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Special attention is called 10 the adyer
dsement Of Green & Green, who propose e
close their stock at cost prices, and We
know, mean what they gay. We regre; ID
lose at any time, such valuable and enter
prising citizen az L. Il. Green, aud in
leayinghe carries with him the high esteem
and confidence Of the entire community.
See notice Of trust sale of X. Lnsk.
See change ofschednle Of Louisville and
Nashville railroad.
The Nightingale leaves for Louisville
and Cincinnati at 4 O'Clock 10 day.
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Fer Cairo, 81. Louis, Memphis and
New Orleans.
THE FINE PASSENGER STEAM
l. er Tyrone, Ton HARMAN, Mas Lag y
ter, W. WEAVER Clerk will leave IA s.
above on TUESDAY, the 3rd instant, at :
o'clock Pm
For freight OF passage apply on board. or to
CORBETT 4 BOYD
Al and 40 Front street
HARRISON & SONS,
mari r. W. A. PEBBLES. Agents.
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APPEALS 10 THE SUPREME CoURr.-
Inc cases Of William Hewlett, Mel.
zachary, Lon Christy, the female accom-
pliee IN the Dsmp-y Beaver robbery
Samuel MoAilisler, W. smith. and --
Carter. col, have all been appealed fran
the Criminal Court 70 the Supreme Conr,
none Of which, except perhaps. thst =
Zachary, Will be disposed of dnring ~,
pressns term. Every one Of these psrtie'
is lyieg in Jail.
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= II A H NJ H n n
Continental Insurance Co.,

Ofthe City Of New York. on the lst day of Jan
uaTy. A. D. 1865. made to the Comptroller OF
the State Of Tennessee. pursuant to the stat
ute Of said State.
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CHANGE or TIME.-On and after to-day
the Edgefeld and Kentucky train will
leave at lao P. NJ and arrive al the same
hour This train goes through to Trenton
KY, eight miles beyond State Line.
Passenger trains on the Louisville aud
Nashville Railroad now leave at 4:30 A.
Nj, and $50 P. NJ, and arrive at 4:30 A.
NJ, and $50 P. NJ
There will be change Of time ON the
Nashville and Chattanooga, and Nash
Vile and Northwestern Railroads on Sun
day, next the Sth inst.
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IouTSvfTH.F AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Lave Nashville at. 4.2o !. NJ and ESQ P. ~
Arrive At Nashville ALTO P. N. aud 400 A. NJ
franklin Accommodation train arrives ia
Nashville II s. a. n. and leaves 80 P. N---eT-
eept on SUNDAY.
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~ = rsrrse,.l and Kentucky R.R
=.
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Total Aasets



STATE OF NEW YORK. L.
City and County OF New York 80
George I. Hope President. and Cyrus Peck.
Secretary, Of the Continental Insurance Com
pany, being severaily sworn. depose and say.
each for himself says, that the foregoing IS
true. full and correct statement Of the Affairs Of
the said Corporation, and that they are ths
above described Oflieers thereof
GEO. ". HOPE. President.
CYRUS PECK, Secretary.
Subscfibed and sworn before me- this Path day
Of January A, ID. 1863
THOS. l.. THORNELL, Notary Public
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
COMPTROLLEE's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Jan. ]. 1907
I,G. " Blackburn, Comptroller Of tie Trea-
sury. do hereby certify thar the Continental II
suranee Company, lOented at New I ork, in the
State Of New ork. has preduced 30 me salts
iaetoTy evidence that said Company has com
piled with al the requirements 81 the laws OF
the State Of Tennessee. imposed on insurance
companies: and / further certify that lAhNS
WORTH x CLARK Agents Of said Company
have also complied with the requirements o.
the laws Of the State, made and proTidra a.
such eases: Wherefore. said Continental ~
surance Company has authority 90 take rs
and transact the business Of Insurance. ~ thI'
State at Nashville, Tenn. ,
q. W. BLACKBURN,
feb3 Comptroller Of Tennessss-
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II II =. CIT X

assFs NJ ASD CIrsgNG az ETft,
ussFs-Ag's.EN fst.--fsn,eivl.
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RECONCILIATION.

The total number of interments during
the present year in the various cemeteries
is l53.
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To Rasiness Men and Advertisers
Generally.

The UNION AND DIsPArCH job Rooms
have iust been supplied with large add
lions OF the latest and beat styles Of type
rendering our facilities for the execution o.
plain and fancy job printing, at the Lowest
rates, by far the most complete in the city
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:, memphis and New Orleans.
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i0N 2. 49, ---.''-''''
Ossesar. Mszaphis and sew Orleans.
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AND STAGE TIME TABLE

ounce HehfS-
From Aw.to6P. Sundays. to eA.E
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NAnR AND LocATrov.

NANE AND LOCATION.
The name Of this Company is the Continental
Insurance Company, Incorporated IN 1852, and
located in the city Of New York.
CAPITAL.
The Capital OF said Com
pany, actually paid W
in cash. is-.................... S500NN 90
The surplus on the LIST
day of January, lS6S.....l, 1880 81
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SPARTA sTAGT

Tlherty-Via Stewards Ferry. GAINESVILLE and
" Statesville. ...
Thnrsdav 300 midnight Thursday 500 P. N.
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~,.sassa a.'asisBnofsa and southern wa
Cts4assuoeEa-
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northwestern r.. X.
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OHce Hours.

Arrives Mondays. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
at4P.N. Leaves Tuesdays. Thursdays and at
urdavs. at An.
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NAsHVIIIF AND NOHTHW EsrERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at. 1915 A. n. and go p NJ
Arrives ~ Nashville at...l:l5 A. N. and 300 p Al.
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NAsHvrrLE ASp CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Lave Nashville at..........s00 A. NJ and Z. 80 P.
E,r;ve al ChattanNoga... Gao A. N. and 500 ,. M.
Shelhyville and Tullnhoma Accommodation,
Leaves a. Nasty ie P. NJ
arrives AZ Nashvlle .................. 1000 A. n.
(Cundavs eKceptsdD
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Bs-.8 Washington sssd southern va
Ch1fsaa0os a.
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ussFS-sB'sTSr ist--'smcisl.
ti,si Norshera
a,iulalt.................... 90 4, =.
C..ua.: Ssrslsera-
sF|F a.. -..-''-'.'i' - y ~
Bs-.s washington sua souitser. sia
0batsaaoosa
l2s iaiinishi-..... ,.1;uo A. ~
.,..tsst ss'.s,tIasrsaa and southern via
CssiassneeEa
tos 49,. ............... .--......4:oo P. n.
Deeasar. Ms-aphis and New Orleans
raA .sfloipht ..'-'...-i"V A. X.
,sempssIs and New Orleans.
rmp ..................... P. n.
raxeaeid and zentHeisy II. r.
,o,- .............-.-.............. X.
Nerfawes4ern n. X.
,qal Midnight p ~
TeI,aaon Via Stage.
loGl midnight p Y.
T1soEnasViiIe via stage.
,oao midniahi ... .............Saturday 5.oo P. "
Iordan'- store VIA Stage.
Monday l9oo midnisht .-.-','.---.....-.,l:oo Pm.
WeAnrsiav do p. ...-.....---.......-a... DO
ksidav do .......-.....--..-.. do
Tiberty-via Stewards Ferry. GAINESVILLE and
H Gtatesyille. ..
Thnrsday 1900 midnight Thursday 500 P. N.
@ SPARTA STAGE.
Arrives Monday. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
at4P. n. Leaves Tuesdays. Thursdays and at
urdavs. at An.
Omce Hours.
From a. y. too Pm. Sundays. 2 to A.. n.
RAILROA AND STAGE TIME TABLE
NAsHvTIA.F AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train:
Arrive az w A. y
Leave ......-....--..-...'''.......' 81" P. "
Mail and Acrommod ation Train
Leave Nashville at. .-.........--.....--- So An
Arrive at Nashville .................-..' 5h9 P "
Memphis. Mobile and n. o. Express:
Leave Nashville at.-.-...--..-. -.'. ~ ~ ?. "
Arrive 81 Do A. "
NASHVILLE ASD CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
Lave NASHVILLE st.........SOb A. ". and Z, ~ P N
trrive M ghattanNnga... 600 A. n. and hOU ?. A..
Shehyville and Tullnhoma Accommodation
Leaves a. ksshYill P NJ
Arrives at Nashville .................. leeo A. NJ
SUNDAYS eKcepiedD
ToyiISvTITF AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Lave Nashville at. 4.2n J. N. and ESQ P. n.
Arrive AZ Nashville Rt.-l.e0 P. N. aud 400 A. N.
franklin Accommodation train arrives IA
Nashville II 80 4. n. and leaves i-1o p A--eN-
eept on SUNDAY.
NASHVILLE AND EsrEhN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at. l24a A. ~. and 800 p N.
Arrives ~ Nashsii lie at.'-I;i5 A. n and e'o p NJ
FnaFFTEI.D AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville Rt....,......,-....-. 40 A. w.
leave Nashville 81 P H.
LEBANON STAGE.
Leaves ~ A. N.
Arrives at p N.
IRVINE sTAOE.
Leaves Nashville Tuesdays, Thursiays. and
Saturdays at o'clock A. NJ, arrives at Nash
vile Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays ct l
o'clock ?. n.
LrwIsRURs AND EoLENsvILLE STAGE.
Leaves Nashville Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urdRy az $50 A. n, arriving nj Lewisourg same
day.
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thn Nor'hera
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DEsTRUCFTVE FIRE.

Fire Houses at shelby Vile LRid In
Ashes.
A destructive FIRE occurred at Shelby
Vile on Sunday morning, commencing be-
tween two and three o'clock. Starting in
the dwelling house of Mr.. James c. Mar
tin, on Washington street, that building
was quickly consumed, and the flames
spreading rapidly 20 the four adjoining
residences, soon enveloped them also in a
rolling sea Of fire. The alarm was sound
ed as soon as possible after the danger was
discovered, and the citizens worked with a
will, saving nearly sill the furniture from
the burning buildings, and checking
the flames AZ their sweeping advance
upon the large brick structure on the
northeast corner Of the square. The
whole FIVE dwelling houses, all OF
them, we believe, two-story frame struc-
lures, we're laid in ashes in a very short
time, and heavy rain-storm coming up
before the conffagration had spent Its fury,
the furniture which had been carried into
tho street was very badly damaged. The
parties residing in the houses destroyed,
were, S. L. Fletcher, James c. Martin,
--- Turner, Gilbert Wynn and Mrs.
Braiden. Mr.. Martin is veil known in
this city ~ the Doorkeeper of the Lower
House Of the General Assembly last winter.
Mr.. Turner was formerly proprietor of a
hotel Al Shelbyyille, and was keeping a
boarding house. The fire is supposed to
have originated from some Goals 10 a box
of ashes in the house of MIR. Martin.
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y.soa.: Ssr,hera.
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T"-IT WINDI" N - - 49,
I.eI,aaon via Stage.
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iopdav 300 midnieht P.
Y eAnrsiav do 20 ...-...-.--.......-.... DO
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T9oma.rIiIe via stage.
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For Louisville and Cincinnati
TIE FINE PASSENGER STEAM
4 er Nightingale, ALEX. FRAzER, 80
Master, GEoRGE Ely, Clerk, will - y
leave rs above on TUESDAY, the "a Instant
at O'Clock P. n.
For freight or passage apply on board, OF 10
W. A. PEBBLES Agent.
Corner Broad aud Front streets
C0RBETT L BOYD or
MARI il HARRISON 4 SONS.
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rRTUvE srAoF.
Lrw1sBUEs AND soLESsvuLE STAGE.

Leaves Nashville Tuesdays, Thursiays and
paturdays at 3 o'clock A. NJ, arrives at Nash
vile Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays ct !
o'clock P. NJ.
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LEBANON STAGE.

FnaFFTET.D AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville Rt...........-....-. LAP A.
d Naahwfffo ~ p. u
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Thura3av
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Leaves Nashville Tuesday Thursday, and Sat
urdny az $50 A. r., arriving Mt Lewisburg came
day.
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By Telegraph
PrTTsBURG, March River falling;
six feet two inches in the channel. Rain
ing and sleeting. Thermometer %
LOUISVILLE, March River rising
slowly with feet water in the canal by
the mark Cloudy with indications OF
snow.
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Total amount Of Capital and Surplus 7. sl4. SEQ g
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brown sheetiHgs, standard makes, Isolde;
! prints l468l53c; muslin delains 1870 20c
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive az Nhehvi ..---.lUl A. "
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The Franklin Brick Machine

No. % College st, Nashville, Tenn.
decI7 If
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
A PLOT TO BURN NASHVILLE.
MovEMEyTs OF THE CHINESE EMBASSY.

AUBURN, n. Y, Aug. THE Embassy re-
mancd rather quiet during the forenoon At o'clock
guests down dinner at the table OF the Hon Chris
tOpher MOngan The viands OF the most approved
kind and were tastefully distributed After the dinner
the Embassy paid visit OF Inspection TO the engine
house and headquarters Of the Auburn water works
Company. On arriving there, the two Tejen became
very much interested in the working OF the ponderous
machinery by which the water is forced through the
mains and supply pipes which traverse every part OF
the city. Chik Tejen especially quite digent IN MS
inspection OF the wheels and the forco pumps the regis
ter pullies, lever pipes, &c, &c. Mr Brown,
one OF the accomplished secretaries. explained
portions OF the work. During their stay at
into the air perpendlculafly about one hundred ana
hy feet which, 70 the Embassy seemed 10 be consider
able OF feat. After the tour OF the waerw0rks the
party returned TO Secretary Sewards paying MI Miles
Perry a complimentary call on their way. The eis-
tinguished visitors viii complete their visit here tins
evening, and leave for Niagara Falls by the O'Clock
train tomorrow morning II Is reported that the En-
Dassy Will not accept public receptions In any place.
with one exception during their stay in this country ana
tha exception IN favor Of Boston, the old home Oh BIZ
Bufilueame.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
OBITUARY..

The Cable announces the death of the Right
Hon. stephen Rambold Lushington, OF the Court oi
Arches He was the Of the late Rev j. :. Lushins
ton was born 5 and received his education at Rugby
lie was returned to the House Of Commons as member
for Rye in 1901 and aiterward for Canterbury He was
House OF Commons and from 1914 tl 1871 JOINT Seere
tary 10 the Treasury. From 1927 TIL 1882 no was Coy
eyor OF Madras and while holding that position ha pub
shed the Life and Services OF Goneral Lord Harris,
Whose daughter he married. lie was sworn Priyy
Councillor In 1877, and WAS created an honorary d. u L.
by tho University Of Oxford.
CUBA, n. Y, Aug. 7.-Mr. j. V. Stone, one of
the oldest aud most respected citizens Of Allegheny
Sonnty died Iast Sunday. Although Mr. stone took no
nrouinsnt part in public affairs, he OF wealth
and nding influence In the community in which he
rosiacd His funeral largely attended and apprO-
nrinie hnnnrs rendered 20 tho deccnsed
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
JAPAN.

THE OPENING OF NEGATO-AN ELECTION Al
YoKoHAMA-THE AMERICAN SQUADRON.
SAN FRANCIsco, Aug. 6.-The advices from
Japan received by the U. ship Onward, arc to Jny+
Permission had given the Italians and Prusssns
10 90 TO Negato on the 18TH July The British and Anen
oan Ministers refuse their consent TO permit the mer'
chants 10 assist opening that port on account OF the
disturbed state the neighborlng districts The election
for Municipal Director at Yokohama June 0 resulted
in the success T. s. Benson, American. over II. L.
Royle an Englishman. The new French Minister had
arrived at Yokohama. The steamer Albion had ar
rived from Australia, with an assorted cargo ana
number OF emgrants. IL Is thought that the venture
would provo failure, the markets FOR labor ana gds
were oyerstOcked. heavy gale prevailed Al n0hoh"s
on the 27th, demolishing large number OF bluhss'
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. THE United states SNIP On
ward, from Yokohama, arrived today OrlhHnS rs pas
sepCers eight officers the Asiatic Squadron among
whom is Lieut. Commander Fye, late commander oi tle
United States Ashuelot lie reports the position
OF the Asiatc Squadron to be as follows The Idaho was
nj Nagasa under orders for the China coast the Aroos
took Was on her way Annoy the Oneida was expected
from Osaca the Iroquos under orders FOR the same
mort thc Ashuelot sailed for China about June 90 from
Sneasaki; the Cuyahoga, Pawtucket. Monocaey. Mau-
NEE and Piscataqua, at Yokohama. The ram
stonewa was still under American coors and had not
been delivered 10 the Japanese Government at the date
OF the sailing Of the onward July 5.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EUROPE.
GREAT BRJTAIN

DEATH OF THE RT HON. STEPHEN LUsHINGToN
LONDON, Aug. THE Right Honorable Stephen
Lushington of the Court of Arches is dead
THE LEwEs RACES
The races mt Lewes commenced to-day. Tie De
Warrenne handicap of 10 sOvereigns each, 5 for.
felt with 100 added for all ages about furongs was
won by the Duke of HamiltOn's years old ch. Z
Leonie, by Newmnster ont of Gaspards dam by
Hampton; Mr.. H. Saville's br. g. Reindeer, aged by
Mountain Deer out of Sultana, second; Mr. Gilby's
Syears' old ch C. Haymaker, by bennington out OF
Village Maid, third. The betting beforc the race was
Ito against Leone, 2 to l against Reindeer, and
to against Haymaker. Twelve horses started.
JEFF DAVIS.
LIVERPOOL Aug. Jeff Davis was on Change at
Liverpool to-day, and was loudly cheered.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
BURGLAR SHOT BY A BOY.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. About 10 o'clock last
night the grocery store OF Mrs Colt on the northwest
burglars who robbed the mOneydrawer and carried on
some jcwelry. Soon afterward the store was
found open by the police and while they
were making examination OF the premises they We're
startled by "A report from gun In tho vicinity They
then ran down the street and found man lying NOR
tally wounded in yard; On search searching hinS ine
had been stolen from Mrs Colt In the
house rifle was discovered in heated condition.
Thomas Dillon aged 49, on being arrested confessed that
he fired the shot II that carly in the evening he
heard some one trying break into his fathers house
he arose loaded his gun ana watched About midnight
the robbers made their appearance, and "a they ap
preached house, the young man fired, shooting ono
OF the burglars through the lungs and liver Tho others
were captured soon afterward and locked up.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
TIE CRUISE OF TIE BOSTON YACHT CLUB

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 6.-The Boston Yacht
Club squadron left Boston Saturday at m for cruise
spent Saturday evening and Sunday Gloucester Mon
day In Newburyport, Tuesday sailing 70 saeo fo1
aud remained there Wednesday Thursday saueu b"t
Portland Tho following yachts comprise the vessels oI
squadron on NE cruise Schooner Nettie Oonmodore
Pilgrim, Capt. Lothrop; Hoop Columbia. Sapt: nuss
sleop Violet Capt Denton soor Fanchon Cap,' :, sohe ne
The Columbia arrived here at lo m Ine rcs. VI ts
Acct is of Cane Elizabeth. md will be up about ~.
Tr schooner Glimpse, Capt. George w. Brown, Oh ths
80 quadrou which has been cruising ABOUT the eo"'
Maine. is also expected 10 Join the others here
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
THE SPECIAL TAX ASSESSMENTS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-InstructiOns in rela-
zion to the aud reassessments Of special
taxes under the OF July 90 is Just been pre-
pared at the internal Revenue Department; under
thAt several special taxes mpOsod and
existing taxes rS increased Ia amount o. otherwise
DiStees commencing business subsequent to the pas
cage Of the Aot will be assessed for the unexpred portion
~ the ye0r the rate Of tlOO per annum. beginning
ith the nst day OF the month IA which they
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
A STEAMSHIP STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

BELFAST, Me-. August THE steamship VII;
liam Tbbctts, from Boston, while entering the harbor
this evening, was struck by lightning. which tore in
pieces the and foresa and thence passed into
The pilot house and almost demolished it, Capt. lngra-
ham who was in the pllothouse the time, seri
ouy injured, aud young lady passenger Frustrated
by the stroke Eugene Ingraham, the pilot was so ser
onsy burnt that his recovery doubtful The mud
passed along the wheel ropes TO the rddcr, and In ts
course Knocked man overheard, who soon rescued
however None OF the other passengers were injured
bullo NJ lp stp : damaged.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
INTERNAL REvENUE DECISION.

INEAHINT UtFAKTWENI, D
OEFICB OF INTERNAL REVENUE, WASHINGTON,
July 40, 1868.
SIR: In reply to your letter of the 23d July,
in relation TO publishers OF books have to say, that
publisher Of book who has all his work done for him to
order by Others he being in sense the manufacturer
s not LIABLE under Section OF the act OF March 81
70 tax bis sales. Very respectfully
T. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
JAMES A. BRT00s, Special Agent, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
FUNERAL OF MR.. CHARLES W. BREWSTER.

BosroH, Aug THE funeral of Mr.. Charles
W Rrewser late editor OF The Portsmouth a. HI Journal!
took place Yesterday 40 The services held at
the residence OF the deceased journalist and In accord
with his request simple and unosentatlous MANY
nronent citizens Of Portsmouth and other places at
Tended and as a mark OF respect 70 the menery OF
Mr. Brewster many places OF business IN the ely were
closed during the progress OF the funeral services
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
TOURNAMENT AT GREENCAsrLE. PENN.

GREENCAsTLE, Penn, Aug. I've have had
grand day here. carrying back to the days OF ciy-
airy tournament of here, and much animation
was manifested in the proceedings. The successful
knights were all Grant and Colfax men, augurinS
the success VIC will surely achieve in the grand tilt this
Emil
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
MEATH OF AN INDIAN PRINCESS

Wau-ne pc wink {" Pretty Bird"). daughter
OF Dandy the head chief OF the wnnebsgoes, died on
the lth inst OF injuries sustained In the rescue OF her
child at the la Crosse depot In Wisconsin. Her Injuries
rendered amputation necessary but she would not
submit 10 te ope her life could not bo saved Four
days OF mourning ceremonies were held Ny the NInhe-
ban noes oyer the romAlDh
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
THE CANADIAN MINISTER'S.

HALIFAX August IA caucus of the Domin-
ION and local members win be held here tonight at which
e Canadians will be present and the position OF matters
discussed. II Thought that the violent Anti
un0nsts will oppose every peaceful proposition ior
settlement This split In their RANKS ana ~
that event. Mr. Howe viii take portion with him. and
support the vlews Of the Canadiana
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
FRANCE.

PURCHASE OF HORSES FOR TIE ARMY.
PARIS, Aug. 7.-Gen. Fleury has issued circular
calling for the purchase of additional supplies OF
horses for the army.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
SHOOTING AFFRAY IN MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Aug. IA shooting ailray occurred
mi, afternoon on Duuapst between two builders. Nc
Kcnna aud Johnson by name, who were partners While
discussing some work the dispute arose, and Mekenna
drew pistol and fired ut Johnson, who seized shotgun
and fired at McKcnnn, mortaly woundng him. johnson
surrendered himself To the authorities.