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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09
RELIEF IN Ten MlAU -
VANS
PULMOhIC WAtEli,.


90 re original led cus p.l.bii,nsd ia 1ss7. ana
y W. 10 over intrnducrd under tbs n ~, M
w tiAeNIo AFnA Ia hi. or any ,thgr e,nnir,s III
tnei t~lno"ir Wairs cOutterf IL, INA sn,in.
s sAn " Ho"h by tn nsmo BRYAN being stamprJ on
Ihe Waters hap been before the pubjle FIR All,
HFg ysiFs anu lh immeuse saiv alta ned nt univ l.;
,nsIlA nu ln lorign countries 'uliy attest tbst h.
NuI'n IN mo icAi pfoTefiias AZ supsrinr ,
auy uihrr aticls osred flf lii. cur. # f., ,a,,, -
hfoAeniei Affections aud tbs quantity "a = W
boA is nearll dlubl that Of the many Nor'i u I1,
TO B advertised. "V'"'e's lhltA
BRYAN's PULMONIC WAfERs
cure Coughs, Cold Sore Throat. lloarsens,. A.,,,.
Datarrs, bronchitis Difcuit BrsatIiur sn,,,i i,'ia
pio9u' rams IN tn Chest, Incipient Cons am
~ az uh5a IS u the unEs. Not only aflriing ten,r,
i .eisli put eu-etln rapid aud ia.iiaR cnrs mi a
I w. y, nauseite alcoholic compounds and the ma T.
s,hal properties a. combined In form Al a,ressi,i
ali bleatAnt 10 be tsste that any child Win rtti
'AAe 'hsln. one Csc will always afford ''"4'S
RELIEF In TEN MINUTES.
To VooAtisls nd PUBLIC sFsAKEss tbssa w.t..
~ e p9eu iAIl3 Wuaolei they Will IN ona dav re,nov
~ mus severe ''easional hoarEenes-i and tlsr r,
n s ' a !, dHJs will at all TIMES, iucfense ill.,
fu"e' Anu hrAlbilty Of the c. greatly irnnrny,, ~
tohe compass an clearness, Tor which purn,sa ~
lekuiArly used hJmany professional voesIsfs ' are
very srea celebrity Of this inyaluntle r.r,ot
t.tons uh lnelled persons 10 prepare b,ss Ink
dlone, Va 'le genuine mu'
,, sec that The word, GBRYAN,n Is stamp.d an ....
~ ~ ahu 4lso Observe he fac fimlle Of tbs sIgn.,
OF lie oAietor, JOB MOSEsn an ss,t s slsuAlute
eoun'eflait lhch s gerry RSs-odsnSns napper, -
'' @ ueai. W 70 The full extent Of the law F WI
iAN 4uAhoAlc NAFzRS are for sale bv ali n.,,t,
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprielor
N1 torllanat Street New Yort
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09
THE MONEY MARlkhr.

sIAPiER oLsIoS Banker and Dealers in Fereign
kxehanee s. R.corne Finn and Nar ct rets WI ming.
ton De furnished u iih tho tll wing quota nj
one o. lock, yesterisy.--
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09
ANOTHER ACCOUNT,

New HAVEN, Jan. 1.-THE amount stolen
from the iron car of Adams Express Com
pany, on the Boston mail train, on Saturday
night, as near as can be ascertained at pres
ent, is about fifty thousand dollars The
car was probably entered while at the depot
in New York. The thieves carried off the
lock on one door of the car, and also the
locks ON two of Adams & Co. IS safes. They
left eighty thousand dollars in greenbacks
and sixty thousand dollars in Government
notes on the floor of the car. They got out
with their plunder at Croscot Bridge. The
officials of the company are investigating
the matter. The robbery was not discovered
till the train arrived in this city
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09
DR.. MARSHALL'S
CATARRH SNUFF.

DR. MARSHALL'S
CATARRH SNUFF.
This snuff has ihoroufhlY proved iselft,b ,be hos,
aueie known 0i turiug ihe tArARAH COLD IN NM IL n
aui hlApAeHR a Teen tuuid tu exc NJ ,.,,, =
,h In'hy eass 'thk EYES DfAFsE has b, en- t .v
its use. he@''' 'Hpo'ta by
1t is frafrtnt ald agreeable, and
GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
No. 10 the dull heavy p'Ds cause ty dl.a e. OF In. lie.
ne sou atons after Ising ~ ar-dsghtfal AMI ry ~
ltR u upeus aud pur-us uuf III obs 'rnrtl NJ - ~ ~ -
alt eted 'N'''" 90 'ne l'ft'
MQPE THAN THIRTY YEARS
OF sac and use qf DR NARsHALLs cArARsu A,p sx,n-
AVhh NhVFI, has pr va t. great y q lie J. , H.. = ,
higher than tefre -'' " '''""'
y ree9mm ndrd by many Of the nest ph,sl.t.
where, 'a'''pn eNery-
READ THE CERTIFICATES OF VIII lLEsALE pRrG-
Usrs IN 1854.
The undersigned. having for many ye,,. h,.,
lta.'~l WIN nH MAJ sHAll's CATAhRH A,p lIR,b,o ~
.HtEr anu e'id a. cur Wholesale tr.d cbs,,,j,
ulnl We Itliev' It tp 10 equal ia every rrs eef N
Iseoiuendatons gwen 1t Tor III. cure Of a,s,rh
IA. An eohs AMI ,hl Is decidedly the best ariri~ We
h''e ever AnoWn ioral csnmon dis ,aAss OF he head
lrown lAm,ou 4 70 s ~tbcp p + P,plS,, ,nls'
- W utieI q Oo'i lsra1i Minor & Co.
t,5tI q ", " roWl- Nekessun & Il inbius
hen.hsw, kdmands Co. Al Ward g -. b w.
H. Il Hay, PertAn1, Mo. Bu b Csi.. U.s.
For sale by ali Druggists Tar d..,o-,-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09
Dllk khErIN0
\VIIL5MiNGToN CLASSICAL sEMINA-

w. a. RElNolDs ". A., PRIsolPAL.
10. sf.nd '.fm V tins 81 ol Will op,u On Mon ay,
the an Of D.ceubur. l5i5 Ia the up.pr stoty oi
re rs 'errets uui dus On MARKET strgttab We t.i .
. d. uiir 90 idftlur iuilr 4aiion be had al he,
'pie OF b1ughuian, ThOmas a 90 n.y.stf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09
THE
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CET EU( ATrD tU1tATD prrre

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from ,sr piien n Sir J Curkr. NJ D..
Fhy 'eidn Es ra 'rdinory 10 ts Quen
dis invaluable m MI Ire unf ing In the ,nre OF al
thss pa fnl and dAt US d. sns tn VII eh til IA
mae eorsfu,i, l. su' j. II mndafales ali .xc a.
ani removes Il OBJ -trt 10, fron hat ,ef eaurs ld
speedy cure ipay hs r. led ~.
10 MARRIED LADIES
4 i particularly suited. Il VIII in sb.rt time. bring
on tt m 'nthl9 perl VII REGULARITY
hfeh b tir, pr Ote noi A., tears The az r.menl
st'mp OF o eat Br sin, pev 80 nut stf ,.-.
THHss rIi HAvK NrvRs sHus ovy ~ yAtt vrsar
~ d ieriors o. 1HH - PAVE OF rArHLsl A = wHtL
svefy woman Knows thai the bloom Of h.Alih NUT
Aue win The stghiss rregulsiiiy or ohatrnrtiop of
ue m"ntss he.e tlls a. truh the " msn's friend
lu ner houf VI trial 'n4 he ohl srra pn-it ,o nd
never thlhB cur" tni rsgu aior'f npp s.sl, of ..
, r" rom Eh'ieEer esu.s. 20 mild that the sbie.t
e'u IA hem with psrtc s'rufii, ,at ~ narru In
lns Regulator ave-
lo Al ae' Nervous and sp'nd Ae.e,ilns. p,,ns
w lnr IA md Limits, 4 Tne nt 4 Eh ex..tni pst
pi l'on ot the ilesrt llgate AMI NNit.s 81 ri
w ehse cure when = ohs ms-ns vs Al ri; al
uin'nsh powerful '-ms ly, ,ir n roatan ir n, mi
ton. '"' ri h'''u'
tnl directions in lbe psmphet arouAd each package
Whieh should be careful y pres irea
SOLD BY ALL blU GtSTs
SOLE s7'ial Agent for the UAiied States snd grlt,b
Dominio,s ''''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09
RoBBnRY OF ADAMS rxpRnss.
THEIR LOSS NEARLY $500, 900.

New HAVEN, Jan. s.-To the Associated
Press:-The safes of Adams Express Com
pany, en- rOnte from New York to Boston, on
Saturday night, January 9th, were rifed of
all their contents, with the exception OF two
parcels, which the thieves in their haste
overlooked. The extent of the loss is not
yet ascertained, but it is supposed 10 be not
less than $500, 900, in money and bonds.
(Signed) H. SANFORD,
Superintendent Adams Express.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09
pAcIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP cOMPA-
TO CALIFORNIA,
IUU 7'lINd Al MtAlcAN PORTS,

IOU' ling Al MEXICAN PORTS,
AND CAERYlNG THE o. s. MAIL.
LEAyt PIER No 4e AoRru RIVER, f,ot Of Cam
every month (Ncspi wnen his d.iss flii oa SUNDAY
Ahu lheh ihe rr oiains tATuHpATl, Tor Aspl WALL
p'ny'a steam hps igon Pauaina ior SAN FRANCISCO
touching At ACAPULCO.
JANUARY.
ls-HBNRY cHAuNcEY, Captain onAY, connectlugw with
4 . sACk NMENTo. Capt CAvRsfy
ih-ATl ANTIC, C'pi, MAuaY, connecting with GOLD
EN- AGE Gtpt -
2Oth--N YoRK, Cant. gonNnn. connecting with CON-
! sf.IuilVN, Capt FAASswoRtH
O. Dp'ttnsv' ot 1t and 2ift connee; at Panama with
stamtis f,f llTll PACIFIC pOR s. Tho of tho lei
touch At MANZANlLLo.
Inn rsH rAssAoH RATS N CURRENCY.
FIRST Cabin
stsohu Nanin' 400
S'oei'he ..,.."....... 100
discount Of ONE oUARtER from steamers rae,
allowed 10 second cabin aud .eersge passengers Win
families Also an -liowaree nj dNE Qu K En- on
n,'uhn i','s ety mon aud ih,ir fnlits school
FARE ''"''"''0 u'''AA's''' HALF
Que llut d'ed POUNDS baggage aowtd ,eh adult Dag
sR-unsiefs Hesompapy gage h,ous h. snd ateni 70
ladlet an chihieu without male pfnteetois Bag,R,
ffcHrl on n- dos the iAr BET re- Il NJ from ,tas IN.
oua "a II ads and passengers whu pfeler to eud down
A. oaPor ess.d 'ars,Oi ard Aieieiue and at.
itame " II ie place on m. liua ,nus,v lat ises
10 10 tH1 'ie4' nv uSLA Ns 10 AsrINwALI wa ma
lor Pas age Tickets az ufth.r t,ctn,tio, .,,iv a,
W. v'apau' e ti ofirp cn lie Mh,tt tOor ~ c.
NAL - o., NoRlh EiNEt NEW y X
!'""-sm e. ". Co. BtiLQMs, Agent.
Mhs. AMELIA 1t. PETERsON,
No. $40 MARKET STREET,
tNtAtd.er to the y nnlj
wlLMtNGroN, DELAWARE
BfAp'h oflav suoa.
nousr fnASlslllNd TORE.
No 's9 caE'srr sssrr -Ini.ADsruiA, "a,
KITCHEN U1ENslLs.
clio HES N6iNGERS
TouDLr SETS,
uATEhS.
LET RID LL Cons carr AND ,UlAR
l,E tRE'M lDttZlR-,
Blnb CtGES
Door MAJ AsKLls.
FABLE 'tAIS, BhuS.Ls
FkA HtR BUSTERS,
NrHlN KING, BRACKETS
tcu1Cll rLAlb GOODS
o.. EE MAJ rLfs " IN c Ds.Ks,
hNt vhE
iiLGANT oaN MhN T. 9oobs.
- h. rKufis.
ri TED wARts,
J"sl ut,v d. eHriion
4 Rs. a. IL. PETERSON,
No. $40 MARKET STREET,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09
: SuHscRIPrIoNs no MEssns. rIcx

= ENTEh. I7VIVI 4
lCNon led aitsa4i,es consis iui M ina n, !,
aa'ne'lei9 ntVisw q ente Moalhly. nd oar Youne
~ VI rktt sue4' or iy hurigel e,,vsss,1s , ~"
% mos VI" be dHi, publ hereafter These alulble
Puoe mon a'e Nuily he eAie4dsd patronage Of the
Delawsre lIhle. T. ! WrNnse Va 'ue
leneIal Asent tor lhU sIata ol pnl.nnrn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09
Agricultural Implements. &c.

6AtS AAb"Aa al 4AlpltIueuLs, &C.
OO-i'artnership Notice.
We have this DAY associated with u. eo.par,n,r.t
hr r ~ iues We sa'i conduct our business \ an I,
established stsul W. C5ruer fr1nt and Malksi s-o
uader the lame AID style Of WALTON. wHA%N A t'a'
Wilmington, juy /, 1895. "''NNN'
We are now prepared To turush our rriends and - i.
pubic WIN AdklUULruHAL INIpLEMENTS a Nj
tAhMlNo MACHINERY uft4e best and mosf i,,,r,.j
con -uuciiol Washall nitnuiaeturs and k.su AZ.
Y gu Maud WtANN'S SUPERIOR NAW USEsiJPrn
FdusPAAl T., aud SlROUbs CELkBRATtn naNE
pusI AND GRIUND PLAsiLk W. solicit ~
parnnase ei our tfiends aud the public aud shall la
happs TO supply lnem on the lay or able terms All
orders shAl receive prompt and faithful attention
WALTON, WIIANN a. co.,
OFFICE AND WAREHO USE.
Nv. Corner front and Market SIS
Wilmington, jay l. 1865.
Having sold my Bone and plattar Mill 10 Me.s,s
haon Mhdnn Co.. oi this city, who will continns ti
~ thuiActut" OF Lon Dust and Ground Plaster eortia
treoinmend them to the patronage Of my former cne.
towers iees assured thar all who putrhase lon tben,
may ueud upon receiving the like superior ouaiitv ~
none puFt aud ur0und Plaster which haye hiIbsrtn
ma lufictuted '' t'''AeF'V
felui M sincere thanks 10 my ;risnds and n.t,ns
anu rrues eonlinu1nee oftherfyorsto my Successors
Winin,t t, 80 W. A. STROUD
''-'f' 'N'S u l'oo iuly4
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09
/ lIAcmINEItY EoR sALE.-.rmE ny

aH- Nj mo "or,a a New Ga ti. III, nr,,. r,nsi ,i ~
o. s'ih ~, :, III Eks. DRILL PRESSES, II NCHhe
~ GLI'Ek'' 1 OK Mtln iut b.,
'i-o, rat ~ iu wings auf foo. Fsoiye ana rt
60 II rs" Power PORTABLE ENGINE 'u ~
81 ~ y uu tL. pf' nsus, or Of
uA4H 4WAi, LEACH TEARNs,
ya"--S z tien or @. railate phia
~,TEAM ENGINE FOR SALE-TTv
- ,u6' % sr oliue Tor lc iuur ii h w,r . ~
i"e ~ K1'l rom NJ tri =. 4 may be ..,f Al No
suo SLGJN" sI"ke4i between French AID Walnut ST.
~ IAlkGn MlhZEL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09
UNITED PIANO MAKERS
STOCK CO.'S PIANOS.

ms Cmp'ny s composed exclusively of .ap. rior
Wot.men "n9 haze h'ld prominent D, sitlon. in san
aud Europe. '' 'n's country
Ihs Company ogmzed in 1880 has now ono NJ ,be
Ia ees! and most su crsslul III Auf,,iurles IN tbi c,
Try IseD branch teng uuuor he INN, "'s Vonh-
sun ths g. M " "hos eSIsfenes As practical ptano
% .u3o'eH 10 N to Produce an instr4m ut With
hl uNer intntsa OF tone iaty II t,url .ni H. ~ -
%, hhisi ate 'tSeni ubt without comp iuon. Th.y
uu'i lhrr mt gmenis 10 iii parts Of The Unir
~ 1"ne."f " "es lnnl,s &c, And are pr naul, or
u r r"ns some of ne 81 musical talent Al, ,nl,
distinguished men of HE c0untr, ~ '"i uiost
II must be AlIarsnt iontL b,t mai, r,t.. ,,, -,
oeen a. we'd ly 'he be,t mRuufac lr-,s Vii mn
'es' sue e'siul Whe their oau iit ne an ,e,nt ti
s'. move aud tbs mPauy iiu that thrir It,ns
euhunr a ,he excel les oi tho lats.t nIr yti nd
hvst cel ifitd ltftfuwrn De-, tAy5 al, hn,t M
ed lumber. "'''usuiy season
.iiy iinsy ,haenee The most thorough s,utny and ar.
s''ins & . su &c i'et lat uusn an, tst or .o,,
proportion teauiy u hni h. 0e a'"'t"eN o.
Ia Ii lie lIrH.ss 4 a.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09

~ or iant s.. Nv Yors
III 20 and hre. ics 81. a. nj enc o.sd
10 ~ uit"' I'd A-ent viii en-utr 10 10 c4,l I j, l,l
NN'tVH dpc.p iv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09
cELEBRATEp plANns

ld ha'lni leen 'onsr tulasd ou having II y several
Ier'si WI" hi'e se'n many Of ito nu.St pm os A. a
lend many II muat ce.eu at-i p.anst. o ,, - ~ "
olner eon iriss' rel c'nndeui eau mee the
""y ne "h' ue'i'e' To prr'hls insi elA.- Piano.
JAM ly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
ORR NATIONAL DEBT.

The fact that our National Debt was reduced more
than ONE Hundred and TtoeatyJour Millions Of Dollars
during the year which closed the 1st inst is be-
lieyed ta be without a parallel in the annals OF ma
tons Just emerged from a tremendous desolatlng war;
There is nothing like it in our own history. If we
could 90 on at this rate we should pay off the last
dime of our Debt within the next twenty years.
Every one supposed that the Debt would be largely
increased during the year just closed By the payment
of arrearages claims, suspended accounts, &C.; while
the payment of volunteers mustered out OF service
since Aug /, 1865 must have absorbed at least One
Hundred Millions of Dollars, and probably far more.
But the amounts actuay due TO contractors and on
other unliquidaed accounts were less than was sup
posed; while claims for food and other property
taken by our commanders from loyal men appear
to have been scrutinized with adequate rlgor.
Despite the great reduction OF taxes and the
extra bounty just voted to our faithful defenders
it is now clear that our Debt is not likely
10 exceed the ascertaiued amount. For, while
some claims and arrearages remain to be paid, there
are some Millions now due from Southern railroads for
rolling stock, &C., sold them by the Government,
most of which will ultimately be realized; while 1t is
most unlikely that 50 many claims suspended ac-
counts, &c, remain to be adjusted as have already
been settled and satisfied And while the great re-
duction of taxes just effected must make large
hole in the receipts Of future years, we trust this
will soon be filled by the increased production Of
many articles still taxed and by the augmented eih-
cheney of our taxing machinery. Cotton and Tobacco
will pay far more in the ensuing than they did in the
last year; Income will probably pay morei so Will
the receipts of Railroads Theaters, sc. And II Con-
gress had seen fit to reduce the tax on Whisky from
so to 80 cents per gallon, we believe that article
would also have paid more. The present tax Is so
high that it is more generally eyaded than paid.
On one point, Secretary MCulloch will not permit
us to understand him. Why he should persist IN
keeping so large an amount as Sl37 S32 in the
Treasury while he is paying interest on Slls 47O
of Temporary Loan is our standing perplexty; and
now when his heavy Income Tax is about to come IN,
| his doing it seems to US a grave m5demeanor lie
/ ought to have paid of at least SlOO'OOO,oOO
moro than he did up to the lst inst;
thereby decreasing by some S5OOO,OOO the annual
interest Of the Debt and bringing its principal below
~ 700 600 900. Money that has been used IN paying
| of our Debt can neither be embezzled nor used to
initiate specula,ions; or, if il be used the Govern
ment is nowise responsible. How much longer must
We ask why the Treasury balance is not reduced and
the National Debt paid OIL to the arthest extent con-
sstent with the prompt satisfaction OF all current de-
mand,l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06

The Atlantic Telegraph puts us, this morning, in
possession Of European news reaching to Saturday,
August 4. The most important intelligence concerns
the progress Of the peace negotiations between Aus
tria and Prussia. As was generally supposed, the
former power agrees to withdraw from the German
Confederation. Prussia does not, however, insist
upon demanding the reconstruction Of the whole OF
Germany under her leadership, but restricts
herself to the States north Of the River Main,
leaving all the States south Of that river to
establish an independent Union. This latter body
would accordingly embrace the Kingdom OF Bavaria
6 S07, 4i0 nhabtants), the Kingdom of Wurtemberg
U..iS, 32S inhabitants), the Grand Duchy of Baden
U,4J.75i inhabitants) and "A part OF the Grand
Duchy Of HesseDarmstadt. The Prncipaties OF
Hohenzollen IIechingen and acknowledgements
gen, which at present belong to Prussia, well as
the Principally of Lchtensten (7,I50 inhabitants),
also lie within the bounds Of this Southern Conedera
ton. Altogether the proposed Southern Coniedera'
ton would number upward Of 100000 INHABITANTS,
leaving about an equal number to be united with
Prussia.
1t is safe to say that the proposition will greatly
disappoint the National party throughout Germany,
which will only be consoed by the hope that, the two
Considerations once established the pressure for COM
plete union will soon become irresistible.
The ccssiOn cf Venetia is, Of course, embraced in
the basis of peace We see that the Italian papers
generally assumed that in view Of the non'lnterfer-
cnce of France in the war the cessOn of Veneia be-
came void, and that that province continued to be
regarded By Austria as an Austrian aud by Italy As
an italian province We shall soon learn whether
the new agreement confirms these views by ceding
yenetia directly to Italy. Southern Tyrol Is not
mentioned, and its cc5,iOn to Italy was, therefore,
probably not pressed.
Austria OF course, abandons her claims to Schle''
wig.Ho.tcn, which will now probably be annexed
to Prussia. 1t Is generally expected that the Prus'an
Government, to concilia,o the Scandinavians, will
retrocedc the northern districts of Sohleswig to Den
mark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
GENERAL SUMMARY

Cen Sheridan has is,Ged order the effect that martial
law will be continued enforced in New Orleans so as "a
may be required for the Of the peace aud tic pro.
lection OF life and property DIR. Dose died yesterday az
4pm.
The statement Of the public debt dated the Is, Of Augus,
shows that the total debt is s04i6GOs while amount in
the Treasury $751; the amount OF the debt over aud
above the cash in the Treasury being o. de.
of $50 5s in the total debt is shown By the state
nent since the last statement made on the ls Of june
The Treasury Department has issued circular for the
aon Of the customs accrung from cigars and tobacco
the new Internal Revenue law also circular
special under the act Of July 49, by which licenses
abolished and special taxes substituted therefor.
-Four convics made their escape from Sing Sing prison on
Saturday while the guard at the quarry asleep They
possessed themselves Of citizens clothes and dosd their
striped uniform. They still at large
meeting held in Norfolk Wednesday fos the
purpose of appointing delegates Philadelphia Coaren
tion.
The old Moysmensing Hall in Pbiadelpha which was
recently taken cholera hospital burned Saturday
An indignation meeting had been held the day before
named Poole murdered In Newark on Saturday
morning BY named Ira Mum. the proprietor Of hotel
Poole entered the house with fends and dispute aross
between him and Mum about prepayment when the latter
stabbed Poole with knife in the breat blade
almost to the heart The victim fingered until m Mum
Is In custody.
An officer Of the FTeedmens Bureau 10 Jackson parish La
was murdered recently by highwaymen.
The Hon. Ezekiel Whitman late Justice OF the Maine
Supreme Court died the LIST inst aged 90 years at East
Bridgewater. Mass
The Governor has appointed =. Snodgrass Of New.York
aud Gen John b. VanPeen OF Fairfield Herkime Countv
Commissioners to act regarding Of
Soldiers Cemetery at Antetam.
the fifth days session Of the Dental Convention at BO
Saturday decided to adjourn TO- morrow (rue,
day. to meet at Cincinnati the last Tuesday of july 1867
Two and bali miles Of the Union Pacific Railroad were laid
oBthe Sd inst.
The Franklin cotton mill seriously injured BY fire and
large quantity Of cotton burned at Cincinnati Oh Saturday
Loss 10000 factory used for the manufacture of knit
jackets at Cumberland. Albany County, New.York wa.
totally destroyed by fire on Saturday. Los, 100000 H.
surance. $4,000.
The Secretary ofhe Treasury has been besegsd by parties
entitled the 600 additional compensation granted By the
last session Of Congress all those clerks who received saar
Of 81 400 under during the fiscal ending june 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06

The warmest partsens Of Austria ara compelled 10
admit the superiority Of the Prssans. The Gazette
Of augsburg, one of the leading organs Of Austrian
policy, conicsses that the Prussian victories were not
only due to the efficiency Of the needle gun but to
le superior intelligence Of the Prussian oiicers The
Austrian correspondent Of The London Times states
Tat the Government the necessity 81 reoTgln'z'
ing the infantry.
The Austrian army has greatly suffered from tia
effects Of nepot,m IL the appointment Of incompetent
generals, one Of whom Clam-Galas who was aQ'
pointed by the Government notwithstanding the pro.
test Of Bonedek. ~ be contaminated for unmii-
iary conduct in one Of the great battles Of bohemia
The people in Vienna deeply feel the weakness OF
their Government, that on the departure Of the En-
press from Vienna the people in the suburbs loudly
expressed their admiration and preference Of the Prn'
sian Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
TEE IR2sH VOTE.

We are accused Of having, jointly with the National
Congress endeavOred to barney the Irish voters "a
charge which We. can bear complacentiy. Let those
journals, Democratic and otherwise orGlns of the
Administration, show the use Of prOs.tUng the
neutral Laws and Obligations of this country in A
supercUccable desire to please the enemies of Irish
liberty and our own, and We shall revoke that just
opinion ofour diplomatic Oloiousness which The World
Lpleased to term "blamey." We gave earnest counsel
to our Irish icow.citZeni aglins. the Fenian move
men as one likely, to bring much slaughter and no
liberty; but we did not insult their cause call every
one thief who endeayorcd TO strike blow for
his native land Il does not need 10 be said that
there is great difference, every day growing wider
between those Rebels of the rum.hoes who few years
ago threatened to burn down the Office Of THE rRIB
uyg and the ranks of earnest rishmen who sincerely
believe in the progress and brotherhood of their race
and all races When Congress gave its SYM
patty to Ireland il did than what it had re-
peatedy done for the cause of other suffering nation
aties Hungary, Greece and South America and for
the oppressed poor Of our own country. II intelligent
Irishmen come TO understand at last that the best
friends of Irish liberty and advancement are those
who. in the name of freedom everywhere,
ask "all rights for all" in this country,
we shall not be dissatisfied or disappointed.
Several of the Irish organizations have al
ready spoken, as became them, in favor of impartial
freedom here as well as at home; and, should the
mass of our Irish fellow citizens take profit by the
example, they will do no more than heed the manly
words of Mr. President Roberts who lately counSeled
them not TO lend their aid to the oppression OF any OF
their fellow men, whatever be the color of their skin