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Of 6entes, beeauss they are alltei r.
entmies Of the Hepuo''can party. "- Z
4 Nashville despatch to Cincinnati! psr.r,.,
The political canTaks goes IN space, !..s ~
leaders or the Stokes party giving dpI; hS's h.,;s
ancceta In the regular NAY, are bdII4' th,e.,s.-a
military government for Tennessee. |: -
donbted1J lrne that the General Governr-n; =.
4 understood tit tie sesponss 10 ~ aas ~, b. ~
ucu!ariy encouraging to the parttsans u tar.s,
@Rle- stokes' friends ARE fam 70 heIerr ~: ~
coming election a1ords ample yrpnn.j far o5s.
throning the Sta;e Government AID e..c,.v,
military despousm m sta steai- seu.t1I ns:.:,,
sfter fair election, that il IS really a T. ,h.s
how any rretenca can tE toncOctet! a. a 1,.,1c,
ton for the earring out Of the Stokes a,;x,r,
programme. The fact Is IA. extreme, pru,:c:..
!iTe radkal!sm dies hard tn Tennessee. nj H.
preston Of tts expiring kicks. Prom a: thr M.
cations, the Legislature will contain hui frs NJ
bers opposed 10 immediate enltaRe hisemtu, AZ
those dominated oy the senter parry are .qIxe;,
comnltted 10 the pEunpt ren.oyai u tsl!I,:ta}
disabilities, while qutts = humber ef TIE s:.4-,
neass i, = are e. pledged M M cs.s,u ~ sa,ne ~: IL
the Legislature will probably not TX !. 1:.s:s =.
was anticipated ten days age, md III rsirst-:cf
counties such candidates are giving way, S..,r.
men, as concession to the magnanlE,tes ~ Ct
cat Ii this county. There are three set. ". caAt
dates, but II Is not Improbable that tier. ri
be compromise between the Sent%1. aHil tct-
tervAtlyes, although It Is pretty certNn t!!a. 80
latter can eject the1F men without any hrlI, viii
ever. 1t has been feared That in the 1Ias: " .tv
anticipated political treedofu Of the exercises, tie
sp1rts OF retaliation Would be manifested * t,ss
The moro bitterly pro,e1tptsye nlnur1ts VIII #4,e
ruled the State, - with rod Of Iron. 'surEv 'nr
past few years. The feeling Of resentment l'..-
Kiss docs exist, to some extent, and 1t wosii stl-
y he natural II 4 did not; but It l. reasr..sy
certain that It will not outcsup Into any uEI'sa.-
ant consequences, III public Schttrllrl "a
,ere1al 1rowus down every 1ecl1nE ~
Io17ug OF resentment and rcsrh.r,
The Nashville Easnrr, which c.nu'a:e4
,roadcaN oveE the State, L. strenuouslY ns;t.S
influence 10 promote kindly ant ls.st+.-
1al tplrit all around, and 70 of the country rrr>1
The situation In Tennessee II iDb.r
promising than for many q Day, aud ever, tsAIy /,
.aseEly looking forward TO the time, now NO. lAs
ltsfant, when freedom will belong to I'LL. -
The paper warehouse Of Whitman i Co., In fhis
ttJ, Wss destroyed by 1re this 1uorn.n1, together
slih the greater part Of lis contents -au aiJnin-
" house Nss also burn7. LOSs ~ U00 coYele,i by
t&urapcG
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aware Ut Ia England, ion must besr in mind that
no longer than iast se+slon speakers Ia the Corps
Leetsla,if were tod 70 SIT down .nd hola sneif j,
The necessary Ibenies1 It being gsavey alleged b.
Al Eow;the constitution and the 6cn2tus Con-
.pltum ot 1876 art openly disresarded hy the M
josJ tue minority, and ttTs part and their EiR1t
70 do 10 Is not eren questioned / an not sure
thai thIpgs are not going . uttle too last; but
they are now fdiss deeomptts, and the Issue be-
tween personal and cot otstltuilonal government Is
clearly Fntaed, zDd Will have to be discussed on IT,
DeEtts. Uo not allow any misconceptions any
rfeconcetted ideas. to interfere with . clear Ut
GeIs1andtpg Of the momenton1 critls which France
Is going through. France has been 80 long 4uies-
cent that It 10 perfectly natural that people abroad,
Who don't know her well, snould DlsconceiTe the
rial ksste OF things. The old deru which has
been laid so long Is once more loose, and France,
I. T., the active clsases In France, hare de-
creed that pezsousl government shall cease- You
mar take for RIanEed th1i ihat feeling must have
Letn pretty evident 10 tnduce upward Of 100 Geno-
ttss or the new house 10 60 In boldly against per-
sapa3 rule. What IL Impending In France ID, IN
Abeft. nothing less than : rtrolutiou-tae conrer-
kon Of absoluto into parliamentary rulc- WhethcT
1hst revolution bc accomplished By pacific means
reiis With the government; The country H1anes II
10 be accomplished paciDcany, but 1t Is a case Of
Luo4Ho ATTIC rim.
, 1869-07-26

Srccta! Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YuKx, July u.
| IN HExokIAM.
Resolutions of respect TO the memory Of Joh1
| 4. Noebling were passed To-day hy the Director;
| and Stockholders Of the Enst River bridge.
| SACRAMENTO 10 uAvKx.
Three passengers, who arrived this morning IN
through car, In s!x and a half days from Sacra.
1nepto, sailed IN the steamer for uayre, A large
crowd was 1T the depot lc see the car on the ar.
| rival OF the train.
TILE TINES EpToRsHlr.
| John B,geow Will assume the duties OF chief
editor Of the Timer next Monday. His appoint.
nent Is generally approved By the New York press.
MI. Copart continues managing e.IttoE.
FRENCH CAB1-E cELxHRAr1oS.
The Chamber Of Commerce will probably send
committee to take part Ia tie celebration ut
Duxaury, Of the completion OF the French c.hle.
GOLD.
The gold market Was excited this afternoon
over large shipments, AMI q report that the
Pr..sstan Government had put a new I've per cent
loan OF 1eU, ,U0U thaleFs on the Frankfort mlrket.
STOCKS.
The chief activity in the stock market Was IN
New York Central ana Hudson, causea by the as-
sutance Of an early consolidation and scrip drt-
dend. The balance OF the list we're 1Fm IL SYM
pathy.
covEHNuEkT rrRcuASK OF DoSpS
kilograms from Washington say the Secretary
Will con11nue to purchase s., ,OO9,0oo Of oouds
Neekls duting August
PERSONAL
General Sherman Will arrive about r1k,nicnt at
the ltst0r House, and proceed to Long Branch to-
uaDrfDw to remain several days.
POLITICAL
General prominent Democratic politicians are at
Saratoga arranging plan OF campaign for the
faH etctous. 1t Ia rumored that thcJ VIII have q
tcss conservative policy than heretofore, and &C.
o7ts tsy11rf f{cF an,u pteI hat farF
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their capability. There Is not oue-tenth
so much opposition 10 woman's doing as
she pleases as there is to SO much talk
about it. Il woman's capabilities, to be
tested by actual experiment, instead OF wo-
mans rights, to be argued in conventions
and lectures, were made the question, it
would be refreshing change, and would,
we hive no doubt, be universally accept
able Suppose Miss Dickinson should be-
GIN with blacksmithing, and Miss Anthony
shin before he mast
, 1869-07-26
MONDAY, JULY oG, 1863.
CORPORATE DEBT OF lLL1No1s-

statement comes to us from Springfield
that. IN answer 10 circular issued from the
State Offices, sufficient returns hive been
received to warrant the estimate that the
co7ofnte debt Of the municipalities in this
STATE equals one hundred millions OF dol
Lars: that is to say, TINT the citica, towns and
counties owe that much money for locll and
domestic Uses. The ekact character Of this
debt We do not know, Int suppose it safe 10
t.Asume that large portion Of il has been
contracted in nil Of railroads built or to be
la7sils. Tint SUN probably includes tho
many millions If dollars voted by counties
s,n,s towr:s .luriog tho present season In mid
of railroads, hut small portion Of which,
however. will become legal charge, for
twu r.Asons Tho bonds nre not to issue
until the roads arc built, aud the bonds
themselves, having NO mcrchantable value
offer no iniuccment to thoso who arc to
luild the roads. Tho several cities of the
State owe, nlso. n considerable portion Of
tie deih-amounting, perhaps, in the aggre-
entc, from twenty to tTenty-ir millions Of
dollars. For this portion Of The debt there
is, ns +, eeneral Thing, IN abundance Of sub
s'nntial property to show. Tho debt Of this
city waH incurred, in tho tnnin, for its wator,
awcragc, and school improvements. With
cut the wafer and sewerage improve
,ncpts it would not he possible to
reside III Chicago, and with them this city
bus become the seat Of health md ono Of
tho choicest summer resorts in the country.
~ ,,& t,ns
u,ninly for Indispensable objects, and the
city enjoys tho full lu1nEy it hns purchased
1hAt debt contradiction these hcAlth-giyiog
purposes has 1nade tho city the permanent
ctutrr Of travel and Of commerce, and haa
increased the tn1ublo raluc Of our property
'ltil it now reaches e250, 0,ODU, ,NN. In.
Guiding our deit4 for parts, which nrc
,Iecial and nut a general de',t, the whole
indebtedness Of MI kinds does not exceed
ten millions Of dollars, or, putting the pop
ulatinu ut :;tnl,tHN', in cluaJ TO S:'4 to onch
inlAlitant; wLilo the assn9aud value Of tho
tA1ablo Iruprty II tho peop!e counts mp
twu hundred and dfty millions Of dollars, or
Ssa+ worth of property to each iuhatitant.
This tloes not include the property Of tho
city itntlf, which il far ir cxcraa Of its tlelt.
How far tie expenditures Of the counties
md the other cities Anve hcen rcmunnra-
live We do not know; hut, with the exception
Of loi.l,s to railway companies, it may be
safely assumed thut fur eacl dollar VI debt
owing the debtcr hns received IL mos! prof
liable compensation in Increased facilities.
permanent improvements, anu correspond
, 1869-07-26
BASE BALL,
The Rockford Boys mt Cincital.nt,.
SpCc!u Despatch to The Chicago Tribune


-..... CINCINNATI. a.. 1u.t "a.
The most exciting and aut,y.tunies,c.i s.,,t. Ut
oesweTn @ @ ths anous led az ,oci.as4 pf % ctr.a ~!
and tho Forest Glly Club Of Rorkius. ILL.,. ,t., 4.
u lesx renowned IL Ibis athlct" game. 4 lsr:,
many la4iles, though The cruwa wns int sf,I !
would hare been ha,l the people Of lurtuI",tl4
supposed II possible fur club Of atua!tmr. fETn !
country town In lllulnls to ~ nrar, e,sErt,. t.r
defeat Of Their picked ntas Of professionals. The
crowd were stngrla5ty impartial III thrar ar;! ,...
watching the Ka1ne with intense tn,tEr,r Ani
greeting the ane pla,!u9 upon either .s1r vita
The game ~ calls'! a. 2:oo p, m: F. *. li:,n>-
ths Forrst Cry going to fhe nat. Ths nr,i ina. .
ings resulted tn = whitewash for ltochtust nj
Clnclnpsti thc nelllng bc1lg very SHARP on hra
City scorrd one ta,'y, aua the tIncianatt ,rr,..
IN The Third Innings. A'ihy Foley aud s;s4ll!!S,u u
the Forest cry ree'Ased iali!es. brnitiaE'l a-a's
arss, @ aoa 1dd!y t5siax I've isuIs a, hs s~.:,
for the Forest CRY, spaltilns and tune s~1sl
tins, and Trumbun caught mlrping urou nt-.
By Osborne and wild pitch by, sna,lnv a,.;s,- =
ihem considerably. In the nfsh the t.trt-' : ii
received three rallies. doing some tu.tter l.a;'us.
o1 The whtewash brush, Addy taking J. lusl Il L.:
Leonard, aud barnes, assisted BY Hastings, ..aA-
ng eplsnsld double @ rlay tn.tSs stx'n .
changed positions. israinards Wild pitch..,s s,vr
TRANQUIL, weak batter, his base uron t.1.el
balls; SPald,ng was forcet out, aud Ha.:H..- III,
on foul. TFumtull receislng hts run In thl- an
ing. Addy, the Forest clty catcher, receive! 4
terrible tow In the mouth from = Gu1i nu4, III
TWO feet rrum the hat, our after minute " ,w,,
with communicable pluck, he again to"h -
position. The Red Stockings fecrfv"i s,ss
one tally. In the seventh Inning taIAs ;u'k
revenge bJ batt1ng the ball over I!lr
centre delacrA head, aud maE.n.
clean home run, Amid The yocifetuas cheers
Of the excited audience. The men next a.:". H..l
went out In one, tHo, three 1rier. The Rs! >tu:k-
fhRa got three talIies, Fowler AMI Hrlinar! 1u.lA-
!pg home runs oy successful b<.ttug In the e..::a
lru!nE tie He'd Stockings pitcher aIni ra:.'s'r
again resumed POSITIONS, but tho Forest Cs.s- IL:
cut their Muscle, and made uft talitts, an :uils-
d1atelJ thereafter whitewnsheI theEr OPPONENTS,
Harness tenderIy caring for two, snd the "4,u,''
on 'hitI base another. In Their ninth Iunins> t!l
score stauttng-Red Stockings, II: Forest t>t,,
IL The noat Intense excitement r,-
vailed The Red Stockings u;ll At
lnalnE to play, and needed three runs tu WIN AHA
II ey vent 81 It and made them b. the skin o :lr.r
teeth. Wild throw Just sartpg them from defeat
The Forest CITY p1a3 ed with their usual .I!.ty.
mere *as some Mut1u&, especially bJ their s.c-
ond easeman. usually termed sold Rel.ahIt.
The following IS
TEE sconr-
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Railroad Accidenx-Eucok3Mte isc-
tween ITurElAFD aud Police.
Hos1ux. Julr 34-Thonas Sherman, many years
Eead master OF the Boston English Hugh School.
died suddenly Of heart disease At uelham, last
evening.
SPRINGFIELD, Joly ak-Gepera1 Sherman visited
the United St1tes Artuory to-day.
A train on the Connecticut Rlrer Railroad rlu
otI the tack north OF Eioyoke thta u1ornlux Only
three persons we buIt Il II. SnoH, the engineer
had one leg badly bfoken Amos Moaher, fireman
and Prank kingsley, brakemaH, slightly Injured.
No passengers huf1.
Bo~ToS, July 2L--A person narued J. y. Browa
Is under arrest charged Win attempting to obtain
81rotU from the 2onut Vernon SattonAl BANK on
forged chcckA
The dwelling Of E. n Joss.oa, On Raocon street.
during the abeenee OF tie family, has been robbed.
md TWO burglars were caught ii It LAST night
They attempted to complete the robbery. when
the ol.cc appeared md we're 1re1 upuu return.
icR the nre without effect The robbers thea
tunde their escape,
, 1869-07-26
OMAHA.

suit Against The Union Pacific Rail.
Fot1d sUtGtcera-PrepArnt to
Receive the Chicnco Comm ercial
E1curslGnistx-Inuln OntrQHsa In
New ncHiC0s
SPECIAL Dlsp.sch to the Chicago Tribunal
OHAHl. July "a.
James IT. Davis and associates to-day brought
suit IN the District Court Of Nebraska against
Oliver AMcs, Thos. c. Durant, Ino. Dun, 1D1
Others. contractors Of the Untou Pacific for eGo4-
le-.:3 Tor material and labor furnished defendants
Oh the contract The defendants cIam that they
Ia due them.
ptrpafasions arr making to give the returning
Chicaxo commercial party reception.
Reports from Fort Mcpherson Say that Indians
wcrr eeeu recently n Tho ncShborhood. Troops
have been sent in pursuit
The .st~ Ar1'can, n Santa Fe, yesterl1J pub
hes nect nntB Of the murder Of mall carriers
Aid other Indian depretsat!ons on the Arizona
n al route. The malls were recovered without
n ,tnFrH
, 1869-07-26
THE NEW CABLE.

BGsIox, Ju1s 2+-The shore end OF the French
cable Was landed lat night, and hauled Into the
Telegraph house On Houses EIammnck. The rEnt
OF The ea1le ID said to be in good WORKING con'!l-
ton. The Wire tFunt Kingston stallion TO lux.
bury Is nearly MI up but thetc Is JET no cnn,iilu!:
cation from Ronseh Hammock, ami will tlh' III
probably for some s.mc. The steamers thIIrrr1
and scan,le.IA take their departure ths aflcrnnu.
KINGSTON, Masa-, July A.-The selrgraph l'uc
to DuxbuEJ 1!ll probably be complete! tn,dAy.
The ottleeF1 Of the STEAMERS ChIl,tEn AHl S,.li,-
detlA arr, Today, before their departure. t'rus
tendeseA an Informal banquet. The grs.Ai r.t-
bEAitun Il " take pl1co rurS4ixJ, Pu!te Il nH14rr
OF prominent Individuals have ntr!scI! ttl41 IN
Guiding u. Touruay, French Charge Il Affair. r!..
italian Charge A'Atsh'rE. ami Captain Wnr.. vi n.
Hr!tIAh Legation. 1t u thonghr the lnnj !Il,. " II
b. spllc4.t, to the caol1 on Monday.
NosTpA. JulJ ek-A batlGsy Of art.l'rrs. .,t
nEug tho Ealutr Will tH Rcnt BY ttr state aH,h II,
tics to a&tst In The cable celebration at in.x'rlrv
Tuesday. The Governor aih other ata'r M ,L.,s
have been Invited to participate, aml NIL pEo,,lIy
do KN " - ~
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THE FRENCH CABLE,

FTA- y L
1ne IAnaine u 'ae : !eAen elo4e 'u alsA' oosl
ool".'ea' alu nses4.u eo.n '1Ss1 ~, ossn s linus
III Dn1ou,' 'aihsasenaSe's' lu' 'essosafS
% 5@A'e' - 'oe AD'eAeo ~ my iesn'.AA4ou
ny eonigehs hAs e'an'eu cono'''ounl con
Sent 70 Tue ''o mna'ns o' ene eao'e' ana 10 Tue
eonsH'eneuen, g ~, =. ~ opelaeloas ~ uoiuS
tis's We tninh ano S'ee1e''4f' lhs s,ao 80 IAe
u'Haost i'ioit q courtesy 1n,o ioioe1.s4'ce'
80 cap'e Gun oo A".,a't ~ 'A'1. eoanec.'ns Il
'o5s'en county VIZ en' on''e" ,'A'es'
"'anou' tue eoAAeu1 u eooR,e''' nnu onlS
upon nuen Lei LIS A''o $, e'aol11ons
oooe1e's N"s pteSciin
pl' NAs Peauas 'eiose congress-
@ "u1ou AAne"', sNlnH sus
' a4t1 tese1os 14o -, eoua4t.ona r.
.,11 80 ~ . A-no
,.a.:..., 49,. .''
49, Ft '' ee' ~
80 1"'- atf1o'.4 "a oone1' 'A'' auo A"o.
49, ~ ~ a.''oua -
.14A' o'n' A.iS aee'on !'y ule secretary
aoeS noe lfecluoe any olncfeht acton ny
oo1bft tsa' ..-....,
~ - ~, -.,Ns -t. n' sin''eo ~
~ o"''1 ''sat 10 WIZ
-, 'e "se4 AAAnce .a..u tue
- 49, '"e",s 9eA'o 1ao
eAo'o company LAS elotihAs ~
ofo's ~ t1e 1Su' !" HotA = eao'o
- aasa-e1;ea s 49, ~. ~ ~ .a- - aar.;a1a1 I
49,. 49, -. 49, -.
-..-' .. as1@ ssssNas;oa - e;.,,s- .a.....
-r1,a .;n,a T. ~ r,anano,x ~ ,o,ooranni,n ~
1o,c s;rco 1,,na ,,v ami tbis r;ytna1 se;zur,
M n. ocoar md ,ho ,r,1,ibit,or of +ba
,o,,-+--,o,;,+ ~ nv, ,ths- 1;roc is e,r,a-
, 1869-07-26
PACIFIC COAST.

movements Of Dls&lnguishcd Ylst-
torx-sAcndricks Sexounued.
SAN FKAhc1sCo, July 9A-The Congressional
COMMITTEE Of Ways md Means arrived from po.7-
laln+ oregon. ria Victoria, this afternoon Tats
w ieave for the East On Monday mkt, yl.l.in..
HHgtnta CttJ and the White Pine ause{ nsnes, "a
Ytufk
Senator Hendricks, Of Indiana, WAS me, q; the
sseatneF ast night By members or tue Dem lcsa.,c
state CeottA Committee, and escorted 10 bis hu-
the people By senator Casser1Y, but he mercy
thanked the audience, declining To make speech
Captain Joseph Sutton, the wei-known coa-
mNoer IN The Pacific A1ll Steamahlp service,
died In shtA clty yesterday
The annual convention Of the Grand Army Of
The Republic, in California; WAS held here Jtsser-
da3- delegates representing twelve posts were
present. Eaeh post reports = Large increase Il
membership aud healthy financial con,ilt:on-
The French Eunbo4t taMothe Itquet alr:veI
from Victoria last nignk
Tne Steamer Colorado arrived from Panama
this Mofulr8.
, 1869-07-26

l1,ntuo.e iu 1ho xMNntlt Coumtv
Circnit court-ottn>Sa. AZ. l. Cro..-
toN I!Aco s"r ano f3oPose0 AAf
Line teAllFoAds
I,,r,w. II, ',n,r .,
=. At ouIs -.
VI "e3luesaaJt 'ae 5!At tt!st.t lne caSt u CIf-
non r. the LaSallg Glass Company WA calhsI on
ann ,r,4, cnourtaro,,, cha,anttn1 on ,ho No., =,
1A' "4'st soa''0s'1"!e eHo4ieue'uH W tnc PAt "
Counsel O Jury Was al 1851 cmpahelIetL NO 1ues-
lion Of any particular tnteres, arose. The parties
nnAlly agreed 10 a Judgment for the full amount
clalntd, t3ua1. Gray for plai1tiu; Bull ior DE-
fchdant.
On Tuesday, the go the case OF Gentleman r..
Reed came up for sIiaL The main facts Of the
, 1869-07-26
WARREN.
Attempted Highway Robbery-TI
Weather and the CROPS.

Attempted Highway Robbcry-The
Weather and ting Crops.
WARREs, ILL.,, July 24-A1 attempt at hl1hvaF
vicinity Of thus place. i Joung man living In the
country was returning home from the village on
horseback, when he VIA set upon By despefado,
who made = tun4e ut hin. tearing his cost finn,
bis back. and nearly succeeding in pulling htm
nom hls hotse. The animal took fright, thereby
escaping nth ht4 rider and frustrating the desl8n
70 secure The horse, which Fas valuable animal.
me NeasneI fos sas gast th1ee days ms been
sa1m Ha1m and pleasant Crops u 10 Davies aud
cousin never looked better. Corn, slthouxn o,cf-
Eal, looks spsend!aly, and With isrotahle weather
an a.e,sge crop WIN be gathered. Wheat oatY.
ht9n, erec,, fnd, except IN \ fem instances. ara
iree ffon rust OF scah, and where this Is uoSicsd
oniy appears on The s1alk. HarTeat VII com
mehce N about ten da!A A large breadth ts 20 m,
, 1869-07-26
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Custom House lnabroKlto MT Charles.
aon-talIectorC Clark. mnckey,asuc-
cessoK. T0kea Eorcthle Poaae..ior
OF the office
~.I;s Ga4h1Iox, 1a;as July A-Aueh excitement pre-
tAts tnonV lne two Nlnxa o{ thn ReouhJtc.n
5,ss aet 1n2 DE- aanssSey sns ste Collector iess
co!oted Eosezs, Fhue sensIor sa aEJet Concress- M as
npuo,a aa nedn cler, ona ,ososFe y; ctsIk rne ne1y
head the Northern element Ths ~, -,
bi,ssn,ss nf q he,.sse AaeksJ has intensified lhe
~ ~ Ass Cluk called On Aacfey md J pre.entIng
as ~ 9eoaao eaaa;ar demanded instant possession q
nni1S ~ b,a ,s once Aac1ey refused 10 Eacate
pIensed a ed = IeeE,ea M,s Fses!pt NON clart ST
S!ask ion1sed on tmmedtsfa xurrender. xntrS
seap,ed na e'ussa u q he entered Aaceey oee nd a.
te-ss eseted b. Aaekey1 auhordlnaies, Yee.
nf1fc+L Assnooa AsckeJ and othe1 Custom House
~ sfe arrested NJ the tn9tanre
~, GNk On the charge Of asssn}t
sao oos1eeunS an ot1ees ot the reIe1ue, sno
, 1869-07-26

4 New York Sumor mars1es Commodore .Esn.
de.bl1, aged =, 10 maiden. aged II.
Daniel kipalcy, Of Auburn. Nc, has pair Of
boots IS yeats old, which he still wears.
The American proposed by John Bright Rnd VI.
E. FoEtter ~ a member Of the Reform Club, and
on account Of Nhose blAektalung theJ Withdrew
from the clab. Is Mr.. SmaileJ. The London cor.
respondent o! the New YORK 1ribaak.
Mx. Mari Rousseau Watkins, d1ughteT OF thu
late General Lowell Il. Rousseau. United S:ates
Afmr, and widow of the late General Il L Eat-
kius, died, on the stor Inst, At ST Paul. Nnn-.
whittier ehe had gone for her health which had
teen delicate tor several JeAEs.
, 1869-07-26
$u1ci6c In 81. Iontt

ST. LoErs. JulJ 94-A German named Pred. Op-
plehaom. only three months In this country, was
stable Of John F1et'ngaa aansen, for whom he
Horted, nine miles Tram this city. Some days
aimee he learned. Il il Hatd. THAI gtri with Ehom
pectet 10 n117J. had taken another for 4 nu hand,
AID that fr1erd to View Yo1k, to whom he hsti
loaned snsa o! money, had Atsconded, which, II
Il supposed, led him to commit. erIctte.
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were bound over to answer befors tho United
Et1sea Commissioner On Monday. During fa5
men, .orced hts way into the Custom House and
took Possession, where he still Fenaina The par
usans ol Clark attempted TO ae!enade MesiM
Sawyer and Bowen lsst night, but the co1ored Ne-
publlcans "a lied IN large nulubea and prevente
the serenAdt, charging On the procession and CAP
turing fts nxx, which they carried In .UtnMph to
MackeY. At hts residence.
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WISCONSIN.
GREEN BAT, Jniy 23Ciouty and Har1u.
AlLwlEKEE, July 44-Nasm auG Cloudy.
JANEsyll1K, July eL-Clooti{ and WARM.
ILLIfotA
FREErpEI, I1ly 2l-fey ~1f11, cIeaS and
breezy
NOCHFoEp, July sLC!ear and quite windy.
GALK6BEk1, July 2A-Wttn and clopdIng up
this afternoon.
P1oR1A, July ~ Clear and very wnrm.
SrRINGHE1p July 2+-liot
HOWL.
DcDroCE, July s4-Hszy, very hot: wind from
the kDuth-
CouAcu. BLrYrs, July 7A-c1ear md cloudltss :
waro.
NrRi1NoyoS, July sL-1ear, few clouds; good
breeze.
NDiAKA.
ISptlHArotIS, Ja1y s+-Cloudy. Wind south
west
S1w AInAST, July 3A-Clea<.
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HAVANA. July eA-General Pueblo has issued 4
Proclamation 10 the Inhabitants Of Puerto PTtn-
ctpe, In hch be declares the Intention OF acting
according 10 aud enforcing Captain General De
NocAf programme OF policy, summed 10 the
words "spain. justice, nofalnT." ..---.
General 1etonA hAA lei1 Puerto Prtncfpa and viii
embark or Spanish steamer. probably for spain
TIE rebels have destroyed bridge on the SeuT-
!t1s AAIlroad near Puerto Principe.
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BLOOMINGTON.
The Stntc Sotdters7 Orphans Home
Reception - TcnEhcra, Inatitutc-
Health OF Bloomington = The

BLooxlhoTox. Ill, Jnly A-The recep,ioa Il.
the Soldiers Orphans Home, at Norma, Iii.
tirgul4aed persons present we're Dr. Edwards All
lady, also Mrs. Powell. wife Of the nov famous
Western Explorer. Msa. Uhr, the superintendent.
pleasantly, being ably seconded By the four lY,y
{saehs1s M Of The Institution. Ara. Watts, M;,a
Fun hummer. Mss Hughes and Mis-, KAy.
will now enjoy vacation Of si1 weeks. Atou.
one hundred Of the pupils will ~ =,
tntH lt1ends on rtstt; onty those who Ire III
the railroads thai gran, them free transportation
AZ the close eI the school ye-teray there was nut
s!ck one among them, out Of two hundred Hni
uI the Institution.
"A Teachers Institute will commence al 1h,.
:" 1--we 'teachers arc opr3taily invited
The health Of bloomington ami Normal Ii re-
arlAhly gu0L The doctors are fhlns!nS u eHt-
ElattbE.
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POLITICAL

There Are only t~o d4Ily nersp1pefa IN Massa-
chusetts which advocate the Prohioitory lau-
the Bastop 1rnr<lEt7 and The new Bedloel Ney-
euTr. .....
II IL depied that Or. Norton, the colored iode-
peudent candidate for Congress iu the Flint DIS
INC. Of virginia, Is elected. and II Is said that
Captain Ay1cs, the Republican nominee haa I, 600
majority.
The comfy Of States, s2JB the Cleveland utTati,
requires that Ohio Democratic rapefa eooaso onn
ali rrferrnce to the Hbloated bondholdeH-" lot