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New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
SOUTH and CENTRAL AMERICA.
The steamship Henry Chauncey, from Aspin-
wall, July a. arrived here yesterday. The following is
TRANSFORMATION ROUTES.

The Panama and Australian Mail Company's line OF
steamers not paying the work account presented at the
meeting Of the Company, recently held, showing debit
balance far Of $4,000 This unsatisfactory state
Of things attributed TO the provincial and inter
colonial lines the Panama line having succeeded beyond
expectations with the exception that IL Ia not extensively
used by outwardbound passengers because some people
afraid Of the supply Of coal running short and delay
taking place Extra coang stations have however been
established, and this difficulty will thus DC obvated IN
future. Despite the unowar circumstances with which
the enterprise attended the directors hope
ful Of ultimate success.
The Boletn 0dcidI OF Bogoa, publishes the following
decree Of the Acting President Of the United States Of
Colombia, calling the first Designado, Gen. Santos
Gutierrez take charge Of the Presidency
The President Of the United States Of Colombia m fflt
pneut az Article 63 Of The Constitution, DEGREES:
ARTICLE The citizen who at present exercises the
Federal Executive Power being only the the second
DesddO elected by Congress account OF the absence
of the first DesgiddO General Santos Gutierrez, cites him
10 Immediately and take charge OF the Executive
ART q In sending this citation To Gen Gutierrez the
Secretary Of the Interior will inform him, In the name Of
the Executive of the political which have
taken place since the 22d Of the present month In this city
Given In Bogota, 2Gth May, 1861. SANTOS ACosTA.
Secretary Of the Interior and Foreign Relations,
CARLOS MARTIN.
In consideration OF the foregoing decree tesgraphc
dispatch forwarded TO Europe via New-York in
forming Con Gutierrez thereof that he may be ex-
pected santa Martha by the French steamer the
2gth inst.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
LOUISIANA.

GEN. SHERIDAN STILL AT woRK-HE PAYS HIS
RESPECTS TO THE CITY GOVERNMENT OF
HEW-ORLEANs.
NEW ORLEANS, August 1.-The following Or
der was issued to-day;
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
NEw-ORLEAHs, La, August ], 1867
SPECIAL ORDER No. lO7.-(Extract. l--The Boards Of
Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen Of the City of New
Orleans are hereby readjusted as follows. viz A. Bos-
worth, President; James McClOskey. William Smith,
Eorthman whitney, George Clark Thomas Mcknight,
Gerard Smith and Edward white of the Board of Alder
men and Thomas 8. Moore, s. II. HIggnbotham J. p.
Prague f. Lurges, VIM. McCullock, j. B. Cunningham,
J. p Montamet, " Prados, John Paisley, George
D. HOuse H. =. STRICKEN, John r. Krou-
sand p Kaiser Of the Assistant Board OF
Aldermen are removed, and A. d. Grief,
James Graham Peter o'DOnnen, John X. Clay, +.
w. Burbank X. @. siapletOn, j. g. Devices T. h. Dumas
are reappofnted % the Board OF Aldermen and John
L. sterIny g. Straight, John L. Davis. g. r. Hison r. b.
Jouhert, s. g. senrnet, O. c. Sampson, L. b. Gnlbel'
Jules Lapene T.. Rgney, Oscar j. Dunn, John "auche'
Edmond Flood ana y. ". Perkins are appointed 10 the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen in their stead The reasons
forremoYng these persons 70 be found In the dsor
eered condition 70 winch they have reduced the Guy
credit the efforts they have made and Gre making 70
impede the lawful sxseuton Of the law " Congress
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

no with the established religion OF the country
the loss o. time aud money-t9 nothing Of the dsgSs
alton 10 the business community.
On Corpus Christis Day the churches were all open,
that for many years there has not been such brilliant
ana attractive service The military bands were all out
inc ships in the harbor gaiy dressed procession,
bearing grotesguey deckcd images, and headed by the
and G other high Of the city
swelling rl with motley mass of religiosos..
in Of the many abuses Of the Ridiculous farce
perpetrated by the lower classes celebrated this
Ing been broken at the last turn OUT by two eratcd
poems conestng tho high privilege OF conveying the
authorities forbade as punishment for tins sacregous
ireguarty the customary observance of the day. but
high price Of ash in the market, It was
thought proper to rescind the and, attended by
dressed with fiags All Of the launches and small boats
the harbors similarly dressed were brought into regui
sitOn the procession, which made circuit of the
bay occasionally stopping to enable San Pedros blessing
to descend upon the finny tribe ,.os .,o
months since, importers are privileged 10 take ther
goods the House here and forward them to
chant from the payment of duties until the goods are
sold At least Tor six months The recent news IL re-
gard 10 the return Of the Spanish heet mas caused
united movement among the foreign merchants TO accept
the proposition and they have accordingly lonea IN
and furnish the necessary blanks.
new weekly paper, published In English under the
auspices OF the foreign residents b soon to be issued III
this city. We have only two daily papers-both IA
spanishhere at present, and the journal ought 10
be supported but hitherto all undertakings Of this char
acter have failed.
From the last Peruvian fes gather that Admiral
Tucker has been appointed conduct scientific expedi
tion to the Amazon Should the spanards return to TINS
coast 10 would not surprise II he rensated in tue
command Of the Allied Squadron.
An American has recently solicited from this Govern
ment the exclusive privilege Of manufacturing paper
which, should II be granted, will open a new and iu
| portant branch OF industry to the country.
In the session OF Friday last ScnOr Concha introduced
bin to abolish the law OF imprisonment for debt The
House having under discussion the report upon the Ii
mares elections voted TO lay the bill one side -
Don Gabriel Cueto who has just returned to this coun
| try after long residence IN the United states ans
Europe about TO open large establishment Tor tht
buying and selling OF old books, which be furnished
to the classes at greatly reduced prices As hest
last items indicate agitation In the direction OF pro
| gress deem them worthy of mention.
old opera troupe OF last has been augmented
| by q new prma donna and tenOr-a fresh importation
from Italy-senora Pezzali and Senor Atara The sea
sou will open on Sunday night with Trovatore.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
CHILL.

THE SPANISH QUESTION REvIVED-oFFIClAL
STATEMENT OF THE GovERNaENr-RELI-
GIoUs EsTIvALs-ADMIRAL TUCkER-sIGNs
OF PROGRESS.
From Our Special Correspondent
VALPARAISO, Chill, July 5, 1867
The SPANISH question, which We had sup
ago adjusted and laid by again revived The
.,o brought by the steamer that the Spanish squad
ou had sailed from Santiago de Cuba for South Amer-
can yatsrs is confirmed by still recent dispatches
md hree other iron oads at Rio Janeiro showing proba
Silitss in favor Of new expedition to the Paeinc
foreign msrchants whose commercial operations win be
most affected In case OF renewal OF hostltless very
Very little comfort Ia shed upon US by Government
dec.aons regard TO the situation OF Affairs between
the two countries The deputies Malta LastarTia and
santa Maria upon the receipt Of this news came
IN oint request the Secretary OF War for public
regard 70 the tsputed tender nen9 ap9
sit no longer be ignorance Of the position In which
the two bessrents stand 70 eSsp S5hfr s.oonaed to
the aenand by the folowing There has never existed
at trace between the spanish Government a99 ths NIX
have the offices Of any other been accepted
70 bring about settlement Of difficulties But the
that we are IN condition wage aggressive war
and are determined to present defensive az
ttude without running the risk OF remote ehpeui''OH'
spoke in my last Of bin which had been presented 70
che senate by the Executive for the authorization 10 sen
tose vessels the squadron deemed unnt Ior ser,Se %
The bill approved by that body ana ne rspnr o
disPIa and exciting has exasperated the people. who
raly upon these vessels TO cruise about anu hho We
enemy should he resume his hostile uesignS upo" ''
coast. A. o.n,ta have heen held
isad doors and nothing Is known OF the matter
WIZ ,bey have under consideration Is hoped they
sre reconsiderng the aforementioned h' ,,,,
NJ In our former review that petition nad
sanf nm 10 the Government asking for IN exclusive
pviiege and subvenhon for the telegraph company
hth nroposes TO unite port OF Caldora Win rama
Ie tioyernment did not consider that II llad power
m rant A. and the socitans have had recourse To Con
we have had since my last series OF religious festi
as which from their frequent occurrence, ana attend
rt rocessons and image parading, are becoming more
nd more noerable 20 the foreign residents here As
have once before mentioned there Is heavy penalty
ached 20 the opening Of places OF business during the
csvs OF desas and the majority OF the large CONNER
& houses are under the direction OF Foreigners having
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON. Aug. 1-Noon-The tendency for all deserip-
tons of securities is better the feeling that
approaching between France and Prussia is declining
Consols for money ga United States bonds
72i; Illinois Central Railway shares, 57 Erie Railway
shares 49,; Atlantic and Great Western COnsobdatsd
bonds, 22a
Afternoon-Consols have declined ID American 60
curities are steady at opening quotations.
Eyening.-ConsOls closed at "a for money. American
securities closed at The following rates United States
FivcTwenty bonds, 72s; Illinois Central Railway shares,
IT Erie Railway shares 49, Atlantic and Great western
Consolidated bonds 22k The bullion IN the Bank OF Ed
gland has increased sSo5,OO0 within the past week
FRANKFORT, August I-Eyening. United States bonds
closed unchanged from last quotations
LIVERPOOL, Aug 1-N0On.-CottOn quiet and steady;
estimated sales to-day 10000 bales Mddling Uplabds,
lOd; Midding Orleans loid. The weather is favorable
for the crops Flour 29 for Southern Corn 3S fornew
Barley, 81. Oats, A. Peas, h6. Provisions-Lard, Soi
Cheese 5si. Beef, l4Oi. Pork 7s. Bacon, Isi. Pot
ashes 81. Rosin, common, II; fine, 49, spris Turpen-
tine sl Petroleum-spirits, 3D.; refined it4i Talow,
AG. Cloverseed, AZ.
Afternoon.-The Cotton market is frmer, but no Inn
provement in prices is reported. California Wheat is
quoted at 1879. GENITAL. In the Provision market,
Beef has advanced To 1875 y bbL
Evenng.-The Cotton market closed quiet at the fol-
lowing quotations: Middling Uplands, lodi Middlng
Orleans oad Tie sales of the day amounted to l2ooo
bales Advices from Manchester unfayorable, and
the market for goods and yarns is heavy and arc
declining The Breadstus market closed with declin-
ing tendency. Corn 35 per quarter for New Mixed
Western. California Wheat, 49, per Genital Oats, Bar
ley and Peas unchanged in price Lard OI. Cheese, S2
Pork 49, and Beef l42 per bbl Bacon 49, Rosn--Com
mon H. and fine 49, Ashes, 81 for Pots. Spirits Tur-
pentine 81. Petroeum-spirits Cd, and refined liii
Tallow 44j6. Clover Seed. AL
LONDON, Aug. 1-Noon.-No. IL Dutch Standard Sugar,
2Se Scotch Pig Iron, $751; Calcutta Lnseed $50; Lin
seed Cakes, $40 Lnseed Oil, RH 81. Whale Oh, s3a
Sperm Oil, Rl20 Petroleum closed at Antwerp last
evening at AZ francs for Standard White.
Eyening-Sugar and Iron are unchanged. Otner ar
ticles unchanged. Advices from Antwerp, dated noon
tOdgy report Petroleum nominal at 4J francs per Dbl
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
THE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN Francisco, July 30.-The steamship
Golden City sailed to-day for Panama with sTs 25T In
treasure, s4l3, ,l94 of Witch is for New-York.
A meeting of the Stockholders OF the Savage Mining
Company was held to-day to consider the proposition TO
increase the capital stock the present capital being
100000 800 shares at 1900 each. Seven hundred
shares were represented.
The meeting unanimously resolved TO increase the nun
Der OF shares to 1600 with value OF 500 each making
the capital s., 100000.
Flour is firm at s6aS 5G sales Of Oregon Extra at %.
Wheat active at so6sl IS. Barley, <7s Legal ten
ders 72t.
july sl.-The ship Ellen Southland for Liverpool has
cleared. .
Flour and Wheat are active. but quotations are an
changed.
legal tenders unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
YACHTING.
REGATTA OF THE NATIONAL YACHT CLUB OF
| WASHINGTON.

REGATTA OF THE NATIONAL YACHT CLUB OF
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The regatta under the
auspices OF the National Yacht Club of which Capt W.
Miller is sailing master, of to-day on the Potomac
River and was a grand affair attracting quite large
crowd OF spectators IL the rst thing OF the KIND
that has taken place In this nelghborhood ana
accordingly novel and interesting Three ferry boats
were engaged and accompanied the yachts down tne
river. These crowded with people Along the
banks OF the crowds gathered to witness the
race In all there about lJO0 spectators fester-
day Headquarters In the club the scene OF consdera
be excitement large numbers cOngregating ana discuss
ing the merits OF the boats Two Of these the Lady or
Lyons and John Moseby were entered from Alexandr
Yesterday, making the entire number OF entries TO- Az
an early hour this morning the boats which had not been
moored the place Of starting previously, commenced
to arrive, and long before the hour OF starting
the cars were crowded with persons on their
way TO the boats, and those wishing 10 wit
ness the start There was gentle breeze blowing
little and there probability that the race might
i'm the latter part at least be fine one During the race
the lvelies interest manifested Dy passengers ON
the accompanying boats and great dea Oh oet'"s was
done. - a., .,,.,. -.
After the boats had passed Alexandria the sailing was
much better thar before reaching that point Inc cntha
rIne Coonhs the first to round the Duoy ~ roit as
ington reaching that point at SS9 T. NJ.
The Brunette came In second, az Hnuiss W y. III.
Tho LADY of LYONS was third reaching the Fort at 400
m The only other boats that not distanced were
fhe (reyhOund. CapOla Perseverance, Natl0nal, Al
g,ista, and Highland Mary: ,.,.... ,,.,.. -.
toOeher at Alexandria, but the Coombs came IN nrst tie
awarded the owing to allowance of time by
The second prize OF $50 was awarded to the Coombs,
and the third prize of go to the Lady OF Lyons.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
ARIZONA.
THE INDIAN WAR.

SAN FRAYcIsco, July 3f.-Late advlces from
Arizona represent tho mining news as discouras"e'
Central Arizona suffering for want or rain thu, aoht
nrivate letter 10 Gov. Mccormick states tnnt s,
IA pacnrrad at Terxton Springs about four mes io d
Prescott in which four or five Indians were ayary were
cant Williams and two men OF the Sun C"'""' "
p,,,ded can't williams dangerOuly. -. ., car
9h fnilowng IL an abstract from iet'er Vi "o''
NCormick TO Gen. Mcdowell; -. .o... ,ha, ea,,
& mat ar Fort Mcdowell and other posts at cap
lives taken by the troops have eeeh yurnep ssp osep
to SmtT,ns sastnnce. IN which children have been
sold the troops and of others wneIe s have hen
Syen ShnnSet to tho Pima and EssieOpa Indian ,nd md
thetso am also informed, that at Fort
Edr Mcdowell It is custom to deliver adult female
aoaa Ut. cantIves 20 the Pimas and Marieepas for
Gen Mcdowell has ordered an investigation
into these charges. ..,l.l
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
dated March and the acts supplementary thereto BY
command of Maiort;en. r. H. SHERIDAN,


Gen. Sheridans order leaves one member in each
Board Of the original Councils. One member IN the
Upper, and four in the Lower Board elected on
the Republican ticket. OF the new appointments
two in the Upper and three in the Lower Board are OF
mixed blood One in the Lower Board is pure negro
and is doubtful None of the colored appointees
belong to the wly-enfranchised citizens but are
free citizens of the State of Louisiana.
Upon the recommendation of Gov. Flanders, Gen.
Sheridan appoints Mayor and Alderman of the
town of Lake Charles in Calcasieu Parish.
REGISTRATION COMPLETED.
BATON ROUGE, Aug 1-RegistratiOn in Louisi-
ia completed bnt il will take several weeks TO revise
the rolls Many of those registered under the Attorney
Generals opinion will be stricken out. No accurate esti-
Of the State vote he made but there is no doubt
that the revised rolls will show colored majority
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
PERU.
THE INDIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR
A RENEWAL OF THE SPANISH wAR-THE
ALLIED SQUADRON.
p,ou Our gnseial Cor tpondent

A RENEWAL OF THE SPANISH Wharf.-The
ALLIED SQUADRON.
Prom Our Special Correspondent
LIMA, July IL, 1867.
ur last adyices from state that the whole the
Indian towns and villages that In insurrecton
ouet and that the presence OF the troops will probably
keen them at least for the present in check The
mander OF the forces removed all the authorities that
were objectionable TO the Indians and has promised them
that all those who been guilty Of cruelty and exor
ton to them shall be punished The Indians not
first much disposed give credit to tho Generals prom
ses and they required his hands Immediate proof by
remoyng them which he had the good 20 do The
mante tbe Voyager from his having made a voyage 10
snuewberc and wrote book about IT, their Commits
soner TO Lima for purpose of bringing their he
fore and by this means obtain from them
dress and projection against the continuous cruel treat
lent M tIe military commanders their department
and last Though not least from the rapacousness OF the
c"rev Who exact the poor docie Indian entire
nrodiIcts of his years labor that have es-
rrancd the plunderng military. Already has Col.
presented to Congress his credentials and
The same time lengthy exposition by the Indians OF
characer that deemed necessary suppress its
Teading i'm open Congress, ard WAS submitted 10 Special
cnmmittee that are report, not upon the document
hnt nnnn the man in which the object Of the Indians
soc,tation can ID carried out. Bustamanto In work
inc hard 10 eet a. tr through this session. He the
e1son who was ed OF melting the revolt OF the In
dans bnt IL was ,nt ~; the contrary he has Kept
them In bounds and had IL not been for him. the whole
South would by this tune have been oyerrun with the In
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
U|EsS
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
rHE REFORM MOYEMENr.


nv ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH rEIBrsE
LONDON. August Evening. leaders OF the
Reform movement have made arrangements for
another grand meeting of the supporters OF Re-
form" in Hyde Park on Monday next. for the purpose
of protesting against any cutting down of the fran
ehise extended by the Reform bill as it passed the
House of Commons An immense attendance is an
ticipated
THE GOODwooD RACES.
To-day was the third day of the Goodwood
Races and the events included the great one OF the
meeting, viz: the run for the Goodwood Cup. The
attendance very large and the scene Of exciting
interest. Vauban, the defeated favorite for tho
Derby, won the cup" for which he had also been
made hot favorite. The leading horses came IN in
the following order: Vauban /; Tynedal, .; Re-
gala. 8.
DUBLIN, August 1-Evening-The reported dis
tress in the counties Mayo and Connemara, from
famine, has been much exaggerated and affairs have
now assumed much more cheerful aspect
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
BELGIUM.

DEATH OF THE GILLIAN MINISTER.
BRUSSELS Aug Manuel Caryallo the Minister
of Chill at this capital, died to-day.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
AUSTRIA.

THE VISIT OF THE EMPEROR TO PARIS.
VIENNA, Aug 1.-The Emperor Francis Joseph will
return the visit of the Emperor of the French at an
early day.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Aug. 1.-The appointment OF
Mr. Pease gives great satisfaction with the best men OF
all parties.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
FRANCE.
A RUSSIAN LOAN.

PARIS. August 1--Evening.-A new Russian loan is
10 be offered in this market next week. .nl
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
COLOMBIA.

DEARTH OF NEws-NAvAL INTELLIGENCE.
Prom Our Special Correspondent
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

THE SPANISH QUESTION REvIvED-oFFIClAL
STATEMENT OF THE GOvERNMENT-RELI-
GIous FEsTIvALs-ADMIRAL TUCKER-sIGNs
OF PROGRESS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-31

that the few hundred men employed
at three to five dollars a day to make
pocket knives, could getremuneratlve
employment In other occupations,
while the mass of people who must
now pay from one dollar and a
half to two dollars for what should
cost them but one dollar, would put
the difference In their pockets.
Even raw sugar, which came in at
three-fourths of a cent per pound in
1861, is to be taxed three cents under
this new bill. And tea and coffee, on
which the House bill of the last ses-
sion made a reduction of fifty per
cent, are to be kept up to the present
enormous rates of duty levied, thus
taxing almost every person IN the
community on these three articles of
necessity, not luxury (according to
the American Standard, from twenty
five to fifty per cent. on the value of
what he consumes.
s And these enormous taxes are
levied In the face OF the notorious fact
that our National revenue is now
nearly eighty millions per annum in
excess of our necessary expenditures.
The people are beginning to feel the
severe pressure of the complicated
load of taxes which weigh them down,
and yet the protectionists offer us no
remedy save to heap additional bur-
dens on the pile.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-31
LYONS
PERIODICAL DROPS,
The Great Female Remedy for
irregularities.

The Great Female Renoedy for
irregularities.
R HAVE TESTED THESE DROPS
Il in my own practice, over ten years,
and do not hesitate to say that nothing
has been developed by medical research
that acts so powerfully, positively, and
harmleSsly, in cases of female irreguia rity,
as does this medicine. In all recent cases
it never fails, while thousands VINO have
been long sufferers are indebted TO it for
the boon of health to-day.
Although so powerful and positive, they
are perfectly harmless, and may be used at
all times, except when specially forbidden
in the Instructions
To all who suffer from any irregu larity,
painful, difficult excessive, offensive, or
INSTRUCTED menstruation, Leucorrhosa, or
the train of diseases that follow, / would
say, try a bottle of DIR. Lyons French
periodical Drops. Being a fluid prepara-
zion, their action is more direct and posi-
tive than any pills or powders. Explicit
directions, bearing my facsimile, accom-
pany each bottle.
They may be obtained of nearly every
druggist in the country, or by inclOsing
the price to c. q. CLARK IL CO., New Ha-
ven, Conn, General Agents for the United
states and Canada. Price 81 so per bottle.
-TN .s DIR. JOHN l.. LYON,
Practicing Physician,
dec3 d6ln tliI ~ . New Haven, Conn.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-31
From the Cincinnati Commercial
Breaking the CamePs Back.

The Congress of the United States
is now debating the most important
measure which has yet claimed its at
tention at the present session. We
mean the bill ITO provide increased
revenue from imports, and for other
purposes, taken up in the Senate on
Monday last. This measure affects
directly the interest of every man in
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-31

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 30.-Among
the passengers for New York, to-day,
by the steamer Constitution, are Jas.
W. Nye, United States Senator from
Nevada, DIR. Lewis A. Soyre, Thomas
Mcguire, and the Imperial Troupe of
Japanese performers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-31

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-High Re-
publican authority here is emphatic
that the Improvement furore viii
amount to nothing. The Democrats
say impeachment is sure to take place
RandalI's bill is thought to be los
ing ground
It is believed that Campbell will be
soon able to reside in the Mexican
Capital as Minister to the Mexican Re-
public.