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Meat Inspection.

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Though itie generally sduitsed thrt Chicago
etapda IN the front rank ct busnees plsces. It IL
beSe1ta elesB true that htI brt1htf.-with 4 lew
e1et pttons-sre fr behind thtas IN Es.terE ctier.
E1eruons have been 1oade to remedy tnik. dui
theI asailed Eoihing for want Of applying The
chie.1 ? IS the great c1tt,e market tths North.
are collected. It does mt cost muth mora to
th'r 81 o.. weighing SUI pounds, thsn to ship a
noos . % CO. GOV Of tsa p,unot: and - moreover,
efAde, i le this city ta De sold foy onethird
OF It1 be one hsf Of IT. yllue. This later de-.
sst1ptien ans*ets he WANT of Bridgeport, Of the
erade, and The free lnneheore, On arcornt Of IL
ehsAppess: I. vel knuw9 ths1 poor rnest ron.
taps only hsn toe q nnou,'.hmtnt contained IN a.
realty rxpentise. =, ths snme t.me nucS m.st
is sod he,e that cones f1um dieeased suimais
a1d such n are not property killed.
hv tone OF the butchers Of Chicago to pet;ttnn
tbe xnnpn Council for the APPOINTMENT Of mest
inspectors. Some Of The German Adera nan ire
fayorirg The fut}eet, ! h9pe sh1t ~ .ae Com non
nave II propcr1y investigated. It might then BE-
proven 10 be u1pEnctcsole md nse esa.
To carry cut proper AID thorough sntpeenon
c n ns ey w9ao OF d.
lice. Good placlicAl butchers, meu who tho
roughly un6efssspd The business Tould nos ~,
ee5tske 1t; therefore Il would fz ~ me aanoe Q!
demteoeues and politicians by tFade+ VINO 90 not
potetee the necefesry knpwiedge, but would pros
u'ute it for political purpo'es. Chicago h*s be"
tween three Aue {ous hundred butcherti let them
slpo,nt inspectors ut their oRn expense.
To avoid the occurrence Of the above ne0-
noneo atuees, ! beg leave to propose, :,
!. The public preee Ia the best Inspector. II
you lold up to publlc'y any one who purchases
cf et L. unsou1d meat, he will not do 1t second
time.
:, Every butcher who becomes cogntxsnt Of IL.
pfetetce OF unHound meat IN cur mtrkHt ought to
report ne fact 70 tie Health Omcer. II Il hie
street TIL. 1nirht be properly controlled bY =
little extra at1e1tton Of Lur butchers
~ 70 meat from Inferior grades OF cattle, It
JUDGMENT Of the people.
AGERMAa BCruHXR,
, 1865-07-21
Especial D'epstch to the Chicago Tr,bone.1
EFBfNaF1EIn .JulY n

SrRrNar1Eln, July 10.
The following are among the promotions made
ty the Governor to day: It. Col. James Joamin.
ger, OF the esd It Col. Samuel T. Hu8het, Of
the 9Th L. Col Henry King, OF the e0th, and It.
Col. Chas. Il. Miller, Of the 1otth to b Colonels
Of thei1 respective regiments; Capt Chts- Miller,
at tie 14,h Illinois cAvalry. TO bo M'ior Of the
tpuae regiment; Capt Mason v. Robblnt, Of ths
sath regiment. to be AltT.
The a1st regiment Hlfnots veteran volunteers,
numbering twenty I've commissioned officers ind
si1 bundled mo tcventy;three e1,stsd men. wese
mnttered Ont 1t Lon.ev lIe and left that posutior
'nis st.ed I % mteipe o, the National Lincoln NOM
1neDt Atsoc1s',on WIS held u tic Csp,so this af-
from the So dfers snd Sailors Monuu ueut Asso-
eIftlnn, ,he latter WIS abeorbed ~ tbs former,
I'D e Ss e1s1 q Se
mi''te was appointed 10 procced with the con-
ttruct,on Of vsuit fos the final reeept!op OF the
= r. Rss, Rsssps ,s
wet end, 2 July l9th, &, ,5s7 Is; On account Of
Soldiers and Salu1s' Monument fund, ~ per order
81 81 esS Ssoa Z -, nsas ;o ss:s IN
hand, x30, ,o47.N.
THE i1ceseant rains OF The plst few days hare
drrnehed Nil the county ronnd about this viein-
Gov oees.y. accompanied ~ Col. Snyder, OF
III firls viii probably extend over . pesiod of 4
ue L, during which the buetness Of the Executive
Department will be conducted By Private Secre-
1tty usr!ow.
IRE INT. rns1 rep.irs On the State aouss arc pro.
g1ttsfnK most satisfactorily. The Hai OF Repre-
ecntsstvts ia 10 be vetulsted. something which
IN. neve! been done before, and 1t y contemp!s.
ted beating The entire hulIdiEg with s'e.m and
ooiuR awsy with the present tyslem Of stores.
Adxtn KOkct, discharged so'dts1, was Knocked
down and robbed OF t6l during yesterday Aiter.
noon, by two dcspersdoes, named Thos. Larkin
md Geo Roof. The iosuer hsd just eonc.uded
= Term Of service IN the penltcntaxy. The cul-
prite were Dill, srrested by the Provost Guard
aud thus morning their cssc was bruurht to tbs
sttention Of the Ctuuts Circuit Court, which IN.
dicte1 them tor robbery.
The State Rtgtsfer OF this afternoon IL out In a
long art-cs ealing upon our city authorities to
increase the police force and othcrwtse adopt
measures to protect the lives and properly Of
cit ze. from the rtsases Of regularly organized
eolo,sion n boraei,pE % % sD,rehy: Thyrs IL y no
tecur1Y for life Or property. It Is unsafe to
travel the Etfrcts even In open day. How Dp h
mors 20, then, At n'eot! It ts stnecroly. to be
hoped thst sonethine may be done. II the city
hu'hofit1es s1e unable to protect the city, why
nut put the p1Ace under martial laws
, 1865-07-21
THE Loss OF THE NELSON
4 Boat Load saved by a Frenci
SEfAmer-Statement Of tho CAptaEi
Of the Nelson.

ER~ YoRK. July 9a-Belowis IN extract ftoml
letter from Capt. a. Boscandf, commanding th
French pa1l stesrper L.3.yelfe. tn Geo. Mlcka
ztc, agent Of The General Transportation Col
TrEsnAr, June s.-At 400 p. 1u., about 1ast7
deg. 10 m., long. b2 deg. 81 min fell In With TO
boats from the shlp WIN. EeIaon, burned at ta.
female passengers. iaeludlnV the Captain Of tat
III fsted ship. obtained from him the iollow1g
stateucut:
lib with 600 tons OF merchandise and $50 en-
grant pa, naers, for New York On June 20,
l7tisuoe IL deg. Il mtn., Longitude t6 deg. !
mtn., having Just taken observation, | was i;
formed that the Ehip Was set on atd while fad
gsnpR. and the fumes epre.d 50 rapidly tia.
hsd only time 10 order the four bosts to 10 lop
cred, which weru immediately filed By thas
nesrtst; ard 1mdiRR al efforts nselcss, ;
IN the exsreue: TIL. mofhtDg ut sour O'clock II
ship had uti1ely disappeared. I stood out 4
The northwest, thc other bnsts keeping compsu
the two missing bosta and at 7:s9 p, m. sighted
hs,1t At great distance; stood for her, but tn
Ros, ian ship 1imarl, Capt Adolph Eiska, hsyln
come up, the fourteen pa.1enRers II the hoI
we're Pt:ktd By that shtp and a. osee iran,
thoec FASTENERS that The remaining fourth bo.
pared fron Them at about O'Clock on tho pr,
vious evening: that she contained thirty eeve
passengers, md must b tn soa,ae asterly dire
t!on searching for her part Of th
night ard n1inE a,ennls every ave minutes, b
did rot discover The lost bost. The forty.foC
he L.lsyette. / had tie men iii clothed vii
The thfpss seatnen clnthiDg and tho lady psssel
geze on hostd The Lafayette provided for th
female sufferers, The pa.sengens also cotiectc
9,eta francs for their ben. nk.h
The lafayette lost about twenty Elk houts t
tbfa telaY
, 1865-07-21


Tie New York Tribune, few days since,
care currency to detailed statement, In itt
Washing. IN correspondence, that the s.cre-
tary of War had refused to give pass to the
spiritnal advieer Of Mrs. su1att, to enab1r
him to administer to her the consola !Ions Of
religion prior to her execution, unless he
would pledge himself not to couutenance
my statement made BY Mrs. surEatt of her
own innocence. It WIS alleged that this In.
famous proceeding YVES effected, or sttempt-
ed, through the agency Of BHg. Gen. Hardle.
That officer, who is h1msef Catholic. as
we're also Mrs. surratt and her spiritual a.
wiser, has made statement. which We pub
lish elsewhere, denying the charge utterly.
The comment which Will suggcst itself to
every mind, is that = respectable j7urnsl
ought to accord to public officers OF The
standing Of the Secretary Of Var and Gen.
Hasdie the presumption that they Will not
medically commit eacfilege.
, 1865-07-21

We translate from the 6taafs Zei:ung Of
yesterday an article on the efforts lstely
Eade by two or three Republican members
of tho common Council, assisted By the
Coplerheads, to annul the action Of that
body in elccting the TRIBUNE aud Zei1ung as
1he corporation papers for the present NUM-
cirsl Star. So far as We are concerned, NC
Fave merely to sag, that VIC are performing
The services required Of Us by the city at
= considerably less rate thau similar
work for private individuals, and that
Wher the Council are dissatisfied
with the price charged Tor the
use Of our columns, they have an undouhted
tight to 60 elsewhere. We presume the CITY
ds not mendicant 1t the ecyeral neyspaper
efGtes, and II 1t shall assum: that attitude
We shall decline to give any more than our
taxable proportion In the way OF aims. Our
columns are worth certain price to our
selves and the rnhlic, md there is M reason
that We know Of Why We sh auld WORK for the
city Al less than market r2tes. We have
nevertheless made large discount up7u
those rates, not for the purpose of atdipg
the city 10 exc ont It's ex1sten:e, but because
the matter published Is more or less interest
spr to our city readers. II the prtce il sttI1
trf,ned excessive By the Council th.y bare
1be remedy in their own hands. Tney csn
1,rob.ply ret their printing done for less thau
our rates, Qf circulation is not taken Into the
, 1865-07-21

NIAGARA H4cKfEN-How THEY COLLECT
FAREs.-A most daring outrage WAS commit
ted week ugo Saturday evening, oy hack
man named Geo. Carson, IN the employ OF
aL. F. West, and Chas. Robinson, both OF
this place. 1t seems that a Mt. A. T. Brown,
Of New York, had been riding in Carson's
carriage. o. returning eome dispute oc-
CURED as to the ply, when Carson proposed
to continue the drive Brown assen:ed. and
soon after starting Robinson added himself
10 the party. The testimony shows that,
after driving towards Lewiston, they turned
of on the road leading to the Iad;an
village, and proceeded. short Distance,
when Careon jumped from the drivers seat,
opened the carriage door. seized Mr. Brown.
dragged him from the carriage, and after
beating and kicking him Bhamefully aud re-
lteytng him Of some $50 and railroad tickets
trcm here to Quincy, Ill, lett him lying upon
the grnund. Sir. Blown found bis way Into
town Sunday morning in q sad plight, even
having one OF two ribs broken Carson was
arrested while Robinson succeeded in es:ap-
ing to Canada. and has thus far eluded all
efforts to arrest him. We learn that be has
since been seen In Buffl1o. We hope he may
be found, for 1t Is high time that some Of his
bad practices were NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fd11 Gdckt{<,
, 1865-07-21
FROM NEW JERSEY.
The Republican State Convention
19en mercus L. ward Nominated FOR
&QYffnNfs


.rrrurou n r Jn,v sn-Tbe psnnh,t.,n
s,ttn ts,nysnt,cn - vr1It,rTslV ~ eodaa +, a. -
~. atcs ,n,a. ~ ~ snha:srf1si ,Ian Thn NJ,
Ni1on wss ~ snno5ntsn ter,nn4srT ,h,Ir,n,n Il.
.5sr.ssn, ~ ftE%xsntian 1t~tn : ,ha .e-tH.. ~ -
~ s,t s.nn. ~ ~ ..ka - axcntr 49, .nree ~
az sts = Rssri,'s ~ Hes.ar ~ serats,eH 80.
~. -. pe!si!s. u aSsee1' nae r. 4'pvtn1ea Ga'
poISiJ eeete1al!, ana Eant. ueo u staao. hseisI'
~ S.st!J' Soalulte , W tesoI"a4oast tu'es'
esTals1aMsn. e, Nsss aEpoanteo.
1stt!a4on 70 Ieiet au resolutions Va olAs
ana NanolM aaa1fs W3ao4t 4ehaie, hfGaxnt hit
.trong tpsstn ron r. aso. AHsssaa: 81 sssr5, ip II;
tonfbEe: n
oAN aohA, auy Io.-At sne NeN .sff5 ~
sen,'on todsy lEo soMmitee On Pc manent Or
ganlzanon 1epoitea eea. ,s yaason 1pahex -
permanent Teo o.idnni M trot ~ ssh eans NJ
epp a4se. q s!Se 14satuca1ss 1s .tuu saeo soaa, :
sno sn SeeTemty lfom eaen oistiee completed lit
ofRfL,aanodn. @ ;e.od1,, -, rh,,r f,e, su,,,,,.k mat,
.,p9ne S .peesh whten 1.s 1T r.ptarap:iy aopsaaed
ID. 81 rnicn 1he tHtio I'M il : d|resfs FIR,
IL" Har ia hasn a fsilufe. sce9rdinr u t..
H. n,srra.ir nj Ch1eaxu bot Il Ind Ter.
u,pxtcu il nonofsblc peace. The rscon1 aIiud~'
70 lbe uae.nory ant terF.t e. Of iha lztt :'tr+',
I.ineor. wh'ea are never to. os losxo'tea, 1ae
th'1d tn!ly endorses hs sdmanistt1u3n
OF PEttfdtut JubQfQqs NO QftuIbSB
, 1865-07-21

tractor 10 furnish supp1tes for the ui1lts.y rsiI
road. tsst1ded th.t sorne hune lat year he pre-
Eented Col. Crane with saddle, on ita being SUP
eeeted in conversation that the Colonel needed i
saddle OF cestsln kind. Some time efter. be
met Col C., who told him The saddlp nis not mt
(Col. C.> tod him that he was going 10 ciacn-
nsti. snd would procure saddle to suit, and on
bis return would hsnd Gould the account, al Of
which be did. and Gou1d EaTe him check for
the amount-x91 70. On cruss examination Gould
teetid.d that Col c., to the best ol his knowledge
Bad 10 eontso ol over Gon!d'a contracts, excspt 10
PAL, the vouchers approved By the Superintendent
OF tie railroad.
, 1865-07-21
THE CQNBPIRATORs.


WA'n1soroE, Jnly GA Fortress Monroe cor
respondent s7y5: " The Fentenced cousp1rators,
slndu. Arnold, O.Lsushlin and Snsnele1, arrived
here A1nday, on the steamer State of Ma1ns.
TheJ were III charee Of Breyes Brig. Gen. podd.
and wose irons on their snkles. When drst
paced On board at Washington, they also bad on
msnaeies. These lass fetteI. wtrs removed after
tht steamer left her wharf At Washington. On
the UP down. hud4 and spancler we're very
chee1ini, and employed tbeir time IN playing
backgammon. 0'L1uGh1in and Arnold, on the
t,hef hsbd, seemed mnch depressed ID sp E.ts,
and were melancholy atd rezerved."
On her arrival in the roads. the St7te Of Msiue
anchored. and Gen. Dodd came On shore aad
eommnnieated witn Washington hy telegraph;
aslde Of the State OF line, and the four con
eptrators we1e placed, On boifd Of her. The
Chowsn 'hsn steamed asonRs.deo or the Q. 8. gun.
board the Florida md thst runsoat irnuedistely
steamed to seward. The destination OF tae cou-
spirato1e wss mt made knbwn, but 1t rs coDtst
tntcd that they are gulne to the Dry Tofsug II.
The only person po.sesslng the Information was
CspL Brdd, Of the Florida, and he did not dis
clQee 1t to any Que.
, 1865-07-21

The Alleged miabehaxtor Of Iowa
TFoopk-Flslt Io the Aosp1$&ls-He-
ward for Thieve-don0KAry DE.
ereke-41l1tNrym Matters.

Especial DItpateh to the Chicsgo Trtbnne.1
Dks MoMKs. Iowa. duly ~.
The lafayette. 1pdlaIa, dispatch 10 the TRIBUNE
ard other Chttaeo pspers stating that an Iowa
regiment behaved badly whiie passtng through OF
stopping at Lafayette, Is regarded here as bogus
afait. The dirpsteh states that Governor Stone
has befn notified OF thelr conduct, but the Cor
e1nor has received no word casting discredit on
any Of our boys IN blae- -
Governor sto re his appointed DR.. N. Udell, OF
Appanooee county, to visit all the hospitals on the
A!set:sinoi river sud relieve The wants OF Iowa
sold cre. ne vii furnish transportation hons for
The Beard OF Supervisors u Floyd county of.
f.f reward OF one thoutand dollars for the r.
coye.y Of the money lately etoien from tas treAA-
usy Of that county, End for the arrest and convc-
uou Of the thieves.
The dei rec Of I. I. D. was conferred on james
". Grimes End Edwin II. etanton By tha faculty
OF the Iuwa college n Gdnoell recently. Tho
degree Of A. n. wtt eout,11ed on Henry u. Dex-
tef. Of Bo*top, aid Dr.. D. @. fzisble, OF Mitch
, 1865-07-21
FROM ClNCGNNATI,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TziHuue.l
C1sc1xxk71, July 10
The case Of Blind Tom has occupied the Pro
bate Court all daF snd will requIre another day
TO complete 1t. TOMS old matter, as wttness,
in bis anxiety to mike character for himself as
guardian, wont 70 far - 10 say that he WIS not
on'y IN favor Of sustaining the Emancipation
rsee. Toms concert to night w.s largely attend
ed and fave estisfactfon,
, 1865-07-21

WAaH1KoTos, July s'.-The Indian Bn.eau has
rcceiyed intormahon from Ger. Heron, sitting
EhIckesaw county. 1t which twenty tribes oT
1nd1sns were represented. Thesa 1adians took
psrt IN 'helste rebellion. sad like thes Southern
fellcd rights and privileges. They have agreed
to call ii representatives to arnther grand coun-
ell which Will probably be held at Fort Smith
ea1lY In August.
, 1865-07-21

WASHINGTON, July a0-To-dsy's Chronicle,
tpe skinR Of ihe NeW Tork bounty brokers, sAya'
upon the direct authority Of President Lincoln,
h'pself, u we can postttgelY prove" The GAroa-
tese OF authority Of Col. Baker, also deuira thst
penny fron, any one OF those who charge him
With false Imprisonment. assault and battery, and
With receiving money for their release from con-
nUement.
, 1865-07-21
FROM INDIANAPOLIS,
Meeting ut Kfchmond-Soldler Re-
unfOn-Ks c. puonb and arrivals Of
ReEfIueHtA-


Especial Ufph!Cu ~ Lue AItE2EU AElQuua.l
INDIANAPOLIS, July ~
Coz. Norton has accepted IN Invitation to speak
on the bait 9 neld at Richmond, Ky, On Wednes.
esy, Aug. "a. bon. .. s, GoodIoe. chairman
The Union Executive Committee, teleg,apbs that
the railroad will carry all persons at half fare
from CosiDgton to LtxinRton, and that ambulau-
ce- snd wagons will be provided to carry soldiers
from Lexington 10 the battle hcld.
The yazlons regiments which entered the ser
wire from the 10.n Congressional District Of this
State a1e going to hsve grand reunion and cels-
b1at1on 1t Lssonler, N6bfe Co., on Thursday,
Au7ust Sd. 4 Grand time Is expected. The 18th,
31h. 4{th, 18th, T4lh, 6sth, 10Th and lad reRt-
mepts will pzft;ctpase in the affair. Their b8tiIe-
f1as and coicrs Will be sent rp for the occasion
9p Tbe IS ts siees 1es,ment Co., Wright md The sosh,
Col. McNsu1ht had reception THIS alteEnoon N
State Houae Square. In the absenee OF Governor
~orton, who il quite rex In bed. Ltentenant Gov
ernor bskef conancted the exeretsea. Speeches
were made hy Generals Hovey and Harrison aud
otAtre- Mi. LAsier sung a song. Ill the boys
joining in the chorus.
difpalch rfcelyed to dry from Gen. Sherman
saJe te will be here On Tuesday 1.eIt, at Fhch
time grand reception Of returned soldiers Will
fbke piaca.
1he of1ce.. Of the 18Th mounted infantry glye
a1sunioa md isrewell eppper .o-ntRht.
dtpAtch from Washington Anu ounces thkt 4
reesoent Of Hapcock's corps has been Stationed
n 1nle p6It a1d IL ROW On the way.
me asa battery VIII resch here TO might from
ntehsu1e The 140lh llfantty has hee1 sous-
"nA1 ae1A9ed> but Will reach here hy Saturday.
, 1865-07-21

Pn11ADE1ru1A. July so-Jay Cook reports aub-
ecfiptope 10 the 81 loan to-tay to the amount Of
8l,Ga1 100, IL Guiding ,ha following: Third Na-
t1opa: Bank, Ch1caeo, ssls, COZ, Second National
P1ttsonseh. tias,OIO; First Natlonsl Blnk, Nil
waukee. BIS coy; rirst National Bunk, Plnner,
Pa, x100 LOO; SFeund National Bank, Chlc1go,
N0; sefond Sationsl Bank, Cleveland, fio1009>
Fl.t National Bank, Des Noines, $4,000; Frs:
National B4nk, Nashville. St00,LUd Second M.
ttoral Bank. Nashville, El5u, ,O0n; Third National
Bink, ST. Lon,t, t10Uu second National bank,
ChIc3po o. &l5GtAU.
, 1865-07-21

NEW YohE, 3niy 2U-At the ssle OF Govern
Commodore Read was purchased by j, 8raudf, Of
Baltimore, fur fls, 600; Tho f1de-Sheel steamer
ceumogore Barney: hy The. Fa.tou Ferry Co, of
Of New York, for $33 co..; the Et1e-wheel steamer
Mo1ss, ~ the East Boston Ferry Co.,
FOR k25, 600; the s,de-wh-el et.suer Thomas
Freebor1, By Anthony Mbsld, OF Delavase,
for $1,000; tho propeller Anscosta,
tug vsrhens, by 2. O sdwtck otN. r, IS, ,a0; The
propeller Henry Brinkeu, by J. 8. Howell, Of Sew
York, for S5.a ! the propeller Drsgon, by ].
Ado,ph Hug.l, BY r. L. Rshinson Of New Jersey,
10. $500: the propeller Cru 'HdeE, BY Tnon P.
Morgan Of WASHINGTON. for - 900; the schooner
VIM, Bacon, by Vim. White; Of N. z, fos k3600.
Most ot these v.s1els hare teea attached ia
The Potomac aotilia, and have been out Of com
, 1865-07-21
Gnld~

NEW foRK, July 2n-Gctd continu.s uns.tt!ed.
Itie generally Understood that tue prizes Il kept
M BY er cr ators holding largo amount OF the
nsrkef, md toe continuance Of the present pre.
mum Ii therefore felt 10 be yery uncertain. The
quuta'Iotk opened At 14.{ and wen down 1e.
NEW YORK, July a3.-0pla tonight 1ist.
, 1865-07-21

WAsunuroN, July 20.-Neariy two hundred
applications for pardon we're received Today At
The Attorney e,eral's oface. al. ot which, with
few exceptions. were from the &2l,0ao cInas.
Governor Of Tennessee, and jntEE Ridley and E.
D. Chancellor Of the sum- Stste
, 1865-07-21
EA0NA DE EEKDkT.
Rebuilding the Burned Portions uF
the Mate FetRoU-Ghtlu Klaled-11ttl-
tnfy-1he Rebel GueF1ltA Hines.

Especial Diepateh to the Chicago Trinune.1
DETROIT. July 20.
The work Of rebuilding the burnt portion OF
the state Prison Is already begun. Bids were
opened Iot fhc work On Tuesday, and a contract
Vas let 10 Wilmington, Cooley and Co., the pes,
snt contractors for ptieou labor, 10 rebuild lhe
shop width tbey occupied at The ,4ne of the 6ee.
1t wi1l be two etortee, forty BY II feet md will
cost four tt tousand dollars. The Board Of Inspee-
tors have the agent 10 lebr1d the other
shop On the State aecepns Immediately.
a child fy the rame Of Ktbbel, shout d year
and hsll old. Vas run over By tsttn on The
Miebi2an Southern tal1rcad near orleans street,
II d inttsntly killed.
The 18th Michigan infantry are expected 10 ar.
rfve in this ctr to. MORROW morning.
Mf. John ". nutn, Of Jsckson, has been ap-
pointed C.etk cf the state Prison, vice 6olon E.
tjfAnt, resigned.
The 1otuf1oue rebe1. Cspt. ]. Henry Hlnes, who
escaped With John Morgan from Columbus prt-
son. sud hrs esncc tojoufncd i'll Canad4: came
over foday BY special p.rmts Of Gen. H'll. took
the amneety oatn. and lett for his home tu Ken-
tncky this evening.
, 1865-07-21

WASHINGTON, July s0.-The President haa m7de
the folfoW1ng appointments Of Collsc,ors Of Gus
io1a: ANDREW 1anlson, Ale1antns. Va; Rol-
lard Fiber, Bath, Mo; Uwen &. Chatbou,ne,
ssco. Me. AIsu the following Surveyors Of Cns.
tcma: Leo Ktrchncr.- Troy, n. T.; Richard ].
Howard, st. Louis; Jss. Eewnsu, Alton, III.
aud Il. EDWARDS. egent Of The Lind 0face a;
, 1865-07-21

IT The romantic attachment between
Lold Hood and tue Princess Mary, cousin Of
Queen Victoria, Was the subject or constdera-
an alliance between loyalty and an inferior
otder Of nobility has no r vanished, the fash
1onable papers having announced that bis
Lo15ship Is to be married to Miss Edith
Ward, q daughter OF gentleman Of fortune
residing In Upper Grosyeuor street. The
Queen Is said to have been largely instru.
mental in bringing the match about, and
Lord Hood viii receive handsome royal re-
cognition Us soon as 1t Is completed.
, 1865-07-21

01tKAl HfE1saFatton OF VpteFa-The
Crane Couf& ttinR De-
relQnmeNk&s


Especial Dispatch to the ch'c,go T.ibure.l
NASHVILLE, July 10.
Intelligence tlom Honiascn county reports the
1cbcl officials granting certificates Of registration
to Ill who apply, IN disregard Of the provisions Of
the fisncbise Inv.
3. A. James hss bern appointed Postmaster At
Chattanooga, rtee !. B. Hood
Chsmp Ferguson's court martial wsa adjourned,
saiting for two new memhefn. -....
In the Crane c2un marital, John 7. Gould, con.
, 1865-07-21
FROM CAlHO AND BELOW.
Arrival cf fNegiments-Rebef< <.euerale
Gene to Mt1sco-Th1 delivery Of
Rebel i'raps t&y-CaptuEe or Cotton
and Medical bEorea.


[spcci.l Dispatch to the Chicago T1bune.1
CA1ho, July 20.
The y til and e1st Iowa ard 11th Illinois jnfan-
try have arrived. The 9l:f and 7sth 1llinols In
fantsy are on the way from New orezns. AL ars
homewttd hound.
New Ox11Ass, 1n1y 1s-Co:ton &c f$r Nd
ding, md market quiet.
The rebel Genefals Kifby Smith. Magruder,
Price. Shelly, Douglsss ana Jaekmsn, with 4od
nen and officers, and two pieces Of artillery and
lasRe vseoo tra!n, h11e gone - Mexico.
Governors Moore and AfleD, 81 Lou'san and
Clark and Murray, Of Texas. were in the party.
Later reports confirm the delivery Of a:onfad-
crate property to Gen. Brown, By order Of Mari
mtll1An.%-
Tha Fesesa1a recently csptu1ed 5o1 bales OF
cotton and large wagon tran lAded with qninius,
ea't pt tre. and other goods, eoidg to Texs..
Tse Imper.at tets hive evacuated CsuasRo. fall
iER back on Monterey and abandoning the
country.
, 1865-07-21

THE NATION.


Ihf. Day fs Published, July 40
CoSTESTs:
THE WEEK.
1hs L&eeRs Huzbes-
Yhose BelIEa9&nt Msau.
Another mustasion from J.ua,.A.
PouteN Equality.
Km1Reipauaa IN Cubs.
fAa Political NoverenN IN sAs Bsv H,,,a'
lif1ed oytr: Poetry:
A1oth1 C1tie!sn: Poetry.
1ha Aoata u Un-
Tha Geu3N hleet.oa IN K1xispi-
Asny Coz7ssaondAee.
1ta dK8 Canal.
Pu1t Iassrnt.
LasvrJ HotasL
Rus.ay1 "Csaads.'
Horace N1n-
1ae ruxllsA :.Brosd Churea" aad Ansktes.
Hesme1x 1ntatlng Bayonss-
Couts1mnS Shs CouAtrT FaEso1.
FINE ARTSs
Multiplied AT
EEETKwF
II embraces a4ouE IN regular or oetNio1& coz