davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-05

ANEW WAY TO DIsPossEss TENANTS. The
coroner 5 inquest on the bodies Of Rosa and
Francis Gug hay, who came to their deaths BY.
sufocation caused by the fumes Of coal gas from
a stove on Saturday night, was concluded On
Monday It appears from the evidence offer
ed that the premises were being improved, and
thesapartments occupied by the Gughay family
were required to complete such I'M provements.
The agent OF the landlord wished the family to.
move, but they declined doing SO. Finding
persuasion of no avail, he ordered mason to
stop their dues with a stone: at the same time
warning them Of the fact The smoke and gas
from tie stove being unable to pass UP the
chimney, accumulated Ia the room ocenyn'sal oceny by
the deceased causing their deaths. lhe jury
hrou in a verdict holding the agent respon,,
sible for the deaths of these two persons, ana
he will be held to await the action OF the grand
jury.-N. T. Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-05
Medical.
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAMs
BLOOD PU Ri EYIkG
4 ND
? r r G ATIV i H E E 3 S

On Pills 07ed EoaDGe''s,)
IYEyHE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING agen5s
as vet known, have been most successfully
used for over quarter Of q century in Europe,
and for the last years, also II this country
and are particularly efficient in the cure Of an
chronic diseases. No o1leahould dispa;r of beln
cured without first trying them. II family
should be without them, for by their timely usa
much sickness can be prevented. they are IN"
ported direct to this port by the undersigned,
and Their purity, efficacy and safety can be re-
lied upon with perfect confidence:
The following are some Of the diseases which
have been permanently removed by their usa:
Tetter,
Inflammation
of the bowels,
consumption III its
early stages, headache,
asthma, cough, sore eyea,
Ioekiaw, ruptures rheumatism, T."
ersnp cholic, catarrh, pain in the
breast snd sides, Deafness nervousness,
spotted fever, chills and fever, ague, open
wounds pneumonia, dyspepsia, salt rheunn, can
Ger, serofula, jaundice, tapeworm, bil-
liousness, eruptions Of the skin, bcWeIl
complaint, langour, gout, dropsy
erysipelas, worms, c5olic, piles,
diarrhcea, hoarsness, swell
ings. bloatings, bloody
and white fuz, dy3-
enteTy, costivo-
ness, mes
sles, sc.
Full directions accompany each remedy
Imported and for sale by.
JULIUS L>IENEL.T, DantisE,
~. i45 Prince ST.: below Washington ST..
AieLandcis, W
For sale by nost Druggizts. jan ST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-05
I0UN ~ CREIGHTON s. SNN,

No. SSI Ring. Street, Alexandria Virginia,
~ EAIERS IN @AGRICU ULTURAL I'M
ELEMENTS. Hardware, Cutlery, Bellows, ;I,
Anuils. Nail Rods: Horse Shoes, Blister Steel,
Files. L Rasps s3hoeing Tools, &c: Connnlin's
iron m Beam Plough at factory Prices; Castings
for - Titus itr IRON Plough kept on hand Sash.
Doors d Blinds, &c, furnished to order. Kood2g
Felt. and Cement Percussion Caps Double - .5!I
and Single Guns, Shot Pouches, Powder Flasks }.
&c. wholesale and Retail Terms Oasn. sel-e-
YMPORTANT TO lFARIERS- are now
OF prepared to supply any number Of GER
MAN LABORERS on yeryshort noSlce.
I ~ pa KNOX & SMITH,
Arer+ fe- ~. ne--oan Latorers' 'CCoc.ety,
dec 12-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-05
SINCLAIR,
/ CARPENTER q ND JOlNER
M X Snlth Water street.

/ CARPENTER AND JOINER,
No. Is, South Water street.
(near the Bank Of the Old Dominlon.}
K Is prepared to execute with dispatch, and on
the most reasonable terms, all work in his Iine
and satisfaction warranted.
lie solicits work from the adjacent country: as
he is prepared t. contract for building or to co
any Kind ofrepairing ~ 22-tf 1--
NOTICE. 1t having been reported that !
" intended to give up my Livery EstabliSh-
raent in this place, this is to give notice, that
such is not The fact, and chat shall continue
nv business at No. IS, King street, and ask a
continuance Of public favor.
] have purchased The National Hotel Stables.
in Washington, and shall also carry on business
there, where my friends areinvited to call. NY
stock Of horses and vehicles is large nd OF the
hest. [de 14--1m1 JOHN r. PRICE.
rE ERRING-
7co b5's Shore Eerring. Po- sale by
do ootf EDGAR SPEIDEN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-05
DgeCT0R WHITES EVE-VYATEE

Takes at once the first rank among all opthal-
mics yet known and has proved to be the
greatest b}essins5yea ears It ,e TOO highljy
Recommended t0 ali men Of business, especial
" to bank and other officers, booEKEeep1eIs, s
clerks artaan ana all I9ch as s's artst,
and to Ladies' much engaged in reading or III llne 9
need It will not only strengthen ana
improve weak eyes butspeedly cure all Einf9rn 4 :.
nation, cold, or lameness of the eye!1ds, oul
also, remove the beginning catsract and IFS use
will positively insure against blindness
Price IS cents 8 bottle.
In p''s0eJ JULIUs III DIENELT, Dentist,
No, 145 Prince street.
ian s-tf For sale by most Druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-05

PUBLISHED lDAILY BY
s EDGAR SNON DEN, SR.
m mOFFICE-GAzETTE BUILDING, Prince
street, near Fairfax.
mmrTEaMs OF SUBcRIPTIoN-Sixty cents
per month orSix dollars PER ANNUM, payable
In advance. se
The New York herald., 1866-08-05
tSCArf From slsG SING.
Oas a.Hsirt Leaves on BriJss. and -Four t.i-
lew ~an cn SATURDAY Description "f the
Eunifises.

lew salt on ~1,nras, Description ~ the
FuEitise..
On Friday cops 10 esGspod from, ring sing Prlsos
snd the fact becomtrg krovn 10 the populace living
thorssbo1is the nEIal sossp abont TIE circumstance
inaaiged n, bu exoitemens growing out Of the
matter creAt-d in the village. Yesterday .s,,nrdsy
raofD.Hg however, inseilseEce rece,sci lfou rc
prison hat four men hal f1ade their escape fhorv alter
hsing marched ue gusry, 81 o'clock
IN Ge nrrniL~. A. the abatncs
a the ccrvcls was liyoyered. a ngmeer of
lhe prifcn oEri ~ started out 10 ovorfake. h
poss ble .be s'nrl 2 whic .h.y yea me wing
Aaef aonr,ng The country ior nlieH around
vlccrs rr,srI.i hcsdq and rrt0r@d that hey
bod not sucreseed hnainy t1e departed on~a y
siihsogh they bad p'ckea - The uniforms which, -
cany,c~ fhey had Il tae tn.iguon This erxt m
eloshB. discovered ~ ostos-the way psacc,
whsre the sesrcbsTs sftr liberty hsa len a evidently
hnpsss.eI With the dps ihs thst MOI the sort of
gear In whlch tbcv - oala ttsir reappesmno. In
sogistY he captarea parr bniught n the prEon,
vhsre i a.alis the rtlra II - recrnt oecrpants
The cary hour "a VIE th- escse o. TIE eonycts wa
entt led to anses tng insde that eboav
tso Of The matter revsled The Fact that the quart
duty II 'he point which covered The quarry
dpls.ng "a : pieasani iniervicw sita Morpheus, snd
white this va go4ng tho coDsic's sning On
IaieNysroe wa- feleararhsf % ~up~rnisrdert Eon.
nedy, swing too naues and foii description 81 the
furlstvss. fhaW names TAome. Corc0ran, allss
lglaes cssiy Essb~n Rathcrord sitas charl.s conk.
In John Cshli, az ~ Carroll. and Iafn~@ Flynn
orcotnn wna convicted N thls clty ~ burvary Ia ss
third degree JnEo this ver de twenty three gcarE
Hee. avt Feet taht sUr ! half Inches Il slt and
Weighs orc hunsred 80 Htythrre rou'ds Compilation
ssnw hue srf carl hrnwu. Va 4 N IN sear
right rh.ak sfr from cnt ths 80 rir~v nesv
~ rwo fnger - ths ien hsnd cus ~ y
Ratnsriaff n sgsf tvsnly.0vc wears and va con.
y,el ~ srsbB larceny .uy 49, "a ~~r'sncd ror
veAv Stature 80 feet nn~ nnd ths~~ quarter inches
ssl.nt oae hgndrec sua sfy.'o roU.ds eailse cors,
pi.tpn Has thH latter =" print n in8s inv Goon
=. i~n ~ ,,a' 60 ha'r e,s-n -sr ca The
tehl n aRs~l twsnly three, md con-iefef ~
The New York herald., 1866-08-05

n ~ "UNF- " FFls VII ~ y FF'N'
fbe ,nitcl St.'es rmis~nt Sa fu-ogany net n ihis
oify lor ,rsanlla;loa 0ldsy. it, o.gpyfttou Ge "a
,nu,s a1rke David Cross 1ecsSsw. Bsialer enarie1w
Solrroa ~ Sew Bairyasrc and r~ofge 2. Lor'p, and
Daricl vscdham, oc ~. ashoaa, NE e1.upany va
osstskd ths ii session .dsr isr1lasc'a. wta q
nroad sna epmpr-beusise eh'r'r and very iarro
authorized oj. II Is tiso ELs hioa ~ a Company u
establish ssecsoa 40 all IrSge etsss aud the
continent ~ Europe. ur rdgn1pa BQSke elected
Chairman, Hon DAVID croe seret-Sy. and DaAal Mood
ham, Eifnula Burte aud Dav.d cr0s~ COMMITTEES of
orlanisttpn Daniel Seedhsfu appointed Cores
pondiag secretary, with haal.0arier Il Boatou This
company has full porors 70 tuy aud sc anaa faglsa
onsnts far eni rants and p ~ geacrd blaiuep m
ceaec,,on trer8sih snl vii pfo.eel 10 sGsinasi "a
,t.gl..es,
The New York herald., 1866-08-05
rE Dfsrsl cosyfsTIog

BofTas, aHgnst 4, 1904
lhs rnb day's san II h. nsntai ous snssou close
ina sg,srnoon sud BODY so fairly rork upon
t.ier'inc ii>qutsuong. rhs arreufe for qaihhnng
hsYug become ruale tho CONVENTION lsf ded 70 ns4ity
adjourn on Tuesday nsst, n ~ oriork = ~ ~ met
n Cincinnati - the lat Tuesday Jay isaT The
only nar1ran, burnes transacted u asy - 90
nruaiiau o sho fDor ng arp.irim reported by ths
committee.
co....aies ~ srnasg,msn0- ~ = q Tar, u cin-
oinDAt1; " u a1tdard, 81 Logla tlr. AL " y smith
~ ih. tnt..t-A
y,JJleaion-- Drs !. u. Shepard. u sasrn ,ns Jss
MrNsnia ~ Hartford
rriss E.sgp--prs. Isaae = Fortcs of "a Louis. W
troit; A . haw~a, o. Brooslyn, sad y 4. Bogue. ~
New ynrx.
D.~,ri Ps,asology M = smith Dodge j. n xe-
York Geo : shan, tf Ns~tufs, y. y, and " y.
tbs - af IoNa flly
nassI sa~~assy-pn. X whitman, or rhsss.lpha
D .. Bur.inGhsm, u rhsd~ip,-, sti Arabros iav.
raAs of lowell
D.,saI rsloIss sss ssrevy- ~. WIN " tnin.en.
of Nov York As HI, u NorsAlt, ,onn ,. L sssE-
ros,, Of Chsfnb~rtarg. ia W shcnsld, n sss
Issdoa, coan, sDd y. .. Arlington, - w,Binston,
Nc
opye,io, Dsaiayy- Dr- r. 4 KuApp ~ ssr Orleans
e. " Bs,ies, of tlot eabi ab1 o 4. Nls of Bfoosiyn
yactslsssi Lv-s,astry@Drs. 4. ". kIowsicy ~ hew
y9s, u y Hsssai, u ctlcAgo, = 4. salmon, u 30.
toa torgdon Palmer, u Warren. oho, and : o. ~
MGR of 1yrscgnel
Isvsi Jsiseann-Du & v spsslslnz ~ - fouli
Geo,go D. Bafs.r u fhiadslph2 and = y coigaru, "
N@sass
Tla,al I.,-,of,sr.--Dr. W Bru-n n vs- roa1sn
Dean ~ ChlcAro. and y W. a HerArd. ~ Eutand
vs'sate>T gsays-~DrA X. narrin, ~ Boason, Ana y
". cuNhing. of hieaGe
Spsosei ,grs..Oss =, Klro,esty - Drs = " noQaa'
Ian. af " lslelpha, X VtbeY, a Neu l0fs sui
gsnsx~ Alien, Of Ncwbufg, v r.
The New York herald., 1866-08-05
sr aow ,,sruv ss.s,s

taNrtrs .usnqs trwws 100
"a p4~ea9ct = - eaii .hsh hsa Deso ratiuAsa p
~ = fsfsr lssy- ssprsr~ntstlan = go etifss -
a.hsd in Ne'fcls la eYsainx ~ ~ pgrye~@ =
tales ssten % fsSva - ~ sgpatlasai = dss
xdss - tho D.sasset t0nsesssa l3 II hs1 e Peters
taw - ~ sth laft sey,s = fssstgtoas -sfs
ussaifugaag lteptad ssd5r lhs ks.eaai taien = %
vsasisn % - he'd = f1gaAsaha sri s6tstsx - ~.
ttffssf 80 dsiF - - reggis ri FNgiaA = tshd /.
dNANFafeN thsf sheN' Nst fNA .fi fats*ft 49, 80
f#hF ar4efflsn1 $50 wiN hoNNsav rWa@t tasff s~rei
iNeth 49, F~Nnys ntNt hH t~ - 49, QpffiENts rh<S
wlM tNktw ~ aitftfssa - 80 fkNf TfNytftior
Nf~fIt Nfig&fins bs1efsi rH.i istt nts s-arnf.t q
- hlsh mood. " Nssares the fsHWfNo - CO.
qsre master ~ VINES tsNatta w. tt fttKtsNs -
hfEsaasf o*affsi Wu q gssns* 40 fs<saWf sfs*ftte
tAs tsfiila - V~UNsat ssfsF stnu1ert II GO Ataafn
NsssnsNlp hbs = rtIsfsipaHa
IT, sieanssf sssf ~ - Nwaih 80 80 rf'9.. -
tNr l0Nth sN9 N tf1 sfa* N stsa sstsfy 'sf - -
sa8lgotss ~ Aawfs 49, 40 snta@~ ittsA sstea asa
sysMltN o. G.sfestya
C.tsser whvsan saftss~f sensesssf -th t.s
Efwe9as,n.a Hsrsa hHt tesa FpFss esd t@pftant 0ss
isfuastef - a. gof aaa y - as41ae4 80 a-sss v
N.k -
The New York herald., 1866-08-05
YHE NEWS BY THE NORiVIiN

Tho steamship Mcrsvah from Liverpool On the 2e,a
s,,imo via Londonderry on the 27th arrived or Father
Point last evening Her adyees are Ave days iaeT than
sAose received b. me China, and published in the
UrsAID d Taesday morning lat
The New York herald., 1866-08-05
THE ARMISTlcE.
Exssr~sis. .r the Pir-t Armi-tire al rive
UsN..

ExSsr~sis. er the Firsf Armi-tir~ al rive
IoSpos, July 27-A w.
rhe srmsstc. between prns-is and Austrs empires
cay "a wI probably he senesed; Int there is NJ Ia.
simaion a. yet OF tbs having been done.
f0ur special telegram from London, received through
Cable dated the oath sit and puslsshed in tbs
Hrllp oS the as,, stated xin bs remembered, he,
IN armsiice for weeks hsd bcaa cgoladed ,ss
day previous, Jaiy 27.--Ep HrsstDf
T~uporsrv Suspension of IGo-siIitie- B.tw~~.
the Italians aud Au-srisn-.
the 25th suspension of bogilitlcs for eight esys
~ss concluded between ile Italians AMI Aus,rians
succ~s-es nj the Italians In IN. Tyroi.
Previous 10 the srmlsiee n.Iisns bad been very
socOes,fai In the scuth ryroi
svsaf the r.1aron Tins. ThinLs eI the -i'ss-
The London Tisra says that the srr4lsics d. roi
some moment too .oon 10 savs Austria from ans
catastrophe yo, day AMI tho Italians would
have found thc-o'ves In I'm possior n ic so4hern
Tyro aud tho Prnsisns nas'er. ., the pasrss Or nc
Danube would have tbressesea Vienna on the and
west Tho cointaisnu nov rossIns. lrreypccsve Il
shs positions, AMI there are se grouudcd hopes tha
ths truce may bo prolonged into arrrisco AMI hir
.gain INTO 4 definite pesce
The New York herald., 1866-08-05

The steamer T~rribI. Ia Assist In Lns ina fhs
~. Lawrence Gable.
H,Arr's cosrsrr. Angus, 2, 1890
Yesterday anernoca MI ried ssn, ,hs following to
gram
To SIR Aryr.sprp NrSv, Admiralty, London
should be vcry gsd " ron would allo~ tho Terrible
Captain coinmer 70 accompany tho Modway 70 lay ~
cable across the Guir Of =. Awroaco. Her o'csr sac
met enter 10 fully lutte TIE eprt Of our work ttst am
very deslrous "a have them With ns
ricsxe answer by cable Kind regards 70 Lady hi'rs
CYRUS W FIRLD
This morning the following answer wa, received
Loseor, August Q, isss
Crars ". FIRM Nowfcludiand;-
Tho Hdniira,,y appsovc of ,o TcrbIe afford NJ axSi
amer IS accomplishing the scdway 10 lay the r. isv
renee cable n, kind enongh 10 make ,his known q
Captain coamega ss the Admiralty dec don, for hs
guidance sir MILNE, Admrshp'
The Diary az the Gable.
copiet d The diary ~ W. Dsan, Secretary og The A.
au,e cable expedition were shortly after tho sriss %
the Great Eastern n Hearts oonlen, handci 10 N,
-Mscksy, snperuteadcn, or tno Newfoundland ins 70,
ts sst.cs The se9 YORK rro.a hr saeksy %.
Lac fA.er u Csp,aia Bruce, of hr MsJsssys sAir
| 1g delivery 70 the sgen, Of lhe Press a. HaiifAs
SAf3 ynu booua ard whcos~ they we''
fcrvaded nv tho guicsts, conveyance 10 tina cis'
\ The Niger auiyca At Halifax on FRIDAY morniog, whss
instead " raGlng bis word Captain Bruce torDsd h'
copies over 10 tie Bdhrn AlialrA for perussi, n
Ialr4l agent of tho press siogTams sndr date o. 49,
- ilst, sayE
'srhl. sfrrraoca ssr' ~ No copies u The dAry
| tut they ltnc Aliarl al his aib,rdlus'e.j ~
IDENTITY ,hhl them ihtr rrpcrty enclosed . ~s
grap if.m ", hssAay and from u,s ssnes.'
hut have no IS yes w,crredci obsnin,py What ~ an
quosfsrab- tnr pppefsy . ths prws u y no~ TO-
iale ios he mall and ula airry " obtained c2nnoi y
4 FaFN 49, r ~ N4 ~ III Nf.f = FftN
The New York herald., 1866-08-05
slNW ogErfH

ptwIgrrr, ~. segssts tses
Ths brir Cayfep. = eesr-por rhore la1t nehs
Al ftus River The re1saae sFtsr As.Qsigf hAS goue
10 h~r sssistanee
B1s~aw anruh q 100
rbe brsg olivs rrsnri. n Ns-ftspa,,. from nastsn
for al.es Hsy. ws rsn de~s - ssnssy sir.i ~ )
unmsd states rsneoaa ~ caps ss'as cres ssved ard
tmrAna nt M.rAt~m
The New York herald., 1866-08-05

correspondent in London the evening Of that day,
and waa published in tho HrsAIO on wednesday morn
ine, August l.--Eo. HxRALDl
The London star. Telegraph and Adrtiser represent
'he step taken by the Homo Secretary compromise
and partial discontinue OF the government.
The New York herald., 1866-08-05

onssrty O. ssrvs fscssry "a shs se-a a. esazer.
,sas in ~. essssy. -sa stsiy sssssoyes " srs -
ssriy ssss shs s>ssnS fks fs<s-y 80 reessoy ssss
rssisss -sb sec Hs<hlnsry. ss fsr us rxasfsssr.
u AaA s<ssss I.- 80 600 Is~srsss stssU
The New York herald., 1866-08-05
Commercial Imteiiisencr.

IAVkWOOIs July =, 1900
CoIros - Gales Tor the week, 1o2Soo baies
The market opened buoyant and advanced Id,
which partially lost and closed quiet At advance
or I'D on the week for American Id "a. for Egyp-
tisn, and "a. q Id for other descriptions.
Breadstufts have downward tendenoy.
Provisions inactive
The New York herald., 1866-08-05

tssHfa1s, ffta.s Aarna iAN
m NtGNas b<sset ce1vssssss hsvs s~p~
IN csmre~H 40 Bfg-n ssisrs~
M sshssi Uses Gensestise " ~ hsia - yhlisssk
ptta - tgarsNfAen fstsss r~~yNtsns eafswnf~&
tts egiss y ~ "a eais sfe dosvns tts rahsy
p,.sssss gg1sSgs 80 ns s-~s.vssaes " sks usss~
The New York herald., 1866-08-05
ArrivaI Out or St~mmships.

The following steamships have arrived at Liverpool
The Tpoli the 23d, tho Damascus on the 24th the
saxonia City or London and Bremen the 2oth, and
the Pennsylvania on the 27tb.
The sseamship Napoleon Third arrived al Bres on the
2sth and the steamships Cuba City OF Manchester
At Liverpool on the Goth.
The New York herald., 1866-08-05
General Sh~ridan's Correspsndepce with the
President aud Genernt<:raar Misrcprssented
by the Radicals. 80


by the Radicals. k,...
wAsHDGro~, Angust 1865
The President and Gcneral Grant arc grrAts annoyed
q s- vubhoisy gwen certain confscuta correspond.
cnee. On trdsy second despatch va, received BY
Gsncrsl Grant FROM Gopcrsi sheridn regard TO sho
New Orleans riots, in which shords, shiie holding 10
his Arst expressed opinion that the Convention was tho
Of ihe onibrek adds ihAs in, igatiou hs
vnced hrm that tho poee setrg uer tho direction OF
Mayor Monrec had made most cruz and unnecessary
Ssnghier of Tue blacks He thinks llsyoE Monroe v
bad man aud ought be rcinsissc and thHl large
majority OF the people The taut opinion code ~
rs despatch were forwarded ~ General Grant TO the
President and Secretary OF War raaa Le latter copy
extracts permitted 10 be taky ey representative
or the radical pres and thfoth The country, tho
,one OF which greatly mircprese,,s General Sheridan
tends TO disparagc the rntn. Of the
course pursued II should be and.fsvod that General
sheridan fully supports tho ov suthoses the state
Of Louisiana and considers tho s,,emptso reasonable
The convention wholly unsnthors eli and Illegal and he
had intended 10 suppress H. but ~ the Sams
this Il The second dcsrachhe consider- The
taken by Mayor Monroe unnecessarily harrh, cruel AM
severe. He thinks the arcsls might hsya been made
without much hoodshed This is all there iA a me
matter, aud after all 10 but matter OF opinion.
Mr. o. VI. Bnsham OF the signrri Of tho csa Tor a
Southern loyasts' convention was 10 much rauratcd
With loyalty during the iato vac that when tho Yankees
reached Athens osorsa he became fag,v. rom their
loyal hayoncts misned 70 Tailapoosa eonny, applied
for and roce cd Office from tLe Confederate govern
nant In he conml~soners dspnEtlnoat and worked
loyalty lsAiiiy c0rr money the pe0plo Tor
,he 40 md encouragement m the 90 caief rebellion.
The New York herald., 1866-08-05
fm nrrnsln

tfNrwstri. trv4s' isss
Tts FnhtAn ceston Nil - 90 eqvnsf - rslra 49,
smsh -rest, o. ssysousiy s3rnsrtd - Sc u4 nern
lss sa,-s smsnns u sssiss va essssrs1 fa~s
saspss 90 90
The New York herald., 1866-08-05

mo outskrs or the and advanced Nesh'y toward
the old fence that closes In the Mcchanics Institute
- srcitcmeni became contagious The negroes scatter
sAr ~, "sffis looking for nissios and stones
-, -. Jon TO attack the orhcsr appears manifest
me cries o. Hostility repeated and rsdoubed until
revolver large AVID AZ TINS .n's e. nssro po'ya w -
the direction where he was n-.'-g Another ana an.
Now the throps move on towards Canal s,-ss, vher.
the crowd Of citizens stand with the ussssd po'cr
The shots are returned until balls nr aud down the
space between tue Canal street side of eho building and
Canal street travelled both ways i snsl ls.a..a
The negro crowd scattering wide, run back toward Inc
building and disappear, some down the side alleys
others IN the % ico and door on,s cf the opposite row
entrance 70 ths institute ont of which ihey ro on tue
police who r back n rssurn, and many Of tho negroes
fs while the noos u soon spotted With the blood or me
wound, and resembles slaughter pen.
~ the n-sn crowd isii back, disappear from ts epen
street ami osTrcade taamselyoA IN the buidisx, ths
police oncegs in regular march take posseI ION oi the
srces The Hre bstva-n the police and uesrocs Is now
carried cnbs b1 poiic. from rue street, By tho
M police could rfcven. the crowd ~ ct7-rs f,om
rushing in,o tho open anu anon making
wph The police rally into the huilling. sooat
thar oolIs Of ihe lily ,oled wae tue irips
stray shos and NJ inses scattered like bal Tue fng
IL now transferred rom the front of the padlug 70
either SIDE ~ift the negroes a. they aBpes. .icned
BY tho crow outside.
Frorn be nolicc officers In The street a,c.e orss Of
Do you surrender Do Won surrender 20 which there
answer whatever. The street sboat two O'Clock
va slesivd o. az netoes Who wcie fsst escaping nom
49,. - ,n,n,r :, ~. -, a NV - -. y .a,, 80 ~ " W W ~ '" " ~
MN ,unp'ns = me ~" ler s"oy, -
= a1'' .sA's ~ ~ 'sps' aus wy "o'. = ~ !"
!. M ~ .'I' ~ Po,y ~ .et 'nsst 49, ~
y. ~, ~ 49,. : ~ - ''e .se "uu ~ nes"a -, sn ~. . ~
~ " -. ~ ,s"ls 80, - 49, - .u" ~io ~. s,onp"S
loh. 'he ".a.1~s oee ns .h,, aIr A.essAeu ana sea
police
~ :" "s'e n ~, "'ti"g mNlista anu n.sh"v ~N'Vi -
1880, ~ p 10y sess 90 - 1910 ,, "'s ~" " ~ 'ios'
nmF,e F,tu' ~ -, ~ lV'uG' ns.i.l.eaa
io'' mr. ah,1hk w l"t" ~ ~. nler shother =
@ l.F W. '..9 ~ ~ %ls' % y ee pp,ss s"''us "
,s !, NE 49, e.nna ins.s hs ,a !. !,
~ w, y w -. u 'suhs ll1'"' u'' u1ll.Hs Mhr =
srha p.es, ~ u s',n ~ iNcy s,p.sr oaFnsa ~ oy
tNop opao'h'h ~ ~ ftanoh ~ us oi'e.Aoh " '"hmon
street ~ seil a. toMsids ,snai street. NDeie tbo greet
iV1leei'S y. le'4ist - st.,NtLe':
'ntf SIAM, std ali OF NJ shsofi'nas"s wore sseiv
~hsfe nron "a" -ce"r seesins 70 prevent So'ehos AZ
tAe i.sitsh ~ "hie ,A~sAa N.l ~Fnaen WIN sworn
,snes e'nus sna m~s'l' aN@eAeu the escF'ns aha'ss
o' me bihdibs.
on'y "'sn prisnn't sh"mpeh e :" al~ We 20 ~ hIen
The New York herald., 1866-08-05
Ia usos glesr AL ss,n.

Osaa, hstrssta, AeE.s q -
| To sd Ntaf niles x - tAen r~elac ~ fs'.5
\ ~ara lad yestsr,iay.
The New York herald., 1866-08-05

ORDER
sxsFRAL oRpEK 10
HgAn. QulRrgRs MIpuk DIVISION oP 1Bg GrIr, [
Ngw oRrI ,rs, Ia, Augns' 4, 1865
In consequence oil tho unfonndet TsmorS In circuln
lat,on reference 10 tho military status IN the ciiy or
New Orleans, s deemed necessary TO announce % tho
public that martial law will be contnued aud ENFORCED
far may bc required for tne preservation or the
public peace and the protection ~ ir aLd property
By command OF Major ticncrsI 4. H. SHERIDAN
Go. AsH, Adjutant General
The New York herald., 1866-08-05
Z u R O Pc.
News Through the Cable to
Friday, August 8.
Political Affairs UnimpOrtant and Nothing
from the Seat Of War.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Arrival OF the Steamship Mo-
ravian on Father Point.
Expiration Of the Five Days
Armistice.
.-~-~~~-~~~>>>-->---~--~~
Successes Of the Italians in
the Tyrol.
.-<~~~,~>~>----s~s>~e..@~.
Suspension Of HostiIities for Eight
Days Announced Between the
Italians and Austrians.
--~~--~~>~~--~--~<s
TINE REFORM AGITATION IN ENGLAND.
DssC0MFlTuRE OF THE MINISTRY
The Suspension Of the Habeas Corpus
in Ireland to be Prolonged.
TILE NEWS BY THE CABLE.
POLITICS UNlMP0RTAHT.
----~-~sr-, ,ss>-..4...s<s.--~
LONDON, August 3--P ".
sAare is no political rews d resi- importance to-day.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


The London Money Markets.
JoSDoy, ArGusT 3--r.M
Sho closing price of eonsols 70 day ST. Cor
nlOscy.
United States five twentes qco,ed At Tho cioss
ef business 10 day at %.
The Liverpool Cot'.a Market.
IivKxTooL, August 3-P. ~
Corros--rhe Brokers Circular reports the sales Of
so,son for the weok ending Thursday, August ., At
"a, 900 bales. TIE .sss today 1000 bales. Mid
Aling upland il quoted at I'D per pound. Mote
ns dsfiine ii ID from tho issl pneo received By
she cattle
The New York herald., 1866-08-05

The suspension Of the Habeas Corpuste b.
Prolonged.

The government has announced its intention Of pro
longing the suspension Of tho Haboas Corpus act IN
Ireland