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New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
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II called BEST INs<RUMKNF MADE by all the heading
,as Of this city elsewhere
Forte Association aer tal In their win the FIRST manuiae
tsy.r. Of this country emine BEST PIANO AMERICA
us~a Nv the onservstory other bsh
res., because their power equality sweetness and b
ispey Of tone elastic touch, and great durability.
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E- coapleie without SET ~ these wot tho %
n be above editions Dkeus Works will BE- 20 80
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CUPREME C0URT,-THE MANHATTAN
- SAVINGS NNrTrrlON az. mon MoCABR sole hesutaf

pursuance OF adrnt order made IL tho above ehue aeisn on
the 2h dy Of Jlua A. H. 1867 the undersigned referee therein
nan viii sell public auction the Mereants Bxhange Sales
lCOm No ~ broadway IN the City Of Scw-iork on hoNDAf hs
l9ih VI February, 1851 ~ O'Clock BY Adrian H. Ma,
AUrtioneef--
An that certain LOT PIECE PARCEL OF LAND sih,Aie,
hng and being In Eighteenth tte Seenth Ward Of be Guy
Of Neaiok bounded ard containing rs sHoNs; Beginning on s
westerly sie Of The Secondaye distant ~ feet Eohery fom a
northwest coer of the Sconaave aud iWey ourthst running
thence nearly westerly parallel with rwenogrthSt along land
lately conveyed Thomas Mccullough ninety feet inches
Of uch thence nearly noer and alright nEss 10
Twenty Gn 81 twenty land lately Nathaniel
kecham uesgy esstedy and parallel 20 Twenty tst sod
along Sd Kham feet seveanehes Gnh oi
thence nearly scuhey aoug iheSecoEasa
wtlt, our ss T. the place hegning-Daed JAN ~ 1861
J. LAWRENCE SL0SSON, Referee.
ssA0sSOH u SRILONB PaItfs 4tionsta
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epee m poGqe cypress freight cost of trcespOro on ~
twenty Dollars 10 the publishers T. PET son
once
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
cTPRFME COURT, New YOrk.-SARAU w.

y GLRYDER against JANET BURNETT wife II James Burnett
oih-n pursuance judgment onier Of the above Court
ld action ALFRED r. ACKERr The Referee naaed
order viii se through EdwaT H. Lawrence real
auoneer Exchange Seoom No i'll Broadway,
NeyYork the "a day Of March, A. D. 1891 at IL
oroek neon premises described said Judnt
that Al that certain lot piece or psss Of sId sa1is
iug Twentieth Ward ofthe City Of New-iok bounded
and described follows Commencing point the otheJ EIDE
distant onehundred and sevsnoar feet ~estsy
from Thirty street and Seventh avenue,
running outsy line parallel With the seventh a,.rns
rs inches the center OF the bloch thess
parallel uith Tstsh street sixteen feet and zen hshesi
poiery Thrtv-sirth street II point distant
huure aud inches westerly from Toe seventh
westerly along ~ ten feet and ar Bebs1
10 The Mace of beginning ALFRED I. ACKGRT
REiSoLDs N.sscILaIcK. Referee No 3 Pee st
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
NOTICE TO CREDIT0Rs.-Pursuant to an

order Of the Surrogate OF notice hereby
having claims against CHARLES CATBN
oSeneca Of Ontario Couny state Of New York deasd t.
with vouchers thereof the undersigned admins
decreased bis Office in IN said
before the 10Th day Of June 8oLDaed Dec u 1895
GEO b. DUSINBRRRE.
TaIf f,vg Tn strator Ne ofsa ddeessss
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
SUPREME CouRT, City. and County Of


NUPKEME COURT, Cry and County Of New
- Yort.-BDWARD r. TIN BROECk aud PETER g. :. TEN
BRoBCK Plaintiffs, against BRIDGET MCCORMICK, THOMAS
REILLY and others Deenaln pursuance OF Judgment Of ths
Supreme Court nsdc the aloe entitled the June
1906 Darc mgraham. the Referee named IN said Judgment vii
10 sale pabh auction the highest bidder MONDAY
h day Of fbaa 1851 at u O'Clock tue Exchange as
No III Broadway in the CITY Of New York BY William KeJny
auct Queer, the following described premises VIZ:
Az these three certain lots pieces parcels o. ground tos. bnd
aud the euteenh Ward
er' SIDE of the First aud southey side Of Thirteenth street.
Known and designated by the letter and numbers J9 go and 1,
upon certain map td in OF the Register of the city and
County OF New lorS entitled Map OF lands tie City Of New York
iug beween Tenth aud woul streets and between the Second
and the Est River. devised by Peter g. Siyessnt decead "a
Ja Stuessu Others dated November H. 1877 bounded
scre follows Beginning the soahwestery thu
and Thirteenth and running thence cothwory
parallel Thirteenth eighty
neNad aorg line drawn parallel % the First
Thirteenth street and aouz Thirteenth
y chsS feet 10 the place o beginning according s
used hv the Commissioner for layn
ubr Legislature OF the oh
pissed APRIL 1907 Dated New York
il7 lsw5s DANIEL P:INGRAIAM, ir, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
CUPREME COURT-City and County Of

GUPREME C0URT-City and County of New
- Yorf-HENRY A. KENT plaintiff sgt JOHN p KELSEY,
Jendsn;Sainohs For money demand contact Com no.
sery the defendant You hereby summoned and required
this action which this day fled n TIE Onfs
o the CLERK of the City and County Of New-York at
Hall IN said city, and TO copy OF your answer ue
complaint the subscriber at his oce No. lnt Rev
Broadway in the City Of York. within twenty stamp zoe
exclusive Of Caneeled
such service; and II fail to the
complaint within the ac aforesaid the plaintiff this action vii sks
against Cor the Of o hundred and hnou doJA
b Interest the tTeDtynnth day Of Deefaer
hundd and nine besides the costs Of this aghoo
Dated December 90 1870. HENRY I.
Isnf Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
Gouses ano farms il1anteo.

Gouses ano farms Uanteo.
EARM, Village or City Place, WANTED
Within miles 81 NeRiok, worth from 1900 10 5000, IN
srcLanre h Prairie sn1s and Iowa G. g.
PRATT. No "a Puest, Room No.
EARM WANTED, within 60 miles OF New
York poug Island excptedlA small moderate sized FhRM
The largo and the buildings good The Farm nus, he
fneed Nae aud y fnite Address oT this
fall particulars and lowest cash price LION Boz No b4
Tribune Ohee
JvyANTED-A 3-story and basement high
soep HOUSE order above Thirty yseood st. end be
Tard Sevcnhayes price to tceed Soo0 Address
Room No -. No. ll5 Brsadgsy.
WANTED, TO LEASE FOR FIVE YEARS,
w purhs small convenient house or cotisge
moro lots ground and not further cen than
Railroad boat from the CITY Hall New York Address T. s.
EevYol Bon No. 4G6J giving location ard owest rent
lowest prss With tes terms
ITANTED-A BUILDING for MANUFAC-
w TURING PURPOSES without power equal 70
Is feet by leo I've oc high together s large yard Ades
lccaity particulars. " u. v, Station POstOhce
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
FARM FOR SALE.

The ,ubber 1 sale NJ, PARM .,ssd tie village %
VALLEY the Duche rarnpss sad within 20 Minutes drive
ofhe CITY ef Poughseep vAk Of our hurees
schools gnsmi blacksmith shops aud pooheeso mails
sni sut dsiiy.
Sad Farm contain, ,bos l'9 IN good state ef cultivation md
nbly ddei into gao grass woodland; vel altered With
uung spng. There house the promises The
onhtsFs auprgr sad sheds Their also good
ghs Of abeo 20 or o rces The ism sui large portion Of Lt
Pam g.. fenced siil good soBe ssn
SID private Until The lth day Of February
anl Gnoi s, h hat time private will on thai dsy Webru
lc5 Publr Aue1a oasc tie Gty of
Pshse1,e al oelo-. Oaoha of ibs parcha.-
ictasin NOON ,he pfra-, Ndrsrci
fof pacsa ulnc " jonathan Tho ElsH Tlorn. No Wash
isssqu- Neslofk thy An te The village Of Pleasant
NAie!, HesI tLs pTeualssa
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NuPRRME COURT.-ALBERTlC. LAMsON,

rPufnst EbLEkl G. FOLGER aud PERtl W. IlbbS, beetd'
for money deusnd on coutrSst
lot Revenue Uom ITO the Defendants. You are
stamp eeu hereby summoned and required g srsv,r the
.eomplainLiu this action, which viii b. tit@ no
cce Of the Cerk O the City snd Co"nty
ofNeNYork the City M IN said City. sad TO copy %
said complaint the su0srhefat bis ef No.
$50 New FORK C With twenty "a aer the erseae
exclusive ofsthe ay Of such sore and M 10
the said complaint within the time aforesaid he Plaintiff N es
the thirteen srndre
and dollars and from the 3st day ot
O,tob eight hundred aud sI besides the co>s VI
this ac,ou.-Dated, a. November llth. 1896.
SIDNEY HARRIS Plaintiffs Attorney.
fcd IN the Office OF the C Of ne
C fNes-Yvk the 2ls: day u JmuaIy lSo7
Jg2Iaw6vT SIDNEY :. HARRIS. Plaintiff AttoTfsy
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
Rsal Gsiaie for Sale.


A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME, de-
IA Ighuy situated LAKE, RoskoNKohA Il has private
water 'front.' and splendid grove on the bank soe house. lo s
nearly slate roof beaa views 20 good land Orchard Of
80 trees fruit Stable &c win be sold easy trms
very choice location. q. KING, Tribune o6ce n y
A FIRST CLASS FARM and Suburban Resi-
FOR sS 5 low 4 - % II raj ssI. Sn sT BTo'iR Bgrs % soS a1S
$oeOo ye pleasant hsa.sfa very seee1s Ss ,9
Piis,st Room No S
AVOID HIGH RENTS : 1900 FARMS,
~ COUNTRY SEATS and HOUSES and LOTS az ses BSn~S5 c
sSe cheap p' IS" psSGsSs @ Co. No a
DR00KLYN, Z. DIOR SALE, neat three
~ story brca HOUSES near sOuhe'entb't Ferry p b. AAoi
DEsIRABLE LoCATI0N--a6 acres of land,
win geOs lo 10 os s: O sEsppAR SO oi5: s Isl
ELIZABETH, N. J.-;IIandsOme French,roof
~ HOUSE. Is rOOns al SossTD Re s @ A s
SSsi Ply 70 MN sEsksR f % No. . ~ ss Bos Elizabeth
TOR sALE-One Of the most desirable,
1onGs With %asnsceTt view. Of Hudson and he Surrounding
GS ,d s p.s ASS built sa the Of Gs s f R a
room the eeoadaoOI with
grounds consists @ S sSS two sD IN H ers S on T @ s ps
srss With cosehnsn Tesidess & . over
o1 I Of large sS s9 & S
All 1 most g % % order asS 5 .o hs S s'q % SSs S' Tasr S9
win also Be sold ss'e With the above oHsOf the most @
the sane. Por terms apply TO D. HAWLEY, No 4a Plnest
NOR SALE, CHEAP-A 4-stOry brick, English
@ a. spS q i L HoIc os S e bSsd%st %S
EOR SALE-A fine COUNTRY SEAT ON
Staten Island with buildings completes % acres Of land WI be
. eS desired Splendid %S BoSERT SiTS IS BrodTs
FOR SALE.-An attractive RESIDENCE at
We. M ysrnon 2stpr SsaDs & dwelling Aa & with & I
Terms easy Apply TO A. JoURNEAY, No 8 Pinest
TOR SALE---A snug, comfortable COTTAGE.
II ground about 41rlS Price $500 ARgy -
EOR SALE or TO LET-A neat furnished COT
TAGE dcsiray Fort TI Tompkinsvle staten Island
per yesE Apply to A. J0URNEAY, No. Pnes,
TOR SALE-At YOnkeTs, within few minutes
Of railroad depot 2stoy Attic and Basement COTTAGE hled in,
containing fn i and shade I@@Sdate possession
TOR SALE-A large, wcll-finished HOUSE, in
nghhorhOod BERGEN with urths Of
laid garden well stocked with f, Situation healthy
xTPlS sf%Gf at SS iS frdsSssy %S'S' Room 10 H. -
EOR SALE-Elizabeth Residences, Country
Farm s. s T DsSt9 Tc p aIs G 10 @
.L'OR SALE in BROOKLYN-3-story modern
I @ s Nm HoTSs Sss ssA o ApS S joGRsfiE SHi @ No. % So
NOR SAEE at Tr0y-A good PLACE of 4
L Acre, with excellent House and variety Of Lt eligible
@sacs and p,''Tt PoBB e BStr r nee % Fs S RoS no ~ D'
, ,UtBU .crs F1R, land rough, but house eoad rot
h btuoS for $3.50, ten rooms two stories cheap neA'h sun
., Sfa sgTs yss se'd iq1 BEAN No I lis Si oS '
I Q. FOWLER, Westchester County Land
Agent Twenty tirit Hotel viii ssi a.
T,ton nice place To at'es on high g,SssSs; & geo"
of nile; fIOT pO good aosse and @ es,G SI sAO
ss. place al HsSs $500 Fnms and CeBntryes
ia, Az paris Of thr County
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
Goiels, Sc.
Professional Noiites.

nR. LARMONT, No 173 Broadway.
~ 10 Medical Adviser and Marriage Gu'des
his special Of local constitutional and diseases s
iur,s, fssula, piles &c.i VI 80 -
f. WARNER, Publisher, No veseyss
SURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment
- Of STRUCTURE YARICoCBLR, HEMoRRllOIDS, FlSTULA
and the obscure diseases u the re vscea under The icve
eoro of EDWARD IL DIXON NJ D. Editor Of Tie Scape ohce
No " Hnh-Ave
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
SUPREAlE COURT, City and County of New

CuAklES H. PETIT and WILLIAM 4 $50.
DOUGLAS a DOUGLAS, being srnsof Soc, Cancelled
GEORGE DOUGLAS Co. Defendants
seryecTO the
hereby summoned ard required
colpast which viii be dled IN the Oc Of the
Civ County NevYork at the Cy Hal in tse Cry
YoE epy 0f the said eomplsivs
No. ll2 Broadway. in the City Of New
sr the service hs summons es-
cnse service and II yOl the sd
pu within toe time aforesaid, the paaiAs IN this eon si sase
Judgment against the thousand and eighty def
and With from the oth day Of Notmesf et<
Thousand 0De siItyx besides the costs and ds1nTssshf
o this scliou.--Daied December g. 1860
wM A. COOK, PlaintiSs Attorney No. lle Bnessssy
II complaint menousd above died 1e od,e be
Clorb ofhe City aud County Of Sewlok Decenler 81 1896
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
Gsaal Notice..
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IN PARTIfJON-NEW-1 SUPREME
other. ag%s9. ssprss.
Of January ThoosaSd Hst Hundred e
IS Referee appointed for ,ss. purpose NV viii expose SS E gcss
5Sa hs ess
TGGS Of %, DAY al SSss Ave- . sfI .. I ys OF parcels LAND
beng & IN he 9 second ssi %s 'Sf he Vy' CITY q @ ssd
formed b the .sI;spI s S @ S 1s s ss 3 & S line ,s q sss
sns :S%s along S y ,1f dee :sy Ss f syI s% @ ed
essey along northey ne Of said land Chah
h11d[ Vd nss. s sss.er ss q @ aid land
% would S 2 BE- S sSD1aaoS @ Of sal, H. e % $ o. ~ % 1 land q ss
street. thence westerly the souhey side line Of Fulton see
% s spss s%sy ,n % and & Futon 0d s % q. 81 s % Ssas cor
the said several dsnensions more or less :
in lie second Ward Of the City SewYor bounded and described g
%' c street, to s & sSS@HE Sa & 9S: $ feet ivy $ s % ..s ss
on the eoRe formed the Intersection Of te easter sde be 81
where he easery line sde q he Gd Of the NesYoa Reaad
Da ghuT & hereinafter . isd % o. TO- So eGa10s % met sss ..a M
line Of FULTON twenyseen feet, thence soahery and in line
Sse nsb @ ,sep %e. and on line parallel SS Fson s
inches thence noerand along easery n
land belonging the Reformed Deh Church and os ssd
1 o Tas ss Gse v SGnf % 70 De be % @ S & %
a 4 md ss 4' al h so @ ssR S5 @ G. g,sif q s : 3. s
ON the ae,y e % or Inc Of BoSi%aT a & gs srS
inches IOrths fon tAe d hy ,hs as.se q the
Broadway heDe n@thery along seor hne sre.i.
Waser street yentseyen feet end inches thence
westerly but In n0rhy direction three feet tad eight
inches thence southey and parallel vita Broadway nearly thirty
and inches thence westerly and parallel with Wake street,
nearly three feet thIee souh and parallel with o.
nearly twenty feet thence easter and parallel with Wakes
street hundred and three ft and two inches the west
sr side line OfBosdSs the po place Of bsnuin be The '
several dimensions less
Also all those certain lots pieces parcels o spd situate,
hing and being the Rh Ward of the City Of Ne.Yo wbh 20.
eeiber bounded contained follows TO wit; BgnDng The
point formed by tie intersection 6e westerly nde OF ne
Broadway with The souby side line Of Walker street thence seai
y along The vsser de line Of BoadEy h ft and Ten meess
red feet end seven inches thence souery and parallel With
feet and six inches thence westerly and parallel
with Wter street nearly twenty-five feet and eight inches thence
the southef side line Of Walker street heace esey along The
and inche the said souhwestery Of Broadway and
Walker tue point place beginning be the said several den
slons or less
F Also al that certain lot piece parcel Of aHd tnste lying
aud being Fhh Ward Of the City of fwiork bounded sac Do
sbd cs to wits Beginning point on the southery se on
hne Of psu street distant hundred aIf ninety feet ana a
s0uher and parallel with Broadway nearly
westerly parallel with Lspea street OF
nearly So feet nortbey and parallel with Broadway
and three inches the southe SIDE or bh
Lspend street ssstey along the outhery de hne
feet TO the place Of beginning %
the dimensions fsd Sex.York January 70
IsoL AARON j. VANDEhPobI.
p DuowvYfr Attoney for psiutiN No Mallst, n y.
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Published tins day;
A NEW NATIONAL EDITION of the com
Anlefa n

CHARLES DICKENS" Boz
eaule,e an Seven re Noinss strongly hcund Cloth, G
oobAbEg beAy 5000 pages Price Twenty Doilan EEL
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
FEARFUL RIOT IN TENNESSEE.

ETHERIDGE SHOT AT WHILE sPEAKING-Two
MEN KILLED AND SEVEN MORTALLY
WOUNDED A NEGRO sHOr DOWN FOR
CHEERING FOR BROWNLOW.
Is TRIBUNE
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jnly "a dreadful riot
is reported to have occurred at R0gorsyo, East Ten
nessec, on Tuesday. A large crowd had assembled
on the public square, the CourtlIousc to hear
Mr.. Etherdge, the Conservative candidate for Gov
crnor, speak Many Conser' atiyes and Radicals
were armed with guns and pistols. After Etherdgc
had spoken an hour, he was interrupted by Tom
King, leading Radical, who pronounced q
statement he made lie. Etheridge re-
torted bitterly, when some one shot at
HIM Numerous other shots followed in
quick succession. The crowd broke, the Conserya-
lives going in direction. and the Radicals IN the
other Firing was continued for about 20 minutes !;
a white man and colorcd man were killed seven
inortally wounded and about 80 slightly. Tho
wounded were conveyed 10 a hotel, where they re-
manned. Etheridgc was not hurt and left for Smed-
lyville after quiet had been restored The negro re-
ported killed nt Knoxville yesterday shouted for
Brownlow at the Conservative meeting. when he
was shot down. The prompt action of the police pre-
vented 4 riot.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
LONG BRANCH.

THE RECEPTIoN AND BALL TO GEN. GRANT.
LONG BRANCH, n. j., July 25.-The recep-
ton and complimentary BAH to Gen. Grant at setsons
tonight was an elegant affair No finer assem-
blage was ever at "The Branch" than filed
tie spacious ballroom with the Generals entee at
10 O'Clock. He was followed by his staff, group OF
officers from West Point and n detachment from the
freate Minnesota including dozen handsome mdshiD-
men After prOmenading around the room the General
took his position for the order of handshanG, and
introduced ladies and gentlemen by the hundred mis-
cellaneOusy.
eie fbe available space covered with dancers. The
1;overnor's Island United States Band and GilmOros
served mn the music. "The Branch" is III blaze Of
0lory and the hotels mostly overtiowing.
Gen Grant 10 is reported. viii leave tomorrow for
pennsvlvania. though effort will he made 10 detain
him for grand dinner projected for Saturday evening
eTFTsON's LONG BRANCH, July 25--The ballroom, n a
Maze of light and beauty is magnificent spectacle The
General s s at his post receiving his friends and Mrs
Grant I'm white satin Is his side sharing IN the honors
~ the evening The General remains here TIL Monday,
and will then return TO Washington
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
rrNANCIAI. And COMMERCIAL.

IoNDoN July 25-NOon.-C Consols opened at "a for
money American Securities opened at the following
rates United States Five-Tweny bonds, 72a; Illinois
Central Railway shares, 76l Erie Railway shares, 49,
Afternoon-Consols have advanced per cent, and are
now quoted at 9 Illinois Central way shares steady
at 7ol Erie Railway shares have declined and are now
ouoted at Az United States Fiye-Twentes unchanged
from opening quotations.
Fvening-Consols closed at o4l for money. American
securities closed at the following rates United States
Five-Twenty bonds 70 1916; Illinois Central Railway
shares 76 Erie Railway shares 4S@ Atlantic and Great
Western consolidated bonds 233 The bullion IN the Bank
Of England has increased s95O during the past week
The bank rate has been reduced to per cent.
LIyERPooI July 25-Noon.-COtton-The market
ooened quiet m Tone and estimated that the days
sales will not exceed 10000 bales, The quotations arc
Middlng Uplands 1Old. Mddlng Orleans, 1o3d Corn
$50 per quarter for Mixed Western. Wheat-Calfor
MIA White 1919 per Genital Barley, 81 per co 10 oats,
Der 45 ~ Peas, AL per quarter for Canadian Pork 'S
and Beef 1IO per bbl Lard 1918 per cWt Bacon, 426
for Cumberland Cut Middles Cheese 64i for fine Ameri
can Ashes 81 for Pots. Rosin- Common Wilmington, Al,
and fine Amefioan 49, Spirits Turpentine, 81 per cwt
Petroleum 9d for Spirits aud 1S4 for Refined, per gal
TaOw. al per ewt ClOyerseed, al for American Red
AfternOon-slDee the opening of the Cotton market
there Improvement in business and bet
Ter feeling prevails 1t is calculated that the sales
will reach 12CoO bales The Breadstus market is gen
eraly unchanged In the Provision market Cheese has
met with further decline Of II, and fine American is
now quoted at 53 per cwt Lard has advanced 3D., and
s now quoted at 1910 for American In the Produce mar
ket Refined Petroleum has advanced to ia per gallon
Talow is Cd. higher. and is now quoted at $40.
Evenng.-The Cotton market closed buoyant at the
following authorized quotations. Mlddling Uplands,
IO1d Addling Orleans, lOsd. The business Of the day
has exceeded the general expectations and the sales foot
up full 1900 bales The Breadstus market has been
generally duh throughout the day; Corn, 35o; Wheat
1911 for California White Barley, Oats, and Peas un
changed. Lard closed firm at 1916 Pork and Beef un-
changed Cheese duh 53i. Petroleum closed at IA
for standard White and I'd. for Spirits. Taow, a for
i American ROsin and Turpentlne unchanged.
LONDON, July 25-NOOn-sugar, 25i6 Iron, 53I. Cal
euta Iinseed CSC Linseod Cakes 80 IO. Linseed Oil,
/ RA lol. Whale OIL aS2. Sperm Oil, al2O
Eveing-There is change whatever to report in the
London Commercial quotations.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
THE CRETAN INsURREcTION.

DISPATCHES TO TIE GREEK MINISTER At WASH
INGTON-THE PROPOSED COMMITTEE OF IN
CURRY.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-The following official
information has been received 40 the Greek legation
According TO the latest official accounts from Crete,
Omar Pasha has rcpulsed with losses from
the mountain region Of sphalda, and retired again
TO the Fortress HcrodeOn burning fifteen villages on
his retreat, and booming all the Greeks who fen into
his power 10 death by crucihNon. The foreign
Powers have rejected the sntan's proposition Of
Cretan Committee of Inquiry, 70 consist Of Turks
alone they insisting upon mixed Christian and Turkish
Commission Tie Turks viii not consent ~ tiis until
after the departure Of the Greek volunteers from Crete
while the Crctans decline Gcccde until after the de-
parture Of the Turkish and Egyptian troops The famous
Grecan blockade Arcadi has made, IN the mean
tnne its 18th expedition TO Crete, landing munitions and
provisions and enabling large number q Greek women
and children TO escape from the snan's crnc.LSe
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
THE PLAINS.

TIE INDIANS ATTACK A MISUNDERSTANDING
PARTY-THE FLoGGING AT FORT sEDGWiCK'
OMAHA, Nebraska, July %. - Seventy-iive
Indians attacked surveying party Of the Union Pacific
Railroad on Bitter Creek, on the 22d motay woundng
p T. Brown the engineer in charge Of the party Brown
died on the 23d The Indians virtually have possession
Of the road between Fort Saunders and Fort Brdger
The investigation ordered by Gen. Grant IN the al
legged brutal whipping Of citizens y soldiers at Fort
sedgwick has closed The testimony is conclusive as TO
10 tLe men under him. LaceTatiOns Of the flesh and
other cruelties committed. Lieut. Lantz
prOmpty stopped the hOgging, which was simply few
strokes with gun sling The reported whipping OF q
soldier for stealing gun and exposing him 10 the prey
OF gnats and usketOs is without foundation as testified
10 y all the officers Of the 3Oh Infantry aud number OF
civilians No civilian present at the hogging, as
falsely reported.