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New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
Oftlrn Sttamtrs.
DGCIFiC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0SfPAEYa
THROUGH LINE TO CALiFORNlA AED CulSA.
CARRilNG UNITED sfAT@ MAIL.

CARRAiNG UNITED SGATkH MAIL.
VA PANAMA RAILROAD
leave Pier No. q Norb River foot Of Cant 1Seset
lolos o.
osic5cr LAGIzoAA Capt MsuU eonns'tHE with coSsrITU
oster ii-iiESRY cnACYCEY. Capt Gay souroctng ,ia
GOLDEN AGi, Csrt CeyenN - -
Oeoer 2l-RlShG STAR, Capt IL T. Conle connecting sio
MONTANA, Capt Faruswern.
hundred poands 81 baggage aoNea rec esen sa Pnaeni
oueS tAcapuco; those ofla snt st stPsns
ma South lEic ports l ad ITO Of Scuai amsh
esr rorts those Of lst toHeh at MarsAsise
h eaCl month rouueb hA wa ne" s' nns nos
pstsna o Australia and New-lesahd q, -.- -, ~.
For japan Cu Of November II connects e9sev sn
steamer Great Repuhlo FrsBeso Dece loEgesn,
attn steamer NewYok org Horg sud Costa e Tor S'sa' .I
For o,sazo all further Information spPT st h' oaess
We Nbah oot 0i iOalA -" "'''" "''' " n r BABY Aren't
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14

STEAM ENGINES. FLAX, HEMP. row
~ aud ROPE MACHINERY, MACuIESI TOOLS &c TODD l.
RAFFERTY, wsfsbos,s gpey-,s SssYots w,rss P,t-roa
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
DEPARTMENT.


SECOND BOARD.
Usss'74 Coup rUs6s5-2O Coup go L IS l04O Reg
5000 lind 1851 10000 ...-..ll23 DOOV
u 5 Gs Go Reg
1,jUO..- .lsZ
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14

SooS PToyIsIoN MARKET. o'cLOcK-Since
/, Coo llls Mes. Pork sold at t220S22 80. cash and
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14

THB I'M
Steamship ATLANTIC, Cap. chsa H''"'
viii l.s,s Pier No. a. r.. on SATURDAY October n s"n
FOR SOUTHAMPTON, HAyRB AND BREMEN,
F-. Cabs eioi Second Cabin s6s; stser,ss sts soh
Frou Brcnse Southampton and Hsyrs 70 New fetki .
Frt OskIn si0, Second Csbla, sT3i stsersge 50 gels
EXCURSION TICKETS. OUT AND HOME -
First Cabln $40 Sscoad Cabla 100 Stserags, '"
Foe (s,snt sEpcssse bills o. sIchsnss Psssss s2YXw
BAAC TAYLOR Prssisct. Ne " brsa'~'
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14

HIedi AMI Ireland Fofeisn Foi'
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14

AT WIN. RVERDELL" SONS, No. 104 Full
"A iessL-wKDDISG CARDS and FiNs STATIONERY (Rsss
llsAsd lsiS)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-04

The sport on the Lakes In This City.
Yesterday was another day or gala for the skAsng
community The purest SNOW, unmsitcd by the breath
OF summer winds mantled the rocks and carpeted me
deserted pathways or the Park, and clear sheets OF
soohest Ice ovcrlad the nppling bosoms Of the akes
The attendance each and ever pond was decidedly
large and the opportunities for enjoying the sport 70 the
fullest extent most plentiful The red ball, whc'
has been elevated the spire Of tho mast upon the
ssnai urng the past three days. attracted Thousands
the more democratic skaters 70 the upper lower an
central lakes and the sss Of tho Fifth Avenue Rink an
Fifth Avenue Park nsunting gay In the breeze, notine
the patrons Of both places OF resort that good skatnt
was no longer an vnaitainabe enjoyment While the
people rushed to the Park and gladly awaited
themselves OK the hospitality Of the STATE. the
elite gathered Major 0atman's rink, and sheltered
from the the ICY breath Of Eolus gded TO and fro until
copeed 70 seek under the covered galleries or
parake of refreshments in the cosy retiring rooms inc
INK which tho great centre Of attraction, was
yesterday enanaed by fashionable guests and won
derfuly proficient skaters good band OF music dis
coursed sweet melodies and proved Waiting ice feat
70 be performed with comparative ease Al night the
pond was brightly Illuminated and the scene presented
by the ever changing tabieau with phantom forms
CHANGING about chcckered with light and shade, was
beautiful, in the extreme This week. which has indeed
beeu az promised gala week. will be brought 10 close
by skating tournament which will take place on Satur-
dsy afternoon on the Fifth Avenue Rink After due
will be presented the best male amateur skater who
shall appear The encouragement OF the affair VIII be
greeted with great enthusiasm BY the FANCY skaters of
the METROPOLIS AtA.e X sEt N NsN 1 Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-04
TINE Alllaeu DRY eoous swInullNe CASE.

Examisasisn nc she Tembs- Obsaiuins Gosds
! On False Pretences-The Evidcnce, SC.
The case Of Folger and Tibbs who are charged with
having Obtained large quantity Of goods to the value Of
$4,000 or more, alleged false and fraudulent pre-
tsnceA resumed yesterday before Justice Hogan, d
the Tomba Folger Tibbs and Williams still remain ~
large but Goggn and the Kinks are OF detained
until the close OF the investigation.
yoshua Il Dryden, Of baltimore Nd sworn The
name Of my nrm in Baltimore is Robert ". Dryden &
Sons a II and l6 German street. know James Cog
gin; first saw him In August 1885, when he came to
our house and gave us his card next saw him in No.
We bad done before in repy " sad t6as ws would DO
"a making him IN advAnoe on tho goods q We
Hondsy 10 a
some invoices handed him ~ counsel.s copies & the
invoices; they were what is called brilliant figure tw
mes identified sample handed him BY counsel as SINH
s sd2s alluded @ s with s
the advance did not hear what was said; the goods
received nom Gosgn were sen. . Rex, Higgins Co.
on the 12th November We received some more goods
trunks the goods received delivered agent Of
Paine, Berry Co.; saw Mr. Goggin on the 18th Of
ae wss accGmpenisn ~ sd s .nom
mentioned in conversation that the goods had been sent
d: IA. e NJ sent osss
Tibbs was enclosed In the letter. 1850
wsm E ss1 rs.6ne = Sc ana n S % !: s' Ess
r ". Dryden sons on November s. 1855; the goods
marked and b. the rm sold the goods At auction the
prints Of this pattern pointing to one exhibited by coun
Louis GrisH, recalled: sold goods similar 10 tina,
ontna 70 the pattern Of print exhibited By counss q
seventeen and shalt cents per yard % Folger TDb.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-04
CITY POLITICS.

MATING rHs REGULAR REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
rEEThe delegates elected to this body the 2sth ut
met hcadquarten corner Of Twenty thd street and
Broadway last evening Judge j. Dittsnhoefer called
the meeting order and nominated Mr.. John Keyser
temporary chairman, and Messrs. Chas H. Hall and
Thomas u. Smith, Joseph b. Taylor, Henry Smith and
James Booth elected delegates ut large On motion
organ cation, vz:James Kelly, John Lalor, James
w. Farr, John Porshay, Nelson Crawford, J. Wilson
Green and David Miller, who, after recess Of ten min
Vice Presidents X. c. Benedicde A. j. Dittenhoefer
Treasurer Joseph B. Taylor; Secretaries Chae. H. Hall
Andrew j. Plumb Janltor John Brady Mr.. Often
hoefer begged have his name withdrawn and the resi-
OF the ticket elected Some ronne business being
disposed OF, the committee adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-04
ST. ZIG HIN q /.

A Gay Time Runners - Scenes mt High
Bridge, McComb's Dam nnd Harlem.
The sleghing yesterday was moderately good, and
New Workers were prompt TO profit by the opportunity
afforded indulge IN their favorite winter recreation
II it DO desired keep the metropolis in good humor
let seghing facilities be equal to the desires Of It's
citizens and the matter Is faa accompil n good
seighing be mad within any reasonable distance Of
the city New Workers will manage TO reach The coveted
locality and enjoy the advantages holds out This fact
amply proven yesterday, by The large numbers Of
pleasure seekers the Bioomngdale road gaiy speed
ing along their hearts keeping timc to the music Of tho
bells that everywhere indicated their presence High
Bridge McComb's Dam Fairhaven, and other localities OF
lying this route the points for which
the riders bound Ia most IN and around all
these The sIeghing excellent The fair weather over
hundreds OF ladies' 10 participate IN the
epoymens OF tho road, nd right heartily did they APP
probate them 70 one unacq aaiuted with New York
and lis ways IL would have appeared yesterday that
the great bulk OF people had turned for sleigh
ing holiday for time in the afternoon there uers
on the Bloominrdale road and the routes entering
Central Park lines OF vehicles runners continually
ns pa no ms OF hsss carried DIV good
Fellows" who enuyened the scene By indulgng IN the
refrain which requests the ever .nimsle Johnny" %
sight, 80 aforementioned wore the steeds that drew
them, to be the property Of some patean.as Of upper
JenuOm, WnOso
TO allow this chance ride 10 escape them without
receiving due attention. Other sleighs Of the cha
racter known In rural districts the pung and thor
occupants were apparently Of that class OF Young
America whoss daily labor is In the city markets, but
Who now dashed along with vista OF fun and frolio
opening before them such they knew sleigh ride
the enaiied Other vehbces had but two occu-
pants and the most casual observer coald ooe help
noticing that they bctrobed lovers hugely we're
they enjoying each others society In One, there were
ssighs Of Ill and sizes out yesterday from the
dsshng "cstabishmeut" Of The millionaire TO the unprs
tending pung OF tho carman nxed up, or this occasion
me snov wa On al the outlets fSom the CITY, sun
cssntly packed soadt % sasy naiag and ths vehicles
g,idsd along - smoothly could b deesed IN "
dIrsctious The roads leading thsou6h bslae heps -
good eoudision b. the Part sbsvsFss Who osvssd ~
ace with tho that lay ussIcssy on either Side =
the thorouqhfarcs Should thsts b another fan q rn0w
within day a. two, the crust As nsw Govern we rsrx
viii anord good bottom FOR SAIL excellent slsshss
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which che he hnsnasd President Lsseln psonouscsd
g s - n ID :s:s ss wee ~ rs r.
ss:p ssAs s: e e :s ss
s. Ss ma. frequent .V ns . Sn
ios military support and be states sand the military
ne position sst polite. ns ouds .. ns
have had several occasions 70 invoke military
srnor. and for the prosscsion q the rights Of
loyal citizens So far the General, perhaps unwit
pg,y pays me high compli IL tor The ssrs na
the General do himself equal justice IN asserting his
neutrality contained IN the extract OF his report
principles II Louisiana the one iOysI and The other as
loyal, not the duty OF the General 70 have pro-
Sorns e lis o~u Il. Gsus sa
Legislature which was almost exclusively composed Of
ex-rebes wss making var upon me- that all or nearly
the General did mot regard his duty to serve the
interest OF either sden can assure the General that
his ndidersnce % the appeals and applications Of Union
for relief OF grievances under Of his duty,
deep surpnse and regret in the breast Of many loyal
ocsons % the ss ds q y the 4 The
Mechanics Institute would never have occurred. Il
n des 1os We ~ woud not interfere est IN
benefit or his absence from the city during the riot i
energy himself sncs thai occurrence in bringing the.
guilty parties 70 justice The enclosed copies OF cor
respondsnce will show what action i took In che
premises, and hamby think that II General Sheridan
had shown any portion or that vtgor that has character
sed operations - military commander in the nsld,
In enforcing the provisions Of General Order No. ~
tho guilty parties would hare been arrested
ana met win proper punishment ! 40 not Ar
his duty or deliberately designing 70 let the parties
escape but whom tho General travels think out Of
his proper line Of duty TO attack me he should not DO
surprised thai bis own acts should undergo similar
scrutiny At my hands
Ny regard and elimination for his services In the late
induced me 10 refrain from taking any notice Of
what conceived TO be unjust and petulant attack
mo IN his dispatches concerning the riots The renewal
Of Il in his general report compels me 10 defend mysef
by this explanation.
Trusting you will pardon this intrusion your valua
BILE time and giving you full authority TO mako such use
OF this letter. with the accompanying documents you
may think proper have the honor subscribe, with
high respect, your obsdient servant
J. MADISON WELLS, Governor Of Louisiana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-04

Applicasisns And Grasss Sss Lacsuees-sspsr-
/ pnsesasns ksnseAy 90 Issss N Order - ~
Excise Law. r. .t
Tho Commissioners hsld . short sesioa yssssrdsy
aftsruccn, Commissoner schu,ts presiding
ME Acton reported for committee that ons hundred
and ssventynve applications for licenses had bssa 70
ceved and considered upon motion they granted,
thrsysight In Brooklyn and one hundrsd and thirty
even IN New York The Board thsn adjourned until
THURSDAY next
7he superintendent Of Police win on Saturday issue
general order calling attention OF the police and liquor
dealers TO tho new Excise law lately By the
Court Of Appeals as constitutional The order viii b
short sharp and decisive and unlicensed liquor dealers
viii be dealt with summariiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-04

~N'~--~~s
for the wEEELv HERiLn .el rM fefMNMaaa Il
I, also contains. The Highly Important Europsss
News Of the pas, Week. received By shs Atlantic Gable
and the Nails embracing our Special Dispatches and
forsrpoudcncs relative 10 she FsniAn Movement the
MEXICAN Question, the Canadian Rsvcsutlon. no OR
washington Dispatches containing IN tbs News trans
piripr IN the Capital City, Win fun special report u
the Grand New Years Receptions q the white House;
The rsnians in Csusda; Liza OF NE Rebel Dignanss
who have been psrdousd BY the Prsssdeas; The Lass
Snake story. fun report 81 the & q lsslN
E GREAT OCEAN YACHT RACE lt
recently won By shs Hsussssta IN The rsmarkabis time
or thirteen days ana twsuty-twc hoe win account
OF the Honon rendered 70 our American Yachtmss By
Queen victora and hsr People and Description Of ths
Contrasting vssss ~h Sketches Of NE respective Cap
tans thereof List o. the Governors Of al cor ssAsss
and Territories Summary of The Railroad and sssans
boat Disasters asd Hirss which occurred dusiss Nc
NE year 1859; Tue Currsss Nsws u ne WEEK. sns
bssclsg si ,nssrsssisg Political ard Local EvsnsA
and the Laasss Nsws from MEXICO. the wsss -
asss. south Ansssoa, ths Pacific, 81 rhs Fsssiosa
q rsposs1 c9scssaly ~ cur special coIsspes1sas
in Paris; vssistss; Our Musical and nssssscas
Review for Ne week; Facssis; rOrssn 0ssssp;
Arsssssc, sossasac sMinsg. Religious and Literary
intelligence: Editorial Articles on ne pss9ass@
topscs Of The day Our sporting Rscord gv'ne Tsper~
or vur;ous rurl Pedestrian, Pugssc and eshsr opss
Inn svsuss: Our Aerieultun Budget contsinug vai~-
sbls ana interesting reading for banners and cssdsess
Reviews Of the cassls Hons Dsy Goods and Beos -
shcs Markets. Financial and commsrc'sl in'si'esees;
narrsrss ana Deaths; Advertisements, aad sccosnsS
sl Inportsn, and isisrsstas events Of ns wssG ~
1,.vs --s,os,s subscripslou, o.; r,rss espiss 81
rive coolies. %; Tsn copies, Slk s1ngs sop6se nss
cents each. 4 limited number q savsssssensass ~
sevssl ID ~ wmny HuAh0 sl4tus4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-04

Exsaus Or Gestiles fren salt Lake Cfty-Ep.
fsrcenene or BFighan's Order Against
.Ths1, 40.
... LsAvxHwonrn, Jan 3, 1851.
Advicss from Salt Lake 70 December n state that
twenty three Gentle bssnes FIRMS have expressed their
willingness 10 leave the Territory, provided thss receive
cost On eusandng accounts asainst she hornons and
thas Brigham Young pays them sevcntynvs per csnt Of
The cost value Of their property 10 the Territory the
Gsasss have bssn forced 70 take this couss owing
late instructions from Brigham warning the faithful 10
have no dsaline With them. n this psoposition 10
sscspssd vl give NE Territory szclusivsiy 70 the Nor
mona Fiw aHnt TMN if
Accounts fron The plains say the weather 10 intensely
cola Tsa vs entertained THAI frsishtsn viii sussr
severely.
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- 49,. ~ p CHAmngTor jan 3 1851.
from The Red ves thAs Mh ven high and threaeue
overflow. me 0uachitA river also reported fall and
planters have me- sppsvssniv " sorvase thsg osps
ms New orIssss Psesyv~s Welcomes sbs ocusss,sssl
szeurnton committees - thae city, and snpresss ne
i.S:sss's - ~ rWsrsa3s y ~ ss.sa'sasss'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-04

Mary NNohen sud J. ". AIbAngh conplsssd thsir en-
assnsns q the Louisville Academy Of Music on the
2oth ulS
Leavis 4 Curnss bur,ssqus opsr sroups were II
Allyn Hail. Hartford, on the iss inse Y
J. =. Mccarthy IVES q haguirs's Opera House. vir-
gipa CRY, Nevada, on the 18th ull
Mls Lucille western and M Theodore Hamilton COM
ssos ssar engagement the - Charles theatre. New
Orleans, On January IA IS ui iH5 a
Mn. D. r. Bowers and Mr. J. c. MoColom COM
p'sssd an engagement st 'hs new opsrs BOuss PsDas
on the 2oth uiE
me Ruschinsoo family sung - Al'ssssay, Pa on the
Charlotte Thompsoa HIS been rendered . compiimen-
sssy bsnsns by one hundred and thirteen citizens Of
Savannah, Go, who particularly requested that tho
Camille u Alexander Dumas might b performed On
ne occasion. Mss Thompson has ioss money In trying
V run plantation, and will probsbly return to the
stage. ff4NN flr. FL ly s6 II
MIS- LOsta has been engaged a. the star Of the MOBILE
theatre company for the winter season.
Mr. and Ma Bates wsss. At last advicss, o. the Home
thsasss, Galveston. Tsxaa
ma xAnfssssa troupe bssss season Of psrfosmancss
q the Varieties theatre Galveston, On the 10th uL
Martinstt-Ravei troupe amusing the frsqusntsrs
Of The Metropolitan theatre, Ban TraDcscc iast month
company Of japanese jussisrs has arrived % Ban
Francesca ilf8 IN .fAfEA43~ t@A- cAs EaelA
Italian opera does NOT flourish in sss Erascisso.
Aios Kinssbury played Juliet . Nasuirs's Opera
House, San FrancIsco, November %.
Ths Parspa soups announced 70 sing q Brainasds
Han, Clsvslssd, On the lsh isss M~
Emily ThSrus played Ksshlssn In Peep o. Day, u The
Msaspslnan theasre, Inalasapoiis Dsssnssr ~. 1s
Peep o. nay y having run ~ ihs Boston Auss1n
Al he Howard A,hsssam ssw play, written by Dr..
g. Jones, callsl cspss IAscar sbs Pie Of Bssst d
svcssssfal h}
M and Ma Barney williams are 81 tho New Glass;
nat srsss theatre, PhilsAslphia Alb &t8 tfe
GrimsA cauas y ssii on ths boards - Mra. John
Drsw's Arch strsss theatre, Philsdeiphia
yss JsGsrsou he's rssneassnsss - NE National
theatre, wsshsngtos, o. tbses nishts' dusatios. e
chsnfSsu n q wan's New 0psrs House wsshinsssn.
Father Ksup's '0sd Toiks are giving concerto tbis
wess a the Maryland rnssststs, Baltimore.
Gertrude Dosesss, ssw sctrsss msds her stsas a.
knsvickers theatre, Chsssec ~ sssk snd wss favor
ably rsesvsd nft lNAt4 llinM
me GAseul asd sssaI epsrA ssops we're y Cressy'a
epsn H~nA Chtssas = ~ ~! w. Is ggel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-04

There considerable activity noticeable at the Brook
Ign Navy Yard about twenty -four hundred men being
employed there at the present time, in the various dc
parments and engaged in preparing for the several
recently ordered 10 be fitted ont NJ tn In station
The Runboats Undalla and PenoDscot, both Of which
went into commission last week and dropped down u
the Battery Friday last have returned 70 the Yard
70 repair their copper which considerably damaged
BY the floating ice In the river Tuesday. They will
BE- taken the dry dock and undergo the necessary
repairs N &c.. y.
me gunboat Peoria, Lieutenant Commander O. 8.
Badger is u present lying on The Navy Yard awaiting
orders.
The sloop- ofwar Iroquos Lieutenant Commander Carl
English and the gunboat Huron, Lieutenant Commander
Erben, will 20 into commission 1t the Yard to-day
The Oneida third rate sloop ofwar fitting out for
the China squadron. The soop war GU nnebangh
10 also being prepared for sea.
The double ende Utah and wyalusing. both splendid
vessels will be In readiness 60 into comm isson
The Utah Of the fastest Of the double endcr and
intended for the squadron In the West India station
The Madawaska win proceed on her final trial trip In
the early part Of next week. 1E sa g.NI 81
The supply ship Msmph b win sail for the Gulf squad
ruo % The i0sh INST when opportunity win Be r.
fordsd such dssrvus Of forwarding packages 70
he olbosrs ana men IN the vessels cruising along The
Gulf satoua Packages may b left q the eats with
the ocer in charge, Or on board the Memphis prior 70
her Gay Of sailing w
Lieutenant Commsndsr James Q. Maxwell has assumed
the command Of the Navy Yard watch, having relieved
Lsutanant Commander Erbsn, that ocsr hapS ordered
- - A~S'~~' 49, N4NM ss#@ M@
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FHHEYT ~ !"
DSen es.eenced 70 ts ten days pay ana b sdussd 10
ne mnn - be- bssp tssnasrrsd 70 . sixthr
pFecinok &tA kf EE #EN fN = =
Tn wonB ALLEGED AassH CAss-Charles wovms Who
stands charged with having fred the premisss No.
College place some time sine sursndered himself 70
Tho District Attorney yesterday. Bail bonds in the sum
or oo0 we're subsequently enter into for his appear
ance. Detective Illey. Of the Third precinct was in
search Of him II the tina
How ZEE CosNoDoRs COULD HAVE vssx SAvgp-It N
positively asserted BY number OF our most competent
seafaring men, that had the ll-fatet steamer Com
modore been prcvdedas all vessels gong through tar
Sound a. this time Of the year should bs-with 4 ma
forward OF the pilot house from which sorm 10 40
have been SET the latter would have had the sSu "
vecring her OFF before the wind and sdi cd " 10"
becoming total wreck.
RAISso 4 SUsKEs Coal BARGE The COCOA r~"a,
which was sunk by tho steamer Scotlnd az piN -
North river some time since has been puohasea ~
National Steam Navigation Company eid s I9m oens
raised. Hail her hull 10 already above sates Ae SsS
bad previously been recovered EW }
TIE WHAHvk. pisr owned y "oss's 'o'a1
Ascsy SON, ssthe foot Of Corws s'Fee'' nA' n.''
being thoroughly reconstructed ana, wnen un'sne0 Wm
probably be occupied bytf vessels Of the Traders
remuneration CornAnv,- Pier No 81 East River, Che
propertv OF the New ogk Screw Dock Company mas
also been completeySebuilt and enlarged
AocrpESrs, &C -HOry Honnerkomp was stabbed in
the groin by some bos on New Years day. and taken 70
the Nav YORK Ho.ntnl whore he received surgical ~
tention His wound are mot considered dangerous
Amy Agnew was accidentally shot On new Tar - NJ.
By boy u l3o Auson street. Shs va tskeo " W.
Now York Hospital sxt 4sgsi os q e7tnfA e y
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&. 80 q IS sosSsss ssssss @ De nsSs q r.
pssssu1iass Srssssis 8 81 mind s11sssioes sf ms
zvss shasaessr. = long = he fsdsnl con'si;
~ lsnd s He rseonmspds DE Assembling
Of . convention Il the people y 70 revise
concudas by rsfsrsncs the fact thai
the people 81 Maryland may, through bis
yeS hope TINT distant day they may be restorcd 70
: eeyernmsat Of Law and the consetuton- -r.-n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-04

"A CONVENTION ofrsoonssvucsionisss held in Arkansas
recently resolutions adopssd looking 70 the
throw Or sbs srsssing ssass government and calling
upou Conersss " mako Ne change the convsntios
sso accsptsd the constitutional amsndn snt and other
wse endorsed The extreme poilcy 81 Congreog 70 NE
iettsa Tno atten1nnce wAs nos laxga Nd sM \