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Manila Markets.

MANILA, June /.
Via SAN FRANCISCO, July 81, 1869.
Coffee has advanced to $12 31H per picui. Sugar
Is quiet; exports TO California 900 pculs at ~ 30.
Cofdage ga rs GA 50 per picul Exchange on
DndOn ~. I'd.
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A.-I.adies' Faces EuamelIed; also the Pre-.
p1rsion for sse, with instructions, by NJ LAUsSoN, Tao
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Better than the Mastil Is the Potent "WatcA
Dogn Right for sale by M. G. KEPTINSTALL. Pa.entes.
National HOTEL No. Cortlandt street.
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At Everdelps, 800 Observation-Disclosures
and Waiting Cards Monogrsms Coats OF Arms, initiated
Note Papers. 4c. Mos, elegant 10 the city.
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FRANCE.

Assembling Of the Corps Lesislatif.
PARIS July 81. 1852
The Corps Legisath will meet on the goth OF Octo-
var
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CUBA.

Arrest Of Dealers In Observation-Disclosures Of
Loyal Cubans to the PatriOts-Reported De-
feat and W0uuding OF General Jordan.
HAVANA, July 81, 1852.
Dealers have been arrested In Manzanlllo for SELL
ing goods to the rebels.
The loyal Cubans Of Santi Espirttu have issued an
address 70 their misguided rebel brethren, urging
them TO return to their allegiance
The insurgents 800 strong, under General Jordan,
have been defeated with heavy loss. General Jor.
dan was wounded. -.
There Is ucs.os feeling in the sugar market and
lower grades have improved most Prices are stlff,
but quotations are unchanged. Exchange ON United
States. short sight, In gold a per cent premium.
Arrival of United States Vessels mt Santiago
Engagement With the Patriots Near the
City.
HAVANA, July 81. 1859.
Late adyices have been received from Santiago de
Cuba. On the 18th instant the American war
steamers Albany, Gettysburg and Centaur arrived
at that port Admiral HoT and the officers of the
neet paid visit TO the Commander Of the Eastern
Department. -. sa..a. A.a.s'sS
Major Mos. with sixty men Of the Spanish troops,
had had sharp engagement with the Cnbans near
Manzanillo. Twenty OF the latter were killed and
,we,ys capturco. The Spanish loss was not given.
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China Markets.
SHANGHAI, June Is,
ViaSAN FRANCISCO JulV On 1890.


ViaSAN FRANCISCO, July 20, 1869.
An extreme dulness has prevailed In the import
market and a speculative demand for American
shrtings Is noted. Transactions amounted to TO- 600
pieces az taels to taels 2. The stock on
hand amounts to 1920 pieces English gray shirt
ings have declined Q candareens. The stock Is
estimated at million pieces. Freignts on Lon
don "a.
Teas-The market for black opened at Hankow
by settlements OF $4,000 chests at taels 21 I to
"a 0 0. The Shanghae market opened at taels s 20
taels below Hankow rates: The Shanghae settle.
ments amount 10 II, 634 chests Stock S. 900 chests
The first settlement OF green tea was at Pingsuey,
at taels 80. The settlements amount to 2OSi
packages. Stock 6,3S3 packages, including 1900 at
Pingsuey. The total exports to American ports
during the season were 81, 906 packages, being an
excess Of q half o million OF pounds over last sea-
son. The exports TO England during the same
period shows deficit Of million pounds from last
season. Advices from Moyune and Teekal districts
represent that the excessive prices paid for new
leaf teas have been reduced.
The exports OF silk for the season OF 1858 were
40 e0S bales. Seventeen hundred bales of new SILK,
chiefly Isattees have arrived within the past fort
night The settlements to date foot up 1900 bales.
The weather has been unfavorable for the develop
ment OF the new crop. The original estimates OF
the total exports OF silk are almost universally re.
duced.
ExcDanre on London g. 0sld. +: on Paris 7eiC
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CHINA.


Repairing the Gates Of Pckin-Another Re.
Naval Report.
The news from China is dated as Hong Kong,
June 10.
Pekin, China, advices state that the great north
and south gates Of the inner CITY, near which 10 stu.
ated the imperial residence are undergoing extern.
sve repairs.
Slight showers Of rain had fallen, but not sum.
GENTLY copious TO improve the now desperate condi
ton Of the crops.
The gas works established at the Pekin College is
failure.
There was great excitement ct Soochow and other
cities the Grand Canal at the prospects for for.
midable rebellion. letter had been found giving
the particulars of conspiracy to capture Soochow,
Hoohing Hoochow. Hong-how and Shanghai The
number Of conspirators Is reported at 10000 chiefly
at Canton and Wing-ho.
Another outrage was committed on foreigners
near Hankow recently, the british Consul and his
wife being among the party that was attacked. The
matter will soon be brought to the notice of the Chi.
nese government, and an investigation of the affair
is promised.
The Inhabitants of Gonchai, Formosa had resisted
the efforts of the new generain.chef to capture the
pirates, and renforcements were called In and the
place had nominally surren iered.
Whlle the English gunboat Opossum was al Ichang
placards were posted on the gates Offering reward
for the murder OF foreigners and the destruction of
their steamers.
The American hospital at Hong.woo, established
through the donation of o Philadelphia lady, con.
tinues in successful operation.
Mr.. Cooper is making active preparations for the
IndoChinese expedition.
The United States steamer Unadrla is at Hong
Kong the Oneida at Hako1adi, the Iroquois and
Ashuect at Nagasak. The Aroostook IL over due at
Nsgasaki from Hakodadi and the disturbances in
that quarter have probably detained her. IL is re-
ported that both the Unadilla and Maumee have
been condemned. After undergoing necessary re-
pairs they will be sent to California and sold.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-For Onicini Drsws
ing for July 49, 1859, another part OF the paper
TAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers, Is Wall street, New forss
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THE NEW DOMINION.
i,yiva, of General Ryan and Colonel Coarticr
n CaTAds.
CLIFTON l

CLIFTON HOUSE, ONTARIO, July a, 1859.
General Ryan aud Colonel Courier, OF the Cuban
service, are here, and intend making Cufton their
headquarters for the present.
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Cristadorc's UurivaIled Hair Dyc.-soid
and applied bic wig and scalp factory No Assor House
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Words Of Cheer for Young Men, Wbe, Hav-
ing fallen Victims social evils, desire becker
Sent In scaled letter enyeopes free 2, cnnsss
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ur,e.h ne a Nvciden,s BLUSH, IL tho

psachy eomperion which follows The use OF HAdAN'n
hAGNOLtA BALM II IL the true secret OF beauty Fashion,
sbls ladies' in society understand this,
This Magnolia Balm changes ae Iasc country girl mos
ety belle more rapidly than any other one thing. .
Reduces sunburn, Tan. Frscklss Bloches and all effects
used, and q seu,al, cultivated, fresh sspressi,n
n obtained which rivals the bloom OF youth
spsctsbie stors and nss getting this Magnolia Bsms
heat Hair Drssaiue.
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F0f VWFutysWVe V0ntN
you kill every cockrosch, water bug, dcs, moth bua
about premises. Lyons Insect Powder will do N
and nothing else VIII Look out for frauds 10 buying Bug
get the right thing death 10 all insects Sold 10 bot
tee only Any who pretends TO soil BY the
pound 70 swlnd,sr Depot NJ 2 Para row, New York.
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Arrest OF Dealers In Observation-Disclosures OF
Loyal Cubans to tho PatriOts-Reported De-
feat and W0uudiug OF General Jordan.
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traction Of the country and the immeasurabe peril
Of the Church
The STIR says the Lords have rushed upon the
certain consequences OF defylng the national WILL
The division OF last night has revealed the spirit In
which the bill has been opposed from the first.
The telegraph thinks the Lords have virtually
settled the fate OF the bill for this session of Paria
ment. new bill will be presented, more stringent
in form. and it must be accepted. n anything was
needed TO damage the Church and arouse the
country to passionate resistance the reckless debate
Of Yesterday has furnished IL. The country has
reached great crisis. The nature OF the course
which the Ministers should adopt admits of no
doubt.
The Ne,rs considers the country in the midst of
constitutional crisis. The Lords, giving full swing
10 their reckless impulses have rushed into col.
lisbon with the government the Commons and the
country. The duties and responsibilities OF the
situation should be weighed by the Ministers with
the oalmness and confidence OF men sure OF an ult.
mate and speedy victory. The bill, when presented
at the autumn session, win become law with great
speed. The Lords will not require the threat OF the
creation OF new peers to lead them to assent then to
more stringent measure. They certainly will not
pe allowed to oppose themselves third time to the
will Of the natien The country must decide whether
an irresponsible debating society is to be allowed
'>'F~'S "S'"~S'' - ~. ~ NyAfWyyxes E'',PvSsA
and convictions constsutlonally exbrsssed.
Bssiness N the House OF Commons Probable
Course or Mr.. Gladstone.
LONDON. July 81, 1882
IN the House Of Commons tonight there was
full attendance Of members.
petition praying for the rejection Of the amend
ments 10 tho Irish Church bill was presented ana
received with loud cheers.
Mr.. Milbank, member for the North Riding OF
YORKSHIRE, wanted TO know II IL was competent for
this House to demand an apology from the House Of
Peers for language used BY their lordshps insoent
to he PREMIER and insulting to the dignity Of tho
Commons
The Speaker declared that the question was net.
thes point Of order one Of privilege This House
was not cognzant OF what passed In the House OF
Lords ana I've decided that the question could not be
entertained
LONDON, July 2l-Midnieht
II Is rumored tonight that Mr.. Gladstone viii
withdraw the Irish Church BILL and, a. soon as the
supplies have been voted VIII prorogus Parliament
, 1869-06-25

a early "a yesterday noon, but most cauae late
fo f% ne se ~ hfae!9alaE tns axsukes WseE
splendtd bands from Min sukne, marched nd "a
Turner : HAL through welcome arches stretched
asS7e S tna see st.ss. pas. buildings galy decorated
wrenths, festoons Of 1owe1z md green leaves.
A. ehs A4eefnblJ Chamber, iast evening, the
ssad s9sisss ssrs n f9s9sS csa s
II German BY Acssr1 Hsn1 md FtApf Nasatn9,
Mhn wese respondad 70 BY III. Cltich, President
T6e erentnT concert. Last evening, VA. not p..-
ncnlatly worthy of commendstion, but thst this
tee n,esa @ssss. ns 1sSs <, I'd er'sadia
The Lest executed and most cujoyahie pieces On
r. rso97emne Eere TIC overtase TO Rotssplsr1e
"a = N h.e6. io9 aa Maauass ae se1s 81
Prayer, nom = Der Ffeisesutz, y atsa
Hast!asI q tais e!.y. xhe e, xa.ny app!sadsa
wauke NennerchoI, which ma excelleatiJ rem
+" Ave MNsA :" wa also ftvrn, and the. c1oltng
1S;es W. e4sRd volume & sna aassa l sa1naay.
--:Ae the conoert. thert vas grand procession
vim ~. dozen bands md soue sIensJ ban
Of Tie eaty cnoer-,, -nd being eaeesed
matinee md picnic
Chadbourne Win retain the p1e.- ---cT Of the
university unttl the Regents eao prov1d able
succeesnf, Prot. J. r. Strong has been unA4--
~ hs1e sse Fao IT,
Of the clats Of 15Go, P1eaident; Rev. Samuel Fal-
luF1, class OF 1kas, Orator, AMI D. u. FfAuer-
burger, claB Of 1888, Poet, for the ne1t anniyer-
MILWAUKEE. June s4.-chrtst.au Ritter had hta
examination yesterday, for fatally ttahbtng 3o1nG
Jansen; hstte5. Ut M tae aaEa9fee s3 garden: e..
next Circuit Court.
, 1869-06-25

Supreme Court DcCt1foNk-ThC Case
OF the Murderer MCCornltek-TAe
Crops.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, June ~.
An important decision Was tnade In tie supreme
Court here. to-day. In TWO caaeA from johnson
County. and fwo from Scott, involving the qucs.
ton Of taxation Of the shares Of National Hanks.
The Court, Ia q learned opinion, delivered
~ Jadrc Wright held In iayos Of the taxation OF
tho shares unutr tue law OF 1865, reversing Judge
Kothr.cks decision. who decided sgainst the taK
II the johnson County cases and affirming The
ta1ation IN the Scott County cases, The Court
was unAntmoas IN the decis1on-
The case OF Mccormick sentenced to death for
murder tn the crHt deSrea, Is now Ia tho hanis Of
viii be nodded to that for uaaus aaghtcy.
The hea7y and contlaued rala5 u Last week,
which prevailed pretty much al over
Iowa, did not injrre the small
grain ~ much 10 has teen supposed II wB
and rllins nnely. The State R5f.ter OF to-mor-
row VIII contain an article gtstng the
condition Of he crops ia al parts
Of ne sta, % nafn Ws Es.he{ ns taai nc
are Of the heaviest EruEtn ever known, the only
fault being thar the weather has naAc it too rank
With nne wca:hef the next month, Iowa will have
the heaviest aud largest wheat crop II has eFef
port injury. from the necessity u rplaa.tng.
and others that the vet weather has got the crop
t<hind three Teeks; but II : general thlas the
prospect Is good.
Pfu,. Is catering In promise. The Wild fruits
will be the best for ten yeats The yield Of straw
made them 80 abundant that theE glut the Ma1-
Ret 1t 1a:s1 12% cents quart
, 1869-06-25
INDIANA

Arrival Of Notorious EounteEfeI&ar1
MT Indianapolis Elorioua
Fourth-RnilEond Meeting at La.
fayrtte, &c
spectA Despascn to Ths Chicago Tribune.
Ikpt..--1=1 June ~
jaime. - t.-.-~u5y and II. NcAalngal, the
notorious oounterfelters. arrested near Fort
wa5E. On Wednesday. we're brought to this cdt5,
to-day, to await trtai.
Tns lndsrendent National Guards Of this place
decided to celebrate Aonaiay. the 9Th Of July. n
IN appropriate manner. The GERMANS Of this
city VIII ptletfate tho Ath-
Rey. J. c. Fletcher addressed the Chamber Of
Commerce, this AFTERNOON, on the subject Of
LaSarx77z, Ind, June ga large and en-
thuElasuc meeting Of citizens was held tonight
IN the interest Of the proposed Eaat and Wast
Railroad from Andersen Or A1nce, west tia
Frankfort, 1afayets, Oxford 70 bloomington,
IL 1t Wag determined to hold general conyen-
ton 1t tho Open House, In this city, On Thurs
day, July 1st, At o'clock p n, TO which delega-
tlonl are inrlted tfum the entire line
IXptl1lro1n3 IND, June 3A-The Journal OF
this raomtuG has nn4 account Of m !uterfteH
With the Dayton speaking Medium Mrs. schsf.
fer, experimenting the report OF the Spiritual
Convention Tne reporter Is satisfied that the
manifestations are huMbtR.
Our county tax II leVted At forty cents on the
one hundred dollars, and eeyentJ-hye cents poll.
This Will giye revenue Of about one hundred and
nifty thousand doIlarB.
, 1869-06-25
ELGIN,

second Day of shc Fox River DnirF
und Horticultural soeicty'a Eair-
Location OF the Northern Anknnc
Asylun.-DnmnEe by the late Enl1
torn.
Special Despatch to The c:icago Trianae.
E1a1X, Ill, Ju1y Fl.
The talr continues To-day md Il success, both
tn d.snlsY md attendance. The farming CON-
mun.ty have turned out ca sna.&ss and Sherman
ffau hxs been crowded all day long.
Tine total entries numbered +o3 1ae uoEai
Kingdom waa represented by oEef 2o specimens
Of those peculiarly adaptcd 70 snls tatAuoe.
strawberries kIe abundant, MauF Deln3 p1o9Hat
loFn from the CrJBtM Lake d4d;S~ ING
necucia1y success Of the UNDERTAKING u 3ssassu
IlllJ. ,h., rho 1nxane
Committee rad decided upon Elg1n - toeauoa
far :na1 Institution, and the announcement W.,
received With c7eat pleasure Is tals tas ~ st
nftsrnnt Ep1u hAs InAde to 4cc1fe eiA!e t1st'.u 80
tion The SucceBs Of The uoTCUtnt ptAkss ~ n
m tho tndomitab1e t1ergS and pef2eEesanee q 9.
our Xsyor, pr. Baldwin, assisted oy ss4unSn an
fr1ends of tho city, In Egn aud ne!gtoolaa8 eaa0-
Tates rrpT4 of the hail storm increase tne
arnn,nt Of dsmAge done. The crops norm Aae
Test of here werv ser.o1.tf damaged.
We afc having Bpaam Of Etad cog letG 10y ~
now, snd The po,iee ere tnstttauas . aaosafef u,
Att o'clock the committee 70 locate the asye}m y.
arrived Tomorrow theY sttte upon SAe ~
the tM!ldInG, and It u hoped me Fe&oo 2oos"s'"4
Klu te set 1t rest
, 1869-06-25

Nashville City Atfairs-Thc Pol.ti-
cal CnmpniGu md its Attendant

Nashville City Atfatrs-Thc Poltfi.
cal CumpniKn nnd It's Attendant
Vylre-E'u1ling-Statc Finances.
special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
NASHVILLE, June ~.
EAahytle city adalrz are still unsettled Two
OF the gentlemen selected 10 take placea II the
CITY Council, and become members Of the
Finance Committee, hare declined. The application
By certain Citizens for the appointment Of Re-
ce:yeE for tnc corporation Of Nashville VIZ u1-
Eued o-dAy before Chancellor Smith, OF Gal!aun.
Who fesefyed bis decision for few cay4 TIE
financial condition Of the 6t4te has been E1lsun-
te1slood. The letters OF the Comptroller and
Secretary Of State 1nlmating shat the Sia:e 70 o.
the verge OF bankruptcy are supposed u hare
ct cl the s,okes raction in
order to throw dtscredls upon Governor senter
and the Republican STATE standardization Thtse
les1ers E2de great ado about the money spent
lar the school system AMI tho Eailitla. brt ap-
pcafs thnt the whole amount expended 10. edn-
ea.tnH the children Of tie State Inst year WIS
Little more tlao s;oo, Gu, while the entire expense
Of the mlnii1 Will be hut tyo,ool The ;.nanets Of
Tennessee are not n hs.;ta5 CONDITION, t,qt
peope gee no necessity sos falling to pay he JalJ
,15sse Iae rncdps1 PAT ,,,7,,d q se aess
are worth Uareh ncye thaa the
Liabilities incurred fer them, and tho
STATE tax has Jet never exceeded I'll, ,do1 COZ.
Money CAL he borrowed to meet :ne stste neces-
Eitl-s To day, and there Is doubt her resources
IN SeiJ few JeAEA Nll bc 4bundAnilJ aoic TO pay,
Cnvife, or un?atr.ot!c Management, howcTe1,
nlE, for time, dt4aonor her ur1h.
, 1869-06-25
NEW YORK.

specia. Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
NEW yoRE, June 81.
4 novtn ent las commenced 10 extend the or
gauizauon and work Of the Citizens Association
through every city acd cornty IN the State The
movement will be made independent. Of parties.
rrBcuAsE or AKas BIT THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT.
Two thousand Remington rides, and 1,0o1, 600
cartridges Will he shipped 10 Havana next week.
The Spanish Government il making contracts for
tie speedy delivery Of 81, roe nnes.
THE T1L1BcsTERs.
Colonel Ryan, who escaped yesterday from the
Htc{1H, was tceu IN New York today. The. nen
ttat failed to get o1 last night a1e quartered In
various pa1ts Of the city, with the exception OF
nf,J, who have gone to Philadelphia. The steamer
that was to !eaye With the expedition last night Is
still outzide Sandy Hook
XAsoS1C.
The baptism OF q Iso5al Arch Masons son,
under the auspices Of the Alpha Chapter, Sisters
Of the Eastern star, occurred In St. John Church
to-day. Ii Fas The second instance Of the lind In
America
MONEY.
The money market was easier to-day, the high
est rates 1t any u1ue being thirty per cent per an
nutn- After bank hours there were liberal Offers
At s.I and i've per cent.
Drs1sEss sCsFEfs1oS.
V'hitlock Wallace, produce dealets Euspend-
ed to-day, H1lh henry liabilities, the eosptns On
being caused by the money stringency.
6JoCKE.
Tie stock market Rbows Increased activity, es-
rccally IN Fort Nayne, Rock Ialnnd and North
western. The action Of the Fort Wayne STOCK
holders IN LEAKING the road to the Peun5ylTaniA
Central caused Considerable animation tc. It was
generally anticipated. There we're lively dealings
in express ssoe5s on q report thai the companies
had sereed On compromise and would act har-
y7ry{nr 1E hnPrn nffar pr,{ nj fAA nf
, 1869-06-25
FOREIGN.
The French Cable Expedition
Progressing Finely.
Another Netice. Of Amendment 10
=, the Irish Church Bill.
Napolton's Spetth 10 the Soldiers at the
Camp Of Chalons.

Cseat Rritniu. -
TIE 1H1sH CHURCH BuL,-AKoTuKa NOTICE Or
AxxxpxKx1.
LONDON, June f.
la. -.---e ot Lnrds to-nteht yisco,nt Lenasn
caye notice Of N amendment to tho 1s1sh Church
BILL relieving giebe hoases Of debt, tncreaxtng md
extending 0tebe lands. and granting tYenty.fye
scrts OF lapd 10 the Catholic and Presbyterian
Churches
The yleeFpy Of Egypt hns gone to Wi1nisof On q
yls.t 70 the Queen.
e7rpxR1s FOR coRSxL rf1znHrr.
4 rnh1ie hren kfaRt vsR t4fen here tht9 noofntnu
, 1869-06-25

ment6 Of the republican zp1tt Of Dur tdtt1tuttons
by insisting On meaau1e4 nt prescription far e1-
United States and Reconstruction nets, have reE.
dered rhena -r1Wofsuy Of the respect and conf
dence Of The Toters Of AlsEettppl: fatort1g the
proposed Fifteenth Amendment; depr4cu11n4 IL
tempH 70 impose greater disabilities 1an
imposed BY Cnn1rees: piedgtn2 ,unw1ver-
toK supPus 10 General Grant; faTottug
EniyerE1l euGtzee 4n6 universal amnesty On the
reconstruction Of tho Statn to Federal reant1ons,
and p!ed2tuR thenselveS 70 urge CoaE1eEs to r.
move the political disabilities Incurred By paztiet
patton In the Nhe1llou-
The Central Executive Committee was author.
lied to issae An address to tho people aod to cal
+. State convention 10 nominate Stase ot1ce1H
whenever convenient Entire harmony prevailed.
He2ry TaiDs the p2At few days have been bene-
1ctal 10 the crup4
The Yetgtr ut4l haA not yet closed. Further
re7uunnJ designed to estsbush the insanity Of the
p11soner has been o1ered.
, 1869-06-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
PMbEfslted This Day:
WALTER. SAVAGE = LANDOR,

l. B1o&sRAPHY with Portrait snd mustiatsun1 By
3uHx FuHsH1. yol QkoMn tyu. Nearly 10 paEeA
C2o&h. &a1o; HaN Gill 4km
IL. Fn7ztef the ss1thor o9 the wall known hfoE11phJ
q Gelelth ha1 bad se most aaapte La4tetal taE se
pfodneed narrative Of fars literary inteet end
po1taofe AZ peet nd Psnse KItsE La3dos's srt.t
county =. y En.:na t.Sass " iaaeeaes e II u
q trentenpcIa.J EusAh pocts5 docs not embrace any
thtnE tneE thAn E,a1y od hls Gstrs an9 u,tltattTc
~1nz&4Q2IJ Conrg1g4Hnnl" :.
!. Ito b hoped i = II. Fus.tes biography vii b
u Etsh ths naauG. P1anesieas u Laador q xaona
sin haet 16aor for multitude Of eseFant sen.
teasts ff Etedot1 VII nd indignation In{eisesah.e
The He q L1ndnf tncludes the history Of tarce Ecn
esatcns q striking literary aclr1tysbs rrod lieh
gave to EnSttAh le4tera Byron. Kea:a SteiIey Cale
rdxe. Wentworth, Lamb HAzutt-
, 1869-06-25

Eon&ccrAtion OF n Cathedral uf FaF3.
buule-NaFrow Escape from ucinE
Buried Alive-The Weather.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
ST. PAC1- MINI. June -.
TIE Cathedral Of Our Nercilcl saylo1r, a: Fa1-
bsul:, which has been IN proccas Of construction
Grated to-day. There wAs 1 large crowd In attend
anta from III pa1ts Of the STATE. The cathedral
cost SlGo, ,1o1, and Is p&ld for.
About = mile fEom the c1tyt In IN excaraiion
made for laying \ pipe BY the Water Worts Con-
r4nv, N enhNkmeut IA which seven men
were 1t Wort. cHved IN. Two men wtte coM-
plctely cosercd hut b. g1es. e@oyt were dng out
In Ett to sAye their ures- though badly injured
TIE weather "a not jet stttted, though heavy
showers Art Less frequent than iakt week.
, 1869-06-25
WISCONSIN.

,.sE o' The Northwestern SEN.
E1rLund III Nndi.nn- r;ntrrr.ttx
'atterA-aIiluauxec uuxder Ca.c.
despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune,
Tbc,, MADISON, Wls., June ~.
,rruisa, ea,s.arluy thirty .oye fnr,et,e, r,oro
la. sra.., a'anesota, lows and Michigan. opened
,hr-s .ls .s. snd Is grand success TO dax
80 ,aesn,sta ~ rtrtica pzesen.. With nea-If
wa1xes, two ieos feos, 'st!n Aadson, tEe IRON Nj-
croese. W..e9ox1a o1 SaIk CITY, md one eaca from
,Ms1s1'ls 2fe ID Geen arGf rea!3 Oa -
ion psnpuas s asassvle oi tas stste: OF % eae5
l9vs; one sQa Sev colea, c:.Df Gns nd ~ Aects9oii