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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25

AT OsWEGO.


Julv at-Flour dull and lover sales COO bbs No Spring
goa g. 7j Red Winter, sllasll 5Oi Double Extra, s4
Wheat dun sales confined to milling lots including fSo
Corn lover sales OF 900 bush No Illinois at re- and 800
COo bush Wheat s5 600 bush Corr 22OOo BUSH
Oats. Canal exports 500 bush Corn
Jnlv o4-Flour quiet New Southern firm Wheat steady
Corn frm white 81 l0aS III Yellow dull Provisions
heavy Coffee firms Rio l6tal9c gold. Sugar firm. Whisky
dull Pennsylvania e. 249s2 p.
July 94-Flour active at a decline OF lOel5c Wheat dull
sales a. 81 a. for No Corn and advanced lidec.i
sales at 57i d5eio. FOR No and 56i &c. for No Oats
dull and declined ic sales 2 2sc for No and 24ie for
No Hghwines dull Freghts dull and declined 70 Corn,
ne TO Buffalo. Receipts+OOO bbs Flour, 500 bush.
Wheat 10 900 bush Corn, 5000 bush. Oats Shipments
1900 bbls Flou 1900 BASH Wheat loo 600 bush Corn 100
'1'1' 0 AT MILWAUKEE.
July oi-Flaur firm Wheat O. g. for No l. Corn ad-
vaneed De- Oats steady at 33c. ReeeptssOO bbs Flour
DC 900 bush Wheat 1900 bush Oats shipmens5OO bbls
Flour 20 600 BUSH Wheat 200 bush Corn, 1900 bush
Oats. 49, -
1rir Of Flour quiet. Wheat-Saes OF White Canada at
a. a. for Choice and a. for Inferior, White Michigan
A. 80 Oats lower; sales AZ d5Oc for Chicago Corn-ec
s %ssn 10 Oats Is feed No boats
Fullonyie up TO II e. N, toasv:
JrIv Of Flonr ouist Whea-Pa rites apart No. / Nil.
veukee spring held Ell e. and 81 20 bid Cornsaes this
morning 100 600 Ss 81 tive aS D NO. as sa C SI and 81 "a
6Qe bid Oats dull aud drooping offered at joc for No
Chicago and &C. bid Bay and I've %Sy nd mo at
g. 2s Canal freights Corn loc Data loo TO New-fork
go no Oats Sac 20 Albany. Tho receipts Chicago,
Milwaukee Toledo and Detroit for tie week ending saar
day were 40 coo bbls Flour go IA bush Wheat 319 ~
hn,b com ~ O69 bush OATS 47el bush Barley and a. 2l
bush RYE The shipments from Chicago Milwaukee,, and
Toelo for the week ending Saturday were To BHalol
CO. ha.b Wheat e CsO bush. Cora 35 9i5 bush Oats % &
bpsb RYE To Oswego- 153 busb Wheat, $3.50 bush Corn
There IS large falling ca IN tue shipments Of Corn. nearly
per cent ~o,rno ~-a-
July 2i-Four duh and dropping Wheat better Amber
Of lea e. 30 Corn lc better DC for No. Mixed 40
FOR No white 65c for No fellow Oats steady. Lax
Treights dull and unchanged
| AT ST. LOUIS.
Jul, q .Foar dul and irregular. Wheat slightly bette
N an s0 a. Id Tor Prime and Choice Corn aud Oats III
cban.eI Provisions unchanged. Whisky advanced e. q
| AT CINCINNATI
/ ~ "a rr,,, and Wheat duh Whisky unoh anged. Pro
,sios ouet Mes Pofk sJI 75G 81 Lard <Qe Gold Iis
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a Card.

r ~ Editor of Tis ~ =. Tribsne
SIR. Permit me 10 correct Washington corre-
pondeni IL The Ee York Herald in relation to Major Hag
.erty mission Washington. Major Haggerty Is not IN
Washington on business Fenan Brotherhood lie Ia
here at his expense aud his business 50 far as
an aware Of As Fenlan. he has perfect right TO express
is opinions; but be has authority TO speak for the
Tenian Brotherhood sell out the Irish vote
&c ponden chooses To assert Such assertions are as
eyod OF truth they insulting TO the Irish people They
4em however, be tho chief stock In trade just OF
dass always looked the Irish people IN America
n fitting instruments help political demsgogue into
md 10 in gotten wealth at the expense Of little 0arney ana
uucombe They will find however that they are wofuly
orn Of the true Of the Irish people and those
hh officials IN Washington whom know 10 be the chief
movers IN circulating this libel TO serve their own ends and
hing contempt upon the Irish character will find out before
y are much older they have not done so already that we
are not the disposed persons they would have the world
believe and that we know how and when punish an insult
"a our people and our native land and to reward those friends
orsh liberty who give substantial proofs Of their sincerity
Yours truly
WILLIAM h ROBERTS, President Fenian Brotherhoo d
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BILLIARDS.
GRAND OPENING IN PuILApaLrHI.

GRAND OPENING m PHILADELPHIA.
Special Dispatch to The v \. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Tuesday, JUS a. 500
There was All immense gathering OF the knights o.
opening Of billiard room. which estabiisnmens
containing twenty superior standard American tables
the main floor the largest OF It's class In this sec
the cue here last evening the occasion being the formal
ton OF the country Prominent the players from New
York Pierre Carm and Michael Phelan while Phadei-
phs represented by champion T. J. Punkett e1cham
pons T. Ryal and Victor Esephe. In the opening game
OF pon push barred Etephe was beaten 100 points
by Came whose best Oi and average upward OF 20
Plankett and Palmer followed in regular game Of
three string which the latter with average Of Is
The final tilt between Ryal aud Pheian The number OF
points ls9 and Ryal running G easily The enter
tanment brought close ct IL O'Clock by Csrme eHhb-
itlng a dozen OF more OF his famous fancy strokes
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address,


AyDREws-Aaer shor ne.. Sunday JOY q, Dr. Thomas
rhs assr service. Il se place o. m tesse,
John Andrews No ~ secondpace Bro9Ayn On Wed ''sy'
sARIcaTA, B5s9.yn, Tas.J,y morning AL ia'i Et"'
r. infant .on Of EIward and Sophia B.rsht ,,,t,.
me y esas snd q the t4ny &c - 80
ssa GU , he pS1a s second .S S asd
Of Robert and Elizabeth Bennsy aged moah, aud c
Ea,asve fysdns.d,yl seiesE Fsaa. ,ai
relatives OF the family respectfully aSitstt9 attend
saa A. w 10 e'f S s' a. Joss Sosr "a ,si
The friends Of the aay are repec. s,eni che lsss
sMeh. on W.dae'ia he l5th inst. a. Ii osioci a. The
Remains vii 10 lxsa 70 White Pains Tor iaseunsal
Of sat and ssI l. SaSa .si yssr .ais. sai Jays
TIE and 'sed. Of hG family &c ys,,os
tbs (wedns.day) afternoon. At O'Clock.
DzL 444 aa h 5saa BB: : 5p Ii '; s
Isaac CasOn, aged 70 yeT' -. - 49,. ,.,s
d m from her ate residence No "a SfI.Ts The tegs.
ei q the family respectfully tay.sl to a'''si w's'a'
EwBaNK-ssadsuy on Tae,d,y evening July Mary W.. Of
Thomas EwbAnk I .N
Notice Of funeral hereafter, .. 8. ..I .If9
KNAPP-lt Etabst NJ j. Rs,'uFsay JAY H. ,'i'a p Ka'pp
The fsners services took place Tuesday, Jdyst
MACKAY-suddeuy Of spopleKy Monday the pa is nsy
The sS 81 s sSs' os @i'o q be Sy s rss,s
funeral the Messiah Green and Cerons-
ayes Brooklyn, he Rsg. Dr. Thls wedns'dsy ssa'oos
Boston papers please copy
MEAD-Ou Monday July q Ralph Mead IN the 18th year Of h
St P Church torIssy "a and
"Wednesday afternoon az ctocs Lnst
ye, family invited % attend without turtasr
notice.
MOORE-Afer short illness Monday the l3t h Chssas
wife OF Henry Moore, deceased. aged IS years.
The relatives snd friends well those Of her sous Hendsor
William H. Dane B. respectfully invited TO a.teat ths
f1neral Thgrsdsy at O'Clock Om hss s.e residence,
No. ll9 West Twenty hrstf.
RcH-,lnge, Eleanor youngest child Harvey and IsG-o
Rich
The friends family requested attend thu funes rom
Paccs Of Nostand Brook TIL, rsss
day. at / O'Clock
SNCLAlR-On Tuesday morning Jolly a. sAer lingering inen,
Ida W. daughter Margaret and WNiaui Sue sf sgei u yeMA
The friends o. family requested 70 send hef isref 90
Tharsday afternoon y o'clock from tie residences Of
her parents No l1o East Thiyfolrh without further iAvts
ton.
unsatisfactory at Long Branch Tue.dly tho 2a.h lust
Robert n Tinson, in the cd year Of 3D..
The viii place from his tate feisnce NO ~ ESQ
Thirty fogrth-st, on Thursday st2 o'clock
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The Auti-Iseuf War.

Albany. Tuesday July q 800
The ant-rent war Is virtually ended. Two additional
of eectment have been executed and several 81 the
parties against whom wrts have been issued expressing
desire settle the claims against ihem further proceed
ings will b. DELAYED The premises already seized by the
military will he formally delivered to Mi Church to-mor
row. when he will place his agent in charge
Tho military Will BE- relieved from duty and return to
this city tomorrow evening.
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liberty, which did hold he gorgeous East IN fse and
the seguaId OF the West lie moved the adoption Of
concurrent resolution accepting b. Congress the portrait Of
Abraham Lincoln, presented by Sgnor Ssyat OK Venice
with thanks he donor and directing the portrait 70 be
placed m the Library OF Congress
The resolution unanimOusly asfeBG 10.
ADJOURNMENT.
Tie House at 10 p n. adjourned
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TENNESSEE.

EXPULSION OF MEMBERS OF THE LEGisLATURE-A
GOVERNMENT OFFICER ROBBED.
NASHVILLE Tuesday July -. 1860.
Messrs. Porter Marble Brittle, Foster, Martin and
Williams members of the Tennessee House OF Represen-
tatives, expelled to-day The two latter were the
two members recently arrested.
Speaker Hieskell Of the House was relieved from duty
for the remainder of the term az his request ana
Judge Norman was elected Speaker pro- TEN.
The Office OF United States Revenue Collector NOryel 81
this city robbed last night by burglars Of s2OO an
Treasury notes and 500 IN checks. The burglars
used false keys No clue has been obtained the robbers.
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Gunhont ARnMnnn.

TourREs, MoSRoF Tuesday July %. lst6.
The guubou Agawam arrived to-day from the Ports
mouth Nav, Yard having completed her repairs. She
will remain here two or three days adjusting her com
passes and will then proceed direct 10 Port Royal.
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FIELD SPORTS.
Base ball.

The following baseball matches are announced:
Jnlv o6-Atantic and Irvngton at Brooklyn. $500.
Jgy 27-Franklin and Amity. Union Grounds, Williams
burgh.
Jaly 2s-Socal and Amerous at Newark,
Aug lO-Contest and lrying0n, al brooslyh'
Aug. l3-Atantio and Eureka at Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25

BosroS July 2i-The trot in harness between Black
atone Belle and Pocahontas took place this afternoon on
the Mystic Track At least 900 personsl witnessed
tho race Pocahontas in three straight heats easily
Tiple-2:29; 2:26i; 2:3ll
Bonner has purchased the rotting mare Pocahonas at
0 very high figure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25

TRIAL OF GEMS SWEENEY AND SPEAR.-The trial
ofeu Sweeney and Spear and Col Meehsn for breach OF
the Neutrality laws win take place to-day before Judge
SIMILAR Ualted States District Judge AZ windsor W
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Riot.
Gum rnssdar. Iulr q. $3.50.

TA1kO, IUrtHaIl
riot between whites and negroes occas2nea "
riroad conductor attempting 20 cut button oil negro
coat occurred az Columbus n.y. oa o4teu?. Inissing
II is NOT known whether tbe ls,IAg vSra killed.
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Choleru mt New-OrIeans.

NEwORfEASs Tuesday. July o. l-66
Somc few Of Sickness believed 10 be cholera are
reported among troops recently arrived, but they have
leen removed from the city.
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Lsufsviiie.

LOUISVILLE Tuesday. July a. 1850.
The body Of man picked up today who VA
drowned from ae erybest yesterday while n state o.
intoxiestion This gave report that tho 10
longed 70 OF the Cleveland Mnses Societies. ba.
Investigation the man found 70 b. not one OF he sing
ers, though be has not yet been identified.
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Gpetial Notires.
Cholera,
AND Its
PREVENTION AND CURE.


HOW TO PREVENT AN ATTACK OF CHOLERA eHo.ERs
MORBUS ETC - >.
Cholera Il 5ehooes amy 81 nfiydoA
prepared its approach aud possible ss
o viii by Others than doctors< Ths sse
are -enav night and mostly between midnight and dysesk
When the disease ply seans viii be run down wih oss
u zone away elsewhere that spen1asne or"
by competent physician WA De rare ek 80.
decisive Of all be intelligent prompt and EN-
Gent subject the whims accidents Of the houri
be done by Lyenc Observance ito1
living aud habits and especially by the ot the proper peTe1'
protec, the system and prevent ~ atiacA
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC CHOLERA SPECIFICS hsvs
been prepared physician o. large acquaintance WIN @ dss
expressly o meet this want .,.-..-., -
preventive single drop morning and nsh
foy protect the system against the dsesi another Toe tas
dhea precedes and third for tho nf
and the whole accompanied bya little oooa
giving the history and symptoms Of the disease dec,oa
the u and complete management Of the dsThes o.
developed disease; the whole IN language direct ans
simple Of ordinary intelligence efficiently aiaa
Tbi. PRoPHYLAcTIC or PREVENTIVE TREATMENT hY
HOmeop4hs IN every invasion Of Cholers
Of saving untold amount o. huon
M Besides the moral effect Of the tast
individuals has by them the efficient means OF pfsFeYo
lection msny time. involved II you prepared tot %.
disease all probability viii not come II YOU av nos p,epnst
you invite attack and the invitation VIII be very Ae 20
II confidently believed that with the q these spochc. "a
an, no, IN s mi BE- Gfgked ard Of attacked and trssss
by this method, not one ~ trczty icA be ls't
PRICES; -
Gases OF three fsmies
vials and book for travelefs
Single bottles Of the tld Specihe
single rf1l VIII Dc sent oy sS
rr-.s OF mail receipt Of the price address
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE co,
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uSE mas been increased more than qar To prss VA
remain the sane.
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New.York Produce Exchange.

Al meeting Of Board CT Managers OF the n. Y. Commercial
Acton hed Tuesday July "a 1866 the following preamble aai
resolutions e unanimously adopted -
IL has pleased Divine Providence TO remove GEO b
POWELL member Of this Association and former |os
President OF this Board this dispeasaiouw
the loss Of upright honorable merchant en.nS
benevolent and consistent friend
Rrd Ths In the sudden death OF ceeised Trend and $3.50
e emended that in the midst OF lie We are IN dea ana
sdnonished o emulate bis many Christian virtues
oed tender 70 the widow and family Of the decessss
our and deep sympathy with them -
their great in this hour Of afaietioa
Red That copy these resolutions be forwarded 70 them "
ur Secretary
i'O''"'' " ''1'' " '"' JOHN H. BoYNToN Secretary.
LII
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First Ont: Ready this Day!
THE NEW INTERNAL REVENUE LAW,
JUST PASSED BY CONGRESS,
AN ACT REDUCING THE RATE or TAXATION. AND
AMENDING THE PREVIOUS TAX LAWS.
This edition reprint Of the Official Copy werd Tor word
fine ior line page for page with fun index Price esns- seas
BY mai receipt Of the price
Dealers supp led on Cash orders solicited
BAKER yOORHIs L Co, Law Publisbeu
M s. N...su.s, New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-09

D. e. M1.eam of th~ Medical Co.ie-e
a. zoo lnisersits 81 P,an.y @. q piece
a. 'br 'kin % a .ailor', arm. whieh 81 var
nish,d htc canvas. arr crrio.-d BOD a .4..a-
De frame. goo itis painted Oh Lola "a
Tiefltr in $50 ooilrs. r.l al biark. re,-
Fssrrtlng tlc trl-.tsioa. -lfh camille anil
AL h.iar as che inot of tle cross. an aI.osr
90 in large iefter.. thc .lri 81. lori Above
ii.' BE- tauisomr fcpr,scn'a-.on of the iu-
sigma ~ the rnrei States. eth a .p-,aI
eagle frr.is.l upon Co., .li,il 4 .argsaa
~io tal aurlfaieL ti- .aHor'. aru. took
81 che San couiaining ilc painting. AMI
pr,Iar-l g Co. Prrsefsai.sn O., procrss 90
rs osn. Press.
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OSfsrf. ss.-At at'surt 81 Pr,.,af~ hsIl % P.ri.
o. snt 60 che Csiafv - Oxf.rl. % th- thir.I
fu~..lst 81 H.. 4 -. ISGs
IN r-fifisr JAMES T. CLARK rr,~s,,,
~ 70 Charrs ~. Ciark - - aiiasr hide,
al h-ir- ~ . " Citft late a Ptris .i-est..lI
r-eftrg o. i-ras- e. .-li saf crav-v resf e-tsf~
uf be stff ~ srls
t0ieieri, ihat said p~fifionrr r.v- nafie~ Co
e" l+fs..n- tnf-fe-fef ly cau-fag cru, offhis
nri-rt o D. r.sff.h~d thrr- sr-k. 80 =.
10 pstrrf j. a.-- lf .i.su-r rrtsfsf af p.
80 on the 'ofnfY eft oxf.rr thlf thrr r..s anr-.r
af fruirfe Cert ta D. hrtfs i fa O.. heif Ia P.rt.
a. --ai cufiais, aa ~ 81 rursss OF Ts irxt ~ -
q" rt-A ta fhr Al rrnaon saf sh-s csa-r. n tns
thrf have slr ne stulr .hnuff arf o. rrasfsF
. -. WOODBURY.. J.frs.
Airu~cp pN-ait~st- J = HpEss. REGISTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-09

Nrv 0orN. f,h. @. AWa.hinrtoa DE-
r.-,'i .a,. l,it,r. ha,r ga t,cn rrcsi,s,l
49, from Paris IT, Enprror Napoleon
o rad, Oh v,ihirav L.t forces from Mex
vo vifh co. beast possible DELAY. d~-aali
uoihiue of th- JureI States. cSrrqt tiat ii
in IT, uican~hiic r,rnai1 rrafral hetutcn
ihe heiig ,rcui parties. a.rar...ng o. ihc a.
sarances ircq1sufiy ri,sr ari reiterated D.,
ili. t'ossrrn.eut dorm < ihs iist thrcc year.
n Emperor iar. noe a. Coz iccosnifion
o. NsNimillian. rcr tnsist rTon any other
treaty rTuisfior. Tie sfsicmcut Pms
forth hr th- Fary Press that an estraor.ii.
rar, rornusissiouer hsd been s~ut fo Movie
% make prrparaticus Or evacuation d. con-
frlusl b. irfrrs rvcri.sl here have
god reasons ior believing iiai iLr = ate
Dyrlrtuient 10 aircniy in ro-,sf.ios oi OH
ciai information Oh tL.- eject
McNican r,spo-l,uec ia morning pa
per has reports. sou,- of -iich are cou'ra-
diciors. Co. th- Effect iiai ar engagements arc
now being perfected far ,ic ~i,hd,awd Of
The IryncL thai MaSimiiian Ia. gwen rs
cou.cni flr shear d~pari urv q thc '' UuiieJ
State uiIl s-nd hin troops 90 replace
th~n tLsf b. a.. expressed willingness. o.
ab,iirstr in favor Of iiarbilr. that b. Mi
soon rccrivc another mil,ion dollar. from
fra'r~ i-'i thai b. vii rr-iainiy make a
change ia ile cabinet soon. The liih .uits
bst-eru thc Pop aid iL- MrNcaa rl~r-s
las hcen settled in favor 81 e. latter. Boa
that between MaNiaiiisf al tbe clergy on
aocount Of the chur,h property conscientious
,orf.ngfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-09

Wa~uINeroN. Fer. g. Tie statcmen,
Of o. pati,c d,h' on th- ia q Fcbruars
shous thst ih- debt hesrirr coin interest,".
smoants % si.le5.ita.7U tcaria- cur
rvrry Interest SI.l91 .e15 ~~f. uaia-rl
drtf. roe presented o. pafrrrt. sI'9. 13l. q.
'32 d~tt hrarirc % interest. St5S so.
90 Total 'ctf. = s-t.r1i. SD Amount
20 ...a in tl~ Tr,as4-, S-i5i1r~f. Cur.
rcrcy in thc Trra.arr 5000. I.5. Araoan,
81 i,hticss ca,h ir T7~atury sl..lf.s1~.
Do. Ilc to-rra.u= b. Furnished d. S,crc
tar McC-.io,h
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gVhiskers, Wbiskers,

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-09

The -. Paul Pres. az. iLat more .no-
Ia fallen in M.rnr.e'a 'i.. vi-tcr dan a.
ary timr iarir- ten years. Al the av,nac.
O. - faal are ID completely bi5csaled
ihai inrr-ss ard csrrss are next 90 i-,pos-
'itlr. The railroads have received ten
Torars qa.-ta'. mail. ar d. iayel b~,oaI
al Tr~-rdrnf. AM La.tu-., of a. siai, b.
aa.,'si Or Be- -rr,.-
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ITCH ITCH ITCH
SCRiTCH, SCRATCH. SCRATCHi
UhedfOn'S Ounfmsnf.
VIII Csre The Iteh IN a. Ioar..

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.Hsfs
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NOTICES!

The Note and Accounts of Woolman &
Co. may be found Coz a short time. with
NJ =. Haskell az the Flour MI. where
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