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EX-SFCRETARY SEWARD.



From The luturn AIreytistr, July 10.
Aprisa,e letter from q member Of MI. sewa.l,a
party, dated Sacramento, July l, received In tu.z
city Jes,erday, gtres the following interesting
"Gose1nor Seward was received here with d
@ hearty wsleonc fEoE prominent men Of both par
dinner Speeches. L. We GaI naiace ~ 4 aaE. nma
selycs from Rochester to this point. =
seven hundred miles Of the railroad from
Thence west to the polnt Of meeting tie Cenlfai
Pacific the road Il not 20 we'll hu1t, but Is being
tDplpscti Nc found no Inconvenience IN passing
ss nssf ua i t. % s insa tssa, ~ %
TWO engines over the Sierra Sevaaa. nsh up ia
Va as,e ii. mes on AZ ssow e slssf a
ani ess,n1s eroW eyen ID ne tops Of tae
butt Snow falls here from fifteen to twenty feet
seserI hundred mics east Of these t mountains s
nothing but rage bush gTows on the nat plain tree
lese, matcltcs, except The Humboldt River, which
Is ana!ly loss n the sst.dal; no birds, oeasts Of
Al the railroad stations towns are Hptinginz %,
With their houses Of white cloth Of rough boards
~. We spent thrse daays :. SAT- Lste etJ1had
hn wives Tie lived In Auburn from 1913 to 1sz3,
and remembered man! Of our Older citizens. Dt.
logical Seminary. nnI several other bulangs u
Auburn; The Nornons are relieving themse.ves
and viii saceeei IA dotDg Il. they expect to ruie
the whole country aud the world n due time.
We attended their meeting ut the RTrat
T1beruacle-saJ t,e10 present. Elder Dackus.
formerly pastor Of the Baptist Charrb.
Auburn, who WAS Oh nls way To Oregon to eatan.
lssh m!salol4 preached to them about bali an
hour. giving our Christian y1ewA after which a
Mk. Taylor, Secretary Of tho Mormon Tribes. re-
piled, x1v1nR what they believed.
This II pleasant city Of about 80 1000
nGa, apRicois, AID Ike fr1its are grown hesr q
Perfection. The grain Is ali cut and secured,
No moro rain Ia expected untn September or
latcr..
We ieave Sacramento to- mo.ToH for San Ff1u-
cisco, uLdtr chAAGe OF = committee CT the latter
city, and everything indicates grand reception
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IN this State, 30 Aendiahly murdered young
Mrs. McAdarns, would have appropriately
crowned his villany had hc imm ediately
hanged himself. There Is o curt saying.
very familiar upon the lips Of those who op-
poso capital punishment, Tint changing is
the worHt posaibIe use to which man can
be put !" but wc question whether, in these
two casca, OF In any case OF cruel nunler,
there La any other better uso to which
the 1ufiAn can bo put. 6uch a
man must necessarily be Gn outeast forever
nmong his fellow-meu, and mnst himself
realize thAs, beyond the mere fact Of AMI nnl
c1istcnce, he il of no possible use 10 hIu,se1f
or To mnnkind. When, therefore, they
commit such atrocities, lho best thing
sheae assasslns Gun do in 10 put themselves
beyond The reach Of enfthly investigation,
and plunge Immediately iu.o tho unknown
future to which they hnro nent their vic
Tins
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THE TEST OATH IN VIRGINIA.
Letter from General Cnuby.
HEADQUARTERS FIRsT AilLtrAET DuTxtcr. I
EfAfE 1F FItGfSfA
N3Nlx< Ut NI{slilFlN.
RICHMOND, Va, Tuesday, luly q. isea.


R1cHNosp, Ia, Tuesday, duly d is6e.
To the Editor n the .tt,a rork 7faxs:
! thin1 tnat ~ your article ot yesterday
nave overlooked .hs material po,nt tasr tho con. On.
stituuon proposed for that s,ate has not Jet Been
approved By Congress, sad that the decisions or
g1sen sfter the approval Of The constitution 10
which tncJ rcferret, or reisted IN every tnuanca
to conditions which con1d not oxlss until after
point tse1s e. as be ne eDgn hf
opinion. and the dcetslon rnade now is precisely
the kame that ! made more tnan = rear ago, ana
ezai Giant 1hai have ever seen. have hereto
fore, in two districts tho Second and E1ltal, 10
commended that Cung!ess snould be asked 10
q them and Hlain1y IN order to avoid the dtncnt-
t!3at Hea tnat sfht now suspended tho meeting Of
wnleh L had been elected ''Se I'D eeea aAsss apr
proved hy. CenE,sa would sake the
not dilceied ! ths vi .s.eDe,iae @ nsss q f. e. e.
g1na Leg!s!a,ure ut detnte time; that being tne
ca8e it mrst, IN nr judgment, assemble under fho
conditions pow, and not those which may hereaf.
Yer oe imposed by law. Questions OF policy may
properly shtpe legislative notion, but t6ey DO not
ToI1 r. 1spsa 81 s5sstnE lava Or anthorze
ssttutsonal and legislation pfo1lslon, The mero-
ben Of the several stats Iessistures md III
ssassa:ys ,, .nd {ualstal oa,ce1s q 10 sevesai
Prescribed oath OF amfnasioa.' Members of
"E4c 2Vt required 03 f1G l8W& OF the
uatied States to tate any snch oath Of amrmP-
It'll The oa1hs or nmHnauons now prexcrsbtu 4
~ tho1e Of Jnly ;, isfa1 and July II, 1865, and
hare been sPpfnsed By Coasresa either directly
Or " the adnitaion Of the Statea. 4 pistrl:t
Commander cannot dispense With tho oaths pre-
1863 Us they sppi} 10 pafacnizr e1ses}, and sun-
stitute for them the oath PRESCRIBED BY zny pro-
posed constitution. tho Ea1idity Of which Ii con-
power which Congress has expressly reseyvo od 70
fselE
closed General Or1etH, you Will zee how little
ukhhcauon there u for Ihe charge thaf the de-
c!aion now coUp.a ned Of L. an aftertaousht
yefT respectfully, air, your ooedtcnt servant,
En-. r s. c1NaY,
Breret Major General.
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A NEW WONDER.
4 Revolution In Steam Eugtues.

The Jersey City Tmts has q description OF q
machine, now IN operation In that city, which u
destined 70 wnlf revolution In one department
OF mechanical 3ntustJ-uame1I, new kteAm en-
cupJ,ng one-qcasfes the space required for an Or
dtnarJ tcn-hoEse engine, Viii give the aaue power,
with twenty-fse per cent less fuel
This httlc machine seu At detAnce al plccon-
Ill contained within the circumference Of broad,
Eto1t wheel. aooo1 thee feet IN diameter, revolg-
Ing upon hollow shaft which receives the steam
a1d delivers tt alternately into tEp oppo&tk recfp-
rocal cylinders, each 01cd between the GENRE and
the periphery. The power, tnereiort, tnstesd OF
T. oi being 1t tie circumference o., In
other worta, the tlue eecire o1 power Ia
at the persphe1y OF the wheel To use q
familiar stEile, the wheel Is 1lke the
hand or drum Of squirrel cage, u Which two
position, the ether IN the opposite, bat with hts
bead down, and with a nouol diai.ar to that Of n
ny Walking On tie ceu!n5-hotn, Of COURSE, IN
turns. 1t is IN application Of the simple principle
b. which, Al 2uJ one can see, a 2tindsto1e msy
e.sllt te tutLed b. placing the hand upon its suE-
face, while onlT with considerable mI1sc1lN e1eI-
t!cnn nan $ hand EraspinS the shaft can rsoduee
the zame MOTION.
NJ ConEEn!paw Enul qalte recently, where he
VS. yell Known gg the euttor and the patentee Of
several nse{ul miner Inventions The Tina s7Ja
1t Is expected that stock company VIII be formed
Erg11c, whose vniae lor al uses requiring light
ness Of construction, combined viii ecoE1my Of
fcet, N1y be see1 by the simple sta.eleot that II
Will give fen-horEe power With NO more fuel than
would DC required IN ca1or1c enG!ne oltEo-horSe
power, occrrstrs one-fctrth OF the sa.ee7 and 1t
a much less Cost And u1e tmponalr feature Is,
that the sane enSce ean be rsed either 10 attain
q high fnte Of speed or u co heavy hotsttn&.
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Il Picnic Ending In n SnnEulnary
Collision NctWccn the Urovcr1s
Association aud tho PoIicc-The
Third Avenue Railroad Track
Torn Up-Tho Policemen Stoned
md Driven Off.


Collision lsctwccn the I,rovcrs'
Association aud tho Policc-The
Third Avenue Isnilroad Track
Torn Up-Thc Policemen Stoned
uud Driven Or.
From the Stte Fork SIN, Jufy1s
On Saturday the Alefton Association went on
theis fourth Picnic to Iaadmanna Hamilton PARK.
The eocletT !s composed entirely Of csttIe-trorerH
or, 81 they are ropuIarIy termed, !" bu- -pushera''
Afough crowd Of 600 assembled Drinking, curNpz
sonaliy when dispute arose, ,superdaoas "a garments
were toaed and Wigs were % The sNari When the
snaaes q n5ht 1e ada
y. The men became qua1elsome, and their
feminine companions bolsteroas. Additional
ll'sauons added fuel to the trc. - II ,. N. tha
ness. WA$ surchargcd, and needed onty match
10 c1plocelt- The burning brand appeared IN The
nssson q orc Susens, who provoked an altcrca-
stant fierce eight eEsued.
The Timely Intervention OF the Police teinrora-
MY quelled Inc disturbance: but IN ten minutes
nIterWnid 1t Was renewed With tenloIl FURY The
three onicers-lrw1 Merchss aud CrucIcr--werr
knocked about Ike snr.tiecocks. and then Detet;-
Ell ashinS blow nn the 5aw salute,I rht4 Gf;1cer'3
onset, bat he trAre5 stucE to The prisoner Su-
Kent- Then the cr'wd became Inspired with de-
montnc1i fury Rushing lhTursh The park case 10
the Third aycrEc after tie ut!lctes, they tore up
the railroad track, aud hurled the stones upon
the pblfceIEel.
Several OF The missiles took eject, md while
the otiicers were rzostruled bleeding at,I wounded,
Nugent eteeted his escape: In order to tnttm!-
aaS ias 5e r inH;ed e[ow [n metes,!se o1eeS Ham
AID Policeman Irwin. badly cut in the forheat'
was DESPATCHED to the F1ft5-utu,h street station
wns speedily 81 the scene Or acton. and Iho
croTd cro sradsal'y @ e.! hack Several sho.2 were
drawn. Some peaceful cit,zeus were wounded.
anu tne nel9hbo1hood WIS IN iutcRse c1cliemcnt.
few nervous .rnie.1nen rushed up their shut
in - f7f1izfa
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bonds which he could have purchased three
*eeSa ago at liz will cost the government
10, and the increased cost OF the eleven
millions will ba over half million do!Iars
This can hardly be said to be very shzosl
operation for the government; but If my
of the Wall street operators had, threo
weeks ago, any inkling Of the condition Of
the Troasury, and the rapid accumulation Of
currency, end, foresceing Tho necessity Tho
secrcla1y would be under Of increasing his
purchase Of bonds with a public announce
mont Of his enter1ng the market, had in
vested largely in public securities, thoy, at
leass, haro mnde good thing OF Il.
, 1869-07-15
TIE NEW ATLANTIC CABLE,

The completion Of the new Atlantic cn-
Bic hns advanced to that point that tho
probable action CT the government becomes
q mnttc1 OF interest Congress has not
given its consent to the landing or the
operation Of tho cablo upon Tho soil Of this
country, and tho Attorney Gcneral has de-
cided that such consent is necessary. The
President hns, however, decided to inter
pose no objections To the landiug OF tho ca
bic bat it must wait foz the consent Of
Congress to commence business.
The people IL Tho United States hare 10
objection To The landing md operation Of
this cable on tho contrary, thoy would re-
joice il there wero q dozen competing
cnbles placed at the Rer1ico Of
tho public. The only objection
to those new cables is TINT they
will fall into the hands Of the old cable
company, md thereby strengthen the mo-
nopoly Of that company. a message Of
only four words from Chicago to Paris
cost2, with the address, nbout sixteen dollars;
md Il this new cable falls into the lands Of
the old company this monopoly will be per-
pctuntcd. Congress cannot interferc To
regulate tho tariff of charges on the present
Atlantic cable, but it can refuse to give iu
consent to tho landing Of any new cable
un1ess the sauna be free to the public at
maximum rnte Of tolls, to be fi1od by Con-
gress, II tho old company, under these
circumstances, shall buy up tho stock Of D
new cable, they must do go subject 10 its
operation at reasonable rites. At present
the cable is utterly beyond the reach Of tho
general public, and will continue to bo so
until there ia q possibility Of competition.
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peet WAS, that fair weather prcysf1ett
IRON that time till harvest, the crpns
q mail grain xould bo prod,eiou1,

Rsss e. u f' sssa'r ~ s's.ss ssss
s1eeeaas a anyas &C. .nb1S oes e n g5eaa'g5S 5
rams q the last ieE daJe, and the dashi6s nood
81 S.;ys ys;sssy e. lSs ND e ssse xa q
Prospsst1 The wheat and oass beat down By 1es-
tefdayS rain can scarcely 1eeoyeT md ffsas fasm-
e sg H. ~ y RI h.,e
The ttalk has become 10 ripe md he hesss sts
hfts :s ;ss ihsy Do rot s5pse 9ra.;s s.s sven
lof - aesy ID aas niIe e e. is a., nasa 1ssa
Ks from ni 5o,msr 1ears thss tangled erop cannot
that mitch Of tho wheat sad oass VIZ rseo1ef hsls
cisnn feapns; md u no e7ti bss coma o npon ~,
sse1 sSsei II q nc ne
sss srssss1hst !. to aay nteen Or sNentJ bushes Of
.Sss ~ a. % e} o!s,,3 f. az b:5s; . 4 e
sos sssSsS MENTION y ao.e's &C. l.s% saa1s sss
~ ~ tSsn H. 1sfStJ sisna the storms much bst-
s.ssSk .:: aud Hs H's'ts5s; 81; sisi'sSn Y
Gsss ss. ,s,, s' s'.s: sss: to ;ss III r.. n:
.sss ~ ss ~ e; & k':. :ssss 1ss rs's
e h'' sf piatt,' +, ,ss's.sfRls. sso..,,s,t,.s.
hS ssttNs. Wiz. sssfs Y III ix.n eTt, S"s ia L
ksat1. The apftnF wasaa harvest win tssm tks
s:,s ss t. q ~ s.:s Sssa ss'; Ss s ;s.ttsf II
ahs .hllos Of the yort I,od1. ltaesl !xytA...s
l;t.iy Ss..sti through .hs ooase!ss ~ Wst.!cr,
$!!S' S,"s!..%% am@:!'' Si.y, ss's Va. s si
st n;'ss III :?ss NIT. ':'i' 4: 4 .si Il .i: ii n.
aofd ~! WI Ia a. atsts9a af,,rA . ..,
s ts r. wes;hsr e h. Dse @
pasae.i thoua&lh,s Of maguIaoehs heiis of rorri,
NheAs, oets ~ barrier. Con,rarJ e expectation.
fS' ~ "1G y sfe m q, ~ ssse
sn Il Nean sat III raps sarts
and Efph4ses ~ hue cit'p y evef wAH xruWn il
draining t'iat meatlRs does comparatively j,tie
fntir, t9 rortt. N ether pfadacts. - -
fhe Hehrssta Guy Ser. pf t1a ioih sayst DAf
S u us'ss isr! t H. 90 ces III
Jpsepb i!aitsusd " Iqlu9 anY Ylhng b1i dEtieElnai
~ a!st ne ,n lsxsr H. p..a ot 'a:s taf I. ssiy
.is !, ;tn.ils5 xis'i.: u naslas;y. lattisa: y
IT liz Na.s6wsstsf. rrops wsra 81 goi.H ' '''" ''"s
,11e ihFentaft tfawa} .HFsta3 of The fath tAJns
v 'YssteN1ay prt!ved settoaa dampst on nopea sx.
slaR 70 sht eIppa; sIlxat Ssln soan xiI4r noon.
saa asa'lef n.'a .t a!ght egatn. Riytas " TO
day. me ctop pFe1Deat wa atlII good. Tho bAEta5
has been Injured beJol4 redemption TO souo sX.
;Ws9t y: not 20 % msh 70 :. 70 prevent sst YIELD
raut, h Atoat, and tho heats may nll out solilly
md ffec from rust II ccol ARD dry weather fol10w
tnesa i ~ Es!na Corn = tapily gata1nx on roll
III at len as;s 80 ssii sae.s i aopa." "'''s
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TORNADO III MINNESOTA,
ID RRYnGee Ia Stea1ns ana Pspe
CaUnsaeH
8ust csntrt ILulY 1uI CtrespqNdtst Of IL 81 HRuk

-. lt11tsr. 70, ts.,.6 thu, ,.. -.
9rs &c o. ,s0 as o fae sn3 az oeartea IL
@STshe ns.ors rers s5 doTa Rrss. ~
foois b,Szn o. inutE &C.
1hs most notioeabis ieatn5v q ~ a1Gs nq n, ~
whtoh ". partially aa!shed. .Tas rooI -, bio 81
on from tha entlfs edloea eno tss ~ u@osn seda ~.
lIown 70 mo dstsace q tfosn !o.ty ~ s0s.. Il.
more. ,.,....
Thy dAtnsge done ID t9nn cea , sesAfosV U ooea;
g.s n4ns Tnss z s ara ~ na9es a19 ~ q
srss IT, t Il u sns M9ofe i,S, MSfs sss S.
Il %Hst 4 ssys;s Tns Sa prs r y 10 ~. " .a s9s
tfrAt a.nuuht of u lsessu.
fet'p,s wnte sroun1 ln tta taoeninS iootlh2 w
I"s :s 'i'Ff'''' pu'' ''A''1 '''an'' ~ '''' "sf'
et .h' :eaat; u. sfa;n ~ ,asf. i;''iss: iHs,
Wan etcatn(a!!lod Nlih thunder, lxhntA4 and
n e sa'ssms.s tuty q a,sn. 4 during Which
A Ntisa lH Raymond. owned and Nnhpie'1 hr =
Az cssM VIZ Hs.a,1son, q ws eodo fat.,!ar, fot'
Till honae II what Il called Iloek .|.t,ase. IL ny
plned il iil9 oo!ns!s aati 4! i!s oentIs With oss
su,s III tho house 1t tbo sImc, Anil iii vaso niofe
1e.s lntu1a'l Ths dstalla. ~ ~ 4. hare l,een
sl,ie TO learn them. ats - tolioMs! NJ. aud Nh.
eieep!nf GOV q slaift n ths potsnMeht corner ul
ihe otLuhE Inc VI Inc family sa4 vlsltoss
"gIs ',s,r ~ tn.t.n,, Inn +u,,,u, .. un,r,, ,n,
tte taxs Of tSe a,'ljs iii I III. liz 4 nases q 1 ia
hs n,,st .rr KIN, II ~ ~ % trnsxs 4.
h,nmt, 9hi,tx,nsa rt,. ftrts tno hss,.o W, W.
iadIy bt,itseii as,Ths1fY. sh rvte.rad ,atsfa n.
"runa W. m!u,t,% !I, .. ,tu. 4. 49,.
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A dec's:on in reference to the rights d the
settlers on the Neutral Lands, so called, in
Kansas, has just been made by the Hon.
]. D. Cox, Secretary Of the Interior, and
instructions in accordance with That opinion
have been sent to the proper officers in
hhnsas. This decision and these instructions
seem to settle the whole question. The Sec
zeta1y pf the Interior holds that MI those
settlers who came On tho Eeut,aI
Lands subsequent to the MITIGATION Of the
treaty arc there without right, and their
claims can, in no manner, be recognized By
the government BY the instructions,
those who were upon the Neutral Lands
at the dAte Of, md previous to the
ratification Of the treaty are required, Mt
once. to pay for their lands and take
their titles.
This decision, and this action OF the
Secretary Of the Interior, must, OF neces-
sity, settle the controversy in reference to
the settlers Oh these Neutral Lands AL
further attempts On the part Of the settlers
coming on to them after the ratification Of
the treaty 10 obtain their rights by fosce
cannot but fall to result disastrously to
themselves md the sooner they accept Of
TIE terms offered them, and relieve the
troops sent there to preserve order, the
better it will be for them Tho decision
md instructions were addressed to the
Commissioner Of Indian AGairs, nad will
be found in another column.
, 1869-07-15
THE BALTIMORE BKN0EnFEBT.
Avslvht aF Vlat4ora-asKNHA 1'HeNGss
stema-'Eh6 vfvtCobnd uf Vls&sUEs--
yha Glty IL lEuliIny Astlru-.Ehe
slNHINKs &Gs

'rs,n 1.itv 80 1sn1,,snv astirnN:ri,.
1sm.,s,., a..
elnR'"Rs 6et
Tho Elerrnih Nnltonai Rfnxtug Fcsttvnl Of
lhg Nufthrahtsfp HEpuafbHlfS nuy hetnK
he'll In lhIs city, which IA ofpNlIrl
vim Waiting .tuesrs nd their fr,enls, WIN pro.
lii ihs ritisore bcpats to arrive, i,ut te greater
number arttTrtl on NntIr,jay, Atuus ulick te
Nrw fpfk md fbI14lelrhIA a,bxa{e-pa1 from
lis f'hiisa,ihIn ,iepoi. snI it1a ialtt,ara sf,,j
1thcr aHEocihEiUns 3oilnx Ia. uuite 4rxe pfoccs.
pI0 WA fofnef. III nhluh wGfu so'lle nns Of tn
tai1tsa t,{ lGnslp enh heruuA &tfuln corpS, Kertl
association hal In irAnier 6r ftHH ii his ha1i gf
sha 1ins, a. AlAn ttr.eshapod bAunet with tho
The prdcsssiu' having Leen fo1mst, In titoat.
tha ct,wd Which I,ai sta ah,srslkl. aNa tno wsY.
,na e i..ssrrhlets ,, H. " The ists. J. nxe ap g
hunuaaens t4,!ata. ffe4uea,l, osearln4 iaa houses
Safy prut4.s Il. laslr aflaas4Nt1, 1'ka tisE1nsa
nd nd A.net'SAn ANY, we,s pfonne.s q ~ i!ns
s.seots afeAes wr!e eFsete.t 90 whlch wrfa Appto.
pF1ste !nnlEuta, In lhr i.!!e af proccsAl1a weso
t0saa Irat seyieta Oh tH1AspnFeHcea+
0n arriving y Monument s4uaio : ha!t VA o..
defea n !FoAt pt MANA osns Wntch NaFa sae
Mofds, welcome to Al sad tha uatimote ~ i ssei-
etiea 1Iug, Nsih nae effect: "1hc Bong Of Wei
enMet" lo!l&lnAll, Atef. W0!tA NJ eta1oaahs
E1eaotnl o. tao i1sta, lntlnaac11 ~ Mefnf iAakA
e Mno ctenueu NeiGhe ~ tmo @ s1ht+uta ~ neat
ana tpgroRHate aaa.e1@ !ae caGxHe "Eeee
1nAm nenum sss saa9' ana a,. tao ans *G re-.
lotmeu ka4 tMAuIe4 ~ GVaSos41 Hali. Hnioa
Maa ssl1 e,at1osa.e 4sSo.ass4s eua saD nAss "
ne assoeieuons Hes9 halIaagsa aloaaa tas gal.
appropriately, hnd, amer some houts had been
apeuk In tns grounds attached To the building,
the y1sito7 were escorted 10 their respective quar-
, 1869-07-15

squares little, Of 10 one ere, Jet sax his
eJea, but he chsred Jxner the somewhat elaborate
and solemn deltYe1ances Of tho PEemier. Ear do
Grey kept . Iound pEece of gtnas orer cue eye,
md made tbs usual g11t1aee about it. AE Card-
well manifested moru sJmpathy With his leader
than anybody elae. Earl Kimberley 3 star khone
On his t,rraxk and Wn1 the most oonspicoons part
about him. TIN Marquis of Harrington
looked trcsA enough Tor another voysge aoross the
Atlantic, and Nj. LAyard1 nerceness had been
uptxned BY the delicate attentions OF tho ooota.
1t Il an nbls Ministry on the whpIe, but the mors
ss1stoerasio memberx ot II, had they been born In
hntnDls pusitlon+ would have had 10 ytrain the1r
powera to gain III 5e1thood.
M aLAps1onK1 AunKkka.
Tue Ttnes refers today 10 tho " msasured, H.
dxte, sonorous ssyls" IN which lii. 0ladstune
spoke. and asya that Ia listening 70 u faten hn-
manltJ crated sohle touch, oEen Of wtekcdnsea,
which should giro l1fa and Light 10 the whole: i:
and thero Il something in tie kneer.
The ttshtness Of Lorh paimerston, and eyen Of
Nj. DlsrAe1, have certainly msds these occasions
pfeaaantst than Mt. Gladstone mAds The banquet
tAst night nut tho tssucs arc ErAyr and Mr..
Gladstone takes The matter to heAtt. liz spoko
will uxcesslvs caution, tut hs 1ciiit clear thai tho
kGTcrnment will not As1unt to any alteration by
Tho roen BY which the ssIrptua-siIar sA.ialying
Iust ctAshu--!A Divided amongst tAs Clergy ot Any
dcHptnlnatt0tk. NJ. ulafstouo NAs followed BY
oihcE Ministers, but with Inn fotrf,th4 statelnnt
Tic t1tl'al Interest II Tho dinner was HshAnk.eh.
II wM ynry hezsiy midnight l,sfatt tlt guests
separated. knt tho hall wAA rf to tho tutEclca Vt
lI.o foHtnlr.I,
hKalnua SCANDAL
The following paragraph apponfpi last Mook Ia
0lbu vi tAI taPefsl
tt.n'Iy is..'|lna as.sli. rttn ,l,s WsirtK.btta
:!"::$ IN 4, 4 :,s:s5
4: II s ~: T. rT!s
i i " s!. 'tt* 'ns 'ay d'ur liz suisn
TN ILLS the AuyA ienntngton CArentrir, = 70.
spectab5s paper Of The ,.latt1rt, Olher.est
.Tns .smndsl.'eyo.,tnf "a IL, pn1!!: .ad ths 'ista,
'fat, il il really s;I,, rct, Viii ncs 10 s.,s. III.
ned l'} ths knuwcs'Re that vengeance has been
Visited uiaI pruattHte apd fotsasen sotal. and
dune 10 boiNhsl hAs 4 10 w u lAat uiht1, wl,o,
te]tt AtFts. |s too hi9h IN social ga,sun f1r jus.
l t. fessns &C w., ~ nS srar. ~; 90 In
fUfnt,piI. slo belonvs 10 tEn stohp,f sex-wlIl IL
e#t!tf5 pure eestso Of ectal tnnrat!sy amt ttIn
1aAllto thai f4e rHi1 In trrtfIllfn. 10 hYasa al
latirIatt0n IN ta. rAnslsarunal Htcll tlha va1se.i
lhe rFAkrf oht III such terrible 4"ftH1 lie, trt-
:.@t III i.a! ~ au.s as t a ss"*4 ~ aS g tss
t.e tans ,ha irpt,ft, 4! dsatfn,s9 u.a hspps'lsss
sxs. 10, III .oeiusy e eatss pr ] '.. "apa a ss ts
.,oiuz d smother A.d ai.ither. rtosu t,ia word
ts.n hs :ane eoit ' tbs esar, % liz G aa TS'sr VII
st!li 10 fleo to lm-Jsrehaaee !hs fhrp,s st.4{r-
bur a'As however !U!ty aud powerful may " ht4
Ixtetiun, he cAnEot again raise her 10 that from
which aAs na4 fallen. md Where Aho viii ever
lle-
, 1869-07-15
KNilx0Hdn.

The Detroit Ifituse Of Iutslay saJs: "Tae
proposition to loan t5e csedts Of The city 70 Ger
taln rnilrlsd companies waa defeated JestezlaJ by
Z large majority. The majority Against the De-
tzolt i H,,is,tac Road WIS ASIA, the largest and
against the Detroit Howell Knad !, ~, The
yote Of the clty lsr fall was about u oG0. showing
that the vote Jcsteru3y WAS about hiatt the full
vote Little iuteres. waa taken IN the election,
but the adverse majority Is decisive enough to
chow thzt, Is matters now Rta1d, DeEolt ptu not
help build rattoals- TIE resuIt Of the election
aid. NTH possibly The exception Of the Dcsrolr (
Howell Road"
, 1869-07-15

We regret toleatu by private letter from
Paris, dated juno IS, that the health OF
Senator Grimes is not so much improyedhg
his voyage as his friends Ind hoped It would
be. He had Ind another attack similar to
uiat with which he wns visited some months
ago, though much less severe, we are glad
10 hear, than then He was about to start
On n tour with Mrs. Grimes, and further
trorcl and change Of air, it is presumed.
will restore him entirely to his ordinary
,-1nor
, 1869-07-15
General Hancock md tho FcnusYl-
vnntn Nominations,

FFons fAs 81 7au! 8inn-} Pioneer, Julya
We are not Authorized 10 speak for General
UaCcock, who Is now ab2ent On The Upper Nil
soun River, Oh toaf Of Inspection through that
portion Of this military. department, Of which he
Is the Commanding General But ttpu Converts
lion With hts friends End memhesz or hts stan
we are led to the belief thai he does not desite
the Democratic nomination for Governor Of
pernsy1Tan!x, md thai he would probably decline
1t, II Ii xas tendered 10 him THIS Is not On &C.
coun, Of any lack 0f deFot3on to DenocrAic prin.
clpIeE, desue to SEC them successful: nor Il tt
et1drute Of any reluctance on bis ra1t 10 mike
State maE require Il hia banda But he = conf
dent thai, with such men n George #. Can, Asa
cratic statesmen IN that et1,e. tae Democracy can
securt \ canllGate Of exa!ted character, with
whom they can &ehlete success, aud leaEe him In
the Discharge Of the great duties of ht1 profession
Rnd bis present once. Such We understand to oc
his feelings in the matter.