the skeleton Of drowned
giant The sun was en- boar above the eastern hs when
a. S deer as s
rich sppngs steng Ia hs dew foliage me 20 nsny Ga
monds were IN keeping with the checfoipsss upon
each were they not bearing tne aes ssc
As tho party emerge from the glade upon the green
swsrd they separate two divisions and WIN gsne
tread approschthe spTng bearing their prseioas pnpecn
leaves the tter and moment his manly orm wrappeu
bis scarlet blanket bordered With gold lace stands lover.
ing and erect above the waving pune OF ms Monawk ase
Then approaching the spring he hnees we
his proptatory offering 70 the Maniton OF the sprng sun
kneeng he fills and lights the great calumet which, through
long ne Of kings had descended to the renowned Pontiac
chiefain in turn. Then. amid the profound silence
Of his warriors BIO for the first time touches bis lips TO the
water; and gathering the folds Of bis mane' about him. amid
he enters rude bark lodge which with prudent fore.
thought his braves had erected for his comfort directly where
that building stands and In this pffisos hoit refined
the frat White that had visited this spring Yet
while the sufferer lay on bic evergreen couch did the fortunes
OF the General whom he had defeated twelve years
occur to biml Perhaps so for by singular conedence
while the conqueror OF peskae was postrted sma these
forests where the wounds Of both had been received ths
French General apeushing his deathbed at small
town in the interior Of France -
. Ps. n Sy s ssa s1 % Oi Ss sb Rock
when be received lcttes ebgDs him TO hasten Immediately
Short his visit however the water restored his
Schenectady FOOT and agsn taking bis water carriage be
arrived on The 4h Of September Hal welcome bic son.
Sir John, who had Just arrived from England.
The o. ssstogs a s.sy ,:
the Baone npon his return 70 his intimate pertons friend
Gen. Philip Schuylcr have jus! returned nom VISIT to
have sent cr b. S1Dgsr Of New YorL 70 ~ st orce
an alyga - SO t.tll x
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NATIONAL LABOR CONGRESS.

FOURTH DAYS PR0CEEpIEGs--PERhASENf ofFiCths
ELBCTRD--A COMMITTEE TO WAIT UPON TIE TsEs-
IDENT IN RELATION TO LAND BosoPoLiEs. 7a
BALrnoRE, Thursday. August 70 500
In the Labor Congress- the report Of tho Committee that
twas ihexpedient to designate hny particular as
national labor organ, was discussed and Teeomnted
Mr. Stewart presented report opposing land molopo-
lies and ell laws having such tendency, and Ieeemmend
ing that committee be appointed to vt The PIesdent
and coll his special attention TO the s1t,ec'.
NJ Harding, from the Committee OF FINANCE, presented
report portions Of which adopted, ard the remain
der wae referred back. "a. IN,
Mr. Troupe moved the printing Of l,ooo copies Of the
Forthcoming address TO the workiDgmen Of tho uDed
Statcs and 500 additional copies IN Geman and that
copies be TO the various societies to be Circulated as
NJ Rs,S Of NcwYosk, offered the following, which
Eaa. Most Of cur Trades yuious ba,rg national
GUS aisposins many Of Semo withdraw from
respective trades and wnsress ! j. ss
up in organized capacity; therefore
That che Congress @ 70 ss essns @
frequently in order that their eIpenses may 90 Igheneo ana
keep their organization intact 90 mat sny y
'' NJ ES1ey Presented the following which was
Ssssd That we hail with much pleasure The
Of from the South and cordially and haternsiy
ioIn with u in the movement undertaken and 10 re-
ne ssoS. e ,nasp " es
officers Of the National Labor Union, and the following were
chosen; .....- -. :. . = f.e ID. .' he.f Is
PHRslDISI--J. c. Whaley d. c. 4 .
VICE PEBsIpLST AT LARGE-EdvaSd Schlegef IL
VICE Presidents FRoN IHn SrAIEs-A Alexander Ircupe
Mssa, William Gathers. Nd; H. Roberto Pa r. Emmons
ID c.; B. Marstep, Deli W. J. Jeeop n. ri j. Afford
Ind i. n. Doan. Mlehi James Asawoftbs No Z.
Cameron. m Jemes MeKim; Iowa, W. B. lice. Ga D. b
1i Rssoapwa sicSElAR1~J. T. Oysrop. Nd, Aasitart
W. II. Lee Va r.rl.r s.u..s-e -. 3. g. 4.
CoRREsPospNo sEcaErAM-WlIiam 6ibtoD, Conn As
ssfant Henry George. Mich. l gaaI So rsl CT n.
q TREseuRER-J. HineAclfe Ill - : = : : -.
CokAITTER on FnASCR-T Z. Everett MIDI W. d. Bald
win, N. T., j. AsbwoFlh. Mo. |,
Ths rFort * the Connitteson Public Lands Ae, wss
taken up ard adopted.
A telegram was received from the President Of the
United States announcing that be would receive the
Committee Of the Congress Saturday neat which ex-
! cited much applause. sl
The Congress then adjourned until tomorrow.
The members OF the Congress holding Inass meet
ing OF the theateI tonight.
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CANADA.

MoyRssxT Or TROOPS TOWARD THE B0RDER-lS
ATTACK PROM THE PRSIAHs EXPECTED IN TWO
or TBRBB wEBKs-H0w TBR ACTION OF orr
GOVERNMENT IN THE FRyIAN QUESTION is RR-
eARpRD.
ssssisl Ulspscb to TIE n. Y. Tribnus.
OTTAWA, Thursday Aug. % 1866.
The regular troops stationed at this capital le this
morning for Chambly, on The Rieheliea River. Ottawas
now bare Of standing force flying column Of four
bsttsons Of troops and four guns is to be posted
Prescott. An attack is fly expected in two OF three
weeks. The .Oe pross2ui entered in the Fenan cases
sxess dissatisfaction here and disrust Of the good faith
Of the United States Government
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO rHg PoPgS LoAE-wAR NATE
RIALs SHIPPED FOR ENGLAND.
Special Dspsteh 10 The n. Y. Tdoaae
OTTAWA, Thursday, Aug. @. Iced.
An efor is being made BY the Catholic clergy 70 induce
tier focks 10 subscribe TO the Popes loan The may
e fnsed in Montreal and Quebec but the subscription
will be a sort of Deniers DE st. Pierre.
The mmandsr Of the military force, an old man Of
sbout 10 and two Of his staff, have come out by The
steamer 1t David. Heayy shipments Of war material
for Canada have been made from Fpgland Money is
tight here ~ consequence Of the sirngency in the Mon
sTssl markets
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CONDITION OF PRBEDhEN IN kbSTUCKY.
sVscisi elspsteh to The ". y. Tribune.
wAsHcSroN Thursday, August 81 1896.
Ybe-Assistant Commissioner Of TIE Ffeedmen's Bu-
rsau 10 the State OF Kentucky seeds in long report Of
which the following 10 a. abstract:
Of The Bureau in these cob districts repOr, that the
generally speaking ndusTOasy employed at fair
Tss " sa the w.s. the :as
Of he State relative ssganeJ would be rsy enforced
eesxy or consationasty Of tho Buresn carried such
aneIent 70 lead them treat WITH oensompt all sppca
alton 10 cases q this knd Notwithstanding tina the
Cou.issoner staes thos nom all the reports he has
q ns freedmen in Kentucky srs sefssppcriins
There % school. Tor sOSred children s State. with
Io. of:.ES.sS t The %snSs q the aaron, cos,sS
houses the passions Of The chnIches 10 many Instances being
employed q teachers
CAPT Merrill the Inspector Of Schools gire. report highly
=: S: Ss . ;sS ere ssssr :s
enough their earnings 20 educate their children The In.
spector further states that the only protection hsse schools
have om the Dors.s 10 fact the schools ihroushou. the
who term themselves Regulators At Glasgow in Barren
the and
and brutay beaten For the want Of troops The Bureau could
Ds s. no gave tho people ,a 70
arm themselves that the school was reastaoHsned
By party Of whites and tho teachers driven ont che State
and st more recently the school ct Bowling Green, Ky,
broken and was only restored on the arrival OF Unted
States troops Legislature Of the State at s session To
December 1865 passed bill which s law taxing every
male negro and maao 10 Of the Of u for
the EDUCATION Of children yet provision for ccored
schools have yet been made By the aofhoritiea Tae Com
fcr Of the Inhabitants 10 very bitter only pgang tho
Sseh bot so against The whites who during the Ess xe
s.a II: sa ~ u1 ss s.:s
The commoner 10 In daily receipt Of cases Of whites dog
s1 s:, cD .e S s ss ,n . S
ing the arrest ssd q al Who msreat the reed
carried oas and e pronouacsd Scdssud. Lsut ". ~
Ear Of ths unsd ss:ts; Army especially praised for TIE
average pay Of isborsrs s oc per month with rateus
Il the to5sccc di,srics i sysTssss non twsn e thirty al
evident that the yield of tobacco potatoes hemp
gsss s 30 essf h ss.son than sver before Ths Wheat
oner says that the State refuses for cosrsd ppsrs
4. Isd. n. e, s sSs. q these
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THE NATIONAL HORSE FAIR.
TWO RACES yEsTERDAY-Eo ESPECIALLY GOOD TIME
MApg-rHR GREAT CONTEST ON FRIDAY.

TWO RACES YEsTERDAf-EO ksPEciALLf ooop iinD
MApg-THH GREAT CONTEST ON FRIDAY.
wv CIryriASD Thursday Aug. %. ls66.
To-day, the second Of the Horse Fair, has been propi-
tious throughout and the attending the raees
has been ali that could bc desred. very considerable
addition over yesterday was made In the number
present the races, and there was also
enthusiasm manifested. The 6rst race was for
pure OF eo0 open Cleveland horses that have never
shown better than no time best In Eve To harness This
wasa pres though none OF the horscs seemed 70
give out The entries were unss. job Rslla chsfnut.
Queen OF the West and Minnie. Union Jack won IN
three straight heats. Time. 49, 2.43 as, 2:42 25
The second for premium Of ESQ., open TO ell
horses that had never made 23 best three in i've TO
harness. The following entered: Gray Eagle, Rod.
ney American Star, and jeanette. This race ormnsted
without O winner, O result due nessurably 10 the
bad management, and perhaps the iockcying OF
the drivers, and 10 TO be completed tomorrow.
The favorite horse before the race began wac
Rodney 6nt the display made by American STAR who won
the third and fourth heas made him as many friends as
the other IL il be remarked however, that none OF
the horses showed their best speed The first heat was
won by Jeanette in 80 the second by Rodney in 2:i
the third and fourth by American Star in 2:39 40, 24j
and the fifth by Rodney in 2iG. Gray Eagle was ruled
ont on the third heat in consequence Of foul driving
Tomorrow three occur including that Tor the
&2,Oo0 premium between Dexter, Butler and Patehen
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PRICE -FOUR CENTS
Army GAZETTE.


( 80 By fshrsFhj > 800 p.
GEN. AuGuR TO Be ASSIGNED TO ppry.. y y, }.
Mai Gen. Augur is to be appointed President Of Inc
Board for the examination Of candidates 70 be INTO
BE Regular Army which viii very soon assemble AZ nov
~, 3. TROOPS TO BE xvsrrmD OCT. -
The Commanding Generals Of the Department. Of the Fss1
Deparmsnt Of the Eekes and Department Of washington are
directed TO muster cut a remaining troops OF the veteran
Reserve Corps so 20 n.IIIH1 ca
I b TIE DEPARTMENT or SoxTH cARoL,NA, t.f .Yir
HEADouAEffHs MILITARY COMMAND on NtATH kRoInaA,
I .of q RALElGH y. G., SatardAy. Aug. IL le1e Is
GENERAL 0aDERs No T--FSras The following named on
GERS sre announced the the Gepe5p;
Brevet Lieut. Col NJ cofswe, Major kigth ~ s. Infantry,
Acting Jnige Advocate reyet Capt Jeues chestsf Fst
Lent % y s. ARTILLERY Acting Assistant inspec5e. esnsf
ment Bfeyet LieutCol A. X. Smith. SaSseos U.2 A, !.
hereby relieved from duty cbis Medical 0csr On the ss
BY command q grssst Major. Ger. Rospscs. 80
j. a CAMPBELL Asst. Adjt-Gen. III l. - slss o. sss
APPOINTED IfEUrsxAsr-coIoNELs. r., - -
Gems Custer and Merritt have been appointed.
in the Regular Army under the ssw
Army bill -, ~ .-s.-- -, -, 81. =.
The War Department has issued project foy foot splny
instruction posts where less than company o. sr
lery is present and which VII ~ once be carried INTO
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THE FAILURR OF CULvEB, PENN, q CO.
CARD FROM THB CREDITORS. --sATIsF AcroRY STATE
- AEsT OF THE AFFAIRS OF THE FIRM. 49,
speeia DhpsteL 40 The NJ Y Tribune

eItca Dbp<tt1 " lie ~ L. Arpnne.
49,; MEADvuLE PA, Thursday, Aug. %, 1860
meeting Of the creditors OF Culver Penn, a. Co., and
Of C.. v. Culver was held in Franklin, Yesterday, end
closed its session last evening The meeting was very
fully attended, the principal interests being represented
detailed statement Of their affairs was presented SHOW"
ing that the liabilities to banks and bankers OF general
deposcrs and Of bond loans cash loan and
Reno railway acceptances amounted to $3,s9f, loo ~
Their assets Of cost and expenditures amount TO
IS 81. a. proposition for the lease Of the Reno Oil
Greek md Phoe Railroad submitted TO the creditors
aud BY them approved proposition for the adjustment
OF the claims Of creditors was presented which meets
general concurrence, and will doubtless be carried into
effect after the conference with Mr. Culver and his part
neIs The creditors reassembed atthe Franklin Exchange,
and discussed the propositions submitted aud adopted the
following;
Wasas Messss Caysr Penn Co. and C. Y. Culver have
ills day aae an exhibit Of their Indebtedness and sssets
therefore, 40
Peolcsd That We creditors satisfied with the ex'
bbt and OF their good faith and correct intentions
Rsocsd That recommend The acceptance Of the prop
osion settlement the basis proposed By Mr. Culver
Bsolred That the Hon. r Lamberson the Hon Irwin.
~ T. Bushnell and jas NJ Bredin ESQ., be appointed CON-
mittee TO confer with MI Culver TO the OF
suitable person 10 act trustee TO look AFTER the inter-
eats OF the creditors.
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THE sPIRITUALIsTs.
A PIC MIC AND CLAM-DAEE-TBIRD DAYS SESSION OF
TBB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND POLITICAL
QUESTIONS PASSED.
Special Di,ps,ch to The N. y. Thbure.


THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND POLITICAL
QUESTIONS PASSED.
Special Dps,ch The ~ y. Trbure.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Thursday Aug % 1858.
The third day OF tho Splrituas Convention was de-
voted 10 picnic and clambake at Rocky Pont-a famous
place Of popular resort ~ miles below Providence There
probably not less than 5000 persons on the ground
all Of whom were made decidedly uncomfortable
by the rain, which began 10 fall very freely at
about noon and continued without ntermssion during
made to organize meeting for public speaking IN nal
the bowling alloy The noise from below was very
eaectul IN preventing those who attempted 10 deliver
addresses rom being heard by than few persons
Immediately around the platform. Mrs. Henry G.:
Wright, Mr.. Charles HAYDEN and others made brief
speeches. but the meeting may be pronounced failure
without any exaggeration as indeed was the picnic 10
all respects, except those Of material character. The
entire party returned to Providence early in the after'
noon as was practicable, all somewhat fstgued,
many wet to the skin, and not Q few with
of whom were unfamiliar viii clambakes, were
likewise hungry they not having been able TO enjoy the
dietary facilities Of tho OCCASION In the evening the Con-
ycntion assembled with Somewhat reduced numbers IN
Pratts Hall. The Committee on Resolutions reported IN
part commencing SpIritualism as the incubation Of
AL that could tend to the elevation and advancement OF
humanity and In favor OF peace temperance and universal
liberty. resolution favorable 20 impartial suffrage for
all coor Of both sexes was also read and loudly sppaued
Speeches made the subject OF the resolve hrst
named by MessFs. Chase, Scorer, Plimpton, Elmer,
Toohey Train. Child and other members OF the Conveh-
ton and the resolve adopted by unanimous vote
resolve expressing the idea that the physical system
should aways DO made subseryent 10 the spiritual, was
warmly debated by several persons During the discussion
DR. Gardner OF Boston asonsbed some OF his brethren VIII
discourse on the use OF tobacco claiming that - an
offensive article whether chewed smoked or snued either
hysicaiy mentally morally. The Doctor said be had
received frequent special communications on this SUBJECT
Tho debates during the entire evening were quite vey
being interpreted with personalities, some OF which were
spicy.
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L,sBRPooL, Thursday noon, August 23.-COtton
ErH; estimated ,aes Il. 900 bales. Breadstufs fat
LONDON Thursday noon. August 23-consols, eel Bsoh
rate per cent Illinois Central shares IL; Erie
shares, 80.
I1ssnooi. Thursday Noon. August 2.-The cotton mar
Get fTuo; saes to-day estimated at ~ 600 bales
The Bfeadstr6s market 10 fat
LONDON Thursday Noon August The Bsnh Of England
Today reduced ibe rate Of discount from to per
cessols quoted OF eel for money.
JoSpox Thursday noon. Aug. 2o.-The following the
sarsn price, Of American securities to-day: United States
Eyetweute 10 Erie Railroad shares al Illinois Central
sherss a.
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THE INDIANe.
Rp

sATIspAcrORy REPORTS OF INDIAN AGENT wYSKooP
NO LIKELIHOOD or GENERAL WAR. i.f
'' W. ST.. LOUIS, Thursday, Aug %. 1866
Col. wynkoop Special Indian Agent TO the Indians in
the SMOKY Hill region, passed through here last evening,
route 70 Washington. He reports stories OF Indian
says he held Council which many Of the Chiefs Of the
Kiowas Aapahoes aud others were present, when pro.
tesatiens Of friendship we're made The indians complain
Of the Withholding OF the annuity goods sent BY the
Government and also Of the Sand Creek massacre wyn
hoop thinks the Indians will be quiet unless general 10
dian War breaks out in the upper country. go
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NAVY GAZETTE.
10y Telessph.l
..-.n-x..

me- -
Aug. l5.-Aetng Master A. r. nobnes.. ksDss
ali Alex D. Radcliffe nom ssss
ius alp vermons and ordered 70 steamship Penis AZ
u Mater WIN Ba,sns.s from steamship Per
- = - Eososa sEY Disco xnsEpl5 - !, tsis'saa,
Aug ia-,Aeting Acknowledgements O. " sDsssh@y;
- = AWAITING oRpERs. b b, eai lot
Aug l5.-commar Ter Rdnud p. CoIbnTn. asiGsaetI .
- ~ ORDERED. q .ss-.-l5 b1s saatfl q
steamer Tsho@a Acting second Asssisl fgSsnsef Jsss
ors sVRorrAs sQuApw ~. .e..4 ', pa. n . },
ussss date 81 csssoua ssns
Is entirely free cholera and has en so March
III s;ss .sS Sss sa iss :sstf
FORE ordering the Froc to Issb ing to hare bon bottom
s1S asss 6 sss: 81:
Cherbourg has been kind eneus place one e he DRY
s s s. 81 s sss s' ne.
esccs manner Of the Admiral occasion AS yos are
sSsss = ven ~ q ssa: 81
y as friendly possible. r,ls s.'sstsa
:" = ncKsrss IN TIE eurr SQUADRON. sn' eai
Commodore Wipslow co,dnandpg tho Gulf Squadron,
undsr date Of Pensacola B August inSrss tis Navy
a. r.. sS ss. 5 s
disease. "A painful disease called the Dsss tbeash re-
s.s s.s "a @ &: e rs
srryed At Pepsacols with the hands convsesoenf.
T-4..i as y NAVY DEPARTMENT. August u, leo6 p
GENERAL ORDER No. 79-Oicers Who afsr being crdsfsd
10 duty receive advance Of pay urd the Law autboF6st
the win eariy - practicable give notice thereof
writing TO the Paymaster whose duty Is VIII b 10 ekef
such advance agsnst the pay Any officer delinquent
particular and receiving psy which sh0nd be checked VIII
this order. GIDEON WELiEe. SECRETARY OF the nay ,rl
Itt MfoCELLANEoUs. n 49,.
The United States sarsnac arrived ct Marsr
Cal on the July for supplies aud shRht fepars
Official information reached here, today, tha1 the
States steamer Mahasks eight guns has ls Penee n
Tampico in accordance with tnsructicns feosdct y
Presidents proclamation relative 70 xaS1unisn
blockade. -. i :. - ..ad rfi a
supply steamer Memphis sailed trom York N =, -.
the cd inst, with supplies for tho Atlantic ccesf ~
ScuadrUn. ~ -. 49,, -
steamer Massachusetts, IL 10 be pat ont Of Con ~
receive boilers when she viii again Do uss
ply yesseL, ir.sl w. - 49, - stHt i1.n-t
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THE FBNIANs.

TEB PRIs ONERs IN MISSOURI RBLBAstD-A EoLLB
PROsBQUi ENTsRBD.
SPECIAL Dhpatch 10 The N. Y Tribune
ST.. LoyB Tharsdsy Aus. 20. 1896.
Tho United States Acknowledgement has issued direc
tons 10 the DstretAtorney Of tho Eastern District of
Missouri enter oe pr0ssssi in ell cases OF Fenisns
arrested in this city last Spnng, charged With completely
in the INVASION of Canada