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New-York tribune., 1869-05-24
PTVrR RuEAD

MT John s. Marcy has purchased lot OF land on
Cburt-st Rycrhead Of MIS- Hudah Fisher for 81 7JO He
bs since sold part OF u TO Mr. Charles Seleck JOhn
woods and John Downs have sold half the land purchased
them of MIR T. H. Edwards, q few weeks since 10 John
a. Vail for So )00 John r. C0rwin, N W. Foster aud o.
Akerly have bought the Old shanty and ot known as
s5Rer Of Roads, Dr. a b Luce is distinguishing himself
prompt and efficient discharge OF hS duties, as any
ole can see by the improvements IN Gringave., Main
AID Abner-sts. The prosperity OF Riverhead is well
fablished and the place offers good advantages 10 men
enterprise and capital II g hoped that the southsde
T. r. Co. Will soon extend their track from Patchogue to
ills place Tie people OF this town viii contribute lib
eIay TO aid u this work. which, II done, cannot fail 10
profit the Company &c well Rverhead and surround
IL rnunfrX
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reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals IN every
business profession consequently advertisements In each
are read by all classes. THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention 10 reports Of sales Of real estate both IN city
and country thus adding greatly 10 the value of its col
umns rs an advertising medium. The charges for adver
tspe aro as follows DAILY TRIBUNE % cents per line
for each nsertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE 90 per line sEMI,
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is cents per lne About ten words OF
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Dated. NAV is. io69
IRuSTEEis SALE

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Court Of L''w 'w'EbSlSbGS 'i 'ssiiSj s = ss ai 5faT
s.o1I7s P9nS'asg =. - f,- 9S'e ti5 No. ,.
uaaea AND bsg Ta5i of Reel e o lsa ,hr as
Direi % ala Coaa'r aearise public rsaag hou sa'a-
No. osS as She oNE FARN or "sUNSrsrrR- eou9'n1
of Lr as or less IT. aglpo'..a ~ q. 20 =. o-e 81 80
H. Win ,t .-puss aboa, li l,rr (which h 500 timber 'si
5,oTed vel s,srst sud id ro.i o-t -ras H1s rss
thousand b,si ehaos sr oifeaea 'e' ro 1r-' nts nfs
DE Uosth oi f h', and rr,ia ii .i 1l iao s.,' h'a
R a i so ifs E,-. sa ore, o. 70 'r5u
Coasty Rs rosi nj, e.lyea,tt g. % .r,ls '..os g o. T'
ynS the r,l q our y,y '' a '.i .as O.. ' s' t'-.
III hhny apd social 0esDooe tle salay % '-aa1 oti'-
w. yossgh reso,t on ID, ar m t,,s rurs 10 l.s'F re
dwelling t,r ,,slss PaI loass A. 'lar e'oJ-E ssea
n, tsrn, q sale pr,-ri Dr. g.. ',. re, t' rh o.
vih0 ,sry d,y' At s de-c'oa o. s' q ', 90, 81, gi.
squsl sntqal inm,. ~ :, o. osr So '-,s. & n. J ' @ @
%, Me- d,y si;s ,51S,.4 laS S' - E'I%s, % =, t @ n. M
No isaTs ., "pAvIgs snrsTry ,ls, 10 a---' q L,-l
more are s.s f ri,. iarrali aal ua. rI 90 ,hal' q
.o,i o ,a hu' ., tges ne baisa. 5eaf o. ..' ~.
nile d''sut fns b. ,ail usr ro,a if "o' Lll. ti4
sS..,gs S..'1 =, ID ME. Gr ,o, @ .,,sr,i aass 20 ts
The Ds,sfs branch .frr L'a Cr.u Ea.at H l.J ss. esl
rIssslro % D. s.g ggl 70 al 'ns '9. r' @ la' 'o''
" EfIJ ltrIIn- end tr as.a. UIi.I..I.ar
The of ti lE Ls Decree .ti eIf ftts
within dsrf h che dissection ~ r Irr zai e Ntfrs
annual irs'aIels to- tHf Hfcr r l iT o
sale credit o. DO trr.f1 Dr. &c br r tte rrrr
vta sseauty approved s ri.s Lei-s Interest from H Jlaa
ls70
No. Known % "ADyEyTCRE BulLpFOs" eorts si i,to
LASD e ed t4f aaHTr-e.rrIl Irlr hta
200 hs m ir, far balance Hcs U ta.sr I0ef 10
naturally good, a.t it ll.na llu lc ua.c ' co. a
the feucng toca1ic I .ua rpscl anl ofr a I.t
miles from the poltf.It m tllhfs trf itr .ttH.f 'n
setnb0a lhud Sf liver +l I.1.a .rt .f ir hr o
COglty RalaI Hl al1.t I Tsrf ~ ,i a Cove l to
clurelei, L. N Grofse Morris tLp 1. s sh1u g. .I
wLa wsy call Ile iupofeuth 10 aIr Nolo if4g DWELLING
WITH usual uuthll.rs lr ural4sI rfI Il.r
TlE TERMS OF SALE. U...Hel ~ &c decree ere. $500
catl. within - tays, o. a to. OF .r .tF a .s Ifre
90 equal annual ia'tlerf, Geo. 4 rf.r m 3D.. Gag ~
se Tho credit payments bs rraf.I h t.. I' rf r cr
lh security approved BY Ile trustee bearing t hol o. BE-. of
Jsuuafr. 1870
81 Tie graveyard o. toe Pr" ntd 'ss rfh' % 30
ff0n the s rue Illfl El also b. 4 "
each n thr utJl.aai.
Possession ell be grrH tir lsf ttr n lfutr @
Costs ~ Al deeds, tanBa &C.. t1 e FaI b s Eusg ini
zach Ec. 81 ngi uh 1c eIlie q tr sa- H hr nr " seei
10 each will De ielliey at lhug H De- p1i aAL
10 ali the There dhy mai toH Nee l"I -a. i a
Baltimore, % sasi1lrss CIV leave Ilpf t.re lrI Jay lI h
deoWu station Ls Delaware Railroad taou -ls-c lou il,
uscs oflaid.
Y- further inflr1a5n urplr 20 hs trustee, Eo viii thgs
H. JANIS BLACEItIOE T-re-
tLosrt,Hu, Kent Co.. VA
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z. y MILLER. AnrlIaat.t

A. J. BLEuCKFH. Ausi.ouetr
WILL SELL on TUESDAY, May %, M 70
w oelosk the Court House white Psas ~ OIs t.t rLOTS
of GROuED. Arfted Lrstgo1 Crtrtyr ati Nat
streets laid With trees MOST Of gLtu about lIlu' iE %
White Plains depot; cnss tlc estate e MIS- Colr A. FH. Al
her dseiug contains Dooms HcsJ prel fut pllrl a
Sprug barn. tc Tie above s be- te r r osl suction
WIN be- chance f.r those sufalr g
qu, casui lrsihy bone e from dui rlas aat. With
which The city is Liestfls l1ur from TFt stu-l. htyt Ea
road; IL uils per day comuuuesol Irt G cff oI 2
A have grts1Dacss o tar M lo r i0 place G n
iiud before god higher utr Wien have
viii Etgiaul before Pan ami hst bonn. White Plains
Win reach Of Der tud th rt a Dol
s,rAe al vh0 remain in Tbs a No u lo f'aer ou seoun
Keatbsr' 10 per day 0 l ~ Ir @ l deed Is
readg 81 yer aud uoF 30 eau3 4rafri decd
Maps can b. bad ooe Of the tcA1tsl o. L. IUGG Rail
road. ave, White Plains, =. v
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YtnI Gefutt 10 erfhann..

COUNTRY SEAT at NEWBURGH, with
" eight garden abd With choice the house Il oi
the finest city al the modern Improvements; IigEs both MIA
The ud0u For SALE, all EA-
CHANGE for New York or BrooElyn property.
BAIDwIS iRvIS, No. s. Lberty.St, n Y.
NO EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY
Several Iopr slani FARMS one Of 80 si00g; u
100 acres s4OJOi Of s5 6So q 100 acres sOoi
20 sl1Ug one Of - sss sS@9 one Of eo ers
sy Eev.YorF and Consseuat M A. RULAND Co. No. Beck
msnst, EeW-ioTk. q. .
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AUCTION SALES OF WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY REAL

I W CETI tITTT NV IT " ~ 7
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
.s.H.. pf.e.4a Atnouut

large sale Of valuable building lots was made by
Stanley Day, on Saturday, az FOrdham, the beauty OF
the day and the availability Of the property bringing 70
fTe spot a numerous asseLnblage OF purchasers The
1copery located either side Of ParRp6ee' ana on
fe south and east Is bounded by McCmbs DamrOad and
Ingsbridge road respectively. The lots Oh Parkplace
"a F,1f.,
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Citp StuI Gsiats for saJt.

JJOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-New-YO Y Orl1 and
il Brookyn HOUSES. Aho. LOTS Wahngtou sh for SALE
or to LBASk Gg bbSPlNASSk, No I1he-tt
CPECIAL.-FOr SALE, one of the most de-
- sate nGlern bToWnstOne DWELLINGS FnhAVe, opposite
tbe Central Park built IN the best and flushed 10 bsrd
thOughout viii be sold low fancy asked
natural in value Of this property viii beass IN
Address call JANIS HELION, Real Estate No. 81
PHeSt, basement
5000 0OO TO LOAN y on vF First at rIsc9l1a Bond
Property J. s TAYLOR Co. No l9 Broadway. Room No n l.
&7S 900 IN SUMS Of $1,000 to
Rea Estate also, ft and second Mortgages Paha,d
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24

All who have real estate fr sale or to let,
AID those desiring 70 purchase or such property
WI find 20 their interest 10 adyebse in THE TRIBUNE
- aggregate circulation exceeds tat Of any other news
paptf' and Ia addition 10 this adutage The TRIBUNE
va De iouud not only IN EewYOk and ali ts elites and
Ages but In every State aud TfrltoFy throughout the
Ul'on Tue advertisement shold be as bfieI as Will
~St we ADVANTAGES claimed being made clear " tue
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Srsstrttst,r County ytal estat. for snl'.


TOR SALE-KINGSLAND-PL acres
Of GROUND: Of % ro"ms OF the
e az rope within one fNeSlOTk Cyi I've mnuleS Walk
depot yej wsltmpTCyed CoHSIHI sE1LS
BUILDING SITES within from to Is minutes Nak oI aepo' az '
Apply to ANDREW WILSON, jr, at Rye
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2ruisssiunal guiias.

nR. GURD0N BUCK has REMOVED to No.
~ az Yes, TssRg lashak oe0s hsuEs. ~ " SSssS u
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24
6Ounlrp 4ruHtrtp O. gtt.

T'0 LET for the SEASON-TwO furnished
HOUSES ct Rye directly the Sound extending The
waters houses distant o feet from and n feet above The
veli eTleut hsay free from every nusiuee good bliug dis
tsnt from Rsivay station mile; time
hour ApPly to HBSRi a. KELLEY. No % wbite-st. NY
.TI'O LET.-A HOUSE'of 10 Rooms, situated in a
with F0 Wr colder stables Re; owner would board
With tle haD tte ifa CnapRaUa Depot Appiy CR0. T.
SUTTON, no eglsltor Stleei. BfooklTh
F1'0 LET, .ats Greenwich, Connecticut, fine
large furnished USR, CIhage ouse Froupd, ruunn9
down keNA good La'hnz Gs &C. For partiSrs y rs
WILLIAM KiSLEY. No "a, B,oidysy 'f' -
TT1O LEr-Furnished for the Summer
TWeandahafstory FRAME HOUSB and one onasr sere Of
laud at sispleton s. l. minutes vaik from landing. an a
Bay aud ksOss Honse has ard is
nesy and completely furnished Stable Gasu Shade Tree &C.
Apply 70 A. J. BiLECABR, son. 4 Co. No - Cclarst.
TNO LET, furnished, or for SALE-1he REESE
Il DEhCB Of MA AUG. DB PETSfER, on Bard.ive New.
Brighton Satea Island 10 mGgie walk from Salon Sls arbor
landing The house cons II bedrooms has a
yeHeuee gouad barn vegetable grlen aud u tree
Apply TIE premises --.'
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Sarnhart.

FURNITURE.
= AT bT6RkNP TAYLOES
lI.N.II... t'KNsTs. AhI NArTRKSSgH
WHOLESALE STOCK OPENED FOR NkfAiLiNG Aiow 10 party
q Is 10 huf ra yal have tau-rl scf Of Furniture.
Cff.atf N-r-r r. IIL O. Dr. grafI "a hI TIE t.l0
s tat. s LA.a sr ro'l VARIED ~ STYLE aud a The
Ir o. ltH T.afr OF lp.rs s hte Second ald
4t.-I. rH r1rs DC .af~t Gs.s Euaraisti as csfr.s
h.t &, OIL. BOW ll, h1 IS CHRISTIE. Aoa lg ali ~ HBS
Tllrl etc.
JyARREN WARD 81 Co,
" Aa- O. all . ,surzst sarner q Crosby
s".NI.H.i i..l
Wfas So rrifN '... ~ be- ts rltf % BEDROOM.
rAuUl. uiNItU "a LIBRARY frRNIiuiE b. hAlIbtfh rs
.NUIa. afH. "A ~ CITY 4fl tolbtV
An GOODS WHUEaET-u As HEPEEstNTfJ.
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9uarb anb gOums.

3uar6 an6 8Oums.
~--~-~~~~--~~-~->~~>~---~
FURNISHED ROOMS to LET'S to S25 per
a week 6eNeen 21th snd i8ihs,s No. 1853 Broadway.
TI'O LET-A neatly furnished FRONT ROOM,
IN broTnitene house Wh accommodations two; may
esn for three days Mons bat Of steady habits good
sncss need apply No 329 West Twcnehst = e.
SSS SIXTH-AYE.-T0 LET, FURNISHED
OCD rooms single suite the Is up
style hs boaaN sth ave- and Cros Town the door For
particulars sppy on the premises TO Mrs JOHN RODNAN
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az, curt.


ITHE GRAND INAUGURAL MEETING
PROSPECT PARK
FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
win be hsId at their GrOunds,
BROOKLYN.
TUESDAY THURSDAY GS6 SATURDAY.
MAY %, 97. AND 20.
TUESDAY, MAY 25.
Nile Heats, bes. rs. u Harness:
sr6 to drsti 100 secoad IS 70 third horse,
''' v '''H '-''' Sos PREMIUM lso
$1,000 to srst; $50 to second, slsO to third hot's.
FOR which there are three entries.
THURSDAY, MAY 27.
No. l. PREtuuA $500
Nns Heats best 3, ia H4lssss
sasOto fr,ti sloO to seconds 80 TO third horse.
''' "l''0 ''''' are NisS No. 'I.'' e PREMIUM saooa
MIe Heats hes. , in $ IL Ians', 1sss,o
eaoco Q srsij 500 second; $50 70 shird hor'''
for which taere eight entries
SATURDAY, MAY 90.
No. l. PREMIUM Sioo
Mile Heats hest ia s. Ia lisraess .,
s7c 70 srsi 500 10 second sOO to third h'r'''
r"hieh there are seven So sn''si e PREMIUM esOn
Mile Heats best lin 5 IN iiaIrSsA T s'...io Boz,
$500 to 6rst, 81. so to second: SS'O % '-'] ''
for which there are az Goob sSt5sf DAY AND rsAcE
as ~ % oeloek 3 IN ~ ever, ~. mI,o,es for n,
cou l;,,. .SSq rs so5.ss s'' 4 he Ri
Ss FuS wall AID Ferries svs i've .nas' Srs ta Day
me a%oIs R. ii;5o ard faea Ferry B9o6a ~ sIa
wala r. IT.. cSLi The sisa6al Eaasaoa viii Tr
urh R. a. II R F. % % cents r d D md rtsau a. .o
s G are z 'Ss BE S.Sood : . 70 s'pad G. 1 stand S I'd
SuaTsr aass will be displayed Holman House R~
Hotel A''o' '' F'S Sass ss l,i SabFlSc ri s h F
FpwArO p NORRIS Secretary.
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Gols,s, Carriag,s, &c,
TARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
a a. ve those want n Cue Garages % eiamino 80
t,, Front Family Wescheslef tle ois 80, a.
ell , Jr,sued nh assortment oi hhe eaTl'Ee'' p'Hb "
l'He ~ ~, - III 25 per rent less than BoadNY slofrs
BToa'"S "" HAMS Fourth.st aud Laa site'paee Ne"lo'
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24

RY MALLORY q BLACKWELL, No. %
~ Llberiy-st
TUESDAY. MAY 25 at 1902 N,
On the premises
70 DESIRABLE LOTS
Known a, the RICHARD ARCHER PROPERTY, TonSsr'
This property beautifully located Ashburonay within e
minutes wa Of and steamboat
SIXTY PER CENT CAN REMAIN.
yen trains and sr boats thirty Thirtethst n
will be Al fnD Ihftiethst
fehments o'clock train ami sale viii commence pop"
at 81 30 arrival Of the 2:JJ train. -, s.....,,,,
Particulars and maps omces Of anconees ana AZ Tue
THURSDAY, MAY 27,
At p. m, on the premises,
90 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND MANUPACTURING LOTS Al
TARRYTOWN,
peus water front. within yards Of depot aud steamboat naS
TUESDAY, JUNE /.
At p IN, at Exchange SaesrOom,
... BRLLRPIELD,
The country seat the late james BeOrnan at Hrde Pak
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Sattiun suIrs Of Seal estate.

DJOURNED SALE OF
~ PROSPECT PARK PROPERTY.
JOSEPH MCGUIRE Auc0nser,
viii sell bv auction WEDNESDAY, May 20, at O'clock n on
the premises, -,
The lots dwelling snd stable delghty ttnated on the
souwe corner OF and Seve1eentbst Brooklyn The
eruBd beautifully laid out With shu5be and great VARIETY oI
De fruit tes The close proximity to the PsrE l pan
but the entTane) makes IL desirable ss
iny nt hcathfuus and scenery Il Is unsurpassed From
Prospect Park, Greenwood Cemeey sAl1
Hook nd the Atlantic Oeean for many mleA
SAL positive 20 the highest bidder -
and particulars at the AuconeeTE once Nc 81 Cedar corner
Bradyav keW.lOrk
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24

gttturts an0 alniings.
,CtuFAp FOOD! FREE TRADE!
G ,lLAl MASS MEETING or THE
~ BROOKLlN
FREE TRADR LEAGUE
Ar THE ATIIBHRUM
MONDAY EVENING, May "a, at o'clock -
-s,ro nv TIIE REV JOSHUA LBAVlTf, d. D., ana Oh
ak AND CHEAP FOOD' BY JAMES D. hopush'N'
Tie public invited
-.,I,D ONE UITNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY
III, of Fulton aud Wihan SIS
d nscs on TUESDAY MAJ l inst Services {" WV u Auu
1i10P
New-York tribune., 1869-05-24

TTHEATRE COMIQUE, opposite st. Nicholas
EVERYTHING EBW.
GRAND RECONSTRUCTION or PLUTO.
RETURN OF ALICE DUkNING.
THR GREAT LtNGARp IN HIS SPBCIALTlES.
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK
GAN FRANCISCO MINSrRELS, 6S5 B'dway.
- BIRCH, WAMBOLD BERNARD. AND BACKUS,
SAN FRANCISCO hINSrRkLg
Great success OF the
COURT or JUSTICE
nMkENsBlH HIT QP tux UhBLBACnRD pLOhpE~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-26
Secretary Boutwell, on the Chinese
Immigration Schene-.-The Laws
Against the COOlfe Trade.

Against the Co0lie Trade.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-Collector Casey.
of New Orleans, writes Secretary Boutwell,
enclosing letter from William McCreerv
regarding the Coolie importation, and asks
instructions.
Secretary Boutwell, replies that McCreery
is in error in stating that the act of Febru-
airy, '62, forbidding American citizens from
engaging in the Coolie trade, has been abro-
gated. On the 1lth of January, 'G7, an act
passed both Houses of Congress unanimously
expressing the adherence of the people of
the United States for the coolie-trade, in
conformity wherewith Secretary McCulloch
addressed letter to the Collector of Gus
toms at New Orleans, of which Secretary
Boutwell, encloses q copy to Collector Casey.
The additional article V. to the treaty con-
c1uded on the 2Sth of July last, and now
only waiting ratification by the Chinese,
reprobates any other than voluntary emf
grafton, and makes it penal to take Chinese
subjects from China without their free con-
sent.
The Department oil State, January 18th,
1867. by circular addressed to United States
ministers and consuls, directs that the con-
suls at every port where coolies may en-
bark, be required to certify, after full ex-
animation. that such embarkation is not
forced or procured by fraud; and requires
that such ministers and consuls use all their
power and influence to prevent and discou-
rage the coolie trade.
Such being the facts, Secretary Boutwell,
instructs Collector Casey to use all vigilance
to prevent this ''new modification of the
slaye-trade."
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. July 24.-The President
disapproves the findings of the Galveston
court martial in Lieutenant Garretson'
case, and restores him to duty in the Seven
tecnth infantry.
The revenue receipts to-day were over
100000
Bassett (colored) United States Minister
at Hayti, sends home graphic account OF
the want Of war vessels there to protect
American interests. He says Salnave heads
the army in the South, but in the North
the revolution is not even checked. 4 gold
dollar is worth seven hundred dollars in
Haytien currency.
Senator Sumner writes approyingly Of
the present Cuban policy, and urges its
continuance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-26

A MARRYING MAN.-The Vermont papers
report that several weeks since William
Marcy, Of Montgomery Centre, married a
young lady there, Notwithstanding he was
engaged to girl in Putney. Hearing that
on this account some of the people were
going to give him tin-pan serenade, he
ran away to Putney and married his first
love. Ignorant of his second marriage,
his Montgomery wife sent o neighbor, who
went to Putney on business, to tell him it
was all safe, and bring him back. Sup
posing the man an officer, come to arrest
him for bigamy, he made for Pennsylva-
MIA, leaving both wives behind.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-26

EXECUTION IN ST. LOUISA HoRRIBLE
GALLONS SpECTAcLE.-St. Louis, July %.
William Edwards, colored man, convicted
of killing Lewis Wilson, another colored
man, at colored ball last winter, was exc
cuted in the jail yard this afternoon. When
the trap was sprung and the man dropped,
il was discovered that the rope was little
too long, allowing the culprits toes to touch
the ground. An awful scene then occurred.
For moment the body remained perfectly
still, after which violent contortions COM
menced, during which the mans legs and
arms were swung and drawn in every dl-
rection. The rope was Immediately short.
ened by drawing it up, but the writing OF
the poor wretch continued for some minutes,
and it was not until he had struggled fear
fully for thirteen minutes that he was pro-
nounced dead On cutting the body down,
after hanging twenty-five minutes, 1t was
found that the neck was broken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-26

FROM THE PACuIC CoAsT.-Son Fran
le,co, July Ex-senator Hendricks and
party arrived tonight.
The first freight car on the Central Pacific
railroad left sacramento to-day, loaded
principally with plnms and pears for Chi
ago, and few boxes Of grapes Tor New
York.
Arizona adyices to July j state that the
Indians have killed the mail carrier and
partially destroyed the mails between Tue
ason and Masita. Several other outrages
ARE noted. It was estimated that there
were 800 well-armed Indians on the lst July
IL Cnrpedcro Valley, near Tueason.
4 company Of the Eighth cavalry Killed
r,i,s4t Indians in the neighborhood OF Camp
'e1c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-26

The NORTHEASTERN S-ENGERBUND.-The
delegates of the Northeastern Sangerbund
met at the Germania Assembly-rooms last
night (N1r. Fl. Vogel presiding) when they,
besides other business, resolved that the
Sengerbund shall participate by singing IN
the celebration of the centennial birthday
of Alexander Won Humboldt, on September
l4th next, in this city. They also received
Mr.. William I'schirch, the well-known Ger
man composer, who, ON invitation OF the
Philadelphia Sangerbund, had come from
Gera, Germany, to the Baltimore singing
festival. Mr.. Fschirch is the guest OF the
New York section Of the Northeastern
Smnserbund during his stay in this city
Nplr York Times, Esd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-26

A STRONG FREsHET.-The Watkins IN.
w. Espress says The recent food swept
out the large fiat rock which has for several
wears lain in the bed of the stream near the
centre OF the Glen Cathedral, and carried
it down into the deep waters OF Glen ob,
scura. 1t was of several tons weight, ana
it seems incredible that there could be
swater-power enough, in so broad and
open a space. TO remove it. The food at lts
height in the Glen must have been terrible
10 look upon"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-26

The CUBAN PRISoNERs-SEvERAL Rich
MoNp BOYS AMONG THEM.-The victims of
the modern Spanish Inquisition still drag
on their weary existence in the noisome
ruins of Fort Lafayette. No effort has yet
been made by the United States authorities
to effect their release. Dispatches are said
to have passed from Mr.. Perrepont to Sec
rotary Fish, and from the latter to the junk
citing President Grant, and it is asserted
that the latter invested the District Attor-
ney with discretionary power. Yesterday
afternoon message was received from Mr..
Picrrepont promising that he would call this
morning at his Office, and go thence to Fort
Lafayette.
among the prisoners are J. ": Gaines,
Richmond, Va; c. Simmons, Richmond,
Va; c. Clifton, Richmond, Va: W. My
leune, Richmond, Va; II. B. Tompkins,
Henrico, Va; NJ. billiard, Henrico, Va.
c. II. White, Alexandria, Va; j. Slater, Pc
tersburg, Va. J. H. Taylor, Loudoun, Va;
J. H. Koehler, Greenbrier county, Va; Dr.
p. Lloyd, Richmond, Va: Z. n. Arnold,
Richmond, Va; J. II. King, Richmond,
Va; william Allen, Henrico, Va; +. B.
Humphreys, Henrico, Va; W. II. Hawkins:
Alexandria, Va; L. II. Dabney, Peters
burg, Va. J. NJ. Taylor, Manchester, Va.
G. n. Billiard, Charlottesville, Na.-Net'
York. Sun. 23d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-26

Still IN JA1L.-Dr.J C. Beck, of New
port, who is serving out fine of $3.50 and
costs, OF forty cents day, in an Illinois
jail; having failed, Notwithstanding his pro.
fessional attainments, to purge" himself
Of contempt of court in the Craig Us
Sprague breach Of promise suit, publishes
d long card in the Wheaton Ilinoian de-
Tending his course in the trial in refusing
to answer certain questions put to him.