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THE PROPOSED IMPEACHMENT.

A private letter from Maine, in which we
have every reason to place entire condolences,
informs us that Senator Fessenden, whose in
ftuenoe mp to this time has been most effective
in preventing the impeachment of President
Johnson, now freely avows himself in favor
of that measure. He states that he favors 1t In
the belief of its absolute necessity for the pres
eryatioE of the public interest, and in obedience
to the well-nigh unanimous sentiment Of his
constituents. As we cannot doubt the truth of
this important informa' ion, we can see moth.
ing in the future that may possibly prevent
Mr.. Johnson's impeachment; Mr.. Fessenden's
influence and labors having been the ch ef OBJ
stacle in the path Of those who have urged the
measure up to this time.
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NAVAL, OROERs

Commodore Charles SteedAAn detached
from the ccmmandof the Colorado, and placed
on waiting orders. Lieut.. Commanders Geo.
Dewey. Il. B. Kobeson, W. T. Sampson and
o. A, Bsschellor. Lleutenants Craven aad o..
H. Pendletop. Surgeons James McOIelland
And John r. Quinn, Passed Assistant Surgeon
T.. G. yeFneulen. Chief Engineer B. f. Gar
win, and Chaplain o. r. Hale, have oeea de-
tsched from the Colorado and placed on wait.
ing orders. Paymaster John S. Ounnin CHAM
detached from the Colorado, and ordered to
settle his accounts.
Commander Oscar O. Badger, detached from
tho Peoria and placed on waiting orders.
Lieut.. Commander l.. p. Adams, detached
from tbs Peoria and placed on waiting orders.
Commander W. W. Low, detached from duty
at Pittsburg, Pa, and gr1nteu two months
leave. Commander ohm II. Upshur, detache ed
from the command Of the Frolic from the 18th
ulUmo, and placed on waiting ORDERS
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ARMY ORDERS.

Hrevet Major General n ID. L. Simpson,
Lieut.. Colonel and Assistant Commissary.
General, has been assigned 10 duty as Chief
Commissary, Division Of the Pacific
Brevet Major E. b. Whitman, A. @. M vols,
has been ordered to relieve Brevet Lieuten ant
Col A. q ID. vols. in superin en- dence OF csme-
terlal duties.
Colonel Miles will proceed home, and 70.
port Ny letter TO the Adjutant General
Breyet Lieut. Colonel Eugene Pickett. Can.
tain Z2o '. II. e., has been mustered out and
nonorably discharged.
FIRST Lieutenant Henry H. Lantz, 4th Infan-
try, has been dropped from the rolls of the
army tor desertioA.
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FINANCIAL.

The. New. York banks are sending carreaey
West, which. III the absencsp Of any Treasury.
operations in their favor msy b expected 70
produce On uptav fable sho wing ID the mex e
baak statement. Tho Sab Trsas ury has paid
about $500. GOO in the redemptton Of conpoands,
within the last three days. Governments con ;.
tinue sctiye ana arm. and yesterday The Five
twenties Of 1862 were oettsr. ow ag to the
upward tendency in geld. while the market is
sustained BY steady in vestment demand
Gold continues to show . sharp upward ten.
dency. The Government has not been . seller
for some days past, while the customs dsnaad
is unusually active. Some amonunts are also
reported TO have been bought for Boston and
PhiladelphiS 70 meet the demand for duties.
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Army CHAsGKs.-Brevet Lieut.. Ool Henry
\" james, U. 5. A., formerly Staff Quarter.
master to General Grant, and lately @ uar,er-
master at the Schuylkill Arsenal in Philadsl-
pnia' has been assigned to duty as Department
Qoaftsrma ster at Fortress Monroe, vice Bro.
VET Lieutenant Colonel Thomas T. Whytal,
mustered out OF service Lieut. Col. Whytal
Is from Boston, Mass, and has proven himself
eAcehent omcer. He was formerly station
ed In Alexandria, Va, as assistant TO Dol. To.
who had charge OF the Quartsrmnstsr,s n
pot at thatpiace.
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DEATHS FROM YELLOW FKvRR-Passed A.
Hsistant Paymaster J. w. Fairfield, on ths
steamer Tacony, stationed at PensacoIa. FL.
died Of yellow fever at that place a few DAYS
since.
Acting Third Assistant Engineer Thomas
Termsnt Of the steamer Yeoc ca, also died O,
the fever 1t Pensacola
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DISPOSAL or PUBLIC sLAND.-Returns RI
ceived by the Commissioner of this General
Land ONCE show that 2i,773 acres OF the pub.
nc amos were disposed OF during the mouth
OF August last at the local ofIc O. ~ Menssb.
Wisconsin The greater portion OF the Isnd
Was ioc ased with A gricuitural lOoileee scrir,.
ano ne Iemaindef, taken tor actusi 'settiern emf
tor eash, and located win uiiiitarv wafrsnts
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WITH THE PREsIDKEr.-Amopg the visitors
at the White House this morning who had An
Interview with the President prior TO the
meeting OF the Cabinet was Hon. Montgomery
Blair. aa
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1Hk hEALTH OF GENERAL GRAHT.-ieu.
Grant 10 much better to-day, and was at his
once this m erning, where he was visited BY
farse numoer OF persons. among whom wers
several members OF Congress. : = =
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9oIEo TO ESaors.-W.w ". Uescoran. ESQ :.
Ien Warrington this afternoon an rfate ear
Europe where no proposes to remain tor some
time.
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[Bv Bankers and Brokers' Teleragph.l
Lewis johnson & 20. quote stocks ana bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
coupon, 1liX 5.aO's. 1852, coupon, 1l4N; Io.4o's,
coupon, 99A; 1905, first, 107A; Canton Co.,,
4s1; Cumberland. 33H; Quicksilver, 27x;
N. Y. Central, 1u6X; Erie, 70x; do. prefer
ing Railroad, 1O6h; Michigan Central, 11OX;
Michigan Southern, s2A; Illinois Central
Railroad, 100: Pittsburg, sex; Northwestern
46x; do. preferred, TX; Fort Wayne, 1O6 4,
u LIQUID RENNET,
Il OR Bonny -cabirr. Curds, Whey, or Cheese
Bonny -clabber, which some think equal to ice
cream, can be made from milk in 20 minutes from
this Rennet. For sale at Is cents bottle. 20.
W. II. TENNEY,
Sc est cor High an Bridge sts., Georgetown.
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TELECRAMB TO THE STAR,
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

Try Cable to the Associated PrsssI
LONDON. september Moon. specie in
ths Bank Of England now exceeds il crcuIa-
ton. Cor soils an. U. S. 5-2o's 73k
LfvERrooL.s sept. 6-Noon Got ron-Mid.
ling Uplands, f0d; Orleans lloyd Brssdstufs
and Provisions unchanged.
LoEDON, Sept. s, p. m.-Uon soils are l. Is
lower. u. 5. 5-9ps tx.
LIVERPOOL. sept s, p. m--Corn 35s. Beef
n1s.6d. Sugar 2Js Sd.
AErwsRr. sept. g. p. m.-Petroleum 5.H
pounds.
Registration in georgia.
AUGUSTA. GA, Sept. 6.-The Atlantis New
Era is officially informed that the registration
In Georgia as far rs heard from is something
over one hu ndred and eighty three thous and
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Sept. Flour irregular, IN l.
settled, and dropping; receipts &, $50 bbls Whea,
very firm; receipts IS, 095 bushels. Corn firm
receipts 59,250 bushels. Rye dull aud droop-
ing. Oats arm. Pork hrmer; Mess 1924 25; sales
of $50 bsls. Lard quiet ut 13a13K cents. Whis.
key steady. Barley and peas nominal. Cotton
quiet at q cents TOR middling upiands. Freigbts
dull. Spirits turpen tine firm at SO X asp cents
Rosin firm at $4a84 50 for common.
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iSTsRsAL REvssuE.-rher receipts from this
source to-day were SASS ,Oss %.
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~ Gevernment Securities. ~ -
WAsHIHaroH, Sept. 6, te67.-Jay Cooke 4
90. furnish the foil owing quotations. Of 0sv-
eminent socurfsiea.
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0@ ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, FIRST WARD
lS The regular services of this Church will be
resumed next SUNDAY MORNING. Service at III.
Evening service at * O'Clock se sat
WEST END BUILDING AssOCIATIO,

U END BUILDING Association
"A meeting of the subsc ribers to the new Building
Association now formed in the First Ward was
for the enduing year: :
GEO. w. EMERSON, President.
JOHN J. GRAY, Vice President
JOHN B. TURTON, Treasurer.
r. GOODCHILD, Secretary.
On motion, it was resolved that the Association
ton .
The meeting then adjourned, to meet at the
school house on 10Th, between and H streets, on
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 10th, at CLOCK, for
the purpose OF adopting Constitution and to elect
Board of Directors. Members are requested to be
punetual, and all persons wishing shares are in
vited to attend. III . y
Subscription books may be found at the residence
of the Secretary, 179 I'D street. or n. M p KING
4 son IS, Vermont avenue. SEES st
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S. ''p Wifi III t LEAbi;, 55
Is more free from impurities; is winter: covers
better; wears longer than any other.
Having been appointed agents for the sale of the
added WHEELER a BROWNINC
We have full assortment of BUILDERS HARD
WARE at Lowest prices. ~
WHEELER BROWNING
% Louisiana avenue
s. Inn Opposite Seatou H,us.
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II RICHMOND, VA, AUGUST 10, 1867.
This is to certify that we have appointed P. II
WEIGH, Wholesale Tobacconist. 154 Penn "a ave
nue. between 18th and 18th streets. our exclusive
agent for the selling of our popular brands of
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCOS
for the District of Columbia and Alexandria, Va.
with authority TO sell at our FACTORY PRICES
Parties buying our brands Of Mr. WEIGH will be
aceommodated with small quantities at same rates
as by the case Of us, and freight The follow
ing brands Of our manufacture can be had of our
agent, viz: y
CHEWING TOBACCOS.
JUST THE THING,n-Pocket nieces
"REWARD OF INDUSTRY
PRIDE OF VIRGINIA"
I'D. e. MAYO'S NAVY .l
n. P. CLINTON'S EXTRA SWEET"-Pounds
"ORNOKO."
SMOKING TOBACCOS
VIRGINIA CHOICE
JUST THE THING
PIONEER OF THE OLD DOMINION.
Sc 6-t D. G. MAYO Il co.
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puhG'uaI, anu all persons wishing shares are In
Of ss books be found s 5sssfsSs
Sun y, vermont avenue. se5 st
rwAsH1NGTON, AUGUST 4, 1867.
THE GRAND ENCAMpMENT OF THE
SoHNs0N MEN, will meet at TEMP EMPER Rance
sh snd 10th sS
half past seven O'Clock. =,
S WM FINN sAxSE &: &c.
Persons wishing to become members of the Or
HLExASDEk RtTHERFokb, Or George iEofH "
BoIHRERs Executive Committee for the District
OF Columbia. Sc At"
tiR4iSN Union A., RUnLDINe Asso
S be be held No II door
p. M Those wishing to secure stock are re-
quested to be present.
w. T. JOHNSON Secretary sepstt
0TPIBLIC SCH0oLS.-At the last meeting
US of the Board of Trustees of Public Schools
the following resolution was adopted :"
as Offices for the transaction of all the Public
School business by the respective Sub Boards of
For the Sub Board First District, First and
Second Wards,-School-ro room, corner 18th and G
For the Sub Board, Second District {Third and
Fourth WardsNSchool-room on H, between 9th
For the Sub Board, Third, District CFifth and
Sixth allach School Building, and
Schoolroom corner Sd street east and street
south.
W For the MI Sub Board, Fourth District, Seventh
Thompson. teacher, on 9th street.
The Tnstef f Will be in attendance at the above
Of the week, from Monday to Friday inclusive
en,tsd to tickets of "t to s the penbs
Schools can procure them at the places and times
s, order of the Board.
au 3l-lm r. F. BOISEAU, Sec.
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EPILEPSY, OR FITS.-A SURE CURE FOR
~ this distressing complaint is now made known
IN Treatise (of 4S octave pagesD on Forei gn and
Native Herbal Preparations, published by DR. o
PHELPS BROWN. The prescription was dis.
covered by him in such providential manner
known, as it has cured everybody who has used it
for Fit never having failed in single case The
ingredients may be obtained from any druggist
Sent free to all on receipt of their name and adj.
dress, by DR.. o: PHELPS BROWN, No. 9 Grand
street, Jersey city, N. j.. sb-3t
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

Governor Fenton- accompanied by his daughters has
lsfs she Fifth Avenue Hoe for Jamestown Chauauqua
county The family Of the Governor win, 1t Is under.
Stood remain nj jamestown for several weeks during
which time he viii make a extended tour through ths
state visiting the prisons Ind other public instutons
No definite arrangements hve yet been made to his
proposed visit 70 the Psr,sExposition.
Colonel McEIroy and bloucI Moore, Of Cincinnati
Major David Scott Of the United states army; Col ,.
H. Mosman OF New YorS and J. IL sBirdsaii % Wash
ington, are stopping at th Metropolitan Hotel.
A. oeersu Of Paris; Mor J. Krenng aud Major G.
W Howell, OF the Unitedssaes Engineers are stopping
at the Everett House
Senator Yaes aud Cobnes N. H. and NJ r. Cassoll,
OF Illinois; Colonel Loo1s, OF Richmond: DR. w. r.
Stewart OF Alexandria enersl Schrver OF the United
States Army, and Judge olt Of ST Louis are stopping
at the Fifth Avenue Hotl
Governor Fcnton has recently conferred the brcvet
rank of Colonel IN tho New York Volunteers upon J.
Townsend Connolly lso OF Comptroller Connolly foi
gallant and mertorou services during the late war
The birth Of q son tohe Princess Christian Princess
Helena OF Engsnd) raiye the total OF Queen victoras
grandchildren 10 ten-hx grandscns and four Grand
daughters The Pnncct of Prussia has three sons and
daughter. the Prince o Wales two sous and daughter
the Princess Louis OF sse two daughters and Tue Pn
cess Christian one son.
The New York herald., 1867-04-30
cuaoMf as' InOussTs.

THR RECENT ACCIDENT IN GRKrxwrcH srRur Coroner
Cover yesterday held inquest No <2o Tenth ave.
nue. on the body OF James 0Reilly, the man who was
killed at No 90 Greenwich street, Saturday afternoon,
A already reported In the HxRALp seems that owing
10 physician connected with the Board OF Health giving
permit for the removal Of the body the relatives had
long chsss for the remains. Mr.. John s McChesncy,
living In 12h street. near Third avenue In whose en-
poy deceased WAS procured order from the Board Of
Health for the removal OF the body which nrst
veyed 10 an undertakcrs In Pearl street. and
from thence the Morgue In the meantime the rea-
lves went 10 place where the accident occurred and
not being able 10 ind the body proceeded 70 the Coro-
pcrs occ but the had not been reported there
for an inquest no information could be procured Mr.
McChesney was next waited upon At Harlem, and he
ifehtened the anxious relstvcs OF O'Reily a. 10 the
whereabouts OF the remains The search being con
tinued The body was sunday evening found at the
Morsue and on an order, which had been granted by
Coroner Cover removed 10 s26 Tenth svenue The Jury
rendered q verdict OF accidental DEATH The deceased
was thirty -four years OF age and native OF Ireland
sUIcIpk M CurrNa Hrs THRoAr.-An inquest was
yesterday held py Coroner schirmcr at Bellevue Hos
pi,a over the remains Of John Foster native Of lre
land, forty y.eght years OF ago whose death was the
result OF a wound In the throat inflicted by himself
Deceased had been III for some time past and about
three o'clock the morning the 25th inst while sit
ting W rocking chair at hs residence corner OF i2sth
seet ana Third avenue, he cut his throat with razor
or other sharp Instrument and Immediately Afterwards
confessed the fact 10 hts wife Mrs Foster testified that,
10 her opinion her husband been partially dcranged
Tor some weeka The jury found verdIcs of "Deesh by
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exhaustion consequent upon wound inflicted by him
se complicated with Brights disease Of the Kidneys"
SUICIDE BY TAKING PARIS GREEN Coroner Schirmer
yesterday held inquest at No 2l Allen street. the
body OF Pauline Kirchenbaum. the woman who pre-
viously reported committed suicide by swallowing a
quantity Of Paris green. Deceased had been living
domestic at No l37 Division street. and took the poison
there after which she confessed the fact aud said she
had done 90 because she tired Of fe other
son being assigned Deceased ffty-seven years Of
age and native OF Germany. ttnanfe 1.s esseets n
SINKING os PRopxLLxR-THs CAPrAm DRowHED.-
Coroner Wdey yesterday hold inquest At 100 Spring
street. tho body OF Lavinus Dobbs late captain OF
the propeller Lavergne, which lay q pier Is North
river At an early hour on sunday The Lavergns sprung
leak, and the alarm being given the captain and crew
ran ON deck and all went ashore except Captain Dobbs
who returned TO the cabin Tor bis watch Before his
return and escape the propeller sank and the captain
was drowned The jury rendered vessct Of accidental
drowning The deceased thirty nine years Of age
but his place OF nativity did not Appear.
The New York herald., 1867-04-30
THE COURT AT Police HeADOuAaIsas.


The general appearance Of the interior Of the Police
Headquarters yesterday was Ms Todgers would pro-
claim IT. "curiossy pscuiaxn There is a me central
Office certain bsoad and ioy staircase In the main ha
which was intsaded by the architect To be used a
means Of ascend and descent but yesterday II served
far different purpose On evsy other step wss drowsy
policeman with his feet resting on the intervening un-
occupied step and his head with cap drawn tightly over
his face, gently supported BY the railing In the hail.
way itself lofered smoking ana holding eager converse
those Interested IN the fate OF the prisoner And
the latter, poor unfcrtunates, remained and COM
planned in durance vile during the iivs-long day.
sweitering in their close inches Of montana.
waiting, Ike Micawbcr. for something 70 turn up and
that someshng magistrate This mech desired indivi-
dual did turn up about four p -, in the person Of
Justice Wm h. Bull OF the Eiohhh judicial dstrick
There wsrs three prisoner from The Twenty third pro-
cinct three rom the Twelfth, thresfrom the Nnetssnth
sx RON The Twenty second eight nom the rwsfh AnA
one frc1 me rwenty.nrst zhe charges prsfersa
AGAINST the prisoners were moskly for intoxIcation.
Eeven wsre discharged and thissn were fnsd or CON-
mittsd TO answer John C1Ark ~ alleged violation q
the Excise law held 70 bail = $500 % answer bero
the Court Of special Ssssiona
The New York herald., 1867-04-30
MARINE COURT.

Son Sues His Father for Money Lent and
for the Funeral Expenses Of His Mother.
Before Judge Hearn
Dssgan DuoaM Plaintiff and defendant are father
and son, who mako living by dealing in lemons The
plsnt alleges that several occasions he placed in
his fathers possession money had earned at work
Florida Georgia. &c He him for this money, and
also for the funeral expenses Of his mother which he
alleges the defendant promised to pay whenever pay.
ment was required. The old man was called on the
aoy money whatever The SON on tho other hand. tss.i
fed thas he gave his father which he had
earned There appeared TO be material difference be-
their statements the funeral expenses and
for these the Judge gave tho plaintiff judgment for
$10l and rejected tho claim 70 the remainder $780,
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

The following named persoss we're yesterday brought
before Alderman Conan. scs,ss magistrate ss ths romba
place Of Justics Dowiine. who 10 III charged with vio
lang the Excss law, and hsd 70 bail In $3.50 each 10
answer before ths Court Of ssssioss:catharine HAl-
pin, No 27l Mott street; Adam Rebel No. 204 Elm
street; Henry schmeysr, No. ~ Mott street; John
Samuel MeCuiiogh. No ass spsns street; john Hars,
No 337 Ean Tewnty.ssventh street; Charles b Kott.
No. $50 Hsdson street; ErnM Kohnon. No. o. Sullivan
street, Conrad Trust No 211 as Seventeenth street. and
George Houston, No 134 Ninth street. were yesterday
brought before Justice Dodge II The Jefferson Market
Police Court charged with violating the Sunday liquor
law Ths accused wore held IN she sum Of $500 70
answer.
The Following parties arraisned yesterday at tho
the Excise Law and sevcray hold answer by Justice
Shandsy Bernard CApper 331 East Tenth street; Jas
ton street, Lawrence Berger 29s Second street. Henry
scge l3o Pitt street; Ronnna schweker, 1s6 Second
street Ma#
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

The New Hamburg Steamship Clmbrla.
The new steamship Cmbria Captain IrautmAnn, the
latest addition TO the Hamburg American Packet Con-
pany's line arrived ~ shs port on Sunday. She IVES
built By the Messrs Cards or Greenock Scotland ana
Is . very large and strong specimen Of naval arohi.
lecture. A- t
The Cimbria ID $50 fest In length on deck. % fsss
breadth OF BEAM IS feet depth hold has four decks
draws whom fully loaded ~ feet Of water and s ess
tons burden, new measurement The hull u divided
into eight water tight compartments each bukhsad run
ming up TO the spar deck nom the keel and each bsit
Of wrought iron plates inch in thickness and fas-
tened with nvets thSssfourths Of inch in damessr
Beam ties OF wrought iron I'll the decks greatly
sdd,ns . ne general :sssnsh q shs vessel The h.
inch thick and fastened with vets seven-sghths of
The mssvs power Of this vessel oous,,ss a tvo v.
cal direct acting engines inches diamstse
by four feet stroke Of piston me effective power q
snss: engines . 2Sco ho.sss 81: = supplied vsh four
without the use Of blowerA .I
In pumps Of all description, and al slse thst ea.-
is engaged In, she Is fully ntted An her apartn nsB
ven oommodous, and have finish q nsssnSsa
% s eS
hve hundred in the steeraga The stateroons Of Tho
cabin passengers and the behs Of the storage pasen
gers are arranged with every requisite convenience
The Now LiveFposl Steamship Dllnncsssa.
This steamship Is owned by Messr. Guion Co.. a
Liverpool and fully equals in construction and equip
ment tho several vessels Of their line The Minnesota
3a2 feet inches in length deck q feet inches In
BREADTH q feet 10 inches depth Of bold and is 2o6s
tons burden. Her hull Is Of wrought iron plates.
and doubIy fastened with rves. in the most workman
like manner. She has three decks, and draws, when
cargo laden, twenty feet OF Tho engines OF this
description; the cylinders sixty inches diameter
by three feet six inches stroke Of piston and twelve
hundred horss power 4e7 $3.50 H.Eh
Her four tubular boilers are alike In every respect use
no blowers and make steam very readily. She Ia ted
with -FOUR bulkheads Of character and construction
similar 70 those In ali steamships oe her clam TIE
cabins are neatly and comfortably fitted up having
commodaons for seventy-two nrst class passengers.
ana the steeragc which s thoroughly ventilated and
geB.
Captain Harris. ~
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

fsLoNous AssauLr.-About twelve o'clock on sstur.
day night las, officer Blake found man nsmed John
McKus In front Of smezersager bier saloon. cornerU
Wright and Water streets, stapIe,on. The oecer bsd
him a once conveyed 10 the police ssst,on vb~n 4
rgeon ws called and the mans wounds were dressed
wAs subsequently, removed 20 hs residence middle
.own. cNerday the police arrested person named
John Gibson for having Committed the assaIt IA was
en- % % hchmcnd g await Vie result of hcKuS lnjurs