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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

I The SKATING RINK.-The work on the
skating rink is fast approaching compile
tion. The carpenter work is all done, and
the first coat of plaster and coat of paint
will be on by Saturday night. The gas
filters were at work yesterday getting
their part of the job done, and by the 10th
of August it will be entirely completed. 1t
is intended to give promenade concert in
the building at an early day, band from
Cincinnati having been engaged with this
view. During the campaign it will prove
a most acceptable place for holding large
meetings when the weather is too stormy
tor outdoor meetings. We will give des-
cription of the building when it is COM
pleted.s r,i1 p -5rs 4sr.- t3s5. s5f .fs55.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

I FOURTH WARD POLE RAIsING.-The De-
mocraey of the Fourth Ward, on Monday
evening, successfully raised the hickory
pole in front of the residence OF Henry
Wetzell. A band of music was present
and entertained the large assembly with
patriotic airs. Speeches were made by
Messrs. McGuffey, Loewenstein and De-
Lany, which were received with cheers by
the delighted audience. The Democracy
of the Fourth Ward are awake to the i'm :.
portance of the campaign before US, and
are determined to do their share in giving
the promised increase of five hundred il
our majority this fall.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05
WASHINGTON.

The Indians. iffa5d
-'e lf'' .<.z 7'' JWAsHINGroN, Aug. A.
The following dispatch has been received
at the Indian Department: Tu
ELLSWORTH, KANSAS, Aug. 3.
1 have just arrived from Larned. ! saw
the @Arrapahoes, Apaches, 'Kiowas and
istactorily. Iapprehend no trouble. .a
ad[Signed]s Il m THos. MURPHY, iaf
superintendent. x
ossv ~ Public Debt. z7
The public debt statement will probably
be issued tomorrow. mx9G cal II
Issues Directed.
The President has directed issues to the
Central Pacific railroad of bonds and pat
ents for section of twenty miles, ending
at the 17Sth mile, east of Sacramento, the
Commissioners reporting said section COM
pleted and equipped as first class road.
I,ts -aft COx's DecIination. - Z etf
Secretary McCulloch received telegram
this morning from Ex-Governor Cox, of
Ohio, in response to one sent to him yes
cerday, requesting him to accept the ap-
pointment of Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, in which General Cox persists in
declining on the same ground as before,
namely, that his private business engage
ments will not permit him to accept. 1.- 15ed
oat 'sdi Inspection Tour. ohIH s.i
Secretary ,Welles and a select COMMITTEES
of officials left this morning on the u. IS.
steamer Tullapousa, on tour of inspection
to all the navy yards on the Atlantic coast,
and will be absent two weeks. n y,oag ,yy
This leaves only two Cabinet officers
here, McCulloch and Browning. i'''.5a' o977z
"a Recovering.
Mrs. Senator Trumbull is better this
morning, and hopes are entertained of her
recovery.
Il Il THE South.
Tie Governor of Florida and Hon. Isaac
M. Hawkins having addressed the Presi-
dent with reference to calling out Federal
troops to aid the authorities in suppressing
riots and instructions, johnson referred
the communication to the Secretary of
War, who replied that the Federal troops
in all the States South are ample to sup
press any disturbance that may occur, and
will be used for the, purpose whenever
the Executives of those States make appli-
CATION Ss=l sEos3SA s4oa1E-i s5fss
/ Suspended. .seE
| Taliaferrio, Postmaster at New Orleans,
has been suspended,u charges preferred
against him, and VIM. Smallwood has been
appointed special agent to take charge of
the office, b.. rsi, }a ~ ~ r..
adi Collector, of Custom. aH-
| It is, understood that A. T. Lacy, of
Memphis, will be temporarily appointed
Collector Of Customs at New Orleans. boz.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05
oTo,edo mar,,e,Layg

FLOUR URLSales Xxx amber 50 5O@1I. 2
HWHEAT-2@3c BETTER; sales white
Michigan 81 40; amber do $216@2 IL; No.
red 50 16; No. 2 do 50 Oh; No. L spring
50 90 for amber; seller, August, 50 02; do
September,S2 50 90; buyer, September, 81 20
lCORN--Actfve, firm and hetter; sales OF
Mol $1@P01; No. white 81; condemned
70c.. - S'' -
OATS-3c, better: sales No. at 65c.i !
n RYE--Sales two days, seller, 81 2S.5' - !.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05
Paving. Notice.

UNOHs may CO7tc6fG.
sl1GH ''37u9 TsCITY- CLERK'S OFFICE, Il
G7I 3ui U}Gi ssCoLUMBUs, o.. July %. 1885,
Notice is hereby given that proceedings have been
instituted in the. City Council of Columbus, for
making tho following improvements, to wit: -
For grading and gravelng the roadway and grad
ing an paving the Sidewalks on North high street
from Clinton Avenue to the corporation line. b25s
The same to bedone in accordance with pats and
estimates to be prepared the City Civil Engineer
and filed in the Office of the City Clerk r
All persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed imprQyements, are required g. ME tnelr
before the Seventh day of September. A. D. 1868.
l.. E. WILSON, -E
iy25-dltaw4w IS a--if = { tl- II City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05
Paving Notice.
To all soAOm it may Concern:

10 dH soho1n 1t may Concern: rf4f sTt-ss
.t1.lH .rgr CITY CLERKS OFFICE, 4
COLUMBUS, o.. July l3. 1861
Notioeis hereby given. that proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council of Columbus, for
making the followii g Improvements, to-wit:
For grading, paving. guttering and graveng Nc
Kee alley from Seventh street to cleveland avenue.
The same to be done inaccordanee With plats
and estimates to be prepared by the City Civil En-
ginte ter, and filed in the oiice of the City Clerk.
All persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed improvements, are required to Gle their
claims in the Office of the Clerk, in writing, ON or
before the Twenty y-ninth day Of August. A. D.
1868. ---t- ,slf- 7
l.. E. WILSON,
jyl7-d1taw4wr City Clcrk.
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ft-t fl'ls ~ u -. 70
From Toronto.

LEfflrittF #it -atf"t lORONTO, aug. &.
In consequence of the summary man
ner in which the Vigilance committee
have recently dealt with express robbers
in Western States, there have been numer-
GUS arrivals of wellknown desperate char
acters, and the express companies have
taken preeaution to place armed guards on
all express trains. An unsuccessful at
tempt was made to rob the express office
at Sherbrook, Tuesday night. o5au 5iai
Morse & CO., brokers, of this city, were
robbed of 5000 in open daylight. Henry
Powand, the New York forger, whose eX-
tradition was recently applied for, was dis
charged from custody. The case was
compromised by the prisoners agreeing to
return to the States if the criminal charge
was abandoned. 1T 9Et -lt -'iGs 9uj ip Uf.TT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05
al cincInnatI MarKet-Aug.a4.

FLOUR-Firm; family 50 75@1O 25.
F 5WHEATAHeldlhi higher, because ofthe
light1supplg; neNs In good order, held at
L$Is95@2; little old in market; one lot, not
offered to-day, held at 50 20. sel}'' -sT lF
|6s :CORN-Advaneed to S6@S7c for ear, and
$4,000 tor shelled; market ,tirm. l,ssis 5siJ
/. OATS-New offered at soc. 81 ,gei2t{
= BARLEY-Sofd at 50. gsT.,f, i,ls..fs..i.l
COTTON--In fairHlocal demand from
lsspinners at SOC for middling. Receipts for
weaE Al hales .iisis5f- 'ie2fst1iaI j.tf-iIeItJ
le. .TOBACCQ--Uncha and quiet. bat
WHISKY-Firm ats60c in bond; no sales
at better than soc! y, d Il =
Ioe PORK-Mess held at $2S 5000, but no
demand. -alsu has yar bGaisVsi3
loe BULK oMEATS--Held at ,12@14c for
loose, but neglected s7us" sgk li,ii23a"
BACON-Quiet at 131zc for shoulders;
l6@l7c for clear rib and clear, Sides sfssi
r. LARD ----Held at 1s11sa, but, no inquiry of
note. - SIiiiiss,Iri M - p. ~ = -
ee HAMS-Sugar cured 2O@2 @21c, and in fair
demand. 3 saii15sf3 siF -1sea sfl5.G
SEED-clover dull and nominal, offered
at1215c. aca- -. se.itsj5 8.
o OILS-Linseed quiet and unchanged;
lard oil advanced to 81 33@1 3S. = & = rs s.
q, BEEF CATTLE-75c1 lower and dulI.r
| HOGS-SS@lO, -H5tl S7r .r7f 7irrrs n sffsT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05
) sfaLouIs market-Aug. a.

'ae- Sh.iAouts HAarket-Aus. q. pr -
2!FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged with cor =
siderable going East and South. boo ,ioiF
,a WHEAT--Choice grades firm, but low
qualities dull and nominal. ei0c - Dr8
saCORNHBetter at $4,000. l'-,i,' q 8-'a
OATS-Firm at 46@53c. aep
RYE-Better at 81 05. 4 4Hz 57lnH-
PROVISIONS-Unc a1-
= PORK--S29 O0@29 20. n I'D 5tlt,3 H
z BACONNShoultiers 122@13s.2 TcI'sW
CLEAR SIDES-.16A@l7c .--r.'5- '5-
sfLARD-1Sc for choice tierce. ~ 5Jdd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05
Chicago Market---Augnst A.

f. FLOUR7-In better request; spring ex-
tras So 25@11 80. bEs ,ztafi7 asts-
WHEAT-Qniet and firm; advanced 1c;
al " for new, and 81 s0@1 81 for old !;
closing steady at 81 76 for No, 2. Since
'Change sales at 81 S0@l 50 Tor new and
81 76@l IS for old No. g. a - y sose 1. saa
CORN--Firnl, active and unsettled !; No.
opened at 9215c@S1 90 and closed at 9922Ic
@SI 90, No. 2 at 97999c, and rejected at
for No. i. 1frEti u. Ai.Tcsfe7eFITsfrYY YY'>sO
OATS-In better request and 2@21sc
higher, with sales at 5S@60c for new and
65c for old; closing with sellers of new at
6Oc. "a -
RYE-In fair demand and firmer at
81 $40 36 for No.1 and 81 SO for No.2
i BARLEYNQuiet, unsettled, nominal
and unchanged. .iie19I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05
New YORK Market-Augu.t4. !

New York Warket-August4.
COTTON-Salesr Of 900 bales at 3Oc for
middling uplanls.
M!OD R-CIosedt quiet; decided change.
r. w WHBAT-Nominal;N No. 2spring held
at 81 a09(92 OF; No. l at 81 09@2 10. -
R4E-Scaree and, firm at 81 S0@1 8S.
.OAfS-Dul at S21sc in store and S31k
CORNE-Firm j. with good speculative
and Eastern demand at 1215@15 for un-
sound; and 81 1901 10 for. new. mixed
Western afl6at.-g ss9st..-y iH .isM
| PORK-Quiet; mess at s29 90 cash and
S29 1211a regular; sales 500 bbl.mess sellers,
BEEF-Nomipal; unchanged.
n CUT UITsMEATS-Steady; and moderate de-
mand; sales OF 50ipackages of bagged hams
at 2lc. ~ : sr;s s715I . 'zls ~
i1d,, 6AgoNEA shade shade fifnsr, with fair
LARD Very, firm, y 1871 for; prime
steam, and 1S1s for very choice. 61az
.EGGS-In lair arequest at 25@2Sc, the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

BREAcH OF PRoMIsE.-A few days ago,
a young German citizen named Lehman,
Lehman, obtained marriage license and
regularly commenced, life as the head of a
family. But his joy was ofshort duration.
A disappointed female, named Raschan
Ruberg, claiming that he had won her young
hearts fond affections, has commenced suit
in the Court of Common Pleas against
Lehman, for breach of promise, claiming
that her heart has been damaged in the
sum of ten thousand dollars by his faith
lessness. fAiari q E9Af} l-l9tAl z 5s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05
Observation-Disclosures A.

FLOUR Advanced 25@5oc on spring
WHEATAFFfrrm and unchanged. ir..1.I I
-,CORNr-Actiye ;-sales of $4,000 bush at
81 o. early, later at 81 o5@1 06, and at
OATS--NomiRal. 49, .rts-i.r.,
,.FREfGGHTS--Unchanged. 's,, .,5i.,..s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05
NEW YORK MlELANGE
HydrOPhObia.

New YORK, August 4.
Thomas Fitzpatrick, aged seven years,
residing with his parents in Willoughby
avenue, Brooklyn, who was bitten by a
mad dog in May last, was attacked with
hydrophobia, yesterday, in its most ma
lionant form. = Il u II II L Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

Last evening Mr.. j.; Abrahan Sawyer,
residing in Cincinnati, while riding up
town in one of the Eighth avenue cars, had
his pocket picked of a pocket .bookscon-
tanning over $3.50 in money several drafts
and other valuable papers. The case has
been placed in charge of the detectives,
who are actively engaged trying to ferret
out the guilty party.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

OPEN AIR CoNcERT.-The open air con-
cert given by Towler's Cornet Band last
night, was attended by q larger number, If
possible, than any previous concert The
evenings are getting to be SO deliciously
cool that the people can take great COM
fort and enjoy themselves highly in listen
ing to the music and walking through the
capitol grounds. The Band is fast attain
ing that perfection it is their ambition to
reach.H HIElr 40 sig1.t - 3a is77 if9.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

REGIsrEREp LErrERs.-5under the new
system registered letters are a very safe
means of sending very small sums where
postofiee money orders cannot be easily
obtained. The registry fee, as we'll as post
age, must be paid In stamps at the office
where the letter is mailed,lor twill be Ii
able to Be sent to the dead letter Office
Buy and affix the stamp, both for postage
and registry, put in the money and seal the
letter in the presence of the postmaster,
and take his receipt for it.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

-GALoor RECORD. There were but two
benzine swillers before the Mayor yester-
day, and they were charged with indulg-
ing in plain drunks. There is no use talk
ing, when benzinist refuses to mix up
little ldisorderly with his drunkenness, SO
as to make matters exciting, times are get
ting dull. David Trunnel was charged
S5 and costs for his, drunk. In default ne
labors for the public veal on the chain
gang. Tommy Mann paid 81 for his fun
and then went off to fill up again.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

e The Cleveland Base Ball Associa-
tion has discontinued the practice of charg=
ngladmission fees for lsdiiesiyhen match
games are played.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

4. eGYcThererw was q false alarm Of fire @ last
evening about 8 o'clock. The Third street
bows got out pretty lively.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

rB-It is said children should be seen and
not Heard. We know somegrowa people
VINO might adopt the suggestion with cred
it,Ilsf1eg7ns-r % 4at4aFy .foSs.TYT u &
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

There, is to be Black and Tan love
feast lin this city on next Saturday night,
Aug. sth.a Dick Thompson, the great
Kuow-Nothing, of Indiana, and Suspended
Animation Galloway, are to exhort the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

iew To-day Is the anniversary Of the
battle of Mobile Bay and the capture of the
ram Tennessee, in 1864, by the feet of Ad-
miral Farragut. We fatter ourself we
had some of that.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

ew-The price of whisky having been
reduced 81 so per gallon, several old soaks
are anxious to know if the price Of drinks
is to be reduced proportionately.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

c Hon. Levi DUNCAN, Chairman Dem
ocratic State Central Committee, was in
the city yesterday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05
CINCINNATI.
2743s IS

Cincinnati. O. s1343 o 10 43
Flies caught by Cincinnati Wright. 8; Gould.
y BY Cspitals.-Gray. L. Maury. 5; Hayden. l;
Fouls caught by Cincinnati- 2; W ater-
man, /.
By Capitals--Gray, 9: Dolson, 3: Burke, 1.
Bases on Misplays--Capitals, %; Cincinnati, Z.
Umpire. billiard, Railroad Club.
,Scorers--Bascofnb, of Cincindati and ~ Of
oepltas. iSi9s k4skfttE
1.-THE Red Stocking gentlemen left this
city yesterday afternoon at 2 O'Clock for
GAINESVILLE, where they will scoop out q
club or two, and then move on Wheeling.
From Wheeling they go to Pittsburgh
Luck to them wherever they are; they are
a fine lot of gentlemen, and we hope they
amay never get beat any more y .',' -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

II 81 littziAf4----...----A sssseeI.s :
New York stock MarKet-Aug. 4.
4 GOVERNMENT 0CIlS--W Weak, ex-
cept, 10 40s which advanced under active
foreign demand, and old skies of'Sl which
are strong at l51a@15z. Coupons of i62
ii2 new i6ss y s@iSs si i'S iossSI@i6s%; sS aS <
6S 1OSzs 109; 10-4Os l09@lO9JS
SfDCkS-5:30d prieesLWeIis' Express
26@261a American Az; Adams $500
525s; United States 45@46; Merchants
Union 2433@2411as Pacific Mail 1Ol@l0i5k;
Western Union Telegraph 343s @345S; New
York Central 1890 1907; Erie 5s@5s11s /;
4924; Columbus se1ss Miehisan Central ll9 !;
Michigan Southern S64@s63s; Pittsburgh
S714 4@S71155;7 Toledo, 1o14@lO11s; North
Western 81 y @S124; Fort Wayne f105a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

PILFERING,-The grocery store OF, B.
Ferguson, No. II East Spring street, has
been robbed of various little articles lately,
and suspicion pointing to q ayouth named
John Quill, Mr.. Ferguson had him arrested
on a warrant issued by the Mayor. The
case will be heard to-day
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05
Pocket Picked.


Last evening MT. u. Aoranam sawyer,
residing IN Clnclnnatl, whlle rlulng up
town III one OF the Eighth avenue cars, had
Calnhg over $4o0,ih money several afalIs
ana otner vaiuaoie papers. Ihe case mas
oeen placea IA cnarge of @ sns, aeteeclyes, i
W.. a. o.,';I.,r -, VI w
N' '--O . N' .''
s~fsTi - rEtre. ssi - H.
A fire broke out last night in Richard
Martins fruit packing establishment, s
Water st.. Brooklyn, inflicting a loss of
| $4,000. Others adjoining suffered Slight
ly. several persons were injured py a,fre
engine coiliulng wien iaihp post, Willie
running 1o Ihe hle'
80 Er Found Dead.T e s.
| A man named VIM. Douglas was found
dead in his room at his house, No. 81 Land
street, Brooklyn, yesterday He had been
missing since Thursday night, and the
body was so decomposed that on moving
| it the head fell off. His mother and sister
had gone to the country some time ago.
almost nvernower;ng- stencil. discovered
the hoiIy, How he met his death is a yrnys-
terv. I'FSl 49, 81 = - n .
| in'j "a mn. ~. l'-'5 > Z.
| ..fj i, ". .'1.'', ,rd ,asa
On the application OF SIX excluded MEM
bers of the new Board OF Councllmen, yes
terday, Judge Barnard issued a mandamus
TO compel the Board TO ADMIT them as
neniDers. on tne sIounu eee snas sne
| al and void. =. ~ = 7777F 90 {.
- ;1U;rt n,oI-. ,t...
- -, .,
Wllllam mooney, agea OF years, resiuluS
at No.A west F0Ttleth stIeet, mao. poSa oSi
toSs IN ea .t,o II,,5soa Pi,,ar ,o;IrooJ
at the depot, foot of Thirtieth street.
/ - \ q lsel;s Chinese. ,=hls q e
-
Inc onlnese Eaoassy teiC tne Guy yes YES
Sa Seruay IN i4t 4nhnrn ,,siS ~ 'eoie'aiS 'e""i0
mn NLoS'
Inc money 1or tne Alaska purchase was was
paid Yesterday IN goid certlTcates. Baron
Steckel wanteo .orais on Lonoon, Due as as
ne coulu Iiot eeI III NC VooA Ihe ooi'' vi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

alsQHT The colored people OF this city en-
joyed themselves inlasspienico at 'Goodaie
Park, yesterday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05
st.Louis Items.

''- ST. LOUIS, Aug. a. q
The colored people OF this city celebra-.
ted the anniversary of British emancipa-
tinn of slavery in the West Indies yester-
day, in quite an imposing manner. A long
procession paraded the streets and several
thousand people congregated at Concordia
Park and Joegen's Garden, where speeches
were made and general festivities indulged
in.
Joseph Wilkinson, well known citizen,
killed man named Kelso, near Granio's
settlement, few miles from this city yes
terday.. The cause of the affair is not def
nately known. - CrlE CSC
Means are being devised to carry into
effect the proviso OF the act of Congress
transferring United States Arsenal grounds
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
81 s. BY ATLANTIC Il Gable. l.lEIL 3
EfnancIai and. Commerola1.a.

Z
.fpota.lT huE Y1i9 LONDON, August d. /
,Consols i94114@943s for money; 943ss on
account. Bonds T7l3s@71A; Erie 400
401s.olfD oG .-Ici % % .IsssslI- bHsI |
ao5 l9e 90 9iS 9LfvEERPooI,, Augusta.
r. The, cotton market is heavy aud prices
are unchanged. Adyices from Manchester.
report that the market for yarns and fab
rics is quiet. The provision market is quiet;
flour easier at 26s. Corn quiet and steady.
Red western wheat los. Oats 3s ID. Peas
As. Cheese active at. 5Ss. Lard /, firm at
ANTWERP, August A.
EPetroleum quiet and steady at 81 francs
:. e From Bonn. i'sl 9s5-.t /
~ .-.........-. Bonn, August '4.d
A festival was held in this city yesterday,
to commemorate the semi-continental an
niversary of the foundation of the sUniver-
sity ei Bodn. There was a great gathering
of students, alumni and friends of the in
stitution from all parts of Germany. "A
banquet took place at which, anon e the
distinguished guests, was Hon. Geo. Ban
croft. -, --..T
g1 as The Germon Provinces.
S a. VIENNA. Aug. 4. &
o1 The German Democrats held a meeting
in this city last night, at which speeches
were made and a resolution adopted de-
ploring the practical exclusion OF. the Ger
man province of the Austrian Empire
from : their former relations : with
the fatherland, and protesting against the
settlement of the question of German
union through the process of arbitrary an
nexation, and declaring that all action to
that end should be based upon the will o
the people of the respective States.
oo g ..... The Irish Church. n .og
sz5s 5--. ....-'-- LONDON, Aug. 4.
The Royal commission on the Irish
Church establishment have made their re-
port. They recommend, the abolition of
all Episcopal sees and Catholical Establish
ment in Ireland, except 80, to be maintain
ed on redeemed incomes. % ti''
They also report in favor of measures to
encourage tenants under church leases to
purchase property in perpetuity, and to
enable land holders, by the payment of til
Ties and rent charges, to eventually re-
deem and regain possession, of their lands.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

nFieHTING.@Twol young men were ar
rested last night for fighting in the State
House square. They were locked up in the
calaboose all night, which may be warn
ing to them too keep their angry passions
in state of subsection, and teach them to
avoid flying off the handle" every time
things do not 60 to suit them.s,-bii bis5sI. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

THE ScToTo BRIDGE CAsE.@Y Yesterday
was the day set for hearing of the argu-
ments in the application for an injunction
to prevent the building of the proposed
bridge over the Scioto river at the foot of
State street, before Judge Green, The de-
fendants fled special demurrer to the
petition, on the ground that plaintiffs had
not legal capacity to sue, and general
demurrer for want of equity in the BILL
The morning was occupied by Judge Bates
for petitioners az James E. Wright for
commissioners, until noon, when the court
adjourned until O'Clock. Judge Bates
was very severe in his remarks in regard
to the Commissioners. exciting the ire of
nearly all who heard, him. as it was thought
his points might all have been made with
out making a personal attack. isf.
On the reassembling of the Court at 8
O'clock, the case for the defense was opened
by Hon. Robert ,Hutcheson, who clearly
and fully defended the course of the Com
missioners in the location of the bridge
He took the history of the case from its
beginning and followed it down to the ap-
plication for the Injunction, and showed
that there had been change in some one
from the time of signing the petition for
the bridge to signing the petition fol, the
lpJ unctlonrn TnE ~ 9rH6 T2uiY
The Court not being satisfied that the
special acts of the Legislature had not
been modified by the passage tof general
laws, holds the question on the demurrer
under advisement until Friday morning at
IL O'Clock. So the great sensation is not
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