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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28
The Disasters at Narrswsburg, o. the Erie
Railroad.

We published yesterday the particulars Of a COLI.
sion between trains the Erie Railroad Nsrowsbnrg on
the Delaware Division the explosion oil train and sub
sequent connagraop and loss Of life dispatch received
yesterday by the President nom the Superintendent
road confirms in the man, the account already published
The accident according to this dispatch occurred about
O'Clock Sunday morning. An extra train, laden with oil
broken apart in the cut west Of NarrOwburg
cabOOse and ten twelve Of oil standing the
Signals sent back proper distance and before the
could be again coupled second extra train
and slight collision ensued This collision sght
that 1t simply caused the breaking OF two or
three draw heads in each train. An oil-.ank the
DELAYED train Immediately exploded throwing FIRE and
oil with fearful force in all directions The entire train
soon on fire. The flames then communicated with several
buildings an the vicinity the particulars OF the burning Of
which we have already recorded well the death OF two
children by the sad disaster
The following property destroyed. Ten Of oil;
three laden with dry hides; dwelling owned by
Mt Jos beyhs merchants the dwelling house OF Mr. Hen
dncSs; a~agon shop the upper part which used
dwelling and carpenters shop tFacknens house and
about 900 feet Of lumber the railroad company
IL - now thought that the loss viii fall short of the first es
mate, viz: $4,000.
The conductor II the oil train bad, burned was
clearly censurabe FOR not properly signaling the follow
ing bsowD.
The part Of the road injured by this disaster was so thor
ougLy repaired Oh Sunday that Mondays trains were
their regular time.
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FIELD SPORTS.
Dss< o. atI.

GRAND MATCH AT SEwARK-ATHLErIc VS. no"nAA
SIGNAL SUCCESS OF TiiR rnILApkLphIAN
An immense assemblage oil spectators were
~ ne r,,.L. grounds at Newark yesterday on tho
Occasion Of the grand match With the celebrated Atheilo
Of Philadelphia; the trains from Sesfoit running ,h
aaoh uiuost interest taken IN the me1o.
owing 20 the Of tho ~ ,a n,
Wv 90, and apparently II was likely 70 be clever
conts Tho Eurekas went 10 the bat hr. ana we're mana
Sa,sd he ame fate had oil the chances offered Tor catches
been taken they not and the result was n 70 es
sn rs rms were nd led the Athletic score us settling
The ogeca victory almost st the very start vas not
until the .Ih inning, that the fnrekmwere allowed 10 score
ls inpags they began 70 bat we'll scoring runs bat their
Az a. Oiye he
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

s,..isi Dispatch 10 The n. Y Tribune
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-There were 20 deaths rom enoSf1
to-day - -, o~t on
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 9.-Nne cemeteries report ~
hsera deaths on Saturday land eleven cemeteries report
on Monday showing toersbiy marked abatement Oh 'he
dssesse.
MEMPHIS.
|. MEMPHIS, Aug. 2.-Twelve cases of cholera anu
four deaths arc reported to-day.
steady rain las been falling since yesterday mofn"t
NEW ORLEANS
rs, ,,ssor, AFRAID TO Trust q r rorcI" ,aIHsDs
NEw ORLEANS Aug. 2.-The deaths By cholera iOr
fort, ,iyht hours ensuing at O'Clock in the morning num-
bered qs The cholera is abAng In the city but shows no
dmupon on the plantations The negroes have e'noese
the idea that they poisoned by the white people and e'u'
10 take the remedies.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO Aug 2.-The cholera report for SATURDAY an"
Sunday shows ID new cases and deaths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28

,,s and Bgade General Of The second bns,
slee,eo % Sisen Yates will be obeyed and respected
accordingly. -, A., - nj. ,a,,,ensu, the re.p.ct and
o Soe DIVISION which for many years. he has been
an energetic hfnl and valued oieeI cv.. " s,xn,oqn
BY ord-r Of MsJo'os" N " $500
ALEX HAMILTON. DIV. Inspector a,,v
HEADQUARTERS SECOND BRIeADs FasT 9Ivos .. q, 1855
a,r.raL ospsRs No. Pur'esnt 70 me The
Division Hesdquse the 1,osrS Y The under
eS .Sd, his testimony eoergy and Who carrie.
with him in bis the respect snd re..
he nohor sn ans,en Of the and members o. we
ade in maintaining the efficiency sha ~so'pANe " w.
we mar be equaled bot not En- ei'ed
BY order Of BrigaderGeners. A., s..ona Briga5e.
p j. joscHussxx b. Lt-CoL ~ y. ana Dig . ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28

Mssps, iI''a'r..... - 50
Umpire-Mr. f. McCsbe Of the Eclectic Clab.
Soorers-Messrs Lewis and Hopkins
Fly Catches-Harpers ,; Woods. 10.
Time OF game-2 hours 40 minutes
ACTIyRs VS.. oRIESTALs.
A Silver Ball Match will be played the Both of
August at grounds ytbTst and Third ave. be
tween the Active aud Oriental Base ball Clubs Game called
at 2! O'Clock.
EXCELSIOR VS.. EUREKA
The first grand match this season between these
Clubs will take place the Eureka grounds at Newark
p H. and II will no doubt be fine game. The EIossiors
take the p. train for Newark.
UNION vs.. HARLEM.
The match named for to-day between these Clubs
does not of the Harlemers being unable to play
ECKF0RD We. KNOXVILLE or L. l.
The Clubs play to-day on the Union ball grounds,
Brooklyn will be that the Stars defeated the
Unionviles by Of "a to IL lately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28

OF the total number $50 natives Of the United states
"a OF Ireland II Of Germany u OF England each OF Scot
land British merica and Holland and each of Sweden aud
Tnrks Itland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28

TIE LANiRASDE CASR.-1he extradtion Of Lami
snde which has been attended with so many peculiar cir
cnmsspces and which has given TO two other criminal
the against Green the United States Marshal for
permitting bis escape aud tie other against Ianirandss
oontse Ton removing psper deemed essential 20
D6med lat concluded The officials 10 Cana ave
srDeJdeed tjn aud he 81 hf (. France T ira
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28

Passed Bills-Osborne 8. Dockney 2.
Home Ruus-Plke ffaskill 1. Mills !.

Athlotc.,-.- ~
Passed Bils-Osbornes &. Dockney q
Home Ruus-Pike {. Gaskill l. Mills !.
Struck Oat-Penlington l. BrkenstOokl J.
Ply Catches Made-Ford Terril Littlewood . Brent
nail l-totre Dookuey Berkenstock2 Kisnfelder Gas
Kill @ Res rh ], wilkins |, Pike l-toal IL
Catches Missed-Docfnsy 2, Berkenstocf l. Reach Gas
Kill l. Osborne . Bfieninal2 2, Ford !. Ierfill l..
Pot Out Bases-Kureka. times: Athletic. ~ times
Put Dat on Foul BaIl.-Eareks u times; Athletic time,
Time OF G ame-3 hour and H. minutes
Umpre-Mr Grum OF Ectford Club.
Scorers-Messrs HAlden and Bell
To-day the Abletci play the lrvngtons on the Ir'ngon
grounds at "A D. The Phsdephans arrived in town last
evening putting up the Merchants Hotel They leave for
Itvington in tho II O'Clock train to-day
HARPER BROTHERS vs. WOODS.
The above mines played the return game on the
ground WILLIAMSBURG. Saturday 18th inst. resulng
after closely contested game In victory for the forms
Tbs foIlov me- /, tbs .oors
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TAnuonncsnlents.1
The GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
GuRSER Il Co., No. 90 Cedarst., New-fors

Count Bsmark, Archduke Albert Queen Emma
Jo.eph Surge Horace N Osborn, Cyrus W. Field
Group OF Native Africans with articles on Anthopoogy fhyhooSy
Psychology Pneumstoogy and PhyognomJ ousck Medicines
Tagging and Fosgng Foreign ia Sept No PHYSIOLOGICAL
JopEy, rieh number 30 cents, 81 yesL FOWLER
WELLS, No. 389 Broadway, " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28

ALLEGED ATTEMPTED BIGAMY.-Dayid ID. Carver,
aged 80 wears was arrested Sunday while tne Of
being married young lady named Julia Bos residing
No % York the charge OF attempted bigamy As al
legged married Miss Elizabeth McC alum New York
10th inst and shortly after left taking with him eS2 Of
his wfes money When arrested the accused was at the
house OF Father Keegap who about per rming the
ceremony when the proceedings Interrupted Carver
was held for q hearing.
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ru,UE EXTRA TRIBUNE for the POLITICAL
Il CAMPAIGN.

been on the country by eahery Of Andrew John
his official personal adhsren to the great sna
patriotic party by which they were ntrusted With power
The aim Of to put the stesdfast oyss Of the
sonth under the fee, the whipped but odued Rebels and
to enable the @ their the former whom they
hate and curse ponbe for the most unexpected overthrow o.
their darling Confederacy"
The rec.n, wholesale msacres Memphis and New Orleans
but CONSPICUOUS manifestations Of the spirit now rampant IN the
sontb triumph 10 Kentucky recent
example soldiers OF Lee Besuregd Johnston and Hood are
now dominant from the Potomac TO the Rio orsde sy
cleo, each os preference sayhome Rsbei
they suppned nearly all others as policemen OF soOhefn
cities they are Organized and Differed State militia and they
every demonstration Of loyal Whites or loyal Baes
in assertion otbe EQUAL RIGHTS Of AMERICAN FREEMEN
The Blacks burned and their White teachers
subjected and by unchanged Rebe who relieve
the work Of murder and BY cheers for Andy johnson and en-
ecrstions Of Congress-
The purpose forcing the Rebel States
gress defiance the loyal OATH By Presidential fat and Military
power openly svowed with threats that those who re, hsi
be treated rebels civil thus kndled throughout tho Moth
and West
become imperative those who for LIBERTY
and the right of the UNION to exist and Of MAN
be FREEshoud organize and work Strengthen the hands con-
GRESS for the inevitable contest before
We convince the SOUTH and the coPPERHEADs that
revolutions bakwsrd-tst Emancipation uIehansebe
that the glorious CIVIL RIGHTS ACT be repealed
rights humblest AMERICAN hsneefor,b rosn
eed and shielded BY the FEDERAL CONSTITUTION and must be
maintained against all gnssyethst the days wherein BLACKS
had nights which WHITES bound respect have passed
away forever.
We hold to-day the power al the FREE STATES Of 1850 10
WEST VIRGINIA and in MISSOURI bde We must hold these
ensuing elections and add them MARYLAND and della
wAREthe former Lost through achsy, otherwiss johnson
m We the xLta cOnse overwhelming majority
deyOedto Loyalty Nationality and the the inalensbe Rights d
Man.
To this end let Light aud Truth ddued every
neshbohood s-ey 6rss,de through country
To this end EXTRA Issue Of THs wszILT TRBuSs
identical and eoa,ents with regular edition. which
will supply Subscriptions received prior to September H.
following tsrm the paper TO be .eat and subscriptions TO
nenes on receipt the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28

LAMP EXPLOSION AND PROBABLE FATAL RESULTS.
"A shocking accident occurred the house Of Mr. Kenyon
Geneove Saturday night last by the breaking Of lamp
obtaining infammabe fluid Tbs clothes Of young woman
Kate Hanaoo became gnlsd and before the flames
oGd be quenched burned that she dying
condition yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28

DIED IN A STATION HoUsB.-An aged oolored maj
named Jeffrey Miller found sick the Sidewalk iL front
the Court House Sunday night taken 10 the Forty
Precinct Station House. where he died shortly aeI. Hi
complain. disease Of the heart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28

c.,,,s, oRe.s. Wilson. Newman, Bam0 Kelly bso'
OBren. Cunningham and h%.haw mo, a., me purposs u
enabling the Board 10 extend an invitation 70 IIs,5 Tfe
.on 10 visit Brooklyn in the course OF his tour h
son Of This action IL obvious and Iced not ne
would certainly be very strange omission 90 49, nation 20
cy authorities allow the Chief Magistrate o. s and
mass their doors without Offering 20 him tho ofsT
konors due his distinguished position VIII
w H i. II. E1osls . Anar on Ii.
s,s. 80 , sgs @s. .SSn 70 , her 10 od
soCayS and The 'S5 OF! sSso. and d he
R.Ss Tia. the President be and hss,Sy .ns that
committee Of three Re .'sS' SSp 20 reception and
.,ns r,m., in regard to manner q the Pres.
asns ,scsntion Alderman WILSON moved mar .os 80
be requested TO ask the M",o, 70 enable the CLERKS and
n the ~ motion Of Alderman Viii
.on we're Unanimously adopted - A., - ,.,,,.o
the OSwTs :. the So MsSor
vas on motion added after which the Board aoJouheu'
ORDER ny GENERAL MEADE,
The following order has been issued by heof-'eners
Meade, commander OF the Department Of the East
HEApopIsrsns DEPARTMENT OF Tns East
PnnIDHlPBl.y Pc, August q, o 1850,
GEssmlI ORDERS. No 2-I The MAjorGepsI , con, M w
s SiGs Sf the P9e.deni his jour
chsas pass through The % z, ,I, be prepared pay
Chief Mag s.r ih honor as
siss' sTa S be
ia into ss:, A: :'i Ts.j ''lss
%l VIII be Considered tie SssI in nsss
City and hSSI ISd .s%msns officer the City
ILL., Big Cen 4sRT ..S w Grs'a the President
sS1si S S s R% a1D - Of honor Of the rrs'
df en- 9SS o s; 'sy he army on and ,s.
report in uniform at these hoT,cs will
'ef Bg e0%%snd Of MOI Gen. Meade. sro.
A d. C. and Acting Assistant juant- General
! ADDITIONAL MILITARY ORDERS
HEADsUARIKRs EeBIh Hfs eaH
GrssRAL ORDER No 13in compliance with mvs'Oh s '"s
Brigade Orders Kegms1t, vii P PR DECEPTION 1u Of i hs
Of the uSed States cOmP.nie; at osO't Nm soun
stoned Corps tho At 5hs 's
iN' i'I By order sss cSm"'Nds
! HrADauARrEr, 2lp REeIxrsT, n q. s N'f'{
GENERAL ORDERS No IGsneTsl Order. No rom B,ssds
s % h'I T.I ON
rel OOeA precisely and gu enP se Pa and Sss
@cuntod the .ps 'ss the %f
moIy and il expected that member Of the Field ana ~
T o' o~ias officers having duly elected viii be OOeyed
Vic. rho,o, resigned. H.
nDS y Second SrI,s% s Gs"'%s We i"'
M ' 6a P' Of The go Hs sPfo1s
eosT. . IT, command WI RE.sI S s o Co. D.
BY order Of Ja,sf Coz Colonel C;ods 2d n O. $ n u
TO soLplERs AND sAl,ps
having been decided b the Soldiers and sailors. Independent
elected permanent that veterans wi%oS, cor"
due to m Esseney iSsIp~ Johrson PrsSsht' ,' ~.
States end Of the Amy snd Navy reqoe.'
,sioT no connected IN The Soldier. AID sailor
st, corner Boweiy The 70 Of August 10 OsOs p, Pr,
and BE- to eW % pr s Ps GssSsS ~ Ssa Ss s p.
h. L.esensy the da,%, Of the Veterans 70 liberal s p,
the procession are Invited to report the 'foiessd '
President Of the Soldiers end sa S''0'' i'''"e
and Manager Of the Employment and i'sn'' Ns'"'''
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RoRRRrs.aMEINEY WING,

At this wing everything betokens renewed activity
AID extraordinary for the forthcoming sessions OF
TIE Senate and Congress The reosiPs OF the sinews Of
iIhe shspe Of money still come 10 plentifuy from the West
accompanied by letters showing renewed activity in the
VIous circles and rapid increase In membership. The
ryest receipts Yesterday from Bloomington Ind aud
Aount Carbon Pa.
The Patrick Henry and ST. Patrick Circles Of this city
ected delegates last evening TO the Congress to be held at
Toy AT the War Department the staff OF Gen Sweeney
sy engaged In preparing their vsrous reports and other
documents TO be presented TO the Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28

ROCHESTER.

KOtIIfNTEK.
RocBEsTER Aug. 27.--The announcement OF the death
of dean Richmond caused general expression OF sorrow
in this city, Flags were suspended at halfmast and
other Of mourning were made. 1he loco
motives Of the Eew.York Central Railroad being
drapod in mourning Tho locomotive Richmond was
elaboratey dnped in mourning
BUFFALO.
RrrFAIo Aug. 27-The announcement of Dean Rich
monds death il received with great feeling though II was
not unexpected His loss will be greatly felt here as he
has passed great portion Of his time IN this city and mas
been connected with it's business interests for many years
The flags on the public buildings are at half-mast
DEATH OF rHR REV. JOHN PIRRPoSrb, ,s,e
RosToS MouGay, Aug. Y, irto
The R.v John Perpont died suddenly last night at his
residence In Medford lie was ~ years Of age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28
BROOKLYN NE Ws.

ROBBERlEs IN THE COUNTRY. The residents OF the
towns q Kings County have Of late been greatly annoyed oy
burglars The farmers in particular suer extensively Inc"
noy dappears nightly taken from the stables
as also and harness number OF residences an1
public recently entered ana robbed me
Renomin Nelson Fgtbush has been entered three times
Within few weeks and robbed of gold watch and money In
Tn,son and Hicks Post on the Coney Island Road the hotels
Of samuel Felter and James Van scken at Coney Island
The hotel Of James Edwards at Sleeps Head Bays the saOe
of Richard Stlwe on the Coney Island Road aud others
have been visited by the thieves who carried OF articles OF
value from each place. In none OF the PAGES Snee 'e
though the ssrsapars and soda bottles generally emitted
The cigars also missing after their calls 1t suspected
that he pourv is stcen by young and boys residing in
the villages Wills city thieves credited with the heavy
business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28

MUsIcAL.-Tho card announcing the opening o
Sc Borras Musical Institute will be found elsewhere an
will be Of interest those desiring musl culture for then
slVes or friend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28
City feaianisns.
srEPHEYs's HEADQUARTERS.


The Stephen headquarters presented quite busy
sens YESTERDAY The has been suitably fitted up
To- OF the Ssterhood Some half dozen hard
wk ali day making clothing Gc for the OF families OF
te prisoners in Ireland.
Nr. Stephens kept busy from In the morning. I'LL long
afer midnight receiving visitors and ransacng business OF
Importance He leaves Town this morning aud will address
To Brotherhood at Troy tonight He anticipates being alb
from this CITY about ten days during which time he will
vtt Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and other Western
Giles.
% the absence Of the C. o. |. r.. Col Kelly will preside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28

r.s~re meetipe at Library Hall last night appointed hes
delegation 70 the Sd Of September Convention.
SUNDAY OUT Door MEETINGS. -Out-door religions
hastings were held Sunday afternoon at the lancSa o.
proad 81 and Bloomfield Road under the e.ms IN Sss
Ynrkaye and at the corner Oh SCUM oian6ea'e' CD"
J0hn.st. n,
REPUBLICAN WARD MEETINGS. The Union hepuD-
csn voter, in many of the Wards OF Newark met ss'
ing TO reorganize for the Fall campaign AZ sgs
delegates 70 the great Loyalists Con'en'''' 9"
were appointed.
OPEN AIR CONCERT. - Reinhardts Band performed
upon Military PARK or Saturday evening. 70 the deght
thousands Of listeners -
BADLY IsyUREp.--Mr Oliver r. Smith wen.
known ctssn Of Newark was thrown from nd sss1 IL"
jured Internally Hopes entertained OF his recovery
-------
Passenger Arrived.
FROM sAyS Sis s ..ssnhig yi..oJp hyS.,
Tipping T. Walters O. H. Rsddns d. A. Holden, u r. Ph''s''
and sp ~ yWGsgNGToy ~ Gin steamship Charles W. Lord
Cen g. L. Ests w w. Sander, Louis J. Sherman
Latest ship News.
ARRIVED.
TO M%may FERN. Co. ., Of fos Pa ssos 1912 ps PED
bound ss1sa Day S ~ s.s M s.
s% Of Cape Dr0e:sr .s..a Sa Mpo
0Ggss Charlie. W. Lord Ward Wilmington e. Ss.on
with mde and ooos.pseS ba. showing white sn
~S IeS letter. Steering time s..a.d :ssS.s r
.. %I HS 1sa Border De- an: and &
rfS .s 1 s. Ss.eh On s &. passage. .s &s
Johns B. ao a So long 90 ST. exchanged signals WIN Am
M. Ren.Ssw Smith, Barbsdoes via NewHsyen, 20 dry' Win
aug" to j. E. Ward Co. SPOKEN
ship Simmons lBrl Of st. Johns, b. Aug H. Nd " w. "t
% seSr. TObsl Cain, Aug. 20 in lat q S. long % ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28
CITY NEWS.

The New QCARANTrNB.-Ihe contract for the new
Quarantine buildings has been awarded Francis Swim
$4,000 The plans and specifications have been given in
Ing TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28

The COMMAND OF THE SECOND BRIGADE.--The
hllowng orders explain themselves
UrADerAsTER, tpur DyIsioS Y. q. : N.Y.
Nav loNk AISut, - 1900
srtc,L OnpIu No 2-Ch La.' ba' ser isrts leso Dol,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28

CAPTURE OF BuRGIARs.-Capt. Smith Of the Forty
first Police Precinct informed yesterday afternoon that
two strangers had entered the of Mr. John NJ Evans
No 59 Jarst and the neghbos were aware that tho
family was they suspected OF being burglars
rhe Tantalp with Roundsman Barr and Officers VIM. Barr
MoGrI aud schelvad. at hatSnsd to the place and
taking prevent the escape or the parties
Barr basement door, where be met
them coming out both by the and erked them
10 the sidewalk when taken IN charge by another Off
Ger conducted to the Station House Each OF
the accused had several coats the pockets Of which
tanned the following articles One adys brooch,
braided workbag sheath knife four remnsnts OF silk one
pair cotton gloves silver watch black froek ooa
one pair pants cloth vesa found OF the
prisoners named John Thompson Ga the other, named M
arck found pair black pants six pairs gold sleeve
four gold finger rings pair rings one odd earring
caped and small cross pin likeness OF lady and
gentleman beads guardchains cigar four
nants OF lace one silk neck brushes and lady
handkerchief Thompson gives his age II years native
OF ireland aud baker by tIade arck he is &c
old seaman and native fthe United States They
committed for a hearing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28

The THIRD REVENUE DIsTRICr-Gen. Calvin T..
Pratt the newly appointed Collector OF the Third Internal
Revenue District ha 10 announced filed his securities
and will the duties Of the position the st Sep
TENDER The OF surety b 100000 and five bondsmeD
have justified TO double that amount.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28

ESCAPING PROM THE ToMBs IN DAYLIGHr'-CnaS'
Well, confidence man. whose pleasing manner ana hn'
orv Of fortunes TO be- made for all seekers In the na Oh '
ri Dorado won the imagination and at the same time n'
wallet OF Reuben Darny an account OF which has oeen 10
ported Ia now accredited with later and more derng
Having been committed for trial by Justice Leo~ tom
swindlng operations, he was yesterday noihn 1890"
the Jefferson Market Prison and sent In the
sort OF travelling prison wheesto the Tomos 70 DC
up He safely arrived there and fenonan h;s
provided with entrance ticket which ne heu "a in
hand met him on the corridor inside the Bride we ahu
anred friend who IN OF the cells ei peus
asked took the ticket with cool Indifference out OF tue
hand and said he would find the man wantedi WILD tnat
walked away passed the prison gates Inns coh
sered to bold and expert escape ever made
the Tombs and sincerely regretted be being an oa ana
praceed confidence sharp and deserving % s th.
pude sent teegaphic message 10 omcer
Irving Who arrested Wells informing him Of his escape
and requesting the officer to ind the prisoner again.
NusRuu CORNER STOyE-A ceremony rarely seen
BY the public will take place this afternoon corner OF Broad
way and Threths, the occasion OF the laying Oh ."e
stone Of the NewYork Museum which will DC under
The of the Grand Lodge Of Freemasons the MOST
Worsbofu Grand Master Robert d. Holmes ohclatng sup
nored Nv of officers OF the subordinate Lodges
The public will be admitted free to me groanu ,,tsn sr
eminent speakers viii be present and poem
the occasion will be delivered BY Mr. BanVaru inc
Of the Association.
| To the Edity Of The ". Y Tyiosne s crx,
SIR: In your issue OF this morning report "a Egui
of Speca Sessious) your reporter gives the fn Ma
as the Of robbery ola watch when j, ions
taken by woman Of repute who lodging sara hous
with the complainant wish TO say that this report Is ~
rely an unfounded one house is respectaDe one an
no parties have been its guests Neither are ,e
facilities tor theft In alleged by your
JACOB SHOEMAKER Proprietor Fifth Ward Hotel
Nee York August a. leoo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28

ALvIn ADVANCE
The papeu to be seu. to ore address
Al friends Of the inv tied to form clubs
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