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New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
SERIOUS RIOT AT ELM PARK, STATEN ISLAND.

SERIOUS RIOT AT ELM Park, STATEN ISLAND.
OPEN DEFIANCE or THE LAw-TIGHT WITH TIE Po-
LICE-SINE OF THE RIOTERS ARRESTED.
party Of German. numbering about 800, left this
city yesterday at II m, and towcd in couple OF
harces to staten Island. where they landed and dsem
barking went 20 Elm Park. The party had made no pre-
yous arrangement with the propretos Of the Park nor
did essay 10 make of the proper entrances
"a the ncosure. hut in turbulent and rOiOus manner
tore down fences and tranped shrIbbery and gar
dc dcyinG all authority. Intelligence oi the anr was
given Ht the Edgewatcr Police station, ana Captain Hol-
brook 80 detailed iouudsmin AdanisOn with three
men, hurried the spot and found the whole putty
upIJar. A bar had been mprOyiscd and lager peer
was being dispensed 10 the people. The officers inter
fered stop sale OF tie liquor when they were seized
and beaten and then driven from the ground Evidently
fearing the advent Of rcCniOrccnens 10 ana te police
men the rioters broke up Their bar embarked on their
boats made fast 20 tho tamtug ana put about Tor TINS
city As thry under way, Tie police officers
took the ferry-boat and arriving in Ncw-Iork
ton for aid al the Ney-st. Police station.
Tae news was teeCraphcd 20 Inspector Walling, who
directed that SQUAD should be sent aboard the
police boat 10 make the necessary arrests before the d
Ing OF the rioters In accordance with these INSTRUCTIONS
q platoon OF 10 men. ncudiug tho police officers from
gcrad-cnbarked the police boat and, IA the rioters
nearing the Battery boarded the barges and TOOK
thererOm nine OF the most conspicuous or the notcs'
who under strong escort, were sent on the lAnery 81
Ferry to the Fyrst Precinct Station AT Staten Island
Shortly after embarkng the police officers their boat
n collision occurred between the latter and the Union
fcrry-bOat NewYOr Tho police boat ran into the New
York bow on and struck her on the port quarter hDaJ
tie wheel crushing In the cabin and cutting through the
guards 10 the hull None OF the passengers were injured
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
THE EAST INDIES.

DISPATCHES FROM THE AsIAITC SQUADRoN-rHE
MURDERS BY THE FORMosA BARBARTANs.
WASHINGTON, July 14.-Rear-Adniral Bell, COM
manding the Asatc Squadron reports to the Navy De
partment from board the flagship Hartford at Yoko
hama Japan under date OF April 80 the employment and
distribution OF the vessels under his command as follows;
The Shenandoah and Wyoming had sailed for Osaka with
the United States Minister and suite. Capt. GodsbO-
rough, OF the former vessel, had instructions to
land the Minister under salute and with an
escort OF the full Marine Guards Of the Shenandoah and
Wyoming appropriate to the occasion Upon Rear-Ad-
miral Bells arrival at Annoy the 4t OF April he
informed by Commander Broad. Royal Navy, command
ing Her Brtanic MGicstys ship Cormorant that when
at Lakao, Island of Formosa, the 22d Of
Merch, he heard that the American bark Rover.
Capt. Hunt, bad been wrecked on the Nile
taken TO the boats and that Capt Hunt his wife, the
second mate aud three Chnamen landing on the bay on
the south end FOrmOsa all murdered except one
sailor he other separated from the first boat In the
night timeI by the wild who inlabt part of the
primitive habits, wearing clothing and occu-
pying no habtatons. but living in the noun
ains and thickes Commander Broad sent out messen-
gers TO the aborgna proposing to the survivors
the OF the Rover should any be found and two
days after accompanied by Mr.. Andrews, III. B. NJ Con
sui at Tao proceeded In his vessel to the place OF the
murder Upon attempting 10 land however, he was fired
upon the bushes with muskct and bows and arrows,
having one man wounded, whereupon ne returned 10
his vessel and sheed the bushes and then returned 10
Annoy Upon receiving this information, Rear-Ad-
miral Bell Immediately dispatched orders by mail
steamer then passing up 10 COmandet feDlgei Oh tne @
outrage, and endeayor TO rescue any SURVIVORS DIV
chance there shoud be any lie had not up to the date
OF his dispatch. received report from Commander
Febger's movements IN pursuance OF TINS Ordef.
The Waohusctt is sti engaged In guarding American
commerce against the nenh robbcr bands on
the Yang TIE River The Monacacy was about to visit
Canton aud Macao the westward of Hong
Kong. guard thc American interest, and to suppress
piraces and the Coole traffic by our eitzens Inc health
OF the squadron continues excellent The only death re
ported is that Of James Loss ordinary seaman on the
Shenandoah, who was drowned at 1eddO on the 4th O
April by the capsi2ing or "A boat
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
THE GOVERNlIENT FINANCES.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE amount of fractional
currency received the National lCurrency Bureau
during week ending yesterday amounted to $4,000
During the period there forwarded TO hatonai
banks and Others @ j and United States notes TO the
amount Of sent % the Assistant treasurer az
Philadelphia. The amount OF securities held Dy the
Treasurer the United states In trust for National Banks
reported to-day follows For circulating notes
800; for deposits of public moneys, sjo5S45O;
total s37g496 $50 Amount Of National Bank currency
issued during the week SlGo55O; total TO date
From this is 70 deducted the currency returned IN
Guiding wOrnOut notes, amounting TO si+25y2 leaving
in actual circulation al this date S29S7703H The amount
OF fractional currency redeemed during the week was
$5ig GO. -.
Tho receipts Of Internal Revenue yesterday we're
sqO9 100 making the total amount Tor the week ending
fodav A. 3s-5eC and tho areSate for the fiscal year
10 date Sl3,2O69G0 , ,,, -. .s.,.
The receipts from customs It the principal ports OF the
country from the 10 the 9th inst are as follows.
New York ....... 81, ,jl2,56J NewOrieans 62,OI5
Boston ~ 20S,l2G san Francisco from
PSjIadeinbia nj 326 2stA TO 3lst ult... l23, ,o52
Baltimore .-....... 2,3,OiO a..
Baltimore makes larger return for the past weeE than
ii has made yet ITS receipts having hitherto averaged
about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
Suspicion OF POISONING AT STATEN ISLAND.

SUSPICION OF POISONING AT STATEN ISLAND
Mrs Margaret Grant. lwho with her husband Is en-
ployed by Mr. j. X Jessup sof Eonvile, Staten Island
has been arrested on suspicion OF having poisoned at
dinercnf prrod, three PERSONS and her husband mas
h e,reited 0s an accessory II is alleged that few
months aro Grant aud his wife had some difficulty with
AZ Nii,,J 1rcfiuskev and John DOugherty young men
,ia, ~, tir Jessnps farm. Mrs. Grant was heard
no saw that she would do for the young men but no no
,aIcn of her threat On the 18th OF May McClls
@ ,rss okeu i'm and died shortly afterwards but at this
fine noboy suspected fon play ON the 18Th OF June an
, l ,fter,y arl DOugherty was suddenly taken Ill,
and did in a few hours, exhibiting all the symptoms OF
~ anu u :" nangherty having declared before his death
~, NJ Grant nut poison into his coffee she ar
res,ed and taken before Justice Vaughan at Clifton and
49, ,,arstrate committed her to await the result Of
t oTtem examination CT the bodies OF the supposed
rric,u,s which have been disinterred.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
sK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, JULY Is, 1867.

while seeking 20 cheer the dowDcas spirits OF his principal
had been struck by brick the side OF the head aud
knocked stifn 10 Use the expression OF D rough Mr..
McGnnis arose slowly, all bleeding and gashod, and
turning around slowly cried out, That wasn't no square
deal any how; calls for the intervention OF Dir. Seward
and If cant git it, takes me own" at the same mo-
ment pulling from a reastpOcket siXbarrelcd re
volyer. general free fight about to ensue when
the alarm OF "POlice" was given, and the rOwdies,
thieves and murderers scampered right aud lett Tor the
boats some escaping by the road 10 Hudson City and
Others taking the woods in great alarm 1t u needless
10 say that the gnt was declared draw OWING 10 the
fear OF arrest by the PRINCIPALS.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
NAVY GAZETTE.

D,treI1dCapt Ranken.J Dumon and mate Il T. Dagget
doH Con from ths Constellation and ordered
% and waiting orders; Surgeon Potomac Acting Master
Fa Stein fu the Potomac W. White Acting Bnsigns An
arJ waiting orr Surgeon drew and Peter Founce
Fovler and Constellation and waiting
oomaci Paymaster orders Acting Master J. Bce
George from the DE soto and ordered 70
ami ordered 10 settle his accounts the Cninnebang
gvwsser Murray from thol OIde7ed-A Surgeon A.
Cons.aou and ordered 70 the Potomac; Acting
or Arng Assistant Surgeon Third Assistant Engineer J. N Pc
Malone and Acting Enn 70 the Massaehuets Act
Jno and Third Assistant Engineer "
waiting orders; Acting Ensgu Wm. tSteele 10 the De soto
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
TENNESSEE.

OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION Or THE RIOT AT PRANK
LIN.
NASHVILLE, July l4-The taking of the testimony
relative 10 the Franklin riot has closed 1t is conflicting
and unsatisfactory The decision Of the authorities re-
spectng il transpired The United States troops
will remain at Franklin tin after the State election.
Troops will also be sent TO Columbia.
large coored Radical meeting held at the capital
Yesterday and several speeches made Joe Was,
coored Conservative invited Ospcak, but declined
No disturbance occurred.
The registration office opened again yesterday. Nearly
400 volers were rcg.sercd among whom l5 were WHITE
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
THE RI1FFALo TURNER FESTIVAL.

BUFFALO July 1.-THE annual festival OF the Iurn-
ers OF Western NewYOrk, commenced here Last nignI
Delegations from Syracuse Rochester rnd Dunkrk nave
arrived and Others expected to-day Mr. PAU Wers-
chas of Buffalo, chosen President anc DIT. LOWER
thales Rochester, Secretary. Syracuse was seeced
the future headquarters OF the general society ahd
Rochester chosen for the next annual funniest ana Au
gust the month in which 10 will be held Ihe Prize
judges chosen to-day. The festivities VIII continue
until Wednesday next
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
MISSISSIPPI.

A barbacue was was held ut Terry, Mississippi, on
July attended by both whites and blacks. The Hon.
A. g. Brown cx-U g. Senator. who presided made a
speech in which lac stated he fully IN favor OF recon
structOn as proposed By Congress, aud would accept II
in all It's amplitude
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
TIE PLAINS.
cnoIERL Ar EoRr mARKER-DEATHs on sOLI

CHOLERA AT FORT HARKER-DEATHs OF SOLDIERS
ST LOUIS, July l4.-A special dispatch from juno.
ton CITY Kansas says that the cholera broke ont NJ Fort
Harker the zsth OF june since when over dozen sol
diers OF 3Sth COored Infantry and several czen III
Guiding George * Eaton and VIM Edwards or the quar-
termasters Department, and brother OF Captain Aims
have died OF IT, There nearly twenty soldiers IN nos
pita with IT, The surgeons think the disease Is caused by
the recent overflow of the Smoky Hill River seven GU.
Sana and at Junction City have also ded OF
the cholera.
Major Cooper Of the 7th cavalry, shot himself through
the head in Mt OF temporary insanity, Whle on the
march with Gen. Custer.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
Spctiml NOiitrs.
When Youth and Beauty sIee,

When Youth and Beauty 8ieet
To cha.e the glowing hours with agus feet vhst % u. IN
they breathe and make luxury nha , Ask che ladies' aud Tier
will tell you PHALoNs NIGHT BLOOMING cRRgUs
The American Poultry society -. hold aiouaed neaBt
Astor stse WEDNESDAY, July r. at O'Clock Tbs
breeding and
Poultry country national ts scope and deserves b oper
Those desiring enroll thir
members invited 10 be present eud communications Pee f
membership, 81 per yea. .
a n. SAUHDERs Pearl and Cedar sts Con Secretary
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
DISCOVERY OF COAL BEDS on THE UNION PA
CIFIC RAILROAD.

ST. LOUIS July A-Extensive deposits of coal
have been discovered the line OF the Union Pacinc
Railway, Kansas branch about l7o miles from Pond
Creek the route OF Albuquerque. Mr.. Sanders the
proprietor OF the Santa Fe stage line reports the veins
from IL Is feet thick Specimens received mere are
pronounced good quality OF bitumnous coal AT three
feet vein has also been discovered 20 miles east OF Fort
HarBer These discoveries believed 10 settle the
question Of fuel for the Kansas Pacific Railroad
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
ALABAMA.
REGISTRATION.

MOBILE, Ala. July 1.-Two hundred and sixty-sX
whites and 2l cOlored persons registered IN the
Seventh Ward OF this city last week The total number
registered in this city is 5.sl4
George H. HiaId, flour inspector OF this city, shot
himself YESTERDAY.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
TARLE ROCK,

CLIFTON Our, July 13.-To-day second attempt
was made to ds0dge Table Rock Ten blasts were made,
each containing one and half pounds OF powder The
only effect produced slight explosion on the sur
face It said that third attempt will be made with
fifty pounds OF powder and it thought 1t VIII succump
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
MONUMENT TO DEAD HEROES.

HARRISBURG, Pa, July 14.-To-mOrrOw morning
ground will be broken for monument to Pennsylyanlans
VINO fell In Mexico. IL will be OF white marble 10 feet
high erected In the capitol grounds, between the land
Office and the Arsenal IL viii be finished early IN Spring
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
THE WEATHER.

RKMIgKsThe Thermometer lowest early 18th. 62o I4th
so lJth-The rain eeased about Vey cloudy Afternoon
CloHi BveniugClear little cloudy lih-Pne. but Little cloudy
The wi the tie lOth
10 west the northern surface OF the is visible the nss
vii yet Tor or two they approaching the period Of their
greatcst aperture
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
THE CONNECTICUT RIVER REGATTA

SPRINGFIELD Mass July lathe regatta for the
champion colors OF the Connecticut River for 1867 oc
Tapley six-Oared. three miles, in 10 minutes and 10
seconds The boat j. w. Dickinson was disabled by the
breaking of an
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
GEORGIA.

REGISTRATION IN ATLANTA.
The atlanta Opinion of the llth says: The regis
traton OF voters this city closed yesterday afternoon
The number registered yesterday is iO9whte 81, and
blacks rIe total number registered n 3277-whiies
l5G, and locks 1881 Majority Of blacks over whites.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
BASE BALL.

TOUR or THE NATIONAL CLUB or WASHINGTON
VICTORY AT COLUMBUS, OHIO.
The National Club left Washington on their exten-
sive week On Friday they arrived at Column
bus Ohio, and Saturday played with the Capital Club
of that city. An Cusy victory was achieved by the
WaghiuetOuaus. as will be seen by the following
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
AcoTrTTTAL OF A MURDERER

CINcrNNATI July IL = Eealy, the murderer of
Cory at the Spencer House in July last was acquitted
yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

On Saturday afternoon James Mott of Schuy-
,oo Wpstccster County 10 years of ago, was bitten
NV n mad bulldog which belonged " his father. Tho
brute was killed.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
DR. kennedy's
DIARRHEA CORDIAL.
ONE BOTTLE WILL CURE.

Rvery by lsnd should have bottle Oft
Evry family 10 sickness health should have bottle OF IL
Il Will cure simple summer Complaint
Il will Dirrhes-
10 ol Dysenery.
II will cure Gripping Of the B0welA
IL will Cholera MOrhus
Of the bowels When reduced With oosene"
Kind
given with each bottle how massage All aas<
by the bowels hanutactlrel
DONALD KENNEDY, RoIbury. Mas
Price One Dollar DBMAS BARNES Co.. No u Pars-
row. l. WILLS s. Co No iso Fult0n-sLi y
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

list Cd. Sd. 4th. 9th. 9TH 7th. Total.
Gspgitasi.2 GapaI ii......2 u 81 IS % 20
Tmpire-Mr r. Wright OF the Cincinnati Club. Scorers
-Messrs. Lewis and Munson. Flyoatches-Captals !;
Nationals G. Outs on fouls-Capitas, o. Nationals 8.
T!uic OF game, hours and 10 minutes.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
ptRNING or 4 THrATFR IN sr. LouIs.

Sr LOUIS, July l&-The Theatcr Comque, on
fiffh-st.. between Fruknay, aud Westinghouse, was
totally destroyed hy lire at o'clock yesterday morning.
The origin OF the fire rs unknown. The amount Of the
loss and the Insurance j. not yet ascerained The Thea
ter ComiQuc auod ~ S7 OO0 ana insured In St
Louis offices fOr SijOO. The lcsaees j. & G. Esher, lost
about $1,000, on which Ihcrc was no insurance.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD 90.
THEIR FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
AS AN INVESTMENT.

The rapid progress USion Paac RrOid bulng
Omaha Nebrsska and forming with It's western oouneeous
continent st attention The value of the
Mortgage Bouis which the Company offer 70 the public The
question asked prudent are these bonds securer
Next they profitable investment" To reply ia brief
FIRST early completion OF the whole gres, line 10 The Pi6c
future business event can be- The Government grant
twenty million land and 6 million dollars IN III ow oocs
practically guarantees fourth the work already ious and
the track continues be laid the Of two mes d.,
The Union Pacific Railroad bonds issued wb promises
profitable lines Of railroad IN the country Fo mssy
years the only line connecting the Atlantic and Pan and
being competition maintain remunerative rates.
T hundred and SIX mie Of this road finished ana
fully equipped with depo locomotives &C. and two trains arc
daily running way. Tor the remaining m miles 70
Rocky Mountains hand aud under COO
tract o Dc done o September
The earnings the sections already 6uished Sas
gra gold upon the First Mortgage BOn
and another ne Of the road built The Pan
already completed only pay and expenses bot be profit
able o the Company
F The Union Pacific Railroad bouis
progresses therefore the market unless the
a bora fd property. .r.... ..fTr.
5th Their amount "a strictly limited By eqaa vhAi
is granted By the u Government r which takes O~ he.
security upon the 6rst 5l7 miles west from omshs
ony SIC 100 per mile
the road good investment se: arosd baders
Of the country already 5oo upos the stock whss
is to Hen may well inspire confidence in a lien
EtgA Although claimed that there be better secu
ties than Governments parties Sho consider 6rst mortgage
upon property very security in the wohs and who
sell their Governments thess bouds-as securing
greater interest.
N As the Pacific Railroad bonds offered for tb fesent
the dollar and sccried interest tey are the cheapest 80
cuty the market being per than u Stocks
Tenth: AZ the rate Of premium on gold 'hcF pay
OVER NINE PER CENT INTEREST
The daily subscriptions already large anl they will continue 70 b
r..eYodu in New York by the
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK No Esssaas st.
CLARK. DODGE Co, Bankeis, No 81 Wsllst,
JOHN ! CISCO SON, Bankers No % Waita.
HENRY CLBWS & Co Bankers No. % Wass,
by BANKS andBAEKBRs generally throughout the Un States.
maps as descriptive pamphlets may be obtned They viii
by the Compsnys Once No % Hsaut New
York application Subscribers will select their Agents In whom
ey alone viii be responsible ~ then for the sss
delivery Of the bonis
JOHNI CISCO Treasurer. New York
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

DIR. Z. Bunford Lighthii
has returned City and removed bis Consultation Rooa
from No u 81 Mlrks-plsce to
No. WEST FOURTEENTH ST..
(One door west Of Fahage)
where he be daily consulted
DEAFNESS, CATARRH.
aai a the diseases Of the
EYE, EAR, THROAT, AND LUNGS
Reception hours from pa m aHop
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
FIRES.
IL LITTLE TWELFTH ST.

At 81 o'clock. D. H., Saturday fire broke out in
the pottery Of W A MacquOd Co.. No. 81 Little Twelfth
caused by some woodwork catching fire from over
heated kiln. Loss building, $1,000; stock 5000.
Insured in thc following companies: Protection of Iha
dclpha. S2OO0; Kcusngtou OF Philadt phia S2075 RE
public, OF Philadelphia, $liOO; security, of Philadelpha;
S2,G75; Hoffman. Uf Ecw-Yurk. 1000.
Mcssrs. Englehart &. Co. request 10 state that
the building destroyed by fire Friday morning at 395
Pcarlst used only FOR ecfyng spirits, and not as
a distillery.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
NEw YORK. July Is. 1867

Negative Ailments.
bodily powers weakened and depressed without pain,
fever positive OF disease. In these al that
required to quicken vital With the tonic and seratvs
action Of RADwAYs REGULATIyB PILLS They the d.
sse functions gently tie liver eqaae the
Shakespeare Cleanse the stuffed bosom OF has
perons sud that weighs upoa the heart"
Price per box with gum free from taste soiA
By Druggists
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-10-03
The Main Question.

"shall Four Millions Of our countymen be
heneeforth serfs and ohtcasts In the land of their
birth, with their descendants through all gener-
erRtionsi" Such is the great question remaining
to be solved by. tn judgment and votes Of the
American People.
These Four Millions are not even accused of
having forfeited the common rights of human ma
ture by any crime. The greatest accusation lodg-
ed against them is that Of lgnorancei and this by
the oracles Of faction which has systematically
excluded them from common schools and made
teaching them in any way felony. No people
ever welcomed instruction more eagerly or prof
tied by II more sigualy than do the Blacks ofthis
country; there are more Of them learning to read
to-day than Of the Poor Whites of the States
wherein they mostly live; and their general anx-
iety TO learn renders their speedy enlightenment
a moral certainty No White man is denied pO-
tical rights In the South because he Is ignorant;
the Blacks are prescribed only because they are
Black.
The Blacks are a full eighth of the American
People. They have been fifth; they will soon
fall to tenth, and so 10 smaller and smaller
lropofion only because of our immense, persls-
tent imm igIation, which is wholly White They
have doue their full proportion of the work of
clearing off the timber. fencing and Otherw ise
preparing the soil for civilized use, vet they own
scarcely an acre or habltation. But ths is Meir
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-10-03

The dlsproportion between the white and the
black population ia constantly increasing. In
1870 the blacks will constitute Ie4s than ten per
cent. Of the population. The white population IA
Increased by canttant stream Of Immigration
Let all do their best 10 abolish the foolish
prejudice existing. and there will be no danger #
aclashing Of races In this country. The white
man has no more OF Divine right" than the
black man. The white mans control IN this
government will not be because Of the potency
Of an abstract right; but because Of the vast pre-
ponderance Of favorable circumstances. We be-
lieye that Providence will control those crcum-
stances in favor of the white man without the
necessity Of denying the black man any Of his
civil rights. Providence is usually more
straightforward than corrupt politicians.
The blacks should he enfranchlsed because
they are patriots. By this we mean that there
should be no distinction between white patriots
and black And we mean farther that by the
amendment VIC will simplify our recognition of
patriotism. 1t is not only an expression Of graf
itude 10 reward the patriotic soldier but It Is
also expedlcnt. We thus declare that we esteem
patriotism as an essential quality In the citizen
ofa Republic. Patriotism is virtue which 1t
Is TO the interest Of government TO cherish. The
patriotism Of negroes is Of the purcst kind; 1t Is
unadulterated love Of country.