davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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TRANSFORMATION.
0NLT DIRECT Line TO FRANCE

VI nv ~ '
General Transatlantic Commands
NAl1. EIEANRH1Pb BETWEEN NEW YORK ASp
nAERE. CALLING AT BEEsT.
TIE splendid rev Ftsses ii This t3yoffte rputr I'M
The CGnroent wtu sail noE F1ef No. &c. North FHva.
fof1nEk:
FEREIRE-..,.......D ...Daehne....Sc-ernoer II.
VILE Pc fAfio. .e0l mont .Decemoerl-
EEE0fEs--. lA1Af1E. .. December Is.
ST. r.1ACREST....--B -Bocaztl. .pt,:sELLts "a
PRICE or PASSAGE IN COLI.
fTs Cabin, f1H; Seroud Cable. so, including san4R
vine tn either tl4s4.
he sttzers d this line DO net ea.zJ sseez.xe g<>
scnEer1- . ~
Psssenxe1s tutEodiEe 70 Land \. BKEsT su be mr.
rlthc. wtt r4il-o1d coupon tlcksts t1ete
checked y P1E1a, II sddera charge ct = bT trss
And ~ for kreoCd c.aHS-
Mtdtrsl attendance tree OF ctArEe- -
Eos taEttsr in12rH a4is' s2nls, II GotSaso q To
Se@ TcEk, 70 GEO. MACKENZIE Agent. ~ BsGa6-
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~
cpniIaAAsCc,

Aed ~ soeh NJ fcy EuaranteE TeY f.el II rsces-
pH.EnIArly 70 GAIL the Atsenaan Of patcnL.ri q
0e Hoote 0aoemArf ~ their designs hare bten NJ
NadS initiated. These Goods en- univ D.
Mleured Hnm fespous1nle cealaf1 thsuur honf thr
, 1866-12-10

fFFlCE OF THE CHICAGO &ALr
~ 1ot RAn koAo Cs4rAxY. Cu1cAao. Dec. 5 t8s4
, 1866-12-10
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
mOSETAR L.

SATrIpAr ESEStxG, DeeemhcrS.
The following Is :hc statement OF tho business
Of the Clearing House Tor the week Cndfng to-day:
, 1866-12-10

G:HEAEE-kales Eesr: tc to feaor It slsc-
Hl1.kl ~ IEES-Ecceir ed. $40 brts Ehipp~.d. SIS
bril-. Aatktt cull. No demand ~ha::ser. the arc
InnnFa that the retail u supplied By uiti: dts
ullatlor. l5ouGtd u nouaI1a n 1t aN15lc.
HOpN-Nark ke. qu1et and ST. adJ u 1aazAc tor Weat-
eEn ii tcc. .1---I.- -
HAY-Is quiet and easier. The dt1utsa14 captred
, 1866-12-10

EtsGe-Aie IN beft.s supply And 1A7e so1ef. paal
cTt we're onet1nx freely Today 1t tS<fE, with Al
calionAl esIe II Sar.
FRUITS AND NETeAThete u 10 important
chang 10 note Ii ihIs nraorh Of fE11e. There Is \
s,sady n:r demand for the better varieties Of noth
Greer Drt. Frulta and pr!rca are !e sustained
ali Around. Winter App1es are little dan }1st DOW,
bat. With not N cxuayak1at tup1lJ IN Ia ra,tsS
, 1866-12-10

OELTley AND Dt;ANE-sa1es wc1e: dozen
Do a1 sa: sas7s. a. = stoa: Is aozca % Il s3S;
A5a: - RE ore.:ed Turkeys At ike; 100 IS % q
1oe: go =. 90 - i4e duzen drt.eta buexs Il = ~
Iu1sn PTaulc thlcktna at Fist: 10 dozen Qaa!:s at
t:.2s: do,sn d. st s?9; @dozen Rabbits at tiS;
PKnE ii issNs- !iceirrd. 4So ns Cured Neat,
and &zQ as Lafo; shipped, st SO rs Curcd McstA
~ lis Ecrf. ios EI's tosk, $50 =. Las.a.
% -" Pnr..asFsts s. t ttts act!Es II nd II Teeat r.
*I: 20 hi: ls.t sytE.n: q 1850 sa,h eo3 nris
f1s.sA cnth, -. =
tsrern alcAteQaitt and unchanged. Sales we're;
3,.t0 H.Ms nj &c DEL; l.aoo shoulders 1T Sc del.
Cut alcnie-:1oo rs shou.dtrr. u days in salt. at
6acy packed: t0tE0 Es HANS, rubbed IN SAT- Al sac
, 1866-12-10
] he 1olloT1n& 3fe the current rAte$-
ELR&ISG PHfCKs-

{Atr1 b.trtk-Ffct, fat, weIf.fo.ule,t. ttos
ycaFs old stee:s, and averaging LOO ns
80 ~ npnatda- -ts-E1aa
Turned eteeFA Averaging from L1oo 70
1;;@ -, s.7sa
eEas.. loooa1 ,9o at a;:..:...:..:.....:. 5.oai
CosE 1t fore eiIy slaughter, aud AvesAg-
inS tGs1 go - hss..,-.::..::..: -. 4.oos
1e*h. AJMsElnE aGG LlO0 As, At...-.,,,,. AfSs
Jnttrfor-Lteht and thin Coxr and Steert.
rough and cozrac. ~ erashg 6SaQtsN 81,
, 1866-12-10
.3f0r the DnIlDlps.

4 @HRtSTMAS AND NEW YEARS
GREAT WATEa SALE
On the pCpulaF onepf4cr Ll1o, giving eFtr3 patron
Ear dboEe brd reliable " tos the low p:iEe CT
Tea Do]l4sN. E1thopf regAfl TO : Iuc. and nok
be pnid fos unless per tfctty s411st4etoryt
, 1866-12-10


The scccph for this week and last compare u ioI-
lows:
isseeipH ihM week trs
1seCtlp4 lazt week
Receipts uorr this Heek................. a 81
a. compared with tae corresponding week in 1850
nc nnd ~ fo1loWa:
i.sCs!pN thU N,
hece1p4 bf f1me period Ia tsss,.........,,.., KlT
ssceipH more lh1e 3If
Rsesnts EeeeisGa ~ since 1an;easy &4B
heerlrH fcf FAME time In nN
lnemAskct this week has shown mora sctlrtty thAu
during the week preceding, but prices have ruled
1ovfF The rccepts Al will bc secn have been lassely
In e1eof those Of last Week. bul such has bceu Inc
character Of the demand that alt-Eith the exception
ot lew stock Hogs-were closed ont With coosinued
uniAForabae advces from tho East ADD undur The lib
ef Arrivals. ptions during carrier part Of the
week continued to roredr and up to THURSDAY noon
reduction Of bad pccn suffered but II tas tine
reaction at In and The decline noted aboyc vas IN
measure recovered paekers bare been tt principal
operators, lc:s than o head going into The hands Of
thppc1t Ct5 butcher haze taken the usual supply,
At tho close the op ion 70 bt pretty scncrsly
entcttarcd that with largo receipts prices next gtck
VIII SO dowe With crash there arc os at the -.
fcEs packing hou'es in this city unslaustsered from
1oca TO L efn he.d@ Droye1s viii do well = shI wltn
this fact Ia view.
There wan brtsk demand to-day, and all the otle,-
inSA. enarselnE about go head wcsc quickly eiosed
ont. al sStA96Do for Food TO extra Hogs sseraEtng
osH so ns, an* sassss.6o for common to ,aetiutp
Er1de1 These were divided between packts7 and bur-
CT for The Boston MARKET
The closing prices r this week and Last compare u
fbilo~8;
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CS1oa srocK TAKn uH 1Aetk.

Arrival aud Departure Of Walls.
The following Is the new table fos The arrival
and departure Of mails from tic Chleaeo Post
Once for tbs winter, md now In uun:
, 1866-12-10

Every p tron obtsIns Watch By ihls arr1nxemenf.
costing 5ut s1o, hle II nay be worth s.a 70 pxra-
Atty kEp m.
N-sTs. j. nsrk'nx L Co.s Gre.t Union Watch CO.,
New YORK s.ty. Iah TO tnmeclAieiY t!sr,xn Of the
above E.g-icert stock. Ctrsi=czsrs lasnns tne ar
ne.% are pt.c-u in eea!ed envelopes sad well ml1ed-
;!aea,e, apen E.yHsns .. Tn Do,an .hsshes II o
Ct orr c. .ttreate4 e1ttls 1ou sse ast,cled E1A
thersa, upou paJren. Irrespective OF It's worth, and
Article valued le+s Eaa S10 tamed ou any er-
hcasE tt1 III II once b sen ta2t tals u no Lottsy.
suta etzaixhrasw atA -Eatinztn trses1rtioc. which
may be participated n ~ Lhe t4sth.lntAt
A Atiasls Cezuseats xtC b AL pJ All past paid
tsree sed elegant pr=sniu tsr N e1ty-L1 ard n.ore
1s1saas pr pse@iqm or t!o ene aad,sa *aa a;oss ~
ploJmexf this u oppcrtEatsy. i..1n.tc-
ly ncactkd husness daily AI.tcrlcet hI tar 6e1crn
E.ept, and orer b. ct11! .crpt.y- 1fy u1
ttffrra. L. Hd-EIiAG 4 CO. 70 Bros lar. " Y.
, 1866-12-10

RAtc. from Chicago to- cssss. elisa c1sss. F1our.
S:::ss;; s. Al II Is : III III
IE:i|s;;:;ss:::::: IS E
s.k:, sGMKd ed ses,5, ss's sen9e tas H.
wSss-lo VIZ r. hsis 81 as s;so REo w1s71
ssS.se' tis$: ieo &: q i in e9a j. Z
&: e: sfhsess VI q;
i.EAT1ness!,ts, 4 = 9 ee sh!opsa: s:as b.
i sfs ssls sss q IS s.
:,NSs: % s. q \ ssel :.oo r 80. 4 tLs;
aS ea 8 s t Is 81 g So as
r,ss s,; ;. :, S oas p :, - e q i
IN Is ;e;ss :; ";
tetcslne figures hut fssS At the speculative
;:;;; : + i G:s :'s; -;
S1gs y cS :. "a .pa SSna ss,'ers * with
"a AZ: .Etst!;ta: : 'i::a Ss; :s,eeca ls; eu x.r,
S e e, M l. 4 d. s eS E. 4 e M
= :: :sssss = = ssss s
I'll sas aH III :n.Fes ID ID
AsHF~-xosa,rs. ua.
s; Il +, !. for round 'os
HKSis u C01tS- SosaiHsi :: 400 aaarom.
Celnoo md lnfsTter deAfr1ptsops eonti9a. aaI Nd
=. fs 'ss sss tao' = ri
Sess slst, :, .t :aesssss ~ Fr es+ NJ. =.
asusity il - demand. We quote Is a,!laxs: -.
Sno1ef 2 Nl
Sessnnn s;esa sae ,;,3n. -
Prime . i Is
=. S e sss ass. = @ .ssss Z
es. S'se a. .es = s: decline
National bu. srs ness Observation-Disclosures. g %
hsisG ii:lss; !; 1 - r. g ::::::: So So
sis ssss !: sstsss SO
3sass:ssssa. < .'::::::::: : $ 5 s
HAITI NIUE. 90 ......----.....-.-.-.--... Na9
E:s'sssA E.ss ss g :::::::.:::::::::::::: IS
$50 ,,zra End 80
sp4insssid, g g ....: @ sa
Es.isssI =. No. g
s::s' kn'fs Is s's' ma 'as '''SF' - .'tsa,' an -
lao evmu'co t. fstf ..........ns9Hxe
ka ie' isl1 .rstnt Il Z csocs IS
ss1urnAAGE~sa'esr resrs q" 1ari 1'eres st
CnEESE-The aocks arc liberal .nd Nth Light
dcMshd exacEs ostr.ns ,hei. Soods Il .lsht Il
s9ss Ss Yot nas. 1esasSl hs saa q r. aus
Eaeory ttntuos}.,
Mts:s:a i: s;t
.sVs assrn st.tss; 49,.
1hcsels fell fuI pg and CIR dnnaansas M prices
-Rseotneld...-........... nns nn
cs1v..aaDohs,.1 Hin. " Nv
g 2aas.i..:::::::::.::: 2Sasz s:.k::::. is ssss
Sn.rMEa-..'..--.'-..'- I'VE
, 1866-12-10

closing at l:7. There Wis no eonnte, .uan1
Silver ~As Nominal At 1s5ll2S-the u2pet for
arcc pleces.
The following table shows the daily range and
closinG pkiec Of Gold during the veek:
, 1866-12-10
Business GarnB.

dressed HOG8l
STENCILS AND WEIGHT LISTS
Furnished Efata Hlrhest EuArket prizes gn.,sute II
FTuIapt frturns ado Coyrtapondeece eAf{eited
REDMOND CO. Genr Comm Nerrh't4
- WAshlhxtoGrSt, Chicaxp IN.
, 1866-12-10
CHICAGO LClIHEK 1IARKET.

SATrEpAT EEKSISo, peeeubcrs
The rrccipts and shipments during the p.ss twenty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31
Painful Rumors Concerning the
President.
THE CITY UNDER MARTIAL Law
Maior-General kautz Military
Commander
Kistery Of the louisiana Convention
Of 1864.
a Loyal ACCOUNT.
spesal Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.

speeisl Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON Monday, July 90 iseG
The following special dispatches were received this
rsering at this Bureau from TIE TRIBUNE Bureau at
NeW-Oheans:
NEW ORLEAss, July 3O-i p m.-fhe Convention net
Mt 10 o'clock, and opened with prayer On the roll
beinc called &C members answered to their names. On
motion Of r. King Cutler the Sergeant alarms was d
5eoted to ares; and bring in absent members eolored
procession bearing Gag fred into by Rebel mob
snd one man killed. terrible not is imminent There is
intense excitement all the stores closing up. The
Governor has called on the military TO protect the Con
Tenton and loyal citizens from the Rebel mob.
1870 D. m-A terrible and bloody riot is progressing.
Pistols are Snng all round and from where am writing
saw two negroes shot, The Mechanics Institute, where
The Convention is in session has been stormed by the
mob and several negroes killed. The riot progressing
with frightful results.
1870 m.-The President ard other members of the
Convention have been arrested by the police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31

WASHINGTON Monday, July w. lc'O
Special Dispeteh to The n. Y. Tribune.
The news of the riot in New0reans has created ire
mendous excitement here tonight All kinds Of rn'aoi
are aHoat Up TO nearly midnighp nothing further
has been received from HE TRIBUNE b"re"u AZ new
Orleans Tho storm hs- pat nc-wires out OF order.
ACOl p-.tcr Of New-orleans telegraphed to the At
General Of Louisiana TO arrest every man engaged
in setting up new Government; that I've have seen
the President and he will do all that can be expected
"Call upon the military for aid"
These dispatches that the United States military
are TO be used break up the Union Convention and aid
Mayor Monroe and his tribe Of rioters. dispatch dated
to-day p. No. states that the hall in which the Con-
yention was being held has been bacaed and none Of
the members can escape arrest.
The Executive Committee Of the Coored Leagues arc
in session here and declare the scenes Of NewOeans to
be rsenaction Of those Of Memphis They propose to
insist on an immediate investigation Of the Affair." beev-
ing from the tenor Of their dispatches received that the
Mayor Of the city nsgatcd the riot and keeping it up
Considerable excitement prevails about the hotels where
the news is just being generally known.
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NINTH DISPATCH.

M-The fearful work continues IL is not known
low many persons in the building Arrests continue
70 be made by the police, and the crowd continues tC
gather in force.
Alfred Shaw and John Henderson, r, not killed
as reported but badly wounded The latter is not expected
to live. The excitement has generally subsded and the
utmost order prevails. Mayor Monroe previous TO the
riot had an interview with Gen. Baird and asked assistance
Gen. Baird consented but the troops came after the dis
urbance was over. The following has just been Issued
by the Mayor
Whereas, the city is in state of great agitation ars
ing out Of the not precpated by revolutionary faction;
and whereas il is absolutely necessary that order be
restored and violence suppressed therefore, John T.
Monroe, Mayor of the City of New-0reans do call
such citizens willing TO assist in maintaining the
vue5 90 sgss az ;5 I City s ssi ths dnv at me- to be
sworn es extra policemen. No not holding my au-
thorty will DO allowed to make any arrest All good
citizens with the exception of those Duty requested
retire 70 their homes and assemble in crowds in the
streets JOHN T. MONROE"
All the ock.ups are filed with the crested rioters,
and the hospitals with the dying AID wounded The city
perfectly quiet The crowds the different thorough
fares near the Convention building have all been dis
persed at the point of tho bayonet and artillery planted
within sweeping range
TENTH DISPATCH.
Ereang.-Gen. BAIRD has issued proclamation de-
clarng martial law.
Richard Cerus, child Of Dr. Cerus was killed aeciden
tally when passing Of the Medical College DR. Dastie
was MORALLY wounded in the abdomen, and has other
wounds in the head.
John Henderson's wounds are NOT mortal Eruswasthc
only white person killed All the rest were negroes
The following has just been issued;
HDoRs DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA
NEw-ORLEASs L.. Monday. July 80 lsC6
GENERA 0RpERs No. 6In CONSEQUENCE Of the notorious
and unlas u proceedings OF to-day martial law Is proclaimed
in the City Of New.Orleans.
Brevet MajOr-Gen. A V. KHu,S Ia appointed Military
Governor Of the city.
He win make his headquarters In the City Hall and bis
viii be INFINITELY obcyed every particular All civil
unctionares will report at 70 Gen Ksu, and be IN
srnetcd in regard such duties they may be requested TO
perform.
BY order of MAJOR Gen. Baird.
NAIBAyHL. BURBANK
FirstLicut. and Acting Asst Adj Gen.
Top m.-The city Is quiet and every citizen at home.
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Painful Runner. nsou, the Pre.isen.

Special Dispatch TO Tie N y Inhnne
WARRINGTON. Monday, July 90 ls6G
Dispatches have been received here fom New-Oreans,
dated as late as 6ooloek stating that the not IS at ITS
hight The President las been applied 10 for permission
to declare martial law but has refused stating that the
civil authorities have sufficient power il moi, then the
military shall aid them.
This telegTaphed TO that city by New Orleans ed
itor now here hint to the Mayor that the President
would sustain him his scheme Of breaking up the Union
Contention. An application TO the White House for
verfcaton Of the above fact further than
that the editor had had an interview about 81 O'Clock this
evening" and he might possibly have borne away the I'M
preston that the President in full sympathy with the
Rebel purposes though he did not 50 express himself nor
intend TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31
The mar.yrsd UaIeni.,, DR.. A. r. Dosiie.

DIR. A. i. DOste, one OF the victims yesterday III
of Rsoe hate audmaic had for more than 20
years been resident OF that city where hs pracced the pro-
fessoa Of dentistry had gained for himself during hls
residence in that city by his heart and geaa temper
the sympathy and esteem OF host OF friends
To loyalty that answering ana undying, be added
feal,sness IN the expression thereof that won tAe respect
and admiration OF friends and the intense hatred OF cuemes
His native ability and executive talents secured for him, on
the organization Of loyal government for LOUISIANA the
nomination and election TO an important state omce-tha' OF
Audor-wbch he filed with credit to himself and profit to
the Stale.
Ioyaty at that tre was recognized fact In the State at
least BIZ the lamen,ed Lincoln and not merely
made odou but felt Itself to be odous But under The new
regime when rebels given heir rghn and oyaists de
pryed OF ~ these latcr OF course len OUT ostraced
politically aud socially and nothing remained Tor the them
but conemptons silence among rebel emigration Doste
chose 10 remain.
Not many weeks ago the writer spent social hour with
him and among things spoSe Of the reSssenbng Of
Ito Convention OF 1861 and told US OF the threats that had
been freely made toward himself and other loyasis CT New
Orleans. lie did not seem to attach mno importance to them
but still he said blood would probably be she'd and that be-
being prominent ssi with some others might be killed
lie spoke calmly Of il Of any other contingency OF the fn
tore.
At the time his fine intelligent counenance gowed as
idea Of shedding his blood for the he had so much
at heart unpleasant him His face Ii. With
that cordial cheerful smile that every that knew him WI"
80 well and so long remember. Words that then little
credited have become prophetic and for him fatally rnn
Tic Rebel, have asurely done their deed for Of ell men
in Louisiana there they cordially hated a. Dr.
A. T. Dosiie lie has fallen noble sacrifice TO the great
cause OF human liberty.
The History Of Reorganization in Louisinnn'
THE MOVEMENT or 1863
4 movement for the reorganization Of State Gov
eminent Ia Louisiana was made early in the lf6l Tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31
A CoPpERuRAD ACCOUNT.

The .NcE-Or'eaRs Times extra says that the not was
occasoned by one of the freedmens professions this
morning showing white and tripping him. The
police supposed the man bad been struck, and adj
vanced and arrested the supposed assalnnt They were
me; with voley Of pistolshots bricks, Sc, which at
once induced general alarm, and hence the bloody ira
gedy that has been enacted.
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Message from Mr. Ficid-As sericas Claims sn
the British Gsve snoess.

Special Dispatch 10 The n !. hfienh~
HEARTS CONTENT, MONDAY. July DO. 1864
vALrxnA asp m.-staart to Field: Congratulate you
and your fellow citizens your pe:s success Areyou in
satisfactory electrical communication with Newfort and
other cities, How soon are you likely 10 be sol
VALENCIA 57h July.-s,uar aud Gisss to Pisld we In
tend opening the line TO public morrow morning and 50
Mace Oeyond question all parties on equal footing.
FRIDAY NIoar--In tho House Of Commons on Aono"S
night Lord Stanley said the Cabinet were anxious 10
any Irritation arng Of cases connected with tho war De-
tween the North and The South 49,
II the claims were presented By the American Cabinet the
English Government intended to issue royal eOnr'" to
INQUIRE into the neutrality laws aud, possible TO revise
them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31
Marine Disaster.

TAsrPoRr Me-. Monday. jay 80 is'e
The brig Areomede, with load OF nay, ron ric W.
10 pe,nhroke went ashore yesterday at bOe' head ~
vessel has gone 10 pieces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31

PRINCETON n j., Monday July 90 lslt.
The steam saw aud planning mills of Martin VOORHEES,
in this place was destroyed by fire this morning Loss
$1,000 insurance $4,000 in New-loFk and Jersey Cay
Offices. The lumber firm Of Mr.. voorhees, q Co. loses
Al 900; not insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31

BuFFALo, Monday. July 80. ls66.
The steamer City OF Buffalo. which arrived acre on
saturday evening from Chicago. caught ire this noon
@ entirely except aboa, bushels which
had been unoaded The FIRE communicated to the sturgss
elevator which 1. now burning win be total loss I'D Inc
bn.hes Of grain mostly Data The loss The ELEVATOR aud
grain s estimated at Se50ooo The steamer City OF Buffalo
sd NJ 900 bushels hoard The beat valucd nt
Els OOo and insured for $4,000 She owned by e. ::
osser The Sturgcss Elevator 10 owned ny Mr. stuges oi
Chicago and parties in Albany. The Is spreading to
H. Hses yard II IS difficult 81 access for the
nrin 4 acrn the RuffIld Crcek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31
AUSTRALIA.

Sydney (Australia) advlces report California Wheat
6s per bush Chile Wheat 5l6 W.. ,.s,..,..
more 6mness In consequence Of the continued dv season
The wheat crop at Melbourne reported 5000 tuns larger
that NJ last wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31
cable saIu,e in Besses.

Bo.rox Monday July 90 1905.
Gov, Bullock has ordered salute Of 100 guns W
he fred on Boston Common to-day to celebrate the eehf
iion Of the Atlantic Gable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31
A REBEL ACCOUNT.
lFrOh the Associated Press Reporter

FROM the Associated Press Reporter
NEw.oSKAxs, Monday July 30. 1866.
large nuwber OF negroes armed in every conceivable
manner but principally with clubs assembled to-day
in front of the Mechanics Institute The recalled State
Convention mas not yet net. The proclamation of the
Mayor is being well observed by the whites.
sEcoxD DISPATCH.
NEW ORLEANS, July 80 noon.A fearful state Of ex-
eiteeD. prevails in this city The police behaving in
the most exemplary manner, aud trying to prevent ih-
ing and mobbng w r. Fish has been drawn out of the
Convention and carried TO the lookup by double guard
Of police amid the cheers Of the popuace, and cries Of
HRang him. The excitement throughout the entire
city is unbounded
THIRD DISPATCH.
IPM-The President of the so-called Convention OF
1864 and the members thereof being one by one arrest
ed and confined little order and quietness now
prevail
FOURTH DISPATCH
LOOP MA procession Of negroes, with flags flying and
drums beating while marching toward Mechanics Insii-
fute were met By some whites who repused after
sndeayorng to disperse them. Several shots fred
but no one was hurt The Convention met at LEO ?.
Tweny-sx members present There has been 10 in
serference with the Convention yet The military will DO
srdered out at once
FIPTH DISPATCH.
l:45 M.-The most intense excitement prevails
all over the city, Individual firing is going in Com
mon, Canal and Dryalessts Three negroes have been
killed on Dyades-s and two on Commorst. Two whites
psrcporel wounded. An immense police force is out
and using all possible efforts to qaell the riot.
SIXTH DESPATCH.
2P.M-A large number of negroes, armed in every
conceivable manner but principally with clubs are assem-
bed in front of Mechanics Institute. The Convention
has met and the Mayors proclamation being well OBJ
ieryed by the whites.
s.aa SEVENTH DISPATCH. 60
3I5r MThe rioting m the city partially suspended.
ihe police surround the building where the Convention is
tsld, which is full Of negroes. The police trying to
get them out bu, the popuace very belhgercnt Dr.
"A. r.. Dosiie and Joaa Henderson, jr., kore Just ben
sroseh ootcf ne building dead and ecrrcd Qg in ccrf',
and ii is doubtful many are gotten OUT Of it alive.
EIGHTH DISPATCH.
$3.50 p. M.--rhe popnace surround the binding where
tbe Convention being held There is an immense NUN
be1 Of negroes inside and outside the building. Outside
he police and the people quickly became the masters Of
he situation and commenced 10 bcsiege the building.
ihosc insdethe building seeing themselves closely be-
segod hung ont a aagof truce wheFeupon the police as
ENDED TIE stairs protect the members Of the Conven.
iion but no sooner had they marched into the hall than
She paiesinside opened ndscrmnatc Ie upon them.
lie truce was then longer respected and every visible
S'aa IN the building Is nov being fred upon
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EasTpogT Me. Monday. jelly ID 1875
The steamer Zodiac, which went ashore Oh SATURDAY
Leuraua, has beef got Of She is not damaged into
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BANGOR Me-, Monday July 30 1856
Last night, at II o'clock the wood;shed OF The
on fire three or four places aud entirely consumed Lose
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