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RIVER Aug s6-Arrivsd, schr Ira Bliss Hudsons
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fishss brig George Swan Providsncs schr Ida Bella
Aug brig r,,. nre,hsr rAur.
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stS.icn s%i ME- h Mary Lymeburnsr Lous Boston, COM
sr ssd schTs Irish Rathbun New York. Web
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Hlton' nt.n' Liverpool
S!th-saled, steamship George Sshnston aager New
Rasar AIT % sss%.hps St Louis wh.ehssd Benve
brig ROCKY ssr as1 s6.f bo Bo..
c NEwBuIRYP%0RT I % Aug 2sArrivsd schr Mary Lsnsdon,
NEW NEW BEDFosD Aug s7-Arrvea, sobr, 1.,...,.. wul
ams Philadelphia Louisa Francis, Kelley Masapciset
26h Arrived schrs Jennie Shepard. wilbor, George.
pc hsn SS chSss Ssw Ssm Ssyk
NORWICH, Aug a0AIrived, schrs Dippe, Phladephias
Sailed Barnes, Coleman; Chief Smith; r.D.4
% sf% fS fssSfsS New Sf .os. Henre.
ss.hPCst BALDWIN do Frsncs nns . Do & pr &rrapsi0
sspSs Broot%.y and WV
Rs %ss, 8r Sna ds Kim CITY, York.
SE% HAVEN Aug sss.i @ schr Benedict Eli
ri56 New % a9es s1 s
Gkey schrs Crescent Lodge, Hatch Gardiasr GRACE
oss
Baly Smith. Gardiner; Carrie Heyes Linnke Kennsbec
Aodsmsp, Hsa:on, 40 : Brlstsn, Carroll, DO; wTia@
SreSsI DO saunders: s!sslhsa, salem; Armenia, cs
Law, New York; M Hart, Rowley, do Sarah Jane.
Cleared Deborah Penne, Reed. Cork Falmouth
1s1
Hsy1 sh1a
hy asV and MS Charlie.
hom.. ssy HoSms
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haven Samuel Bradley New YSrs
SaItepSsrs, transit Racket: alosSesisi xlIea,
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Paususse Waples Boston; I Rose, Rose. Lynn Maro5
@ wssp Ssss eae
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Matanzas chs Gen ConnOr DO Queen q the
@ New S So9 rsssGs 'us' a0"1'D
bar as 5 ro%
P0RTsMouTH, Aug 2s-Arrved, schrs Ellen Brown, Ro-
rith ElizaOchport; sawyer Drsko, hoboken Onward
Carlos Parker Phiadelphia schr Gen washngton
PAWTUGKET, Aug 27-Arrived schr Rachel Jane, Cook
saled-schrs Goddess Kelley and Mahs.ts Fskstt Phil
adsphs Sarah sanS9rn and Sylvia sstson New
RSsssnd
so
ghis VIM Gssnsr EdEbert do for pawIske Golden
Knowles, DO; Charles Grainer Harvey, do White Rock
% s eaas Aen
Sursey Roadoq: Silver Spray: Horton. I'll ToTassna;
Brown, . DO ssis v Ponder, TSrashsr. New York -,
sssiSsa fsIas'ess Foam n1,n
moieiand, RICE DO: 81 Mary, s;eeman, EzaSeihpois
%a Se Ss x Gags
r 1SrasSer do; james Bliss Hatch do Mary EzseetS
% es Open Soe%6s
Ss0Ss s s1
S MidGeson, Campbell, do Connecticut Staples, RSndoS
for Pawtucket Shepard Mount Young Renaoat; @ Kappa
Chase New York Waterloo Brown, do vermillon Dckera
buss KIN aug sR s
slSsgs- bark Caroline
Benicke. Newcastle, f.
ssRs hsia EsA Frank
BssSn ssay s.sp sSsi ksDnesec s
SALEM, Aug 25Arryed, schr Ravens Wing Young, Fhk
sToNTNGToN, Aug 2s.Arriyed schrs Lucy HALL HAM
and Babcock Dickens New York; soop Josephine, sana
NC Aug brig Mary
WARREN, Aug S6-Arrved, achr Helen Barnes, Ferrisa
saed-schr Mayo, Galley, Calais for New York.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
POET OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 20, 1870,
CLEARED.

Steamship Franconla. Bragg, PortlaDd-J Ames.
Ship Great dmiral Jackson San FranciscoGoo SUIT
ton
Ship Plymouth Book, Warner, London-Grnnell Minturn
4 Co.
Ship City of Agra (Br), Elwood st John, NB-C Sum-
Ship Frank Thayer Keyser, New Orleans-snow Bur-
CESS
Bark L'Invdia dtal, Cahero Barcelona-Socovich Co.
Bark White Wing (Br), Porter, Havana-J Phillips d
Sons.
Brig l. Smith, Dodge. Palermo Miller Houghton.
Brig Grace Kelley (Br, Kelley RichmondGeO Philips
h Collins.
Schr Rosale, Cleare, Harbor Island-Jos Eneas.
Schr Ben Bolt tBr) Drake, st George, NBed Frye Co.
schr Lucy, Mahman. Pembroke-John Boynton's Son 4
Go.
Schr Burke, Fox, New Haven-J Coddingham
Steamer Annie Haines, Wilmington Del.
Steamer d Uley, Davis, Philadelphia.
Steamer Ann Eliza. Richards Philadelphia.
Steamer Anthracite Green Philadelphia.
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Scar Meany, Lewis PhihdeIphia for Portsmouth
Schr Jones, Handy, PhiiadolphiA for Boston.
sonr lnsraham, Nickerson, Phadelphia for Middle
schr Nighting.le Beebe. Ph,!adspha for New Haven.
Echr Burdett, Rogers. Hoboken for New Haven
schr Geo Kilborn, Stanley, Hoboken for Rockpor
echr A. Ward, zor, Hobokcn for salem.
schr Eveliae, Gilmore, Rondout for Boston.
schr Flyaway, Kelly Rondout for Boston.
Schr Thames, Rhodes Newburg for Norwich.
Hchr VIM McL0on, Haskett, New YORK for Boston.
Schr Richard Buwinkle, French New York for Boston.
Schr Geo p Trfgg, Lnnekin, New York for Owners.
Schr Light B0ht, Achorn, New York for Gloucester.
Schr Hand, Hardy. New York for Providence.
Schr Waller Hall, Coleman, New York for Boston.
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Sergeants Meeks and Cadmus, OF the Tenth pre-
cinct, repaired TO Robbins new buildings Baltic
street, Fourth avenue yesterday afternoon, for
the purpose of surprising prize fight which was
progressing there. Before they reached the place
the pugillsts were apprised OF their approach and
hastily decamped, leaving some OF their parapher-
nali0 behind.
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In resronse TO Q regular call OF the Thirteenth
Ward Democratic Legion, through It's president.
Marshal Joseph TOoker about three hundred citizens
assembled In the parOrs of the Walton House, No.
37s Or rama street. near Norfolk, last evening" Mat
thew Patten and Patrick Carraher acted secreta-
rtes OF the meeting resolution was adopted
warmly recommending for nomination by the pro.
per conventions A. Oakley Hall for Mayor, Judge
Edward j. Shandiey for Sheriff, General william M.
Tweed. Jr., for member Of Congress for the Fifth
district, and Timothy J. Campbell for Assem- bly,,
Sixth district. committee Of five was appointed
TO confer with the county committee Of arrange
ments having in charge the getting up OF the pro-
posed mass meeting OF the friends Of Judge Shand-
ley to be held on Tweed plaza, junction OF East
broadway, New Canal and Rutgers streets, and the
sum OF $3.50 was subscribed that magnificent ban
ner bearing the of the nominees OF the legion
might be procured and suspended from the old elm
Tree IN 'front.' OF the Walton House to one OF the build
1ngs opposite. The meeting then adjourned. During
the proceedings OF the meeting large and capital
portrait OF Judge Shandley was hung on the wall
just behind the chairman, which called forth en-
tnusIastic cheering
Fourth Ward James O'Brien Association.
large meeting Of the James O'Brien Association
Of the Fourth Ward was held last evening at No. 10
Roosevelt street, Mr.. David s. Fenton, president in
the chair
Resolutions were passed denouncing the official
fraud, corruption and favoritism Of the Tammany
Han rulers OF the city, and proposing Sheriff
OBrien as candidate for the mayoralty at the next
election.
Mr.. MCGUIRE of the Seventeenth ward, was intro
duCed by the president and advocated In eloquent
language and at considerable length, the claims OF
Sheriff O'Bren for the mayoralty. on the grounds Of
honesty and ability. Addresses were also delivered
by Messrs. Fenton. ann and ClaGy in the same
strain.
The first part Of . constitution and bylaws was
adopted, and the remainder Will be at the next
meeting. This association though only four weeks
and promises to become q political power In the
Fourth ward.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MEDICAL woNDER-HYATT's LIFE BALsAM.|
a Rheumatism in its most painful forms also Scrofna
rial Complaints Debility, Liver Kidneys 4c. most
H3XTf's LIFE BHEsAa has cured thousands of cases
OF these ana similar diseases and will most cetany cure
.HYArT's LIFE BALsAM cured wIet Jarvis, Esq. 27Q
leg after his physcans had decided that ampuaton waA
MYXTf"S LIFE BALsAM cured Mr.. E. B. Holly, onlce sd
Chambers residence III sdson street, Of terrific
ulcer, be had in the broadway Hospital sid
chR6SiG Rfn RMEUMHTIsnF S B. Conway Esq., rare
dian, Park theatre BROOKLYN was cured Dy hystta
medical practitioners Ot Europe and America had failed
HYATT's LIFE BALsAM perfectly cured Mr.. wilian1
Springer lS5 Broome street. Of inHammatoy rheumatism o
SO character that he became deranged ne cou
Principal depot Ss Grand street, New York 81 per bottle
by express.
A CHAPTER OF FACTs.-sPACE Is VALUABLE IN A
n newspaper and II is therefore proposed In this adver
lie into small compass Those facts refer 70 HOsTETTEK
STOMACH BiTTEkswhat that celebrated medicine is, and
sn tonic and Alternative consisting combination Of
absolutely pure sprtuous agent with the most vauabo
placed disposal Of the chemist and the physicians.
These Ingredients compounded with great care and In
sss who, eacns tRe general system and
aes and controls the stomach the bowels the liver and tha
What this great restorative will do gathered from,
what has DONE The of dyspepsia or other form
said OF bilious disorders intermittent feve
nervous affections general debility, constipation sick head.
disabilities to which the feeble subject purihes
the fluids Of the body including the blood and the gen
ceeded by the slightest reaction This is chapter OF acs
which readers for their own sakes should mark ana RED
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(0) This move is called the Greco-cOunter gambit,
and although not radically sound 1t leads to very
Interesting games and IS in many cases successful.
(bJ Kt tks P Is recommended the best move,
but 1t gives rise to some very fOggy positions. We
would prefer In q match game to QB4.
(cl Apparently overlooking the fact that the de-
Tended the Rock.
fd) Black has thus early obtained an excellent po-
sitlOn.
(e) Better to have taken Kt with Rook, which
would at least have averted the mate for some time.
IN III Black instead of this move, had taken O B p
he would have been perpetually checked, and the
game would therefore have been drawn
f0) The whole OF this game is played In Mr.. Ma
rache's best style.
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BROOKLYN CITY ITEMS.

young man, who gave his name as William Hard
Ing, was found yesterday afternoon in the house of
officer Livingston No. 2S7 Smith street. He had in
his possession bunch OF skeleton keys numbering
nlty, several articles OF jewery and small sum OF
money The accused was locked up to await eX-
animation
The New York herald., 1870-08-30
CHESS MATTERS.

Major Wernich vs.. N. Marnche.
The subjOined game occurred in the late chess
match between New York and Brooklyn. Major
Wernich and Mr.. N. Marache were the cOntestants:-
The New York herald., 1870-08-30
UNCLE SANS CENSUS.
All but Ninety Election Districts Of the
City Enumerated.
New York to be Officially Declared as
Falling on in PopulatiOn-Interesting
Reading for Repeaters and Other
POliticians-Facts and Figures
Plainly Stated-The Census
Takers and Marshal Sharp.

Below win be found table of the results so far OF
the in this city. It Will be that there are
ninety districts still TO be enumerated. Allowing
that onefourth OF the population remains to be emu
merated, and estimating an average from the re-
turns already made the gross will still fall far short
Of the public estimates 1t is not generally known
that the Of the districts s the same as
that OF the election districts Of the several wards In
the CITY, This will be interesting to our standing
army Of repeaters. That the census will fall far
snort Of the actual population Of the city the figures
given below sufficiently indicate but sth 1t is quite
within the bounds Of probability that the Onefourth
Of the population Of the city yet to be enumerated
may be greater than Is anticipated -
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TIE CLUTCHES OF The Law.
Arrest Of the Supposed Murderer
of Mr.. Benjamin Nathan.

He has Blood ON His Shirt, has Worked
In Sawmills and is . Professional
Rnrglar-Is He the Murderer p
The Police Active in Investi-
eating the Case-The Pri.
sOner in Harlem PO.
lice Court Prison.
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BELOW.
Shipping Notes.

Brig Camilla (Br from Cienfuegos by pilot boat Fannie,
Nol7.
Wind st SSW.
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Emma Lew, residing in Sixteenth street, when
returning from grocery yesterday afternoon had
q pOcketbuok grabbed from her hand by George
Marguat The accused was arrested by officer Madi-
gan and locked up in the Eighth precinct station
house TO answer.
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Almanac for New York -Tais Day.
Sun rises. ...... 8 "a Moon sets. ....eve IL
Sun sets. ....... 6 SO High water ...eve IL 10
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
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SHIPPIN G N E w s.

Almanac for New York -This Day.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-30
nRIFTING.

The Cincinnati Enquirer says
Senator Drake, Of Missouri, offer.
ed a resolution the other day for
a new amendment Of the Consti-
tuition, virtually making the Presi-
dent a Dictator. The New York
Tribune objects to this summary
process, and thinks Senator Drake
will find few sympathizers. In
nocent Tribune Drake and Nor
ton constitute the advance guard
in the new progress, as did Lloyd
Garrison, Joshua r. Glddings and
John Brown in that which inaugu-
rated the late home war. We are
told that revolutions do not 60
backward, and the present Con
gressional indications would seem
to confirm thetruth Of the remark.
Greeley can no more stopthis flow
ing stream than he could the revo-
buttons Of the earth. He may pro-
test and ridicnle the Legislative
Radical movements, but "life and
death are memorable in their de-
mands; and the existence of the
Radical party depends upon "con-
tinued injastice,' which can exist
only by military power. Drake is
aware Of this, and makes an effort
to keep "life in the body by the
electricity extracted from bayo-
nets, well knowing that nothing
but that power will be efficient in
the crisis now threatening the Re
publican party. The new effort at
reconstruction is simply an adj
vance step toward monarchy, and
the Tribune cannot help it.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-30

ly TO the credit Of all that such cx-
cellent order and such commenda-
bic sobriety was observed. In spite
Of the occasion and the exoitements
Of the day, hardly a person under
the influence Of liquor could be
seen on the streets.
We noticed Foreman Rohr-
hacker, OF the Jackson Gem car
ried his $3.50 trumpet. We espe-
cialIy are glad to praise the Vicks-
burg Brass Band. They di.coursed
elegant music, and are fast becom-
Ing ELI iient aud popular. We com
graduate the liremen that the color
Ell baud refused, at the last moment,
TO play for them. Ofall the horri-
BILE noise we ever heard that bands
Is the worst. We hope no public
procession and no private parties
will ever employ the dreadful
screech owls, and that instead our
Vickaburg Band be encouraged and
thereby we can have a first.class
one. The NatcheZ, and other bands,
were sent for, but could not attend.
The greatest credit Is due Capt.
Fitzpatrick, Marshal of the Day, for
his excellent arrangements. lie
proved himself fully equal to every
emergency, and we know be re,
ceives the thanks of the whole De-
partment. We were informed Thai
a few of the NatChez boys were in
attendance, but they did not appear
in uniform. We wish our report
could be extended, but space for.
bids. Doubtless we have omitted
something, but not wilfully, AID
then We ourself have hardly re,
covered from the fatigue and ex.
elements Of the grand occasion
This parade was universally con.
ceded to'be the best ever witnessed
in our city, and a credit to the besr
Fire Department in any city of it'
size in the United States. May tn,
next Anniversary be yet more glo.
riOus and all of us live to partici
pate.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-30

TIE EPISCOPAL COUEc!L.-The
preliminary religious exercises OF
the annual council were held at II
A. n, yesterday, at Masonic Hall.
At 1:30 ?. n. the council was
called to order by the Bishop of
the Diocese. In the absence OF
the Secretary of the last council,
ihe Secretary Of the standing CON-
mittee, Col Duncan, temporarily
acted.
Some twenty Of the clergy were
present With full lay delegations
nom many Of the parishes. Among
the clergy We noticed the Rev. DIR.
Dana, Of Natahez, Drs. Lord and
SAMSON, Of Vicksburg, and DR..
Crane of this city OF the laity,
James s Johnson Esq, of JefFer-
SON county, Col Ptgnea, Of Ok
ford, Col. Duncan, Dr. Mitchell,
and Thos. Palmer, ESQ.,, ol Jack
son.
After some preliminary pro.
cnedlnas. the Rev. Duncan G.
Green was electad Secretary end
Treasurer Of the Council. John
A. Nslns Esq., Of Yieksburg, wa
e Treasurer Of The Dlo.
eaee Wien. after appointing "
rious ebmuiihea, he Council ed
fouFned HlI lock his morn
fnr cson
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-30

THE "NEw YORK HoTEL."-This
popular place Of resort for South.
erneFs, is now beng renovated for
the summer season, and its liberal
hOst-D. n. Hildreth, will see to il
that no pains or expense are spared
10 render It a first class House. in
every respect. Bir. Hildreth's adj
vertisement will be found in anoth-
or column.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-30
FRIDAY 8 3 q ls7o


~ WicsItaE
Asoslafian. hem s. Hast
AN - ne aa,h u April a D 1sw via
gazfH Aant De- iaa eAalr, the following
-rssslzfeal sssras ~ Alex. Kahn Was
uzaEimcuilg ~ pad;
ausaiasl Wat q committee Of six per-
FnHg b nnHaIttsd % Fisif 5ucksun. a. an
oeFIF -, T. present 5 . morial o. nero
49, ~ Ha titiE1na o. F~lckaDurgs 70 the
mamhofa q beta Heuses q the Legislature,
nFalasiiHz aasiHff he passage 81 a bill BE-
htFH Hs4t betty 20 be entinct, an act, sup
uIemsHtarr - tie charter Of The Nicksbarg
aH4 MfFfdlsn Baiifuad Company. author
fHam sata aawpauy % exiend their lire OF
ruadsouih and down the Mississippi river
tgwafd pHlta. GsuiaiHua.
Rffeirnd IhAt such q move bv said Com.
paHY uM prove DISASTROUS and ruinous 10
he VIA ihteEeam a eur city.
naazVed. that Vim. Mailer, A. Heyman,
y. b. Barber. g. W. Walton, Il ?. Lease anu
CM. Wooa. Nc ard are hereby ~app1intei and
eCasutlted sad cnu mittee, and thkt TIE eA
penses o. saldcommittee b desTayed b. { e
Association.
On m0u0a ofD. u Baber, Il vas
Resolved, mat Ha,per p. Hunt be added
90 the abeve committee, and that { e abJye
resolutions Be- pablaAed In the NicksbuIg
daily papers.
There bslaw no further business. Il vas
EoEed 10 adjoaFn uAtll the nexl regular
neetlsE. Z A. F0fBEs, see'y.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-30

A M. LlEscoAB and several
ether white men had q fight with a
dozen negroes at Forest last Friday.
was q personal matter and darkies
got Whipped.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-30

u WEhad the pleasure Of call yes.
terday from Mi. l. v. Marye, the
State Agent Of the Piedmont and
Arlington Insurance Company of
Yirania.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-30

Nm. ]. W. PATTERSON, nom near
BOviHa, presented US with some
hne strawberries on Wednesday.
He has large quantities and Is al.
ready sending them 10 market.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-30

va noticed in our city Harris
BAfksdale, Eco, Of the Jackson
Clarion, and also received a call
from Col. Stafford, Of the Register.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-30

We hear that Mr.. Samuel Town.
sends house, near Bovina, was de.
stroyed by fire on Wednesday
night. We have not heard the
particular.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-30
GEN No.. 2

hand engine of Jackson, drawn by
four noble looking horses. All
over this beautiful machine was
thrown a veil whose silvery sheen
ing gave her a most tasteful and el-
egant appearance and made a rich
display Of the pure white aud bril-.
liant gold work beneath. In add.
ton were wreaths and bOquets
which but lent their beauty and
fragrance to the decorations. This
Company including their Relief,
numbered hfty-fve men, under the
command Of Foreman Rohrbacker
and assistants. The members of
Hose Company were uniformed in
green shirts trimmed with black
relvat black pants, belts and white
caps trimmed black, and Of the en-
ginein tie sams manner only their
shirta we're Rhlse trimmed with
.I
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-30

Anu SAIL hTOuhu bhe moon.
Here we are'' Is our mOttO-two.fOrty is our
We are a gallant crowd, you know, and run
Gem" Engine.
Two.forty l. u lime. you know, as we've
already shown:
At the state Fair we beat them all,
And took the silver horn.
We hayc a Jolly foreman, R~Ohrbacher is his
name,
And when he blows that silver horn we feel
70 very game;
And at the ringing of the bell the boys come
hooking round
To pull her TO the ire, and we're frs. upon
the ground.
We are the pride of Jackson, as the people
all do say.
At the sta e Fair in ~sixty.nine we carried
the prize away,
And coming from a Are you can hear us loud
" baWl,
The Gem Engine has beat all time, she,, A.
terror ~ them all.
INCIDENTS.
Nothing Of moment occurred to
mar the days pleasure. Il IL high
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-30

black velvet The engine horses
and men won hearty aHd de.
served praise from every one and
were cordially greeted where
ever they went. Their manly
bearing, orderly marching and
splendid general appearance, went
far towards achieving the grand
success Of the dag.
The welcome extended to these
visitors by our boys was from the
heart and they only felt they could
not do enough to make the occa,
sion 4 happy one to the Jackso.
mans. Next
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-30
HERE WE ARE.

AIR.-"Ur in o balloon"
oh, here We arc, ~Vicksburgers, with open
heart for yOu:
We hail your CO .ebration with feelings good
AMI true.
We arr all the way from Jackson TO gFasp
with hearty hand
The "a lant boys OF Vicksburg that c1nsti.
tute your band.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-30

followed in the modest but elegant
array of a bride as she is. About
her was entwined heavy folds of
white lace tastcfully embroidered
with silver and with boquets of
pure white flowers. The four
splendid bays that drew the little
beauty, were also prettily adorned
with lace and silver, and bore on
their proud heads handsome white
plumes. These decorations were
universally praised for elegance,
simplicity and taste. The Consti-
tuition boys, whose pet she is, ac-
companied her sixty-nine men
strong, commanded by Foreman
Groome, and Assistants MeHugh
and Pegram. Their uniform was
red shirts, black pants, black caps
trimmed with red and black belts
They bore the beautiful banner
The New York herald., 1870-02-15
LATEST PARTICULARS.

Anticipated Attack ON the Kings County
Jui-Prccnut0nary Measures 1akcn-Thc
Military Ordered Out.
Tie excitement various quarters OF the city
the murder OF MIR. ID. S Voorhees, increased 10 such
an last evening that the authorities feared
there might possibly be an attack made on
the Kings County Jail Tor the purpose OF taxing
the prisoner, William Chambers, the muroerer
OF Mr.. voorhees, from hts cell and lynchine hun.
There were NUMBER OF men congrega!ed in the
vicinity OF the jail, and it was deemed advisable 10
take prompt precautionary measures TO prevent any
violence.
Sheriff Walter therefore sent the following com.
mhnlcatlon 10 General Thomas Dakin who at once
ordered out the Thirteenth regiment
BROOKLYN, Feb. IA, 1870
General THOMAS DAglN:-
GESERAI.-Fearlng there viii ne q riot and on
attempt TO ta@e prisoner from the Kings County
1a you are requested TO order for immediate
service 100 men, infantry, properly 0fcered armed
nnd equipped WIKI tal cartridges 10 assemble at
LIE slate Arsenal, Po1ard avenue. ana there await
further orders. You Will please communicate win
me as soon rs possipe at the County Jan, III Ray
mono street. ANTHONY WALTERS,
Sherlfr kings County
At ten O'Clock the military were oil on hand and
sook up their position inside the jail. At halfpast
eleven O'Clock squad OF police were ordered from
the Fory-ourtn precinct 10 tie JAIL bat up twelve
o'clock there had been no disturbance.