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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
The Hon. MIchnei Hahn.

The lowing c,,or addressed to pT.y~.c Sca'iehan'
we ind 10 o Washington Journal; -.,,c
my DER srr .hnak you sincerely ~ !ol' r,t. ,bs
warm expressions sympathy contained ID you' le''e "
Set alt. ... Ito, av,f,ir-
imrr.ycG hcro,vo dav- 20 e1l folnd yopr e,i aI,s
,o ,uer t,yt,r fret gee 20 Ncw Vlear9 49, rn t'',
~ IA y li, tronrer n m ever b. 80 roJd ca ne
vs badly bruised ana oo.cd quio bogdJ GA 80" ~ oil ,,0
tl b3, none T 10y "o.H4s e''t l,Ne '"' ~ cn1
u.t Iow sss VIA; ly movements l1r aNo.- -5n,'
ID VII be pleased 20 tear nom yol "i -,y wv,
iangs IN D..c ,lIA Ugly nd CAL i,r 'i- -'a- s''
'o.-i.s -o.-, iar -, ,n,- 60 "GrcAifL TAn9.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
The weed-Raymond Party Surrender
The Convention to be Held at Albany 20
September H.


A. Atp,gY Tuesday. Aug -, IoVV'
,,....,;o e,ate Committee and the Sta'e Com
The DemoIauC ,bc doogaes to the Phla Ielphia Con
n,en et al the Dceyan House TO-DAY oao Cyn,tce
senuo1' t nv. Of views, the Democratic Conn'eo
kssned The following call: -, r .,o so,oco,cs from
ev distrct az suoh dstIicted on ana pfoI 49,.
.a - Jsnuary 1896 VIII be held at the Cap' III o -
Ia0v on Tuesday the llth day OF September he1t 80
% pa Asv 10 nominate candidates for lf0VeInoI
ntGCvcrsor Canal Commissioner, and inspector " ,ors
Prisons 10 be supported al the ensuing eeSuon
ortosed to tie measures and principles Of tle sofaoH
a. congress and Of the poncy OF m cipate in
.aor,ea nv President johnson are invited 10 l"''f
abe election OF such delegates.
dated Albany, Aug 81. Is e. -.
TO This call Is attached the following .,o,o cau for
poJJ mat this Committee unite IN tne & civ Of
o. Cnventop 10 be held at the CapltoL n Of Two
DIho,v on he IN day September next
ero1n TIE several Assembly distress az - ;rvite
5 NOR 10 the LIST day Of January letoi bnu "a MIN
n,o cetors OF The state opposed 70 the meas & a ne
;a ~ the nresent majory Congress ana 20 dao ~
;cy 81 National restoration adopted by fresVeh. P Ia
aud Of the Declaration OF Principles enunoaed " .aprs r
slelphiR Convention 70 partlcipa'e III ~ ~ INV
She election II such delegates ~ IL ncls gaes "a the
Chairman oftho Committee aIpolh'eu ~ '"' 'h
Philadelphia Convention
AEDRUs, Secrc.ny. ~ IN the can.
VeTv little said among the Comm titn 81 the
.lidates and there no suggestion Us W ""J u''
tickets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
FIELD SPORTS.
HnsC HaIl.

THE GRAND MATCH AT DnOoAifS-hUIUAb w.
STAR-AgoTHER VICTORY FOR THR hUrtAS'
very large and respectable osem5'ase Of SPEC
,,tor, was gathered On tho Cap.oae BAN ro1ls y'seLa
10 witness the first match between to Crack NeO u NV
York and the celebrated Star boys y bso'Ah' rn' D
~ q, tho benutics Of the game ard ,se coHcst being an
toinaed The Stars ga l.co LAl tie.r ~ nne or al
the Mutnals were on hand with tho stso-ges. nine e nae
presented in match this year C1d giag from iief rj A
This game they had aud "a b. retained ~ t.
positions for the Mauas cannot improve lp'n suoH 1 "
present r.. 800, l.. ..,, ,b,o,,io,
threw many ohances away but af.iw"rd hey g1ll Voc 90
hopdsome siye and 6ellod nearly ny 20 hcT h query w.
We never saw the Muuas do more Io ug ~ Give o'
tban An mis- match the majority 81 Le Mts ig cue" -
Do Stars found II difficult attend - TIE hf.ttND lF
torn mated In favor the hutBals bV score 81 - 20 $40
Inc fourth by the ot Of 30 20 but IN IL ltt nNe ns
lie stars scored " to tho MBiu9s H. showing dceiuh u
provement both batting 0nd fielding Tho me.ths Va
y,rv friendly one and victory orcdtablo 10 the INA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
Metropolitan board Of Health.

The Board Of Health met yesterday afterno on ~
abe Metropolitan POLICE Court Room all the members present.
ssye DR.. ~. The minutes Of the las; Dse'ipg were
Sska And spp., a. -''
sre he meeting the Board B sfvasesessiOn discussed
s questions ssnz out Of the snrs Oh" part OF The phy
SEesn, of cases Of cholera they are called
zse'e seems now to be @ch an understanding
6f88senfeth "a will hereafter prevent complaint. The
Saes sttkeersesn which gaU day ago prove
N sorfsc Physicians and patents have considerable
sssasy 10 regard having tblr and residene,
GscnsAt dy before the public Ne have carefully avoided
st rom TIE beginning confnins reports merely to the
q The residences Of the dad learned from the cera6
ss Of death 10 the Bureau o Records and tho Vital Stats
Aes HE ecm Of Dr. Cane has had the desired effect,
lney that hereafter all that win be
prenpiJ rpor,sd By private practitioners
The raa'aetons OF the Board regular befr
aa uasl What follows contain, all that has done Of
special inportan,e
Ff@sr oAss OF RESISTANCE To SANITARY OFFICERS
cses OF cholera having occurred at No
'is0n seemec best that the house should be fumi.
Gated The owaer sooeeaeI to the plan bu on sanding The
nsa there Sunday for that ,urpo,e erowd a, n.o
eeea IN ana about the house refused with threats to
fnov the fnmigaton TO DO commS-oad NJ, C,rd,ar IN
sharge Of the dsniecants then sppliea so ,ro,, . a.,
Roce Station. which given On rear. n, 70 the hon,s
NitA the saeers Mr.. Gardner again threaten.a ,
MS work IN one Of the when all the rest ro,s
tseksd the keys refused him and materials az ne b6
sesdy begun 70 use thrown into the yard Finding it mpo
aria to carry out bis order Mr. Gardner returned Upon
shsse grounds the following preamble and resolution were
adopted rpon motion Of Mr.. Bergen
6Area' The house No ls4 MsdsoDsL TO- in the opiuion Of h
se1e N condition 10 increase the development choa
Asssi.ed That the Sanitary Superintendent be- and he . h.eb,
-xsinfeced. 80 '3' -
Is NEw-YoRg INJECTED PoRrf
by order Of Gen. Grant Department Commanders Of Vr
fna North Carolina sol,A Carolina Georgia Florida Ala
oas Mississippi Louisiana and Texas required to quar-
enne for IS days ell vessels from ports infected By cholera
vessels which have hsd cholera board during the yy
70 be Qnhfantined for the length Of time amer the
q the disease Gen. Sces therefore inquiries whet
IN the opinion Of the Board Of Health lie an in
sSsn 20 enable him to decide concerning whst vessels
&C., SIsa into Quarantine az Charleston To the letter
~, M, P1t me Board has following reply written
tpftsident Schultz WYNN 'ue iettef was referred by
x,oTnine e Sofnmuacs
~ Honor Mayor npb'is
e. Yo,t seed o. gssrsuss agsipt rom ne a.,
T1si lie slipping aud whaTves Of Nv.
Wib eli sbonfs sno clsir in the ~ selhsr
Gyes remain entirely fee from eh n) q NE com
, That ny seaman Lss yet been cseio s,b
'ls chief 81 HaH'n are ceMIafstivey free oH ~ mot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
CITY NEWS.

THEFT OF WAMET.--On the night Of the I;th
nst LDui, Ewald German residing al NJ. i2j Hes'erst
met In the Bowery. Houston ren nanel h s.be!h
Keue AID panied her her aprm 'u in the premises
IN the Of No i21 roryh.s. On retiring r the night
Elwsd rllcd up his plnaoons. In Which was wallet con
tanning ego and IlCcc thcm under bis pillow. Wien be
gwoke the following morning. Rdwad found that his compar.
ion had gone apd his neh upon The aQoL To-
stead Of under tie pillow whore no had placed hem and the
wallet contents missing bot natural TO suppose
that tho missing Elizabeth va. The thief The loser inorm
ana alter lgby search Moalay;nghl 10 sGceeedcd in
eyte;,r " gs;e.ed IL. M apartment which she had
hired Ia Ezbbel.st. Yesterday Justice Mansfield commit,
ted her for trial in default Of eco bail She is native Of
Germany, aged ~ years. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22

.,ic, ard closely watched snl .,,l 81 70 rccjo, se
~, sod thu greater f'''lon W n'th N Amcftus secni
- - convey se 90 oIct DO 90 .rI ports tlo'
i,3 not esist tfn 'lf i- ....rt.4.fV
wgcl. soH-' ,t.taoc. -rar'.ae '1' | . ny
hlrs .f1in 90 ..r sea a. au. ' , f..f rf ~.
.xtaut as nay 30 i sr.i..sa .a ici condition q .t
i,rau SIP 'oo' J. t1i sii' M ., Oh t.D.s
.4L-h d-'y 10 'HfaI-lds tnfu ." TO-, DO de rts.ut
regards ves''h H.'L aiy par' iu Gle lrile0 '
time. ,,c.,cd" port ~ the
Reeuas 20 the question /. NevYoFk an 0lcT 100 cfl
Quarantine ser 80 or n oi Zen ,i t-y let New
Order No. 10 dated March y, snoi'o "h''
HoIk u ~. 20 iuie ted .,n
> communication from Messrs Se seen acid II 70 per cent
@rnisb The BOARD Of IeGlh with carooc Il ID rr cent
rurity M 81 so per gallon and ieh'u go o Tie SANITARY
rr,i,y n. e. Dcr raij5r was read and ieieile' '
Committee. nv WITH TIE HEALTH
OFFICER. ..-.,.i,ol
. -. -o Mess-e WoOjIun u Eoolhs0u e., 49, .
SONY WI - Health that Dr. SWiueIne vas ~ . NJ -
TO We bolru p nnnosel 10 be Infected to tie Au!ho
seSuins S,o,es 10 The detracnt Of thtlr oi'l''s'
ana ,,ir renoYtgd that in such cases he lel' ~
he and ceusignees to 80 TO places deaisuts-d ~
wiz 80 yes,es upon lighters under stream w.
H i. i tbo commitments offered rt(olnder Ncn
@ Iiine in effect that vhcn vessels 'et the
fa w.. Health Officer they became then subject 10 1 ivs
49, the Board Of Health and that the ioTDef Aad ~ h.
tjty whatever TO designate places where ctfsot3 M
"nIoaied ON motion of DR.. CRAM. az me papers VI" '
| .nt were referred TO the counsel for the Eoaid'
| . Tie Board then djourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22

let "a ID. i,h. I'd. C.h. '.h sts 9th To'nl
stI..;......",Il -
Passed Bals-Jcve,t2 Thomeonf.
Home Rnns-MaoD armed g. Hunt ~,
~, co,ches NodeZelerA G.. Haut4 Jcwctt ? y. Hih't
Reed / Goldle J. Patterson Total ~ LeNsf fALuei -
Worth 2 Manly l. Thomson l--foial IL . 49,, -
odd
% tfrnrS. Muruat ID
Put OIt on Foul Bsis-StaT q times; Mutual Lme-
Time Ct Came hours 20 minutes .lffTub o. Ir,.rr
Inpire-Mr john A. Lowell gcf and Dongnn
p. Len On h iG Hunt l. Jeweti l.
decided feature Of the rame tho very intelligent
png OF the um pre- commend he tiye of Interpreting
the The special attention q cor New AID BTcoi
Ign umIrea
UNION vs. SURPRISE
The second game Of the home aud home match
between Surprise o. West Farms and the Union - or
rsana will place today the Surprise GSvnncs "ee'
Farms. Game called al = 20 O'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22

ArrrMPr TO EP7EOr Tiig RELEASE oP EIlER
rnmvE- WRIT oP HABu,s COHrus.-Capt. Clote com
Gel for the river eyes arrested BY sergeant FtsFer
Ohcers JeGrcys rnd Thompson u the New Yo.k Ia. Dor
police attempted to esc, their release Monday afternoon
writ Of hAbeas corpus The prisoners brought
fore Chancellor Zibrisie for bearing when the
postponed until Tuesday afternoon when tho Chancellor de-
oded 10 await tho action Of City Recorder Marndai n
matter Tho prisoners were therefore rcmlnGtd Teso
prisoners arrested for the supposed hen lot pg
iron has since been Identified having stoon
the soop Frank Dillon living pier No. 81 Elst River
and have sso been donLei te psrie- who 10
mnrdsT tic 9nearmcd Waterman Of Haycrmycr Elder,
sssr borse sbnrgh ;he night 81 Saturday
inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
steamer Crgsgac=-

The following address has been presented TO t'p''
p,t.rs Of tao Il, 'mor C4usnier lbs passengers;
GIu SATIN lsLiSD AuG ld 49, -f.''
= C..t 1oyAruAg Parlrs -......, a., o.. -,
Ir,q .ft. At4l.gh BE- oflr 90 common IT ~ -
...,.s lo ap.1s of yrst q tue t'fhD' ~
10 doubt mary received by them WIN 80,
-, L.yey.r ~ i lrr uui who-i .sAH efli'i
10 .4r ice u.s taw.r1 end u officers under Nc' conn w
H. afr,ur tirire.s lrd ,Irp lai O. o. us e" 'e ''
iro-, IarrI,r- viz Pot ,n fi'e Pc, - iofA. - t =,
ffils zoe % te A.. Aic' "-H N'''
eh,r a. Of ~ a-scit tLai We h't never ~
.g Il t..et 3D. . - 10 = "'t
orr BERRY t-.i4b th1 's'
voI al .sl pc sp.u'y anil IapIirr- a. - ,...,- -.
pi-r " r. CoS1fd D. Frd r. W ll,ir rgn v ~ l"eey %
y 30, In N.p.rr darrell, !.s stow - if"4' n.,'
- '.s,-l " ~ u Urfi, Sire. 10. , -1-. .iis, j.
n. ....l. M, : IL. a riy, ~. Nl0ert Hinclcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
NIw.ygRsEY NEWS.

WHOLESALE ARREST oP ALLEGED 1u'f'''h
Tm.,E--A.d dlgh il'en OF teJcsey O-5 i.i.' ~
-. -,. ,re.s n ,ds whose iges rarre from j. 70
n 80 on .,,rio,, Of having stolen quantity Of bl'e's
fo ,v!cf TO-, yiag ~ tie Long Docs 10 1yS l"io
for a week pat been ousaEei ~ removing tle Us % ~.
"a .tt-,re Irl s,. M r1' towing them ANaS IA Vh''
aid largo qiancs ~ tho tulet' have N 80 ssys ssyo
,,,,,I II IA Known That Eve boxes, valued tt - 0'V
49, - sri A.. atnoult taken away ~ emo. 1'N"
no i, asssrAinod. 70 10 at ,apposed thht a. n,s' VIZ
- rcerueI IN he robbery but they have az Deen ~
W ,sr - make sure the agft parties II - rntos.u t.
cher parties ale implicated WHO wii probably he @fss'.i
- diy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22

ASSAULTED AND ROBBED ON THE STRBEr.-William
Jones residing at No 50 South Sixhst Brooklyn H. p'
late on Monday night passing through MOT ST. wc "
was met by Frederick Petre and Robert MeNaDee A'
me demanded to know Jones why he had addressed some
r non, nv and AZ the same moment struck Mr. Jones
powerfnl blow in the face knocking him against gate ~
lie same moment lie e himsn sc9 I'd from benind ana
ono NJ me same moment stole his silver watch, valued ~ -
pee attempted thrust his hand into tho poeE't o h
Jones in which q wallet containing - Ia DIS M ua
I'm wLo shouted for help Alarmed at his 0ntey TOE seou
1rels fed without waiting 70 scnre me wale relSg u
NJ Nance were arrested their flight b. Ocer CnuSMh "a
lie FogrteeutI Precinct and taken into custody Ihe @ac
was not recovered Yesterday To prisoners were
bfe nstlce Hogan at the TOmbs who committed them Io
m in default Of g. 900 bail each. Pete IL aged years,
ratye OF this city aud lived ct No lOl East houston's
r % il aged q years native Of this city and lived AZ NO.
-! Mott.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
THE POLICE QUESTION.
,n,,,r,on. Order of experimentation, Ree1sdy.

In view of the charges of bribery and COLLISION
M frlgd and crime now SO freely bFongh. against certain
be of the Metropolitan Police. 5iqerPienden henDeu'
HIS is.ued the following order:
ory,cy OF TN. SUPERINTENDENT A2rRoPoLlrAs sa
No 900 NluLRtPRYsT Nsg YORK Au2lss, ,s,, no
To rHs PusLc-It deemed proper to inform ts or permitted
90 demand or suggest the payment Oh sies "
a. e -rvice he be called TO Trhue h f tho force
wv ,or Who may, be approached by sd te neLe tie
..tL IrL .ulu proposition, - earnestly i'f'0
I'M. suown NJ tlt office without dfly 49, Dcrar,meu 70
che plipoe OF the Chirl r.d 70 policemen
5epr,v e OF ara rendered for meroriou ,ation or i'm
- bnt 10 rrrv,t possible bargaining ~ ,ranee Of
oa IN iheii part condition fi me pr0p Sgg,nntsndsni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22

ACCIDENT TO CORONER LySCu.-Coroner Lynch is
unfortunate Some time since be fractured one Of his lego
which ncapactaed him from attending his duties for
about two months On Monday evening while crossing the
Fulton Ferry he slipped and fell ruing In the fracture o
the tEeean Of The injured leg and he Is again confined
10 ka house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
fAnnouncemenul
AsIATIc CHOLERA IN CHINA

AA'0' ~ WAsBIyeroS, Pe,n., Jins D. $40
I.,., -. Per n Telford Mssicsayg IL Gina,
uvssps PKpRY DAVIS Providence, r. i-Oedy s's Oar
inc resiuce OF sou missionary ~ d thl thnt
49, 49, Verels Pain hi,I valuable remedy e! la,
fesru scouIse the Cho.er'. d. , a -
,,snonfn Of Pain Kr gall OF hot wotef sweetsnei VIA
49, ten after about IS minutes, begin 20 give u q
IN, same every min until Ief was obtained Apply 20
10 Tho egtfemie- Battle the bowe. and sioI
~ - G Ker re,r and rlb limbs brissv OtLOs hd
& ceisrs and too tbe ne faithfully the way ted bisc
ont Of 10 TecovrIei. 49, lI"y ySuis ~ ahhFe.D
"a II attacked with Darrlea Dysentey o. Crsmp Cole, dnt
al 70 use The Palm x l-r. Sold by all Aed,ci De ier
' PRIcE Is CENTS 81 CENTS and 81 ftR EOTTLB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
The Cholera In BrseLI,,

Inc following new cases were reported to the
Board Of Health yesterday ~
MARY Mayhey, aged % washingtonave near Warren,
Died 2lst - "0@i "uIcA-at'
Christopher Lyons aged 80 No 80 Laayettes, P,nd IN
collapse on Fort Greene Taken 10 the Park UosntoI ~ "
collapse " 'o> Hmollhst' IN
George w. Williams, aged ST. No. "A Parkeve Md Ola,
Mrs Catharine Alf aged A. No. ~ Ailiniicsf Csc
Jeremiah HsAcy, sunYaust, near Relayds st. Died ooh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22

MARRIAGE BY THB MAYoR.-ShOrty before ii
o'clock Yesterday morning couple presented themselves to
Mayor Hoffman at Lis Office, with request that he would
marry them The name Of the Bridegroom IL Christopher
Innis Rueb and that Of the bride IT, rather was Anna
Maria Bradley Josephine Landsberg The MUor eooreogsy
complied with their request and m rev moments tuceaci
they found themselves a welded couple.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
't'HE EXTRA TRIBUNE for the POLITICAL
II

pss .sas rssly surpassed importance Intensity,
ten 9ei ;- county b. The seiery Of Andrew John
and Of his of psou sheren.s to the great and
patriotic patty by which they ia,rnted with power
fhe ,iD Of this oa,hey 70 pal, the seds, oyis Of the
andes whipped ,ubigei" Rebels and
er.b the latter su thcr vengeance the former whom they
hate fnd fe,ponDe M tue unexpected overthrow Of
their darling Confederscy"
The Wholesale at Memphis and New oresn,
bit con iouous manifestation ,pt rampant IN the
South wlsreothe proRebe rismpi Kentucky
eaampe The soldiers OF Lee Bssa.gsd Johnston and Hood
now the dominant power rom the Poiomsc 10 hs Rio 0nnde they
,l.s ssea other office preference sayasome Rebels
they have ppaied nearly 81 other. policemen Of Southern
eites they Organized and oSiyd State militia and they
rH'h'y crush e.:. loyal Whites loyal BaI'
assertion Of ths EQUAL RIGHTS AMERICAN FREEMEN
The 'cShous the Blacks arc burned and their White eaehe"
subj unchanged Rebe' who relieve
Ne and by cheers fr Andy Johnson snd er
.caons OF Congress,
The purpose Of forcing the -be st,tes into Con
rrc defiance Of loyal OATH BY Prs.la, nat and Military
power openly avowed with threats that those who resist shall
be- rebels civil thus knded throughout the North
and West,
has thu. become imperative that stand for LIBERTY
snd LoYALrYr the right UNION exist and Of MAN to
FREE-.oud organize and WORK to Strengthen the hands ofCON
GREsS for tho inevitable contest before uS
We must convince ,he SOUTH aud the CoPPERHEADs ,hst
revolutions 20 backw ard that Emancipation interchangeable
faet-ha the sou, CIVIL RIGHTS ACr be repealed
that the .. Of ube AMERICAN hencefouh susran
,..d and al. by the FEDERAL CONSTITUTION and be
maintained AZ a al .ansyerhAi the dss, wherein BLACKS
no rgs WHITES bound respect have PISSED
forever
hold day the power In al te FREE STATES Of 1880 in
WEST VIRGINIA and MISSOURI bel. We hold these
In eu'ung elections aud add them MARYLAND aud della
WAREhe former lost through eiehey otherwise Johnson
m We mast elect to the XLh Conre overwhelming majority
Devoted Loyalty Nationality aud the the ineaable Rights
Man
10 Til. end let Light o.y,tsn,ay dau.d to every
nsighborhood every hr-.is, throughout country
To this end Propoe extra isus OF THE wxxKLr
denica In and with the regular edon) which
will supply to h Subscriptions received prior September H. on
the following the paper TO be and to com
mel on receipt OF the money:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22

A HONEYMOON IN JAn.-Thomas Blackburn and
Margaret Blackburn cAcl having lived together
years without being married length concluded become
legally united They proceeded EewYork were made ono
mesh ana by the time they returned Brooklyn
drunk 70 take care OF themselves They were arrested and
yesterday morning we're committed to Jail kor 10 days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
reared for the prosecution and Mr. N White for the pr'

FrREuEy's ExcuRsIoS.-The members OF Dayy
c-,c,e r,gno Company Of Ponghkoepse arrived in THIS
city Yesterday aud left again in the afternoon. io' eN
Haven on pleasure trip They were =! 81 t
old Volunteer Fire Department Their uniq1e uniform a.,
tracted considerable attention as they passeu '''e WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22

,oosoxy ~ THE GENERAL posT OFFICE.
ftr Fffcr ~ The " ]. IIio4ne .eYeoneors
So. l..eut nubicaion IA your paper gives 49,, go
III, th- OF has been resumed 10 t ,i,bt coo
20 the extensive gas bn' he resu has been
uouv. COZ oi Wa Introduced on the lst ms. Agt
vrv light great e lection OF d,v which viii be
m - .a g5r coal oil been ~ cents Xii. ere fo, NJ
9s n ff e month where's "a 59i g. Tor F.brusrv
49,, ars lf5 81: Tor January. l89 ~ ~ .oi S5ss f
100 900 IS, being average Of +XIl ~
f0T 0 month. the desk Of the Hon. O. w.
NflI Second Assistant Posmtt ~ he tree ordaary aa
}. prlGu.ot moe satlsiac'ory ~ ~ wv
1ers bal neyiol'y ud M o hack 10 ss AZ Old rates
~ Ter Ne 'h my -hees W f. g. OLasTzAD
Very repeatedly Superintendent Po,,.lfica Buiding
- -, .rtment, Washington. d. G.. March p, lato.
fato p"ssg., Pfef hifHa.ioagi las Co.. Nsv YORK
f1.Dltt, ,Lis. .--s- O. . 49, "SV'VaieA
i,.a Rid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
BROOKLYN NRws.

ALDERMAN EESs.-From information obtained at
the house Of Alderman Thomas Ennis No ~ Nassa st. yes
terdaJ afternoon appears that he lies In preoarous con-
dton, with but slight hopes q his recovery.
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.-.-.. rtmcd NJ. 81 sregit living az No &c. R.iTCq
ave- attempting - take the lives Of Ter two " lren
starving them. Wheeler tue charge trWA 40 could
b. scent tanned by lC Police b. ih sane ETs $40
arrested about Two eSs since. ohaigei. With at
tempting AL OF Ler children while drunk bot vas
leased CJnsc OF Lo iaercssloIs 81 Ter slAld
TIE compliant IN the above ease was Mr. balGa =
ue!gllsor Of the accused.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
JULIUS IVES g. CO., No. 40 MAIDEN-LANE, N Y
DICKPOCKETS DEFIED !

DICKPOCKETS DEFIED
i DEMORESTS IEFALLlBLE WATCH GUARD
gives perfect security with sud beauty p
Is and 81 So wholesale and retail No 40 Broadway and
81 the ewey and fancy stores. Mailed ice receipt Of pns
30 TO THOMAS X. AGNEW's, Greenwich and
NJ Moray s where you find Cosees Fsb FLOOR md
everything per any Yo One oee hoass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
THE PUBLIC HEALTH,
lBy Telegraph ]

IBy Telegraph
The CHOLERA IN CINCINNATI.
CNcRSAu Tuesday, Aug. q, leCo
S,xtyone deaths ffom cholera were reported yestef
aay The following table which has been carefully prepared
" show the total Of deaths each day OF the noN
ar ,s,hana 10Th accented they not being complete;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22

WHITE STAR UNI0N-Ihe officers oil the ola
White Star Division Of the Twelfth and subsequently OF Tue
Twentieth Corps hold their annual meeting of the Wh'e
S,ar rnion, NJ the Aston Honse on Tuesday Officers
formerly belonging to Gen Gearys old Division are invited 10
attpu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
I,r.. cilo.r,. rssiling in ,b,a;y in Van .,,lc.,

Hamilton ave-. Hospital ,,,t, Cit,
Yen Cc1lld Zlaeaudt N.r. County . q, o.. 10 .i.
CstIa-i1c Meehl1, f."t
C,rs.fipr q ne. lor stated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22
THE ALLEGED COLLISION OF CERTAIN POLICE

OFFICERS WITH THlEvfs-Seyeral Of the members OF the
M,,o,o,op Police Force charged with receiving money
from thieves and selling the latter an immunity from arrest
were brought before Recorder lIackett Yesterday LOT
examnatSn They were held bail IN the sum 81 81 JJ
each for their appearance before proper tribunal Out IN ue
fault were committed 10 prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22

French steamer PerTine and the steamships heruan" %
Almania sailed from New.York the 2sth OF July Inc
voa ont on the 9Th Of August at o'clock, the City
f PARIS reached Queenstown on the 1b the Hermann aIIIe
AT the eth and the Aemana al southampton
ON the Gin inst.