The New York Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1867, Page 8

is - i acta ee * ' 8 NEW YORK LD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1867. ~ ‘ . day GT ONL! cite rnatces crtents wom coves | THE TADESMCH'S BANK GEFALCATION, | 827 cttes‘*ta'® uf ies "its io "emuecy | THE NATIONAL GAME. W A $ it © © .qttes have boon withdrawn. . ‘ OMe! ” anne * | jut on the books of the bank they ave charged $10 oe Semmananaiaeert eee Brazilian Charge d’ Affaires. a ee nnn nen jess than the real sum; Mr, Baker did ammene . at ny if pis — —_—_—_——————r In the absence of the Brazilian Minister, Dr. Dowingo " Examination of Que ef to Dofaniters at the | oytries in our bank books, but ho male up the Catt iy ‘The intual Ve. saad ogo a Gonzales the late Secretary of Legation, Tombs—The Evideacer‘The Prisoner Admit- | which the other accountants made up our bool Hh, was -a€ GMhe beiwecn these cluds pursuant vati< Jose Mugaihaer, pidge ‘ay ted to Ball. Mr, Baker’ Dusiness to make the entry in the fer —_ PP moment yosterday aflersoon op the Union The Reorgan) Patan OF the | & A. de Padus Floury hes tl “ ‘The examination in tbe case of Parnivs E, Baker, re- | DUFS Dank Pass book, bul cant eax posticeit Siet oi's? | grounds, Brookiyn, E. D., aiihougb @ long one and to a : " @'Adaires, The tong services 7 pee Fam, 004 | csoty the poping teller of the men's Bank, and | peso fo, Wen ce tuey | Cettain extent exporimenial, proved 10 be interesting ~ Reg mi. ep. nan ptr beau yor bin « ay? m= charged with bevmg a defexiver in the 8: of $54 000, | takeg fen i Pr aeasie follow, from | 84d generally preity well piayed. After the heavy — ape ewe Miptsiv, a ws a one 0 y veioe a Bogen, at tne | een Tomp ; No may Se tbee ain weal ouret | rae ee ma enees ene frngred ee pereniiinn , oaterday justice : ; " raday ecessarily some or we “F “ Tombs. Joos than $25 for all I know. om the 16th of June, just | *POD6Y, ADd it seemed to be the opinion of mapy that Va Regatta ae Potomac. The second regatta of WC ‘seagom took place on the Potomne ibis afternoos. “Len boats were entered. The the game would not come off. 1t did come of, how- ever, although each side was not represented by its strongest nine, Hatfield was placed behind the batter ‘Tho President of the Bank, Mr. Richard Borry, re- peated the charge made in the affidavit upon which prior to our examination of thecash of the bauk, be re- ceived $17,819 32; I know that be-ause the entry in the pase book cf Woodward & Lawrence for that amount Presentation of th Turkish Minister to the Presidoat. , & Phila’ Apa yacht, "i Baker was arrested. Tho affidavit reads as follows: — ou that day is fo his bandwriting:; on the 1 . ‘4 reper: a eet eae at ae nee: Wmae | Cuxyand County of New York:—Richard Borry, of 201.| 11th "of Jase ibere ia ar ucedie nae gov2be'60 | 10 98t is ablitien to All the Position of eateher to wt oe ‘# and evidently one of unusual interest | mroadway, being duly sworn, deposeth and saith’tvaton | in the same Pass, ROK | to Woodward & | Peters as pene, aod Pike was Pm pnoesad to tho house 4a of spectators. or about the 15th day of August, 1867, at the Filth ward | Lawrence, im hie handwriting; there is no entry of pore a bn! fleld and Pike oon Coe or Rare " . ’ Receipts from Oustonis. ‘of thoorty of Now York, 19 the county of Now York, was | those amouvts on the receiving tellor’s book until the pore for the positions assign vows § prise: Nong EFFECTS OR THE RECENT SPORD!. | 10 seaewing are the Tecoipie from eustome at the | flonlously takeu, sioléa and, cased away frou tne | 18th of Jaa; the amounis are then, entered in two | © hat now, wikh judicious management, the tuale sersion of deponent 1a wing property, viz:—A onl now in whose bandwritin; jose entries: Dine almost - below mention:d ports from August 12.t0 the 174b:— Roawtlty of United States legal tender and national bank | aro; tho receiving teller may have bad that money on a fizies. Are olally different and or Ma New, York......$2,99%,822 Baltimore....... $66,731 | Bote of various denominations, and of the value of | the 16th and not entered it in the books uatil two days em up, with a nine comp! om, Choate! Bo 703 Ben Pravcisco, Arty Four thousand dolars ($4,000), tbe, property of the | after: shove amounia ware ndosbtedly put fo the cagh | and Dalle, ae wail ax uuexcepicnanie basemen, thelr Three Lavi ile Crossi: 135,277 July 1 Re 474 | Tradesmen’ 4101 formerly the lesmen’? | of the 8 as soon as received; on the same day he x ies Drowned While ng at Pe ON wae and thas sis deyousbt has “probable cause 40 | received Sho $6,250 U0 he charges ‘thal amount against | tagoniele or any club in the country. This afternoon, at i Bus] does, proper:y was r, Arnold, the recciving teiler’s cash; on the 16t! meet 2 Ford in aStage and Two Persone falptiotalgtaconatolen and carried away by Garules C. | Qo ond of toe dag MY, Gator gorse aedic aio of | 39€ there wil embark’on toe half pest soves P.M. train fact that the sa:d Baker admitted to de- direct for Waabington, Baker, from rege sakon said money from the said bank ; hat deponent is the President of the said Tradosmen’s National RICHARD BERRY. $34,000—that is, he charges tbe escond telier so much less; teller stands charged with $82,000, bat Baker deducts $34,000 from that; of course there was collusion between these two mea, they played into each Brevet Captain Edward Field, Fourth artillery, bas been ordered to report for temporary duty to General Butterfield; Viret Lieutenant J. M. Hemilton, Ninth ‘Wuled by a Bailroad Accident. De® Heaven or some other piace, to the internal cratification of some addled f i ; On Tuesday ¢' will play at Wem SRR. Mf} | United States colored. troops, han been mustered out; | MT. Berry enid ho wished before giving his forthor | other's, ands; on £58,000 “sedncted® satetin toute | Baltimore with the Fastimes: on Wednesday. at” PBila the War Department, | First Liewtenant A. J. Farksworth, Thirly-fourth in- | stimony to make a few remarks, and spoke a7 f0l- | ig” no credit for that um until the ext | deinhia srs the Quaker City Club; on ‘Thureday with the ~ od ‘att fantey, thas Beou ordered jo Geniera’ Pope, for | '0¥s:—With w heavy heart, and with no feclings of vin- 5 Mese three cases of larity 3 have | Athletics; on Friday with the Keyat Foorgan anton tnd redwotion shit oom. her to report to towards Mr, Baker, fF sarge Teles ere Gaede aa in cine Peete apa wee with the West Philadelphians Hepreqros ah Of tho Bevcaws of the War Wa the quartorinastor’s department, Baliga yes ebesitar ns inset nga gg oe br gh gree 5 dou" know af work in-store for the by ‘aro Kiely to meet wish a share of the jon io the Force of the Preedmen’e | Unt him. Notwithstanding tho animadversions of | when that detioiency oc-urred, oF in moguls; it a wen ad 2 beeps "of preparetiois iii ¢ Bireau: , ~ — } the press, 1 deem i proper to say that the directors of | ie oot probable that the wan cies OF | ot neisong uebeny B a4 Cd We bued Ha Hay UF too, iL iv expected, | The deviea Porhalaitig to thd “Precgmee'd Barend of} Ue Tradonnet's Hank, Iu the prawdonmeeousees: of Mi Beers a imisaiom Mir hey obtiqed ; s cperat wa wbbenpet tot Coniteineasy Coccrat of Snaualal She! Disixiet of Cofmibin navinz been syaiomatived to | the discharge, of their dary; bavetonused the arrest of | pi a se fr ve re-reaie agi etic be fous Tuga | a overboad a bonutifa a Gesorst'e:ofico, tbe whole to &e wader the | Such an extent a¢ to warrant a material redéction im tho | this man, aud tbat they are wheo the proper | ia Br. re from MF. we Se % aoe ren. | Briew 4 ee Adyetent Ss10fthco, tive w: uader | by " 4 os amount of $5,639, in eleven checks: I from the score table alter a hard roa, GisrRe Gt Breve Brigadior Gavera) Samudl Breck, Mr. | MeFleal aad other forces, Chiarlos A. Shields, clerk jm the | moment shat! havo arrived, 104d thie eaine thing in the Mr, Baker that Day ‘wont ot vo California oad” Cause = theaieelves. at the bal. r D. B, Beerie, of tho Avjntant General's ofBce, has been | Mee of the Local Superintendent. of the District of | case of the receiving teller In regard to myself, 10 bas | mitted auioide; } found checks dated m the latter part | oF Bo difficatty im hi Tex’s _ swifteot ~ te aanigne? to take now Givisten moshiet char One section | Columbia, bas deen relieved trom duty and orderod to | been a source of the greatest trouble, and in commisera- | of 1864 and in 1865 for $10,000 from Mr, Moore: Mr. oor. perdi — A a eer ae ae of the-order rodaces a!) tho gradee_ of terksbip in the | te Depertinent of the Mississippi; 0, SD. Wall, J. 1, | tion tor a man who ba:.been withins foreo many years | Baker did-not say when he had towt $10,000 with Ale, | Tinat for Si, aie Boeeney To iho Mutaais, but them T havo sponi days and nights of sleepless auxitty, I am ad when iney got the hang of them they punisbed here tu the discharge of my duty, however, and am now fi . Pet vers’ pitching proved to be, as almost 1@ may see, Very effective, The large score is owing @ certain extent (o dropped fly balis and ‘“maffed’’ bails, Roberts, M. J. Manung, C. C, Wallon and Joun Wil- Hams, have been relieved and transferred to (> Depart- various dates, amounting to $8,375, drawn on our bank, out I have bad no explanation as to those; believe Mr, Chésebrough js dead; don’t know if these checks bave divistso to the Grei clase, to the office of the Commis. savy General of Prisoners there are 4 large number of at family ties und relationships render’ doubly dear himectf on the iin of August; Thad the siate on which Salouse snetanion led, and three " ith the case, : Glory ‘of ihe second, Mord and foerth classes, ail of | MODE OF the Mississippi, Other reductions wili econ be | ready to go on wi ever been paid; ’ there is nothing to show whoto, if thoy romain, will hengeforth rate as frat class | Mado in the Bureau, Mr Borry was then cross-examined as follows:—The | that these checks wre, connected with this de- | Mr. Mills gave another evidenoe of his coolness and im- 3 gees. 8 derendant has been employed in our bank, I ti)vk, from | fatcation; 1 also found checks drawn by | partiality as an umpire, clerks, wih a salary of @1,200 per epnum. About A TALK WITH PRESIDENT JOHNSON, our vooks, thirly peare; to my personal knowledge | Ji# fon, who had no account with us, on our | _ The score of the game, given below, will show pretty Auirty of the clerks Pave already ween noiilied tbat they — wd as ; bank for $14,141; thos) checks have been certified and | Weil Bow and by whom the work was done:— will witinn a few days receve @ month’s jeave of ab- | Why He Superseded Stanton, and Hie Rea- | he has been with us for a long period, twenty | paid by the bank; Mr, Baker may have bad moocy of muTvaL. RURRKA, sous tor Remeving Sheridan. years of over; ho was paying teller from 1850; | nis son's with which so pay them; if the bank had paid L 0. R. L conte, tite emptention Of wuich they wil bo le | 1,4., s0 washiagion Oorvespondence of tlie: Boston | cash asscts of tho bene in oratuary times | tho money the teller world be responsible; koow (hat i igo ohergae. Post, consist of the circulating notes of the bank, its specio | ihe bank paid other banks for those checks; never saw oD at 321 % and its doposits for the day ; these comprise national bank | the > if President, er MOVE ME SATOMI Onder te abate ee the | tenders, and gold and silver; the paring teller had solo pay such checks when money is Jeft with them; for iu- 2 4 123 Mr. ‘Binegne, tho Torkiah Winister, was to-day intro. | petang remove! tir. Swanton in order, Cougress. Mr Haxgers tho enctiof the bau cane Into ke possession | ft3ce: if a man drawa a check on a bank and then goos & Booman, sae 4 18 ‘avoott'to the President by the ~ecrotury of Sinte, andde- | He asked what Mr. Stanton bad to do with the execn- | }y" Janostts throsgh tho reccierug toler and’ hy lie ewe, | 22,the Paving teller and teaves.funds for it to b2 Daid, (Bee ar yemmnapbige tong iy Fe a tabl the of ee Pr gE tion or non-oxecution of theso acta? There acts con- { DY OCP! A Natgod to tue povige toler, | that isa very usual occurrence; that may have been Soe 2S 2 | atwaye Sud a prostable market for the ne wavered bis credentials se Envoy Extraordinary aod | trod the power In the handeof General Grant and be | °irulauieg notes, which are charged to the paying teller: | the case In this instance; 1 aso found « number of rig 5a trai 6 | Neneat THE SUND: RY eatabllah ‘Miuister-Plenipotentinry of his Majesty the Emperor of | had placed Grant over the War Department, Ho could | WieB the noice are praparad they are given tuto tho | checks drawn by Mr, Manderlick, whieh have been cer- | Gay Su, Meh, bth, teh. | oct contuwuication Setwoen the Engst, popris® Me'Otiomans, He made+he foilowing rewarks:— hot understand how the change cold bo construed into | Pore Ose en ont oF coon aie aah shan ial = ones Se ae ca Wee e nave nator seee Mutual—Rune z 4 Ww 3-51 | Keich writers, and essaylete of thp day, and the great body, br. Pasnoant—1 have ihe ho : Struction, laws “The Presigent further remarked they { {% Bis cash acconmis the paying teller hay tho sole | bave gone through oar exolianges and been paid through | Burenactess o 2 rat cee SOCIAL SUBJECTS Bands ‘tho jeiters by which mv ah cna thane ioubeal Grant strokely na tidbanet than Hees | Charge of tha cash of the bank; hic duties were to pay, ‘the ciqaring house; this may not have becu fraudulent; Lefton bases.1 1 0 0 1 1 2 @ 1-86 | have never been treated in bie Journal with the, +Emporos, accredits ime to you as bis Bir, Danven was’ renoeed Thavenane’ wel compelled to | out Bf the « th in bis possoamen. the chsoke of deposit: | “Nanderiick may ave bought the stock and deposited it | Bases on balis—Fike 1 Zaller 1, Callaway 2, Lea}. grillant anoooes as a the QBEAT SURDAY NEWSEA wery antl Minister Meripoentiary. 1 f os ors, legitimately drawn vpon the bank; if I directed ecks* es OD —Pike, 4 times, 12 bases; C. Bunt2, A ol > Cf cateplighing with ven more direct relations, i not of | Conduct. The Premdent advised bimto have a taik-witn, | ‘e bank—that is tho’ prosident or casbler, he would do | hor had much transaction with the-bauic form years nom | inet Sess "Caliaway 8 tin dences of ltizens, but who knows whether they are Fecont\origip in the mind of the Emperor. | This tea | Me Secretary of War, and forhape they woute wate, | &5 be was clothed with authority to cortify checks | Poyba $8 with Us; at the Lime one of those checks was | 4 bases; Currier 1, Osborue, or single, peouuiarily eligible or, t Verily, etourred to him at ‘the-time be ascended uve throne. | stand esch other belter. He agreed, however, with ane | fF the bank, aud thoro wax, of course, uo limit | Gren for $0,860 Mit Manrlion bod ‘only $300 with | “mes, Brientnall 1, Lex 1, portant ‘information bas n¢ from any Ciroumstancee alone ‘have thus far prevented him from | Conceal that. Me. stauion Duste to DO somone med ns, | #9 that authority; from 1860’ to August, 1867. the | maw for $0,800, Mr. Bever gone through the bavk; | Heme rans-—iko 2, Biruck oui—Pike 1. other sures than the pages of the j referred to, Potltug vin execation, aud thereby xiving to a vation ben inquired of Gonehal Geant ie eae Ake { average cash anseis of the bani varied irom $400,000 vo | Us; there « fa aienradl tehecks, if | yg Matt Sy entchox—Piko 1, U. Hunt } Zeller 1, Devyer 1, Mc. | | ‘The Empire City, held in, totters by Stat then inquired of Goneral Giant if he world take ; i : tellers have a cerlain discretion in paying ont checks, Mahon !. Lota! 5. Callaway 1, Mill, Dockney I, Thomas | has no advocate of ‘iis righi polit of ich he is equally the friend aed admirer charge of fhe Dopariment in the event ef a change, $800,000; these assets were kept in oe vaultot the | ing man is absolutely good; if a telly, 0 make aman | 2, otal 5. leges—so shamefully set at naught by centralized mit Perorin wellavare, Sr. Vransdeau eat the Americas | £06 tor promplly expressed his entire winingness to | PNK UE Go Paying eer de bad clarke of that | pereciy good takes esta, secuitos frou him to ae roial 3, Julise Bockeey ts brigade total | ee AY ORGAN OF THE MAGES,’ q Mr. th i 0 1 y 3 p' ol . f ney 1, Bri . Total 5, Melon, by the ‘boldness of the euterpriees and the |“ orsod go the rumor that the General bad oventa- | Aud l'on chesth;. dont know whether the chosts were | ‘uo the clieck, and we should happen to dnd it out we | Tolls, Hills Dookuey 1, wrigninall 1, TOWLE. | OL ay, uimuaiaen te the tate Palio an Wraidoer of iho sdestinien itis preparing for Ws90i 18 | ay provensed against tho removal, aad the Proadem | okPd ihe aul were Kore BY Tap eed eed the coriee | arth Manderlick, 2M. Baker claims thet tr, Mandertoe aaa a re a oe eer ewcndt nat noe . @ntitiod to the edmiraiion of the wert though <t vapo ~ door of the vault were kept by my son, and the porter ooh 0: don’ 2 i a va L * soraratog shy distances wien, a Low years-since, Could | rion hive hvary ui bat, earnest, prwvato aera my | ReMELUS. Keys Of tho eutor doors A laat counted the | {wos Wr" Rayer west io dafesee eee ane. eae | Beraaa Beacme Ts Waternay and Beacaan 2, Bing aad | absolute inthe Metropolian autnc bare: bean, thot scarcely’ be measured or evervome, our wo nations have | Winn he had intiinated is feats of sooth Tf Boe ere, | Castor dhe bank on the afternoon of the 17un of Juno; 1 | ti somothing turoet uR some day, 10 repay this enor: | and Mills 3, Beans and Lex 1, 1ex and Milla 1, ‘Total®. | Nerd it Ue sald that this newspaper is THE SUNDAY more than ee cause for mutual esteem, white on our | jingh No wad intimated ls fears of anarchy, Hf mot revo- | yesisied in counting Te together with a comumilics ‘of inous amount of money; these ehecke of Manderlick's | At second, by Pike 1, Hatfeld aud Pike i, Total2. By | CURY? ‘he cruelties and abuses in the BeRidtance, OlN COMerOres eee nee Cie rat, | he cold ot apprecia:e che Genorat’a fears on thia score | {Be directors; T myself, perhaps, conte at least | Yor “ail paid “hy, “ciher beak. who. oblann the Belcnural 1 ne 27 Peters, and Waterman 1, Thonuas and. [:chitieho Sines dresued in a aes tweet aunchiig,? weal goaintance. Both conquerors, each bas followed in its > ‘s $100,900. of icgal tonder and pationa! bunk notes; | *%C #! y lentnall 1. : ipstinels of its epocd—one congupring by the force of | ,,1 ten Sug General phonida, Sod thet mee ast | ious of aseets T have above opuimoraied ; simco tho 17h through general acconnt, the balance of | assed bully atheldb, Dookaey 1s Mille oe now a, ‘of some of the perpetrated with. sins, thowtber cuiedy by the arts of peace, There iy ok rae pet eta pier api die} apf the | oskne have tasistod ceahier tn ounting alt the snide in eoulen te. Jogai tondere; the varigue banks | — Called balls-un Pers i on hex 2h, on Dockney 5. 4m ine Hailiviok of Patersou, Nod, the subject of remar oa , Be ~4 ; < 5 : . % ever, yo much ts kuown, wamoly—the: these two na |, ,zlls Be thought wag quite. as absurd ene 88 Jon ine 15th of Augnst;’ that isan Pknow of’ my own Dinching aubney Gicty "tha Tikal Cautomll te Dalagced |. Peovere—Mebars. Dongay und iolden, ida pa Fy a Ps oe tions difer aligbuly inthe prineipies eu which their A “ve Contd AC tele ete eat | knowledge of tho: wesots of the bank ou those o¢ca-ions; . dget of the Tradesnien’s Bank ihe in the periodieal literature of the country, and iis = ‘Welal-orgemaation He-bused; and while, Ox tho one | cgmmaMl What differouce could it make who ex: 4 hed vuioon ith Nr. Gaker on thir subice! oo | ae ae ie diterante sartied in egat wanders |. -Base-Bail Championsity of Now England, — | ">? Pe LOCAL NEWB. ; Band, the “extent of ocean which — edparates | ra sinkion ot Gereil Meee a the ability ort yniursday f the 15th of August, about ten | Per Banks, Wee Randed in which purported. 49 Ye a Bostox, August 23, 1867. description is the fullest, the latest andthe most = pal a RG eel pth T G30: ealaphoa h nisiaancal Eonerlaseecood saben, view iqukaa he when arte Rheem nin Ineworandam of @ pavement of $11,000 t0 Mr Bawer by | ‘The Hérvard Base Hall'Ciob, being ubab'e durlag va. | reuble Puallsbed in they: | sovpury 7 4 dermcoate avai of ini inautiong end 19a | yet" ooe seelnerea’ tas ink eas aaeaee or eT Be a trvame Mr Beka tmecahierenmo-tuy po | Banden eke dafency of 86900, yun the x | cai o nceapt the change’ of the Lowell Club Okt | ison of ta charcintai. tua ong Ronse Sheet Sceeah citer. Ver eis Feanok, Mr. Preteens, F | | I character, and had been overlooked. ‘The. tele. | A230 and ont Of may oilooduriag the remt of thodays Mr. | Ccren hie €1h.00 taken on the tet know exactly | England to the tater, ; ok week, and. in this ; hope and beteve that: you'wiil fad in ny presence near | Personal charactor, an aac reaaee ut to-4 Baker stayed with me fypni toa untis two, expimuiog | Cred within three years, “but Fdomit Know exactly a _______ The amount of matier which 1 f ime and in Whe formal ansuraiice whigh it is ny mission | Fro co Atty naa wate Clead wy Come etal 10 tmallora a4 1 counted the cach tbe. interview. Doges Waclver dotalitey ate alate naar Lemenel Rout neiee EXCITEMENT IW A CIRCDS nse. The contents ; offer you; anew proof of the « and sincore at. | Ov wate rie Mong to himses, and that no efficial notice | Wher Mr. Baker early in the meruing camo to mo.with | lepal-tendera! on Clearing House certs vache " THERE ORDINARY NEWSPAPERS “ta bmoot of-my sovereign for you .persoually, ea weil | SMe fl the keys;. smd to him, “I have reason to thivk there ) pieces. sy ai Aare » cee Portnese Moanow, August 23, 1867. re ge A ES slowely, tne cojnmane, ook go tho clearest evidence of the (raternal sentiments of | Me 'sccond ground for the romovet af Getneeat orn, | something wrong’ wiih your casi;” be made no im- | , CoUnE } moved to strike out the Mo Leiner anne | ° Diring’the-paieenmmnme ee Rreroane tt fag Le I Pouca Sates FB. novel ar ascent Ae | wan the exetcine of powers ne aid not preceeding | Mediate anser; ny euapicene were aryuted_ toner. | {oi0® SIT ot a ae Ae eT ne Oe creas a NOTCH tae | Ti specie genet Cet Preteonaras Phe Aen’ sonyi tr feast By Joar | exercise of Ins legitimate gowors in an arbitrary awd | OnCe (28 packag co $8,000, which he had charged to | OUChts ‘ot certain promites {rom Mr. Berry. The court | bundced persons to tbe grout and. waising them fadie. ob aegor ecarret Rees pope he d ° of ‘tess, of i down the Phat ee the charge oppoared; 1 asked him about it, and he said | Tesorved its decision. {adie werg seriously iajured and. 2'gumbey of ebilares, | Word xo withia four hours end agreeable to me the mission which wy august | OApmive manner. | ‘ i ‘master han-éeigned 10 co! enough to-designate whet | | second teller; there are curt By the court, —On the 10th of August there is an entry cf Cirotmstances, is nota matier seule ag eharpreel. al: tensed qunmtannioneneins} pS ty gremyntocarerpes per seer cient : haga eben caeeh teas mdr Syn eeepeditelien ond pre ak ell ge fl My pen hl raga “pha eastern etc liee. 23628 Of tke sek or ebares trom ot aaa ake venture to-hope you wit! be dispeced to accord to me in Med for. ad aaj enti table eo ees as ontirely | Luis wes one of thein; the catry on the late was in th, | ‘her pars book > that amount was recess ~ lation for the past twelve inonths hes fucreased wncdiled for and unjostiiable. Govemor Wells bad ‘ : Bawer, because tlie entry was in bis Randw twat i. C - 1 the future, isto nj eit | Second toller's hand iriting; the entry en uisown list | Beaver, Lecause She cpry wie in tne bank cach ecok or mI se cunneve | toge rate of - xs Mit Me to fee! (bat, afier having tra- y n Vorsed Dearly at of tho Old World aud the woesu'to | Placed al General Sheridan's ‘Wispomlithe whois che! | Sone seller's | writhug; I then said, “Mr. Bak WHE ‘ELEGRAM IS CREATING A COMPLETE made to the bank; the bank has since Srtibsa’ tee revolition in evening journalism, Ibalready has the @evbinery of the Staie to aid him in 4ke-execation of ‘credited (he amount to Woodward, Lawrence & Co, : do reach thé bospitabie shores of the Union, to find myaeif per - Ure:Reeonstrnciion acts. Nor bod tie latter ever ind: oo ae . ae weer dani ssi. roan . ceted or potated out a single aot or word.of the Goveraor Rha Me toe sual sa tou tote intet ie hekio pees ‘Dot Know what became of that money after it went into )Avgeat circulation of any paper of ite class In the country, gps ‘than those a * Te this-the Passienr repiied :— avhicb was calculated to embarrass bina tn tbe propor he said rry, don’t ask me, Ident know how | Mr. Baker's hanas; there is no evidence om Mr. Baker's ENCE EGAN'S eters ee a ee aa mind jn ha sig Mr, Biacgue—Your respected so’ re execution of bis duty. On the other hand, Gonerat | such lam slo Of course that ‘came like a clap of | HP of that day that that amount was ee to the P ” NBW ROMANCE Paned setae, “gupporing that your intimale persoual reiavons would | Siberian bud endeavored 10 execute the law as» parti< | thunder on me, and J linmediately went to work avd you | Second teller; don’t know from the stip whethor the FOR wm NOTICE. ‘ ind | san end had adopted radicalism as the enly true test of | his ca. int; he stood by while I ceunted tue cash.|. $10.840 40 is #0 charzed or not, because tho particulars SUNDAY MERCURY, All who wish to make sure of coples of TOM R loyalty, dirs sole purpose scemed tobe to secure a2aro | fs, ters; he-said nothing more that lean | Of the amounts are not there. mire amet SUNDAY MERCURY, containing the fret instalment . * ‘terce IW) s or. Sa welcome. Although our country is far reamoved | #upremacy aud degrade the woites, and.for such condact " . < Counsel then moved that the prisoner be diac! of iy i ry Tecollect; he sald in-sddidon, while I was counting the fete aera ere was no erideees of tie ee ‘OR AN ANGEL@F INNOCENGR,” ( or AN ANGEL OF INNOCENCE, from tho Turkish dominions, yet she United States have | I deemed it my duiy to- relieve bim from that command, sh, *4] “ ° = Kept matic represeDiaiive at Constaptinopie for { | Timguired i he did nat think Governor Throckworton | fe era doays, i memes, T lave, been swindle court reserved its docision aad consented to edmii the wai SN ANGEL OF TEROGER Res. gro,adrined o apply for them, early. very lage the last ‘thirty-six years. dad aitterapled to thwart the General in.a proper exect- Prisoner to bail in the sum of $20,000. oat Suition will be published, but i gentle 4 Durivg that ‘ime not only commerce; bui also intellectual, rolizious and social in- increased’ througiout the world, GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPA: VO.MORROW, AUGUST died him; he said “he had been swindled out of $10,400 i date until completed. Ins ng the , and anoiber $10,000 by ‘Mr. In his eyamination Baker stated that he was’ born in the State of New York, was fifty years of age, ir pro- ombs, tion ef the law. He answered emp by Mr. Joseph Mavaerii Moore, formeriy a bookkeeper of our Lank, and another “No, sir; the reearis and continued weekly from that A —VISITORS TO LONDON, EN 1D. tercourse, has large!: p Merely:thoaceidents which happewto individual citizens | prove the reverse, The nor of $exas also placed ie. tae ye think fession a clerk, aud at present resided im the letier from the distii hed author, secom: SAM + 6p tho East & vecessity of the gover military power, audeided itin every way possible, | arior that ime Mr, Baker said his famity were at Long | the spectators, and be was at last induced to give, in ‘BYE; OR, AN ANGE! INNOCENCE,’ en Rho go our-trom any region alwayd cherish ancient me- |-excopt in the imanu(acture of a radical majority of Jetirancis and he was-desirans io go and bring them home: | P'ce of this grimly risible reply, the rexitience of ‘his | «1, will ‘give the Hisiory of & Young Girl brought up in 7c mories and affections, (Lose who semain at bi Yoteks and in scouring negro supremacy. This was | 1 (old hiia to go and bring them home, aud be at the | family, 41 West Twenty-ninth street. the strictest seclusion, and from whom the true meaning of ogaigtive avoot tne emigrant aud the ex Governor Throckmortow's slaning, and for, whics We | yank on Friduy morolngs when I was ialking to, Mish. 1 —_—— Gibbakr iois-s asl emits te bet on net, , unpatural, yet we have thought ‘was arbi removed by General Sheridan. id, “Re : i. dag Ms, Suvate for the Turkieh government reiher than for our- | | said to the President that his views a8 to the proper | Wiiliake the whole day? | auswerode Very een bay | INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS. te areiy [pe ‘solves, that it delayed 20:loug Lo reciprocate our mission, |-6xecution of the Recons:ruction” acts were not ciearly | ho here vaturday mornieg:”” can't call te mind anythi pai nn, *Theodora.’ The story, therefore, will present ‘The Acasa. pocae pe understood by the people, gad that Pwoutd like to hear | turiwor at th s moment; to the best of iny beliel be Seiznre ef a Large Bendod Warehouse tm | sistie between Innocence and Sin, betwee carce edge ac! . ng "1 Tem] fend friendship. Our weditional gen'imente Lomards | Hoanswored that he eouid express shem inn tow | Louis wore; the testimony I have given 3s ail 1 kaow Brooulvn. The subject is not obly origmal iteelf. but is trented in an | The Metropolitan Revenue Board met yesterday and ‘was in session three hours. A large number of molasses distilleries were ordered quuirely orginal way. The opportunities which it affords or EXCITING SITUATIONS have been selzed upon with masterly skil!, aud the result Is ‘words, He desired a far registration ef all qualified voters, without regard to race or color. He did not wish to give any advantage to whe white France, Russa, Hollan’ and Switzeriend are proofs. ood 1 aay, therefore, that it gives me peculiar pleusire je to convey directs do suth a thine’ apd he said “Mr. Bery, Iwas crazy," or something to that effect; I saw ofm Rext on Sawirdoy afiermoou, at five o'clock; he came A BOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED , bat much less courts of several States without publi to be ‘thro! avas be disposed to make tiem the slavés'to.the negroes. | Thar (inn ty he loft the bang i the most extraordiuary Romance which the fertile braim of ie ch Where the nogr00s yority, ania South Caroline, | and went with too to on of oe AO a erie aces 4 to be satus foriliwitil, 6a comptlnis of the ltticit mean, | fe author bas ever yetconccivad. Fhroughont the atory dhe | *¥S°e*Tuly, Gone hesiogs sree and strictly songdentaL 04 a ey ? ~ — - -. pe! although-the Sultan of | coy - am te ry eo - tas at view at the-bank I said, “Six. Baker, you did not make | facture of whiskey alleced against their proprietors ‘acem to be engaged in a cont!nuons contest for the soul of 4 pry Srey reamvan pest ‘wie a as oe wai on ce eameal, tat ap appearance bere this morning, and J have been com: | in corm Severed ti of spirits alleged to have | the heroine, who, adorned with all the graces of mind and | ABSOLUTE DIVORCES TEGALLY OBTAINED IN none hoe sty exeouied, With egal cl pelied by my directors to make a charge against you, | jaan warrepidcady removed fi varied pereen, tease ng io womanly perfection, is made to pass shins. ho pee grain sal ae Ac.. ram bonded siltation, 4 R 78 Nassau through our agert at Constan- tivopie, in deferce of national rights or for the provec- tion of American citivens, bas been Kindly, fully and and there is a warrant out tor your arrest,” then he said, “What is the use of arresting me? I,won't run aw I wn not gomg away;” he seemed to be very free. street. NOWES, Aterney, 70 Naseow ifect_ HOUSEHOLD WURD.—! A dis Gutlery, Plate Wi a, Retraeretat, rot Trogele aia Howe uratahtog Arioles fom 1 ‘were also ordered'to be ee zed for non-payment of reve- aue tax. FIERY ORDEAL of temptation as might tax the virtue of a seraph. and which not one woman in ten thourand could endure Unscathed. Being denied them by Gene eridan, and nis man- ner and mode of acting was fest samiliarizing the people ALIZGED HEAVY FRAUD IN BROOKLYN, geverously answered by (ue Uitewan Porte? lu the re. | Wh the tyranny of despotic government. uch afied 1 ; Set ctedbeneteun teed nomen Which-imapired their | 1 remarked.that the public ould uot be-abledo under. | Muy ahered, and 1 felt so, 1905 in comuiserution $F] Acommaniention from tw fospoctors w as laid before | How fir bre evcounters the terrible trial it would be pre: eueinies abroad, as we}! as.at home, with nev and des. he stenek down despotism in one department | Caidwell.is also ove of our directors, Mr, Caldwell’ store | ##e Boord ing that very heavy trauds bad been | Mature io wate in ihe announcement. ‘The reader will , vorner siore, Cooper Institute, Astor Peraie avimosity, tbe Salten sicod’ firm io. his fidelity | and yet suiered it to continue in another, was closed; aker went out there atone; when he came | S™mMited on the revenue by the owner of a cortain BEAUIIFUL AND ARDENT BEING god friendship. I cannot but think thatthis Adelny | | Ho replied that other changes would be likely to fol- | ack Taaid, “Let te go aod.see upother of our directors,” | DONded warchouse in Brooklyn. These alloged fraads | jn gue grsichapinr, aud theneetorward tr ine close of ber | A -QEFICIAL — DRAWINGS, OF. 7a AN will forall tnere marked as an honorablesdisinction | low very. soon. A proper intestigation was mow being | and we took a since aud wont: acer lene ing: that direc. | 4° estimated at about fifty thousand dollars. On Tours- ’ nifal history” will take the deepest interest in + State Lottery, for the benefit of the Masonic Orphan 4a she history of the Turkish eaypire, as it will assur | Made into the gondoci of one ar two other commenders | tor | went with him ty bis nace’ men- | 22 last Colonel Messmore received information (hat | he. fate,” Ber guaran and evigenias, Home. ' edly be remembered here. Mr eque, ikie not vn- | WhO, it was cherged, were pi tioned 40 the director (hat feelug convinced dir, | {ese {rands were being perpetrated, and immediately ee, SUAMANT, Known in Tarkey or elsewhere thas the peeple of the | Preaxent exprocvei tno great Bile mend act rus om felt dis; q | deepatched officers tomeke au investagation of the alie. aly tigger: fntuwe of our govoramen! t poet | gations made. fhe result of the examivation is camyed oar thantlag titans 13, 83, “Br te United States Ueely,) Support to the causes of political eyenpathies apd moral to defer bisartert for a fow days; Baker had appealed good ¢ense nud pet riotiaa up by the officers in the communication above referred @ Motive Of Sir Merle’s reformation \:broagh- in tle Uniied Stetes Sena ‘ali de- vo we show! he wily wad so forth; did not eee him to, which we copy from the official records, a8 foliows:— | eindictive hatredor lis ward does not appear in the early ol STATS EXTRA. oat coe ease Labber forremsaeeaby scguistalem Bs, | 6s, 8 ®, / Soe aaa world. Congress and the Executive, . and r " . a ents of our government, indeod Jobugon. said he bad denowuced the party who citric: thee ape sued, bigs Wo wane year bear Bngontyn, August 23, 1967, vo dhe Story. ut ie developed nat progrenurk | gg) 54 SUPPCRxRTA . on thie enbjeo!. We.ere not ihattent Ta te Bad ta gerniment io order 10 preserve wavery: | Togs with this Toker: how. came yon to lowe all thls To, the Mbcbeocetam Beckaes Bam oo padumepelay inte einveh o wetuns Some eee 3 poy, itso y ns anes oa. whi bs 2 ian, al d aunced O88 Who would it het pes Ser! e the honor to report (hat we yesterday made an efforts which the reigeing ou in order to aboligh slavury He caer tke | mong:r” beadded, “I sout kim ceriain securities and | _,Vobave the honor toreport hat we yestentar made a __ MCINTYRE & CO., 138 C1 jow York wa! ly pow and bis only wish wae Fraternal agiations among the tug Pocrers, is moking 10 alle bhp goes) to improve the resources of the therough- of, (he empire, to diffure aad aie eduestion, he has bot accounted for $10,008 of the total amoun he said Mr Moore bad had money from him to the ex- tent of $10,000; he also said Mr. Day hed hat $10,000 from liga; | think tliat was all that was said on Tuosday son, Nes. 2, 4 and 6 Sedgwick street, in this chy, There hae been received in the wareborise, soonrd: ng to the B Darrels and one pipe of spirits, 990 of which have been with- drawn in bond for red.sil'aioo and tr: ke in as ufter ignoranee oft) ’ of ag her namesake before the fall, un il abe arrives ot the © Up 0 that time she h knowledge of « Xo companions ex. Riates, and to bring 1beliiuieus, commercial, moral, socia! aod word With those of ti West. ree — are “ick 1 oe plates cacao at shave ieee oe THE GREAT FIRE AT PLATTHSURG. ] Rertang th regard to Mr, Manderiick; be sald be had | £50 Tatts wceapotee ab og Seer and ic why of Cast mse abo H may be assured that be-rall oonsjaaily seoeive o freaks} so o. nittdines from One SANE shares of Norilowest stock, which iad ifover been ac- thay lina req of the kindly dust aod fpendiy moral anpport from Rited Stasos ve Ti ‘Tw: counted for, and that be had been to bis house Miy | ith districts of Lin poet lyealy ao Pepe and veyed Kilects of the Megant Storm—Railrond aud | Seventscdve Thay eo Lataee, Touceeg | {ies REL ME Slauderiick Siad always teew oat; to | Missqurl. ‘Want gf time and tie manuer iu which tue bar. | Powinles are meiled Iuie her youth wind, Inatigeta Senge Acchdemta~Five Lives J. ifty Thousand Ai ‘s—Immense Lesses | “le best .of wy knowisdge [| have siated sil tne ad. Fels sue stored-belng Ng ey r ‘with her eure Sener erissiogs er confessions made to me by Mr, Baker; have Stated all tuat | kuow tue [acta of the on Goode and Personal Proverty. The Plattsberg Sentine! of Thursday ovataius an ac- wi least Guy, and ce. ber of erupts barrels. e y 600 whea the barre aud dormant, eatm without doubt be found nea id of C ut defere ‘The rain of youterday ami the nig’ ‘are has dese sentiment that only re sonch damage $0 crops, bridges, &e., surrounding Wash- | count of the great lire at Plattebur; n Tuesday night, | C88, except that | Lavo proof of false entries; | tnxen d \i an exact count taken. ‘Chere are twi aire the mag’ m (hem inte life—the , listen : =r Srna om village kas received a berere blow’ 4 | facollect Mr. Baker coming icon Thursday morning ve | ree Come Svarghouse, velther of which was socured by tra cel ai Unauspectiog, Into the |» jie cashed, and lnforination, lange @ tt the bank; he appeaggd very reluctant to say anything: | lock. We also fonnd ‘three men at work In the ce! whiripoo! tion, and beset © 1 anes mevhemeenedite afi Yeeterday atiernoon the Rockville stage, ia crossing # | Janse district of the town, composing some of iis beat - y ae: : , th Ty | of Matte: rT WRT TS » business portions, was completoly swept by whe conda. | Eaévised bie to toaliaad said he had pest doit; 1 | baring been locked in hy the keeper. They were apparently | 0 fat HED IN LEGALIZED LOTTERIBE feed nvout four gniles from tbis.city on its way Iyener, | gration. Bie fis departmeat worked with onerey, but | CREE my |edvieed him to tell all We know; 1 coay | BME np the eae Cs cee ae canarreater ten | wane et ond Jatormaton a was wasbed dows the strean bP the forve of (AB our. | was unequal to ie cmorgancy. It 1s provabie that a | Mave said be uatvestdow: Ttbiak 1 may bare said, fetion'as you may a ma ty = yagenuods face, seen GEESE, Broker, tre Broadway and 158 Fulton etreet. vont. The driver.aud another man cleared thegaseives |-*ugl® steam dre engins wou! l have arrested.the fi Tee naa etter make e. clone hreass of tay? 1 RED. ¢ aun rol er ae ta 4 IVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN ANY BTA’ ot the locality in wiich the Ave originated. We uk poastove | may hase done so; J guess I did say . L. JE Tend ihritioe 1 without publicity, Desertion, drunkenness or From shewtage ane twam ashors, but the ibree gassen- | Prominence he hac beiic: teh ail hie knew; believe 7 did say he bad | Jmmediately on ihe receipt of thle communication (would muterfere with the sederenet cane Congitation wiricly coutaential owned . mo Tu Mttle bef ioe ter fo round apd se@ Lis telends; i did uot aad, “and > car s obtained. * gore, who were ledien, wore drowned, On Tuesday Big, a Hue before iwelve o'clo ) i, telegram stating its substance was despatched to Coi es ie to give & key In advanion ROE LINCOLN: Cotinsettor, 8 Nasaas: street Vestoglay efiernosn a8 the tain on the Annapolis fod Kiknage Railroad was on the way u to connect at fire baoke ous in the gheds aiiscbed to the Presbyte: euorch. Before ecient aid could be obtained. church itseif waa wrapped in fawes, and the fire get the wing settled up,’ on Tuesday morning alter be Was arrested I saidpothing !\ke that he had vetter make « clean bresst of it; remember #iXting ou the sofa here, and missioner Rollie, at Washington, asking what action should be taken in the premises’ Shortly afterwards tbe following answer was received — te en, Al araciers cow in the plots and counterpiots which impart such @ fascia. tion (0 the novel are drawn with great power, There are 00 perawmeraries moug hein, exch, from the noblest to ihe PTTYSBURG ASYLUM FOR INVALID SOLDIERS. AnnapoligJagctign w/ih trains from this cy and Baiti- | rapkliy north, enst and west, The fire company <id all | MF. Baker standing ov me, but don't recoleck his say- Warainatox, Auguat 33, 1867, mblest, seems «be neceeaary to'the derelopmient-of th only legal enterprise of the kind in the United: more,{an sccident oravrred to js, by which two persans | (BAL mas in thelr power, ut |i waa impossible to guard | 188, UME Berry, why did vou du tuis? Why arrest me? | Cotougi J.B. Mesewous, Deputy Commissioner: — suthor 8 pl ‘one of them could ve spared without — i A three or four avenues ¢o ie advance. The result isa | 8 MY aveworing, ‘I have acted by the direction of the | ‘loge Thompson's Wareioure in the Second district, | injuring the seu Bates, were killedand several injured The train bad left We- | most disastrous eontagrau oa, Every building between | baerd;” did not then vay to him. “The best thing you | makig such disposition of contents as circumstances Of 4 remorseless guardian ddittéewea ty we Litas : fterbury, pine miler this side of Aunapolis, and in crow | the alley and Brinkhoof sweot, all north of the alley co | #210 is to make a clea breast of \\ ;"' may bave said so | require. E. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner. of the =) ea Phicaily deseril in the y ‘Logisiature of Pennsytrania, (hose fronting on Covri steeet, all on the east side ef | 0M Saturday afternoon; j think I dit advise bim so then; Officers were immediately sent to the warehouse, the ral character of bis face wan harsh, anfeeling, Grand awards to be distributed November 30, 1867, + Jog a timber bridge over # road which had been badiy waabed by thasecent he the engine broke through Margaret streot froma Bridge etrest to Wing's new store, aud ail ob che eouth aris of Br dgo sirest rom Mareares Tsaid something like thie, “Mr Baker, tell me al! you KHOW abot th; you tad better do hi; ” baving found ion SS There was uo ‘race of kindness or aympathy in re signs of sordid ice, meanness, of $200,000 Gash Awards. possess mn " he buildt ogo. out this apparent dodeiency of $54,000) 1 took posses- ordered Collector Wood, Second 5 these lend: legantly stock: falling Grteen or sweniy feel below, duageing come of") fo Moepmgih Dwiding of the Gregory wooden faery, We | Sy of alltka swaess oat wos of ea tSLN ae May, | Seas eraeeed Collect. Wood, of he) Sesoed src, ta Trent we 1 nie That underiging them mig ker tinge Ae mf the qore with, dadiy emaabing up tbe Ueaia. The e The Presoyterian church was totally destroyed, with | 1 found ghese papers in his monoy jet, which was | the frauds alleged to bave been committed sball have by some exirrordinary i prowent ve $50,000, The world-ronowned Yacht Henrieti Kiueer, {Mr Bowell, who hae been in the employ of the | moni of its valuable furnivire and omar ae unlocked; Jt was bis private drawer; there is another | undergone investigation. Collector Wood acted on this pars 10 vefore’ he witemspicl to, wake to . . deawer fa bis inovey; this private dramgor was bobind | order forthwith, and the warehouse is now in the peal pecuniary aseistance, he ‘ Company for a pumber of years, was killed outright, ae Afior giving a list of Um suerors, uumbering ffi. ‘the Sentinel comsiaues:— shane the compartment whore he kept hi ona; I think it session of revenue officials belonging to hia district. a) a atinyve countenance, would he inner of the great race. 920 wo of the beet Diomaene” ‘nest coll ction pen eN TY rt America. Ove carmes, wae alec a boy who wason the sngine.4 Tho firemen, We do not pretend to partact ac n the forego. | Wae unlocked, but I way have xnioMed it myself; on | The affair has created much- excitement, the place Preferred eur Priges Ned Ho ine, 4 conguctor of Sai rt , A A Seeton. smorvaneah postion inte Ube robe Wee to prom ue outs eainiated carious from $1 "008 Soluvot anguse, fron Woodunl sLeeer weeks On 80 | today and then, Femeyed 0 same ether bonded “ware: ‘at Tite wholly depen oe the me ot thie ola | gortber wilt eed 0 bithosraphof the A a 5 4 fentebiished, was badly injured by being braised, and Mr | wust boas much more, * Personal Property ) Au accoums With our back, $10,868 40--(witaness bi Duct auerney Courtney Wt abxious to resign is the bands of" fhe execuitoner without’ due suppliening Every head of family should, wubseribe for bie ehidren Fhomes Bryant, she veterse bag the | 9,5°c munch cannes be ould in commendation of the | Pr eee beadwriing tee Cee tore ioe et member Of the Metropolitan Board he | Wer ass with thie repul are th char. | thing ledone by tyot law. Every subccrivce wilt fire <1 T in Mr. Baker's handwritiog); there i no entry qr that ‘all ibis repulsive pict: @ portrait cha: 3 re company. Two companies of the Forty-second lag of so arduous a nature maat of the fair! t by. Amato, eughiiy. A number of pamengore were on’ tbe | Cine to'ous assistance Tron the’ boeecte deposit in the books of the bank; Sir. Baker was nv the | his time is required fa performing them, Ho emt to his oll the are’ let of Sit More and bie servile Gdese tn Rew Ye S2eFe orders will be received.— vain, bUL, aside from slight bruises, none were injured, Sngtr penetical Bands id most excolleat service pm et Fo we fool ‘adapeah ben Lain ad be seam ine ogo; Wet Tole tre inte play ‘ “) a ataire. Y DMA ulijeo Botersen the Mittary aed Ciel | Thad samo om tne sazaro, and song sa cease Byes th sonoma telies, ‘Tie would alee ie ra ‘Tressury refused suet Norge Rete a haa of aay Satan Parselt's store, 36 Jébn sireet. ; weap stolen and some badly demagea, nt” partic Wy dey: "1s °9 Miuiett & Son, muste store, 989 Broad wa: : quiry hae mw there ie ae Ror it hed, phos y. een obieived frome geutioman who ie it + position to FE AT OIL SPRINGS, CANADA. hoey fa ware or aperiren', wheratwerne: | Ra troud Ticket Otee, 8 Broadway, ‘ of atl the fi — ‘deen permitted +0 —— peek with p apowiedge facts upon the oud. i‘ tt Toit, | OF by addressing Jeat:—p te Hih i00e. she snotrvctions eons to-General fas pessgord ‘Oil Rabeary, oncehi Bee eee Kacy ys a ae naw ee torr yt. Pichies excoptitg United States courts from the opera. day, anid wea totaly deewor 4. rye cae ihe aah net ME Chewinut street, Phitadeiphis, Pa. tion of military orders were suspended vot! his report nsom was bureed to death. }@ 1088 on the refinery is wae etraight m od her nostrils, STARD SFED, BROWN, MUI and views epon the matter could be received. On the | $6,000, besides elgbt. Bandred of ick sha highly Settee vocee tality, * ult euk M CTPF SWVCRR: sei 5 ang 391h the commending eMeer of Wilmington reported a i Fs rts / a tenures ae ta Se ty (0 CRAROR FON REMOVING ANY PHYMCAL PAIN) baie Ahat the avormey Geperal had instructed tbe Marehai for sure — ™ peer mrere pepeconsly wa ot feature a uae oa minutes, that is yy , orb Caroline to progeed to enforce exeentions of ine Borrato, N.Y., 23, 1807. fing feature of Ler face was heres att hey | ence joy ws ‘ealling ‘United fates Cgurt, threatening prosecutions against sh ttm, tamed rradarice hid cnn to were a A thought an "rere Fringed wih ong Chetan 7 aw Yorks Woe "Persone pesventing him. * Jumtructions were teeucd to | fife las mlabt by shooting Seapine hich, under ibs nituuess S's meat, | Palm apnthQhtor Se eee, Bar Rat * @olenel Frank Gentral Sickles aot to permit the order The boilding Known a Moff's Hotel, No. 45 Main ootee, bleh es geaming ebony, a pure tite Wrappers, rf gh my sorts tm vietatan of existing mill- 7 flreeh wae demtroped by fre about bait paat five o'clock | was Liar othe gazette, Dot boca Prrcgomaxcr, on, sour, cnanming | j order, and 12 upon cusses pending. | pours. von te sbgut” 68 wade roo 1 be re Hct + "hore occurrepone paving beep’ reported to tbe War Dy- Bf ioyurqaes wig boenuee Ja thee w feapepasions vhey | Puiindelpplas Aeirepe Twill aCe