davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
CANADA.

ruE ELECTION RIOTs-THE ATTACK on MECHAN-
Ics HALL-M'GEE's RESIDENCE GUARDED 30
POIICE-TWO KILLED AND ABOUT IhIhli
DESPERATELY WOUNDED.
MONTREAL, Sept. Tine elections cohcI'ueu
mere Yesterday McGee had majority OF 900 TO start Oh
mi Deylin gained steadily him all day, AZ O'CLOCK
COW took place in GrfinOwn, III the course Oh WHICH
,hrae men were seriously beaten and Kicked ana were
anav taken away for dead Despite the most strenuous
ors Niece kent the lead throughout the day ana ~
- Hoe ~ the polls had majority OF 2IJ A. oui 40
~ ,oiIs reve closed a mob about coo Strong lNhsu W
I ~ Pen erDes.sf 10 Mechanics Han, Mcbces heHu
o1arters and attacked those present az 'ne aabe6
gun, n,oeress They broke III the WINDOWS SMASHED
sk a. and completely Quilted the nan III
70 eet at NcCiee and hls conInttee i5Sy,srs
sV9.eoLsd rallied and defended themselves &C.
e a. on all sides and serious flOt ensue.
AZ CHI mad been time III pORrcss - 80 ,h,
tachInent OF police and the cavalry ioTee
ons THE mob could not withstand the repe'te. n
orcanized bOdy and completely f0uteu 1 nc
a,,no made a short resistance. ADOit uO~ea aorc
s,nr rrere captured by the soldiers ana ponce anu
III ,y,th the greatest difficulty saved from INC h.
oIny - the euTaRed citizens, who srgea eNce'i9 r
n,y cantors crying Lynch them lyhch nSi ., ,e on
taeI ~ tskc the prisoners from the custody ol I sS
enorC tIe Law were however, vain one man 49,
,t an serious casualties from ciuDs anu so ,ed
ia halfa-dOzen gIDshOt WOuDos ar lVpo -
the nsnt &c ,niries suffered by the ctlebs III tne
AZ t'e sun s .h melee NJ further disturbance toVh p
coursGe ~ after the attack McCreadys nohe INC
ssdence was guarded by police ui 80. p"l,c Court 10.
Srtiss arrested brought 10 prosecute
70 and were discharged 10 ono aPPo hot and beaten
gay III" nSnc6am and others, who were aO, ,Is Seaten
Jnein 1nstro several policemen were pii,l"'1 "s
are &C.. hss rses,,Ined its wonted quiet To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
MEXICO.

THE REMAINS OF MAXIuL1AN-sANTA ANNA5
TRIAL OGREsSING-EXECUTION or GIN.
OHOEAN-AN ELECTION OF PRESIDENT OR
DERED BY JUAREZ
HAVANA, Sept. ,, via Key West, Sept Z VIA
Lake City sept 7-Our Vera Cruz dates TO Sept /.
and from the capital to August 2s They received
to-day by the English steamer Merey, which brings
lot Of Imperial refugees The reported arrival at Vera
Cruz a Maximihans body is contradicted 1t is also
contradicted that his body mutilated Commander
Roe Of the gunboat Tacony by request Of the Austrian
commander claimed the body OF the Emperor and his
request has been listened 10.
ActiugC Consul OttcrbOuvg III the absence otho French
Belgian and Italian COnsus Il acting medium OF com
muniCatOu for ther Governments MI Plum hds not YET
arrived at Mexico.
The Supreme Government has ordered the case Of
Santa proceed Santa Anna Las employed counsel
and his defense Is being prepared All Generals con
demned 70 death al 2neretaro hc9aing 1a5 .il., nav
been pard0ned Gen OHOran on tho 18TH, was sentenced
by cOurt-InaIual 10 he shot on wednesday az a. H.
The sentence carried out Oh the Pazdca dc eAco
acO against the remousrauCes Of the American Minister
O'IIoran left letters 10 yindicate his memory
President JuarcZ has dcCT9cd cOuNOCatOh OF McNlcih
people for the purpose OF eectug President Congress
iBen and Magistrates o. the supreme Court -
IOpeZ the traitor, has published an account OF Inc
siege Of OueetarO and seeks to establish the fact that us
fali was not the result Of treason Gen. Corona has
GONE to Guadalaara POrriO Diazs troops commenced
their march from Mexico 10 Iehuacan Gen. PaNOn
mas been nominated Governor OF Tamaulpas. Jesus
Gonzalez Oregas awaiting the action OF Con
Tie Society Of the Sisters Of Charity has been abol
shed and another under patronage OF the republic e.
fahlshed. A cOnducta with Sl,OOJ,VD ha1 lef san LUIS
POtos Vera Cruz. Chihuahua gold nelds nave peeh
yielding largely The merchants pays per ounce tie
A sruiV Of munitions o. war has Dccn forwarded
from Texas To Chihuahua to repel the Indians and hb
ters Gen COmOnfOIt's remains were brought 10 the
capital OH Aug Is, and deposited al the Panteon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
TIE ANTIETAM DEDICATION.

PROGRAMME OF THE CEREMoNIEs-rHE PROCESS
sIoN-ORDER OF EXERCISES AT THE LAYING
OF THE CORNERSTONE OF THE MONUMENT
BALTIMORE, Sept. S.-The following is the
programme for the dedication of the Antetam National
Cemetery on the 18th Of September
ORDER or PROCESSION
- ~ irg 90 ~ Gu - y, os - ~ fNna,na
Sept H. 1904
Ada Chief Marshal Aids
Lieut. Col Jane. ~ Moore s. A.
I aflnryy
Gen Grant and Stat
MiorGen Mcclellan and STAFF
yor hlorGen Burnside and staff
~ Officers SOD Soldiers ofthe Army OF the Potomac
oEeer Of The NAVY and Marine corps o. United States
LIE r Tns cSb Of ,hs s S5,eS states
The Diplomatic Corps
The Chief Justice and Associate Justices Supreme Court Of the
TSs Orator ch'paius and Post Committee arrangements
Members Of the 9,el STATE senate and House Of Representative
Board Managers fthe Ancam National Cemetery.
MAYORS OF Baltimore and Washington, and other citcs
Ma.onc Fraternity.
Independent order Of oldsllowa
ARR.SGEKSr AND oRDEG og gxEecI.rs rns
CgMETERY oE Tx coESKH srosK % THE hoSu-
TIE Marshal and Marshs will assemble a, Keeysyie
o'clock The military will form At Keeysvie at O;J5 m on
bodies will orm the pike ane to Shabag east Of ae
Ioa4 s e & Ts 81 the o, s0 eoR G or upon
the arrival Presidential party up the pike to the cemetery
!
Directed present the President Of the United States and
all Who occupy the shall to the same Ladies VIII
the add desirable thai they be the ground
II O'Clock Tie exercises viii take iace as Soon as tue
eatre procession ia ia position on the ground, as mio"s:
MusIc-Band
Prayer by the Rev , I% Mr'o Of S'"''F''y
Introductory remarks by the Governor Of MARYLAND
yusymu composed by Rev Edward Of Pennsylyana
the by the Grand Master Of tue Grand Lodge
o Masons
The Antietam Dedication OF Maryland.
b. the Hon A. ". Bradford ~ Maryland
posed b. the Rev Edward Never Of Pennsyvsna to
leadership Of william T. MaoobOugh Of hewl ORR
Remarks bg ths President Of the United states
Music-Baud
Poem by Clarence + Buher Of hsW-York.
Musc-Band.
BeueiCtiOn
Aer the beuen the will be dismissed and the Marshal
anu Assistant will the President sud party TO
Kecysv Saute will be- hred az sunre during the move.
PROCESSION tue close OF tue exercises
JANIS NJ MO0RI. Chief Marshal
Trains will leave Baltimore =, and o'clock a.
for Keedysyile. and return IN the evening keedys-
willie IS distant about two miles from the cemetery Fare
OF the railroad reduced onethird. Tickets for the
round trip From NewYoTk and return, sl3 75 Pha-
dcpha 81 Columbus. Ohio, So l5 CINCINNATI s22 and
Washington, Sc
Among the more recent answers to the Chairman of the
Committee Of ArTun gcncnts those from the Govern
Of NcwIcrSey and Connecticut, who VIII attend the
dedication ceremonies The vocal music fOr the occasion
will be led by William T.. Marlborough of York, and
two hymns prepared by the Rev Edward Myers OF
Philadelphia late chaplain in the army, one OF whose
fell the field. and lies buried thcreD VIII ne sung,
adding peculiar personal Interest to the OCCASION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
GEORGIA.

REGISTRATION - INCREASE OF THE CoLOEED
POPULATION.
From Or Special Correspondent
ATLANTA Ga. sept (, 1867.
The work of registration in Georgia is nearly
completed and the results 20 this date rs follows:
Whites s9s92 Colored .93,6s2 Total .lS5o7i
Colored majority .-.... ...-....--.-. S'''o
II is not supposed that the entire registration In Geor
ria will eoual 600 IL Is well known that not all the
freedmen entitled registration have registered but
counting them only at $1,000 and multiplying by hye
TOO low rate to obtain the total negro population
gives us 900 exceeding 10y nearly 5000 the IOtl cooIeu
slave and free population OF Georgia IN 1850 hgs
must be highly COnsOatOry to such persons as Tue Georgia
cnrresnondents of some Northern COpperhead sheets
who have lately been wringing their hands III anguish
over the sad fare nearly Onehaf OF our Dack lopu
ton the victims OF Emancipation ana the freeuneiIs
Bureau" demanding, III paroXysm OF Pseuuophiianh
thrnnv an account from this Radical Congress Inc
black population of Georgia Is larger than herein stated
much inrger-not 10 mention the VIGOROUSLY asse ehl
grafton Gf freedmen from Georgia 10 Mississippi out OF
Florida such Georgia correspondents WIZ soon nave
much more mractabe and annoying statistics than these
wherewith 10 employ their powers OF calculation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
THE ACCIDENT on TIE NAUGATUCk
RAILROAD.
FULL PARTICULARS.


Prom Our Special Correspondent
TnoMAsTON, Conn Sept. 6. 1867.
A sad accident occurred last nIght OH tue
Naurotucu Railroad about mile and half above the
village OF Thomaston.
While crossing a email bridge, the foundations anu sup
norris OF which had been washed ana weakened 10y uo
sudden rising OF the stream. caused By very sewers
the tender and baggage-car were precp
taed into the river The engine was LEFT on part Vi the
hr,dge which did fall, the fireman escaping without
harm and the engineer with some severe prusSs ihe
twn nnssengeT-cars stopped 30 tnaI theSS uiu iIo'
eli ,rto the river, although the FORWARD car pro
ioa,sd ont some way the stream me pissen-
Jars tremendously escaped without any very serious
tnries Most OF them walked Dnck 10 tne village, ana
,e cared for by residents the baggage ana sino
,c,r contalning Is persons fell with the bridge, ana
hin detached from the tender and passengercars by
Tie breaking the couplings, was Heated down the sWo
len and raging river =, A., ,ou,,,.osa n, A. u.h,
- rss deepened by frequent flashes OF lightning.
hnut half mile down the stream the car dashed over
the dam OF the Seth Thomas Clock Company works,
while some OF the unfortunate passengers stu chung To
,hc ron OF the which kept rghted most OF the
,na v means the heavy trucks and wheels As they
e Inv the village their frantic cries for help alarmed
Inc neiehborhOod aud everything was done 10 help the
unfortunate men. The driven down the stream
a. that IL was with the greatest difficulty that rope
Yas thrown to,the men, and the stopped All that
we're ON board rescued but alas not al VINO
an that strange and perous journey vera thereeight
only out OF tho fifteen known TO be on board coud DC nc
counted for This por1ps largo gpas oil men nave o'""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
MIR. THOMAS COMMAND.
OVERLAND MAILS.
,pprGrIARITY IN TRANsMIssION-MAILs THROWN
AWAY.

IRREGuLARITY IN TRANsMIssIoN-MAILsT THROWN
AWAY.
To the Editor Of The Tribune ,
SIR. By Wells, Fargo & Co.'s daily mall
which arrived here from the East to-day received THE
DAILY TRIBUNE for which am a subscriber OF date May
and 1867 Also, The Independent New-YorD OF dates
Feb a. May 2 and May leC7 Also The Syracuse Dd"y
Standard for Feb &c. 1867 Also TIE Cg Times Haynes
yiIle OhiOl for March a. 1867 Also, The Ogie rOmny
Press NJ for Feb. I6. 1861 Also, H0Tpers Weeky fOl
Anil 2- Isf7 Yesterday received HE DAILY TRIBUNE
for Nav d and 20 last The day before received the
receiycd bv one mail DAILY TRIBUNE OF May 20 ana
u and July 26 a. and o. During the latter part OF June
as kreceved some thirteen Of TIE DAILY TRIBUNE by
one mail for the months Of March and April last get
scarcely one in 10 Of the daily Eastern papers for when
have subscribed and not more than one IN -FOUR OF ne
,veeklcs This complaint is not confined 10 one or rev
ndiy idls but n nnirorSdL Besides this the mails are
mare damaged by being wet and by other agencies
we have thus suffered these Interruptions IN our
mails FOR some eight nine months IL Is anything Du
asin 10 te citizens Of Idaho and other places west OF
Nc Rocky Mountains the daily coaches or TINS
Gnmnny arrive schedule time, ana at the same time
IN rcccIye the mails so very irregular =,
Ihoye been informed by men who have recently crossed
che mains that they saw OF mail matter laying by
~ irnad side or thrown into mud holes for bridging
Xa NAV make such OF this letter as you may deem
omitted 10 state that by the mail today letters
,,re received here, from Boston ana NeW-lOrk III 10
days - , ,,,. .,c On 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
NFN-YORE.

THE CALIYOENIA COPPERHEADs N NEW-YOBK'
The resident California Democrats met at the
Metropolitan Hotel Saturday evening 20 reivee OYER
the result OF the California election. Judge McGOvern
presided. Highfyng resolutions were passed and
COMMITTEE was appointed TO prepare an address OF con
graduation 10 the ubilaDt COppoTheads OF the Pacmc
slope
LOCAL POLITICAL GOSSIP.
The paragraph published on Thursday re-
factinc on the political course Of the Hon Thomas j.
Creamer late member OF Assembly from this city was
unjust and without authority. Mr. CreameTs action IN
the late legislature and especially MS vote the under
ground railroad, were worthy OF commendation
The rival Republican Union organizations OF
the XIXth Assembly District have cO8lesced, the terms
being mutually advantageous to both organizations.
REPUBLICAN CLUB AT MOBHSTOwN.
The new Republican club at MOnlstOwn Is
Differed "a follows President, Frederick g. BuTnhan;
NceIresdents, Henry Pifncy, James VI. BrOWh j.
Fred Donaldson, A L. Cross J. L. LOunsbury secretary
and reasurer, Hayward G.. Emmcu Correspondence
Secretary stephen PiersOu: Executive Committee john
whitehead James V. Bentley, John Il Piper George L.
VOORHEES, Ellis r. Armstrong and the Pr sGent a. Cco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
Special gotitts.
The Vailed Prophet

failed the young Ann With tie voupnou' incense Of @
burning spices but all had PHALOSS NIGHT BLOCKING CIRRUS
been among perfumes Of his sego the lover fzea would have
tried 10 escape its .eductions in ysini
Council Number Four, u. L- a.
CHARLES SPENCER President Of the Republican Central
Committee will address this Cornell
THIS (MONDAYD EVENING,
Sep. at 3 o'clock Hall Bgh.ba and West Eight
eeuths; Members of other Councils invited 70 attend
ALEXANDER MCLEOD, President
GEORGE TYLER, Secretary.
Hernia o Rupture Radically Cured by DR. A. sHb8-
MAN Surgeon formerly peTl0 a. the years,
Prncpa of the Rupture Institute NewOrssns where tho
United successfully irAed onrS his
serce sfcted No GU Broadway FOURTH
fall confidence Of immediate aud permanent reiei.
with regard 10 age or durai o disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
THE ELECTIONS.
CALIFORNIA.
NO MORE COMPLETE RETURNS RECEIVED.

NO MORE COMPLETE RETURNS RECEIVED.
SAX Francesca, Sept. mo data have been
receivod for complete rssae Of the election results fur
ther than already noted, except majorties which
have been telegraphed from the interior Haights ma
iority In san Francisco stands over 1000 This might
have been overcome if the fun vote had not oeenpeveed
by apathy The apathy prevailed IN the Interior
Nevada County one Of the strongest Republican conn
tes poed only $500 votes Of 800 registered giving
Taipht Is majority This is a representative instance
several small counties are to-day reported 70 have gone
FOR Gorham By majorites averaging less than 100 THIS
does not change the result announced. Highly Cnom
for Copsrc,, is 700 ahead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
FIRES.
syoKr-uoUsE IN WASHINGTON

sMOKE-HOUsE IN WESTINGHOUSE
AT ~ o'clock p. m. yesterday the stock in Mr.
L. Eare's smoke house. at No. sos Washington ST. was
damaged BIZ fire to the amount OF $500 Insured.
BARN AT POUNDRIDGE.
On Saturday night Mr.. Martin Bambers
barn. in PouudridSe was destroyed by nceDdary tire
II contained 20 tuns Of hay, and large quantity OF
wheat Loss about 5000. No insurance.
BARN AT CORTLAND.
Mr.. James Delaney's barn was burned on
Friday night valuable horse killed Loss about
100. No insurance
CLOTHING STORE IN SEVENTHAYE.
Helena Wilson's secondhand clothing store
nj No 2O seventhave was damaged by fire. at about
O'Clock Yesterday morning to the extent OF 500. In
sured for 81 900 by the Park Company The fire is re
garded OF rather suspicious origin.
COAL OIL RETfNERIIS BURIED.
BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. IA fire broke out
last evening in Jackson Wilson's coal OIL rthnery and
extended To the American Companys refinery. The loss
~ far as ascertained. is upward Of $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
SOTTH CAROLINA.

SENTENCES by A MILITARY COMMISSION IN
CHARLESTON.
Maior-Gcn. SicbIes, on the Both nit, pub
ishcd the sentence OF military commission held al
Charleston - c. last month FOR the trial Of two civil
inns Samuel Iieblo and John Green the former white
aud ,he latter freedman Iirbc tried for shooting
a colored woman named Caroline Mccoy with intent 80
Kill lie pleaded not guilty, but was FOUND suIty, ana
The sentence was NIT gated by Gen Slckles % imprson
nent In Fort Macon y G.. for three years: Green was
tried 0u the cnarge OF assautng freedman named
Adam Dent with knife with intent 10 Kill lie pleaded
guilty and was found guilty and sentenced TO nara laDof
a, Fort Macon, y. g., for three years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
ARMY GAZETTE.

Firs; 9th 10. (retIr In charge Of the
f1 la, wholly from Clothing Depot ~ New YORK
service With years and al porting 10 Breve MAJ Gen ingalls,
l9sance Acting Quart-rn4ster General ,NeW.
pr.tat N,ior John ZONES York
gmlt Reserve Corps Major Henry G. Robson Corps
discharged rom Engineer assigned 20 du'y on the
W Tompson stat Of M6sn Haeck a. san
has been ordered before the Med. Frlneisco, Cal
al Fr,miriue Board Capt NJ Ernst, Corps EHg
Geu G. g. Sawle assigned - tniy on the san
Quermasr been ordered vi NJ Gen HAleek temporary
Breg M Gen. D. H. Via gnl the arrival MAJOR Rober
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09

The ANIMAL election for State, county and
town officers takes place to-day. The candidates for Gov
eruor are Republican Joshua l. Chamberlain dorreeec
tom, Deuocratjc Eben T. Pisbury. The same candi-
dss were oppossd last year. with the following result
ThamberaiB G9G2C Plsbury. a. 1883 ChamDellalns ma
trstv o. az The canvass has been especially inter
gsti fbis vear and light vote viii be cast The Liquor
Prohibition question is leading issue ana inc Denoialo
will Gain something by 10 the strength "i tnc heNce
ProhIbtory act passed By the last Legislature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
nm NTGEO EIsING.
ST. TIIOMAS.

UPRISING AMONG THE NEGRoES-ATTACK on TIiE
PORT.
HAVANA, via Key West, Sept 5.-lt Is re-
ported from Thomas that there has been sort Of up
rising Of about negroes and caused considerable dis
order IN the streets They attacked the fort but
quickly repuscd with killed and several wounded.
About Of them have been imprisoned The uprising Is
said have been caused 10y sanitary measures lie
creed 10y the Governor and the Board of Health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09

Grant, Sckles, or Sheridan with their suites,
would not looked after tnan would any VI our
citizens prOmenading Broadway with suits from STOKES :
Clothing House No. 500 Broadway. The ready made
clothing sold at attracts by the style of the cut
and material well by the beauty OF ts workmanship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
THE LAND OFFICE.

Commissioner Wilson of the General Land Office,
has from e az 81 PauFs hhn
showing Pope and Lac VA Parts Coun
that state embracing Of - - These lands la
sihin limit. Paul ant Pacific kai al AMI
by the Chppesa River and several small
creeks tributaries OF the The lird 10 generally rolling prae
terminating hu5s Aoug The and aAs There considerable
nri0s the aud small Of timber usually aoout h'e
grove The greater portion % the soil lTs quality and
suitable agricultural arug purposes There
settlements the tract lie time Of the survey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
OBITUARY..
GOV. JOHN NJ. HELM.

GOV. JOHN NJ. HELM
Gov. Helm of Kentucky, whose Inauguration
as Governor was announced only few days ago died at
his residence at ElzabethowD yesterday. During the
Rebellion Gov Helm was open and ardent sym
pathzer with the Rebellion andwas on that account cho
sen by the nominating Convention OF the Democratic
pary which being this year entirely under the control OF
returned Rebels presented clean ticket OF Rebel soldiers
and omen sy1npathizers with the Rebellion. AZ the cleo
ton GOV Helm received votes against 5000 given
10 NJ Barnes the candidate Of the Republicans and
l31G7 given TO WIN. b. Khkhead, the candidate
OF the Third Party or Conservative UnioniSts
His funeral will take place Tuesday, just one week
from the DAY Of ms Inauguration when he said that al
the close OF ms present hs political life would ehd
forever His death having occurred during the first two
wears Of his term the law makes 1t the duty of the Chief
nstiee 10 order an election for Governor, TO be held
on the fret Monday Of August next Meantime al inc
powers and duties appertainng 10 the office must De
exercised by Lieut-GOy. Stevens
MR. THOMAS CONLAND.
Mr.. Thomas Conland, young merchant rep
reseug in this city the OF his father and brothers.
John Couland d Sons Of Linen Han Belfast Ireland died
IN Friday tie 18th ult Accompanied by friend he had
left New-York a fortnight before on summer tour III
Canada West on the return Trip Whne waiting IOl tne
train al sand Point, he, his companion, ana coninon
friend went down 10 the Ottawa TO DatDe Lhhapl4y a
most dange part OF the was chosen IOl s
nose where but few moments AFTER ne hau cntoi
wafer ne sank in hidden chasn OF the rivers Deu ce
10 the surface for a second only and sank again oeoe
the help thar near could reach MN hA'ei WV
,lays' search his body recovered ana pureu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09

mission of the crime Arrangements being made for
the seventeenth anniversary celebration, on the g ms
OF the admission OF California into the Union Inc new
DIRECTORY for Francisco shows the population TO be
over $4,000 The population only 5000 seven years
.--..,.,
The steamship Sierra Nevada has arrived from Mazaah
will $4,000 ia Ne XiCau coin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
TENNESSEE.

DEATH or 4 CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR or NASH
VILE.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 7.-Abram Myers, the Con-
servnye candidate for the Mayoraty of Nashville was
instantly Killed to-day by fall from the staircase Of the
Crystal Palace, by the balustcrs breaking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
WEATHER REPORTS.
MIRRIED.

TCklNSON-SARGEANT-a Boston on Thnrsiay sept o M vac
Sargent William Dickinson Of Michigan, to Lane
O., daughter OF the ofcans clergyman
IRALECOpCUTTO Tuesday Sept at the residence Of the
brid. fthey Yonk by the Rev DR. Garter Dr.
Charles Le Of Nowsrk " N second daughter Of a
John CopculL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
THE PACIFIC COAei

sxFe.xcsco, Sept. IAN iron light houSe Is
being constructed here for cape p"ener was dis
1900 - ne defauer to the amount OF sioOOOo lie
,s,, the state m the steamer Great Republic TOT ,be
Gs vss 10 tas habit Of gambling, wheh leu =" Wv '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT
AL orpErs 10 KEMAIN IN roRcE.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. In assuming com
mand OF the FIFTH Military District, Gen. Griffin says
Aucxistlng orders viii remain Ia force. The District
stad officers Will continue to perform their customary
duties headquarters at NewOricaEs untl further
orders"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
VERMONT.

MONTPELIER, Vt, Sept. 7.-One hundred ana
sixtyseyen towns give for Governor: Page c7o2i I'd
xysrds aa21 There are no more towns heard from.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09

searching the river and overown banks Upto this time
four OF the bodies have been recovered among them at
OF Mr. Skinner, the wellknown express agent.