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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30
NEw-YORk CITY.

TWELFTH DISTRICT ASSOCIATIONS.
At n Regular Meeting of the Xllth Assembly Dis
trct Union Association. following preamble and resol.
tions were unanimously adopted
Brecaf Tie Union the South having eaei Con
ven assemble in CRY Of Philadelphia sept 3 Tor the
pufoe discussion end opinion on the pret
ndion ofths southern Ste, and for tie pufose q eIpnns
cOndi lou Of those who through ths reign Of
ordrs Ct IeJion when tier homes were
lives hazard fminrd truui
and a fshsTs the tl
mighty Republic; thenfIe b. Il .. , 49,.
Resred brfs Of the Twelfth Assembly District
Heartily iud1fse tie call Of thee southern o.
tois the held Tue allegiance 10 tie principle
be made odous in tie present
tend ow,p 10 those loyal totLtss o the South WAC
the dark houfs when TunGr Ecmei iefl
and fne the Old hsg'le noble emblem Il Iauonay-fnd
Uon,f N Jeopardy liberty ard e And
iAeir eHdeatot stem he current 81
al no love aud CcEsL Tie Union thh those
10 niiprd the affair e STATE not those who
o krb. who hlsJ the
tlst bosut GOV, rnment. the Rebel Conedtrscy. 49,.
the Union Assoeaon oi TIE Nth Assem- bly,
Di,frrt of New Yor ~ delrgs' 'bis Ds
ssd with them ia their ntcft aud 20
City ErOirty Love tie patriotic representative non -
Southern States under the shadow a. t' tower iron wiieh
fh IL glad dng, pfocauns Liberty elio tls shd md 10
{ % lie inhabitants tioreo.'
Tie following are The delegates ELECTED Jol7 Mnd' eve
Lieut. jos ArchOholc Capt. Cey PnTlcy ~ &. Ha son
ESQ John d. Conkln esqf Charles Cur'ry ESQ. Daniel H.
Wight esq. Cob SwaIts Lieut. John Hailon 'aTi iLas
Young Lieut.. David Gamble, Jcseih Hare, eco.
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DIE ID.

RrAuyson Tuesday August &c. Chr.Ans rret Of Jonathan
BeAmr.. sgrd % yesr,. A. IN n .
The funers will plsce ron = lss rendenee NO 'o b
Thirty .rcondst, on Friday, at O'CLOCK p ~
FARRAR-ln Prppee Mae Thursday, August 49, Reotees
wife Of Samuel tsrrsr. csc.
GrcHRIsT-n Lsyeu. near Iensy City or Tus'ssy, August
"a Nj James GlchTis in tie SD year Of his age.
The friend, OF the sny respectfully invited 10 AZ
tend funeral, FRIDAY next at o'clock Hora ne ne
r,sdence Lafayette. Carriages will be IN attendance on We
jersey aide Of the Coursndts Ferry at IL oeoeA 70 convey
friends TO the house.
pITCHCOCK-On We'd sdsy evening August % q the nou,e
sou.n-aw, Alal CLARK south bergen " - MARY VI" Do'
kerck OF the late Abraham Htehcoct sssd 70 ysM.
Notice OF funeral herestsr.
coBUs-At Newark j. on Tuesday evening August IS Peter
J,cchus ia the 13th year Of hrss~ . =. ,,,.,.
The ners will take place from his lat. residence NO intlas
an Saturday morning 10 O'clock The neads o. me fanny arc
invited TO attend, without further notiee
JAoUFS-A Hudson Cry ~ D. Tuesday. August rs set
,hot iln.., Henry y. JAq 9th Of his az,
Ladder No the Fire Department in general o hudson
civ are fully invited attend the funeral on hur'dsy
Aucs,, % All o'clock D. NJ, on he fabsde d. T. 'H"Sn'
lOHNsON-ln Brooklyn Tuesday August 2s Wsher enid Of
Robert X and Adelne johnson sg-d months and a.
IN. relatives and friends family invited 20 aeuo ue
fqners the residence hi parents No 3S' dsHfy o."
TLur.dsY at e noon, a, % O'Clock
KryS- sing SIM Tuesiiy. August % Mary ~ VIE OF Jee
a. KEYS and d,u ghter q. William Anderson
The a.ive aud friends ne smiy respecnF h'"su
Tod tao fauersl lhlrisy tifulon A. tfA i'A u' 40
te.legee nc, - BIO ne sa
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NFw-JE RsE n.
rgy PAIL CAMPAIGN IN NEWARK


In every Ward in Newark, Radical Republican
Clubs were organized Monday night and the campaign
for Municipal aud State elections have been fairly inaugu
South Orange aud other suburban points In Essex Couty
OBLIGATION FROM ORANGE, n. j., TO THE LOYAL
SOUTHERN CONVENTION.
Al public meeting of the Loyal League Of Orange.
held on Monday evening - delegates appointed 10 at
the Convention OF Southern Unonss to be held IN Pha
delphia September aud call issued for general meet
ing If citizens be aed this evening Thursday IN the
league rooms to appOint deeEstosat.l5rge Tho Cnon
voters of Orange have no ~ mpithy with Ny Policy.
IMPORTANT MEETING AT NEWARK.
meeting of soldiers and sailors II called for today
at Newark at O'clock which will be addressed by the
a. j. Cfeswe United States Senator from Maryland and
one OF the best speakers the political field Oar hever
in blue should make tremendous meeting for him
MAJOR W. W. Lander OF Gen Fitzpatrick siah Will also adj
dress the meeting.
MORE DELEGATES TO PHILADELPHIA
The New jersey Radical state Central Committee
met In Newark on Tuesday and after passing resoutions
First requesting Gov. Ward 20 Gc as Chairman o! all tho Del
aons from NewJefsey: Second That tie Central Com
ntee attend there in body; Third That 700 additional
delegates De appointed 100 om each OF The Congressional
10 make the said selection rom among
the most prominent Union men In the state The unon
IergHs OF Nov has also appointed 100 delegates
Aeefnbly bu riding corner OF Tenth ard Chestnut s fhl
has secured for the meetings OF the New Je
sI potion OF the Sate ae 10 lake tie O'Clock train from
Newark on Monday morning
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CONVENTION
The Soldiers and Sailors Mass Convention, 10 take
setion in reference 10 the nomination OF Union candidate
for Member OF Congress from the fith itict NesA hnu
Hud. Couny). meets at Library Hall Newark TO day AT
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MItNIGA v.
AN ADDRESS TO THE SOLDIERS AID SAILORs-THER
DUTY SET FORTH.

DUTY SET FORTH.
srecs Di.ps,eh to The y 7. Tribune
CHICAGO Wednesday August % leo
The follow nc address was issued a. Detroit to-day
To THr UNION so DlLRs AND sALoAs OF MICHIGAN.
Believing that 800 st hold dear the principles To- Wien
invitation few officers ling or promotion 10 deort
loyal friends for tie purpose Il Joining vorr enemies
meet ~ in Detroit on Thufsdsy evening August 30 Zoo for
the purpose Of giving eIess 10 cur sent ncn, upon e
Great issues Of The day and O. o1eauHng ne Soccer! 81 iL'
Michigan boys hue We ca, al 10 JON us vi" be
eye Justice be fore magntnimly toGur oe and
than unrepeniap Eebss believe it ~ be lime enough
forgive traitors who lave onr 9esn, .e GA hss Wsfn
enough 10 embrace Eebeis - DI9ll WED ne! 800
gong Ii VIII 10 tine enough 10 p0'aL lthse
Uniop soeT WIT re caves ~ eomraceh arc ne i'd,
Ills victories the ULon te ana cary - te 90
tag secure fem pubic slsIee and p1fate
without paddock on BE Ts q cove oNtF ~ yai
len constitGted by immediate Iotcreon 70 psti mower
sureiors at lie talo.ocA ia I.e9p, l.ns Ls uaNn
sLsh rot CONT Twice or mteo the vote OF
Union Michigan sodi.f. We 5emaEd h,o 'tst Hs.'o.s
reid ION shall he IIottiied bon tee dtccd Ii,.,L. OF
Governor 70 rule over oihl met' Or Lee,siois W n
who ETH trueio tie cd fag toe cd cau,e and 10 "u
fiiere' 10 rsy with more IN Ttni,"i iits
snd te unon srCcrte ite zane lIana Uss Sy -
which Ia. 80 often cte,red ~ 90 70 we DRY ato fo!
II is sigred by reGrly one hundred ltne' 1gr NJ
those Of Ger. X W. g. MiHty. W. L. Seught"n H. pa
tar. W. Humphrey, O. !. spaldIg, H. ID Sllcnion' p'
Msy, X. A. Ascr, :. 4. Blowu, aud other officer.
Union CoNGREsSIoNAL NOMINATIONS IN THE IhihD
AND FIFTH DISTRICTS.
spec, Dispatch 20 IL. " y. Tribune. -
DETROIT. Mich. Wednesday, Aug .e I'm
SThe Republican Congressional Convention oI Inc rum
District met at Pontsc to-day aud unsDimously renoml,
mated the Hon. H. J.. Trowbridge. The resolutions adopted
denounce Andrew johnson TO- his treacfry 20 The party
that elected lp declare III favor Of The constitutional
amendments, the amending OF he neutrality laws and
the peyment Of lropoionae Counties 10 the soldiers OF
1861 aud 1852.
The Republican Congression Convention for the Third
District met Jackson to-day and nominated EJGOI.
Austin Blair for Congress by reclamation.
The Republican State COnveI ion meets IN his city 10.
morrow In the evening an organization Of soldiers wil
be formed similar TO the Pennsylvania BOYS in Blue.
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BREEc II 10 lDERs Austria mas sgnihed her adoption
of au American am-the Remington breech,loadeI-
and All the resources of public and private works to
be employed In its manufacture The Belgian N MISTER
of war has also applied for permission 10 manufacture un
der the Remington patent, while England ana france
their trials of the same
The invention mainly consists in the application OF
swinging brcech-pece pierced by hrngne TO parreI
borcd through and through and acting in combination
with a umber attached to the hammer that the curved
edges the tumber and e Dreech will nteroek TO brace
against the reco This gun has shown greater apdiy OF
FIRE than any other exceeding sixteen shots per nm
ute; and il claims superiority in the additional requisites
of accuracy, extent OF range portability, duraphy SIM
pcy for purpose OF cleaning and repair safety and con
yenence of handling in action and cheapncss OF consrnc-
ton While this il likely TO be the standard pattern for
ncrc guns there desire the part of Government
avoid for time the expense of entire new piece by
altering TO breech-loadrs the Springfield nhes now on
hand The Remington plan for this purpose Is also be-
fore the public
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OHIO.

DELEGATES IT, THE SOUTHERN LoYALiSTS CONVENTION
Special Dispatch 10 The y. Y. inDule 49, go.
CoLUgBis, q. Wednesday. Aug. q, lsj6.
The Union Central Committee OF Ohio appointed 10
day the following delegates 10 the philadelphia Conven-
ton of oyal men OF the South Senator Is r. Wade eK-
Gov. VIM. Dennson, Gen. NJ. ID. Leggett, the Hon.
Fred Hassaprok, Gen. John Beatty, the Hon. Peter
Hitchcock and the Hon. james NJ. Elliot Alernaes
were appointed and also full representation OF delegates
from each Congressional district headed by such men as
Gems Schenck Garfield Force, Hayes and Milhek, Co
lunbus Deano, Benjamin Eggleston, Lawrence sh.lia-
barger and Others OF Ike character and influence Inc
Committee also appointed Gen B. x. CoTen gs the ONO
member Of the National Union Committee vice Geo d.
Seuicr who has committed political suicide by Joining tue
johnson faction Tie Union party Of Ohio viii not be
misrcpresentcd by traitors or halfway men.
The Hon. Samuel Shellaba il making os viecr
Gus canvass OF his district He intends TO increase his
majority, and vii do H.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION AGAINST GEN. sCHENCh.
Special Dispatch to The y. Y q fibnne.
CTNcINN tIL Wednesday, Aug. 29. 1876.
The Democrats Of the 1 ID Ohio District met IN con-
venton Yesterday OF Hamilton, and nominated Gen.
Durbn Ward for Congress III Opposiionto Gen. Schemes
The Vaandigham wing favored the Nomination. Gen.
Ward wounded Al Cha thnooga.
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THE NATIONAL ExECUTIvE COW
UITTEE.
A cARp FROM HENRY J. RAYMOND


The following reply has been sent by MIR. Raymond to
the letter of Gov. Ward, published in The TRIBUNE
on Wednesday morning:
NEw.yORK wednesday Aug. %. 1850.
Tfon. MAHCUs l.. WARD. GOUrrH0r Sc.
SIR: have Just received favor OF the 2cth II
matter wholly within discretion whether YOU ateDd
the meeting Of the National Union Executive Committee.
called this city for the 81 Of September or not bot am
not aware that ron a. right override the action OF
the National rnOn COBveu' by which IN common vita
youtsel made member Of that Committee; or that OF
the Committee itself by wbIoh made its Chairman and
Treasurer.
need not inform you meetings Of tho Committee can
only held under the call oil ITS proper officers and that ae
ton taken meetings ceed have no binding au
thorty Nv object calling tins meeting was TO aiOrd Tue
Committee opportunity take such action IN regular FORM
as lis Judgment the condition aud interests Of the mon
marty NAV require II members do not choose TO attend H.
INV duty viii nave been performed 49,
am Obliged to for the opinions to my political course
with which Won favor me trust do underTste their
importance that OF the distinguished source from which
they come desire contovert comment upon
them though presen, advised certainly prefer my own
hope neeG add ia have no desire 70 hold any ON
eol poson in National Committee OF the Union parry or
OF any other against the wish II its MEMBER But deem
NV duty especially this not merely matter oi Peisoh'
feeling 10 uss upon regularly Of action as The only mode Oi
which that wish can be asccrinlned
Yours very respectfully. HtNkf y. hAiho'''
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HreoLIyn.

JOHNSON CLUE ~ THE TWENTIETH WAND
4 number of residents Of The Twentieth Ward, as-
seubod at Una Hal, Myrilea'e on Mohdh, evening Tor
HE TuTpose Of oTgatznc JoLLtoH club Tor he Ward
commute Of i've was appointed recommend ocers OF The
prerder l. T. Bsclhouse Vice President " 0.rsnier;
secreitry james Co1rtrer. and gentlemen as Vice
rpon an eecn tskns place NJ Bacileuss va.nan
mSgy rejected and Mr. g. = Bfrsen eeceH ~ rs s,sSii
Nj John T. Oregon wac then eecitd 20 MA, ONCE. ile
election Mr. HcLea Of the Wee Presidents was then
Teconder.d wen Mr. tjrrrscn bis aid and assured
item that il wes Placed On ne tehtt az eonntefpor
aud with such assurance u ucf allowed 70 REMAIN lie
meeting after adjourned.
TIRE KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COM
niTTEE
4 series of resolutions were prerented and adopted
tte - meeting Il the nrs County Regular Denocfatic
GenerI COMMITTEE cordially ittorsing mud adopting the dee
larson ofpire pies made ~ ne ihi4depha convention as
unCushfed sprr9vs e The purposes Wien tht otcaiaon
rb and pledges ~ zeeloes AID e9rne,t support IN The
esot' 10 Secure er accomplishment. Revolutions Of ympa
Inv 10 relation 10 the deGh Of lie late Dean Richmond we're
ofeet aId ursnmo1sy carried IRE PTAes i9r ne
he he. on Tuesday Of neIt week
UNION REPUBLICAN Primary uTCTloSs IN BROOKLYN.
The primary meetings for The purpose OF electng
delegate, 20 The Assembly District Convictions held
the different Words between the hours 81 ana osoes last
GerersI CcGmtes q Kings County The following dele
gate. were chosen to represent the wsrds named
Fya Esre-L Lewis, u. Gafns!, j. Fowler . Brewer
S.cond WaG-M Rchsrd,on Al.I Sutherland, Geo Gus
cads9 ;i Az Jonh'9n wsssoss ss1d.op T. Hn,dae
H. G. Place. A. X Th0rne. u - . .
Foar,I RSyd-E. D. White G. l. Bennett W. b. Smith.
Seth r. Robbins Lewis b Page. -
FinL WaYd-, b. Fitzgerald, L. PhiLps H. hendrokson,
j lie Mott, IT.. j. Meiifide. . - :,
Srrnk lard William L. Hubhell Henry +. Rollins James
NJ Smith, Abfpm L. Van Tuyl George W Bail u
1trh HGrd-D ID. Barker, Thomas swane!' Jonathan l.
Nor,ou William Melvin H. I. Howes. 800
Eler.a HGrd-Wm. Wallace, Geo Apliegaie' GbDeri W.
Valen inc WIN A. Perry John \. Smith
Tie c vas no opposition in wards ana IN very little IN
AL the others heard from. 49,
E,pifeeai Ha,d.-C WsGodaid, Geo I. Baldwin. Henry
Dawson IRuiel ysier. GIeen 4. Powell
DMOCRATlC ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS.
THE - o., fs holding 'ie As.smb,y District Con
v,l,g,. tt,- uIuci i follows. inst AssemDb District
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PlNcKsEY-A North G-,nvi " Y .aiI,,y on ru,.dsy Az.
E % Enua Cer.rl, esI yh.er Of Jane, hs3h,n ssf
sAAlGhrh. Painted Al r,,.I, Aa,,,, a. DAVID Fred
asya 9s~'' - - $500
~ sks p,os from Tho residence ef hi. gran jf.r MI
bfa11s' fity. TBS
inst - m tn, rli,vs, .ni f.e1i. are ,s,sy
. ~, F--
SOUrrER-h ln.e sken Svikersnd on sund,x Au,u. Mar
dsuatsf )f James ,ni -,
sOnrrsl services will b. attended in tie Fa Cb.b
Of clinton add Rem,es Brooklyn fais,s x,,.s. ~
at o'clock
sPRINGsTEEN- On Sunday August 96 Mary wife Of spos
stren M Icferck Gafjr ssed 20 osis
and i0dIys
TIE friends AL Of tie isay respectfully
the fus,s Der late redence No l w -. To
nht on Tiyrsdsy evening At Il O'clock s,O the msbs o.
Hope Lodge l+l y. and A. N.
THoMPsoS0n resdsy evening A1s,t 49, Of sP0psry Mao,
Thompson. 20 hi. SD
and his borserfs r. Gate requested 10 seeo5 tbs
rneTs, residences secont,t sai Ess,o-
ave., st i0f Friday, the s mat.
NARRENAt Ludlow Vermont. Tue.dss Aagua 1906 iros
Injuries tscvei ~ bisg throw sm is eefs eks
previously, Siis Warren. ss,, sSsd y yssrs.
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THE SOUTHERN LOYALIsTs CONyRN.
TION.

THE DELEGATES FOR TIB UNION LEAGUE OF AMERICA.
special Dispatch 70 The N. 4 Tribune.
WASHINGTON Wednesday Aug % 1906
The following named gentlemen have been officially
designated By the Union League Of America TO represent
that body at the Loyal Convention Philadelphia, tho
81 Of September ami announced with the authority of
the President of the League the Hon. j. NJ Edmonds.
Gov. VIM Bebb Ill G.. Siorrs n. Y. II. A. Pierce. Cal
H. Hawes Iowa, tho Hon J. d. Deees and II ). Fowle.
Ind the Hon. Jas c. Wetmore and j. W Jones Ohio the
Hon T. Wentworth Moss AMI Col Gardiner Tufts Mass the
Hon. John b Page Vt the Hon Ordwsy \. II the Hon
Benz D0u glass Conn the Hon. w. ID Washburn MINI
the Hon. p. Sawyer and VIM. Z Howes Wis; the Hon sid
ney Clark. Kansas: the Hon. j. H. Rice. Maine; Nj How
Mich. the Hon. J. b. Frierson Col j. II. James Jas Mul-
lU3 and Jas DAVIS. Tenn; H. Clark Missouri; Jos D
Reed. n. j. Edward Godsborough Md Jas M Cooper
Pa Timothy Hurley c. the Hon. Return j. Moigs aud j.
X. Evans, ID. G.
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FUNERAL CEREMONIES or A Nbw-0RLEANs MARTYR
REMARKS By GOV BULLOCK AND NUMBER OF

FUNERAL CEREMONIES or A NEw-oRLEASs MARTYR
REMARKS By GOV. BULLOCK AND NUMBER OF
DISTINGUISHED DIvlsEs.
Special Dbps'oh to The n T. Tribune; Ana 90 1sss
GRO wdcd congregation assembled in fremont Iemple
to-day, at the funeral services of the Rev MI horton
martyr to the Presidents New-Orleans policy Large nun
bers of clegymcn present, with high State Onclhs
Gov Bullock spoke of Horton as martyr IN the cause OF
freedom and the rights OF man. Himself innocent ana I'M
provoking be abandoned by the Government 10 Tue
violence of q mob. The iDsaate spirit OF slavery, sur
yving its own nominal destruction by the Constitution OF
the land has been permitted by Federal authority 10 break
forth with violence without even the preext OF e1,
use which used TO be pleaded when Slavery had ieeh
existence II this state of things will not quicken our
.cnsbility and conscience, he knew not what would
The blood Of Horton cries and solemny appeals TO
Us 10 be faithful in the OF the rights of human
nature, for which be laid down his life. Dr.
Eddy said tho sacrifice of this martyr to principle
should invoke spirit of stern hostility 70 wrong DONG
aud awessnoss In the land. The Rev Dr. True SAID 5uch
outages must warning that, unless the people
rise in their strength reconstruct the Southern States Oh
the principles of absolute justice they will leave open
wdo abyss which will IN the future prevent the advance
mcnt Of Lbor,y We losing all gained by the war;
owing TO the Presidents policy The blood of the Union
martyrs shed in vain unless the people protect the
selves by earnest opposition to the Executive our very
safety is at stake The Row DR.. Kind said the voice oil
the North DO heard in tones that would cause these
devils 90 trembe Neither southern Churches nor South
ern States were in frame BETTING RECONSTRUCTION lhi
rot was not 2gbgek but true expression OF
the murderous spirit South. No remonstrance against
II had coue from any Southern city II Is tho frt OF lne
unwisc haste and cruel enency of the Executive Already
again free speech is denied IN the SOUTH Only ruihahs
who support the Presidents policy are allowed to speak
freely there The South must be held IN military subec
ton until the rights for which war was waged are secnreu
established beyond peril. One or two more such occur
rences "a the New Orleans riot would influence the Noth
as Bull Run did arouse it to its peril and end IN putting
the msceants undor foot Lauditory resolutions were
passed by the Baps, ministers. The collin was carried
IRON fremont Temple, accompanied by great cohe'use
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TlIR IN DIANS.

CONTINUED ACCOUNTS or THEIR DBPREDATIOSs-A
PARTY or SUPPOSED GOVERNMENT SURVEYORS
MAssACgED.
Special Dispatch 20 The ~ Y. Tribune 49,
LE.vESwoRm. Wednesday. Aug. %. 1860.
The Interpreter of Omahas reported that seven men had
been killed salt Creek and that numerous small pass
books in tho possession OF the Indians, indicated
that the party in all probability Govern
rnent surveyors One pass-book belonged TO Canadian
They ordered the settlers of Tua Creek Tho conductor
OF tho Santa 10 stage states that on the road he
through party Of Chcyenncs highly excited. swear g
vengeance because Mexican had killed OF their
ber Later reports from Denver state that the indians
have commenced massacrcing the Inhabitants between
Forts Garland and Union New Mexico.
FURTHER MAsSAcREs AND DEPREDATIoSs.
special Dspatch 10 The y v. TribuGs
CHICAGO Wednesday AUG. %. 1866.
private letter from a gentleman on the Plains says
that the Indians recently attacked Mormon train at
Wagon Mounds % miles OF Deer Creek, and drove
oil 30 head Of cattle beside killing several Others They
also attacked and burned Deer Creek Station, 100 miles
ves' of Fort Laramie.
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PgRSOsAL.-Among the arrivals at the Fifth.aye.
Hotel Gen Fo.srioD L. :. A.. the Hon. C. H. BueIsew
OF Pennsylganin ard the following members the Presden
ta parry. the Hoe gideon Wses and lady the Hon A. w
Randall and LADY ne EoI. II. Il. Patterson ard lady Major
Gen Meade surg,or General Barnss Gen Mecnllum Rear
Adnira Raffoid. Sfor Romero. Col Seward Col Berns
Gel Norris. Msi,r Emery the Hon j. 81 Gfier II Chad
wick 1hos wcIes John A. Ws!ss. j. Doheison. Muir
ply NJ Murz Lieut. Mckinley, J.. A. Gobrght Marshal
@ood'ng Nj ard Mr. McGinni. Gen. T. Sediey Post Gen
Vac teasaellef and Gen. Thee Williams U. : A. are at
10 hSnwaa House Gen POstley, L. = A Is ~ tho Alhe
VI Toe A,.Js H0lss.
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ALcOHoL.-Thc Paris correspondent of The London

ALCOHOL.-Ihe PaTs correspondent OF TIT L0Na0N
Sdr says
A mighty stasticIan DR.. jolly has just declared war
against alcohol Last year he wagcd fierce combat against
tobacco but he attacks drinkers. he does NOT use
measured In his denurcaons against those who use
sprtuous liquors you will remark by the following eNrao,
from report he has just sent 10 the Academy oil Med
In aury the statistics OF the amount OF ao
bo bed precisely respond with the number Of judicial
recorded IN law reports OF the year as wen ~ wa"
the number poor begesr Of ysgaoonds OF divorced
husbands and wives idiot rcAey children OF suicides muir
ders epeptics and unatcs inscribed state regis
tcrs Whether this be correct not am not PREPARED 10
saw hut il positive fact that the CONSUMPTION OF srruous
LIQUORS in France making rapid progress In se the amount
oacohol sold did xceAi 100000 leeobtret durng ne
course OF the year. 10 1884, uO0oO snd IN lsoJ $4,000
breores were consume can hecoiltre % gallons IN
1910 eight tres brandy drank per nhabtsnt within the
barriers this cy 30 iues the average consumption
pr head According Dr Jolly 10000 ParisaHs daily m
aulge in their pt "a htre equivalent to an Euslsh
mint and three uuariers
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POLITICAL.
THE PrTTsEUHGU SOLDIERS CON-
IGNITION.

ITS MDoasEMBSr ~ THS RANK AND FiLS
Special Dbpatch 70 TbsN TnN'ne.
WASHINGTON Aug. % 1850.
The Secretary Of tho Soldiers ma SAILORS ohi'h he''
has reeeved several hundred letters from private soldiers
reading throughout tho country ndorsqg the call for the
p,t,bnrgb Soldiers Convention 1t good sign TO
the rank and flo show heir coors The johnson Cleye
land call has not the name of private soldier attached
70 it, The Committee ignore the private soldier 1t "a
only the officers they think of any consequence.