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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
G.erial Notices.

The Mercantile agency United states Bgsipe;s De-
TILE AGENCY associated siessrs H. WILSON ard JOHN
TRow the Compiler and Publisher Of The New lork CITY 9ns
ores beg announce si they have ~ sct'e prp'n n' VIII
publish as eSy 2, prs9iiSaes ioq2s' ss DRycToRy
NAME business and location Of Ae Merchants Mann
aur-r- Traders nlied satet J. sill be arranged AID
thoroughly reliable and comprehensive worS
Tue need such compilation has long been felt by conmec
men Directories have been and "a many
very bus has been ooyienhy impossible vita
which they confined been available Only Ia their own
immediate localities Tie internal commerce Of ne Country 80
spread and necstaies knowed Of the existence nie saa
traders In remote sections more en 10 ~ TO
caes this knowledge been available 70 the lsiss
majority Of those VINO mot needed ~ ~ as o
supplied by the Reference Book issued oy Inc
soSa only De imiei Directory parose.
It the intention OF the PROJECTION; una sne directory nov ~
compilation and publication O WORK Of such MAGNITUDE
OF Reporter and shove a. he tousand. Of
Correspondents in section the country hs q. "a.
the compiler Of the Ne~York City Drecore, for the
@ twenty-five year. viii give the w1,S me oennt o. n NJ LOB
for printing and publishing 20 large OIL UNDERTAKING age not 'lu
Il viii thus the facilities tie experience and the
character Of the Protector i sfantse ta the ~oIS w. o
IL viii torn ae quart volume page rIx9 incl hand
somefy printed good paper strongly bound.
II viii be- furnished 10 bscrbers only loves, possible prc
The Mercantis Agency aud 235 Broadway, New fors.
July J, 1896 M ,,,.,.,-,,y,s
hi. mobilization viii without cculs
United states aud abroad vii BE- unsups-sei
by any other publication q whatever and Us n aygTi'ns meoa"
limited number Of page advertisements Of hs on
will admitted the ~ Two hundred Dollars per pas.
No advertisement lees than qusTterpa VIII D. akel
Al communications relating 10 advertisements AZ
A041 iiss and Gepe-,l s1rre,den, No 81 Creens.st
OR q. Dun Co. Nos !'i and 80 roaiway rev OH
A. a Love Token, PHALON SONS matches extract Of
the NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs the appropriate in ,hs
whole catalogue Of souvenirs, Cupid fresh from his ne' OF ross
leave. and with their aroma on wings could nue into tn,
--fCh es Trn
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The Condition OF senator Lane.

Leavenworth paper Of the 9th inst. prints the fol
lowing concerning the condition Of Gen Lane;
latest report Lane continued TO improve and
the family circle well attached friends more hope
m Indeed the attending physician considers al the syP
favorable. 81,
There is gradual recovery The left side parayzed
he car now MS leg has control over his eyes lie
recognize his family and has answered questions
while be receives food what lie likes and rejects wha he
ke Tie pulse good and the expression oi the lace
natural. -, -,
British spirits there In all communities we have them
anon US They rejoice az the sudden fall Of Mr.. Lane. and
attribute 20 tang but the right move II the sick ped
ana the sufferer upon silence passion or sne nate
In any man. that man Is neher NJ ~ i've loI de- IL any Que
can BE-, be Is accursed.
That the fatal fired by hand guided and governed
By derauged Intellect cannot De doubted IL was true
sefnfcted life blow. bat was when the mind lise Knew
no. WI lll.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Patriotic iTALIASS-HEALTH or SAN FRANCISCO.
sAN fRATCiscO Tuesday. July TO- 100.
The Italians have OF apart the 18th inst 20 collect
money 10 nl n liquidation Of the National debt OF Italy
The rcpor Of thc Health Othccf shows that the deaths
In san Francisco during the past year were no D.
TREASURE FOR THg sTATEs-MlMNG STOCKS.
siS FRANCsCO. JAY 10 l-66.
Tho steamer Sacramento sailed for Panama today car
rvinc 81 55s 30 III treasure, OF which soooi3l goes to
New York. 49,
Mining stocks are generally depressed. Ophir, sgi5;
Imperai slOl ChOlar Io,osi, 500. Gould curry
49, Belcher sl6s yellow jacket, 500 Legal tendeIs
5Oi. 49,
Yellow jacket has declared dividend Of SO, and Hale
a Norcross e. per foot, The Latter company carres
surplus Of per toward the next month dividend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
Naval Intelligence.
THE MONSTER RAM DUSDgRBERG.

THE MONSTER RAM DUSDERBERG
The great ram Dunderberg has had steam on Tor
number Of days the purpose Of testing her massive ma
oaery The trials thus far proved entirely satisfactory
and everything has worked Will and freedom seldom
witnessed 10 new engines The intense heat Of the weather
VIA yery trying 20 the hremen and coa-passers
erpovei on the vessel bat owing to the perfect
s,sfetl Of ventilation on The DuuderOeFs
no evil resulted sweating process 70 which the mel
were subjected expected that she viii be ready or hI
Trial tTip n molhs time ard much interest j. iet ~ the
resat The contract calls for speed OF % knos a hou
with pressure pounds OF steam 10 the square men ana
il i conf eay asserted that she easily make that asa
more necessary The number u revolutions 10 De Hde ~
her engines while trial usst average O per minute 10 OF
der 10 maze 10 knots per hour.
THE INV STEAM sLOOP-OP-wAR MADAWAsKA
This splendid commission and almost ready
f1r sea Hcr trial trip viii take place within the next e"
weeks public Will be- enabled 20 judge FOR themselves
a. % the capabilities the large feet OF which the
adAwaska representative Her engines were designed
bv Capt Ericsson and Of the class known as vibrating
lever engine.
THE PRACTICE SHIP SAVANNAH At BOSTON
Bosr0s lhe 4. Practice ship sayannahLig
Coudc WGiers arrived here day VIII Mldshpmen Ion
the Naval Academv ~ Annapolis OF hc sumner eiuise'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11

THE New CLOCK FOR ST. GEORGES CHuRcH-At
the store Of Messr Browne Spauding Jew doors above
the Metropolitan Hotel broadway may now be seen the
new clock recently completed by them intended to replace
the one destroyed the burning OF ST. Georges Church
few months ago Tho old clock OF St Georges had been re-
nrd for many wears standard OF time by residents OF
the eastern side Of the city as far ny as Harlem ana
these will glad learn that the new time keeper VIZ DC
fy equal 10 the old one Aside from this personal Interest
tho machinery OF the clock is well worth inspection oy
these pleasure in such matters from us
spcy and horoughness Of construction and Its admirable
dnisn IL is really beautiful piece OF workmanship and EN-
braces several nice points of construction wen worm
tsnton of makers The will operate seven dneIe
d three which will be placed tire exterior OF eAeh OF
the towers and one inside the body Of tine church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
NAVY GAZETTE.
ORDERED.

JrLY 3.-Iieut. Commander J. NJ. Bradford, Act
inc Volunteer Lieutenant J. II. Edrdge Acting Masters
Gideon HOLLOWAY. William j. Summers. Alexander Mcln.
tosh Acting Passed Assistant Surgeon J. v Greene Second
Assistant Engineer Philip Miller Third Assistant Engineers
Ja T. watts and Th0 Fitch 90 the steamer Iesaca at
Navy Yard the OF taking her TO
The Portsmouth Navy Yard y H. On the completion OF this
duty officers will return 10 then present stations and
resume duties. Assistant Paymaster Geo L. Martin. 10
steamer KesGca-
HOSORAnLT DisCHARiED.
Acting First Assistant Engineers Theodore ID. Conee
Juy q and IhOs. Bentley. July s.
ELLANEOUs.
TIE unerpired portion OF sentence Of Paymiser Runs T.
SDadng United States Navy has been RENTED ana ne h
been relieved from further suspension, aud directed u await
further orders OF Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11

Division formerly occupied by Lieut. Col Dodge and Lieut.
Col 1ayl,r has been directed to relieve Lieut. Col w. H.
Jameson,
TuP ORPHAS's FAIR.
The voting al the Orphans Flair, tonight Tor
presents 10 those receiving highest number Of votes each
one paid for wa quite sp.r'.3 MlorGen Howard re-.
cevei sword havin" 90 votes while Gen. C. H. MONA.
bad 1905 Mr. to received the Senator'S cane having
45o votes nile Mr. Harris had 10 Cornelius Wendell
received sno most votes TIE citizens silver tol-se'.
RELIEF FoR PORTLAND
There was meeting of those disposed to send reliet
to Portllud at The ely Hall tonight Mayor Wlnck pre-
siding committee appointed TO make collections and
1000 subscribed before The close Of the meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
Hcad.Cen,er stephens In Boston.

EosfoS, Tuesday July 10. 1866.
Center stephens arrived here asevening and was
warmly received hy several Fenan circles and large
course Of his countrymen generally After his ARRIVAL at
the fremont House. which he was escorted by long
music m answer 10 loud calls he made brief speech in
which ne spoke OF bright prospects of tee Fcnian cause
in Ireland declared that he expected 70 be there by
the list of next January Mr.. stephens will address the
Fenans of this city tomorrow evening at Music Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
Naalxille ItenIs.

NASHVILLE TgNS. Tuesday. July 10 1866.
The Covernor sent message into the State Senate
to-day nominating Police Commissioners
me hridge over ,he tennessee River at Decatur is
conrleted and trains now run through 70 Memphis.
Darng the present week there VIII be celebration
here by the German Turner Society 70 receive preseta-
tiou from Germany
Tho Marshal of Tho County Court has assessed tax Of
dollar on each negro To support colored paupers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11

SUlcrpE OF An UNKNOWN WOMAN BY PoIsoSIsG.-
An nquesi yesterday held by Coroner Wdey at No 10
on the body of an unknown woman. who CON-
med suicide BY taking poison About month since de-
ceased arrived In this country from Ireland and put up ten
uoary al the above place. Since landing she bad been IN
vel and seeDed TO be suffering from greet the cause Of when
Monday she procured quantity OF poisoA retired 10 heI
ron and swallowed H. DEAN soon ehsuea; a
In this civ verdict Of suicide by poisoning was rem
dered Deccascd Was eyed about 30 Year aud native o.
Ireland,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
Three Catholic Priests and Two Students
Drowned.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. July

dispatch of to-day from Annapolis says;
sad accident occurred last night party OF seven com
nosed of i've priests and students, lett Annapolis al
o'clock on pleasure trip down the bay When OF Thomas
Point Father Cassens lost overheard. While efforts
we're being made TO him. the boat capszed and Fathers
Bradley and Gerdemann and the two students kenny ana
Mr. Eunge were The two survivors cune 10 the boat
and drd ashore Point whence they wicked 20
this CITY arriving this morning party was sent out To
search the bodies but failed 10 recover any oil the io
which liberal reward has been offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
The Buffalo md Washington Railroad.


The Common Council of this CITY yesteriay adopted
1901 IN favor of leaning money To the Buffalo aud Wash
incton Railroad and ordered an election in which the
citizens were to decide on the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
ARMY GAZETTE.
MUSTERED OUT

MUSTERED OUT.
Lieut. Coils Ely. jameson and r. F. Dodge, addi-
on Pawn Who nave been duty Washington. IN
the DIVISION Claims Of the Pay Department have
eyed and ordered be mustered out OF service 10
date Aug. 20
ASSIGNED
Col Lcdyard Hodge II assigned as ChefPaymaSer Oh
the Washington District and Col VIM L. Gibson Is placed
AZ the head Of the Division Of Referred Claims Paymaste
Taylor assigned to the position made vacant by Col Jane
SOM DISCHARGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
Large Robbery.

BOsrov Tuesday. june TO- 1866
The Office Of George II. Goodlng, broker No 10 State
ST. was robbed last night of about s1OOO, OF which
amount A. 900 wac in gold and the remainder in United
States and other securities. The money taken from
SAT-. which was hauled the middle Of the floor and
Quilted person recently proposed to rent part Of the
office and Yesterday engaged in paperng the walls,
hut ms he has failed 20 make his appearance to-day, lie Is
suspected of being the robber No arrest yet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
MUSICAL.
NIGHTS FESTIVAL.

SUMNER NIGHTS FESTIVAL.
The first Summer Nights Festival Of the German
ederkranz Society takes place evening July H.
at Fals Bevedere Lion Park. One hundredand ST.
and Rghh.ave Admission this Festival will be by In
v,.tion ONLY Ii promises to be delightful occasion tic
Leiderkauz will doubtless appear in ful singing force
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Roy OVER AND KILLED-Thomas Reilly, four
years age the Of Thirty and
Seventhaye about D. NJ by hack driven by Peter kear
ney and instantly killed Kearney arrested by the
viewed to the residence OF his parents No West Thirty
Trrt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
HDQRs. DEPARTMENT OF THE SourT
Seizure of n Vessel for Smuggling.

AUGUSTA. Cs.. Tuesday July 10. leot.
The schooner James Zciers, sailing under British
eoors which was supposed have arrived at Boston mas
been seized at Smtnville \. C., by the revenue-cler
Moccasn for smuggling between CUBAN ana No''n ar
Gilman ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
Nerro Tr.,imony Ia IlcniueI4v.

I0rsvtr Ky. Tuesday. July TO- 1866
The opinion Of Judge lalcron o. ile Wy Court, eA
cdne negro testimony the ground thai Congress can
not anaBl the laws .. kcatuc1Y' Is pA0's4cu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
SUMMARY,
DEXTER II PHILADELPHIA.

DEXTER II rHlLApELPHIA
In tue ,rot on Monday Philadelphia an account oil which
appeared in our yesterday Dexter made better time IN
harness than ever before although driven by comparative
stranger There Is little doubt that the course had been In
better condition the short time OF 2i would have been In
proved az least two or three seconds.
TIE TRoT TOMORROW.
Tomorrow an excellent tro on the Fashion Course Is
promed between two weknOwn horse-one 20 be driven
br Uram Woodruff the by Alex Paersonfor purse
~ OOO Considerable already manifested IN TINS
rae and large crowd will doubtless be IN attendance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11

Found DRowNED.-The body of colored man,
clothed blue flannel shirt and dark cashmere pantsooas
found yesterday on the shore Fort Hamilton An IN
quest held b. Justice Bennett aud Jury who returned
verdict Of death from drowning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
MARBLE ID.

NATURALIZATION Stamford. Coma. Friday,
Jolly 1856 Mr Lucus Chttenien OF Newton 70 81 Amets
lockwood Of the former place No cards
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The following members paired. Messrs fOmeioy anu IA
field. Blaine aEd siiliwoil Raymond and Broumal.
The PENNSYLVANIA CONTESTED ELECTION
II PAYNE (Wis) cave notice that he would tomorroW
col up contested election OF f1er against DAWSON
from Twenty first Congressional District VI pennsylvania
ADJOURNMENT
At 6.lj p. m. the House adjourned.
Aifcr Adjournment u announced that the caucus OF
Union and Members called for this evening was
postponed uni 7:30 10 morrow evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11
The European War Map.

The European War Map.
The War has begun and New MAI Of MIDDLE EUROPE
including PRUSSIA AUSTRIA. ITALY. GERMANY, FRANCE.
ke ready accompanied the sheet by hne Mac o.
the famous "oUADRILATERAL" in veuea Size "a by DC Pros
Of Sheet. by mail 81 Mounted and Vanished 10 ceutA
Also, ready July IS:
THE EUROPEAN WAR CHART,
Containing Maps Of EUROPE ITALY. GERMANY the QUAD
RILATERAL fine Portraits Of Emperor King and Generals.
Treaties OF 1915 Constitution Gsmanic Confederation Military
Statistic. Of Europe &C. &c Sheets 40 eent'i
Mounted on Rollers. IS Size % by % inches
AGENTS WANTED.
II LLOYD 4 Co.. Publishers
No 81 Johnst.. r. v
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Radways Ready Relief
AS A PREVENTIVE AGAINST
AsIATC CHOLERA.
WILL CURE
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
,epoonful in hall ,unSer Of las drink viii in Tow
painful discharge and restore the patient u
health and comfort.
RAPIDLY CURES
Al Rheumatic Neurase Affections sore Thoa Asthma DiPA
theris, Nervous Headache
WHEREVER PAIN EXISTS
Apply the Ready Relief will afford immediate ease and quiak
Price 50 cent. per bottle Sold by Druggists.
RADwAY L Co, No 81 Maiienlane-
sewing Machines
EXCHANGED. FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
Positively the only place City where nd all kinds Of
SEWING MACHINES and where you exchange time
within thirty dsysor any other Machine without charge If not
satisfied. slsLEf sTooPs'
Ne. 6a9 Broadway
Corner Of Bleecksrs.
invaiid., Travelling Chairs Wheels for in and o.s
TNvALIDs, ARsIAGEs 20 order - s,,..
PATEST GATHERING HORSES for in and outdoor *n@
NURSERY SWING and Bay T,.dsI = p,,o,,
English Chsriots Rocking Horses.
For sale by the manufactures -, -,,,r,, =, ~ ,,,u,,
Empire Depot of Gamse.
CRoQUET arge and splendid sOEnen, at loves, pries-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AUNT SALLY" English out door game.
BASE BALL, ARCHERY. GRACES,
and al KIND, Of game. Tor the house yard and held
AB. SWIFT / Co. No a. Nauaust. NY
Ky O0o Reward will be paid for the reares OF oas
ERNEST SlREAU LAMkANDk who escaped rom ths sssoay
81 United the 81 OF July mat, tie
l. Of dsk bilious complexion about feet inches high slight
back hAr slightly touched with gray hta one
tooth draved partly the e side Of the upper
Mao. sprsss no Ensih Apply couDERr BROTHERS, No
~ Wal-st New fore
William Tnyior's -
LADIES ICE CREAM AND OHM" sALOoN'
New ork.
r Cream for sswbsrry Festivals and Excursions at wholesale
rrce. 4. p...l,,
Portland keIrf Communicable Gen'r.l Consni,iee
dahN o. iIs oeoes T.
Conn unt. nrthes notlcs
Panctual atrndanc, is earnestly requested c.,
5. b. CuIrTENDkS, Chairman
f 5Ia 1r! F. SH sT,yss. r. secretaries
Eovle. Pile and Humor Cure. the only sarsF
and for PILES, LErhoS1f SOEOrOba oAs,
an aeHIe,s will Of nure NO
-. cffnre in PILES HUMOR the eight soldevess
| where HEGEMAN Co. bro~d~Ay, New ora Atene-
Charlie. Spencer Club, Ninth Ward ihs eoinsr
Hudsous on WEDNESDAY kNENiNo jury
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Wig- Toupee- aud Ornamental itairFii., 9,''ty hsr
iyeing Blank or bfo"n az r'
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THE EUROPEAN WAR CHART,

II. H. LLOYD 4 Co., Publishers.
No 81 John-st.. n. Y
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-12-11

| Political and commercial interests of the
United States are not unlikely to be affected in
some degree by events which are ranspiring in
the eastern regions of Europe, and the time
seems to have come when our Government ought
to have proper diplomatic representation in
Greece.
This Government has claimed for all persons
not conyicted,or accused,or suspected of a crime,
an absolute political right of self-expatrlation,
and a choice of new national allegiance. Most
of the European States have dissented from this
principle, and have claimed right to hold their
subjects as have immigrated to and been natur-
allied in the United States and afterwards re-
turned on transient visits to their native coun-
tries to the performance of military service in
like Mariner as resident subjects. Complaints
arising from the claim IN this respect made by
Foreign States, have heretofore been matters of
controversy between the United States and
some of the European Powers, and the irritation
consequent upon the failure to settle this ques-
ton increased during the war in which Prussia,
Italyand Austria were recently engaged. While
Great Britain has never acknowledged the right
of expatriation, she has not practically insisted
upon it. France has been equally forbearing
and Prussia has proposed a compromise, which,
although evincing increased lIberallty, has not
been accepted by the United States. Peace is
now prevailing everywhere in Europe, and the
present seems to be a favorable time for an as
sertion by Congress of the principle, so long
maintained by the Executive Department, that
naturalization by one State fully exempts the
native-born subject of any other State from the
performance of military service under under any
foreign Government, so long as he does not VOL
unfairly renounce its rights and benefits.
In the performance of duty imposed upon
me by the Constitution, | have thus submitted
to the Representative of the State and Of the
people such information of our domestic and
foreign affairs as the public interests seem to
require. Our Government is now undergoing
its most trying ordeal, and my earnest prayer
is, that the peril may be successfully and finally
passed, without mpairing its original strength
and symmetry, The interests of the nation are
best to be promoted by the revival of fraternal
relations, the complete obliteration of all past
differences, and the re-inauguration of all the
pursuits of peace. Directing our efforts to the
early accomplishment of these great ends. let
us endeavor to preserve harmony between the
coordinate departments of the Governmentthat
each in its proper sphere may cordially cooper
ate with the other in securing the maintenance
of the Constitution, the preservation of the
Union, and the perpetuity of our free institu-
tions. ANDREW JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON, Dec. B. 1866.