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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

GRANGE OF eoHRDULE-Au who are In the habit u
Visiting Mount Pleasant and 6ulivan's Island, will
please observe the hnge Of time Of arrival and de-
Dat ure Of the steamers from Monday next as published
in our columns.
If You WANT nice opstommade boots, go to Ellis.
woRrH's No. 8A King street. 80 August 9
pAnwn1na -o.s-~-------o rss :.
r5on Coming as it does from the laboratory OF 50 well
known and skilful Q pharmaoeutlst 90 Mr. PANKN1N,
has already made great progress in the esteem of our
community especially with persons suffering from
dyspepsia or arrangement of the liver or stomaohie
debility, The responsibility Of the establishment which
puts forth these blters for specific complaints and moi
for every disease which sh Is heir is such as te
make ali who purchase them know that they are made
of only those mgr dients which the proprietor normf
them they are composed Of and which certainly is 6
guarantee that few OF the medical remedies which ART
being published every nooa aud corner OF the streets
at the present tme can lay claim to- For ourseves We
can say ahat they are not only of agreeable taste
but capita. corrective of dyspepsia and most excel
lent appetizer and that firmly bel eve II pr operJ
taken for any arrangement OF the hepaso functions
they will make the person using them very long
,;,.r =th thstu
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-18

."To be. or not to be--fhat's the question. :"
Whether to suf, r with mental anguish,
Feyerish lips, cracking pains. dyspeptc agon les,
And nameleas bodily suffering.
From want ofnerve aud unfnundea prejudice; -
or, whether with sudden dash,
Jump into the general current.
eeize bottle of PLANTATION BITTERs,
And, as GuntLer swesrs be myself man again.
Three months It Is since thus thought, t,-
And SPOKE, with faith exceeding weak.
Hut t4unther said my eyes were salloW,
nv visage hasgard. my breath tr' mend GUS bad,-
Nv disposition troublesome-in fact,
he gently hinted was fast becoming
On te nuisance aud str ngl insis stsd.-
An 1t was thus reluctantly yiede,.
Four bottles now ,enesth my vest have dsappeareo.
Fri nds Say changed man now is JONES'
NV food has rellsh. IN appetite Is keen,
. MY etep elasti ), nv mind brilliant AID
Nine pounds avoirdupois, /. added to nv weight
tuthB3
MANY have wondered why. in this enlightened cen-
tuy wheu every has advanced t almost prrlee
tion some one act .atsd by desire to promote the
heath and welfare of his fellow has not given to
the world medicine viii b will prove tfacaoious III the
cure of those most painful diseases, VIE: Darrb@''
pysentey, &C. To such would say that at leaht 3
r mtdy has be n fou, i'll DIR. MARsuENs CARM1NAT1vE
SYRUP It only requires trial prove ts unlimited
sucoess For sale by all Druggists. KING OAsStDEY,
,,k
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-18
AUCTION HALES.
" AT Auction.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
r AILR O AD

aBY WARDLAW & CAREW.Z=
Under the dire cton of the Trustees, will be sod on
TUESDAY, 20th November, 1906. at "a NJ, at the
north side ot the Exchange IN Charleston, o.,
THE CHAR ESTO~ AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD,
with all the property and appurtenances thereunto be
longing
For full nformat Zee advertisement below Of Trus
tees, and Tor further par '16qlars apply to
WARpLAW OAREW,-
Brofsts and 4uct,nneers,
No. IA Broad, corner OF state Ill.,, Charleston, 8. G.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-18

If You WANT nice opstom.made boots, go to Ellis
WoRTH's No. 9o4 King street. 30 August 8
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-18

Tur CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
T. will be seen, by reference to our advertising 6
columns, that the Charleston and Savannah Rail.
road will be offered at pnblio outcry on the Goth OF
November next, by Messrs. WARDLAw q OAREw,
nader the direction of the Trustees. This is
most important and valuable property, and will
claim the attention of capitalists throughout the
country. It is the connecting link between this
CITY and Savannah, and can be placed in good
condition at a comparatively small expenditure
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
BdRKIED.

AYREsCLAHK- Wednesday Dec. g. ., the Church Of the
uoy Tny BrookIyr, By Rev. T.. A. Bradley q wsss-
Msp. ai.sd by the ~ LtileSohu OeOrsc L. Ayre. 70
NAV A. Cst daughter William Clara. s of BfootiyH No
caFas-
rsce ChnSch. Brookya Highs 90
T,-.d,y D~c by n y b. Jchasos. d. D. heHy W.
Cooper 10 Asgnenta. dsngher ot d. y. W Ostrssdrr
DOLgEAR EIIEARN-OH "Wednesday evening Dee al Chnss
ohurrb by D. C. kw-r- Thon~s IT, ip"'Oea TO Belinda
daughter OF James A. Hearn. ESQ.
FOWLER-LAU-Od Wedns.dsy eycrog Dec B. st ~ feteI
Cbsreh Broosyn Rev. D. ~. Case d. assisted oy
The Rev John 4 Paddock Edward fO~Hf 20 Mary Jcs-phme
rIde. dansfer of Joseph H. Isdd. si o. Bsookiyn
-THORNE-At the Houss Of PIsys hsUTk n - on
Wednesday es6. by tie Rev ~ A. W MaSen Ot.naS
Guerin ~ J. to hs-D L. Thorn@ aa"Ehe' o'
the Lewis A. ThOrne OF New iOFt Sny
LIN WART-In fobRs'c<n Fulton County rev
ok on Dec q the frrs"yrtian Cofeh
bv b Rev Dr. stewart Henry Vs. Livingston 10 eldest da"sh
ier Of the Hon Judge Stewart. oil o. Jces-'e~n No earn"
1HIsTLF-HOLLING wORTh-Ou Tb.6sdsy evenins ho, ~
attic Psssde NJ 4. Cbnrch Hsdsont ~ n j. ey inc rev
Fi,sser.d BOYD Thistle Ssrsb J. HoAiaS.woHa yoe"see
dsn.bter j. A. Honsosih oil Of eat beocse"
H.. J. No card.
WHYTAI-TABORon TuesdsY vs-ng be- g. q too residences
~ IN. brd. by A. ROsel Jauss Whyta Of New on
10 Mary T. Tabor williamsburg H. eusery Of Long branch
N
wATsOk-BENDING-A NO 30 ws,Ise- wedne.day Dec. o.
bv tbs Rev ChAfs. h. Ray Nj Levi. Watson Ol Le'o" eh
Va 20 Mis-. Mara LOais, Bending Of thu. cay
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
DIED.

FESDT-n Wednesday, morning De- s .;, long s"s =,
viii from Gree gss os F1ssy a %Snss
s%d the asisioa. f.. Is.Esif"y invited
sRUaMoS-Ai North Salem se~York. s.,.,dsy De !. A.
Neon snd Eeca Ouna"" "d sdoP,ea osseh
Ter Of Mshs. and whsmsoso OF BOokvn aged Is years
aud nouths
GRUMMAS-At Rye. New YOrt. on Thsg.d.y Dee ., AHn"
uolme. lockwood GgGmman aect ~ years
The attended the NJ T. Gh~sA Rye on saturday
HAMILToN-On Thur,dsy Dec G. oe s.mse H,mI'
Tho sud. of ,lS smy are invited attend 'S from hi:
No II AbhsdOaqss, cofo:, We., Iwe'lS ssd
taS"a to Sewbarsh OI.nss County fer n,STssnt
HGBIESudsay YOaks,.oe wedoe-sy night The go ia's
Jamie ~. vito e John NJ Hgble ed'st dSssh'si OF ",
and Jane A. EngIh Neighbo'hoSd n j. aged - years
% md Trend. Of the smly are invited dtend
rom The redence ~ Hbis, Los hlsyr Nonaer. on
saturday III. At oolock p Hudson hVet haroad
,raiu I.1vr. Thristh.t ito a u
mSCoX-ou "Wednesday De ct II congestion ol tho
dnpstr OF " ,llas H AID Emms ss-d 81 years.
q tn. fmy invited '.os 'As ,'Ss,1 % Sssos
Bfoosiyn. on saturday, the sth inst. sA2 p m
MoRRISONOn Thursday Dec David MorisOp j IN the 24h
IN, Srsys. and friend. family opefly invited to At
tend FROM the rrsdeo- of fhs father No % S'enh
avr on Saturday afternoon At u o'elOoh
PHAYRE-On Tue.d,y Dec. al IL cesk midnight the Rev
The vrs Of the auay ys-pectaly invited 70
service ocloes on sndy afternoon at the
Thirte'h-at Methodist Ep.coplai Church
ROBNsONon Thursday morning Dec O consumption Jsme'
ioen'on II, , ~ wv b Sr sy ~ ~. rc..y invited to attend
hi fnn-r. from residence No DO Adlphs Brooklyn on
sunday afternoon, az . clock. wtbOa, inSthsr notice
VALIn Brooklyn Wednesday The 5th inst Mary vile ol
William NJ. ysiL and daughter Of thollts l.~co Od~N
Tn. funprs plsc- saturday, ., O'Clock nom % Sc
Chnch Brookyu Hishs Tho .n OF - family .re requested
o attend without further invitation
woOD-on wedne.dsy Dec sAnn Asso'ts wife Of Stephan
A. Wood. aged Y years a.,
Tn. funeral will tsas place Friday Des J, o. u ~ the es
Mr.. John SnrGss. Ne ~ Sonth FoOrh--
Wu.m-burgh l. The relative. AAd i<nds OF both families
invited 10 attend without iifihsr nstAee
WHITNEY-ln Brooklyn Thursday Dee Geo'so Whitney
.ssd sni ii mouths. 49,, a.
s r.av-, and friends the ay iayi'.d to sfiend the
funeral hi. late edn~ee No. ~ hie a. on tnsy
3 p The remains vii BE- taken to "ooo'oeA w. '0' 'e
fnent
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
0EN. sKDOwIoK REMOVED.

TGIBvSE
NV ORLEANS, Dec 6.-Gen. Sedgwck has b"on re-
moved from tho command on the Rio Grandc The order
for his removal s said TO havo been forwarded to Gen
Sheridan, from Washington. by Gen. Grant
Ho will probably report at Washington
DISPATCHES FROM oES. SHERIDAN AND GsS. sgDGwIcK.
wsshiaetou dispatch o The Boston JoprBAL
A dispatch from Gen. Sheridan 90 Gen. Grant dated
New-Orleans Nov 81 1866 has been recsyci, IN which
Gen. Sheridan sends cOpyO communication from Gen
Sedgwick commanding the Subdlsict Of the Rio Grande
Gen. Sheridan s5ys .
Although the contemplated acon of Gen Seigwick Eil
not make any complications stn Unsupported by me- 10
against nv oiers and fur know. ulusiih15c IN
structiOns possession Of Gen sedgwick tha American
their grievances could not be settled by the military autpf's
they must seek the proper avenue the state LOT m
dress very much ie1r Gen Ssdgwi has allowed himself 20 D.
Influenced by Matamoos srw Those who have furnished
supplies Canacs him m h acts since they cann0
have debts Acknowledged BY Gen Escobcdo nor personal
given 10 tanaes now Ind some means o nuce
this bad Judgment part o. Gen SebgVlc The ac con
tempatel by Gen Sedgw'ck not tsks place bus 4 ~ do
gil regret it.
The followingis Con Sedwicks communication above
referred to- II is dated ct Brownsvii.e, Texas Nov y
and addressed 70 Gen. sheridan:
The condition Of sasrs along this border AMI especially
the state OF affairs existing IN MaiAnoroe renders ~
necessary for the United States 10 interfere ~ Oilef iha %
lives and property Of the American citens may b. prOcc
Canales has si declared 70 hs that they must help
themselves This indiscrim mate pllge, robbery
breaking open stores &c Canales has oi late frequently
States and Mexico and IN view Of all these facts deem "
nv boundcn interfere and sn this day demand OF
Canalrs the surrender Of the City OF Anian0rOs whc si
hold until receive instructions from you
Gen Oroga and party refuse to return 20 NcwOrcans
on the { Mary unless compelled TO- Con LSobcco has
arrived, but as yet has done nothing.
VIC learn that Gen Sheridan has removed Con SedS-
wick who il appears in command by seniority
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
CANADA.

TIKI COLONIAL MINISTER SAID To BIZ IN Favor ~
cOYPRDERAToS-HOw sURRATT WAS DETECTED.
BT rsIH0HiPu
MONTREAL Dec. ct iscuroni hero that the British
Colonial Minister has given OF his interest IN fn
ro Of aud in the general policy Of the I'm
ion party OF British North America.
a Canadian In the PIpal Zouaves who served IN the
Confederate States Army and there knew John ii. sur
ratt writes frcnd m tins city from Italy that " was
he who informed on Surrat the United States author
itos.
Navigation on the Ottawa Rivor is closed. II is Sa
opon on the ST. Lawrence.
TELEGRAPH TAiBusH
MONTREAL, Dec. G.-Tho Bank Of Montreal is about to
withdraw ia agency n Chicago.
The imports az this port for November were l,73OOOO
slight decrease from the corresponding month last year
An important rife match came of at Point ST. Charles
10 test the relative endurance and rapdy Of firing Of the
Ballard and Palmer rifles At the 36th round the Palmer
ae gave out The Ballard continued to- ire until ,G&
rounds had been fired in 10 feat OF consecutive firing
unprecedented.
80 vessels now IN the harbor The water in the rrcr
s very high The weather IS remarkably mild.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
ARMY GAZETTE.
FLAGS og THE ENGINEER DEPARTMENT


81 rELKoHAPa TO
The War Department has jus, issued an order astolows
The hsi Engineer Bson hsreaer will be follow
United Engners embroidered silver In the The
bssOa color will be Of scarlet Of toe same dimensions sooyr
word ngiDsrs below In silver Fringe white The u each
eoer aud tie length the pix. the described for eoors o
Artillery Infantry rgnent Cords and sses red and white
siIS in'efmiE-d.
APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS IN THE REGULAR CORPS
OF THE. oUARTBRMASTIRs DEPARTMENT.
Co D. H. Ynton promoted TO be Colonel and Assistant
BieuCol =. B. Bsbbi promoted 70 BE-
Coon. and Assistant LisnCOl o. Cro..
Lieut. Ms;oy Mor. s. H.r PROMOTED to
be and Deputy Generals MAJOR Al
xands promoted TO be OoDe and Deputy
Msjor L. C. Esmsn promoted to be LIEU
Vst promoted be Heutrnsn, Colonel and onsnsmsser.
General; Msjor R. W. KirkhAp PrOmsiea 20 b. lieutenant
MeFs.n appointed 10 be Colonel snd Deputy Quarter.
Capt B. HolsbId sppoiEisa TO BE- Lsuisnnt
appointed be le0tsnant Colonel and Deputy
sr CAPT, C. H. Tompkns sppOned be Lieutenant Colonel and
Lieutenant Colonel and Deputy enera Col g.
BTsyst ssr kiDbs tsisd states appointed to
be Captain Gnd Assistant ousr'ermssr U: y A. CsP' r. h. ks
appointed Be Captain snd Military s0reksepe T.
Nv special Orders No sOs A. O., Capt H. J.
A. n Nol u ordered 70 report b. person 10 the
Commanding Gsnsr Of the Depsmsnt Of the ou Tor aDment
couEf MARTIAL OF ASSISTANT cohOussoSTR
or FEEFDATNs BUREAU.
Assistant Coniuoner of Refugees Freedmen
AbandoBsd Lands Of the State Of North Csons. tried
S n John S PsT e Soans, Wa Pis.dsSs ss
isowins shsfss. Gsg 70 nsu Ss S'Sss % good
ofscer and gentleman
lie t9snS I1y 70: s sSss' ~ sd S
sos,sndins ocsg the Commousf Of the Buesn Of Rses.
frssdnsn and .aS sSs1sS =, h. cs, &
sIecaton by the Sseretsry Of war
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
THE STATE or TRADE.

rEbaaRAPu %
rS S b.a ' a,S IL S" 'ssS S s'TiS S pss
ao. TSS very a1S 1si s. G1. o saS s 7s . a da
and anshsnseS whs9 No sg5ius stg9i % saa - - 70,
ear snd Soc for .hes demand oIs s5so Or No snd
81 lSSsi 10 y. IT, Ef sS .ns 9i5ss Esio ,s@
sseS OH 81 6S$l g. Cover seeS * eSe "a for Prime
Des e - TO- R.S sale. G 30 DO bob wins = p
and s5 % for Doebe Extra Wheat quiet sales q sns O o.
s 81 TO- bush Canada st 81 o Peas uomns Canal frrss
quie, hipeat have cleared for the Lake Imports
EGpors-4S4 bb Flour II OO bo.b. Wheat 9sOObu.h Barley
meS,,s 81 H. Corn - had. bsIs SS, 10, ssiiy No
Oats and uasbAnsed Dressed H,gs-ssss
wLxSerOs c. Dec 6There general prosta''on in su-i
spirit. oatoe drcnns sales at 5 Crude TUrpcnine quiet;
Virgin and yellow DIP ''c ko, very inactive g. S2gse ST.
Prossoas oosing PokSe. Of City Mess s25gSo Bacon
BUSS.Io Dee GFloni rsiOer better request .nd ms'set
STEADY 50 .sI Ss 81 6SSe SS Ts E1. Wins S. wSst e So W.
lots No Spring at sI % and No. 90 2 g. Corn -
mSSsss Hs demand ' Bscr dSSsod Md .sss .I ct
81 for O for tour rowrd t'9sda wea Rye soro.
ss :, &c. io average, OF 80 n whky sr - % gstss
I ba.S Corn ~ 100 bush 4s ba.h Barley lss buh e's
PHrADSLPuA. Dec. 6-Cotson dull CPsnds ~ o-sn.s
asl35o Wheat quiet; red 81 end ~ i Southern. 81 @'
~ 10 Corn s soe, hv G tsG. s & oao s"d ~ 70;
ST. IoUis Dec sTobscco hhd. Cotton
Of Midting at Jc superO- Foni-se' s9s$io Wheat
sals. % Goa "a 10 New Corn IN bUh sec Oe S@sc osi'
ISLES &c. Hog tid6c New Mess fofs 'aea ct ts baId
erces lfic Mhisky-sses at DC esvy Tsln ns morn
ins Pork packing dali consequroce 81 h rrees O.
beng large little demand and dscnag rndncy IN
prices. The Cotton marke quite active dsy "cho" -s a''s
b-en established. .
MnwauxEE Dee 6FIoor lower aud active sales sugerne
Winter SlUSl7. Wheat active sales 'o 70 -" W sSs ~
NO. 81 e. Provisions Iowrr ssrs OF ar-s rosS ple'
Dressed oe ssles &6as6 - kscep'sf ~ yo.
800 bo.b Whesi, zG Dressed Hogs sbipmenis' o'' '
$40 bush Whest IT..
CHICAGO Dee 6Tiouy dull with ei sale. choice spring
Sp9. Whcss qut-t snd les. hrIn sales Of No Al ~ y. u %
2 $ls Corn dua and weak; No opened s se asa .
M. clossd OaLr--Sae-
Bs.y-Saes 81 O I5 Mess Pors sod at 81 - c,sn so
Sl7 2SGSI7 20. seer all Jsnuaiy l.rd-se lze Ueeu
Floor 35s1 bb. Wheat 2659l bust Com l27W eess Vs,
300 bush Live Heg,, 96 Shipmea'.-tios 100 W p
Wheat H. so bush Com 45S2 bush Oss. ly1o bush hogs
l,2gl , y,-.--..t.
B.LrwouE Dec steady receipts bgb. Flour inactive
Chicago brand. heavy. Clover seed edy F-H sefo -
rovon. dropping Mv.s pork s2o0 S22 80 Cut meets
and nomina d-caiuE B sympathy With god Nb.'
dill
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS
IB.fors Jus,ies, Kelly and Dowlinsf ,

IL Was naturally 70 be expected that after election
a, e Calendar should b. Of unusun length and Of all the
greater length fact that account OF at very elec
ton tho Court had held over from Saturday until THURSDAY
puc expectation was by no disapp1n1the list o
criminal TRIALS O less importance OF Ear more than
III, usual length How mach injustice II s0mesmes done.
OF important rils from one Court
nv persons other nB those Who have CHANGED
10 Immediately Interested know. Many Llwyer
whose prctice calls him appear frequently IA the Criminal
Cots fan well that In very many he can only
compass an adjournment week ~ VIII tar IN
favor client many tO insure hB ncquiaL
The reason lies here IT. for instance. man should b. A.
tackled by person he the beaten ny feels nj
once q natural inclination 10 bring suit ngalns the as
ssultcr aud 20 punish him to the fnll of t law
counsel for the defense sucune m obtaining
adjournment while the wrath OF the prosecutor subsidies he
almost certain clear his client Tho foregoing remarks
will apply OF the that e before the
ordinary Police tribunals.
CHAEaE IfLEGAL NOTNG-Jcremnh sullivan was charged
by officer Patrick with voting illegally in the Sixth Flee
tou District OF the Fourth Ward Ater unimporan
statements by witnesses II shown that the fellow the de
frndln, evidently than hnliwi;ied Tor he had
on one given prominent members al the tOurt the
fnug astounding statement how lemucrc voters
made le stated that he jeremiah sullivan but 9 yeurs
I that AT the last election had brcn taken IN charge by
,oe mon whom he did know that lie had been got nenry
drunk so that hardly knew what he about and IN this
condition had taken the City Hall where he
lrcd whom he did MOI knOS and had never
seen before had that they had known him o 10 years
that strength Of these representations naturalization pa
pers been granted him which papeIs ~ had voted
This statement having been unotci3lW nnde previous
occasion was admitted evidence In The present Instance
The man discharged simply Tom iaw In the papers
could b. doubt OF his guilt than there could
be OF the shining In the month Of August last
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
MILITARY

CENTRAL HEADQu AgrERs, STATE or NV YORK !
ADUTANT GfSEEALs OFFICE ALBANY, Nor. -. 1907
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 36l. The Board OF Officers or
anzed by Specia Orders No @ oont series 70 examine and
test the and Improvements nreechoding military
small arms Of which Brig Gen WIN Irvine Adlutant General
President ia hereby ordered n Tie state Arsenal
corner OF Thirty s and Seventh ave. New fOrk Ci on
the 18th day OF December next let1
Bv Ordcr OF the Commander IN Chief
j. H. STONEHOtsE Assistant AdI Iutani General
Official G. W BENTLEY Acting Assistant Adj Gen
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07

THE 81 NICHOLAS SOCIETY ANIMAL DINNER
The St. Nicholas Society had their annual dinner
last evening at the Mansion House Eroskn. At oelock
nearly 100 gentlemen do hoHe s time honorrd so
es festival The hall in which ths dinner served WIS very
teuy decorated and the tables presented an appearance
which ef nothing To be desired by the 1osi fasoS ap
tie than usual zach Occnsons NJ dls
enssing eatabes AN a Lat es the genteran VINO
presided said that he you'd the regular toa - OF the
evening conformity with the Nhich had been hhero
aloued by tho socc. Tho tOass The AemOry OF
ersua Johnson the Ps-sdenr of the society Whch
was drank standing followed by dfge from the Hnd Inc
second regular toaa was 81 Neaoas the patton SAINT o.
Hoanders and theif desccn,Rnts 1,ier when 81 see
,oq In Duts followed by Alvnheer Van DO lck from tie
band The third toast The President OF ihe Umgd
states" wen received gentlemaa slslhs' nov nov
ever bid tbs oudisnve remember that AsdIgE Jaa n
several iocofe observations those around hlIn
TLs band Mayed tho Presidents Nerce me ih pstth
tcI.t was lha Governor of the OF Non OK WHEN
druDk Thh all the honors the band PLAYING lhs h ~
March" The nth toast oar Country py & x
annioi tirungh which she has triumphall pas'-li
de continue TO be se Ia the represeaane o. Pop p
liberty responded by the Rev Dr. ototrs Ing s
toast W The Cy VI BOokyn-the hOmo@e ehe ouheeu
nv our Holland lncesor-mny her citizens ever fotDw he A
ample Of sbo honesty OF the first Dutch settlers o % s'
Mort iup responded. The seventh t0est was lne ~,
land the cradle OF civil and rel liberty he rease VI le
per acutcd and the school where our fnaD uIeh1
Alhaeiseh Mayor Of Brooklyn resFonqeS n,h
nast The Clergy always chsrlsLeu ~ ge s
nts sTs of our dutch snee.try The Rev M Gallagher
OF the Baptist Church responded speech Nl. IOsoAsu
almost pc al' "A ~ fqoUship and
society We tender TO them the riglt hesu % ppiat 80
bid them welcome Responded 10 by sif heeiap
OF the ST. Pateks Society The next 'Oes was ,,s srs
long ondearng terms OF mother Wie a sSe 0s'o
We will honor woman" MI, butcher Responded -.
arrangements Of the ner rested maeh etsd, upon
oned hotels New York This due TO the atten
ton Of Broadhead-GeR- Ys0s maaAeef-who seems 70
patlenoe aud unToiitng Mr. Bu hs assist
ant esishi Having Ad word shout the ,eSS,
word may be permitted 10 tho gepteneo SHo W su"P
| tuously furnished the bsu0uo.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
CRIMES
A DRPAULTBR.

o rHLEaaAPH rHE rRInusa
CHICAGO Dec. G.-,JerOme Il. Clafin a. grain
operator missing and proves defnntcr the amount OF
OOl purchased wheat credit sold for cash snd
decanped.
IsFAsTICIDR AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
BT rELs0KAPH TRIBUNE.
WHEELING, Va, Dec. GA desperate case 0s in
fanticidc POekcrs Hill last eyehing mnoTie
wouan namcd Nugcnt from Marietta murdered her ste
GIL three years OF age and ncrWnrd anemPed TO o"nmlt
suicide y taking opium The cause domestic trouble
THE TRIAL OF RICHARD d. COOK RoK NURDRg-
The case of Richard ID. Cook, indicted for the mur-
der Of Fuchs Morsana the 4th OF July n4
on Tor a Court Of Oyer ana Trminer for Wesioher
County at White Plains Yesterday before Justice William
Scrugham COUNTY JndgC William H. Robertson Justns OF
the S.ons Thomas jay Byrne and Myrop b. ikmAn John
y Bates esq. District Attorney
The circumstances Of e killing were that on that day two
narte, OF Young engaged In PLAYING ball N ad
toniug the premises that Cook owned The ba9pagers M
guentv knocked bali into tho grounds owned BY Cook and
A. often as the ball Knocked into his yard sced e fence
trnmpng down yegetabs and destroying hoTors Cook o
oaded shot gun and sradcd up and down in his yard when
he was aunted with being sentry Finally of the party
undertook West h gun irom him Altar the gun was
seized the first fired do harm IL fred
into the air by Cook himself fucas killed by tho cbnrge
in the other barrel.
second barrel raised during the struggle otherwise than by
the agency Cook and that tte shooting entirely
dental Thetewas sSme eontEactay tesmony one or two
witnesses who distance un tesIyng tsat they saw
Cooks finger on the trigger;
The testimony closed sbout y ciDok In DE afternoon
and after srgumess by eousa and the charge al the Court
returned into CoaFi with a verdict OF Not Galty
sENTESCs or RTTZGxAALD.
Thoas F;Ssvrad convicted OF the murder Of Ellen HAsa
was eveu8g arra Tor sences His counsel proin
10 tle Court motion Ia writing praying for stay Of prsseed
ng. md bin OF exceptions Tho Court sealed the sAcep
hnt nv advice he shaad say nothing IA win
s,ntenc should b. passed him Court then
him TO be hung on the 25ih day Of January. ls6'
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
CITY TENIANISM

THB MEETING or THH FBSIAN sENATR
The Seuate Of the Fcnisn Brotherhood assem-
bling a. the headquarters No 7D' roilVly aud If probable
that quorum be- present to-day Tor The purpose of tram
acting the important hsH'ss before ih' Brotherhood S~ns
tors Carlton OF New crsey Gibbons Of Pennsylvania Morn
Aon Of Missouri and ohcrs are already the city. large
amount money received LAY Al Ienin HcadquarRrs
for tho purchase Of arms and unii1rIna