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4F1A1 Of the Andessvny,lfe pr,.on
Keeper.

ecrEtant-Msjo John Il. Eotd.m;th ra.
Gently of the 18th Il1iaoia, left Ibis city last
M'get IN Obedience to IN oa.tr fran he War
DtPaEment TO appear rs witness bsFore q
Court hl&-tlal for the trial OF the rotoriou7
.Ande' sonrllle Iaflor, Capt. Wertz, to com.
mence On the Is h inst. Sergeant G ,ljsmlth
vas captured shortly before the fall Of m
4an:a: end soent eight months In The Apder.
e9nvilie prison, beng paro.ea on The 18th Of
MaIch las'. BE carries With him coulplete
1out Of tue dead belonging to 1ilino!s rcgt.
men4 Eto perthhLd In Auders 3ny IL from
ttp'botF 70, 1663-the date of the establish.
ment o1 the 1'Elson-to the date Of his de-
pfrtu!e on the Is b o. March, 1866. cover
ang within ten days Of the VII olc existence
M tbe prison. which wns broken up On the
-alh 5f Ma 'ch last. There rolls were trsps.
Gfabed by Sergeant Goldsmith from Caota!n
Ncrtx' bocks, while detailed for service in
Als once. aud contains the names of nearly
<1U hundred 1fltooisans. ]arce proportion
oi VI ON were methodt:aliy murdered bv
1nle brutal demon, By the slow hut syste.
matte process Of starvation, or b. eho3tirc
n Inc "5esd linc." The whole nutuber nf
deld from all the States at Apdersonv;tle.
Within The same time, amounted to is sa'
y VIII he some satisfaction to tue braTe uar,
VINO Lave suffered 50 much at the hands ~
7ae inhuman torturer of loynl meu, to be-
Aote 70 aGWar and testify MS to bis acts a:
fhe cal! Of the Government eut.-Spr1agf.ld H.
Journal. a''@u' I"
, 1865-08-11

Fem@rknb1e Fa.e---A soldier Sh.S
Live.
Chaplain L:zi.r III. 7,sh the Iod'acaco1Is
Journal with o.e ct tic u4os. rtmarkable
cases on record:
Soon aftcr r sccfars' srEy occupied Mur-
fteeshoto, The itmous Wilde. brglde was
tnt cn an expedition toRard Leeanon and
Liberty, seme forty miles Eos.h. The IN
Indiana regiment WAS IN this brigade. and
tock Fart ~ the exRsdit On. Nhsn 10 3ne
1868, Tie brigade b,youacked for the night,
aud Corporal Benjamin 1ionfgome1J, Of
Charlottesville, and psiga'e John ". Vance,
Of Cu1yet's 9'atlou, Tlppec3noe counsy.
were sent to picket ope Of the extreme out
pests. During the Right. these two men
were euefoundtd acd cut on oT 3 detaca'
mint Of rebels, and were forced to surreu-
der. Is soon as they were made prisoners
they were ordered to b. shot BY the oM:er
commanding The rebels. They were accoTd-
i.r19 taken eff into the woods aud tied to
trse, when two savage rebels stepped for
ward, and each fired three shots into thei-
heads 1t close range. qhe men both sank
irg forward On their faces The ezecuion-
ers, not being fully satisfied that 1l!a WAS e1-
tinct, each dIed shot into tie back Of their
yict1ms' heads, and left them, MS they
thought, dead. Alas! 1t W1s too true In the
case Of poor Montgomery. He dici almost
Instantly.
Strange to ny, Vance was not
kflea, and. what is quite as strange,
be retained his consciousness ali
the time, and when the rebels we're
gone he cautiously eYept away from that hos-
rlble spot, and, bleeding and faint as he was,
travelled about eight miles, avu1dtng the sight
Of everybody, until he came up with q detach-
neut Of our men. He Was brought into Mar
fre, storo and placed In Hospital No. s where
/ found him and lea, ned the facts hare mar
rated. I was permitted to examine bis
wounds closely. Two balls had entered his
right cheek, passing through and carrying
away some teeth with fragments Of his jaws.
The thlsd bali entered the right side OF the
neck, below an1 near the ear, aud, passing
through, lodged against the tnside Of the left
lower Jaw, ard WAS cut out by the surgeon.
The fourth ball, which was tlred while he lay
On his face, entered behind the LEFT ear and
came ont at the eye, bringing the eye with 1t.
Amid the excitements Of these times. this
man and his thrilling ad Eentuts had almost
been forgotten, when, during my recent
"EanitarT campaign" IN Tippscauoe county.
I wss surprEsed and delighted to meet Vance
at ore Ct my appointments. us seemed a.
mcst like one from "the land beyond the
river" With the exception OF the ecc, which
Is still d running wound, be Is hut ltttle dis
figured. He Is ycuug man OF good fhmly,
q GOOD education and excellent reputation.
, 1865-08-11

Commissioner RonEns. Of the Internal Rev
cnue Bureau, informs the Assessor OF the
Second Illinois District that all Justices
summons must have stamp affixed, the de-
nomination to "depend on the amount
Claimed In the summons, and not On the
amount Of the claim proven on trial. Also.
that claim filed hy credit7r against the
estate Of his deceased debtor, In the County
Court Of illinois, sitting as q Court Of Pro-
hate, and exercising the functions Of Pro-
bate Court, Is not wit or original process
by which . eu!t Is commenced In q court OF
record, either Of law or equity, and need not
toa n Fnr,aH
, 1865-08-11
Especial unpatch to the chtcaso Tribunc.]

Especial uspatch to the Chicsso Tribunc.]
CA1ao. Augustl2.
The estcaEer Ben suekney has arrived Ti:h Nov
oileaIa dates cF Augutt 5Ih, and The I'D 1niIolt
Infantry, $50 zen, and the 77d Ohio, 70 men
While the steknty was woodin1 at Little C5prssI
BErd, so1ue OF the soldiers went llho.c and had 4
oiG1cuaty with zone natives, headed By one Arkau
sas Bill, who Dragged about being atil1 & bite,
rebel. Two poldieEs Of the I'D Illinois were So
verely, bnt not fatally shot. Chas. H1skeE, Quar-
ttImasttr Sergeant, wes ehot in Pie neck. L.vi
Derby, Co. E, was shot IN the bsehsl. could no,
lesrn Whist dam,ge wss done to the rebels.
The amy wc.n IL reported doing fumersa
tamseo In por'icn. Of Texas. One entire deld OF
two hurdred actes o! cotton, in Wharton county,
wss destroyed n one night.
A man named Boyd killed another nnnled Gar
rett, in Washington county, Texts. A p1rty Of
soldiers we're sent from Brenhan county seat to
arrest him, who were ared on b. B1yd's friends,
severely Wound1ug one officer aud two ptiv2tes.
The troops returned tho dre ard killed one mao
AID wccnded lady In the house. The ring
lescers were ihen captured.
Brig. Gen. Kent is appointed Provost Marshal
General Of Texas.
The ftf1mer STIR, with 60 bales Of cotton, Wis
hurccd In Rcd Bayou. trlbut-ry. OF the Red
River. y
TIE Neuphts Bulletin says IA young uan
named Vim. Williams, Of Flyctte county, Tenn,
was killed By lightning lsstS stSundky whtle riding
TO church In buggy.
, 1865-08-11

Hon. c. C. Cole In Favor Of Nero
Add saEdtra made 8r1sadsek.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
DEs AoNEs, Aug. 10.
seEeral eonpanles Of the 18th infantry arrived
here last Right.
Hon, G. G. Cole comes out IN long letter, pub
Ifhed IN The Register this morning, IN favos Of
extending the right Of suRtnec 10 eoloted eiti-
zens. He considers It the ,trne democratic policy
15r the whole country, and Is spilled to the ra'
construction question, he easer's and argues thst
the Republic has the power 10 give the 1oyal
people Of the late .ebellious territories OF the
South, tho right to vote, and that It L. necessity
and duty to do 20. Up1n the last proposition
there Il no diversity Of opinion among the Re-
publ1cans Of Iowa 70 lar as can ascertain.
A dispatch 10 Gov. Stone, dated at Washington
todsy, says that the 81 Iowa eavs1ry Is mustered
cut, and en- route for home.
Col. Add, Il. Sanders, Of Davenport, has been
brevetted B.igatier General for gallant conduct.
The returned volunteers Of the ed were given
grand reception ard dinner st Metropolitan
Hall, Iowa City. On their return.
, 1865-08-11

Military TDteltlgsbcs-Seraou Acct.
dtrt-Ctmp11mensa


Especial Dispatch TO The Chicago THhune.1
MADISON, Wis.,, Aug 10.
Gov. Lcw'e has just received a dispatch, dated
Richmond, Va, announcing that the 1o:h WIS.,
cousin infantry, $40 strong, was mustered out Of
service, and left for Madison yesterday.
The goth regiment was paid yesterday. and the
12th to day. The 10th regiment are ordered to
rendezvous at this place for payment on the 18th.
s. G. Abbott, highly respectable citizen Of
Oregon, In this county, Assiss1nz United States
Collector, WIS thrown from his csrrtsge today
and injured 30 severely that Lis recovery l. very
doubtful.
Col. chas. S. Lowell, late Assistant Poatuaster
General Of this State, WIS the recipient Of very
handsome sEcsd, sash, belt aud Gauntlets, pre-
scented By the ollcers and clerks Of the Postrnas-
te1'e Office:
The Democratic State Central Committee pub
lith call for State Convention, to be held at
MadIeon on the a01h OF September.
, 1865-08-11

Further Reports from Joliet

E4AAtK kAElVFk8 kt0nA AO14E&-
JOLIET. Aug. 10, 1865.
The greatest hooc eyer known here swept OTef
the citJ list might a large part Of teat portion.
east OF the river wus completely submerged. This
east wal Of the canal basin, below HowkA l.
Hyde's mill, gaye Way. eweeptnK awa7 K'u:'e
plan Il: m1ll, with all Its machinery an1 lpm9er.
Loe., about $500.
The dood vas caused by the heavy rlins res.
ts1eay, carving away 4 mill dam on Hickory
C1e.k, seventc. n miles east ot the city, clrs!nE
1t to overflow ite banks, and form junction with
sp.irg Creek, and came rushing in tosrents down
The tsack Ct the Chicago ard RICK Island Rail
tosd, sweeping away tevezal rods Of track de-
e1reytng the railroad bridge rear the dam, md
three other BRIDGES ut different points. The
Chitaso, Altoe, AID St. Louis Railroad
traes wut completely inundated for miles. and a
larce amount af track washed away The Much
Icat Central Railroad also tutT.1ea materially,
tbrro or four bridges having been swept away,
at o1e patse1ger train detached.
The :. etdeots Of that portion OF the city which
was sn1mtreed we're taken by surprise, a. tbs
water cid not commence rising till about nine
o'clock p. H., ard m1et Of them wire not aware
Of ,httr danger ln.tl their houses were so flooded
that they could not escape without the aid o.
hosts CT riffs 1ns1y Ct which were Gyl:e in eEery
dlseetlen to selieye The unlortuuates. Fortunate
II 70 lives were Lost Two email houses cam
floating down the Defplaines rlvtr ard 10 1ged er
The dsm. One Of them was occupied By the tsmt:J
till 1t lodged, when they weze rescued with Ere:,
difficulty.
The los Of property la immense, sEon- which
were pianos, furniture, ltye stock, thEnbberr
| sidewalks, fences, etc.
No trans ha~e passed here either WIZ since
! lat eyc1!pg. at o'clock the water had eue
! titet considerably. and the work.nen on Tie sev
! eraJ roads bus1tJ engaged repa!ring dtmsgee
| Passenger ttatrs will probably commences rua
ming to morrow. The Superintendent Of the
| canal, Iii. Good.ng, sass the canal IL broken IL
hrt pisces between here and Lockport. / think
the damage can be repaired in oae week, Il
| Wcathtr and water permit.
, 1865-08-11

hflg. Gen. Dent v II probably relieve Gen.
Giles In The command Of the garrison Of Wash
, 1865-08-11
. Gold,

NEW ToRK, Aug. 10-GolG shows .low award
tendency. cssh gold Is offered au,ss f,sely, aud
rome o. the bolder operators ere pnttfng our
limited line Of ehorts. The sales OF Tho Treasury
department. undoubtedly embazrass ,he butts, s,and
II continued hc} ond the requirements for the An
Rutt interest on the Seven. Thtrtlee, which Is
may tend downward for a period. Tha prlce
oFered at 1i34, ard declined steadily to 1i3}
, 1865-08-11

M0RE1A1 AuE. l4--A 1eI11ple IRln 6tQsm &c
ccupap1ed hy LigA Wind and hesvy thunder and
1igbt1tng ssited this section yesterday afternoon
ltstine raost Of the night. The rai2 fel! in tor
rerts ard The wind blew perfect gala. About
bp. n. Mr. B,a3.oa, Of this place, who WAS re-
tuning home t1om bis farm IN company with bis
, ton snd a tpo horse wBscn, YVES struek By light
ming, ki.1lrg the son AID both horse. iustantly.
AID EoektIG MT, =. some d:st4pce tom the
wzeon Into The Eca1 md eeriou.ly ipjuring him,
altbouRh II is thougtt he will recover. About Q
o'clock the lightning struck three story br1rk
block. owned i,y E. G. Smith i Co, Ct Chicago.
known as the Ha1na 5 Leroy block, 1hatterinx
the zocf 20 that It fell In AID taMkEcG the build
inr, 30 1t Il considered un4afe. There w:s no pre
In the building at the time.
The e:reams are MI oyeTdcwfd, the country
reads badly washed ont, and the bucces Of many
OF The sEalef streams carried away. The corn
and other ungathered gratn along the slreams
whieh srr pyel1owed Is almost, II rot qulte,
ruined.
The railroad track Is .seshed out md flooded In
several places, and tume bridges gone. No trstns
passed through Today. bat will, uuderztand. I'll
ee repaired early TOMORROW morning. The
strcams here are stin r!siog.
The weather today has heeo warm, clear, md
rlcaEent noet ct the day.
The canal tow path Il washtd alore hers some.
but not seriously damaged. We hes. Tint The
damage TO lEe esntl Ia At Jcliet,
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rrefolov.nz u II e1s>. oi atcsre1 wz.sten oJ ~
ev J. s. Ho1me pts:er Of tha I1srpoar street Bapstse
Cnarch, Brooklyn, n. T.. 70 taa 1ot'rAal end 1aE
GER, Cincinnati. O., sad .oeeEs volnsa T. fs7oE u
the World-rcuowned mrdictae. ME- WlH3LoyH
SOOTHING sYRuP FOR ca ILDRSA fk8THl14
~Te seo N Advertisement II your columns Of kRE
NIEalOWS 1OoTH1N8 sFkuF. Hcv. Va INIT
satd word u fayo1 Of th- rRtec: medicine DeMs u
Lie. cut Y. Tee. coE relle. 10 saY % Ecu1 Eaa@1s
:nss this IL NC huno1z-tos A1ss *s4d Il, 1'6 hss3
o - o1,t cEasntt. II Il probably o1e Of ths m2
suceeaaiu edlcinaa Of tho daY. oecsrse It = ma
theoess d those Of our readers Who hara rHess
tAnr rshAn lay In Aa1p7iJ.
h-,-AN.rAt
, 1865-08-11
PORTLAND.
MAINE sa.nt1 gn'co CO.'S s.nts nxsntcn-M"n c.
sEN0fs

| PORTLAND, Aug. 10.-Thf Union Sits Co1ven.
t1on net here to-day at tenn CLOCK. The attend
srce ia. large, with fal representation from the
| whole State. The convection otqanfzed 8ith
Hon. Ifa A. Peters, Of BsHor, Is President; 4
Vice ftestdsnt from each tounty, and Powell,
-Athcz spraRue and r. q. Hill as Secretaries.
Committee on Resolutions whs appointed.
At thirty minutes past eleven ballot WIS taken
ipE Governor. The whole number Of votes Was
6ts. Samuel ConJ, The present Governor, hid
ess, and wsa unanimously nominated. Tbs con.
Ttntou was then. addressed By Lon. John Rlce
tnd Col. Sutherland. Of Tezu.
PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 1n-. T. Gilman, Chair:
nan of the Committee Oh Resolution, reported =
teftes. Of which the following is a synopsis The
INST 1eeoRnizts the Divine hand that has led the
country through tho eivil war, AMI, given n.
lsa'fne peace. barred on the exhfpltiop Of efaye-
", aud restoration OF the Union.
The second renews the fpdorseEsnt Of the
principles spd uaessures nf te Administration Of
Prtsidenr Lincoln, st1ickendown because Of his
devotion 10 human freedom and the American
GIlon, and expreeses entire tordde7ee In Andrew
johnson, believing him aesIfous Of rfstoriug the
just rights TO ali purt1ee. ani. in behalf Of tue
unicn men Of Maine, pledges cordtal snppost in
tie Rreat work Of securing nation1i union, the
restoration and equality et human lights, and an
Tho .s.!J .sss,.u
ofths Gnrs,.aon..o aoa ~ 1 ssssss ~ tna. - tae ouv
vi,ionsi s,o1s.1.a. ~ tolu 'oe atsue uooef pro-
nsc,,1s :. e,nn5 - e "oeae oe Sa.lAess VI ta'
1nt,;san rosssn - a1sa'e oepo.'toFy OF 1sse "e'
Tbs 1an1,,, .,.a.'.. %
,<fa1',nn. s.a..".. s..as Ia. n feoaeaa'hhx tae
nove,nms,t ~ is - .ae t1ent ana GUY o. loe
cor.st,n,;o,,, .ran5n. na 1e 1a..neauoa o. tne
sna tba ,.ma1,, ~ ~. s, aoonaa'as slavery.
ro1cr sna vs,,.a ~ - ~ ~ s asau'y on ACCOUNT o1
1'he tf,t, ,nao-ss. - 81 nps.,s psLs' eaaalV.
, 1865-08-11
Terrible storm at Matteson-A f;ar1
Instantly Killed aud Parents Se-
EEfsfY In kufad hE Iam has

"-s ~3S- " u 1z&E-a3tA1kGA
NA71EsoE, H.. AuF. l0.-The heaviest r7fn
ever kno*1 IN this vicinity lell yesterday after-
noou md evening, accompanied by the moat Ter,
17ae tt under md lightning. German tant =
ItturItr2 from The ne1d we're fr1uck By Lightning.
The only child. daughter, esetteee yeats of are.
~asinsfant!S Killed anG her parcEts seriously In
tuted- There is great diversity Of opinion In re-
gard to the anouat Of water which tell, it being
estimated at from twelve to twenry-fouf inches.
, 1865-08-11

VIC hsve no report BY telegraph from Kan
kskee, but We learn that the TIA regimen, illinois
Fclnntt esa. homcTard bound, are detained stthat
roa1i os he Wa:htre twsy Of ths railroad b1Idge.
Inc accounts of the food In the Eantakee river
At Wf!mtrRton, indicate that the rise OF that
stre1m at al points Il unprecedented
, 1865-08-11
SECOND DISPATCH.
t1n pOF1Aut Revenue DeeI8Ionx-Re.
c<spt9 OF 1nteFnal Revenue.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribnne.1
WAsH1sa1os, Aug. 10.
The following rnlfEgs were made By ths Deputy
Ccnm,sdoner Of Internal Revenue to day; The
atttgnmcnt or transler Of 4 Judgment ehould be
tfamped a. IN agreement or contract. ,Dm ettir
bills Of ladlng are conAidered as receipts for the
delivery Of property, md should b. stamped rs
ench. The bond given by the guardian Of the
minor hei.s Of a deceased soldier, In or.
Ger to apply for the pension, bounty, or
arEestaces ofpsy, is subject to stamp duty Of on
dollar a. bond given for the due execution and
performance Of the duties ot any o1lcc. 4 person
esoplC5ed by IN 1nsutante Company to taka The
general cozTetpondenee and supervision Of the
ihtc1eets OF the Company, either at a parlcul4
place, or BY travelling from plact to p1ace, must
have license AZ m Insurance sgsut, whether he
so]ieits risks AID tegot'ates insurance or not.
The receipts Of Inte1ual Revenue 10 dsy
arcrnted 10 very little less than one million.
Il F. FesrWelI. Of ONO, was to dsy appointed
Consul II Cadiz, Spain.
, 1865-08-11

r.a!, MnaheIos, VIII co, Aug. 10, p. m.-The
en'1go ana Alton RAlfoad al this place IL badly
~aaned away. Pine Creek brIage il eoae, sud
asont quarter Of a mile Of track. The nicht
e1pstse from St Louis Of 1ss. night sau dowo tbe
tnhspkrent, but din no dEuaae, All ara hack
In this place and feeling 11ae-
The river bas uerer been any HIGHER for such
Short ra1n. The track will be fepsfred 20 trains
Will pass oFcF 1t By tomorrow Eight
The kankskee river is ettll ratslpg ard will
he nrt1l about noon tomorrow, II It follows its
usual cou11e, No other damage h1s bean Conc
tsai We have heard or
, 1865-08-11
THIRD DISPATCH.
Gen. Butler to 20 to Columbus, Ohio
| 8scrsteRy Seward. ;,

Gen. Butler to 20 to C0lumbus, Ohio
8tcFstsRy Seward. ;,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibune.1
WASHINGTON, August III.
Gfn- Butler will probably attend the Convention
Of The EIights Templsr, at Co'unbus, 01ic, On
the bfh OF September.
Hhe guerilla Mosby, whose arrest was men.
toned IN these dispatches last night Ia still in
custody, though be will PROBABLY be released to
MORROW On eordItion that he returns to his home
In Fanquier county, to remain there.
The Sec1et1.y of State hRs almost entirely re-
covered his health, snd ii apparently Is vigorous
AZ at sny time curtDg the past fou. 1ears. He was
ii the Department to-dsJ at an ear:J hour, remain
ing until 4 p. H.. with the foreign ministers. A
large rumbcr Of the foreign dfplomattsts ca11e 10
tender their congratulAtiora upon his restoration
to health.
, 1865-08-11
THE WEATHER ANIL THE
EHkUFSs


FULTON, White.ides Co., Aug. 10.-Au anall
grain eontutat damaged not quite an average
crop. Corn good; we:taer dne ta.dsy.
NATION. Cuok Co, Aug. 10.-rhs heavles
storm ever known. fell here yesterday. There
ia great divereity Ct orniou a. 10 the amount
water which fell, II being estimated from II 10 20
inches. The Injury do4 to the crops Is In
menEt.
W1scofs1s.
LACROSSE, IaCroste Cd Aug. 1p,-The heavy
rain Of 5ester- dsy has nj Injured the crops 10
any extent. The wheat cbp Is larger even thsu
was anticipated and BY idustry, has been ueat1y
eecured; f.rmezs arc fee1}E happy cn,he rtsalt.
Madison, Dane Co. Au} 1o.-To dsy has b:cn
very warm, not drop Of lin failing, and hss been
improved to the utmost b the f1rmers. Wheat
hts not been seriously ir]ked By vet weather Is
5tt, although in some 4calfdes 1t has grown
sopeRhassn ebock. Ano4er week ct sueh wealth,
er a. to-dsy an1 all gram }ll be stacked and ont
ofdangef.
IOWA
CEDAR FALLS, Cedar Col Aug. 1o.-Wlnd IN
the Northeast. Sp.enc1d!tor harvest ng. Re-
ports continue good fer what. Harvesting Fro.
Eretstrg nnely.
DuBCQUE, Dubuque Co.,AaS. 10-our rosd,
more WET and damaged fhf by my storm this
month. Weather fEe toby. Rosl will open
to App1ipgtoD, twenty .fou: miles west Of Cedar
Fa1ls 1tIt Monday,
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sprsad or .he choiers 10 the medlter
ranean-4.s RaEages" nalsA-Ar
q Enf-

HeTseI<l Y. johnson Fardone1-
Spread OF the Cholera IL th. !med1ter. r
raneAn-&le RaEAges"at HalsA-Ar
feat CT MeAby.
NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-The Commercial says
Mrs. DouRlas' appesl TO tha President lof tne
pardon Ct He1echel T. v.poausor,s who vas on tne
ticket with her bn.band for Vice PfsB1ceh1' mas
proved eutreseful."
The Ipst's Warrington rpec'al ssye: "Adyi.es
received 1t the State Department To-day itom tas
American Consul at Maft1, eta & that the e1oiefs
ts raging there to isarfu! extent. Conmae9ic5t'
tfon with the adjacent isl3ndsihss.bf Q? suspenee
Quarantine is rig1dly enforced at various PAGES.
Our contule ct Trieste and Mefstn1 ft1te tn!t
measures have been adopted to pfeVeot tos
cholera from spreading from the porEs to WEIGH
1t has extended from Egypt"
Georgetown Heights, selected fot TIE ffGsi. N
dents Re; idence, tB considered 100 ar rpm tae
Executive Office, aud the Presitent'a llmt!9 nsv,
tpg EXPRESSED a preference for the 5oldieta
Home, 1t fE probable th.t place will be adop!eo.
WAsaEarox, Aug. 1o.-Ths PRECEDENT + nas ns
appointed l.. P. DeCcerata, Of New ioEk. g %
Consul Mt Cyprus; and X. F. Farrell, OF oalu,
C0ceul at Cadiz.
a special 10 The New York EctMin3 F99l says
Mostly was rested last night In Alexandra. and
Very few troops remain in Washington 70 be
dischs,gtd-oyer 100,N0 having been mustered
out since July 20,
, 1865-08-11
SYRUP,


Ne n4va put - and sold ts!sa,u:la t1E oTss ye4L
AID CAN SAX In CuaRloXNE8 AND xRu13 .
I. what we hays never been Abla 70 Ay Of my ~
nedicine-EErER HAs IT FAILED II aIN0t
INSTANCE TO KFEEC1 CU13,Was4- -
used. Neyer did ~ know II tuztauta of lssathes
TOE By my c1e Who used r. On tho contrary, II ~
delighted sl:h t:p operatons Aad 92eAk IN taZ1nf u
roulak3ta1tc1 Of It's EaEsca. aaecs sad medieak Ne
t1e4. T4 gpeak II this utA1.er *WH41 VI ID
YEOW," Htrez - ye41s experience; AND FLxoND
OUR REPCTAT1oH FOB THE FuLFIAKs1 or
WHATlWK HERR DEC14AAR In ataoat eTeY1 y
Etantt HhtrE The ntaot u sulsytcE aun pain ana ~
haustIon, relief VIII b toand IN .arsea q W0B
lGuts1 atter tae Tr1p II ad1aiassefed.
Full directions fc5 u1tug Will accompany escA bse4
H=cs 1aonlae u11eas tho DO umle CT Cutsit3 F18
KE9, New Tsrk. i On tho d1.ade Hrap2E1.
, 1865-08-11
Ql)lrago Qr1l'unes
FRIDAY, AUGUST II. 1866
THE NEWS.
Gold In New York at close l42.

Gold In New York At close 142
Hon, C, c, Co1e. a diet1opu,shca citizen If
Iowa. ard formerly. a lcad,1c member RI ,he
Democratic party in int sts,e has ur1t,en
q letter in favor of univerra, snfT,are which
Is uubfiehpd in fhe Jo,c1 eyo,. B,1;,t.r- He
cons1dc.s this the trne Democratic policy OF
The whole country and es annl,ed to the
teconst uction onestien. he argues with force,
chat 4he Rennh1tc =, :. +ha ~ wer m p1pe the
.loys1 neon1e ri the late rahe11tous terri
1nrle, ~ the sontb thc ,,cht tn vate and
Shat r. {. . prcA.s3sv ami, :. fn+v IN IA an.
Tba tTs5na T7nyo,, stata cony.nt1on met at
port,.aS .ss+s,asx ana r-nom,n,ted +hs
--asaa. ,,,r,a,,srt Hon samu.1 Conr for
,1:n~s-n,- x,,t creat nr.n;ni,v. Gar. Cony =
7,.e 1,sen a ,,,ost excellent Chief Mapis.rate.
.ond lii he Terleeted with but q sms., show
rronno.,tfon- The resolutions are admirably
;r,T nm. They faypr universal euffeape.
rnd all Nautical rights to the colored race.
Hrnrr R. JEnltne. paving teller of the
phn.n1r Bank, New York, one Of the Oldest
and bcst managed Institutions In that CITY,
In. been arrested as q defaultes to that 1ns;i-
tuition to thc amount of $4,000. He con-
fcescs to the crime.
L large ehle Of Government vessels. for
which there Is no future use. took place at
The Navy Yard. Philadelphia yesterday. The
attendance Eas large and the bidding snfr.
and.
The Prekidsnt has yielded to the Boliclta.
Y. Johnsen, who ran On the ticket With her
husband for President, in 1860.
q Washington dispatch to the New Yo.k