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The New York herald., 1866-05-31
ANOTHER SCARE IN CANADA.
Fsnians Reported Concentrating
at Buffalo.
The Canadian Volunteers Again to
be Called to Arms.
10. &c. 6c


TORONTO, G. w., May 90, 1sod
The news OF tho collection Of Fenians towards the
Canadian border during the last few day. bu, IL
e concern until to-day when dispatches were received
announcing that the Fenians In threatening att-
tude Bualo and other places and the belief general
that sweeny intends endeavorng to make his promise
good
Tho Erening Telegraph, published at Ave O'Clock,
says:-
We have just received the startling intellge that
M Thomas swinyard the General Manager OF the Great
western Railway at Hamilton, received telegram about
half an hour ago from British consular agent at Buffalo
requesting him TO stop all trains that going from the
Suspension Bridge We have II from the authority
We also understand that Mr. swnyard has teegraphed
70 the military authorities here This caused considera-
BILE excitement but no alarm for the utmost confidence
10 felt In the American governments neutrality, 10
prevent armed Invasion az time when the Canadians
have no troops on the frontier
The Mayor Of Bufao teegraphcd the Mayor OF Hamil-
ton this morning that six hundred Fenians had left
Cleveland for that city.
Rumor has II that the government will tomorrow
call out the volunteers again
The Great Western managers have sent all surplus
rolling stock into the interior
The New York herald., 1866-05-31

rHE IaTE Gf0rs-THh fsvssrfoAylor hf Wv
COsgHTsstOrAL COMMITTEE sEthLr coz.
rLIrKD- cuooLs v0A run ynhxDsfN, pfc.
nrsyss Mar ~, lea
N. consrsssonsl Cosnnnis~ have already srafniDsi
over haDdfvd -sas-ses and yfc.sstins rsDf0ssip
~ hs i1g esslsasion ~ tbs riaf u ~ ~ sosns "a
Dsfors thsy al ogm.iste tbsv vDfs.
4lEfs ne bufnibg " us ooiOr~f shf1l boasss clfih1
n rta balliias q safcisnt oapsty fof a.. se,gul
n,sii1a a aisai eve ksndfsd atoars h0 - sfst@f
- tfs yfesaassns n rssa un1ef Ne name q us
if4ssir pdasail9na tsstita,s " and of-ts1 ~.
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W Setsrals Isx snd n1rsin sIi othsrs
Afrarseussta are ICING made hers - gfthf 49,
bation - us freedmen " ne federal esgsiSt - $50
etg a tha Gfh - Juue
The New York herald., 1866-05-31
Cholera I'm Detroit.

90 Saturday says the Detroit Pre-, Tras u The gS'b
three deaths occurred among the children Of 40 eml
grant party which arrived IN this city by ssy u ,bs
Great Western railway. One u the children dsd on
board the train aud the other two the depo, rbeu
bodies gwen 10 Tho@ Roach, city serion and By
him Inferred Ia the city csmstsfy No physician vas
called the and no examination Vas made AFR
death; but Judging from the symptoms ~ the u
il reported that they genuine cases of ebolefs
Tho family extremely nthy and hal ios, from
the ship which brought Them over
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Police Intsliigsnee.
ANOTHER CASE oY CRUELTY TO AxinALs-sK.
BER0H on TURTLEs.

ANOTHER CASE tHUHLTr TO AsIhAbb-kks
BERGH on TURTLEs.
Mr. Henry Bergh President OF the society for the Pre-
venlon Of Cruelty 70 Animals yesterday Afternoon ap
pcarvd before Jus,ic Hogan and made complaint AsslB
Nehemiah Calhoun, master Of The schooner Active,
lying pier a East river charging him with cruelty 70
animals Captain Caihoaa rscsntly arrived from the
Of Florda. With hs vessel laden vih turtles, and
anchored In Tho East river In nis andsvit Mr. Bsrgh
sssts that 10 ,he bold o. vessel nsbsr o. Turtles
we're connsed In cruel manner BY lypg said turtles
upon thsr backs and boring hales through their heAh,
and cords run through sad hoiea for the purpose of
cuyny said turtles Captain Calhoun vas arrested ~
orcers Cho~n sad Miller of TIE seoopd pfeclpcs, and
fssas sss " 1s eoSpsi S vii II sss or s eeh.rss hs lien,
on te g~und that tbs cAss does not come under TIE
nsw lss thai turtle is not animal bat a tbs Cab
spccies.
AsKxsT oy ALLEokD BusSLAns.
Two usn giving Their names As Michael Adams ard
John Williams each hay ng roll u nsr carpet under
hl. arm. were obssrvss BY oanoer Bisk~ood T fhs
Ninth precinct passing through Charles street near ts
orcsr followed and ssw then ssp on tbe froHi pla,
form u Bcscker street when be 1umT~d % the
rear q .hs ear and s.,.Hs ,L,ess1 sgs..sa ss n.s
Ger Bls kwoo violent biw "a The fare ssvcfsi
hers of Hoos and Ladder 'ompany No witnessing tbe
lions ths msn rsrr 90 searching the pri.onsrs
. nunJsr of burgiars impemsnt we're fo1nd 10 ibes
w.., rsa. s ~ S.s % ss.s 20 y,.s % Ssa - 'sss ssss
epsnsd x faiss keys and rptt~d ~ o.r~, vsiu@d
tss Tho carp found In po~s~~ion ~ TIE prsuners
vas kertl1ed W ths owner, sbo made eotnpislrt
asaln-t yrsoBsr-, and Jas,os Dase oomnitsJ bsm
for trial riiboHi bail
TERRIBLE ASSAULT on A vorsS.
Ann cro-oy shd her brosbsrin Las yattsss xoCsbs,
became involved IN q-srei rss.isy svsblns s thsr
r~tdsrcs the urp~r pert ~ ne ~ -hsn xsssh~
sharg~f struck Ana the bssd vb sonps bresy, hpn
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resolution insisting on the application Of the Monroe
doctrine 70 Mexico and favorng the endorsement OF the
proposed Mexican loan was discussed but laid over
under the ruleA
NO AUSTRIAN TROOPS SENT TO MEXICO.
mo sase Department learns that no Austrian troops
have been sent to Mexico and does not expect that
any win be sent.
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pgArs ron rHE pgyKAT OF THg sxrusLtcAs
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A uCTION NoTICE-BOOTs AND SHOES.
"A W. M. HOLLINGsuEAD. AUCTIONEER,
By CHARLES q. WARREN.
AUCTION ROOMS % CoRTLANDT STREET
THIS DAY (tRiDAYl, May H. at I0ls 0'clcck
EXTRA LARGE, SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT
CASH SALE OF BOOTS SHOES,
BROGANS, BALMORALS, CATERS, &C,
EXCLUSIVELY ON COMMISSION.
We shall Offer above. catalogue including
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY SAMPLE LOTS
CHOICE NEW SPRING GOODS.
ADAPTED TO the PRESENT WANTS OF THE TRADE,
representing upwards OF
TWO Thousand DUPLICATE PACKAGES
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5aE SALE E ZEAL ,b ss a.
g he sinking Fund will Offer for sale a public auction
MONDAY, May ~ 1853 at noon. az the Exchange sales
aors q Land north side o. Chamber. street. near w
Parcel Of Land east side Of Corsas stree. between
"a. .. snS ss Carl s5
north side q "a is,s e near 5A
north and south sides Eighth street, between
Two blocks Of Land between Sixty seventh and Sixty
sh;h streets FOURTH Madison snd Fifth aven p,s
s,see.s. Third and Fourth avenues. A'N
Two Lots west side Of Fourth avenue between Seven
H. Thirty eight Lots Seventy seventh and Seventy eighth
hGssn anS a ss and Eh.s street,.
Thirty four Lots Eighty nrs,a and Eighty streets
Ia Two Lots south side Eighty Fourth
rs One Lot southwest Isoh street and Twelfth
RkhtIeth street, Third avenue
Eight Lots aide Of Ninth avenue. Ninety fourth
u Lot east aide of Second avenue. scventyeigh.h
Thirty side Of Seventy ninth and
30 lots seventy fourth and seventynfsh streets,
Third and Fourth avenues.
warrantee deeds will be given.
. ResGa o or Ss
TsNxs per cent q the purchase money and
tSe Uomptroers Office each day immediately after The
am n s ss per
any portion thereof at the option of the purhasc may
sysSe ss yearly The amount on bond and
- MONTHS notice @ ,he comrlroer or may be paid IL
sslmens Of not less than I'VE hundred dollars. any
ne sale win be continued from day to day until the whole
''''''" " MA MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroller
CouSrnoLLKRs orTIcE, HALL or Rxconos,
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MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroller
CoayrRoLLkR's OFFICE, HALL or REconps,
April 10 1856.

n BURKE. AUCr1oNEER-wILL SELL. ON FRI
~. day, 1th inst, l0 O'Clock, at l59 Greene street
As Furniture Of that largo four story house. Every
Furnished throughout with general assortment Positive
ewu years
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DEM, F. TUEALL, AUCTTONEER,
- LATE sALEsMANW.TH p Il: LUDLOW GO;

ID LATE SALESMAN WITH Z. II. LUDLOW co.
0ALESROOM NO. 60 LIBERTY STREET, BETWEEN
BROADWAY AND NASSAU STREET.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ROSEWOOD PLANot ORTE, MIRRORS,
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, CARPETS, &C.
THEALI. CURTIS will sell by AUCTION. on
QArURDAY, MAY r. 1919 a lox O'Clock. at their new
6nlesroom No. GO LIBERTY STREET, Broadway,
general assortment Of rosewood and walnut Parior Suits
yssnch Bedsteada Dressing bureaus. washsands Sofas
Iouuges Chairs and Chairs Etageres Bues Extern.
son Dining Ia mahogany sscretary and Library Book
atrssses B,sers and Pillows Pier Mirror. nne rosswood
$anoforte Laf round cSrnsr octave Nuns GisI,
8A,ns ana Glassware Kitchen Utensils g. Also very
Catalogues At the Auctoneers o1ce. g liberty street
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A G. YOUNG, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
elegant Household Furniture this day tFriday) ct
o'clock house l56 Fifteenth
Astween Sixth and Seventh consisting Of ele
eAnt octave Pianofore round corners Of the
Znost Instruments offered auction this season. elegant
rosewood and walnut Parior Suits covered in the
Brussels and Ingram Carpets elegant
bsdeadr Bureaus Washstands Centre Tables Hair Mat
Spring Beds Lace Window Curtains, Shades OIL
Chinaware Cutlery. Extension Table, g. every article
within few doors Of the house Compe-
in attendance pack ship goods for pur
This sale well worthy the attention Of parties
commencing housekeeping Deposits required from pur-
ohaaera.
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elegant with round beautifully carved
legs and with all modern improvements rosewood and
black walnut Bedroom Suits Spring and Hair Mattresses,
Bolsers, Pillows Blankets Corner and Book Stands black
..lnut Extension Table Buffet China Tea and Dinner Sets
y1ch silver mounted Casters silver plated Tea and Table
npoons Forks Ice Pitcher Cake Basket rich silver plated
1e: and Coffee Sets Butter Dishes ivory handled Knives
and Forks Carving Knives rich cut Glassware, &c Sale
posttiye N. B-Reiable In attendance to cart pack
ADd ship goods for purchasers reasonable charges
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N. MILLER. AUCTIONEER.-BY A. NJ MILLER
CO. sssardSsy Nay L. a. pnrn A M r. Cedar
ety Mattresses Feather Beds and splendid Carpets
Ac This sale Is worthy the attention of the public
Catalogues ready Friday morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-11

HENKl D MINFN, AUCTIO.EER.
- SSefo"m " Nassau street. oIp0se the Post Olce,
.. NOISES ANp CARRIAGES AT AUCTION,
III hiN..t X SpNERFtiflf SATURDAY., LAY ~,
Atl2 O'Clock. IN front Of tteir sAlesrooIn.
Regular horse sale days, We.nssiay ~ and Saturday..
EcssTs NiNER S0NF gViIiE oerr u-su-pass~l ID
tages in location. t1prttuoc and lusfa.s capafiy to
iies ~ ty .friis sell li0rs.a tnfrasea
Ssbtt "a - -! aiming q tie horse business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-11
EDWARD sCHENCK, .AuCTIoNEER;
~ MAGNIFICENr SALE OF
BRONZE AND Marble CLOCKS,

EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER
" MAGNIfICENr SALE OF
BRONZE AND MARBLE CLOCKS,
BRONZE GROUPS AND STATUETTES,
- = sEvREs AND FRENCH CHINA VASES,
PARIAN AND BIsQuE sTATUETTEs,
SUPERB TOILET SETS
pnd large variety OF elegant French Goods inst arrived to
- sold al auction this day, at II A. NJ at the saesroom
90 LIBERTY STREET
E,AKM At AuCTIoN-A SPLENDID GRAZING FARM,
In the township o Monroe Orange county state OF New
yerk Tour miles from the Hudson river west OF Fort Mont
O1mery containing 30 l OF which farm land and
~ acres woodland together with large House. contain
ING bfecn rooms and cellar; also entirely
Pew corn crib &c The above property will be sold
Son. At the Orange Hotel city Of Newburg Monday May
Ea ocinck n W terms easy For particulars In lurc OF
MILLsPAUGu, Auc,ionecr
ENERRy LEASES At AUcTIoS
II AT THE CRY HALL.
On Tuesday, Nay IL 1906 al II O'Clock A. " viii he soli
q pubbc auction, TO the highest bidder with adequate Sc
Tic Of the Ferry now blshed from tho foot Of
- ten years from the LIST day % June. 1875.
The Lease OF the Ferry now established from the NJ
Forty second street New York. 90 Mcehawken. for
Asm of ten years from the 1T day OF November. 1896
Che foot OF Spring street North river % any pon tue
Eew Jersey shore that may BE- found practicable Tor term
~ ten years from the LIST day of June 1875.
The aid Ferry Leases VIII 10 sold the rights
frtieges and advantages thereof belonging Corpora
Bon OF the city OF New York.
Also at the time and place The Lofts Frank
- iSct. for term Of Eve years.
Also. the Upper Half OF Pier foot Of Stanton s ee
river, n
MATTHEW r BRENNAN, Comptroller
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a HTiFlCfAL EYEs ARTIFICIAL HUMAN pyEs
J. 700. o. 1r3 Gni inserted Eva " BAL on and II
not GHfNANN formerly emr6ycd by KoissoDneAu OF
Paris ~ Broadway. New Yors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-11
J. BLEEcKER, AuCTIONEER.

"A. A. j. BLEECKER SON Co win sell at auction
Friday May H. Mt IL O'Clock at the Exchange Saesroo
~ Broadway for whom i may eoncern the desirable three
rifteth street, with Gas Fixtures House has all the
1odern improvements. Lot l9.2xl00b $4,000 remain
mortgage Title perfect,
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SALES AT AUCTION.
"A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALES
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS.
THIS DAY AND TOMORROW.
Friday, May IL, and Saturday, May IL ,.,
Fridays catalogue now ready, and includes ATTRACTIVE
DoMEsTrCs, COTTON HOSIERY, DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, LINEN GOODS RIBBONS,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS
will be Issued for Sturoy readv on
orning which viii contain general assortment OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
Including lines OF BOOTS and SHOES SOFT HATS,
STOCK GOODS; also line Of 30 sample CLOCKS.
wM. TOPPING CO., Auctioncers.
lS2 Church street.
UcrIoN NOTICE.-R T. HAZEL, AUCTIONEER.
"A THIS DAY, FRIDAY. MAY IL,
nj 10Y o'clock, saesroom So Cortlandt street.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C,
IN lots to suit city and country buyera
BCATEs-2pD Counter Scales. and 240 lbs
bOLTS-2O0 dozen assorted Bolts
fACKS-l0l boxes Cut lacks assorted
rII.ES-RO dozen assorted Files
SROvELs-75 dozen @. 8. d. II. Shovels.
IVORY CUTLERY-1O0 dozen Ivory Table and Dessers
Knives.
Catalogues early morning Of sale.
R.T HAzELL CO., Auctioneers,
81 Cortlandt street.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13
Citation.

TO wilIism Spikes Susan Spikes and Eliza Spikes
and the un known heirs Of Polly Allen, deceased of
the State OF Lou ssns; the Unknown beil of James
Briggs deeea sed, of the State of Arb ansas; the
unknown heirs Of Willis Briggs deceased of The
state of Alabama; the unkDOwn heirs Of Mathew
Jelks deeease and other heirs and distributes of
the estate of John Briggs as.ceased late of Sinp-
county, Miss.
V0U are hereby cited to be ard personally appear
4 af the March term. A. ID. 1865 Of the Probate
of Simrsou eountv in the State Of Mississippi
to he holden At the court house thereof in the
Westville on the ID Monday Of sal month, then and
there to answer the petition cf Martha Rsgand en-
file in said court praying for division Cor sale for
divisonl Of the resl of said decedent among
his heirs and distFihutPes def cFibed fsows: OF
No two aad three of section No three in township
No. nine, of range No twenty one, west; the north
west quarter of the south quMrter of section
thirty six in township No. ten, north # range No
twentyone wests foHr of the south half of
quarter of section No thirty 1--WE i'm town
ship No. ter, north Of range No. twenty-one west,
two hundred aAd sixty seven acres mere less, and
show cause any you can. why the prayer of said
petition should not then be granted ana division of
said Ian ordered TO be mace, sale for division
subsequently, or tered.
Witness the Hon Jno. P. Brown Probate Judge of
IL said county the taird Msnday Of Jan 1906. and
seal Of said court annexed Issued Jan. IT, 2@6i.
Eeb4w5t T. Z. NENDEGHALL, CLERK