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, 1869-06-27

completely Destroyed uy rre LAST night The
prCEertJ beton8el 70 the Ashton salt Com ssny. Of
which George r. Comatock u President. Lnsz
R1p.Dcp; 10 lnGuI1nce.
FHnApkIPHI4, Jone 86.-Tbe nre yesterdsy A.
ternoou resulted In great destruction OF proper J.
TEc block booEded b t:i9sd street aad
kt1Cets, cGGruaca 4lmo1i el1rely Of MAJ
uia:iur1ng Establishments and Nacea Of
business. 1As alo1t thtc".foartos DESTROYED.
Among the !cteTB IRE 1c.eph conoye", dc Ter IN
sltrs; William y. JeEantls, ma1gt.e:u-.: Ct
curie*i hair, .. B SITTER, Il, Ilure MAKER; Hal
fGl.;.ute Uaker: John P. HfE-. i'll, EaNje-; Ees-
mann, stsendei i c.. aud 6cami.z / ca, lrs1ncr
nanufac;urcss; c. l. HiAams ta1aet: the PA'sa-
deitl.a and Boston Salt Fish COMPANY, aid ota-
err. Several buildings were partially olrled. To-
I'll !o.s wia no: be lefs TIM sic1, ,ood.
DE1fol1. June ee-.-At $ O'Clock th:s morning
The foundry and machine shops Of the F1ltoo Iron
Works we're dessspsed By Ere. Loss soour
ts9,cco; injured for 81, Goa Chief Eng5ue:r Ba:
tie xHs partially buried by failing Wall ard Con-
sidtrahly injured Prank Eaish, d1.rer ot 9teau
engine No. 8, Nas thrown od his engine willis 10.
Ing to the IRE. The wheel struck bis head, and
his recovery ls considered doubtful
, 1869-06-27
CINCINNATI.

Arrest for Embtzzlemene = Large
Vote in EnyoF OF the Southern
Railway Project.
Glhc1xHAf1. dune Sa-Ha5mnn, VINO Fas &C
tested tbs afternoon fer The emlrt17lrmenf ns
1870 lclenGiDE 10 Richmond Bank Hr Lad
t.ea indicted for this, but The Indictment Was
ro{ttd.
Bands Of mnsie pzfaded and cannons we,t Cred
all day IN consequence Of the vote on the Soutt-
crn Railroad. The sote for the spprpprtau8u Was
pretty 1uIl and probably 10 for, i1l agalnst- Re-
lurus, GyArt3 complete, show 15el1 for. and 1850
aGalns: the construction af the southern Railroad,
Thermometer b. cloudy; forenoon sho~ef!.
, 1869-06-27
VIRGINIA.

The New ou-Conkrrva~
t1vcs Confident OF Victory tn the
Election.
RICHMOND, "a, June 26-Thcre IS great rejo.c~
1ng here among the whites oItE the iicrra-cl H.
orty Of 3l"aI E,ea the 1tGl.;ri;!oa gives 1hcsn.
The prospect n1 n ttt9Eln, POKER hcccpA 10 hare
!otsallzed the Estaes even u repacse nt1tiTts oil
tic stra.gttezt StF4tua Feet. anil 10 such degree
thai Cor&cESAttEc Mtl Of p-ou .ntacc
are rut.!rg On loot y ncvemeas to
elect u. Alexander Sh1fR former rost-
master. ami b!rtaer-:a! lay 0. the present Marshal
Of the District of Columbia, to the United S;ates
Senate The movement ioT sharp IS II eyidercs
of a most radical change II the lccl1cgs Q! Con
seryHt1Ee ft'l.t1ctanA
RIehEoSp, JUNE sa--ElnunI For:a.ne. project
or Of The l-heaApeske Ohio flailsosd, died to-day,
afrd G.
General Canhy or1ers that Callahan. WHO Nee,
Kelley, te tzie,1 TT military commission
, 1869-06-27

Erh}kEFIEtn m Jupe 3A-Tns EnpAs 1AA<~o4A
will ~cn1u1ruc~ IN rnfs eec1ion Rhoot the 6tn OF
July- Tho wheat has peeu 1iptutn3 very rapidly
etnce tho late Hhfm ralna
A!LwArkEE, June e6--The dood-gates have
again been opened on the Northwest It CON-
menced raining last night al over thf. State and
Minnesota and, up to IL o'c,ock to-day, 1t still
continues, though tt looks bright occasionally.
The corn crop Is considered failure II the ra!n
continues. feara arc entertained q TIE Wheat II
the weather kecp4 cold and rAw.
GA1rNA, Ill, June Cd 1t has ra'nrd oil the pas:
week. and E1nee yesterday noon, WITH -ra.re'y m
abatement. Fnfmccs slY the ctais Hul z0t X
much more rain falls. Il looks some tic clearing
OIL now.
BLOOMINGTON, June et.-A large amount Of rain
feu yesterday and Last Eight. The farmers IN this
section arc much dlsAea7eceI, sud hnve grnre
fears aa 10 the result OF tic present crop.
urrlWA, June ea-The corn crop - suffering
hatl1s from recent rains. The roads being bad,
few farmers e1e IN town: but, ffoD t1ose We hare
seen, we iea1p that eu.ne 1e!da are dooded Tnc
prpfpctt flI moEe rain is good.
, 1869-06-27
NORRIS.

sudden Rise in tho lllinol. Rsver-
4 Correction.
SIec.A Dek2stcs tn The Chicago Tribuae.
MnEE1s, ILL.,, |cne 7s.
The r&ln fell IN t5ttcu4 lAs1 n!shL The 1ll!no,s
River has ra!sed scEe1 fret this morning and il
s..u F.siag 1apiu}.
In to-day paper you published the name Of tht
late veteran u Colonel Porter Mclaughlin 1t
should be Lou9hesd.
, 1869-06-27
TENNESSEE.

Memphis dsems-Thc Nnsh*i1te Ctty
offices Vacated and u Receiver
Appotnaes'
Nrxru1s, June ea-GAsln nod Aooit. the
condemned ner were brought froal BtowEssue
trta ynoruInR On \ spet,A train under 6--oo:
xcanis, u the Eoughs haa taseateeed - feseae
Karc Bcdfc,d+ q no;o.sous negro, and IN aeces-
Lur5 If EooIJ In tho murder Of CaPss:n rsT3.
VA sentenced 5essc1day u ten 5carA IN the lenl~
tertiary.
ass..n.t ~. tke Mayor x1d ctty Iouncn 9. Sasa'illc
poinunE !, II. Rnss Receiver, and EacatsnG IL the
city osnoea. NJ. Dazs "a Eequtred 10 eve ho3c q
49aooo, Mhtcn he will % on Aonday. H3a entsf r
upon the duties Of the once. Tho appointment Of
1teseiver IL the result Of pcculstion and ffauda
% the part ot the city authotittes7 sendicg 70
bankrupt tho city, -
, 1869-06-27

GlLKs1URo, H., june 26.-ueayy ra.os yesies-
day and part ot last tight. Appearance Of clear
trg Up this morning.
BGa1ISaros, IoHa, June s&1Ralned ali last
night Clett, with light clouds, this morning.
kFoEC1, Iowa, June 2S.-RR1ned mpst ol yes
tertay and all last hight Indications Of rain this
morning.
Jl>EsylL1x, Wis, June aa-Rained III night
and rart OF yesterday. Indications u more Tatn
to-day.
PEORIA, H., June 26.-Raned patt ot yesterday
and al List night. Indications Of min this moFn-
tns,
IHwArEKH, June eG-natn!ug al over WLscon-
sin and Minnesota
MADISON, Jcne ek-1t has been raining hard. 4
rccEtar nof1heus1er, mort Of the tu1e for twenty
four hours, la5 ing down the g1ass and grain coll
siderable
, 1869-06-27
24
KANSAS.

Railroad bridge Swept Awny by
Flood-FlatterinK Crop Prospects.
LBlvxNwoErH, June et.-A terrible storm pre-
vailed yesterday and last night ht1gh The western
portion Of this stste doing considerable damage
4 spectL to the Pu}fs.fn .tpu Junction says the
Kansas Patitc Ra1lrc,l tslcde over Ctaplatn's
Greek, twelve miles &est Of this city WAS
swept sway. The ru1!road tridge over
the Republican Tas ssr s;andicg thia morning.
hut fears are eniesf.ined that II would Yield TO
the r1Ang dood. This has been the most destruc-
:tse storm of the aelson. Trains from the WcsI
will probably be delayed \ day OF sHo n the
..anage 10 the bridges cannot be repaired until
the subs1dentt Of the stosE-
The prospects arr dattt1ipX for Lel11lfu4 crops
throughout kAasaA The wheat ha.srs: lisa
commenced tn the southern r:rt Of the state.
, 1869-06-27

rFosreSs mndo In the Murder Tranl
Tho Plca OF insanity Set Up by
the Defence


Tho Plca OF insanity Set Up by
the Defence.
JACKSON, June ad--The trial OF ferger IA still
dragging along. The defence has Bct up the plea
OF !n8anlty, and has occupied all Of this week III
tying to establish It. All of yesterday WIS oo-
rupjed IN the examination Of Dr. VI. Il Lyle,
phJaicaau Of Memphis, In reference to bis knoTi-
edge OF YeEgerl uneotal condition. the causez,
manifestation md possible cure Of all forms Of de-
meutia mononauia, educational or moral insanity,
and roanla Ia lfs tpany subdivisions, rtyrouauia,
klcptomAnta, 1nanta a. 7aatu, deltsaum tfenaensi
all were ye1y learnedly R1d e1Aaust1yelY dlscussed,
and various authorities Cted rs TO the conditions
under which hyperGmla and aaIloi2 Eight c1-
i1t E3qulrol, and olher equally we1gntJ a1-
lhonuea, we're cited and the conclusion came TO
that the prisoner, for whose sake al this 1e2r1inJ
vas displayed, vas IN e1ssasass:.S1, o75i5s4t;ag,
dIctatotta1, Suspicious and e1acilng person, sone
t!mca TO the extent Of being tnsauely 60. After
forty four hours Of examination, a member Of the
commission desired the witness 10 state what VAS
the disease or pathological condition Of the brain.
IN ordinary !n6.1nceA The witness replied that
it would involve . dissertation On the anatomy
and phJsiology Of insanity, which he desired 10
be excused from glv.1g al that time, bat content
cd himself with rr2d1fm!ng that any pathological
condition of The brain, disturbed In It's regular
functions, was insanity. Drink and paEslon, It
IVES 10 tx inferred, led " TerHrEs insanity. Some
i've six otiaA< medical Medical men ara IN he
examined for the defence
, 1869-06-27

scrdici OF Ac1utttal In tho Cn,r Of
Clinton and Dc.Ecy, Chnrsrd with
Burglary.
Sse-i1l nes7-slh &c The C1tcAso 1s.1une.
oTEA"A, LII, Jaue e.
TIE case q: burglary a1d srl:41 lasccnJ .ra.as;
tTc!oa a., l,ncenr rewcy, tEocs .tsalo.. n;ic.
i Trial extending over nearly lour dars, t.. },.eu
decided by an acQuii,A. The ;r;aoacfs wc,r dr.
taded tr George ". stipp, 0! Ctc4so, ,[or.ssctnu
n; Afr1tt:ous, q ot'awa, aud |. L. t'rae1.:. u
Acnaot-- Council, jur! aud fIect l.ors u "a
in c1N2'tEe.t!ng Mr.. Slipr On the AelHy 4,sh
vttct: he ha1 conducted the tri1L
, 1869-06-27
OMAHA.

HcnEy Shipments of Bullion Re-
cclecd-DnmnEc by StoEln-Rotct
Project.
s;xc..:: Despatch TO TIE Chicago 114ua1e.
OMAHA. jane -
vc.y hc.v{ s.!?a:er:1 ~ bCl!iou are heicz RI"
rtt7trl here .lal! from Sesad4 aad California
TIE ;uauut5 ol z..sc1 forwarded ~ "cits. Fargo
d 60. !. from .,Gr, 10 f,,+e pounds rer day. 4
merchant frou suuth lass a:tstcd :o.tar, a:sassng
r" ounce. nF geld from 1Ee Il las Dc'!stt Lodi
sEGSta a:..r.
Tie e.orE Of Wednesday night WAS vcTE severe
nj ColDmt,u.. Sel. ! s:prr. owu'>t hv v. naic
"a :'io":. 't2W.l aaI q carpenter nAmes: ifTs!o0
A1''ch- Considerable dail.Age occurred II otArt
psAtts q s',tsts sri irr4 aId crops Iue r4ll
Is tLsing rap:d.,,
4 tnosefnent IL OH foot for tie erection Of
grand hoicl IN tbs 81, 10 COS; Nc: tess than
3i.lt.CSl-
Wca,het continues stormy.
, 1869-06-27
KEOKUK-


Gives Woy-1fFnkc man Klflea-Dea
mnAnes Rapids I'm nprovemcnt+
Ek01Ek. Iowa. June 9s.-The late hea?r ra!ns
hAFe Caused great dAmagr TO nj kinds Q! Property
htTtAbout4.
a Esost distressing accident, death resulting
thertttom. occurred yesterday morning. sixty
mics wee' Of keoIak, % tho 1es No1nes Valley
x1d SIX c3Es OF i11ltx! kefe pftxaatased TITO c.
dur Greek ey The t:casiEs Of TIC bridge. a
lody a,as not t'cea fouEt- II Is thought the cur
1eui carried It Away. The engineer and fireman
were somewhat ulut,43 TIE tEa!n was BADLY
smashed. Ihe cause Of the bridge giving way i.
supposed tn have t,en the damage to the ao11-
meDts b.! the high water.
Tttec hurElaf4es wetr Erpc1:t3 II tbs c!ly o.
Wednesday Light
The lower leck OF the pes Ho!ne5 Rapids In
rroverueut IA fltcded, as It n.s Keen Eos Q. :ac
spEtaE. At ne time has il bees possible 10 res::1e
WGfk On II. TIE contractors a.c looktls l:uc.
, 1869-06-27

hAzxN1 DRIVEN FHGX 1HK COUNTRY.
ZURICH, June IL
In consequence Of En- order forb.ddn3 Ma-ziu!
to reside IN certain paris Of Switzerland, he to-day
departed Tor London.
, 1869-06-27

Little WAbstrh River Improvement
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June et--The liens On the
Ltttle TAbsAh IalpsoFcneas Company haEe been
satisfactorily affnnEed. Rnd the wnrE vii nt once
70 on. The InproS eIncnts consists O! 4 lock aud
dam at CarMI, fprnahlnK slack water n4Et4attou
for ttxtv mics. The appropriation Of s2a0oo
made viii be amply su1ctent for the eonp.ct!on
nf f,f EnfE
, 1869-06-27
KENTUCKY.

4 Bloody Murder Near Louisville,
1oElsrllIEr June fd--A bloody murder oc-
CURED ntar sulphur Welt Six niles from the city,
yesterday. The parties 10 the aG.ay were Ja.nei
arnold and James Lowell After IN angry dis
puie, Lowell pulled out his pistol aud dred twlce,
the balls entering A1nolds breast. producing q
fatnt result Lowell has ned TO parts unknown.
, 1869-06-27
SPAIN.

spain.
POLICY or TIE GOVERNMENT 1oW1En RKFCB-
iJEtNA
MADRID, june "a.
There TAs IN exciting debate IN tie CoIlss to-
day, On tho policy Of the government toKards the
Republicans and the arbitrary coaduct Of the
civil government sa:osta Eafd The government
was determined 70 punish Unconstitutional uao!-
fa4
, 1869-06-27

A Richmond Policeman Held for
Murder.
RIcnXoTp, June 73,-J. Kelley, who was ahot
On Thursday evening by1. 1.Capta'n Callahan, died
this morning. Ills death creates much lc:llng, he
having heen held t'y three policemen white catta-
ban. ho had peisopal feud with him, shot him.
Callahan, Mho was under bsl!, was arrested to-
, 1869-06-27
PHOTOGRAPHS,
TO DEALERS
IN MILLINERY GOODS.

Owt.F - tie Ere that occurred On pyeute+ cE
"Wednesday ia1t, June =, a7tt IA.st4ou q C. ioek
daEakeG By sa:er. We VII, on nad after 9l.-3ar
1utr - -~1 tie JAns s.I pesttoI1 NJ Efe4s hE.Ecr-
tiur ccs.c&crs 1at teae.s se1dpy will do wttt9 call
CITY.
NEnETEU 4. CAGE IS Iainat
, 1869-06-27

ItnlYs
3UK COUNTRY QClT.

FLORENCE, June H.
The otRciAI newspaper contains the following:
"The country il tranquil everywhere. The al
tltude Of the population and vigilance oi the
2uinprtties prevent further disturbances"
MILAN, Jane 2G
The government has forbidden the circulation
Of subscriptions tor a-d Of persons tullred IN the
Late disturbance.
, 1869-06-27
MURDER TRIAL.

Ninth nay of Arrangement OF
k'hnurres- Ifnsley fo- t'.c 11u-Gc- O.
ynssac< t.. I.aird-Ars-1tncn u cntA o. Cot-
nncl 5oAlFh md States Attor43cT
NkekXnet-
, 1869-06-27

Verdict OF tho Coroncr:s Jury In tho
Wahle II a-der investigation.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
JACKSONVILLE, T. Juoeei.
After N Investigation lasting two daJs, The
Corouer's jury IN the Wna'e ucEtie! c1se re.1rn-
q verdict as fo1}owE:
"In fte tufy emrora'ea II Inquire Of the death
OF Delrr NAhle, WHO d:cd Jn1v II, 1871, on o1th,
arsenic, administered by soipe r-.sen or pe1sous
to the tuty unkn1Eu.''
Thus the matter rests. II Eeens that three or
114:lgAt!on has been held o1fy IN regard to one-
II beens the.- haa been foul plaJ but the Ioatie1
Ia get enyeoped IN mystery. 1t Is uncertain yet
what stepa v Ill be takeu 10 sclre IT,
, 1869-06-27

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rSr af e,,f ko.-.ss r4:t1 xl1a a1e 10 otr<T
ti.tsa al cr sri-~ ~ AZ SEHST1FEes oz NAoAzSIz
q, a~, 21nG-a =! t.: as C. s er zurot<fA ii dA F~4-
ii,A--f &r+7vsf Fraq-
~ 0YT.cK s. pEARH1AKf1
, 1869-06-27

H01Ief EXPI0E1Ums
NEWARK, June 2d-Thc engine Of 4 pleasure
tus / ,loreiuT to iIcwes + Phillips na:h1ntsts,
blew mp this alternoon. on the PassaM River: Sc
r.pCrly tpt.lT!nE several.
, 1869-06-27

FpetiR DesrRtch to The Chtc4<n Tribune
pE1Rd1I. Ilte u
poWS-Pror4, Etsn.1s., tdaho, Ne:eeA.:.. GsI.G
led White sd Bilr, GSt.: Wet Xatof Anderson,
Ds!.!ae sch-+;- Arnold, prradosnsht.
Rtatt, Eauncx, EveEk1tn City. Northern Lieat: hars
Lo,uA Wl1aIA, An,za+ Gs.l:a- +. b. pcE,e3py' .ehss
ies Moairtiirr Coes.ek Tho. Perry. J .ne Mcleod.
Jennie saa AcRie4 uno2ayd, Shest 02wa.a. kuea
Wi1.tA1Ee-
NINO-EhN.
, 1869-06-27

Fires.
hfaAcuaA 10ne 4A-The Ashton coafte ealk
I'LL, ncd thtte rnc sslt blocks at Oe1dc+ ~efc
, 1869-06-27
EUROPE.
Progress Of the French Gable
Expedition.
Foley OF the Spanish Government
Toward Republicans.
Mazzini Driven From Switzerland.
France

France.
FIGGEEs3 OF TIE CAH1k E1FEplT1oH.
BKEsr, June 9s.
Alyices arc received from the Gscat Eastern pp
70 ttta forenoon. eame dln1eaHy had h=en On
conntered, but cTe73 thing wag favorable q. last
At noon on Friday she had male l9:
knots from HreGt md paid out s@2 knots OF c1tle
At 40 Saturday l. H., 1ault ~Rs detected
In The communication. The 4teauer WIS Instant
" stopped and measures taken to local1ze the
fault, THIS waA found tmpesAhle; but, a. algua!s
too1 afre1Tard became pettect a3aln, It was r.
tolyed 10 proceed, which was done. Signals since
up this tine continue good.
RIsIGKED
PAHi7, Jupe &c,
n. Schneider to-day resigned the PesI1e1cg G:
the corps Legislaaf IN consequence Of an in1eco-
rum Of N. David. one Of the Vice Presidents.
The Emperor has 1e1used 10 accept the rcslgo2-
ton.
Great HrltninA
MILITARY REEHW m noHoa Or THr vIcaRoY
or IG7FT.
L1nDoH, June 3t-Esentng
The Queen reviewed the Guards u Windsor, to-
day, IN oonor Of the vtce1oy Of Egypt There we're
5000 spectators present. Great euthuaiasm vas
manifested
1HK FoaTlLTKLEGRiFu FRoJEcT.
It Is satd to-day. that It Will cost the government
ak and = half niI!lon pounds sterting to pur-
chase the Telegraph lines In the country ~ con-
temptated-
, 1869-06-27

Explosion OF Powder Works.
Desrok, Jcnc s6-Inc mixing mill Of the
American Powder Torks, Al South Acton, e.
pioded last night ]. T. Gray Ea5 terribly b1.l:l
, 1869-06-27

fa114s tect east trout for aae II In Scott stel
Eosau,tstonts ea June z 10. = lsa Fl a: torsh
Abstract Al Bentt's nd1ee. or N9rty to H. A. H0EEE*
Solicitor Tor II. Gr1vek. No Il South Cs1t-st
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
pARAGUAY AND BRAZIL.

DISPATCHES FROM GEN. M'MAHoN-HIs CONTIN-
UED FRIENDSHIP FOR LoPEZ-HE BLAMES
THE ALLIES.
WASHINGTON, June 2-Tho Department of
State has received dispatches from Gen Mcmahon up to
the 2lst OF April last at which time he was well His re-
lations with Lopez cordial and friendly that after
the great defeat OF tho Paraguayan army he inrus
ed with the care of his family. There has been no at
tempt by Lopez interfere with his free communication
with this Government. Whatever impedimens existed
are attributable the Of the allies, who for long
time declined to send out fagoftruce with dispatches
for him. and fired upon the goftruce sent by the Para
guayans with Gen. McMahon's dispatches.
GEN M'MAHoSs ADVOCACY OF LoPEz-oUR BRAZILIAN
RELATIONS.
Gen Mcmahon writes strongly, In dispatches just re.
ceyed In favor OF Lopez and the he is battling
for He asks that our Government take some action
showing sympathy for the Paraguayans in their present
struggle with Brazil Minister Blow will leave for Rio IN
the next steamer that sails from NewYOrk The action
Of ex.Minster webb having been fully indorsed Mr..
Blow will be instructed to continue the negotiation Tor
the claim involved the basis "a indicated by Mr.
Seward.