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discovery ofRuins.-Information hs.

been received at the Department Of State ofths
discovery Of the ruins Of two ancient cities in
Mexico. The U. S. Consul states that the hrst
from its topography and situation, he is led to
believe is the oneoccupied by Cortsz at thctimc
of his invasion of Tobasco, and is situated about
fifteen miles to the west Of Frontera, a town at
the mouth of the Tobasco or Grijoloa river
The other is situated in the northeastern portion
of the State nearly opposite the present city
of Laguna dc los Terninos, and was known be
fore the conquest as Xicolanca.
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PATENT BROOM HEADS.
u. II. II AIN T. - ~ CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS

in Tobacco, Snuffs and Cigars,
A LSO. will keep constantly on hand fine as
NtCms.
Just received. and for sale. fine lot Of the gen
uine old Gravely Brand, CHEWING TOBACCO.
Also. lot Of the choicest brands Of VIRGINIA
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Persons dealing in our line will find il TO their
advantage 70 call and examine our stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. EE- WholesGls Gnd RefaL.
Es- Nert door % Aisquih q Bro. ~JkI
GharlestOwn, Va. Oct 26, 1855.
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PHOTOGRAPHS,
Style of Picture

known to the art. Satisfaction guaranteed in
every instance.
Old Daguerreotypes and other pictures copied
and enlarged 70 any size desired, and finished
in a manner to make them as good as if taken
from life,
B1 Rosewood and Gilt Frames made to or
der. The public are cordially invited to call
and examine specimens.
CharlestOwn, Feb. 8, 1S66.-Sm
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A delegate in the Pennsylvania Dem

A delegate in the Pennsylvania Demo-
cratic Convention eulogized the economy Of
President johnson in his administration Of pub
lie affairs. Another delegate remarked that
he couldn't see it, and asked for an expia-
nation. Delegate No. replied that tbs Presi-
dent didn't waste his ammunition upon dcad
ducks. 1t is needless to add that the hit brought
down the house.
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l.. 8. Clingan,
SADDLE, BRIDLE.

HARNESS, COLLAk AND IhONh MN u NJ
TURER,
No. IAN. Market Street,
FREDERICK CITY, MARYLAND.
A I,So keeps constantly on hand the largest and
~ best assorted stock Of Bits, Whips, spurs,
Horse Brushes, Saddles, Brides, Harness and Col
lars outside Of Baltimore.
Nss- All work warranted as represented, and at
prices 70 snit the times
October u, '65-ly
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Peace CONVEX

Peace Conventional convention
was held in Boston, last week, for the promotion
Of universal peace. Alarge ebusiness committee
was appointed to provide for another meeting
at Providence, Rhode Island. The proceedings
Of the convention were quite harmonious and
well attended. ~
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Losrest Rates Of Best Co~Pa"ie'.
TNHE Charter Of this Company requires deposit
ofnot less than $780, 900 with the Treasurer 9i
the State, as guarantee OF faith with Poiicy ho'u
ers ,,r
This Company q prepared to issue ordinary life
policies for term of years, and ten years non-ior-
leiture life policies.
Also Policies Of Endowment, Annuity, &c.
OFFICERS:
GEORGE P. THOMAS, President.
BoARD OF DREcroRs:
Hamilton Easter. of Hamilton Easter Go.
Alien A. Chapman, of Kirkland: Chase Co.
Geo. p. Thomas, OF Helm, Nicodemus Co.
Hugh Sisson, Steam Marble Works.
Hiram Woods, Jr., of DOugherty, Woods Co.
George H. Miller Of Coffroth, Miller Go.
Thomas Cassard, Of Gilbert Cassard Son.
William Devries, ofW lliam Devries TO.
Charles Webb, of Thomas Go.
JOHN W. DAVIS, See'y.
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DIR. ]. A. sTRAITH,

III. y. n. CAhAAAht
Medical Examiner for Jefferson County
Ts- No charge for Policies, Stamps or Medical
Examination. For tables Of Rates, &c, apply &c
the Office Of the Company, Is South Street over
T.. VI. AISQUITH, Agent.
Oet 10 ISs5 Charlestown, Va.
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CARRIAGES,
consisting OF
DoUBLE AND SIS6Lg ROcKAwAYs,
BUGGIEs,
MARKEr WAGONS, &C.
These Carriages are made of the best mate,
rial. have all the modern improvements, and
were built at the celebrated Carriage Manufac-
tory Of WM. MCCAIN, Baltimore.
These Carriages have been sent to me to sell
on Commission. They will be sold ON accom-
modating terms, and at Baltimore prices.
hSy one secondhand Single ROckaway A.
mong the number.
Dec. Z, '65-tf. ". j. HANho'
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WNI. II. TRANERS
ATTORNEY At LAW,

CAarlesto,rH, Jegsrson County, V'rg'n'o,
VVvIII practice in the Courts Of this County and
w the adjoining Counties. 80.
Owes next door to the residence OF Hsl w; =
Hawks. and nearly opposite the Carter House.
Nov. 70, 1861
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HALLTOWN

HALLTOWN -
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING HOUSE.
EvERY VARIETY OF
DRY GOODS e GROCERIES,
OUEENSWARE, Hardware. Woodenware, Ii
~ duors, Leather, &c., kept and for sale Tor
CASH. or exchange for COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Wheat. Rye, Oats, Corn, Butter, Eggs, Nooi
and Hides. bought for Cash or in exchange for
Goods, at highest market price.
LUMBER.
We arc also receiving large lots Of prime Lum,
ber. Lime Iaths, Shingles, &c., which we can sell
cheap 10 builders. We can furnish bills ON short
notice direct from the mills OF ;. H.. CLAhh;;
Wheat. Corn. Rve. Hay. received and forwarded
to responsible houses ,,.,D,;Drp
Oct 10, 1865. JOhN H. oIhlDE"'
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THE MARYLAND
Life Insurance Company
OF BALTIMoRE.

PoLIcY HoLDxss PARrIcIPATE iS rHk PRoFIrs'
Lorest Rates Of Best COmPaHies.
, 1866-08-09
FROM BOSTON.

n lay Sfatc Political SEa~ll-0lu Isnr-
hnrle*s 1OssnE &:ol,rrtJlr3st!4 md H.
publican t"ne.ns1.r E'rntrrsl1zc--A.s
Ancient Vfif= lfcronsCa Prophetic
1;ntftun9nhri' nj Low T:1tr,--s.i-t of fDef-
cE1tr~ Il, sfic I'lttlntlrIJsl,In Concern.
Especial Despatch to the Chiencu Ttibuuc]
1su4TDS, Nny 8.
The Massachusetts delegates 10 1'lila,lrtpt.i,
wcFc choscn by Il Convention whicl, mt at Farrell
Hall to.ray. The Convention VIVA small in MIMI
herH MD wEs fnndc up hlnoet entirely uf Demo.
ctnts aud ts,ch who hna nc:rtl with tue demo.
eruic party ior ttc lust i've yrars The speakers,
officers and a1'aFrrr Of 4he nfluT. will o,r cxcrp.
s!nt. wrrr tn<c v!'n itasc manipulated llcnn,rr1t.
&c Conventions ever ttncr The lpglnfug of the
war.
Tic Convention wa. calletl to urlcr ly the
rhairmRn of ts,e l'rnosrn,ir s,a,u t'on.,ni:,rc.
5Tvcfrl, s.l:"nttull prcrlr.l. aud made MI all.
l'nrl,rcr thni cisll war I"t,r Sms1' 'r:Ivs"t. u
the c0u1try .urpnr:ct! thu. Presidents lnlIrs.
Mr. .1nl.., l.. swift, until la..ly = very ialiea!
MrpnhIttssM; Il r." r.; Snrr "F,l K'f!s tahne
speech s,r',onncfnE !'ont:rr,s arl ,n Ma aet,u.
ssts; Ssa;o1.: M 19t W, f'lla":A III ,hc .nmo
both Deinoctntr t,"'nlrlnn. ., lonr ..r,!iuJ, u,,
-pns or twn o'!rr flcakrrn nf like ai,:cr"Irm..
:. Fntfr :ery s'ritl re.olu1ons. r!,uply endorsing
IT.. dclrg-lrs s'ntcn wctc OH Linn democrat.
vHtty for ntcny yrnr4, --erria halt tlnzrn nr m
s.1rt 1:rn,,li ans t:cnrrc .hn,nr. tan Quincy
At.attf. JnHtal' 3'u!lsafn u,r Postmaster nnd utr
1srs cnnr tillrrr
The lit .,r .,clceasr. a. 1nrer II a. G,lows
lso,,crt Z. "in,hr1n. ,!!ortnh; tos;nh a. Alh..tt.
y. t'onrh. 1nutnan; t;rnrrai Vim. snitun. snirm
Join Quincy Aslnn.s. Quincy: t;rusEr Ash,,nI,,
6ltthgnc1l; r: e. Bailey. ak's'ttn.
The coM,r,Aln,, vas hy III, ,nrnnx MI enhnstas
Tic 0It. nlht fl nttrnetsh very 1ittlr iii ttnson
!hc spectators ony hnlf ltluR tr galleries uf tle
hall.
, 1866-08-09
FROM NEW YORK.

Detectives In League with Counterfeit.
err-Stable Burned aud Life Lost
American Citizens Seized by the Prus-
sian md !AuAtr1nn nAut1lorIticA-ConstI-
tutfonn1itT of the Excise Law to be
Tc$tcd-Chofern Report of the
11nyu1fnn Queen.
NEW YoHK, August s.-Thc Superintendent oi
Police has Information leading him to believe that
many Of the detectives IN the city In completely
Win coqntesfsi.cEs; John s. Young, long ID
and Inspector Carpenter put i'll his place. Full
Developments have not yct been made public.
At q fire Inst night IN DcKalb avcuuc, thu stable
Of Herman AlnerE waa destroyed, together with
two horses. Mr.. Alpers was also turned to death
while endtasoltEg to save lis horses.
The rurses Of the steamer Baltic states that one
Of the se11ncn Of that vessel was seized by the
PYussisn authorities at Bremen Haven as 1,sus-
sian citizen. Hc shipped i'll New York, anu It is
not known whether he WIZ natura1fZcl. Mr.. uenry
Funk, late Mayov of Muscatine, Iowa, was also
lately feizcd by The Austrian officials while on
pleasure tour In Austria, und forced into the
IankR. -
II Is stated that Governor Fcnton !,as called the
supreme Court TO mcet In extra session on tho coil
Instant. to oltatn trciefun In regard TO the coll
et!intonaitly Ut the aIcisc law.
Ming new cases Ut cholera nvc reported In The
city today. Int no dcaths, except In tc public In
stiiutfone. In Bsoo';'su fourteen cases and fou,
drntlir a'c srtltrttd. ...... 49,.
Thc t1uc,n uf the Sandwich lelands arrived herr
tU-dAy, III tllr steamer 1uSn.
, 1866-08-09

procession had entered The street through the
81 s9d a.x,,s q, e eoFns5
brought On a collision. 4 shot was fred, but end
ed in nothing serious. The next act q violence
sat s 81 ss Ct efssf nsa .n b BBa pss ss III i
ssnss ss:ss an sRsss : n; s sssas
body Of white men would do under ihe same &c cif. :
cnmstancce. Some took the side Of The police
man, others the side Of lhe prisoner. Brick-bats
to SHOW thst vas ore 81 on one os he eeiolca o1e
y,, b., several shsts ION The efoxa q
np ~ Tspd nsns 60 on tic crowd .! s.eGs. G0sso sso
returned the fire as fast as they could, hut being
eSepe1 a eesae sna a:1sn :nie @ 6 tex
why did they not, aiieF DC men had taken trfages
the corner OF The stseet, which edecsaal1y cut OF
Ss,el Re rear e the bui!dinG. avail the s;isa ot
Their only reason for this coursc is shat 1t 1 not
i sas: S: q ss s7SSS i
IS, bloody aets is weil knoWn. Wien he Thfte
rsadst The Pollss arrested sn tae @s!nsers sen
St SIs. 1hs Som Stonvennoa and other white ciltzeas,
pes ey aHS aet q e: Maser ftea
,al Of ne military. By this means his las:, most
deliberate s5d horrible phase of this bloody trs;
also notorious that the: poliee failed 10 10
arrest, OF attempt 10 arrest even one Of the riot
n to ,hst OF
anu Gillipg persons who had surrendered and
think hare inlIy shown It was the design OF
those tn1RsaH fHr Convention ~.
, 1866-08-09
! THE PHILADELPHIA. COLLECTOR,
SHIP,


Prom the Philadelphia Press, Auguet5.l
The following letter from William F.
johnson; respectable citizen Of Philadc1-
phia, addressed to the President Of the
Ecen that Mr.. johnson acknowledges com
municatio9 from the United States Commits
sioner Of Customs, stating that the Pres
ident had appointed him to the office Of Col
!seter Of sae Customs for the Dis
ss f.si of bonas breaade'pha IL sd 5aus senelot1 %
filled mp with tile names Of his sure
ties. 1t will nlso- he seen that he declines
tllis honor in letter as remarkable for its
dsslnteIestedneSs as for its patriotic truths
The refusal Of Mr.. johnson 10 accept post
generally Supposed to haze been offered to
Thomas the trouble Of yaeatine the position
be has filled with so much credit. Whether
the President will be able to find: another
William F. johnson who Is willing to bear
test with The present incumbent, who, WI
learn, Is resolved to contest the right Of upy
appointee to the position he occupies, who
las not been confirmed by the Senate, re-
mains to be seen. The original Of the sub
{oIned letter was mailed yesterday BY the
namesake:
uis Exeellency Aud. johnson, President Of the
sin:@I it am ILL az II ressipt II oi coumup,ca-
ton from tho Commissioner Of Customs, The
Aou. y. Sergeant stating tlat you had been
pleased to appoint to the Office Of Collector of
th. Customs fur the district Ct philRdesplia mud
enclosing official bond In blank.
herewith return the same, declinip. the prof
lcrcd hnuor. hc1fcy1ns that in accepting tAe Office
would be compelled 10 endorse your policy Of
reconstruction, TO tic sacrifice Of long cherished
principles. Tie honorable gentleman now the
incumbent Of said Office, distinguished alike for
Ills patriotic devotion to the country, lis integrity
nEf high moral worth. Is dt Jdsto and 1e lire the
collector OF this port until tie next Congress cfyes
Its advice ard consent to the appointment or his
successor, notN ihstALllnE any regulations which
John Tyler might have chosen to inicrpolate upon
Tic constitutional law. And / cannot, az q law
abiding and loyal citizen, lend my sanction to an
act which, tu speak mildly. eayoss OF nsutpation,
Tear. ssr. that your action in removing good,
tfuct and loyal citizens from Office Tin which thcv
hase aesn duly and legally insta1edl, without The
justification ol ie high constitutional law Of lie
land denying and sing the rignr OF peaceable
nsseE3blase to loyal citizens, apd' granting unto
tic Iefti population Of the South and the North
oil they have cytc claimed whilst In rebellion viii
have tcEdcncy to hull again upon the country
tie eceles ot lunlult ami b1oodshcl from which,
emerged.
Trtsting our citizens shall not be ft,rther an.
noycd BY The Meddling. interruptions politicians
Nho iIsist upon my appointment to position fi,E
which Lave >er been an asplrauL and do moi
feel nlstrlf competent to fuldl ihc duties ot 1c
uniu. respectfully,
Iour obcdicut servant,
". F. JoNSaQS.
, 1866-08-09
EIGHTH CONGRESSION--
TRICT.
Re-Nominntion Of Hon. Shelby H.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the Conyen"
lion.
fSnaeIAI Dasnaieh II I'm fybfeato I.rihnnn


Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Tribune.
on D,,,. o;s., eFtso Gr.ae5,1ss aa -,
1Ae uepobhcan congressional Sohsett1ou ios
the Eighth District was held this morning at the
State Honsc. DR.. Il. Nohlr. of Mclean County,
nrcs,dct1 md y sa,io-. ~ T.ze,1c1f Countv. ri.
Eas1s.as -. :" '1s' VI "~'' ~ss'''' ~
aenteu as see3etaf5.
A Committee on Credentials having been ap-
po1,tco reported the fiererstes almost i'm ue1atc-
i, there being no contested seats aftcr which,
, 1866-08-09

Dcntla Of Colonel Il. r. pcckhnm, Su-
rcrfntcndrNt Of tho American E1-
pfc*A CoInI,any-Funcra1t to tnkc place
on ThurHday.
tspecIsl Despatch to the Chicsso Tribunc.]
A1LwArKEE, Aug, s.
H1estcsday cse,.iug the community was Startled
with tho intelligence ot the auddcn deccase Of
Colonel B. r. Peckhnsn, we'll k..own and hon.
ored citizen Of Milwaukee, who for the uast
twelve years has been Division Superintendent Of
the American Express Company. Cu;uuci Peck-
ham was ho.n IN Saratoga Comfy, New Yak.
and vas di1y-nine years Of age. tlc Gang 10 Mil
waukee eichiecu years ago ~ Agent 70. the
Michigan Southern Railroad: position ,stie, h.
held two y.are ne then became %connceted con with
twelve yca1s has 5ecn IT, Division Superintendent
controlling Wisconsin aud Iowa. Colonel recE-
ham bad Just returned from trip 10 Lake supe,
FIor, aud was in unusually good spirits. up to
within few days OF bis death. His disease was
congestion Of the brain. His funeral VIII tskt
place from h!a late residence {13 Van BuEeu street
on IluIsIaS afternoon at TWO Qecl0rk.
, 1866-08-09
FROM LOUISVILLE, Ky.
Kcfl+Hcisy Conc for Dnynli by $4,000
1EnIorlly-Tlic EnllnEdtElantu Meeting
AHutu-Slrnuief ClaNttHeA-1Inr1kc&n.

1.or1ssI,lx.. Ky., August s.-Furtl,rr returns
from thu election do moi alter our report Of yes.
friday. II win b. week nr nsotc hc!nrr MI the
conn.fcs nrc llcnstl ffon,, but Dusn1l'a majotlty
Mtn i.card from, that Cites iIob+on majority.
This ID Affair, lying near tic lnouAsnlnous rc-
gon.
Tho Corlltr again has tlc brn.rn hartllhonil 10
rns tint tho 1,n1tcs Of tirnnt n,tl Sherman wcre
h!r,sd ut ,.c ynlIandIshlm n,vctlny ia*t Saturday
.worn wl:ne.tc.: Thlr I. vim, can:e. ttv tsl,cl
knnw ,vhns rtorn ~ wrat!, viii bc v-!tttl upoil
tue lcfencc!cts head q POOR. fnfa''tats Kentucky
when fneh fisc:s brconsc patent. Hence t'er only
hope If c'ca1dng infamy H. by braxcn t!en'at.
1wo Torkn,"n wcrc Killed yi..cr,!ny evening n
porn. At te lowe. part Of lhls city, by Thu fall
inE In Vi a wall Of Catholic church lluar which
ihry Wc!c cxcayaing fur tho purpose Of buil1!nt:
MI Ntlt1lt0u. 1sost wcro married. and lcays wives
nt aFge fan,!lr* Of children nnprosids1 to.:
ha.e fxrd ihcr hours Of ltpal turo at II s'cfosk.
mad tiIc Mail Tine at u. n. hcsriosoE.:
The ruar1scl4 nro .norr h,loyant:, The acmant!
for p1oyrlons nnd plantation supplies r. largo ar,
fair. Dalc ropo aud ba:g'ng arc consldcsao'y In
'txCras Of supply.
rcr, and Oh cali loans n per cent.
, 1866-08-09
FROM ST. LOUIS.

No Epidemic Cholera in the C1ty-Dc1c-
Entts tO the Rattfcal Convention at
Phlindelrhia-proug
Convention Called.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
ST. Louis, August S.
There is no epidemic cholera here, though few
pronounced cascs have occurred where par!ies
have died suddenly.
The Radicals 1,ave appointed delegates from
every ward to attend tho Philadelphia Radical
National Convention.
No rain Of consequence has fallen here for ser-
era! weeks. and fcnre are entertained for the safety
u the corn in many Interior counties.
The Conservatives hayc called m opposition
soldicrs' mass Convention, to be held on Friday,
the same day appointed for the soldiers Conyen-
ton By the Radicals.
, 1866-08-09

able damaee to wheat is reported along the Min
grain: Is cool hreeze prevails, II Is not likely
.hat the crops will be injured in any other respect
on the Upper Minnesota tributaries, the water hav
ins risen tour oE aye feet very suddenly. On the
Bite Earth and Ltsguer Rivers numerous bridges
and fences are g.1e. Two fer1y boats on the Min
nesota River Ut 1isguer were carried away, and
one at Fa!on River. At this point The river has
risen one foot
, 1866-08-09
I @ A N IT e A T .
Have no Appetite.
I FEEL VERY SICK,

Euch II tho daily complaint Of thousands who ,,avo
RECOURSE to ncclneH when ulrif t!1%oren+i
eJsterns ry b nyiIorAe anil strengthened by uasng
Wings Celebrated Columbian Filters.
Tie unt,.putallc auprforlty Of tllc+c ntters hare
rendered them prt+cm!ncnt tavOttu wilt the discr,.
mating public, anr, asu hccn s1nnd "j.1ly rru.
sly fr Liver Complaint. i'ysrrr.lH Indigestion. 1ns<
OF Appetite Fescr. hEur, Constipation. Srrsou* tirnt
nclsc Ucncsal Debility, anil all complaints hf tho Stnn.
nc md llnweia: while frum their highly hrotnat!c IA
soF toccthrr with the ns'srncr Ut TINT rtf r"nrnnd
10 much complained Ut In h ttrra. render trnt
Nc mud sYstjy rcnt5 fur llcu, Hunicn anu children
nike
Wings Columbian nrfu IA stcfcions cordial, mid
viii cfrh,c m appetite In thr mo.t 'rkly.
Wings Columbian !tittefs pne"y frcr trnn tt'%c
!njnrlons romrnnnts much nrsi In Other ltcf'.
| sncl ~ Mandrake, stfychnnc. DC.
Wings Columbian lrr~ pcn.c lllr palate. nn'l c1n.
not tiI 10 Eiyu tic greatest aatl'f,ctoa u thu most
| fastcsilous.
Epia hy all EsuEs!st', ard wholesale at g. ". WING
4 GUS. t.e lrupr!utufs. 121 Monsoast.. Chicago.
AEtbtt
, 1866-08-09

arrests have tak N placc In other paIt3 OF Hun
gnry.
DRESDEN, August 7-spec1alp peace negotiations
ss.onT' u ,ano'' 10 '' 'p'neo 'e'"''' -'''''a aA'
v1sssA August e-i1s III & ssne9.ed that aenpa '
Austrian and Prussian Plcnipo!enliarses at Prague
Italy is not included.
Italy ID not affangeu "lthin ie" days hose!tt'ee
will he renewed.
France sakcs no part In the pending ar'n's
Austria and italy, If 1t can be arranged will bold
separate peace conference, will, the concurrence
o. FRANCE ana II Will probably meet at Paris
r,n,.,,,
F'"aoc'1i ~ mna Contmescsat;
oo, sfsroSl, s,as, AusSst Sst '-EFenlns.
t,ooso,. c,oscd At sx. Aos"oS' Aososs7.
Flye,ven.ies esx. n,luo1. Genital sifaSS' August
-
News by the Jaya to the 2Dth-ItcnH II,
Itcrora tn s1,e xxorLrnr nrthc Afl,ct;r
CnbsoNThc pu.,1ia n Il oncst,oH Iii
Un&ettlcd-A Leading Eenian Released
OH Condition Of his Leaving. the Coun.
,..u.. Eoua
"eeRS thHclhdeA-feace Nfel1nalnnf'
les Observation-Disclosures Between Prtk-
4in and the Minor German SGatcs-
Tcr,,s nftY,c lo.t arn,lxticc. r.
--1- 49,
nEw a9Ha, aaSlst M EtItihs & steamer Java, VII
itTefpool dafcs o1 {he @osh and queenstown oil tAt
s9tE, has arrived .,
Inc WofklhE o. hc atlantic Cable, With In
ciC@tct spcec. vas noled On the st,. ....
r.. ! 1he.E was ne further disturbance q the peace
IN ohAon, aha Tcclins 70 Hyoc fark Tor tas
YIN was called, II is alleged by consent OF th!
Government, Gnt thc Ministers DECLARED no anct
Tonssnt Wis given, anu warned the League n:atns
ho!dtne tAe meeHs1t.. me L"nsne was Gctet
@ined 10 holu tnc meeting elsewliSfc, and u.
Eoyt tEnmef asscntsa to :ls .,clnG hel, al lFsmro.
Until the qrestion q riellt wnf fsttlc!l.
Inc Govcrhmenl iaa slseh neucg u lhe ilGnst
q Commone ot We heecfsi!y Tor me renewal Q
the suspension oi INC Ao1tae corpus act IN Ire
i9aa: Ear,r,1 u;c,oc, r:,,,s,r NJ ,, x,,o, c...o.
1cHGl !, M1cnac, 1scasqht o. ihe Unltea Saates
army, Eas Eeea tsicaseo nom tlc Dublin jail, OF
contsl.ton at .o o. ~ ie5'n: NJ INC eonntty;
n " .snSt - cHr,ts ~ lug Itth q guy; nnt Na:
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, 1866-08-09
FROM CANADA.

Rcslxnntio1l OF the Colonial Minister {
Finunce-pnzllnment 10 be ProroGucd
This Week.
NV Tong, August s.-Thc New York 1stbune's
Of Finance, has resigned The alleged reason Is u
difference with hIs colleagues on the Lower Can
Gda school question.
yrrrk ~
, 1866-08-09

Indlnn Treaty.
OMAHA. Ancuet 7.-Jndian Commissioners jns
arrived from ihc Upper Missouri report The treaty
with fbc 1Eibes gu the Upper Missouri River q.
being ercccssful. Important land grants at the
Junction OF the Yellowstone and Missouri Rtyers,
and the right Of way for the Northern Pactac Rail-
road have been ceded by the Indians to the Gov
crnment.
, 1866-08-09

N1w oE1EAse. August s.-The Texas Iegisla-
ure met at Austin yesterday. The House is fully
organized. The Inauguration Of Governor
Thockmorton will take place on the 9Th Instant.
No business will be transacted till his message Is
received.
, 1866-08-09

New Jersey Brend-and-Ruxicr Conven.
ton.
TRENTON, New Jersey, August s,-A Conven-
ton wat hrld here to-day elect delegates to the
Philadelphia Convention. which was largely at
tended.
, 1866-08-09
THE LATE RAIN.
It's Eject upon Harvesting Oper-
nx40uxs

At40nB.
Especial Dispatches 10 the Chicago 1Eibune.1
CRcwx PoST, IsD., August 8.
It rsiaed very heavily yesterday morning, and
continued moderately until noon, and last night
there was heavy shower again, with moderate
rain afterwards till teven o'clock this morning.
Ii Is very WARM now, with strong Indications 1t
more taln. Large quantity Of oats md sptin.
wheat shocked, and II the rain docs NOT continue
much longer 1t will escare without very much in
jury. Considerable hay down and eonle injured.
81. PAU. Min, August g.
Afte1 two days md a halt Of rain and clouds, the
aun shines out brightly this afternoon Consider.
, 1866-08-09

Application for Injunction AgninEt the
National Express Company.
FoRTEEes MosnoE, Aug, s.-A bill has been
fled in the Clerks office flhe Circuit Court OF the
Enisd States, By the stockholders Of the Nationa!
Express Company. asking an Injunction against
that COMPANY.
, 1866-08-09
THE ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN
CANAL.

Especial Dcspsteh TO The Chicago Tsfbunc.l
LocKRon7, ILL.,, Augusts 8.
Bouts will be allowed 10 ltaw:fous feet aud si1
inches till otherwise ordered.
". A. EooDssu,
General Superintendent
, 1866-08-09

Indian Outrn.es on the Kansas BORDER.
NEW YorE. August s-The Tti5un4's I4eayeu-
wo.lh special says the 1niltans On the borders OF
Eaneas arc on the war path. 1otbiuE aud onssaE-
Ing the settlers in the most horrible manner.
Tloors have been sent to the protection Of the
settlers,
, 1866-08-09

Quarantine Regulations at Savannah.
M q the Waf
mcnt. Eas been authorized not 10 quarantine res.
sells from New York. except on positive proof OF
epidemic sickness On board.