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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
HUNGARY.

AUGMENTATION OF THE NATIONAL GUARD.
The first meeting representing the former
Honveds National Guard Of lsss OF oil parts OF Hungary
took place at Pesth July T. The formation Of Central
Committee which In 10 net in their common interests
was decided upon. The next meeting 10 20 take place
at Arad
THE HUNGARIAN TROOPS.
The Emperor has reduced the term OF service IN the
Unnearan regiments for those who had been enlisted
for eight years service and two IN the reserve 10
six years active service and four in the reserve Inc
contiDgens and 1861 WILL therefore be discharged
nils from active service with OF 1885, and thus
partake Of the benefit Of the
THE CROPS.
The harvest has commenced Hungary and in tie
southern provinces OF the empire and promises TO be
magnificent. The weather III exceedingly favorable The
sfer Zeitna states that during the last few days con-
adorable orders for grain had arrived from England ana
the agents by the eorn merchants 10 Hungary in con-
sequence had already bought more than 100000 or
mezen-noarly 100000 bushels The French have been
making large purchases, chiefly IN Hungary, crtome
time
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THE SERENADE TO MIX. sfEFENo--oi Eb'hro We
MEssRs FARNswoRTH, JUDD, AND NC
PETERSON.
Prior 10 the serenade to Speaker Colfax, the
marty visited the house of Mr. Stevens After several
airs bv the band Gen. Farnsworth Of Illinois appeared
pon the porch and the part of Mr. Stevens rendered
his thanks for the compliment and stated that Mr. Ste
ycps through indsposition, unable to respond ON
his own behalf he would say that MT stevens reputation
as statesman had not been overrateu re nopeu ina.
10 was not the last time his friends would have an oppor
tuny OF calling him, and that for many years TO come
they would have the pleasure OF hearing ms voice III he
halls OF Congress- He will return 10 his home In Pennsy
yania al once taking with him doubt the esteem and
heartfelt thanks OF many Washington friends.
After music by the band the Hon N II. Judd OF chi
cago appeared and after acknowledging the compliment
TO Mr. stevens stated substantially that he Mr stevens
unable to respond In person. having by reason OF IN
disposition, 10 retire, though engaged upon importans
matters at the time Under the weight OF years ana
consequent nrmities he il unable 20 speak as n the
past but IL is the prayer OF every earnest lover OF hDer
that his life may be spared to work on and that the sun
shall 90 down upon his burial place unu he sees te
country united from end TO end and the great object ior
which he has abored fully accomplished -, -.
The Hon. Edward Mcpherson, Clerk OF the h9n lse
of Representatives next introduced The speaker
said that 10 gratifying circumstance TO every feh
sylyanian in Washington TO signal the close OF me Session
OF Congress by such compliment to the great leader
cleared away the notification projects OF an St
Presidenta act which will be beneficial 20 the Soa
has settled forever the great 9uestloaa has come
struction, has decided that the eha a nas shan
10 the treason OF Rebels and that Rebel
never he restored Its place until clothed wt SshIns
OF LOYALTY and PATRIOTISM Once the streets OF ass
ton crowded with men who hateu .n9 no'rafesd
but tss has passed neT er he n way Of reconstruction
they will be crushed by the car OF
freedom 4 now complete sees s eosea Among
the men who hurried 10 their seats IN the Sounc ,,n
the nation, the msst jealous. hnexipie ap0 a"'ns
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FROM CHIC1GO. i
"a jsss.tt u - s-1ss 2 7sa-s X < -
CRIClso , july 80

N CRrAso, July 80.
The mammoth new engines at the water
works were started at 2 o'clock this after
noon, and will run hereafter. The supply of
water, which, in many portions of the city,
has been decidedly limited, will be much in
creaSsds and will dpubtles4he turned to good
account upon such alarming occasions as that
of last Saturday night, by which fire in the
tlnder boxes Of the West Division. destroy ed
over Ion, 600 worth Of property, and rem
dereH homeless over 5ene hundred &milies.
This disaster was owing, 10 q considerable
extent, to. lack Of. .vatar. -
Tie citiieus of-the West Division held q
meeting this evening to consult in regard to
organizing joint stock company for the pur-
pose of establishing library and lecture
room in that popdlous and growing portios Of
* hss. ~ 1. hi. Gibbons d;el y,s.erd.y f.om
the effects of fright occ.sioned at the Milwau.
kee Avenue ERE last Sunday night.
About 200 shoe makers of this city have
struck. They think that AZ cents pair for
making men heavy. lp boots il not enough.
Ithae been dscided-to have a grand Sol
diers Fair il this city, for the relief OF wid
ows and orphans, commencing the I'd Tues
day in November. - n
Abrillient sss4mAage Of visitors this even-
ing inspected the magnificent temple-the
Oriental Masonic Lodge, just completed ON
La Sale street.
The tsssl number of deaths in this city the
lam week tas 1zO-12 less than the scofres.
Aondipg, ,week last yesrs Chicago just nov
Uccapies . precise pdsitiol- Aicawber witt
ing for something to turn up.
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FROM THE FAR WEST.

New YORK, July so.
The Herel6s Lsevenworth special says
Persons from Fert Gibson, report the cholera
raging thsso, and at Ellsworth City, Last
week the average mortality Was ten per day,
and nine outof every ten persons attcked, die
in from two 20 fifteen hours. The place is
almost coynpletely deserted, and an attack
from the l1disns u expected.
From ths0e % four deaths per day is report
ed II Fort Hafker. The scourge has also
broken out among the troops ct Forts Larned
and Dodge.
49, .Sr. LOUIS, July 80.
: Western dispatches say there were six
cases and two deaths from cholera, at Fort
Harker on Saturday. Sixteen cases had oc-
Cured among the Kansas volunteers 81 Fort
Larned. The disease has also appeared among
the troops guarding the Railroad construc>
ton party beyond Fort Harker, and several
death have OccuEred.
cholera, near Fort Lyons, on the 10th inst
Lieutenant Helm, died at Fort I.arned, on
the oath inst, and Capt. Bloodgood, Of the
34th infantry, is reported to have died be.
yond Fort LAfned, while sn rosts for New
Mexico.
Father Deemarce, Catholic Priest at St.
Mary's Mission, died on Thursday night, near
Ellsworth. where be. has been attending
cholera netien1Ds He has been amoug The
Poksaue e&ami6 Jadiansfor nine yeats, snd
was much respected throughout Kansas.
The Indians are committing depreciation
on the stage route between Denver and Salt
Lake. They burned Pond station, and two
or three coaches have been chased and fred
upon.
Gen. Aupur arrived here to-day.
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FROM NEW YORK.

An injunction has been issued m BY Judge
holt restricting the Quarantine Commis~
sioners from taking any portion Of Coney
leland for = boarding station.
There we're 277 deaths in Brooklyn last
week, including nineteen from cholera
Judge Blatchford has denied the motion to
vacate an attachment against V. K. Steven
son, Q. NJ. of transportation in the rebel ar
my, and is alleges TO have defrauded the
United States Government out of d million
of dollars in conveying to and selling in New
York 1000 bales OF cotton.
Asyoung man named Boyer, was arrested
in Bdoklyn, chsrged withIofgiHg his fathers
check for $1,000.
A letter from Monterey says that Lopez,
who betrayed Maximihapa has been arrested
by Ne ose1n nof bf Daxacas ard w1i be =.
66ukkd, aa SA u. A& ~
al Williams, charged with the late double
murder 1t Ascsntneyville, Vermont, unders
went . preliminary examination yesterday,
and was Committed On The charge Of murder
in the FIRST degree, on the evidence Of little
dep6Ater~ Of tho ,nsrdered cpaple.. Ca Ais
99yf0 The iail an effort vas msde; By m ex-
cited crowd, TO hang him, but the police Was
too tigilant and he was conducted 10 the jail.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEw YoRK, July 80.
The Hsralds Washington special says:
Gen. Sheridan will soon be suPsreeded IN
command BY Gen. Hancock. Ta III
Secretary Stanton's confined opposition to
the policy Of the President has produced q
positive distaste for each Others society, and
Ssansou' resignation is devoutly wished fUr.
The Worlds Warrington special says !:
Gen. Sheridan has determined to o<emove
Gov. Throck ckmorton, Of Te1as, and appoint
A. j. Hamilton.
WASHINGTON, July 30
The Natienal Intellioeacer says: We are
satin6ed that Ae statement in DE dedptes
from this city4o tie effect that the Pfssident
has determined to issue proclamation warn.
ing those concerned to refrain from violating
our neutrality laws, b. ths invasion Of Mex
leo are premature.
Ar. Seward u stiii absssl dfea lke. nat "
Oovernnent, and it would Is unable 70 take
action in such matters without consalting The
Secretary Of State, in whose department are
depooitea whatsvef evidencs .theess NY -
to jssdfy meh measure.
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GOLD CLOSED 139 7-S
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

=
$50 ssf = CHICAGO, July 80.
e The frst meeting Of the Indian commis.
sion is appointed 70 come off in St. Louis,
next Tuesday,
The Government ias information tho3 the
defendants in the English cotton case Of Pri-
olyn, Frazer, Trenholm B Co. viii shortly
make Q proposition to ssttle, having been
Thoroughly frightened BY the flank attack Of
our authorities in impouhding III their pFop-
erty in this county.
The Board of Directors Of the National
Asylum for Disabled Soldiers, located their
third Asylum ct Dayton, Ohio.
Prof. Wilber made balloon ascension at
Des Noises yesterday.
Aspeeay chapgein State officers in Texas
is looked for.
1t seems the Wisconsin Teachers Associa.
ton went 70 81. Paul to see the "BlAck
Crook"
An old German committed suicide at St.
Paul Yesterday, in drunken d., BY drowning
himself.
Three cases Of murder will come up, for
trial atAfhs August term Of the Sang1mon
County Circuit Court, TO commence Monday
next, at atSpring6eld.
MsQOvernmens has appointed Ten. 81 A.
Haf4leylof Belvidere, and Col I. =. Diekey
OF Uu0R0, members OF commltlee TO pres
sent d Memorial to Congress concerning th6
necessity of IN immediate and liberal appro-
priation IN aid or canal and river improve
men.s ii this State. <AA
A fight in Burlington, Iowa, occurred on
Sunday, between absatthrty negroes and an
equal number of whites, in which pntols,
stones clnhs and other missiles were freely
used. Two persons we're injured. No arrests
were made. sss ss asalfs !,
Acelebntion by the colored people of the
anniversary sf the issuance Of the emancipa-
tion proclamation, will come off st BurlMg<
ton ihis week. II will be sttended by dele.
gates from Mt. Pleasant, Keokuk. Peoria and
the towns on the Upper Mississippi.
The Missouri Democrat has been sued for
libel by City Engineer Homer. Damages
laid at $4,000.
Extensive preparations are in progress for
the approaching Illinois State Fair, at
Quincy. ssY
A young man namad Gerke was instantly
killed yesterday by falling from train on the
Cincinnati L Dayton Railroad, near Gincin>
natl.
Charles Bidner was shot and fatally wound
ed by man named Hidges, in Hamilton,
Ohio, last evening. A foolish quarrel was
the cause.
A steeple chase 10 promised at Sunnyside
Driving Park some time in August.
John Leech struck Carl Werner With an axe
in saloon in Bridgeport, on Saturday night.
Werner was carried home senseless.
Dan Rice's show is in town.
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MISCELLANE0US ITEMS.

SAco, Me-, July 30.
The funeral Of VIM. Pollock took place
this morning. The charred remains were
mere remnants of his body recovered from
the debris of the conaagration, and were
taken charge Of by E. C. Lipz. OF the Base
Ball Club of which he was member, and by
them placed in neat burial case, and
conveyed 70 Blapdville.
BROWNSVILLE, Ontario, July 80.
John Swart. au old resident, With his
grand daughter, Agnes swart, wers killed on
the the Grand L Trunk ,n Bal ksilfG.d .o.d.y. = they
they we're atrack by tho locomotive Of I
freight trains Both Of the bodies we're man
Rled IN shochipe mauner.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.

II
Ell tA k NAsHISGros, July 80.
It's expo1ted that the comn,issioners an
pointed under the act of Congress to treat
with the hostile Indians, will assemble at St.
Louis, on the 9Th Of August, for organization
and arrangement Of programme Those
nor In the tlnti1 States will start for the
point Of REM 3yoss = once No difficulty is
apprehsndeA. The territory proposed will
be appropriated as permanent home for the
Indians. That portion of it comprising the
northwest section Of Texas, is cut off from
the residue of the State by what is called
Stake Plains-a sandy waste, and if the con.
sent of the, State., if indead, these terms
should bsdeeAed necessary, can be procsred
at conpaiatIye tfifie, Il u esimateds that
ihesSholk Axplnsa4of ths plan of ending for
ever our Indian difficulties will not exceed the
cost Of carrying on the present quasi warfare
single year.
The following circular to district attorneys
and msrshals of The United States was issued
this morning:
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE, Z
y Fsf.a Ct ~ * July so, 1867 !
8 By direction of the President Of the Uni>
ted States you are hereby instructed to OBJ
serve with vigilance all persons whom you
may have reasonable cause to suspect Of com.
bining unlayfnlly .fpr expeditions into the
territory of any foreign nation, and promptly
interpose the authority of the United States
when you have reasento believe any person
has violated the neutrality laws of the United
States. [Signed,
rIons NJ BASxLEY,
5AEEaI Actih9 Attosue3 GeneFA.
Sanford Coupver hos been iAk6sf 10 Aibany
Penitentiary, to which lie ives sentenced for
ten years.
General Grant returned to Washington to.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosroN, July 3d..
ing.on, having on board the ladies' @ Of the
White House and the families of Secretary
Welles, and the Assistant Secretary Of War
The trial of speed this morning at the
Riverside Ridley Park, Brighton, between
the celebrated trotting horses Dexter, Brown
George and running mate, Tor a purse of
5000, was won by Dexter in three straight
heats. Time-2:2l3, 2:19 and 2:21A.
1t being the ffst appearances of Dexter in
this vicinity fully 1000 people assembled to
witness the contest. There vas not much Of
any betting except Oh time, as the result was
generally anticipated. Dexters time on the
second heat is said 10, be the best ever made
ON half mile track. The track was in ex-
cellent condition and everything passed off
nn,oflv ..75$ y55st1's- 81 $50
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s as sas'a L0SD64, inly 30. 4
In the House Of Lords the Reform Bill kas
been amended by adding Eve pounds to The
annual amount Of the rentals upon which the
copyhold and lodger franchise are respect
ively based. BY these amendments the oasis
OF the copyhoid franchise u increased ffom
nifty 70 sixty POUNDS per annum' ana lns' q
the lodgers franchise rom ten 20 hfseen
pounds oer annum.
PORTSMOUTH, July 30-Evening.
The United Statae peQetee squadron, con.
sissias Of the frisats Macedonia, sloop Of war
Dale and other vessels, haYe arrived at
Cores. s's s.tsst... 7,ss' ,'s s,,ss,s5 s.,.a ~
ass3 Lospes, July 80 = Evening.
The Goodvood races ctomtnehced Il. .day :
~ v.ather. -. yery f,ne. and thourapd. ~
.+,est.tdrs VISA present. The race for
the Stewards Gun u VAS Won by S;b. Throne
The leading horses came in as follows. S;b.
Throne first. Wolsey second and Sultan third.
1 ~ On ,r,..,.
hoSpos' 9u'y 'o-miun'sn'.
In the House OF Commons TO night Lord
Harley, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,
n .newar ~ a onest;on etatad that Emnoror
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Prussia, Dut tna1 y Wouio oe improper 70
disclose its contents At the present time.
P.R1s. In,v 3o-Even;no
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REAL ESTATE 4 INSURANCE. AG,rs.
II B Ten Eyck. street.
VIM Fulton, ...,...s2 Main street, {ap stairs)
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Notice I'm Bankruptcy.
gUyH1DiGt siss notss that - he eeeA day Of July
A. D 1867, q warrant In Bankruptcy was issued
against the estate of Benjsmn Goodrich Of field
the Cousty Jsrson and State Of Iowa. Who has been
adjudged Bankrupt on bis petition That the ray
ent OF any debts and delivery OF any property belong
Ing such Bankrupt. TO him for his use, and the
transfer O. any property BY him are forbidden
ankrnpt 10 tsir dsbs md 70 cho6 oas q more
asisnees Of his estate will be held Court 81 DAnk-
rupScy 10 be holden at the once Of the Reestsr IN
Bankfuptcy IN Keekuk Les County. lows, bsbrs Johd
Bruce, Register, the 10th day Of September, 4. D.
1se1. .atlo O'Clock =. =
an NJ n Tr,ncv n.,nt~ /
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Yencill, Jones Co......cor Third Main streets.
Hess, Stern d Co.......cor Second 1 Main strests.
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NEWS DEPOT.

4 BONNET aLEAcHEKY
Mrs " Bownaa ...4th st-bss Main . Blendeau
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SINGER sEWlNa MACHInks.
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spsetaeles,a Ca = Gpxsr. :
Bridges. ........ ...,.,., Nos I = Estss House.
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Ftstois, Ammunitisa, Rises.
a Bridces sNes1 = Z Estea n
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6piesbereer, Mayer q Co.....- No. Ill Main-st
Mrs Weber. Third Main streets.
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1asgnifting Glasses q Microscopes.
s g Bridges. Nos 4 = Estes House.
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PHYSICIANS

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The Democratic Party.

James II. Brady, one Of the leading
spirits of the old Democratic party Of
New York City, made speech few
nights ago in that city. In speaking of
the Democratic party Of to-day he truly
says:
Other parties advanced, but the DEM
Ocratic party stood still-all through the
war 1t stood still. lie looked around him
in this country and In Europe and he
saw political parties keeping pace with
progressive ideas-he saw governments
constructed on principles of liberty and
advancement In civilization--he saw q
whole race admitted to the blessings of
freedom, educated and general enlight-
eminent, and the whole world except
Tammany Hall and the Democratic
party, receiving the emancipation with
open arms. Tammany stood still. II
was not In Its nature to advance, and
that was Its present position. In 1854
the Democratic party permitted mar
tho Chicago Platform, and TO Use II fOl
the nomination of candidate ~ thor
oughly dead as q representative man, a
any corpse ever laid out-whose YER,
nomination as the standard bearer Of al
anti-progrsssive party, was the SUR
precursor OF his official decapitatlon, i'm
piled, II not expressed. The party ha
had its reward. From then till now,
has been standing still. There Is no lif
nor vigor left In 1t. The Republican
party was all life and was moving OF
and on. t Z