davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
IRISH-AMERICAN FREEDOM.

THE TROY rENIAN DEMoNsTRATIoN-THE FENiAN
CHIEFS IN Favor OF UNIVERSAL LIBERTY-AN-
DREW JOHNSON DENOUNCED.
At a large Fenian demonstration which took place
at Troy n y on last Friday. Col W. H. Roberts President
Of tie Feniln Brotherhood, said;
Slavery had left its stains upon the Irish people ana the
Irish LANDLORDS were an lliastaton d tc bc x1t
eEcc If the In this country TOO hefe Wee iaS
royi. ~ slavery Int IerubHcansn teaches Ishmeu TO
profit by ite institutions aud engrois better sypt. lp
hem Going back TO Ireland 50 years be said that u nad
Eve mlNons Of shmen in tins COUNTY, and Their
efforts had been directed. for the first time IN bahoIeu
ver 10 nail he hated embems Of England IN the dust
From the North Sonh, East and West their adherehts
swarmed fight England and crafty the yegeenee Of enta
les When tey go border they found foe whom they
little expected 10 neetbe United States so.derS-hoeins
flag threatennry over their heads ych ihey had m
triumph through many battlefield on this eontineit
United States Government tod them that they Woll see "
IL right fr tic head Of nation whom LnElnu Lag tCu
crush TO send orders 70 shoot down 6c rlaml3ns ~ no
The speaker said that ON me part az tAc ia Ie
lad thanked johnson ;o the liberation Of prisoner 9uu &
President said that ne Gld % cut OF c3Ip i.s 70 ron
who were associated with John Mitchell pIu ScWMI, Oo
son sotre snpp,se hat the IRISH TO Re made cats
raws of 10 draw English catsnuts out oil the me- ny pro-
cmiog the settlement OF ne Alabama et1s he L.u 80
taniy used them and used msef-up lfJolnson came &c
fore rsmen for their votes again they ought 10 he shgeu
they gave them he had promised 10 De We Mos,5 OF Ae
negro and he had tnol o.! TO Re Ihaoh 10 crush em
lie would like TO be their Moses but shuen were aad OIL
Tie speaker olu4r 20 The difficulty Of the reclamation o.
lrlsl AW.ilC0l Ciit I5 NAtn a4sttstI III
United States refused to interfere in tlcl be
hall ard who lad purchased tie protection OF lbc GS
ernmeut by blood allowed TO rot N lTish ias ms
auepubcan doctrine should BE- condemned by every Amer
citizen. Were Irshmcn then, because of the difficulties
encountered going abandon tie movement lie would
certainly tel them noas long lie lasted would effort he
made Tie Qath q O. future was clear and not shfaow
was il. yhs lrsbwCn Of America were now ready 10
strike The fIg Of tle Gppressor
The applause which followed The address is described as
leIitc, =,
Bie.Gcn Michael Mnrphy WHO commanded at Me'one, y;
" during the late FcDan invasion q Car2ds mede sAo4'
address UdoIsag the sentiments oXpiesstdby Col EoDef
SenotOT d. 0Saiyan said lie colelefed ina. nc Do'eE
monts Interpretation Of The neutrality laws had pun wan
Of aroaHd the Qnar siQ4l lohods on hls col men,
v'eh anTse lie showed hose pDreH VIZ p"' 80" - az
procictng the adj scent Brush prov would
shortly be cOlcdcratel power which 1t would puzzle the
advocates Of the Monroe Doctrine TO CxTpae His Orei
bu brilliant remarks ELECTED frequent rounds OF nprlute
Prof made brief speech, after which the meet
ing aljOdrned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

Lizzie Myers aged l6 York st. Navys' Case critical
Father and mother died last week OF cholera
Catharine Ann Cas- nurse at Penteniary Dlea a. u,
leth. -,
Edward Gleason, No ls Summit ST. Dead. ~,
Julia Mathews King st., near ConoVer 81 Deau'
Thomas Cox King ST., near Columbia Dead
Julia uenschild, No. SO Carl ST. In COLLAPSE
SUNDAYS CASES. -
Phin Mel AGED 80 years. No. l53 Frontst Dead
james LOwrey aged % years, No. 1872 Pymonth'st Re
moved TO Park Hospital. -. ~,
Patrick McClafety aged 50 years No 4S Pearist Dead
Daniel Kelly No. 242 John.st Dead. ann,
Catharine McKenns. Hamilton-aye., near Mll'sL al
mited TO Hamlton-ave. Hospital.
Catharne Powell No. Henry-st. aRed 80 years IN al.
yaneed collapse. She had attended her son who ded :"
cholera nth
Catharne Powell eresdencegranddaaghter OF ao'e,
taken afternoon nth This chids mother died Of cholera u
lie 18th inst. and its father oil the nth.
James Halloran, aged 80 years. No 25 Amy ct. In col
hpse. - - -, .-,,,, ..
mndst Died Saturday. 9 a. ~
Nageret Morgan aged 49, No 40 Raymond ST. In state q
conyaleseence.
The disease in the County jail has entirely disappeared
The last death from cholera occurred Sunday the l2h inst
snce which time there have been new cases The prison
ore al represented 10 be IN healthy condition. Jn s
penienbary the disease has also abated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
CITY RRNIANTsyI.

ARRIVAL OF AN ENVOY TO JAMES STEPHENS FROM
IRELAND-sECREsY MAINTAINED AT THE ROBERTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CANADIAN INVASION
IN PREPARATIoS-MR. STEPHENS AND THE FEyIAH
PRlvATERR.
Fenianism has again revived, and from all appear
,nces likely 10 ehgross public attention for time
In the city has far been revived that meetings
held by the various circles in all parts Of the city These
meetings are crowded and enthusiastic and that very
iia requisite money continues pour into the Fcnan
chequer Both parties sections Of the organization profess
at the present condition Of their aair Esch
appear be confident OF final triumph and each abuse the
An envoy arrived Saturday Ireland WITH
information Of private and portant character for Mr.
Ireland highly satisfactory Each day adds ircsh members
ripe and ready for aeton ms report Is OF an exceedingly
teog character and 10 be relied non .dicses that
tue dy not be far distant whe ireland shall be
an independent natIon lie c,ne which was mrs, an.
for last Monday 20 have been held yesterday
that place could not be obtained for purpose II win
held weather permitting nert Friday at tie bellevue Garden
dress the meeting IL Is expected that pessun day
will be enjoyed and that the picnic will be Of monster char
Roberts headquarters but little information can be
upon Canadian neebors are ony
10 the initiated That they have not given up idea
s : patent 10 % % "ss are sns ssrg male @
busy employed aud each they receive 10 ber
impar'ih Information even Of Tie
tef result bat be beneficial TO tho csnse They
confident and Of the atorc and report ais
as being favorable at the present time fsF 20 ~
satisfactory state OF things reported Of
stephens headq II apsars ha little quarrel Of
somewhat interesting character is going on at tho present
time. I. fl-.i-- -...I ~ r ~ 81
Il appears that Mr. Pierce skehan Center for
purchased vessel yssed at $4,000 1t Intended 10 lie
pfivNser prey upon British commerce and for
purpose handed 10 Mr. Stephens 40 was 10
have fitted ont AZ impression has got abroad that Mr.
Stephens sell the vessel which wing al the
Atlantic Dock basin, and eHpioy the nooey for ot,or pur
poses In order TO prevent this the Brooklyn circles have
taken tie hand and should Mr. stephens really de-
sire sell the vessel they intend taking legal proceedog
As the case stands at present. an Interesting one and
Laay Tclgl ~ spQlteT spllt ~ tbs FapiaR oaDR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

contrary believe the Freedmen Bureao to have been @Eas
and 10 be now great blessing both Blacks ard White,
throughout the South and to have been always and now as
general .gle honestly and faithfully conducted uy MAJOR 1.h
Howard is chief to whom than TO any one ese me
country is indebted for the degree OF peace ala losl
already enjoyed nce the war in the Southern states u tue
IAppendiIl
GEN. sHBRIDAN's TESTIMONY.
In his letter TO the Secretary Of War; dated head-
quarters Military Division Of the Gulf Neworeahs Os' ~
let Gen sheridan saia. MI hsre Of the troublesome
GEN. TOWARDS TESTIMONY.
In lis letter TO me- dated War Department Bureau o. hea
Dec 80 1885 Gen Howard said II take pleasure in giving
Won hearty thanks for the eminent and ail seFcts
rendered the Government while acting as ASSISTANT No
CEN cAsBY's TESTIMONY.
In lis letter addressed Gen Howard dated
said have thought proper in justice to that gentleman
ue 70 state the popular outery against him personally
eaning the oncry Of the Rebel PRESS and againthe op
er@ors Of the Bureau under bis control is unGeseEyed'
GIN. sHERMAEs TESTIMONY.
Eastern District OF Louisiana New Orleans Oct 81 ls65 Gen
sherman said II feel it my duty to say to You that
boes and but little with my headquarters yet have
had sufficient opportunities 10 see the WORKING Oh inc ee t
tenn Of labor under your charge DO enabled to express my
i'm 1elc and conviction in tae ind 4ous eogcEHoHs and
GEN BANKHs TESTIMONY
In PAPER forwarded the War DepaFtmGt 10 he early
part Of last year. Gen. Banks said OF ne; He faithful
inil.c servant and his services are Indispensable
GEN. HURLBUT's TESTIMONY.
In bs letter 10 the Secretary Of War the subject Of ny
appointment as Assistant Commissioner dated Head
sGrters d parmeut " the Gulf Mrh q 1865 Gen. Iurl
brt ssid know better qualified fer this work.
have boe IN close with him for six months past and
sur,rntended his actions and very earnestly recommend
him.
Mr.. LINCOLNs TESTIMONY.
Tie late President VITO knew me well, SAID ID etier 70
me- dated Executive Mansion. Washington March lt5
Your Of the condition Of the freedmen and OF
your in their moral and physical elevation has eached
NE and given great pleasure
This testimony my administration give as an ONSET 70
nv lie
subject Win YOU and the public the honor 20 he,
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
THOMAS W CONWAY,
late Assistant Commissioner Bureau Of Refugee FGeecmen
and Abandoned Lands State of Louislanr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
BRsrIsH COLunBIA.

We lave Victoria dates 10 Jane 20. Our British
sfhto Pacific Colonies have been ih0Tongy scared
3 be pospect Of Teoian invasion. The SpaTowhawk,
asst and Forward hare been cruising 10 and o watching
sfsy suspicious sail and oyefhanng American steamers
nsn TIE Sound and elsewhere TO look for armed Fsns
snorg psseefa passengers .sfs.as- u ti.tt -.tA
shst Volunteers Victoria and New Westminster hare
mhns nightly and both towns have been kept state
dasensnt was rupored that the banks had sent their
pees on ooaa ADMIRAL Denmans ship, bat Is believe
90 easgeeratior The citizens Of New wesimns.er
sey IVA. a. H. ship Sparrow hawk shonld take
~ poeHV4 epPose tne suburbs where the Government
sees are Instead Of at NE city British Columbia news
Isyer ssys that the Navy seemed more sByous 10 %
fafnitnIs OF tie officials than the property in th ca Dc
season for tie e0onss alarm 10 thai they believe M &C.
70 ~ nm Influential TeDian San ffapcisco ana n - IL s
ssni.e an expedition 10 averge husef on liz COLONIAL
he HOpa q Assembly having pssssa ses Of re.o,oto,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
Commercial Intelligence.

LUEmOOI- Friday, AuG. l7-Noon.
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales ofCottor'Ol
the week az &C. coo bales Prices have improved In -
period d. per pound. Mildling Uplands are qU~u % o.
1hc BrcalstuG market is fgmer. Consuls &C f.''.u "
for money Uniycd States Tire.Twonte arc quo''u a. %
RE Railway shares are quoted at i2 lOs O'4"A sN@''
are quoted at -. ,,- A. - r~o.ir
The Cotton market unchanged The market has
10 orhe sales foot mp eco bales. Flour la
olyoccs "a AZ ~ for American. Western Mixed Com IS
oocl At o. fhe Provision market is without alteration
LoxpoX. Friday, Aug. li-Eyering
Tho ALLOWING arc the Official quotations at the close Of bus
mo-. 70 day. Consos FOR Money, S. United States INr
T,yenties OIL Erie shares, f2i; llifo!s Central 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
CENTRAL AMERICA.
GUATEMALA.

Considerable excitement recently occasioned,s at
ss port Jose by the ocer in charge Of The guard there
attaching the Judge and his Secretary, tearing certain
e@in legal papers pertaining 70 criminal tnIt entered
lefsrwards stealing from the residents some 5000 He
sktn marched fof the interior at the head Of p hut
fercsped at Cheqaemus by the Comendnnte there and
ef bis killed He made good his escape with the
der OF has party and at last accounts closely
Soed by the authorities.
Costa Rice has refused to sn the South American alliance
ecbtract for telegraph from PuDta Arenas to oe
% Costa RIea has beer made with Mr. Nobes.
Thsre general news Of importance fom the Central
= IN Slafes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
THE PUBLIC HEALTH

s1ec'd D.',atches 70 Tie y. Y. Tribune.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO Aug is.-Thirteen cases Of cholera and
seven DEATHS arc repor..d to-day.
SENORLEAHs.
NET-ORLEAYs, Aug. le.--Twenty-six deaths from
cholera Tor the q hours endng clock this morning
reported.
Accounts from tie upper and lower parishes report tie
cholera fatally prevalent among tie freedmen those 10
cal,cs.
ST. LOUIS.
S.. LOUIS, Aug. 1e.-The cholera cases during the
q hours ending at day &C. Of which 80 proved
fatal
CINCINNATI.
CiycISSATI, Ang. le.-Sixty-fcr deaths from
cholera reported yesterday.
BUFFALO.
BUFFALO Aug. la.-Not a single case Of cholera
has been reported this city up to the present ne The
weather If cool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

On the state Of the colony Of Vancouver Forwarded he 70
Srwr Tc Governor refused and the Speaker was anlo
l5 N send Them himself The Assembly has followed II up
hy long address TO the Throne setting form the @
TWO countries whose united population IS estimated a.
no. COO persons Property very much deprecated IN Fue
nv he decrease Of population and the dizziness OF trade
great number Of nnooeupied and ms eesunu
little town. likely 20 be comparatively depopnhteu nhess
more economical form Of government is speedily adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

The latest dates from Honolulu are to the l3th
June The Legislature was still in session anu
IN considering several measures proposed Dy 'nc
Tie most proInoent among these measures IS DII 10 az.
thor7e the issue of Treasury Notes to IN indefinite amount
two three FIVE ten aud twenty dollars leueeuduo "
on presentation at tie Treasury. This paper none! ioJ0t
seems 10 be very unpopular and Is not hey 70
rhe Kings health IS IN an unsatisfactory condition tears
o, mat be threatened with SCREENING OF the
hran Were be die il IS feared there Woud De aholler
reVolnfion for III succession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
OUTRAGEOUS ROBBERY the 22d Of May la,

OUTRAGEOUS ROBBERY the 22d Of May last,
sailor named John Martinez entered the cigar and tobacco
store Of Michel Barrett No % Oiverst and asked IN
see some cigars He shown several brands and Blay
selected 600 purchase valued al S60 Wien the goods
were all racked up, MARTINEZ flung quantity Of chemical
powler n proDgieors eyes, partially binding him. and,
amid tie confusion which ensued, made off with tie bundle
Masez succeeded ia euding tie police until saturday Nle
he ws arrested by Officer Shannon Of tie Sixth Precinct On
berg brought before tho magistrate the p held or
trial without bait MARTINEZ is native OF Cub, % ycais e
age and resides az No. 3 Thomas-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
The EsIhDsuS.

encws from Lere is uuimpotant. The local papers are
sgtang the question Of Independence bat it is not believed
nsiT appeals will have much effect.
The u soop lancaster let Panama fer NewYork and
ranas on the Attn and Bcuner for Cape Hayuen on The
nne Gay TIE Mobongo IN port at Panama ana the florida
"a VI AslluAal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
CITY NIX VS..

The Union Association Of the Ninth District CGtb
Ward vii hold meeting this evening at o'clock corner u
Twenty second ST. and Seyenthayc Addresses will be made
BIZ the lac Commissioner Of Internal Reyenue William Orion
and Me,srs Isaac Dayton, William IL. Bull Alex Mcleod
and Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

Dr. p B. RAgDoLPH, the eloquent champion Of Ne
gro Education the abest poakerl tho Continent WI"
a. the request tie friends Of Ion and justice lecture or
before Churches Lyceums and socieiei end @
crsons al public eegs in the NATIONAL NoRAL Sr
qUTg education Of Colored tachodonaions % "h re
reeetiuly cited end Charles Ptrdle, 80 No
u Fsous Nev-ioTk u. w. Lisce esq bennington W.
Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
The Scotia Out.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. l7-Noon.
The Royal Mail steamship Scotia, Capt. Judhins'
from New.York OIL Wednesday, the s,h inst, arrived at
Queenstown this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
.EII:lU ROP e.
BY THE CABLE.
London Dates Of Fri
day Evening.
Final Negotiations in Progress Between
Austria and Prussia.
Peace Negotiations.

LONDON Aug. Moon.
The final negotiations for the establishment OF peace
between Prussia Austria and between Austria ana iy
are in progress, and peace IS regarded as certain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
Threatened RevOgd La che Fcs
ruvian Navy
Zhe Appointment Of the Ex-Rebel Tucker 70
BE Admiral the Cause.
War Expected to Take Place Between Column
bia and Venezuela
The CHILEAN and Peruvian Navies Pre-
pairing for vVarlike Cruise.

Tic Pacific Mail Steamship NewYok Capt W. Wier "iih
AsInw dates OF the nth instant arrived here on SATURDAY
The remained II days after time WAITING ior
mon arrival Of steamer Golden Age and ZEN Few nons "'
ahe ar Of the NOItiern lgm ~ AsViA"aH
The following If her treasure list' c.,. 6. co,
glsrIef Go ........ $50 Trevor { Colgate S4nll
I4aLMhn KcmP.-...... TO Orue4. --'''.'''''''''
Were Fargo, q Co. 2s5V - o.
Total amount N-''~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
NOTHING FROM THE GABLE.
THE SrwrorypLANp line DOWN.

THE NEWFOUNDLAND IINE DlNN'
Ponr HOOP, L. S. Aug. 10, lsoo-'0 P N.
The Newfoundland telegraph Line is still doWa' and
M ~ dlspotehes from the cable have been received IT IS
anticipated the line will be in working order TO morrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
Tie Red, White and Blue ut Deal.

LWERPocL aug. l,-N0on.
The little ship Red, White and Blue, Capt Hld'
SON. fom New. York. arrived at Deal today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
-
Latest Shin News.

D..s
Steamship qea Grant HS@s New Orleans Aus H. "r'-'e'
Ss.hp Leo DesrJOm Savannah co hours vh aise and as'
seeasP Fa@Sesa cbsawiet Charleston IS hOaE with eoon'
SIP Es.saId Ho 81 Byrne wbppoa March % Hon, Kos
Ship 8, yiaeen; de- Pad (Fr Auber Gaadaioup wh to
ssrs Su1. pru. Coolies, Cow Bay dsy. wiz coal to b. "
Bofs 6 absne LOBBY singapore 2d Day, viii, de 2 s
Blk Te.a tDq,eh peyeyde Marse'so Js{ wte .fs'
SPOKE big Myrepas from AnS Cayes for New e With ~
le to Jones Tough Lett bark Golden Fleece ioF Ne"frA }"
R1s Ida abbott orb Clark, euAnea P r. 20 d'y. A 'o'
urs Alfred lo 5atimOrcl Hofasge MOuteviiso % dys vi"
Biz g. H. Ssya. of beuears) Cole. Trinidad q j'y' wi.ar
az Ffis BL swan PoSesr Aecbo ?. R. 10 dly VIII
Bris Ifeny Gilbert HILL 81. Marc 20 days, with r'oi to D. r.
Bic eoe a BottGne Palermo = day, VIZ, g 70 n'',,
Big Triton Grl sgond Cannon 1'ieAeoj :" dy' VITA 70" '''
Sir r. Nara Jane - Georgetown. D. c.
s5 iiss3 Fisher Philips, Key West Il d'y' va h'H Ae'
scr " j. Holmes Rnynor Curacao Is days. via fs 1'
heye Sc Ls no 4m ,, Me 70 P KID q y m nee
s6r jia A. Ti.loek crove Barbados II day' viii os''F'
sslH ies s.,ers Davis Indno 81 day'. wa cotton, to- mas
s + d Fyss Ig;. sie1ic .s9.e3sP D
Se1r. , J z q, s.sains b,sasS ,GeerFe'own' D. C.
scar j. Jones' waiiBTdshi vInai5.
schr Mai, Elizabeth. Creby; Ceorse'o"n d. G.
ssHI L. L. y. i fseaeh. wsIl ylsaa
! 0s-,4@A -. llailcs eh,ron. fTginf.
/ 40 10 Ms.s.s'--N&- L. -
T IL Tweuty-,hirdst ahRLANDs p0Ok Store. topler
BOOKS the daN sni 81 . vii lni 81 le NfN
Engah French ud Scotch siaioio ard Works ar
! I1lRST.CLASS WlDE-AWAKL --....-----,
Laca and T, ylns e.s Ia',. from ,., :. 70 lS BOZ
Eys p 70 L. + TS'.n e. e. " e's' '''''
G,,.ri Agent for '.sre and sii7I, .r. '
/ 90 70 THOMAS X. AGNEWs, Gree. wch md
w Mnav. where YOU will a.J T.s Coffee. fss Pc AID
,veyt.ins' cheaper han any store "a new on. Oe VIZ " @
/ X NCSFORDs OSWEG0 SrARCH-Ihe svh
IN psre.ly PURE STARCH Il has not ths i'fiss, b+h
rrsdleed bv bcag RiaGcict NTH CAeaiGfs ~ EoHs
iJla. IL has TElRD stengh ihln sLy Eis
- ertey Zee Geecogs 0eigu nai-'.i ta'ff"
will keep swcrt yrsrs 10 The most pee 2.
Ei.hh 10 Linen. Ask for KlNGSFORDS OSWEGO siAhNh:
and t4ie IA other.
:...''....
VFUSKETO NETS at 81 - per piece.
VA bOBINfsT LACE at low prices.
PATENT PORTABLE ctSOPif;
O. CIR KELLY No 20 & lsavsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

FEsTIvAL-The Mozart Verein hold picnic and
Summer iyt4 festival this afternoon at Ka's Gumlnia
PARK, McirOse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
[Announceuentsl

SECURITY AND COYyBSIEECE.
PIcTrccKETs DEgKD !DEhoRFsrs PATsT sFALLBLR AfIcn
GUARD Sod al Jewery and Fancy stores ffe - c,s l5
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
The Cholsrn i'm nreoLi,n.

were rebortef Of which I've lied To iowing is the list
SATURDAY = CASES;
Annie Flynn aged ~ Dead.
John o.inn, aged 80, No 81 Laf1yetest Ia collapse
Mira Conn. aged Az Wlougibssi. near RsymoDdst
In collapse.
Mr.. Ailyoy aged -; wWoughbyat Canton st Gaze
critical.
Mgs Helm. No. 20 Bridge a. NH case
Mitchell Heiwj residence n fn'l collapse
Margaret BnTpby. ugol %. No. II sAs Battle 81. Deed
, 1866-03-20
( From tie London Times, March 81
FRANCE.
From Me Times Correspondent. J
PARIS, THURSDAY, March, l, 7 a. NJ

FROM hHe I3WfS correspondence
PARIS, Thursday, March, 1, 7 a. H..
NJ. de Lagu6ronniere presented a petit
tiOn in the Senate on Tuesday from a
person named De Cornol "pointing out
the danger of hasty interments, and sug~
costing the measures he thought requi-
site to avoid terrible consequences"
Among other things, the petitioner de-
mands that the space of "a hours be-
tween the decease and the irterment,
now prescribed by the law, should be
heightened to 48 hours that an e~lectri-
cal apparatus should be kept in The sa-
cristry Of each church, and that the
parish priests and their curates should
be taught how to work it that the body
should, after the lapse Of As hours, be
submitted to the last and most powerful
electric test /; that the solid wooden lid
of collins should be done AWAY with, and
replaced by a covering Of canvas, to be
lifted up at the moment the remains are
laid in the grave in order to ascertain,
beyond all possibility of doubt, that life
is completely extinct, and that what an
pears to be death is not merely a Iethar-
gic sleep.
A rather long debate followed, in which
Cardinal Donnet, Archbishop of Bor-
deaux, took a leading part. He was de-
cidedly of opinion that the petition should
not be set aside by the ''order of the
day." bat that it should be transmitted to
the Miaister Of the Interior for further
action. Some of the remarks of the We
nerable prelate produced so great an
effect on his auditors as to merit p%articu-
lar mention. He said he had the very
best reasons for believing that the VIC
Tins of hasty interments were more nu-
merous than people supposed. He con-
sidered the rules and regulations on this
head as prescribed by the law very Judi
cious; but, unfortunately, they were,
particularly in the country, not always
executed as they should be, nor was
sufficient importance attached to them.
In the village he was stationed in as
assistant curate in the first period of his
sacerdotal life he saved two persons from
being buried alive. The first was an
aged man, who lived IL hours after the
hour prescribed for his interment by the