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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

The >an francisco Baiiston ,ys thss
George MeAlisi,r ~. turusd % deafh IN
Gre Al C5Pperorois. sgt 2oss ~,
va native q Paris. Maine. ageti az y~ars
moufts. and cane here ~ ~ from Boz
ten. lie had r,si1ed 10 tbis CRY rnany
yesrs ant ict here On Tucsasy last % take
charge - The marhinerr ofihe Tuiou COP
pr rines 10 CoYpercpolis IL ~n I'm
pioycd .; The Farifc Iron Works g. Ar en-
gincrr. and a. ~ Nstional Flouriur Mills
to sca-- 10 III sane capacity He raves
~iie sd tee ctildrcr. toy of iS years
and a f-irl - hve ssar- % age he was an
excellent hasband and fsihsr. and -As %, och
rrrr~ciei by iarEe circie Of scquAiutanccs
partrc1iari. arnong tbe madame. o. TIA.
CITY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

IHE loHx SESsToHs Tbc Bradford
Journal says Thsre ~srs many asd gros.
iniormaiitics IN Cur town elections uhi "a
oannot - overlooked. snd tils uaa-ful
rroc~sding. ~ the oerpsrhesis IN the to-n
81 Gork ~ 4n3cuitesly cause tho osrsi.
hestrs 81 sieet'on 20 bs gives 80 ~ RsF.ab-
bean nominees. there tbs coppcrhead
balioi Rad upon s tbe roliticai nane q The
tickct and tie date
The ls- q Maine say. the ballot shall
b. r-inted Or written ~ plan -hite paper.
and have nothing UTon % BET ths name. Of
The candidates sni the osfrcs 20 - fiied
4 icv YEAR ago. - printed somc baiirfs
CO paper slightly tinted 18th blae. thos-h
su-h A. fhe las rscor n,r-s a. ~tite paper
Virgil u Paws declared them 20 D. Hie,
Al ard projected 80 earnestly thst ~ a
tlafier 20 safety rev ballots uere proc urrd
aher the poiis had been opened Isis sin
gulsr thr democrais. vho srr usuaiis sueh
stickiers Or property .bouid1ave commit
ici IN act 80 grossly Illegal a. thar IN York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

JoaS HNIz- The Wai.rso-d oorre.-
poudenf Of he Lewiston Journal gives The
following infornsiion concerning thu
veteran thief. since he as pArdOasd lAss
sP-ing.
= Tie closed his hsf tern THIS spriar
and has passc1 the summer a. Abe residence
u a wealthy SISTER an Waterford. his native
plare 4 IL weeks aro b. heran % rive
evidence Tat ~ Z" hor~e dists .sr-sr~ was
beginnfng % rage. ~ a nerves. ard sx-
ceedisg re-tiessncs.. Finalls one day be
is-PP,arcd and the next kno-n OF hin
was by bills rec ivrf in tom. advertising q
horse sd ~,ccr ssoi~n ~ Frredo-n. y "a.
whieh bad he-n seca IN The possession al an
Old nan 18Th a long ~hife bsard. a..
ans~ertug The desrrsgfion ~ the poor old
nan ~ho hss had horse on th- brain 81 his
h'c. IAat horsc - probably h~en di-pos-
ID II a. another ha- ben ansouncsd a.
. tsInsEg up naissing~ in Porirr. Maine
Last >Unfay morning. (e1;h) abou;
ore o'rlock. the rerfuripet spirit a the Ga
rnan took BIN - Waf--fori Coz ~hat rur-
po~e no one knows lie drove bis horse
under the she'd 81 AR Rohinsoas sforc ard
thrr began 90 shcw font among th~
uciehhors. That fscs = known. ior IN ~
Hnouniirh' re-,rnhuissi,.-s ~ st-oli~d INTO
80 ys-d 81 M. G~orvr kiabail whose
daoe htsr hapIsne.i D. &c up. ard recoSniE
iuc ham. alarmed her faiher. Mr. kimhan
raisct TIE ~indo~ af.d asked him 49, -
was proving ahouf fh~re So a. that fiunr
- niEhf. lhe Old nan stated % aas-~r
that b. hal 1isfsrb~d No on and imul.d-
Iaieiy lJf. ~~nt under fhc she'd ~hirh "a
tbe neat huiiiirc. baked - ho-Ss Get and
hurrI~sllr drove 81. sunday ~ town ~as
pr~ftv thoroughlv --ourc,i FOR honest Joha
osi be has probably d" leG for paris ~
kBown-~
Hale ~As arrested 10 Hopkinion. y II.
on Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

y EcntlsrnAn .IssAred tvo handrsd r.rrsn4s
Of trput In ltoupsou fond. Poland. this
morufnc. These trogt A. usuafif sf-earei
a. this seuou ard ar ra-rfv o. r-srr
oanrh' -ifh hook eSc~ps IN ~ .at-- Tbev
weigh iron TO o. siS pouuds- rJournaL
Tat ''ccatlsuhAn- =. liable 70 pay fac
81 = ior saca A. every one ofthc above
aaraed 6sh- II somebody dom that uav
Ion Z Pro-ecsts hssn. - bore they mAy
h~rsAfssr Ind ''nsser bate wsen tLsy 70
f-Lsng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

fEo~ SHoEE 70 >HoEE Mss.-. BIB
kusseii 81 Bostop "a. Iu-t i.szsa thi. beas.
iiful euersvins. suEres'iv. q Lite. jour.
ner foa chiidhood 20 Od Age Itsa
group - persons irou youih booking eager.
" ior-srd from th- 80 OF ~ boai %
rensire Agr On the stem. Tine :, rrrre-
SERTED ~ hardy oa--n,su sold bv Joba
iianse-cn. 2 Ein -. Portlazd. Pros
600.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

OuE wars Poser. Fi<urcs AZ The
HydroErsPhie Ohcs .ho~ that the poser
Al Runfori on ihc AniroscoEgin. doe to
ibe kn0wn hisht % th- L-. All the estimate
Volame 81 water. a. not les than r. .stt
bore power a. thc i7-csi summer rua .
Thcre 's ssf.risnt po-sr At the Saoo Fan,
'n Hiram. % drive al tie u.aebiner, IN
Lo~su
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

We learn fron ,he Lesistoa Ioarnsi cor
resPon'1sat IAai Msssfs Libby 4 Hare.
ierunsris "a HsrtcF 10 tbis Cosnty. ar dong
a suooessfal business a. Skovbcean. an the
mAnstacsars u Soafeotioossy- Unitsng hzs.
'sess IE'eeriiy ~iih gesaine bssioess al.
their good make ior ihenssivss a ready
rsarset IN ihi. quArter IL ths StAie They
manaiacturv about IlO n. % ooulsctioasr,
daiis. employ ing several h.nds. They send
cat 'ro er thrcc teams. II peoF,is mast
erAi'is A'-est 'oo'h. isi ths@ have pare
oan'i'es. IL sad tAat Name spsa.i. .bsst
= uniii'os dollars Annually N esndy and
nuts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

Ths Press says the horses ofDr Ts.I.
bury took fright ore day iasi -ses .,d
threu from tbe csrriare Mrs Te.s.b.r,
sd to friends vho sere riding -rsb b.r
The ~efe slightly bruised. Oue ho-ss
hsd SCOOTER broken. arl ths cn-r.s-s
sud harnesses ssfs sias0st snssreiy sss.ol
ished.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

Gen. SLcriiaa has visited Maine. tlis
veek. an1 received earn welcome bofh IN
Poriiani ard Aayu.a lie arrived 90
Portianl Moody noon. -hers b. "a ne
guest offhe city. He vas escorted ttrosrh
tLe prinr.Pai streets. then ssi lovn o.
gold dinner. ard 8anoed da-ing the even
Jog Tuesiay morning o. vcnf o. A1gasfa
by srr,iai tram. arriving af o. g. A. ~.
Here D. "a uei br tb- STATE anI ri,r o.
fr.ais 3 PROCESSION "a formed urs-r
ths i.r..i.on of Gen Bal Aher srceefr.
of welcome From he Gos,fnor. ard 20 o..
kros'td grucrt Ron sheridan. the General
ie'i a. q q llff-r rs.t o. 60 Corcord v ~ .
~tere D. srris-i a. 81. irlsing he A8ras,a
or's g. eai fisr lrner vifhost tte.r
eiirf rae.i ~5urtoly bi1a1-rsi mos.
shocknr,y % setting the arranrens nis 80
mIEet 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

The o'l fsrners AInaaac ior i-r-. d.
upon our tsbse. ~ah tbs compliment. ~
Bsd,y a Noyes. Port.anl. To- rseerfoa
oi this hfile asuusl BE- q .orc.bie reulaae-
81 m rsp.d f'ght of t.a.e ard -s-oal 90
rocummend slos Psop.e g. P4f,lase .ulu.l -
raisiy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

a l. Bsrbank. E.g.. ale Clcrk % tie
Courts Tor OKlord Cosnty. ~bo has been
eonhasd - b. room lor yrar asI a hall
from spiaal disease. Ia - far recovered q
@ b. removed io his hone in BeihrI. vLers
be - gra4aaiiy impresing. ard -hsrc d. Il,
warmly -eicossl g. be fr.onds AL to-ns-
men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

A GEANp SrErEisr The 7 - Coed
TcuPiais Of Nor-ay village gave or. -
their members. Col T. Bake. q surprise
iasi rlgrsisy eVcaing Tee g.. T. turn.
Cd oli ~ uesrs. ana - uiosi cordially
revived D. Ger hroihcr and his family.
The Col a. usual wished az arouna hin
20 ENJOY 'hemssl,es. anJ ibc company -ere
nos sio- IN do.ns %.
4 Coop TENFtsE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

Tie hrncrs 81 B,itci are matinr ~r,es-
s'se arran-snnents Oh erirrge their bop 6slis
smother season. TIE present er-sHrni
crop of upland hops has enooursre.i oil ...
ttough ;htv shoaii bear IN ulir.d ths, li --sy
p msny years before srother so good q
crep Ill Do raisrt on thr urian.ls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

forrrrrs 81 as.euhic Eel Wsst.nrtor .
on Ihrrs.iay. N9,e-l--r 2lst Tbs Scale
81 coutsia e. RsPabEesns. to o. orro-
s.ton li1u-e isf R-rsbiesos. 20 a. O..
Fosr.on Was..a-'rn q -porfs snr ..- ...-
osa.1a to r,aa.n Dol ses-ioa ti.. ID. ...se
ofJoLns9a's tara. fnds favor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

Toe wesf Psfi. ssbtatl S.b5oI ru
give a. srlibrlon a. thc cLarch. oa Ia.s-
day esersag. So liza A. ireuls %
sa0eaih sch0os are .avised - b prsssa,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-01

y Gv~NIsoS. PV,llen,.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-29

q s. st t. % y: y.5s g Il gs Is o. c' d.. r.; S, T VIZ Re-
s,er al Is proop. srpsr bss us-hs1ssi eerp,
.ss'' .,1s. 1900 '' Wheat 300 '''i' Com %" '' O' ~
Crryrr,sp Avg 2s-Psur uuetua-oI wbs iul sni
Inactive No Rec oaei q VI O shou' saers No .i ~ goo
Semra At p gsg+ % o3 sTn '1I n s'oi demand .. 20 20
.S,. % "T B, lot, hi. ~, lI c d 10 S'ga % NJ @ ca ' %
legm dull but shade STANDARD Nhs 70 bond s4eae
sssFH Aug 23i'e2 d@ At es ge % SspelsS' % - ms15 70 =
Bac9n-ShOuden, 3 9iie .Cisn S1e l~Iic Haas @]g'3-
ML.ArEfa, Aus 2sElegr d, CITY Double R''T,s - 90
81 r for No. ii si q ',' s., NJ I'D ~ 3 q. No
Oats hger at -, for No sGd ac o No Corn ao,n,l st
Recypts00 bbl. Yous, 25oo wleii sco blaa 0.'-
GaeiGo Aug 71-Foar soi,s s"d srn.r spuus Err.
- e 20 WPra % 70 so'a aeS'Rd @ @ ieeSs SPrHs ss % 81
ia 81 "a; No Spnug ~ sDgs g. eosng sl7y8tl ?.
7 l1I 90 % E I0'a ar5 l asi1 fy No 0.t. uS, .af 49,,
2ic closing at 43c No and 'e o No Rye sal ~ i''
80 ProsB. % oast bat anehSng.d Beef cs,le dali =, 400
~ S i 5 % - ~, ,, t. g sGed TIs shPe%s oe 5 , 1s Ssi s q ,
al 81 ar choice ReceiP.s6Oo bb Flour 1900 bud
500 bbs Flour C9GoO bush wheat $1,000 l 'o ba-s
ois Ess' @ sAiy "a 91 sc Corn s 20 ss9 sg s
a IS IS COlng Leaf Sl29s2 Miaa,anns Le,f ~ 5o ga
and delivered sGsSc o,t. in bulI aooc Nc.Oes, spT.
sbouiss a,s tiesr siss iSle Lard sle wnssJ.
S1y1sx,H Ga, Aug 2s-coon dali nominal. nilns, PC
AUsgsrA Ga Agg 2sTbs Cotton market is du and irregular
NOZZLE Ala Aug @-Vo''n-"o saic'i sh'ha5 "'"aF'y h'
2Jic. Receipts bale
BUPyALo Aag 28our unchsngd the demsn8 hight What
Buyers generally hong oi sni the stock light sales o. -
bush No. Chicago ~ BlI Corn dull but hrni s~
2OO bush No2 Mixed Western st 81 o opened quiet bat 'o.s
excited bush Ohio an1
bush Western SIC holders asking SIC for Western - arre h'
RyeThe i BarifyhOae here
Mes, Poft da "a @ IIesTy Light La Ilgs
quality Fregb,s Wheat &c. keS York
Receipts-whea 10000 Os ~ - bush
Flour 1900 bhs Shipmen-Wbeat A1A bush Corn 1Os bash
Oats l24OOO bush.
OswsGo Aug 2Four in esO demand With partial deelne Of &
per bb sales 800 bbs 4l0Vt0 ~ for No Sprng blld
81 50 for Red wnter; Sl % for WHIT sl2ss2 - M poila
Extra quiet sales Of $40 bush No Chicago Sprng a. 81 o
cargo of o. sellers option the neat tws
Corn quet held A. tie Tor Western " sfrse Cow
Meal ~ 50 q 100 10 Med good demand sad s'arce
Canal Fghts better " heat 9e Corr sf
se 10 NerYork Lumber ~ u to toe Hudson Railroad Fresa
Albany, SOC T. heg YORK bI RAT as
liver nports51 10 bush Wheat Oits bnsh Corn "a
Canal ETports9o bbs Flour plO b1si Coru
i9T4OO0 feet Lumber 80.
WiLnSGroS n c. Aug 28-Sprt. Of fTapsntins qoa al 5ia
52ic Rosn quiet al ~ glDb7
New-York tribune., 1867-08-29
DIED
RTMSTEAD-OnS SnniI

BUMSTBAD-On slnisy Avg % Jacob Bnesi agel y rear.
will place from the residence OF hs brobeBlfN 40
gusus g. Weed No 81 HrEr. Thurstay Aug - at1 't
brothers Theodore.
william. Council. Eo TO- so tue Bankss
Hill respectfully invited 10 sttc2i the funeral vhoa,
further The viii be taken TO Cypress HID CemeteT
for irtement
DUCLoS-ou sunday Aug 70 Emms wife Of Joseph b. Dus6s
aged 2S years and months ....
The relatives friends family respectfully invited speaf
funeral from late residence No 2H ls. fh ~ h ST. oH
Friday morning 10 o'clock Her remains viii be taken u heF'f
\. j. for nteruent
DRIgRRR-At o'clock morning Ang p Iobn Do
rieut Drinker aged years. months and D d,rs
The and friends the family respectfully inyi n sitRi
the funeral from the residence Of hs mother No b' Fort ecas
place Brooklyn, this Thursday afternoon al 3 oc1;E
Philadelphia aud Scranton papers please copy
LOW-n EeEYork welnssay Aug D. hr William sryeI Los.
IN the 5Jth year of hs
Notice Of funeral hereafter
PURDY-On evening a. Charles Feta sf
Purdv agei u months ani . iaTs
held the residence OF hs htef No ~
relatives of the family respectfully Invited attend The
will be- taken White Plains Cemetery ior ermeut On fulp per
train % o'clock 8
RRDFIRLD-At Rapids Michigan Tuesday Aug N l97.
George RedGe formerly Of Ssc&ctts liarJo n T. The 'H 20"
Of his
Jefferson County papers please copy
SNYDER-At Hudson Y n5nliy Aug %. Peter Su5i,r o.
Claverack COlumhia County n. Y aEsi 30 years
TURSBR-At Orange j. Weinsiiy, Aug o. Elizabeth wife Of
Dane H. Turner.
The relatives and friends funeral ,u the
her A. H. Scuder No 2lj Wes, br6ent a.
tlate No. 9 Hammond ST. on Friday. at O'Clock m
WHITRHEAD-At Morsto~n j. Tuesday morning Aug f.
FIthe Hon Ira {. Whitehead IN the 71h year Of hs ag-
The respectfully invited u siest
the Frst Presbyterian Church at horus0Sn %
from the foot Of Bys by T.. norus sai hes
KailrUad AZ O'Clock m.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-29
This coal was sold subject 10 the following rates OF
fre ght tolls Washington, which rates are guar
MEETING OLE TENEMENT REM ESTATE OWNERS

MEETING OF TENEMENT REAL ESTATE OWNERS
About 100 owners of tenement houses, lying
between the Battery and Central Park met last night At
the Gemania Assembly Rooms Nos 29l and 2o9 Bowery
Building law requiring the erection OF nreprOo safes Tor
the storage OF fuel belonging TO tenement buildings The
statute provides for the erection OF the fuesafe imme
dately after one days notice given 10 the landlord.
The meeting called 10 order by Mr. Joseph Haight
the Chairman vino made few remarks pertinent to the
subject under consideration lie argued thAt the law, II
enforced would make cheap apartments scarce thus o
pressing the poor Last year thousands OF people were
accommodated with rooms and floors Under the new law
not one tenement house has been built and the popula
ton OF the city s rapidly increasing The landlords had
cOuformed 10 the old law IN every particular ed y Is
To Insist upon tue enforcement OI Tue objectionable
The section alluded to inhctss penalty Of $50 upon
every failure To comply with the new regulation within
10 days after the notice Is served and an additional fine
OF 500 longer time Is allowed To clapse before the
qured building provided continued violation Of the
statute rs To be- considered msdemeanor punishable by
The Chairman said that the tenement owners lid not
oppose any sanitary regulation They were ready 70 as
ss the Board Of Health In making the premises IN their
charge comfortable and cleanly pOssibe but they
could not acquiesce in the carrying out OF an G posi- aco
law eutaiing upon them much unnecessary expense
The object OF the proposed association Is not merely TO
protect members from the enCrOachmcntS or mSdeCed
authority. IL will become in time political power which
will be felt In the government OF the metropolis The
speaker then alluded 10 the widening OF Church,st.,
which although actual work was ever done upon ~ has
the property coo, or which he was called
upon to $500 assessment on property III the
Ninth Ward Had there been organization ofpropery
owners at tine beginning OF the movement this vast
amount ~ Nancy Would have been saved. When they
combined oppose they succeeded in arresng further
proceedings, thus killing OF project which II successful
would have cost millions or dollars.
A committed OF five was then appointed TO prepare
constitution and bylaws TO be presented to the next
meeting Wednesday next, az p. The officers OF the
Association as now organized, are President, jos
aight Vice-President, Philip schaer Secretary JOS
stitItion and Bylaws consists OF Messrs VIM Simpson,
Jas Carr Philip schaffer j. Bush and Joseph Staple.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-29
GIFT coNcEEr swNDLEs-sEnUREs BY THE

GIFT CONCEEI SNlNDl4f4o- -SI4lLI RIS BA IllE
POLICE.
Yesterday Officer Immen of the Fifteenth
Precinct visited the gift enterprise establishment Of j.
Mitchell at No SOC Broadway, and arrested Charles d.
Maxwell and Michael r. Gregory, whom he found there
Gregory is alleged TO be paid hangeron in the place
aud when the officer attempted To arrest Maxwell
he struck him Il violent blow in the face. Gregory
was knocked down and secured and with his companion
wds taken 10 the Mercer-st. Police Station quantity
Of letters and papers were found ana secured FROM
the fact that large number of Clark, Webster a cos
circulars were found in the place ~ conecured that
both were run by the same persons
The circulars of Mitchell set forth that
gentleman and his wife being about 10 leave
the city, their property Including brown
stone house and furniture horses and carriages, dla
Inonds etc. would be given away at concert TO take
tickets for this concert have been Sold shown by the
books OF the 10 is needless to say that the
concert not held, nor were the gifts distributed
Mitchell in his office, and consequently escaped
arrest but will be taken INTO custody soon a. found
Officer lmmeu also visited the establishment OF George
". HOme. & Co., Managing Directors Of an alleged
Grand Concert aid OF the Masonic Hall aud Asylum
Fund" at No Gg7 Broadway and arrested Holmes. But
little in the shape circulars letters found here
but that little seized This concern, rendered seem
ugy respectable by quasi Endorsement from the late
Grand Master Robert ID. Holmes has sold great many
tickets 10 Masons outside OF this city We received
last week letter from gentleman IN St Carsylle,
Bedford Coz Pa Who has lost the Of an arm, aud,
having invested SIS In tickets requests US 10 inform him
when the drawing Will take place. Judging from the
action OF the police in the matter opne that the
wshcdfor day is far IN the future. Holmes was taken
before Justice Ledwith and held 10 bail in the sum OF
s. OIO.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

SAN FH.Scco Aug 28he shipments Of gold from British Co.
mba lar this those Of the Of
eSOOO ensr Francisco moderately active and the
result. are Money sh active demand chiefly Of
movement. crops wheasl 80 is the outside limit for shipping
Legal tenders, 7l4GT2
2EvOHLs, Aug 2aCoOn unehspged; sale, 27s bales Lo-
Mdns' 2e receipts, isS bAss exports A bales Flour unset
sd Snperene 90 Double RIir Sl0dSlL Com scarce and b
advanced Sc White aud yellow Med 81 25 white 80 oats
dull and declining naies At SIC Pork hr 4 S Gold l o'es
hng Exchange l55l6l56 Hewlok Sight Exchange premium
onAELEsros s. c. Aug 2Coton declined te sales 70 oaes'
Miiilings, 23c receipts IA bales
ST LOUIS 1Aug 2-Tobaeoo aetve and unchanged Hemp an
changed Wheat brusr for Fall and adTA9ed 5aSe tor fpng
New-York tribune., 1867-08-29
THE CROPS.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 2s..Slxty-six bales
Tats The corn crop is safe and large The cotton crop
bs been Greatly damaged during the last few weeks Tor
tbe iack OF rain and by worms - ,,,,
MyMPHIs Aug 2s.--AccOunts from Arkansas ana mis-
snni the Cotton crop suffering severely from
the dIontb The corn crop Is excellent
'n1 ri %iVu,n tS'r., ,,tn Aug 2S-The Lake Shore
Crane Growers' Association held their annual meeting
at Northeast Pa, yesterday Three hundred members
c,or f 1,,ss tns year though some rot and nnidew
They leave here tonight for Tip " lho grape regions
Of Ssndusky aud Tue SlaA1S'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-29
THE PACIFIC COAST.

MILITARY RESERVATIONS AT SAN FRANCISCO
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-The President has
directed that Peninsula Island in the Bay OF san Fran
CISCO be reserved for military purposes This Island lies
Just west OF Angel Island and Is regarded as having an
portant bearing on the defense OF Raccoon strait te
harbor and the Maynard at San Francisco. on the
same date the President directed that reservation lor
military purposes be made at Camp Goodwin IN Arizona
county irh reservation situated III the NORTHWESTERN
part Of Puma county the CHA River, embracing an
arc OF 36 square miles, about 2JO4O acres Cohuls
sioner Wilson OF General Land ONCE has Just Issued
the necessary Instructions TO the suryeyor6eheral OF
California and Arizona at San FRANCISCO 10 oauso tho
foregoing reservations to be respected
New-York tribune., 1867-08-29
CANADA.
\. GEORGE BROWN DEFEATED.

THE HON. GEORGE BROWN DEFEATED.
TORONTO, c. W., Aug. 2S.-Great excitement
prevails throughout Canada over the eecsn in South
Riding Ontario member Of the first House OF Com
OF the dominion The contest was between the
Hon George Brown leader of the Opposition, and Ihos.
N Gibbs esq. "A local candidate. on the first day n
tie vote was announced The second days polling gave
MIR. Gibbs a majority OF 10 out Of 25OO votes cast
FUNERAL OF ARCHBISHOP TURGEON,
QUEBEC, Aug. 2s.-The funeral of the late
Archbishop Turgeon OF the Roman Catholic Church Is
now I'm progress Minute guns fired, the cOrtege IL
exceedingly impressive and the funeral services full Of
deem
New-York tribune., 1867-08-29
THE INDIAN VAR.

AN EXPEDITION AGAINST THE sAvAGEs.
FoRT HAYS, Kansas Aug 20. via Ellis
WORTH, Kansas Aug 27.-Threo hundred cavalry under
command OF Major Elliott, eth United States Cavalry
and Major Moore 18th Kansas Volunteers, left here To-
day on an expedition to chastse the Indians that at
tackled Major Armes several days ago on the Saline
The health OF the troops II excellent company OF the
10th Cavalry arrived here to-day and were ordered 40
miles further west for protecting The engneors and la
bOfers the railroad
New-York tribune., 1867-08-29
TIE HARTwELL EMBEzzLEMENT CASE.

RosTON, Aug 2s.-In the United States Cir
emit Court Yesterday there lengthy argument on
the motion of the counsel OF Julius f. Hartwel late Tel
Ter I'm the United States AssistantTroasufers Office.
who ia charged with embezzling the public moneys by
loaning them the State-st firm OF Mellon Ward Co
he principal ground taken by the counsel for the de
tense was that Hnrtwe not In the meaning " the
law an officer charged with the keeping and disburse
,,nnt nf fhe public moneys The Court Overrued the
noton Uarfwel was arraigned and pleaded not guilty
Chief Iusco Chase was present during portion OF tho
hearing.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-29
ESCAPE OF ONE OF wIRz's JAILER

Information has been received at Washing
ton OF the escape last week OF James Duncan-WirZs
Commssary at AndersOnville Port Pulaski savan
NAH where he serving out sentence OF 10 years
imprisOnment for cruees To Union prisoners. He was
allowed 10 90 from the hospital to the wharf at night
where he broke small boat loose. and put on 10 the
French ship Leo which had cleared during the day from
sayauuah and sailed the next morning for France.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-29
VENEZUELA.
.vorupp REVOLUTION IMPENDING.

ANOTHER REVOLUTION IMPENDING.
HAVANA, Aug. 23-Files have been received
IRON, areacas and Laguayra the 9th inst An attempt at
ravouton had been made In Aragua against the Govern
ent led by Gen Marrero and Eseobar IL was surnised
thai iber object was reeect Muhoz 10 the Presidency
GREAT CONSERVATION prevailed throughout the country
New-York tribune., 1867-08-29
THE WEATHER.

REsARKs-Tbs Thermometer lowest early go morning.
little cloudy fog from to
land objects could orhe distance Of one hall m oni rain
from "a cloudy diuly rain from l0 to II - m
east zhtni1g in the W and intervals from 81 TO IL
New-York tribune., 1867-08-29

Twenty persons graduated from the Collegiate De-
partment from the Female, and three from the rheo
logical Lectures were given by Prof Park OF Andover
and President Haven Of the Michigan University Gov
Cox presided al the Alumni dinner
New-York tribune., 1867-08-29

FALL OF BUHDNGs.-Late last night, two
six story buildings owned by Hoffman * Fanning, in
course erection in Twenty between Second
and Thirdaves fell with crash, causing considerable
alarm in the neghborhood. No person wac injured.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE.

without coming 10 a yote progress reported and
tn Committee A..
Mr.. MERRILL Qicp WyOmngl moved 70 dl-chaIst t VIZ
Committee of the Whole from the further consideration
OF the subject and the report to the Convention
Carried.
The Convention then Adjourned til 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning