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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

sohr speaker Holt, Rondout New London.
Sehr Bleeeked, Bldndge, hewblrgh for StOningt0n
Schr Sally Burton, Palmer. Elizabethport for Stanford
Schr Rebecca knight, Barton, Virginia
W. IT, Mailer Murch, EhzabethpOrt Tor ChaesOwr Mss
Sehr Sparkling Sea, sheppard Khabethport for New Haven
Sthr Mercer, Mason, Kizabethpor for Sew.IIayeB.
r. Ihartre, Simmons. EhzabefhD0rt Tagncu.
Sloop Volunteer Pagan ElIlbethpOrt for little Neck.
Sloop r. C. Gran, Erabethpor for Far RoekAsAy,
WIND-At sunset NV.
SAILED.
Steamships Nightingale for EewoeAns via Key West wiBs
Penn, for London.
DISASTERS.
Tn. sebr Meuspo from Virginia loaded with pine ashore
near Long Branch ashore Friday night doTE the bA
from Nh
PORTLAND Me- Dee 1.-The sebr Arnca from st. John B. f,
Boston to-day full Of water having struck Wood
Island Ledge.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosrON l-Anved steamship Wm kennecy IRON BImorsg
sebr ~ Berry, rom POughkeepsle.
FoRTREss MoSRog Dec l-Saed steamship YazOo from Norfolk
for with cotton Arrived steamship iseas from Newios
or Richmond, Va -.
for Liverpool 49, a.. e.. 80
banks, for New-iork.
FOREIGN PORTS.
AsprywAtI Nov 2Aryed Nov 18th, brig Bogoa Lindsey ok
Ne York scr Mandeta E from ST. Bias Cleared Nov a. h 2
Co-. Mica Cassidy NewYok; 18th bark g. Pant EHbre or
aaica both bark Amazon Mcdonald for GayestOn brig sullivan
ps for Nobe schr Winter for Porto tabeS lls
Saus Terry for NewOreans; I'D brig BsgO Lindsey of Nrs-
York: Alice Knight for MsthewtOwn
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PASSENGERS IRRLTEn.

FROM AsPlSwALL. Dee In steamship Henry Chauncey-Wm
schmidt j. H. Tuney Mr. and Mrs H. H. KeeAh Mr. and Mrs W
Morton. Jongh,rl Grswod Miss C. Morton Mr. aud Ms n
n child aud WTteheT and daughter hrs Chss
stewart H. Mshew Mrs Banning Hon. Stephen Fields Mis-
MARI Fields MAI Glum and servant, Jacobs NJ Ash
herne I'd N Faukentha Benz Hogan Whitmore, j.
Nswmsn Ms, o. j. Clement a Clement Lieut. Com Wedmen g.
Levine Ddon aud child. Mr. and Mrs o.
oppenbener and children W. Hyland zellerbsh Porter
W NJ Wilson Hsu Macy Jas Ogyie W Arthur Mrs r. Ahrens
and children Penn 81 W Cromortero Bsleh, W.
IL Ogsby, O. ogesby e. A. Choat j. Reh Ron John manse
~ Strong Mrs NJ Gibbs aud daughter John Anhony bliss May
Gilmore Reed Rev John Beason Thos Ck g. Woodson j.
Whsaloh Doty r. MeAlster, Mrs Austin. Mrs Lewis
X A. Stewart WIn. Hall Dixon ". Consocgrs A. G. Al6er
the kmb, Dr. W v Cashmsn, Sagana Dsl6oy W. Hay
den aud Mrs daughter and children. VIM o. Allen
W. Neal Albert Grggs Geo. Laack and 51 In the eerhge
FROM SAVANNAH. Dec LA steamship Herman Lvngs'onp
Bdson q. W. Mchsh j. A. Chamber T. j. Bdge, L. g. Denis &C.
Owens r. Hughes j. A. Palmer Adam Jones H. H.
Davis Dir and Mr.. Jarne John H. WestbrooA Alex H. williams
julius KuI Charles Comstoek Mrs G. Raphael Nj" julia Hen
dsrson aud 10 In the stecrsge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

TO Leay Nov 49, miles Of Haeras sIseansep , sE
nails With steamship Charleston, hence for Charleston hpen Wy
strong head win and heavy weather from Hatteras 49,.
steamship Soneka Shaekon Charleston % hours Win must 70 ~
People Mail steamship Co. -
steamship Rebeca Glide Chichester Wilmington N C hours
with mlse aud o J. Hand
ship W H. Moody of Yarmouth 81 Dsrkee Cardiff "a days With
railroad iron 10 Boyd ncken Has experienced I'VE weather o's
the passage -, -.
SHIP Germana (Puss Uhrboek Rotterdam . days WIZ moss 70
C. Iuing Co. Has had strong wv gales split fore ana man O
saYsAis jib and flying b. -
Schr Rdgewood Dernckson Morehead City " c. via Hampton
Roads With cotton and naval Thomas Holmes Nov ~ On
the Lfhhp, in gale from So. lost foresail. =.
schE Beebe Loner Savannah days with cotton to " L. NC
Craa1y &
sr Yae (of Bdga) Mason, jacksonville y days with lumber
TO Hardy Co. Sailed IN company with schr J. OaOaao o'
Washington, D. G., and 3 p Hill FOR Providence.
Nchr Jas Barnts NekersOn Rondout for Providence.
Schr q. !. HaEley Clark Elzabethpori Tor Providence.
Nchr q. c. Acker, Hobble Bhzabethport for Stamford.
Hclr Naih. Holmes Arthur, Rondout for Providence
Sear Mary Steel, Higgins Welhest for Virginia
Schr ChaS Paige Dolly, Boston for Philadelphia
>chr r. Bulginkle, French, ROckland
ScLr Eiw0od DOran, Jarvis, Boston.
Scr D. 4 T. Kelly, Kelly. Boston.
Schr sunbeam, Keeney, New-Lond0n.
Schr Sarah A. Falcouer Wilson, Fall River.
Schr Minnesota, Harb, PEoyncetosn.
Schr Perne. Sheffield. StOniBg tOn.
ScT. ). r. Wallace OlaEd, HarSich
Schr. VIM r. Powers. Edwards Hartford.
Sehr. j. McClusky CrOwel Boston
Schr Amelia Fitch, Glaze Bay. G. B., l. days
Schr Marriott Smith. Preston Grrenport.
Schr CoDeler, Taylor. Rockland Lost foremost
Schr. Chss llagley, Bennett EbIbethpon for Norwich
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MURDER AT JAMAICA, l.. /.

Early on Saturday morning the dead body OF
Ann johnson. negro woman. WAS found In vacant lot
on Tenth-s short distance from the womans residence
An examination OF the body disclosed numerous marks OF
violence about the head and from the appearance Of the
clothing II thought that the woman must have been
dragged for distance the ground. Vim. John
son husband Of the deceased at arrested on ss
pciOn excited by the fact that he had often treated the
woman with cruelty and had recently been heard to threat
her He sloOked upon as avery dangerous charae
terand said once arragned for the murder OF two
men lie IL held 10 await the action Of the coroners jury
Much excitement IN regard 10 the affair exists In the
neghborhood. The coroners inquest will be continued
mnrnlnr
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NRw YoRk.......pro 1

ARRIVED.
Steamship Henry Channcey, Gray ApnwA Nov ~ with pass,
nails treasure and mds BabI Nov e. Of Cuba passed the
steamship Rising star hence Thomas aud Rio Jneiro Nov ~
lat a. long a. passed steamship Nebraska hence tor Aspnwa
steamship Equator Spencer savannah Nov a. With e "a Benn.
Brown Hnctne Nov a. 81 Frying Pan Shoals passed steamship
Leo, hence for savannah
Savannah 90 with
and Livingston Coz EIpenhced heavy NV es he en-
distance Ise Nov, 49, 8;ls ~ miles Of Cape
Lookout schshgsd signals With steamship Charleston hence ioT
Charleston Nor 90 % mess VI hAtieas exchanged hgaa"
with steamship George n. Upton Of Boston, pound ~
Steamship 81 CD Hobart Ss~bsm. With dse and pass to anHp
PrrTIs 4 20
steamship a,tshrs RIDER Charleston Nov a. With mt's l D'.
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STATE or TRADE.

san 29Four quiet at 81 90 Wheat hm
IT 80 G0d ~ IS. Legal tenders ~!
.rAsA 5O-sugr and higher s contract Of the
per u D. planters Demanding
higher Apples s4dta Batter scarce a, 1900 Cbeess
dki1 y Petroleum idli Flour SJ 25d fli - n Dbl
Lard declining S5dEl " cSt Ohons IS p Y Dbl
Poatoes Is Dbl other articles unchanged Nothing doing IA
Fhts EIchsge London l3i 3i premium on Paris
per premium Ss~Yok 2i a2t per cent discount
dduu
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LADIES',

BROWNH OOMDINRn CARPET sTRETCHRR and TACK
DRIVER simultaneously without stopping
feeron nek aud better than By other method
Sold At al the leading Fumshpg and CsPsi SOsS NeSiO1
nypot No. ~ DToadFy?N
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IAbEounecns entail

HORACE WATERS Il Co., No. 49, Broadway
SsYora have MEoDEoSs, and CiBSET ORGANS Of h
ofthe opuar which they will sell aer
able ous, They rent new Instruments and allow
one purchase Also they receive monthly install
.p,. from one To- two years SO establishment Offer better
medallion. than WarFHsk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02
If YOU want light, stylish HAT.
GO TO
V.tffs NJ 1

Mr.. Jonathan Alston's dwelling, No. l2l East
robbed By Burglars Wetnesda nht lie vas not
protected Joseph l. K Woods dwelling West Fort seventh
broken opeu by burglars on THURSDAY night hu saved rom o.
- 49, T. Totu No POI Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02
MERCHANTS, FAMILIES, and CHURCHES
WI invited 10 eIam,ne
IVES
PATENT
LAMP.

Tho safest and most convenient Lamp ever nsedl
CUAEDEI TERS BRACKETS, HANGING AND TABLE LAMPS
or ALL KINDS CAN BIZ LIGHTED AS QUICKLY As GAS
FILLED AND TRIMMED SAFELY AND NEATLY ALL WITHOUT
REMOVING TIE SHADE, GLOBE, OR CHIMNEY, Oh uS-
SCREENING THE BURNER
PRICES REDUCED.
Sold by Dealers generally. Special steulon given 10
RETAIL TRADE,
AMI the furnishing Of CHURCHES, DWELLINGS FACTORIES
UOTFLs STORES complete throughout even apartment, Nih
SAFE STATIONARY LIGHTS
in plsce Of those n movable and dangerous.
THE BEST REFINED Ou-WARRANTED SAFE
JULIUS IVES g. CO.. 10 MAlDBNLANE I.
Sole Aqsrts hr the FOLDING POCKET LANTERN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-11

Hsv nAHr MossSas sHase ~ ageay q ssaiag thas
nsess ssO ssaeeAed sway hvn ths1 BY ~ wAseDans
OsasA, Dypthstis, vhes ansIs heetIs - RssaaA's
Write ~ os.psssd would hsvs assl ~ sssy's NJ
Il + INF ahhb. sSseA fdeelo-dAv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-11
( Hsss sfsths complete returns Of the recent
municipal election Ia New York city:

The Frankfort Commonwealth says that
The Sheriff Of Mercer coanty rscentH tdek .
colored woman, with child Ut her breast, 10
the Penierntiary. The keeper refus-
ed to receive the woman and child, on the
ground that in aftse YEAR, Il might subjecs
him to = suit for false imprisonment for, de-
tanning the child, be having no authosity pto
do. On the other hand, be declined to sep
arats the t~o, for the reason that such sep.
aration might cause tha death of the infant,
thereby making him liable to charge Of
manslauehttr. The Sherif returned to Mer-
Ger with his charge, to await the action Of
the LEGISLATURE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-11

IT vas the New Haven Palladium that was
responssessf that reported interview Win
zen. Grant, wherein the General was made
70 enonnce sssry foegy imitation of patriotic
sentiments uttered b. Mr.. Lincoln dur;n.
- van Nov The Palladium says Tia. ,bs
whole thing Va Intended 70 b. I ..tr,n.n, :
rsnt squib'-s take % On The insarvisf ~.
iaess, end i sAosslt svvsybody vo.ld . =
eoest1sis 4 osee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-11

The La Cross (WisI Democrat, Of che ID
inst, says: "lfto admire William Tecumseh
Sherman, the most brutal and unprincipled
rntiian who ever dissfaced the uniform of =
soldier of the United States, is touchassoe
ofDemoeracy. then We are content to be px-
communicated from political comm onion
with all such Democrats. Evidently, that
soldiery speech made lately by .0ld fecsm-
Sch" in St. Louis, sticks in the b. smocratic
rraW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-11

A WEATHER GUIDE.-It is said that splu.
hon Of two drv chms ofsaltpetre, half adfaehm
OF mutriate OF ammonia, and two ounces Of
proof spirits, placed IN glass tube or mar
pv phAl, xAA neke relisble~eatherguide
The solution vim remain clear IN. Dig kesih-
er, eW the app. oacA Of change, sasaA sters
will rise toV ard abe surface of the liquid,
while story y weather viii be be indicated by
avery d s.crbed state or thc chemical com
binalio' 4tet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-11

The Chicago Tribune of Monday has ,b;,
concerning packing in that city and for the
season generally
he Psrk packing d progressing vieoron,-
y, ana many operators have NO hssitation =
expressing tho opinion thSk the season viii
terminate about the new year. They aver
.n.s Ne negs are rot IA ssch abundance =
vas generally supposed At the hssi>ni.s az
the seaaon, and many who be yeJ TAT IN
packing would not close before the ist IF
February, are now strong advocates Of tbs
sooS season A. this sAaas Il i hoveyr
Or, 'mpes.ibfe 10 forctell bo~ ions Il Iii
continue, hnt We are still Of the opinion-.n.
tertAined b. US IN The bssinnisx-thas Il Vii,
stretch out until February let. The rsc.io,s
OF hoE for he week sndfss Sssardsv. lie.
eemb. : Z, were iS3, ss1 live and I, les dr.. -.
,-msk'ns : total Of al, o4s Tha -.
'aikess .sr ,nat were ever r,.,ceiy, = y
this market in any one week. The~n.sr..
approach 10 il Wa for the -~sek enc .;ns n
cember 8, 1868, when there wer. r.e.;rs y
122,626 live and n, 776 dressed--r ,.k;ns. ~.
tai of lao, COL. difference of rs h. 1..sr -
the week just closed. Two weeks aeo The
receipts were llo, wy live spdl,232 dressed
The total receipts of i've and dre...s f.o,,
October lot to December tn, for several .ss.
sons' comsars = les0*s: i'll 49,
sei, aos a. ~ asG q. ,sca 1863. lsel
The shipments for the came time we're.
ISIS, nss ,s ss , ~ Il s :. ,:.s
Inc amount isit Tor packers, ~ shown b.
the ABOVE, on Dec. I, in the years given
wess'
iss,; 1855 1888, iss4 1853 1saa.
's' .''si Ases AAs~ s.s.ss'
As viii be seen, the presspt season fall,
short Of that of lo6s-e4 70 Tia e.sent y
nearly loo,o 90, bat sAosld IL r.cs;ms dnr
ing ~ epaise 40 . shrve vesls rr., su :,
la7re = thses56e ~ week iuss cloeed hi,
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= II.
!. 49, nj s ~ 5;i'1 -. 81
- r. 7'':;77'' r; r. Sss1l11 - |
~ = ~ ~ D az.
J Ixnnk
Thavsne - 1r1Jnu u.e~ai.k =
u. Ln.s - ~ ~. - 80 -
Nova.ese11 49, - s1ss.r1| ~. A1er;-
= 1l1iu11e snra.1 !, - 49, su1lrk sf)
~ 49, 70 Rsu1eS'
vhe hayr1n1I ~. ,ea.rnlld1I r .eia,,ed r.
he U,;Si ..Th p $500 81
49, ,..-.sr- $3.50
4 49, - ~, 49,. - 49,. 81
A-.,;c.. i sas1.e1;.e ~. S,.. ~.
t;o. !, "a. -. ~ 8 -. -.
~orld ~ mors-i -.s,....I = r.-;..;.r -...
mor. noualar.--xese.a ,.;.sa...s 49,
Of .dmini.,r.i1,s ~ - e..,..s !.
-. a panxht XII55n;c., ~, ~ -~-.
and cert;{c.taTxf e;t..,.h;r.-1 ~- .,.;J II
hold the nan =. -. - - ..
l.om;ne -. vo..- -rS:..s.Is - - !"
ri, couut,y. .nd -. N II. ;,..-.... ~ : !.
still her n.b;.ct and .s,Sx.hl. - -. 49,.
would beindivn.ntlv r,.;.a.ah, =, -. 80.
lean people. Thew vo.ld !. = -, r,.eh
mora readily ahou. i -. o.. 49, q
1919 and ,a..,..-,--,. -. - ~. 49,
ca1S ~ a. hr;si.hs f3a,ssssAsl -
.os6u6l Pm " ~ ~. slsua.l Ia.x.4I..,
the United 0tates and Grea. Rr;,.;, 49,.
be considered anart from a.. F.,;... r..
The Fenian movement - fnrn;.h - t,,.,,..
sns secession UPON Which rs.laaA .nsnI:..lh..
claim: bat that claim i IA Go, 1870
Law, and she i ready 10 an1iv Il ON II, 49,
sions.
There is no doubt that serious cor,,;c.-
tions may grow shortly a. Of 4. p a..
Sisws held ~: the gStrnr.ee -
United States esi fos,isn ss,.}sr |. -
the subject Of Naturalization ..a ....,r:.
ton. Whils sek.evled~f.. -, .nIS.1
conventional natur.,;..t;or E..,..s -
the r;,h. of .rn.,.;..;.. q. 49,
nauy MIN. ma;naelre., IL. a....s
c1s66rA m her III, -.
.,,.o;.no.
she claimed fhe r;oht u .....h
.y..s - nmsl'ean
.u - i"pfess ssiion, Ee1cA led 70
the war Of 1872. In The treaty following thst
war England made M st;culs,;or ~ IA.
,,;.h -. 'snn-
Yu''n nef aoctrine ana claim on that score.
on the other hand our population has 40
large An element of n...oa. 49,. 49,,
Do'h sososd J
psfsons VINO nave long been rssdeptss and
citizens Of this country who have h.,.
iii, ,t:
H~peess iostunee rad interests !;
VINO have gwen OF their means for the spv-
erument'a m.;nt.n.nco - -. !.
h,..,. -, "' ao 'oosn'
A'ey through years for the life Of the
country Of their choice. thar ii. rfn;.~a
St.,a. !. ha
oou"o ~ every consideration ~
national Homer and 30 " reiepty 10 defend and
snfore anf pfotect the;r c-f;,.nsh;, IT,
P~us snAa8onnm netWeea the policy
And usAges OF our own and foreign sovern.
ment, +, mi. .,.. .r
s' VI c"'1ehsn'p lWnsch
must, IN the END, be settled by conventions
or by arms,
IN. q. ~
LUIS Democrdt 10 quite stirred up
over this question. II closes An earnest arti.
Gle ON il Tins.
Inc Republic 10 q terrible destroyer Of ancicns
- -
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BUrrAIo hi ating by railroad is new sensa-
lion. The Leaysnworth GOasesvssirs ofthe
18th ult., says that a. tho passenger train
on the Union Pacific railroad was going east
OIL the 18th, j ran int herd Of come $50
bntfaloes. The 6rep IAN stood OH the engine
ard killed COW Of single shot. The train
was halted and thf, carcaas taken aboard.
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A1rhe Highest MaYkst Price will be paid for all
k1nda Of CoOnXFv pfodueer unri4- GIN
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Special Notices.
The Grand Secret.

The grand -. ret in medication 10 70 hep Nature
srsrarS snd RscrIAia-thesr the Alpha and oGesa
ofts only theory Of cure that haa ssnssOr s
sa.is Kthe nervous syste ID shattered the nose,es
week. a.4ths mind ike the body. in s,ass u parfa
collapse Is it beat to dol Reason teaches ~ the
answer BUILD UP YouR MAN. Brscs Ain . ysu
would srses . te,tsrisg ednce. me pabslsn - Assts
Debility and DspoeAoay Nth HosrszfmD BIT
TkRA They cannot injnsa. \ sAih ~ ,a,sl tAenl n
dos sssi,el to year., without ths psssib1 sfhRn
rAs s.fsssleA vital pewsrs . svss = rspssa sssr
g.,o.ly to hsr action - the vised srsss 70 e,.st
,s slsA.s s.6sr the vif,ns and rsfssAiss rain. In
ali essss q Asssnv' ~ Ittra1s ne aaasasssiy rs-
a,ir.d rher. l. no substitute o. succsdsssam that
viii al their place. Resort to the most wonderful
81 nsassn ssnass, ssa ALE VILE BIZ WE'LL. Bar In
ani thss ia Dyspspsia. Intsnistsss Essers Bilious
ssode and aseeaisss Of H. usrvss. other nsdcss
Nm DrsAues tishs Of the gosa sset ths iavasb,y
sAas~s abs u.s OF sAis sxcsussA 1svfGa1ANr AND
CORRECTIVE. (Sesle-dAv
Hsv nARr Mosssas suHse ~ agcay a ssaiag tAsr
nssss seO ssaeeAed sway hvn thsa BY ~ wAseDens
Os.sA, Dypshsria, vhes aasIs heetjs - RssaaAs
White ~ osepsssa would hsvs avsl ~ Sssy's M
IL = INF a1bk. Ss - fdeelo-dAv
THE HEALlNG POOL
An Bssay fsr Ysung Men en- the Crins
81 'tslisaAe, and - Dlssssss and Abssss which
= iopsdments 70 MAARIAol, With surs means Of
Rel - s<ss IN sesied hotter envelope se cfchares
AAd apr. J. sEILLRN RoUoHToN, Howard Asss-
cat on. PhiiadelI hia, Pa (sspts7.
BATCHluORu nAlR DYE
rh spsened flair Dye is the best in the world IN
only 6xe and perfect Dye Harmless Reliable lnstasta
nscss - a1segpciusnnt. No l1elceesas tiph. Nat
urAi 0assk - Brown Remedies The III s9scns Of Bel
Invisor.tes the hair wing It sofs sad heaati
fnl. Cos Esnai1s Y signsA HSuiaa A. 1e1sAelsv An
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TICKETS ONLY SCI 90.

k1-Pcrsenm Wishing Ttkrts shouid spriy al once
9. O. BRIDGES, Jswoier, ktokuk. or address
e. n. GaUCHMAN,
noy50 -dAA5w Csrthsg~, Llneis
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
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lesson they received last Winter for they wepro
vlded witllt arms and ammunition, and evinced great
presence OF mind BY Their orders a corral was imnedi-
ately made OF wagon boxes aud oxyokes, and having
maze this temporary breast work they retreated within
aud opened sharp and CALLING fire from an sides OF Tho
corral lor Powell exhOred hs mon to keep cool and
nre deliberately and well aimed wsA their firing thet
lnoins were to tumble prOnlscuOusiy from their
saddles In the of the Indians their ambuancs
aetas mounted on heet ponies These parties WIN ~
the precision that marked that department IN the aH
war, conveyed the dead and wounded rapidly away.
IN the hrst grand charge made by the lndian.
the whites rctreated. tho corral only two vera
wounded The Indians galoped rapidly around thc
corral but Impression seemed 70 be made GpOn la
whites they changed their tactics and rode of sher
distance aud then taking deliberate ann they kept up aa
ncessant firing the bullets flying In every direction bN
woundns This style OF fighting was kept up with.
out ntermsSIon for three hours when the arrival Of
Major Smith with companies OF soldiers and tive
howitzers caused the Indians 10 retreat rapidly Two
l2pOund balls sent after them which great fided
Major Powell officially reports the total loss OF the Ind
in killed TO be sixty, and the wounded about thirty
THE BIGHILL OSAGEs ON THE WAR PATH.
The Topeka Record of the 14th inst. says
serve last Friday lie was accompanied by Cen Kelly.
Of Coffee County. He found the reports which pub
shed some time ago 70 be true At that time large por
O OF the tribe eit Tor the PanS stealing 80 horses from
the settlers the way out They took with them also
6een sold to them by some of the Indian traders at MT
snow, their agent who resides at Baldwin City 1id IL
censed TO sell goods to Indians About four weeks ago
ncSe indians returned having traded hef stolen horses
ana guns to the wild Indians and received in return Cow
eihhcnt mules and horses that had been stolen nom
Government trains The whole tribe, with the eXCept
OF Little Bear anu about 30 Others after supplying them
selves with arms from tc traders and stealing l2i horses
from the settlers. and killing one man. and robbng
Others then started for the Arkansas where they loft
their women and children and went on to The Plains to
supply the wild Indians with arms, and TO commit depra
dat0ns on the Plains Since that time 1t IS known
from the Reserve Little Bear says that the agent Snow
has not been them since the payment last FAIL and
$1,000 but that they had received but $500 Of H. aud
that in goods at prices three or four times their Vaue
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
On Tuesday Anthony SissOr OF Boston was

On Tuesday Anthony SissOr OF Boston was
arrested by the NewYor police, with whom Detec-
tive Elder OF the Hub" IL appears that Sssor who has
nst sawed one term the Massachusetts, state Prison,
last week in getting property TO large amount
from several radesmen in Boston, under false pretenses
This came the OF the authorities there ON Monday
evening when u also transpred that Sssor had let tue
eity ly the steamboat train. Intelligence was iOr
warded to New-YOrk and the Boston detective TOOK
nlace i'm the o'clock train Monday evening by Wheh
ne arrived here In advance Of Ssor. The sharper Wa
detected upon arrival and, waving an examination W
New. York. left with Elder yesterday evening
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
From The Evening Post.

N b fortunate Tor The interests of the that while
y. the recoeton' Of Hn great mpersouauon fresh and d
t American actress should have the
the character Eug gsh Il
also highly complimentary 10 r Lander that veutured
that exceeded discretion
Her natural ability the thorouguess Of her professional udes no less
than her winning personal qualities placed her high position
that DO seems to have expected failure in character where to fail
would imply disgrace. portrayal Of the real
eng of EzIbh beautiful aud touching beyond description
With the hdely Of true artist and With real womauy feel
Ing Mrs Lander give, 70 her conception Of Eizlbs life central
consistency which os should place her high the worlds best
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1867
Amusrmtnts.
THHE FRENCH TIIEATER
Lesaee and
MOST DECISIVE SUCCESS
Mra T. W. LANDER
ELIZABETH,
QUEEN or ENGLAND,
THIS EVENING.
slr jas. II. TAYLOR AS EARL OF ESSEX.
ADMIRABLE COMPANY
OPINIONS or THE DAILY PRESS.
Smusrmtuts.
OPINIONS or THE DAILY PRESS.
From The Tribune.

Iauders QUsl Esdjc noble mpetsonaton OF chafer
has studied the Queen not alone In the dv
history but through the medium Of that hne Intuition whereby
te soul Of the artist brought into direct sympathy With The soul OF ln9
character Those Who know the play know that ls ss,ef
depict the Queen ages Mrs Lander does not ofge he
duty Of Stimulating the gradual OF growing old The tone h
mind changes not less than her fce, aud be costume
In that really graphic and thrilling wherein the Queen Signs e
dsthwarrntof the Earl Of Essex Mrs Lander erpss well as
such emotions could possibly he expressed in mimic heove sD
pride udomabe and anguish neIpresse and far beyond belief
the closing she completely realized perfect Ideal OF The wasted
neraby venerable and swy solitary sufferer The oak shat
tered BY the s the Till the breath m her body the
Queen ceased to be the Queen.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
From The EtpresS.

Nowhere the the part eag.
feas n her the asserted itself
throughout but without forcing ami the aBd Of movement
lore witness to The value Of that the which,
having ernuhe feeling for nature right Tor this
a has borne ony the good fruit Of perfect command look and
limb