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New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
A coIoRED JURY OBJECTED To-A NEW PANEL
ORDERED.

Great excitement was occasioned in Flushing
ON saturday by the action OF Constable John Henry
wright formerly member OF the Metropolitan Police
Denartment in simple case OF assault and battery
Michael Burns bad been charged with an assault on
Lizzie English and, deemng the charge malicious. hia
ooupsel O. r. Van Eostrand, asked for jury trial As
bs time for the case to proceed tho body OF the
Courtroom was occupied by from 30 to oooored citi-
.en. ON tho arrival OF Justice Hamilton the pane
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
OBI UdRY.
CHARLES sCRIBNER.

cable dispatch received in this city on
Saturday evening announced the death that day, at
Lucerne, In Switzerland, Of Mr. Charles scrbner the
head Of the eminent publishing house OF Charles Scrbner
Co., in this city, For the last year two Mr. scrbner
has IN precarious health and during present
Spring and Summer he has been travelling in Europe In
company with his brother, the Rev. William scIibner,
visiting Ireland and spending several weeks in swzer
land. He seemed TO derive great benefit from change
of air and scene and the last letters received from him
spoke Of his speedy return with renewed energy and
spirits At Lucerne, however he was attacked with
typhoid fever, which carried him off rapidly. His
brother and his brotherinlaw, MI Clarence Mitchell Of
this city, with him when he died His remains will
be brought home for burial.
The demise Of Mr.. Scrbner will be great shock 10
hundreds of literary and business who had learned
honor him alike for his intelligence, his uprghtness
and his gentle and sympathetic temper He was born in
this city In 1920 and after being graduated at Princeton
College, spent three years in the study OF law His
health being delicate however he abandoned the idea
Of following this profession and formed partnership In
the book publishing business in with Isaac d. Ba
ker The firm was known Baker & scribner and did
business the old Brick Church property where The
Times office stands. Mr.. Baker died in 1850 and Mr.
scrbner carried the business alone until 1857 when he
purchased the English Importing trade Of Bangs Merwin
Co.. taking partner in that branchMr. Charles We'll
ford an Engishman whose practical acquaintance with
value TO him. For the last fourteen years the connec-
tons OF the house have been constantly increased and
siren pthened, until 10 has become one OF the
foremost in the United States. Under the firm name
of Charles scrbner Co. II was very largely engaged in
the publication Of American books while as scribner
Wexford q Co It the chief importing house for the
productions OF the English press Mr. Wexford OF late
wears has resided in London The American partners
upon whom the succession to the general business
A q A 4
and Edward Seymour. Familiar these gentlemen
were With Mr. scrbners views and feelings the loss OF
their chief will be blow although he practically
took little share in the business during the last two
years Of his life.
DIR. GANNETT.
Ezra Stiles Gannett, ID. D., who was killed at
the railway collision at Revere, Mass Saturday last
was born In Cambrdgeport, Mass In 1901. After duo
preparation at Phillips Academy, Andover he entered
Harvard College in 1876 and graduated in 1920 He
studied In the Divinity school at Cambridge during the
next three years and June 1925, ordained col
league with the famous william EHery Claiming, then
pastor Of the Federalst Unitarian Church. Boston BY
the death of Dr. Chaunng Dr. GanuClt was left alone In
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

n.y. were tclerably supplied with funds and irnms
'' 'ooh OUT preliminary naturalization papers.
Avn nSIATE rI,s W., on THE LATE GOVERNOR PACKER
iust been FIRR.The following letter bax
Mann,ac,uro ~ py mssrs Herring Farrell sherman.
CI's'p, su,', o,s y, tne perrng's 5afes
this cty o 80 ne great 1e Of tho 10th instant In
and docu,nents tiH safes preserved tho papers
ex -yoveTnop Wiiin o. IN u beonng To ths estate of
opened thriy-siH hourk after tIa Inc sao was
ana woodwork found subs sntiaiiv anu Ine contents
Sc, WV is,,s,iy uhinlured. YoUrs.
ELISHA ALtIs, Ekeoutor
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
AFFRAY IN A BROOKLYN TENEMENT.

A fight occurred in the tenement house No.
$50 Gates-ave, Brooklyn, last evening, between Mrs
Grady and Mrs Bagot Joseph basot went 10 the assist
80 % hts ,rtfe and kicked her assaiant in the head
Ia,nes Grady aided by Patrick Grey and his wife,
nelIed the attack and the ARRAY became general Mr.
Eagof had his head cut with smoothing iron, and his
tato. i n, y a hlow with n hatchet. Mrs Bagot also
,oeiad a fracture OF the scu from blow with chair
i'm thc hands of Grey The Ninth lreenct Poce arrested
81 III, ,h asssilns and sent Mrs. Bagot to the Hospital
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
KENTUCKY.
FULL RETURNS OF THE LATE ELECTION.

FULL RETURNS OF THE LATE ELECTION
The official vote of every county, except
Volfe which is reported to give 2l6 for Harlan and 1858
sor Leslie has boen received Frankfort The Assist
1t Secretary of State reports the aggregate majority
Jr Leslie at 53 including Wolfe as above The totals
y the table below which have been corrected daily as
ldtiona returns came in, agree exactly with those
legraphed from Frankfort to The Coa"7er-1o'"7'"
nat paper will probably publish the official table to-mor
,V or on Wednesday The returns Will receive their
nal revision at Frankfort to-day.
=, -,-,, ~-orr or 1910 1o70 AED 1871
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
Total. l.......... .2O,594....3,745 $50. 7Si
n, ,tari,,, o. Ian,as N CaVanauCh in IsGQ Q O;5

Tntal 20 i94. .3,I45 5,EIO. ~ O4T
Majority for James NJ. Cavanaugh, in 1869, 2,O65
Net majority for William H. Clagett, Republican, 2)7
The Herald says:
The spirited political canvass which ter minated In this
Territory the eth of August with such happy results
the Union cause will he remembered by the people Of
Montana for many years 60 Thoroughly conducted
by both political parties in interest and invested with
earnesDess seldom If equaed in any like contest in
any State Territory west It resulted I'm de-
feat the most overwhelming to the Confederate element
long dominant here, and in triumph for the first time
in Montana Of the people loyal 10 the Old Flag aud true
TO the National Government
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
ARREST OF KENo-PLAYERs.

The keno gambling-house of John Kenny
At No II West Houston ST. corner Of Mercerst. was en
tered by Capt McDermOtt of the Eighth Precinct Ponce
on saturday night and the proprietor aud 50 persons en
gagged in gambling were arrested The prisoners were
arrssued before Justice shandey at the Jefferson
Iet Police Court yesterday, and Kenny was re
for trial at the Special Sessions The ssmo'eI' "~o
leased after reprlmand.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
The WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Aug %, 1s7i-l a. IN.
SInlnnsis for tha Dasf krenlN-fOur hours

WAR DEPARTMENT., D
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Aug. %, 1s71-l a. III. J
Synopsis for the past ttrenfyfour hours
The area of low barometer which was Sat
ray on the Lower Lakes after being increased by the
influence OF IN Eastern Tennessee mas moved
eastward aud Is now on the New-Engand Coast
The cyclone, which had passed northwards through
Georgia. gradually spread out and disappeared as suen
Brisk south and sOuth-westerly winds continued unul
sunday evening Virginia to Massachusetts, but
haxe now very much diminished.
Very heavy rains have fallen from Central Lake Erie
70 Vermont and lighter rains at most points on the mid
die and eastern coast An area OF cloud anu ram mas
extended Nebraska and Missouri ana the Saroh-
eter s falling with nOrtneasterly winds, ON Lake Su
perior. r,,.,;,,.
The rain in NewEngland will probably clear away To-
night ana north-westerly winds prevail on Monday
from MARYLAND north and eastward Light southery
Winds with partially cloudy and warm weather IL prob
able for the Southern and Gulf states clear and heavy
weather for the lower lakes; threatening weather with
local rains from Lake Huron TO Illinois ana Westward
SEVERE STORM IN THE SOUTH.
SAVANNAH, Aug 26.-There has been a
severe storm ON the line of the Atlantic and Gnlf and
Tacksonyille Pensacola and Mobile Railroad The tee-
snb wires are down. and trains have arrived to-day
fornado Is reported to have passed over Tallahassee
Fla heavy gale prevailed here for "a hours
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
CENSUS RETURNS.

POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES BY STATES
AND TERRITORIES-NATIVE AND FOREIGN.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-The following table,
Just completed at the Office exhibits the totals of
the population Of the States and Territories classified as
foreign and native the totals Of the classification into
whte colOred Indian, and Chinese having already been
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
Total............. 4,O94 s9.O2g
95,352 s6,OO7

Total vote for and against Convention in 1s7 1885,
majority against Convention 93i5 Total vote for Attor
neyGeneral in 1870 179O63 majority for William shipp
Dem ls95. The total for President in 1868 was
1885, of which Gen. Grant received 96,22G; Seymour
s. 900; majority for Grant, 1885,
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
Speslal Notices

Ira 4 Perrias' sauce.
Pro- ao.need bs ConDo'sseurs
"THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
-. ,rc,d.. and dixests and ganvalod ict e hsver
ny Sed o/ LEA PERKINS 70 prosecute al ps ~
aims Or ,esii-s eoantsrfeita
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
AGENTS. HBw'
Robert Cumberland,
TAILOR and HABIT MAKER.
" MAddor a., Boadst, Wes, Lon
Rae
n C. bsss to .uaOsEes that he ~ opeOed . store
sto's sddres
seyenteenth Assembly District Reput ca
tton.-Regulr Monthly Meeting al the Wig
o1tNeen Biglth aud Nntb sves, THIS tboad.yl
o'clock tN. 4.
HaaGar ! Doaais 3eaearr.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
OUTDOOR SPORTS
BASEBALL.

NIIUAbU vs., WUIUAI-TTTE CHATTIVNoIIII 'IH4VII
TO-DAY.
Iho season for playing ,no championship
matches Is twothirds over and the close Of the con-
oo' or the professional whip pennant approaches tho
Interest Increases To-day the fourth and most important
oi ing tlts OF skill between the White Stockings OF
Chicago and the Muuols of this city takes place the
Union Grounds, Brooklyn. Below will be found the
cord OF the games played by these clubs with the other
professional clubs which have for the whip pom
Dant:
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

Caution-In Of dsntsus beware Of those which centis
poison BRoxo CuLoRALUx Is free from all poisos aud sorets
harmless Prepared only by TrLOEs Co.. No i76 w.
Na4.York Sold hg all druggss.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

UWIND-sunse, fresh, WI rouiy.
BELOW.
Bark Shareholder, (NOr), Rsmof, from Leghon
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosTOs Aug. 2T-tryd. shp Helen Clinton, from shf' hrn
from Demerara and A. Alien from hesOcans, and ORG
Daphne from Cron tadk
PoRTRRs MONROE Aug 2-Pad In for Baltimore bsrts River
ton from Najano Carrie Long from LVeUoo Young Amsneav
FrooDand bgs Concon rom Ponce Aqas Barton from hS
Red Wing from Rio Pssi bngs Lime Troop fof -
Thomas; Alpha for EewlOrk
c. Aug 2-Saled, steamships Manhattan, Zee
New York; Falcon for Baltimore.
sIyAssAH Ca Aug 2Arhved ship Rosss spngas from Boz
ton Orleans Distress French barb Nouyesu heyqne Ner.
Orleans Bordeaux dsre The Martins Industry Lsap ~n
tOgel TO the city to-day
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

Jolnson,s Anodyne Liniment-Etabshet lsi9for a>uad
and external Used recommended by Physicians eVe-he
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

Five French Communists the gga" 1.1 s1rvod IN
California. aud have taAea 1O TAU" - A''N
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MARRIED.

-MOPFAT-At PisOD Penn weiues,v the a1 ngt.
the Rev Parke, Robert NJ Field OF New fors % MARY, ED
e. dazhter Joan hofat Of this city. No cards
Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed uh nh
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
MONTANA.
THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY

THE REPUBLICAN EICIohi'
The following returns of the late exciting
election for Delegate Congress from Montana Icir-
tory are compiled from The Helena Weekly HeIa'd!
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
.soe llb, ~. ..t7,2sl 5000. so2Q4 1ae A

Total vote for Governor in 1s7I 2674; majority for
Leslie s6S Total vote for CongIessmen in 1870 l42O6
Democratic majority, 81 64. Total for President I'm
1865 l66456 majority for Seymour, 7G323 Gen Harlan
rsosiyed Al ef tho total vote The proportion OF
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
LATEST SHIP kEWS.
lEOr other Ship Aetos see THIRD PaJ>.i


Steamship City Of lBrI mirebous Alg H. ss
Queenstown 18th, with mdse aud JOha g. Dale,
steamship Spain (Br, new Grs Liverpool 49, and ueeas
nth, With mise, and pass to Y. w. j. Hurst.
steamship John Gibson Ninters WasangD si Alexandra sta
mise. and pass. 10 Geo B. heuek
steamship Acushnet Rector New Bedford with mise sni p.-
Ferguson x Wood.
Steamship Bell Bskeuan Rhmoni City Pon ami sofon.
wi mdse NJ pas 0 Od Dominion steamship Co.
Steamship Fnitl love, Philadelphia, With adse al 70
Loilsr1 Steamship Co.
Barb UniOn COi Liverpool 81, Ross Mk River J,a asvs
with lDgsOOt.
Morning (of rslaa waugh. Guahnano ~ i.r>
with
Brig FideIs (of Baugo White vquel II days sith .gg,r
Brg Marine Of RchmoDd Red. POrtaaPae 10 days, Nth iAe
wood.
Brig J. Cof (of Windsor, N e. Conl ST. JOAN H.. 10 tsrs
with oasses.
Bng Maui Potter CBr) Jae, Nassau days salt
Bh; Maggie. (Brl Sum Dtmerara ~ day, With sugar
Brig gne Aubes tFr isaquer, st. Pierre, hart 10 d's -"
sugar -.
Bng Jenny DAM Laureun Porto csbo Is days ooce' sss
Schr Fsbeu of NeuppOr cocAsr Point .pi1s G'Sa.
IL dsys with and molasfs.
sch Ille Coclrno With AMI mt.
Eyen (of Haven't Pierce Bsrhsioes days ~h 'af
schr J. Morberope (Br) Cameron Arroyo r. u days ~tS
Brig Haze O PrOvdenoe Cooper Port MO,snt Jan le i. via
Brg Henry Means Trscv. Port johnson for Bo,ton.
brig Timothy FELL, Emerson, R)uaOlt OT Boston. .
Es of Thomssiou Tupan 70 d' sits cedar Ad
fuStO
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Hattie r. Tsher, Bqltmore. Daniel liOnes Baltmpr-.
J. j Phsra Baltimore. James Jones Yiriuia.
Lily Baltimore. =. Herwin balum0re.
f. Flower, Portland, Ct Circle, Connecticut RIVER
Village Queen Philsephia A. X. sandford Phlsde Phis
J. Tpem1n, Philadelphia. b. NlcsereonJ PlidelPh..
Baltimore. ElizabethpOrt. Martha Neess khtahethpoN
J.. b. Wing, Pnlsdelpbs Ooesn Wave, PhlA1sPoia
Sarah Phladelphis. Pearl fhlsdtPma.
Sshws Bnzabethpor. IoaIs Walsh Bhphe'hDst
Allie Oakes RiAaJeshpor. Vesta, Eipbelhport
M J. r. Moyry Roudoa. David q. lloyd, Pbiiaii1his
Katie 7. Liant, Phlateph,. Matte Tsh-r, PhiaieiiA.
Orion, south Amooy Forrest Oak. PblSislyLis.
Fayonte, Phiadellha Nm EmgTy Phls6eipA.
Paragon Washington n. g. Helen j. Portland Ct
s. b. Nash, Westerly, X. 1. frei Hal. POrt8nd, u
Mary A. PredmOre Providence Sarah n Thomas, PoVieaos
Belle Of the Bay Seal Isani. l.. A. Tolles Providence
Wm. Niece New-hAyens Alert, Connecticut hyeT
Iis, New. Haven Henry Gibbs, Nes Bsforf.
r. B. Smith New Bedford. George Faes ProyGsnoe
Jennie A. Sheppard Providence. II. T. Hedges, ProndeEe
VspOr Proyite rce WIN. H. Bowen, Providence
North Pacific New Bedford Clas h Lsmohesr seal ld.si
Eliza, BhJgepor- ; Z. Goodwin, stanford
Mantle Taunton. B!win Perry, Bridgeport
P. g. Shllis Bridgeport Lyndon, fss,yot
Florida, Calais SaIgh, New hsfen
Judge Tenney Providence y. H. Seymoa,i New Bedtoea
Sarah Clark PrOyide1ce. Inns b0nne ffCfoeho"
J. Il. Seguine Virginia frsnkLn Bel, balamsr7
j. &, Fsrr. Georreto1n, D. G.. Helen, AsIan4ns
RefU Nantu
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-03

Eu1Ie beTf1 VS. hODerI 4uuFDnNt same
Same-Fourth District Court for the parish of
Orleans, Nos q, Sal and 2,542.
DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF FIERI FACIAS
ID to me directed by the honorable the Fourth
above entitled l will proceed TO sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal ard Gus
tOmhOuse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on FRIDAY, June 9, 1871 at twelve o'clock
NJ: the following described property, to Wit
| FOUR LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
town of Belleville. opposite the city of New Or.
leans, State of Louisiana, designated as lots num-
bers seven, eight, nine and ten, in square number
measure, each, thirty two feet five inches front on
Chestnut street, by one hundred and twenty feet
in depth, and lot number ten forms the corner of
Chestnut and De Armas streets, and measures
thirty-twO feet one inch and five lines front
Chestnut street, by one hundred and twenty feet
in depth and front De Armas street. The
whole as per plan of said town deposited in the
archives of A. c. Ainsworth, late notary public
.. AVID THE UNDIVIDED HALF of two squares
of ground situated in the late Third Municipality,
the Third District of this city, and designated
by numbers twenty-nine and thirty as per plan
drawn by G. A de Arm4s, surveyor, dated May Is,
1871 and deposited in the Sherits office for refer
ence. Square number twenty-nine, bounded by
Mathlda, Emily, Celestne and Genius streets and
composed OF twenty-five lots. And square mum
Der thirty, bounded by Matilda, Celestine and &C.
MUS streets and the property of the Tobacco
" arehOuse Company. and composed of eleven lots.
Seized in the above SUITS
Terns-This being the second and last auction
the said property will be detnitively adjudicated to
the highest and last bidder, for what it will
bring, at twelve months credit the purchaser fur
nishng bond with good and solvent security, bear
ing five per cent interest per annum from date,
and pecial mortgage on the property sold until final
Said purchaser shall have to deduct and pay IN
cash the amount of printing, Sheritf7s and clerks
fees, etc. say about one hundred 1907 dollars,
and Furthermore, the State, parish and municipal
taxes the amount of which is not yet aseertained
my23 jeI 9 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-03
William T. Hepp VS.. Anton schmucker-

William It. Hepp VS.. Anton Schumacher
Seventh District Court for the parish of Or
leans, No 8720.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Ex-
change ROYAL street, between Canal and Custom
house streets, in the Second District OF this city,
on TUESDAY, June 81 1871, at twelve o. clock NJ the
following described property, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District of this city, forming the corner of
Girod and New Levee Streets in the square bounded
by New Levee, Girod, Commerce and Notre Dame
streets, designated as lot number one on plan of
the same and other lots drawn by j. A. D'Heme-
court, surveyor. under date of the third of Febr-
arv. 1860, deposited in the office of Felix Grima
notary public in this city.
Said lot measures, as per said plan one hundred
and two feet four inches front New Levee street
hundred and six feet seven inches in depth
and front Girod street, one hundred and two
feet eight inches in depth the line dividing it
from lot number two, and one hundred and thirty
feet eleven inches six lines on the rear line.
Together with the buildings and Improvements
thereon, known as the Commercial Hotel, and the
rights ways, servitudes and appurtenances thereto
belonging.
Which property was acquired by the defendant
by purchase from plaintiff per act passed before
b. G. Gottschalk, notary public in this city, the
twenty -fourth January, 1867.
Seized il the above suit.
Terms-1. The purchaser to assume the payment
of a promssory note for the sum of four Thousand
three hundred and twenty dollars $500, secured
by concurrent mortgage on said property, drawn
dOrsed dated on the nineteenth day of January
1867 and payable five years after date with interest
thereon at the rate of eight per cent per annum
from date until final payment. 2. And the balance
of the price of adjudication cash on the spot.
mv26 iel4 27 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-03

Vincente Prats VS.. EdOuard Richmond Ar
chinard-Fourth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, No. 1881.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE
ID to me directed by the honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets, in the Second District of this city.
FRIDAY, June 30, 1871, at twelve o'clock NJ, the
following described property, to wit
situate in the First District of this city, in the
square comprised within Julia, Cypress Howard
aud Liberty streets, aud having the following di-
mansions, to wit; One hundred and twenty-five
feet front Liberty street, hundred and four
teen feet, more or less. in depth and front on Cy
press street, one hundred and seventy nine feet
more or less in depth on the line running from
Liberty street toward How ard street, and one
hundred and seventy. three feet four inches, more
less, on the rear line running from Cypress
street toward Julia street; with the Improvements
thereon.
Being the same property acquired by the de-
PENDANT by purchase from plaintiff, per act passed
before Joseph Cuvllier, notary public in this city,
dated Nav 20, 1862
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-l. In cash for a sufficient amount to pay
plaintiffs claim, say the sum of fifteen hundred
dollars with interest thereon at eight per cent per
annum from the seventh day of May 1869, until
the day of sale five per cent attorneys fees the
amount sued for; three dollars aud eighty cents
costs of protest; four collars aid five cents costs
of copy of act of sale and costs of suit 2 The
chaser to assume Ito the extent of the amount of
his bidl the payment of two promis sorry notes,
cured by concurrent mortgage on said property,
each for the sum of fifteen hundred dollars drawn
by defendant to his own order and by him indorsed
dated on the seventh May, 1869, and payable re-
spectively three and four years after date, and
bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent per
annum from date until final payment. 3. And the
balance of the price of adj udcaton if any, cash on
the spot.
my3O iel6 80 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans