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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-06
A "Reminiscences Of the Rebeiiien-s~tf Agnins
the Cay of Broskiys-suHerinys Of she NE
sr~es During the Rebellion.

Several suits have recently been brought against
the city by persons obtain damages Tor their prop
erty which was stolen destroyed during the riots In July
ssa The case OF James g. Richardson colored agt The
on, Of Brookvn was tried in the City Court yesterday after
noon Richardson resided at NO d Hamton,aEe
and was ed as in Lorads tobacco factory IN
SedgwicA-st- -, 80, A.. =, Al. -io,s :.
mob NET bn on the OF presidentst aad
ana assaulted him with ard brlckbats yeing Mn
The id Niger He took fruituredeaer 10 his mouse and
ofsred him 1878 worth of furniture for $40 lie bought gu
oh of ehardson and Richardson him q TO secure
carriage 10 take family to Boston boat at Rer NO.
North River.
The furniture man could find any and Richardson went
n, ivery stable when the proprietor told him be had no
carriages id niger Richardson then onereg 90
o tug boat to take him but could get none ne
turned home aud found crowd about the house VINO lreat
sned 10 murder him his wife and children he locked
them up In room and the rioters came IN ana sIoo anr
nearly yerhing he had They stole ms coat "heh
had his pock book containing s4o3. N -.
DIR Aruoux assisted Richardson 20 get away IN boat
trunk containing quantity Of clothing, gold waten &C.,
were stolen by the rioters. ., -, -. 49,.
Tustcs Boerrm at the time but discharged and the
people are endeavong seek redress rom the
ev Richardson claimed $500 and the jury gave him s3o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-06

Frsghts-wheat I4iei Corn I2ie Oats &c., to New York
Canal Erports-Corn las 60i bush; Oats 80 943 bush
ToLEpo, June 5-whest, New lc better; Old steady;
No Red Wabash q 50; New Amber. o. ~ - 30 Corn
steady al Gle for No Mixed. 62d72e for Ielow Oats 20
better Rye quiet. Lake Freghls dali &c. on Cora By
steam to Brffalo
CINCINNATI June 5-Floar and Wheat firm and quiet.
Whisky o. "a In bond Provisions active; sales OF 900 bills
Mess Pork s3now held SOC. AID higher 100 900 lbs bnik
Meats sold 2ic for shoulders 3c for sides Lard Ia active
demaud at pc. God, las II
WILMINGTON. N. C.. June i-Crude Jurpentne unchanged
Spirits Turpentne. SIC for White RosiD. No J. t63I:
Pale s7ds7 Is Tar 81 So. Cotton quiet and no sales.
ST Lous, June COTTON dat. Flour firm; % for Single
n ~ Da pOuSe h,,ra s,k SOssr iT vnoSe ~
Northern Full, 81 90 Prime s21s2 90; Choice ~ 35D
e. H. Corn slightly lower 62d75c. Oats heavy 81 al .
45e Pork unchanged. Bscon-Clear Sides for jane ana
July zoe. Whisky advanced al o. 2i0t2 2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-06
parude and Review Of the Hawkins zo"ave'

The First Regiment OF National Gnards-lormerly
,he 9th n Y Vols OF Hawkins Zouaves they are more
lv recognzed-celebated the fifth anniversary OF their
,,r,s Gov the seat Of yesterday by regmental
Pte and review by the Mayor and CITY COunefIhey
Pad in front of the CITY Hal Of o'clock aboutO tron
AZ mmand Of Col Rush e. Hawkins and preceded by hne
band and drum corps IA ,rv ooxxcrna. reo y,so hue
ay Jackets omen al the front with REQ uunlhg -
nan. h white egrings 10 match tn whoe set oHty tae
Psos ftfnc iauny turban cap o. ths eIsfs ,ney MADE
Ssobirg anpearsnee beoOmingH wei a conslaei
hs a,fenon a. they marched down BrohnNay sr Ieaeh
~ ,bn park the Regiment exercised III Oaalon
o,ons whose execution excellent anu ~nich neNeu
reision Of some OF the minor movements tne framing
az a veteran body. 90 p,ron, fraved and
Ihc ssryice ere borne the ranks yesterday and
!env, ,ent folds fuered in the breeze thes spVAe
o. i.tlv for the Of brave oano 10 wy "a
a. he commanding officer Of the regimen. 81
cause. a5sr with his command before the Mayor ne
Ie'e 90 salute which, though not
70 s,ionette 10 be paid 10 civil omcers ses
miiai! saeh an occasion as marx !" ~
49,, lis omittal created a hFeH Ihu's Dr. ,be
g,, ~ numerous spectators Upon leaving ny ~,
wy r,arcbed 10 their armory m Ihreeh,h,,, -
5smissed The police discipline ~ tne o.
sr my oSe and iu perfect order VIII 'he
s. p-.otett Of the City Hall Precinct
up PARADE OF THE FOURTH bhi"ApE !, 4.
Tho ronrth Brigade National Guard WIZ paIsus s =
~ ay;ewed bv the Mayor front OF the nss a. Fop,
psrl he formed on flfih.sve. the rlgnt Ieshs
Lns .h., =, IA % m About 900 men are e1psS Iii b ~
s, Command OF Gen. AspinwaI bfoao""' W" " "
al Incl march
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-06
FROM RICHMOND.
Iudgs UndtrwOOd's Charge to The Grand Jury.
The Question of Davis's Trial Not Disposed Of


spselai Dispatch TO The n 2 Tribune.
RICHMOND Tuesday June 1896.
Ind,e Underwood court has not yet gwen full re-
so,p.e 10 the petition Of Dayiss counsel, owing to
M .hsepce Of United states Dstric-Attorney Chandler
who has sickness IN hrs family The proceedings al the
Custom. House were only remarkable for the Judge
charge to the Grand Jury, and Mr. W b. Reeds liz
ouiry a. to the disposition Of Daviss case Ihis was
brief and earnest representing the prisoners clam anu
desire for an immediate trs and bis possibly dying con-
htion. Judge Uuderroois charge is considered hshy
offensive by the citizens but it was undoubtedly brave
and bold It's delivery quiet and hrm spite Of threats
ens his personal safety The Judge, on his arrival in
,on was conducted 20 Gen Tcrys headquarters instead
n o. the hotel Among the jurors is the Pres dent of
Norfolk National bank The attendance in court was small
Cor not many knew where held In his charge Judge
Underwood called attention TO law of Congress passed
about notification times March Q 1881, defining contempt
OF court This law enacts that those who endeavor by
threats or force ntimidate impede jurors, officers
or witnesses or obstruct justice shall be liable to fine
and imprisonment Jurors constantly threatened,
but the law is stin applicable.
We are credibly informed that the President has
expressed his confidence in jury Of Virginia gen.
tlemen, even on a question Of treason. 1t Is be-
lievcd that Davis will not be brought to trial,
but will be bailed paroled. The facts that he is in
military custody that Congress is still investigating
other charges against him, and that the Supreme Court
will not be ready till October tend to show that his case
I'll Oh. al. In ioa
have under adyisemen his release Cd bail or parole If
either granted he would probably be paroled on the
same Mr. stephens The President has expressed
his disbelief in the charge of assassination brought against
Davis if not that Of killing prisoners. His friends
look for his release, and many doubt his trial at
all The present Court cannot claim to have the
prisoner in custody and could not keep him where even
forgers manage escape by the connivance OF aors
The Court will open tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-06
FIELD SPORTS.
Base Ball.

A GRAND MATCH AT BROOKLYN TO-DAY.
The noted Eckford Club of Brooklyn enters the
arena in match game to-day for the time this season
their opponents being the Union Club of Morana and the
contest will be well worth witnessing. The game will be
payed on the Union Ball Grounds Brooklyn, E. D.. the
eenpont cars from Fulton going the field Two
prizes are to contended for presented BY Mr Hormsn
was reported in one of the daes that the Mutua we're TO
pay the Unions to-day but this incorrect the Mutual do
not play any match this week.
THE GOTHAM PRIZE GAME
The contest of the Gotham CuD yes
rday and field nine for ire prize and ball donated by
MIR Hinrich OF and Liberty proved TO be very
Interesting and well played game the hrst nine 9n.ang
most creditabe victory OF in which players rom
the Mutual ana Active Clubs We give the score below
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-06

Bulls HEAD.-with only about 1928 bullocks on
sale at Aeron Monday and Tuesday and less than $500
head at all the markets for the week holders who generally
owned the stock they offering managed to advance the
prices about &C. per h. and failed supply the wants OF Du
ers BY hundred head Large numbers brought
per h. and the market closed strong owners eneep
advancing prime lots selling sc Hogs are shade lower
with a fair demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-06
marLe,.-Reported by Telegraph.

oswreo june 5-FiOur Unchanged sales Of o9 BPS az
49, H,t ~ yhast active sales Of % 200 bush No MI
wsakee Club at 81 s5 No do 900 BUSH Sy %
~ | snssd sals Of Is 900 No Illinois a. I5so ana
do AT 7e Oats dull sales Of goo busS inIO h ois
end ~. on Corn to New York. Lake lmporI'SSoo
Wheat 1900 bush Corn ~ Canal Cane osii 'D'-
Rtrr June SO p. m.-Four unelangeu Mles qeie,
Na Milwaukee Spring e. 0oas2 o. C9rHy "a. 90.
10 n I Nited Csc Oats-Chicago, Acc, lair demand
bush bush, G Grains NOMINAL Pk 81 Lard 2sio Cara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-06
The Pacific RaiIrsad-The fresbyterssss-
Pers0ual.

ST LOUIS Tuesday. June 5 1906
One hundred miles of the Union Pacific Railroad we're
completed Yesterday giving 1873 miles of continuous ral
Sresf of 81 Louis This company is running l2o
miles of road including the Lawrence and Leayenworh
brnuch and will reach Fort Riley in the latter part OF
July. a., -.
The Old School Presbyterian Assembly adjourned last
night 10 meet in Cincinnati next May.
Gen. Grant family arrived to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-06
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-06

Ist I'd. I'd. 4th. 5th. 9Th 7th 9Th ssh
Married go. 8 z z IS
T'mnire-Mr Van Colt Of the Una Club.
Scorer-Mr Len brecht
Time OF game-1wO hours and thirty minutes
Fly catches-Married. 9; Single TO-
THE CLUB.
The Ia gos good game yesterday "9 slues
plasne nine nnngs Yatess side scoring a. anu Hanees
marty 81 Reed and Wells led the scores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-06
,,..,.r;.u. Disappearance.

pUlLAnELPHlA, Iuesda9, . - - n N 49,
Daniel Leroy formerly one Of the GREY a. night lat
strange disappeared suddenly on t fna ., him. H
since when s oang near HYDE Park with his hat and
coat in H. spots Of blood were discovered Oh Io Of be-
OF the boat Two under arrest Oh ~ beia until
ing concerned IN Leroy's death, ana WIZ W A
| further Developments Iaso place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-06
MEXICO.
PresIdeut Junrcx and Santa Auns-Juarez has
NO Isfestien Of Resigning.

WASHINGTON Friday. june 5, 1866
The statement is made by the request OF the Mexican
Minister that there is no foundation for the rumor con-
tanned in a letter from 81. Thomas, published py lhe
E.fafefe French paper of the City OF Mexico, about
the detern nation Of President Juarez to- surrender te
Goverument t. Gen Santa Anna. President Jarez has
repeatedly stated his determination to fuinii us uu!
under all circumstances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-06
INNINGS.

lst I'd. Sd. 4th. 9Th. 9th 7th 9Th 9th. Total
F Fais 'iA' 800. o . o Ia
Umnire-Mr Keser Of the Monmouth Club
Scorer--Mr Osborn.
Time OF Came hours and 20 minutes ..
Ply Catches--First Nine, III Fled TO-
Messrs Shrieyes and Goodspeed won the prizes
ECLECTIC CLUB.
The match between married ard single members OF TINS
club-retun eamewhioh played at HoDoken yeserua!
resulted in the Of the bachelors VIII De seen o the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-06
Addres,
MARRIED..

the residence Of the brides father u
Gerry Y Tuesday. May 30 by the Rsy d. Chapman L
@ Billiard Of Hinsdale n. T., to Miss May v Bhlins-
Es,, Finetb e. by the Rev Charles Hennicke Nj Henry w
Egner Of Orange j. Miss Emily g. eldest daughter Of Martin
81 this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-06
Gperial Notifies.

wherefore is Phalon's d" Nisht-Bloomiag Ceress I"
ike mintsd gold Because Il never depreeiats'
good toast for the admirers Of PaALoSs HeHr BLoouss
cxnKus" MAY friend bottle 70 give him
freshmen and Patrons Of Liberty
RALLY.
Mss Meins Of the Of irish Independence VII be he g
,h coo,.r Iui,a,. on THURSDAY EVENING. June M
Admission 50 cents Tickets to be sold only at the door
STEPHEN j. COLoHAN District Certss Manhattan
d. DERsorr Secretary.
rnoa General Comu,,tteelFhe Monthly Meeting
and twenty 'hn' '' '" THOMAS MURPHY Chairman
G as.ns q H E.1r jsscrsi.ris. Is, .,l
Watches and Jeweiry f.lff
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
for sale by GEO c. ALLEN Broadway door below csaas
Every aay adds co the wonderful cures Of Dailcyn
o,rvaSc HORSE sALvE One trial satisfies that
certain cure for Scratches Calls Cats Nal Prk' swelling 'nd
,0o cases ouo Young SPAWN oaarecrsck and Founder
an excellent Hoof and easily washed 0h with
little soap and water Fy box Sold by Duss' hanS
Maker. and at the Depot No. ~ osdsr..t n !.
-Jepkins,- Compound Moderated Fruit,
THE REMEDY OF THE AGE; -.
P0T pRsDs.sbe psps1soa Depot @ Franklin
rsE caby cAs% IT, MACK Co, Fah Avenue hoss
- JENKINS BABeOCks No ~ Deyt.
HELMBoLDs ssi Broadway next to the Hs0p'n'A--
P Itd y sBff S 81 S No. sI sss sox,y
I'VE SMART No. AL Eighth ave-, and al rs'pec'Ao'~
A Great Variety Lowest Prices ,- rif
CROQUET GAMES,
Wholesale AND RETAIL.
.nH l A b. SWIFT n CO.. .'.I-..t'
No. pE r. EEASss g tsHf NJ I------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-06

The best Place buy new, tasty ana weu-"sao
SPRING CLOTHING b at y. b BALD"Ns Noa |" shs
s I.,, ,,ors ana .s.ortmsui city aud prices I~-
-T1 Dr.. f-f rlr rtr91H
fral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-06

Dyspepsia and FITS.
sS%s'FP1: . .s~ t Ssbss ~
' FEELS e. sko w y s
such 1 S cure. sa everybody sS Who
failed az 1 s found 6S sny drug sore
ali On rscsp hvs cents TO prepay PS.'ss'p Ps BROWN
sleeve Buttous and studs, New Styles
Two rbr., Fiy, Eight Twenty-Five Dollars set zoe
sale by G C. ALLEN Ne AIS Broadway one door below en.
Fans. Paris Fans
Nrv sryrrs iu,t received For sale BY O C. ALLEN
No. as Broadway, one door below csn.i.t.
SIi.s Ella vanwie VII De Cabinets Ibis "a
and and i RDS nc rops oE o. bolt haA
her. other strange manifestations viii take place.
W,per rsr i%Hrs SEE A rS5'sD saa
known ma enc Spensy .s Though
out Sy t the s%ys With motion The hard Lane,
VI, s S that the made ai from selected Inn
Of ~ esU.y What rival
or VIII who Else VII accept Open to all reu
h fsalp.s WINTER Co.. No. 20 Broadway New Yo..
Inysiid., Travelling Chairs Wheels for IN 'ad ''s
SShAs5f aSRsE for in and s,ss
SSns gEaEos ss7Se 81 ss sSi a
EI Psi 81. eG ~ he nss svvu NJ %
a 1 F GT sH;Ss
BoLDs ss Besdwsy ~ .; sy com. before hi
Al cases q ;n thsv have heart disease ETesty nstken a.
n iUe, an show only Cardiac knsans. Oh Ass
nstisn in the region Of the heart ~ -
s;,, Xyr,naerr Of al kiuds REPAIRED b tas bALEn
ciSa"SSSS, Am WRINGING MACHINE CusAfANi' NO -
CouFtlAndtst. Newly ORR.
Bee. s.,a.se55FFo Rs iAf ff Ms5ls SON
For paf'ieoi-i'' ~'' f Georgetown. Coon
FH MEEEL HSAs
9y No n Bsscksr- door nom Broadway
Fine Selection of the Best
sFWING- MACHlNEs.
FOR SALE AND TO kENi
xKw .,.b.nye cot suited within y day..
VIZ o. n- y wicKFs No 744 Brosdwsy upssstrs
-o-..,-. shuttle sewing Machines for Families and
h",pe nosecs and durable. Agent. Ntn'S
MAAaias'0's'~ EMPIRE NJ Co, Nc. rs Brosdwsy y =
xsi Togpees nd Ornamental Hair ~ ELoRs
av.as + s,r aysipS Essk " RLswpi ~ Sssss o.
IA " Baa4th-. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-02
HrAnD REssEs-TnELAr I PARIS STYLES

HAN REssEs-TnELA TEsTPARIs oT7LEs
At nreseft. more head dresses are worn II
Paris than any other description; by these are
meant such things as rows OF small curis, "hlc3
ore attached to a comb, and then fasteneu
across the forehead, and sometimes even on
around the head; occasionally a scaHo'u!Es ~
these small curls, powdered with g1o!c' IS " W
seen. Then branches OF long rlnglets af5 ! re- &C.
pared with a comb, IN the same manner anu
fastened at the back Of the head; the false plal'S
and twist are extremely thick, and these are
mined round the head to form handeaux. AS
ali fashions are but deeting, few ladies' care 70
submit TO have their front hair cat SO as to De
able 10 wear the short frizzed curls 50 much IN
vogue consequently, with few exec ptlons, every
one submits TO wear those already prepared
and ,no1;nted on either combs Or ribbon oande-
lets.
The following description Of Il Jew OF the new
STYLES may Interest our lady readers:
The Diana Head Dress.-The hair IS enJWlh-
ea as French twist, aud arranged across inc
forehead; s1ualismooth bands OF HAIR are comp
cd At intervals over the coronet. Small curls
are worn round the face, and gold crescents,
enriched with precious stones, are laSleneo ga
the caro;,at aud between the bands or nalr.-
The back hair is arranged in thick ~Elalts, loop
ed up with a gold COMB. and a white leather ac
the Side, arranged 70 fall ioV on the shoulder:
The empire head dress consists OF 9 coron5J
oe Short eur]s across the forehead, the curls
being aisided il The centre by q band 9 fvelve1t,
With intcrlancea !lues Of either silver or gold
thread nrcn it; a branch Of barbertles with
silver foliage al the side. Curls pinned across
the back OF the head, anG fastened st The top
with a gold and enauei como
There is another style rather more simple, n
which the hair is turned back from the forehead
over a small 1Tizzetto, and is Kept II its place
with a thick gold cord, which IS carried twice
around the head, and then tied at the sldss
in graceful BOWS. The hair is arranged at the
pack with q thick plalt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-02
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-02
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-02

Countorfeits upon the coupons OF the sooo
Fi7c-twenty bonds have been detected at inc
Treasury Department.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-30
WIN. r. ROOs,


IMPORTERS -and Jobbers of Cloths, Doe
A skins, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c. and Tail
ers' Trimmings, No. 40 North Main street, be-
tween Locust and Vine sts., St. Louis.
Being desirous of building up a large trade
with the Merchants and Merchant Tailors of
the south, Messrs. Antrim & Sweet respectful
iy solicit orders and guarantee satisfaction in
filling the same.
NOy16-Imd
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-30

NAGISTRATE'S BLANKS, one thousand
4fA complete sst@ tor sale at this office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-15

~The Fenian Brotherhood Of PhiIadelphia
nave adopted resolution declaring that athe
days OF windy patriotism, for the redem ptiOn
OF irish wrongs, are vanished and gone for.
ever"
ga woman OF hazel eyes never elones
from her husband, never chats scandel. never
sacrifices her husbands comfort for her nun.
pever nnds fault, never talks too much or too
HItie always ls an entertaining, intellectual
~Two children of Mr.. Vankirk. og S.,.m
N j., were playing among some logs on Fri.
Gay, ana one OF them was crushed TO death.
ana the other cannot recover from the wound
received oy one Of the logs rolling over them.
~The Mississippi Legislature has passed
bill to furnish every married soldier with an
artificial leg. most needless extrayaeence.
as great many OF them have two legs OF their
own already. 1t would be much more sensi.
pie 70 furnish each unmarried soldier with an
artificial "rib.''
ga single firm in London consumes, on an
average, the whites Of two thousand eggs
daily, or six hundred thousand annually, in
the manufacture OF albuminized paper for
Photographic printing. 1t lie estimated that
SIX millions OF inchoate fowls are sacrificed to
the sun, in this way, in Great Britain.
ga son Of Reuben Stanford, Of Burlington.
w., who went out hunting last week, bat did
notreturn. the next day was found In the woods
shot through the head, probably by the acct.
dental explosion OF his gun
abroad, are to be unusually short, ACCORDING
to some authorities who have looked into the
future or 1857 as fashionable Zadkiels The
dresses are 10 be sans crinoline. and sdeaye
on" sensationally just below the xuees; flr.
ured stockings and high boots to do the rest
%Miss Irving, . tenderIy Susceptible
..young thing" OF forty, residing At Calais,
Maine, has sued William Il. King of the same
place-and the same age for breach of prom
Use. The jury did notagree As to the damages