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1866 August 26

Articles

• Sunday-School Reconstruction at the South.
• Article 10 -- No Title
• MINIATURE ALMANAC--THIS DAY.
• FOREIGN MISCELLANY.; Mr. Swinburne's New Poems. Dramatic Censorship in England--Opinions of Authors and Actors Concerning it. Infelicities of a French Editor--Suppression of the Courrier du Dimanche. Earl Russell at Tavistock.
• Article 2 -- No Title
• One Evil of Great Cities.
• GEORGIA.; The Cotton Crop Seriously Injured by the Drought--Ratification of the Proceedings of the Philadelphia Convention.
• Article 6 -- No Title
• STEAMBOATS.
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; Cleared. Arrived. Sailed. By Telegraph. Miscellaneous. Spoken. &c. Foreign Ports.
• Article 1 -- No Title
• Article 3 -- No Title
• The Marriage Institution Among the Southern Negroes.
• TEXAS.; Election of United States Senator.
• Article 7 -- No Title
• Western Insurance Convention--The Tariff of Rates Adopted.
• Article 4 -- No Title
• Reform in the Administration of Affairs in Ireland.
• THE TURF.; The Races at Cleveland--Fourth Day.
• Article 8 -- No Title
• Execution of an Indian--His Dying Speech.
• RAILROADS.
• The Recent Rains and the Wheat Crops.
• Article 5 -- No Title
• TENNESSEE.; Attempted Assassination of the Editor of the Memphis Avalanche.
• Mass Meeting at Memphis--An Address form Gen. Forrest--President Johnson and the Philadelphia Convention Indorsed.
• Strange Scene in the Louisville Police Court--The Goose Ordinance and what Same or it--The Chief of Police Sent to Jail.
• FINANCIAL.
• Great Shower of Meteors Expected.
• VIRGINIA.; Fire in the Dismal Swamp--The Corn Crop injured by the Drouth.
• Cholera In St. Louis.
• BROOKLYN NEWS.; THE PROPOSED MASONIC TEMPLE. PROSPECT PARK. KINGS COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT. MILITARY. CHILD ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
• The Drowning Catastrophe at Newark.
• LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.; ODD FELLOWSHIP. Odd Fellewship in this State--In the United States--The Earliest: Ledges--Thomas Wildey--His Success in Estabilishing the Order--Its Emblems. CHOLERA. Reports Received Yesterday--Fatal Neglect--A London Physician's Remedies and Preventives--"The Cholera Mist." OUT-DOOR SPORTS. Base Ball. THE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO NEW-YORK. Preparations for His Reception--Parade of the National Guard--How and Where Regiments will Form. NATIONAL GUARD. Reception of President Johnson--Tomp Kins--Square--The Syracuse Encampment. POLICE COURTS. Jefferson Market--Before Justice Ledwith. The Tombs--Before Justice Hogan. Shipments of Arms, &c.
• Murder in Buffalo--A Man Found Dead in the Street.
• Death of Mr. W. A. Beach, Jr., of Troy.
• The Cholera in New-Orleans.
• NEW-JERSEY.; SUICIDE OF A CELEBRATED MUSICIAN. NARROW ESCAPE FROM A RAILWAY CALAMITY. TRIAL OF COTTON THIEVES. APPOINTMENT OF A POLICE FORCE FOR HUDSON CITY. ARREST OF FEMALE PICKPOCKETS THE CATHOLIC INSTITUTE.
• Article 9 -- No Title
• LAW REPORTS.; Court of Special Sessions. Counterfiet Currency.
• EUROPEAN NEWS.; Advices of August 25 by the Ocean Telegraph. Arrival of the Steamship City of Paris at this Port. Definite Conclusion of Peace in Europe. Prussia, Italy, Austria and Bavaria Unite in It. All Troops to Return Home Within Three Weeks. Venetia Freely Ceded to Italy by Austria. A Constitutional Government to be Granted to Hungary. Our Naval Officers Still Enjoying Themselves at St. Petersburgh. The Downfall of Maximilian's Government Conceded. OUTBREAK OF CIVIL WAR IN JAPAN. Extraordinary Demand for U. S. 5-20s in Paris. Large Amount of Gold Shipped to New-York. BY OCEAN TELEGRAPH. THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS. Conclusion of Peaces--The Treatics Officially signed. The Treaties to be Ratified Immediately. ITALY. Vonetia Freely and Unreservedly Ceded to Victor Emmanuel by Austria. SOUTH GERMANY. The Frankfort Assembly Sanction a Loan of Twelve Millions of Florins. The Prussian Troops Evacuating Mainz. SAXONY. Instructions to the Saxon Ministry. SPAIN. Suspension of Export Duties on Goods Shipped to Cuba. HUNGARY.
• Fires in San Francisco.
• NEWS OF THE DAY.; EUROPE. GENERAL NEWS. LOCAL NEWS.
• THE CHINESE EMBASSY.; The Commissioner--The Interpreters--The Inspector-General of Maritime Customs.
• MARATHA'S VINEYARD.; The Great Camp Meeting--Description of the Ground--Who are There--The Rules and Regulations.
• Excitement in a Crowded Negro Church--False Report that the Gallery was Falling--Several Accidents.
• The Massachusetts Congressmen.
• The Formal Conclusion of Peace in Europe.
• GEORGIA.; The Effect of the Convention in Georgia--The Grounds of the Popular Satisfaction and Disappointment--The Universal Determination to Sustain the Conservatives, both Actively and Morally.
• NOTES FROM THE PEOPLE.; Hugh Gardner. Central Park. The American Association for the Advancement of Science. The Sandwich Islands. Bone-boiling. The "People's Line of Steamers"--A Contemptible Swindle. The City Railroad Swindle. Stopping City Railroad Cars. City Railway Impositions. Car Tickets. The Tax Removed from the Dressmakers. Street Car Fare--Fourth Avenue. Explanatory.
• DIED.
• Desperate Encounter with a Burglar.
• Passengers Sailed.
• CURRENT LITERATURE.; THE VOICE. AVICE AND HER LOVER. THE TREVILIANS' SUMMER TRIP.
• A Royal Funeral in Honolulu.
• The North and the South--The Need for Missionaries of Peace.
• CANADA.; The Huron and Ontario Ship Cannal.
• OBITUARY.; Judge Dewey, of Massachusetts.
• The Largest Farm in the World.
• Passengers Arrived.
• Madame Anna Bishop as Robinson Crusoe.
• Reconciliation.
• FROM WASHINGTON.