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, 1869-08-03
CHICAGO, TUESDAY. AUGUST 8, 1869.

:" Mos.seh .,s sn.", 'a ,e'd H.. 81 P'an p;s
;:.a's n; M IN; !s;' - ::s;,ss; r:;;s
in p,trrull alpl captIte,l tru 81 III" party, atpl
t.eh, ten T. s 7h", I a,s,tr{ 81 ~ sasns1.s
hs,lup 1ren tss''eth 1.Harnx rtr't'"r pkrsrt.
ltsmil nhartft ilsnty lre:t. w. tatss @ 'ahnf..
~. isstwepH H,"l ~ "'e!taA II nIvhs. tLey Hs'
ih1te ,urn uH The mai. vim '"nAe's sliaplr''nla.
1'tnn lIelr sr'".al "a hs1t thr 's'sttn a'd rs'tT
III III lu!sa l'elMl, h4e,tn tfa1, *''a"s! ~,
.!a.. wi .t,'n'y T. .n!sIrd u .s u,'nsi 'ns ~.
tuTslr,t hume. WteA ttl1 fsrta Ntfo kntswh l1to
wit,r.t A.ltrlnrns iaessi*at Ut leAin IN halAt.
Tuluu IT.. su thr trr.nt act uut 10 eapIMto
ihc .nla,nr. They .coArrd tlle *hnlc roun'Fy,
and foh s,z sl'+n Who @ sta not t'r .s1 gnG1 "G e.
rtAtn sud .l4t IA jail. Tue rar!trn eni "aA n!'H .:
fever heat. Mel. irom all parts Of tAr country
rams puulf.lg lIl,u !rkn swea11ng ycu.cauce. 4
utn aslt cubsueiHg lraling cii'zcna OF t'ek'n anu
l,eia,a... The thfutx hur1oun1rti ths Jul anu a..
th1rH1cn,i 10 use 1urce. Nothing. however, ~ -
attempted til ia:e III nght, "hcn the c1s'E1 m
cIta4eI. The r4aninr Ha4 krFt N until ot!ofk
tn euuduy Inornln4.. when tae doors "sss e.:
broken hoHn, nus! the mot rushed tata t1t
.,ullilrg Ant 'leusAEtA'l The Kegs Of tilc
Gel. ~lcse 1le r1ngleats'. hnl H., ner,s, s,,,ce WIS
t,n,tn Was procured, who beat down The non
door ut l,!e cell. fIere desperate hantt.to-
hand encounter IN the dark took place between
Tho doouleI uaan sud the crazcd tnbh During
The melee thrre men Herc stabbed b. Berry. onr,
II is Thought, f4tNy. 4 lew shots wefe bred u
h,.u, one passing through his hfad. lie vas
1raiiJ overcome and dragged 10 the nearest tree
and isAchet'. where his bodJ hung I'LL daylight
The excitement is by no meana allaEed, aud Tue
popuiAce Fill thirst for blood ucef1 are htlll IN
pursuit OF another man who Is supposed ~ hare
shot Pratt. Wien he IL taken, I repetition Of the
atoye Da} be expected FTatt was young man
highly esteemed by every one. and brother to the
Sheriff.
, 1869-08-03
MISSOURI

4 Free Fight Senr ST. LouLs-Thc Pm.
r.Iast ThuExron shot-Murder nnd
LynchtnK in TnxeWeu County
Cotored Feop1o's Celebrntton-IRusi-
ness OF the St. Louis Post Office
The Direct Trnde Movcment.
ST. LoC1s, Argusr Ia light occurred In one
Of the western subarns yesterday afternooa. LIZ
tween part! Of I1ye1 Eeo. who were t1k1n8
d11re, and some toxdies who seemed disposed 10
take possession Of tnetF cazT.RGe- DUEuR the row
sherEHu ThurMoo, the pug.l,ss and some friends
druFr up and Thutston demanded fatT play.
He WIS 1nmedisieiy assaulted, when he
knocked three Of hls ASSISTANTS down,
when he xaa shot once behind the
na1, tearing portion OF the ear away; once N
the cheek, The ball passing through the mouth !:
once IN the hip, The bal reaching shs bone Thur
fefs good deal his wounds arc hot fatal
St. LOUIS, AUG Sust 2-7ho excitement II Pekin.
Ill. tn regard TO toe Killing Of the Deputy Sheriff
OF T1zeHe!l County, while at42nEang y arrest
two horse thieves enllnlnated = o'clock Jestef-
daJ morning, when : crowd Of men fron the
cnuntJJ huzEt Into the tAtl took the leader OF the
gang out and hung him TO = trec. LIE some Way
obtained poe4easion Of 4 clasp knife and cut seF-
ctsl Of the l1nehlu9 party, one Of them 70 badly
that he probably VII not recover+ II TRs thought
th1t Bonc tuort Of tbs gang would oo lyuched-
pr1raie despatch from New Orleans an
nopnces the burning OF tho ship Pauline DATtd,
i1urn Liverpool to-day.
The coloEed people Of thts cis1 ce1tbra:ed the
anniversary Of sManc{E&12on from slavery IN the
Bltish West 1ndles, To-day. BY = proocsalon. Tue
&ASoltc and o4het 8ocIe<1es nAdo qultn = credit
nbEc trt e1f1ncH4 ... -.
Iter. rseT Il H.:ers Il aEel r: the roz: O1es
, 1869-08-03
VOL. XIII,

s"ls 1hrre wss great desrh n pto1t.nna4 and
aHtJ ri. Tile pAtthA strfRft,mrHt, winch hAz teen
attacking tIs fortified plAhtatlons fur sune
time rsat. defeated tha FFsnal renfor'etnents
tthl 10 1neet lhetu. Gntohei Uanafn. commanding
lie Ff.atsti fGtt ~. NuHtle1. Tim expedition NAs
4tn| |ret1 II fpIuf u, tfIr rItr. hut sao1 ~ at,f
"a tfetafRtbf,4 WEte tinnplrl1 The tAtftUts vii
ttth!tIstlf RtIark Hatilsap III t>hla Tlia negro
In''Ila That ailH lhe tsii ul"H InFtta l'flluttre
ttalrd ilut.l'rt Ut Ian1IIas Il, esnalA st"'n lha
rtsH'nihs Tin '4'e*imrl1i ,f l'nrt'" Ptinr'l+' j.
s1!"thd, Mr. !rtR"s"ti. h",x 'uttI~n,"'l \!
Msns!in. al,taIns.t hIs teleaar, nn;nher at
i'piltIoal Iflaa.rEs hara Rls" l~niI fnsrssFs9
IL tHt,sT4uEAtu nj ttIlslh a"ffnsla,h1at"<'
hn&IHx tHrII lnts ltttInh. IHMfn ltnt'"flAht
ss gtr At!AtInhs Afs ri iat t4s!. tiu sans Ut
s4l1tsatr ptnIe.Iy will l4A1 t!a.z. n aucsluH. u
il AKHrEtt that HE Euen IuAAH Repatriation III
ihh siatex I'm nrtI u fsIItal IMaat4,fA M"In
iJot,jIs ATS 4!ell.&s.1 tfnu Lie IhttTlT. Tia In-
9lu New luik Hesalt haJK Il Aua t.:t.A EAuIurcd
III Washington thai lcI!I9rrtt fIXhla would In &c
CORDED tn Cubu, ~ nHF RnfefAIt,uAl, xilh1n len
daJs, anu beta IL ttat eHett neru utfcsrI Ihc
1nnuF hnNe Nettr. fla4 hu IullLat1n. - tue Cutf!n
luGxtluI lu9 Hut t.eti I,cfDEe lhr LAa14tA fuf I'll
lraAl ulFee wtuks- .- .-
uAyAfA, August Y.-Mr. Sait2, relative oil tht
American Cut4Iul VI baFue I+A GfAInlr, laa brcsI
ArreAttt 9I.d 4tht 10 Jla.AlA. Fur kna1rch c1!-
sttaluer Harct lnu for SLtsit.AA. Tiit haIuu IHen
c.nI I,4e,I i. I,ultlul Ut the Ast Spanish expedition
10 Mexico.
AGsires from Puerto lTincre represent the
gnrr1son Us atuudAhsly raplllcl vltl provisions
Hkrmi.hes ART ErENr;tt Ut haNto E.iHrilu. F,ilA
ClnlA ull TIndu'l. iu which the >panlsh troops
were 6ueceEtful.
, 1869-08-03
WIBUUHBIN.
Alfrst nj n wife Htttsipfrf-4 1Nt1tl.
HH- ls"t,bef ~ tHst"hf,

Aff+.t nj II ssit~ Rtnt.ipfrf-3 1utptl.
HH+ 4t"t,bef ~ tHst"ttfs
hrs'4as l'-sl's". h III. tl"rn" fst''Hes
M4rts'*, Aoa =
4itEiu u t,tilstai%ia es.4lettIitt lstfn A'pl n
i'.As tlss, ~ is ssa1Ft. h'"dll l'.tiE'tsF nj
Fpt,dllitd GhAFtlnJ i.,llnltaA III tfst t4taths a
lsI NJ Maj, hat w1.It4 s:~lua ,aI hui " law 'i4ts
sHn, aIttl 4hu EeFlIsttat"f Ut WtEh
Msa AtEesled ~ 1ts h1iilso nf hi4 daughter,
III t!ntat ILL.,. aud brought l'ak hers M h4snTlay
nIe11uK. AtAtI,itHg IL EErnIt, tirElIAEsl 3uctt.
lltEHxR, ID tEAEs lid, living vi trAs FlatHA Nlth
lis Nife and inaTsIssl daughter AMI her lalitan!,
Rut t1Ee II tue 81 Wnnsaa ~lLn WEE DFnf eI ytatH
CID aui OLE day followed her nut Into Tho acld
Ahere h4n lAa Euat, cuHlEury to llta Or
deEs, ah,l Aicled, bcai aud pulled het
alnli with buth violence, dragging her
t6 the hnlss ty ihe hair Of tier head 4n'l !Mhlcting
aneh injuries ih4t sha died IN lwo days. Tho
farts ~rss not Developed I'll recently when
qua7r! tlok place bet Reea tie nlAn AMI h1s Hon.
in.law, when complaint Wal mAde, ant the man
ned before M o!.lccf could ErAch him With war
rant tut W2s pursued, arrested and brought here,
hm examination being 1xsd for Tutslay.
MsLWAEkKE7 August 2-f3cnrJ Bruyton alias
Iieztk!ah lIrouFhton, who robbed the United
states Express COMPANY. at lhcl1c GUY. Iowa, on
tie 1Gt Of last mouth, wAa alTusted on SATURDAY,
ut WanEesha, whe1c he WIS luIur1atlng on The
funds, buying farMs nnd having L good time gen.
ernl1y. Ii seeDs That this gatue HFzytcn robbed
man 1T Eacie, W!scoDtln, Of II l,st5. conc three
yenrs since, which !e1 to hls discovery as tho cx
psvss rolbcr also~ The money WAS recovered.
, 1869-08-03
OHIO.


Te1ttIr Eabr.c, cxpo.,r,ou n, GIN.
rtu1n,+ T,n,,,,.r-s,, xru-,tort,,
Conx+nt3.un nr r1u,,.ftr,n.
a, saeets, Ils.na,eh 1 to IT Tns h chic.an tribune
WOOSTER, August 2.
Jaco,, secds,. Of this cIty. made 4 balloon a..
..,n., s.o-, ,1'o S.I,r e. W.. th,s attsrr.an
eeu"ua Hou @ - ce3 uo - .0'o AooAs A.
Al : O'CLOCK ihe pailooa was pult " i1o1essos
John y 1e OF Lancaster. "a. the celebrated Ero-
uant 1t waa sect1sts INT ascension. The balloon
1use maRnincently. and ne dispfByed great co1z-
age auu coolnesA In Its management. In passing
UIryl!e be dAcortFed thatthe valve was htIanRed.
In ATTEMPTING TO land be Nas dragged through
cp tcnces and urroosed the growing corr To
ayoid being eDtaagled IN trce.top he tanreh out
o5 The cAr when the balloon noAtet away. It Ens
Inst 6ecn passing Lawrence, MasslIoa acd Can-
ton.
CIEc1Shi11. August 9-The eIcceas Of tue Sec
bnd opposition nl TIC "oosen Aanufattufefs AS
soettion o1 tue Northwest q "a assured lact; thns
will he shown open. the display ls maSnt1eeht, e.
ceeolor. n tue oItuton o! .'lstin1ushea 1uoEes,
Any c1 1alb!non ol N1He 1aht1cs 5et hetn 10 tnla
ARRANGEMENTS n4se HolkeFi WIN q VIII ara hase
aouc thelhseiEea s!ea} cftu1t' me lnteseA takcn
In the movement ia not. o. was the ca.c III GU
c5go last sear, confined toa ley. hut IN general
for instance, the tIhnkeFs OF the city contributed
over ss,N0, The Common Council voter! m ap.
preparation of s3.fO0 the ratlf0Ads Without e1-
Ion I'd Wooie s q aTe wsM vssenea ut
e T91 Is eff a e sa9T 9nst 81
cree;sd especially for the puT1s'ss.
upon: III The S e7Sosit'on viii t. Il opeae4 o. Tass.
foina tcules Viii Hta ase e'oeG r,aee Al Tkes opeTa
House aT3 o'clock TucEtlaJ afternoon, when
welcome address viii be t1e!!verr-l by Governor
IIu.es, followed by an address h5 Hon. H. storer,
NJ fhA rIfY DthTf sntt,fheS and n.lttry,4srg Will
, 1869-08-03
TENNESSEE.
'tgir GsstirFn tOFiN1 tthfHFutEn-skrb~
rta t'nrr1 Ing rttfnEr with n High
gtnntt-Stfrrt Sights in 31eHirfsfs.

Fir t.lthrrnntuEanlt 4. t1ln r n IL n-tteb-
rta tnrrI ing Things with n High
Gt14sttt-Stfcet Sights in 9feinEfsfs.
.-Iatla! I,t-ra.cl, to 1lt sislraEn Tribune.
nashville, August 2.
A letter ffum Memphis shUws litr rrrtnttlltatti
atIi II, tt!inlift1 frauds In the tItHtln Hi,nt ~
tntt. ,nt, tlnyttnnf Seniors tlesnnrrntr Heeta-
,,n.s la,r ,,,1 arlr,ul+1 single clerk " JniRr
ftI III H,nnEI.at thr ftr}'uttirHHs+ although
!f.fttrt'rr t!tr rFlr+.1 y! tl""'f'I lsFe
utnr'e tf' e!nal!r ,t.sft!ti 1ttwteu ttt parties.
~. ersHfatt ih!ng llarts flatt tH-ftl rrnFlftil
tf Irt'"i sri+ra, rtlnrrs III" !aw ft'lurta TINT
thts. t:.a H.. Is'' l,i.-nirt. tf tina IL tn tr+r
lht t"!".t" men ft"H. sttnr, atr1 l,rlate'l MA!
ttart! J. MttrTtlta !t"Fiihhans Rtt INIT ri ~
fut ..w legislative f"ke4 i.-a t@"u sn''"GssfH
'rhe ~ ttnt N"fns"'h hna ren'lltlnt"s ttPve with
"re l.",n The sst a"'l t'''aa te''H'"a'a'l ~ tAS
Gtntts MI. y ~ 1T enthusiastically f"sa+l ~
th. r'tlf. l1tt,"l,ha't 1"ttt,
Nj nHtI"..'i. In is'in'-ih.tl ruutnu's" rl,"t'1
sur L.t4 t",a4. thts4ts"L Will %itl.H:ss. IN ii.
er.-, il ~. nata.tss i4at. .'"Is i,"t wNh '-~s,
Lila iif. 1T ii l4ai to'ni nj t,r.frl, An .t'i~t:
Inf inat n ttas i4IH IA II" t.tieI a!tt viii Hit*e
4sn4 WI T.. ttt s"L4-a a.t liz ttlttt'thA t,AAse -
4i., !, ~ f "s.e -..
ih.4. 4 y 5.in4t that tl,n stinSEliia htJ t:s'ns
s II.ls .4.HiIII It hEnkL. t. Ia st:sI;ni 1ie'ttt
4H hn1. .T, ~. II Ia y. II hin,, 4lt.t !aTfG INF
lInH III jiIa etn ii tLn tfi Ia u" Ltd Lit y 4t!
Ahmln ln.HE1aI hnkEs HI't All thaTH.s hith having
AIit adj nalI.ltltI thr tt4Ir Aa1 Ut teta u isH-
Hh..ld lc IHleIIEIt Hiih h} lhs elras 1T hunteE-
MtArfIs, AHHH.l :.-f,liIl:4 4te getting NnrHl.
e,trtal n15rrt Atits hEuttr.t i%-dai frJl &!sEns-
, 1869-08-03

CnIorcd rcopsc'x Celebration OF yycst
Indian EnlnnclHaxiou-Thc Pink
cFton-EcIkcr Ensc mt Detroit.
spec!al Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
pT11oH,.August2 2
The colored people OF this s2c!nlty to-day pEup-
e1ty celebrated the amir etsa1y Of the emancipa-
tim In the West Indies. Several thousand assem-
btcd At Sandwich, coming ispa this city lad
Windsor, and by boats from Maiden, Anhersth1Eg
and Chatham and addresses were made By col
orcd speakers, Dinner WAS served IN the grove
Balls nnd c1curnlons are going on In Large humber
TIL. evening.
Allnn l1uleztoa commenced In our Police Corr1
To-day. The only witness examined WIS johnson
a!ic4 BareF. Who EWorc that S. y. Fclkcs offered
him s. no 70 XII Ptnkertou, and thst he accepted
the proposition, NOT for the money bot foI the
promise Of 4 position on Colonel Woods force
IN crosa-exan.nnuon. johnson Owned up 70
many crimes, refused 10 answer questions about
others, and, ha.ing previously 1nkde m AFFIDAVIT
that pinke1ion himself hired HIN 70 assault HIM.
The cpuft adjourned without the examination Of
this witness being dntfhed.
SewA has been 1ecett I'd here Of the destruction.
hy Gre, Of the nols mill Of RatEeJ Sessions, Al
I1aiuwcn Loss, sla,uoo; INSURANCE, 5s,op-
, 1869-08-03
SPRINGFIELD.
stntr E.htttpn of tf,r Public l.nsx.-
AFttcfrs - incnrrnFntinn Filled
E3rF~s6 ffHhHets tYfrhft.t1s etFs

stntr F:htttost Of thr Public l.nsxA-
AFticfs.g nj Incorporation Filed
FtSrFeas Afnhbers tSFrRfth. *tF.
ar'tin! ltrrn.r!I ~ 1hr rfslr.s" Tfhnr-
frksknEtrti', August =.
1he Rltsn sltl.n! 1T ttn ruhllc laws
IT tie TrrhtE- -sistu t1ti.esnl Assembly Ut
lnt,"'. s nrw N srAlHas+. n,ri "a hs4nH 'I's',t"t
~ IN ifH sat.s~ t-".tiirs el ihs '"titts nr NH
ttta ttnlt-I tn trt-eta Ihsft1; 1ltp rt't.
lr .tn..asts 1T f,'t tHIratsi .tf twentt thnt IN:
te.s a,.l4,.,t4ttts fhsss sls+l th it'r HFn IA nA
I.} hot 4.asnt tusHts.tttimsi t@sGs t1e tdE:
p,..4.i tt!Ht4s II l.ss nI~in ftt4entGt and ntats
Aullitl 4,i1 In i.p tIene.ai AAautIttt Ia nus
Ut IlIp }..Is& t.ata sid i.uttEsi 1!tl4t4a ~ I+:
i fAns Inst usuf l.s"ssl t5"tst ittp aata t,rf@tl
lEll aInt IL titEsIt tti1 tet at siEalthat -
Ia tu inss'sI u ,tut tsaiaiuh Ia ih.tsa nst Lasu
FeAsthi III tGfAF tH }ltlsit.
Z hr IIt, hneh. Ainllly i"lnrAlF, esltitAl slact
tih4aAi ltle.t AIit.lrs nf tht+1E Et"sAlt.tA tlAt.
TKtnI{ tht,lisaL1 tluilxsa Kha F1tsit el hF iile
Hlale TIaasIsIt h-stay 1t0lA the tnliecnF OF MIL
EaA ltHGiF.
i'ha ht1ed Engars 1T this CiIy, III. fahnan and
j. j. 1ul,Lgr Hern aItcsttai iAst tight nnAn lhe
EatIusil Inu tIat Enf wrTu tle pAFtles WIt0 f1hhe
1lG l'u!trti btates EAprr.a tNMpaR5'k .ats laAt
Ar11l Oh The tApress cas near Mound htAllont On
Tie r. i v. Il II. They were ftOth delivered II
tie bhGtI1 Of ftfawn County, HAo Will Judge thtio
in inr MuHnt sterling jul IL awat their 1ItAl.
Tue lntc rc+taence III Mayor lies, ono OF the inst
set{!Gra Ut springfield, waA HoI thla Afternoon at
public auction Ia! tHI,==au, The lot Il 192 bJ 1af
tect, sud IL un tAe block soulh Of the Leland
Hotel
, 1869-08-03

lndInn DcPrrdnt!onx-A Profitable
ERFna-The Tc4ns Cattle TFade.

Indian Dcprrdnt!onx-A Profitable
ERFna-Thc Tc2ns Cattle TF1Ade-
specinl DeapAsch to The Chicago Tribune
LAWRENCE. Kansas, August 9.
On Tuesday last humber Of mounted IndIans
appeared At Sheridan, the western terminus Of tue
kansas Pacific Road, And droSe on sixty head OF
stock. Trains have quit running during the night
t,Eiw cen Ellsworth and Sheridan.
The wheat crnp on rhc Catholic Mission farm,
IN the western rart Of this State. has been har-
vested and threehed, nud from tho setcnty-1Fc
acres sown, 8,t1e bushels, IN average Of forty
bushels 10 the acre, WAS gathered.
Tic Te1aa cattle trade Is lively At Abilene, the
principal shipping point In Weste.u kauaas, Il the
following transactions show: ISL tecond-class
steers II t2s each: s6o fccond.elass, NJ 81 each
one droyc, 100 head, at NC gross; 200 head
mixed cattle, aveEaee At rs; 20 Joke work cattle,
poor. at so per yoke; 5000 head berf steers,
second-claes, at ssaa1o:: SEQ DO, aSctage
at S2&. Several lots Of Etnteted TeIAz cAttlt,
from TO year, oil, sold n cent? Gross; f,ooo
Lead !eft during The week for salt Lake, 4o1 Tor
Montana, 1,ukn for Omaha a1d 9lO for Idaho.
There are now remaining for safe ln the Abellne
market Il. Go9 secrs and 0Us1 mixed cattle which
hr expected to be wtn,e1ed here There ase n
least l.U,tsO head now route 70 the Kansas mar
, 1869-08-03
Fisk, Jr.'x Cotton Spcculntions.
~ t$,r 1..,xs II


Gorhxn Gf1r has commenced \ Euit IN equity
In The Cuiled Sta,ea Circuit court for the South
en- Dissl.ct Of New YoTk, 10 recover about 4aoo,-
ot., which be alleges he has lost through James
Flsi 1r., having failed to keer N agreement With
hin Te,a1tcs to spcc1ntions IN cotton. Gray t.
ieSes thss II June Last he agreed with Fisk TO
form partnerrhip IN buJ1ng and selling cotton,
F,kk agreeing thsr Gray should make purchases
Aod ka1es Of k4rgu amounts Of cotton, on joint &c
count, aud ttkt Ftsk should, as far as deemed
necessary b. GEaJ, fuan.sh The funds
needed to pay for al COTTON purchased. and for
defrsJtnG The uecessar! expenses Of purchases
and sairs, the pro 1u and loases to be shaEed and
borne, twp-thlIdh by Fisk and one-tntu by GE1y.
Thai 10 PURSUANCE Of this agreement, large pu1.
chasea Of cotton Werr made b5 GraJ anil raNhed
hg Ft%k, Gray receiving $16,oG0 only trpu Flax;
that la1He sunH necessa5T to paT Tor the cotton
and cas7p On The bua!ne8s were expended b. GRAY
and demands ma1e for them or Ftat. but thai he
thaI Gsay suffered thereby dAtEAge 10 the extent
pl fauoWl. Gray further alleges taat he
has been Compelled to sell IL the said
AMcun1 OF cotloa II great Racf11ccs on
account Of the -fu11Ineut By Fisk Of the aeIee-
uent; that the cop1rnershtp Has dissolved bJ
nutuAl consent, bot no settlement OF tue cofsaft-
neEL1p Acopunsa has been raode. although sinca
the dissolution tray has frequently applied 70 FssS
for q cnal settlement; that Cray has paid Large
anuun:s, both before and since the dissolution. II
respect Of the cocartnersatp, a3d that upon et3e
and lust settlement q considerable he1ance Wonid
be ahoHn to be due ITpn FISK to GRAY, which the
fp5oer refuses to par. Gray aAks that Fisk be re-
1pifrd TO Elbow caQse Why he should not pe1tofI
hts agreement, aod fer an accounting. Fisk has
been scbpenaed to appear and Answer.
, 1869-08-03
CUBA

The lnsurEcnts lncxcuytnE in yuru-
b<fo nnd ACktyiEy-AErcAt OF n Hel-
nttvc OF thc American Conaul Mt
SnEun LII Grnndc-HcPorts OF Sktr-
tH1ahC4.
HAVANA, July 3l--1t u reported tnat two sla-
yc1B landed In E11co fLiaa D4AtTtct On account Of
ZAluc;a NAlluo+ On Wednesday Lad h,UO0 negro
ip1urEcuts attacked Futrto Principe mAk1ax :
general raid through the city. spanian troops 10
ins number Of 4ot0 men attacked them se-
xas cppiesied inch III Inch, the ins1rKentA
reitae p peEfeet osier has!ns 19h,sssa tho sS3sss
drstroTed pro.l51ous vaiued 1t II, ,ooo and tn8do
good their fct7ca,- The spAulards dont give any
saiinaie Of the patriot lo2s TniEt5 Jour hundtet
Of tsc!r ar1y were ta1ca TO the oaff2e0 " Fo1-
, 1869-08-03

9stn,sss ton'-1si. 80 tons iess than last year to
ifir fRtBe .itte. ...
"Thr iuiAI stnount forwantetl enH'h frt,tn
Manrh EhHnk last Week S1er lie taU railroads Ana
CahAi woE t3i,tlY tnus, AKstfitt H>7In thH GuEfe.
sr,lllthK Nprk IARl yext-Ah Increase nf X, ~
inns. The totat tnfs ariel In n1AFxnI 0rrf tAa
p l,sa for the year n hut vi. .am 3oaa a',0ts of
l4.t 3tHf. ...
"Thta A.t4an,s ttts tp sn,D hs.iH NJ. Rlpt tsots
NltAsiAhaInH tIe telEcy IT test fctnH ~ ak rAFs
pr ls4 # earn inIIef and hls assstaRt. NfllEh y
INV In NJ rightly pttoh*s1 ~ taa HuthsnEHtehr
EF t,1t l4snt AsM<iAktpn. II "A tSta1sIa that lntFa
TT ttrTp VII ho = lAtSn sAtNsa nsef fha psttae"
tuu II tasi 5raE iFut. sla rhnla Fs3!t4L
~ hn ttthl taBAHHs Of vi TUG EARRING eA1hba
MA (bf ltn week MRs All, w fsI4A, M llIeEtaAe
d, ef t4p tsrt3ls n<k Ut A3xa1 !Sh4 xH tu's. ANT
fl. ta >ent tba iuns, Agplat tasls ~
this sAf1r t!iila IL a7A I1ctsrA2d af 1t1S lus1s
The Iu rtasr by Ihr u ~ w.rktS 1rGAit EAptct-
t,t i, + hlmrh 1a'Krr, nnn ~ tho 1Fn1o WA sll4-
pended 1t thla time lxzl Year. SeF5 ah"H tlt!e
II n Lutfcd ~ uhefcAMo tHe utdcteact un !At
ytAr rfttiurtlui!. .-. --..........
"lIu!Ltlsss tle 4pecnlatora aurpose they hare
tho public at their Ilt1cy; bIt II cOnsuElefa MI!
srfrn!u {lom hu3 Ing except fur Immediate use The
e.n maj tet IL, rrned'e<t, IN pxtk Ut lt&2t. MIN
Idle safGx tlra.yfa Mtl 10 t.oH To baj, Ant Inc
producing coInI antr6 NAY be driven ~ Aate tueir
cI1rayaK1nt drlnauds. IT An3 Tate, psicca calnoi
well t,r vi anctd be 1ud tho present nRurt- Nhd
cotEulueEs gept1aly laid IL thelF aupplica during
thr ftf1Ke, u We suggested. The eaxctlons nos
Il aGc would not, nsahahl1. have bccu ycntuIGd
UPON hut IL II IL tie Nlscat plan Ia undoubtedly
10 tostponc sEc Writers purchases fos . montA VI
tX o luncCr."
, 1869-08-03

4 Long 1'rancA c4'fses sIsontenl uf ths NEW furl
hs sa{s ssn !s 1an II n s 1na na5ar ans
ulun the n.ost Important occasons- Mrs.. Grant
4 great tsader and ns to s1 Es1ss poetry sos tho
tai.a-' She has wholesome dislike fuE what II
Gated fashionable soctetl. aud she Il IN adepi
ut co0teT."
The New Yo1k F9rlds correspondent at the
same point ha,s: The moEr one sees OF Mrs,
Grant the more one likes her. Even her eJtH-
which By the painters standpoint Arc The wogst OF
ttlormltlc1-come to have fendef. touching
look. She Is evidently very retiring and modest
Woman. During The hand-shaktng she en' ne1
little d1ugntef Bls on lounge behind the
President. Afs- Grant souet was II admirable
taate. White satin, with q zepayr-fkee
oVeIsk1rt OF tu!!e looped up with exquisite anu
appropriate flowers. Flowers such ~ you might
hare Culed IN the country half a mile back from
herr, Pcpr!es. corn roNers. aheals Of wheat. Over
her knoulders white pont lace cape WAS decent.
u and elegantly dawn. In this respect the 1rat
lady Of the hand ~as IN marked contrast with the
secUnd, third, or nse hundredta, who promenaded
about her with dresses cut In such fashion that
even the most baASe eye could not tall To note
their shameless lmulode3tT.'
, 1869-08-03
TAXATION OF RELIGIOUS s0CI-
ETIFS.
Decision OF the tom Ill EhSloncr of In.
iernul ffeFenuc.

DCtthl0H OF Eae C0M MNsbhSlonCEo OIL 4ne
sernnl Revenue.
aa'1'to" tJ"g =; t,'f3lo.et"e< r., ef The Pha
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has de-
cnisd that the Sh1kct community at Sew teba.
non. Montgomery County. OiLo. Il such ii per-
ea,us prsots ant lnt"nrs ' aid That It il emitted
10 oniJ one exception Of t1,Np. 1Tla, 50 far a.
the exemption Is concerned. is ii rcyelsa! Of the
Issts Wa f9as aSaea q II In e4saboa ] Il
for and on account Of each aud
every coytuantlng male member
ee1ned. Is reSersal of the rnl,ns that tho wofl
'reEstn.' u ufeu IN section ll6 Q! the Internal
Revenue laws. applies to natural persons oni5, and
a The aeeson q = Dsaao =
one affecting not oily the Interests OF the Shaker
community Of nhio, but corporate societies
,lytlblc, according TO the objects OF thetr oFKa1i
zaton or the terms Of theft charter. The nruion
OF The Commissioner covers tKenty.nEe laScs of
ietter paper, closely Written ltisan exhaustive
1rytew Of tile hole question. and u undoubtedly
taks many by surprise, since 1t Is th1l has
never hstn discussed The PREVIOUS rulings u Tho
State Supreme Cont Of Ohio has recently 1eclIled
nratast The very etim Of tho shaker community.
hnh npon which the opinion Of the totn'nsa1otr Is
bured- According to the laws Of Ohio whenever
majority Df ferRonH residing In county he4!re the
construction Ut n turnpike the County Commits
a!oner i authorized 70 10 The YORK Il appea1s
for the construction Of road through the grounds
Of tle shakcr settlement, and to tlrfcat the res'-
tlon farh OF the members OF tho community signed
q rrmons,Eancc agatnst It. TIE question xas
thcn raised whether the Individual IneuUcrs
ha1i right 10 b!Kn the rrnonHttance, m they were
not trceh 1drsr, and could not cla!tn nuy hhatr In
the property Of the community, everything being
hrlti In ct'inmon. The ss1.c Supreme Cunrt Of
Ohio decided that thu comMunIfJ WIS clearly
wlt&n thu mran!ug u! what h knuwn ~ M ~ If
ttfEciat prrrop," hna, therefore, Entitled to HIT
unc rcTrrsrntatlve In making annual returns