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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
POLICE COURTS.
THE ToMBS-ATe. 3l.-BEFoRE JUSTICE BOWLING
ACouNTIYNAN TOiIED.

TIE ToMBs-AUe 3l.-BEFoRE JUSTICE rOwLNG.
CoUYTEYMAN KolILD -
On Thursday evening, coantIymap hameu eiuI
pand smith was enoed ne rooms q Lora hsIST atd
While there robbed ci 60 m gold CON Ile nan
subsequently, arrested and slf 81 to MISSING 60,
in her possession Tae agsEaie he'll her io Ai III
Of bail ...-..,.,.
farmer named George Henry, arrested voterday 90
charge Of stealing several pawn tckei. repiesehhT W
worth Of Wafiug apparel fsom Lcn Jo2u,on' q 10 10 %,
Wnicrst part 81 tie pawn tckets we're ioah1 IN uo ~
on of the accused. md he locked ~ Tor uihl
A GENTRAL Robe y.
Henry Grur FrenchnaD emf ell ~ servant by he'r
Cen w Crawford II present stopping az the ~ bcfmah,
Hotel was arrested suspicion oi having ieeH SohgNe1
the robbery q ysllsole robe iroa tLe Oeh1L
w..n ,J y, ION bi1 Graet was nppeaed to- aad -
@ risS,9s he would get the property back robe
nae no' Siit Ton lie ct tst q vas present. frm
OF lie various battles in which he had been engaged
COTTON STEALING.
yes,,r1av y Onicer wilfason ~ the Twenty
sl1thCCiy Had net arrested Iebcdcc Yale oatiH 40
IN The employ q IN CONWAY dr. good. dealer Ne -
the Police station at ITO Cv II u, where be ADMITTED bic
guilt Capt Bracket directed Oa.ceT Wilkinson T. - u TIC
Hquof store "a Church ~. krpt by German nanea
Henry Kspotb he Oaud sccreied IN The room hies 81
bales containing 800 ueefaees Of noe cotton -,
and Rlip0tb were taken before Jufoo Dowor who con
Hi,ted them Tor exam inGiion
JEFFERSON MARKET roLicg couRT-AUG. 3I.-EtFoRE
JUSTICE LrDwITH
Az UNLICENSED JUSK.DEAtIR
Dennis Donovan was ieand ip s,,s gder am n
to his in 20 custody Jus,ee LoE tn lined him or aro''
tion Of the corporation ordinances -
TAILORING AFTER a NIw fAsHi"S
Patrick Rooney OF West rwcHiyslIt 1t sPgeafed a. CON
pluinnst against Dennis Kelly He .'l VIC hll,I -. ~
BIN work and 10 gave s a. s. ,ssn 10 s
bench he wcntio rae Marks Of Ba1efi ard sold them @
~, d AZ lie was held 10 ball In the ~ ~ to So
before the Court OF Special Sessions for iIiaL
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CONSIDERATION or A JEWISH TEMPLE
INTERESTING AND NOVEL CEREMONIES.


The Congregation {" Adas Joshurun," one Of the
most reformed congregations Of the Jews the United States
which has been in existence for about two years yesterday
afternoon consecrsted their temple TO the service Of the
Most High
The ed6ce which is situate the north side Of Thirty
nnh between sud equally distant from the Seventh aud
Eighth ayoe 10 Of brick with philadelphia brick front in
which Inserted large Gothic window, with small
The entrance the auditory through the basement and
reached by double stairway from the inside leading lob
by some 10 feet wide.
&c back OF S oys S o.. unsr.a
and 50 feet high the anditory capable Of aecommo
sI o @ people enc
entrance and the north side OF the building the ron
IsVt r.. ark i reached By winding Stair Of some 10
and over 10 doors h placed canopy painted N NOR
interior The bark OF which represents sky and
rising above clouds Directly below the arb the pulpit
for The Chsssn Reader TO read prayer, from S1
burned glass windows each de one on cac de tue
: : as0 sh as''s for the auditory while the
window above alluded TO the same purpose for
u. and seDse for hs Sexton lifted up With al
modern convenience The building cost, Stow
com enced of O'Clock H. BY the members and invited
guests assembling in he Everett RocDs where Mr. A. Torka
ss BE- bs % q H. PS and Is
sre the close OF this address procession was formed
The Rev d. D. Riuhorn and the Rev. Dr. SAderi the Rev
N. Taska and NJ. Meyer sqp COvnseIOrat Law Rsbbi'
Officers OF other Congregations; Invited guests
in front Of the Synagogue the professions were
ceyed by NJ BeTnhmer Chairman Of tho Building Commit
Zee who banded 70 the President the KEYS Of the building
after which the procession moved inside the building,
where they took the holy scrolls Al the door Of the Syns
gogue proper the Reader Of the Congregation tapped
and 10 loud voice called out open unto the gates OF
righteousness that enter and praise the Lord TO which
the choir answered This the gate The plous may enter
The doors we're opened and while the choir cbaned In He
brew How beautiful are thy ients o. jacob thy dwellings
O. Israel the coTege proceeded up the center aisle 10 inc
Palm sung by the choir after which the Rabbi Of
ubs and Baltimore read The text OF bis sermon from Genesis
XIX and 3copparug the Jewish religion 70 the we'd nom
which the people endeaVorDgt remove tho stone when
covered lis mouth ibis stone which the darkness three
DTS we're seeking az The LnnAn passions Je.
zion and social life Religion had eDdeAvOTed for thousands
81 Years despite Tie which beserng ii from
al SIDES IN dhrk ana middle Oges.
Ile orIlH. LT9yed Y DC Ood u no1 fatltn 10 q
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Governor VII readily accord 10 me- and that was the
energy with which stnek the ptcork into cabbage PEGS
Tubbish 10 the garden If TO give you the hnD
ng toRoh in tho morning after was discovered bis eheileu
served with IN Papal Brigade viii readily recognize
ny wei on tie Published account Of ny aI4es'
and trial al.
IL conclusion pledge yoa that ready more TO
Whenever you coll upon me. When you 90
you have promised 10 do this year, you will meet WIZ
ready and more determined TO do or die than ever e
have the honor to subscribe myself as ever eySST
yotedly and ffaternally, DANIL ~ ~ hDnhl,n
Late Warder Richmond Brideweb Dopnn
Mr.. STEPHENS .; Gov
left NewYOrk yesterday morning by tDe a. po,be,bood
Cleveland Ohio where be will address inc ,DIah,s on
this evening From thence be VIII 60 70 ~ - eT
the 3d. and speak az Cincinnati on the on Ihsr II ., r.
pected that the G. O. X. will return to new nOS az
latter end of theweek, as he has buslIets "
10 transact here. .
THE IRISH AVENGERS ,
,....... J. IA Isst evening of the Irish Avengers
- ~ tbo,T ban No 1873 BOwery, il was unanimously
d ,bst the entire confidence OF the Circle is now,
over beep in the past centered IN James stephens
This circle never wayered in its devotion 10 the cause OF
Ireland and has always believed that eands battle must
be fought and won on lrsh soil. 4,
Several members were initiated, many Of whom bad
becn officers of the United States Army, and lately par
ticinated in the attempted invasion of Canada.
Al the meeting last night the members OF TINS Chcie
subscr bed $l2g for the AID Of the men IN Ireland
THB FENIAN SENATE.
The Fenian Senate again in session yesterday az
the headquarters No. zoo Broadway Cons!deTpgie az.
vance was made in the work of preparing the business
WI ch must come before the Congress at It's session IN
Troy next week. but nothing transped which the Fenan
Leaders wish yet 70 give ~ tie public Tie Senate H
lie ID session ID:
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TIE TURF.

TROTTlNG AT FASHION COURsE-AUG u.
The raee advertised to take place on the Iashion
Course Yesterday drew together larger crowd than has been
assembled az that popular place Of resort for some months
People w not come cat however attractive the progr
o. amusement in warm weather as TIE ehee's OF
mer sgu arc often much 10 be dreaded
The afternoon though warm stu had sufficient bTeec not
10 he dagreeab and tie 7auk was in eAeehent oor The
following IL the summary; =,
Parse fs2O-me heats-bcst three in fye-Ioharness NJ
RoJius enters T. e. w. T. CLARK. j. LJvi, enters g. SID
Nichols J. Mace enters b. &. Joe Crochercn.
FRA Hat good start. Clark ikr the lead who before
GOING dozen strides broke at the aarer the Little roam
WIS good second Sid Nbos oohind At the half mie TIE
brown cIang was three lcI cl in advance o tic roam tbe
bsy loJse st last. The betag oil IN favor OF Joe
ecLefon before siati dg and his supporters now Ioohe
peasan and felt SIC AT three quarier pole INC Ioei,os
were unchanged but the home stretch lJJ !hfGs Io
home tie feore went up pulled INTO his STRIDE but
sccord TIM broke CaTk beng 10 oose attendance put Oh
syyyf I'D won the heat. - 80 =, -, .,.,us,.
ogl HG-Cark again went OF with the Lead retaining
mar rosioa past the Quarierpot but soon Hief WIN Ir
bjs feet Joe Cfoeheon taking the front Round tLe
Inc md Of the the little roam behaved padF ocaAi
eyery few strides At the three quarter post OeeAneeN
le that tho brown win saving accidents none OF w
OccmiBg he was aDded winner OF beat our Iehe"s !" ~
If Clark with ; j Nichols far In rear. =,
Tie roam OF again with the lead after thte e
starts which position she retained 70 the ban mile posi- Wee
he d by two lengths AZ The hreequarfer post INC boW
had raincd little but far unable TO take tue vAO
Down the homesreteb however Clark troke aud some very
peculiar diving ersned extremely expressive oI
M least The Judges thought for they in consequence declared
he roam Gstanoed. SD Nichols withdrew.
Joe CrocherOn. !
+ +. Clark .-.-..-.--..-..--- o..
Tue. ist NILE, 2:i5; 81, 9i5 81 2:4l.
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unknown 10 mott Of them this the reformed jews
had superseded by praying in language known to most Inc
rthodox strictly adhered dietary regulations large
on of which were Anticipated and things Of the past Re
iering to his oe Iropoon the rev speaker ADVOCATED
The eeon of Jewish schools In which religion should ne
taught together with other branches Of knowledge Rads
reform was wachword for moderate reform was even
worse than Orthodoxy The closed with the Invocation
Of blessing upon the country it's rulers and the eongrega
tons who followed the banners Of Reform.
Tbe Rev Mr. Sternberg then ehanted hymn after which
evening PRAYER was read The choir then the chorus
from Iiaydns Crestio The heavens tell the glory" The
boy scrolls were taken out Scripture Of the day rected
followed by chorus BY Dscosta Comfort ye" sermon
bv the Rev Mr.. Tucker closed the ceremonies.
There were quite number OF distinguished etIent present
Intending the Rev Dr. Adler the Rev Dr. Segson the Rev
Or Huebseh the Rev. Mr.. Waserman the Rev. Grin Nor
grecaon Shaary BrochOb IgDats Stein ESQ., President Of
he CongreCatiol Ahouvath Cheser. and others.
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EXPLOSION or BEYziyE IN SMTHATE.

TWO MIN LYING IN A PRgcARIoUs coNDlToS-sEvE e.
RAJ FIRRMRY BURNED, &C.
An explosion occurred on Friday morning at about
ia O'clock il hasemen Of No e9t SHthaye which ~a'
oec ucd by jules Kahn dyer The Of the fire the
EXPLOSION (ty known Of bottle Of bon1ne
Tie alarm gVe1 and engine No IL was promptly
The SPOT The fire speedily pat ont, bot i pt'
fund that At Kahn and his man Henry Mue kani were
seriously burned and ds6eured about the head and
shoulders Mr.. Kahn lies in dangerous condition aud sui
terrible The mAn was not 30 badly hurt
also subject 10 great palm Both Of the men are con-
rleey covered with handages the head arms and
Shoulder Mr. C. Sedel Of No "a Sixthare pss called In
10 attend sufferers aud bas hopes OF their ultimate
covery from FIRE viii amOaHt 10 $40 which fGy
covered by Insurance.
squad Of ol under Eoubcsman knight was IN attend
nnce and rendered efcient aid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
ANOTHER MASSACRE.
A Camp Meeting Of COlOred Men rear Balti-
more Attacked by White Men.
BAl1mOKE, Friday, Aug. 81, Is66.

PAI1BoRE Friday, Aug. 81, Ie66.
Last night an attack was made on the. eolored pOr'
asn ofte camp meeting held OF stIley Woods three miles
ffon Hanover switch the Washington road by band Of
sYaed desporsdoes Several negroes were tscy beaten aud
wounded and white man named Milton Benson, While at
prayer shot tsk othe Lead md MORALLY wounded
she ball Coming oDi ellie mouth
FURTHER particulars.
As far as can be ascerained the following are the
facts in this outrageous affairs L.
White esmp meeting seLded by many ministers Of tie
~ Church Of tie North Baltimore District Of which tho
Rev. Mr. LaDshaD s presiding cider beng Led at the
place before stated The Rev Messrs SIeake, Red aud
btber white ministers Officiating at white camp meet
bag which under e auspices Of the ssne some e'oIed
people were holding camp oleTofes slso
During yesterday Afternoon number Of Young men were
noticed in tie eanVouhd having lasos On 'leI persons
These we're iaE be ssoeTtsned Tetden q ine u'
rounding neghborScd No disturbance occurred aIhhs JIG
DAY midIIglt yle Tie Sel@s9 Ieope were cV1
quoting their rego8 szeres,s they were Violently ssl eo.
BY gong Of making lOOd shouts with tTitheia ard
smTfetstoDE Tie attack commenced with he lest-
ing q negro nan while On his EIees lie
negroes once rose up and q Wild AID indie
Fsnbable e1oiteneIt 1DscedgoueD screaming m terror
ehets were sl ~ no sssats bot il tie dark and but
a., are spr1tsed 10 have taken eject Tie eooTed nsS
rallied and tanned upon Tie 6staGnts and drove mem on two
Or three nes WLI,e Tic women FED to TIE "u'e '-"l'
MARY ooIored people woundea with oS's ana 'Ae''
.ere stme Gesb wOuIds from Pistol shois Some o. The
.Olor.d men had pistols and used them feey upon tleT
ssesjlslis bat viii What result $ 1et krcVn
TirS tie conflict ended through the pelsuAs Oh o. the
hhe ministers ara otleIs ~ lc eooTej people leaving D'
rcundt and teebng tier toDss eavng The" camp 10 'oe
aesperadoos WHO fItltI gItuce then uumanly fpnt N
Ypg ten and effects Of lie neFrots noudng bundles ara
frupl, :; eIOfIhg ID q ieaR All, setting arc tie PIE
Destroyed ID. ~ ~ 40
i TIE white nan slot az fr mentioned vac Of prayer q" ie
altar N tle white CamT NJ sieale vac ecLul''s
fhs e1troises BY whom tie bo frel is roi Row ~
the friends Of come Of the ministers tele5e lb war
nv some Of The white rottrs who iateDced Il | lOn''
Esethodist minister How u NAY be- impossible &c say
Otbert think tmIy stray ret which Neiy pre-
NE Our nlorr says the While men oeIialLy o's"D Tue
lsturla1ee while TIE colored people were engaged
,s,e,s Tie assaGIts reported 10 have useo various
y,,ipe cries among when losId The ezPresson "oN
BbOUt New. Orleans ~ -
There are many exciting and dcuttess more OF less 'Has
narrated stories Circulating ont the affair but The above ar
Sr ceu he at present Gsoeaued seems 10 e sOilenu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
CITY FENIANISH.

s,cu1v IMPORTANT LETTER PROM The wARDBR OP
RICHMOND BRIDgwELL--BB ACCOUNTS T"H THE
ESCAPE OF sTRPBEEs, AND IsDORsRs HIS STATE
% mEET-AR sTEpHsEss RETURN TO EBw-yORK AND
DEPARTURE PoR THE wEsT-MEBTIYJ Oh THR
IRlsB AVENGERS
Fsnen affairs daily increase in interest, az regards
On. stepbens wing Of the movement Developments con
tapy transpire in srbstaDtatioD Of MI Stephens and
The on the public mind is that Ireland may A.
In ALL be pe for rebellion ofn0 mean magnitude The
lter appended will be read with interest BY all who have
Interested themselves In ireland and ITsh liberty -
Mr. ByInes, from whom it emanated, was the warden
nj Richmond Brdewell and claims T. have released MI
feDheDs III his statement il correct ana tdre 3eeIb no
reason 10 doubt H. then the charges affecting Stephens
foIh having arrived from Ireland THIS week For Oh.
yions reasons il viii be that MI Sepnens could not
iy An explanation Of his escape before The etteI aso
explains WIZ attempt was made 10 rescue any OF The
other State prisoners:
JAnRs STEPHENS. C. o. L. r. 49,, u,,A ,.,,
sud Aoror thar the started and kept ehoa vs
Enthusiastically 10 ,h eoootT tia. you we're ss q ~ s's
Rardsr Richmond Bridsws ct the time OF your escape
an sSes sstsmen,s a. ifa and malicious falsSIoods
arrested you know The morning Of your escape ied At
ss Il sss were ansSe tad evidence convict
sassdsd ss noting s', :, sss S ~ 81 \.
d spcfsn Of those engaged IL vas allowed out on osh
This statement as far goes TO exonersts you can no
aoabt be fully corrobofaed By yoa Jespecleo pepu .o
WelIt who was for Weez net me every day OF
isbf sdsr the shadow Of The prison walls and perfected the
Kisns which worked 10 admirably
u will always BE- OF dslghl 70 ne 10 tbDt over
long dreary bowling Dghi when 90 many hearts
beat sIItotsnt p tbe manly besoms outside ne we io the
Rna welcome TO the outer word where
Soa have done establish right 70 tbe liberty
700 gsissd on that pemoras pgh IL has omen fse1 my
Roe hear that other miserable charge that YOU were roo
seh1h 70 thnh Of getting any ote q youf fehoWpFs
ODefs.
Tas reminds ne q the criticism Of the brave men who ttad
80 bone on the c1ndnt OF The General 10 tbe igb and who
always well show how be might 40 better Bot
DoHd possibly have been taken night bad had
sAe tins, and fhst wa poor Charles J. Kickham whose
tntIu teshe being almost entirely deaf and very
dehed. would have seriously 1eOpsTded the arrange.
Ensnts for your escape When u il remembered that
3ey we're nos imPrsoned two weeks altogether II s
4uIy marvel hos the arrangements could have
lesp sads Tor year escape The making Tie kteton
beJs Aiefs va wonder and viii always be ubae n
merit v fbs ioeksbDtt Mr. Bto go Ibe 70 Der.
etJ have bseyd sisie1 in re hoOsandtt part ~ an
lfel w0se beFs EsSs tie ara florf CH Ole tIedit
e@ash y ike fptfe UhiieT sI9 NJ Krrguef, Ne jcbIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
EXTENSIVE BANK ROBBERY
A TAYISGTEILgR FLsEcRD AT FARo-oVkR ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS EMDRzziBD PROM
THE NASSAU BASK-ARRRST OF THB CRIMINAL.

THE NASSAU BAEK-ARRRST oP THB CRIMINAL
A heavy defalcaiion. involving the loss Of over
$4,000 by the Nassau Bank has just been brought TO hsht
through the GLANCE Of the detective police The criminal
Georae H. Briggs the payinceller OF the inttitnon Inc
impeng motive which led the commission Of the crime
was an inordnate love OF gambling. -
The facts In the case substantially rs follows IN
Weduesdav nfgff the uofectiv- sftaehsd Polio"
mar was visiting the different gambling bells BROADWAY
and while nneh eIsed by vine, was losing large sums Of
money faro
They b.d esrned that the officer In Of the
civ the naturally drawn that be
mol using his SALARY buf that the bank was unwtngy footing
The ganesss oses IL not known which bsnk the
ssched Inspector Carpenter reported the ac's 70
SUPERINTENDENT Kennedy the neN morning. The lster d.
reed that detectives should watch the movements ~ the To-
fatusted night On Thursday night with the regu
lars which MARKS the 1 the gambler the man
old hauuts He followed from ramb lng
saloon sBner and "a each be eeced by the owne
OF those estals69ens Daring the evening tho ohcefs
learned that the mans George H. Briggs paving
ste The officers having become satisfied that the bank bad
fauded Inspector CrpDsr called upon The Pres
dent Hamilton Bydehburgh ST the Clarendon Hotel and
laid before him That gentleman startled NJ the
disclosure bot would not believe that Briggs could have com
med Hny CRIME 30 great bis confidence In his honesty
Mr. induced by the Inspector 20 make
OF the books Of the teller He aston
that $4,000 bad been distracted from the
p'us f1nds left in the hands OF the payngteier.
Yesterday afternoon Inspector Carpenter arrested Breg
He surprised but when Informed of the OF
the charge confessed his guilt and said be had large OF
money tnes nearly all Of which had been lost
play Sometimes be had staked as high 5000 or 5000 at
q time and lost.
Briggs ia married man. about IS Of sge Heretofore
be has borne eproaehabe character and moved In good
society.
Az present be occupies n the cells at police headqusr
where be will remain until an investigation made OF the
hook If he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
DISTRICT COURTS.

Ymsr DISTRICT coURr-AuG. 3l.-BRfoRE JusEct
SMITH.
At this court Chester Lamb was brought up for
having i've special coaches without hunters sandn o tfe
In mont Of tho 81 Nicholas Hotel In violation Of tie Corpora
lion ord nance lie was fined $40 each Total 81 80
George W. Archer Of hack No - incl $40 w having
no badge On 81,
Edward ongg Of hack No sos was dned like amount fr
neeecng 10 the rates 81 fare posted inside his carriage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

PRRsoSAL.-Amoug the arrivals at the hotels are
Gen q. & Hhrtsuf Gen Merritt and Cob Gordon, u. ; A..
and Gen A. " sprigssy TEXAS at the Metropolitan Hotel
Gov Fenioa md 4 r. Marvin. Albany and Gen. r. Sidney
Post OF Illinois Fnb Avenue Hotel Commodore foI
OF the Roys NAVY London and Col hs Of South Carolina
nj he New.York HUte Gen Loomg u A. hi tho SOUL
ern Hotel MnIor.Gen Wool r. A. al the Astor House
the Hon j. NJ Dosne Chicago. the Hon. WIN. Kelly Rhine
heck and the Hon Bridges North Carolina at the ~
Nichols Hotel Major Gen Meade :et the city yesterday
for PhiladslDhia.
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
TORT on NETWORK. ......"Ara 81
Cleared.

Cleared.
S6amthp Iowa tBr D. Craig, Glasgow T. Macdonald Co..
Steamship City Of Pars tBf Kennedy, Liverpool John Dhe
Steamship TIE Cucen tBT nc0rogsD Lyepoo National siee
Nav. CsmIaDy.
Steamship feoicna (I,ont) Hssek Hamburg Kuuhardt Co.
Ship Calhoun, ArInstIonP Liverpool spohoTd Ileten Co.
sbiI Pawn Nsison, LONDON, Ibos DobLam.
Ship Dr. BaTb. Ham.l, Meyer Hamburg, sIouan Ed3e
Ship Albert iBrem.l, Meyer Bremen, slonan d Edge
Bak Harry Booth HUFFMAN Genoa, J. T. Word Go.
Bark Ocean Home, Brandt, MhisDIas, J. h. Ward 90. -
BsIk E.h,ron HTl mOITsb st. Johns n ~ D. j. Dibwooie
Go.
Bork Trinity IIartz 8aiyestoD. Upper BeGiie.
Bank j. H. McLsren, Perkins Cow bay g. b Brett son 90
Brig Ky Giteu (Fi) Hill Cow Bay e. T.. d r. Devon Co.
brie hlSI1o Pco Or CIowei HabId0es. keI ,toD 20
Brig JGa ClLcL Dr., Adams b. Andrews ~ b., Jed Frye
Co.
Brig Onesphoras B) Maine ST. Johns ~ B. Bdnon BIos.
lsssD HGrdsnbTooks ChsIsson, :. o. Mos a ward
Bri; Meteor. hniesou. BostoD. n J. -. a. bIcokmau.
BRIG Mary Jane Brl Wyshaii Bordeaux McGuiy NaItb
Pms irene, Dyer, Saynnsh, q. usyas6 Co.
Brig Onion BIZ r. Iu9s. Gov BY, p J. Neyiat a Son
Brie Frsnk iBr.l, Joues. naHsl J. V. Onsaviaa Co
Schr Z. l. Thompson Smith, Now Haven :. ID StanaTd.
ScL America (BI Nicho'son Ccruwsis r. DsWo1 CO.
SthL W H. Bowen, iackson Plovd, zee. q W SlIaushan
sehL y. T. lysns Hog ygg BTiri Gslsg'L
SChr narl. johnson, Stamford
sttr s. r Goodwin Waterbury Stamford
ScT Lyndon shacktord Eatpon Iobn boynonr Son a TO-
Carsi'a Tarlof pofclestsr. Y J. N,vrf a son
ScLI Anna Whiting Huchilson, Wilmington ~ h. hctfes0y q
Ser L. perley Lov,lsrl Washington yan Br1tA siasht
sclf A. T. Rowland Tathl, Gecgetcwn D. c, bttl'y Snmh
selr Amo.ca Reynolds Bristol Geo n. sbarthan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

There will be Matinee at Woods Theater to-day,
The performance being for the benefit Of Mr. NJ. Ward To
night the last Of Sbamus BTeD al Wslacks "ODon
neils Mission at Winter Garden Mr.. Foxs Pantomime
Troupe Barnums Museum the lice witch Of the Olympic
and the Haulon Brothers Woods Theacr. Oar readers
ore ogan reminded that Mr. BTougham takes La Farewell
Benefit tonight Winter Garden To night f. Substantially
the cosing night Of the Summer Next week comes
much LOveay.
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THE CHOLERA IN BROOKLYN

The total number Of deaths by cholera for SIX days
q, ,hs present week was IL being only third Of the
r gspSrted spOndng period Of the week Prev
-. me only yesterday comprise the folloWiug
M Mullen aged o. n. r. Pearl aud frohtsn In
,artsI collapse Gaze critical Mary Brodenb. aged 49, cor
- Of RsynOpd and JOhDsOnsts. Died 3Oth int.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

Fatal ACCIDENT TO AN OLD LADY esterday
evening Ms Hsney. 20 year. Of age fell down the cellar
steps Of the house No n West Thirty eeoBdst and died in
about 20 minutes after The house 10 the residence Of Nj
BARBER whose family sn1 10 the charge Of ME-
Hanlry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01

At Observation-Disclosures Hawley and staff, anc
tic Connection, delegation en- route TO Philadelphia are N
yited 10 lie present at BTnum's 20 night s.. a..