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, 1866-08-08

UfHtr1ct Congressional ConycntIon-The
irrespective Ncnfnec-&:rand Council
OF fhc Union disqualification OF ar.
tlrcF"-CongFr~Aman nj Lnrgc-Tho
State TrensNrcrnhtr-Stnto Convention
To-Day.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago rsisunc.]
srnfNaF1EID, ILL.,, August.
5hc Congressional Convention Of tho Eighth
District Will meet hero tomorrow morning.
Hon. s. ii. cu1lom, the present incumbent, will
be nominated without a struggle. He has no op-
pOnent.
The Grand Council OF the Union League OF tic
State to-day declared vacant tho place OF Hon.
Thor. j. Tuiurr, Grand p1caldcnt Of tho Graud
Council, and elected Hon. E, c. 1nGcreo}t In bis
slcaa. The reason for ousting Turner WAS bis
eeess eleeted IS e eeenei wcfc grand Vlee
Grand A.sIs;.ai v!se fresiden5~I 5. kersS'i' o 81
q *pfingaeld; Grand Msrsbal-Dostori aai
epiaclfhe:p fHh%pto? e eraxSs1 cSso'Ga; q; s1tss 9faaa
aeld: Grand Chaplain-RsS. j. n. caS.
dee, D: D.. Of Galcsburg. The Council also
aoorted declaring that utm ost vigil
State is required By the exigcneies ot TIC present
times, and that II i especially tho duty Of Union
LeseieE T. q: Ess:;s:s:c ::s:k now. lueeseingly
traitors who strivin: 10 obtain control Of tho
t:ovrs1,nent. Beyond this utte1ance the tranaac-
tons OF The Council Today have been strictly
Of u,cir regeneration OF what has been already
known AZ mighty power will be speedily felt
throughout the Stale =
at lorgc. Is hcle and working vigorously Tor re-
nomination, but his chances At present arc ex-
cecdius1y slim.
General Logan hae signinea his anal intention to
accept the nominntionif II II Is made by acclama-
lun, and when thie fsct Ia made known In The
Convention, there Is no doubt Of auch highly
complimentary vote being rendered him at once.
IhS Importance 81 having such powerful name
Colonel Nelson eecrn: In cuucuses to be gaining
some ground nsainft Bevcridge for the Treasurer.
chip, hui moi to such e1te,t, tits believed, as 10
cudanEcr seriously the chances OF tho latter.
The hotels arc full, and the delegates coming In
great numbers ou every trim. The State Central
Committee arc meeting tonight, in private room
In the st. Nicholas Hotel, to make aTrangemcnta
for the Convention tomorrow Their session Is
strictly private.
, 1866-08-08
EROW. ST. LOUIS.

General Fremont to be n Candidate for
ll,Itcd States Senator form, Missouri
&lss,1rs4, CA.es-41 Political I'ovS.1xo1V
Half the Delegates 10 Philadelphia
frDss Missouri Hack OuI-A Flood In
colorado, DC.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
ST. Locls, Ausust'.
It's reported t!ls: Gcrcra, Frensont will be a
candidate for the United States Senate from this
sstste, provided the next Legislature il Radical.
The General can hardly c1airn, yrar'e residence
in Missouri. though lis friends claim Il for bin.
There il considerable apprehension regarding
ehol"sa. This morning two cholera patic..!. were
taken from Steamboats, 10 the city hospital, and
noac M Of these % p1evcd Il ta,al M an c1dst1y % Gsrma nan
IN Chestnut etreet, between Fourth md Fifth
sireetF. Wa Suddenly seized with symptoms Of
tered, mud The man was pronounced to be out Of
Health Office this morning forhnria1- The accom-
rahytng physicians certificates have ehowu that
The tcaths are from cholera.
On Td9y 1 iast
second best. The Conservatives Of DcKalb Conn.
II are Of tho noisy rebel Kind, but had the hclp Of
a1oyal Lieutenant In abusing tic State Govern
Only half the Delegates appointed to the Phila-
attend. "''' A>'"A'''
ST. LOFTS, August Thirteen fatal cases OF
ehole1a wers reported yesterday, Fourteen cases,
The Denver Ntnf, OF July 3Otb, reports heavy
r4'ps ard considerable damage in tue mining RI.
Valley. The water rushed down to the snlch, car.
r,ug hinge bouldcrs and roci;s down. blocking mp
lhe road nnd filing up the guleh. The Hood
Valley Mining Company. Tho water caved in
a wall ten feet gh-hnmes were torn to pieces
md swcpt away. mile pr moro Of flunle was
t0rn ont and The ,slIplc Cc|ch tyas flici mn. All
mining operations below the Pleasant Valley Com.
pan} ws:c destroyed. The loes q the Pleasant
Tic S.ss publithcs m csseodcd o. accennf ~ % of thc
arrest and commitment OF Hiram, Lfshtncr. d
prominent citizen and politician Of Denver. Tor
10 doub: Of lis snitt stole, property was found
In h!s rct session and given up By liIn. The prop
ezsy +ttlen was bar uf :-nd wnI7h <3,Uy.
, 1866-08-08
FROM LOUISVILLE, KY.
Election Rcturns-!A Rebel Democratic
Victory Clafmed-Tlc Stale Culored
Convention.


to- ~, Ans1st Election 1esarns
ten; Glaysyille-Dnva!l, 145; Hobson, twelve;
Ghristl2nspuEE-Unr1ll, 3s5; uobson. fDrty'nins;
IansTDnvall, majority 2osi Ensi!ence-Duyall,
ten; s1,; Mobson. tweniy,nine: Eli1aoethtown-D
to,i'y sly; sampson County, 80: F1aakf,st, Du-
vail majority II, CITY. lso in county, GU: Midway
-m,n!sall; ,,!s II; Honsoil. ~; csan oESnardInu-
saIls val masafHy Met9 about 51u; IN G1n.
1ng 1eoanDn lIEca.c.1Oasa!i' VI. Aobson, ~;
=, sa. BIN ma}oly ~ .aG c9un1y e. 10 csimated
n oxs, "s ssa,.s n:e., nrecinr; msa' ~ MoS6on III NSw
nnsn nns9!l J.! ~ ma9o1!y ~ Ih1s to%n aso county,
w, IS III, ,nnic Ss oo=2m ~ In
1c cr :, Il, ,iro asi ns ~ near sn.
Wssnit,y a;.4ict ,ra1i, uuHn. ";, ~ ~ nea1H'
c1;nv [ nv thst ~ n,t ;M ! ss 1nut Hno
,,aSo,itr 1a 1,e nn,or.a; VI" Xxx, Ell, T. ,inat. 1 Nv
.si} nns;. ~ rai - -. ecs. @ - eGesu " Uu
1intso ~. 10 T.; ~. 10, ~ c So1 ~ x.Ppssais.
Sioto (; e. 5r N m 80 81 ~ Ill u"1"'13 l" tne
JnhMsta,, ~ Gn"rat,-r ~ 49,. ~ 1,+ n,r., ~. ,.,
,;t f,e t:rt,: iSi3 ~ ~ IL. ,a, J.; eS sah.
~ 1,.:nrft,. '' S' "S oe'''~A "a 'Ae s4'' ~
w TIn 9eia5s, c,.., f.o.,o..,o -.,.....,
,,d "r,t.n;!,;i - N,t;fa @ .! .e"hGsser neI
1nn, iccn cnnn,;c NJ ct ~
colercl men in the state. 'fi'ss'"'' y 'e1u'"S
hea h 9n3eet IL 10 alseuss Questions OF inferest
10 INC colotca men ~ connection Win agriculture,
mnn IT. ana 1ahah Sasa5on a
thTee or loHr 1ays-
Ihv Louisville JonrncEs account OF the city
elecN0' !estcsday glEes hobson s,aT votes and
cnnn received 5,lls and johnson ate!. for CLERK
O. the Gonhiy Eoaf1. CIaig feccivcd i,4@ and
1Marlcsio!, lsiI, lar .lndse o. the City Court,
fll fa5shall s's' anu naFlins 5'1:3 for Appellate
Louis.slG Eisee nnyall ahont sixteen hundred
m31uElEy. LIE Ha}ot?ty IN TIC STATE NJ large. f3
, 1866-08-08
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

A 1ohn-Corl'er-Sen Convention in the
Filth District IA Congressional
Nomination Considered Uselc+@-Ue1~
cEnte* 10 the Philadelphia Convctt-
tIon-mc<tfItE OF the lSrcol-nnd-lsut.
Ter Executive COMMITTEES.
1spccsnl Despatch to the Chicago Tyihune.l
INDIANAPOLIS, August Z.
Tie rute1iaed Democracy Of the Fifth Congres-
eIonal District met In convention today at Cam.
bridge City. Joe Mcdonald and few lcsser
lights made epceehcs and did ,hcir best to cncour-
ngc tho .lnl:ins hearts u The faithful few who live
f. Tint hn Eh,c anol,,io% rssion No ngnina;
nrrlcts; Better wait I'll after the Philadelphia
Son Of liberty, 1afc DcyciIu, md Tabll HITTER
nut named Eli rigman, wc.c ee'ectcd to represent
Tie Dftttiet IN tbe Phlladclphla Convention and
The concern adjourned.
The Jtllrson Executive Committee were In ees.
sim ut tho sherman House iA this city to-day.
General sol, Meredith was on hand IN al his
Elary. Wl.At tsnnspiscti II only known 70 thetn-
rciscs and Il few coppcEhcaas IL whom tlcy have
confidence.
, 1866-08-08

a GrA- nRally-RousinK Speech
1fOm SpcA..cr CoImx-Scathlnc He
view or oHly Policy ,s-Gorcrnor
Horton OF. the Democratic Victory in
Kentucky.
Especial Despatch 10 tho Chicago Tribunc.l
........... !sDrAsArotle, Angu.t7
The announcement thht Speaker Colgax vould
Hdd1cst our citizens this evening eecnct, ns a
magical tallsnsn to dfnw people hflhcr ftorp ali
parts oftlc connry adjacent, and at An carly bour
the lasE wns hrouge1 With not less Than 5000
people II had been rslulnE all day. and The
evening" looked 20 dark nud chcerlees TINT Ms.
ronfc hall was engaged for the ocrae,ou. but
toward eve tue skies grew brighter, and the meet
:rs wns Relocated In TIC cl,cle.
Mr. co1fax appeared On tho etand at 7:so attend.
cd by Governor Morton, and wap received with
lond applause. He WIS introduced in few 1t,iur
words hy Governor Morton, after which Mr., Col.
" said, ., TIC close Of tho Revolution ii Bene-
stren,al Congress and demsnled lis siehts as an
Amctisan-botn citizen, with what cxccintson aud
tcorn the tInitor would have been spusncd from
wiEe different from Benedict Arnold. They had
been the rulesa Of the conpty, had been exalted 10
ihe highest positions Of power and politica1 sta.
Their country. and now. while dtnonueing and y1l-
llyins the American Congress. they have the an
1acity to CONC to t1e door or that Congress aud
Ar. Coltax said he came 10 ns fresh fresh from
that much abnecd And yiEidcd Congress. There
i not to-day rrbel throughout thc land, not
coin and dc,lonnccs lin as Nero, and a caign1a
Int WHO Denounced the !hasty-ninth Congfess.
We feel 6onotea ~ such dcnunclation. The
members 81 tls2t Congress were moderate in their
demands but were firm as the eternal hills, that
rebel States should moi again resume their old
positions until they Ind complied with these dc.
ma::aE.
The speaker defined his policy Of rcconstrnc-
tion BY a wctl-lnown quotation from speech
sha, only. The loyal mcn Of rebel States ehonlS
Mt. Colia1 rapidly reviewed President John
sons policy. and traced It to Its Legitimate effects,
u rhatae,eEizcd the Philadelphia Convention oi
s o wsh Y Eoped aoaa
be successful nt lhe fall elections, aud TINS be-
60 nc The dominant power In the country. The
hcllion were going to ceme together there. They
had beer: trying TO cn&e together for year,; Int
The loyal arsats Of the Krrubltc had ''cen an Ia.
diers bud come home, and they we1e going to get
d,ope, they would meet and mInsle inio une.
amendment, which coataiued the conditions pro-
posed by Congress to resto,ation- 1t had been
perverted and m1srepscseu!cd hy our enemies. lie
pisecd, Is # would b, II lie COZ Constitution, ii Il
would nc its brightest gem.
his Congressional Disniet fhe Coppcrheads
were declaring they should carsy 1t, hut lie didn't
tor I il ths EI, ssgf
two. ami s,lO0 majority for the state ticket
lie spoke for two hours will, great power, being
Eelea:edly Interrupted By cheers and other dcmon-
Alter Ee lad concluded, Governor Morton took
TIE stal.d, il Obedience to loud calls, and in
low tle late victory OF the rehels over the Union
, 1866-08-08
Markets by Telegraph.
n1nN,uIlT c,AItnET ttEr.,t1T.


Especial DctrsIch the Western Associated rrcAs1
NEW Y0vx, August i.
NoxEr.
The monry market without any resesrtthlc change
and thr surp,y IL r.lil Ii e1rt-s os the demand Cali
loan. range from 4s cent and primo discount. arc
psn NJ ah2cA = ccnt.
Tic Ernefal trade Of TIC city ErmAnt dali. md tho
rou1tt Of b,sincAa has mt incrcAat this Wrk ~ Jet.
There arr nn,ef OF early buyers. hut they pureaao
very rantionrty. In the department Of dry goots,
there !. STEADY accumulation OF stocks and prices
rail,ce weak, ~ a Ecneral shlax.
HOLp.
Tic told market ieft on firmly NJ l&sK9ltS.
EXCHANGE.
Foreign Exchange u arm.
HOyEzNKkNT8.
Government sccuritica ~err 1e,s Arsiro this After
noon and tic market co"cd up firmly 1t our quotations:
Coupon 1871, 1oqk9tlo; 80 do, 1an 1osX91osxl 1910
eonpon seK499s. july s.aos, tolxelosk.
MINCkLtAxknp1.
The Stock market At last oen Board was stronger,
and tho highest prices Of the : wero made. There
wax au Increased dspoation bur towards tho close
Of tho day. Tho uFxarl movement In ltock island
turned the Whole market-
stocks arc trnlJ held and any little dcllno briusa tn
fscsh buyers.
rxTEoLKCN AKp NINtNQ fr0cEA,
Petroleum and sniulng stocE1 wcsu very dn Mining
toek.ConsolldAscd 0tcxosy Qold 1sso; WAIKIKI, ~
, 1866-08-08

y. 1onis-John Knapp, D. N. ARSON, Thcodoro
lIate Tolcdo-A. u. rcDl1n Aud D. II. Loc!:c;
NherlIng-h. ". campbeli. y
The eul;cct Of receiving news dispatches by tho
Atlant!c Cable "la REFERRED to Special Coi!In!t-
trc 81 nxc, viz: Mrrsrr. White, llalstead. Fair
hanks. linlt and nIighsm..
Mcsnrr. Knapp. Chandler, George. Fs'sE,anla
anh Campbell. werc appointed t:',ia,!tttc 70 ar
1nIEs' st1c OF rsicEK fa t,n pnh for dispatches.
TLc Association adjoMri,cI It'll af.ernoon.
, 1866-08-08
FROM BOSTON.

F1rc from Krro*rgle-AdIournn1 OF
slic Dental Convention.
BosroN. Aug. 7.-The tank shed b.!one ne to
tho Ectoecnc oil works Of W. J. ratson q Co.,
kaet noslon. WnA entirely consumed by 1su about
uIne o'clock this evening. Tile tanks, which con-
tained about .st0 barrcla Of oil, and which were
surcd,
This Denial Convention adjourned to-day. A
compromise has been effected with tho Goodyear
tubhe1 Company. The nc1t mccttng will be held
In Cincinnati
, 1866-08-08

Fagrant rebels arc getting pretty thick Mt
Toronto. The L<odsr announces the arrival there
OF tho following "distluguishcd gentlcmen:'
James M. Mason, Of eisginfn, notorious as onc OF
the rebel ambassadors captured from tic British
steamer Trent, by the iudomitable Wilkes JOHN
c. D,cckin1dge. ez-vlcc President Of the United
States, distinguished moro particularly by Ills re-.
trent from Fort Donelson, leaving Ills troops to bo
gobaled cp BY Grant; General j. C. Churchill,
brother-iu-law 10 DR.. Blackburn; General Early !;
Colonel Stoddart Johnston, nephew OF the late
General Albcrt Sidney Johnston and Major For
tcr, President Of The Georsia Bank Of Savannah.
, 1866-08-08
1lllnoiA md Michigan Cnnnt.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trhunc.l
DRrpoKrnr7. August ~ p. m.
cLEAExn-rrorccr Atlantic, Lasa1lc, 100 brls sa!t;
Polar Star. Henry. 20 tons etarcs md heading.
AEElvEp-15F1nnt. LaSnllc 80 ions coal; propeller
Tn- 1Efos faSalic. 1900 bu corn Daco,ai LaSalle,
sloo hu corn, $. F. a1c Lc,cns 70 yds snhble Etonc;
D. He's, tcn'ont $ ys dimension stone; propeller
Cashier. Lcmont, 3s yds suhhle stone: Lady Frank
lln lcmons. = yils fuh'c h.onc Rrscuc Lcmoni, 10
yds rtbh1c etonr p yds dimension stonc; AIqulppn,
Jcnont. 80 yds ENhhc stones Investigator 1cmont %
yds ru1bc stonc, ys dimension stone; Maple Leaf
Morris 50 hu corn: J. D. Preston. Morris, 1000 bu
corn; Nontauk Morris, 5000 bu com Ocean Snray,
Oaw so0 bu corn; Louise. 30 yds rubbte stone
Geo. L. Taylor. Lcsnont, 20 yds Tnbhie stone; Deer
lnrk No. 2. Utca $500 bu corn Danube, Ottawa, 1000
bu corn Ontario, 0ttnwa, s,0oo bu corn.
nE1p0Erorr, Hugust "a I'm.
cLEAEED-Iady FRANKLIN. Lemout; Investigator,
lemont; D. Hess. 1.cmont S. F. Gatc, Lcmout; ALL
qurpa, Lcnont, ASIA Peru, 71aft lumber, SO lath
Empress. resu, 1osG6 II lumber 90 lash; Cnadtlla
Marsces; Favorlte. Joliet, 1 lumber. s. 5o1 lath
OaI Leaf. Joliet. &, 100 n lumber: Louise, Prison.
AEE1yKp-Scnator. Lasalle, III tons coal large No.
3 lnsae. 10 tons coa1; Clyde. Seneca. 1000 hn corn.
, 1866-08-08
FROM MADISON.

DcclSpra tl,e yGoner-Antfc3Pute<I Ora"
tlos. to senator lKoSrr-Thc 1kaan
Hlorul Of Yesterday.
istclaJ pcs1,atcb 10 the Chicago Trfbunc.l
AAplsoH. Angust7.
IIon. +. n. Galway, whotc nnnc "aa used NY
The ltcad+ua. .1,n.tc4 Convention, m delrgat*4:o
tLe Philadelphia Convention hns letter III lbs
Jovynaf ts-f'ight, Ia which b. ssys thst hf' name
va uhed ws,i;out hi. kn"w'edges q spp1o[s!, and
t,aft1nh stitrn1tt h< hays thai be ia It'll In lIhe
With Ut great tniuu ts'iy t,st fp.tinctvcly hates
Uppf~ss.+u. snd hAlLh austa!Aed the Gatcsumcnt
IL . Es3u.4l utA+.
tts ted that 4 great llhme danuaelsatlop
N7!' u Laid Lssr III nrst hatatdAy evrs.tnx.
Qetikk U.E ttti tweh.ytuu Gouts Mcsu have
, 1866-08-08

ROCHESTER,, August IA man named Alder
mum shot big bro,her-in-law, named Bartlett at
quarrel at Aldcrmup's honsc. Bartlett will prob
ably die.
a policeman, from Syracuse, In the 1:o5 train,
cns window, near Warren Station. and was killed.
, 1866-08-08

EETtt1hl Dtstatth 70 The Chicago Tf1hune.1
MILWAUKEE, August I.
Fiorn-Quet Sales OF go brls at es.7s fos double
extra Spring, anh tS.sa lor ctolec extra spring.
t:.Ary-Wfeat unscttlel. Sales nj the n. Ill., board
OF s1ooo bu at $,6oseel67K cash. tfG5x@l6sx seller
ths week. md Il ~ seller August. On Change
sales Of y oo In at sl@166 cash. tl,G1l5 seller Mi
~rck, and 81 La seller all August. Five o'c1ock p n
hoard h!mcr Sales Of 5000 bu al $1G3 regular mud
eeles nil week. and 81 seller all month Onta tr,er
Sniea of 1000 hu Mt 31c. Com Kslc better. Sales Of
8, ,4co bu Mt 5CEe5S1c cash.
FaKtnnTs-Dull nj 1skc to Ogdenshnrgh.
KEcEErTs-0 brla flour, Is 900 bu whrn 2to bu oats
EAHNKS1s-a00 brls dour, c. ~ bu wheat 40 bu oats
, 1866-08-08
SOUTH AMERICA.
Protest against tho Return OF our Minis

Protest against tho Return Of our Minis.
Ter TO Venezuela.
New fonK, August 7.-Thc Worlds Cintdad.
boiis1r, Vcnrzucln, correspondent esys the Amer.
lem citizens resident at Cnsacoa have ecnt to he
Govcru1ncnt at Washington protest against tho
hin With pcnuriousnctt and speculation in MGR.
c!'andls:. dtaEracng the country In tho cycs ot
The natives lie also says numbers Of onEnccs
Venezuela, many ur when have been foul]y MIR
ZAncc ri the matter 1' "~a~'
, 1866-08-08
FROM BALTIMORE.

Death Of a Son Of Governor Swan
Registration Of Voters.
BALT1AonE, Aug. f.-Thomks Swan, IT,. eoa Of
The new registration Of votcrs commenced to-
dag In all Tho wards, md attracts considerable In
toforc excluded on The ground Of disloyalty, 10
Obtain registration. Tho rtatHs Of political par
lies in THIS city aud State will Of conrse depend
very much o., The result Of The registration.
, 1866-08-08
Annual Meeting Of tho Western As*o.
ctatcd ISrcNus

DET7.orr, Mich, Juty 7.-Thc annual 1acc,lng
q 'ls "ss'arn A.soeiated prcss commenced s9, ;,'
chais Oiled ly il. N. Walker, OF the Detroit Fr1
i1tss There wero pro.cnt RI, ne following
Representatives. Of vs.aon1 , We.scrn ,>, ne"s'
Wilson, IsuTacr While, y. ulakely; clcye'1nd-A.
". rstIhans., i. CoWls,: cincls"saIM' II Hi'
Sicvtrc, Charles i. CLARK, ". i. Howard; !Mdlsn.
a1r,I,s-h. u. Com.r, Charles ", n4iti Milwau-
krr-T. b. Jrsmalu; 31tlsIurgh-c. d. Brigham;
, 1866-08-08
FROM MEMPHIS.

Sulc1lr-Cctton Tax S'ollrct1on-IYcyd
for Representatives,,
Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago Trsbunc.l
MEH7n1s. Augusta
A ftal, woman committed sutcido Inst nl2hl.
o,,d l,l, 4 tender letter 10 her loycr. She was
known es Jcnpic vili-. formerly Of Drsstoncs.
loWp. ,,,
ncutcd ~ tho pu!nl for collection OF tho cot
4 prominent claim ngcn. has been held for rape
committed yesterday.
Mcfcn1y ". M
to-day. ~ p,,,, .,
Louis, GNdoE mud Lee.
, 1866-08-08

A Yor11EFrl ltonnER.-1'ridect Kelly, who sc-
sides al the cotncr Of Market AMI Illinois etrcc,s.
wne absent from her home on Moulny morning.
her presence brlnE required at the i'olicc Court,
"hcFc she was accused OF dianrdesly conduct.
hIdGct ir frequently there IN the same crrand,
ard sometimes she stays for months nj thc D,idc.
we'll. lrr ittio boy atrtck,a youth Of some Twelve
or thlccn ycars, was left alo,,o IN tho houtc, and
hinhtng probably thnt Ills E,o,hcr was going on
otc nf llcr. prolonged stays. hr proceeded to "A.
rc:t liz tile lawful tur. MIR. Kelly, although
pcsron Of lathcr lassoluft hnhtte, wa. moi wait.
tny III tllftfl. Ehc Ind accumulated hoard or
nearly f.pn, which wns lltddcn hchrn,i l.,r mat.
rn.e, iu.fck soou eiruc's upon tho ttcasltyc, ard
tnaac very free With H.. IT. .ard fnrtf, Into tic
t,cris, and became quite Dltllc 1inn annng 1le
eonl.anianr. distributing dollars md candy 10
Ns'ont dozen boya md ElEs with pc1ftct laose-
n"se. sotne ot thrm rucrivcd tho money gratc.
in!lf Willie nittts rejected II with suar!rlnh. At
!s' s'l thr attention Of Tho police vas hltncsel TO
Tho squad, aud Kelly. With eleven 0lhcrA, WAS nr.
IcstcI mud brought yesterday t,ufoEc Justice Mil
lfitcn. Patrick acknowledged lxrfuc taken Acvrn
ID1lnrs ftuu the pile 10 buy now ctothcs but de-
ntrd any xnow1sdEn Of thu remajndur. About
{sS.0 was recovered IN nll. part iejuV ia cold aud
dc caro- Ut Commissioner Williams md The otbcr
1,,isnntrs wclc dikmfsscd With caution from
the Justice not to receive money from liberal little
bo}a.
, 1866-08-08

BILE TrkspAr.-Bat that yesterday was Tues
day, 1t might very appropriately have been chris.
tened " Bluc Monday." It was a genuine chris
cntnE Of the old-fashtoned sort, which hy alt but
The hapfista is believed TO hare been eprinklinc,
It was nice, easy, quiet, gentle inssnuatIng, ef.
fcctlonate Kind Of rain, ono with which yon could
liking H. While the rnln was pleasant, It had fhc
eject OF making everybody feel decidedly bfne-a
remarkable facl seeing that The heavens were
!. IetaM tic ky viii have cleared up and taken
, 1866-08-08

OhlccF nfa tca1,scs his employers In thu person Of
csr.y individual member Ut that socIctyin tyhvso
ecrvlcr Ec In.
obedience Of tho police Of ibis ely, and only ask
ihnt they ~ mt tFrrttd nA duad letter, but
promptly and thoroughly enforced.
, 1866-08-08
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

The Clolcrn-Tlfrty.nin Deaths In the
Wcck-CaHeH Increasing
NEw oRLEAHs. August 1.-THE Doara of Health
reports the number OF deaths for tho week lust
ended al 1y9-thirty -nIne by Cholera The disease
is increasing, and prevails principally among the
hlarkk. -. - y -
, 1866-08-08

McstrN.-1ast evening the "wor1d Of Fashion,
WIS repeated. with tho succeeding farce. "love
ana Murder" Both cllctscd tremendous nprlansc,
and the house was we'll allcI, notwithstanding the
rain. This afternoon, at tho matinee, aud In tue
evening, the same bill viii he presented.
McElcKEn's TNEATnE.-Thc Ice Witch. with
thc silver fountain nud "Shadow PAntomtmc,'
be rcrcatcA tonight. Professor Sitycstrc, the In
ventor Of the magic fountain, WHICH has eoa.rtbn-
nonuccd fur bcucnt on Frllny OF next week,
, 1866-08-08
33crSOllaI,

DEESONAL.-Nar to know the
whereabouts of lucius +. &c. Nnten, who u 4 ~
i've Of Conncrlirut and has eervet three years The
inon army. When last heard from be vas In ChcaEnt
illinois, Any ono Gn0winS his whereabouts, and wt!I
ee.id his alsrrr. viii tr literally rewarded ~ bis
brother. Nm, Wallace Scranton. SeT uAycu, Conn.
, 1866-08-08

\ Clear Complexion and n Healthy
skin can never be obtained while the pores Of the
skin arc obstructed, or the blood In In an Impure
restore The purity of the akin, and will thoroughly
cleanse the blood It will also remove the obstf-
nat state Of The pores, and free the Precipitation
will establish Its efficacy. Sold BY all Druggists.
tu:2-1t-N.s.N
, 1866-08-08
FROM CANADA.

FcnrH OF Another Fcninn Invnxlou-
MILITIA Iii Arnas-A Complaint OF .TI.-
management.
NEW feRK. Aug. The NroiTs Ottawa (Can.
ada} special says i l. confidently expected In Cam
toon. The militia Is kept drilling. and IN a.
tempt is being made to have parliament pro-
rosuca the la,'cE part Of this w.:ck, TO avoid an
investigation OF the Fort Ellie n:air.
:. Mr. Dimes complained yesterday, in Parliament,
Tint The Crown lands were badly managed, thai 4
e eat rcscnnc was lost, and settlers were driven 10
given them. ~S
, 1866-08-08

Cincinnati 1tnrkct.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
CINCINNATI, AuguRtT,
FLnUR-1n good demand for high gradcs Saics Of
extra at t9sd3 lo-5o: fatnlly at $1o.joa11.25.
GnA1N-Whcat quiet. Sales OF new rcd winter at
white at &?.3o Corn dull. Sales Of No. l
mixed ut 6l@6sc. Oats casIcr. Sales OF No. ut &c.
Rye quiet hnt arm. No. IL held ut SC. Barley
steady and Grm.
CorToS-1nacttve, Mtdling nominal at &c.
Wn1skKr-Bouded active at &c; frec dull at e2.2i9
2!:5. ''o
PEoV1s'oxs-very nfm. Holders ask higher prices,
which restricts transactions. Ness pork IN active re-
quest at 200 hut held at $5a aaies BACON arm.
Small sales Of clear e!dcs nt 2Ac 100 sugnrcurcd
hams sold at 2aHc. Hulk meats nr1a. Sales Of shoul.
dcEs is..c, rackc Lafd higher Sales Of prime city
at coke, closing at &c.
MoSrr-Easy. Exchange quiet at par and lu0 pre-
MUM.
, 1866-08-08

AiiicIiiHALii j. TAYLoR and Mlss ELIEAliErh
risESTuS, all Of Chicago.
y Sosss Semi: Juns r = ~ sas ,s ssdeaSSs aSS sar 3 ~
liz A. T. tMlTfL graduate Il Chicago Theological
Seminary, to A1is4 LUCY T. IENETT.
, 1866-08-08

Burning OF m OH Kctlnery-Losy,
e50,OO0.
rlr7snrnou, August d.-The extensive oil re-
Gnery known III Tie Petrolitc Oil Wosks, aud
owned by Mcssrs. Wurn,ser. Myers 4. CO., w1s
totally destroyed BY fire this evening. Loss,
$IN,EO.