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FENIAN NEWS.

correspondent writing from West Liberty, Iowa. says:
"The news through this State is splendid. Captain GRACE
visited this place last Saturday. and organized Circle of near
l members Mr. Patrick Reynolds is Centre; Mr. James
Reynolds Treasurer forget the of the Secretary.
Trey reported headquarters Monday last They
get up club for THE IRISH REPUBLIC and will endeavor
organize military company for the other Repntblic
THE ladies letters, your paper doing their work;
and is be hoped that of Irish will find
it necessary whip the the national ranks
"Capan from here to Davenport where prep
progress for grand Picnic the 18th of july
The Fenian Sisters and doing in Davenport and what
they undertake cannot fail.
"Captain GRACE the best of Spirits and that Iowa
will lead of Illinois before two months. There
now 40 Circles the Southern District of this State Zone
half the Sac and if the officers of Circles the necessary
energy, Iowa will do immense work in the Northwest"
We have received a confidential communication from
friend Cincinnati He thoroughly with the
the organization Ohio and he states that it before
in fourshing condition in that State We would
expect less from the "Queen City of the West" By the
way Cincinnati received half that credit for her share
the Rdgeway fight which she justly entitled She sent
more men, suffered loss than any other section
the country.
Our correspondent says-
81 have just finished the reading of the seventh number of
THE IRISH REPUBLIC cannot express in words my pleasure
perusing it, Each number improves and although of
our conservative friends oppose your on American poll
tics yet with whom have conversed that THE IRISH
REoBLC the best Irish paper they have think its
circulation large here and have think the same
is true of other places The effect will be- already is an
immense impetus The moderate Democrats de-
pore your radical tendencies but those delicate conservatives
who want liberty themselves and deny Others make sorry
revoutionists."
Mr. Central Organizer McWiams has been highly success
full since he came into Ohio lie has organized Circles
in less than two with aggregate number of
hers lO4O collected three thousand dollars for and
uniforms and enrolled large number of men into the military
branch "There are now enrolled and into the
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-29
Crete,

collective diplomatic note, signed by France Russia Prus-
STA and Italy, presented the cabinet of the Porte on
Saturday last the situation of affairs and
in Crete The signing powers urge the Sultan pro-
pety of immediate suspension of hostes in CANDIDA and
inquiry into the grievances of the Islanders
Christians and Others the inquiry be conducted by COM
mission appointed by the great powers of Europe and the
Porte.
1t is about time for the Christian powers interfere in the
matter Now let them put end the and
forever Had Russia succeeded in devourng Turkey what
blessing to humanity would have been But the balance
had to be though Christian people had to
be sacrificed at the altar of Mohammed
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-29
Turkev,

The Sublime Porte has refused its to the request of
the great powers preferred through the collective diplomatic
note that hosttes be suspended in Canda and that
curry be made into the grievances of the Christians by
mission appointed collectively by the great and the
Porte The Turkish government processes have information
from Omar Pacha that he is making considerable progress and
hopes to subdue the Cretans
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United States.

The Governor of Iowa has commissioned Major Henry o.
Conner Attorney General Of the State fill the vacancy
occasoned by the death of Mr. Bisse Ma OConnor is
the nominee of the Republican party and Governor Stone in
appointing him. has given fine endorsement of the Conyen
ton which nominated him.
Major 0Connor leading Fenan in Iowa. and one of the
finest speakers in the organization We congratulate him
his wellmerited promotion.
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Italy.

Startling intelligence received from Rome. Dispatches
port had thrown themselves into the city,
was supposed intention of procaiming republic
desperate attempt failed and 40 of the revoutonsts
in prison.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-29
France.

The military force of the French Emperor be reduced
The Austrian government has granted amnesty to all po
litica offenders, including KoSsuth
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-29
Russia.

The Emperor Alexander has issued decree aupendng
fscaton in Poland
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-29

California exports 10 of copper per annun
which is five times large the produce Of the whole United
States only ten years ago
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-29
INDIAN WAR.

The Montana Post of May 80, says:
Governor Meagher and staff with volunteer force arrv-
ed in Bozman City, May o. Volunteers have taken strong
position covering the Bozman bridges and passes Governor
Meagher says the will occupy hold Fort G. F. Smith
with militia till relieved by regulars"
We recommend the following Mr. Thomas Francis Meaghe
and the troops he about lead to the great scapng
grounds.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON Aug 2O-NOOn.-The Daily Netcs OF this morn
ing in its City Article says that trade improving The
money market is rmer and consols last evening closed
heavy The cotton market is dull and inactive, owing to
the unusually heavy receipts from the United states No
further reduction In the bank rate Of discount is ex
pectcd at present American securities opened as fol-
lows: Eries 45 Illinois, 49, United States bonds 73s
Atlantic and Great Western, 2i Consos are heavy at
% 9-l6
Afternoon-Consols have declined J, and are now
quoted at 9ii for money. United States FivsTwenty
bonds tend downward, and now quoted at 7Sa ll>
nos Central Railway shares have declined and the quo
tation now III Erie Railway shares, 49, Atlantic and
Great Western Consolidated Bonds, 2li.
Evening.-Consus closed stronger at 9i5 for money
American securities closed at the following rates United
States Five-twenty bonds 1885, Illinois Central Railway
shares 7i Eue Railway shares 45 Atlantic aud Great
Western Consolidated Bonds, 2lt
FRANKFORT. Aug. 2O-Eyenng.-United States bonds
closed at II GOr the issue Of 1862
LIVERPOOL, Aug 2O-Noon.-The Cotton market is dull
and less active though prices unchanged The sales
to-day will not exceed 5000 bales; Mlddng Uplands
lOId; Middling Orleans, 1iId. wheat 1879 for New
Southern Barley, 81. Corn, 1913. Oats 81. Peas, 426
Flour, 9H. Cheese, 5Oi9. Beef 1891. Lard, SO Pork
1915. Bacon, al. Common R0sin. 76; Middling, 49,
Tallow 4ii9. Ashes, 81. Spirits Turpentine, 32iJ
Spirits Petroleum, SID; Refined dolI3i Cloverseed, Az
Afternoon. Cotton unchanged In the Breadstuifs
market Oats have declined 10 an Peas 10 I2 and Corn
TO 36I. Wheat, Barley, ana flour WITHOUT chahge' IN
the Provision market Lard has advanced To 81. No
change Beef Pork Cheese Bacon. In the Produce
market Refined Petroleum has advanced to IA Other
articles without alteration
Evonng-The Cotton market Is heavy and prices have
declined 1-1Gaad. The following the authorized
closing quotations; Mddllng Uplands, lo2d. Mlddng
Orleans, Lied the sales Of the day foot 500
bales. The adyices from Manchester are unfavorable
the market for Goods and Yarns is dull,
with u declining tendency in prices.
The Breadstus market for Flour and Grain closed weak
but prices nomnally unchanged. Corn, $751; Barley. 81.
Oats ALL Peas I2l. Flour, 34. Wheat, 1919 for New
Southern Lard firm at 5l Beef, 1891, and Pork 1913
bbl Cheese and Bacon unchanged ROsin, T6 for Com
mon, and l3l for Middling Talow, A9. Spirits Tur-
pcntne S29 Petroleum. std for Spirits and IA for Re
fined.
LONDON, Aug. 2O-Noon-Sugar, 25I6 Whale OIL, $40.
Sperm OIL eli5. Lnsced OH, $50 IOi. Iron, 53l. Lin-
seed Cake. $40 81. Linseed 6sl6.
Afternoon--we have change TO report in our mar
kets since the noon report
Eyonlng-Sugar market closed dull; No u ID. s. nomi'
nal at 25o. Iron steady at 59 per tun; Other quost
uons unaltered.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

Ward; Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twenty first, ana
adjacent streets in the Eighteenth Ward;
Tbirty-third and Thirty -fourth-streets, and the
piers from Twenty eighth TO Thirty -fourth-sts
in the Twenty-frst Ward; Ninth, Tenth and
Eleyenth-aves., and the streets between them
from Fourteenth to Fifty -fourth-st., were all
in filthy and dangerous condition, and that
sickness was being invited in every one of
those localities. Now, see what the report OF
the Registrar of Statistics says of last weeks
mortality:
seThe mortality map last week shows that The fata
5arrheal diseases mostly IN the following districts
cn of the sixth the northern part OF the seventh to
norfh-castern and tho southern quarter or tue oeVen
fcenth fliby quarter OF the Eleventh ana Iitcehth
wards near the Intersection OF Houston aud flrstss
the eastern blocks 0f the Eighteenth ana IWehly In
Wards and long belt OF foul places between the Nlhtn
and Tenaves in the Sixteenth, Twentieth, ana twenty
second Wards"
Every one OF these localities was named I'D
TIE TRIBUYE's list of maariOus places, and the
street cleaning contractor was warned oil the
consequences Of further neglect. The result
proves the prediction, and shows at once the
faithfulness of our own reports, and the un-
reliability of the bulletins issued in the interest
of the contractor
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE REFORM BILL.

On the Sth the House of Commons took into
consideration tho "Lords amendment" to the bill rela
ting the representation of the people Mr. Dsrael in
moving their consideration congratulated the House
tho fact that the Lords had not challenged any of the
principles upon which the measure was founded. The
manner which the Lords had reconsdered their action
upon the odger franchise eyinced IN his Mr Dlsraes
opinion cordial desire TO act with the lower House.
which he trusted the Commons would recprocdte After
referring TO the clause relating to the "copyhol iran
chise" upon which he said the Government agreed with
the House OF Lords he proceeded to notice the new clause
said that although when introduced Into the Commons by
MI Lowe he had spoken ana Soteu agnst ~ ySs t,o ne
favor that the Government had determined TO adopt IT,
He did not pretend TO say that he approved Of the prn
cple yet in the spirit Of compromise and fair concilia
ton he Thought t would be prudent and proper TO sup
on the clause relating to voting papers," Mr.. Disrae
said he had doubt the adoption OF the clause would
take place where it is not adopted while the other
hand he believed 1t would lead 10 much personaton ana
scheme with provisions drawn with much thought and
labor. and In which all the abuses ~ ths lhoIe ol
therefore recommended the House to adopt the amend
mcnt. CO.,.
Mr. Gladstone said he was sorry that the Chancellor of
the Exccquer who had made speech OF real earnesness
against the principle OF the representation OF minores
when it was introduced into the House'of Commons,
should now recommend the adoption OF the scheme and
he u Hss qTs he es Se He should ma
tain respectful silence with regard to any general de-
SCriptiO.o the character OF tne alnenuet e I'D the
House OF Lords He sorry that the Lords had refused
10 entertain amendments relating TO the redistribution OF
seats which might have improved the bill On this they
had SAID that the peculiar privilege OF the House OF
Commons. But different principle was acted upon when
amendments proposed which deemed 10 be Of
reactionary charac c such the amendment relating
TO voting papersand the odger franchise Mr. Gladstone
concluded by saymg"hy regard for the House Lords
leads to that the less said about that matter the
better"
Upon the amendment OF the Lords the third clause In
which in stating the qualifications they had made il "all
poor rates made III respect OF such premises instead OF
rated within the borough 20 all rates made for the relief
of the poor Mr. Forster moved that the House do not
agree, and the " Lords amendment" was rejected.
The amendment IN Clause and its object vns
to cnanehse, as "lodgers" students having chambers
in the universities. Sir Roundell Palmer moved tht the
House Disagree to the " Lords amendment" in Whiel
motion the House coincided without division
On the Lords amendment Omltting Clause B. which
conferred vote upon rs copyholdcrs In Counties, Mr
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

Louis Napoleon yesterday had axlong con-
ference with Baron Won Beust, the Chancellor
and Prime Minister of Austria. Whether this
interview was also for the exclusive purpose
of cOndOling for the death of Maximfiian, is
not stated, but it is reported that good lin-
derstanding was arrived at, though no treaty
was concluded. An Austrian paper at the
same time assures us that the peace of Ger
many is now secured. Dispatches of this kind
are generally worthless. 1t will take q little
longer than twenty-fou hours before trust
worthy account OF the interviews at Salzlurg
viii be made public. That good understand
ing between tho two Governments, and as
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
ROEU0 TR1VD,C.

A miserable stick who claims to have for
merly had some connection with the printing
of greenbacks or some other form of National
Indebtedness, lately put forth a stockjobbing
report that there had been fraudulent over
issues Of such paper to the amount of $780,
s12.OOO!! When the items which make up
this startling aggregate are scanned, they are
found to be made up of estimated losses"
like this:
Thirty thousand strips Of printing paper on
which large bank notes m'gh hdre oee't .ooo
ElectrOtype plates sent 10 New-YOrk and money
supposed printed, but II not, ought 10 hare ..
Packages OF Government Stocks so kept that all
the employees e0uid help themselves, Uhich
hey rere fools II uey did not do TO the
amount ZoVoVVOo
Here are Ninety of his Sl3S,00O,00O; and
the rest arc like to these.
If the Treasury can vindicate its bygone
folly, in permitting SO shameless scoundrel
to have anything to do with its paper issues,
1t need not trouble itself to refute his alega-
tons nor remove his suspicious.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

We had more of the procession nuisance on
Sunday, and there was at one time prospect
OF another riot such as that which occurred
last st. Patricks day. A German Society on
the way TO the laying of church corner stone
undertook to block up the whole width of the
Bowery, and kept 18 cars, crowded with pas
sengers, waiting until it had marched past
Persons who tried to proceed on their way
through break in the line were seized by ex-
cited "marshals," and clubs were showered
freely on the heads of unofIending horses.
The energy of the police fortunately prevented
any serious disturbance, but for a while there
was danger of u sharp fight We wish these
soceties-and for the matter of that the city
authorities-cOuld be brought to understand
that the public streets are for the use of all
the public alike, and no body of men have
any right TO interfere with traffic and travel
by parading themselves across the thorough
fares in such manner as to block up the
road. If Brown, Jones, and Robinson choose
to walk through New-York with scarves around
their necks and a band of music and banner
before them we do not see how they thereby
acquire any special rights not accorded to the
rest of the community.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

When ii comes to an issue of veracity
between Chief-Justice Chase and Mr.. Thurlow
Weed, the result is inevitable. Mr. Chase, in n
letter to friend in Philadelphia, thus silences
his slanderers, and if The Commercial Ad-
uertiser in the face of these manly words
dares to utter another lie it is simply because
it can constitutiOnally utter nothing else. "The
"article in The World, of New-York, is in an
excellent spirit, and not far from correct.
"But don't want to be represented as particu-
"laTly poor or particularly disinterested
"think / am worth now about one hundred
Thousand " dollars. | should, at any rate, be
"quite willing to take that sum in 5-2Os, and
"make clear conveyance of all have in the
"world to anybody who will pay my debts.
al would willingly be worth a great deal
"Hore if knew of an honest way to get
worth more. All that the people are interested
ain knowing is that havn't a cent which of
"right belongs to them. | didn't serve them
" to make money ont of them, but to save
"money for them, and / really feel that the
"rascals who are slandering me ought to be
denounced, and this mean attempt to injure
"me in the public esteem exposed. 1t is much
more important to the people than it is to
enc, that those who have served them faith
" fully shall be fully and generously sustained;
" otherwise rascality will be at a premium, and
"thOse who are trying to make them suspect
enc twill run their arms to The shoulders in
"their money-bags.n
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

~ ATLANTIC rxLEaEAPR TRIBusA
QUEEssTowS, Aug 90 p. m.-The steamship CITY OF
Baltimore, Capt McGuigan, from New-fork August 10
arrived here this morning, her way to Liverpool
soUTuAMPToS Aug 2O-Noon.-The North German
Loya's steamship Bremen Capt Meyer, which left New
York on tho 7h Of August arrived here at o'clock last
evening on the way to Liverpool. The Hamburg Amer
can lines steamship Cimbria Capt Traumann, which
left NewYo the 10th of August arrived at this port
at O'Clock this morning After landing her London pas
scnecrs the CImbria proceeded to Hamburg
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 20-NoOn.-The ship Myrtle. which
recently sailed from this port for Philadelphia, returned
late last evening having sprung aeak. The amount OF
damage has not yet bee ascertalned.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

Two weeks ago to-day the reet-Cleaning
Commission held meeting, and resolved that
reports by Inspectors appointed by that Board
justified the assertion that the contractor had
cleaned the streets substantially according to
contract" Upon the same day The TRIBUNE
had a corps of inspectors at work throughout
the city, whose reports warranted an entirely
different conclusion. These reports showed
that Albany, Rector, and Morris SITS, in the
First Ward; all the streets of the Seventh
Ward, particularly Hamilton and Jackson !;
many of tho streets and piers Of the Eleventh
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
The results of sheridan,s removal arc tIu!

The results of Sherdan's removal are thus
indicated by leading article iii the Presidents
organ, The National IntelHgencer:
"As to the reports Of the removals Of others Of the mill
tary satrap telegraphed from this city, have def
mite information. We satisfied, hewever that
will be permitted to play the monarch in this country
with mpunity.' With the consent OF EurOpewe might
say Of the civilized wOrd7the Monroe doctrine has be-
the settled policy of this country In respect TO do
mains this continent outside the jurisdiction OF the
United States and IL could hardly be supposed that IN
this Republic dressed in little brief authority
will long be allowed to exercise despOtism for which
they can find warrant in the mcOnsti utiOna
acts Of Congress- and which far exceeds In arocty any
tyranny in the Old World"
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
THE TRIBUNE IN EUROPE.

STEVENS BROIHERs, agents for American LIBRA
RIEs, No II Hcnretta-st Covcnt Garden, London are
agents for THE TRIBUNE in Great Britain.
CARL GERoLD's SON Bookseller and Publisher stel'''
plats Vienna, is agent for TIVE TRIBUNE in AusIn Pun
c. T. MORTON & Co., American Bankers No. - ''''
Auber Paris are agents for TE TRIBUNE ID No ao
A. ASHER CO., Booksellers ana f9nsT,. 9 T,SntNr in
Unter den Linden, Berlin, are agents lor IhA Ah
Prussia ,.-i,.io,a and od-
The Iabove agents will receive subscTioiso of fho
yertisements for TIIR TRIBUNE, ana supPy 00F
paper TO Americans temporarily In Europe
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

In February last, II citizens of North Car
olna, headed by Justice of the Peace. floggcd
and abused in the most horrible manner
freedwoman for daring 10 defend herself
against the attacks of daughter of one of the
brutes. The Punishment inflicted upon the Of
Tenders is ridiculously light, but Gen. Sickles
will see that it is scrupulously enforced.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
ARMY GAZErrE

edK Gen Chses X Tompkirs been ordered 10 Ner.Meroo
Depot QusTtsTnsstet the De Major CreT
Partnent o. Wasantoh ordered 10 Philadelphia Brevet
been eraefea 70 OmAha Se haeT H. A. Royce Chief Of the
JOAN hefefren has beee or Eighth Division Of the Quarter
deod 70 reners zen tompkaA master GsnerGPs Office and Lieut.
Col gamee u meoe - v n Col Paine, Q. NJ have been
n charge he Baa O9 has mustered out and hOn0raby dis
been ordered 70 kehmod 70 re- charged Col H. Cay has
Reve Blunt QuaIterm6ster ordered 10 Rnssln
oftha DsstreS Breyet Col r H. Gen Roussesn PaSI
LuddngtoD has been oderet to lenCo Howell been or
proceed with zen T0uen on an 0cfd
expedition to inspect she Atantc keVfo City Col w. Fes
foaestOua Brsvet Col M J O. has been Ordered a.
LuAdngiOn time past report Commander on A.
Chef OaarternAsler Ia the Del fihh MiharJ Distret
partmeat Of Washihgt0B, has
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

ry-A letter on the Montana Mining e
mons iron, mo- our special correspondent at Er-
g; g;p;G Gifu. an article on the Central PARK, a
N Narrafirs of the Trial Of MarimiiidR, and
NeOs Items, appear on the second ptgIg' q; me nc
pa1s Court RepOrtS, Crops in The NORTH
West and list of Passengers Arrired, on The
os.eah 110e
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

surances of their intentions, would follow the
interview, would generally have been assumed,
even without the dispatches from Salzbufg and
from Vienna.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

The Chilians are greatly alarmed at the ex-
pected return of the Spanish squadron. The
Government freely express their opinion that
the Spaniards will very shortly make their
appearance. Some preparations have been
made for tho defense of Valparaiso, but it is
feared that they are insufficient, and that the
CITY may be burned.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

In the Convention, yesterday it was resolved
that the Report of the Committee on State
Finances and on Canals be made the special
order on and after Tuesday next, until disposed
Of The Railroad Consolidation question was
taken up and the amendment adopted which
forbds the consolidation of railroad corpora
tions when the aggregate capital exceeds
S1f Ann n0A
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

DAILY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers so per nnnum.
SEMI- -WEFKLY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers 81 per an
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. 81 per annum
Advertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE, 20 cents per line
SEMI-WEEKIY IBIBUEE, 25 cents per line.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 so per Lno.
Terms, cash in advance.
Address, The TRIBUNE. New-IOrk.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

Kentucky papers have official returns from 1O3
counties, which give Helm Dem.) majority OF
Sc 6,3O1 over Barnes, and 74,058 over Kinkead !;
which is 1877 over both. There are q few
counties to hear FROM which will probably
settle Helms figure at about $4,000 over an.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

A steamboat captain at Charleston has been
fined $3.50 for having refused to grant first
class ticket and passage to cOlored woman,
because of her color. Gen. Sickles argues the
offenders guilt both as lawyer and COM
mander and approves the finding of the Post
Court
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

At a meeting of members of the bar at Wash
ington yesterday, resolutions sustaining Judge
Fishers course toward Mr., Bradley, and re-
bullng that belligerent counsel for his violation
of the rules of decorum, refinement and pro-
fessional courtesy, were adopted.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

The American Legation in Rome has been
closed as the Mission of the United States to
the Papal Government has been discontinued.
There are number Of other Legations that are
fully as superAuous as that in Rome, and
might be shut without any greater injury to
the interests of the United States.