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

Witness mr. isnd tlis the let day Of August 1850.
j.. CAlfPBfL. Chancellor
In accordance with the ft the Cerk and Master issued the
writ ofnuncion os prayed for in the Bill and wa' daily
on the defendants "Wednesday morning Tee AsS
Gq.sifs speaking Of the above decision. says;
I've unde-stand from Of the Couussonsrs thai they
viii nav no attention the Injunction but will proceed Or
ganze and put force the Meropolan Police II this be
alternative ba physical collision and perhaps
serious cousequenoes'
MARYLAND BOonsJorougl old Fello,o pub.
shss an account Ehat syl5s the "las Rebel raid in
B1oasboroagh which occurred SATURDAY johnson
meeting called thst place end amoag those in attend
anco Rebels from Lees army from Glmores brigade and
from Mosby bnshwhackes Inc party headed by rene
gsis Maryander who used to pilot Rebel raiders and
tarough section during the o. the proceedings Of
tie gang. We quote as follows;
II soon became evident that majority Of them had
the meeting 20 hear any speak but 10 have a tight
with the Union Of the town i possible slurs and in
su were thrown at hem O. they Quietly passed by and every
effort made 70 provoke retort thus give peex for
their work Of ruanism and Rebel maEs!y. Their Efforts
soon scoceded ana ln az unguaded moment M Elias Cost
replied 70 te insults whic Of led O oowardy assanl,
upon him by about J0Reba byapswish slung shots bill
Ies cups NC AT tue same TINE Mr. Jonas Davis also
attacked and shamculy beaten aud hruiied up But
Union men were present aud MI Cost almost lc alone
70 contend WIN tae whole kebe crowd lie al last succeeded
IN escaping from them and Ian for the United Hotel
g ~ "e Nn,e ea-s "ho were huiiag stones ana c.s
et nun ana crying out shoot him" hang him. XII
No sooner did Mr. Cost take refuge in the United States
oe han the Rebels made attack upon and attempted 60
force ther way tut, tie private room Where Mrs Nyman and
hei chl were and MI had taken refuge
men AsAash Iy MS lace ana Iced already bruised anu bat
tered by stones and "buies They kept baC how
ever and thus MI. Cost escaped with his HE.
Iolea IN TINS attempt 10 Lnd ana kl MT Cost they com
meuced stonug The hotel This house kept by ioya
ing in 'front.' Of IT, mis- togcher vh the ,ct that NJ Cst
found shelter there them tse prev for cowarty
attack No pIovocuo1 not the 81 ghesl by word
action was given DIV o., Union % and the hotel Ihoy
had bcta silent peaceahe spectators o. the meeog up
~ ~ He'tl ues.gu aOl nS.s't eIAoay Win l.tm
About the tine the Rebels commenced firing tho
natey without dong e0y harm Some persons who are the
apoogisis Tor the ruat5m these Rebels Will say t4i the
rls fred or Of he blidQ during tie whole time Had they
SLOT am killed some they would have been jnsiieI' Toy
himself Tie front Of tie lower part Of the building
were pretty Wi demolished. a large stone was tArown
iag and narrowly missed sfl- one OF tAcu, which would
have inflicted serious perl1r it blow The whole tailg
base and Infamous because IL done u crafty Rebel ha
tired againg, oya people.
OyE OF THg SPECIAL COMMENSURATE
SIris Rge declares from persona, knowledge that Gen
Fullerton is unfi om BIS habits 90 be the Private Secretary
o. the President
ILLmor.-A dispatch from Springfield, H., says,
the Office Of tas Grand Army OF the Union il that City
bascsed viii applications from o. and adjoining States ~
authority 20 organize districts posts and other commands
and that Lis organization destined WELD power 81 the
political which it vii be dangerous for Northern Ro5es
10 collide with.
nomination State Treasurer Or C- o. D.catar p-sseai
County Treasurer Of Macon Comfy. and s. SIS ofhimi
In l36 be 20 Fort Doncs1a citizen geon and
tae excessively hard doo. re p'ofed during over O. con
obliged 70 be Transported 'te oarfiaco made
psossy tor h. use haTns lost ilo OF be feet He o.
without rival No majoTget,fal colonel officer
pofa or private has more bru3l War record thal tbs l
msro SURGEON. who pcred bis M ~ Uaere Biz heart
%-, ar,y.r fr.trei rt am d. q r. r5te
n "a uHlg
ri So ,S 80 49, 1o' al 30 o 'i'o l IN tIa SIC
ticket. BE is most omphaiicaly soldiers candidate"
Prophetic VIEw OF TIE CONVENTION
leun Nasty has had another dream and while ia
ar state beheld the gathering o. the Fhadep Convection
tie hope that bis method Of set'far ,raina deroaces
the opposing factions be forad useful 20 tie
managers Tor their rcrence nox' week quite briefly
The Secretaries was apined and then tie conmiitectwO
each from the South and enc from TIE AoritHlcl VIZ
couoiatn WIZ out on the on credel. Ans Ran
tive We he'd or hands frll 1aefs 'usl made as
many caimiu that locked the doors for two hours
FS uS1 We " aSres5 70 adni. ~ de',ra,s
FROM NoEIaA Dimoclsis who had been arrested by
Lukls yua5 OIL GERS VITO ned res.Led ratler taal %
serve in Abishun wai and a. sprkns who co9a shov
conmisLun Postmaster ana sch (and ts VIZ considered
BIZ soomn oath that ne VIZ sieadas' bleeFe IN e'fythne
oms which specified and AZ be waz dom aud al be
mite do.
FROM IHE SouIH--An who coed SHOW Oilers commsln
- ths ote Confsdrii armys who had received pardon
from johnson and all who had osi thor nggers IN en- IN
Lcy var. wioh inc0Dlod al present
ms decided ufon Tue work WIZ The delegates took
the seats and the CRATE work az heorsir-ctn ne ocny
commenced. Carrot Davis wanted 90 Rake speech al aI
hired for hin in ano.le- paft The CITY and fly sixty
German enisfauts. who co1aen understand Wor ~ In
cgl hired al q shin 0ulenCe Five kegs
lger beer. food which hsg bn told Germans no 10 he'd
Ban rolled n the ha and mos uf en- stayed seven hours ad
q half
In tie reger hall there ooDmiaslih Which edin
D0ottle wood make motion and Nannd wood second
IT, Forrest made speech aud Randall Endorsed Seward
MogTisscy the Committee hesoiutons,
and Dick TAYLOR and C0w1u occgpyu seat. Tho
resolutions and the pint They resolved that
history WITCH OWN % eFcamsif v wic nobody he'd aiy e'n
pl-r.q TIE oi no sections vi"vi1
things m own sisndp us'esd vewin things from Zoe
Ws,r,1 Boih Pariss hsyin pariokei'sy the
Wsasa. The South, with ny uasaevH & history eed
tie GovsTnmsrtnsy more 10 rkc more an Cd Share the
trouble rlnnln tie o. gerale.,i t-aie.9fr BE-
s'oref That the pFeaey .esoaa cong'es' in sonaain
oyealseni esi white eleven aovef'n States is uafepe
Rs.5.,ss That we view with .e NANTES, de.erni.
I'm md We ped,s oar saops 20 our worthy Chief
second sEon IN l ef.'to c"sek 1hs eeAfa1n
Relied Ths, The czeas soa,ten wich o their
fred be placed on he eion fo the same 81 the
d. south In uoboldins things viewed staadpini, euti'
cd 10 paid tie Gle fed by ae North Ia uphold
s.oisea That W. are vii log TO- tie sake harmony admit
sherman aud Grant al things considered worthy Nv being
Rssossa Tia, Tie ssoy the Government denaaii hat seh
81 took part unpessan o ths soattea States be to
admitted % ConEre and TO tie o.nrf posissrn' Which s,y
yoos aud that the unpleasant they was dooFrs
tho trouble. the mole they ought 70 b. admitted
The Saratoga and Philadelphia Conventions.
MEETING IN BROOKLYN.
The National Democratic Committee OF Kings
Comfy met Of the Capitol in Jorasmons last evening
Jas Carboy the President occupied the chair series OF
resolutions was presented and unanimously adopted which
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