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POLITICAL e —— | NEW-JERSEX. - T @or. Ward's Repudiation of Mr.| Baymeund. IBgeonal ispateh to The N. Y. Tri 3 TrENTON, N 4, 1866 L] = = ; Tl following correspondence, sbowing how Gov. Ward ;loclmod an invitation to go iuto the Randall-Doclittle onvontion, you are at liberty to make public L Roows op THE NATIONAL UNIox EXECUTIVE COMMITTRE, Astok Houst, NEw-YORK. Aug. 25, 1866, ; . ~Dear Sir: A meeting ¢ the National Ugion Executive Committoe, appointed by the National Union Convention Baltimore in June, 1864, will be heldat the Astor House, ow-York Caty, on Monday, Sept. 3, at 12 o'clock m. H. J. Raymoxp, Chirman. WN. D). SPERRY, Secretary. "Hon. H. J. RAYMOND. Sm: A meeting of the National Umon Cowmittee, ap- intod in June, 1864, has been called to meet at Phila- phia on Mondsy, September 3, and I shall be present n that occasion, taking part in its deliberation and ta action. You have deemed it wise and proper to sban- don the great Union Republican party of the country, and %o counect your name snd influence with 8 new orgauiza- Qion dosigned to destroy and defeat the cause with which B sympathize, and of which I am, in some small degree, & Areprosentative. ( Your public action has been such that I cannot acknowl wdgo your right to use tho title, under which the meeting | Jias boon called. The nature and character of the trusts gonfided to you and to me forbid that we should use them <exoopt in accordance with the spirit in which they were .onforrsd. 8o deep and wide-spread is this feeling in the mind, that all who sbould respond to your call wrould be regarded as betraging the party they Lave veased %0 roprescat. ‘With respect, yours truly, Marcus L. WARD, Tventon, N. J., Avg. 28, 1866, e THR SOUTHEKN LOVALISTS CONVEN. | TION. —— | CBOGRAMME FOR THE RECEPTION OF IME DELEGATES. Punaveirma Tuesday, Aug. 28, 1866, | Tho Committee appointed by the Union Lesgue heve | wdopted the following order of proceedings for the recep- | Rion of delegates to the Loyal Convention: Southern del- wgates are invited to meet at 10 o’clock Monday &. m., at {independence-square, where they will be met by delega- Nions from other States, ** Boys i Blue,” aud the Repub- Jican Invinciples, from this and other States, and escorted )0 the Union League Roows, where they will be formally fwelcomed by Charles Gibbons. After this, the Southers Kdologates will march to the National Hall, which has been [ttea up For their accommodation during the seasions of Conveation. Citizens are providiug for the accommo- : \@ation of dclegates at their own houses. Uwnion meetings e to be held every eveuing during the session of the | weation in front of the League House, Gea. Horatio . Sickles Lus been appoioted Marshal of the procession. ot ST o S THE PITTABURG CONVENTION. e MEETING OF TiE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. WASHISGTON, Taesday, Aug. &8, 1966, At s meeting of the National Executive Comuittee of Soldiers’ and Sailors' Union, held this eveing, the fol- | gentlemen were appointed a Committee resident at %. Pa., with power to #dd to toeir number, J. 8. Negley, Major-Gen. A. L. P ~Gen. harles Bacnes, Brig. Al Bayne, Col. J. D. Copeland, € s geaut J. H. Gray. They will make all neces- | arrencements at that place for the Soldiers' ant Mutional Convention to be held in that city on Sab-¥ i utive Committes was also atpmz:lvd. con- of Capt. A. J. Bennett, Chairman; Major William Morse, Major H. A, Hall, W. A, Short, Asibel Ing W. C. Carter, Capt.J. F. Smith and Capt. Willum to carry out the detsils and take charge of the ial matfers pertaiming to said Couvention. Head- Bave been eatablished st the office of Col. Bram- No. 231 Pounsy Ivania-ave., whero all officers, soldiers sailoss who indorse the call ean affix their signatures, pitr g sy PENNSYLVANIA. e —— SIXTH DISTRICT UNION CONVENT:ON. N. Y. Tr . CHEsTER, P publican Con’ nominated the following tick ye Hon. J. M. Broomall; Senate, Dr. Wil Assembly, Wm. B. Waddell, N. A. N. J. Suarpless; Associate Judge, Jobn JOHNSON MFETING IN PITTSBURG. Priissuen, Pe., Monday, Aug. 27, 1866, “The adkevents of President Johnson beld a mass o auight, for the purpose of ratifying the platform of | Phulad clphia Convestion. | ‘Address:s were delivered by Sanator Cowan, W. F. Joho ., the arwly appointed Collector. and Geo. Sweitzor. The | was large and enthusisstic. DENOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS. READING, Pa., Tuesday, Aug. 2%, 1866, The How. P. S. Aucona, the present member of Con- | frow: the Berks District, was & candidate for renomi- on by +he Demoeratic County Convention, but was de- | foated by -1 Lawrence Getz, who received the pomination o majacity of twelve. — INDIANA. i WATAL DISTCRBANCE AT A KILLED. MEETING—ONE MAN s mention s serious riot at Hendricks County, on Saturday last, after the | ¢ meeting. McDonald and Hendricks were the | ors. J'istols and brickbats were freely used between | crowd o' druuken Copperheads and a nuniber of loyalists; | resul t-of which is stated at one man killed aud serious- | woun2id, and any smount bedly used up. AN ADDRESS FOR THE BOLDIKRS. M &n acki rose was yesterday issued o the soldiers and sail of ku.t ‘ana, setting forth the points of the great contest wded at the election in October and rebearsing | ti+ infamous record made by the Democratic purty | tiss war. In contrast to this and in conclusion it | | fs the greatand gloriovs Uuion party | nd sustaived you in tbe derkest hours of war - (uiained agaivst secret and conspiriug enemics at | the +ume cause you notly maintained abrosd. On the | ia party depends your honor aud the integrity of o If it 1s deleated now, all is lost which you ain. What is ut ssue is 1o question of taxation, or megro wuffiage, sa the Democratic party faiccly persuade you. Itie queetiou ia this permanence ories. _Your old epemies with their South £s would now w iu by fraud what your vaior ki fru« winuiog by force. The eforts of treason are be r.-d 1o the political contests here. To retain your Taust st with the same vigilance, ‘cou vigor with Wi wou it. « the contest agnivst sust aized the Government, will make it better that war nove: been waged against Revellion, If your vames are ret sived on the pension rolls it will be slongside © wour Southern brethren, who fought you with seration. Rebels will be honored “us pat- you will be disgraced es hirelings, already ass is green over the graves of your dead com < men who denvnnced and conspired against you nwed with avo ed Kebels yet unpurzed of trenson. v« king for traitors during the war. Northern Demo- | « opedy effiiate with Southern Itebels at Philadel have drawn aside the curtain, and shew for the division of North, yast. Witha united South 1 10 $WeED AWAY EVErY Ves- very tropby of your valor, ve it. We appesl to o stand firm upon the prin d sied your biood. Wo | ore and wake o final charge upon d overwhelm the dofeat more | suflesod at your hauds. Mier aud voter o b by you, & | r 8l to ve fought ked you o ich you sour lives wn 50 to relly o I your enemie « than they b and work.” Seo thul the -auks; and, with the same flag over us that we bore lome L saugh iron storm and leaden hail to victory, warch mos to the pol's in October, and skow unregen- inds, at home and abrond, that we have not forgot 1d will not ¥ cive them i0to our confl e, 17uss is 81g ber of soldiers and ailors, o ficers and i n. Croft heads the A DEN.CRATIC CONVENTION TURNED ISTO A RADI- Bpeciai I.: satch to The N. ¥ CuicAGo, Tuesday, 28, 186 since, the Democrats and Co bhnson Congressional District, callod diers 10 meet at Lebanon, Boone s0 of indorsing the Fhiladel delegates to the Cleveland ention, and to indorse tho 2 of Jobn Par e candidate of the same party £ Congress. Thcre wasan immense attendance in - ' the invitatiow, but the character of the organ- underwent an entire cbange; for, iustead of mwe of the call, the Conven- Zohauson Soldiers’ Co: nhia C e ac'i iz of Congiess, Pittstmr gb Soldicrs’ ( d electing two dols and also § love 8. Orih for Harrisou and amp, and the n- yroatious cheers for Congress, and sou aud Lis Rebel friends. These spatch to Tnc Chicago Tribunc. WE CANYASS IN THE STATE. Bpecial Uispatch to The N. 1. Tribune. CHICAGO, nua.n Aug 25, 1366 Frow zianapolis we leasu that Gov. Morton is adver- to muske sevorel speectios m the counties of Heurs, | dricies, Demtborn, Owen and Clay, g up o the 8th of Sept. The xflum Henry Wilsou's appol ch as follows: Kicimond, Saturday, Sept. s, | Monday, 10; Goshen, Wedncausy, ille. ¥ - Sept. 1 Tom | armed Rebels, ali that freedom | Jeff, Davis wh | State authoritic 1 benefit of the soldiers and sailors of his district. | approved the list recommended by DELBGATES "0 THZ PAILADELPUIA SOUTHERN el | ing delegates at larze 10 represent Maino ut the P'hilade! TLLINGIS - [ 3 i N 10 §$ o0 Symcial Dispateh to The N Y. Tribo WicA90, Tacsdar, Aug 2% 15 At a mesting of the n Mate Goutral Committes of Nlinos, , Aug. 23, th fol- lowing resolution was adoj Resolwed. That the Governor of the State ba solicited to re. quest the two Senators from [1linois to attend the Philsdolvhin Convention of Southern Loyaliste fo mest on the 34 proximo, {0 aot there in conjanction with other ropror-utatives from (Lis State. In accordance with the foregoing resolution, Goy Oglosby has requested Sonators Yates and Trumbull toat- tend the Convention as dolegates t large and_ropresenta- {ives have been appointed by the Kepublican Union State Ceutral Cmmittee. The dol gation in full will consist of the Hon. Lymasn Trumbull, Hon. Richard Yates, Hon. L. Brentwood, Hon. C. W, Matheny, Hon. F. A. Hoff- man, Col. 1. Wilson Shafier, Hon. E. 8. Isham, Hon. Joln C. Dore, Gen. Stephen A. Hurlbut, Gen. A. C. Fuller, Gen. A. L. Caetlain, Hon. Jacob Haskell, Gen. B. M. Prentiss, Hou. Geo. ¥. Harding, Gon. Wm. Birney, Hon. D. L. Hough, Hon. Juo. L. Fincher, Gen. Jesse Mooro, Gen. T. 8. Mather, Hon. Geo. N. Black, Col. A. C. Bab- cock, Hou, Georgo J. Bergen, Hou. Robt. D. Sanders, Gen, B. H. Grierson, Gen. James 8. Martin, Hon. C. Beecher, Hon. Gustavus Koerner, Hon. Thos, Quick, Hon. Jos. Prickett and the Hon. Thos. Ridgewny. GEN. LOGAN'S SPEECH AT AURORA Special Dispatch to the N. Y. Tribane. CHICAGO, Tuesdny, Aug. 25, 1865, A special from Aurora, dated last night, says: One of the qargest and most enthusigstic loyal meotings yet beid in this State in the present eampaign cacie off here to- day. The errangements for the meetinz which ably conducted by Dr. Young, the Rev. Dr. Forrester and some other Tfinlh‘mnn, were fully seconded by the people, nd the result was such & turn out as is seidom witnessed at any political demonstration outside a great city. Over 10,000 citizens wero assembled in the City Park where the meeting was to be beld long before the hour for the commencement of the exerciscs of the day. Gen. Logan was escorted to the meeting by 8 battalion of old soldiers made up from the veterans of the 7th, Lith, 36th, | 52d, 89th, 124th, 196th, 88th and 141st Roguuents of Vol- | untoers and Battery. The Genera! imj upon kit ic .~ the fact that the troe friends of liberty were those who favo ed liberty for all wen. Not the hypoorites who, for political purposes, & passion for Irish freedom. and at the saine time strove to maintain negro slavery, but the loyal party of this country, who bave fought for universal frosdom for all. The treachery 0f Johnson and his advisers and supporters toward the Feniars he exposed in no measured or mincing terms ! He appealed to ahmen if there were &ny present to answer if thoy d longer place confidence in these men. Hundreds unmistakably belonging to representatives of the Green Islo responded lot Never | never ! they've betrayed us once but they can't do it egain. The peroration of this lengthy address was directed especially 10 soldiers, recaliing to them the associstions of the battle- field, reminding them of the torilling scenes through which they bad passed, and impressing upon their minda the duty devolving still upon them of supportivg; the same glorious prisoiples for which they offered thoir Lives & sacrifice upon 1he altar of their country. The speech was the finest effort yet made by Gen. Logan in this cawpaign, aud was received with most en- © of voices | thusiastic demonstrations by the great audience, which | -scemed to increase up to its vory close. OGAN'S APPOINTMENTS. N. Y. Trlbune. CHicAGO, Tuesday, Aug 24, 1856 Gen. Logan's canvass promises to be an extraordin suceession of ovations at Waukegan, at Elgin and else where. Elaborate preparatious for his recoption are be- ing made and with unwontod enthusiasm. EMPHATIC RESOLUTIONS OF A BOLDIERS' CONVENTION. GE! Special Diepatchito T Special Dispateh to The N. Y. Tribune. ChicAco, Tussday. Aug. 28, 1866 At a largo soldiers' meeting held at Peoria yesterday, strong resolutions wero unanimously passcd, of which the following are a fair samaple: Resolved, That we look upon the course of the presont Ad ministration as calculated to fritter awny all thut logal guined over treason, all that patriotio valor achieved won of the boatsof S while the courso of Congress i demanding guarantees of the States lately in Rebellicn, before again admitting them to par. ticipate in the Government, meets our approdation and sball obinin our support. Resoived, That the present attempt of corrupt politieians to commit the woldiors and sa the nation to tue Philadel. phin Convention merits and meets with our fuliest scorn wud contempt. That while others may affliate wit.i the butchers Forrest and Taxlor, Wede Hampton and Mosby, and with s be shall be reloased from prison. we remem bor Fort Pillow, Libby Prison and Anderson . aud stand aloof from the degrading speotacle. <ot MISSOURE. i WANCOCK AND THE MISSOURI CONSERYATIVES— GOv. FLETCHER ARMING THE STATR MILITIA. Special Dispatcis to The N. Y. Tribune, o §1. Lotns. Tuesday, Augost 28, 1354, Gen. Hancock, in respouse to an inquiry, s o positive assurance that he will sustai huh'hrr in enforcing tho laws of tho 3 olections. It was stated to him by the Conservatives that the Governor proposed to enforoe tho laws ngainst Conserva- tives only, but Gen. Hancock mays thic can only bo determined by actual trial. 1t 18 his provines to assist the not to resist the: Gov. Fletcher is moving arms to the State Capito! to arm the State militia, and the Conservativos aze create a disturbance about it. APPREHENSION OF VIOLENCE AT THE COMING BLEC Jlox. i o The N. Y. Tribune. Spectal Dispatch to The . ¥ TE01T, Tasiley. Aus. 94, 1 oher Tho dis 23 of the ATAtions GEN. 0 concorning Missouri advices agree that violence in that State st the franchised Robels are organizing polls, and comuit other outrages. E are making to resist them. CONGRESSIUNAL NOMINATION S1, Lours, Tussday, Augnst 22 1455 the Second Congressional District The Conservatives in nomiuated Col. Brodhead for Congrass to-day ————— MICHIGAN. —— INGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS. to N. Y. Tribune. Special Diepw DETROIT, Taesday, Aug. 24, 176 ‘The Republican Congressioual Convention tor the Fourth District met at Grand Rupids, to-day. The Hon. T. W Terry was unanimously renomizaated by acclamation. K was waited upon by a committoo to inform hiw of h nomination, and entered the Convention and delive very sble and _oloquent sddress upon the great Natioual quastion of the hour. A letter w %0 read, received some days since, by the Hon. T. D. Gilbert, frow Mr. Terry, in which he endorsed bis draf for $2,000, the amount of his extrapay, with the request that the same, subject to the decision of the Convention, be given for ¢ The gift wan directed 10 be 8o applied I'he Republican Congressional Convention for the Vi District met at Flint to-day and renominated the H Jobn Driggs. Eloquent addresses were mado by Messn Strickland, Driggs and others, and resolntions strongly in domsing Congress and the course of Mr. Duiggs wero strougly approved. FUSION OF JOHNSON-REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS. Special Dispatch to The N. ¥, Tribio Curc 2o, T The Democrats and Johnsouites of € . and will bold a joint Convontion uext week, 1o nominate two members of Congross aud & County ticket. It is un- stood that the Hon. Geo. H. Peudleton will he nomi nuted for Congress in the First District and a Johnsonite in the Second. Among the Kepublicans who has this movement are ex-Mayor Harris, Gen. A. Hickorloo) aud the Rev. M. P, Gadd et KENTUCKY. A RADICAL UNION CONVENTION AT LEX(¥GTON. eaday. A acinnat have fused | Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune. Cricano, Tuesday. Ang. 28, 1 A Couvention of Radical Union men L Lexington, Ky., and delogates have been Phllmhlln a Conveu . Resolutions we'e ad: suring F ent Johuson, and indomsing tho recoustruc tion policy of Congress DELEGATES TO THE SOUTIERN LOYALISTS CONVENTION The N. ¥. Tuib », Tuesday, Auy 28. 166/ that the radcal Union t Lexingtor: weoting for delegates to the Loyal Convention et Puila delyhia, and appointed 30 additional dolegates to 1 the Vil Congressional Distriot CANDISATES VOR GOVERNO Cri104G0, Taesday A speci teh from Louisville muys ) lidates norship of the Stats begin 1o bo ! g the public sentimont. Prow uawes 18 that of k. H, Stau eetpeee 1owa. e OPPICIALS REMOVED. Special Dispatcii 1o Tha N Y. ' 18645, A dispatch from Doamoines says that the Copperheads here clum that tho ifon. P. Melendy, Uuited states Narshal for 1 oo powitively roimovel aud F. Walker Lin his place. Metendy 18 one of prgetic wen in the Stat W & straight ont Dewocial, sod v Lins e Hou. Caleb Baldwin has resigned the United States .I""" Attorneyship, und L. L. Aipsworth, 8 Copper iond of Fayefte Coun'y, tins been appointed. N. C. Doer. ing of Mitehell County has been removed as Mail Agent and O. H. P. Scott of Van Buren County appointed. "Col. C. H. Mackey, 8 Kauguivo, Las boou made Collestor of the Fonrth District s bocn mado Col ———— MARN TION AUGUSTA, Me. 5 3 Taesduy, Aug. 98 1866, u State Convention be: o demgnatod th paia Convention of Soutbern Unionists. Gov. Cony, Gen. Cuamboriain, Ges. Samuel E. Spring, aud Ex-Gov. Ab uor Coburn, District dolokatos woro also chuson, were | < been hold at NEW.YORK DATLY TRIBUNE, WEDNE3DAY, AUGUST 29, 1860 ! VERTOGNT. | The Uuon Stale i Con » 1tr ! 1 » tho Pinlad o | followis steos at barg; Poland, Goo Edmunds, red dbndge, J. 8. hior | | rit, Portu Licut-Gov. Gardvar, John B. o J. Gregory Smith, C. W. W1 d, eud E. I, Waslios, NEW-YORK. —— AN OPFICIAL REMOVED IN BLMIRA ELmima, Tuesdny, Aug 28, 1866, John 1. Nicks was to-day removed from the offics of As- )r of the I'wenty-seventh Congressional District. This about throo thousand Republicans serenaded Mr. ks, and congratulated him on his removal. Speeches were made by Mr. Nicks, Hon. H. Boardinan Swmith, Capt. Jolin M. Losie and T. C. Cowan. ——— NEW-YORK CITY, e v icg THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION-REPUBLICAN AB3O- CIATION. At a large and enthusiastic moeting of the above- wamed Association. heid last evening at the ifth Ward Hotel. Alfred G. Buell in the ehair, resolutions were adopted approv- ing the Constitutional Amendment; dououncing Andro Johnson and the New-Orleans massacre; upproviug the ministration of Gov. Fenton, and fully approving the Southern Loyplistg@ouvention iu the following word l Tust ful'y approviug of the Souther: which is to_assemble at P Iphia on Capt. Coutles D. 3 M. | to represent this Distri ‘o said Conveution. | A committee of three were appointed to report a ticket for | detegates for Syraouse, to be elected ov Friday evening, Wm. | 1. Bailey was eleeted Recording Secretary, 1o fill the vacanoy occasioned by the removal of that officer from the Ward. RESIGNATION OF A UNITED STATES MARSHAL. 1t is understood that Antheny F. Campbell, United States Marahall of tbe Bastern Distriet of New-York, & resi- dent of this city for many years, and & prominent Republican, bus tendered his rosignation to President Jobnson, with the request that be bo immediatoly relievod of tha duties of his oflice. PROPOSED JOHNSON MREETING. The adjourned meeting of the delegates from Now: York to the late Poiladelybin Convention was Leld last even- ing ot the Maisou Dorés. The objaot of the meeting was to make arrangements to bold & mass meeting ‘or the purpose of ratifying the proceedings of that Convention. 1t was resolved to hold the meeting in Union-square ob September 17, und the following persous wete appointed as 8 Committeo to wait en the prowment members of theit party and complots all the | arrangements: Hiram Ketebuw, Gens, Talmadge and Teylor, d Eli Nortop. The meeting then aojourned. TWENTIETII WARS JOHNSON CLUB, At a meeting of Conservative men of the Twentieth ‘Ward on Monday evening & Johnson Club waa organized by the election of tue following officers ident, Garret P, Bergen; First Viee Presidont, Joun I'. Gregson; Secretary. James Courtney; Treasurer, John Buckley, sr. ~Vioe Presi dents—First Distriot. W. C. Joues and Jumos McLeer; Second District, Robert H. Whitiug; Thira District, Saymour L. Hus ted and William Halsey: Fourth District, Major-Gen. Slo clum and N. B. Morse; Sixth District, E. H, Plummer and C. B. Timpson, : President Johnson's Interviews and Speeches: Re- marks to Citizons of Indians; Nashville Speeed, Juoe 9, 1854; To Virginia Refugees: Intorview with George L. Stearvs; Address to Colored Soldiers, October 10, 1965, Interview with Senator Dixou—with Colored Dolegation respecting Suftrage, and reply of, Romarks to Committes of the Virginia Logisla tare; Speech of Fobruary 22 1866, To the Colored Peopls of the District of Columbia, may bs found in The Politiesl Mauul for 1666, For sale at Tug Tumune Office —~— Breoklyn. ATES TO PHILADELPH'A. amed gentlemen wore Union Couvention to ba heli delphia on t war next, by the Union B Committee ating Delegatevut Larg..—1i Houor My Hall ox Mayor F. A Lambert, ez M Fresilout N ivgs Co., b0 DELEG The following- delogates t chosen s 4 Pbi uolican Booth. ex-Mayor Georgs L | . _Hon. 6 | Sroas, Oukley Noelyms, G caoett, Edward Cary J. M. ¥ “ A B. Thas > Crowsil, Judge A, H. | It . Benadict, Archioald lon. Jolin Navlor m Sk | | 4l - | | | ey M. Fr Winslow, Brruard J | Brown. Tsse dorveer. 2. W. Butcher | Winslow, F. K. Stration, Georgs F | W, H. Berges, Lucien Birdwye, D. Tur | Spooner, WL Hubbeil, Il F. Wing § W | T Jriffen, E. V. Shotweil A, B Cl Norton, jr., itierpont Lord. Joseph M i Webb Henr Eilor, Frau S A TRR John Nerthrup, J 3C. Buicher. . 8. B Joseph T AR Dyo D. L. Northeup. 8 T. M AR E Wiliam Mattaaws, Raadotph Tho above delegates are reque | poses at No. 9 Court-at., on Thu | o'clock —— THE FENIANS HEAD CENTER STEPTIENS AT TROY—IIIS VIEWS ON THE SITUATION—SWRENEY'S COURSE AND CHARACTER REVIEWED. Spesial Dispaict to The N. ¥, Trihs . - Tuor. T Chief Organizer o 0d a large audience tn Ho was re d hoers, and apcke for nearly two esday, Auguat 24 1904 the Feuan | riswo d Opers with tamultuous olanation of bis | erts faction | ‘ry. Ireland, our mother. bad been stabbed by wn childron. Turee times the koife has been plunged nto Ler broast by those who ought to bave been faithtal to dependsnes. The first stab waa given when the ood in this covutry ajlit into two factious, at o wo wers most in meed of lenders o both sides are " tg agement existed at the Moffat Mauaion, said, was 4 e ud in s ourn in denunciation of the O'Msbony nest Emmet or \ed bim. The Senato yarty broke up and had it not been for my release from to I ot pow bo in existence. I . not to give any explanation of my release. Tha | the Cumpo Bello affair. That was o res iy chaos snd Jobmson's coarse in taat sffvir, 119 neutrality laws he would ba (o loaders ought to bave known that the Government eould d of ignora was 00 patriot | bt s of the conspirators were retaken. 5 ~Price Lists, ingnding lesding e planta for the Fail of 496, « ior (hous who dosire 3 avail hemselyoe.of (hm method of purcliasing. Grape Vinew at Tona Taland THE PUEBL THE REVOLT AT SING-SING PRISON, | et e —— | 8T LODIK. Spoctel Dispaieh o Tie B ¥ Tribun are now resiy Chud pronost roat advaning: THE 1ONA AND ISRALLLA A SIEOCIALTY. | . f | Desperats Qustaught of e Conviclss | ow Lo sue o v e ommty oo U | Cunof Lo ed e Vo Vv i, % e | lemee of the cholors. That dismase i» Bow conl alimowt, | "o wisk to dew veey extonnvely. - entirely to tho pooror clas, baviuy 191t the conbral wanls. ;“-‘-:"-::hkudmmm-:":':fl&fl N Yostorday the ints nts w3, Tt 1w ARy b e planie snd SARer wndwesenie 310 y of partice- BRAVERY OF ONE OF THE GUARDS. | dopoviousdsy oo o HNDOTE | o atomtren thin soseom : omoage The Cluis propossias emabis off whe devire i1 ko obtain firstcless e Bpacial Digpatch to Tha N. ¥ Tusowie Farben-vinee s whokasls srices, mé offar be Lioss who whil cngak v X ” CHIC . 28.- [ew ue! e formatiom of Chube, wines withost 3 3 UIST OF THB KILLBD AND WOUNDED, | CucAw. Aug 35 [ewew semu of cholem o | e o o oo o o, O o o o MOBILE. portant to mew of weslth and Mo profasone ae 15 bhoss of the iy sl odt arcans. Throwgh Clebes elase of vises mey bo sbbuised for Special Dispateh to The N. ¥. Tribuue. ottoe than cau e purabased with money. MosiLg, Aug. 28.—Advices from Mobife anmounce: g~ - MY STOCK OF THE [ONA AND ISRARLLA VIRES 80T that the Savananh packet 5. ¥ Howard acrived from New. | OKOWN IN GPEN Akit, AND UNDER GLASS, IS ¥PRY EX York last night, baving on board cight 0asem of oheler whiok: | TENSIVE, COMPRISING PLANTS SFECIALLY ADAPTED bad broken out during the passage. Two porsous uad died FOR THY. OARDEN,, AND ALSO FOR THE VINBYARD: proviously, makiog 10 oases i al. The past. Wintonof grest severity hias added'its weight of confrums- e Uou 10 the wel-sutablisbodoharacter of the [ONA and [BRAKLLA- HOERaE.. fo bardy eoduranee aad esastanoy of productien From Our Bpocial Corrospoudent. Sixa S, Toesday, Angost 28, 1666, A Wloody affair oceurrod ac the State Prison bere yeaterday afternooo. No less than thirty conviols had banded thomse! s togather to break jail and decamp. Some of the mbor are the most desporaio charaoters over osnfined with- in the walls of & prison. Kepecially may this be add® | Now Oprians Aug. . —Thore Wero OBIE 4| Tharo romains medeubt buthe ninds of the nos judiciouseimers. EDWARD _cnnom,m munu. deattis from cholera to-day. ors, that npon thess two chiefly rests the proiiee of-eminend seocoss who was instantly killsd while advanciag on the guard. - oT. Lowss. in Amecican OrapaCulturs, Bor irait aod for wise. (Soe “PRESHNT and BUTURK of Amarican Grape Guiture” +*Thie IONA aquele the beat Karopeen kinds in riohasss, pevity sed: mtinemant, aod in Uie uniloum meiting quality of-ite flesh, wisieh cen wot be eaid of any other American.grepe.” I Ang. 25.—The 4 of the Faalth| *Itis vasqualed Gofice, rick, sudaring wines. its conter-being iree: Oficor shows. tho namber of dsathefor the weok 84, of whish “m::w"’,,.";f:“u 22 wore by oholara. The lisease bas not assumed an opidassie | * =t0s B8 I 0 T e fne wines of Europe’” i form this season, aad is now wbating. Those grown from single eyes. are from the best of. wood swepareld MEMPHIS. for the purpess of making the most beaithy and andaring plaate. Mrsenis, Aug. 23.— ‘ho cholera is increasing: here;. 1 bave aiso & fine stask fiom ersen-wood cuttings thalare thebest of thowgh es ot it bas not sssumed an epidsmio form. Thieteon. oases uro regorted to-day, of whiok seven wero fatal, ‘The weatuer is tomperate. ford, siias Duffy, was one of tho ovew of piratiost vouse | pamed the Rhoda G, whiol veasel some time ago made a thior- ing trip up the Hodsou River, the crew going sshore ab Posgh- koapais, whers they ontored the house of the Rev. Mr. Hage. Br. Lotm, Aug. 2 .—The shoborw buriala on Setue- day wore 90, o0 Suoday 80, and en Monday 85. LOUISTTILLK. Lamiros of Dutchess County, as life of Jauer Palmer at Foo, broak jail during his incarceration evoryihing portalning to the affair of yesterda) tho statements of diffcront persous, sad thom: - STATRMENT OF ORLANDO HUMPERET. CINCINXNATL. dod o my of always having chied ragerd: ,g:,‘.;':{,‘:;‘::&fl‘.m';m&‘“,_._ Crvomwats, Tuesday, Aug. 25.—Twemky-fi%e | to the qusiit.of the panks for serly sod: abuadust bearing, asd fon Hiet, started out of the front door of foun in a | deatbs from cholera were reporied yesterday. hardy vigon " ol voios for the mon 1o tho augur 8hop Lo come ont aad pes —————— I,Mmmm.:*.- that way, immediatoly the whole crowd, in uumber, od to McLoughiiu's eall and came rushing from the Mt;ll To0m ihlol{: wy room and paseed out of the south door down Leyond the tume kila, theuce W iho rail: yory maa of them boung armed with Bapping clubs and fong knivos. Whnen they passed 1e they #aid 0ot & word. Oue man shook Lis fist &t me, but said not 8 rd. They ran a8 {ast as ticy coukd, sil yeliog, 1 followsd th immediawely to the south guard t. Thero I saw them o i Elrard Stallord at this Vime, 8od was In & moment afler I saw A. Hutehinson has oonfessed that he was the cause of the doata of Jokn Remy, whioh ‘ook place on the 15ith of Dotober Lo morrow. et~ encounter the guard. A Beau'~ and & Charm. outig to Lis followers Lo come 0. Tho waparalieted simpibes; and durabiiity of its weohsnisa, sud SSHord fal to th ground, th ouviots etil AEHting 609 | o wbaotute cerinioty of ite lostant dod oorstant sparation. make it | arenow eo low that ell who have growsd: in which to pleat them cen. Guards. When Staffurd fell the conviots sositorsd, the guard | iuvaiuable o every lady. The stitch s ent and | yfoud,io obtain euough vines st once. to furuish an eurly ead sbynd- pusuing. All sere takou but one, Fifnetory in oll poode. Tin waowia w & mmaeyy amo. | 1 N TR o e, SIATEMENT OF Tilk GUAKD AT THK 8OUTH POST. Thus writes the lady who introduced the brst Wikleox » ¥ My vame is William G. Galey, | am 8 G ot 06 he Sowiug Mashine in Chicago, sevon yeacs ago.—(Advactis | Some will be soid with wood entire. but not h-fl-b-lt: p this & good oppestunity ouo huadsed. Propagators will Aud obtainiug eyes. ALl who are interested are {nviéed.o.visit the [siend, sad iniapect.the- guards wouth end of the prison; the lirst iutimatioa L bad of the re- Volt at the prison, 1 obsorved somo 20 o more couvicts ol o # beap bebind the lime shed, baving juss come from the South Foundrr ; 1 immodiatoly ran o m; ot wy musket sud Fovaiwes, and tetnrimd, whon T gok back to my position [ saw e ooy g of ek gt e Hebou RS SR oue of the ~5 oamed Grifio, saooting at the oou- niae okt top st Peokekill, where bosts sre in resdiness.la.couwey Yicts us fast o o ovald 10ad and firo. The cowviots then rag aengess bo the leiand. two miloe distast, for & modorats companastiss. rned 1 copy, 1 year—i04 numbers. 8400 | pien of Garden-Vines of laoa and leraells. Nos | and 3, throe. townrd my post; I raised my wusket to my shouldor sud thom to halt, bat they did not wind me. I shod and saw 006 man fail. 1he head ones then stopped for so in 3 Mait swbeoribers, g Mait subscribors, © copies, | year—I04 uumbers. Mail sabacribers, or over, S ooplon for asele 300 | piamts sach, o the sume of sither wamber will besank on receint ok Torsoas remnttiog for 10 copios 830, will receive aa extra copr Wie prices por dosen, wish 50 coats sdditions! fon oot of seading, , whon St hugo knife, yolled to thoni o oliow i Lok ard o ho yeded, * Kill toe Jfor6 monhe ue dosen Vinayard Viase willbe scnt as above, & fige por 190 800 of @ b——b. Cut his heart out ” 1 thon drew my revoiver Persons remitting for 15 0onies 345, POOSITE AN SLLTE 00PF g.m-‘..-.mmu“ufl,l—uu.‘- asd Suspped s st o advinaing pecly L. “l‘;-:;_"": WASKLY TEIBUAD: number of lote that cannot well be represental g samplos, sb very would not go off. The convioss wore then within o ‘Masy whobere 110 sxsmiae s o qusiily, hove f me, the sioes flying about we like ball. At tbis | Mail wubsoribers, single copy, | year—52 uambors. .. 8200 orable rales. o e gy ot nd ‘roiraty | Ml sebueribors, cluwof . [ 00 | found y No. 3 bottes than they oxpocied to GaizNo, 1, sad bars wlse wihioh 1 did, faing beok tue rallrosd. L | Ten copies, addressad to namos of 17 5 | found the purchase of apecial lote very advantageous. then tureed sgain _aud enapped rovolver | Twonty copies. addressed to names :Il: : Those who purchase hy ssmple will bo esssrad of receiving the. but it woull not go oft. The couvicts were stil par- copios, to one address. .. .. 16,00 1 gy ropasmniod, and ! will be guacateed e s arrivel, ok the 4y copios, to one address Ab extra copy will be sent for Addross L on olub of ten. 3 Vines, in perfoct eandition, et tho depot desnated. TRIPUNE. Now-York. MANUAL OF THE YINE “Tho Manus of the Vine.” Eighth editivn. Cowmprising * e Arated” and * Wesckiptive Cataiogues,” ianthorough aud cempeshon- sive treatise, in which o)l operations pertasaing to the Masagoment ok Vioes io Gasden aod Vineysrd aro repuasenied by ougraviage (150 im. nuaber,| drawa Grom liviog vives. This ecabodise the experioncs of many. yoars. sctively gmployed the maaagement of vines, on & large sasle sad in gardews, and coutaina saing. | rotroated rapidly down the raiiroad track uatil 1 got uear & quarry whora some laborers wore at work when I eried hoip. ‘Tho laborers came from tio quarty armed with thoir when the convicte were compeliod to halt. Just at this momens Statlord wassbot dead by one of the guarda who woro LurTyivg to wy assistaico sud then the combat snded, sad sil DIED. BEABES—On Tusday, August 23, Chelatinos s=Wot of Josatban Baam T yaars. Notice of funarel in. Thursday's paper. CHRISTIE—Oy Sunday, Augnat 26, Floreace B ancke. ..?“d-mw of Jobn B. and Adalice Chiistie, sud graad-ctikd of ¥he lie Fraok- TIE 80GAE A DESPERATE ONE. woen was o LLriliiog ove, the Jespor- rators knowing 6o bounds. Coroner Thomus boid an tnquest o6 the body of Staflord this ation of tise cor Smith of Hastin e Tin Oilmore, seed 10 mouths, | ng bewsg ~-““'"";‘ e Al 9 Tt velatives and frien: s are respact(ully i © od to attand the funeral, | much infocmation of importance, ot 10 be found iu any other publige # to bis deach w mptiog o Weduesday, the “9th st & 2 . .. (com Bevgea-avn., BOen | on All who follow ite disections will securs & setisfectory rosult. run the gua: te Prison, usi reats of violsnes maingt the ofigers of said prison ‘whi the disobargs of their duty, aud wo Lorsby exooorate said officers frow all Mame one of the gnards was hort soriously. A man nawed Hafl erly o guard. died suddoaly of dis- ease of the hoart scon after the affair was over. bis complaint being broaght 06 by the exoitement of the 000asion, s having aasisted 1n the capture of the conviets LIST OF CASUALTIES. The following is 8 st of the casualtios J s Molougblin received May sth, 1863 from Brookly, robbbery fiast dogres, Bive yoars, aged |7 years. gun suot flesn wound on beck. pasaing downward, bail extractad. Sk bdraw Yatas, May 31, 1565, Brooklyn, murdor, lifs superfi- ol wound of sealp. uaty. robbary first dagres, Octobar NJ ) In paper overs, seut for 30 coata, Augost st the rosidenca o Brookiyn. on Buodey Sroning et e st | Twenty-four pago Pampbiet.” ostaining fullaacouad o ke fons Gt A wile of Edwand Fwon, in the 524 | and Larweila, with their distioetivecharsctoristics. * The Presont and Amerscan Grape (-wvure,” and otber ingortant matiers, withy friends of the family are invited to attend the bearing, sent 1o ‘ (asar Peekokilly, Wostchosior Gon N s riatis e, Fusres!. ot W ednouday, st 3 o'clock. Carriagos will be in waitiog at | engraviug of fous and lsrvetia Vides in Fulton Ferry. ST—In Lafavetta, near Jorsoy (\'L. on Tuesdsy, Avgost ames Gilobniat, fu the 524 year of bis age. The! iwou aod friends of Ahe funeral, ou Thursday next, from hie late ot Jarssy City. Notice of our given in Lo-morrow’s paper. HAWLEY—ln Brookioid, Conn.. oo Fridey, Augau 34 Beuaie, wou of 11, B. and Eather M. Hawley, sged § mouths. HAIOHT—AS Plainteid, N. J., ou Tuesday, Avgusi 2, David riok, son of Nathauiel C. snd Sazah Haight, sged 11 monthe aud 25 Stoddard’s HOLERA SPECIFIC: A SURE PREVENTIVE AND CURE OB CHOLERA, CHOLERA MORBUS, DIARRHEA DYSENTERY, SUMMER GILCHIRI 2. clal; gun L Tty g e boll PAMMIE | The Fusersh will ke place from the resideace of b M > - rom the rool M. . Wy e Pty Bope e T Narst Orand-st, Jervey Cily, on Thutaday. the J0th COMPLAINTS, PAINS [N THE STOMACH, Tt st b5 s The relatives and (rionde are rasgec(ully avited AND BOWELS, &6 ; N. J, on Tuesday, Augush 24 after & I action s (NMEDIATRE snd PPICACIOUA N virtuss have boow Dufly. Jan. S0, burglary. first 1248 Tan n yons ¢! his sae. aged 24 years touond o 15 years and 6 wonths contine e e R e o Soskiail g =X meat from Daloksr's Co., gunssot wound back o boad, B ks maees "o Halelt testod by thoassndasinos tho helors Soasen of | oo t tho laft oye; dead. City. arm reapactfilly nvited to stiend ts mfi o0 Thursday, | and mecommwnp it. Al adumit it to be ihe Bust Cowrouna Kwows ko was sentenced at the same tims Stafford August ), 8t 2 0'clock p. ., from the Paliaade M. E. Charco. ok i offance, was already to Join (08 CORSPIrAtors, JONHNSON—In Brooklyn, on Tuesdsy, Augast 23, Waler, child of for the Complaints for wl dougued ‘wero frustrated. Robert K. and A deline Johason, aged § Guptbe aid 4 days. STODDARD & BURTON, Proprietars, Teoy, N. Thuere was another convict mortally woundad whose same [ nds of llhanl'wlly ars gvll-'l"- -M--‘ll tha -ty RO to put_on the list of casusiies, to wit. Jobn C 1 :‘"Iuw"‘* o Heory st on For sals by all Druggists sad Dealers in Madicioes, 3 seut here by Mayor Hofmaa of New ¥ork for o lerih ooty Avps. 9. b Ouilfoed, Cona., Noliie Judson | WELLS & Ca, DEMAS BARNES & Co, sad DUDLEY & SPAR g tbe contliot h old- aughiar of Uurtis J udeon of thin city, aged 3 yoars, T bail passed (hcough it and entered his days. FORD, Now-York City. befe morrow worn) Ooe atite Oraneccy Park Houss on Wednesday stdf | — - g pe— Empire Depot of Games. CROQUET. A lacge and spleudid amortmeat ab lowsst prices. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. s before to. of the lot, Samuel Woead, & Brooklyn the convicts in the prison = the Fuily sie respactiolly inviled, without Waterhury, Coan., Yonkers, N. Y.. snd Indisoapolis, lod., papers blisaful igoora: [t ir. Th t gase ©py Yanows mombare bl v!n“: hhl::l‘yrml ot e ‘EV"—‘_ At ding Bing, 0n Tusuday. Aveue 28, Mary A, wifs of Jowss [ ‘AUNT SALLY,” the new Eoglish out-door game. T A CONVICT BAGATES FROM SING T e St "t b faualy are. vespoctlly invited to ot BASE BALL, ARCHERY, GRACES, Oasof the iumates of dlog Siug Prison named James Cun. tand the funarsl, on Thursday sflernoon. s¢ | o cloek, from bor late | snd all kinds of gaues for the bouss, yard, snd fAeld. aigham escaped rom tto prison on Moadey. aud op to last | recidence No T3l Breomest. | ) 0 0 A B. SWIFT & Co, No. 47 Nassnat. N.¥. % night bad not been tetaksn. Mo nas OM tno rigar, & cromd § ST el T Ll ""l Rk yous of Bhx y s of the family are respactiuily Lavited t - sttand the foneral atagped with Indis ik, betweon the thumb and fore-fingor, ‘sRernoon, at 3 oclocs, frou bis lata residence, 1.0, 8 brosd scar across the windpipe; dark complexion; FILED S BETE Yor o and perfect RHEUM, and all 5 Humor Cure,—Waranied ths Jewiee ru“l: ::‘Pll.l:'. LI.P Y, SCROFUL: .3% all mole us! o right eye; fivo feat ai% iucloe (0 Loight, No. i6 o uge, Al deslers will return the mouey in 8%ely Sadd . — ————— —— T — R — LLES ot H t 3 years. evo ry ALABAN o A o | AN Y X vy, Mo York. Agania gt L. wninte ) B A s Special Notices. ™ - apiors saloon, oL PAMILY—THR GUILTY FOR THE NOS. 365 AND 367 BROADWAY. ATTEMPT 0 POISON A WIOLE PARTIES ARRBSTED—AN OPERA HOUSK IN MOBILE. Bpecia Dispatca to Lus N Y. Tribuan. Cui a0, Tassday 8ix men wers on Saturday stod Als., for uttempting to murder a colored rogramme of Arrangoment EXCELLENCY ANDREW JOHNSON, INITED STATES, B being closed, the busianse will by continucd ab NO. 333 BROADWAY. ek WM. TAYLOR. THE MUNIC mrf;fi?'-‘? L CITY OF NEW-YORK. s poiuted by the Common Council to re- | ‘ocy Andrew Johnwn, upon his arfiva. Mayot's Office, in the Hall. on uguat 29, 1966, awctaw County, mily by poisos- Amatour Gymnasts of the City of New York ar r invited (o sitend & dueetiug of the Gymusets st Wood's st thia city, will meet i Wednesdiy uert, the 2¢th in a. m., and from then:e. ing their apring of water. Fortunately they wero seen 11 | to Pier North Rivee t cive, formally, His Excel the act and ou complaiat to the military authorities wore | bebaif of the neopls and Government of this zl(;, 4 i 4o 8t. Nicholss Hote', Thursdsy affarnoor, AW‘ - g The Coata ieo, sccompuaied by thei diinguinhed viator and HANLON BKOTHERS. 5 z 4 g ol toward | #uFe wilthes proceed up State-st. 1o iSroadway, aud up Groudw Taweie o s — . Fifty thousand dollars have been subserived toward | FE Tty Hall, to the Govervor's Room, hers tho macbers of the | We have established a Branch of e bilding a now opera house at Mobile. Common Coueil aud e Hi Departaents of the Uity Govern: | Yokohama, Japan. TGS TINE HEARD & Cor Tho meotiag of the K. G. C.'s, o1 Satunday night, was | meat will be presented to Hie Excellrucy by His Houor the Mayor, | = —— - Ty . wobody 15 allowed sccess and Do | Who will also deliver s formal address o: belialf of the City. Wigs, Toup and Orn rpose of proceediug to the Governor's Roo, the J First quality baw ai dysing_ B W. A. BATCUELOR'S No. 16 Boud-at. report of tho procoodings could b obtained. oo, e Jube will weet in Ch: of the various court ¥ of departweate will Clothes W) of all kinds REPAIRED hy the BAILEY GEORGIA. W, N RNGING "MACHINE COWPANT, No. & - —— pecvisgrs, will weet in the Chamber of the Board of Supervisors st | €O t-at.. Now-York. ifort: will weet r, and Arwy and ex Army Ofivers in rd of Conncilwen at the sxme hour. " The Extra Tribune for the Political '(-th‘. A politcal siruggle, arely sarpaased fa importaace ot lateusty, Pross, aud th N iy S aud thowe wcompiying the Preai- | precipitated on the countey by the trsachery of Audtew Joha- TERPBITS IN CIRCC- | r of the B BFBOTS OF THE DROUTH—! ence of the winsllness of t1 e room. the ¢ ommittes of Re. o Cannda, but did not go there himwelf, uader would have beon the first to cr ine, He | puens) intended to go back to Irelund this vary year. and the | | sa or_dissolution of the Brot od would be soon | | . He sbould go to certaiu victory or cortain death, | aneaker wos interiuptod several times during the pro- | gress of his ramarks, especialy when be denounced Sweener The meetiug finally broke up iu s irregular manger, questions aud cross 100 speaker and his auds phons will remain here u day or two, aud attempt to organi ephens party, of wlhich tore 13 only o uucious 6 this city, Fenanisw being Sere al ufined to the Reberts wiag sl bk CANADA. - POTATO ROT—DAMAGE 10 THE OAT CROP—CABLE HONORS, Spo. tch to The N. Y. Tribure Orrawa, C. W, Taesdsy, Aug 23 1466, The rot has attacked ths potato crop in the | ountry. Owing 10 the late contmual raie aud wind | oatcrop is also a good des 1. These two p: ty { will bo here in the comiug W [ To-day is observed as a public holiday at this capital in | bouor of the layi sable. The holiday is | not general through .. | PURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE LAMIRANDE O\NE— | | TROOPS TELEGRAPHED FOR { Special Dispat 1o The N. Y. Toibuna | OriAv A Tuesday, Ao | Itwas at to-day that Judge Drumm | send bis opinion in the Lamirando cass by th | ogal authorities wn Eoglend.” 7%he Gazers 50 08 fol Aftes o very long discuasion, on late o 1o await ; tl €1 lico Magistrate, gavo his dec ug that ho should be commi mey’s writ 1o deliver him up to . Next day Mr. Dautre, Q. ( ication for & writ of babeas corp: 4 clear bours of notice t f the Fren ings for the issue of ¢ aring, he says, somo action to ol d on Friday ovezing for an o ' udge gave bis o pend bad no legal « Jate at night the Governor( Tant wis od i the jaiier's haud, snd ut g of Saturday notiee of the Crown, an_ app allowing 1 atil Sa { ing early 110gs 10 intere sisoact tw produce before the J od 1nto & highly colored declamatio rouss passions and 1l fee judicial coney 4 It was aff 3 in Quels the Governor-General bad telegraphed to K troops, andtbat they are te eome oul ai thy catlie ment. The Provinei tary, Mr. Macdouga leave to-day or to-worrow, it 8 thonght, for Sorinefield on public busimess. Mr. Macdougali 18 on Use coui appoiuted 1o tost the breech-loading rifies, and it islikely at bo goos to order » fow thousayd of that woapou. i 1 er only ealenfatad 15 dicivo o calm and | that on thip Spacial Dispatcl to The N. V. Tribune, itary frow the beleony of the City | son and some of his official or pereonal sdhierents to the grest patriotic party by which they ware lutrasted with powsr i crop wi x ! At the conclusion of the carvmanies st the City Hall, th~ procession e at Augusts, Ga., last woek, amou! | wili form, inig o w west gate of the Perk. proces Thie sk of this treashery is 1o pat the stesdfast loyalists of the )00, Large quantiti it groenbacks, made at g'g;"‘v o e anl-‘nr sheoeg outy t South under the fee: of the * whipped but aot subdued” Kebels, and Memphiis, aro in gis. They aro so woll | Il Teaue, and threugh the b tee pobite odioce o8 the Corpors. | 19 90sble the latterh glat their veagrane o0 the frmae, whom they, sugrayed as to dofy detection in nino eAsas out of ton. tiou be closed, and 0 business be truneacted o the day of the recop. | bate and carse as reuponsible for the most usaxpecied overtlirow D |t (Wodtuiay Angut 35 - oret o s o uleur S | i i = Contedorcy.” KENTUCCY, G Shqgeussy of peticlpation '8 30 | ‘Tug ropant whelosils sassacres sl Mompbis vad Mo Origts e i It 0 reapectiuly recommen o : bot conspicaous manifestations of the pirit mow rampeat in TUE GUERRILLA HMARPER STILL COMMITTING DXURE- e s Goie Messimte of Y netion | South, whaesof the pro-Rebel triamph ta_Ketasky is @ aors DATIONS. | sxampin. Too soldiers of Las, Bosarogard, Jobustoa snd Hood | e public bulidiies belongi | tbe dominant poweas #am the Potomac t0 the Rio Oraads: they 7 ozeupasts of all oter p. ‘i',‘f,'.::.'.‘. - eloct mach other o offica [ praferance aven to stay-at-home tags 4 el Bage during 0 iy * | Limy have supplusted aearly all othars 3 policemes of Soutbers v drivers of all pablic | cigies; they ars organized sud officersd as State militia; and they [Fom assing acroms oF aiong any Meet | iy sk avary demonstration of loyal Whites o loyal Blacks Police (or the Metropo!it | in assertion of the EQUAL RIGHTS of AMERICAN FREEMEN, Spoing. N Waosastoy S Toe ssbool-housss of the Blacks are barued snl theie White J. Wissox Guuas, Prasident, | subected o violeacs a0d outrage by anghanged Rebols, who Buane i thia work of ause dar aad acesn by shaers [or Andy Johusou and ex- At gt corations of Gongress. Jows STacow The purpose of forcing rapressatatives of tha Rehe! States into Con PR o i of D] PO | apous, 1o defiance of the loyal oath, by Presideutial st and Militafy power, is opanly avowad, wita throats that those wio resist it shall LoumsviLLe, Tassday, Aug 28, 136 Adviees from Bowling Groen, Ky., stato that the guer- rilia Harpor 18 rating io that victnity with 30 or 40 A tull company of Re;ulars ars stationed there, and 1y of cavalry will siortly take tho trail of the 1 i partica or private vehiches totd1in which ¢ District are ve trquirs- charged with the du'y meuts of the Committ LARGR WAUL OF 0)UNTERPEITRRS. teh to The N. Y. Trilins Caroago. Taesday, Aog. 28, 1364, Ditectivo Phillips o Bl of corintarfitars | nlon Kepublican General Committer: | 1. g o rebeis, snd 4 civil war ths Kiodid througliout the North and in Mattoon $30,00) in counterfoit green sater of Twanty-hisdet: | and West ; d for LIBERTR 1 money Was taken Sovanl thousand in g and Brosdway the Committor, | cou i % ¥ | Jo = v L eh ed tie " e A LBADER OP A COUNTER/EITING AND BUBGLARY | Jabv L Wi mutis g to i o YALTY—tor the sight of the UNION 1o axist and of MAN te 1i0u'd orgautzs aud work to stesngthen the hands of CON- tabla coutest before us. the SOUTIL and the COPPERHEADS thgd GANG ARRESTED. Spocial Dispatch to Th N. X, Tribune Ciicaao, Tucaday, Aug. 2, 1 yuploted, the D lowing call w 1 by Lo Secretary biislnnss being pro tem. W i i the Unlon Coutrsl Committes of the | 2 Union Geuersl Committes of the Oty snd | We muat convin Jom A. M f of an oxtonsive gang of o Lot 90 Loy ors are in Jo L ok do erdar— | cavolutions g0 mot backward~that Emaucipation fs an unchangesbly County, was vostorday brought city uudor a | o Thaksenh Asamb Dietes Lo o s e piacon of | SOV PoFioa OV LD RIDTEAOR it W20 having been uearthed and his plans fully discovemsd by & | 5 wing o Friday, t of Angust. 1968 and cloct thes | th ate of the humbioss AMBRICAN ere hencelorth gesrsm detective from this city delegatas ang *hres altarn! b Samebly I 2 180T | tau and alisided by the FEDERAL CONSTITUTION svd must be | onistained againet all gainsayera—tiat the doys whorew BLAGKS o WHITES wers bound %o reapoct have pussed THE GRAIN TRAUE OF CHIO, NIANS GOING BAST The following was the & rain in #tore in Cli eago on Baturdsy, August 25, a8 reported to tho Excbangs of the Board of Trads / the FREE STATES of 1880, fer W hold i with the Pros »lay the power in 1563, e Wheat, buss f‘.“"v 14 Re. redentials fer the & WEST VIRGINIA, and in MISSOURT baside We hold thew Corn, bush 630,345 y belli, and no pepwon | in our eavsing e andadlco thom MARYLAND aud DELAS Oats, bush 98,087 Daoon shal | WARE-the former lost o us through tusashery, othermise Jalimson Woeier b 140483 bi i wask DOPES | fag W auon et o th XLt Couguoun an ovewlaiming mayoctn A lurge body of Feniana bave loft here for the ¢s for hlno.hu- devotedto Loyaity. Natioaality, and the the inaliensbls Rights o8 20d Trath ba systomstical 'y diffused to -v-..J aeighborhood svay fsmide, throughous owe bioad vosniry. The Halliday Overiand Nimil aud Expross have woved office to Lhis city 0 1, Wairs, Chairman — TENNESEEE. Toth ond, we propres an axire tasas of Tx WenkLr Tnimux s Y " a1 4iz and contente with the foquiss edition), wiich it sapp'y to all Subseriptions rec 1 prior to Septomber 12, o 1 | e Clowing tacms, the paper 10 be ot end subicriptions Lo cane Phusdeiphis 5 | maase oa taseipt of tha womey s Sytacusn w00 WOLN, b on Prosdost. copins fuc thres aonthe. .. ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST DALR OP OOTTON PROM AR KANSAS—THE GALLOWAY-WOOD DIVPICULTY Spocial Dispatch to Tho N ¥ Trihune o 0 Tnesday, Aug 0 12 Last night's dispatchos from Memplis ssy frat 26 )f cotton from Arksnsas arnvod to-day. It was o Moore, who formerly ecommanded an Okio » organ 100 e, not Cotton in that quarter promises wors poocly e ApvANOR Tlio papars Lo be sent 1 0ae idiss AL frioude of (ho sause are invited to form olaba. Addross TUE TRIBUNE, : By - T 4 d i woundod Gallowsy of The Avalanche, dis- | clavns being a Radieal. Rumor says Mr. Donnison or- o the Distrct-Attorney 0 pr‘w“mAu Galloway for ! Jogod dofaicalion as postmaster, aitacl i paper, Notuing, howoyer. Lag be u douo, ! addrass, and i the evoning a pr '+ mambare ars tequostad o moet b The pa lm-hdmnutau‘nsflmfl ;