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Annexation, Abdications and Peace nsw YORK HBRALD. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1866 cA 1 eS FSM audi. ence with the Czar, HESSE DARMSTADT. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Reported Abdica: EUROPE. Special Telegramstothe | New York Herald. of the Elector. Bauru, August 31, 1866. There is a rumor current in well-informed circles to- day that the Elector of Hease will abdicate, if he has not already done so. SOUTH AMERICA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. A New Ministry and Way Cabinet in Brazil. Lonpow, August 81, 1866. By the steamship Rhono, at Southampton, I have re- cotved news from Brazil dated at Rio Janeiro on the sth of August, A new Ministry has been formed in Brazil. The Cabi- net policy is for a vigorous prosecution of the war. ‘The troops of the Argentine Confederation were re- pulsed by the Paraguayans on the ith of July with se- vere and heavy losses, An American Apolegy. The United States war steamer Mystic was at Babia, and on the 23d of July she hoisted the flag of Brazil and saluted it, in apology for the conduct of the United States naval officers in the privateer Florida affair when in an imperial and neutral port during the American war, News by the Cable to Fri- day, August 31 foglish Congratulations to President Johnson and the Unionists, The Czar of Russia Toasts Con- selidation in America. it rch of Reinforcements for PCT FINANCIAL AND COMMERCI ‘The London Money Market. Loxpox, August 31—Noon. Consols opened at 80% for mono: The opening prices are as follows :— Pledge of the Russian Peasants the United States. United States five-twenties. 18% Erie Railway. * 146, Iilinois Conteal Rsliroad ise “79% SPECIE IN THE BANK. Loxvox, August 31—Noon. The weekly return of the Bank of England shows an increase of over one million pounds sterling in bullion. Lospox, August 31—Evening. There is no change to report in the mouey market, which continues easy. Consols closed at 8934 for money, AMERICAN. SECURITIES. The market for American securities continues firm. ‘The following are the closing quotations:— United States five-twenties. Erie Railway abares Tilinois Central share: : SEPP DAVIS) SROURITIES, Advices received here of the action of the Philadelphia Convention bave had the effect to materially advance the price of rebel bonds. in Germany. FROM SOUTH AMERICA. JEWS STHE MARKETS AND MARINE REPORT. &o. &o. &o. The Liverpool Cotton Market. cael AtaP Liverroot, August 31, 1866. The cotton market is dull, Sales of the week foot up a ENGLAND. 66,000 bales. Middling uplands quoted at the opening at 135d. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Lhe hi aga, gtr The Regiments Ordered to Canada. Quex's Horst, Lonpon, August 31, 1866. Owing to the official representations of the Canadian *vernment to the Cabinet here, the Thirteenth regi- jont of cavaly (Hussars) and the Figty-tbird and Sixty- regiments of infantry have been ordered to Canada. They are to leave at once. Other regiments may perhaps go to the colony soon. ‘Why the Regiments Are Sent. {1m consequence of further representations made to the “pme government by the Canadian authorities relative *) further anticipated troubles on the part of the Fenians {om the United States, the question of sending another sevalry regiment to Canada fs under discussion, and a ‘dgiment of this arm will probably soon be despatched ‘tom Liverpool to Quebec, ia Convention—British Con- to the President and People. Lénposx, August 31—Evening. {The Times of to-day, ina lengthy editorial, “‘congratu- ‘tes President Johnson and the people of the United The cotton market is without activity, but prices are steady. Middling uplands are qnoted at 13\%d. The sales to-day were 10,000 bales. Liverpool Breadstuffs Market. Western mixed corm is quoted at 268. 3d. Liverpool! Provision Market. Liverpoot, August BL Evening. The provision market is unchanged and dull. Liverpool Produce Market. Liverroon, August 31—Evening. The tallow market is active and prices are steady. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Quaexstows, August 51, 1866, ‘The steamship Java, from New York, arrived to-day. THE ADAMS EXPRESS ROBBERY. QUR DANBURY CORRESPONDENCE. Third Day's Proceedings—Testimony Corrabe- tates on the deliberations and action of the Philadelphia | erative ef Clark’s Evidence_Scenes in ppvention,” detailed accounts of which were received | Court, &c. ‘y steamer yesterday. Dayacrry, Angust 30, 1966, eI a SKETCH OF CLARA'S Lurk RUSSIA. As intimated in my letter of yesterday Judge Stuart ~ In his cross examination succeeded in drawing from $he SPECIAL TELEGRAM To THe NEW YORK HERALD, robber Penyon or Clark a brief sketch of his antecedents. He is now twenty-five years of age and was born in the town of Oswego, State of New York. aaa Sada native town until he was nineteen years of period, in the year 161, and abowt the breaking oat Rho war he eatered the enlisted in the Twenty-fourth New bi infanty, hove: thence to Ly wo an in owe ot the wovero. betiln of tne 6 ‘The Russian Peasantry sry in Support of the Al- 4 Nance with America. 1 Lonpos, August 30, 1866, News received in this city from Moscow to-day states jim on the arrival of the United States mission to the Mr. For replied, conveying the thanks of the Ameri- government and bis own to the compliment, in very ippy terms. Mr. Fox also presented the deputation with a hand- m= re ba gas re ities on receiv. | Yery Much 10 tell with whom ‘he boarded during that ir. Gwosden, a mem! deputation, time, as very respectable ng the flag, said that, in case of necessity, all Russia him comaeetion wl them might Dring, therm into” deo. ould rise up and aid to unfurl the banner of the i= eee rere 4 lerten Tarthing t dowubtie mae pire and peace, and carry it side by side with that of mappors, renter Bre Lee See fe reed Gao | ee great republic of the West, claimed all in many crimes and misde- Moacow, August 31, 1866. meanors in wi was tried to be implicated. He . denied to Judge Stuart most emphatically that he hed ‘Tho Assistant Secretary of the Navy of the United | oor heen convicted of a fe in any part of Pennsy!- citer pars x wy | Xawets @urtag the wor screens found in the peasants of Russia expreasive of their fraeraal feel- | he was, ducing ihe vit ete Vien, OM towards the great American republic. fined is the. jail at Tankbannock, Pa. and escaped Uerefram before being brought to tral White in Peon. j vania he went under the name of Thomas (MPERIAL BANQUET TO THE AMERICANS | *” oe on ieee anne Hie fraat tn ons of the calls Of BiG pringn 6 i mnpye, The. Colsrow Tenet ee eee. Soa cornet of his col. ‘Through en thus effected Sr, Parenasunc, August 31, 1866, fhe jamped down undar the Sica artes 4 gue Le basry pag slled States, en s eae eco came Sa only rte ny tone ee peo re : ne was arrested 1m his life, until the ‘Tho Emperor gave the toast, “The prosperity and cun- itiom of the United States."” Gite dignitaries of the Empire were present. the case and find an indictment oF to find one as the facts may require. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERAL In all cases of crime the offender Quexw's Hora, Loxnos, August 30, 1866. A news report from Russia just to band in this city Plates that the cholera is spreading in that country PEACE. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE we YORK HERALO. Pho Ratified German Peace Treaty Ex- changed. Qures's Hotet, Lospox, August 30, 1866. } The exchange of the ratified copies of the peace treaty Pecontiy negutiated by Austria and Prussia took place potwoen the Austro-Prussian representatives to-day at | Paacen, August 30, 1866. | ‘The ratifications of the treaty of peace have been ex, Phanged, and ius provisions will now be fully enforced AUSTRIA. ic NY also motion day, a all the lawyers in the county are in attendance, This is pen lig -mingingd occa. ieponi of 4 when no pearance for the'respondent. fevers! of cbetn bave been Mridewn and widowers are Fond = re- ‘kable celerity. The grim messenger s¢idom performs watlaeole atewter opie of time. Some of the poor women who desired to have the te of Hymen cut had melancholy tales of cruelty and Jil-umge suffered from the hands of their _— The busband of one was a Aoother had a “man” who “A third was unfaithful to bis Capos Jorn Sema ontes gs by ne intemperate one at uty yaa a but didn’t think he ever see him dead “ary rouse le, this afternoon, more thronged with om, particularly the ladies, than at any other Mle. Every inch of space is occupied. Many a damsel who is 80 unfortunate as to arrive jate ts com. pelied to stand on the back seats in order to obtains view of the criminals and lawyers, The old Indy wi brings ber knitting, and the young one with ¥ crochet, YORK weal. have had to desist from their occupations f hy SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW , ei elbow room, and the young ladien have very few facili « Court. ties for a vigorous use of the fam, which, from the ex. treme warmth and closeness of the room, is ta constant requisition. WITHWHEE RXAWIVED, There were a goodly number of witnesses for the pro. oor examined today. The examination of each took up but a very short time. Their evidence throws bat little reste go upon the transaction, being merely corroborative of the termmneny of of Clark, INTERESTING HABEAS CORPUS | Case. Coart of Common Pleas Chambers. Refore Judge Ualy. Avavet 31— The People om the Helation of Henry Newman es, Chartette Nowwan.—This war an Interesting legal Oght for the possession of an infant about two years old, at present in eustody of its motber, the defendant in this action. The parties belonged origioally Dedham, Massnohusetts, where the plaintiff! wae engaged in the cabinet business, The marriage proved « very unhappy ope, and ere the honey. scares aver there was a bitter f¢ After Wi er Financial Retrenchment acon BI, 1866 | There tow fixed determin 1 Fetrench the ox. } ri — Tecan tage Nev Your the amount required ethnen-«- will be five miliions of florins toad eeeral ane « ball \™. Empero’ Francia Joseph has, ax a measure of Saves disateed a large portion of bis retinue. _BAVARIA. specu TELEGRAM TO THe = ‘YORK HERALD. Augost 30, 1866. ‘The mémbers of both branches of the Legislative Thambes have approved of Ue terms of the Prague veace triaty. In the Chamber of Deputies a motion bas been made 0 tie efieet that che se shall vote that a close union yoween Bavaria and Prussia is necessary. Mewicw, August 91, 1866, ‘The Ravarian Charm ere have formally approved of the soaty of peace comciuded with Prussia by the plewipo- votiary of the King ' Ms to it ber relief, Bhe afasit Howie with Net to the reat of thie city ‘where he is tow fiving. Ont her whereabouts came on to New ¥: eseasion of the cbild sued out « writ h wan returnable 0 day gaueer to the “ture sete forth their to the tme HANOVER. ment practised py the rach ea Bante SPECIAL TELEGNAR r0 THE NEW YORK HERA. child, and prays that it might Reve from the King to the Czar. is ap ey? Ay = St Peveanwoes, Angust 31, 1566. Lt") ak A epecah ong trem the Hing of Hanover 10 the Bow | Sore © rade ee the myery 4m dispute, and hopes the Court wilt place the child ag. the rendin of these docaments both and fondant were 5) to tears, and for # time there dr of the D . Judge Di child to ther for the present, man. a friend of | ies, with the of arriv- se is wl ne ae a wife s ents wis comes also; and it is to be that the referee will bo able te bring abot 8 between ‘The further examination of the case was ad- Ut 18. Ghani til September 7, at eleven o’ciock. POLICE INTELLIGENCS. A Vaccaste Rone Storen rrom Gxwenat Crawrorn.— The Captain of the Sixth precinct, aided by a detective offl- cer, yesterday arrested Henry Gruet, @ Frenchman, ¢m- Ployed as servant by Major General S. W. Crawford,now stop, Ping at the St. Germain Hotel, Twenty-second street, on sus ton of belny concerned in stealing a soxtly robe belo ing the hotel — the robe on, Tha craday evening. wh when the aa sean aap be ae to Gruet and he said it waa all Hi ai Whack to. + the miss Mot since been seen," Seareh fe being pune [OF es femoved the robe. General Crawford, values rity wee from the fact that it was presented to him by a num, ies. who had embroldered thereon, the. GAINES Various battles in which he had been engaged. Axnrst on 4 Requistrion.—Some weeks ago Justice Kelly entertained a complaint against John Brady, Patrick Welsh, and Jobo Ryan, for grand larceny, in stealing a quantity of fron, but before the parties could be secured they New Joreey. They were ere recently arrested, by yrinie kas guia granted nt tock tere or Ware of” Rew, rm os Somumitied. the tives it yz which will take Mim} fore Justion Kelly. y. ‘Tew said the have been identified watehman in riya, as the persone who robbed. kad then ‘hreer hits Into the dock. He was rescued from drowning by some Der” or Pawn Ticxers—A Farwer ix Drericuury.— George Henry is er, twenty-five years of age, and ac- cordis oa Ren Soknacy ‘8 story he ta not bagi ‘oun whe ives at No, 348 Water street, chan while sitting beside her In ber room: on ‘Thuredey evening) felontously abstracted from the pocket of her dress num: ber of pawn tickets representing s dress, gold ring, waa arrested, wearing 1, de. valued at Ge and in his pouseasion the officer found four of the stolen tickets, The accused was taken before Justice Dowling and committed for trial in default of $1, A Sreancer iv Bap Comraxy.—Mr. Ferdinand Smith ia a stranger, but is temporarily stopping at one of the Chatham street hotels, On Thursday evening Mr, Smith met Loulsa Maxwell and allowed himself to be decoyed away by her, and while togetiior {tts alleged that she abstracted = pursd containing fifty dollars in gold coin from hia is loan created a disturbance between the two and resulted in Louisa’s arrest. On searching her the stolen purse nnd seventeen dollars and fifty cents of the missing gold were found in one of her ome Loulsa was takes to the Tombs, and Justice Dowling detained her to await an ‘examination, Cuxatixe 4 Tuuxy.—A man named Dennis Kelly, having migrated from Ireland to America to get work, and being a tailor by profession, applied a few daya since to Mr. Rooney, foreman in an establishment on Robinson street, for employment. Rooney gave him four coats which he had already eut ont, to make up. Kelly had a mind to make money in the easiest way possible; 80 instead of con- verting the cloth into coats he converted them into cash, and got hitmsGif arrested, on the strbagt of it, On being taken before Judge Ledwith yes terday moratng he admitted that be had sold the stat to Israel Marks with the understanding that he was to realize $12 by the operation, He says that Marks persuaded him thus to do, and had acted in bad faith with him, for after leaving Marks counter he (Kelly) counted the money he had received for the cloth and found that Marks had paid him bat $9 instead of 12, which he onnsidered a.clear loss answer at Special ron of 9609, and falling to give bail A Ruwrep Cranacten.—Two colored persons, named re- spectively Joseph A. Seott and Thomas Dye, got into an altereation in Prince street yesterday morning, and carried the quarrel #0 far that they lost all respect for each other's feelings. {t appears that they were in the second story of a house, #o it ean sotaty be said that “high words ensued.’* Atlength Dye could stand it no longer: ‘he was much the a razor he made a lunge at Scott, the face that will permanently mar hin of time enifrely too in Dye followed close litle at as val ome - ain” gan ee age ‘avin at ee rae ken pre dewailled chi countenance. he, ‘on a steamboat, and here Tam ari nay face cul.” charge against Dye. 10 md 10 90 Srot free, Scott's meekness was hij commen le was admonished not to despair, ax he might mark; at afl events, he should neqer say Dye. Lacuixe tax Licexse.—Dennis Donnayan, a junk dealer, was taken before Judge Ledwith yesteriay, charged with carrying on his business without a Heense. He received a 1 remtinder in the way of a fine of $5. Tux Tatvmen or tux Wick, &c.—' am a clerk in the house of Messrs. Gant and Hayman.” My. Ohartaw Reid. on Tuesday last, on entering the establishment, of = he I SJosephthal. “I was requested to come three pornds of button hole twist, rear to the account of your firm, | suppose gentleman whom Reid was addressing. Nh a nn taraing (p guuthe quads, whisk come kentleman r which were the oot Held.” jato them, di ¥ Toth “Reid and mark were nt ante th Hover Market Police Court and beld by Justice Maneteld to ‘Tuner Nawes Gets Maw Into Teovets.—Edmnnd G. upon him he has no besitancy in asemming either of them, other that maj to Bim. On the 34th da ora Hie pie aenaue Ci a of Joouat fall of mystery, it 'ie ‘not for those to seek to tathorn (who would go dows to their graves with unbrokes erenieme Ricarie Nameo—ALmuost.—On Friday night Mary ©. Robb left the house of Bernhardt Straus, where she had been em. ployed as aservant. After she had gone Strans found dress, vetticoa!, and s pair of drawers, worth tm all $19 were missin, complaint was made against ber, ind Justioe id her to i Sevxueiy Beatex.—(lerman Lefin aa Heory Myers were brought up yesterday at the Fourth District Police Cours, upon the complaint of Jacob Klemans, of 126th street, cor ner of Bighth avenue. Jacob charges them with rss on Thursday'afternoon, without cause or provoration, ted clube, Knocked. iim down, ‘Kicked. him, cut ie hand, and broke his arm, for which delicate s'teations 1 Brocired thelr arrest by oficars Mo, 46 and No. 1 hirtieth precinct od Myers allege fe wate defense that they Satna upon Jacob indecent assaulting & woman, adminiavered to him wl » however, regarded the mati of the prisoners to anawer in A Casnontse Ca Case Asotin Door of ta Rogue. M of Thursday two men, unknown, went to the renidence of a Mr. Smith, 204 West Thirty seventh street, and rung the front door bell. Mr. Smith eame tothe door 10 reeponse, and hadi but fairly prescoted bimsal Wo the men when one of them as qu! bought threw @ a! Gent he head completely entangtiog him aod sn roige. | Both the rulens thea tell to kod sicher help: oti wwnich he fad fo, ‘ble ic mes sving: thet fn the hall in mont In ‘eeanice, matter dome i 8 person who Saree head ‘of the affair until Mr, Smith nter who had been out visiling returned and found her father lying in the hall, the alarm. The robbers escaped, leaving Go clue by they can be In ee Mintan.—It was stated inthe Henato of Thareday Inst that Peter H. Miller was arrested and brought hefore Justice ny ome with wife. error in the report Btowen Hawsnns —Offeer No. 808, of the Twenty eighth Precinct, disroveres early yesterday morning @ amaii boat laden with ship cordage lying, apparently seereted, under pier No. sebg river, The contents of the boat consieud Hon he gave of wnese, and tubsequently J Se thowe wh ch had been taken from STATEN ISLANO "INTELLIGENCE, ‘POLITICAL. City Polities. Posrrovemext of tax Soupmeg’ axp SAtLona' Mass Muenina 1x Usion Squane.—This meeting, which was to have been helt last evening for the puroose of express. ing approval of the proceedings of the Philadetphia Con- vention and the policy of President Johnson, did pot come off in consequence of the inclemency of the eather. It will take place om Monday evening at six Jonsson Meervc ar New Roewerte.—A grand mass meeting of the citizens of New Roche!le will be held on Monday evening, on the lawn of the Leroy House, New Rochelle, for the purpose of ratifying the policy of Presi+ dent Johnson. The lawn {s to be brilliant iv iilerminiated, nd several eminent speakers, including Mr, Richard O'Gorman and Mr. Delafeld Smith, are to address he meeting. First Assexmy District Ustow Assocratiow,—At the meeting of this asgociation yesterday the following gen: Hlemen were elected to attend the Union State Conven: tion, to be held at Syracuse, September 5. Delegates :— Joshua G. Abbe, Benj. F. Wevmouth, Charles P. Shaw. jd ge prtans aa J. Ore, Charles C. Menzel and Wm. Esauteexra Ward Usiow Assoctatiox.—The members of the Eighteenth Ward Union Association held a meet- ing last evening at the rooms of the Union General Com- mittee, Broadway, near Fifth avenue Hotel. The follow. ing officers wore’ elected:—For delegates to the Union State Convention, to be held at Syracuse, September 5— Waldo Hutchins. John D. Gitiwell, Orlando L. Stewart. bs alternates—Henry Beney, John A Foster, James M. jomson, Sroonn Assxuncy Disrrict.—At an election held last evening by tho republicans of tke Second Assembly district, for the purpose of choosing deleg: to the Syse) cuse Convention, the following ticket received a ity of the votes:—Delegates—Henry G. Leask, J. in, Mark Tanigan, Alternates—Dennis Shay, Jobn YY, Joseph Behr, Maenixc ix rim Fourtit Warn.—At a mooting held last evoning at No, 443 Pearl street, in the Fourth ward, the following preamble and resolution were passed :— Whereas in the present crisis in the affairs of our coun- try St Ws of the Gra importance that the Executive of tha Empire State should be in full accord with the Chief M: trate of the Unitec States, that a similanty of views on great questions of the di 4 exist between ty of opinions and actions should an Hacharge of thelr respective duties, and a adie tion. that houesty, capacity, determined firmness and tried fidelity to party ant to the eo eer shold be the principal characteristics of te Chief Ma therefore be it Resolved. hit arn our present Mayor. she. Hon, John 7. Hoffman, we find centred all these qualities which so pe- culiarly fit him forthe exalted position of Governor of this State. we hereby pledge him our support, individually and collert and we earnestly request that our frente and all friends of the Union, taw, order and municipal righta in every ward in thiscity, and In every town in the State, will kaeond our efforts 1 regurd, with the fixed determina: tion to persevere witil we have secured his nomination and triumphant election, Brooklyn Politics. From the fact that the Hon, Henry ©. Murphy is the most prominat candidate for the chief office on the conservative state ticket, state polities this year are of more than usual interest to the citizens of Kings county. Tho unted convention of the supporters of Johnzon, democriic and republican, which will moet at Albany on the 11t! ingt.. is looked forward to with con niderable interest. Kings county will also elect two Fepresepiatives to the next Congress, and one to next seasion of Congres, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of the Hon’ Mr. Humphroy, member from the Third Congressional district. Mr, A. A. Low, who I spoken of as a cantidate for that district, ix a strong con wervative. The Second district, ‘which is de- eidedly democratc, has two pretty weil balanced candi for ress as regards popularity, One ts the Hon. Martin Kaibfleiseh, Inte Mayor of Brooklyn, and Mr Demas Barnes. The latter gentleman, who isa resident of the Sixth ward, has never before ee Brow inentlyronnected with bite affairs, though ‘8 stinch advorate of the President's poliey. The candidat local office to be filed in next No- i The aspirants for local bonors, as etVommiseloner of the county of Kings, are now busy in tanvassing their respective claims for the suffraze of thar fellow citizens, Besides those mon- toned above the Mllowing officers are to be elected :— Nine members ssembly, a School Commisstoner, 9 Surrogate. a Supetisor of the Poor, two Justices of Ses. sions, and a City Jadve, in place of George G. Reynolds, whose term of offie expires on Jounvon sai ar Hoxter's Porxt,—The electors of Hunter's Point, 1/1, have formed @ Jobnson Union Club, and held a meting on Wednesday, at which reso. lutions, ratifying he President's policy, and pledging the meeting to vot for no man at the coming elections who does not Ausyort it, ware adopted wnauiinously. Dececatas ro Tin Synacuae Rervaticas Coxvestion.— The repablicans of he Second Assembly district held a convention last eveing at Latimer Hall and elected the following delegatosto the Syracuse Convention :—Dele gates—Jas, Johns, Twelfth ward; Jobo Caston, First ward; and Hugh Alen of the Fit . Alternates — os, of the First ward: Walter 8. Love of the rd) and Clas Parker, of the Twelfth ward. The republicans +f the Third district held a conven tion at No, 97 Boerth street, and elected the following delegates :—Delegate—Josoph Reeve, of the Fourth ward: Uiney eee the Tenth ward; and Dr, Benedict, th ward. Alternates—Dr. Geo. August 31, 1966, Colonel Charles KPholps, the present representative Maryland in Congress, was to-day Onfo, ie oy O Angust 31, 1866, The following a1 delegates from Toga county to the Soathern Lov sige —Lyman Tremain (late Senator), 0. H. P editor of the Waverley Adoo- cate; Andrew J 1. fe, Allison Elmer, Horace A. Brooks ‘ Bradley, #. & Higby, 0 Gleason, J. H. Degng, Major J. B. Cari, Alexander Jen . Prederick Richardson and E. L. New Vork Republican State Convention. rows, N. ¥.. August 31, 1966 The following afthe delegates to the Union State Con vention from Suliibn county :—Geaeral C. H. Van Wyck, HL. R. Low and D.| MeKoon. Ownso, N.Y, August 31 lets The delegates the Union State Coavent Lhasa mith, W. 8. POLITAL MATTERS i" wou. Barbacue at wing con Shooting Affair at a Demeocrtic Me ja at Connersville The Radicalgnud Bal Box StuMing, &c. Inpianaronia, Auguat 31, 1866. A tremendous gajering of the democratic and conserva- tive manses attend an old fashioned barbacue at Bow!- ing Green, Clay codty, yesterday. At least ten thousand Persons were injitendance, and a number of oxen ‘There was rpeaking from three wling Green is a small town, fifteen vad, amd the assembling of sch « omena. Judge Claypool, “Brick'* reseed the meeting and General Mauson, the democratic ry of “tate, addressed a ing of je, Fayette county, yesterday. At was serenaded at hit hy iremarke, in the course of ra by riotous radica dTadiana battery by th Delegaten to t different stands miles from any vast crowd was « Pomery and oth Fenator Hendricl eanditate for Seer 2,000 at Conners night General Mat ‘out, and made af was repeniediy lu werter from the Kerr was leading Caldwell, an old ely injured th he didn't Kerr drew a revolver and The first pamed through ‘alp, the second dimabled hin right throagh bis thigh, from which he fourth abot, whch passed through jeg. The scoundrel then ran. It red Aba in Cooneravilie. The State Demoet « Contra! Committee mad tion to the radi@ comm ities more th divide the electid boarde to prevent fran have received no réiy Charges of been rp for years, and the refusal of the agree to a division of the board only hope of success were through box stuffing wan held n Circle to . by of thie city, a epeech | inves houre, and was followed UF “ Brick’ Pomeroy. Mr. Ray's speech was a stretly argument of er ow the force and bearing the conatitutio® amendment Mr Ray contende the amendm@, in conjunction with the existing Provisions of the bhatitusion, will confer suffrage on ornwall, &e. Orees Aceon 0, le Anmarances have ben made by the government to the twoope that their wets shall be auppiied. Thin haw had the effect in rome dk of restoring order and ‘aotent Ment among then sot the distatiofection bitherte aoe is pow cong serably allay ed. The forces at Tiprsld consist Of wig battalions in ail Wading strength of carb battalion is sit olumn of infantey, cavalry Tagen, shy aed sro repr ony = c vo eeer bane Ha ‘wilt mate Cornwall wer aie eet Mote comstantly ap at down S caenava hank A Lawreaes PIOT MEAR BALTIMORE, | Fs sce es usb A Negre Camp Meeting Attacked and the Tents, &c.. Buraed by K Fight Eeasves—A W ‘ite Man Killed and seve ral Negroes Severely Wounded, Ba Lemons, August %, 1895, Last night ap attack was made on the colored portion of the camp meeting held at SbipNey’s Woods, three miles from Hanover switch, on the Wasirington road, by a baud of armed desperadves. Several megroes were badly beaten and wounded, @nd a white man, named Milton Benson, while at prayer, was shot in the back of the head and mortally wounded, the ball coming out of his mouth, Asfarascan be ascertained the following are the facts ‘a this outrageous aifair:—A white camp meeting, at> tended by many ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Chureh of the North Baltimore district, of which the Rev. Mr. Lanahan ts presiding elder, was being held at the place befor: ted. The Rev Messrs, Speake, Reid and other white ministers were officially at a whitd camp meeting near, who, under the auspices of some people, holding camp exercises also. During yesterday afternoon a number ot young mea were noticed in che camp ground having pistols on their persons These were, $0 (ar as can be ascertained, resis denta of the surrounding neighborhood. Ne disturbs ance occurred during the day but a miduight, while the colored people were conducting religious exercises, they were violently set upon by ‘7 gang of mon making loud shouts of epithe and impre~ cations. The attack commenced with the beating of a aegro man while on his knees, The negtoss at once rose up, and a scene of wild and indescribable excite. ment ensued, women screaming in terror. Shots were firod by the assailants, bat in the dark, and but fow are supposed to have taken affect, The colored men rallied and turned upon the assailants and drove them off two or three times, while the women fled toward the white camp. Many colored people were wounded with clabs, and there were some flesh wounds from pistol shots. some of the colored men had pistols, and used them freely upon their assailanta, but with what result is not known. Finally the conilict ended through the persua- sion of the white ministers and others, by the colored people leaving the grounds and seeking their homes, leaving their camp to the desperadoos, who, further xrati- flod their unmanly spirit by piling the tents and eifects of the negroes, including bundles and trunks of clothing, in a heap and, setting Gre to the pile, destroyed ail, The white man shot as rat mentioned was at prayer at the altar in the white camp, where Me Speake was conducting the exercises. By whom the shot was fred is not known, but the friends of some of the ministers believe that it was fired by some of the white rioters, who intended it for a prominent Methodist minister, How this may be is impossible to gay. Others think it was simply a stray shot, which is very probable. Our informant says the whito men certainly began the dis- turbance while the colored people were engaged in re- ligtous exercises, The assailants are repot to have used various rallying cries, among which was heard the expression “How about New Orleans here are many exciting and doubtless more or less exaggerated stories circulating about the affair, bot the above, as far as can be at present ascertained, seems to be authentic. An investigation in regard to the camp meeting riots is in progress by the local authorities, and. the Freed men’s Bureau othoers a are also isp inquiring I into the matter, cry INTELLIGENCE. Mogie av rere Cxnrmar, The Central Park Commis. sloners announce that if the weather is fine there will be ion the Mall at the Park to-day commencing at four clock P. M., by the Park Band, under the leadership of M B, Dodworth: Aunivan axp Derarvonr or Quexn Euwa.—Queen Emma arrived here yesterday morning from Canada, as she had received intelligence at Quebec of the death of her foster mother, Mra. Rooke, who was also her annt. She leaves to day for the Sandwich Islands by the grt New York, of Ife Mail Steamship Company. The Queen was ed wen quive young. and consequently feel the be ement as kee! ong Mrs, Rooke had bean really hor mother. Sie remained yesterday in strict seclasior the Brevuort House, not having received any visite during the day. Tax Tax on Awnixcs ann Snow Cases —A petition is in progress of signature in the Bighth ward to the Common Vouncil against the system of taxing show casex and awn ings. It is considered a great hardship to have to pay 610 year for permission to expose a show case on the sidewall, while partion are allowed to tal p twice the apace with ide for one dollar, To levy a tax on awnings Is even more anréasouable, from the fret t warm they may be looked upod ase public desideratum. It 18 wo etaggeration to aay that during the beated term in July the Wives oC many portous ‘were anved through their tustrummen ty Suicroe or an Unasown Max ay SnoorinG.—The remains of an umknown man apparently about forty seven years of age wore found lying In Sixty-ninth street, between First and Second avenues, at two o'clock yosterday morning. In 4 of deceased w jan «showed the weapon in his bullet th the brain and The body by order of Morgue for Wdentitest ced will romain there fit Mende} a an Inge to ‘be held. Deceased had op a dere Sion Ack cust with pante of ube sane material, claret wed vent, Congress gaitera and blue woollen stockings, Kicaxp sy 4 Honse.—Coroner Wildey held an inquest at 17 Pitt street, on the body of William ©. Monerteft lad nearly thirteen years of age. whose death was the re sult of injures received from the kick of a horse while lead. the animal The cooaeers wok place death was rendered by the jury. Dosiase Renivives-Aw Arreurr to Revive ram Cone New Yous—Cmatiaxai Fivaciy Amcaaur A On Tuesday evening party of eight gentlemen, composed of & Barve, several military officers ands down town merchant, Private parlor of one of our frst clase aod drinking champagne, when an —- took beiween two of the SE a * owe o ay as welles i, * pert and friends eect a raconciiiation, but were unsaccesatnl. we he fiored. together Sith ann ry od at oft 6 parties com compan the rening were then summbned togelver ana heard the logy, which waa thought, to be satlefact od ome Fhe ‘eewr” cadet in the og of champagee ping Of «haw pac ve the seconds tu Ue seulioage bout (wo Fears age, tor nder bonds to appear y might be found againat hntm by the grand jury, bot managed, through friends, wo escape an indictment Dnoxs on Cuany!—Yesterday forenoon, people whose bn. siness brought them in the meighborhood, seoing in one of thexntresia up town & man with his face aud clothes all covered will: blood, evidently the result of « = lying im the street, bia cloihes disordered aud bimeeif ingly unconsctone: an abject of interest and satietec nde of flew cae ts oF dinguat we by. Thaattention of ofieer ‘Ne KR of The. Seventeen precinct, be ng called to tha man he took hism ta barge. proceeded with the ofieer for Adealy turning @yoe, bitn, repented this, the offic patience with be bis club, and the apresrance of nat be (the offierr) had wan cartainly not porary for a further examination Cnenee Acaver 4 Levies Cotcactoe of Reworine Poor aon Br prom Lorton —Unied pistes (omm enioners Coma: bia, a letter collector in (be empluyment of the Postmaster of this ety, was chargrd with removing postage stamps fran Ipttera | Vor some tirae pas been dive “ “Josticn Kelly comeniviad bien tom teeoon ie ne were fond It ‘on mitiad tor trial New Yous howpital ie Ur tw imid the comner of Keventy wr There will ale be » peor at Jones Wood in the afternor New Yous Cat New York bold the Jon . The eorner sone of thie ot twelve o'chort, ot vel and Lewngnon « for the bene®t of the imetituiion ~The siedonian (lab of | b season, at ahareone + Acerpanr cw Avorwen Franny ( terday afiernaoe & Nile eon No. 1M Woowler etree. was 6 Rroadway line. a: the corner of He was taken home by hoe fa aavere, but are net oonehdared devgery « Tae Sew Youn Tens Venn — The members of (hia soe AY held a grand wight feouenl ai Poul Paine Belvidere 00 Wednesday, when some three thowsand people wer present. The amusements tansisio’ of symone members of the sonety & performance of tw Club,” « Rumerons orgacitalion, comic muse ond & le representation of the “iaying of the AUamtic eepent ov ree Pome Tew re hcqueree The charges of maifrasanee in offi which were broagnt en L. Chagin, Heperteceeden of the Five Tove te inet (bar SS eased’ cee thai os re Merdon Telegraph. Chayre te Fahy exonerated ‘yom Wrrem on Maver ee The Comm 1, oppotuted by tbe last Congress. (her mentors at che Celine Riates Oremd J gn Thuretay. Yom thowee they the Cusien Homem monenced open Maberts > 0 bee hid me eneret Fava, Acovumer Mire. Manley, © lady eughiy youre of age who wae in cbaree Of the howse No i! Went Thirty eneomd the entiar fecha of he Te pene reek eerebemtaly fell doe Goons ied fad reap the mine ies Keaoveme Or, Lome Agcrperr'9o enter: after I etmthwenty vey nti I b Bunvep.—Between seven and eight o'clock fant even ("* a No. #8 Broome street, « Kerosene oi! lamp explodet, wen We fire to the clothing of two named Pauline Doreye Rowen) Wars aged severally about 23. They eee! bow rerely burued before the fire could be estinguished Vine in Siarm Avanue—Two Maw Banu Boavan,—Be- tween eleven and twelve o'clock on Friday morning a Gre originaced to the basement of the dyeing and seourtag - \ablichinent of Jules Kaha, No, a4§ Sixth avenue, 1 Appears that Mr Raho and a workman named Henry Miidiekaul were washing goods in benaine, whea the leading W the stove, some nine feet distant, ign Gre to the toiling of the men and to the tab comply giver, and the flamen ore the ‘two inen could get ont ued about the thee, armas ad will be about $400. fore Ried for $1-200tn the Contea Pork. sot 91,250 tn the Gabe Tusurance Comps ay, THE RESIGENCE OF THE GOVERNOR OF LOUISIANA CUARBES BY UNITED STATES TAOOPS. New OX;eaN®, August 21, 1866. A stroug guard of while soldiers now do duty aight” and day at the private resideace of Governor Well, a6 bis own urgent request A PICNIC PARTY 80 Tourn, Ohio, Angas 31, 1848, Ponecteratemern. dering the prenic of the Ciintoe Park Sabbath School, at Presque Isic, three mites below this cane party consisting of tive young crossed. the river im a small boat, and white atom; to retura to the plead the boat swamped, and oue, Bonnett ifteen, were drowimd. The names of the clans a are: —Evervtt G, Isherwood, about fifteen years old, and Florence Rhodes, Fanny Under- wood afd Georgiana, capac thirtees and fourwom Years of age respect! THE CINCINNATI STREET RAILROAD REBELLION. bi peo ger ‘31, 1866, bus there wav lew dagul they, were ‘The war between the companies continues, “Ente: yosternday, Ladies.” SH 4 eh ERREAT eM ae Caen and COC OAINE fo for the Hh CELEBRATED 1 OK DOUBLE SPR TILE LATEST STY any, Now MADE WEI Llower, They will not BEND or but will PRESERVE their PERPEOT and TE RULE Tie ie STANDARD Skit” ov THE FASMON vie WORLD. Thia POPULAR SKIRT Th UNIVERSALLY RECOM. MENDED by the pasion MAGAZINES and OPINIONS of tae Hee GPNEK. WhloLes R KXCLU SLY] i | MARE PACEE- ne KERS AND SOE fied WESTS and TAD LIEY ND CARY, ehy the LEADING JOBBERS, ANA ST Heende streeta, Ne och cenee THE INVALID. sro. To the vein of Campbell. Lan hie bed brought vary low-— A poor 4) pale an anow, Lay wo iy W and fro, ath departing rapidly. But, pitying hie wretched plight, A {Cleud dropped in that ver filo vald heh on could sat hea With'cn unfailing remely ra said “1 bring ata ad tonte ever made — hope it ne'er betrayed ; “Twill eure you quick and elererty rork—he poured the draught, attend neat with quivert Tt seemed From that same hour, each rising ean Heheld the good work thas begun, Vewored w the ond was won, Amd bealih exiablished thoroughly, gating $ a inky “Ah Midi iar ok oy naouns at ieee CREAM, Se ness Women of rare and Yous vesuiy. At hie depot, 439 Broadway, and draggieta, ‘urmitare tess a ‘Kheotings 16 amaake, as for ara t raving rooms and Le MAVEN, asl'Hroudway, below jourth street. pAthteic Beas Casmiet sige Seino by V Astor place greta Ca (Siar, —— a ms reutidirt, cihaten rhe tai hate sone fe oO rs nd Mt iad» the theo fected disiricin hold P= ny seat Bi Ty bogs 08 on order, bathed, Batchetor's in the ir} hy Oe » . SIM Re Mth ia Bonnett tae—4 tare rrated igh —4 in. 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