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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-05-20
"A, Trip Around.the World

The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's Steamer America will sail, be-
tween the 10th May and LIST June,
on trip round the world, and will
return to New York by the middle of
November. The America will touch
first att Cape Town, remaining three
days to coal, and thence proceed to
Point de Gales, in the Islandof Cey-
Ion, which has of late years risen
into importance through being the
stopping place for English and
French steamers running to Bombay
Calcutta, China, and japan. From
Point de Gales she will depart for
Hong Kong, and remain there three
weeks, giving passengers an oppor7
tunity t. visit Canton, Macaeo and
other neighboring points. Seventy
days will be required to reach Hong
Kong. and furthur trip to Yokoha-
ma will require six days. The tran
sit to San Francisco will consume
twenty one days, and after remain
ing there couple Of weeks; the,
steamer will land her passengers at
Panama, whence they can cross the
Isthmus byrail, and take another of
the company s steamers at Aspinwall
for this city. The charge for the en-
tire passage will be 1880 including
the privilege Of living on board while
In mort. "A - Is. - -
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Eastern capitalists have sent to San
Francisco about 100000, and propose
soon to follow their treasure to that city
and invest it. 4g ooIf 80
The way of transgressors. is hard. S A
young lady IN California broke her neck
while resisting the attempt ola young man
to kiss her.
In 1867, in twenty-fou State prisons
in this country, there were 1885 con
victs. costing S1,566,9S2 annually, and
earning 81 ,08268O.
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-4tr fra 81 -.
b. The MARvELs OF ALADDIN s
LAMP. President Grant has shown
acreditable independence in the
nominations he has transmitted to
the Senate. lie has not been fright
ened by the color of a mans face. If
the candidate has the soul and mind,
even within a: dark complexion, he
has not hesitated to assign him to a
post of honor. So the other day he
nominated tolthe Senate as postmas-
ter at Columbia, South Carolina, an
office yielding $4,000 per annum,
and one of the most respectable in
the State, an ex-slave by the name
Of Wilder. 5lses
This Wilder but few years ago was
slave, and was bought in open
market by Judge Robertson, one Of
the present Senators. He was eman-
cipated in the commissions of the civ
il war, and that same Robertson now
votes in the Senate of the United
States for his lost slave as postmas-
ter, in the very capital in which
Judge Robertson was always mark
ed man, and the slave mere clod of
the earth. ag9 a. 5a
The wonders of Alladin's lamp
are not more marvellous than the trans
formation of this slave from his low
Illness to his present honorable posi-
ton, IF he had white skin it would
not be marvellous, but clothed, as he
is, in his sable hue, it is almost past
belief. Mr.. Wilder is said to be an
intelligent man, and worthy of the
confidence of the President, the SEN
ate and his late master, Judge Rob-
ertson. But what will the South
Carolina chivalry say when they re-
ceive their letters and papers under
the supervision of the despised Afri7
can.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-05-20

The Empress Carlotta isnow confined to
her bed, and her mental faculties are in a
state of most painful excitement. while
slow fever is wearing away her bodily
strength. Her eyes have fixed and va
can, stare; she addresses her husband as
though he were alive producing the inn
preston on listener of speaking in her
sleep,yet her eyes areopen. The Princess
is still under the impression that She is in
danger Of being poisoned, and will only
swallow food offered to her by the Queen
of Belgium, her sister-in-law. .etIa
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-05-20

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COMMON SENSE
Family SeWilga.soostFa
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For I Circp .ars and TeEMs address
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DIR. F. YOUNGS lDEEBTtSEMENTS.
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HAIR DESTROYER R: F. Young's Depila-
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tive cure for Drunkenness, Sent free onreceipt of
$1.00. 8o snt9-fo 4slff rfrsr,a aHt al,
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either sex can make $25 daily. and contains valu-
able information for married and single{ Sent free
on receipt of % cents.
SECRET OF BEAUTY.-Dr, r. f. Young's Orien-
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removes az eruptions from the skin. Sent free on
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LADIES' BLUsH.-Dr. R. F. Young's Ladies'
Blush gives theGheeks beautiful rosy tint. Sent
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Price 50 per box - IS
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-05-20

On the 9th ultimo, the wife of
VIM Staab, of Waukesha, gave birth
to three daughters. She has twice be-
fore given birth to twin boys, making
seven children at three births, all
living and doing well.
General Terrill, of Indiana, has
been appointed by the President
Third Assistant Postmaster General.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-05-20
ScHooL-RooM DUTIEs. In days

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9 SeHooLrRooM DUT1Es.- In days
gone by, a diversity Of opinion
seems to have existed among teachers
IN regard to what duties were proper
to be performed in the sehoolroom.
3 Now occasionally, we find evidences
So that the question is not stilled. True,
our Statutes provide that a knowl-
edge Of Orthography, Orthoepy, Eng
Ish Grammar, Penmanship, &c. shall
enter into the teachers qualifications
'- and the inference plainly is, shall be
taught in school But, from time to
.a15:s2 time, teachers are encountered, who
V4o3aaln through an economical discharge of
sT.3s n those duties, find considerable time,
essai even in school hours t. devote to ex-
saol.la traneous ubusiness.pid eal 70
- ss, sa2Ss Mysterious applications Of exceed
.as ingly small needles, and sarigated
threads, manipulated by dextrous
/, fingers, fabricate articles, artistic and
q ornamental, whose names We cannot
.s give, and whose rfilmy meshes we
e, undertake not to describe. Sometimes
pleasant moments are spent in wri-
ting to importunate orr interesting
friends. Very rarely, leisure hour
thus economically acquired, is spent
in the school-room, in subjeeting she
e feelings, passions and sympathies
Il to be played upon by the romance
writer or newspaper editor These
and similar employments have fas-
cination whose power, dry Geogra-
ss4 ply, and stupid Arithmetic cannot
So sd succeed in weakening or destroying.
.,.,.e o' We do not wish to find fault with
ao'Ha either of those. occupations when pur-
sued in its own place, or under suit
able circumstances. Nor do we de-
sire to be understood as .-iintimating
aasrea.Es s.0t. tb .t98f-h-t .s3 IaI1-o
or insinuating that such economy is
general or even frequent nowadays.
We have been told, however, that
old fashions return periodically, and
we would warn our readers against
this old sin.
When the school term closes, the
true measure of the teachers success,
is the amount of moral, physical,
and intellectual progress manifested
or ezistingin the pupils, and not
Is. the amount Of fancy, or even useful
needleworlz, or tatting or any other
of the fabrics, with whose nomencla-
ture we are not familiar, which may
have been manufactured, and all du-
ring school hours
The teacher is bound to devote en-
cry moment Of school hours to acti0e
labor for the school. Every item Of
extraneous work performed during
such time is a violation of the contract
and an outrage upon the patrons and
pupils. 8 81
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EDUCATIONAL.
ORGAN OF THE KENosHA. COUNTY TEACHERS
f ASSOCIATION.

~ All Communications to the Editor of the
Column, !" or designed Republication in
this department of the paper, should be ad-
dressed: Educational," TELEGRAPH Print
ing Office, Kenosha Wis. 3
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g T. Runkel

SIS. Oryis +" /" 4 {"
!. 81 Farmer t)&. ! Randall
Mrs. Emerson 80 3 ~ d
Miss L. Patterson 6 " 4 g 6iiI
Mr.. and Mrs. Colt Wilmot
Miss M. Ferudal Dist. No. 6 Salem
esA. Orvis 6. 1" s /" II
Abb Owen g g g.
!" f. Clark g I" g--,di $50
j. IN. Smith 6 &C., !"
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The following teachers are located
for the summer term in the districts
named.
Miss I'll, Fellows, Dist. No. 4 Bristol
, 1869-08-22
WASHINGTON.
Buckley Decides Against the
Removal Of the Ma
tional Capital.
Order Forbidding Settlers to Re-
Side on Military ReserFa-
tions.

Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON. August 81.
HIfcKLxy AEDIviyCa-
Ar. DtnckleJ comes again to judguca:, appe.-,
tes II Print here today TO dispute With Judge SAT-.
gent upon The unconstt:q:ionat.ty OF removing
the capital. lie thlnkA Congress cannot destroy
the District oI Colunbts any mere th.a 1t coald
Stale, and that 1t CANNOT compel The United S:a.cz
to abtlcate from any territory 10 which natlonal
Sovereignty has once attached lie frankly rolIa.
teefs Ills opluion a. . ltHJes that Is doch.tu
whether that part Of tho district ye-ce1ed to VII
g!nia Kas ccded IN a constitutional Eanatr, AMI
concludes hts article BY characteristic sta;emeni
that theae gu9gesiocs ere thEus. before The public
without q t1oE1ent's Investigation.
i fOLlT1c4LTRIcK.
Frederick Douglass, who bad been engaged u
the principal speaker at the celebration Of enac.
cr8tion IN Hatyland, on Tuesday last, lU1ch to
the disappointment Of the Immense Gro Td present,
did not come. 1t seems he hAd started from
Washington for Frederick, but on the way recelv-
cd q telegram puIpoEstu2 70 como from the Chair
man Of the Committee Of Arrangements, telling
him not 10 come through. Tho dc6patch Tas a
forgery, and believed to be part OF the scheme Of
the bond men TO bellttle the meeting, tina. inc
tion, with the few negroes they could rally boltel
from the regular celebration and appointed ctle-
b1atlon for tho next day.
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESa
BOND CONVERSION.
TAEu1AG1oN, AusuSt st.-Gcncral S2inacF thts
Motninz scce.Sed from SationSl M Iaqs q :, q nv
to lave them exchanged for s-ea bo1dS
RKyENC8 DECISION.
Commissioner Denno decides that the practice
Of corporations, which, ~ faw, are required to
withhold and pay over to the Cnltet StAtes tax
Of 1se per cent On ell dtF'ceuds interest. coupons
DC. OF treating snch amounts III c1penaes oi
bualness aud dedoc,itie, Is wrong. and shoutd not
be allowed.
, 1869-08-22

C1cefpE DnYsh PFocscu3uEs-ColoF
Lubor-lkrports of Comm lttrcx on
Eo.operution, EtE1it-lIouF Luw,
Obnoxious Laws, Nc~-Additton to
the E'tnstoFrn-I.lectaou OF a Dele
cation to t1ac International LnboE
GouCrc%% to be Held In Switzerland.
SPECIAL Despatch to The Chicago TE.oIcc
PH1LapE1rtliA, Argus; y.
Tic Congress rc-asscEb!ed 1t : O'Clock rI1su'
ant to adjournment. Alter tt. minutes OF 5estcE'
u.y s meetings hAi iFen approved, MI. Williams,
OF New YORK, presented the fo1loFtng:
I4.o't-L That T. A. Aascr. Pttcs Bn,rr s2d koocr'
tisass tis s f as'oi Wo1ianSea j ae
lIus viii Instruction 70 rrssFs thedt prs1fss 10 te
PEcritr:.t Il the IIc:Uhuvc1 1abI. CvleEett ~ t1e
nt1, r.r'lon ttcs.ct-
Carried.
F.N Greene, Of New York, presented the fol-
lt,'lr.A TIKI the Prerldrn. cf tte L.b1r Cank!e..
IT, Is! = :..s ~ !"
tsr Eestf the n,9S th41 tiieetrd 70 - usa toI tse
.-eh ky c:er :, NAY he r,anrct.I Will Id occ.
co-orEi:AT1nf.
Mt. NETT: o. rhllsoslrn!a, CnaTmaa Q! tae
LIZ aIaec VI Cooperation, reported ns 1onoWs:
IT. saf q Il a'a = :s s e 1t r. II II
ssa Il h.saaa Is,r.. - .s ~. "a !" ci.ent
Wn1Gzs ". Z sI1.f.'II1 Is ~, l,;,7 +,
IA "a. eS nj. =. IT, =, a ty ant
5asess. 4 hSs * wts werr asc ,aet 10 ,hs
sdonfzinent d % Nv VIZ. smont ee Thie de6
Usy ne i T. nata d s.1 @ 4 'e 1ss Gs.:.ave
l1utvtt Gc-ypc1atse E4..asa LIZ: 4 Fhil.dcapai.
F.slsea ThA re sete.ornend u s}e wo-ttnez,en Ind
sFonen d te t9snti, ihs ::v..ti.e necessity u In
h1snsbst q tudnt. ana tsc:c5s ehs SEss
ihe i.f,sin.ts fr:.lts Of th.ts !.l"!;
l:-st<.t ThA: Ht rctoslisd tic Il :%+iutet ut q.
Committee Uo-opers.Ian ho%e DIT. sAa T. 10 c1
tott feaattIe aisa II lie ne1t 4taIha Il i Iabr au
, 1869-08-22
4 Short Extract of n Lecture on xhG
English Language.
pT PROFESSOR c. J. HELEEE, LID.

~, H. s.,.,,s Z-;,,.u',
Fn,1and ar,i tn- FnrJ,sf Iane1igce arc named
ate5 tne Anss ehG on xh t4r OH ssTon
IN rortn - t:a1manr ami tnya,1.si EnVisu., and
havinr Hr1yen 1ne cef,s and fhe Er5snns ia tsc
luoupfuns of Vi alcs. and across iue SCI into IT.
tht t.iani wht.5 sooo Wss entirelr f;rrmantxed:
IN, tI ~ 1.,a the AnSo.Sa1nns mi N sucrntnh 70
the victorious Sormans Of France, whoss Ian lag
Enrre stJenco nnt rnn nrts and was knf,n adoo,eh
T tbe no1ii,tV a5,a sr.s,nc.scT wn..st nc A.c,o.
~ na Tnns NJ " ,or 34ms " ~ n5men
and md psenl Anglo sa1on formeI two usscact
isneuages, i oat by degrees i .tacy coaicseej.
whirh.s rs en1ehets by contributions ion
ynrsnua EouTrxs. xaa ,nay. ia 1he fourteenth mi
fifteenth centuries, entbfoned q most powerful
en- epetqsnt ,s deeh % Fng,sn Is 1snHs f9Sg.ss
es ,nts u tns W." cn. ~ nnutan srssh III
,,n,a ~, a. te,, ne ~ an ~ n ,
Isroa, C1i,nfn he nrsfon9d 1;trnrn nkiooctst.
enn1r.sio1, sr1,h "a rrIfsns' ncycr s;ood al the
~ en aa s Sa 19 h.op1 e1o
ment AMI rrnd,,iou have beyn tic rcsiIt Of 4 s1r.
nrtsicrly initiate catou Of Tue Two nobiest lau.
,sars h 11;oesn Esrores the Teu:ouIc and TO
nar,e y II Is weu Known IN what relation these
tTo stood 10 one auothcr ii he EnEisn tongue,
thc fn1ncr esnniSiag il far larger Proportion he
coneantioas. es1ss s II tfctn, he iEns!lsa ina.
Tacc. which by no mere accident
fss nrndncfd and upb3rne the greatest anil most
poss o. modem t1e rs nay Ee s
nenr}e appears desItueti hereafter to preynn with
= sYa1 nnre extcnsiTe cyeu thau It's present, oret
ali the rort,cna Of the gooe, Al me ser5 highest
NJ All the Enrlish words amounts 10 about H. co.,
0f these. about three. sercnths are GrHco-Iatin,
eHys ethsl d!iss,y q taroasa 1ae n aeS,n ot
4ed 1nr ra.ous souqce 1aereioTe We coa
tass ee nuDeF Of M91 s1eY y
tSrso - .-n a1eTrent. ara nfarv enuaI. but II ne
" s,nrt IN ~. mn1ds ~ ihev otccr n sen.
tenees " A1Sio s sa1oa ~, e'ene1s q 1,,tnI tas
plsHph4eeaeHs iNsozt.1, Tarsinn rnnramss
exactly ax! words nftt,ou1 a1e s31o1 ~ a,. nna OIL;
sngs fn.Yanes, 3Tnc T:ca. c; WaIeee!i, Ro5:asen
Iso ~, ~ taon. ~ nm, 49,
'te Aaa,t aatA t ~ ~ ,.,, - - I.-rs ,yb,c,
ocsuf % II he popa!ar Language, particularly those
..t,1s - ,nS n-e esntr!a,iy thcse framed frn
eentse, NV iose HIT .sn ~ SoIo1 n-srtn ~ the
ps,s nj I Of speech xhic6 ocear nost 1feqnen; and
IT 1T r3ae s1 the ,;entInns crr1.rals1 the If
W 1ces nv @ a1, n1arn1ts n.-snnai
1s1 -n,ttEo ~ tntrncat1re oear'r eyeTy
iSe, 4ssa'ss ~ aaa er,at ;rre,I re-es tnct7d.
"nG ,n ,h 's sn-,,,s]] Ca,hs Fl frnst and MOOD.
nR ~ M, tue nost re.nertiv rn,oforri and the
r-rno.:o"s nod cnn tr.t:tons aEns; viii OF cz.
~! ~ NJ a Teataa,c. Tic
Va n Frcnrn ~ Tte 9srt an thr E1crsh ian.
tT.,ca x psst oad P11sent "ssvs ina. Win ns!e
paslTnse and lnssan:y CONTESTED nasEat,yc o.,
fct,shh ~ Nv ~ rsSe7s !, noGsslhjf n
corsa@se .rnienec ~ soree length euttrriy in The
GrEco-n;in oT, Soraaa English wo;i,; a1l
seTs mai the fo3s,TTt-nns a1j liz Sao;s framc-
a vork are aie ssxoD he Lager po1aon q lie ofiss
3nd eut s:9nes ana osaEsceal paris are a1eso k,.
, 1869-08-22

wna asted in which Lang 1age be preferred to eou
Eetse, iu replied, With t1ee Gods 70 Spanish. VIII
the crowned le+da IN F1el'ca via Ee laAeA Il
Italian, with bis GeneFaA & ID Bodefs IN atfE1sn,
with h4s horse In Dutcn, vii Q s1e geese IN Eng
lish. ard With the Devil In 30 aerota1 No EIestel
insult could be offered to that noble An8laea1ot
tongue thta tha. implied IN the pais.A acd ot1s
comparison made bY Charles E., VINO. although q
emperor aud ereat I1an, b1inde1 q uaislau: ~;
20 comn4on-]ud8sd his own Eern. Eulaf tongue
merely ~ tts nerttz, and the to1guea Q! osaee ns
tons ~ thtts defects
II l be allowed to institute conpars On. Would
lken the English language 10 a lotTl' p5!aIo!a1. 1!1.
founded On broad and deep foundation, sna oolis
Of the most costly materials, COLLECTED l1pH sne
Richest qual1le5 Of the world, and most c*Ne1uuJ
heEn and shaped 10 Ct that magnificent Etnct
which, by it, E1r1esJ, harmony and gTRna1e1rt
By Tar ec;:pses the psucdest roJal PYRAMIDS auo
obel.sks Of ancient Egypt The French. ike tae
uoner.c Greek. would compare 10 beAonfol
nowergaeoea located II rten. green VALLEY, ~ nj
rounded oy Hch, romantic7 rarlesaucg scenery.
aupplyitg is with the most beautiful, tsioE!ezous
EcsegaJs and bouquets The 1saI!an, Spanish ,a ana
Portuguese seem TO reflect the lofty pi1e
sky, with 1ts halm5 Eli. e1EFened ana
animated by the vutces Of the nightingale lAfE
ami other numerous kids Of singing tlrds- The
Geman The trun-c!sa Latin, Is like sae national
embiem-tne loify oaS. the Froduc. Of q suaH
acorn, with urtspfeaa branches rEoeectn1 nol
through stones and rocks deep tnt0 the ground. IT
c.cEops IN sllendor md majesty all TIE trees OF
The forest and bids defiance 10 the s:os1ub ana
teEpcsts tiEc the oatcuouiit neci which rides ma
1esttcauy over the deep uloe su-face Of TIE :sta-
I'd pcs:An.
, 1869-08-22

treated fron Ja-csel, hut Eas continuing the
siege At AuI Cares
A Dutch schoooe1, loaded with 1rt!els cootra-
band Of war had been captured
The rtbcl President Sageta Eaa at st. M1rks
aIIntns the Colc1nhta and Delph!ne, to aIt1ck Sal!
cnre'1 nect.
Dispatches arc 1rcctTcd from Caracas 70 thn
ath- General Monagas Is In command Of the
troops begtegtnR MatAcaibo. The besltcer9 are
a.ded BY tnIee Federal vessels. All the States Of
the republic tsye sent troops The Merchants are
generally In iaTor Of The Federal go7ces. General
rplRon Is making great preparasiona to festst-
The populAce Of NatRca1bo are hostile to him.
HlTAfA, August 9I,-Adv!ces from MatA1zaA
state that the Captain General had reviewed the
troopa IN TINT city. They expressed q willingness
70 70 TITO ncttTG scrE1ce- ...... =.
Gallon have bccn committing dcFEcdatIons. They
burned seyefnl cstates-
Colonel Bene2asta, who LEFT Puerto Padre, With
q regiment numbering soo men, escorttng con-
yoy 10 Las Tuaas, encountered The rtbels twice.
Severe tch.s ccsucn, but the rcs1!ta aro nc:
known. Report FAYE be reached Las TunAA.
NCarlA1n General De Rodas has arrived here from
AatAnZas-
4. T. Simmons. Who had been confined six
mouths at IueTto I&1clpe, Was released at the In
tercession Of Consul General Plumb, and Lett foT
New Yort On the steamship Missouri
, 1869-08-22
NEW YORK.
Shipment Of Gold for San Franz
cisco.
Officers on the Lookout for a Sus-
pected Filibustering E1-
petition.

/ special Despatch 10 T1e CMc1Ec I11hune-
NEW YoH3. August 2l.
PHILADELPHIA EnonT or wAIKH-
Thltdc]phla papers to-day SAY everything lndl
cafes that there VIII soon be no water at all IN
less they hare copious rains. The Chief Of Pollc'
| has ordered pattptncn To visit all hou1es to urg
| people to he very economical In using water
| Pyaycrs tor rain will be offered tomorrow IN a.
The churches OF the city.
KlnwATR
In consequence Of the extreme heat, there Wn
| light business IN Wall street, and most Of TIL
boazsls adjourned ca1ly. Wabash and Lake ShoT7
| were the 1Aobt sctive stoekA The Vanderbilt
stocks were weak, OF runor TINT the new cou
Eondar1on would WORK IN the interest Of the Er1t
| Road, and on further report that the Eric hat
completed favorable Arrangements With the
| Northwestern
TUE coTTpN MARKET
wns active at an advance, on statement that tht
quantity Of cotton here at all the ports l. abou
oue-thtrd tno amount 1t tho corresponding rer1oc
| lass ,ca5. Tho estimate Of the new crop Il
e., otGD bales.
WAS accessible at per cent, while exception a
loans Hcrc made At per cent
RAILROAD D1aAsTKR.
A locomotive ran Into passenger train at Iet-
BET CITY tonight, icturln4 about dozen passed.
gers, two Of them severely.
NAVAL ltEx.
ordera have been received at tho I.aTJ yard for
m additional force Of mcu on the Vessels now IT.
tug for Sea.
TIE HONDURAS RAILWAY.
Twenty miles OF tho Ttaas-coutluental Railway.
In Honduras, hayc been graded, and the track
wIl he laid during the autumn PaEtses will leave
New YORK thls Teek for preliminary operations
on the Tehusutcpeo Railway.
TO TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS
YELLOW 1zvRR- .......
NEW YoRE. August a1.-Iht bark Cuha, from
Havana, ind four inen III tho hospital there, two
oi whom died. The Captains child died aboard
Of seAoT ieFef' rvsuos.,.
Tho Postmaster General is IN tho city.
GOLD tOH HAN FRANCESCA. ..
ree ons q soa wese srPsd, edsy ho 10
Rs1@I1s0' Eosa. sAn ffADs''' ''4'''' y '4' 1S
This afternoon John Harrison, wealthy 1unE
= wounded b pistol shots nred nJ Captain sam
oristEated in 1ae following manner: Captain Foss
ling 1.s log who had stolen
ap1ay ens1ed. Foes WAS knocked down. and,
upon refainlng bib feet, pulled out sesolset and
parties. Foss was arrested
suksrHnKE
Fourteen cases Of sun-stloEe occurred In tnls
city toda{-1se lsial.
The sneht Freddie caps1zed tn the hay tins NJ
ternoon. The crew #ere saSed oS the steamer
Magenta. -
Judge Benedict yesterday granted stay OF rro-
ceed'nEs In regard to the disposition q! aM!aaol'
winch Marshal Dar1ow WIS Al1opt to ae to alttsfY
Judgments recovered b. the oTnerH Of the tug
LoAta Cnase, Coole and AAoey-
, 1869-08-22
CANADA.

pxproKcai L0nu-Slf John Young Ex-
ptnlne A:a Recent EpocCh.
OTTAWA, August e!.-It Is reported the Finance
Minister intends 10 negotiate 4 loan in England
thiH fall
HALIFAX, August g1.-Tne nsnquct to the Co..
eynn5 Gcncsal last night was q grand affair. Sir
John Young sat1 he did net withdraw one word Of
his Quebec speech. II has hecn misrer.e.entet
allegiance would be possible. This wus Incorrect,
AMI IN that word trouble arose. lie had spoken Of
change Of allegiance, thereby contemplating ,llt
fesent relations. with England, but the idea Of q
severance never occurred TO hiIu4