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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
DIED..

BEARD-n Smid,owr, J. L. On Sun'ly. Auas,6 Laura Aea>
daughter OF william aud Emma Bgari
Relatives and friends Of tie sl, invited attend 10.
funeral from tie residence Of her grand samdsl 'an No ~
CARPEN Era NoIca,tc. Weteese Co., Il morning
9th inst. Rae Carpenter, u tue VI wear o 'as'.
The funeral H axe place ltl day li @ al the lrhls Mes
ns0use OF NOlAcastr Fntuts anu eA't are i-e !" A'ss
without further notice.
HOTCHKISS- Pfe n J. August 1871 Sarah Lucy Youngest
U [ are jo, to attend her funeral At a., house ,the
on Welns 81, m0ur $3.50 ococ Remains to be l'errei
waerbury Conn.
KEypL-on Moriay ;h inst Augusta Irving wife o. Charles
FSI m ne to attend her funeral THURSDAY afternoon the oh
inst, ococt, ron her late residence Ls1 ''H ~ a"S
AienreA.
or TUESDAY morning Angus, at b. late residence lo5 Basi
Seycnig .fr,t r. D. Lan, esq A tie 'Is year o. hs 'gr
Notice o. funca h.itaitet.
MARTINA East Orange Moda7 evening ~ inst Mary D.,
wife Of L. gue Martin and lece %. J5hl H. fritH ND,
The relatives ard ends invited DO iee iA' ialea fs US
residence Of he .an far,sol,t a, "ils' on & y 10
from loot 81 B.r'a', IT, ,as.s5 ., ' '' "A''" Al D' 'H''
stauou. Retain trains 81 o.Io -lH o''
o'SrLIIvAS-P D oSaInan u BoosIya 10 MHkao Man. on
Nouce 81 the funeral hereafter
scorr-o M.pa., moI August e. stl0 Of gala'rsis ofhs
ban Mrs. Mar H. seo WIDOW Of ,al1 Fflaes ee''' eyed -
r and lends ofte amH, ere respectfully ipye
he .gUea We'd elg Afternoon Uc,. from r sedenee.
81 Lcolar.s.. WI..cIsD-l.-. aaloI. further notice
yREUESBCRoH-S B,oA'a ou SUNDAY Au.g after 9ag and
rr'll liners Mary Youngest daughter Of 'te late Joha Neiet-
Tis r,a, friends o, e family e.rerury invited to attend
iGrea, service. on Wlu, He yh met, q, $50 Al her
Dat, Iys.'.loe ~. Atau..c.L
wEBSTEE-Ou SUNDAY August tie ruse OF lis brother
Andrew Jsm,s H. Webster. IN tie 2Jt ysfr oi DO. as.
n ,J f5sF. III '. HI ~ III Au,rcu, Ialgs
30 T. A. ". ans Of CoIeosc Chapter -! r. a. VI ar Illy
o. ateta late ie,4,ce Ne 90 West
TLr,yse,entl-. Oh Weife,I.y Argus, AZ oolo,A
Lord daughter ., Wm H. p l. Whol sei months AMI
anil friend. of he ,niy ar. respectfully invited to attend
tie funeral W Wednesday,. ire sa al l. oc,cl a,,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09

aiempng 70 commit public opinion TO the theory that
ber nrst husband was poisoned Her present husband
Piohounces the theory false, base, malicious, and,
IN i"cb part or deeplaid conspiracy To iniure
n Inc readiness with which the corpse OF Peter
Bnienburg could be exumed and Injected with
hn asehlc solution, known FOwers Solution, has al
y Dcen shown, ana the capacity Of Maley Thompson,
puTs card, repubshed in yesterdays Commercial
conceive and execute such an Infamous act, has also
pe denonatated by citations from the criminal records
W MS ire The strangcst feature OF the whole ease IA
lhat the theory OF poisoning not advanced no
lore the lapse Ut nearly four after mans
death And now, being advanced, that physican at
heard from either in the social gossip OF London or I'm
inc many published accounts. IL remains with him.
whoever he H. to say whether Peter Bulenburgh
died from the effects OF arscntic poisoning. or
at any time during his final Illness exhibited any
Of the well known symptoms of the pOisOn-con-trietlon
Of the throat the sensation OF the teeth being
hiccough nausea anxiety frequent sinkings, burning
palms. Inflammation OF the bps tongue. palate, throat
DC. Unsuitable thirst burning heat over the whole body,
&C. and it little curious that far as heard from,
he has not been called for any evidence I'm thecase
The delay of Maley Thompson, who seems to be the
chief prosecutor in the and is distant relative OF
the deceased in Illuminating his theory of Peter Buien
burghS death by poison may be accounted for by the
fact that about the time OF the Od mans decease lie was
not exactly a situation accuse any one of crime
He largely engaged in lodging the grim
consequences Of repeated crimes against the
that time exhibiting his penitentary face in the
United States Court in this city IN satisfy the Court that
he had forfeited bail to answer certain charges for
cOucrGeting but having at last squeezed through by
Wood perfectly legitimate In his peculiar
administration OF tho Detective Bureauhe devoted his
talents and nerges To the prosecution Of his dark designs
upon fortunate relations OF Peter BuienOurgh
designs conceived by a long experience In criminal
practice, aud animated by hate at once mpacablc,
terrible, ana uurelenting.
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PErRENCHMENT IL ERIE.
To me razor Of The Trt6UHe.
Sip. Nnnr nalienant attaCks upOI

To me razor Of The Trt6UHe.
SIR: Your malignant attacks upon that
great and good citizen, Jane. Fisk, jr are sgnay re-
futed by his Spartan spirit OF seslcrhce az shown To-
day. Publish this letter aud blush If you have cheek
enough
Poor James has not only consented to have his own
salary cut down % per cent but he has On his devotion
TO the interest OF the stakeholder, OF the Erie Railway
allowed ms signature TO appear affixed TO an order cut
ting off 10 per cent from the salaries o. the clerks and
BOYS empioyed in the Ere office We uor am one OF
tbcm) appreciate this act correctly Jmi- 50 thoughtful
OF our interests and generous TO U.s. that we know 1t
wrung his noble heart 20 be obliged to rob married
men OF s. a month when they only have S6 left,
but we know the stern sense OF duty which
detnonded the action and applaud. Our wives are
nor so when one considers the scfsacrlnce
thaf moor linn will have barely pittlnce LEFT,
c - imnted ~ incite mob 70 tear down your build
ing for your basanes ridclins this pure, good man.
Nm I douhtip,s insinudte IN your usual vulgar and
snfI that there plenty OF pckings and steal
80 ~ 80 tl,r Admiral but know better Do we not
s.e him dIv bv dly and know HIM To he hghninded,
Ionnrpbie mani Please insert this, AMI 10 act OF
taTdy justice ,,...,r,.to,,,o + -, ~ - -,
Eric Raiigqy Company DsP"'"e"IY accounts A"d'f
Ofice Neir- loTh, Aug. s. I9'L'
ITba above reaches us the Erie Office paper.
authenticated by the name of an Erie empleye and
seem, to bear every mark Of authenticity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
PATRIOTIC SONS OF AMERICA.

HARRISBURG, Penn, g.s.-The state Camp
Of the Patriotic Of America met IN the Hall o the
House OF Representatives. at 10 a. to-day State PIcs
Gent George H. HaWLesWoTth called the Camp To order
Gov Gcary by invitation, attended the Convention, aud
made an address OF welcome which was responded TO
y Past President George West Blake Three hundred
dcccatps are here. 4 number OF Camps arrived llst
night aud during to-day, and many more Will come IN
Tonight Tie grand parade tomorrow promises 10 DE
lre A number OF arches have been erected, aud the
Ocncral display OF flags gives 10 the city LAY alpe.
suce The following officers were elected AID installed:
sofs President H.. H. Hall Reading; state Vi. Pc l'It g. T.
~ Crow Hal1aysburei State Master OF FcTs Nlm O.. Llc
,- For. state Secretary, H. Stsler lI.t la. Teas.
w., ofp H. Hotter Lebanon Marshal g. D. L',ult,I Dan
NJ Ss.e Sergeant t-Arrs join y Fistel Mlt.s'.c
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For other snip ye'cs see Izird Pags.l

For other ship Neics see Third PdJs.i
Steamship ruug, a. G. IGer. Hamburg Ja, s vi, n.,u
-.tl' ~ia mo Az pnA To- hunhariI Co.
mise. nnl pa.. to WIN. II Webb - ''''' ''
pass r Ios sS a ost n a.e1 as " IS as
passei bark A1slrl loi Brs,. D. bound south.
and sal, james iicaT Proceeded to Perth AuJoy dago h'
sclr Geo ". Mdcon lla,ch Nsr London or Pi',lel,ba.
Scsr = Apologize YORK Ye,-lordon for Fla ctLpor-
ScSL i aloy DAYS. ys Ti,fE,.'en for R'1lo'
schr ". T. woodruff Davis, Bo',on for Phihlelphi,
Schr. r.. p. Cfase. Miller. Fell River
selr Island G. IT, Alien Giouceser with Ssh
Scr Storm Cha Baker N,niueef with d. % Hic Rogeu.
scLr D. T. StrcLall, HAMS Georges Banks With Ash 10 Bend
s,hr Me,senger Dean Taunton for Rouloui.
Scfr Jas p1rier Kelly Piogii.1co for Eilabethrort
s sS JOIN w MGI M na1 Poyaee for BSS%
schr Nuy Miller. Dayton Providence i9 hi2beibpoH
Ser fJ s S.ero0 Proyse ID P6dipb,
s sesr Nasa' Is3PPy PrGy PA s,t for Rndoat
sclr Mar YInbeth, Borden PEI River for Roniout
Sc Ir f Har4I' 1iI' an fi, .Befori
SeRr Florence Mayo TGat Rocta1 With line to j. v Havai
schr Daniel Russell, Cara Por,lai, c.
Schi Peaceae Baker Aauagluse'i
se5I Harriet sarah R, BIdssgS q IEsSsthpo
S ssS Sarah 81 jane Jackson Sag HaTSos
Sehr R,deT f Gaae ,Bqiisp'H Tor hn1'Oe'po'
n.
Sclr. Ia,ua Osborn. N.ryria.
Schr Jennie Hail. Osborn, Virgin
SlOlp Flora PretuOrr, prsimorc. virginia.
WlND-Sunset, light ;. W; clear
SAILED.
Steamship, Hosqa for Hamburg; Gen seiwek fo- Havana Ca
pltra Savannah; Bell aud VIM T. Clyde for Norfolk &c
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToY Arg 8Aiyei sclr Cabot from New York aud Vusg
Bride from WOr.Cana
PoRtREss MoNRoR Aug e-Pssi in for Baltimore bark PeiaiS
from savannah brig Maggie from Bbce Industry from Rio PASSED.
ship Emily lyerpOo bark LOr 90 Dubn
bngs Thos for Chowani Gladiator for Rio Msspp.fgr Demerar
Mary A. Davis for Bath; Survive for England Nellie clifford for Bes
tons Water Witch for ST. Jago s Willie aud SHILOH for Wea
Indies.
CHARLESTON, s. c. Aug 8-Auiyed steamships Mnhatsu ffou
New-lOrk; Virginia for Philadelphia Falcon from Baltimore
Ca, Aug 8Cleaf steamship Virgo for New York;
hr Isabella for Jaossonviehe will 0'i 81 Philadelphia
wCons HoLs Aug 8The Neglork slusdoa has Just z M
anchored in VINEYARD Haven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
YESTERDAYS STORM IN TIE SUBURBS
Louis G. Branda, secret6ft To- =.

The storm which passed over the city early
yesterday morning, remarkable for vvidness Of
lightning, and almost continuous peals OF thunder. While
damage sustained in the city the suburbs suffered
severely Tie barn Of John j. Ryder at Fiatlands near
Fatbusb was struck and consumed, together with four
horses. \ labOror, who Sleeping in the building,
barely escaped The barn OF a Mr. Eertson. at Union,
y j. burned, with 10 tuns OF hay, carriages, har-
ness tools and pony. Austin Meningitis barn, at
Orange y j. was struck, and valuable horse killed.
The barn Of William A. Freeman az Madison, n. j., was
entirely consumed. Several buildings on Dekalb-aye.,
BROOKLYN were flooded with water, and the sidewalks in
process OF construction in OF the Wards were par
TALLY washed away The rain continued at Intervals
until Q a. H. the total depth being 1910 inches.
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n.sroM-norsE CoMpRoMIsE.

William II. Beare, merchant OF this city,
va. taken before Judge Batehord OF the United states
Circuit Court June /, on charge Of smuggling mo
tI- mort a large quantity Of silks and laces The all
1t presented a that time stated that he had smugglcd
Goods worth about 10000 and Judge Batchord held him
70 bail in $4,000. lie aferward held by Commits
sjoper Davenport await the action Of the Grand Jury
Although the evidence against Beare Is Of the most con
elusive character and although, III the opinion OIL able
lawyers the trial Of his case could result III no o'her
verdict than that Of guilty" and in making an example
% ,ho accused which would he a warning TO all en-
GOOD in .,nuccling Collector Murphy has written
tctf f lie Secretary of the Treasury recommending
thai his ease uc compromised ny inc pay nct "a 'IoV'
and here Tor the present III rests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
r,,r EryEyBURGH CASE N OHo-EFFEcTs OF
''''- ARSENIC.
From Tie Cincinnati t0mm".''A
- interest in this case Is as deep M


Public interest i'll this case Is as deep ana
.,uif.-i in This city in the community oi London
orini.u was advanced IN this paper that II arsenic
Wa. touud IN any other organ imam thc stomach
IN inference WAS inevitable that II got there
only ny me natural process Of absorption, pro
co. iu,pos, lille 10 any bur living BODY, ana lhat
Therefore the poison must have either been taken OF was
cred Tie attention of the writer was called 10
s error ce that publication, ana authorizes pointed
out in ppor' o the very contrary iroh "Dsl the most
,rant pbVsologiss have not dared 10 miner, nor ~
much because they as a clt's Pay slraci
Jnf.Tencn 10 The great headlights OF the pi0Its
in nm bccause The most common phyhlcil laws uPhol
them Arsenic might have been fOnhu III any oES'tl!
g,u of tbc CORPSE Peter Bu1enbulEh anu sun not
have either been taken 10y or administered 10 tue man
when living In support of this view OF thls paltlc-
mar case Is cited the fact that IN preparing
&" snbiect.5 for dissection in medlcal conege5 lhe
arteIiai system Is injected with strong solution
Of arsenic, which, by the process VI per,oiait
tou so ucryadcs the corpse n not only 10 ptseI'eU
from decay INT IL found to oOle from me pores o le
skin or nj sast to lodge IN apprecabc lhntllea llhe
dia,rly under the skin. II piece OF asi,a = ~
nlarci nm n vessel that II Will perfectly separate a
Iautity of pur water from quantity or hilt Wa'tr w
a short time the pure water VIII bo iHuu .sii,ir
with SALT In other words, The stomach Tissue Is 'oilH
ana uCrols and therefore non rcttutNc oi HIiI. =,
Sow what Ewes this living interest III " hnrlDui u
clsc 10 the lart tAst tLe peIsesA!yl VI MA WYNN "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
A YorNG GIRL Accidentally SHOT DEAD.

Michael Quinn, age IA, has been employed
for several months T. j. Downs's hardware store, No
1922 Broadway. Early last evening he entered the
store and walking behind the counter took up loaded
,i.td from a shelf While holding il in his
hand touching carelcssiy the hammer and
trigger IT suddenly discharged. Fannie
Elsie age a. was standing in doorway leading into the
hall at The time. and received the ball from the pistol III
her Lett arm Passing through her arm, the ball pierced
her side penetrating lung, aud instantly killing her.
The body was removed by her friends lVlhg III he same
house lie was held TO await the result Of Coroners
nII
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r.
- Ryerybody il i,ut of To,yn.,,So s,r. is

EverybOdy i Ont OF Town.-S0 slTs ne Iolec'oF 0i
THE MIDNIGHT MISSION, but be the lady charge
her impossible for W "out o. town even or dyi
recreation The Mission has just moved into tie building aud
tes upon enlarged sphere Of usefulness with largely increased
peIsss, aRd nothing WhIeueT coming tt o n,D.
AbseItee ard friends Il the AID the fallen who snf
the .eashore the hillside wherever you may be viii sDS
something home for me JgHd Of the Midnight MsO1f
tmr appeal made l summer which promptly responded
b. nearly too hundred persons.
A copj Of the monthly TIE CHRISTIAN YEAR" containing
6ne engraving II THE NDSIGBT Ms0N with hslnca sc1uni
portrait steel Of the venerable DR. Mullen
beg-w be sent postage paid all respond this appeal bJ
SEEDING e. or more Address PLINY T. SMITH, Treasurer
No. 81 Liberty t.. New-lcrk.
NorE The August number OF TIE CHRISTIAN YEAR and
ns magnificent fail engraving Of st. Thomas CLlcL New
York. Price % cents; eja year
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nam eur1I CRABS IN 4 STREET CAR.

NoIttIc coustcTnatiOn was created IN a SOuth
Ea,torc city passenger car lat c',hIi; e"H5ia gy
ooH' 'll a. yehiclc These unusual passengers be
onead to Young man who lad C1Fh in c , t
NI.Il,' VI -. 81 camden and SLaTpsts., Accidentally
Gs6c aeaist tle basket and ina IEinhn. 'N' ad,
go, WIN sIout tine floor 10 all drc'iIoI!S. y H'N
IL , g.. mt notified 81 the presence "l vac 'Idi'a
l.. a liam pain iu one e. her anhit. 'lu @ "rI,
90 ~ a. and. nor ypas.. niger into si"sm-. he
,t.. ii VII. IHa..I,ld ul.h ID. ''A'' .'. -,
l.ft tt.d fO r-u'tt ii.' f'.+-.' a., -t
- ... .., ,..r... tbr iaCO That joe N,. pc. ,,Ii
& m a. ,ui,Iu. clgb a. tue LATTER qviIllna in' DVle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
TORNADO IL WIsCONsIN-GEEAT DAMAGE AND
LOSS OF LIFE

CHICAGO, H., Aug. S.-A terrific tornado,
,,.yi,,, from east TO west passed over WuueroHe,
WI. last night. boom On the Wolf River,
Ave miles above vlmeconic' containing 100000
,Dej Of logs. was broken up The steamer star
was copsjzed and Capt George Smith drowned One o!
fine raf,smen was also drowned All raftLonse- were
blown over and completely demolished ana thousands
-. ,,,,es rroEeu ; 90 chmneys were blown down.
Gin IN tine shock was scattered over The fields, and all
,e,orn is fat The lumber interest sufersa great loss.
r,, pon, catholic Church IN Granville was destroy ed
Ia. Inc III
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1871

upon the adys ankle caught the thumb OF tbe gentle
mao ana Just here new source OF trouble arose the
sudden attack on inc crab caused the utter q
peculiar eApeCtVe and his agony he described swift
semicirce with his left hand and with such force 10
detach the BODY OF te cabrom the claw which encrclcd
the thumb Of the gentleman. and the crab went full into
the bosom OF the lady mentioned as being amosncted
with spasns Hcr screams now made confusion worse
confounded" and In less than minute after tbe basket
Of crabs had been overturned the yees magma
captured and returned TO basket and quiet restored
along the line"
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USIC.
RETURN OF Mr.. AND MADAME ROSA.
Among the nasSengers hy the Scniin w

-'''I0''t' VIZ
arrived at this port yesterday, Mr. Carl Rosa and
Madame Parepa-Rosl. The return of these estmable
and distinguished artists will be most cordially greeted
Long their has been the United satcs they
have not worn ont their welcome but every year has
added to thcir popularity and strengthened the feeling
of personal regard with which they are cherished from
Maine TO California. We anticipate for their next tour
through the country the same brilliant success which
wardcd their last years campagn for the visits of other
singers, great in their line, have not shaken the
allegiance Of the American people to Madame Parepa-
Rosa, and nothing ever Will shake it. Mr. and Madame
Rosa purpose spending few weeks at Sharon Springs
before beginning the serious worl, Of the season.
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UEITHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Aug. $50 p. n.
c,,,ons;e fo. ~. u1sf I,rJUsl.f0ltT hours.

WArTIINUIVNf .tII-' ,''0 = III
Synopsis for the past hccnty-tQT h0"fS. ,
The barometer has fallen slightly at the
Rocky Mountain station with increased temperature
since Monday afternoon The pressure, AFTER rising COZ
sidcraby the Southern and Gulf states is no" Fl"
ary or falling, but remains highest IN thal region
falling barometer which, Oh Monday extended over l'
lakes has been followed by rise IL the extreme Sutth
West An area of very low barometer has moNcu N'IJ
rapidly eastward, and j. central IN Northern NtM
York South-westcrly winds prevail IL the Ani"l..i'
states and westward 10 tie s. Lawrence and ONO hNcr,'
Northwestery winds reported rom Lakes SiVssHm
and superior. The temperature mas kt'lddh9 IA" u
rst az The Niss.,ipp with increased numuity III thc
Atlantic states The area OF threatening NetleI alu
local storms ha, moved very rapidly ca, anu TO"
evted. along the coast from Maine 10 NorlA 'a4od'
LIGHT rain and clouds reported from sOui
westward small storm OF speelal scEelS appears 10
have mas sed from Virginia eastward to Cape May.
~ Probabilities.
Tho baromeer will probably rise, with partially cloudy
II ,t,"asnt weather on wednesday north and east or
1b GIoudv oud threatening weather Is probable Tor
br Guf States, fresh souAeIy WINDS, Win pleasant
vrea,hsr Tar the Middle aud Eastern states.
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A fire in ii. T. Leary paper store NO, 1,4l5
rhird,ve last evening damaged stock $1,000 insured.
me bniidiug owned by Christian kemer was damaged
500
Comnanies c and II, odd Regiment n. G.. S.
ett AZ II D. III night, by the steamer Elm City,
for a trip to New-Hayen. The detachment numbered
1875 rank and file They were escorted 10 the boat by
r,n,. u and delegates of the 9th Re gment and will
be rrceyed by the NewHayen GTays and Blues At p.
NJ today they viii ee re'ei'ea ~ Gov JeWe ana the
cancer, On the Green will leave at IL r. m and
ming Tomorrow morning, VIII be received by Com
panies c, q. and b.
Michael Cophante. age H. an Italian musician,
,sr,, % Jas. evening was struck the rgt
Irun-n si1E He his takrn 10 the PARK Hospital
and his afeHsi
fire on the third floor Of building in the rear OF
\ r.. -i vuf. shop by A HtcIt CO.. lcAc
,,e,1pej uggus hs ereu,pS. .HE,.el 'tgSA ts.,D,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
FLIGHr OF \ NEGRO EMULSION PARTY.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug. S.-The Sherif's party
which went last night TO arrest the negro excursion
party which had taken possession Of the cars on the
Savannah, seaboard aud Skdaway Railroad, returned
this morning. They found that the negroes had aDan
doned the cars and taken the woods leaving their
women aud children in TIE cars, The latter were
brought to the city and allowed TO 50 10 their homes
No arrest. have vet been mlle.
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| iiNi SiOtk hAikEr
I i1iGnT)s, wA4gErDwN. M sFpY -,
LP'eH r IHs TRIBUNE ls
! Amount Il stock a market. ~ '"s' H'g.S 1871
81 Tbs week Last vi ". ,go This re.s las, ~ g.,
Satle' 80 kt5 1..J sioieL... 30 7 81 liz
BPer 10 tots, vsizst Of iia. T.i-t ,,4 r,.,. NJ,
Ettra 50 ga 10 frt qlti s)a 50 81; 81, az. ~ az
- ~ t4iri quAy w ~ Wls.esa steaS j I've sht "a
Worsfng 0lea-Sp@5 -l5 h,aly ste-s s5I0szs or mas
their ya.1s A. beer
co.os Young f,ir quality s90s4s goa
900 @'0i EEra % IafE)~ aD. Dfy. 96U50
Sl<er,-Per ~ five weight .07lc.
Extra STRIP ant Lqnbs-IeF heal. In lo., 90 $685.
Fdi Hogs-Pc- d. 5a5ic. live weight
6hOfs-h Lo.esll-, tD'ci res., Di4de.
Young PJs-JulJc
Ieiis-4l each.
cay Sttas-ltai3c a %
T9lOu-Brigh tol f06ic = p country lots SITE
Naturalization, q y &C. 4 D. c0artry ot, 10Tr
real log day weather improvement ~ prc- cuh roo no. etPt5
There appe little for cattle
ch AMI yourg OrE probably acHri d 6lD fssiUr
bay prospective prices o.! stock. Last week Maine oyes
closed Ois ana esrlngN eflesiJ ngAta
heed stnl found 10 lie equal - u
To- I've weight GoOs sold to-day. % irss 80 ID. at $40
weight Of so b At &c. @eir Oh steers 30 y, At "
ami Two at re- 80 n, 90 &C. p aytr "a
steers 10 - &c. I've lyear Cd hsir 0 - n .
1c Der dressed A. Flks sold IA and earo 90 10 90 10
wear Old e.rs at De- - seep aud smb sell better
well a. lat yeek J. G.. Gordon sold n lambs s. N. .
81 % heal Plstt sold ll] lambs at Gee y A. BImp ss
In sheep lambs 20 H. Tor - e'ch r. Nao 10 lans "a
j. shirley JIG AZ ti25 Darls a. lil lambs q o. D. w.
Bryant 1872 about ID, ~ A. Jordan o '' - lo Ia
LOAD, EewYor n1 81 p Tie oauc u Noeu i,t D.. -
&C. dress @ week la. buyers ,ly hey vii BE- chaper Lave pal
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
GEN. GARIBALDPS ILLNESS.

The Eco dIdIia of to-day will publish the
following extract from private letter dated Caprcra,
July "a
Gen Carloads during the last few days has suffered
more intensely his pains than ever before His old
wounds give him great torment lie mas Hau 10 SlS up
lis u,ua short walks and whenever he IS able to leave
his bed he has 10 sit IN small Aandcar to take an air
l,atpst delight seems 10 exist i'm meeting old friends
wo are never chaly IL their visits knunesses 10 the
disabled patriot,