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1ovtr than the reality. Tet, there sre stsan,,
gent laws against bribery And corruption
ETtn noto, when two Tory candidates arc In
the field Tor tht Representations Ok the city o.
London, It Is decla.ed by public 2dvertlse.
mtnts In the London papers that 3175, W.
had been subscribed to pay the expense OF
The contest and the legitimate expense be-
ing only $500 70 each candidate, Whist eaa the
5175,0N 70 for:
Al election day, and for three weeks before,
each candidate has to hire ccrtain number
Of public houses In the town or the district,
which he must keep open until the battle Is
oye1-1h1b keeping open meaning that unlsn-
tied eating snd drinking must be supplied,
from the commencement Of the campaign to
the c1cse, to every elector who promises to
vote for said candidate, on whom deyofTes
the task, whether he win or loose, Of paying
tie tavern bills, to the Items OF which no Oh
lection can be made By the successful man
The taverns and public houses, however, d.
rot draw most heavily on the purse Of th'
| candidate for seat In the British House o
| CoHmocs. There is a necessity, ercn whel
the election Is not contested Of employing I
| certain number Of local laWyers-meu wh
| are personally acquainted with all the efec
tors, who can therefore make fair ca1cula
ton Of the chances, aud who must ba vel
ra!d for their services. In tho event Of cor
test, nearly all The lawyers a1e employed
both sides knowing that their influence an
| local knQWlt 1Ee Is NIL f1Bportaut
, 1865-07-25
Hon. Jehu r. Potter
CHICAGO, July -, 1906.

Editors Chicago Tribune.
Tia s.Eauucks' teem to be terribly aglta.
ted over some remarks made by the Bon.
John F, Potter, to his countrJmen Mt De-
troit, few days since
They are coIne to remove him from office
and for whats Why, merely for saying to
come ct the American Delegates to the DE-
troit Convention, that be thought 1t for the
interest of our Government to take no action
Hha. ever In regard to the formation or any
new treaty between the British Provinces
and this country; that u the question o.
another tIcaty between ms bfltish GOV
ctnmept and this YVES left entirely alone.-
allowed to drop, that 1t would not, IN his
cpiricp, he two years before Canada "oold
al it Tor her Interest to join her fortunes
With ot1re, and OF her own free will and ac-
r, I'd srply for annexation to this aove5n.
mert : that 10 establish anoahe treaty would
txnd to prevent this, aod, as be thought II
fpr ,hc interest Of the two eountdses 70 oe
unittd. as O citizen Of tue United states, ne
wcnld advise placing No obstacles IN tbs way
This vas all he faid, and this was said to
| his otr. costntrtnnen, at confer encB meeuos
| to which none but Antriean dfas9atts tnrt ''a'
,itfd. Al this meeting he spoke to American
| citizens alone, oI what he considered th<tr in.
1
| Statee, not Canada. Now Ia there anything
! ii all this for the Canadians to raise such a
! hteeze about? Has 1t got to this that OH
| Courrl-General to Canada cannot talk with
| us regarding our interests. as related to thst
country. without the whole people Of Canada
| RI ttirg their backs up at words spoken by
onr Consul In private conference, with hi
oxn countrymen. But tell me, Mr. Editor,
one Of ypur members Was at that C1nventtnn
ard saw the notices calling q meeting 70,
Tbuttday morning, OF the '' 'AnetieAn Dele
only American Delegates we're invited. NoU
Vii ron not inform me bow these exaspera
ted Can.d;ana happen to know s
r,eatinc! They couldn't have in
frn5ed themsclyts at such meeting, undo
nyaoq Thi; Gh5 tssq Tsd oas hsys sss, tss
cnGis e onlT repeat what Mr.. Potter said OF
osssson b. 1o}5ns s III 1he ppesu@p
ion of their being gentlemen. ,,,. :,
IN case ron ne unable to enllshtea n n
uron this question Of their source OF aioi
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WASHINGTON, July 24.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury has ordered that no more Of tue
sued.
No decision has yet been made IN regard to
the Commissioner Of Patents, and Nj. Hollo-
way Is stu d'schargiug the duties Of bis office.
But little is said in reference to the appoint
ment. but Mr. Thacker appears to have the
best chance for obtaining it. Other changes
In the Inferior Department are spoken Of, but
nothing Is definitely known in regard to them.
The municipal election at Fredericksburg
Vs., last week, resulted In the SUCCESS Of tie
blttetest eecCssionlsts In the city. The elec-
tious In Virginia afford little encouragement
to hope for an early settlement Of the difficult
ties which the suppression Of armed rebellion
has 1eft to be conei1lated. Whenever and
wherever opportunity offers, the citizens Of
that State manifest a disposition to retain OF
place in power those who are most obuoxlous
for their completely In tho rebellion, and least
disposed to a.d honestly In tbs restoration OF
Union and loyalty to the Constitution. Its
understood that the notorious Mostly intends
to 1un as candidate for Congress ii his DIS.
trfrt
, 1865-07-25
Railroad Accidents.

CINCINNATI, July 24.-The eastern bound
mall train on the Ohio and Mississippi rail.
road met with an accident on F1lday near
DIllsbotoush station, caused by the washing
away Of cu1Yert. The engineer VAS drown.
ed-none others Injured.
4 friEhtfal md distressing accident oc-
CURED on the Central Ohio railroad, about
sinteen miles from Columbus, last Friday
morning, by which seven persons were killed
and twenty-five more or lesa injured. It ap.
pears that truck wheel On the cngine bro6e,
and after progressing few rods, the greater
portion Of the train Was thrown down an
embausment. smushtng the baggage. and DO
Ing considerable damage to the other cara.
A large number Of discharged soldiers were
on board, many Of whom were standing on
the platform, notwithstanding the repeated
wazntugs Of the conductor, and the conss.
quepcc was that nearly I'LL Of them were
Killed or wounded.
The following is q list Of ths killed Rev.
n. &. McConn, Of Ton!ca, Tazrwell county,
Illinois; Michael GsYiu, George Tautz, Il,
Harris, II. HurneY, kaufman Rador, and a
Alr. Smith. The last six were discharged sol.
diers, and resided st Lancaster and In that
vic.ni'y. OF the twenty-five perso ous injured,
but three are seritus]y wounded.
, 1865-07-25
Remarkable NJ xyapaper Audncity al
Lying.
From the NeH YORK H.fxId,1

We published faw days ago statement
of The tsIes Of the daily papors of this city
That sta. Inent was copied from the oii1c:al
dccuments-that is, from the books of the
Iuteyonl Revenue Department In the oi11ce OF
trc .su rsor to whom the PUBLISHERS Of the
r. turn Vt their "a es. Some of the other
rspt r., hay nE nerve enough to faca the mu-
ecl cDi.Icd thut y, ,atement, aud some pointed
cut that It was inaccurate, Which, Of course,
~as an affair between those papers mud the
assesaos. TIE cop!ed the f,utc6 a. they ap-
per nre larger than IT has been sta ed in Its
1tturn. he will give the publrsse::, no doubt,
chant to correct 1t bsfore pay day.
but thera II onb paper thai has The re-
ma, k4ble audscitY to deny that Any such re-
turns YER ever atHs ms9e That RaPsi5, Z .sa Of
quick by the Official showing TINT Its circu-
)ation was less than one-quzrter that OF the
TfTa,d. It denies In its columns Its owa
statements made at the rereDne ofa:e. I'M
abI1 10 argue around The numhets, 1t goes,
wl,h characteristic uusc1upulousness aaa Its
in. v1tao c issti fora lie. to the extremity
OF su outright deniaa. and declares, With tho
po pss'4u such retu rs" It further snys:
.Whe ther the Herald manufactured Ira own
figures We do not know; 1t certainly iiauu@
tactured ours. The law requ!reA no returns
Of tales y May ], 1sG5. and none have been
ThIs Is q vcry simple queslcu., As to the
re1urps that "the law requires" hese sc the
words of the law:
Wbc,csate dealers. whose annua1 aales d. mo-
exc ed dlty ihon and dollaEs. sha pay any dol
isr. fof eaSh licente; AID Il sxce.dn: dlty thoa
ssnd do!i.rs. iot every additional thousand dol
Aad The ueacse reqntted u
any vho'e.A'e dsa'er ska'l nos DO for les
| nrnunt Il an his esles for the previous yaar.
This law, then, +, quirss that the publisher
| Of the Trttun. ehall nike out llcens. rs o
wholesale dealer; and In order to ascsrtatu
| thc amount that he must pay for his license
il requires him TO state wna. his safes we1t
for the previous y,. yssf:, THIS. to p,eseRt r. 1h, b
possibility Of aaioale; tae pssa %s4 Of ss5s' ts
must be base upon return Of sales made ii
the pr. vIous year. up '..to May !, 1866" ans
the application fora liceuss Tor . spaette.
sum ttr the year, from May !, 1865, to Nay
1866 is Itself return Of the saes e the for
Here is a copy Of the 1ri5u"e's application
for ucense:
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Receipts. Sl90saI
1E6a 1N4, 1se3. 1851
Sunday and Mon. -.
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CHICAGO DAILY AlARKET.
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Gin TO onoptSsarAau-scAr Hron:on. corn Il 13.c
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xsrtsf xno sst,Ss I'd 1dei;e , ttss ss1:s se:.:;
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,sys pa 50 81 s. y
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let lc. h.eh-r. eales E..':: $780, pu No a. 4oHc
bu So saoas 1t soe; % bu No. aaoA: a sic
@ @os!nE with buyers 1t 4oNe for No. l.and sellers"
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m1ess - m ssii.-rAe usrftt confines q hit with
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Mk1Iy. IN ssVed linen 4 im ,....,..,,, 1870
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Csp.nin 33d III. Inf, Cou'iag 20. G.
Southern Illinois papeta please copF.
The American Rinultn at Niagara
Fxllx-Nevenua officers Aftar 11tts1.
&hn HuEfnl Ii, (anfinf 18th

Harry Leslie made his third ascension over
the Niagara River, below the Suspension
Bridge, yesterday afternoon abont O'Clock,
ard NC put It on record IS one Of the grand
est feata In funambu1ism ever attempted. On
both sides Of the river within the enclosures,
and upon the Suspension Bridge, Immense
numbers OF people congregated, but t1e
pfcyalepce Of an almost terrific gale induced
many to believe, not only that Letlie would
not attempt to croEs tt o rope, but, that If he
did, be would be blown from It into the
&c ching waters beneath. But Leslie made
his appearance in due time, on the American
SIDE; was shackled hands and feet with
allowed him for the use Of his balance pole.
His handsome wife aud pretty child watched
the arrangement Of the prclImtnartes wtth .
genuine anxiety, which Was only relieved
when hs lad accomplished his marvellous
feat.
Sd he will make two grand nscenslons. n
the fret he will carry cooking stove Wtth
h!ln, md cock bis dinner, and cat 1t, on the
rope in the night be will givea performance
With fixing rings, surrounded By tre-Works-
4 Niaga.a Fall. correspondent OF the
Hamilton {Canada) TINES states that Lealie
WIS waited upon by an official OF the Amert-
can Government, few daya since, Win u g.
ma1d tor large percentage on MS lacomes
under the internal revenue system Of taxa
ton. Leslie demurrrd at the claim, on the
ground that his line WAS IN 1ntetnat1ona! in-
stitution, and that he himself was residing
In Canada but the authorities were unre-
ing him to Lockport for safe keeping until
The demand was settled. Leslie was finally
released, however, on 81 600 ball. with per.
m{eBion to continue his performances until
the legality Of the tax claim could be dc.
cided upon.
, 1865-07-25

The newspaper reports Of the health Of
Jtu. Davis, Me, without doubt, great exag-
geiatil Ms Of lacls. There ia no reason to be-
licye that Surgeon Craven, who left hare for
the North yesterday, and who has charge Of
The prisoner, would not hsve reported to the
Gost1bmtnt, we're It true, that 5ea. Davis is
sinking rapidly, rs has been reported bat
up to this hour no official Information haa
been received here tending to show that he
ia critically LII. About 3 o'clock to-day, d
smart, b,irht lad Of about sixteen years,
called at the Executive nlansion, edged his
way through the crowd waiting for IN au-
d.eace with the President, and presented bis
with Mr, Jobnson. In ehoFt time be was
admitted. "Wel, my lad" saia the Prsst-
sir" said the boz, "that 3lr. Davis is very
III, and I desire permission to
csctes suited to his condition" ~ 90
not think can act IN tne natter" replied
to tnf IL ssetetarg Of wa " liz Soy shortly
al. er applied at the War Department, and
obta'ntd m immediate hea5iug. Upon N.
terrneation he said he WAS the brother Of
Richmond editor. He felt great deal Of In.
terest in JEFF. Davis. He had seen him but
once In Richmond. That be heard be Was Ill
and needed eome Of the delicactes that in.
NV them. The lad Was informed that no
Official iuformstion had bscn received Of
JET Dayis' Illness, and the papers which give
accounts OF his supposed sickness also state
that ali the care required Was bestowed upon
The prisoner. The boy expressed surprise 81
the last statement, aud remarktng that ae
would make further inquiry ana cau agaen u
two days, Departed oo"lns hlmseli on y Y y
The most d1gnided manner.-lfasa. Cor. ~. T.
, 1865-07-25
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strn: Sea pira, MorKs2. M'waa see; suod:ies.
rtf o tdAno+ Elnke r. Buffalo, hpnoIlt1.
Prop DnAsa. Walist. 0Faoa Haven. l9s m lumber.
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, 1865-07-25
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH


New ToB6. July 24.-BepJamin, the late
Secretary of State Of the Contederacy, It Is
riyed safely In Paris, by way Of Nassau, with
the intention Of making his fulure hooaa ID
Aust, ala.
John 7. Mason, one Of the rebel Commls-
rines, Can,da. to reside. Other rebei emis.
far!es to Europe have also come back and are
residing In Ca1adA. -
DuIing the progress, recently, In the United
States District Court In New Orleans, Of pro
ceedings for tha conlaeatinu Of the rebel m.
is:nly sldcll's estate in that city, claim on
1t Of 300. goo francs Was put In By the Paris
banking house Of Macnard j. Co. +, and one o1
100, ,0N francs By the CItizens' Bank OF New
| Orleans. for money advanced to the traitor
| on mortgages. Judge Durel decided that
| IS Buden 1As . notorious enemy of tht
| United States, his property In the countr,
belonged, under the conf1scstion act, to thi
Gpvel1ment, and that these claims could no
I be allowed or entertained.
, 1865-07-25
vrtrcR HIGGINS.

Judge Van &. Higgins has resigned his seat
IN the Superior Court. H'sres;snstion takes
effect on The first dag Of September next,
The Bsr, the public md his associate Judges
In the Coutt Will part with Judge Higgins
with unfeigned regret. In addition to thor
ough md profound acquaintance with the
principles and practice Of his profession, he
has erinccd the patience. fairness and iunex-
ihle integrity that have made him accentaAe
to ali PARTIES, whose interests have been
committed to his hands. We douot II thu
Judiciary Of the State could have lost q bet,
terlaNyer or more upright Judge.
A viii be seen by a cad In this day,
TRIBUNE, Judge Higgins returns to the prac
t5ce Of the law, having for that purpose
associated himself With Hon. Leonard s~ett
late Of Bloomington, whose reputation Is
succe sa1ul attorney Ia firmly established i
the center Of the statc. We do not doub
that, in his old pursuit. the Judge VIII fin
far heavier pecunlary rewards than any jud|
c!al position can yield.
, 1865-07-25
Anniversary EIerctseA Of Iowa Col
9eee%

rcc,re,,o,ac,-s =, 4,,a ch,n,,o r,.,,,.1
CsTrsr1T. Inv, Iu1y IL
ror, ro,,,ra ~. n1J''st :. ~. ct,.a has
.a.t,'.1s ~ sS,.,-". 49, s'ae ~ , 49, 49,,
Jast neto A's Hnn1'ersary, ana graouAtea 1ne
following persons, fourteen In number, who
Inn anh;ccts.
LIE o"p'N
hAni1s okfAn1Ahal'
EsssyEmyt115 a"o Aspa1aa"n1 mary e''@a
oEs E.ray@sseIed nsR Plsces, Joarna Hanuaa Harris.
EselY-Self Lovers. Mary Emily Ha1t.1
Am Hills.
: Eeeay-1GoninE. GOING; Anee Jane Lxdne.
Essay-Ihe pawh Of Mofnins, Mafy Luefetls
f'TmD. .rh. 1rn,.ncas NJ R.artv ,f.-v e..,p,.
Essat-hsSnes. Elixs nnuaet SnthrrIand
Es;aJ-A scene In the Acropolts. May Maria
Switzerland.
Essay-The 1aborefs Die. but the Work Goes
EXERCISES OF cASDtDArEs ron TIE DEoREE or
BACHELOR or Ants.
OratioC-The last Four fear. and what lheY
Teach, h2Sest miller nHneS. naIsS c.,..
az nofTGRt an,1tcR 'aafss'o tsa' '''pnen neoose'
OrationS1lm OF Lie, J, D Hornby.
OTst.on-Ihe St23ility Of Government Charles
Scott.
rxEnc1sgs roR TIE DEGREE OF aAsrRn or ARTS,
Orat,nr-rhe Wosk of tn4 Western Scholar,
Luccn Eaton,
ofaloh-NtIasam WIadaos.
The college societies Ind given us IN Intel.
lectual feast acd had chosen Hon. G. Ben
Darwin. Ct Burlington, their o1a Tor, who gaye
one Of The mcst learned arguments on SUI:
1rsrc which which it Was ever my fortune to
hear, lie 1ua@ters the subject, and ought to
be heard III Chicago and 10 ali our ceulmuu,-
ties where opinions arc being formed.
The inaugural address Of the President,
Magoun, met the highest Civilizations, and
viii be published With The accompanying ad-
d'eseea.
Rev. Lyman Whiting, Of Dubuque, spoke
nd f,rrs h.EtrtA fhH TfuS,EE8.
, 1865-07-25
THE BRITISH ELECTION.
John Stuart N1ll on tho Hus&lnHs-
Lavish Expenditures a--T0I&1 Outlay
In shr Klpgdon Estimated at S13,s
M

OOUa0OOs
(Lonson Correspondents Toronto Globe.1
Wien Mr. Mtlls name vas first submitted
to the electors Of West minister, many Of his
own friends doubted whether 4 man so uu.
vtrsed in public oratoIy would achieve par-
l[amentarY snccess- Thy thought, and not
unnaturally, that 8 man who for nearly forty
years had lived the life Of q sch lar, aud Was
unused to The ways Of the market p1ace.
might {ail to do Justice to = great reputation
mong. The time for such miegivinga is now
happfly past. Mr. Mill last night addressed
q rre4t meeting OF his support te.s II st.
james Hall, and delivered one Of the ab|cst
political speeches ever heard tn this metrop-
oils. he spoke with Temarkable calmuess
elegant. orotorically, bis speech was a
doubt that he would pe heard
witt pleasure, as well as profit, In the
House Of Commons, alr. Smith, the Tory
candidate, is spsudmg enormous Sans Of
money en- his candioature and 1t remains
10 be eeen whether pnrity Of election, sus.
tanned by great name, eau susesea y against
whose oplr claim upon the constituency Is
lila wealth. Capt. Grogvenor offered a
hundred and fifty pounds for the use Of one
hotel M TO the day Of election bnt before
the negotiation could be concluded, Mr..
Smiths agent had increased me % 70 thsee
hundred pounds, which proved Irresistible.
From thss fact you can form some idea Of the
tens thous.aas Of ponndss Which M S[0sSf1os s
fiitnds, On the other hand, haze not hired a
SHEET sinrje public m house Or employed solitary
ean % nsasser. They will do nothing to soll his
rFcutcbesn, or to drag bis good nam9 through
the dit.
lFrom The Philadelphia Press.l -.
The British Parliament was ais;oaSsd sec;tan On !,
the 9Th Of this month: III e gehef ,Se sasts
cupied IN liz HOUSE Of Commons, at leass = l
oosss I b sentssted sa sxsEsss 4 &c
to % e.ch candidate. lone Yorkshire election,
| ir which psaus Afr. W1lbe.force was canas
date, cost s8oo,0m to the wiun1ng, psrfy, ano
! nearly ii much to the losers and assnminG
that only half the seats will lie cnntestea,T1
| 50 seats at so 900 fa1 each Of two ea1d. ~
| dotes-the money that will be spent ia tn
| BRITISH Islands II less than three weeks M o.
eIectloneezing, Will amount to $l3, lD.ou
! Large as this sum Is. ne think tho e'timat
, 1865-07-25
The Springfield ArmOry.

NEW Y0RR, July 3.--Ihe UeTdlI,3 coTTes-
pondent says OF The Springfield {Mass.) Ma
ilot al Arnory: "Since the close OF the war,
Of the three thousand men constantly en-
ploycd there during the last two years OF its
ctn lnua,lce. over two Thousand have been
discharged. While the var lasted, one hum
dred ard eighty thousand dollars were re-
auIred monthly TO pay the Workmcn's wages,
and one thousand guns were turned out
daily. No more OF the old and c.1ebrsted
atttrp Of Springfield muske;s are to be mau-
ufuctured. Two hundred and fifty thousand
Of them are now stored In the arsenal, and
fifty thoueand were recently sent to the ar
selal ut Columbus Ohio.