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, 1869-07-05
SPRINGFIELD.

Receipts OF the Stnte Trenxnry-The
state Asylum for the 11iand-Hesf
side Park CotnrutsaIoncr-Ma
I1ny-Eourth OF Iu1y-3tFlkc o1
HAitroat 1Knuda4
SPRINGFIELD, III, July 4-Recc!pts a the Suite
Treasury for June: ReFeuue fund. 4so,ut15+s
State debt fund, s1sa 59414; interest 1pnd, st1,-
s.o,l3; tntal, t+o+. +:1so Brown County Interest.
3..n.t -; schuyler County interest," 1856 SO: la1-
coek County interest, 1881, 61o: City Of Quincy.
saw city interest," s1.5, $50: total, Il, l01oa Total
receipts tor June, tts, III, ael- II.
The Trustees Of the Rl1d !AA5lum hare resolved
to comncnce the erection Of neH hlAdtug It
once on the size OF the old one, and hare advet-
Used for bids to remove the debris Of the old hutd-
tng, and 10 e1cAtHte for the new one Colonel
DeHset has been awarded she contract for tse
architectural work II. ...
Dasli Cole vas this morning appointed Com
missioner OF the Vest SIDE Park, Chicago, rArx
Ph4etus ". C51tes, re1lRned
Major John HaJ has cIosed his competition with
the S1at< Journal He Waits his home In Hazsaws
III, preparatory to leaving for Washington
Hon. Edward EnntceI, Secretary et Sta&er and
Colonel DeI5er, Adjut2nt Genera, left this uur1-
ing for PeoF1a, wbere they 60 to attend the ocle-
bratton Of The 9Th Of July:
III uthls section Of the State our 1udepeodeneo
Day F11 be more generaly observed than for
5eass past ......
ye>t bAnus In Macon and Christian Counties, thu
employees en- the Decatnt j E&.t st. Louis Raif~
road strnck Tor higher wAHeA- They were IeceaT~
ing f175, and demanded t20o- The in-
erase was denied, and their places Are being sup-
Piled rapidly, ard there will be no tt.!aF In tae
progress Of the work.
, 1869-07-05
CIHCIN Il HATI,

southern Nn3lroad adTEustecs-SaA Ac-
cident-The FouEtb-LcXnl F14ttcnff
-Enilrond N llonument-From :ncn.-
phts.
CNc1SyAr1, July Sat noon the fire TTrs:ees
for building the Cincinnati Southern Railway sp-
pea1ed N eourt, and presenting bondsrnen, took
the oa,h 10 faithful! perform their duties. Eath
Trustee Was required TO Riye bond Of f1oo, ,o0a,
For guEetes the io1loxln9 nanes were g1reu: caz,
ioa q Could, r.. 8 Dickinson, Joseph A. Frazer Aod
Wm. Glenn. for r Y Blahop: CIV. Heat, A. D,
Bullock, HenEJ Lew14 and John ssalM I for
Woeds, Joseph c Butler, r. Mitchell
and Peter Glhson, for Greenwood; 4aeoh ssasoa ss
good. Jacob E1kaa, Abraham A. ke1i&ud o9a
sa1nnHa Tnnrne1, Tor Il Ed aaeh: Ie.Fnsr y,
HantAnn. G. z Stone, paE1d H Taylor and inoA
3. BtSgx, for Hooper
LitfIe Maggie TureIt. yeAn old H.ed 70 Eet
en me teont platform Of ss1eet "a. ass .sn n
and fell. The car p2saed over her Lea. teaFinx ~
tic re6n frpm the ankle 70 the thlgr Ho@ toe e.
feet Of which she died u midnight
1 PTepatafionA for observing the IN on Aouda1I Z
| ve1t perfected To-Day The PhonsetH observed y
BY picnE peE the Indians line, On TIC i y
, 1869-07-05

ELAEpEE-
NEW ToRE. July 3--E2te Fisher HAs Iaosea
The Arrest Of an 1c,or uaned WsElam staason. ~
ans1 er to charge Of slaaueE. cslloe nes 3nle1.
SPANISH GENttAL-
Another Spsutsh Rcnboat vas l11ocnet to-day.
CHAN FRr-1SEkA
The Cuban prisoners ); ,ae SsFy 1ata "ese e
peaee, and sppea Vhe1 sasd sPon, ,a fo7 oMS! IT.
n rnnnsnT Nfrb General GolcIEA
" Sotetna aas peen hes.u rrom Colonel HEan yet
tho rrTrnar cutter tha1 went In seArrh OF MIN LOT
h..ino TrtnrnrA fron GA1tA,e,h = 1AtaAd-
nrFRiCp1NG THE HfTkNCL
~ss reaTT was arrested In Btooklyu to day fof
drfrs1dltg the reEenne IN not stamping usan-
fsrsEsed tobscc0-
GONE 70 1HE coCETKg-
,7eausands left The city this afternoon to escape
tht teat, noise and confusion Of oar st7eess oe1s
rEExA1CRx u NOT CSFocxnEn-
rnn repaft that the Assistant TfeaSufer naa
h~tn instructed 10 boy three E1ll1ous more OF goV-
sfnfpept bands maxi week, Is premature Il not Cd:
founded
An,he uafls VII close It the Pot o11ee here on
AounaJ = IL O'Clock
! : HIlf.
The heat this s1sernae1 hss been oppressive.
, 1869-07-05
CLINTON.


SPECIAL Despatch to The Chicago Trfbuue.
49, >''''0>' ~'-''' ' jui1
The third, and last, day Of the second annual
meeting Of the HaHkete Horse Cl1b las been
brought to successful close to-day. The attend
in,ere1t. The receipts viii hardly nore than
cover The expenditures, owsng to the bad
weather Of {esterlsJ. The or1cess o. me clnn ne
deserving Of much credit for the encteut mannet
In which they hare planned and executed eser5-
thing IN connection With the faces- To-day some
The ,' following sre somuar4es Of the dx races
The nsxt reet VAS for tsotttng horses th1s neyef
lesi a:4a:-mile heats, best three "a nFe' ~ 10
Tic nsstr s5u TO the second aud rs to the th.sd:
J. F: x..tu n.u. br. {. nm naasan--.s e. .
5 s,hs M.l.:sd s9s esas. via
S,tsl5ehli ni'ss ssts.. ns:sst 8 h. am' ep.oas
A,oo. NJ "a .ta rSa 1is tof paise - Of 49, BE-
,1een Iauy. RuleH and Lewis vas won " The
former, tn 7:x.A. 1,.-
ta5ss,eal Tss .ntd Ga, nsi@,ie dasa SIS 70 nj, Is
u sscopd:
s 6 hs'shtE hs'shtE n:a a:as:
L. Il "is'iu'1 rAe1 iaey haty & &c!
| The fourth szce Naa for purse Of 500. open 70
81. 10 The n1t, sl:o to The second. Aoa 81 70 the
| third:
fCHHAH1- -
H. A. Gstss nar1e Mac. Esssicc. ..-.....-..a
Wa. q :hufs raneE l. Chsinss,t ;:! -
| = Time: =; sa&s. 1;1s; 7H.H: 1:5s4-
| TIE eth race was fof purse Of 3.at, open 70
nj; mile hests IN harness: 9l'3 to the tFst 80 tu
! the second, and ~ 10 the third
| ECxXARI-
Paalss Pr Hasas 1.ss a.,s iise siIi5
E11oi n.nes asntasGti IN tats "A.
VI, " R4:1liltou naucs Z. ( Il. Dalc. l
| 1i1ne-.9hS4: 2:n: 3:Dt-
| The running ~as purse Ct 43tV, open 10 the
world; mile heais, best three IN ave; H15 TO tht
| feet. xs5 to the second. 50 to the third
] 6ENNA1I.
/ james Sl1tter n1nt b 4 Ltt1e JE---. -.---..{
| c. j. Sn:taons Names I. Canaaa :.----..-----I !
| J. J. sehaI pAtars Merrill
I Tsnc-l -: l.6i}4 1:f5t-
| The list heat wns nnt1hed shout clock.
, 1869-07-05


.AA's ~ AN, = NV As<':a ~, ~ H..
44ees 9os--aua s'.:1I -, S4.1 s1e .Ls N E..;,1s
r.., s..u ~ tIs,:a ~ ~ " - ssa,,,t1s, 49, 49, IN .,oo-
-, :, ~.
st0ps'S@A l'''A'N'oA @1'e ". - eaa r.
ne4e''' .', 1,as4sso " s5as;t ~ ~ thorobt
.'' = ~ " rs,.h ~ thess
.. .. =. r.
oo'e.oo.' '.e -. :, e., -, .tN'
80 -. ao,,n,a.o;o1 49, ., !:
r..-t ~ 49, &C.. -.
s..:..
- - .. a.. -, ..s =.
49, ,,o-s ~ ~ ~. s.~;a,at 1 ~ Hss-,,a,;aa . -,
ae ~, 49, w.. ~ ~ =" f' :, ..
co,,ot, -, - .a.s 80 -. 49,
,+ana,r5 n.,,ta;r., =, -; ~. -s..s -
1.-.. ..z ;1a.ss..,I -, - 49, ,s
-, ~. .o1.oatxs - ~. 1n,ont
~ aaaa,aa,t Nv w. .,,;1,;,, !, - ~ ~,
l;c fsra, for the;- dn;,r h-and Tho 1oca.
,;nn ;a oor+-., =, ~ orao n,a ,,o,n,.-
~ .nzr-.osv.a :, t..rtr -, .osn.u
Or attractions NJ c1;mats 90 d,.l1, tbe
;,a,,aa,sta ~ n. ~. ,a,a,;a, ~ -. ~,
liz .dif,,ea ,,fa-3od ~ .be cor-,and;n, :,
n,,tenn ,rorra +ha rlaas,,,t c;.- ~ 81
Jor;s ,ro,,,d h. yuur aonsl ~ that a. wa.b-
;r+ou md ,,,er,,.ssad ~ n,v ,thar noin+
h r., oonntv Tn,taad 80 tba potannsc
n. c,oit.1 uo1,a overIoot tba N;.s;ssinnj
So s1n-onr;atc1v eYnress;vo of H. broa,1er
t;ds n. daencr aov n. longer cnr,ont
ond ,ha res;st1asa forca or, nat;ona, A.
~ol,,,,no,,t h,s ,tt.;nod .7,oo .h,t AL. a..
whom tho ,,bornoc1o ~ the ,,oxorn,ncnt
Rus set nm amidst the so1;tndss If tho po.
torac
I,at .,, =; o,....
,,r Cs.a-., 1a..a ~ ~ 49, 1890 .ona,a, ~ - = ~. ~
,s,,;,st ~ st-.s.,..e;.. ...1s,
- - &c. ~ -
80 - sp.eaa,. -. ~
, 1869-07-05

Crop Prospects s-Sctsoos matteEs-
Davenport * st. Paul Ro4srond
Project En1len ThronKh-nissiz-
stppl Bridge. .-.
pAvpiroEr, lows Jaly a-1tt Is festcd tast the
rains which have prevai1eh IN this setsaoa lof seF
eezl d4ss past, and the scorch4nE sun that lopweo
3este,tay, Viii 4ct1ouAy tntote The "heat out
there arc always Epcnors Of this Kind a1oser Ana
no,p1ng dearite viii be known fer several dAtA
The present II the week Iot holding the annual
commencement earrctses ef see pnehe schools ta q
mnnltested By some Of our prominent CIR.
1epa IN consequence Of the School Hoa'd no!
With lra,er. TIL. piece o. petty t!rsnn! Is 1a:tty
coEdtnned ht all sensble men. and the lnodet
School Board baze the satisfaction u Knowing that
her pfpceedlDes have not met The approval ol
even thejr goddess friends
The Davenport s. Pal Railroad psolees, orr re-
winch our people uere go much exercised, has ev,.
dent.y faiien through The bnldlnE Of this rosd
Honld have proved Of toess!toaole Ta1oe to on.
e,ty. anti The ahandnuuenr Of the enterprise MI
| ihe nop-brtding ot the road will PROVE . serious
Gra1 isck TO our cit! 8 prosperity
Wort On tie #arpn bridge ACROSS the MISSISSIPPI.
has been res2zne3t the question a to the
10 Be hor1e By the railroad company aad Gncie
| san-c2ytag teen nasHJ settled
, 1869-07-05

PROCEEDINGS N T1I1 CoEfE.
MADRID, July d
In the Cortea today the Minister Of the Interior
aud Justice declared that the clergy and munich
bal authas1t,es we're reedy and willing to taIt TIC
oath prescribed pY the constitution.
Admiral Topete, IN reply to a question OF senior
Creme, said the idca Of republic was fmPoe-
6ible now. A monarchy had been voted, anu "as
repfeseated ny me Regent ....
The national troops have been despatched
against the carllss consplratoIs Ii Andalusia sad
AtraEou.
Tbs Carlist r4slngs are reported IN Spain
In YIttor1a tho streeta dled with revolution.
ary mob armed with scJthes and feVolfefs, aud
shouting for Carries and Cabrrra- They murdered
the Alcade and wounded thirty citizens, many
.rortauy. Similar r1sngs are reported In Ca1tna-
gena and Valencia Troops hare been despatched
to suppress them
, 1869-07-05
DES MONIES.

FcnTfux Accidcut-TSvo Men Killed
and Two Entnlfy Injured, AcA
spcc1al Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
DIS MONIES, Iowa, July
At Prairie City, fifteen niles east OF Des Mot0ea,
while opening the Fourth Of July, an anvil which
they were using for cannon, burst, kill!ag two
person-John Anderson sud J. E Rockheai-2nd
fatally wouuding William and Albert u ears- Ser
ersl persons were hit by fragments Of tho anvil,
hui not seriously injured ! team os hosses were
Killed. ..
Al excursion Of 1900 people, from Oska,oosa
and Ottumwa, yisltsd Des Aoines to-day.
, 1869-07-05
MADISON.
The Rucc1-Eoufth Of 1ulys
Soecjal Desc:1tch to The Chicago Tribune,

The Racc4-EOuFfh Of 1u1ys
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Nts-, july ,,
There wag > very heavy thunder. ssorlu here be-
fore daylight this morning. With Violent Wind,
which lald the gram down a good deal It made
the track At the Driving Pnrk serJ heavy; but it
dflei Oh enough this afternoon 10 admit OF the
advertised racea For the running race there
we're three entnes: Aims, By 4 l. Douglass;
Prairie Lille, By Daniel Daubner; Henry, BY J. P.
Gilmore. Buth heals we're Won bJ Prairie
1.-The; the hrst In !: IS, and The second lo s:03
IN the trottins faee, best .hree IN i've, two Ell
tres bay mare Heroine By L. =. Dougiasa, and
the gelding Honest John, ~ VIII WeIcn, II!
being dts1aucel in the last Time for the three
beats-s:t3; 8:s9: 9:sa- Tha other races were
postponed 10 Monday. There Is 90 other celebFn-
ton OF Independence here.
, 1869-07-05
= = =
REMOVAL OF TIE CAPITAL.

It is time That the public mind, ut least
o1 the Western, Southwestern and faclhe
Stites, wo1c definitely TUNED to tho 9ues-
tion Of the future location Of our National
CapitL hs ono demanding, not merely DIS
cuszior, but speedy action. When tne
National Capitai WIS iocatedat Washington
Louisiana, including its underlined Trans
Mississippi territory, had not been puF-
chas.:a from Franco. The Union CONSISTED
of a narrow belt Of States running along
the Atlnotic from Mime to Gaotgla.
Philadelphia w.s ves! nearly the eeatFe o'
territory and population Washington
.he7cfora. WIS o. near as need be to the
rcnt.cs Of both population and ares, and
seemed likely TO become nearer as area nno
nonulation Increased Our centre Of popuIa-
tion Gas siuce 1nnyel westward to TeFJ near
the c;tv Of Columbus, Ohio, and our sentfe
~ a,oa Is, bv a singular coincidence Of
na,nes, at an unbuilt city ot Columbus, Oh
the line of the Union Pacific hsll~as' one
hundred md twenty miles west OF o{nana
Our centre Of population will aPproach GU
centre Of area quite rapidly for some year
vet. brt iii never reach it, md psoenhl,,
viii ne,er q farther to the west or sontt
than St. Lo;:ls. However grea- may PC In
crowth Of lhe country west OF the Missouri
:. can acver 6ns.:-in so dense populAtao'
as that to the east nt 1t. Tho argument
founded on scntral!ty q area and popu1l
tion which led former generation to X
cote the cap;tal ut N'asaingte,, nov preva
in favor Of St, Louis.
The vn-ious sections Of the grcH, aiissa
ripp: Valley may either throw aslu. SC
tiou4l rivalry md petty jea1oos'es, and, vi
true, fs--reacbing sagacity, unite upon
,,,nst fit location, and secure the change,
they rn.y waste their energies and oe7S
defeat the resuit by contendsne h'no
tncuzsel,es for the prize. Il it is desifab
ns vc l,e!eye, that the capital shaA Z
amin be q mere village dependent on g
eSuutIt pap for the daily bFead oi all
r..iaert,. from President down 10 fef
and 6ddltr. the choice hes between y
cit;es-Ciac;nnnsi, Chicago, Memphis
81. Lozis. 1t il an objection to Cinclns
t.s., the centre of population has afro
reached or Eassed it, and, like "ashns'
II will lie less central with each s"oceoe
roo.- Moreover, neither the site OF
-;tv itself nor that Of its suburbs, is vo'
n .,]tct,oo {or National Capital
,,,,lcn kills around Cincinnati are roma
and t6autiful for isolated countT!
acnces. but lI-adaptcl to the lay'ng OF
,n.r,,iacent public squares and tue e1ec
~ 7,,rtr,,nent edifices which shall be
.ernirc.,, of nations! architecture. Ch
/
, 1869-07-05
MEMPHIS,
The E.ax1hauzlke-G Alarm and
Exctte1acuts

Excttan1cuts
AH1Hs. July 9-1here we're seven thock1 Of
earthquake felt here shortly after o'clock this
morning, shaking houses an1 some OF the largest
buildings Seastully, and causing the occupants 70
keek safety IN The streets, md creating general
Consideration in the city md Ttctntty. Those who
we're up at The tune ~ the ntSt two anoeE6 listed
shout minute, and seemed as 1hongn passing
from north to south, and that the shocks were ln-
mttttately followed By vibration, apparently com.
ing trpn1 the eatt lasting about hau Minute. aud
Of greater violence than the ahock- No dam
age, however, waa done 70 pailtin2s, With tue
exception Of cracking seTerA WAia- As taf aA
aseeF1alned, the ss:nt snocka we're felt south OF
here as far Is cotinth, Helena sad Ha!iison, IL,
road to c1asts,lle, Eaere general tl.a L.. was w.
a. also was the case At Brownsville, Humboldt
md Pas4& In anorher'y direction It extended
10 Cairo, and II al places occurred II almost pre-
cisey The La1ne moment Along the line Of the
Memphis Tennessee Railroad the snock W.
felt At distance Of oae hundred miles. and about
! the same distance from here On the Charleston
Road ue1e IN the e!tY today, the demand !os
prayer books and Bibles las oeeu exceedingly
h4aTf.
, 1869-07-05
<irc14t HrttNns
TIE IRISH EHCkcH BILL

IOhpVEt suIy y
The Nunes to day says the votes tn the House
Of Loris last evening have had the effect TO fsn-
Jer the Istsh Church bill more favorable 10 the
E4taulhned Church and more odena7Eeiy partsl IL
tta provisions. Archbishop Cullen has Addressed
lsttes To the ntucerH Of the Catholic College,
saying II the Irish Church bill B mutusted oy sne
House Of Peers lhe natipn u0at hare iuAes
rneAg1ttc Of iQstLce.
, 1869-07-05
CALIFORNIA

IFFfVn1 OF
observation-disclosures OF n ShoaI,
dcs
EAk FRisc1sco, Jnly a-A1tred, Steamer Gold.
er C1sr Pan anna Censau1, Boston.
W.iiiatn II. Seward arrived here last night, and
met with grand reception The Fn4t GslIor
GnAEds- Light battery, fred 4 salute Of u hundred
guns the Arrival Of the steamer, and the NATION.
y GGAfd acted Us the eseott q
NJ Seward md the committee ot
reception to the occideut8I, whcre II e1thust2s-
tic multitude assembled 10 greet the venerable
at4 eA1nah, Nh0 rtAdc brief aPtech, thanking tht
which the p&riozx OF the hotel we're thrown opec
and the citizens had N opportunity of perBauall
greeting the Rrezt uan-
The United 8ntes surfeysnE schooner Mart dis
ccTcfru and located shn41 % Point Reyts twelve
r1ies loax md nre miles wide. A barrel h1oI
, 1869-07-05

We print, in anoth-r column, list OF the
uatnes Of large party which leaves this
city to-day for the Paciac coaa~ Among
them are some Of the most nronllnu,t busi-
pcn Of Chicago, whose object in this ">st-
ward ttip is business quite as much a.
Measure. Tint they will meet with heart!
welcome wherever they 60 We have moi
the slightest doubt nor con anybody ques
tim that both Chicago and the twt
thousand miles west Of it will, IN the end
ind advantage in their enterprise.
, 1869-07-05
EUROPE.
France
THE CABK ALI. Eight.

BAEsr, July ;.
4 despatch from tie Great Eastern. l1ted FH-
das evening, states that the steamer had run 90
knots from Brett, aud pald OUT 1,14a Knots OF
cable. The Insulation was continually Improving
RECENT ELECTIONS.
PANS, July 3.
sixty-one more OF The II cent elections for menl-
pe1s Of the new CSrps Lesasattf have eees de-
cIafed valid.
, 1869-07-05

WAR u1H1 N4T7ra.-1n the secaunt q ths tos 4 !
ees,se II TIC e ,aSe r.am % ~ e A. o . 11sa'
f. .G..i Il aot its 5re In breadth tross;ns l2ots
n posi Hurt:ssaa IT, sa1sfs Tss es,s.a:sa3 s3
' r.s:sh se1+r ony. III, eant:I,utsna.a
viz dan't Chicago do something feons" s"F-'s''+1
Tt1Asolrt o.. ,,,,r nav r,...
ne,cnbera the greater share OF the appfoaemns
eclipse. She .s neTet Disposed TO Claim AZ 1na
snr is euttltd 10 possese- and no Ptts3 }eaonss'
act,..e her BOSOM Animated ~ tn1s spne ~
a4ha, n,sc-s n IN tneattmaole possession she con
s.n,.: -nea consulted upoa the subject 10 PEI
, 1869-07-05
NINTH ARMY CORPS.
Reunion Mt Rocky Point, Rhode
I4lnudA

T8lnnd.
PROVIDENCE, r. I. Jn1s 2-The reunion o. toe
<tntt1 Amy corps occurs 90 the "a tnss ~ =.
Rocky Point, SarTasans=tt HsJ fasues g.. 1tyu. X.
asternooa boat .: New York on the a. by sns
Newport sseEtngson and NEPTUNE me-. Rnsa ane NJ
r.frr in Providence bJ thr afternoon u1ina OF
the ssh. can proceed 2 Aoety posnt Y e.. sas
o'clock steamer 1ha. c.sat, Whete Ge Eood aoasa
arcnru pl odaSIona. Parties reaching flostoeoc*
h he acconomodatlon tsaics on the morning q
he ia can take the 10 clock boat lof sne foaaE
and retUyu IN tine for the eTeh1n9 ualnA
, 1869-07-05

wendell Philips recently e1hoF1ed lne AnolAus
- hr.,,,t.,e. sr,nsr the Pacific Railroad, assuring
tbry, ,h.. In tuu MANNER only could they secure
tu.tlce trnu the ~hitea This advice from tho
pnnan,hropI41 proyokes the publication Of the tol-
| loving IN the boston Fost:
"pEAa Pu11rs; sca,nnt kn!.ts reest.ea u e so1a n
,Ieveirrs ore7 the E.nro.a; IhrI 1ze Msse6 sAa<s
/ tisn 10 III LIT the traveller. your ttsaa. ~ r.,-~
notwithstanding his strongly expressed lfsao
shin for the a.,or.g.nes FhisnPs had eetes uoe oo
cerale a. extended journey iato the Ief'tos'es
for spotted Tai. IN al probability. Foala make - ~
discrimination IN his case, but would :" !ie ~
ha,r with ~ mich qualification as nc Roasa 'aA
al apJ Other Ira3e-fhet.
, 1869-07-05

nit this exhibition to be principally In the
rural d.stsctA At some future time It Ia pro-
Posed to hare total eclipse Of both sun and
moon nt the saue uaoneut, to be vtatalc only At
ShIc1cu.
, 1869-07-05

9mnil-Pox-Fo1ndx Suspended.
ALBANY. July a-At + meetfrg Of the Boar1 OF
Health of This cif{, the fact Was deretoped thas
serious extent General vaccination Il recon-
Uenhed
Owing to the scarcity OF Lehigh coal Two fouo.-
dries Of this city hare suspended opesauona.
, 1869-07-05

SERIOUS ptsICBHANCkS At PAfN
LISBON, July J.
Ayesse. which has lust arrived hero from Fayal.
br,nss intelligence that ectious disturbances have
broken our In various parts OF the Azores, In con-
eeauence OF the increase Of taxation
, 1869-07-05

ArGEsTA. Ju1y a-The Roara OF a1anaKers af
the Military Asylun1s Eere elected: Colonel
Nathan Cutler, OF This city. General 9upe,tnteut
ol III AEJluEs, aud Colonel Z. A. LudH1ck, GoYef-
ppr Of TIE Maine AA3turn,
, 1869-07-05
TIE EQRTUEESI,

IIiIkGtH.
The Grand Tower Mining md Manufacturing
Company Of Illinois hare turned out theE 1zst
tpecineu u pig tspn-
Coperssmap Burchard, Of the Third Dist1ct, Is
to deliver the Fourth @! Jnly osatlou It Polo.
Thirty thousand dol1Ata' dcunnEc waa done IN
the vicinity ol Ffecpou By the heaTT raia OF the
10th nit.
The editor Of the Belvi.lere !Sprthres.t,n has
been shown + quantity OF tho bach. bone. r1os
skulls, JAVA and tdues Of rattlesnates, recently
fg7nd Oh the farm Of Robert Greenlee, In the
northwestern portion Of the town Of caledoula.
They were discovered where : stonc 4uarTy was
icing Opened Some Of tbs large seatna IN the
ROCK wefn fuu Of these remains, saary bushels he-
ting lound, and all In Etate Of perfect psrserra-
ton. Thousonds OF tho rcnououB reptiles must
have died there
The Bloomington Leadr of the &c SAYS:
-DT. Hiram Nol.e. ~ho lisrs at, Hr,~ur.h. has 4
=: ~hie h4s bevn thrared "a wsls "a il s. p.4.
tas 5d.y xans ~ morning % II f. pS.o' @ ht11s I'D ~
hi Attansn and .tout cloet BURIED T. ii. pa.tu
DID "a e I IL sS a ss's az hs r. II.
ton q his dock MORALLY wounded sod ma.ustcd 10
ss E.. ss T ro1f lspsgta !. Il
p. sLeep sha<IuH catching throwing them duwa. ND
Rh @ y d1aa t I'D .s .ss Is Tee os asi3
n ~ ETA a s iss ID es hn.y M = = 4
On With nRtf tha:!He end kttll1s and were with df
tlr 1L".t nz'nes are ~heIs i AZ Id y uI.n a
report q tr eatc being adc, both dpEs were killed"
IkD14fL
At somerBet few days aen, Henry Einp1e, who
End been connned 20 bis btd for several monthH
with consumption, committed suicide BY shooting
himself with revolver. Al the time OF the deed
he scarcely had strength to raise his haads 10 bis
face-
When Fon Wo.ne wife told her husbaud+ Inst
week, that she ehoald leaye httn and ny 10 the
waiting arms Of thetr ex-poas,ier Carter at San
Ausky, the hercst nus land gave her S3oA aud two
children, AID sent her on in good spirits.
MICHIGAN.
George Copwny, the Indian toctor and lecturer,
died suddenly Ii Ypsllann on Monday last.
Wisconsin.
a band Ct wolves v1sitcd the town OF CnIon,
Rock County, recently. and helped themselves to
fifteen or twenty head Of sheep and lsnba
Wolves are plentiful in the vicinity OF Evansville
and arc Killing many Aheep.
The Baraooo Rtrat@r says that the depth Of
rain that has fallen there since June 1d Is twelve
and quarter inches.
The Alma EIprt&t 6Ays: ut ta now esttnated
that there art full twenty-five million feet o1
logs III Beet Slough. The tam at Chippewa Fall
viii he entirely cleaned out and, In eight or ter
days time, Iorty million feet wilt be att the
cotnpAnyH Wczt, ready for sas!.ng. When theIl
logA are tu6rketed, With those already sold, thls
season, full Ial1 MILLION dollars will be realized
thereby
The bail upon the cupo.a OF the Wapeuo Court
House contains quart Of the best old re whiskey
II waa put there, yesr5 ago, BY two frolicsomeru
uels who put the finishing touch on the ball. and
1t has remained there ever since.
The wife o( a Mr. Springer, nf Council n!ura
raa Away, about month ago. with William Hunt.
ingten. They went 10 Kansas Ctty. In about
, 1869-07-05

PGrCRKkKrsR, July a-Tre convict n.skss,
Wednesday, d>ed yesszds1,
, 1869-07-05

rokT CotnonSE, Ont, July a-The CaptAn OF
the propeller Prs4r1e State reports p1aS.nV 4 h2fk
srnI. Tuh topmssrs above the Nater, between
Fhis}o1t and Asntsbula, supposed to be fhe Ga1f3,
o~ ned ae Toronto and loaded With coal from
Cteteund. Ali hands rrpOrtet eayet-
, 1869-07-05
rhe Penb o1ty Education Fun

<kwroH7 T. l., July a-At q meeting Of the
Trustees Ct .he Peabody Education Fund held
here Oh Thursday, George Peabody added = mill
Ion Of dcl!ars 10 railroad and ether bonds uoa3ly
Southern, III the PEABODY Education Fund, "a.
called. a,sL Sc5l, LOO In FluE.da per cens bqnts
and az errue COUPONS.
, 1869-07-05
Al Expedition for Cuba En- Hcutc,
rim EMnMdn.

ERIE. Pa-, Jn]J A Cuban expedition Of 200
men arrived here this afternoon and evening.
from Phlladelphia- They VII eross to Canada 10
morrow morning, and will embark On yessa
clearing from Canadian pp1t,