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Evening star., 1869-12-02

THE BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD CON-
PANY AND THE GRADES OF THE CIrY.-Mr.
Forsyth, late city surveyor, has furnished Mayor
Bowen, al the request OF the latter, a chart OF
the authorized or legal grades of the city, which
chart Is said to sustain the Mayor in his position
touching the true grade at Boundary street.
The point as to the respective rights Of the city
and the railroad company is to be shortly de-
CIded i'm the Supreme Court of the District.
The rumor that the diff; f;eulty had been settled
'y compromise between President Garrett and
Mayor Bowen il unfounded.
Evening star., 1869-12-02

Boildeau's pleasing opera, "La Dame
Bianehe, by the German Opera Company at
the National Theater last night. WAS. taken
altogether, the best performance yet given by
!his troupe. For this there are several reasons.
The music is light, melodious, and well accent
ed Habelmann has improved in his acting. and
il not nearly indifferent in his manner, but is
often inexcusably careless in his singing. Mad
ame Johannsen has a fine, artistic method, and
her smooth, cultivated style contrasts strongly
with the erudeness OF some others Robin Adair
was OF course eneored. Tonight, we are to have
6. Fausts
Evening star., 1869-12-02
BOARDING..

A FEW MORE B0ARDERS CAN BE ACCOM-
"A modated i'm first class boarding house in Alex
sn9ria, two squares from the wharf. Refer to Mrs.
j. ID: CoRSE, No. 10 Fairfax street. References
required and given. de l-3t-
TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODA-
l. ted with BOARD and BOOM in private family
on L., near 10th ST.. No. 492. no3O3t"
ROARDING:-Elegantly furnished ROOMS, en-
- suite or SINGLE Parlor first floor; Suite Of
Eo9ms on second floor; also, Room on third floor,
with telass TABLE BOARD; suitable for Mem
ters OF Congress with their families, persons de
siring home like accommodations. New house, newly
furnished. and contains all the modern improve
ments at 300 ST.. bet 18th and l4th SITS. no5O St
ROOMS AND BOARD-Three large FRONT
~ ROOMS, handsomely furnished, for rent, with
or without BOARD; No. All street, southwest
corner of 9Th street. no 256t~
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-with or
without BOARD, at No. 49S Pennsylya ania
nue. near Sd. Boarding at the same place, IS per
week. jy30
EIRST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
u FRONT ROOMS, to he had on reasonable terms,
at 2ls street, bet. 1th and l5th short walk from
most Of the public Offices. jyS-u
Evening star., 1869-12-02

Nettied by some remarks recently made by
that paper, George Francis Train sends to THs
World little bill Of q, $50, for letters hereto
fore contributed by him to its eolumns,-1O2 col
umns at s25 each. We hope the Publisher will
be compelled 70 pay the account Indeed, he
ought to be mulcted double that amount for al
lowing such a mass Of incoherent stuff to be in
ticted on his subscribers.
Evening star., 1869-12-02

The Chinese Government Is anxious to have it
clearly understood that Mr.. Burlingame's treaty
has not been rejected, but action on it only de-
ferred, IL being thought best to wait until the
results OF the negotiations Of the Mission with
other countries were received, when the whole
subject might be disposed Of at once The con-
fdenee OF the Ministers in Mr.. Burlingame is
nushSken.
Evening star., 1869-12-02
. D + Il I & 1 A L .

n% FF CI AL.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
WEST WING, CITY HALL,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. %, 1869.
Notice is hereby given that an abatement Of five
t5l per cent. will be allowed upon all taxes paid
prior To- January 1870 in accordance with the act
of the City Councils
On the lst day of February, 1870 the Collector will
close his books, and all the property upon which
taxes due and unpaid that date will be adyer-
tised for sale, without distinction of person.
FREDERICK A BOSWELL,
nO23M CITY Collector.
Evening star., 1869-12-02

The Legislature to be elected i'm New Hamp-
shire next March will choose a United states
Senator in place OF Hon. Aaron II. Craein. and
the people OF the State are already DISCUSSING
the matter. He will be a candidate, but viii
''"rs i'm ex-Congressman Mason w.
sndler. Col Aaron +. Ste
G.Grifin.
Evening star., 1869-12-02

0T To GAS CONSUMERS.
Notice is hereby given that the discount for prompt
payment Of BILLS for gas consumed on and after
November LIST, ls69 (untl further notice,) will be
Increased frUm 5 to 1SZ PER CENT.
no l-tJan1 CHAS. b. BAILEY, Sec'y.
0T DIR. JOS. TABER JOHNSON has resigned
S his position under the Government, and will
hereafter give his entire time to the practice of has
profession.
Office corner 10th and NJ streets.
Once hours-S to 9 q. m,
3 to p.m
Evening star., 1869-12-02

A ID. Richardson, Who was shot at the New
York Tribune office by Mcfarland, the Jealous
husband, died at O'Clock this morning.
Evening star., 1869-12-02

NJ TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
S OFFICE COMPTROLLER OF CURRENcY,S
Washington, October ~, 1862 \
Notice is hereby given to the holders of the circu
lating Notes of the First National Bank of Neva-
da," Austin, that such notes will be paid in lawful
money Of the United States upon presentation of the
same to the Treasury Of the United States.
JNO. JAY KNOX,
oc2l- cot Acting Comptroller Of the Currency.
0THALL'S HAIR REVIEWER AT SEVENTY
N CENTS-At the same price We offer Barrett's,
Ayers, Mont gomery's, Chev alters. Mrs. Aliens,
Rings and Tebbetts; also, Ayers Sarsaparilla and
Cherry Pectoral, IS cents; Burnett's Cocoane and
81; Schenck 8 Tonic and Pumonic Syrup, 8 rs; Pc
Lyons Kathairon, Trcopherus and Browns Ginger,
lOc; Phalon's Perfumes soc; Bachelors Hair Dye,
Sc. Laird Bloom and Magnolia Balm, 60c. Just
received fresh lot Hosteters Bitters, 9Oc per bot
tie; Mishlers, Sc; Speers Wine Bitters, soc. Fine
Old Rye whisky, warranted pure, 81 per bottle.
Also, California Wines, Angelica Port, Sherry, and
Muscatel, 81 per bottle. ARTHUR NATTANS,
Druggist. corner ID and d SITS. north. oc5-3m
0TDR. 8. D. GIANTS OFFICE, for the treat:
W ment Of all Diseases.-Dr: GRANT, No. %
if he cannot cure Asthma, Bronchitis IRcipient Con-
SUMPTION Shortness of Breath, Catarrh and all dis
eases Of the Throat and Lungs. Dropsy, Dyspepsia,
tism, scrofuis, syphilis in ali forms Nervous De.
biity, Seminal Weakness, Ringing in the Ear, Dis
eases OF the Ear Eye, Blood and Skin, Partial Pa
ralysie, Partial Deafness, Womb Diseases, &c Di-
rect DR.. =. p; GRANT, 2s North Liberty street,
bait more, ND. VH1y
Evening star., 1869-12-02

From y. Shillington we have Appleton's
Journal for December IL.
Evening star., 1869-12-02
Ia C AN & BRoT THEIR.
SONfhtreg rc-aer Ninth aHa A. Sfr,sts

Ia GAN OTHER
SOuhtrssi corner N,nth and Il STREETS.
Are nov receiving. per steamer from New York Q
fresh supply ~ Groceres &c for the HOLIDAYS, viz:
New Rai-ns. figs. Currants. Prunes. French Pears.
Italian Prunells. Orange Peel Citron. Lemon Peel.
Dried Peaches, Apples aud Pears. Grape, she'll
bsrks, Almonds. Peacsn Nuts. Cream Nuts, CurrAnt
Ginger, Hone, French Candies, Engli-h walnuts.
Zig Paste. Bon Toa Surprise Candy, Hickory Candy.
Cocoanut Candy.
CANNED GOODS
Peaches. Huckleherries, Blackberries. Quinces,
Green Peas, String Beans, Green Corn, Tomatoes,
Bobsters, Salmon. Cove oysters.
IMPORTED LUXURIEs.
Fine Italian oil. Macaroni. Nermacilla. Anchov-
Paste. Capers. Queen Olives. Cross Biack~cll's
Catsup. Tomato Catsup. Lea Perrin : Morchester
shire Sauce, Dundee Marmalade.
CALIFORNIA WINES AND BRANDY
full supply q Port, Sherry, Muscatel. Angelica,
ClnTet. Hook. aud Grape Brandy. Sr. no 29-6t
CHoICE GROCERIES AT REDUCED RATES
welch. best FAMILY FLOUR at 50 81 per sack.
superior FAMILY FLOUR AZ $50.
Extra fLoUR *, superior quality, at = 675 per bbl.
Home made MINCE NEAT, % cts. per pound.
OldGoyt JAVA COFFEE, IS
Roasted do. do. IS 4"
Prime Rio do. 2s
BE-, n; BUCKwHEAT, s
Turkish PRl NEs. IS
New RAIsISs. CURRANTs. CITROS. and .
well selected stock Of first class Groceries the very
All goods delivered to any Rar, q the city free ot
charge. II. g. HOMSER A co.
b Mt Vernon Place,
nozS-u opposite Northern Market.
, 1869-09-04
INDIANA

Action Of the District German sy-
mods nt EsFt NTnyne-Condhfton OF
the ChuFch-Tho Abrams Trtni In
lndtnnnpolis-E Gathering
ut ySnxsAsss
Special Despatch to The Ch.ca 50 Tribune
FoKr TArkE, Sept. ?
The four District synods composing the General
SYNOD. now IN session here held their respective
scsstous yesterday 10 receive new members tc-
The Eastern District, President, Rey: ~.
Eeel, Of baltimore, ahovs . total increase
Inc p,s sn5ee Sf y ha
Shwan President. reports IN increase II khs sAne
time OF scycn ministers, four tcache.s ma three
new conRseat!ons Ias SoEas.n 5anirs sdUHs n.
is.ers and teachers and nine con9EcEatlonA Ing 5
Western District N tho same time haa increased
me number s,,,ts q sasF 5.,ssa M saOeIa I'D n 1ao
congregations we1e aided to,,a' 70 tats rat+ as.
favorable and encouraging. n, - oa,onr
| 1neuL mel at 80 The discussion upon the nSuf1
question vas continued, aud many members par
tlctpsied, making 1t quite Splendid DEBATE. q
though entirely harnou1oual5.
| This Afternoon the college question, concerning
| their progress and future ueVelopmcnH WAS ols
a report from tue 81. Louis College SHOWS tna
ecycntJ-seven students entered tho ministry ttot
there during the LAST three yeLs; ine anestlo
St Louis was discussed aud II was Eso!sea 70 q
70. The salary Vas n3et at one thousand do1lAi
Otner matters pertaining to the colleges We,
brought up, all ct which arc Of interest 10 II
| Church
! the rh1rches Of the different denominations
Ifp1AsAroLts Sept a-The' AE1am5 mur1
Till Is progressing RAPIDLY. Ile oetenee y
q make their light on the iieu:95 Of Abrams, VINO,
, IS alleged, purchased the gun with Whicn me Il
Ing Wa done. The casa VII! probably Close ne
week -, r.
c, Slaughter, Of Cor! don. Harrison COUNTY, ase
Of The State, rrt G.tshau,, resisued u Is sr
did appointment, and gtscs universal s2tlsIacslt
% WARSAW, lad, Sept. a-Tne editorial t1aseIn
r. OF The Ten:A Congressional District q ludls
70 held couSention At this place to'da1; IoeEe
r q ycry geperA attendance, md It no doubt rest
cd ID gotyi 10 the publishing fraternity IN this
ton OF the State. An ovation was given them
10 the Kts,ley House, at which eSefjtaln8 passed
pleasantly.
ut There Is crest activity in the gram mud prod
ii | EafkctA>
, 1869-09-04

ALREADY fuloucd. The following edtos.A a5tlcle
appeAr1 In the Salt Lake Daily 7tt.C1aph o! tnt
2&th tn1tant-A paper edited by 7. L. Il strn-
house, formerly Mormon Emigration agent III
There Is no use In smoothing hni eiossas an
uel3 tAct-lhc Unlo1 Pacific Railroad = severe
calamity 70 Utah, ind thu Dlrcc:o!s ol taA: Son.
paD. should TO brought to rcal.z!ng sense o. the
fujusJ thcJ nIr doing 10 our c1st1ens o3 tauaos tae
trpnbsa from prr thoelden 10 tneift u.,
10 csE1J oct the N1shes of tue directors .1
1nted, every uan and animal that Nas Tsnsea IN
ptah was placed under contribution. fNmsss
lett their nelds, mechanics tnetr Notksaops, aa
~hefo they could help forwaz.i tho great under;
tnklnE. From Bunny tDlxte.' IN the eoath. Aan
the regions Of 1}ca1 lake, IL the north nc people
nsaae = H. aaa ind fss trons
arms O! the ecot aud tie Dane. the DE.ton aad no
| AmeI1can, the young, the middle aged anu tne
oa wc1S sh1re e maks i sooA Doubtful ',ae neIs q
| pay: Jet there wAs no dl1ooufn1ctneut here Iae
| weak grew strpnE, md tho stEu1H grew stronger
a tas n03 ~ a %GFse @ sspoE vi
| completed Contractors drew upon their friends.
and eycyJ merchant tn this city extended credit 70
1tnost n n A3y Sa1e. ~ ee5eae s1a
| caky; many. We hopc. Will pal! through: ou. a.
have not tecu allie, nad II no mure ntc crowded.
who hayr A~aJs etood high IN the coune1eia
world hare becn seriously Injured ~ thtA ca1sMlty
and that calasEitt. TOO, that ha. reached then
| bF nu 1uproylIence uI thttF OWL
'aHut Tor the Indebtedness Of the Union Facae
| not Bunl Of them Today would be AsEsAnea: o.
the CONTRARY, they would oc In clover. 4 ullll3
anc half of s,ol.ass to a larger community hlgs
te smal arAr; 10 US Il Is ; leap o! moaHJ.
he tine thai thas million and q hall had passe
round from debtor to debtor and bAek hEaia az
round again, Il would have multiplied ~ = nsoI
ably reached n ~ effects four t.ea 113s ,7s sso
| md n hnt Is to be done -
, 1869-09-04

the nvo counties untepotted viii lacsezto tho
numhc1a to l,o,as5o. 1he total increaac for the
past tWo Jeats haa been 10 900. A. tho Assess
1isnt md heavy sldc 81 ofimrisratloa hss been no1-
ting Into the Etote ever etnce. Il u sate to saJ that
onr total population et present u II lcass go.
show q large Increase, Sco;t is the empire coun.
y, usurp,nE tho plaee TINT Dubuque Couuty has
heretoto7e held: The former nsa s.,els, and tae
@ ssaioa sssz.s: IS a5 M i ssfs? se ss.s;
Aotnes County Place d SIXTH, and Des Moines
n. ~ to .ss.Sta Syea ea:a S1 ;ss asa s,s,s
hid GIT $50 pest1 Of lnnd tncloed- No" T. Ia
e,s9s,t.a In 1861 1t had l55,7as dwelling aposea.
WGnels street bridge, over tae Desaoinss aoa g
RIVER wss broken down today ~ otote q ~ o.
nor7ts. Some eeo nortes mere ds!ven On u o. one
sp1n, Tn!ch 6roio down nd 1T 100 ot them ,nt9
.he 11ye5 sl5 or ,e s!sfiL Lrotens Se1e Ne Ta!s i
nretty te,ious, ~ i destroys ali the bridge con-
mn1 mnnest,on' except ihe rauroaa bridges besNecn
he TWO sides Of the city. Cour avenue ot.nse
| having teen taken out bJ q nood sNo MeeEs a3o.
Tne ci.y hns sued Tho owner Of the hofscs fol
| $4,000 damaGeA 49,. r.,ru :.
bEsMoisEs, sept a5Ine Gaaf GEana ,csGe LodSe q .,
snee as,s''; @as i nnusaniy aSe ana tse E5oceeaa9
ven hn1monioqs o9s inc n 1onG"'rS Soanh u,ce
;nioa xs5s ehessn County. ,' G. Il. C. r; Thema. liz
n tn. oi Lee. =; u. e; Mr. II, Il p0tte,
| o} EtGtt, u. ". '. i. '. >. S!IA ~ VV4.ASS4{ y
X. r.: Il. Il Coleman, Of Marion, q. ". ": Her
seniattycs to the Grand Ioigc, T. J; CEoucn. isas
I,fapul, !. N. Holt. Hey. ". II. kinR was cnose
statc Temperance Lecturer. Montana, boon
County, wn' selected for tho next annna' meeting
hu1ust, 1870 ....
MCscAT1sE, Sept a-Thc Musc&tlnc Count
Ae!IctlturN FAT has been posfponcd TO SFptcu
:: | itr 81, ~ ind 25 on account Of the late storu
nnytnE delayed the wort tn sae new R5oann
. EtrTy rtIor1 Is making u inAurc grcs s1ccesA-
Capta,n Green's noted horse, basha~. sire
, Ha.haw Junior, Nas shipped per Rock 1alau
| l,a1.tuua for Chicago, Inst escutug.
, 1869-09-04

burning OF the Propeller Hoscobci-
The Second Engineer Drowned In
Attempting to swim AshoFc-A4f
the pnsscngerM Snrcd-LnrKc LufTa.
ber Shfrnl lenls-Tho Coming stn8c
Entrs
speclal Despatch to The Chicago THbane-
St. CLAM, Sept ;.
The propeller Dosrobel. Captain Hodges run
ming In tho New York Central line. bound for CHI
niles below 81. Guar. She waa l,eacned on the
Canada thore, where she Il now burning. The
passengers, III In numee-, were sased. also the
stneer, WHO waa drowned in attempting to swim
ashore. One Of the nremea and deck hand a1e
reported drowned
enccts The books and papers nelongtng 10 tae
vessel werc saved. The loss Will be total. The
cargo conllsted Of 1o0 tons of railroad ron, iof1
tons of pig iron. and About essat' Ions OF toer'
/ The me- vas discovered near tho forward end O!
/ the boiler. and spread very rapidly. The raasen-
belle Of OSHKOSH The propeller Free State was
| lying cloee by the 1loecobe The boat wns neatlJ
new, and owned ~ the resht'go Lumber Com
Tie largest lumber sif1meuts eser made from
aagtnaw Valley on a single day ncrc made yes
ser,iay, aREreGatlng stN,MA' feet
| JACKSON Sept. s.-Thr tn cnty first ANIMAL fa!
Of sne Michigan State Agriculture! Society vl,l +
held on the grounds Of the jackson toun!l
Eocietr, near this chy. commencing on TUESDAY
sand du1lasr are offered II, premiums, anu citizens
pnrsca IL The a1upnut Of tl.:'n Rre offered 10
q sEfea y ,st's h or'Hs e Evs1
| departments, nnh the Michigan railroads vi
,tnntpOrt all artlc,es intended ior e,hihIl'nt
tre,nh, free, ani rs'Fengrln At one-halt the "sul
Ercrytllirr tim, will ron1are IN the success
the rcen4Iun IN ttthn tIone ~ W.H. l1erkrf'h. :
tInwagIRr, Irttt1en9; IL !. 1nhnann, ot Det4pi
nfftsthtf. Hntl The pthrf Hattta
, 1869-09-04

From the p<sruit Ffrs Preks, SeEL 4
Mention has eeen made Of the tho afsty u Of the
wreck Of the abo4e-naued pronelIaS At tho dr!
dock Ct Campbell! Oweo, she hsStS f9en lowed
down frpln the Flats on Sunday last An inyesti-
gs.lon haa shown that her hull y In eo1nd cond-
ion, and her engines and boilers not mich less
useful for their long rest under the Wascta The
wreck presents .ad appearance, doub!T So *nen
one locks back to the majestic, swift speeding
steamer that Sat the waves 50 proudly t1fee
1ea1s 7so, ucr cahina have been swept away
81 the ice, one Of her arches IL missing. the how
cabin decking has disappeared md ro-h n1e bent
md tlnhers sntyerel IN = EanneS that tetA one
how strong mutt have been the Ice tnaI sHeps
oyef be, during TWO winters. The dreadful wounc
eIye1 her by the Milwaukee, creates Hoaael
r. "A among professional WrecEers- StlNd2 ~
| .Uelle On tho port bow, the Milwaukee, smashed Il
I plank md timber as II only paper naa beel
| betore her, Crushin9 hole clean down 10 tht
teci plank ten OF tweiye feet wtdc and Hke splIs
| imbned With vengeance, halted not until hes i5on
| guarded bow had cut It's way 10 within three !ee
| cf the staspoaru Tail- So long resk On ne uo
tom had nlled Rho hold Of the Belle Win Lafee .
| four feet Of mud, which has mostly ceen feMoves
| and gangs Of men nte working at cleaning aaa u
moving her ponderous engines The null. a.
nov uea, Is worth os least twenty Thousand u,
lsra She Is 70 be lanled outside, SOLD q aaeEo,
aud next winter will be devoted 70 pusang: het :,
IS good condition as when sne nIst cnteeu ~ ~
rtyer, which vii cost no !2ss than uan FLU nau'
| ahCTE.
, 1869-09-04
WHOLESALE MURDER OF UNION
MEN IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Axfcxt md Confession Of the MuF-
.dcrcrb-StnEtllug Disclosures.


SxwrERN, y. e., August 70
For \ long tlne past detectives hare been en-
Ea1od In Jones Rud Icno1r Counties IN !crHcs!h9
murders which have been there committed. aad
their lnbot1 hare not been in EHln- On Tues.
tAT. August ~ eighteen pcr%ons Xcro aTrcased
IN Tho vicinity Of kin2tont And lodged IN NnN-
bCsn IAN 5lucc that ti1uc e!eErn o1hcfA rom
EbA same locality, hasb voluntarily come 1os-
w1rd md usdc at1dav!A to tho most startling
disclosures. Fearing lest d"tt pDn1shheos 1o1
cnbseu to rrych n1 hoping thus 70 seeofe lenfcn.
cy 10 thenselyeA In these AmtlaVits theJ ac-
| knbWiedge that they hare each been coEnzAnt o.
Or engaged with one more OF tho pktsoneIa re-
Iefred 70, !n taking the ves Of nearly losty un!on
| men etnco tho close Of the Wal. Tne! give me
| pafttcn.aA OF the cold.blooted b1tcher5 OF nc
prisoners taten from ktnlteu ~ last aps.nG. ahd
near iaA town. They swear TO tat @nnler o
three Cn!ted states soldiers tooloeedl who xeEs
whiting their friends at Elnston- These soldlef7
at supposed 10 have returned 70 their IeEtneat
and arc doubues1 reported On tho FOL OF sae ~
ns as tlesesters. There have psooa
BY been more than TWO nunafe
| horses and rrulea atolen In Leno!r and ad1oinln
oount for the greater portion Of them. Tneoe ne
al prufes. to bc Democrats md meMoesS o. ta
! Ep-k1uI klan, 1oH knowp As the constitution:
| Eplop Gnalls &c. L. Gr.} They fmpllcate IL tnf
| atatcUcrta many Of the most prouAten! Oem
Gratis IN this section. The e Z. Q. u wlaesp
Organization. extending not only through nor
, C45puna, out many other Southern sts:ea- ;
1ess than four Isatiing Republicans Of SeEht
had been desi9naie1 70 bo El!ct oY nsm1ets
this zane Le1otr County baud Of C. U. " befo
| theis arrest. The prisoners afe now nNalu02 G
at1tnat1on by The Circuit Judge
, 1869-09-04
NEW YORK.
Negotiations Looking to the Re-
lease of the Spanish
Gunboats.
Money and Stocks.

tpcc!al Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
NEW YoRx, Sept T.
TIE cuIN1ER x1s41oN.
The Ettn,ng Hail claims 10 leaIn. from Se17
good authority, that General y. r. ban1s = efscd
On tho I'fcsldens for tho mtsston TO ChlnA
eTKAxxhs roR Kuh0rf-
Thirteen ocean steamers will sal ron Ne"
York tomorrow, three fof Europe and tue TEST toF
,,nrnest,c rq,.A Pour delegates 10 the 4eoneal'
ca1 Council E7ll Oh tho Pcr.tere.
BRANCH RAILROAD,
The Ere Railroad Company Is building road
from Paterson 10 Port Jcryif, 70 shorten the as-
,anee txcnt3-lou miles. When compeseo' tne
p,eacnt t.rck Will be used for freight alone, aad
tho new one for passenger.
MONEY
Wa active to-day At 7 per cent sharp lot CAL
,oans Towards tho close there Wc1c some uaos-
| act,nrs 1t per cent.
GOLD.
| The told market showed the eject Of Dull
ruanlpu.ations a. developed yesterday. and large
| rurrhases were made, especially In the nietnoon-
| TWO small failures were reported on the beaf
| E1dc, aud some OF the larger houhcs were saaa 70
be Ia trouble. The wtthdfa walls Of gold FeEc less
than Jette11tAy, aut the ioanlng rates were qolte
easy II the close.
GOVERNMENTS ...-.
were quite active, with heavy puzthases On for
| e!gn aocornt
Therc VA nothing unusual Ii the ftock Market
| Fear Of B1r1ngency rrtArds specuAsion
Tux ruEAcco CROP IN CONNECTICUT.
| Connecticut paper1 ny the tobacco crop hat
, been considerably injured ~ frost Culnvator'
, are gathering the crop through fear Of nors
. | frost .....-
1ux FATE or DE. LIytf6sroSx-
. The discussion about the probable fate OF DR.
! | Livingstone has been renewed In England Cap
. talu Bu1.on, the African traveller, bel!eTes Lv
l NJ ff1AA 10
, 1869-09-04

The Flynn viii Case Decided In Ra.
EoE of aAe Eonkrstnnts.
Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.

The Flynn viii Case Decided In Ea.
soF Of aAe Contestants.
Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
5Acxsekv.tIE, Ill, Sept ;.
Tho cAsc Of William c. Gwen and otness r.
Eli1n9rth Flynn and othcts, In the Morgan County
Circuit Court, to set aAio the probate Of tho a.
legged LIST Will OF Iadock ". Flynn, deceased, Of
this county. which hAa hecu on trial before Juixc
past, come 10 an caa to-day, srsuItng IN q
verdict In favor OF the Contestants Of the Will The
j1rJ was ont about half an hour, aud found that
the will IL Issue Was not the Iast will Of the de-
ccaEcu sestaioE. The suit was btu In caancery
rtotase Of the will In question IN our County
tourt, on the ground OF the insufficient alleged NJ
tcssat'on Of the Will md Of alleged undue inau.
encc ye+tet r1'on the iestator by his widow In
procuring tho execution OF the Will In issue-
The Court directed the tII! to deieEtnlne these
Po.ntA 4" estate Of nboat 52.O,t*l Eas Involved
IN 1hee !. The contestants Offered evidence only
to psuyt tt u the will WAS s.eucd out Of the rrcs
cntc aud sight OF lhe tcstator By enc Of the sab
1hoKcd, without any express request Each side
Of the case Vas represented By the leading atioE-
neys os cur haI. In the par Of tue contestants
appeared Il. r. Dumt1er, J. kctchdm, l. II.
Erlcr. Nfna.n Brown aud Il. J. Altans, Es9A. and
on the bart Of the 1efcptanl, J. l. Morrison,
C.rus EpleE, II. l. Aeciurc,l Henry suJkcs and J.
T. Springer, Es3a
Defendants entered motion for new TRIAL
after which the court adjourned for the tern
without utsTsoktnG OF the samt, On defendants A.
rlfcAtlan, thcs not being reaty to he any reason
IN SUPPORT OF their mot!D1.
The Case has cItitc7I great interest here, Aud L
The largest evil case ever tHed u this county.