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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24

shake Of the hand Tor Cheers Then there another
young man whose name en- recall. Joseph j. Moore He
vas born near here Iregrd him the best Qualel soldier
no viii not say best 5r that Is too strong and
git ref c on others equally gool-but VIII say that
never knew better soldier than Moore better qualified IN
every respect Cheers He deserves 10 be well thought u
by you hyoG cau hnd any more men Ike hin lereabcuts,
want them Laughter and cheers Just many men # tie
style u H-zon AID Moore New-Hamnsle o8d Vermont
produce want Send them aloag anl viii count every
on9 Of them two on the DustsrroL Laughter and applause
Thanking again for your kind attention, bid you fare
well.
The General on the conclusion OF his romarks was
greeted with three hearty cheers, and it was some time
before the enthusiasm subsidized
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24
CANADA.

REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS FROM Is. n A., Ar
POINTED TO ISQUIRR INTO THE TRADE oP T@
WEST INDIES MEXICO AND BRAZIL.
VIVA OTTAWA c. w., July TO- l56s.
Last night Mr. McDougaIl Provincial Secretary, whe
was al the head of the Commissioners referred 10 aOovo
laid before the House their report Tney summafe 'nos
suggestions as follows i, . ..,,,, -.
the carriage Of mails passengers freight between Hs
flax Nova Scotia and ST Thomas in the West Indies oueh
ing until the completion OF the InerColonial Railway q
Portland to ensure regular semimonlhy communication
between the ports mentioned.
authorities Of United States for the prompt Transmission o.
letters &C. from Canada and the maratime Proydences ~
every United States mail that leaves the ports OF Boston
New York for the West Indies. Brazil Mexico 49, aud sne
r the transmission through United States mails Of 800
a1 To weekly Of between
Halifax and complete soon as possible the La
FonrI To procure by reoprocica treaties otherwise
ss and n other Sne oroHetiops Of British North America
the West Indies and especially In Brazil and the colonies o.
FIFTH To obtain II possible from The Spanish aud Bralisa
authorities remission Of the heavy dues now chageabe -
transfer Of vessels from the British to the spanish and b
Ii 10 procure. by negotiation with the proper autlorH
ties an assimilation OF the tariffs OF the British west lndi
Colonies respect of -four lumber hsh and other staples
British North America which would greatly iaciu
commercial operations and wei be urged In view
the assimilation about be made IN the tariffs OF Canada ane
the Maritime Provinces. .g !.
Srsa and lastly To promote by prudent legislation aa4
sound sca policy the rapid development OF the great mas
ura the British North American Provinces ans
70 preserve lies their power she advantages vhica
they possess Of being able produce at chea cos
than any other country most Of the great staples which tue IN
habtans the tropics must procure from Northern por
The Commissioners obtained the formal assent OF the
Governments of Demerara, Trinidad and the Windward
and Ieeward Islands 10 the following -
duties aud port charges the produce and
shipping Of respective colonies shall be levied solely ~
revenue purposes and for the maintenance OF indispensable
establishments and that tho several Governments VIII be pro-
pared consider in liberal spirit any complaint hay,ns
reference 10 imposts that be prer by another ofern
men the ground that such mposs are calculated 70 90
srpet trade" s-s-r.-- s-rts--er.- - FT-7 =
they also obtained from the Government condis
tonal agreement TO aid the establishment of improves
postal communications between the East Indies and theeo
Provinces. ...., 3D..
Tonight the House Will discuss the form OF the new
local Legislatures which has been deferred often
Three more vessels Of looked for IN Quebec
The gathering there is large and unaccountablc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK..".


Steamship Anthracite Greene. Pniadelphia W. KirirsHk
Ship Auarc tBrJ shaker Liverpool iapecOt Bros a co
Sip Isaac cbh. sto e, I1~fpool C. a. Marshall Co
Bark Teresa Ca ola llt Lasaa Queenstown and MARKET A.
7. Acrcsta
Bars 81. Cloud Faes NowOr'eAns, n. II. BRIGHAM.
Bark Jennie Cobb. Sptlding, Boston Snow burgess
Bark h. 1rowbdi,-. pulze DcneIars. H. Togbndge Son
Brig Frnrqu.ta fSpaIl bosrm, Bouiona
Bris Handy share Galveston, Brett Son Co.
Brig Concord. Everett Philadelphia, G. G. Duncan Co
Bng Peadcs (BT.), Iiosi O. Liverpool. VIM Mcdonald.
Brig T tBr Humpi Bboa (spsinl Rivera Codozo Co
Bra Queen Of the South Anderson Demerura Joseph Euti
Bug HHow lBfl Cam Harbor Grace. sif ken Lonsdes
Brig T. q. Reed fBr }, O'Douuel, 0faytown
Hrig Sol Alfum. Wallace Jacksonville, Peek Church
Scag. Josephine u. Fish, Ntson. Mott BedeL
ScAf Lana Pride (Br.l Scopaan St. Kite Jones Iolgh
scT H. w. Brown, Tucker Alexandria, Va N L. McCrea3y
Co.
Sclr Cabot, Bacon. Boston, Baker Dayton
Scii. Dresden. Davis. Boston
S.hf. -. JONES Lombard. Nes'edy. r l.
Soop Thomas Hui, HUI, Providence Geo y. sifanahan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24
TrnYelerA, Guide.

To Abs8y Haason r. r.. Depo. 50th It, and 10th svs
ard by Harlem X r.. Depot 2oh-st and 4h-av va
Hudson River, f;t5 10 o, 4 T. and II 7. m, via lia
len II d.. ana o. sunday train, via hudSou vei
: p City run between Charn0efs and So4a-
To Albany. by stsapefs - John ard Desn Richmond
daily SUNDAY excepted from foot Of Canast n Rat 10
foot q bosSro.ss st \ H.
foot Of COurtandtst., aid 10 a. IA, p. H., and -
80 boston By Soiwsh line, Pior q N. n, dsiy
70 sion BY New Haven r r. vie Springfield gh
1e Boston By N.w.iis1en r. R. s7trst and 4tBsye. via
shore n and p m ssndly ..............; ?. m
d.y. eseeptedJ u and $40 N
BY Erle Railroad, foot Of Chsmberss, al l. 10 m,
$50 and pm Euligrsnt u
r. sS n sad $50 a a. .p b and. $50 p.
To Hsskettgown and intermediate taonsi % Morris aud
Es.eI r. r.. foot Of BsrclsysL, Al $50 m. BY ssme
road for stations Of Mil5UD a. 4lo p m Nor,
nsO~u p. N
sprnrssd-stssmers leave Peek ?.
st........7 g. II 30 l2l5 3t5 $50 and p m
10 kewbuVh, West Point Poushkeepsie. Hondout ana
: Kinsto,, landing At CozIens Dock Cornwall aud Milton
May Powell foot Of pssbos.ess daily at .3oO M
day sIeeptedj from loot u bsrcsy st p N
10 kewbmgh, PouzAkeepss Rondout, aud intermediate
Landings. BY steamers foot Of hsrTisonst daily Sunday
s1eepled) p N
Esvsrsnk Pier No 81 r., daily st...,,......... p m
Isui0Wu. from foot Of LibeIty-st N r., a. u m.
a. Psli.5spft. by NewJer,ey Railroad 100, Of Court,
lsudtst., snd 10 M, IL ~, and D. ~, aud 10
midnight SUNDAY ,,.;. p m
oRys Portehss,er snd Grsenwich Conn BY steamer
join Rassi rom Pef-,p daily :..;-.o:so .. N
daily Saturdays xeptedl from Por 10. ~ y X a.
u "ssAihrea, ~ EswJepey H. y ig0i u Vo-H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24
A CASE OF LUYAcY.
n iAob VI LNNAcA.
Gilbert Crane agt. julia A. NJ. Crane.


Gilbert Crane agt julia A. N. Crane
= In this case the parties were Southerners and
formerly residents OF Mississippi The husband commenced
for divorce the ground Of adultery. This
ing defendant applied for the appointment OF guardian al
legng that the lady unatc and now inmate OF the
State Lunatic lum at Jackson Miss The application was
made by Row. Mr. Harris brother, who alleged that the
lady had perfect defense aud that her present condition
owing tine barbarty Of her husbands treatment After
the regularity OF the motion. the Court hld
the lady entitled to the appointment Of guardian
aud granted the order applied for
A j. Requier for the motion; Chauneey Shaer opposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24

KNOCKED Dowy AND RoBBED.-Shortly after .
t Monday morning thieves entered the Irving HOUSE
AZ the corner OF Broadway and Twehst through an oes
90 basement window The bookkeeper, hearing tho noise
by their the office and went down stars
~ see what the disturbance he was mel ~
The thieves Knocked down. and robbed OF his wallet oohau
ing $50. The thieves then made their escape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24

Mr. JOEL BENTON of Armenia Dutchess Co., N r. nAs
an Agricultural Address which is modelled after s'ereo
tvned plan which has been delivered two occasions
With eminent success Secretaries Of Agricultural Socis
ties would do well TO correspond with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24

sni,''t and 10 q o. p m. and - midnight
To Now Orleans every saturday BlaeE Star and New-iork
hal Strafnegs Line.
For -syuvush every Thursday. Muray's Line, once NO.
o. and % S0utH-st
For savauuah every Saturday,. by Empire Line Osnf
Allen no bos ling Green p n
Fag Siyann4h every Tuur.dly Pioneer Line fief Not
n p
For Montana AVID IdsI 1--sec ndvfrtseufnt
Io further Information 1 reHd Go hHoad 4luls 4A1s see "a
vcItis-uel.s % another D.rt Of tins plpet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24
COLLECTIONS AT CATHOLIC CHURCHES.


Last Sunday collections taken the various Cath
ole churches behalf at the Portland sufferers The coas
rbutons the which have been sent In indf
cate worthy OF the city At ST. Peters over 500 were
collected aud $500 we're collected the Cathedral Alto.
geher the collections from the Catholic churches OF Nsvs
York will realize $4,000 si2O00 As soon as AL the
retnrn are rendered the entire amount will be placed the
hands Of Bishop Of Portland who Is now Oh visit
t.ctfu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Pes..46l sefs.......7 % Moon Sets,...2 le
THIS DAY
sandy ok..502 Gov Island - Hell Gse.......79i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24
SUPERIOR COURT-SPECIAL TERM-JULY %.
DrcrSToEe

Mary Ruesch egt. Joseph Enst.-MOtiOn denied.
George the Count Johannes. egt Horace n DayMotin3
70 open default granted with 60 costs 20 abide event. end
cause restored 20 the calendar
| In re- Arthur Haddeu habeas corpus.-Phsoner uS
cha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24
bapines bauKs.


xix PER CENT INTEREST
~ free ~ Government Tax
MARKET SAVINGS BANK.
No So Nassau. o fnitoDst., y. Y.
lmuc0 TIE h AnJ
VI nsnfa 80 nvi the date Of the deposit. ... =,
iiESHY T.. CoSELiN. Sec. WILLIAM Van MANI, ILes.
AEWNOBk SAVINGS BANK, Eghth-ave.. cor
y Fourteen pr interest rec OF r Deposits
irife before viii drow interest RON Az d.,
= r. Bull. secretary THOMAS CHRISTI ffesdehI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24

SEVERELY IyJURED-Thomas ScaDlon api JameH
Burns iaborers severely injured this morning "
tho e,yin IN OF sewer which they oading AZ ne
corner Of ghtv seyeuth and Firth ase LIeJ "sS s'e
aut aud o. ard " tlsir Issaseliys sSAs~es>>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24
bort Uar0cn'e Noiife.
STATE oy Hrw .yonK


Pon1.WAnprSs OFFICE. No. . Wiilam-st
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with see
on Of the Get passed April a. 1851 entitled An Act 70 Re
rt,. the WARDEN Odce Of tAs Port o New lO" 10 Az
.o Interested having charge o. we tn eel naef OF sue
iuoui,v examination t the following Ne- are nov
by tie and la the said furFsfs -
be- completed within day. ucIt succeeding iAls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24
Ut = FNAIl VIITFF-1
HEADOIARTEYs DTPAR1NFNT OF III


DETROIT Mich. July ~. 1855 )
CENTRAL ORDERS No. 42-L The 18th Independent "a
Veteran Deserves at Springfield Illinois, WILL under TIE
command OF the senior officer Of the company proceed 10 and
take post at Fort Maenaw Michigan via Deroiti arrvs
at Detroit the Company Commander will march his
Fort Wayne, and viii himself 20 these beadquar
for transportation which from Springfield to this pl<se
will he provided by the Assistant Quartermaser there
The Company VIII take their and baggage Ammuns
ton Commssarie and Medical Stores WI
be furnished at Detroit.
IL The Military Districts OF Illinois and Wisconsin fro0
after the months hereby discontinued An
books papers and records pertaining 10 those Drcts %
file Headquarters thereof will be carefully boxed and Too
warded By express TO these headquarters.
BY command Of Haj0TGen. ORD.
+. ORD Breyet.COl and A A. Gsa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24
Spoken, &c.

Shin Ceres IN lst q. long C. N. July II. bound W.
Scr George Oboe (oi Proyrcetownh OF hah JOY 49, TOUT
weeks ou' with $50 qlHials q hlh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24
I111alr pnr11ArloN.-Tho process Of iIlielt ais.

tlaton stl extensively continues few dislcres have
already been seized aud is understood that largo number
are under Lie al ys,spo- of tho rsvsnua Of.G4ls,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24

full attendance of the Committee Of One Hundred Ia ~
quesed for this day. July "a at 2i O'Clock at the Chans
Der of Commerce All subcommittee will then report 40
ton Will be taken upon the disposition OF the fund; aud ne
daily meetings Will probably thereafter be discontinued
ELLIOTT i. SHEPARD, (sao..,a-,~.
JOHN AUSTIN STEVENS. JR,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24
ARMY GAZETTE.


or LEAVE OF ABSENCE
Brevet Brig. Gen IA. l.. Robinson, Assistant Quar-.
master OF Volunteers for % days.
BroyetCo Charles H. Wagner. a
Volunteers. for 10 days.
Military ssorekeePer W II. GIL Qllrternastsrs Depss
" DAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24
Chances for Business Al:n.

A CORNER LIQUOR STORE. Eghth-ave., Cen
tai Pork stock fixtures furniture lease. uccufe, excise and
revenue; per dayi rent rcmontA lnmediae pos
s.sson retiring ali ioT sou Thus sCAN4-AN NO
~ Hshthave.
COUNTRY STORE to be LEASED and STOCK
- or GOODS SOLDOne OF the best stands 10 the country
a. Que Of ssu about ~ miles from New ok Par
s need any person wishing purchase vii IN
Sl'' '-' @ 'D'-' " ? hoBB. No. 81 cedsr,..
NOR SAL IA PAPER MILL, nov running.
sru4ri wi hour fiao % this city ~ s good Wete4o
I'll 40 nERRICKsON BARTLETT No 30 Beekna--li \. !.
NOR SALE-The BUSINESS and STOCK OF
HARDWARE. STOVE snd TN sIohE ~ Jan l esn a
Che rron f ne u and N. and G. road = espra Of s1yS
o. l0l, id I've sry good hn..es ID ra ~ giigHls
Gown ADD via stamp r. D. GRIFFITH Afoa, odin lliao..
TKOCERY- STORE for SALE-With Stock and
tirr: also Building wanted Inquire at Pipe Once sA
ty..ccoui+t end lhrd'sye-
ARGE PAPER MILL WANTED.-A Mil with
sni capacity % turn ol tfee tuns Of
o. water rover iDe New-lors By .eenl OF wrr
address Win p.riienlsrs ?. o BoT 10 l796 Newlork.
DARTNER WANTED.-A Gentleman at present
enrsss in WI g. banking hon cashier de- 70 i9,Il
copartue1sip Of carrying on e siCCh
ts Tho references given incnduF pre.en en-
Adires- STRICTLY COMMISSION, Inbune Oales.
DOLLING-AilIL near Philadelphia for SALE.-,
81 Capacity b.r ZION PEI suitable 9I Nai
Works A5dss. o. W BARNES No 42i WaInu,t Philadelphia.
FTWO GLASS FACTORIES for sale. - The
EAGLE GLASS WORKS O, Port Ilz9beh. Cumberland Co.;
E l.r.rv y miles below Mvile The eb0ve WORKS have al
slco . Ae uenuictuIe q Hollow sfe .. ~
ss tories storehouse DWELLING ioT NJ cen 99l ls
reroad OF by water 70 rev lok on u
trter rcrti-vlrs cdtIes SAMUEL IOMNSbND NO. %
South ID Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24

The Treasurer Of the Portland Relief COMMITTEES
Acknowledges the receipt OF the following additional subsore
tons since July 81:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24
THE PORTLAND SUFFERERS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF SUBSCRIPTION REcRIPr-
MEETING THIS AFTERNOON AT THE CHAMBER OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24

i4EE 4iEE insurance. Co.. n. y. "a Jlly. 49,
I7WENTN-TkST DNIDEND.-A DIVIDEND OF
flr- ~ PER CENT h-s this day hen del frd free o, Gov
cfu.rrlt Tax rar-u. d-uaud GO. ALaLB sc-cury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24

TTWE USUAL QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
TWO AID HAlf l2 PR CENT qp9 the Goven'9eH
ms th Office. transier booAs will e closed Ton h date
GlItE,.JAN. tlle 1..l inst SAMUEL kSuA, IEe-suTrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24

REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS FROM b. N. A., Az
POINTED TO ISoUIRR INTO THE TRADE OF fRA
WEST INDIES, MEXICO AND BRAZIL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24

OFFICE o. AANNATfAN INSURANCE COMPANY NO t ALiel
Ms OK. lry u l8tp. s
rE'HE Board of Directors have this Day declared
1 sNFM-ANNUAL DIVIDEND q FIVE $50 PR CENT. pay
q or demand GEO. q. HOnG~UON Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24
Dluioer0 Notices.

CLsysrAsD COLUNBUs AND CISCISNAII RAILROAD Co.,
CLEVELAND. O.. July o. 1895 )
A DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER CENT has beer
q Company payable August neat free Of Gov
S,okhlgfs registered On tae Neyl eTk book viii Be
Office c Gle United states Trust 60 Of New ORR To-
tttu boots wiz be Il sc1 from Juy q until August by orde
..r f1-i ~ Directors GEO. n. RUSSELL, Ircaaulet
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-20
OHIO NEWS.
CRAWFORD COUNTY.

VIZ - Ia Ottf u
Our town received a visit from burglar
on last Saturday night. From appear
ances the first place visited was the hard,
ware store of Picking & Gelger.
The store of John Atwood was entered
but nothing has been missed.
The hardware store of John A. Crajo &
Co, was entered. Tools for further one.
rations seems to have been the only object
Of the thieves here, and they took two
large files and two large ehisels.
The County Treasury seems to have
been the last place visited. Here thew ef-
fected an entrance BY breaking a light ont
ofthe window at the desk Once in they
commenced their operations BY digging
through the wall of thevault. Fortunately
the safe in the vault bafaed their skill. and
the only damage they did it was breaking
off the little indicator on the outside Of
the combination lock. They however
succeeded in getting about SIPS which
Treasurer Roop had left in his chance
drawer on the outside of the safe. Had
the burglars succeeded in getting into the
safe they would have been rewarded bv q
haul of between $40, 900 or $4,000.
Since the above was written three per-
sons have been arrested, supposed to be
with the robbery. Their names
are John and Jack Hill and Nelson Trim
bic, all citizens of this county. They
were brought before Justice Seroggs LAST
Thursday, and held for further examine
ton until Saturday, March 18th, at ten
Trimble is out on bail, and the
others are in jail.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-20
Incident. of the canadian Muster

Montreal Dispatch to the Toronto Globe. II
The employees of the Queens printer.
office are forming themselves, with other
citizens, intoa hemeguard.
Colonel Debertel, OF st. Andrews, while
addressing two companies of volunteers
yesterday, on their way from St. Andrews
and Granville to Ottawa, fell dead as he
uttered the words ~ have been fftv-two
years in the service and my heart is there
yeti
Colonel Coffin of the Ordnance Depart
ment, has offered his services in the pres
ent emergency, as a private in a rifle COM
pany, without pay, if furnished with arms
and a greatcoat.
A guard was detailed last evening for
duty at the railway station. The guard
will be continued. A comfortable guard
house has been completed for their ac-
co~mmodAtion ina portion Of the freight
shed.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-20

Several recent occurrences have served
to shake the confidence of the public il
the whole detective system. In St. Louis
the other day, three detectives were dis.
missed the service for being unpleasantly
mixed up in the great Express robbery.
In New York it is beginning 10 be be.
ieved that the million and a half OF
G~radpapa Lord is in the hands of the de-
teetives, who are waiting for the best
terms, In this last case an advertisement
has already been inserted inthe press, that
negotiations for the return of TWO tin
boxes, containing Government securi-
Ties, will be opened with any person hav-
ing knowledge of their whereabouts, by
addressing Louis v. Gordon, Post Office,
New York. Strict confidence may be re-
lied on" The Concord Bank robbery was
condoned in precisely this way, and Mr..
Lords money will certainly come back to
him at the right stage of compromise.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-20
PROCLAMATION.
PROCLAMATION.

MATOR's OFFICE
CLEVELAND, March II, 1866. I
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
Il prov sion of the second section of an act. passed
April 18th, 1857, supplementary to an act entitl,d
!" An act to provide for the organization of cities
and Incorporated villages passed May Sd. 1852, /.
HERMAN NJ. CHAPLIN, Mayor of the City or Cleve-
land, do hereby notify and require the qualified
electors Of said city, to assemble OF the first Mon
day otApril next, being the second day of said
month, at or before the hour of ten o'clock A.
M: otsaid day. at the following places in the seve-
raj Wards in said city, viz:
In the LIST Ward, at the Engine House on Cham
plain street.
In the I'd Ward at the Rockwell Street School
House.
In the Sd Ward at the School Room in basement
Of Bethel Church, Water street.
In the 4th Ward at Engine Rouse No. 9, Hun
tington street.
In 9TH Ward at the School House, St. Clair
street, east Of Muirson street.
In the 9Th Ward, at the "wigwAm," $50 called
on Garden street.
In the 18th Ward, at the Engine House No. 8, on
Phillip street.
In the sth Ward at the Station House on Yer
mont street.
In the 9Th Ward at the Engine House on Church
street.
In the 10th Ward at the Basement of the Ken
lucky street School House.
In the 1lth Ward at Engine House No. 10 on
Lorain street.
And said electors will then and there, bef1re the
hour Of six O'Clock P. n of said day proceed to
eject one commissioner OF water works and eight
from ths city at large; and one Trustee |
from the First Ward, one Trustee from the Second
Ward, one Trustee from the Third Ward, one |
Trustee from the Fourth Ward, one Trustee from
the Fifth Ward, one Trustee from the Sixth Ward. /
one Trustee from the Seventh Ward one Trustee
from the Eighth Ward, one Trustee from the Ninth
Ward, one Trustee from the Tenth Ward. one
from the Eleventh Ward, who reside in
heir respective Wards; and also one Assessor for
sach WARD; and one Member OF the Board Of I'd
leation from the Third Ward; one from the
Fourth Ward, one from the Fifth Ward; one from
ne Seventh Ward; and one from the Eleventh
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set nv
ierch, A. o. 1866.
narls:so2 saul. H. N. CHAPLIN, Mayor.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-20

We have an inkling of OMahony's
plans for conquering ireland, with his
base of operations in New York, from
the New York Citizen. Miles OReillv
says; The project of invading Ireland
by means Of 8 tunnel starting from Co
ney Island, and to emerge somewhere in
the City of Dublin, not far from the Lord
Lieutenants castle is now much discussed
by the first engineering minds in the Fe-
man ranks. The tunnel would be far
from an unremunerativs work, it NAV be
urged-as after the Fenians had used it.
and annexed Ireland as the most Eastern
State of the Union, they could sell it out
at so many thousand dollars per yard for
general railroad purposes"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-20

A correspondent of the Plain Dealer,
writing frotn Erie, Pennsylvania, claims
that the election in that city on Friday
resulted in s Democratic triumph. The
claim is preposterous. The Mayor elect
is to be sure a Democrat, but no political
issue was made in the election, and the
successful candidate owed his triumph
solely to his personal popularity.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-20

We desire to call the especial attention
of our readers to the communication in
another column from the pen of a gallant
officer ofthe United States Navy, who has
served the country for years with ability
and distinction. The principles laid down
in the article referred to are most neees-
ssry and important to be borne in mind
in the present political crisis.