The New York Herald Newspaper, August 29, 1866, Page 5

News by the Cable to Tues- day, August 28. ‘The Peace Treaty Ratified by Prussia. FINANCIAL PLANS OF AUSTRIA. REDUCTION OF THE ITALIAN ARMY. Spain Alarmed for the Safety of Cuba. JOHN BRIGHT AT BIRMINGHAM. The London and Liverpool Markets. &e. &e, “The Prague Treaty Ratified by King William, Pracuz, August 27, 1866. The treaty of peace made by the Plenipo- »tentiaries ef Prassia and Austria has been rati- fied by the King of Prassia, and is now on its way to this city for exchange. AUSTRIA. Financial Pina to Meet the War Expenses. Vienna, August 28—P. M. The Austriun government.has determined to Iseue bonds to the amount of one hundred and forty millions of florins, to meet the extraor- diuary expenses of the fate war, including the twenty millions of thalers stipulated to be paid io Prussia by the treaty of peace. ; : ITALY. Joseph Mazziul Refuses the Amnesty. Frorence, August 28—P. M. Maveini has refused to accept the amnesty vmranted by Victor Emanucl, and declines to be a subject of the King on any terms, prefer- vring exile to such a position. Reduction of the Army. Frorence, August 28—P. M. The immense army which italy called lato the field to reclaim Venetia from Austrian do- cminion is being rapidly disbanded. (saribaldi’s volunteer force is disarmed and the regular army is fast being reduced to a peace footing. SPAIN. fearw fer the Safety ef Caba and Lessons y from Imperial Mexico. Mapa, August 28—P. M. Fears are beginning to bo entertained here as to the dextiny of Cuba. The Politica, in an article pablished to-day, argues that the impending collapse of the Mexican empire will compromise Spain’s pos- -aession of the island ot Cuba. Capture of a Chilean Privateer. Mapp, August 23, 1866. Gne of Her Most Catholic Majesty the Queen of Spain’s frigates has succeeded in capturing the Chilean privateer Tomado off the coast of Spain. RUSSIA The Moscow Banquet to the American Embassy. \ Moscow, August 27, 1866. At the banquet given to the American Em- assy the speegh of Mr. Fox in response to s toast was eminently laudatory of the govern- ment of the Ozar and of the system adopted by: him) which had bound his subjects so closely to his interests. ENGLAND. John Bright and the Reform De in Birmingham. Loxpox, August 28—Noon. Solo Bright delivered a spoech last night, ai Birmingham, before a mass meeting of the people favorable to the reform movement, whieh exceeded all hie former eloquent ef- and created the most enthusiastic excllement among the immense audience. ‘The meeting was the largest held of late aud the interest manifested by the exceeds that of any former demon- ) sirations in favor of reform since 1832. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. stration forts ‘The Londow Money Market. Lospon, Angnet 28—Neon, Cov ole are quoted at 8944 for money. AMERICAN SROT RIT N®, Loxpox, August 24 — Noon. quotations to-day (noon) are: —United states tive. . (Ninos Central Ralivoad 7%, Feie Railway twention 7 Lospox, August 28—Bvening,. The money market is without chango to not ‘The offeial closing price of consols to-day was 891, for AMERICAN SNCTRITIBS Laxvos, August 38—Evening. Tue ruarket for American securities is Gaproving, and we slightly higher, The fiyures at the close were ae (ullowss— 1 nited States five-twentier, .. Kerio Railway shares..... 0... ++ price. T)nots Central shares... : ‘The Liverpool Cott \ * Liverron, + The cotton market Is dull ond @ Middiing wplooda today are estimated at 8,000 bales, noted at 198d. ‘ Laverroot, Augast 24—Kvenine The cotton market le dull and declining. Prices partially ‘gd. lower, The sales to-day were 8,100 bales. Moldling uplands te quoted at 15°(1. 2 19444, per pound. Liverpool Brendstatls Market. Livanroor, August 28—Fvening ‘The broadatats mariet is weak and oricer are decilm® ore ing. Flour and wheat are drooping. Corn bas declined 6d. per quarter, and mixed Western is quoted 26, Sd. per 480 pounds, Liverpool Provisions Market. Livervoo., August 28—Kvening. The provision market is generally unchanged, Lard is especially dull and prices nominal, THE EXPLOSION AT NARROWSSURG. The Streets All on Fire—Fearful Devasta- tien Wherever the Fluid Spread—Houses Burned—A Lake of Fire—Another Vietin— Death of C. C, Williams, the Father of the Childven—Full Details of the Accident, dec. . Narrowsnura, N, Y., August 28, 1866. At about two o'clock on Sunday morning a train of some forty-five cars, loaded principally with coal oil and hides, stopped at the Narrowsburg station to wood and water, Many of the oars contained tho oil in huge tanks, two om each car, holding probably fifty barrels of oil each in open bulk, the rest being in barrels upon box cars, At the end of the train was what is called a “caboose,” or rongh carriage for second class passengers, After stopping here a while the conductor, James Fredenburgh, distinctly heard the whistle of an “extra” freight train which was following, closely approaching. He hurriedly or- dered the engineer to “start the train immediately,” and was obeyed, but pulling out the valve too far for so heavy @ train, to use a railroad phrase, the train “broke,” or, in other words, the coupling which bound some of the ears parted, and a portion of the train stood still on the tack. Discovering the accident, the engincor was sig- nalled to back up, which he did, while the conductor, brakemen, and passengers in the calabooso ran up to make the connection. Just as they were doing so the other train came upon them, but having ‘slowed’ for the purpose of stopping at the depot, had very little momeatum, and simply ran the engine tinder the caia- boose, and nearly covered itself up with the debris. THE PXPLOSION, At this moment the conductor approached with bis lantern to hook on*the couplings, when, instantaneously, the explosion took place .,fr. Fredenburgh was thrown somo twenty fect from t ot down an embankment, and is much injured by burns and braises, THE SVREAD OF THM CONFLAGRATION, When the explosion took place the petroleum was throw from the tanks in every direction, and with it the remorseless flame, until it spread on all sides, Directly opposite the spot where the first explosion occurred, on ono side, stood three comfortable country cottazes—two of thom belonging to Mr. A. 8. Hendricks— the other to Mr. Joseph Bovine, the village blacksmith, in which he and ‘amily resided. The most distant one was occupied by Mr. Hendricks, while the lower part of the thor way occupied as a jokiers’ shop. In the upper part Mr, Charles C. Williams, bis wife and two children, the latter aged respectively about (wo and a half aud five years. Tho oil and flaine were thrown about in such quantities that before Mr Williams had time to become thoronghly awakened the fiery brands were fatl- ing in his sleoping room. ‘Then other explosions were heard in quick succession, and it was the itapreesion of ail that their Louses had been struck and set on fire by lightning. Mr. Williams sprang from his bed, seized his two chiudren, and sliouting to lus wife to foltow bim, ru down the insice stairs lo the stoop or porch, with steps which led down by the side of the house. In bis ex- citement he evidently never saw that the whole street throngh which he was plunging—was one living mass of bia: half kneo deep—and onward be went, dashing into the fire in almost a nude siate-—having on nothing but his night garment. In traveling through this sheet of flame, one of hs children cropped from his armas. and he went back and picked it up. His determination pad strength sustatuing him, he reached a spot where the fire had not yet spread and fell. He was picked up by bis negbbors, and with his children was taken to a hotel near by, where, ax hus been previously stated, the ctildren both died and have since been buried. MOTHER ASD CHILD PONG WELL, Mre. Williams, who ts represented as a very cool, quiet woinan, took & more comprehensive view of the on of ‘affairs, and, instead of following ber husband, threw borself over the baiustrade into Mr. Hendricks’ porden, and after pi. vome twenty rods fell, where she ®as soon found, and having nothing on but her cherokee, a blanket was ured and abe wis removed to the house where lier busband had been taton, and in the course of 2 vg 7 od hours was deliverd of a acc oe en onal tos feu bpcareeeoonmenscore e by the carting of her HOME and sharp stones, and the natural rasaits ef Ler acoonche- meant. ” 3 ANOTHER ViCTON. Mr, Williams’ feet and jeys were horribly burned; so much vo that the flesh peeled trom the bone while the doctors were droming them. He was better the float part of to-day, and some bopos were entertained of his recovers ; but attor Ungering in tho utmost torfure untii four o'clock this afternoon he died. ; A SEA OF PITRE, this time the flames had communicated to the Erie Ratiroad Company's carpenter shop, bide house nud two hand car houses, Filteen cars of the train were ino beg Woon sixtecn tonics rennin forth and were distant fercoly. As it strack the take it glided off in sheets of pare hasan, until ee ee and a smooth, lurid ight HMamined saan ag Sg While this destruction was ing nC. K Superintendent of the division, Mr. itler and a fow otuer Lrave spirits oF tho train to bo sand the cara not on fire moved on toa turn ont, © ohort distance below. The engineer, whe was very mach excited, hardly compre- ended ituation of affairs at first, but at last com plied, wi the villagers, who were al! out by this time, went vigorously to work to extinguish the tire before it consumed the entire village. WATER OF KO Uik. Th was goon ascecinined that to turow water apuo the flames was oi nocarhly avail—thal the fierce roaring of the conflagration seemed to mock them efforts. A practical leu expert came upon the vod and set everybody to work with shovels, throw. fag strt, sand, mud, or anything of that nature uj the fire, much to the rek of thelr lives.and soon had the satle- faction of seciuy the devouring elem nt suceum to their ofiurty Ter wos". Besides the cars, or, Houtes, shops Wore pwepl away, as it wero 1 @ RIOTuRRt, shrubbery and gardens fall of green iiloge e actually burned tocrisp by the burntag oil, tion of the track were entirely consumed, and the itn rails were bent and twisted in every conceivable shape by the ex- traordinaty heat. Men were immediately pui on ihe work, and yesterday the road was again in running order. and stores which the tees, wits remowsem uazioset parca Tt pretty unanimously agreed we Ptroleum oil of iaelt in wot of an explosive. charector, DIB that thers tka cortain generated from it that, conting in con- tact with Oo, will explode, and ai ouce com- municaies to the oil itself, The people along the route of the Erie Railroad are bieley incensed against the company for permitting #0 dapgerous an article (6 be transported in «0 open and cartless @ man. ner (hrongl the numerous and largely populat and villages wh which it hes te pass ® reach this city, and threats of a petroleum war are breadly binted, Tt conceded on all sides that it waa wot frm the con- cursion that the ex tone took place, but from the gas colaing in contact jan torn; and that the mere accident of rausiog into the train’ had nothing to do with the melamboly results which followed, the scene distinctly heard afterward, seeing the briliant illumination, thelr horves end drove down to witness the spect Hesides the lows of life, the actanl money valit of the property destroyed will Dearly reach $100,000. AMUSEMENTS. Mins The manager of the Fronel theatre, in Fotrteenth strect, has completed on engagement with Mis Anpe Lacoste, a favorite tragic actrose, young in yer pro- fession, but already popular ia her readring of one or more of the rifles of Rachel. To-morrow (hare. day) evening the beautiful English play, eborab, or, The Deserted Jeweas, will be produced at thi Louse, Miss Lacoste sasteining the character of Deboph, sup. ported by the fall rtrength of the company, Inplacing the plece before the public, Mr. Draper has adered to Histori’s clamic version. The cast is very fine, ed Miss Tacoste will have an excellent opportunity to taintem her reputation, as #he bas arranged to give foutppear- ances at the theatre ; one of them om the oecasio of the next matines. ‘The Germas Thalia Theatre. ‘The (new) German Thalia theatre will be open under the manayement of Mr. Edward Haerting, on be 3d of September, with a fine comedy and a cast of rot excel. lence. lt is, we are informed, the intention of he man. aver to make the hours a fashionable resort Ger. mau population, Mme. Seheller will amsist tle per. formance: until ber bnglt/b engagement commaes, ‘The Matinees To-Day. J Tony Prstor's afternoon entertainments opi it bis Opera House, in the Bowery, at the nenal hove o-day, The new drama, ‘York in the Oldem Tinte, till be played. Tony Pastor ange his new song by Miles VW Reilly, entitled The I"vladelpbia Convention, ‘Thowas’ Orchestral Garden Concert. ‘The suecess of thore popular entertainments tongues unabated. Crowds nightly congregate to hear the tusio of the best composers interpreted by Mr, Thoms’ émt- rable orchestra. To-pigiht #9 Mozart night and th pro® gramme, as will be wen from the following, arare Overty Kettner Wale oo ner Grand seleetlon-" 1 Mrice Allagro Viesce first movement from (ue Japier ow Andanio & Variations ¢( from the fret Divmrtimem | gases Fat : ae { to (fre time ih America) § ‘urkieh Wareh (frat time in Atmerion y art Pra Tevet ’ joer € Seune me ce te SANITARY. Only Three New Cases of Cholera Yester- day—The Mortuary Report—Re- vorts from Brooklyn—Meeting of the Board of Health. ‘The cholera is dying out very quickly, but not quick enough to prevent its finding an occasional victim in the city. There were three new casos and four deaths from the disease reportod yesterday. The latter wore cases that had been previously reported. ‘TAC PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, There were no deaths from cholera on the 27th in the public institutions under the charge of the Commission- ers of Public Charities and Correction. Ono new case of cholera occurred at Randall's f#land, and, with four cases remaining at the Lunatic Asylum, makes a total of five cases in the institutions. ‘WAKD'S BLAND. There were no deaths, discharges or admiasions of cholera patients in the hospital ou the above-named island on Monday last. At the last report there were three patients remaining in the cholera wards. ‘THR CHOLERA HOsPITats, The reports from the Battery Barracks and Red House hospitals yestorday gavo a total of three deaths during the previous twenty-four hours, The names of the dead were Thomas Reilly, Rosanna Mec- Manus and Kilen Murphy. Thore were eight patients remaining im the “rst-nataod hospital, OFFICIAL Lint OF CASES, The following is a list of new cases of cholera as re- ported on the bulletin of the Health Board for the twenty-four hours ending at two P.M. y yom Johanna O'Brien, 345 Water street, Fllen Flynn, 244 East Fourteenth street, Margaret Leavy, taker? to hospital from railroad car on Whiwhail street. CERTIFICATES CF DRATI, ‘The following certificates of death wore issued from the oflice of the Registrar during the twenty-four hours ending at iwo P.M, yestorday :— Mary J. Dougherty, 12 West street; died 26uh. Ellen Murphy, Red House Hospital’ died 27th. Yhomas Reilly, Kattery Hospital; died 27h, Kosanua Medanus, Battery Hospital; died 28th, ‘Tit’ MORTOARY REPORT. The followiny is the table ot deaths for the week end- ing Saturday, Auguat 25. As will be acen tn many of the warda the death rate was lower than is usual even in years when no epidemic disease prevails, Lu five of the wards there was not adeath from cholera reported :— a 9! Hy z bs {az 8 |: 2 Wards, {25 : ‘5 7. = $.. T= re vu 5. 5. 2 t 8 5) 9 Hi 1. 4 n. 1) 14 et 6) 3 SecusEine ‘Total deaths The Cholera in Brookiyn, Thero were four uew cases reported on the daily bul- Jetin at the Health ofice for the twenty-four hours end- thg at noon yesterday. They are as follows :— Mary Mack, agod Ofiy, 0 Congress aireet, the #70. Cornslius Sealth, aved five, 155 Navy street, three P.M. on the 27th, Francis FB. Sparrow, aged 35, 164 Navy atreet. Died on Died at Uritheal cnae, Hentietts Shuster, Partition, between Yan Brunt and Richards si rset. worrTaniny, Tt is a fact worthy of note that there have been fifty. three deaths fem, a+ shown by the sabjoined table, in Brookiyn, from January Lie August {, this year, than were reported for the correaponding witiatanding the prevaleuce of i Usuatly Warm weather experienced From January 1 to August f, 1865 Prom January 1 to August t, 1966, Less this year than last. . railt'ta Menday were foriy'ia aumver, rmits on iy were ferry ia aur I: fllownChatera 3: cholera, morbun,'l; tum, 8; diarrhos, 2; all other diseases, 26, Proceedings of the Hoard of Health. The Board mot yosterday afternoon at ous o'clock, President Schultx tn the chatr. “The minutes of te last mocting were read and | approved. Dr. Srows, from the Sanitary Conn ittoe, reported that the gas unisance had recommenced, as the numerous complaints on the aubjeet simply testified. So far as the removal of the gas works was concersed the Doctor would offer no suggeston, The Mankatian Company had yealously eniecavored to abate tho nuisance, with partial success Ll tho meawuros pursued by it were successful the other companios wonld be directed to emplor the «ame meany. eo report was accepted Acoumunication from Admiral Teli, comp: the bad condition of the sewer vn Flushing Brooklyn, wae read, and, on motion, referred to the Kagineer for investigation and action. A communications from fir, Trask, #anitary Inspector, complaining that the authorities of the town of Ax toria had refased to pay the bills of partics who had performed work for the Heals Beard, wae referred to the connsel, / De, Dantes reported Uiat the physicians who, it was stated, had failed to roport cholera cases, had beon sent for, and bad siated that they (with one exception) bad notified the Saniiary Inspectors of each case. The one excepted attended the case soother doctor bad been im attendance for somo time. fr. Dalton recom. mended that the private phrsilans be instructed to report cholera cases direct to bis oifice by teieg The Secrotary resd « lengthy paper prepared by the attomey, in which it was «tated that the betehers and their trade bad always been enbieet to regulations, The Altorney quoted from several laws toade as far tack as 1676 in support of his argument, ‘A report on (he subject of the slanghter houses was made by the President of the Roard, with a resolntion Aitachod directing Une Sauitary Superintendent to have every slaughter Louse in the city inspected and reported upon. On motion of the President the report and reso. Intion were orderet to ite upon the table for the pre. sent Several orders, ordered on Ble. A communication from the deputy health officer re apecting the bark Johanoa Marin, which lately arrived here with cholera om hoard, wae read, As it appeared that the vessel wax quite free from the disease permix. sion was given for ler 10 come ap to the city, ‘The Treasurer ptesonted several bills for the setion of the Board. They were referred hack to bin with power ‘The weekly report of Ir. Harri, giving a statement of the health of the city dnring the past week, was read. Tho doctor mated in Lie letter that the prospect was very flattering for an early return to the uortwal condition of heaith. The cholera had been more coulned in He lim: ita, and from (he “luarts it appeared that group» of case had only orcurted in the nighhorhocd of fat boiling other oatablishments deietorious to Wealth, The report Was ordered on file. On motion the board wijoorned pecial and general, were presented and Visit of the Board of Health to the Siauehter i Houses of the City, After the sdjournment of the Bourd of Health yerter- day Prevident Mhults, accorapanied by Dre. Parker, Orane ahd Dalton, and Captain @. B. Lord, of the Sanitary Po. Hee, visited a few of the slang hier Louses, butcher shops weme kindred establishments in thir efty, for the parpose of verifying certain statements made by the Prosident to the Hoard on dhe condition of those places, Carriages being io Waiting, the perty, accompanied by some membars of the press, st oat frum 300 street on thetr tour of imvestigativn. A drive brought tbem to the wes 218 Mott ® alanghier house ia wwall, i men were at work. Just inwide the door Jay with Lew 4 threats ent, the 1 fit Pe P57 a . There a patent apparatus ing the gown, by whieh it @ ented from or. er, it did not benedt the place mack, af the emoll was quite Next door, 147 Wlizabeth street, i a hone, a by Robert Haw, On opening the ‘of the yard of this olacn, the visitorw were greeted stencil a0 sickening and powrrfn! Ubat of thet going in further, aud the few who did, after looking at the filthy state of (be place, retreated quickly io jst Nee Elizabeth street, alto kept asa slanghier howe wea Hanion, #as equally dirty, bet the stench was not quite so bad as at No 187. There ts & pubic school directly im the rear of these places. The bide hone of Mr. Quincy, No 199, was nett vivited. Though oot Nour so bad af the slaughter houses, the odor im this i S i iy y beyond the pr i j place was very tupleassnt, The party than procerded to 146 Ladiow street, aved fer pork’ porting bie pee was clean and there wee po ofenttve odor there. The siaughier howe of Henry Eisner, son, 40 and G1 First osrence, war the went plore ‘ A laree namber of men were at work here, and |t i4 dificult to deseribe (he Bith oF the piece, The floor as coverd with bieod and water, car mens, in vations etages of preparation for market, were pended from Lhe bora ot tio ellin a: getraiie were tying pad Entity eth Rak A SE SER a AP A A acs Neel a Rar teen lt le - 72. ~ Fi e Le . NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1866. around everywhere; the smell wae sickening, and the whole scene Was a most repuguant one, The same de- scription will answer the premises at No. 53, used by Elias Ratz for the same rpose. The slaughter houses in this block are about the most extensive in the city. place of Henry Franc was also visited, ‘This is a sinall place in the basement of No. 55, and was, in a smalt way, @fac simile of the others. ‘The shee) house of Joh: great contrast to the others, It was slaughter house. The place of Westheimer & Co. was nearly ag bad a6 the others, The ter house of Councilman Costello, in the rear of No, 304 East Twolfth street, was s small place and in fair order. The place of David Barrett, Fe ee ‘was iu a very filthy condition, the sewer bas he with animal matter, and a bud smell about or Whore the animals were stowed was badly lighted and The last place visited was Browning's cattle in Sixth street, which was in tolerably fair At oy marl ste 400 tons ma this refuse sao matter bo ses are weekly washed into sewernge the city, which is cue Yams undergroaaa compost This ‘unnecessary to ake @ com:nent on the fact. Ts was intended to visit the new abbatoir which ia being built by the Board, but so much time having been iting the slaughter houses that it was deter- mined to postpone the visit to a future day. ‘The Cholera at Cincinnati. Crvciwnant, August 28, 1566, The Board of Health to-day declared the eholnrn no rap epidemic in this city, and resolved to discontinue its daily meetings and reduce the Sanitary Police, The Cholera at St. Louis. Sr. Louis, August 28, 1866, The cholera burials on Saturday were ninety, ou Sun- day eighty, aud on Monday eighty-five. The Cholern in New Orleans. New Onieaxs, August 28, 1866, ‘There were onty fourteen deaths from cholera to-duy, The Cholera ut Su muah, SAVANNAM, August 25, 1866, There have been seventeon deaths from cholera during the past week—tour whites and thirteen blacks, The Cholera at Loumvizun, August 28, 1906. Officer shows the nuiaber of eaths for the week cighty-fonr, of which tweniy-two were by cl The dixeaso has not aswumed an opi- deinic form here this sensou, and is now abating The report of the Healt! The Cholern Vacreasing in’ Memphis. Memvims, August 28, 1566 The cholera is incroasing here, though as yet tt kas not aggumed an epideuic form, Thirteen easos ‘aro reported to-day, of which seven were fat ‘The weather is temperate. THE FEWIANS IN THIS CIT’ The Stepheas Organization Ne Dentoustra- tien of Respect to President Johnson Ad- fthe Fenian Sisterhood, &e. al of merriment was evinced yesterday af ternoon at the Fenian headquarters on the reading of the Teport made by the committer appointed to into the secret work ings of the Moat Mansion. NO DEMONSTRATION OF RESPECT TO THH PREM DENT In conveqnence of the course pursued by Andrew Jonson in not according prote tion to the Anorican nquire citizens imprisoned in Ireland, the members of tue or- ganization under J ns have decited on pay- ing no mark of respecl to him on bie arrt 1 the city today. ‘They wil hotr ordinary avecations, and bubinoss at th ADDR) OF THK PRNIAN S1NTMOOD, ‘The following address issitod yeatorday aftoraoon to the Irieh women of Aye from the offer, ly Chat. ham street:— ge all Rew trials. Kit how un o their hearts and measured their anguish at Kiudred, i 1 LO InSK! OP TOF Gur past rena to be lost, We hav pquestioned Bm age 20 Pead n. ¢ ' hawever, i noriiy the: wany i what we may, Bt Nett the old “land: “for the torted there ware altugether tnadequiaie te lunge distress, extemting over so lout @ ' We have not been able Wome wlan abe feot home amd cot to send mot free to set, The us ir high wader which me stu RT a Sal patrintic, but ebaritable, To feet the vungry o hake! ieeontrary to Hritish tow in ireland.” Honor wo risk Of lasult ene japrisenment ty je agents and barharons rulers of Iresand, have " swerving gone ot with the work-—the enered work of chariy, Conutrywomen, wo are free to net in thle free band, We have nathing to fear from detectives or the rongh by of iron law, We can have meetings fairs, Uaraare mila: ny while we labor freaiy or amurr Gureal we shall have ant die has only © ve pleasant henonsness thet our pleasure or labor ee torts . rt "ule eg far cmsante become a seered duty, an know that you will net sarink it aa oe mail (hat we oF patriodam (han our aaterent home. + k two us from living terabe, pei Windred. ‘shall we he deaf to theae voices and have wo ' Weare women Partoer inaction would wlan our name, hearts, taken lo the good worl Aventral commitioe sax * Ris committer W'll pene i Trom all parts of the States. can be elected ao fair will be ve & val. several branches of dy at work, nnd wun we ope branch domg iis duiy earnestiy and fof the ai telee hia whall abortly be we ra, Dugg, Mise i Rynne itive M Leary « ph Mise Vine Mw, Crocker, Mr Captain Rogen O Null week & uw Ber the 1. i. BB, Cin wih it to be nue Proceeds of the roe 6 at Htelley Il be Used for the purpore of gu De arms wuuition for Use Circle, aud wot, as tated, to alt the refugees from Treiand THR ROMERTE AWRENT ORG ANIZATI Yesterday afiernoon there ial new arr Bemators © lake part In the oa The menber dere wot a. Heyoud this thers © netiing « Progress relative to the intended ( anutian one iy OF ne left tay morning for Troy LUM te ane f the ¢ RUMORED APRAIE OF DUNON ON TR EAEt, ve eTeet that a iaivanduretand. ant anture baa ox between 1 General Swoony’s Adjutant Genera: wrvices Of a certain distinguish rocently returned fret Ire idering bimsctf #tt!! ot thought it omy right + apriety uf i ‘the fail spirit of ob Whether the ruatier wil! be y unknown. SON OPW RET © ; the following card, di knowledge of « unton between Bweeny nnd * THE UREA, mb Oe or ” Pere » shat r Faalooe o otiiles | granrally express my wif fleet. I smin Pay oficial 1 with General Sweeny or I Delere us be & thine for © muetne nt m, Augwat 28, 1856 Moffat Mansion Finances Expose ot a Special Investigating Comm venta iiten’ report ly heen put in extensive cirrulation makes an exhibit of the imancial af. faire of the Moffat mansion, a they were found after the Teriqnation of Colonel O'Mahony. The names eb seribed to the report, a constituting the comumition, are:—John Rafferty (Chairman), Joho J. DoT) Thomas Baan, Dr. 0. M. Broonan 1. A. Botton, Jona J. MeGow an, Patrick (Connor, and Patrick Datley, 0 ©, Depart ment of Mantatian OPIN AALARTEA, ‘The report com’, a fall tet of e officers of the O'Mabony branch of (he Fenian Brotherhood, with their Fexpective walaries, whowing that of the Mead Centre to be $2,000; fve private secretary of Head Conire, ten other ‘Officers of the Cyril sod War Departments, $1,209 each, even clerks, $800 exch; porter, three monencere, jam: tor and Orémen, rang oe from Gate wo 61 four Wo the salary of « geweral MATRELAT. 400, It xppeare that since Jawuary 6, 1866, the sum of Sin money has berm sent to John Mitehet im rie, and bonds representing $0,000 stditenst Up 1a April the amount peat fa sending offerrs to Ireland we $600 Kefagees Sew York ¢oriog three Months received $10 22 The Becret Servier we const, from January 10 op t& April 19, fate vetiag for three months, inetead. toe suspended +, it sat down at $186 299 2, ond tee fremer , hie banks talamer with the three Heme Cach 4, Suspeuted drafty pot “Rae ceipia of monoye The omemy of tr Motel mension, Into ergy 7 ng 80d -o@tin A expenes, tote op daring three montis @106 oo wanowy DUB 8 Ofer wre cwent A letter ® pun bed in (be tepUM whieh pererh te have been written by John O'Mahony to James Gibbons, dated New York, 25th March, 1564, in which the writer casts some rather discreditable reflections oa Stephens, impugoing bis motives, and recommending that he jong to a strict aecount for all moneys placed ia his 4. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Annaer ov Steamwoat Ronuens,—For two or three months past Mr. Isaac Odell, agent for the Neptune line of steamors, plying between this city aud Providence, 1, has missed quite a number of cases of boots which ‘were shipped to this city. Yesterday morning Mr. Odell Sent for the captain of the Twenty-vixth precinct, end stated to him the ciroumstances of his low, ‘The tain, taking two o vers with Dim, went aboard the steamer Electra and arrested two fremen, named John Charles Devereux, and William H, Wood, the Doyle aud “greaser,"’ ou suspicion. On searching the rooms of the Doyle subsequently confessed that he had stolen seven cases of boot, and Devereux “owned up’ to two On reaching the city these men would sell their plunder at yarious boot and shoe stores for about one-third their value, t was the jo of the prisoners, attor removing the boots, to urn the cases in the furnace, #0 that they could not be used as evidence aguinst thew. Justice Dowling eom- mitted the prisoners for examina Too Foxy or Wriskex, ~Thomus Gateley’s great thirst for whiskoy yoaterdwy induced bin to revort to extreme measures to gratify it, He wos caught in the act of rolling away @ barrel of the beverave from in front of store 212 Fulton street, occupied hy Mr, Ernest I", Sand. Kuhl. An officer gently tapped Thomas on the shoulder ‘and intimated that bis presence was required at tho Tombs, He accepted the invitation Justice Dow ling sent him below siuirs to await the ne Dist riet Attorney. The stolen whiskoy, which was secovered, is valued at $120, ‘The Kxwre—Two Sranuinc Cases.—Cases of deadly ax. saulté by moans of the knife are ning qiite too fre quent of late, and unless prompt punistiucut is meted out tothe offenders it is Imporeible to tell to what tength thir spocies of crime will be carried, Two men were arrested on Monday night, charged with sing their knives without just provocation. Joseph of No, 104 Martin Riley, rested him. wer livi staan pe the polic hin yester ited beth the Knights of the knife to the fombs for trial Avra rite Stvwey that acase in whieh with by some I his mind to get ¢ he is calling the e law of 1 uishable person to pi 4 atiorn ho war employed ha has innde nd to that end attention of the several Justiers which makes it a tulet ment, fo of the o ked + ata i them to procure th proper eres A Wowas Asauirs « Bio site wir a Kee Oo Monday one Chrries M. Rly, « resident of irooklym, ox cited the ire of a Worn named Mary Ann Reilly, amd narrowly escaped infuriated womnan sad Hicting & Wound on hin & at a double quick, to the t and placed bimsolf out of arrested yeate ray Le with ‘Tom Keron Ancon Canv.—Joho Kelsb, whose arrest and examination before Judge Ledwith on a charg: woe mentioned in yesterday's Hissar morning committed Wy the Justice wt at the General Sosston Urranuret Seevayet Dennis O'Connor and Williaa Tims are a beaco of portors wiv were until a day or two ago in the employ of Mor. Vaine & Berry. Dena and Witllara, (t wonld veenr, grew anbilious, aod their dudes sat rather uncasily upon thelr ehoalders, Consequently they, In conpaay with Pile Samels, of Noe ard stroet, and one Walker 4, Rihott, ta the emplor of « fires be ciggrarod, forced a eopartnerslup to 6ulee baw. Iners on thoir ert accor Phis was about tone mmemths ago. Since then the firm baye been Biingly, OF were UNL wday oF two aKe seriously injured by r. dash at hin with a kaife, bt at 1. He beat a ret ne of Own Mary Aw Tt tho Feoons a4 Lhis Vhey came to, grief, ¢ the store of Samuels and feft Acterkin the e lLeue in which a porter, saw O'Connor take the package ile hamuabe premises, Tho clerk knew that ix ho se had no doit. ing with Sammels, amt (he Circumatwace lovked Kamp oes, Investigation reveated the fret that the package of voods that 0! we jolt with Kamuela by or Value & Berry, O'Connor was arrosed, and be com Tense taking the clott from his employer 6, wlding that Samuels wae to him a dollara yard tor i Very Upon this information Saniuels mtoutly denied knowing anyvihing mhont st, but after wards bethought himwel!, and oud if au uiticer war with him the property woull he given ap An offices wen end after much jabboring in German between Famar and bis wife the Chan way footed out, The watue even ing (Connor wnhexomed LiawelT torberand f was discovorod that Willinus Time War au activ the firm. Tims denier aii knowledge of any ceedings; bat, whan ‘orced down with it, he corn aud said that Kiltott was aleo an operator with bi Aothers, Willott had been th the Vaine & Berry's for waste pom the handtest thing in the world ¢ Jarre worth of eluth, and be dud ao bat when confror the then, Ike all the othy ute of property bas been recoverod. taguanimour in Samuels, considering It was wortt four, pe there 1% slip in a hundred Stitt was Howl fue, fina’ dowved, aud 40 worthy ne partion til entirety o« pence Mewi.ermn. the friend of Hew street Gone Cha ‘ were was 4 trunk and in bie oe trunk there were jowels vad money ts tty oof eH | ‘Thie fact Ue euntidence of inenushijy hed revealed te Senieins, On the tent dey of May Jen cin the morning Dartng th weito he fter gettin blinds of bi door abd wont ot wae given hin th . lowker! Om the an Jenkins con " had Inekert teriny th broke open, whic It we secare. Phe money, one gone. OF the muney mw heard since; oF Jonk aflornoow. ‘We then tne the Kewes Marker P nen Hiker yas FemnK! Vortertay the Jonxina w a the man ed ast may, Mond’ “rr POLICE TRIALS AT HEADG In consequence of the uatinipates » dent today, the Uiaie of p doners, weastly to A wurnber of ‘The antieiperet injury im the matter A an allegatiot ther be comen bole es ae © prem of nireedy been pet Hehed, vies reoeiving & reward jm» man ant the rules of the 2 force, was yout pomed to Te morning kK, beew oan Reeves, who het been netiied to tow Officers Witham Jodge with ordering men 07 7 and Goong neil, of No. the cam the car cub fren, seme Aen mE Lo BF gine Was sent for, but be Vee ene in these caves are wet rendered for tg weet, but won Ovidewt the Commmimloners are ODE gel to, teriorence oh the part of @ticem. ‘dmver Twenty ninth, was charged With trying of duty im par Ming 8 re ef pawt toe comtonte HW, Cape, of fated that he bad bag, hearing burgiers in Win Doster, sad was knocked dows, Len & tun runted ty wrest hortly after e@ieer Drain came op, 1 Copa Wworeed (rom).1y) tbat be bad foo fuck in We , 6 the 19 pare Pith ye Weck tag ie bend at | 7 n the morte Craen sceriatoveg i A thet morning by owe womens rt the — man in the Fifth avenue carrying a black bog. Uf Mr. Cope aseertained that such a bag 3 Officer Drafia said that he: overhauled the man and considered he innocent t make man, a be ought to have known there waa train leaving at that Lour, r Officer Fleming, of the: Fourth District Police Court was com oa of furniture mau in Chatham street, whom having bad « difficulty with hum {i ‘hairs outside of his establishment, jr ae 2 ad arrested looking at some The man Mit before Justice Kelley and though di nanied. A namber of clubbing easen ca under investigation, but the parloulars im have already becn published in the Hxmatp at the of their ocourrenes, Decisions will be given next in the cases of officer Grier, of the Twenty-ninth; O'Shea, of the Fourth and officer Mulligan, of the Fé teenth, on charges of this kind, A maye' of test having been taken in each case, the facts bear rathew hard upon the ofticers. thee time THE NEW ORLEANS RIOT. New Oucnans, August 28, 1866, It has boon charged that a meeting was held in th@ Mayor's parlor on the Satarday evening before the 1 at which Major General F. J, Horton was present, that be bad testified before the Muilary Commiaion thats the attack on the Convention was planned at thin moot. ing, and that he loft the assemblage before the procesd ~ ings terminated, To the Times, which deniod its tetie® that be could a0 testify, as it war not trae, General Her- Ton said that the statement was falye, gnats Tom, whore Some forty merchants piesuonal mom 6 result of thetr conc lantom Uirough @ proclamation, te aad avoid any tendency nt Governor also visiot sk the papers to urge oletinewue: and conduet, which they did. 4 by colored mon, was revived that meeting, and o iivine white away from the ( v! THE NATIONAL GAME. of Phil Irvington of ‘The grand match between these clily played yextare day afternoon at glrvin ted in favar’ of the Athietic Clb, by a score ot 1810 ILina fullgame nine innings seelsion » 1 these elite: ewulted in La hat. jayed youtonlay @ Of tlie Kxcolior, The game beww noon At ark a score of 2h to 1s, f- vr The » Uniow of we two clube was played Ktod 19m ad defoat to Us jay wth Now Yorkers, the yeu y Died On Tuesday, Auvrst Sixth atreet, betwe D., Maur, the by in the 40th year of ber a friends of the faraily are respectfully tavéod te he funeral, at two o'clock in the aleornouw For Other Deaths See Second Ding mn at her late rowidenom, th Fonril ood bitte, oo Jamon N Hrooklyn, £ 1 wed wil Cwed, he Senor Air, been ort vtgére, aud h errs, Price OB per alata, At Be Viacure a Gos ea BL Sa Co, rage! st PP wert 1566. Duplex Pitips por THE LATE wee Les AR NOW MADE, vRa They wil! vo! HEND or tou wit cI MURA Tac} Ports here wie the meat HE, MARY uy wat bits hae ome PES AEKV TE ihele tes tual at oe 2K of HHA cL RGAN PLLarnie STANUATD BKLET OF THE PARMIONAREH WORLD, The POPULAR SKIRT ls UNECRMANLLY ieccmte MINDED by (he FASHION MAG ARUKS aot OF INOS oy the PRESS GEN EBALLY \ AY WHOLPAALE We toe PXCLUAIVY MaxOvag. TUBES eed 80 OWNERS OF PARENT WKete BLADLEY & © H Chagomee nod Kote rei, .. Also et WITULT SALT By toe LEADING JOB Ae Ameren cure eed VLORIMEL foe tn KE NOTES AND OC 1G0Rate, 1ey, 9 . lade NEATION te are lodged in ue Lois preciwet station e Com | pre piatat will be made against (ier t-dey Letore Juotioe | dealer Hoon 1 ANaw Moxomasts.— Vriday night of test week AW Bont cater Ra | Wiliam Haley knew what jens me Vor seven: ies Pia-wwerme, ¥ tron years—all hin hife—be Bad fived witty hie mest ty ee Chemion! Powede esteres trae et Dering ae, ek og ‘ bow etd by all rages Letterion. (ierm= AN Pirives (ashed im bow ond ae ° 176 Bronl woe Dye. 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