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The New York herald., 1866-08-03

CO QO0 FOR SALE TWO STORY AND ENGLISH
bD.COU. basement brick House. with cellar gas and
water marble mantels Apply the premises 81 Butler
street, Brooklyn. ~ .s-. -s.-S 49,
The New York herald., 1866-08-03
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A LLWAETING GFARMS.-IAEDS-TO ALL WANTING
a Fams.-Large and thriving settlement Of vinsand
rich soil producing large 20 tracts at s25
acre payable within four good business opening
good society hundreds settling and making improve
meuts. Apply to CHARLES X. LANDIS, Postmaster,
pers containing full information will be sent free
The New York herald., 1866-08-03

and Fixtures Satisfactory reasons given for selling
Streets Williamsburg between the hours Of and o'clock
The New York herald., 1866-08-03

TNOR SALE-A NEW PATENT FLOUR-STFTER At
tachment The neatesi. cheapest most effective and
ly sdjused kind Of sieve Particulars at JEFfERS
4 CO. IS Patent Exchange, 20S Broadway.
, 1866-08-06


suit Decided In FATor Of tho City
Exports Of o-Tobarno
Market-Idaho New.- su.tr.1fs -
I,.n,. pr--1-.s. nss.., =. s.Aen !
with The Indians. n''s - f'@h'
s.w Fn,rr,cn .r.r...
Conn h.s decideS e. ~. ~ es, te e, snRscms
81 Ftaneteo IL vor q The sity. whicS eli set',es q
The nn1t1 ~ ~ e.p snas Psfnaia8 N toe courts
j.WtaTir ;n,o .hS ftes.a rte nat oneJ Mass coe
il iaTIn1,iV' w." &"o II AZ" enc c'V "as' ara"
Exports Of mesehandtee for tho list s1x month.
responEInr 1sonths fnst va nb,o, ~ ~
Of f,cssnrc Wee one nn1ion ioti. E astn -
cIrsfAnces during he All rercn TnS6nth* ~ IL
present year were more haa during ihe - same ae
iEe ,obscro market .hou, ,norc TINA .,,.. ~
paasacn nf thc neS ts1ir mi Esia. - ~ ~ ~
EnncIa and Ee,ns rir,ar. =. en- rss ~ ~
Idaho daies q july s:th, sepo?t ,hsr he pol.tt.
- eHn.sas 5fo Mas Ma13n8 Wasn. both sides throw.
,mg At pfo3nses' Alning prospects are reported
Tbe bark Kate hdnex a.,e. of s,ancr NJ, IA
ahc.i e "a aGas , - h A. ias ied PEI tor an
hnnrn. ~ ~ M ifs r4rta1 - @o eaoFaA aoaf a. Het-
Minis ahaFes fmnyox-l. c,,,,,.- 1ss. n.,.,..
1G0: Oo6!f SD: SAWS i6,7e Yeiinv YirESt ut
sntt1 tendG msrfi, Sapsoa IT., state telegraph s.
fnuy n To..3 deTnsnS ~ ~. .sne u,aaus o.
m X ~ hri. in ,iia e1s
& &tius .ag ag9oaSeo. natnEa! 1sn Koso brand brought
III N"t,on.i iTnian 1nustas ~ ~ sc.,x, ~.
be-a 1aetsrJ.9 ,,a Sses soa!eatlon asaemoteo
~ 5Ss!Ga5 ana aaoptca res9lauo1s endorsing
nnSs.attna shaal esn1ra at t9s 1 pfa Sna snd
tSs ror"t41 anS tae p9ntacn aSaon Of
Il Conrrn!t,on ~ ae eau Ios ne ! aso1
ioN;nr 5elc~nfn. ,r.," snetss r,aat s .oi-
Hsa $oE9Sss cs!e' Meatso@eES R5ss: ss:es5
nistr;se ~ &: ~. - a.oA - y. AueJ. 4nIu
, 1866-08-06
FROM EUROPE,
The Reconstruction Of Germany under
Frumfan Auspices,

Pru~fAn Auspices.
[Frpm the London T!mes, Jnly 1871
si1tcen OF The smaller 6tatcs hxts accepted The
1ThtamafE nLogramtns aud are fam 10 he deson:ed.
and Heskc-hAve forfeited tI4eIr lAEouu by lhat a.
will only be retnsla!1ed npon good show d peni-
be only one vii In the Fathctisnd-thc viii Of thc
iIusslan utcsman, who, after overcoming Ail re-
s.n. :, oSs 10 Sosss hs n'o r.
only that assembly will have no occasion to delib-
crate: The military and diplomatic functions be-
l3ngfsg 70 The Executive Of the future State have
BIZ vested IN the l.snIs of Prussia. On ali other
ss t5 ss1 A. o, M n,se
cotdlnE to The pattern that seems best 10 them !;
and VII! doubles, give proof Of more than Ger.
man ssatlstT and ingenuity in nxlng ths llmsts Of
IT IL no wonder II All Europe, II Germany. and
il e'es 'esxas h. I'll e. e.
hase wrough. On The dcstinies oI ,hst eoan r. =
ony nas 'sw MSca &c ~s
!afd and better cxecuied plans of General Mol,ke
have led The victorious armies Of tho Crown Prince
Vienna. that anything like Spontaneous movement
pst.iotism; and the men Q! Hanover and Bruins.
burg and Mee1cnburg, now Join hands in support
Thirty millions 81 Sor!h Ger.nan., mostly Frotes-
i4nte. Atc one In mind and heart, and whatever
changes fo1tane may have In store, tho sndestngs
Of The preaent wAt Will have 10 be hailed a. lie
HE af Fl ths Ma s a. 1T IsIa
tains. Wv
South Of that river and Of those highlands
vail. The victory OF AschaGenburg has thrown
open 10 The fIn4sans the gales Of The old Ctty Of
tte nnnd, and that naere Ku.np Of Dict has been
P1nseians entered Frankfort on Moriday eseninr,
amid the cordial welcome of tho Inhabitants aud
llle decentralization Of tho Fcderalsts - complete
A. to compel the Hasar1ap Government to sue for
three days atmfs,ice With the Psnsstans. it is
possible ,hat he march Of invasion may on This
moi fneddls viii dc coant,y be1ond thsr siser. s
and Al extension Of his power over South Germany
dId not ctItalnly cnter into Count Bsms1k'a ca1cu
changes, e7en IN thoee Fraaconlan Id snaSbisn
districts. The appeal Of !hs Emperor Francis Jo-
,s!i :sph .,, 70 tS Emperor Eapolson has PRODUCED
dread Of a French Protecto1ate 1t lie head of q
new Confederation Of the Rhine has sunta ahndde7
through n,tho, the vcine even Of the no.t leck;
sse5yTss5e Of ps@pn1eis nd psoel.ma,iea. Ions
ts: E es st,Tsn ps;Sp1s urging IN
mon Fstheslapd We heAE Of fnTcetives asainst
Au.'F5. a .he tSse!gg, slsyo MayEal. eete no
again place itself at the head ef Germany, and
which yet stands in the WAY Of German union ~.
der pIutstsn supremacy, and doea rot shrink
teTsenuon. Should iho dcrnan pa.ii.@engs ns =! II Il
Is expected, meet IN Frankfort Or Dresden 1t the
beginning Ct next September Il ls difficult 70 con.
States can be excluded flomit 1t was g1sy for
@ Instinct q anitx u the italian people, 6at when
rst movers TO keep that instinct within ia Uuits
, 1866-08-06
NATIONAL DENTAL CQNYEN.
TI0N.
Filth DaJsa sesalon Appointments
Conflrmed-Convcn&ion to Adjourn on
TUeAdRY.

Fifth Daysa SeAAlon n-Appolutxucnts
Conf1rmed-Conycn&1on to Adjourn on
TResday.
Bosros, August 4.-Thc ff;h days session Of
the Dental Convention closed this afternoon, and
the body got faiEJ On scientific dlsquiaitons. The
9eTr, , e aeet In Cincinnati On t6e hst Tuesday Ii
III oil important business To-day vas The con-
Committee Of AHanSrments-Drs. j. l. TAI,
Of Cincinnati. ". Il. GODDARD, OF Loulavile, and
Il: B. Smith, Of Cincinnati:
James hcMsnn, Of Hartford. ''@1
hize EasAJs-Drs. isaae s. Forbes, Of st.
Louis, y. F. Morrill,, Of New Albany, Ind, E.
". Field, q Detroit, 4. G: uowes, Of Brooklyn,
De1tai Physiolosy-Ds.. smith Dodge, IT,, q,
Il. Z. Chase, Of Iowa city.
,lIss'. Rep. Ghfn!sttyLps: Wl1lInsn e Phi.
Ambrsts Lawrence, Of Lowell. Mas.
AR;a.en M Sstk ane - aIhfa ass..f IT Coz. g.
ees' sksea. g ostefea ssa IseaaS Coz con.
Seelisn!: I'D B. F. Arlington, Of Wilmington,
o3pss.tiSs, !, pSsnt's.g-pE; : g J; 8. K62.pp, Nsv
asis: Mes:a.a!esl af Dena,ry-pr. A. ". K,ns,1s, xew
Iosk; l. r: HaskeI, CnIeaso; t: :. sGnol, Bos-
ton u Gordon Palmer, Warren, Ohio; and s. b.
Dcnta! Edneadon-poctoz c. ". spa,dtnz Of
St 1Au!e, George F. Barker Of Philadelphia, and
J. @. co1buEn offewa1k-
London, y. s: Dean Of Chicago, md E, q. Ed
xzids or Kutl1ud.
Volunteer Essays-Docsors E. u. H17ls Of Bos-
ton md 6. q. Clubbing Of Chicago.
r. Aecuallaa Of Philadelphia, 4. ". VsIneJ Of
New York, and George =. Allen Of New York,
, 1866-08-06
ATTEMPTED MURDER.
Alleged Conspiracy OF y Vile with Nc
Eroes to Take the Lilo Of Her Mas-

Alleged Conspiracy OF Wlle with Nc
Eroes to Take the Lie Of Her Has
band.
from the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, Aug. = j
This morning, hearing Of q ftightful at
tempt to murder ono of our citizens, We went
to the SCENE Of the occurrence and rot DOS.
seesion Of the following facts from the gen
tleman himself on whom the murder was at-
tempted. Ar. Hull, tho person in question,
near Strawberry, gave Us the following par-
tieulafs concerning the attempt on hts life.
Nr. Hull is white man, aged about forty
ycars. His statement Is as follows:
plan was laid to murder nc for nv
money By man named Vim. Barker (whitc
when came home, ut little after twelve
o'slock, found the light nearly out In the
cellar Kitchen, where 4 Light WIS usuA1ly
kept did not 50 down stairs, but went up
into ny my bedroom, md asked my wife what
It was out Of order I told her would 60
down to 80 to the water closet. She foIloW
ca nc down, and she then went down Stair,
When returned found the light still dim.
ner. and khc had gone up stairs. had turn.
down In the cellar TO get the light, Anl I
turned to 50 down."
This ktairwuy into the cellar kitchen w,s
very narrow and dark. At the foot Of the
stairs there u doorway leading into a ama1l
vault. In this placc there were two colorcd
men concealed, armed With hatche.s- Ar.
Hull continues:
~ had just closed the vault door when I
heard slight noise inside turned, when
they jumped ont, and one Of them struck nc
On the head with Ratchet, knocking me-
down In the opposite corner of the
room then, when was down, he
Jumped on me- and throttled INC be held inc
10 tight could not halloo out; but finally
recovered my strength aud threw him Of,
and cried murder and got up and hoisted
a rindow opening into the street, when they
both rau up stairs one Of them ran into the
wntcr-c1oset aud the other Into the second
story front room Aud concealed himself In a
closet the one that struck nc Eas In tho
EatsE,eloset; 1t Is stated that they were to
f. f. sSo to murder inc, and thcy would get
'S LIE xeS q my kafc; they. were en-
p1oyca ~ William Barker there Was also
eio.nes nmc on the table near the bed, sup
f0sea 10 DC 10 tic nc II they did not succeed
~ Tue cellar. Ono coloscd man atated that
a1tcf Inc murder he wa. TO rct the kev nftbe
| nrc.11roof from my pocket. Ue stsn statef1
that my wife placed thr hatchct in h1s hand
ana concealed him. Yeetcrdav tnoT9nI ~
tae 9!eakiAst table, my wlfc etafed fbat +
"oulo DC dead man within four weets ~
iNo months. Tho plan wa laid tWo or th,es n "
| :, The R1ovc Is takcn down from Mr. u,r,
lips, and on the SPOT OF the Occurrences.
, 1866-08-06

The lttnita OF the Empfle, "'sA4
All. + Said r~ccfrer shall kecp m sraet m.
esgnt s9 q ths ,ss aes yte!a*d ~ such properly,
md tn4l make Geposis Of .Aata fsvsnue foe rsie
-. with no appreciation OF thIs Goycsnmsnts
ahAll b allotted 10 Tho ne1nbe1s a9 6A3ts AnnssS
nuaEJ actually residing within tho territory Ut tho
Empire. ' ~o
AIT. g. No contract having relation 10 The aid
property shall have The force os Law Hhhoui tbs
written GpprDhauon or eAid receiver.
Our 4instsf Of the Interior II CHARGED viii, ibo
execution OF the prcceus decree.
Given At the rs1Aes, In Mexico, tho 18th OF
July, 1895. Mxxrx1,Itx
Dy ordss Of Tho Emperor,
JON aAlAxIR 1tAnnxaC1, Minister OF Ehe In
, 1866-08-06
CHICAGO. MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1866.

onf town, md west TO Savanna, 10 damac VIII
aohe farther west thar lit, Carroll, Is VIC h<to
ae1fd. How far north and socsh we have t,eet
wert Of north, accompanied With consideraSis
Naaa. lhe Destruction 10 aho cNH crop i In
Ill., a,so TO fhs small graln unhsfynted., The
stsck. The teairuetlon 70 the Tiasa Tfposed in
nonn Nlndors MA1 inuensr. 0rer s,d1U llchts
mete e5oken out In tho town ef l4nark alone, and
GARDENS were raddied-ahadr tIra4 dIyrsted Of 4
shs1e of Their rGo1tage-n~crcrcena wcfe uAnglcd-
enickenx we.c beat Oh trees and fences aud utrr-
te Imagined.
, 1866-08-06

General Martin Lulhe. Smith died eudtcniy
On Sunday morning in Rome, Georgia. Uc WIS
attacked lhe aAy psosions With Inflammation Of
Tho bo~els, &nd Ihe disease E7gnd 10 violently
NAT his systsa1r Somewhat cnc7yztcd BY intense
beat aud h,a8ae, VII Incapable OF bes,ink he
saoe6. During ne lato WIZ he WEI 1t tho head Of
the Engineer Corps of The rebel army, and
among other prominent performances daring that
'efensiu] pesind4 he planned and enzutz uetod tho
d efenses Of vieksbusg. Atths time Of hi, death
q neral Smith waa Chief Engineer OF the sys9er
of a!lroa H. which h to connect selna; Alabams.
md Dalton, Geosslar OF which General &ohn.on Il
PrcA tdenA and which Rsp now being eon.trrrtra
, 1866-08-06
FROM NEW YORK.

Cholera Report-EseAPe OF Coug1tts-
MuFder-A 1>ctnuIxtnE Salesman, Dc.
new Yong, August s.-Thsre wcre swenty case.
Of cholera md ten dc4thA in tha city yesterday,
The mortality Of the week from choltra, in the
city md On the I'D atacenf ts1ands, WINS nearly 40
In Brooklyn the epidemic II also Aeyc1e. 1h1etJ,
eight new cases Of cholera occurred on Ffldsy, Ia
tho Fenftentiary there.
Measures s1e being taken to get the epedemie
under control IN pabtc institutions. About thu
average number of caaes arc reported.
On Governors 1aland The dIscass his somewhat
ntated. No new c1sea On Dzvid's laland.
-Four conviets escaped from Sing Sing PRISON
ycste9dly.
nan named Pools VIE mu.de4ed By another
named n uno, pzopr1esoE OF hotel IN New York,
yesterday.
The dtnn]ting salesman reported yesterday u
Iss4c ", Dean, and the company degf1udod IL lhe
New 1o1k Steam Sugar Refining Company.
, 1866-08-06
FROM MEMPHIS.

Shooting Analr-Peaee oF the Cfty-
Building Improvemcnts-Re
ton, &c.
Especial Despatch 10 ihe Chieazo Tribune,l
RExrHn, August6.
roetor Lame was shot List niSht. hRt moi fatally
by jealous hu.h2nd. No murder staee tha
Aetropotitans took charge,
Over lhoatand bri1dlnss, many elegant ones,
are going up In Memphis.
"A .hoNtAnd ard q Ght .osess are Registered, sud
The books e1ose ntx1 8atnrtAY.
1ht city hr :ith IL e1ee1Icnt: Mercury a.
DowN-AeCune. Drew, Mollfe Ahls,
Cf-CelestA, Gay, Bithop.
, 1866-08-06

Inc company xAs ehs1tset ii thn laat ecaa.oa Q!
the fefkIatufe. ;
NIs lie Intention al dir company to establish
lion. Edmund H1rFs va e1se1 d chai1mlu; Dsn:
icl Seedh.u, Ednnrf Brrks 4 I'd Davsd Cro&s i
Conm!tteo on Organization, d "a ctoss, seerc-
hesdqnar.css 81 Boston. Thu %, 1panJ haa full
power tn bnJ and se13 sands, f1rnia supplies for
en.ixTants, and to do aEenezal b.A 'hess In con-
neeuon herewith, and Will procped 4 business At
, 1866-08-06

Is with great satisfaction 1hat We read tho Bcr
lin Journal Today. They prove that, auahed with
victory, They have not lost sight OF that modern
lion without which peace would be more diGaeuIt
the Emperor Francis jo+eph.
There arr, a. 1t IL said, tHo Ceramics, one o
tho North End ope Of tho south. We were fo;ced
In stew Of evcufuAlilies, which lhe whole world
could have e>cn u well a. we cid. to knnW ihe
dividing characterlstcA Of the two great fractions
q lhe Ge,nan!c Confedessdou, their tendcnc!e:
onftns, and we must will these incontesublt
factt. coincide With the presenstons Of Prussia te
e1os@ her domintone with the border Of tho Nain,
that Is, nt tho limit Of country Of which, to pte
general expression, We hare desi-nsted the peo2lt
d GUAbIau4.
, 1866-08-06
Cholera ThoroushlyCurn3. :

F.RGFCS DADC0CE. D. D., Secsr.Asy Of tie Ar%,t.
eah eao Foreign Haas Society, writtsi
6ons Tina sk1 whsa travelling On d. Western rtr-
Ata A4t Cholera WA J4l4.rx Ind fAlai III.
~ sn.y e1peftenett, sac nent1eisl inencs of ine
steamer between Cincinnati md l1ffsn1Frh 49, ~
pnises ths p1xsI ofthst tel: dsrasc v6ch itnFt
SEy 5asloea 70 Sae efss nAe u your Al4tu FT,s
5 h1der % hoxfc Tie kAe boat xbo hsd mt
70 nc brink Of Tho Et4ve b~ CAoIt1a IL
H4s ~ - too soon husIylnE horas 10 In M.
iAnuy. e1ptFieneed respse and 6y arrIy f. ns
&c A1Ms medicine NIL Immediately alst t6,9an III
, 1866-08-06

1n every ta4e sed The hama Of tsch srbscTib- -
oe15 y III PCT @ 1se sdd5a nth to.n eeunV and state
se$13ts1rQ 1etteTs, n11J Be scHt It our r1sk,
AddTeu III communications 70
, 1866-08-06
Harked nm the WFpux TreN.

PuuApx1xH1A, August 6.-The Prrss, to-day,
onhIisbcs Z sarcastic lctter from oue WIN, r,
1ohnton, spuEntne hls nomination as Collector ol
This port, and round1y abusing tho President and
sion 10 r. F. Johnston, OF Ft,tshnrgh. WAS nisdI.
tcctca, and Tell Into The hands Of Fadsezl unio,
man ol The zane name ~ this city, who could not
, 1866-08-06

Porau11xrs1x, n. r. A1yust 5.-Du.inx 4
pleasure boat, containing eight o. ten persons,
cspsixcd. and ono Of the party, 4l.s Brooks. oi
Rctt Farms, WIS drowned. Her body h1s no,
ret been recovered.
, 1866-08-06

; !" sEhlFkh's AdseFrba,ss AAruey. 81
! DeRsSss-a sFFeet. IL au4hsr1xex - reeet.e
/ Advertisements Tor ihe Tribune, ana Iii
! 8&A&s1 and CanaAx.
, 1866-08-06
To War Claim Agents
EQUALIZATION Of B0UNT|ES!
7he new Blank, for the collection Of ctalnA under tho
laws Of Jnne ssh and July =slh, asae. nra
N OW READY !

esiaieFr Claim tor Additional HaqpfY,
widows C1atR Tor Additional Beuuty.
mothrz'a Claim ios AddIttsnal B,un,y.
F"shers Claim fer A<dlslsua1 B.un,4.
Parcnfs' 0sIntly> Clalu for Ad65tto,n,
Bounty. 'SA0'
Hetf's Claim for Additional naspty.
QHardlan'a Claim isr Addtt,saaa BsuutY.
Duplicate ToRchera {Rece.pts).
Nldsw's Dcetafntisn fer 1acrcase or Pes-
sisn. Act sf Jni5. 1k8B.
EsaiAs aor IncreAAe Of Insalsd PensisRx.
Gia!R ii Dependent Father Or MotArF far
Pension.
Claim Of Omcers far Three n1ansksr Ertrr
Tnys
IT, aat ~ mat. postpaid. uooa rceetpt Of the
e TRIBUNE CO. chleaxo.
, 1866-08-06

Additional by the HunEar1Au-TXuuNN~
rfun Legion Sent to Sfle&1A-EncaEe-
nent beforc PFc&buFz-The Prusslans
Again Vletor1oua-The italian Victory
Over tho Austxian4-Heporte~1 Illness
OF Cardinal Antonelli.
new fonK, August ga Huneartan lc-
gion, formed Of prisoners Of war. had been
sent to Southern 6Ilesi& 10 invade Hun.
gary On the expiration Of the armlstice. This
body coneists Of l, ooo men, with csralty and a1.
tniefJ Of ita own, and Il commanded BY General
KlopkAl.
An engagement had ta1cn place before Pres
tu1C. which was great sueoeas for tho P1usaians.
At noon tho rrusslan Boss brigade was in the
Austrian rear. The principal attack wis In pro-
grcss, when the fighting wat bsokca Cd By The
arrival Of tic intelligence H The armisdca. The
Ausztana, In order to reach Prabukg, had to pass
ihe DoEe brigade.
On the I'd The 1tali1as, under General Medlci,
bad fEht nesr h,rEos with the Ans.sisus. The
lta1ianA took the village By assault md pu1sued
The eneny to Levie1- 1here, sextstanee being
Acsn offered, tbs Italians carried the town by as-
saule Thc Ausaz1Aa Iosxes were heavy
On The 25th asu.pensiou Of hoalllitIes for eight
days Wa concluded between the Itaiians and tho
ArstSi11s.
Fakxcs.-on the ss.h The Bou.se xasta Reutes
ISL .oc
Parsa1A-Ihe Russi.u Chambers would probar
G1y % opened py TIE Ai01Gt3T 1l FINANCE. the
King md Count Bfsuazk bcing Detained It the
hea dqua1te1f ofthe Amy.
1t was denied that Genesa1 Nantuefel had
threatened 10 bomhard Frankfort II tho cout1fbu-
lion demanded was not paid.
II wss sunosec that the Grand Dukes o. Otdep.
burg and SAKE cobu1e will receive N Increase Of
territory under the proposed new GermaaIc Con-
federation.
RoAK.-CA1dlual Antouelu Is again reported to
b sick, and 1t was helieEed he would shorty se-
tire rom public a4airs-
IiAttst via 1ondondesry.1
LyK1Rooz, July z7.-Tho s1eAmahip Sapoleon
ILL.,, hom New York, s1rirrd II Bsrst an tho
9Th.
Tho trrnistice between PfuesIa md Austria e.
pires to-day. It viii probably b. renewed, bntno
Information to that eject hAs Jet been received.
Ecws ID uoneutaraly expected that the Atlantic
Cable II completed. The Govcrnraent has an
bounced the intention Of prulongtng the snspen-
sion Of the Aaotos e0rpus act In lrel1nd for =
further period.
Shipping arrteed-Fsum New Tok: Ganxes,
o: Bristol; BAltasA1a, II Bremen; Lord Palmer.
ston, =. Cadi1; Mex4nd.is, Echo md c. F. Eaton,
At Gibraltar. Arsi.td from New Orleans: Cou-
stantt& and Wolfoil1e, II liverpool. Arrived from
Dottcn Twtcd, 1t Deal Arrived hom Philsdel-
NH Ernf = HrA1 r
, 1866-08-06

WmdoWs Broken, Crops De&&royc ycil4 and
General Havoc AppaEent.
Especial Despateh TO The Chicago T1tbune.1
RttrrrxnY SrAFFox. Eant Co. ILL.,

N@XEN14K8x H1&39VM1 A3UE NQs K1l.Y
August l.
This region Of country WIS visited By 4 terri
bic baIl-sto:m last night HaIt-atones fen nearly
~ large ~ beus csgt. Almost all the Window
On The north side Of Tho houses wctu ridGled,
Mich damage has btdn done to the corn. aud to
oats ahat wese mol cut VERY ltttle grain WIS
st.ckcJ. The course Of the ssosm w1s from the
northwest 10 the southeast
Tbc IApatk EcanxF Of lbs 4th Instant sAyB:
Last evening about o'clock this pat Of the
country uas y{led BY one Of lhe uloat destzucAirs
hAll+to,ms sser witnessed. !, lasted ahout twcn'
lan-loacs. We picked up hal : peck of ihe
!sirett from our Jard. which would AveRAge two
u hes In Length BY ono In width. and about thsce
Quarters thsek-eouae Hhat oral hat nearly eQakft
IN shape. One pieked up In he edss Of Freedom
,12Nnahlp n,tAau,e ea ass1ahJ, and one Inch thick,
Il he Storm extended In Witlh about nils eAtt d
, 1866-08-06
1t ID astonishing how history ,oe,

1t ID aston'Ahang how history does repeat
nsen1 1ases 5esF' aco The rcbe's, ac.uatsd bY
hoping 10 inhiet serete blow upon d. Nnrsh ~.
vadcd tsnn11fvanla in force. The phrisa.1nht.
Conrcuuon il held On The 1tih Of this funrtt
Nheu The aane opesat1on b 10 be again pe.fonasa :
, 1866-08-06

"AREHOU6Ht AND ELEVATOR
ds,Eists T. The stAte the na fChitsfo Bufnxtoa
3Sinsy rs Railr1ad storaEs capacity. hu corn
Eh!eh y n Xood xosktnE et.ieF- TheEo = aumcleat
foom u the buildings which very euhx14 utialiy
one of ne nrest oEennE II the state for mil. Nc
FOOD running order, which we vim ee cheap For faT
s1 MSnE Eas,erl,rs Z ~ nqo!rs e Ass.Es THoS B. sET-
Hn1l1ln%, ChiGAEos q The proprietors. CHAPLIN,
CKESWElL & Hou1fON, Young AMcnea. Illinois,
, 1866-08-06
An Opinion from nuasta,

1CoTctpondcnec Of the Berlin KEenz ZeItQnc, /
ST. PETKnsHrho, Saturday. JulY Il,
Nothing ~ get has been said in Governmental
cirrlca Of tho probability that Russls would step
out FROM tts position OF neutrality. Only tEu
:FrzreeD might coupcl Russia 10 tia eourse
In eonaouance with Is political interests- Ihe
upon tho great European connlct. omcially, the
Government has denied evrzy responsibility for
the expression Of newspaper interference. The
old Russian party announces sympaIh!es with
ltalY through Tho MoteoH EQzfNf
, 1866-08-06
Never Failed 10 BREAK Up the Disease.

y o1 Bzd%KNk- 83aE3, WF5te8:
"nen he Cholera raEed fsssthl,y around u, lar,
T. Ef .s Hais45 enough, ho*eFer 10 pfosc it, ectacr
~ .as ~ a!seA;e Tho vito Of Of our SIa.esc
iSt. ss Me1es he sond e e!eak u
near her end. As Alast rSoF Es raxe sHr Gpt1,n
tnT nrs. aad i sstsd AEs ehar. and ths Woman 1ss
dne pe5son hsa becs Prrtns all night and vss fssf
1sAMinx he@E heF ead but sasea by IL pse When
tAlftd 10 btt2k It ur AuUcdIoteiY ~'>7 - 1''e&
, 1866-08-06

As.LEFIAooEE. of Ioul.rllle, No., xrlscr:
haEs nsd 0r. 1AfxE's CAExrxA1.yx B.ta.n e,r
~ san61nx nutn SwHs.4e- tbsxpa1f1S Vtrn
AsSt4uS. kna nAEe 1euu0 u ro@t excellent rNsnriY
and one would not Be wtfhoch" 'e.''eass
, 1866-08-06
The Po&ftfon Of England from French
Point of View.
TEtpm LElandart Ju1f AO1

The ntedle-Eun hAs this day won another yic-
sof5-ft has now ,conqnescd England.
Il u Euo*n With what eaEnestness the Tory
Cabinet repudtlied tho hAughs9 doctrines OF Ptit
mud the bl1icosc traditions of tho old ConscTva-
ascs. The nrst dehatc, the nszt now spoken By
Lord Derby In the House Of Lords, w1s to oulct
pub1fc opinion In England, and to promise spso-
1nte neutrality On tho Continent No war, no tn-
teftcAhon, that la It's programme.
, 1866-08-06
FROM WASHINGTON.


Especial p1pa.ch 70 the Chicago Tribunal
"A1H1ao7oa. Aug q 1865
9nE sE~ BOUNTY AcE.
Al, 1ae Aa1Hasta General Is nos yet paying bot1s
uoaes sne set o. 1ul5 9Th. but IL awaiting ihf
acuou s OF NO board OF oneesa aPpotnted By III
o$e'eeaJ o1 mar 10 aeono the prosf4tona OF hi
ss- ano ofs" up regulations for Carrying then
'0to e-eeI
fsnoAs.
s uans.one3 OF feneions hss not yat u.
s"ea ~ saoUueaoas 10 ealuapts under the act
k1s w uutasa P1 1on3 70 minor childFeu
'' oSee@seo aooless.
r r..Sit. so1A1oS 10y Q, aAHoHs.
oeae'A' VI t91soness n2s GO
e'oSo tos' 0hoet soa recent ACT authorizing tho
payment Of Communication Of rstfons so prteor
Eueh Communication can ontv b. mid n M .oldj.s
hfrn,etf and not n ~. k.t.. " '@@' '0'e4et
" '. s ~ ae4s.
, 1866-08-06

GA1vzrrox, Ausust A--kyle 4 Te1y, propie-
ton c( the 61ksand plantation, Oysief Creek.
ha,s scpt thc hrst ha1es Of cnston to Galveston,
, 1866-08-06

NV ou1xAxs, August s.-saiied: Steamer.
Geo. Cromwell and Raleigh. New York, Florida
Liverpool, Liberty. BALTIMORE.