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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
Latest ship News.

Steamship As6sHs Linsbaner Savannah Aug 20 with
tud psss % Garrison Allen. 80
Bal sspsde tBrL JeYet Guantanamo - days, with
J. T. Ward Co. .
Brio scove OF and rom Yarmouth ~ D. WIN tgga A
gIs lso Libby Maehs 10 days With l8nber Re- !oF Tibet
Z Co.
sebr Dragon of st. Coi1l simpson Csnd Tub L. e.y
Beecher Co Left bark Acyore, FOR NewfoTs "a
@ wees and sbp Rochester Bath do.
Shr Cen Cs1snas 10 days with nolssses to sbeprsrd
scLH July Fourth Shaw Bangor, dsy With lumber 10 7
sisyhew q Co.
srhr. Ocean Wave Lslnd Virginia.
SIR. John g. Wight. White. Virginia.
selr. w Y. Getnsr, Egbert, Ge0r;etowr ID. T.
SchT. p .ipse, Stout, GEORGETOWN ID. c.
Schr. =. Morgan, Burnett, Georgetown, ID. G.
seLr. :. q. Evans, Newton, ueorge'own, u. {.
BELOW.
E,;r, Ons,pbonis. and Raven from Xszs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

THE YAsE QUIsJIoE.-ISTERsAJ REVENUE DECISION.
Nearly all the City Railroad Companies, as we
announced few days ago selling ckets in packages
Two Companies the Beehet and the Dry Doek ssued their
tickets 10 the form Of an Under ase decision Of
the Internal Revenue officers each Of these agreement tickets
was liable to stamp duty Because Of this liability the Dry
Dock Company have changed the form Of their cfe The
following correspondence concerning rsrosd ucfs and
stamp duty taken place between the President Of the Com
pany and Acting Commissioner Of internal Revenue II
viii bs seen that MI Hsrsnd eIonersss the Company from
the charge Of eXtortion;
ocs OF Dnr Doer f. BwAr AID snSapw a.IsoA lsc
ihsvs jest received from Geo p.,nsn ESQ., GS.s.os Of
TO u. :u. tpd & sls y , .OS uur.u caused
By AS Ss ... r's Ifs is% Sos BIT
ss. b: ::%e r.: oa sis
understand your deci,ion 70 be hs IN n ps s m
the ticket an sssssmsnt and " such e''' 'ss's
a. pail: .Is sss. 10 ID
che c0npsn but .. < nssis h each
sssd .h. s. "ssa b. once ,a.osn
change the form Of the asAe" enc
Of the tickets h, h. sn., the ode ssss s ons
10 authorized to Tear OF the small tietet.. ,,,,,.
d.ni.pS ~ Sse:,s 11 Who % .s lSI H.
ION. ds doe tho holder Of the signed ticket Not good unless
torn OF by the conductor"
.SSd s o. :dsSn z 2 y. ,s s u FACSIMILE
sseass Which we AZ. authorized By lsw 70 collect The
vsT repeatedly ,Oai Os:S a servant, p,,sD
Ts.rr D.srnrsr owe. 2, ,S.'s,I /,
Sra Yenr letter Of tn. l7h inst has been rse''ed in relation to
y 1--WE propose change the form Of The cis 20 hat
De Ps..nsr Zach d tho ileses en- , ,b,s eHgs. The
holder i.reof TO one ride for Tss.ent. ~ e 81 h tsmp.D,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

ltw be seea that notwithstanding the immense difference
o popuaon the number Of nearly equal the two
cites while the deahTste in Brooklyn much greater
The prospect entire abatement OF the disease
favorable and hope before long TO be able to
chronicle the fact TINT 10 has entirely disappeared.
The following reported on the Cholera Bulletin
at noon Yesterday. No reports made after " No.
Eliza Beatty sged g. No "a Merceips. Died 23d inst
Smith Be,terson aged a. Egheenthst. near Seventhave.
Died I'D inst -
able.
Richard Travers. eyed q, No. % Carroll 81. Dead.
John Brown, eyed 80 Coless, Hicks s In collapse
Henry Van Naming aged 49, corner Twenythrd at. and
Third.ave. In collapse.
William j. Hopper. Raymond 1T jail. Condition not
stated. - .,
Tie report Of the Registrar for Wednesday shows that the
C6Oers. :......... Other dsease'........2a
Cholera morbus. ........... 8
Dlarrhea and dysentery. ..I6 JotaI......"......30
Typhoid fever. u .
There at present only four cases 10 the ave
are 6hond additional In
the neghbOrhood the hospital will be empty within "a hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
THE TURF.
Race MeetinRs.

The following race meetings take place next month
in the immediate neiehborhood: - -
The Hoboken Fan meeting on the l.b 10Th. 18th and 18th
OF September No posponement account OF weather. Tbs
handsome and from the great numbers OF
entries II 10 undoubted that excellent sport viii take place
The Club viii hold their meeting 1t jerome
Park fordham Westceser County the 2fh 2oth 9th
and 2eh Of September From the immense premiums nu
entries perfect construction and finish OF the course
aswe the facilities Of the success this Asso
citation may confidently be predicted great
The Passac County Fourth Regular FAN meeting Of Pafer
SON j. will take place the 9th and October
The purses also very large and from the previous
excellent sport be expected All OF the sboys tracks
easy Of access ferries and trains running connecn sod
the termination Of each days programme sufficiently early
10 allow all to the city before dark large force Of
and uropriety observed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
Fire 4. N....n-.I-Les. ab.us %, 900.

Shortly after7 o'clock on Wednesday evening fire
broke out the premises occupied by Emil Techer
nng eweer the h story Of the building in Me rear Of
Before the flames eInguished the upper
aoo and the root were badly burned The remainder Of
budscs somewhat damaged by water The loss OF Mr.
Teichei about g. 0O Insured The second third and
forth floors are occupied by number Of persons Offices
The furniture In them somewhat damaged water The
building is owned by Eugene Ferris AID damaged TO the
amount on o. 600 Insured The front building owned and
occupied by Mr. Ferris boot and shoe store Loss by
water tg The other occupants Of the building sustain no
Ot,es whatever eeoiOIt o. JolSt were EtGert 0n ne
sQs.Q sa..I ~ f1is-GE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
Civ Reuiouisu3.

The lOng-eIpected Fenian picnic will come Oh 10,
day. weather permitting at the Bellevue Garden ioo' OF
EigLtieihsf. II anticipated that there Will DC quite
attendance Nj Stephens TO speak, as vel as the se'e
ENJOYS recently arrived from Ireland. Nanensns ba.e WI
meet pany the polio Rooms, No 40 brlbees sn
proceed 10 the Bellevue Gardens very pleasant Gay Hh
doubtless be spent should the weather prove propous
10 is stated shat the FeDian Senate VIII meet ~ us W ~
Tnursav next important business VIII DO
sessions viii be held the Roberts Headquaieis
way. Matters referring 10 the late Canadah
presented and discussed well as other matters "a
and moment to the Gen. Sweeneys sihh ~; onos
nav are remaining al the Jones House the Generals Ieeeb
InuLL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST "a 1866.

the eouporr ke tne the holder 10 ere ride bus Gre roto
be rood uLle.. Of by the conductor. -.
IN enJ inquiry have thai, with the above esnss
N, ned Liable stamp duty agreement
And farther that tie eydsnte furnished oy yVy
natter of tie alleged eAtoton ron plchaet 81 tcte "
rercenee han allowed ~ slows very eoScs
that the ofers CT the Company should be eoneIeeo o
snch eltrgs tie alleged they are nee no"
blame. NeIy ffteetluiJ, c..n..ou.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
PASSENGERS Arrived.

FROM sAylNNaII--In steamship, Als6sns-I Y L.wi' o.
Bsykn j. q FLOYD Theo Burger II. {. Jackson Mr. snd i
MnehoTd children, Mss Ann Remsen Miss b,
stem, Mrs Kersene Mrs Nsich ard two Aisses Aidnsh
Nete HassmsD A. Clancy. George Graham Thomas Soddsd
T. Hspp Chare. caPP aien nelt Smith Jacob rLsss
Pabson White and lady Mrs r. G. Cor and daughter u "
Hsrdie and wife Ns E. Copp Miss L. CopP A. Wilbur and servant
md three in he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
The Health Of the CITY.

From the report Of the Sanitary Superintendent
presented yesterday the Board OF Health for the week end
ING Cd the d inst that 81 Of cholera had been
reported during that period Of which 50 proved fatal These
numbers wholly exclude the public institutions and the private
practice physicians regards but contains the total
number Of deaths The following tabular statement shows the
r,or,sl;fv by Wards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
THE IyPLIC Health.
~ LOUIS.

y. ItNb.
trs's stsich 10 %, n y TIture
SI. sCUIS, Atf, 23.--Ihe mtomente nom cboi'i"
ltrogted who tte Fsst - Ica,s gro BuEses 10 RI
yand ti scout d lie electra keeping avay puIe
hCm tLs city.
, CmONNAr1 Aug. 23.-TheTc were % deaths h'D'
cholera IN Ills city yesterday.
TBILApElTBIA.
PnLAprtPR1A, Aus 23.--Nine cases al Aslaue
cholera arc reported by lie Board d Heath sireo yesterday
viii oTIy fatal
NEW ORLEANS.
Mw ORLEANS, Aue. 23.-TheIe were y deaths
In ID, CITY fgoD ehOl,Ia YESTERDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

The CoLLECToRsHIP.-Mr. Collector Bowen still
retains his official position ntmation or Official notiee
having a. vet been received Of his removal the appoint
men Of his successor The rumor however that Col Prat
has been promised the Office generally credited lie viii be
as the unsuccessful competitor for Senatorial
bonors with Henry Persop the Third Senatorial District
nj this civ lsst Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
NEWARK NEWS.

PIcKrocKErs ABOUT, lady from New York, who
Waited Newark Wednesday afternoon discovered when about
10 purchase ticket the Markets. depot TO return IN he
O'clock D. train that her pormonnae had been stolen from
contained bot few dollars. Professional thieves and
pckpocke quite plenty the Newark depos since they
have been frightened out York by Inspector Kennedy
The Police Of this city however are keeping sharp look out
for them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

WARD MBETINGs.-The various Union Ward Asst
catons throughout tho city held meetings sst evening
the purpose OF registering known Union voters ior the pim
yes of The 18th inst Meet OF them vel attended, an
he riglt spirit manifested for the coming campaign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

a,so reseued spd tie entdoe administered after which he
was mtf ed JY The light Yesterday morning he
taken before he Justice reprmaBded oT ts alienrt Al e
slaughter AID then discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

OF % cases Of cholera that occurred in Brooklyn
from the 10Th to The 23d instant 81 proved fatal Inc follow
ing table offers opportunity 10 compare the mortality Of
ii at city with our own: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
BUDAPEST BOOK STORE IN THE WORLD

NHEAPEsT BOOK STORE IN THE WORLD
~ 10000 OLD As9 sEW sookIs-ssI,sIs,' A"'Te'o
History '''"'''H' f fEGc s sRorEh S ss IS
eco ,e. r,.,r st 70 5000 Bsot-Po
Science Ees'py % s'A s aai'fsis i So ~ N.o
no TO MACFARl.AND'- Book Store. corner
" 4. ,ot 5:'ii. LIT, 49, ~, 30 a. s m
i:Ss.h french s2d seo',h ion-fy
90 70 THOMAS II. AGNEWs, Greeuwich and
20 a,o ,aJ 'rs 81 Ssv.Yori ~ie.
A 80 Hat Order Oh Vail, Halter" awaits cheek
a. 99e .os 2 d ~, le5s ss Sds Sd s' s o
rrHE EXTRA rRIBlNE for the POLITICAL
CAMfAlGS.
poiysi osy .y surpassed ia Importance o. Intensity las
been PIE lated Oh uiy sbs eashey OF ADev john
h' oi Or pst'oad 'dhersn 10 as se'' SnS
ra'rio,ic marty by which hey nTns.ed With power
Tie sin Of i, tsea y pat tie 'elds, oyAlss Of N.
south TIE whipped bu, no, noded Rebel. end
70 -ras tie s,rto @ thsl tao onsr whom hey
esponsb Tor the most aretpeetsd overthrow oil
their Jsil'ng Conederscy."
Tiersnt woee JnSsac-es asegphis and N,w Orleans
manifestations Of the Pift now ranpan. 10 ths
South The Rebel inph ia hentacty Is more ree'a
example TIE soldiers Of Lee 5eaaresd Johnston and HOOD are
now tire powes Poonac TO the Rio 0fsndsi they
,.st esc other 20 Office preference ssyheus Rebes
ey sppned nearly al Others policemen Of sooosfa
cites; they organized ani oa.ered State mla ard hey
ry cr1, every drm0araiiOn Of oya Whites or loyal bs'n
in assertion EQUAL RIGHTS of AMERICA FREEiEN
The Of the bnrued snd their White tesher
sld o1,rsss BY unbsged Rebels who rs's
the sni BY cheers r Ao1y johnson ard
ecra,iols Of Congress.
pap9se forcing a the Rebel States into Con
gTess ds6suce % bs oy OATH by Presidential fat and Military
power IL openly avowei with threats those who resist ,h
be a. rebels cy has kned srcushOu. the North
and West
imperative FRAT those who snd for LIBERTY
AMI 10y tITYr the h, UNION to esist and Of MAN
10 FREEsoad organize Strengthen the hands Of CON
CHESS the inevitable contest before "a
Weiru,t convince the SOUTH aud tire COPPERHBADs tha
revelations bsckwsrd-tsl Emancipation unchsBse,bs
faet-tbs goous CIVIL RIGHTS ACT be repealed
that rights hBmbes AMERICAN benceforh gatsn
te.d end ..eed BY the FEDERAL CONSTITUTION end
usns ss.in al .sinssyertbst tie dsys wherein BLACK
had lights which WHITES bound respect have psssr
away forever
We hold day power in I'll the FREE STATES Of 1850.
WEST VIRGINIA and n MISSOURI betde We must hold ss
casting s,cous aud add them MARYLAND and DELt
WAREhe through treah,Iy oersiso johnson
% the XLta Congress overwhelming majorr
devot.dto Loyalty Nationality, and the the nensbe Rghts
Men
10 this .d Lsh aud Truth bsystemstc ally d6used 10
nei.bboriood Gesde, throughout broad country
propose TaE wssxLY TrIsr,s
drncs Ia SIC ard wish the edionl which
win supply al sabss received prior September ~
efoyng terms the paper 70 be ,eui ard Subscriptions TO
msnce on receipt OF the money:
copies fg thr.e months
T. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

FooT RACB.-Considerable money is being staked
In Newark upon the result offs footrace between the Nil
boy Of Paterson and johnny rhomas OF the former ey
The race which takes place Hoboken the 10Th o Sop
teubcr Is for @ side nnd the championship Of America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
IAbaounceBieDiE

plcKrocKgTs DErIEp.-- DE1onEsT's PATENT Is
pAlrELE wAen GUARD Sold ~ JewsJ ard Fany stores Face
25 eekp md 50 cenD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
CITY NEWS.

PrRsoysL-Gens Merritt, Forsyth, AverIl, P1ee
and Granger T. Y Al the Hon. p. j. Foy, ST. Ioais D. '"
Prather Lousvle and j. H. Smith Tennessee ere 81 INC
Filth Avenue Hotel zen. Henry Barnnm 5yrscuse ana
NJ de ase' Commander OF the French War Steamer Later
are AT the ST. Denis iel T. +. &. Kirkpatrick, oil tie BRIT
ish Legation; Pitcher L. s. A. are 6; the Besoof
House. Gen. Dawson, Pittsburgh Col W. r. Warhec' rem
rss.ee; tho Hon W. IT, Body Rochester; and TIC Hon o.
I Dm,sp Chicago are ut tie 81. Nicholas, A. Hopkins,
Florida; A Burnett Canada; VIM. Tobey Toronto and H.
p Chandler Baltimore tie Metropolitan Hotel SgnoF
Roncon the great bufo with bis wife and daughter arrived
by tho Pers aud stopping at the Everett House Sereor
Dixon Of Connecticut 10 al the Ast0r House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

DIsTIIEa WHISKY WITHOUT LIcENsE.-Ohicer
Cocheu Of the Internal Revenue Department come dsys since
discovered whisky dtulery Myrtle ave- near the Union
Cemetery sIa arrested tue proprietor on the charge Of manu-
faetnring the article without license The accused
before Cole. Wood and IL appearing that he had
commenced business he wac lined $500 and allowed 10
continue on taking out @ Revenue Licerte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
The Voyage OF ,hs City Of Paris.

wac banned to the ground about O'CLOCK night before last
Lots probably g. COO No Insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

Toe weekly mortality report from tie Registrar OF Records
recently published closed Saturdays The above closed on
"wednesday which will account for the apparent discepsh
between The two The disease makes progress athoOg
persists destructive mission 10 certain dstiles
eoDfne In localities crest achievement In city IKE New
York and g:ves that may be entirely overcome
THE experience Of present season has wha
benefits NAV be derived bygenc measures and leads Us
hope that when pestence again threatens the city the
Board Health will have opposition iron any source but
that courts trades classes and individuals VIII give
what help they the great work 81 deereasng me
mortality in the metropolis and adding to the average length
IL I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEeIsLATURE.-Gov Ward
uho resides in Newark has gn6ed his intention OF calling
an extra VI the Legislature for the purpose OF ra
ing the Constitutional Amendment W course a. the State IL
Congress the occasion will furnish opportunity to elect
United States Senator.
Senator Wright is aow quite quite III ct NewLondon. and
even should be from bis present attack there no
probability that be will be able 20 60 Washington again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

DELEGATES TO PH.LIADELPHrA.--A Committee OF
u prominent Unoasts was appointed TIE Republican Mass
Meeting Nonday evening take measures 10 secure tho
attendance Of as large number OF citizens ~ pcsbe Nv the
"a Of September Convention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

FRI NoHr BFroPF LhsT-IIausline's ti,tlllerr,
.iirsicd Btu lie .q,nl -, - rs l1b BAyl NevGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

PAYABLE ALWAYS ApyAScE
The pap.n 20 be tent sddels
All fisrds Of the cugse ere Invited 20 form c,Sbe
Adde'S. THE TRIBUNE,
Nc. la Nssssrst,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MASS MEETING OF OHsLR'
va1IoNn cor uebco the great excitement wlch LGs
created enong the soldiers eSl sailors y me dereus
conesting political parties which ca InG 10 te he
soldiers friends in order tlclr votes fOr the nsA
Fa elections Il has beeO decided y hose connected WIN ho
Sliers' and Sailors Employment Relief and Claim Agency
No lsi Cans.st Col Herman Manager. ~ hold mass
meeting the proper for soldiers ana saos
10 tako IN political matters nnd % at0.p otD HF me
present committing themselves 20 any political ehO or
association Until they have befTd al parties and fcce Cd ron
them sufficient guarantees Al that 80 long talked Of Saute
toward the late defenders Of tie zion.
Those in favor II t1lEg sub ospioas action and adoring
necessary iesoufious, lesed 20 attend tie meeting
which WI! tate place Saturday evening the 9th nft o.
Oclock pIoeisey az lyuagoras Hll No l5e Canal ti.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

TRoGAELB 1yFAErlClDR.-The body Of an infant, IN
rude sa;e apparently about weeks 3D. was found
foatug 70 a Fulton Ferry zip the Brooklyn sidp, yeei'
gay. 10 secured and conveyed 10 the DeadHOuse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

ATTEMPTED SUIcIDB.-A butcher named Jehn Mes
serAchmdt was discovered by Justice A. Haupemap on
Tuessy evening Morris Park suffering from dose Of
which he had taken for the purpose OF
de,troyne his life The Justice le the wouldbe suicide for
Tie purpose o. procuring an aItdoo 10 me poison wnen nc
threw lustf rton the faroad tash IN tte Hopo u.s
~ QysI ~ A. 49,. ion Us dlcgT is YES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

EDuCArIoxAI-Th Fall studies at =. Francis
XayieTs College in S1teenh.st. win begin &ouoay SEP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

ABANDONMENT OF PROPOSED PRIzE.FIGHT.-A
short time sgo tie sporting fraternity Of NewYork City
excited by the report that prize fight had teen arranged be-
tween John Roche ard Dooney Harris the latter stalking
600 10 Roehes $50 deposit Of eco was made by Chat
ham A. reIauTautkcepeT known Reddy the elnoksmth
on behalf u Harris nBd Roche ptng up tl0o Subsequent
w. however keddy withdrew bis deposit paying fIeIt Of
go and the match was given ur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
Acnox OF TIE LIVERPOOL AuTaonTEs.

The Liverpool authorities furnishes smother iVTs
Of the Dprteenbe character OF the English Health Laws no
confusion that attends Their execution Bearing nind That
Yoer Board szsreses 81 the referred 10 the following en-
yenIssif e0Ed be NsrYoTk Health dis
Of Compttees othe Common Coun
SsI, p0hrg eosqpsl Church Vssfes and 0Gsdsns
moved that taking into confederation the ssrnint
sho0d their disposal W order to remove a. far
which exist hayps sAdsnty, ITO In
i Of The inhsbitsn That special COMMITTEES o. sp
osed members en each or @t following Com
ssnes ana gbwsy member from each the Chefton
arop Medock Hnns ATdroe and Cheetham Comneet soeh
10 various Comutee with power
he sneb steps V nay b eORsideyed d>sirck1 -,
existing committees were al buy ana ueIsnsn 70
ava isa ih formation Of sn0iheI which shSgd d, VIZ ne o
Analyst The constructions of sshs cellar nss the
I'd tbssa 'olOtOa Of Iivsrs
SEw-YoBK CITY COUNCIL N LIVERPOOL
be an vsssed that perhaps there committees al made OF
het sn thar eompote New fort Common Coone com
~ Of ore Of thess stated relative
- ,,yessI e. 1age-emo 70 believe an extract
Ns ' Pn,s so smoothly snOUgA with tire Of
- Unfolding acres. M. t,sry OF Dr.
&c bss IN 10 600 yssrtn osss 10 tbs PROPOSITION
whole Of the ssenginz snd efnptyipt Of
novsi 81 yense be eIeeutsd corporstion
70 sosTn the question for MONTH but 90 dvs
PC VIZ VS. ~ Ssssent year The will then
~, Ia nd 1Y expect % do more sfci
~ psr. spoIttion It ~st stid got
80, IT, nd 90, them 1000 TO eolset The
L,.,oI eae.J lilo eon,ftet 'Jttm VI" 'esS 70 be sbou'
$3.50 Will No reiurns1 tai 100 .,.o,s -, ,,erov
riYTiC0nY o. AIATso SUlsAFCtf IN loNIoN
~ psgLsieg ~ y. - - k~2AI;-.s : ~ &tsN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

RAILROAD ACclDESTs.-On "Wednesday night Peter
Corcorap residing at No II Lspcnsrds. while riding upon
the front platform Of freight Of the Hudson River Raj
road had his feet badly crushed between the by dummy
backing down suddenly lie was taken home Edward
on "wednesday evening by freight No t27 OF the New a
Railroad and one Of his arms broken He was taken
home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

ANIMAL PIC.YC o. TIE Mort HAVE SoGAIlH.
TIE fecosG trnra Pcrc Of the Sociils took place a'
wc,rescay % Hueua Ridge. Robersons Blud was ~ o.
tendance Gld .s,OuTssd most eo sent 9U,C 20 Hlot Il
,afrc COMPANY danced away tie afternoon Toe Ccnui'e
e1erica hcus,'es 20 ihe gmt % render
the !;ve 10 every respect asItcaJs, ara iitJ efVis
wee crow ned WiiL al iEdan; success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

PUSHED FROM CAR.-John Heating, otTpen'ef
arsd about Year, received fracture Of the hip aud Sss
ervs. inbred by icing joscd from railroad car While
IA notion Several persoas sIdoa'med 10 jsnp cut at be
sane tine and lence accident. Healing found IN tho
street by Who aboTnc uEGeT tie imrressob that
his ua.t,ady gait wa. she Effects q liquor TOOK LIN %
The Forty second Precinct Station House lte Tai .aitfs %
lie cAse peng asoeraned be conveyed 10 tie CITY Hos
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JonssoSlsA Alta Dncousr-EIcnru WARD MEET

YoUyG MEMS CHRISTIAN UyIOY.-A meeting of
delegates f yocug men connected With the various
CHURCHES 81 tie city held the Young &ens Corsan
Assoc alton adoms Fulton.ave. "wednesday evening
Delegate from 20 or more churches and nssODs
and accredited CoEltaion Gdol ed providing
y pgcsd. rs ard Vice President from eacb Esarg
dfuon.usnn aB9 two SloictaCs AID Treasurer 90 be
elected annually Tie Onion fdio1rned 10 meet al d. Rock
wells Central PTestyteran) eLlIoL on Monday eFening
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GOVERNMENT oY POLIcE&EN--As rIoTiod IN IHb
rLp O. tie d, several renbers Of the N'y cIco have
l,sn examined tefore Recorder Nceke upon tie charge OF
Nth ,l.yes ana committed 70 prison FOR appearance
ne tho rfud 81 the CONT OF Henernl Ses.-ors me
Of The hcCUscd parties ao e!ton heIuer hhu ott'
,.,fbt An AFFIDAVIT fled ly Eafcus solomon, tLce
ley tGt ttc former cxlC'ea 900 rom lin uob the
claim hat oy ty hat means could lie AVOID teGg brought
m ee Tie .ar receiving stolen good oLer ohda'
y's II similar iGtLre oeod slowing iha TIC oheet
ssd Teen ruy % ID aaiaigatei fraud Tie examination
ierc the Grand Jug vi douitts reveal IthO cetas q
corruption