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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-19
a The Political Situation.

T ~
 The importaace of the political news sin' America this week, almost equals that of the war news from Europe Z. William Dennissi'33 Postmaster General, and sJames s. Speed, At. torney General. have sent in their resignatiohs tothe .Presidant which have heen ac].spted. and Alexander w. Randall nominated 'o sue ceed~ Gov. D-nnison as Postmaster General. nr.The Angaal. Philadslphis aasenLi.,nais.io be composed of half Johnson Republicans and half Democrats from the North, and the latter a.e actively filing up their proportion of the representation. In this State the delegates are to be appointed by mass Convention. to be held at New Haven on the lst of August.
 At the South, those who went forthe Union during the war oppose the Convention. while the secessionists favor it..
 The Union members of Congress, in caucus, passed resolution denonncing the Conven- ton, with but single dissenting vote They also voted to adjourn Congress on the 23'l inst
 Oa Monday the President returned the bill continuing the Freeiman's Bureau to the House with his objections, but it was promptly passed over his veto by vote of B to l2 in the Senate, and of l04 to B in the House
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-19
LIFE-HEALTH-sTRENGTB LIFE-HEALTH-STRENGTH LIFE-HEALTH-STRENGTH

Hundreds and thousands annually die prer turely, when they would give the Great Frer Remedy, .l..
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-19

elnce mas Deel maue the SuDJecI OI OIHclal HI vestigation by Gen R Wood, commanding that department. The negro was one Pom pey 0'Bannon, who was confined in Jail at Toomsooro' on the charge of being an accom- plice in the murder of white woman. The investi gation shows that he was taken by mob of two or three hundred persons from the custody of the sheriff, and by their unsn imous vote was chained to tree and after his cars had been cut off was tortured to death by burning Gen Woods, in view of the fact that s'the civil authorities are unable to com pei respect for even the forms of justice in that county, has forbidden the delivery of the accomplice of Ramon. if caught until main- tenance of the law is guaranteed This case of lawless barbarity is exceptional but it ing military power in the South for the assis tance of the new and as yet weak civil gov ernments, as is done by Gen Grants late or der.- Hartford Coarant 2
 -, -----~e --------------. fY The death of Senator James H Lane of Kansas on the 11th inst deserves something more than passing notice. He was one of those fearless, energetic, interruptions men who attain great notoriety in troubled times: He was the most prominent, except perhaps John Brown, of those Northeners who taught proslavery aggression in Kansas that ruf6an- ism was game two parties could play at. His reputation was not increased by the war for he was raider rather than a soldier; and however deserved the retributive justice he administered to- Missouri, we were always sorry to see such modes ofwarfare practiced on our side. =" ..-.--..---
 Oflate he supported President Johnson against Congress, and the unpopularity re- sulting from such course is said to have caused his suicide.
 RH~ We do not admire the taste which leads those Northern journals, who claim to be devoting their energies to the work of recon cling the opposite sections of our country, to copy without denial or explanation, paragraphs like the following which, queerly enough, ap- peared in the New Haven Register of the very week of Gen. Sherman's reception in that city:
 pg- letter from Sandersville, Ga., says that the court house in that place was one of the finest buildings in the State-and that the people prided themselves very much upon the architectural beauty and finish of this splendid Temple of Justice. When Sherman rode into the town. the splendor of it's appearance at- tracted his atteption, and caused him to give | it close examination. Upon coming out of the building, (says the writer,) he was heard to say, This ss too fine Q building to be lef standing,' and in few minutes it was enve-
 oped in flames ..1 -'-..,.-.,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-19

ot tno Nlagara ohip GaEat plli was postponed until December. :. K;
 In the House the Civil Appropriation bill was taken up in Committee of the Whole, read third time and passed. The House then took up the Dawson-Fuller election case, and adopted resolution, without division, giv. ing the seat to MT Dawson. The Conference Committee on the smuggling bill made report which was adopted.
 In the Senate, July 14th, the joint resolution of the House respecting bounties to colored soldiers was takrn up, and, on motion of MT Wilson, was recommitted to the Military Com mittee. On motion of Mir Wilson the bill to equalize bounties was made the special orde, for Tuesday, The House resolution for the appointment of Q Joint Committee of two Sen. ators and three Representatives on the sub ject of retrenchment, to sit during the recess of Congress, was adopted. s. In the House the consideration of the Sen, ate Bill to authorize the construction oI bridges over the Mississippi for railroad bur poses was resumed and the bill was passed The House then proceeded to the considera s tion of the report of the Select Committee in i in the case of tue breach of privilege charged against MT Rousseau in assaultng Mir Grin nell for words spoken in debate. Mir, Shella ! barger, from the Special Committee on charges against MT Conkling, reported ia part. The report completely exonerates Mr Conklinp and brands the statement in Gen Fry's letter as not only unfounded in fact but maliciously untrue.
 In the Senate, July 10th, bill for the cree ton of a marine hospital at Yokohama, Jan an,7 and joint resolution for the qualification ofthe customs laws, at cost not to exceed X 10000, were passed. A bill was reported from the Committee on Coinage, Weights and Measures. The bill for the speedy comple tion ofIhe Northern Pacific Railroad was tn ken uP. Pending its discussion, the message
The New York herald., 1866-08-08
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

FErsn PIrHc. place in Third rverre, near
seyenty-iouIth street. called Al Ravor Fsaneais a
number OF gentlemen and tod ss, representing our
French and Belgian population, engaged IN picnic
Monday, which done up Ia good style lho
yistoff very numerous during tho evening. ana
amusing tLenselges late twelve o'clock ~
night
Tug Ffr Ar HAEr's leland This hrs was caused by
the burning Of laundry and part OF the barracks thn
island. The flames egtnsutshed, however before
damage hal been donc oT.ag % the exeronS q
the officers and quartcled there. The origin Of tue
ire ls unknown.
rEE M,l.ssT: CAaSls,. sccnTS. This organisation,
which Ia vel known for its csrnsvatic sctrccs during
The carnival season. yos'eriay gave GUNNER nights
festival af the Clcmoruc Garden Third avenue and
seventy second street. which proved successul aud "a.
cresting affair Dancing continued until midnight,
aud The usual Eoca pasirnes and festivities woro carried
out In good style. The socety a. composed of the
natives OF tho old town Of Marcnce residing in thu CITY,
TW ExGss I.w.--I is Eta.od that Governor Fentcn
has Issued proclamation, but which Ia not yet pub
bed calling upon the Supreme Court 70 moet In CT
oxtra session OF the General Term the Goth instant
Tho object Of conycrng tho court IL not given, but a
believed ~ b. for tho purpose OF reviewing the opinion
OF Judge CafGozo IA regard the Excse law and o de-
Gliding upon its conslititictlllty.
The New York herald., 1866-08-08
Dcl.aats. from Otbcr sections.

hls *fnNs August Z ltS's
Marina Schocnmaker grd fhoddcBE Hoyt TO-DAY
appointed 70 represent Etscr nty and e CooSe nnd
~ 0ncy 70 represent Gfceac county, u thc Phladel
pka conscGtiou.
ogsTGo AugGst :, 1896
largo convention, IN Witch all the coanlio. Of the
TvGntyasth t0ugFgssloAal district we're fully rprrc-
aent.d, held herr to-day, W .hiam r. Jaclspr cf
schuyler. preceding, and cioae the foltoWlng doc-a
t0n 70 the Philadelphia Convention .Gcnerl Robert
d. Fleming, Of Ti0ga; $. & Hitchcock, % bpoon .
Frederick Day's. Jr al schuyler kdgsr \. ApsaE %
Tompsius. Allernaieg--h. H. Jevctt, u T0Ea George
Rccsor, Of Rrootne; AhFGm V. Agkeci. oi schuyler ;
Araon Spencer, Of Toupkns
Z Lrn8rr. ohio, August T. 1855
The johnson state Cohrcatian t0aGay spplited the
following doiegaS- slargs 60 The Phadciphs cengcr
ton:--ThosnRa EH.ng. Lewis y, Campbell jam p y.
S,eeduan William & GrUiaheck. Mtsnufc.- inmea II.
C.ugef, N Il wuite q. {. sco,iio, Thomas Sherlrfk.
fsolaorswcFe adopted dccgsng lhc great 1ccstoh ~
tho day 70 tho rescrntlor ol a siAcg iatoy In gcs
lion tc der con troni fehi4 agcsuG uEipn v.h coo.
serplvc. l0r sHcgdag Ire in,nsdlg pcndssou oi gsai
representatives T. Gongrps hrt OpfT3ng saon with
aay caigt,rg party anr5gr.ilg reaf'roe9 % moc' r.
convention wt1l regard % anieTefcHt1 oil who faVnf
tho pFnci ept obcgig set foib Ia the coil iUr tho
NJ .0nal Cony rtion st i'nilad ipala.
A letter iron fholna. lNisg rad and enGcfsi.
II Genoubce. the ., tho radicals IN CoHgrege
Goraes tho pol cy of President johnson condemn ~
trial sad execution ~ e4t*1ns ~ ralH1ry oUwmi,eu,
RIf dnuba tho oUnHttuipasliy of lsws pa ~ ever M9
Prssiaea''s veto wsh eleven States aasepres'nta
The New York herald., 1866-08-08
IL pssJll eGs,,,rns

YAt sDsrs,n Nfaiai f.-csiaies sioaed - ssgh ~
r.Ai ustar. fns aefcfn5on no r~rrrt n rc ssrui
.ianerr tte Aseffs Gsns ., ne Ceol,cs- yaeapxsi
Rubber c1r.Sany 80 ADOPTED. The corrt fsasfF mss
~'h tbo svecos y ths sonren, ssR war nf .nsa
III. frcwirk pf@gNAtiot4 rtcd n s
ard &C pled - trNt-f ability ~ cyra-esrss WAg i.
lss6, s,a ~ - rated ~ tB- srsoast
fatars ssls ~scrrl.A CisrDuns - ffss rHf s~nt
fnsar an the arso ~ founi tr aus - 1ais fsfs
rhrd rhe nt. r~nt aetaany rad " ~ ~eeouaea
e9ua vsAxig psyrifnl4 ~ - afst yer go
from she futufv payments enatr ~ N~ets. fa8fsa
Tie rste- 81 ilr.n~e to - iof ~ plate. h~sfns 90
,s0ss ard un1eY snd 81 q pas plata fer al th.s
number cf tsnsh y u eiafred hs1 tt~ sf4s~z ensna
~n sATs tbe dsntsl rto'ssf n hsf nfran e asls-
n. merit srrni -sretng ~ ,ake rincs crerusfi
IN tne lses Tuesday q guly. lat
The New York herald., 1866-08-08
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.

Jcr-ey Clay.
Conosga's tccEyI---ihe parensx 2. tho noy William
schverer who died time ago whc under the nha-
chIcrotoriu 40. being satisfied Will, the proco
,gs Ia HE case had tho body exhumod and called for
an inquest Cosu7r KirGtcu convened q j1ry VIII"
returned verdict thai 'decesscd met his death while
abuTne rnder caused bv the Leat cs tho day
sind nervous rritaioun TIE ply zciars were exorer-
ate1 from all blanc.
bergen.
SCnprg DFsfL-A named James Caraon, og
Rock street died satdenly nonosy afternoon whis
engaged putting cool fcf family in Academy ssrce,
CoToner Harleg bcG no innucs', and the verdict
ta-sd snefi~rl .cgucny, that death resulted s.ou
arorlexy. Deceased was lliy ycafs O. sga.
HapOtsem.
fas DRowsa,l Cs.as Mas Rs.Iy@Ttryp. Dr.
Isue who attended the In the police station, had
the rubbing system ticd vigorously that circulation
restored. TIE Grs raraho evidence Of returning
vitality appeared after the large OF hou-, WHOM tho
liftcd hs arm. ana then uttered succession q
erieg groans ~. very sound OF which was psinsp o
hear He was conveyed home by HIS Friends a. tcn
O'Clock IN No q, s.eahcn street. jersey CITY Hs natse
I. Thomas Crehe and the occurrence toos rarc lie
iirst day no wss cu,p.oyod a. the DOCKS
The New York herald., 1866-08-08

at Tangier Az soon as Il became known 10 tho city
authorities that tho disease VAS cholera the vessel was
ordered o port bci not until too late 10 prevent the
injection from reaching the shore The prevailing type
of tho disease here malignant IN many instan carry
habitat thus far has been the docks wharves Of The
city. strict surveillance should be kept over all
vessels from this port Very respcctuiy your obedsnt
sers ant JOHN Will On, Jnied states Consul
The Paris Exhibition.
The following despatch has also been received by
Secretary sewsrd--
LaoATIoS or FRAScs 10 Isg UNfrGD STATES,
WASHINGTON, August 4, 1865
Mr. sfsKsTARf az siA1E;-Ihe graFs events "ni. me- % so
passing IN Europe may have caused fear lnat tne TN
yersa Exposition OF 1867 would be retarded ln france
public notice 10 the soatsur bayo reasuTed opinions
No relaxation has manifested in the aSors oi ife
committees admission. The exhibitors continue .heir
preparations, and the buildings the Champ de MATS
are carried on WITH activity IN word eye,ynng ~ soo ~
pletely ready by tho lst OF April 1851 IL would
10 reSretablc that ia foreign countries u,e'e
should exist any uncertainty as 10 Inc time
of the opening of the Exposition, ana that
in qucn preparatory measures should pe w pend
peral Commissioner lately expressed 10 the Minis
lsr for Foreign Afs Of the Emperor the wsh tat tno
various States that aro TO participate ~ TINS so,emhy
may be informed o ths ntcntons of the government Of
the Emperor Until row, however, no lack OF persist
ence has occurred 10 tho irperh commissioner oven
on the part of governments cugnacd in war.
Nr Reuter- adds that In case some country should ind
Itself prevented from assisting the Imperial Commits
could not for that cause adjourn thc opening OF
the exhibition because Of its frat duties s TO pro
tec the interests OF tho subscribers 10 the capital guar
an,eed those OF the French exhibitors who havo I'M
posed sacrifices on themselves in view OF the meeting
OF sS7-tose, m hne, OF the adv entrrers, who have
made considerable appropriations Tor the continu-
ance OF tho works begun. J. afa in conseq euce in.
erucled Mr.. Secretary OF Sraie, 10 lrake know 10
your Exceicncy that the Inauguration OF tho Exposition
NJ Paris connrcgfo be unaerabIy axed for the LIST OF
April next and express to at tic time the inter
est c tho government OF the Emperor wll attach to
having III notice made known. not merely TO tho Cen
trail Committee bus also 70 tho exhibitors who may reside
IN tho Unite Saies.
Please accept Mr Secretary OF Stale the assurances
Of my very high consideration.
oDlLoN nAI.aor, Secretary o. Legation.
Hon. VILLAS III. sgNaKD.
The New York herald., 1866-08-08
The Tenth Congressman D,.,rlc,.

t0n5oTvatyo rorNNica0 d0IogaIe8 from zoe toWn. o.
the reuth Congressional district embracing Rockand
Putnam, and Ncstchcor ccuntesl assembled vest rday
III convention AZ Sas sing and appointed two delegates
with alternates frcm each Assembly DISTRICT % attend
tho SaTatoSa Convention tomorrow. soros Of nsoin
toas endorsing the policy Of President Jonns0n vcre
unanimously adopted Two OF tlese revolutions we're
loilows:--
HesoiYed hat Congress. acsing ~ lie .ea.on instead
q cgsags er tc good o The whole country, ha.c kcpt
tho ln1u divided deuUdeA the cpGnty ~ the legrts
iruls oi te late made the taxes ~ tae p9or
heavier, altered the srtg br0ef tho weay
facuers AZ the csronNo the aSnEr& cnsaeA crippled
commerce raised ihe frre1meu'a Butcai hl thereby
aquEndeirr nHlonHl fcsuGyeg rr.at who
arc again reducing The iogrv of slavery ard
purnatng fhe frut ~ hi 1oF % their personal pght
aud syant L. while gt me th.w have voted away
nlonsoi tu pLbc muneys " pUfsan purposca md NJ
Crrsad their 90 ycaf, which Tor The
Ee8siun OF t.re nn0tAe equal 20 81 2S per isy.
Resolrta. Tat for tie above raAs0us others tat
faehl ~ rrnd approve ~ the ct 81 th0 rfNsae hs
Convention for the Ah * August and q the purposes
ana Objects 0r ssi convention aet fGrh i tle III.
The New York herald., 1866-08-08

Tsean.. .Orchr-,rai s:.s.l~n Concerts.


The programme st Terraces Gsfieu las. rlc'.t cy's
priced some se,y d,crcsing ss,ecs'cns The nidfan.
rnsr Nirhta Dream fanssss ,ra ,,- Fco. Gscp we're
repeated and receiscc IS the amerss sndience si,h
enthusiasm Tls re'l overture sss nrsxcop.os ably
played Il u nj strsuge ,hsl the orora Of william
Iel erabrsclas docs of the nncs, mGslc
written N the orsr..i; lrc always proves al rre
des,nahe ssiare sien brsagld the stsgey Ths
prcs.he ~ ihsi ~. audience bcsmes sst..,oa
after the overture ard TIE essc, ls the Nerlg
to hsf dozen .sh.r opsras. There Is. IN far srca
. supeTabrnc choice classical ID thi oy1
and esb0ra-is worked ~ thai t pals npon ths es
or IN. ls.rrr nkn ihogn concerts in which Athal.e
Lgrlsne Esrnon, ald 'hs uins Of uhens s.veo
81 tho mcst uca,tfui ~aity@s conlpcsed ~ ,ig
ff.ncc q ,o,sa nig sialr9, nj. sr,a cp-s followed
tie Tel lsst nghi. Tll's Walt, improperly
called 'Thc Firt fliFiateu' conposed for the
s'udenis oe German ooiiese II Wa vlsycd =
every tall aud concert Il note ass Now Yerf
bat II viii arsse The fss-ts ~ tL- pnblis. silt
ihore i nashitg ay ntst.s . ssn'itaonisi about Y
Int " simplicity chsrs.Df melody resem'nsnd y 10
ALL Tho oysffar' - Frf % d, l.e the march Ia 'l'e
opera. chasscictst.e W weber. Alternately ral
infots ant tender " exhibits he mot vci~It
e1ats.ats ana r.ngos tho bearer WITH ~. most
opyoflte emotion. rnc aaf1ni. from tho arm syn
mct " Etrti0ynn rlii shie for frni atf lce.rf
Many other csnfcscrs e,sis uonas aAi admiration f.r
~ al9ne thrills re svsL In this oasLsUS tie
eh9rfs seem orsrchsrcd With Tenderness ard
srt- s'rsnte irfsrhSs' snake Ike f1sues ssd
ftrres Ike laD~ fsseaa.ee rc3tsrs'- iLry-eh
thc cn'ife rosnrsii asner's .Esys o. Hopen ws'tz
49, tory good 49, snd i.servc. 30 rsnk x.L StrA.s
a. sg'sa s~rsr lhis s'tsf pcce ungLt tc eesy
pfo sor he fsusrlcr % Tie sssson. there
waltz cugai ~ ghs brar&mraes ~ thee. uonrefir
IRE aanbsl, tesalca ans tie erssrt1n IN ene-.l al
hag - degreH iv fhe lDyeg ~ GOOD nata ga MI.
dsy nsh' 'bs ns'' classical aei"si1oas WI v seeh
The New York herald., 1866-08-08
POLITICAL NEWS irtns.

fVa rls PritngLpHIA CoNykerloS.-Soth II hair@, "
thia State, oIoug aboltouisi ou, in lo.ter pEh.
shod in The waraw Nsw fsrtey fayorlne gho ruiiais
phia Convention
Ninth o,Ho plsgwca-Taomas =. feucybraok. ~
Thoulas -. FuncCrocS hna boon nominated for con.
srrui ONO DstTln.--vil.am Howard q mo Geno-
cratic uomincc IN thls district
FPn' ono nls1Ecr.-co- wm. Munsors l. TO rom
ineo ot ho democrats FOR Congrae a. .he afth district,
NOS represented by Mr. Lo Blond.
frsss --ro Legislature ot Tosaawna expected q
on the s.h aud Tie Inauguration n tho Governor 49,
announced - take place on ,hc 9th
IspASMous DBnacr--TAc democrats ~ tho n
darspols lind distric, hayo nominated JOHN Lord
Tor Cougre~-
FoCsm NsVoce DrrkIcr. -Tbo do,nocrufs 10 tho
fourth Missouri district, represented by coA KoAo,
hayo nominated J. }. Graveiiy Tor Congress
WISCONSIN NoNsnloss Tho complete llst X rcpub
Ec.a nominEtoas fo- Congress 10 wlrconar 4 A. iel
iows haihert v. fayno, Iihaipse Sloan Auass Cobb
{ s Hamilton Ihileias Sawyer md q &, washbcme
the last nov nomination, in racc q wator y No.
indoc.
orEeos 7Lr c-ogon Legislature Wn mso, on sep.
tcnbcr 10Th The chlof bosire.s g the election ~
United states Senator aud The isr pq'rca hy Con
oss regulating tie cleciioa an ar 10 pot operation
~ ths.,afe,
ssSaIoR Pss.spxx ~ Bosr0s.- senator Fcs~onden
haa bocn n,ited asdfnss lhe ciuzefs q Boston IN
Fneun nan ty Coz. Eolloet sEa o'l,ers sna e d -.
pccte,i ho vt 90 - sonae eyen.pv tbs week.
Tnmp DlrriG,r o. NeHyoa r--wado brigham " Hyds
rsrl va ncm5a,.s II mo ~ iss, % ho 90 dome.
cratic caaG'fs;a Tor CoDsres. BrEham Es young n.n,
lawyer AuC stands lively ckarce o. no, Fong p Con,
ere,s a. a d-rnoer., from VERNON, 4 prsecrt
R.ssscRcsE,re -ssly towns ~ MawacAugo,0 heN
= ecflrn o. gse 8ay agcrtpa IL gIra,t lssAf.a " e
The New York herald., 1866-08-08

kf4GEFNs, II. n, auF. 4, A1At.
fie delegates appointed 70 sttsnd tho Saratoga t.D
ygiti nom the rift dal.ict am Nialcn ard
aoeeph Saith; second dlir.cs G. ). C0aDcay ead 4
h. Htsbrougs.
BiaIs,, y. y, Aug. I 1900
H. ". Shoemaker and = Hal,imoro nave h,en che 90
de~xatar from iiufA county 10 The sfaofa CcrycG"n
BcrFAIo angust I. rsgG
! barge rsrctra wa hrs a - Js..es Hai nhie even.
iL 10 ssct de-g4tei 10 the afHt0gs Cauv"s'cr esorse
X atc0r. prci9cd, assisted % u4iiy "" Pfeid MS.
sf pshcurk afer ahfNl gt6re- folio Aei ~ nrur
Dcllitt.o whc spoke nesfiy tao hours in Frgsw md
segp5u nr tue policy - President 1ohngip. calr,sug
tlri Il Gef 4cei ufh thai ~ VI. ilncciA IL a.
~. r. we're strqurrtw arp.zuded.
The New York herald., 1866-08-08

Tho mVrh between thu above alGea ctae n on Non
dsy aiteruoon on lhe grounds of the former oorner o.
-tnith and lnon Flrcets South Brooklyn and rcsuisd
ia tho snec of tho Typos hy tho hafisDa s'ore af o.
to l5, IA game ~ npinNs 1Ae fypos have lscu
very sGrcfku Tar, thls bning their nfAi season a.
clnh and have nll the tloy have play al
ths being thoi fourth. 10 balag lsy ara very err-
tive tue Hhoga They play a a on thslr
grounds hest week with niue picked from he fypos o,
Noa York. Tho majority or the Typos arc amp0yed Ia
tho Is and ka9ie ohces aDd appear e. b. handy
tho hat a. th0s with tho composing STICK Ito
fgllovtnF tho acore.--
The New York herald., 1866-08-08
gssssslf gcxlCvt lSa A svcot

ascla~rEr, " n. Agsrr :. is,s
A TnNn raued bltsvnsn pLDs his hrasbsf .n-1a~
nArnei R.ytles a BentNonrr Orc.ns COUNTY asf ~vcn
ing. auflrg qsklTvi ~ Adsgmsns hoee- Bsfsint .ii
probably fis
pfsoucr n cugDly o. pollcsnan from s,r-fusa IN
The hre nnntst pat or.Dr< sn from fhNtil.
ihis morning frsnr@d gsUn, 81 gsr ~ita0~
9ssg. MAa N.s stst
The New York herald., 1866-08-08
fhHr N tpuIsyllf.
-siaicr aud a Rebel Candidate Badis Sc
lursd.

f.ounruIx Ansst I, Isss
on houd0 soms reheh attacked fcdso'
wnidet, whs fought the crowd until he wns
shot three times add bcalsn with rcelp anal
ciuhs; b. vii survive. About hfiy shot rcs~ nsva
o. ho't s.deg Cupaol John aichoh, late n she Cor
Tod erato amy sndale fot Clark " tho Eynnly cugrs
| ~ mot lrl n Ahula u dln
The New York herald., 1866-08-08
THE NEW ORLEANS RIOT.
Communication 10 President johnson from
Lieutenant Governor Voorhees,, Generni
Heron and Mayor Monroe.

80 49,, - :. .ao eo"spua.s 49, .,''s
- S''"N'1 VI iooA PuipS'o " s"''e'' - 80
government or Louisiana. An Informal meeting OF
twcnty-nine p,sn,lars o,. hundred and Gv being the
49, .l'"'''a Sao a4'@'sa a.,oass, -
as Aun"o' W" soseh's 'siA qV'hu'n' p''"e'1 y
depcse tho President OF tho convention. who con-
s,derec the conyention Itself extinct ard himself
,.,h,. ,., !. - - !, ,,u :.
'4o1' .aHo'ohs u ono"' anu " o'eos ~ !"
President pro sa. They adjourned q meet again, aud
xsnt,, ,ho .o,ua,,,a., 49, .raa, an ~. aou,
'en'us 'uo conSellon 70 meet On 'ne '''
Of July Lssh and directing his Exceilency tho
Governor NJ .ha s,.,a ,o ,,,a urits NJ eIec.
,;,r y, an aa,4 = ~ 80 A,,a ,,n,,sr -,
W., " "'' Na0ahees- 20 'ar 'no "Ho4o n'1'', w
looked upon a harmless experiment, though mis-
chief yas Intended b neonia hanc rornsent that the
Governor would nJ eondescn nd 10 notice this proc.ma
lion ma thai n rs~a lie ranv.nt,"o shonld commit
am, ,et or in,er,er ~ ,,a Z, ,ncn h.se n 5Ie
ncrsed IJnrortnnalel hnwevcr after auso az nearly
y ronth he .oSe-n % ~ 80 ~ oso",,c ~ s M
m, one v,nancies IN th,, noiv :
Ips document 10 which tbo secret,rv Of State re.
fcscc 70 give his actiion under do ss Of state was
issed u,,er tne aflcstai,n, m 80 nra scralarv Of
the Coyerp.r Tho ,oonI IN re s,aia hoame alarmed
when no doubt could be en,ersned a. ID The iact tha,
s ~ snS Ml,s,la m nal ~ns sd soo ss. W
which was esoecialiy cntrIisied Ia hls Lee,ang
on tr,day hn OH an Julv ie-,e rn.etieg yas held
I'm he hal al ,he Eouss ~ barrssentati,es fsedv
for Inc Advocacy az un,yersl s,trgr ht HI reality 10
reory.nza for INC neetin, ~ t,e rnnvnnlion an INC
Munaay following Tho object OF the meeting was H.
eve, Le Iss,ys ana sf,alres of ,hs .oiaref nonu.
la,ion 20 ss Il make thcr The victos 81 riot by
@susiraI MN, aa,ortlss u'o 0oi0' "i ''0 7''' ''1
ON ,he other hand va were determined 10 rreyeni
n, ,rs bioosshos no r,,e,,r e.S c,rse a. ,voua
ae the snfarious alcQlaols OF ibose aQators froa
Nov Orleans
eoirse n a.. rsaI nroeesa IN a, and v,n tlen u
prpacd n eueh mnnnor a. 10 iasfep upor III IA tho
ep,ls uiItas OF all collision whatever iho case
w. submitted To The Grand Jurv b. tbc Attorney
G~ncra, md in ,bo meantime tue Ii,u;enanf.
Covcrt.sr and the Mayor called upon General BAIRD 10
ascertain whether I. q warrant Issued upon REGULAR
pdctInrt were taced In the hands OK Tho Sher n for
the .: r.o nenhors tho coayention the raII.