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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

niture Is bought first class House, In perfect order.
Kent 500 per month"; furnished. Apply premises l67
East Fiftieth street. TO WIN. HENRY MILLER liQ
Broadway y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

A RARE CHANCE FOR COUNTRY BOARD-rHE
"A new aud commodicus Boarding House At Katonah on
the New York Harlem Railroad % miles New
York Is ready for The reception OF bosrdev rooms
well furnished the house IL situated eeva
ed emnenec bank OF Kaonah Lake and Of the
locations the cDunry. Bowling alley and livery
place; good hshios and boating Address =. b. Whit
kainnAh. ". ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04
HOUSES, ROOMS. &C.. TO LET.

T $40 FOURTH AvENUE-BY STANLEY DAY, OF
n ce hours TO FURNISHED and unfurnished Houses TO
Broadway Union square, Gramercy Park Lexington,
81 and 9Th avenues IN eh 18th nth 18th sst i2d tsh
mount spuyten Duyyi Dobbs' Ferry, Manaroneck, New
Rochelle Rye, Sing Sing, Halls Corners, fremont West
Farms, Peckski, Cassi, Hayerstraw, Bergen Orange,
shrew hurry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

ITO LET-FOR THE SUMNER SEASON, AT MILFORD,
l. Conn., nice Cottage h0use containing ten For
full particulars apply TO GEO A. MERwIN 2a2 Washington
street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

no LET-UNFURNISHED, A SMALL COTTAGE WITH
L use OF barn and fruit for year, at Green witch,
Conn For further particulars apply JOHN ARCHIBALD
SO Pine street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

no LET-AN OFFICE ON THE FIRST FLOOR, SUB
Cellar and Storage Room eligible store. 10 Dcy
street. Inquire at front Office, ON the promises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

ITO LET-THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE CONSIST
ing OF ~ rooms Apply ut ~ West Houston street. in
the basement for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

no LET-FURNIsHED. ELEGANT ROOMS; IN THE
best part OF the city, suitable for housekeeping;
Continental style. UKMY COPELAND. 40 Fourth avenne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

A PARTY OF THREE OR POUR CAN SECURE
~ pleasant Recommendations in private dwelling desra
bathing sbng Ac For particulars address New Brighton
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

1--WE ROOMS, COMPLETELY FURNISHED. AT 81 8
West Thirty hfth street; rent S35 month. Inquire
l59 Duane street. Possession Immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

y,O LET-lN HAMILTON STREET, NEAR GATES
avenue, Brookyn three story high soop brick House.
rooms; all improvements; good neighbour Jod, hi-a
ground 70 minutes to Fulton ferry. Apply TO wN. L..
BURKE, 1874 Fulton street, ~ Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

FURNISHED COUNTRY SEAT TO LET-LARGE
house, with shady grounds only six miles from Brook
Ign ferry Fort amon well furnished and ready
immediate occupancy; rent 81 800 year. Apply X. O.
WHITE 81 Warren street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

UNFINISHED ROOMS IN A FIRST CLASS HOUSE;
best vicinity superior attendance to gentlemen without
board at q East Twenyfrst street. second door from
Hro dway
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-06
Die 9lnflaae aeaen @enebef.

9Sie MIR bereits frii5er gemelbet, lit
aud General Ben6aek boz bic nritit1ri.
i@e unteriubungs Gommiiiion, Die 9e>
1piie 6urfIe Gor9dnge'bei Der 9forbars
nee ans 9i9t 5ieben ion. geIaoeu uors
ben. Sie segen i'm borIiegenoen 9lrs
iduI6iguneen iollen barin sbeiteben, bnB,
als ibm Elm SeIesrapbif cine altfgefanS
eneOepeide iiberbradte, in tpelder Der
sa6nis BON @renben@4ieiReni Sobne- bic
genaue Sispoiitionen 3ur beborifebeu>
Sen Sdla9t bel R0nigsrds iibermittelt
babe, erf ne NIT ben gg5Otten in ben Yas
piertorp gei1Ieubsrt: oaaFen sic mid
nit loi6em unnlsen 3euge in 8ube."
Sserier mil Elm onneleS @eriibt bebaup-
ten, oaB er ielbit Den Sobn bes @rafen
@riinhe, Der iein Qlbhltanta mar, init eis
nehr SIMULTANEOUS m Ser @atdat Bel
&onnisgras setsStet babe. GnOIid
beibt es, nab Der belltanbige Selo3ugss
plan Benebsts5 aur &enntnib Der prenBi<
Ii6en @e9iernlaa 9eIanst unS 6aB iener
'Plan fo9ar ge6rudt llnter, tbren Diff
5ieren bertbeilt iporoen iet. ms
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-06

8erli in, .s15. sMug.e Oiesa ga6s
'ridt, Sa6 Sr9ppet ais 8erltartung mad
benz &6eiu: gefan6t tjerben follens lit
llliiuabr, Da bon bier aus oesfalfi9e
8eiiunsen ni@t ergeu9en iin0. ii 1ss
Ntern1als iin6 s3tpeis G6iuabronen
oes /. Meierbe <Qan0pebre Suioren. 8e-
ginents BON S9nei6enriibl nad 3eipsig
bier 6ur@9etottmen. @ln@ eitliQe fiinfs
ala friibet bannoper' ihe gabaueriepferbe
iino aaf Der 9tnbalt' iden Babn bier
an9efomnieii Mn6 benz &entral< Yferoe<
Oepot iibertuielen tuoroen. rsa s4g
Bie es 'bsiBt5 1T Der General sSnten-
bant Der t0niali4sn 99onipieIe, &dm .
uter6err b. Siilfen, aud gum General
Sntenbanten Der SOftbeoter bon Sonno-
Der un0 Gai1el ernannt iuor6en, mas aui
cine 9tnneTion Sanitobers uno &urbeis
fens fblteBen ldBt. 7-7s'e s,s .sssi :.
ueber bic Gairi6tnna bon MniIins
Sarben< Sabrit beitebt betanntIi9 cine
BOrl6rift, iuelde aud iiber bic Qlbhib1
Der orfenifbaltigen6 abritatiDHsr iiitasi6e
genaue8 eftiniirlungen entbiIt. Sn sSsolae
Der bort borgef9riebene1 8e6in1llnaen
baben einaelne 6abritbsfber in, Ieueret
Belt fi1 Der &I6itGn0e ba6nr6 emile ;
oist, oab fie 6icfelbeuin bic See baben
perienfen Iaffer, tu9betn ne ;ur Mbfen<
bltng Der @enehntglng Der SrtspoIi3ei-
Beb0r6e uahoelu6t batten. .Oaoe0e1
lualtet, tuie Der SanOelsn,iniifer Miiterm
4. b. Nf. beftiinnit bat, an fidy fciH 8e :
benten Oh, nur rnuS bic n6tbtge 8orf4i
lti6t nnr bei Dem Sransporte Bis gum
Seebafen, ionbern aud BEL Der 8efors
eberune in Die See un0 BEL eens 8.rfin1
ten in 6iefeI6e aneepanot tperoen, uni
Der Minifter bat su benz Gn0e 8Crs
f@riftet erIafen, go PA, = e, I. .,. y
Ser gerfaaf bon gferbeaDer glus :
falls 8atterieen 1T Oa, 100 CT fGon nlip
georonet mar, eIeiafalIs 3uriidgenonts
men iporoef. GbenfaIIs geIanat 0as
auette @rfabgefAdft anr 2lasfIbruna,
pier in Berlin aIlein iig6 go, 900 Wfili-
t1rbili@tiae AZ ntuiterf1. ess<aams8 > e g,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-06
Die TnffOuspalrrrtei,

e
peI9e BON Der bette ftdttFnbenben bere
einieten @OpperBea0s un6 8utterbro6s
Sonnention aud in SafiiitoHs @Ouutp
Organifirt perben fcIL 1T 70 eiBeuts
LID snalr bic 6enlofratilde Bartei in ei<
mem Henen Getanaug, uno peritdrtt bnra
eini9e aleberlaufet. Sie beitebt aus
f0laenoen GleueHteRs aI1ais5 ssiIls
Die iiaIiden Geeef Ecniiten NIT Sefbi
SaDis uno gen- Zee an Der 9Pibe, bic
Gefangen 6arter bon 4aostionbile,i
salisbury, xlbh1 mo scete 9sie. iltle
hIe ZRor0er Ir1o Ssrfcsger Der Hnicnse
Ieute i'm Suoen; bic gauge regulate
Rebelendrmee uno laMamtIi6e @uerllei
lds DathpRader lllle NeaeoraOeiire. 2.
- Sis n0roli9s g PPsrbeaO> gartei NIT
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-06
Die fdGba tasa o fa,,aene,i.,

Die, aefonQenen @adfen itistben oes
aen t6t Gbteiliuorty nid5t geesn greub ea
~ bienen, erItlafien. Vile rlbnlen bic
treunOli9e, fl6f4tsnoHe BebanolurG,
bic ihuen bon Geiteu beg EyeuBen ipts
berfa5teh IT, ss1s.
l4ssa@e felt fid 6liGnef Msebt ber6it9, 0dB
bic fd9ff@e slrtnee ein febr ipertber3nt
iGuS fiir bic 6Ferrei&if&e StreitlnaGt
mar, unb Na6 obRe ibre SQpferteit be
Nieo1Eaoe 81 eiFerreid,s 6ei& oOond iDobt
nod f@GupeE5a fer geipefen .feiu uiirDeJ
Die &d6 len baben IidI.-sIie iDfiIen Ieis
Der ni4k ip0fTir- nit grcgem NfutHe
0fi@Ineen. Rein BHn0erl Mfan bate
be 2eMte f@On auf ibrem 8uge naG
9Bbmen bsirlb BE tinliRnigiten 11ltemcz
it'd SfDnneleuMsp negbEelt eteu@ eriiG@
Il lir @keE nEb Gereists- Ed bIeb
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-06

IS, 81 Yreu6eu ife6ten ale @n@Ien bon
49, 45 Sabten in lire Mrniee, iibten
GFprefiun9en unb 9sliin6e<
tan9kH &c. Das bafgetpirfh abr bic
labfI e Aritee Ddtadh far9fbareGers
lutte I1ehnbf itnb 1T nidt nhr 10 85bmen
lono{tn aud BEL Sabitfnnn, iinterbalb
DlihN bona Rronprin8ealbOn greuBen
gebOtig taitseuOmiitsn iySrOeE.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-06

ein aran6bnif@es Muge. 8on ben bie>
iieen 3eitlln9erl i@neigt bos SanptbIatt
bic D&oftO6lr 8eitun9" aur 3eit nod,
9all3s NM ii1l ni6t liner beitulferett
8reB0eieb b;i iebeIi p0litif6ell 2rtitd
la16Bli9JeR @eFiparnnn0 reip. @trafe
alls3ufeken; b0S efa 1T neueter Seit,
eegriin6ete ieBr ltbdtiee ,,9lpftofer Sas
gesblotr pnbIi3irt I'll finj9eii Sdgeu
politii@e NrtifeI, tueI@e bon elmer Ser
einigung enti6ie6en liberal unb natio>
nal geiinuten M6nner aus9eben.
8erIin Is. Mug. N @abrfhein.
ti@ IN rd@ftgr Set Der strrttprinS
einen 8elu9 in Sannober maiden. Sab
cine &eiie 6es' &onigs 6otf5t1 it66e Be-
-hurfebe, inie Elm hiefigesl 84fntt iuiffefi-
lpOIIte, lit unbeariinbet. 9lns Den Wfits
tbeilup9en1s er beute erfdieneHeH fYro>,
lbiRSidGS 6 rtefp0hbens lit iibrigens 5nl
erieben, baB Die geretnigung bon gang
Sdnnofgr nit 99reuBeH5ls etiudrtenitebt
slnb amor binnen, Surgeon. Oosfelbe
ideiht; mad Dem be3ngIidea Nrtitef Der
8robincal@ @orrefponbena ;n f&Hebeu,
aud btnii dtli9 6erieRisen an6ern 2ar>
Der, nit 9lusna5nle @adiens, 81 eel>
ten, lueI1e ineibrent gan3eri nmfan9e
bon ben preuBifden Sruppen in Befb
geuomnen iinp alto binFdtii@ 8nrbef>
TENS, glafan's llnb Srantfurts. 2lhf
lpelde @ebietstbeile ,fi1 bic Gr:perbur :
gen YreuBens 6enienigen beutiheu
Staaten 9egrliiber eritrefen stuerben,
NIT Oenen aHf' Srie6ensbetban0Iu
eingegan9en iporoen i'll, barber Der
Iautet nod niats 8eftint.ntes. Nu@
iinb 6iete 8erbanbluneen nit g8iirtems
berg iin0 Baden ltur eber erit gum Af@
fAIniie aelangt, nn6 nit Baiern uno
Darinitaot4 6dilern aieleIben nod fort.
8elonoers lui6eritreben0 i9eint bic, bai>
ride &esierung ii6 50 aeigen, iudbreho
Der MnsOrad Der Sgnpotbten fiir Yren-
Sen lfnb in ben onipad ebaireutb 'i9en
SirItentbImern inn :3une6men 1T :
SO be6arf tuobI fauni Der a8emets
fnug, 6ab bic @a9ri9ty tpet9e fidb Die
gSiener y8refeH erit aaf teIegrapbt>
I4em @e9e urb banrr in elmer g0rffpbh=
beng aus Brae bat mel6en laiferL Der
&onis babe feline @aitboisre9nnng bort
nidt besablt 81 ben fleinli@en nn6 9e>
baif9en Griin6un9en geb6rt, nit oenen
bic 6ftrei1ii@ea 8ldtter mad .uie9 Dor
benz &rieae ibr Yu6litum fOrtipdbren6
9egen preiben nufre9eri. Der 8efber
| 6eS Sotels, in tueIAem &c. Wnieltdt
Elogirte, bat bereits in Rra0er 8lattern
cine Grfldruna ber0fentli9t, tpeI@e Die
untuabrbeit iener Sniinllation eonlta ;
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-06

IabsIp Ki a, Qass b.
Ndt-unh &emsiQ 0ann iarf, @oub
8rOpnIou ais Sanptmann, ging nniere
GSeIebatiOR enm .Nattpp4 lant balb 8
Ati6r BON staIsbtae Is anO f6on beute

G&Rle9attoR slllf egaftpp@ Alnt b1lo
'M6r bon staf6btae is sdnO Sf@on beute
I'm ball. L.. z llbE. aIlO nod faum 48
Stnn6en, elmer un9Iau6Ii5 tur3en Belt,
tdngten tOir Bisrfetbii, an, hrddbsnt mir
r,1024 @eilen per, GiienbabI 5utiidees
f1Iestail Sonic tpitasB fssiear8 oesn Sn-
biana's erreidt batten un6 iu66reh6tfpir
tlDeTntittelf bes pfeilf @neIeF Dampfrof>
=. y rec bic @taatep ssabiaua, SbiD itnb
sIoRennlsE0aaiei 6iardeiEtert Gid nniere
,Issseils i'm tpabrem &iun aes Bortss Ell
uem Sriumpb;use. anf fGft ie6erStas
ton bon ,nur einiser geOettnns batteu
Nd 9OtlsmafIsn sliianttnta sefunben,
s,Glrn 8rolpnIptu AnS bic lOpaIea Eennef.s
ID feet au fEbens laeberaH ntabte 8rolunS
'blOip siaiae GOrte fprsaab bic snitsIan,
siaten Surribs empfargen paroen, ipabs
:, rent, Liberal, iia pic observation-disclosures
su 6srbOlitap0igtn,o Iautes !8ii6sa I'D
,H&u1nigab, tpelln SIuOrepS S0bnlotfs Sra
s6ame sertud5nt lutfbe .si4 caa na}a}s9 :.
Sier IN @biIabelpbia purSe mir NIT.
Hi@t enoen6en Snbl .bs9rIbt ,Hnb SER
,aitsns 6es Union Central StaetsY Counties
auFs 1er3Ii9fte betuftffonintt.i Die
] game StnneIes Dslegdtieaift I'm @or-
tiueutaI4utersebra4t y Ssats abenO it,
i1s Notwithstanding an 8RroaS Streetl
Dor benz Sanie Der9l1uiou esaaRg, -$r.
SurauO bon saetu Srteans ihOirb oiel
] 6auptrebe SGfaes. 1eoF 8 aesationen
81 aus anOern @taatsn .iino bis issf Oiet
- z8irsinies, untsr Seaeng Finor BoHs ben
uaSauptpIat 5einaiunnt an5 bic lSgrantr
peI6e unlern padern conference.-the.
= 9egrntr NIT fi9 baben aanselon..nea.
55oSelts qbiab ;anS naorStt ,ttrb Iaaseu
tsaeie slbrisen fl6Ii@eniD Ionic aud bic
.lsmeifsn n6rbIi9en 9eIegGtioneu Ieu,l II
Bon berIbmten Deutf@enIDerOenl @qrl,
's'SGnrs, ErieO. MeIn@ llno glngnit 8iIsi
lid srtbattst Ser, ofieieus Ethpfang
- fdmlatIiasr 9slesatienen finDet Wofs
! tag @Drnrittag 10 ltbr ftatt.Isb MOO :
'IA .Sie StdOf philadelphia ptdHst in
.iueut unenOl.aen SdbnsRfdmhd. ! ! d d
lle5sraI fiebt man sntbaFaftfSe Ren'
gen unS freuOeitrablenb ESsfdtsrs $50
mir uns uar ieben Iaffeug enpfdnst itns
- freubiger 3uraf. - ''@ p .'7'' So =
lt.bs1 SIf beate IuiiIsn nd Die 9eebrteu
-E9eler Der Staats;eituas NIT oiefent tar>
esen 9eri4t senasen.s Die Meuse nm
y MID unO Sic baiiTsen gorFeaupgea uuO
Isl Besrlbungen llaiieu mir feline Belt gu
;Egeinem Iansen S9reiben. Nlorsen uiebr.
Die @ouuentioH fuirS, babia 3ieten aae
= Ausei&en -binr.=srebartis perSem- aine
bon berHideu 6pIseus fur bic 3ufunft
unIrer Union uub in erlter 8eibe Der
SIbftaatsn s64 ertpeiiep. 81
Oils Curriculum nil i'd ertpdbnen, oab
felt i'd glafbbile berlaiIen, i'd nod teis
nen einsiseu Nann OefprOden bate, Der
aud nur ein Bort Der gntf@ulbtglins
fur @uOretp SobnfOn's Derrdt5erifdesi
Sbuu unb Sreiben ee6abt bdtte. ssa<
meutIi@ bier IN 9bitabeIpbia If 8 my
policy ausasfptsl]1f.. :..9ss4s : I.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-06

Gout Deitimmung eineF Gptf1eihuug gegeben pom
ben 9sonsef1 6oasf IN Raibptas 6iis non 6orace
o. SGrrtfonr Truftee &C., gesen GbdrIes q. @nfton
unb &nberes werfe to perfdiffen am egss sse2 81
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-06

MB MeIaubere MpfWeFElnmEeH mjrA aag hdB Gopis
sens 4exoFtteEgl 1l(H ff- ~ ilbfm Etul 1fxnalkt
@pmamlt aHb aebft b@t heppr bS aM stmea annesm
plah ssktg
Mlan srtnmere no mrisFw @aHerse, ode pom 6ontae
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-06

J ~ Nl4ffs ~ = ~ Z
Dieis fet Ianser Hit stabEiEte GaafSie IN tarsis9 III
,ra4toeasm Gtpt anspert NIB tssssaeHt ,sprSen,
iDObei aHe mSeIi@e @eg9ensi4 sesssh 5us @eith bes
taskIfssms ksrad tist pnrbe.s @ep btandf hisisIbe
alus tsSeBeH ua Ie A9en 6mEesmens GeB ~ w bem
tsacdDett usinsst 10 msttiHtm eissaMten Tptet ],
,3smuer ffs DpmeBs pssieheR MHs % fsebt beffmms
sEwartsn hat be 9stlssbnmeeM bes giesHtbSlmsfs,
Setuer aefbrfsN @Bnnsr az eFerEep, BON
heniegben eneEsannE psEhs1s MIR Sabel., eias nsas
ggsnbans ponaIitums anb clue nsus Mrtv0n caste de
Niche Matmen eytaIttrg Baben jasl@; fie lmmer,
,aHs srOtf MnsiDdBl bon Dere0ISnnsss wuh McIens
iaIasssabMeH, bic m tE aTBhsze 1iIpfr riansn, uts
ssaHa ~ Wh0f00F0bhieff 55Ilsfse 4s4.gf IL
IT, 81 IL - " - g s1sa N asslass8s@ rs
I.ss !ss4 9lnsbrOtbpens ssas-a q.
tecfgs gsnFs W@Tkm 45fhne%ssr sfsHFs tara,3
80. II, y. Z Wfelanctbpsn -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03

Coop HABITS OF THE JEws.-1t lisa sub
ject of remark in London that the Jewish
inhabitants of the East-end have escaped
almost unscathed during the prevalence
of cholera in that quarter. Only three or
four cases of cholera have taken place,
and the cases Of diarrhGa have hardly cx-
ceeded those Of an ordinary summer. A
similar exception was observed in lS49,
when the Hebrew community only lost
about one in 1000, as compared with six
in 900 of tho general population of the
infected districts. Then, as now, the I'M
munity was ascribed to certain obser-
vances and habits inculcated by the jew
ish faith. For example, the houses of all
Jews undergo thorough cleansing once
year, and every room is lime-whited at
least as often; more than one family never
occupy the same room two or three or
more families sometimes occupy single
room among the lower orders of the sur
rounding population considerable care is
taken with respect to the quality of the
food used, tainted provisions being pro.
scribed, and all flesh meat being inspected
by q religious officer before being con-
sumed; and, finally, the poorer members
Of the community are literally cared for
through the benevolence of the rich, ap-
plications for workhouse relief not being
allowed.-NeU York World.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03
Exciting ARRAY at n Camp Meeting In
Mary land - Two Persons Danger
GusIy and Two Slightly Wounded, DC.

From the baltimore Gun, Ist.
An affair occurred on Thursday night
about halCpast ii o'clock, on the camp.
ground of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore Conference, which rumor yes.
icrday ,nagnitied exceedingly, and to
which, in some quarters, attempts were
made to give an undue coloring. The
camp, composed of some sevcnty-fvc
tents, was held in Shipley's woods, about
three miles from Hanover switch, in Anne
Arundel county, near the line of the
Washington railroad, and was about closing
on Thursday night, when riot ensued be-
tween white and colored men, which at
hr>t II was thought might result most Sc
riouSv.
With view Of learning the real facts in
the case, We yesterday dispatched re-
porter to the spot, who elected the follow
ing: The camp, under the superintendent
oi The Rev. John Lanahan, presiding elder,
was being closed on the night in question,
Wien number Of young men, more or
less intoxicated, made their way to the
portion Of the ground, in the rear Of the
preachers stand, allotted to the colored
people, and in culpable spirit Of ami
mostly began a system Of annoyance by
throwing watermelon rinds, clapping of
hands, &c. The colored people became
indignant at this, and some Of the men
made serious threats, aud q riot began,
spreading over the ground, resulting in the
serious wounding of Mr.. Milton Benson,
~h''c, who was shot through the back OF
lie neck, the ball passing out at the mouth.
Andrew Adams, colored, shot in the right
SIDE under the arm. Elias Hamilton, CO.
!oted, III the foot; and colored man, un-
hhowu wounded in the arm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03
The whipping Cases in AlbemarIc
County.

We published few days since letter
from, Albcmarle, which was unjust to Go
vernon PlRPnIST. 1t left the impression
tia, several negroes and white man hav-
inc been condemned to be punished by
stripes, the Governor had pardoned the
former and allowed the law to take its
course in regard to the latter.
The facts are, that seven persons, all
black save one, were sentenced to undergo
hi, kind of punishment. Application was
made to the Governor by counsel and also
bv respectable citizens for the remission
Of the stripes, and the court allowed pc
riod Of ten days to hear the result of the
application. One old negro woman was
hardened on account of her extreme old
age, a girl because she was only sixteen,
and boy on account Of his youth. If the
other negroes were not punished, 1t was
no fault Of the Governor. We suppose
that our correspondent, who is reliable
gentleman, was not fully acquainted with
the facts. We are sure that he would not
willingly do injustice to any man.
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By the Cable Economy Of the Emperor or Aus
tria-The London Times on the PhiIndelphia
Convention-Basaria Approves the Treaty oil
Prague-From H uxsia-Five.twenties In Len
don. s-.-. a.. IT.
vienna, August 3l.-The Emperor Francis
Joseph has, as q measure Of economy, dis
missed large portion OF his retiIue.
LIVERPOOL, August 81, +. M.-The cotton
market is without change, but prices are
steady. Middling uplands. lShd. Sales to-
day, 10000 bales. Brsadstufs quiet; prices
unchanged. Provision market dull. ..
LoSDoS, August 81, p. M.-The Times OF
to day, in lengthy editorial, congratulates
President johnson and the people of the
United States on the deliberations and action
Of the Philadelphia Convent ton, detailed ac-
counts of which were received by the steamer
yesterday.
Munich, August 3l.-The Bavarian Cham
bers have formally approved tho treaty OF
peace concluded with Prussia by the plenipo-
tentiaries Of the King.
ST. PErERsBrRs, August 3l.-The Emperor
Alexander has given grand banquet in hoaor
of the embassy from the United States, at
which the prominent dignitaries OF the empire
were present. The Emperor gave the toast ;
1.-THE prosperity and consolidation OF the
United States"
Loxpox, August 81. =. M.-Five- twenties
unchanged.
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commanding Gsaer~a as fersres"
Tne Monroe.


:. has already been announced that
neral NILES will within short time De
"'" end from command at Fortress Mon
'''"V .na that he will be succeeded by
T"' ,o~,l BURTON, formerly Of the Third
',.d States Artillery. In 1867, General,
w. Major. BURTON was In command OF
,. delaware: and while he carried out
,.,.,,r and conscicnliously all rules neces-
q the safc-kecping Of the Confede-
So. ,-;scners there, nc treated them with a
n>',,en, kindness and liberali.y which
..r.cd his removal to be deeply and gene
rally regretted.
rho appointment Of General BURTON to
.o,ro,apd at Fortress Monroe will be en-
,;-clv satisfactory and acceptable to every
,n,goanimous and charitable man; and it
:, certain that under General BUTTONS
.,,rcc Mr.. DAVIS will be treated with
,,c consideration and respect due to
,le dignity and purity of his charac-
,,r and tho magnitude Of the suffer
inrs which he has borne with 80 much
p,.icnce and heroic fortitude. General
MILES has been unfortunate, to say the
least, during the time that Mr.. DAVIS has
lscn under his control. He may be salts
fed with his own conduct, it is true but
MS dissatisfaction will in all probability
be the only reward that he will re-
,e;ye unless a day should unbappily arrive
when all remembrance Of generous emo
,ioa, and enlarged ideas shall be swallowed
m in the swelling tide Of northern radi-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-03

HOPEFUL REPORTS FROM VIRGINIA.-Ma-
jor Marcus j. Hopkins, Assistant Superin-
tcndent of Frcedmen's Affairs in the SUBJ
district of Prince William county, Va,
makes a highly encouraging report to the
Bureau of the Improvement in the rela-
tons between the whites aud the blacks in
that county. He states that the condition
of Bureau affairs is favorable. The ideas
that colored men must be compensated for
their labor and protected in their rights
of person and property equally with the
whites are becoming settled in the minds
of the people generally. During the past
two or three months there has been perfect
quiet between the whites and freedmen.
No complaints of serious nature, and
few of q trivial nature, have been made
either to the Bureau or to the civil autho-
ritics.- Washington Star.
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BURNING OF CoLUMBIA.-Mr. Alfred
Huger, of Charleston, writes letter to the
New York World in reply to the stories of
a correspondent of Hnper's Heehiy-that
receptacle of SANDERS of the South-on
the subject of the burning Of Columbia.
In the course of this, Mr.. Huger says:
"My conviction is that Columbia was
cruelty and uselessly sacked and burned
without resistance, after being in COM
pIcte possession of General Shcrman's
army but who gave the order ITO apply
the torch, is not for the victims either to
know or to care. Hundreds of helpless
women and children were turned out to
their fate. 1t is the historians business to
find evidence to meet the case, not mine,
and my voice would never have been heard
had not been unjustly dragged before the
public. THE truth, and the whole truth,
will probably never appear; but it is 're-
corded in the high chancery of Heaven,
where no human power can make the ora
sure"