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MlLIrARY.--Ths 7lst Reglment, n Y. 5. y. g.,

MIbIrARY--Ths list Regiment, \. Y > n o.
Col d H. Ira8ord numbering Go men. paFaded through INC
streets of Brooklyn yesterday escorted ~ the Jd
Col C. J.. Pratt numbering 3l5 men me Ils poeeeaeu 70
of Col Vosburgh formerly commanding the regimen lon
their Temporary 10 their final resting place over Wiz
monument is IN no erected Col Vosbmgh II will be remea
bered died in Washington after the ofeahne ou o. s
Rebellion and while regiment was IN tue heu or INC P
| fa,fi,a aft he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24
Gperial Notlfes.

say what you will about the Poses Of eeesf.tsd aa0s
there never va. posey ye, that half fragrant o
PHALOy SONS NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs,
American Iu-ifufe-Te Polytechnic Branch vii meet III ~
fThnrsdayl EVEN Room No u Cooper buudnE Iopios
sud Inventions Nitrous OXIDE wtn erp
uent, by DR.. COTTON 3 The Beat Materials for hoonnr
7. ID. sTErsos Secretary :. " IILLaAS, Sn,..n..
Chauber of Commerce.-A special meeting u tie CHAM
az o. CoilI lTE vii b. held THU RSDAf May -
O'clock m for the election Of ISSIOSEk OF PILofs
in place OF Capt Ezra Nyo, decea.ed BY order A., s.,
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u,rL.m-Repoyted by Telegraph.

prrp,ro Nav ag-Flour in good demand; Spring and
state 50 5OGslo Western Spring g. '52sil Wheat scarce
No Milwaukee 81 SIS other grades nominal Corn scarce
sales No. arrive 10a 1le.. and re- -
4e Barley Rye ald Peas nominal WHISKY inactive PoTi
sN Lard 2glc Canal ffeights unchanged Receipts
Four G7Js; Wheat p, coo; COrp oJ,sesi oas SI1i'.
o.vrYco Nav e3-Floar eetre OF sl0 for No Spring
s rs for Red Winter: sl4 30 for Double Extra Whea
firm bat dull sales No. Milwaukee Cub 81 ~ Osgs2 10 an'
al lgd5Oc Canal eights steady Flour soc. Wheat s'c
Corn Sc. Oats Sc. 10 New York
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FROM Tn.E SOUTHWEST.
The Memphis Invesny ation 90 More Negro
Troubles.

CINCINNATI. Wednesday. MAJ %. 1866.
special d. patch Thc Gazette from Memphis says;
The Congressional Committee sent to investigate the
recent riot in Memphis arrived yesterday and will com
monce their work to-day.
The coored evee aborers at Memphis struck for higher
wages yesterday and attempted TO parade the streets
The Authorities OF the Frec1mens Bureau fearing another
riot caused the arrest of the negro strikers, and conveyed
them 10 the Fort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

SAN FRAScIsco Tuesday, May % 1850
One hundred million dollars worth of California State
per cent bonds sold to-day at So
THE bark Camden and British ship Severn have been
chartered al Honolulu load oil for New-Bedtord the
former via San Francisco, the latter direct.
Mining stocks are still weak. Ophir $3.50 Imperial,
Ais yellow Jacket 1910; Belche $50; ChollarPolosl,
$2S5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24
WAR RaE ID.

FLYNN-PlERCE-On Tueslay. May IS, b. ia oftnuc'y
kss=R N-0n Tuesday 22d inst. tbs Church III
Heights the Rev DR. Bells George Henry 70 Apna A.
daughter Of the DAVID F. King esqr al OF brooklyn
LEACH-RUGG-ln Brooklyn, Wednesday May Z, 5y me No.
II Hall d. D. Frederick Leach, Esq, 70 Mr' Sss A. huss
both Of Oswego.
PALMER-GORlIAM-At West Brookhcld Mass; on "elnest
May % BY the Rev b W Gorhsm, alter rslRst " ~
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24
Robber Arrested.

PouGHKEEPsm Wednesday May - ieou.
man named Frederick Anderson was arrested near
Peeksill TO-DAY, charged with horse-stoalng WINE De
inc pursued he turned and fired three shots at his puIsu
49, none of which took effect He also made desperate
resistance when overaken, but finally secured sh9
hrou 10 the ia in this city. In wagon which lie ha
deserted was found large quantity OF clothing, Gnd up
ward ~ $500 worth Of silverwaTe together with large
oId medal The slyer-ware and modal stolen rom
state Treasurer Howands residence at Fshkil SNORT
timo since.
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Disastrous Connngrntion mt Hudson, Wiseon-
sin-Loss S35O,OO

HUDsOy. Wis, Tuesday. May % 1866
Dire Saturday last destroyed the whole business
portion of this town. Loss $3j0,OOO insured 0OO
The telegraph line has been burned for about mile
from this place. Cause unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24
The American baptist Missionary Union-Eiee-
tion Of Officers.

boston Wedneslay. May %. Zoo
The following gentlemen have been elected oihcer oi
he American Baptist Missionary Union President, the
Hon Ira Harris of New-York NicePresIdents, the Hon
T. W. Ewart of Ohio and the Rev Alexis Caswel, D. d.,
If Rhode Island Recording Secretary the Rev. u. W.
Bosworth d. d. OF Massachusetts and board oil twenty
fvaf moi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

ST. LOUIS Wednesday. May %, 1900.
The steamer Morning Star was burned at Mound City
eight miles above Cairo, tonight.
The two Assemblies met together IN communion to-
NIGHT for tho fret time in three years Addresses wero
made by several prominent clergymen from different parts
Of the country
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TRrsToN n j. Wednesday. Mey ell p. m.
Nothing has been heard here OF the death of Senator
Wright and dispatches 10 prominent men here have
been received announcing such event up to this hour
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The Tribune Enlarged.

TIE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN TIT
WORLD.
ENLARGEMENT OF The DAILY sEMIwEExLY AID WEEKLY
TRIBUNE.
Notwithstanding the fact that the size fTHR TRIB-
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remain the same.
TERMS
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From the Pacific Coasl.

SAN FRANCISCO. Tuesday. May % 1870.
Commercial adyices from Hong Kong report: Flour.
a. a barrel White Sugar $40, aud brown s. 60 per
ricul The price Of sugars advanced lOc. per picul
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At Bo.,on-uore Co,,o. Destroyed.

BOsTON. Wednesday, May % 100
Buildings Nos 49, 12i l26 and l2S Fulton-st
nearly destroyed by FIRE early hour this morning The
buildings stored with cotton, and the loss must be
very heavy.
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FIRES.
Al BaI,imore-Lo-s $4,000.

BALTIMORE Wednesday. MAY % 1866
The saddle and harness store of J. ID. Hammond on
West BaltmOre-st., was burned ont last night. Loss
$4,000, which i insured. Kpabe x Co.'S piano ware
house adjoining was slightly damaged.
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Meeting OF Tebacce-DeRIer.- Thanks 70 Gen.
Seheurk.
CINCINNATI. "Wednesday, May

CIycISSaTI Wednesday, May 20 1866.
At q meeting Of tobacco manufacturers and dealers,
hold hero This morning resolution OF thanks adopted
10 the Hon L. G. Schenck for his action on the Tobacco
Tax bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24
CONNIE CTICUT.
Election Of Gen. O. 3. Ferry rs United States
senator by the state senate.

sIeslal Dis, laicA 70 Inc y 4 ltu'he
NEw-HAyES, Wednesday May - lso6.
Cen Ferry VS. elected to the Senate at II a to-day
By full and strcly party vote The vote stood IS TO &
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Isrc.

SAVANNAH. Tuesday. May % 1906
stack Of ~ 80 bales of cotton, consigned TO u
Cohen, were burned this morning Insured IN Northern
offices.
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n,.,h Of Dis,ingui.hed Parsonage.

FRANKFORT, Ky. Wednesday May g, 1866.
Mr. Van Wrinkle the Secretary Of State died THIS after
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The Round Table.

No XXXvIIT-oUT TODAY
CONTENTS.
AT SEA" A Poem
CATARRHAL MsERIEs"
WHAT THEY ARE DOING
LANGEs COMMENTARIES.
TEMPERANCE RECoLLEcTIoNs
ART IN BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
THE FIELD FOR AMERICAN GENTLEMEN"
"HAvE WE ANY ORATORS :" ..........
LONDON, BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA LETTERS.
LITERARY NOTES. Ia.
UNPRINCIPLED PUBLISHING"
GILBERT RUGGE."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

II p,.TN AsTTn.GEgTRAL DiNNlSnS SPENH H. 49,
CrrlrSs aIn the less grateful 10 yon iOi ins
cal because of us being made on me IN nv ooI eap
s1d ~ a n1ember of she Cabinet Aud yet am adnoLeu
nv I'M, ioc as well as ateness Of the hour no 10 discus
rssnv topics al publc interest on which ulueI otAI
stances might be glad express my views nay say nG
evrr that We have much reason 10 ieIctate our
ON The General condition OF the country IN view % '1'
ner t6rongh which We recently passed. anu 10 c"1
rstate on selves on the promising iniuie tna' a"al ~
= frne thai the OF Southern states " al .-c
relations the General Io'elhntDt y o' icy
secopplshed So far that duty OF that la
aevoyed on the Executive branch Of tue ~ @
been ulr performed Applause. cannot nov iS a.!
f.lnre In this regard. With oil these thugs 20. nc ga,
and tie coun ~ knows what has been done anu wn =,
me close OF the war brought with the necess! a.
fishing lie Fedora authority 10 Tie insuiEsn o
raniav "a moss bile and connected win the ahl "
aging the reorganization OF local governments ID es -
state. To his subject fellow -ciii<en, we 80 a.,
ie President and the Cabinet was early ciecleu WIZ 49,,
success need not point 20 Won TANK NeAs1.I ~,
Far In saving that history furnishes no paiei 70 % o
The Federal authority has been established fevos H. 90
oheycd in every Stale South Of Mason ana bio II y
tlausol The local Governments IN those States hhN' 49,
formed substantially her changed cgnoilio ~
from the abolition " Slavery, and are now behF
minsered. Doubtless there provisions I'D tne I
Of Of these States. there IN the laws eAAel'
some OF their Lcfislawes that not IN CONSEQUENCE VIZ
the views Of the moral aud liberty glowing citizens oil Tue ha'o
Int we reasonably doubt that these VIII give paS
better provisions AM better laws under the influence WV
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-28

TIE GREAT GIFT ENTERPEIzE-
The award Of the Premiums Of :he Crosby
Opera House Association viii take place on
the 2lst Of January without fail. This IS
the only Enterprise Of the kind we have
noticed that may be relied upon as honora-
Die We believe the drawing viii be fairly
done, and the premiums honestly awarded.
Certificates Of Memberships may still be
had By application TO this Office, 10 Wx- 7.
HENRY, or B. z THoXAs, of this City. Price
8, 90 each--it is a safe investment.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-28

GOING NORTH.
STE hut SHIRE

Every young lady AMI gentleman in the United
states can herr sal-;haS very 1-a re their adgalt-
age 8y rselra mail ,fr-e % caarse) IS addressing the
uaI- rssuet- Those having fears being hlua5u-cd
VIA 55.ls= By u0tcieg this card. Al others viii
please address laeir gbedient servant.
III THOS- :. CHAPMAN
So Broadway, New York.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-28

FINE SYRUP.-JoHS j. DAVIS, Esq,
of the town of Linden, presented US short
time sincewith bottle OF Sorghum Syrup Of
his own manufacture, which was Of as fine
favor Is any We have ever tasted It was as
pure and clear as tse best Golden Syrup in
market, and its rich favor cannot be sur
passed BY any.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-28
M "A r r ! = d :

ANnREWS-GRAY.-In this ely, a. the residence
Of -hs brides fl.her, The 18th inst. By Rev c.
Hendra, Ir. 2o~s Q ASDzsws % Miss sUsAx GaAT.
al q this city.
And -. 70, after trunphsats lighting the - Greys'
for four years, you have s1crun5ed and allowed
GzAr 70 capture yoa for life
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-28

TIE weather j. quite winterlike,
9Th the exception Of = lack Of snow. The
roads are unusually rough, and, Of course,
business les active than might otherwise
be eEpectea
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-28

We understand a change Of Teach
ers in some Of the departments Of our Public
Schools has been maIa. Whether for the
better or worse remains 10 be seen.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-28

THASKsGIyISG services viii be held
a, Trinity Church, to-morroy at le1 o'clock
A collection will be taken up IN aid Of the
Freedmen
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-28

Col AHAsA COBB left for Washing
ton On Monday, 70 be in readiness for tie
discharge Of his duties as Congressman at
the opening of the session, on Monday next
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-28

GRANGE or TME.-0ur readers viii
notice the change Of time table Of the Min
eral Point Rail Road. TIE cars now leave
this CITY a. 3 O'Clock, and arrive a 5 P. u.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-28

REMEMBER the NJ. T. Church Festi-
val a. Eureka Hall tomorrow Thursday af-
sernoon and evening.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-28

EGGs.-Nessrs. MILLER < GRAY at
;heir new Bakery, are DESTROYS Of purehas-
Ing 4 quantity Of Eggs for which they are
~ILing to pay the highest prices in cash
Cal and see them
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-28

W. were In error last week in sta
sing that the Ladies Of Trinity Church would
hold their Festival or TIE IIth and l2th Of
Dccem5er-jt should have read Wednesday
and Thursday, Dec 18th AM 18th
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-28

LASY0N-In tbs city, on Tuesday morning, The
9Th Of Nov, 1866, after long and painful Illness.
Mrs AsxA LASros, wife CT Mr. JoHy LAsY0x, Of th!.
city
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-28
LAND FOR SALE.

TIE undersigned oTers for sale the following tne
| tracts % aEd lying IN the tom q Liberty, Grani
COUNTY Wisconsin w
Ihew : ? u sec 3, to~n north, OF range 2
west containing. eighty acres
Also the a Of the ~ sec &C. toS1 north
Of ~anEsa vest. containing eighty acres
These Ean8z veil varered. iutsTsESsrsei with
scattering timber several Young groves have good hay
bottoms are partly fenced, the ti-.e : guaranteed and
wsu be sold . bargain L will BE- sold IN ~
acre tracts al u riece-
GEORGE WILKINSON
Mineral Pei1t, Jan 18th, 1866
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-28

Tax LIsr.-We lay berore our
readers this week the list Of unredeemed
Land, sold for Taxes in Is6t It may not be
: very interesting yarn . portion Of our
readers, butte others i Of great Importance.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-28
Spgtia. 90tirEs.
RAEL ROAD TIVE EABIE

- JzIy p 1876
MINERAL POINT RAIL ROAD.
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THE TRIBUNE.

fx.x,-To oFce saf mil subscribers q % 20
,lty saoscrioers, delivered By carrier -
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~lLe a,ld- Soll,lty.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1866,
, 1866-09-01
Goheri11l1Fut GalRs.
r ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
L 4 T,Lf,pERTv =

OFFICE AsslsTAST QuAErEExAsFK,
1x o.r Ssny1 a. NJ. =; 51Sa ISna AnSnss ~; is
e. Z ss Is 81 Ss:Ss T I 1s = i, &
i1S ,5SP 9ss Ss.o9 .5c 6oi|sf
@ sse esss 81 ri 8
steeI erEing; se2 = stes1 hsssE 9 ns steel! shears
e.: asss;ss ss s2Sa s =
saij soe =. spks* M xsons1t; s5o nssp!ke. rai1fosd
III sss y sas FL f s
dss sa "a % sa
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lson snd boSes; y s1Iss, aneal4nce; SO bo1e: T.s
SsI!. e.: Sd u m s Se.. ss asSa s.
ess sins 6lts q sas Is
:; ana s;e sa,as e ~,
;:S: :?:s: So 8! s. $
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5 Is sqaiis; iesX Is gum sheli.e; Isl a,iib. estT5
Sss IA 4
Lso onscting hammers, hETleFat shocine and sledse
nafse
sosfs md die Dc. =; IS bissksmlta.'s y.se,; sia
0faee AEsdr1ed 7u ciaE hatnefs: 81 p3talci f1seS
soldering coppezs, Sci ~ Wrenches assorted; sAw1
circular 9s cFuas compass. iaill meat and whip
ssHs sosa .Ga
dles tool, hollow. and rounds oilers snaets DC;
e,x1 h1nEra strap; 1s17 hln=es assoFteds 1.sB hn-h
hants. SGo ss; r. Kss@; @ IT nGxes Eisss; FL panes
pres. hay; 90 rafting aoEs:. Il s'eevcs; s. Stop
g m leather b.lsinK; eet rubber btluaG:
a:os! ~ hemp packing; a11 r. rubber pacing; 81
nm bsles balinE cloth; ~ ~ gum paekinE DC;
r. e5 hsf eses an ~ " 1an o Saas
g goers nxsorted hrekets, na: cups, tin; pots Eon;
4, ,4l6 axes.
Sal to commence At o'clock T. H., On the710sh day
Of September ls6 aud contlnne daily until the prop
sTty u disposed Of.
Tesms-Cssh, In Government Funds. a deposit will
be required from all purchasers the day OF sale.
Reasonable time ailoweI for fne removal Of property
DuartCmaatey. II. D. +. E B. KIRK.
$50 Byt. Major 4nd A. G. u
, 1866-09-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
m0GETAKYs

FRIDAY EvEEfFC, August u.
There Is less activity in the demand for money
to-day, aud al somc OF TIC discount houses busi-
ncse was reported rather du1I. On the whole tho
rnnrkc, was erneib1y easier than II has been any
dny thfs week. but II is sill uncomfostably Close
and an nctirc inquiry for currency won1d make II
ne stringent "a ever. Tho deposit lines arr still
running light, md comparatively little OF tho
money drawn out by the country banks To move
The gfafn, has yet made It's appearance In tli6
hands Of tho ncrchants. There fB to change In
tito bunk rntc Of discount, but tho accommodations
atu entirely restricted to those who nro entitled to
them. Outside paper sclls IN tho street at 1:Dls
per cent per annun.
Tho Exchange market was much 1rmcr today.
III the forenoon fuw talcs ofbankcss. wrru mulc
At 1.101 " discount, bus In thu afternoon there
wcru no sellers below lilo discount. THO counter
rates wcFc generally " discount baylng, mud pnr
selling.
On The Produce Exehapgo Flour was steady.
Wllca, was fairly active at decline OF acG53c on
No. !, Int No. Spring was 1c better. Corn was
11Eic lower. Oats were tMoteratuly neliyv aud
shade easier. itya was quiet and unchanged.
harley WAS trm. Provisions wcro lIfeiess. Whts-
kuy was quiet but atm. Lake Frclghls advanced
h@lc. scwls were In good request. On Tho
''strect," baeIncsa was gcnura1ly Ices active ow-
Ing In the main 10 lhe tnclenency Of tue weather In
tho afternoon.
There was no marked change to moi CO In Gold
to-day. Tho market unencl Mt lis5f, advanced to
and closed at 1l7Ss. The following dcspachca
wc1o received to-day by Boyd Brothers, gold
blokcrs:
, 1866-09-01
New York Stock Mnrlet.
Closing p1cea for csAh, August Il, iYI rccetYed By



>1,- The tnlunc:ion preventing the Charter Oak
tl,c affairs Of The Company, has been dissolved.
TIC matter. however, is not settled yet, A. there
tcmbet.
= Hartford is going 10 add to It's large list Of
insurance compnnies noyoly IL Tint flnc. viz. ::
tue Insurance. of slca1n hoflcrs. Tic capital ls 10
o eacsso as 1S, 10 liz s'0oo With privilege Of n
= The Directors of tho. Hartford Accident In.
anrhuce Company have elected Thomas j. Will.
EIr1., Gcsldcut, and c. C. Kluiball, Esq, Vies
THO New York Mutual lnsura,.c. Company
svill pay elx Ter cent on cir outstanding ecriu OH
tho tlEst ot September, nnA tAcy announce tho
illc second Tuesday In February.
1T ~ proposed to form now company In New
tho risk Of loyA Of ito and properly, ~ Well a.
against ptr5ona Injury. by, tase cxpl1sion OF, ar
eihcr ncctdcnf 10, steam ioI!rte.. Tnu na1ns Of
thc pruroscd company. II TO he tho "An,rrIrAn
Steam tlnicr and Accident fnhnlnnea CotnIlhny,''
aud tho iooiH Of snbscrlrtion 10 Il" capital stuck
canltn,ls tlxod at ss0>, ,U In shatca Of $i6O zach
The Hartford C04,uHt ot thr 18th Init, gives
thg following quotations:
Ftrc lu1urancG stackA nro not very active, nl.
though few sales ar0 reported. We uo.Icu salus
and Putnam nj Is.
|. Lfu insurance stocks nrc IN demand, and tbs
Of the Connecticut General. nru reported quite
heavy. THIS stock has advanced IS over lnsl
week. s.1ling at Sl13ss. Thu Connecticut also
shows m advance OF s., natcs having been made
at <asd. Buyers have great confidence in tho fu-
ture prosperity Of both companies,
, 1866-09-01

were thrown abouf IN such Quantities that that
before Mr.. Williams had time to BE-
apa. So@s G9eonshlg %eee g,1n awakened the sEy
Ing reom s Then % otsr a EXPLOSIONS eto slssr. ssEs
heard iu quick succession, and It was tho
Impression Of NIL that their houses had henn
stratk md set On fire By lightning. Mr.
Williams a',2,,n snfnnE from his bedt seized his
follow him, ran down tho inside stairs 10
the stooP, or porch, with steps which led
down hy the side Of the house. In lis ex-
element he evidently never saw that the
Whole s.fect through which he was plung-
knee deep, and onWnrd he went, dashinr in.
to the fire in almost nude state. harine ~,
nothing but his night garment. in frayc1.
ling through this sheet OF flamc one Of I,is
fn!ersn SaeH and ddoRSsa oSsa from his and c vent
and strength sustaining him I'hai'oa he rcnc1Iea
spot where the fire had not Yet spread. and
lel!. Hc WAS picked up by the ncirNbors
and with his children, Was taken to a hotel
near oy, where, Ms has been previously
since been buried.
=, N1InER AND CHILD DOING WELL.
Mss. williams, who is represented as very
cool, quiet Woman, took more comprehcll-
eiVe view Of the situation Of affairs, and, In
stead OF following her husband, threw herself
over the balustradc into M. Hendricks car.
oen, and afterFunninE some twenty rods fell,
where she WAS soon found, and having no.
thing on but hcr cliemisc, blanket was pro-
cnred and she was removed to the house
where her husband had been taken. and in
the course ofa couple Of hours was delivered
OF n healthy babe. Mrs. Williams is moi dan
Ecrously injured except by .he cutting Of her
feet by some broken Elass and sharn stones.
and the natural results of her arcouchmcnt'
-,.. ANOTHER VICTIM.
Nr. Williams feet and legs wcro horribly
burned; so much SO that The flesh neeleI
from the BONG while the doctors wcrc ircss.
Ing them, lie WAS better the INST mari Of
to-day, and somc hopes were entertained OF
his recovery; hut after ljnrcri1,,- In fhe nj.
most torture until four {, clock iiii. M crnoon
he died. ''oeA
AaEA or TIRE.
By this lime the flames had communicated