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New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
TIE nRnnK1YN scn1,ErzrNFEsr

The annual festival of the Brooklyn Scluctzen
Corps, which begun Wednesday, was continued yes
terday at Myrtle-ave. Park Al loi o'clock a. m. the
Brooklyn and willamsburgh Schueizcn Corps, mum
berug each 20 men, were on the ground, aud
lost but little time IN commencing operations
on the first day the targets donbiehraded Austrian
eages had been well uddlcd aud u only remained 70
Oltefate bodies of both birds, and the tail which
still remained 10 the bird which the brooklyn men had
set up At2 y. yesterday the tail was shot away by
Can't C. h. WTede, who thereby became entitled To the
first prize aud honor OF being crowned a. tho KING ~
the fest After short lucrmla,ou tho target practice
was recommended and continued until every
part OF zach target had been shot away
Acr the target practice, beautiful SILK nagthr M o
the German ladies OF BToOklynWas presented tu Capt
Wrede. The prrscutaiiOn was made 10y Miss Ailsgood
Con Urban ~ the 2sth Regiment, n. \. B. y. g., replied
on behalf OF Capt WTcdc. 900 neat speech The proceed
iue were frequently interrupted by Idptufou- applause
Thc prizes were awarded to the successful members
OF the BROOKLYN Corps follows: Capt Nrcdt gold
medal and SIS; j. Kustlu. SO; 4. Po-berg, 80; g H.
Never Sg Ch Trohuc So -. Rcincr-, SIS; ii. Ehlers,
$40; H. Wismau. g.. H. Grahns, s.; Il. DU-lcr ~; j.
Kustin a second prize Of 90; ). II srycrs.
So This was followed by the awarding "f prizes
10 the members OF the MhiIusbufE Corps.
They are: H. ID. Graper So; T. KafkcI So a. ,andmau
500 H. Kret2mer sl5; &. Harms, S5 H. knthcl, 81; H.
D. Graper tiO, &. Alters, $40 &. = Brckman, $40 J.
Hukcineyes $40. &. II. Cook 81 H. Rcugc, g. The re-
celyers OF prizes and the guests preceded by thc band
then marched TO the dining hall, where splendid pan
quet serve d.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

LATEST GENERAL NEWS-BY TELEGRAPH
1.-THE Nashville Republican, Radical newspaper
appears ad daily.
-. Cornelius Westervelt. SO years of age, and Mira
Sarah Martin years Old died POughkeepsie ~edasssy
go George Zimmerman. cigar dealer, commit.
Philadelphia yesterday BY blowing out bis brains
" Wederck LanclOt has organized new Asso-
ciation in Montreal for tbe independence Of Canada
NEARLY all tho Catholic Churches in Montreal
have robbed Of gss6Iiures, piping, &C.
Mr. VIM. H. Iiden of Lawrence n. H., was
thrown carriage Wo.fbOo, " H. Tuesday aud htAlJ
injured.
.The business of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
temporarily interrupted BY tue food has oeen u re-
sumed
An unknown elderly woman was killed, yes
terav At j. by the Cape May Soc ueut os
Atrack By the catcher
IA writ of error in the of hoffman, who was
Montreal conviction for abor0G H
Yesterday ground Of rreguan IN th proceedings I
mi will 20 before the PFiyy Council IL EBgand
1.-The Troy and Greenfield Mass Railroad will
running the Tunnel TO- expected
The regular running Aug H. sad Sl
be advertised early DeIt week
Thomas Moran of Worcester was fatally shot
Point l. L. yesterday afternoon, by Edward Campbell oi
NeglOrk Campbell arrested lodged The kast GreenSh
jail Moran and tour companions os'ed Campbell and thea amsA
whip bm.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NxvOELEAu Aug 6-Coon dali and nominal Mdilnr. 77iei
ss'r, @ bales receipts bales exports 3il bales Gold ptd9l
sterling Exchange l6yd65 NeNlok sight cet premium
Flour quiet but trm; Superfue 80 230SR Extra % - Coa
srm at g5c d O5 ehoce, 6iGb2c. Hay sEzGr4
Ness PORK 6rm So Bacon hm Shoer lic Clear Sdes
I7ie Lard teudug upward; 1ierce. l8it-i heg Hsc.
NOZZLE Aug 6-COoH-Iohing doing; quotations nominal ne
sales receipts, eIpoTts
sr az l Rons Of Strained at - Is No. at 81 -
Tar advanced % 81 b3
q bales Middings Tor the u bae 2s
Britain, e1S oe
on hand 2 S6g bales .,
sayANSAB Ga Aug 6CotlonThe market is dull and NOMINAL
Hitdlngs. Z8i d2lc. receipts exports
AugUsrA Ga Aug 6-COtton-The market dull and weak ie o
% bales: M.diings, Pie -
Muv.rKEE August quiet 6rm and unchanged Wheat
sr salea az O2 ant 81 90 for No oats dali at 70e fos
for No Old steady ssc for No kecspt5S bbs Fo1r
1000 bush Wheat bush Oat ShPnsut20O0 bbs Fioar
5000 bush Oats 6 900 bush. Corn. -
CEtcAGo Aug 6-Flour Ss 8oaS2 for spnsg EIrsa
Wheat 61G+l 81 fof Old No
Sorng Corn active advanced Ia sales No tat 9sd'e No.
M s Oats and decire &c sales al 5o
quiet 81 34d 81 for No and 81 Sl9 81 4 for No
BaeT dull Hghwnss 6rmer; bonde az 6o Provisions
qapt Mess s29 Lard l8s Frsgh sve &C. on Corn
e. Buffalo dull and nominal Live Hogs active tso
e 80 for hight 50 Is for fair 70 medium % 81 S0 tot
good smooth Receipt3000 b6 Flour 20 bush Wh.aa
bbs Flour bush Wheat las Oo bush Corr ioOo o0sh oAts
1900 HOgA
MRaPHs 6-Cotou quiet and 6rm Receipts bales exports
bales Flour quiet Supe6ne S1dS s. Wheat 81 H. Cora.
sD9gle Oats 57c 81 Lard l9G1c Bacon hrm
Clear SIDES l7f0lbc
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07

the ground that the VIII Of the ipeope must he
executed they call me a revoiutionist The idea
that any person should undertake TO undo
called revolutionary He repOsed great conference IN the
November election The Radicals have been already con
demned The great states I'm the East Will speak forth In
October and the registrars Missouri viii then quail
aud lacken their reus We will carry the election aud
Radical reconstruction will be undOne The carpetbag
gers Will driven from the halls OF Congress We viii
this thing right and show that We can execute our
will I'm spite of radical despots. The Democratic party
T. Of success. The imbecie, sembabarouS, lgno,
rant negroes WILL like the Indians, he eXtermnaied ana
that too, by these pretended phlanthIOhsts The ne
CrOes only he happy when guided by me Wte race
The radicals subordinate the intelligence OF the
country To the ignorance Of the c0nutfy le General
opened and closed with exceedingly uAtlmely sur
uDOn Gen. Sherman
Col H. W. saybac Of Sterling Prices Reb'l army tol-
lowed Blair and SAID that he Col g. now felt NJ home
In te cou,nauv NJ the sneaker who had preceded LIN.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.
PENNSYLVANIA.

Mr.. Packer is likely to be the Republican. y.
Candidate Congress in the XIVth District II place Of
DIR Miller, the present member
w. II. Armstrong of WilliamspOrt, formerly a
member Of the State Senate has chance OF succeeding
Mr Wilson IN Congress from the XVIIIth District.
Gen H. L. Cake the Representative from
sthe xth Congressional District lebanon and Schuylk
ton, and viii be reelected by large majority.
There is a possibility that Mr.. Van Auken
may be thrown overheard by the Democratic Conference
competitor should arse against him IN his county
The Hon. John Cessna is earnestly pressed
for the Republican nomination IN the XXIst Congress
sOna District The BEDFORD Inquirer flies his from
its masthead subject the decision Of the Conference
Although there is a good deal of opposition
20 Mr stevens in the Lancaster Congressional District
the IXth no doubt IL entertained that the people will
decide 70 the service Of the venerable statesman
There will be little or no opposition to the
denomination OF the Hon Ulysses meIcur, In the KILN
Congressional District composed OF the counties OF Brad
ford, Columbia, Montour, Sullivan, and wyoming.
The denomination of the Hon. Caleb N. Tay-
lOr, the Republican representative from the Fifth DIS
Sbla zee s to be soneeded G. w. CsrrisSn snd Richard
Vaux competitors for the Democratic nomination
Not less gratifying to the Republicans in
s Of Inc Hon Dan j. Mof ne best
Representatiye from the XVIlth Congressional District
composed OF the counties Of Blair Cambria Huntington
and MIfiiin .+.
The Hon John NJ. Broomall, for six years
the RepresenatVe from the With Congressional Dis
OF sue cOuutleh IucsJcf
having declined denomination, five gentlemen have
tered the sts candidates before the Republican party
viz: DR.. u. W. HutchisOn OF oxford; the Hon Henry g.
Evans editor Village RecOTd; the Hon. Wayne McVeigh
Washington Townsend esq, Of West Chestsri and the
Hon Jesse G. Dickey OF EewLOndOn
.HD+ tsiH OTHER STATES.
Gen John Beatty has been nominated by the
Republicans their candidate Congress- IN the Eghtl
Ohio District
S. p. Morrill,, Of Pennington, Me-, has beer
nominated Republican candidate fOr Congress In the
DecOnd District ~ Maine
George w. Batehelder, of Faribault is the
Democratic nominee for Congress, against Wilkinson, IN
SYRACUSE, Ang. 8.--The Hon. Dennis Nc
Carthy to-day unanimously renomnated by the Re
publicans Of the XXIIId District for Congress.
LEWISTON, Aug. 6.-Mr Alonzo Garselon OF
A city waa nominated for Congress- BY the Democratic
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07


large that be might lssitmssy retained he no.
contemplated still further tho ocapaho
The New City Hail Soad these prseabe Fef ny
that candidate for the vsnl
nothing the Of Gen HApHe family and eerey hope s
the proposition 10 appoint who vii the income 70 VA
viii prevail With Gov Peuos regard A1
shoa emOiumen for the nnexp
little less than beaos
Gen bis utao aud devotion aud hi
e the better order before he reeed osy
such fees approved meeting Of tbs most inoedaa nosu
ofhe bar called km entered upon DIS Ghe or s
express purpose determining proper charges ano ne
particular 70 comply with the suggestions hch we're usA
concerning the requirements who had resestate
respectfully JOIN Y SAVAGE, Deputy hsgh@r
TELEGRAM FROM GEN. SHERIDAN TO GOV
FENTON.
Fort LEAyENwoRTH, Kansas, Aug 6.-T0 Hn
Excellency Gov. Fenton, Albany, N. Y.-My Dear Goo
e,1or My personal friendship and admiration for Gen
Hapme induce to ask your Exceency in filing tho
vacancy Occasoned by his death to be guided by CON
fderatons for his helpless family II the appointment
could be given to some good man who could afford "a
devote its profits for the benefit OF his helpless little
children you will place thousands OF admiring friends
under lasting obligations
p IT, sHRTDAS. Major.G General.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
DIED

BoGERTOn THURSDAY AuE1,s Adele Hs@p daughter Of Charles
rb y .s S.s'. md d f:s. S:s aS fy
saturdsy' August 8, , O'Clock
BUCHAYAN-At EIabeth j. TUESDAY, August4 oieholer.
ntu Jennie infant daughter Of David d. and Annie BiAoes
The relatives ohs family invited 20 attend Der uner.
CHANBERS-Ou Thursday inst FeBgbuyseu oBly
child Of Fred Mary Elizabeth Chambers aged II months
DYB-Oa Wednesday s.h inst Mrs MasdAen Dye aged 81 years
The relatives Of the family respectfully invited to ssd
Rass Thirty iOuhIi Saturday the 9Th iust At
O'Clock p
RRNsr-on w.due,d.y Ausus, 1868 Philip the Of 70
TIE syss and friends family the member. Of the Phltar
onic Musical Fund Society are respectfully
invited attend the funeral which viii take pSee on Endsl
SorTis.ni. Morris ~
HALPNsuddeuy in this CITY, Monday the 81 Bv Major
The relatives and friends requested attend the funeral from his
MIOa
LgDwTrH-ou Thursday morning August 1863 bis residence NJ.
beloved wife Of Thomas Ledsh and daughter Of AH1 lad TIE ''
Notice Of the funeral hersAteL
McLEoDAt Harlem, Monday August Mrs Maria Mcleod IN the
Tho r.syes and friends nye .teud the funeral
from the residence Of her sonnaw Inshas cor second
o'eioeE p m.
oHARA-suddsnr on Wednesday Saratoga sprS.
Popsral vii take place from residence Of Charles Miles No 2<
mn R and enl, u both are respectfully invitel
al,edd without further invitation
RANDIB-At NnniDauk, TIE morning Ihurslay
Lydia Mather Geo H. Rande, aged 81 ysars monhA
Puaera will be held at the house In WHnpaak at n
Friday the 7Gh inst
RoBINSONAt the residence The Rev T. D. Bran Wnhugton
on TbursaT 1905 Cahsrins Rutgers COnger wife Of l.
" h. Robinson, esq. -, 49,, NH
plses at u M on SATURDAY, AusIs hom her late residence in
Haversiraw, n Y.
KPARD-A Brooilyn. on Tuesday August 4, RoaA Mas
Nsxs wife OF William Shepard and eldest daughter OF Harris VIII
sou, aged "a years -. 80 ,.c,-,
an The Peepontst between MOnros place aud Hens,
Brooklyu on Friday. August !. al } p IN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Guio Conn, wednesday the so
tn,t DAyid d. Winchester Of NewYork aged n years
TIE friends Of the family ind To attend the funeral
m saturday The remains
b. seen At his residence Western Hotel from II 10 -
that daT
Msssaehuset.s and Vermont papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
THE ARIoN FESTIVAL LAST NIGHT.

The AIion Society gave grand Summer
nights festival last evening at o'clock, at Lion Park
One-bupdred and tenth-st and Eighth-ave. which
attended by a large cOncOurse OF ladies and gentlemen
A crand concert, with Bergman conductor formed
mart OF the exercises after which dancing was INDUCED
In, and kept up until a late hour this morning.
is always the with everything OF festival ma
tpre gotten up by this Society, the admirable man
uer In which this affair was conducted left nothing
to be desired by the large number OF guests who
n,ticnaed In the pleasures that the AriOns provided
Tor tbein The decoration the Park on the occasion
was I'm itself sufficient To warrant taking IMP ther 10
ennY Tho scene, which eyincod the most aItstc taste
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
ANOTHER RoBBERY-saOooo IN BONDS STOLEN.

nc OhlCt vi tht pNdl ht iH9"i .i''P'...J'
No gG Broadway was robbed abOu o'clock thls after
noon OF $4,000 Ia United States 52O bonds Gis OF the
follow ng denominations $1,000 IN bonds Of $1,000 EACH
numbered as follows CO6O7, COCOs, COGOJ. $4,000 n
bouds OF $500 each numbered follows: C2USY t20O
1889 bsI53 JsI54 BslJ5 5sl6G 5s,l57 58l5s 5sl60
"a GG3 1864 74GG5, 1865, 1860, 1861, 1853, 1862
ec7 C3 Sos s4C2O 64C2l, 6IG22, sGO2j e0lsj 0Olg2,
90 Ig 80 O7O 6gO7 H. 100, Oy3, ss,089 ss00 s50yl,
ssI5 ss457 3s45s 8s9 3s4Gl, 23ls5, 23,lsG 23,ls7,
0g GO3 1865 Q4i4O 32sGO SOgss. 3ll2 641S9. JJy9l
8ggy2 Gallo GILL s35Gs 55s6l, S6l05 $500, GJOg6,
OD sg4 b72g 5g357 lOG77, lOC315 Gi,22 7OjO 202y4,
20 1g5 2OZ6, 70.76O, l0J2jO, 44O2G, 6OGl2.
All persons are cautioned against buying seIhg, or
negotiating the same Tie COmpanys surplus Is still
nearly or over 20 per Of their capital and the
loss therefore even the bonds are not recovered VIII
not impair tho credit Of the Company.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07

Yesterday afternoon Margaret Murphy, aged
GO, residing IN HudsOnave., Brooklyn was found neai
the Catharnest ferry in very feeble condition from
henorrhage Of the lungs. She was sent home,
AT o'clock last evening. an unknown man
dumped at the intersection OF Madsonave and sixty
fOurtst, the remains Of four human skeletons. Where
they were taken from or to whom they belonged 1t wa
impOSsIble ID ASCERTAIN.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
EUROPE.
SPAIN

EXPECTATION OF AN OUTBREAK.
PARIS. Aug. 6.-Dspatches received from various
parts Of Spain represent that the whole country Is III
state of disquet. The utmost efforts OF the Govern
ment are required to prevent an outbreak
A PRoTRCToRATE OVER sANTo DOMINGO DE-
CLINED.
MADRID. Aug. g. - The Spanish Government has
declined TO assume the protectorate of San Domingo,
which was preferred by one of the political parties
in that Republic.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
GREAT BRITAIN.

ARRIVAL OF JEFF DAVIS.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 6.-Jef Davis arrived here by
the steamer last night
MARINE DISASTERS.
LONDON, Aug Ga dispatch from Bombay re-
ports that the American bark Effort went ashore
near Point dc Gale Ceylon, aud would probably
become IA total wreck.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 6.-The captain and one seaman
of the soop Squirrel which was lost near the Ber-
mudas have arrived at this port.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
FRANCE.
ARRIVAL OF QUEEN VICTORIA.

ARRIVAL OF QUEEN VICTORIA.
PARIS. Aug. G-Her Majesty, Queen Victoria OF
England. landed at Cherbourg yesterday and reached
this city last evening She received at the sta
tion by Her Majesty the Empress Eugene, and pro-
ceeded TO the Tuileries The Queen will leave Paris
tonight for Switzerland
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
AUSTRIA.

TIE POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT IN THE
GERMAN QUESTION.
VIENNA, Aug. 6.-Baron Won Beust in speech
made at a Schutzenest to-day, declared that Austria
would not interfere in German atfairs and that the
Imperial Government utterly ignored any policy OF
vengeance
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07

Felix Cent?, of No. 732 Sixth-ave., attempted
to commit suicide last evening" while IN state OF de-
spOndency,
George Hussey, native of Ireland, aged 45
years OF No Avenue b. while fishing last evening ht
the foot of Eghthst T. r.. fell into the water and was
drowned
At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon Bernard
Dnfy aged as years OF No $40 East Thirty hfthst fell
ro sefold at the intersection OF Thirty thrdst and
secondave injuring bis arm aud cutting MS ey7Ad ue
Was taken home
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

ANTHoN FREDERIC Church Of the Trsnsdgugato5.
BANNlCK, ROSE. No. 2ls CanAtst
BRADY Mira ELLEN. No. liJ NeHarkAVe
CAIRNS MARTHA C.. No. 3j2 Eights-aye -
CALVERT JARVIS p. No II sonth Fhhst "lllamsoargh.
DUFPY JAMES A. No. lA Safest brooEiyn
ERNST. PHILLIP. Morrisana.
FLYNN Mrs BRIDGET, No. l54 Chrscpher-st
GRERN HOWARD, No. 4tl West Twenty ty'seyenb-st
MILLER HENRY. No. 1877 Msdisonst
MELLRN CHARLES j.. No. VI Thonpsoh-st
Mel EOD Mrs. MARIA, Harlem.
PARSONS HELEN s., No. 3J9 Washugton-aye. Brootiyu.
SHEPARD Mrs ROSA NJ Pierrepontst Church Brooklyu
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07

Convention OF the Second District to-day The conven
ton was addressed los Judge Rice Of Augusta MI ii-
bury the DcnCc ratio candidate for Governor, the Hon
David Dunn Of Portland, and others. The Democrats
have "a nag raising and mass meeting tonight.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
CLERGYMAN FATALLY BURNED.

Iou1syuLE, Aug. 5-The Rev. b. Spalding,
Administrator Of the Louisville diocese brother OF Arch
bshop spaldng OF Baltimore, fatally burned at one
ociok Yesterday morning by the musketo bar on the
he'd In which he sleeping taking nre from sliding
gas burner the fire communicating ~ his olOlhlng lie
fingered until ak y. N. yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
ARMY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON, Aug 6-Brevet-Slaior J. c. G. Hap.
perssl Surgeon the United States Arm has been relieved
from dng Department SOUTH ordered before the Army
Medical Board NewYork be- examined for promotion Assistant
Surgeon Randall dly Coumbas New
Major NJ X Deany Of the
bfsntrg out honohy discharged
White Assistant has been assigned W daY
a. Post Surgeon a Fort schuyler Ne~-fOrk HarDoL
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MAREBT-AuG. 6

Beef CateRcept 794 head market depressed and las. .sets
prices could maintained by from Of cent per pOuEd sales
sItra s2 se0si3 Frst Qusl sll Sasla Second 0aAhy
S8QSl; Quality $50 80 50 Sheep and LaubsRseep
g3 Owing large receipts the market declined 79 cent Pef
head 305e. y To- Spring Lambs, 81 NGS 5t Veal
Caly
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
Sprtial 9Oiius.

Irish Republican Campaign Club.-A meeting Of thu
will he held the The Repabean General COMMITTEES
Twenty seeoDdS and Broad~ FRIDAY byEHNG Aug
T. 1858, at 7. O'clock DKHiS y. BtkkE PresdenL
DANIEL J. HoGN, Secretary
IL you have the Dyspepsia. Headache, Dizziness
COsyeneSs Oppression aeT eating Sour sing or s1
tion Bonsness II DO thank aner using hAhiSONd
PRRSTABTIC LDZRNGBs Forfeit the OF be boz sold
az 10 Tr.,aonf Tsmnl. Bsouf CRITTENr0NS Medical
Warehouse No SIhe and everywhere Mailed for % cents
The CeIebraIed Crockett Enameled Leather-CIoths,
- - ' " - sTONB BLISS FAY 4 ALLEN,
No 81 Chsnseus at And Nes y ase 81 Reidsst
Ayvay ysitb Had smells.-PHORNIX DISIEPBCTAST The
best and cheapest dsOTE Meets all the chief Of
te Metropolitan Of Health Fin. prenRD yfSs ~ ApAn~.s
IssEisIL laSA AssiT n" Apuik
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
MARRIED.

STARKRY-wESTOYOn wednesday, Aaguss5 at CHRIS. Church
Tsrrrtwn Y by the Rev ssdsn Spencer Geo r SakeJ u
Cape Vincent r. H. Lizzie, daughter Of Nm o. Wsstoo
OF the former place. No cards
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
HUNGARY.

THE ARMY BILL.
PEsTH. Aug G.-In the House of Deputies to-day
the Army bill was passed.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07

NTW-ORLEANS, AUEUSI D,--AI IInIUtUHt tIUWU
gathered Lafayete-square tonight % hear Wits
Rollins the coiored Democrat, who has lately become
popua as an orator Of the speakers had addressed
The crowd and Mr. Rollins had just mounted the stand
for the same purpose when the platform gave way aId
four policemen and other persons were injured the
Il sprfouslv 20 lives lost.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07

SAN Francisco, August 5.-Ihe Union state
Convention met al sacramento to-day 10 nominate i've
electors Tie second and third Congressional districts
Union Conventions met I'm Sacramento ya'terd"y a A.
Sargent OF Nevada County was nominated for Cougrcs,
from the second district and Chancellor Harrison, OF
County nominated for Congress from the tllrd ds
August sth the purpose OF nominating candidates i0i
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07

IOTISVIIIT. Aug. b.-Keturns 1IOm tIlt TT
terror counties come slowly The indications are nov
that Gov. stevenson's majority will reach fully 5000
Associated Press Report
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
pEMoCRATIC RATIFICATION.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. Ga ratification meeting was
held by the Democracy the Courthouse this evening
The attendance was larger than az any meeting held here
for long time There were two speakers stands The
principal speakers members OF the convention from
the country, who created much enthusiasm
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION AT ALBANY.
AIBAEY. Aug. 6.-The Democrats of this city
held meeting tonight 10 ndOrse the nomination 81 scy
mour and Blair. Tweddle Hall crowded ana there
were three or four stands outside The speakers were
Francis Herman s. s. Cox, A Fellows Of Arkansas ana
several local orators.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-03-28
Reading Railroad.
WIN TER ARRAN NGEME mt
November 25th, 1867.

NREAT TRUNK LINE from the North ana
W Northwest for Philadelpha, New York, Read
ing, Pottsville, Tamaqua Ashland, Lebanon, Allen
town, Easton, Ephrata, Litiz, Lancaster, Columbia,
&C., &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New.York as fol-
lows At 800, 525 and 8. 10 A. NJ and g. 05 and 93j
P, NJ, connecting with similar Trains on the Penn
sylvania Railroad and arriving at New York at 8 10
lo.l5'and IL so A. M. and $40, $50 p. M. Sleep
ing Cars accompanying the 800 A NJ. and 9 .35 p NJ
Trains, without change.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville, Talnn
qua, Minersyille, Ashland, Pine Grove, Allentown
and Philadelphia at $40 A. NJ and 2.O5 and Ale
p. M, stopping at Lebanon and principal way
stations; the 40 p m. making connections for
Philadelphia and Columbia only. For Pottsville,
Schuykill Haven and Auburn via Schuylkill and
Susquehanna Railroad leave Harrisburg at 3. 55 p. IL
Returning Leave New York at 900 n. m, IL 90
Noon and 90 and 500 p. m; Philadelphia at s l 3
u: N. and 3.S0 p. m. Way Passenger Train leaves
Philadclphia 1870 a. m, returning from Reading
at $50 p stopping at all Stations Pottsvillc at
As a. m and 2.45 p. IN; Ashland 6 90 n n. and l2 -
10 and 200 pm; Tamaqua at $50 am. and 100
and As p. HI.
Leave Pottsville fo- Harrisburg via Schuylkil and
Susquehanna Railroad at 20 a. m and IL 90 noon
Reading Accommodation Train leaves Reading y,
7.3C A NJ. returning from Philadelphia at A 0e
p. NJ.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading at 7 10
A. M and els p NJ. for Ephrata, Litiz, Lancas.
ter, Columbia, &c.
On Sundays Leave New York at s OOp m, Phila.
delphia 500 A NJ, and 3.l5 NJ, the 500 a IN
train running only to Reading Pottsville s 90 III
Harrisburg, 525 IN, and 4.l0 and g-35 In. and
Reading at LOO and 7l5 a. m, for Harrisburg, ana
7;O6 a; m. and II 40 IN. for New York, 4.25 p IN
for Philadelphia.
Communication, Mileage, Season, School and TX.
cursion Tickets, at reduced rates to and from all
points.
Baggage checked through: 100 Pounds Baggage
| allowed each Passenger
GA. NICoLLS,
General Superintendent