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, 1869-07-28

The towns OF Fttsaelil and SewunrRh, Ptte
Co1nty, ILL. rcetutly voted $4,000 townr1 the
bu Hiding Of q l,ranch rarou4l from Pttssdcl1 10
Grisssel!lc, 10 connect WIKI The 112nnba. Pics
Railroad 10 tho latter place.
The peAln {Ill} Eerutlsan Of the 24th has the
following in ,a1crrnce to the proposed consotida-
lion III Tie DauyiI,e, Urtsl.la, ptktn i Bloomington
Nc4d with the iudianAroiss. CfAutoniEillcA y DAu-
vile Road: - Tie DtttStora of the Danvte, Ur.
bara, E!ooain@1on pet'n RA'lroad Company
other tusiae.s laid beiore tho board 1as agree
uent, submitted BY President Grlegs looking 70
tte Indianapolis, Charlottesville i UanviiLe Ral:-
rtnd. Tho nntter WAS ected upon taroraa.r by
the toar,l, md tic uosf OF consolidation will
Doubt AS bc cou.aDuatrd ut m early d1y. Etse-
Nhcrc IN our paper xlli be found cali for aneet-
Ing OF Tic khodrTR of the road, 10 vote on tho
abovr agreement 10 30 held u tEhann oathe s;th
frr.crn to push forward tho Work With rreatst
vgor 10 TIC fntuzp. :'An a1dit nal force cl llsoI-
fsctlou Of energetic men there can ,,c no ioIn, ol
the completion OF the rn1l to koonln1loa bE The
G.Fs OF bocemltr- VIC are requested oy tho VICE
inn, 1ariti nj to lay tht 1racI from Treunnf to
bloomington. as hcen shipped, a7t viii arrive IN
4 injecting vas held 1t Davenport. Iowa, on aar-
urtsy. IN tts interest Of tho l'nTenPoEt 81 Paul
lsnilrrld- The subscription committee reported
IL, M oSo 81 rsore 1as needed from I,aven,oTt
At = scetn: Iallroat meeting In Alsaakcc, the
following letter waa rad:
~ tAaae- ~ t.-Asre. ~ tst ~tty ~ k~u+lte
~GIsTI1rx: 1he : ...as.se q ! atr.st railro. d
Iale- Aitl!SAI Aod Lakc Nianeh.Eu. thrnn&h tho
eri anirT. 10 Green n.F and farnee .
ETH fs + ss L s
- Tie tmi,s tse caeasn Tnna da L.a Rdlrssa
5s = te fead Il s:a
urrtd: Int In r{4non this o1@y e seudaz1 IL.
l-rt Auer, it would tc anayy irI 70 the ptescot
whf "a sI, j II ~ ln
i.oute, tAuTrt and ntw wtutA fH n1zlh th,roash,
!.1c h!eA e,uli MT 4stl Of sippa IAstc shS!r ot
u these e.an.ies sse: to Gatessa n. !,
t TN AfrieditEfal soe!tty ot New Anlstla, C4us,r,
Cn1pty. heteh, vrry nFfsn;y present Ter y41s cosa
Farvtd tAf, ugh the couatics neRtband EhnHfd Srt
tske tn thAt dsrVt ao We A1c authorised sy III
mid ses., u {. 'ufe sou q 9ar aa .nd :ants
"a. Ma1lH, seesr.ary."
The Cincinnati. tso-etlr says: IT report be true
d! is. Gould and hts Eric associates nave CARTS
thtIr roint acains: the utuaEcf3 OF t1e To1eto
/ NA.nsh i Western RajlFaJ, aoandonloS tae!
i,oa OF being suuirfed Into rs directory TIL
! locks iEc beginning OF q railroad eon*ond1t!o;
Of as Ercas mag asnitulc as An5 yet uada II com
rlcietcN, II, cf course. Implies the bu!:l!ag Of :
connection from Eonc rntlt o. the Toledo ! y q
: bash, pronablr at Toledo THIS would EtTe TIL
Erie load = hue py way Of LafaJttt lcdtana. Il
llrsncy, I.ltUels On The Mississippi AT shes
POINTS it will eoDe tn competition fos ne trade 9
The roads further 10 the west By this the Er!
Koad viii eecu1r, not exactly route to ChIcasl
: but route 10 points where II ELI interceps To
trade OF large rrston whica has been tE3basar.
to Chicago, and wa't u1er II shorter route 10 II
! East
, 1869-07-28
Remarkable Change ot HiuEnrn
Fnl1s-Thc H7orso shoe Enll CtavtuC

The Locfpo.t Journal publishes the following
1a:c7cs.nr facts ID fcE.-d to 4 nIaarkabis clsa1u
;Hat is taking place RI Nla,,aIa Falls:
"The theaiJ shat aas 10y .sons tinc been ~
cu1seh with rfGard 10 the caring ID or wearing
away CT S.asata naA this season Io7nd new fnet 10
add 10 the a1gunens IN Ii fasor- Considerable
comment has ocsu EotuS the rouads Of he pApe.s
ior few weeks with relstion 10 tho enAuEtAa ao-
pcaIance Of The falls from seas Of hss 5eAI.
Inp Ee;sexhoe, Il Ia ata;ed. has evidently
glyta .xI, some thirty tost Ia thas
water IL seen, 70 thai the horseshoe
appearance Is metaIno1phosel 10 that OF tsiangu.
ia1 sbaL4. lis C.tHaled that aLpnt 0na hundred
and r1ty tons Of rock n1ti hive fallen In o. the
ltrst ahoe Alone aud old Aahttu<a here arc taking
larIuusta to notice the recession that n1y tako
Liacr tt!ote another Jear- Tao American taI.
also haa given Why at points 10 considerable ex-
telh- TEese u NO doubt but SIasara Is crunbft21
a. ~ ard failing back, hat the present recession
i. uroeajJ lhe creates: ever witnessed by any
geEtya.ion. The heavy ioe-ntlds whlrh pass oSer
il the spring, the s'rn1E cu1rcria and ctsse1e1s
wear uod tat OF 1lne. and he mighty, inundes!ng
t.iStacs, mrst inc sitablr tell heavily unou the
fosky crest Of the grand otd anInt but. OF coEtte
lht falling aSaJ muSt be 80 sioE Is not 70 be OBJ
tttvaslc 10 tia eye. except when. IrrCa pme TO
| lic1e SOHO Of the lmtrenso bouldErA g1ve Ta1,"
, 1869-07-28
POLITICAL RIOT IN HARNWELL
S. C.
Two Men Killed In chg E,rnv-ano:h.
er Morally tEouude<t-Eour oE Eivc
Stabbed d SeyIouASy,


er MORALLY I%oundcd-Four er Five
Stabbed d SerIsuASy.
From the Au9,.sea tGa.) ChEouies< (rssen. Jusy 81
II IS, VIC presume well known to our TeaGers
thAt, At the last session Of the Legislature OF
CaEollna an nct WIS passed dtvtdlog all rhe euul-
ties OF the State tHhtch had been changed luto
counties from lstr.csz by the Constitutional Con
vention) into a nnrnoer Of towDshps-in close .u-
!iaf1on u the political divisions OF New Eaxtapd
Within the pa. few months The people tavs neen
busy completing tie orI.Anizsti0n Of these town
ships by the ELECTION OF officers, etc Uue OF tie
nesr s4e banEs Of tse Savannah hses. In Barn
well COUNTY. at place knonn Is The Upper Tslee
gussa. In this toWuahip IN election for o1llcera
was ordered to be held On lGsr Thur3daJ, the lay
on which the difficulty occurred
pa.ties, Rsd.cais a11 Democ.ais. ans ZACH fsc!ica
had IT. cAuG1dases tn the nelt- Ths principal orl
Ger TO he ELECTED was ToKuship Clerk, anu fo7
this position the Democrats we're running . sery
Respectable gent!snan uAMcd John s. Greene,
WLt the t.aEdtd3te 0i the negroes was Ua1
Damed Pictens Woodward, the son of a 4el-
to-dp merchant VITO, VIC understand, had 4luaJs
stood well In tsss euEnty, hus who, being rerY
popular With tho ntS1oe- suffered his nsma to ~
usc'l on The Raliica1 uckcr. TIE election took
place on Trurdny morning, auc was held At Ent
Greeues store. W course, Us lie ncGroes EatI
!ayge numerical .!or.,. th.y carried tns toxn-
Was defeated. There wers present at the aAee-
lion, besides osher white men, the Demo ssatsc
his fon. ln.aT, John Holland ,latles Tier, WSast
Tyler, and thsEe or four others OF the sane name,
P1cEtns woodward. the ftatIca1 candidate, Il P.
MSodNa1d, ias brother, and II. J. NoooTsai, his
After the. .n1ect,oa was o7cn aad it was saoun
n nat ra1tJ BAD t.een fucee sfn5 crowd OF the
= tnte men were standing afruad tht store DIS
cpssrc II: IN which crowd ~arr the partif4 above
mentioned. Atltug1h oAe ot the T!lets, I'll ar
se!; haal, IL parry betng' ,ieiea,e1 oy H.: he be-
RroeA, ktlh he httackel uoblAme to the after for
what taey hId done. but tho men he dAt blame
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|
.,ns Aon. 10 'naI Inc vef5 o!fateses'ea .soola
wse - sna-tvso s,s tna sntete loss .uen ea'
~ .n-... - -c.u s..-..u o'A'!s A'e ~ AZ eaa'
~. ssn.ss,.1s - as.hs5 ~. uulns 'ae pAst s@"u
sNoi.s.1oa A wv hooa, a14 uA'e peeu oe-
s.suss ,eu nea ~. ae t1sa Legs noe nta!ns
nAse tuisu LUG uA!s ano .ae ieaAS eAeeafnt !Aa'es
~ 1st. " neath e. NJ Ing e9.eat ssass
", uHe aI1 n.n,.s'. ~ ',: .as mtnus us4'A
~ulea - ~. ~ a.!.e =, ueeessas
nav u.Iu sNps s pusaeu oue A'oe' OF
..sn ,ant ,sa,ss," 30. 'a..a !,un tneso
ts ,n,-s,s(ni .1d .,,s, =, oo
~ ~ ,,,s;rnss No 3''o' "o'A VI 'ne
."..."s ~ W auleu -. sne maoas1ia
" w ~. s!.a 'Asaa'as, ~ aete.-
~, no,tcv ~ w 49, va, Nv susa.
~ ~, -. ~. - VIZ es@n o'ues, heso
-. ~ ~, a.u NnI a4as Auu .ue Aaaa "o-
nsn oaN " oeii tn1etes, aua give Tue PUBLIC le"
s'4tna.e ea'eltan"enA once more. MIN Aan-
oss' ASen, tae1e 20 'aais 10 be lound IN this
.esisee Ae nes nsaFety etemmed tne cuHeat oi
tpec4cu'Af aho nuos se1sst9on4 anu sought % H.
uae' tne Popu'as patronage ny rapid succession
o. new EoEtish and American dr2naA The people
, 1869-07-28

Ao,,n for = rejected au1tor-He wood, and aac
wou]dny lie cooad, hut ah0 couldn't
The number OF roleA e11led and tmpttsoo91 for
participating IN the last rebellion amounts -
l4a,ooo rno,t Of whom orc sont 10 Siberia
At St1atIord, conn, q few days ago, a5 farmer
was sharpening bis ecytho With ttne. ! swallow
new between tho r.nc and the biadc, md his head
Nus severed frpm hls body. j..
Nearly 80 bHEauds xcse cs''turcl "a 1talJ last
year. The other day, gans Of these na-audcfa
CAPTURED Rlstpp, md held him In durnnso vile
unstl his friends paid them handsome rAnsof1.
The Vermont E.,ti seo!ozlsk u ahoot 10 nlaee
several hundred young saiuann In tho tributaries
al the Wlnooskl Ia5er. near MONTPELIER ~ the
beginning OF an asteups to restnek tho siser with
ihAt dsn. -
4 kind pnystcian living near Bosom, wishing 10
smooth tns lAsr hoars OF a poor woman whom ha
wss Attending, a1ked her II there was anything
that he could do for her bcforc abe died Tns
poor .out looking up, replied: doctor. haTe
lxn.s thought should like to have glsks acst:i
Dish bt inrn lled!"
1te following "pe1soual' appears IA Ses
}Hf Ilrer: ..-... ...... ...-...
"nk cowAnnLy se. R9LTn9oS r wno ;9,rs1 rKS! +!
a,tt ise md a'tei shnk hereby into:1a-a =:
n.ss 1ssth +, i ae T. 81
HWY. +, = H. ssStsa full, rFers1ed to .ee'' tn
Tbe consumption Of beer IN Europe is ves1
large. The nanoal production Is estimated a
lsaa, eco 60 sallonA v.saed 1t slA oco ~, It ha
been calculAse u that the quantity OF beer pro
auced IN tn. following -nared countries, ndlssdet
equally among the population, would gre fol
eaca person: Daya1tx Sos gallons; Crest EstLaln
80; ;Wuncmocrs, a7-o; Belgium, SIS; b,Rnkslct
1e: Tnurtngtn;1 1e;- ArsutA, 6; Switzerland u
Prussia os; Fl ancc, 4; Sweden, s;span, o; Illus
! sia and ltsl!, each, 3 .... ..-..-
1pero was sn e1hla.sion Of postage ssa1aps' Re
! Gently. NJ the parsa mint The finest display Va
! nsde by England si,h her tntrt5.fou1 colohes
cacn one having different deiign On the Stamps
! The United Slater rankcd next On neeoaat Of ta'
nesnty OF the designs. The TurSisa stamp
| merely contsin the year Of tie csht Of AAaotn
ct, tue .rar OF tho rr.gu Of the Sultan, and IN
ya1ne Of The stamp 10 Oriental chafactetS.- ftG
lsud conuepceo to tssnn Stamps ID l5ta
Dr.. Wier Mitchell, an American phys1oio1tss s.
has made The singular discover sas1 TerJ 1Az'
doses OF encf-asop .ray " gwen to pigeon IN
te.palyt and solutions Of sulpha1e OF norpat
lay be inserted under tts skin E1shout psedneto
ssst. Tho last experiment made ~ hin eeer
decisive. 70 large ptscon, whtcn N1safn II
tro pfeee4os 80 had Swallowed fossy-swo afoE
OF o'sek-crop he k--. hetween 3 r. ra- nad
O'Clock, thirty grains Of powered optana,
, 1869-07-28

Tna feacw1nz II fro.s \ Communication Ia
Ha,ihaa* Mems oy Al s;1ipsS! Z noy..eisn:
aaped eye; learned tt St. she hat bit OF .llIer
IN her tse; occurred Wh'le traTenin2 on TIC cara
four ta.s sGo;eyc very tlIch ufl1n.ed, pa!a;cl,
hunts Of cases Haefe Mite knowledge Wn1:d
not have been : dangerous thlng. snd ro1!a saya
weIai Of ya;n- Sethis7 h more d.ftrcss:r. 10
Disorder a i ms;y ea;llJ remed3sS! caNlss
ITEM that i WINS not an eJe.Jrsh. that
III ieDc Af5T Sae e. 9ssssa 9esSs, 70 e. ri ~
stance. The cinderwls be found Fat Underneath
tie margin nf. tho lid, where tetfr' Is 'sTo,!
groove Or gutter foE the Gov OF tear to tha inner
his groove. md they arc angular, lea ciadeF,
theI adstre tn spite ef THE currrnt Of tears
y n1eh nav dow in great aounaenee, end sooner
you rise the margin Of -she upper "a and turn
ovtt, the etaoer or grain Of 1and will he
c1pcsed. snd-uar easily e re1ac9ed With the
re es sasss
Ibis siuse operation or< one Of the noJs thus:
iakng .nJ pencil In NJ 11ghA apgeEs, w1'n tho
eye-lsshes Of the uFree lid, md % dIswisg the I'd.
gently out fron the ball, pressed the poia: Of TIC
40, about oaefour:a of "a tach tron tne n.sxta.
evtF the peueia BY The eye-iashcs, when tie III
readNy rolled orer sae rensl SO Is e9
e.rose eomphteiI taa gutter, des7tihel
fasn ~ asked oEs q tas 5oans lsas % sss
Two or thrt< lA1urea, she accomplished, and, as
predicted, s1lal aEgIllr FiecGA Of etntGt we're
found beseath tea margin nf tnA ad, Utasch she
Hrs Andrews expressed Immediate tenef. So
rnch interezf wa1 1eft n mn painless opetat!ou-
that III In tu1n performed It. bang Hnsn altsd BY
Esru = b.n ths i'd Tas being egey:ea and up4arl
hen .hrg:er1tor wished to rtstaeo the El"
, 1869-07-28

J.
Btsmafx and the f'rusAian M!nHfeT Of War,
Won Room, have not spoken with ea<h otaer Tor
orer two yca11
Prince AftbH h to occupy apartments at Mol
ucal "ouly Little superior 10 those Gsua1ly AZ
lored ot1ceTa Of hrs rank"
csuut Lecatnpn de- IA Foret whose death at
Talbes, In France II rhv advanced age o. ss, has
iust been announced. was for many yeats Consul
General OF Ft2nce IN, Fcm York. he rsrrted
ttczc sdnughter o1 the la;e Nj. Fiandn, ard hts
son low resideG hezs ar French Consul General
The Empress Of The French WILL be acccHp.-
uied to Rg5pt By complete sta1 Of writer's and
artists, charged to reproduce ~ the peu md The
pencil thepnnclpal eRtsodcs Of the excursion. Al
the head Of the dr1ughiSuen figures GUST syr
Dore, and nd the chrooaIers, Tneophe GAutle1.
Amber recently attentedIhe funeral of lrien1
IN Par1s, snc'wns going away after the ctrcmonies
IN church we've oyef, ~leD rome one asked, "Do
ycu not accompany US 10 re cemetery" NO."
was III" -ep,y Il 20 no further than this for other
pc i'e't unernas; It Will be tins enough for tue
chu.cuJard on ny own accousi.''
MI. Gladstone has been lsl-nt 10 e1ngy IN Ire
land AT flEst aprocessIou marched round the
bolures, and tee nles and dTuma plyed "the
Royue's March Ample sailst action bnytng been
tecurcd In this -espect the ogurc was thea
buried, uno, rs IT was about being finally con-
suncd, revoyers ware freely used and halls 5utIl-
neut 10 destroy the whole literal Cal4net were
tr9arru INTO the unfortunate representative Of the
Fsrtt Lord Of thu TTc1sury.
The death is announced OF Mr.. T. !, HuHisto1e,
for many years prcsisnt OF The eo-tetr Of British
ArtistA- lie WAS borut iu 1900. In 1874, when o
str1snt Of tbs kosat Academy, he ob:atne.t the
gold medal for The best historical Picture, nad In
1855 he received gold nrA silver medals for pic
turrs Ihi5ittd at the }'u17s E1hialtion.. Among
lis principal works wc.a ~The PTtsoner OF Gill;
Ion, >" uatdee, !" aud " Columbus At the Couyent
Gntc--
Laurent Clerc, for more than rtty years' rzutn-
nenty identified With the -ause OF ti-cf mute tu-
st!rcr.on died 1t hts Residence. Ia Hartford, Conn,
on the 18th Inst. nscd s. y:aEs. lie was q uati.e
OF La Yalne, NEAR L. youR, France 4 deaf mute
h1msels1rom infancy, and 4 pupil Of the Aboe
Eclrl, be came 10 Hartford In 1916, II INC re-
guest OF the late Ar. Gallartet, and became In
ls17 u teacher IN the AuencNa Asylum 81 Has1-
ford, tho nrst irht!tution Tor deaf u1Utea
tabEfhcd In this country.
Hugh I. McDerInott, the poet, has Addressed
the following letter to Collector Gtt1n:!l, OF New
York !:
"Dnri7k thr past s-e dSys h.vt bcen considering
whether ls,itcd In hoItins pnr.san the Gus
tern lturs whru there n!aued eusdicrs ot
lnpo1 Bpd ntru rusrnee ,rnticrlnS At,out Is o c1d fill
my rlae.s t!nte my lsubs ali whole. Ard y
health Epod think Can mike m ho:sest Living in
otl eaIActts and therefore. tuost respectfully
tender ttt1nao1t. 10 tskt If 1 st the exfstatou
~ his rF&A f-tIH n
, 1869-07-28

- sErlcndA'. lIoaE, I:z,sier tanu Tntssan.
Frt m The L71rytnce Tan 5yl .f,b4nr .t"Ii @

- NAAA7' AAAS&s ~ AAtAAe-% AA*A0 ~&N**@*$4A
FINN The La1rTtnee tEan ~ .Fs54nr .t"ij e3.
A telrEraphlc despatch WAS received yesterday
BY Friend Enosh Iloac, of ;as Southern Supeltu-
ttrcetcy, sta,ss TINT s1+assx. Dodge E.snop Eal
,patt':,e.l by cangrc.. to 2ivlsc vita the Fresi-
dent 90 1no!nu atralrs, were IN Leareoworth, and
n e gssy a5s ih
pcIaTnent, as Medicine nl1da, Indi.a Territory.
Hy the ec'ntesy Of atr. Hoas ne were enabled
D. Cox, secnttzry Of The Intenot, advising that
the eot1Lli:aon visit the headquarters Of tHe Eto-
va and E0ua1che in,slan Agent, mil perhaps
other aGe-S:es, with The lsa1t detay possible, In
order tha sha work nos progressing ntay continue
II ha.ue u aAd to the E.At alvaDiage. Geueras
Hoag be directed to ncro0raug the commission.
u sccLsraDce with :his lsstsE, Commissioner
s. so1 :son e M n21s ,,s t
ever, VI. ucsg r,ll 40, he able TO accoup.nJ
Cerspl Hazcn nlso recommended that Frienu
JohE :hN.sT, Of col1!Eh1an2 CoEl1ty, Ohio, he In
s,1tt 70 ;eecnsay tes cotatais ston alch ia:;ta-
GrutEa! Mazeu laid Ill It's letter tc Secretary
Cox .llat the zeal ana Ldc&sy already eslncca :hT
IT success IN ameIicfstinK the cnnd.ton Q. lie
ls.:nns, md stah!i.aug the proper rc1a,tcas be-
tween ta.n ard the gqse1unenr
from ntte: from "send Lawria Ta:aa, hsrnt Of
taa klawn and Cn-uaucne Indians. addrc.std 10
~ Leg i;oIa @ tos asene, near Camp !tishlta.
ri All aEen nis:scd to inform tbce Tat Gen
s11t u; r Ilazsa had contracted for scGs plo...
hsep planted ia ora. TIE plo.lnx Is stt:s so:ns
on, el1 e1pcc: they wlE stop ~ q tenr.daJs.
aru 10 cult,7ate, next season. ii !. ii ,rIc:,
,aent lse, shs ius'hest fd eepns sae sses fo1J ~
an wi: g, necessary to bave E good many
ft.ps1s % nn3 :e:np!2yes neSt spr!,:to eat.,ats
4DQ tT'3}I tOfA IGffS ere nut TWO. Gf the fAf0
, 1869-07-28

he Indianapolis Joursal Of Tie 2et6 'saJa:
lar:e,y attended, meeting Of the t:ttxans Of Eocne
ConnT Has held At Whltestuxn, On the LAlaJ eite
H5Ilrpad u O'Clock On Saturday, IN The 1ntkres1
81 The Short Line Chicago Road. Tia meeting va
company, md hy JndRa sehsrnernorn 2ad coloael
J. ". Dlake. and BY Captain Buek, Es3. NT. RAJ,
ME. Holmcs, and J0aeph NcCuy. OF ;Bobne- Res0-
lutions ~ard Adopted IN f8goE Of county Ia and
. committee appointed tn circulate -petirt0nA aud
consult with the County Commlsa!1neF2. Boone
CounH-WlH DO doubt, 90 her aAAra 70 Har11 baild-
ting tE1a road Thn Small amount Of tha tAx viii
e1tpald Ard ezpende.. Il eutldtag the ro1d:1td
through -ths county," ="
, 1869-07-28
"a: FATHER McMAH0N.;

Frra thf oi.asrd tcanada, cihse

j sri Fpr5, Af Oita.rd tcanada1 cttts1.
|:y;::.1Te gtfe belor The Minnie 9! co1ncl osdenn
The teea.s Of ts hsr = 99an aaa.,ee a %cs ~ W
tnat Tie tso reasons which novel me Eoyernmen
5flesss tss ssossf Rosa csSo ot 6
acnn,itai Of I1lDsden, and Of DE conslcsin4 juT
/, being nil PrniestAois that the PRISONER haa no
qsEes fof se spd
the country OF the Roman Catholic 0ts1arcny. va
ereatly desired NcMAhonE release. HMlst "
tlipS .hat % maca confederation i daa . - wsae
OF tueh man rs the Archbishop Of Hhata1s an'
Of o1fers Of his episcopal brethren:
GoTEaNRNr u0Ear,
OYrlwl, Satur1t7y, 11ih July. 165R}
.P4e1e1t-Hls Exce1lenck, As Govcrnos Geosra
lis Exeeaency laid before tbs council repcr'
Minister Of 1uArce, which Is he1vunto annexed
recommending thai the remainder Of ihs term o.
Imprisonment which John .GcMalNu, Feu9an
ten:ia, be IrinRted, and that he prtsoner be dt.
charged frcm eolfncmert- The reasoas sddoced
tn the report ol the Minister Of Justice hs1n2 beer
seeh pleased % oT1e1. and il Is hereby o7fered.
that the rcnsinder Of tho sentence OF M, prts'
Or er, John 3lcAahon, b remit,et, and shss ha be
d!sa11xsa Me1',tsa5 tTen e0nnn s'aent VILE
= Clerk Pdvy Colnc.k, ;
DGPAx1AkSE ~ SCs1ICht
9[ThWA, soy - 1saa. !
TIE 41ee0 = Jonn AcAaaon; Tao aelenaaat
In THIS c1se. y 10 Is Rotn34 CATHOLIC clergy man,
q e
tent 70 levy mar a&al1st t1o tk4eeor VINO laTlo8
nnlhwtnalJ coHca0ed ~ ttns2, SIC ~i1a oe1uR n
CauadA With ce1s1 eFtt.di1pesea pe1sons, whue
committing N scs o. hfstulty-
On fnA convlt1'oa ne WAS Sc3henfeo 20 aealn-
boz he &enteoce ~ chnmuted " nn npff5oaneut
fof twenty yeara. n &eoofdaneo 'Ttta osapAtca
rom Lord Casu1vs1s eec5etatJ ef State 1G3 the
ColosAe, bearing dste tae eith NoTe1nher, l1A
Ths. os1endans wSone q . nigv booy g men
sdA n @1ner 1e6a, during Which time ese5 con1nt-
ted fH<ieos outlSEes, reEGl6d Hel Aa}esg 'sIoopa,
and Filled snd Injured nkdy Of Her Aafes1y's sab-
IectA
or the Justice Of the ttufe3ce the leatned'J,nga
VITO utei thu prisoner dechred be entertained no
do1nd4- .Fhe prisoner sluce hEconTlction hss been
undergC&HE IN sentence In she PeulteatAS3 At
, 1869-07-28
The Mn&t Eope Disnstcr-TAe Vic.
tims Really aurned to Death
Letter from the Bfothcr-ln.Lnw
OF 1hc Kcy. Mr.. EsMliotks

Frrm kh< it1- Fork San. 1u:v =
We have the following letter ffosu thc brother
!n-,aE OF the Kev. Mr.. HaiIoek:
KE1llxe0 r. O., Drootzc Co, }. !.
To The EEitar y IL Sur:
s1K: Yours Of JHlv ii, asktng o. me- eoI1st u =,
the Rrv. r Hal,oet, on hls way 70 III. p'sco. he
W, burned allse While sitting up BY the wtnaor;
" hG1,t - heforr the cro came and Is he told nc
tV7rs sfttr tne conuton that he wss Dol nnIL %:
rrired 10 80 fhat be cou}d not get ont SeMae.
ronld helm tim out The ftatemc1ts ot Mea
worm ard cshefs a<c Substantially u1e a p2o-
uhed. Truly Jou11, &c, r,,~rox
r.S-uAd there been help II hand a sooo a
the cats struck sufficient 1ttue elapsed neiose tne
ere came 70 tavc got III utNoek oot sna 2.sa
his Ne, With many otae1a Hno n-I31e 81 ;7E u ~
! caE2eA E "a4AtuSs
, 1869-07-28
A Chinese school in:san 'Frane,seo.

1au Francisco has stt1atted considerable arten-
Gon foI month"; Tho nrst eturts vera n1ads IN
t0e Interior town. and met with hat pour c1cour-
b1ndlngs occupied y those c1gaged u reis pa.i-
AathIopte enterprise FeFe moboed and burned
In S1n EfHDclaCn. pes1ons kno engaged 10 -ae
Nc1k were threatened NTH loss Of Property Il 1Qt
, 1869-07-28

To lie Editor Of tht ChitG9s T1haSA:
Sta: In my letter, which son kindly published
yesterday, curious pr1nlers error EAke4 nom
eeLse Of one sentence. For "RoEnson, who has
hear1 tho bouquet Of rumars, builds story or Two
upon ,his foundation. please read, r. who has
heard tile rdJuxxA" tc. Yours, &c.
An ENGLISH LIBERAL
, 1869-07-28

.,n,c ,pstsnt the rouur seofleman MAJ resl8aiog
ia sn!ris mo the hands o. it, Maker In the nd}on."
Inc ton1. he dIed about 10 o'clock. -shc Is stnl
il precastous eonntion, and eV1nces sxmptons :
, 1869-07-28

soft rills Of three Gra1ns each. Except the usual
tendency to remain quiet, none OF the comuoo
eEtdsnces OF opium poisoning appeared, and the
pigeon waSBcn and active the ue1t day.
The International exhibition OF works of Ark at
Munlch viii probably be opened nt tbs close Of
J1lJ. Almost ali Countries will be represented Il,
IT, AustFia Eelds SCI, Italy rs, Belgium a5 paz1s
6o Holland -, Switzerland and England II objects
for exhibition: While America, Hwedeu Denmark
1ud RussIa each send several pactartA Tho pru-
portion In which the various German towns hare
contributed II as folioHs: Munich, 800: Berlin.
9lD; Dusseldorf, %; Stuttgart, 20; Baden, g.;
Dresden, ct; Wellnar, IL; nod Brealau, 10. The
catalogue VIII contatn tl@1t 4, 5)N p7mber6, $40 OF
which viii Ec statues and stc1lnr worH
At The watering place&i eresl thing tast wears
an undlts3 also -Heal8 -Aa nTerdsesS nowAdayA-
The Grectau bend still clinsa TO soms OF the fair
ones fhouSh not to 50 grea. extent rs taat Sea-
son. Everything IL punched and gathered and
rucfered up tn tue rear, and an absence Of erino-
une Is noticed. Chgnons ara worn much smaller
than formerly, and seen undecided a. 70 the d.
rrction to take, bat II b 1umUTed that they are to
to carried quite lon In the neck, and tew oi the
most daring have already Adopted tne style.
fashion which prevailed last year, and Is ksen this,
for gentlemen to carry b!ack six umbrellas to
protect them h01 the heat or the Sun
Martie.zing slate Is said to he carried On cxteu-
s!FelJ at the qur111es IN Vermont The process L.
described ~ follows: The sate Is sent to tne mill
In rough blocks, md Is thoge plaoed down TO The
' ~thickIeas OF au Inch; patterns are then drawn
upon the slabs, which arc cut Into the proper
shapes and polished The toechanic7l part Of the
rDattleIzlng PROCESS has been patented, bu. tae
Hecret consists In Il knoWlcdEr OF tie marb!eIzIng
coDpoaitlon. The lnates.al IL prepared In i VT
and the tab Is LET co IN upoQ sae competition,
Which adherts TO the surface Of the slate The
slab Is next baked in m oven for one night. and