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Ladiessuffsrinsfrom any complaintincidcntal
TO their sex, can consult tho Doctor with the a..
surance Of relief,
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
EUROPE.
AUSTRIA.
RELIGIOUS TOLERATIoN.

- 49,, ,,-,r -, ranAPH TO TKiSuSL
VEINS. Auc. l9-The Austrian Government has
edged itself to enlarge the civil and religious iber-
ties Of the Protestant inhabitants of the Empire
,,yrrPv1EW OF LOUIS NAPOLEON AND FRANCIS
JOSEPH.
suzBURG. Aug. 19-Evenng.-At an early hour
this morning their Imperial Majestes the Emperors
of Austria and France, arm-in-arm, took walk in
the city and suburbs. Later in the day the two Sow
eregns we're closeted together at the Palace and re-
manned in close conference for two or three hours
In the afternoon their Majestes the Emperor Napo-
leon and the Emperor Francis Joseph, the Empress
Eugenia and the Empress Elizabeth, and
King Louis of Bavaria, accompanied by their
respective suites, made ON excursion to the
ancient castle of Dmgin, on the hlgh's
above the city, In the evening all the imperlai anu
royal personages visited the theater in state Inc
building outside was in blaze of illumination anu
the interior was decorated with great and spendor
The reception of the crowned heads by the audehce
was most enthusiastic. Since his arrival here EN-
peror Napoleon has on all occasions treated WIN
marked honor and consideration the Austrian Prime
Minister Baron Won Beust. 1t is understood th''
the soourn of the French Emperor and Empress III
this city will terminate on Friday next.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
uAPTNE INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON. Aug 19-Noon.-Tho London and New York
Line steamship Belona, Captain Dixon. from New YORK
August s. arrived here this morning Dispatches have
been received here Bombay stating that the crew OF
the United States ship Of Sacramento (which was re-
Gently wrecked of the coast Of Inda) will soon depart
from that port for the United States In the snip Senea
Caulheld.
3 LIVERPOOL. Aug l9-NOon.-The steamship Ontario
Captain Haett Of the Pioneer Line, which left Boston
on the Sh Of August arrived here last evening Vesse
has arrived which reports having passed on the h
ultimo the little schooner yacht John T. Ford, captain
Gold which sailed from Baltimore on the asa OF June iof
Paris An board were well, and the little cEai' re-
Qured no assistance.
LONDONDERRY, Aug 1e-NOon-The steamship Aus
tra from Quebec arrived here to-day on her way to Ly
erpoOl
QUEENsrowx Aug. ie-Eoon.--The CuHard steamship
Malta Capt MeMckan from New York August arrived
here to-day on the way to Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
HONDURAS.
SETTLEMENT OF THE INDIAN TRoUBLEs--LARGE
SOUTHERN iMMiGRATIoS-wRECK OF
RUSSIAN BARK.

SETTLEMENT OF THE INDIAN TROUBLEs-LARGE
SOUTHERN IAMIGRATIoS-wRECK OF
RUSSIAN BARK.
HONDURAS, Belize, July o, via Havana Aup.
lL-Everything 10 now quiet In Honduras Canal the
chief Of the Indians who have given 40 much troh,e 20
the colonsts, has been deposed or nut down nv ,bo
swaeha tribe. There is therefore no apprehens,on o
ms TO the security Of the mahogany gangs or OF frb
disturbances with the Indians. Gov. Austin was vrad
upon by four Indian chiefs, Of the Santa Cruz tribe h
In addressing him stated that their mission was or .,
peace; that they wished TO trade peacefully with the
merchants OF Belize, and that they felt friendly t
the Governor and colonists They then prou,,ad ..
endeavor to keep the other tribes in order Thov -
received with the marks OF respect due 10 their ra go
the importance Of their mission When the andieno nc.
over they were regaled with fire water" after ,,oh
they took their departure highly delighted with ,h,
reception, and the result Of their mission Censra, 60
fdence is felt that disturbances at an end ana
Maekay returns TO jamaica with his detachment an f
BarracOuta.
The Legislature Is st sitting but is making vs, ,i,.,
progress The bill 10 amend the constitution Il eyden
distastefu to the members, for they light shy OF n rb
is to be tax OF ten per cent imports, which an in
Of three per cent, but the Government has failed
IN imposing either an income house tax. The Bshon
OF Kingston jamaica In Belize visit has held
confirmation there. The attendance was large the
seryee was interrupted by very heavy thunderstorm
Nohhg Is known OF the result OF the inquiry into Major
The Russian bark Hllma, from jamaica was wrecked
on man MOON Quay of the Lighthouse, the 3Oth OF
June. Saptan and crew saved.
EmlgraDs are pouring into the colony from the South.
ern oates OF america Gen. sherman. from NewO Orleans
hIrsu o ts yth INST, with 46 smigrants 80 more are
eIPeete9 ~ schooner from Galveston, and reports
ne1 ran hf ec0yall BOutherner lust arrived here
nas s'a'Fu kApef called 1he Commercial Advertiser,
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONTENTION
NO oUORUM-THE DEBATE ON THE AMENDMENT
TO TIE CURRENCY AND BANKING COMMIT
TEES REPORT, FORBIDDISG RAILROAD CON
Solicitations IN EXCESS OF $15000,00O.


TO TIE CURRENCY AND BANKING CoMaIT-
TEES REPORT FORBIDDISG RAILROAD CON-
Solicitations IN EXCESS OF $l6OOO,O0O.
ny THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, Aug. 19.-The Convention met Mt
10 q M, and the journal OF Saturday was read. There
being but 81 members I'm attendance, the President there
upon declared adjournment to n o'clock within the
next hour a sufficient number OF delegates arrived TO
double the original number.
There present 10 move call or the House.
and repeu,ioh Oh inc scenes oi "or'nK"' s"oo "i0
There is great interest felt in the result of Mr. A. J.
Parkefs amendment forbdding railroad consultations
where the capital will be In excess OF sl6@COOo IL
Is acknowledged that Commodore Vanderbilt has
his little finger I'm the Central Road, and Will
soon have his whole hand in. Then the fear is
expressed that in the course OF the , next IN, nye We
reduce value that II will fall easy prey into the hands
of over slO0OOOOO Such power would be- able to regn
late the tariff and fares, to the detrment Of the
inbaiItants OF the Metropolis
10 remedy this II is proposed to pass amendment
forbiddng the consolidation OF parallel and competing
red and with an excellent chance Of snceess giving the
people the advantages OF consolidation without Its
Iie Albany Erenipg Journal Of Friday last contained
editorial ~ information In regard to the late affair
and Mr. Henry smith District Attorney. without asking
information ot THE TRIBUNE both the above paper ana
Sntbor Of tho letter corruption which APP
peared In TnE TRIBUNE the 18th inst That letter has
evidently angercd the DtrctAtorney, for Immediately
upon It's perusal v wrote the following threatening re-
." "ALBAsY, Aug. IA, 1867.
DEAR SIR: Your article IA special CORE
spondent ~ TR TRIBUNE Indicates at least want Of un
Outstanding ~ 90 numerous points | regard II as my
ceedng against you for ntcmpt not dismissed, but
stands adjourned you requested should, 20 Septem
cr 24 at 10 a. M nj tho City Hall In Albany. where your
attendance will be required. Respectfully yours,
HESRY SMITH.
"H b. WILSON. esq. No. 7 TNassaust, N Y"
Where did The Journal get s infornatloni IL gotten
from It's own reporter way II not published the
Sat rdHyI 10
serted ~ an editorial The Information OF THE TRIBUkE
appears 10 be quite as trustworthy rs the editorial In
aueg lgu.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
REGISTRATION.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19-The official report Of
Registration in Lon ana up TO August when the books
were closed shows a. the total number registered is
1859 or 447a1 whites and s2907 blacks. The whites
have very small majores In ten parishes, namely: Cal
casene Jackson Lafayette Livingston Orleans Sabine,
Union, Vermi0n, Washington, and VIM: In New-Or-
leans there registered 4s45 whites and 14oOo blacks
Col Gentry, Superintendent Of Registration, and MS
are hsy reds rctng the State. The average
number of voters 70 each Representative IN the C0nsG
tional Convention IL 1902. -
persons registered to-day Of whom co were whites and II
were blacks.
CHARLESTON. g C.. Aug. io Four hundred and eighty
one persons registered today Cf whom 209 were Whites
and 2T3 were blacks. -
wiLSINGToS y C, Aug Iq.--Tn the First Ward to-day,
So whites and 2i3 blacks were registered The Board OF
Registration s refusing 10 allow lawyers and many
others, register, who are almost universally con-
sidered entitled 70 REGISTRATION.
The NeuphiS Daily Post says: We are graft
fed 10 notice that Gen c. H. Smith, commanding te Dis
rc Of Arkansas alive IN the danger Of the registration
law In that State being failure. lt s the open purpose
OF the Rebels OF Arkansas 10 register aud, IL possible de-
feat the holding OF n couyent0u. Accordingly, uen'
Hindman. and other apostles Of the ire-eatng scAool
have busy exhorting their followers to register,
opd ey have very generally done On the contrary,
the blacks have been kept back under the terrorism
which exists and also under the speelous pea% % t in R
gisered and tho Rebels nearly every WHERE nave
TIE majority. But Gen. Smith, as was ms duty mas a.
ermined that the law OF Congress shall I've carried out
bat te eolored people shall be fully informed of their
rights and enabled 70 act with perfect freedom he mas
directed that registrars SEND eoursrs Min po'rs Ut, @
escorts accompany them whenever necessary VINO shai
arrest every opposes or obstruets the execution
OF he law registrars also directed 10 return 10
ary where the freedmen failed TO present them
selves and complete the registration.
The official returns OF registration for Alabama
~. TO the 18th follows: Whites, 59O45; colored,
s0 total 1868 The official getnrns give large gains
the whites We getting fuller Information nom
,e uper Jackson Democratic counties The returns now
Whites Gis2 coOred Ts,s2s; total ii,o07 Gain OF
whites III one day, lS02.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20

CUBA.
sTRINGENCY OF THE MONEY hARKET-THE RIOT
AT MATANZAs-PUBLIC EXECUTIoN-rIiE
MARKETS.
B sTKAnsHIP TRIBUNE.
HAVANA, Aug f4-The time draws near Tor
the actual collection Of the contribution and the money
market has become stringent The outflow of specie has
set in already Confidence is not fully restored IN COM
crcal circles and il we are TO add to this the embarrass
ing postion Of the Government with an empty ex-
cheouer the unpromsmg Of our affairs this dn
mont will he understood Some public houses are about
closing their doors, urabe 20 pay the new taxes Inc
splendid cGffce-hOuse and icecream saoOl the OnPo
onpOste the TacOn Thcaer is one OF them beside many
others of less note This state Of things VIII DC uIsas
trous in the end Spanish rule here. IL Is asserted OH
good authority that during the recent riot at matahI
~ te RuI Ring there were many seditous expfesslOhs
ieard OF nothing Of tins KIND has Deen aloWeu
to appear print but the Prenzd in commenting on IT,
let slip some broad hints -, -
There was n public execution Of Justice on the morn
ing Of the 18TH soldier suffered death ny that Hmu
process garroting. II took place IN front OF le Ji i
large Of persons of both sexes was ssepcu
10 witness IL. ~.
The first nstament Of 100000 OF the Government debt
70 the Spanish Bank paid the 10th, the latter
being bound to redeem the Treasury bonds falling due
with the interest card appears IN the papers 10 re-
mind merchants that after the l6th inst tine ehes
OF goods tho manesis of vessels must DC naue OUT
strictly in accordance with the system, under pen
atty OF l6 per cent fine the amount OF the invoice
The necessary funds will shortly be placed at the dspos
the Spanish Minister at Washington TO pay the inter
est Of the Spanish scrip held by citizens Of the United
States Mr. John StrOy bant has been accepted Dy Cen
Manzano as the Consular Agent OF tho Belgian Govern
mcn in the absence OF Mr. f. Van Assche who has gone
20 Europe. Nothing further known In regard To tue
steamer Narva, engaged In laying the cable -
The sugar market continues dun, without any trans
actions basis of II reals per arrobe Tor
No u Dutch Standard. Exchange is tending upward
London, lsiGisi per cent promlumi on Paris ttao
cent premium and co day Dills on NeWl OIk ior cur
% cent discount.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
GEORGIA.

THE EFFECT OF GEN. POPE's LETTER-VITALITY
OF THE RADICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF A JUDGE.
NJ rELKsRAPH
AUGUSTA, Ca, Aug. 19.-Considerable feeling
caused by Gen. Popes order No 40 and his letter
TO Gen Grant The press is agating call for State
Convention for the purpose Of making organized effort
I'm opposition reorganization under the Military bin
number OF papers i'm favor Of calling convention.
A Radical Republican organization has been estab-
shed In every city and town throughout the state pre-.
paratory conducting vigorous campaign IN favor OF
Reconstruction under the Military bill.
Judge J. W. C. Horne, prom'nen citizen OF sumter
County Georgia, murdered by party OF freedmen
recently Five have been arrested and imprisoned
at Macon four Of whom confessed their participation In
the crime.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, Aug 19NoOn.-COnsols open frner at 94i Tor
money American securities are generally nrmer. with
the exception Of Illinois Central, which is weak at 7s
Eres 4S United States FveTwenty bonds 7SE Atlantic
and Great Western bonds 2ls.
AfternOon-At this hour AReriean securities are quoted
as follows: United States bonds firm at 74i Illinois Cen
tral 77i Eres I5f Atlantic and Great Westerns, 2ll
Evening.-Consos closed at s4s for money. American
securities closed at the following rates. United States
FveTwenty Bonds buOyant at 7I Illinois Central Rail
way shares, 773; Erie Railway shares 81
FRANKFORT, Aug 19-Evening-Unitee States Bonds
closed at T7s for the issue Of 1862.
LIVERPOOL, Aug l9-Noon.-CottOn-The market opens
quiet and steady, with probable days sales Of 10000
bales including the usual proportion for speculation and
export; Mlddling Upands loid, Mddling Orleans llsd
The Breadstuffs market is firm. Wheat, 1873 for New
Southern. Corn, Ssj3 Flour, S4i for Extra Western
Barley 81. Oats, 81. Peas, 42iS Cheese, 1919 Beef
1885, Lard SOI. Pork,7SS. Bacon, Ai. Common Rosin'
7I6: Middling, 1S TalOw, 4s. Ashes, 3D. Spirits
Turpentne 32j3. Spirits Petroleum sad; Refined do,
II3s OOverseed, AZ.
Afternoon-Tbe market for articles OF American pro
duee is generally quiet and steady. Cheese has ad-
yanced since the last report and Is now quoted al 90
per cwt for middling American
Evening-The Cotton market closed with downward
tendency though quotations unchanged The follow
ing the closing prices Mddhng Uplands 1Otd Mid
ding Orleans Rd; the sales Of the day foot up 10000
bales. The market for Breadstufs closed unchanged
Wheat 1919. Corn 1878. Cheese firm at 5O0 Other art[
cles unchanged. Rosin-COmmon, 49, Mediumi do, IS,
Spirits Turpentine S23 Petroleum SID per gallon for
Spirits, and 1lSi for Refined
LONDON, Aug. 1s-NoOn.-sugar, 25'6. Whale Oils 94O
Sperm on, ais. Lnseed Oil, $50 iOi. Iron, bsi. Lin
seed Cakes, GlO 81. Linseed, 6Si6
ANTWERP, Aug 19-NOon.-Petroleum 43i. To-day and
tomorrow will be observed holidays. The produce
market and the Stock Exchange viii be closed.
Evening.-sugsr and Iron steady at the noon quota
tonA All other articles are unchanged In price.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
BARBADOES.
TIE CROPs-FIGHT WITH A CARGO or COOLIES
WORK OF TIE LEGISLATURE.

THE CROPS-FIGIT WITH CARGO OF COOLIES
WORK OF TIE LEGISLATURE.
BRIDGETowN, July 10.-The encouraging re-
ports from the home have created at last an ad
vance here aud hopes entertained Of an increased de-
Inand The rainy season 20 have fairly set hi;
this has delayed the old crops and has proved quite
d.send 10 the shoots.
The Austrian bark Ncmen arrived here on the 9Th inst
with 43O coolies Two days after the Chinese became 20
mutinous, that Capt Beckwth compelled to arm his
crew 90) and ordered n vOey 10 be fired upon them,
killing three wOnding several others He tfel de-
sired the interpreters tell them that II they did not 20
below he would repeat the dose after some hesitation
they did but had been down very long when 1t was
discovered they had the vessel fire. IN the eXpecia
tion that the would below To cXtlngush H. when
II was their intention to have murdered them Capt
Beckwith 1t appears. thoroughly understood the charac-
ter the people he had deal w for instead OF send
ing his crew below, he put all the hatches down, and
commenced pouring down through Of the ven
tlaOrs which caused il TO steam and smoke so that tey
soon volunteered to put IL out themselves.
The Legislature concluded It's business yesterday, and
adjourned sine die. bl has been passed for the de
strIcOn Of The parochal trcasurers are Ia pay
out their funds penny per head for every rat de-
strOycd.
The American steamers Miantonomoh and Augusta
paid visit recently, and they were visited by large
numbers Of the fair
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20

not one rsmans or the origin Of the disaster no norTa
ton Is afforded In consequence OF the tota ae
siruction OF the stores and places OF business
and the loss Of te provisions stored therein there has
been complete dearth OF food, and anxiety Is mani nj
another should be added in the form Of famine and pes
lence. The demand for food became OF such pressing
nature that Capt Badger Of the United States sleae
had been prompted to render such assistance as pra
supply from the stores of his ship would permit an aet
Kindness and generosity to suffering conmunlty or
which he deserves the greatest cOmmendation. only one
life reported to have been lost Only Is respeetaDe
houses are left standing and every merchant and store
keeper s completely burnt out The bank shared the
same fate but the vault held out aud when opened the
cash and books found TO be safe The yalne OF the
property destroyed be safely put down at R3tOVO
OF which only 100000 was insured
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
IIAYTI.
AMIcABLE RELATIONS WITH THE DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC.

PoRT-AU-PRINCE, July 15.-The steamer
Cuban Iust arrived from Liverpool, sails for Kingston
jamaica tomorrow Everything is quiet, and there Is
nothing Of Importance TO communicate. The steamer
American, from Colon, hSr way To England, Is mo-
mrntarily expected. From the Hayten HoHclT OF the
9th inst notice that ay ls about % establish rcia
tions Of amity with the Dominican Republic circular
from the Secretary Of the Interior addressed 10 The sew
era commanders the Eastern districts, informs them
"that the Government Of the Republic has taken tue
resolution of establishing relations OF friendship and
commerce with the Dominican Government IA the
interest OF peace and security cf both conn's p con
sequence they required Ia take .he hoeesAaf - -
nrs 20 prevent any person whatever from crussng the
frontier with arms munitions OF war 10 disturb The
peace Of the sister Republic. Tho Government OF ayt
depending fully similar precautions being adopted
by the Dominican authorities, parties travelling rom one
Republic Ia the other must be provided WIN passports 10
innure their safe conduct.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
JAMAICA.
THE LEGISLATURE-IMMIGRA FROM TIE
REBEL sTATEs-DIsTURBANCE AT BUsIif
PARK.

REBEL sTATES-DIsTURBANCE AT BUslif
PARK.
KINGSTON, July 29.-The Legislature met at
spanishtown on the 25th regulate certain municipal
matters and adjourned until the sd. Mr. b. A. Franklin
has written important letter 10 The Cleaner In regard
to immigration from the Southern States to Jamaica ana
the comm ercial community had taken an active Interest
I'm the subject Col Graham OF the United States has
visited the island inspect and examine the coun ry ana
its prospects and he reports favorable as TO the fertility
OF the soil and other inducements To immigrants.
There has been n disturbance at Bus!y PARK. some
sduattcrs settled upon land belonging 20 other parties
were warned of by the authorities, when they rebellcd
were finally subdued, and several OF them imprisoned
They will be tried next October. -,
Mr.. j. Rampinc, OF the new Judges from Edin.
burgb il very m with typhoid fever. Dr. W Simpson OF
ST. Elizabeth, formerly surgeon OF H. H. NJ ship lman
has died uf the fever report prevalent that an
attempt would be made to Wilson, imprisoned az
Falmouth for declarations Ia the Savings Bank Ho mas
been sentenced to l6 years penal seryitude.
H. b. NJ steamer Nmble had arrived from Puerta Plata
The BarracOut gone 10 Nassau, carrying the Com
mander In Chief OF the station visit Of inspection
The sugar crop over and has resulted about third
less than in former years The Spanish brig Cervantes
from SPAN, wrecked IN the CarDbcan sea lhe mas
ter and were saved