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reports . fair husiness In American securities Tie
mrtnirhtly account, nov In the course Of .ctIemcn
has devslopcd short supply Of nIcd states bond-
consequent on the shipments 10 New York and tie
continent, causing an sdvsnce Of one rrr cent
cosug quotations II five-t-entics being g. ias5SL
The prospect of a ,toct bonus IN AUGUST, Ia add-
ven TO thC ordinary cash svidrni ha. BROUGHT in
70 1s IL established Prizes v,re largely sold the
be.tnnins ofthe veci. but have reached to tathcr
over last seeks quotatious.
In the House Of Commons on the 18th the hill pro-
vidins for the abolition Of tests required Of applicant.
for the deereo VI IN A"n oxford t'nivcuity. va
debated and ptessod 10 second reading by 20 ~ pJ
Ihi. !, eipectcd to be the last important dkiAoh Of
the rfosent Puliamcnt.
Tie Bl.hop Of Chester died on the 18th.
FRANCE.
Inc noNtrTrrL OF the 18th, SAYS Tho rinor that
the Government preparing 10 send lsrgo reinforce
meus to meIieo is entirely Inaccurate
The military budget was under discussion in tho
Corp, Legislatf Gen. AllErd announced that ssnd.
t,s eorsults-n would shortly bc pt.trrtod 10 tho
Chamber 10 regulate naturalization In Asetia.
Preparation. we're making At fou,on for the
,rL Of a nov electrical Internal mArhuc, by
which IL Ia stated that hon-clai vc,es oaa DO
instantly DESTROYED. rp,-ss,,
In the Pru-.isn Uprcr Chamber proposition va
carried By lsste majority against the ministers that
the Government should brins forsArd . hill provd-
ing that the members u the Dict ut,erns imp riou.
ealumncs, or other actionah.e stpfcssons during
debate should ls liable 10 punishment by the gene
raj laws Of the land
SPAIN.
Reports have been current that ssrasossa Nsl,nci,
and CatAlouis had b,en placed state Of siege, hat
they VEN denied A royal decree orders Gou. Prm
70 feturn 10 Madrid.
Latest Commercial.
Tonion, JIrt iG.-C Confo.s for money o. aaoo1.
Illinois Central shares '.isl, D ic shares, O. -
H2A I nltei states FiN" rNcuiios. 60.
The bullion In the Bank o! England hN Increased
ciSAUOU
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Reorganization.
Another e~trictious I pon
Int runl Trade Removed.
vms Jrssiafnt ~ me Vnitst 5iG;ea u Amsrodi
a IEu,Ltd'r'rs

~ lfs ffcTlHf N ~ me 'Nfff NtNffu ~ Il AfusFtfIs
ito,LhHsr'o,
Whereas II hrs been tho dcsirc of the General
Government Of the United s,ate. to restore unrc.
'uicted commercial intercour.c tetvcen and in the
several stalc' sooa O.. the same coJld be safely
core 10 view Of resistance 90 the authority " the
United states ly cpmhnstlcvs OF AIMED intutpcuis.
and, whereas, that desire 10. been shown In rro-
'Gmntou, u the oh Of April 1903, the 18th OF
'uue, l'd5, prd ne Pa nj Jue. 1s65 aud. whereas,
1t now srcms cNrediont and rropcr TO remote The 70.
'iicons upon internal domcstc and coasts te trade,
and comi' tiriu L'eicngfsc setwccn and Within the
States sui Territories west Of the Mssisslppi Rver;
nov, Therefore, he It known that l. Andrew Iohu-
Pre,itout Of The United esies do thereby deN ars
that tc'tr.ctons upon informal domestic and coast
wise intercourse and uatc, and upon tho purchase
AM rcuoval Of poluc Of Satte and parts # STATE
and Territories here oiorc declared in in-urrccton
bina we,t OF the hs,l'-irHi River rcHccp'ins only
tho,c ioatnr to property hctoio'e purchasod by the
agents cartureI by and surrendered to the force.
Of she Uutcd Nt't,s, AID a the Tar-rortation there
IA OF therein on private accounts OF arms, smmuni.
ton, all article. tom shca ammunition is made
Fral uniforms aud rrGy cloth anuu.lod and / do
hereby dir,c' that they he forthwith removed, and
also that Tie c, uue.ce Of such StstCs and parts Of
OF States sh.I he couluc'oi uuder the
supervision Of tho regularly appointed officers
OF ,nc customs, who fhdl receive any csptufcl or
Lbanlouri property that ma, lo turned ovcg to them
undet tto h~ Ly thp military ol naval force OF tho
tinted ,'otot ana II po,' ci tho ia ordancc
viii the instructions on the slhcct i'-uld Ly the
Secretary u the Tiraslry.
In TESTIMONY '.. .trL have lo.euuio sot my hand
anu caurol ,le .efI oi the uitoi states t0 lc
Ri'Ntu
Don, - ,ne c,r Of Yo'hpeten. ,ni' g!,h Jay Of
June il %. sD. " oyl Iotd, l'OJ sud Of tue in
aep.l-srtr q 80 United sIH',s the si.h'r-uiuth
ANYLIN JpnNs,s,.
Bv the Nitali'rts
". LJ.I I.. 40 ne sccr.ta-y of state.
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From Havana.
Evacuation Of SBn Do,IinRs nv the Span-
ish ~kiilful Capture of "a blockade hun.
ncr, Etc.
The steamer IIavana from Hayana arrived at thi.
port yette rdny.

tCorrcspoufsnc. Qt 1hS Vunl
HdrInd, jan, 2l.--Aiycet from Porto Rico n the
1lth instant state that the "indiy 10 whom
the spanish authorizes have delivered the govern
ment Of the Island, have agreed to pay tho expenses
Of the war and have guaranteed thc property of tho
Spanish residents. \ large number ~ f,mi ies ere
leaving the count try movement which the govern
ing "indiyiduals" were trving 10 prevent. II Vas
iimorUd IN tho Capital that the Inyton. had n'.
ready invaded the i,on.inican territory, The Chut
Magistrate of che Real AndieuciA of Porto Rico, died
Oh The nth mat Troops arc almost dsil being land
ed here, In large NUMBER non San DOM nso. Iho
spanisrds are rapidly ovacuating the leland.
Tho blockade runner Wren, Capt stills len thIs
IOft on the lh inst, for Liverpool. Wien tao days
out portion Of the arose Ani took pcstcss on
OF the vessel and rteered her prize, into ry
West There are number Of blockade runners rtlll
remaining in the harbOr, but how they will be dis
posed Of remains to be- seen. Tho stasu.or ManlAt-
tAn, from New York, hs arrived At tbs port. Tho
weather In Havana 10 exceedingly warm but httlo
riCkusss prevails.
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Accident on the Hudson River Rniirond.

Yesterday moruine, ,bort II o'clock, while the Al
bany Express train ~H passinr below 1arr 'oFn,two
men were observed waking upon the uSck. The
engineer .oundoi bis Vhi,tlo pot on Ec brakes ard
reversed she engine, bus h,iorc the train could be-
stopped, the mc1 vsrc struck aud inNon1ly kiilei,
one lcing horribly mNnGled. Tho dcid bOd!'s were
Ion NJ InrrN inu Il for rnnna nilOn.
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The Latest News
Dy Telegraph 10 the Y. v. Sun.
REORGANIZATION.
ANOTHER STEP TAKEN.

ANOTHER STEP TAKEN.
Proclamation by the President.
INTERNAL TRADE DECLARED FREE.
Items From Washington,
ILLNESS OF THE PRESIDENT.
Nothing Known About JeTs Trial.
Pardon Of Chas. James Faulkner.
Local and Miscellaneous News.
DISCOVERY OF A sTUPENDcUs
sWINDLE.
How Oil SPECTATORS Get Money.
DRY GOODS CLERKS MEETING.
A Needed Reform Asked For.
FIREMeNS' RIOT At GLEN COVE.
Hotel Partially Gutted.
&C., &c. &c.
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Late Southern News.

The virginia I LEGISLATURE Interesting Acts
ard ~Derchc. .-Re-Duilding Ricbuond
various Itrms-CeorEia- North Carelins
and Tennessee Intelligence.
, 1865-08-15

T4yA 1xF7R r
n II, ~ rt,y con,;nrs. nre:v t,ers he,nr con,t.nt
hoht. tr,xeen .o,d,sr. and necroes. md whtte
c;,,,a,. 80 ,,aa,nss ~. p. 81 aand,Dr I,roe
.,.r,s.ss. - go. 49, rct.-.h,-r r,r ,,sr-e,
on .. - -
os!e a.sa, ".s nsas ~ o. -0"7' FNAA1s
@t1ste - mpI,e o8toe ~ esu'
aae "stooa .4o fe@ispuE ,.laoao' r "n..a
"Ha upea n es5 u '"o' WILL o'.as IL "u- IL
'a,ee1 stUeAs. u.,.
N ohA. aa*. !.oo .',a u.saIoua s.H..." .M'2
u os1o1uhs 'As'''n scso,ox alne.e ISp1.saNas
INC pos.uoE sst1mso y taose =. 'us ro1m % WV ~
u.ws1u poat-u pausuA4eIs ~. ..s ~
t2e 1scest e'A',A 1nsi u, y. w see
y taHe1tes h!tsauS, - eass tua sIu uusa =. ao'
ooR upon sn1so p:oplc "n..e ~ - " y.
pa9ao!e ~ taeHs- ~ taa a,a. p.es s 1aa ~
tasein s's enesA VI -.
non Scs ue14 .ne "sa .sAe's fsef a.
ny n.s 'e"a 80, tn sa,,.,,,, ~ ,,,...Hs %
e.u "1I1 .ss -
totS nae s,'.r
An,' ana. teti"osa 49, 'as eau, s..,
WIN .oe1 oan W., e'a' ~ a"u1nou l..o,
o.nese' vague 3et eteP aaa oouine s3ael'
taae growing oas Q! .ne aeT eonoluoa ol tns
ftee Hnlcn. "nlle tefsi'et, "as psotec aon, oat
fret sid pleyed upon By the 1tn1eDea 10 which
h,sno8 liabIe. c.unut tu, b. REGARDED IA dan.
Hsi ~ '1'e Ici. - - ~ Aet ~11, ~
thGre Is scsrce!y a household In 1.-The South
IN which thete ara not eyes yet red from Weeping
rnr tcrad cnre that xr1,t hc a.cn nm mnrc II ar,
~. 49, 49,. 49, 49, ~. p...,s.-, 49, -a.nS.
saes I'M. non .ne aat ~ ~
rad csle and aRitatoss Of the North determined to
1hEsrt his f1orfa the NTH Of Its c1mulAInt bofn.
, 1865-08-15
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
T6tJIfarE-G Gov. OGlr OF
nul ulder-Fertoua1 1lat.erR, &c.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
SPRINGFIELD, Aug. II.
The 97sh regiment Illinois vo!nnteeEs, com
msrdcd by Gel. Tiff MIR, 20 ctlcers ard $50 men,
s.l1ved 1t Camp But:er early this morning for
Gnel Esyment ard discharge. ....-....
The Governor WAS 70 fa1 recovered ftom bis Ie-
te1t attatk Of nlnees i. to be sb!e sist the Ex-
ecuuve Department thors tine this af6rnoon-
The 114th regiment wlll be p1sd Oft at Camp
Butler 10 mosr. y, aNcr which The boys return to
their 1etpecilve hones,
citizen, nsutd Rite, who 1eEided near
Rochester in this county. was fcntd dead near
toet p.6ce Oh last Ftidsy evening, under c1rcuaa'
statces Leading to the eu:p1clcn that be WA mus-
cered.
Mr 4. B. Meckerxe, one Of the most promt'
rent husirets men ct this city, died suddenly
this morning.
Mrs. DuitcD, mether In law Of Ex Gen. Matte-
ecr, eled at the 1estdeDce Of her a1nin Law. In
thl. city, on yesterday, In the o5th yett 0! her
scc, Her rem natns left this afternoon fot Joliet
10 be inferred thtrc.
MsJ. 4. c. Moeerwer, Of the 1sih Iowa cavilE7,
now st.ioned ut Sweet Water, Tenn, has inst tot
wsrded in care Of tie Governor, f5l3, IS the con-
nihunnr ef that regiment to the Lincoln Monu-
meLt. The receipts for the same object at the
cDHcs OF the State TEca.use1, on last Saturday,
amounted to S575.S0.
II The Urgent solicitation Of the GtyczcoE, a
survey Of the .. 8. tulylrg ground, at Camp But
Ter. II being made By Col. Pfovoet, commander
at that point, with view to lis improvement and
eAla1geme1t-
, 1865-08-15
Especial Dispatch to the Chtc.go Trib1nc.l

Especial Dispatch to the ChIc.gn Trlb1nc.l
ST. LoUrs, A1g. "A.
Some aftJ huge siege euns arc lying At the edgs
Of the leree, near the foot Of Carr street, watcn
were brought up TART week from The 1ism1at'ed
fotufestlo1s at Helena, AID other lA!s 1s5el
poiIts.
4 number Of c'ere5mon Of the Presbyterian
Church, Of the secession persuasion, have JOINED
In lengthy address t. ihoir brethren In ths in.
t.finE, dela11nR they cannot and vii not tlks tha
oath required hy the Few CunstitnfIon, and ss
this mears rebellion, Gov. Fletcher will attend
to their esso as foon as the Gn,s dned By 1aw c1-
pfsee.
Major Gen. ". r. Sherman ia in the city o.
efitih tusinces.
a delegation Of gentlemen ia in ths city Geek
Ing aud In ths enterprise Of building a branch
road 10 Fort Scott, from the P1cthe road, forming
the connection at Peasant HUI. The delegation
consists Of Mtssra, G. ". BlaIz, o. B. MeDop1ld,
J. r. White, Geo. a. Crawford, aud John s.
Miller Of Fort Scott
The Deer Lodge arrived from the mountains On
Saturday. and the Enle Deans to-day. The Litter
WEE three onths neaklng the trip to Fort Ben.
top, SEQ wsE loaded With dour and whisky,, Heavy
t.suaht boats needing her assistance To port
tber ftefght to the noircst polnt to Fort Beeto,
she concluded to re-aln IN the upper river tra6e
until she Was uu1ble 10 navigate the Big Muddy.
shr left Fort Union On her journey homa or tba
- b cf July, few daYa b.fore the Ds.r Lodge,
a1d fifDgs no later news Of the mountain post.,
Gen SullY'e expedition had u,nel to Fort Rice
and hsl nnsde treaties with thfee lsrg. bands oi
1nHfart
, 1865-08-15

Especial Dtsp1tch to The Chlcaso Tn.urc.l
CNcISxATI, Aug. II.
Tbs election news from Kentucky eomcs In
e.ov1y.. E1o1ea il ascettalned to chow that tte
next seIate will stand U3iou. II; Democratic, a.
G1ius in the northern aud central portions ofthe
State arc aufIcient. ifs!ui1Ar gains were msde In
be southern psft, to give Union men the low.r
houtc. 1t is believed WaltoId has hcen defeated
BY Col. AdamE.
Gen. uoreon has again been placed IN command
Of The Eastern Dls,s!ct Of Kentucky, headquarters
At Lex,rgtop, relieving Gen. Wade.
Quile senRatinn Has created in Storr's town.
ship, below the CITY, OF Sunday, on account OF
two humsn bodies being found In ths Psttc,'s
Field, beirg eat up By dogs. The sexton, or ID.
bore., 1t seeme, had buried two bodies fould In
the river, BY ttmply laying their rude eodins On
ito ground and covering them With little Garth
ard rod.
Duri1e the performance Of the Hanlon brothcrs
in the Opera House this evening, ono
Of thsn, Thomas Han.on, in msk-
Ing ~. what IL called the lesp 10.
he, missed bis calculation snd fell dis:snca Q,
txenty.stx feet to The rage. In the fal he csrae
down almost head foremost, struck on hts shoul
der and eide, and rolled over Into the orchestra
where he Has picked up snd earrtsd to tho rear
Though considerably bruised End Jared, his ply
ste IN thirke he ia nat dangerously irjnscd II
Is wocdtr they haven't Ill broken thelf Eecks
long sgo, 70 fearful ase their performances.
, 1865-08-15
CANADA.
Tie Crops in Upper and Lower Cam
a. ada.

New ToEK, Aug. 1.-the Commercial Adrtr-
tiser says: "a csnsdi,n gentleman furnishes
u. tho following statement. in regard to tue crops
Of Urpsr and LoFcr Cara51: The crops hi.
rear vii prove to TO the largest eve: nyestsd In
,he Csnadas, and tie yisld will te Of a rers dnc
au,lty. The favorable tpr1ng, with general
raits, and The fcc ha1yest weather, have don.
gc,ders this season, and the general trad. Of the
provinces hst met m iu1pst1s Euch as has not
nen experienced ttCee 1856. In What, tae
c1cp ct both epsiug acd winter, is nuuHual'
" isrce ia no.t Of the districts, With the excep-
non OF snail ttaels which hsve hen
-fFec.ed n mldRe. OF peas lsrge bssad'h
or 2sna Las been Gown this yeat. and
The ssrple il vcty nnc. with morn thsn an ares-
scc 5,eld. Basley.-Ow1nG to lie huh prices paid
for barley during the past three yeara. the farm
frs beve given their attention to the cultivation
ri .hla grain, and have sowa larger sres than
IN suy previous 3est, which has brsn harvested
Ip aus condition.. In reference to tic crop, It is
soncthire wonderful, ho,h as regards the quan.
tty sna quslity, a. such yield per a:,e has nveE
K en- kn1wo either IN Upper or Lower cansda,
md It Is eetImsted by th. best Judges lhat |: will
exceed 1,soo, Geo bushele. As compased With any
p1t yious eeason, the crop Of RE is good and tho
tsuple 6te. with lhs average area eoWn. ons
are sleo very due crop. ncrs than an average,
w.,ls The grain |. OF IN e1ce!]eCt quality.
, 1865-08-15

PrccIpmRtfoNo Of Provisional! Govern.
Or mnsvIns


NEW YoRK. Aug. 14-PfGylstocal Governor
WI Naw Ma.ysn, Of F;ottda, issued his psocla ga
tton ~ the people that St.te On tue 81 ln.thot,
tnueut eng hts appointment by The Preeldent,
ana Informing them Of the Necessary steps to ba
ken 10 ftetore civil Government. The days fos
the ec'ion OF delegates to conysutIoc, and for
shs assembling Of thr same, are mol decided upon,
but thfy wlll be n1mcd as so5n as the proper lime
thsu hay'- be en- glve3 fer tho people to take the
ca.h Ct tleRtspce, and fOr 0'her seafy pEcli-
t1x.tes, u hiss been GoEa by sl tho other Psovls-
lonal Gov. rn1neuts. sir. M9ry.n tnfurm. tho clt1-
citsied :; but be do:s not, like tome of his coi-
le.gats 1etppotnt the l0cal officers who ott1ctlted
under rebel Tuse, althon2h the old countT 1ncam-
bepts are authorized 70 still act in matters per-
t,1rfnR tn the aomlzisttsfion Of tstates, the re-
to:dItE Of deeds ato such indispensable nustues',
uLul tha reSul1r civil government shall have
been restored. Tbs Governor leaves to the mil
tary to rrsse1ve oreef ent tlkc coenizauce Of liz
t1tsches 1hrou1hcut tho STATE, and only natlonat
Officers or tie civil officers Of a Local S-atc or
Territory ere anthorIzed to administer the oath
Of sllt stanee.
, 1865-08-15

Especial Despatch to the Ch'eags Trihuue
DIs MONIES, Aug. H.
Tho Republican Convention Of this tPo.k}
county hrs nominated J. ". C1ttell for Senator,
I'D uo.s Saernsn ard Col. G. L. Godfrey, for
Beprest natives. Mr. Sherman is brother t.
Join Sherman Of Ohio, a1d Of the celebrated
Gen Sherman.
There s1e in TIL. city and vicinity about 600 c01
pounes CT wool, vel, hardled, tcd in good condi-
Hun foz market. 1t was ippcd, for the mott part
ftou Span1sh mefinoes 1mpt rted from Atthtgsn
sid Ohio. A large part Of the clip renslns IN the
ha1de OF p.cduccts a1d their aeea's-
The following gentlemen hlye been elected dl
rectofs Of the projected railroad from ths Mis-
sonrI boundary to Cedar Rapids: Il Il. rrimhle,
J. B. Weaver, G. c. Warden, Z. L. Barton. J. d.
sa1te1s, T. 4. Morgan, Il. ~ Martin, ]. Norris
#. ". Walker. ~
Thee PERSONS were t1l.td aud severi1 Others
baely wounded BY IN accident, day OF two Al1ee,
On the Mies.sstppI and Missouri railroad In " -ah
turtun cou.ty. Ihave not been aolo 10 ascertain
the anes Of the killed and wounded.
The United State. Express Company hare cs-
tabrshed lirs from EdtJyl1le, through Abba
md Chnritou, to Lecn, Decatur county.
4 csf containing forty passengers Was upset
dsc miles from Gs3rnell, OF satrrday. Fortp
nateIy no one WIS Aartoualy hurt
a ran By the Eams Of stoddard, In Cass
cou1ty, wa. fooling On Saturday ls1t with afotded
gun, when 1t was discharged. fst.'ly W0unding =
ytung LADY BY tho nar.e Of Decker. Who We
stencin9 near ty S:otd.Ed. ind the unfortunate
victim was to have been married IN q few days.
, 1865-08-15
FROM DE ERO1F.
Tiaa Meteor HaIstd- Honnrs to Ccu.
a;rent-Ths Wnss0 Murder Trial.
jury Could Nol Agree.


Especial Despatch to the Ch:caao Trltune.1
D4THor7, August IL.
The propeller Meteor, which WAS sunk IN the
baein Of siak Canat on Friday evening, has been
raised, aLd vii. leave for thl. city tomorrow
evxrirg. Her dAnego by l:c Ia much less than
was 1t 1ret supposed, ard il Is believed taat aha
VII, be reaty to resume her regu'as trips again
IN Two or thee weeks. Had tho fire rot been
discovered rntil bslf IN hour later she would
hsye teen out npcn The lake, end another terrible
disaster nit ht have eneued.
About o'clctk this morning the CITY Ccuocil
snd city etlcefs called upon Gen. Grant IN body.
stter which the Gsrera1 proceeded On board lhc
Q. &. ttenne1 Michigan, where he WIS received
with sa.ute, aud proceeded down The river on
Trip. 1t . p. m. he returned, aud ut + o'clock
he was ~atted upon BY the Detroit Bord cf
Trace. In Tue ersrIrg reception was slyen
him by Senator Chandler It bis residence. The
General will remain here unit! p. m. tomorrow,
when he Will leaEc for Chicago b. the Michigan
Central Railroad
The Wasso murder ths, which has been in
pruercas for a week p,st, was concluded th.s
tytItrc, the jury having f4.ed to agree upoa a
verdict. Tllcy were out thrsc hEura, and sto "a
eight for acqnittal and tcur for conviction.
, 1865-08-15
FROM BRAZIL.


NEW YoRK. August 4.-Eooouraeed by the
p.opress Of events In the different parts Of the
world, abd especially hy the abolition OF elaTary
throughout nearly the whole at the Uoited states,
county ii very early day, bY eoneh udoual
aHeucments, the friends Of emancipation IN Bra
I'll are actively ii work In efoRta looking to- tts
extinction in That Empire. A:1e3dy psopea!i!oa =
dp,ed in the Braztltan Senate, With good pros
ps Ct Of btcomi1g leaal eusttments. Il suecsss-
fu! in these measures, ,helr advocates aatand %
eonli. nc their efforts for further concessions II
the matter, snd hope before msny years they WILL
te able to effect the complete ao olitoa Of ElaSefT
In their equity.
, 1865-08-15

Arrival ~: the Dictator-A Race-He'
c+ptson Of Admiral FzFra.ut aud
Fnrty.

PORTLAND, Aug. 1.-The Dictator arrived at
LIS. The race ilom Porttmouth Tas a we'll con
tested fifty miles run. The AGaueuttcus m3de
TIE dittance IN i've hours and ten m,put.s, 1t a
rate ct nearly ten knots sn hour. The Dctator
WEE mile AID half behind her when they ar
rived # Portland, and should have an allowance
of seventeen minutes FOR the s'oppase RI hsr ma.
ctiuery, on account # the heating OF her crank
mn. At a45 the Dictator hauled OF aLd bora
Gown the bay for = eail, 20 that the p1,sy
might srrtve ut ths e1pcc ed hour-6
o'clock. The Dlctator Ia somewhat foll,
and the Agsnenrcus Glenn. The ves.sls ars eyl.
IDENTIFY fstrly n.tched for specd. Tre officers Of
each clsim decided superiority In sailing for
their rttpectfye veesels, Mayor XcLennan, with
The members Of the city government, went down
On terdef to tho Dictstor, to reee We Admiral
Fsnsgut and suite. about twenty five in number,
including the 1adies. The reception wss quiet.
toc,al and Informal. Returning 10 the city the
patti were taken to the Preb;e Hou.e In car
rtsres, After tea they will dtt1e about ~ view
the city. Tomorrow morning The Adntr11 pro
poee. 10 return to Portsmouth, IN the A9,ncntt
cu., At o \. m., in Which event no public recep'
Eoo Hll be held.
, 1865-08-15

Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Tribpn-,1
LAWRENCE, AoR. IL
Anolher great fteahet has visited this State. AL
The b,ldRes on ths pacit: railroad are swept
away. Cars Will not be running for several days.
The K4rtas river is agalu navigab1e. Light
drtuKbt bolts are to be employed TO brig up
flight from Wyznoottc 10 this city.
An oil spring has born discovered By the Stats
Gsolog3st, about four miles from this city. These
IL qu,,e a flow Of oil. a vein Of coal ten inches
thick crops out In the vicinity, trom which one
thousand bushel. Of coat hst been tzkcu.
The grand 1n3an Council Is to be he!d at Fort
Smith, ln>ttsd Of Fart Gib.on. Fokt Smith ls
,,1,J m,les te1ow Fozt Gisson, IN has telcefspt-
ic compultta,iop. Ms}. Hayes, Chitf Cle,k Of
the Southern Irttsn snper;n.endency, b -vj1g re-
cciyed such orders. has defpstehed couricrs to
g. thet ll,z dziesas!nna It Foss Smith
The potts 1t Pao]a. ol4the and Mound City are
20 be eyhcua&td, snd the troops ara ordered to
Lawrence, ind al ttotes and Government prop
erty are to ba turned oTcf 10 the eommandan& Of
the poet here.
, 1865-08-15

new YoEk, Aug n,-Thc steam hip Bremen
ircm Sculhkmotou. osh. a1riyed this noon. Tbs
following is Addlton.l concerning the Atlantic
cable: te.ePram 10 Ease1ta from :he Gre3t
E..ttrr, On the e9th, taye: "An acc1dent to the
eah.e. Cause unknown Totd lots cftnsu1ation.
No conmu1 lcatlon With Crest E1stera. Seven
hc1 drcd mi'es p7ld cut" Telegram Of the 3o.h !:
tA;l gong o. vel. Fsu.t removed. limitation
, 1er.ect"
Telegram from Great Ezster-, s1st-2. m.
tNl1e hurdrtd miles paid ont. Seyeu huudred
rrn ty Grtat Esstetp. Al eo'Ig 0. wt]l. One
toussrd and nfty H11es 1a1d euceeessa':y.@
A Warsaw journal anuonnccs taat the plan for u
telef ssphte lire between Russia and America has
been approved and signed BY the Car. The Rus
ki.u Government undertakes 10 complete the line
S. far as Stcolsjcwrk. The remaining pnrdoa from
Nicosjswek to San FrArti.co being 1t the charge
Of lie American ccmpsny. The capital Of tho
latter amounts to tin niilioa dDl.ate, atd boade
Representing IS 434 SEQ hare s1retdy bsen Issued.
1t Is ,ntsneed that the reuts shall be finished in
fyt 5e114.
, 1865-08-15

The Phnnl1 Hark DeEalcatln1-Fai1s
ure Of \ ts41d Operntof-tae Disap"
psMT1s

EEw YoEE Aug. 14.-Addi'ioual i9potta.t de-
Tet1pme1ts IN ccnnecto on Win the Phnn1x baak
Gefl Cation arc constantly benz. made. X ap'
who received the fayors Of the teller, JenktnA In
the posteeeion ct ore OF the innates Of 4 notRd
tenRle boarding house. IN Csosby street has been @
which the gI1l ta1s w.s given ter By the allsged
detanlung taller. She also says that ha ffe-
qusutlJ p1efe1 ted her with larze fuma OF N one1,
Tho t'omnercloI ssys IN operator in gold named
F. R. Mumford, colIG business At 10 Wal st.eot,
has failed to ptoyiee tor hi, checks to eoo.det-
Aueupts Of gold, tt4tsd at from oac nundred ID
two huLd1sd sEd my thousand doLiars. sl7tnz