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, 1869-07-21

IT, r. n,s,n93o k1ns ,1 namilso1: the plaintiff.
@ !acknouyMe and VIA informed By Xassey i Nolan
EoaM return 70 otsawa ma di1ees 1aem raere s to 70
q soR hs IN e H. s Il ~ g:1 ~ Ifs
ssasges =. reported to Hamilton, Of the rsiisuad
%Gempans." Masse1 delivered the rates 10 the
pa 10 os,:wi Il: Z "a c.; t..a2&o = Be y, mp, r.
agent platn..ds' letter and ! iii Of x7S7k far
nese 1segh1 stossze and eastase bat not specify
16s VIZ, Mn.1 a9x e TeGe the caazse@ aocFued
s we're correct, paid A.ssey tao amount oi tne iii.
e9 s. str. e. n tae q
psid p r. nnaoas csntiI Hsii.usa % casaesn, .
plainuas tendered The Rock I1lsnd 4 Pacific Com
lazy tae - which they aathnrtted AasseJ Il
ton.ilIe to Otta1s, and demanded The rates, but
The railroad company refused to deliver them, and
tnefenpon the plaintiffs brought Al action OF 70
Collected bs Iassey Use t VIZ cne 70 IN ia pissa.
tins claimed nrss th1t the platutlns' Letter Enxo
Massey especial NO no: gs9etA sato,- a,
iee,.nr isi 70 Of III ,he Talread company nete s1ss
h ~ ~ aa.honzsd T., 70 do ga not
EzeateT kun than the pi4inttna authorized to COL
lecs; and second. in order to authorize the rai}-
road companies 10 pay such fraudulent charges
and ent1tie Them to hold the property therefor,
they xere bound 10 exercise an auch care and dn.
gcnce to ASCERTAIN whether the charges were cor
frtt and tu1t NJ the owneF End prudent rnxn
Eonld have used, Y acting for himself; but the
PENDANTS, that plaatl6s made MssseJ tneir
agtnt, and re1e bound By his frAud-
uleut statement Of the amount Of
the charges II the railroad company Ind 90 other
means Of knowing wL1t WEE due, aud thefe were
no circumstances which would induce an ordlnn-
rtlJ prudent man TO suspect Massey Of fraud. Or
too large. g..
4 verdict wss rendered for the defendant D.
?. Jones Tor pl2l1lllls; Cook L Campbell for do.
ftodAnfA-
The slander case has not developed anything
3mppttSHf tn-daY =
, 1869-07-21
FRANCE

Bribery md CortuPtton-ERosrd dsor-
cFnsaacnt Candidates urc Elected.
hsris tJnIa y cor'etponde,ses II th3 LoAlan Ao-a-
ing Star.
menced on July 2, md CoBilnued on July 3, on tho
bribery and corruption praot,sed by government
during the election OF IT. candidate. Y Durand,
for the r5renees 0renta1es, "a considered splen-
pafed fof liz : on.isasn. wnish af;er
BY the question being sent back 70 the co on1dttee
Ghargea s,a wsh re se5fcaton @ Of 81 nnt9nds 5 eeo;
aaso 1no sd poIIea sSSs ,ote aS' So nIotess
having been made It The time, n. Duraut WAS
thought 10 have secured the seat. " 5lkuon quiet
r1ps practices Of the gfaYest naturs haA ,aken
place 1t the aald election The government re-.
porter replied that he must 10 under mistake no
document bearing on the subject having been laid
caught u. Simon tTtpplzH, 1nouted "farkz,
pars1," little saicutatlng on the
seDs On sssa fBs pesns m & snPasp sssenta e
doeumenss .hlch he drew, one by one, frnm his
ReS}eh tMs 9Rs 'fhA ao1f elaq.!2idd ~ ysstrs
had to wishstanc Ills Speech vas crammed
With 5uctA lie tok. The house OF q iaborer who,
having been offered i've francs fof his vote, re-
fused to give it under ten: Of peasants voting
supported the party which J" wishes 10 murder
and steal" OF Mau whom the adjoins Of The
MAYOR threatened to deprive OF Na0Fk II he did
not Ecte straight: Of wemen who m terror asked
# II were tue that their husbands would be
sent to Cayeune In case Of theiE voting for II.
had the privilege Of 4etting drank three days
copsecnuFely: Of e1ttsasr who waS paid fs6 BY
an agent Of II. Dufand for the amount consumed
In his By his friends Of htn&8of gor
crur1eut situation. held out III the dim tutu1e to
the most active OF II. AfAy0's canTa8sefs II they
Vou1d onl5 dssist In favor Of Il. Durni: Of tHeuty
francs having been given By II. DufandB cook to
man who only accepted the Napoleon II order
to be able 10 testify to the act Of bribery, &c At
this moment u. Simon begged for lamp, upon
which the hungry deputies IT w1s 7:s9} became
frantic, and eaouted 81 rocifeFouslS - det1ah,r
that u. Schneider pronounced .aaEsot kree. YES
guuB to those hare cited, md renlnded the
House thai its predecessor had auunlIei the elec-
ton OF II. Ihaac Pese1fe for the same borough, On
lar less serious instances Of corrupt Practices
The Administrative pressure, LIE said, had been
pushed 80 far - 70 lie cyuic 4 tAI-gAtherer and
q sub-l1spector Of schools hare been dismissed
since they E0ied for Ar Ar9Re. u. Simon called
upon government 10 put To p<actlce Article IS OF
the law On elections, BY which all persons con-
y1cted Of having received money or goods IN re-
MuneIAtton for q vote are llatls 10 Imprisonment
yeArs, rs well N 70 1ne varying from E91 to ESQ.
lie recalled TO ihe House the fact that the ga!t
law had been proposed By the majority and passed
BY yote OF both sides Of the Chamber. The elec-
tton In question WAS the nEst At which Lrihcr5 And
corrupt practices could be objected. lie conald-
cred that II N. Duf9nds election WIS not annulled
all the pthers would be rendered invalid, and uu-
ycrsa1 su1faRe would then prove 70 be failuEc.
No immediate action Eas taken In the matter,
, 1869-07-21
SPRINGFIELD.
Tho Stotc Paper lmbroglto-Funcra
OF lIcr. JOhh O'Su1tiFnu- Court
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MATTERS.
EpcclAi Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SrRlf0S1E1n, Ill, July FL
TIE State psper lmb7pzilo has at last been ten
pora1tlJ settled. The 100 bundles alrcndy de!ty-
cred b5 Nj. Cla1t, the contractor, being good
kunmea hns consented to recetye the same at q
reduced tate, much less thA1 the price
II NJ cst au4 BE- hs
Et2te 10 try aEan and saJs this time the Secretary
x1l hare no fault to ind with the paper he de!ls-
e1A AZ y contract with MI. Clark Is at loK
fuI1l 1t, u possible, for II he tthe SECRETARY
hen ns n0pa qa1 e Sss 70 sr gsn a. ps
therefore consented Willingly that HI CLARK
should make another u1al
The funeral Of Rev. John osuluran, late pastor
Of the Church Of the Immaculate Conception, III
thls city, took place to-day, al 10 O'Clock High
maAs was celebrnted, md sermon preached.
which y = vi! Interesting, solemn md tmpres.
ttyc- large number OF citizens attended the
services, and many Of the business housea we're
Episcopal Hor. Dr.. P,crce, rector Of St. paul's
Church. will ata1t for Cn!eaRo THIS evening 10 BE-
come member Of the Ecclesiastical Court which
Is 70 trJ the ReF. Nj. Cheney fos breach Of clA-
ctpnhc
Edward Armstrong, William crenshaw and
charge q she marder oi John Sands a coiored
ae; eeio+e A1a 5aesice tHs aa@a. Sss4ons aaa erea
shaw we're bound over to the next term Of The
Circuit Co2EE, and Hill discharged
In the case Of Charles v. Locktsu!th, charged
with stealing frpm the Cnltcd States mail. mo-
uou to arrest Judgment was Sustained, defendant
ordered into custody to await further proceedings,
aad his t,sii n1ed u q, sao, which tne accused
probable thAt further proceedings IN the case will
result IN bis Acqutttal ....
The tack Of the Toledo, Wabash i Western
Railroad has sptt.ed materially nE the late rains,
but, owing 10 the good management Of thh popu-
laf road, the trains run regular. passengers Aud
baggage being transferred on time. The road will
he al right IN few days.
, 1869-07-21
THE CDRh c DRHER.
Beport Of the Special Committee Of
the Board of Trade. :
Tho BAsis Upon which Contracts Csn
he Settled.

3nn 'Spectas Investigation Committed Of the
Board Of 11ade, appointed to investigate the a.
leged "cotuer In No, com, whose proceedings
On Monday afternoon were tu1ly reported IN TIE
TKutH Of yeaterdAy, submitted the following
decision to the mi board, yesterday morning
stsfss r. sf e. as =. assis q 5sss.; s%ise2s:
under Rule Is OF the general rules Of The Board
com now IN stu.e Il the eleTaiora ii tne ctry eli;
being declared ont Of coalition, md therefore not
deHfeiahle on contr1c:4 @.corner" has been
created. within The meaning Of said Rule Is and,
Il they md In the Affirmative, nx upon proper
pr1ee for she settlement Of contracts due tn J1ly,
whether they BE- q huJcrs' or se1leza' option, beg
leave to respectfully .,,,...
Your committee have had the matter submitted
% them nadeE careful consideration; have exaa-
the Board Of Trade, and several AtEtst3nt Inspect
ots. also large number Of parsons Interested In.
a1ons:
Fra. There Is a large portion Of rhe No. corn
now In Store IN the city out Of condition, absolHte-
lJ warm Or hot and . much larger portion in
doubtful condition, and hahla to prove uune{-
chantahle when drawn frou the elevators, aud Il
now onfy kept frou being warm By frequent
szsossd. That much moro than one-as,f tbs 10.
. eoru nox Y ato1e A posted bT tho elevator
eTus storage siser Ias ia instant, % aocoaas Si
III damaged or damaging condition.
TO- ,es ,ss O. the 1:a r. q
The elevators have been, and art being, refused On
contracts, and that IN reg1su 70 different datea Of
receipts, fesJ little, and, ta some caseA no differ
ence IN raue Is recognized On receipts dated prior
Fss!a: There is .s,gs amount ot Haae enn
R9nght ~ sea A.! 1oT dess aqng 11s @oatn
2GOfOTsn8IE Gjt1mA$G or 4pEG UIO0Qut but
, 1869-07-21
QUINCY.

High Tides In thc I1ississfPps-
Dwelling Houses Carried Down
the Skrcnn1-ItnflzoadT Travel 1ul-
pcdcd-Hnfvcsrcd Wheat Elontcd
OIf-KntIrond Survey.
Special Despatch to TIE Chicago Tribune.
QCIkCE, Jn1y %.
The Mississippi Rtrer Is highes. than at any tine
this season, and within two aud hall feet Of the
high water marE Of 1861. The bottoms opposite
the city are 1nundated-scyetnl houses below here
haEinr been nuated fron their foundations and
carried down the stream The water coFers the
Hannibal + ST. Joe R1lroad track, and trains have
experienced some din5erl'}, but have been kert
l1n1ing. and as the wAfer Is now recedlnG. travel
viii rrobahl! not he interrupted on that road. The
Toledo Road starts tt1Ana hy..n Tonight, fer1yiuE
from blum to bun across Tie nitaoIs River. Tho
gr12N stze1I known az Bear Creek In this county,
Is higher than known Tor txc:.y yea.s, my acres
OF Eneat IN shock having btf r,Arrlcd OF II enc
place, whtEe portions Of bridges, eheaves Of wheat.
etc, were roAttng down the stream On Eundhy as
fur a. could be seen ..
Kng1necrs started this morning to survey the
route for the Quincy, Missouri lactGc Railroad,
from BruwnFnlc, the high water preventing sur
vcss 1t this end at present. -
Heary rain yesterday afternoon and Last night;
thus far to-day, cool and pleatant
, 1869-07-21

Bloody Affrny ut ST. PcteE-Ktot Mt
nfMtls-RntstuE-St. Paul Rioters
Held for Trtn1-Rnf1rond Item
Favorable Crop Reports
epecIal Despatch 10 The Chtcsgo Tribune
ST. PArL Atnu.t Jnly 70
4 bloody at1ay took place yesterday afternoon
at 81. Peter, In which party ef drunken rougas
attempted 10 clear the sown- They tried to break
mp etrrus, but were driven away. They UNDER
took TO dcsrol . hardware 6:oEc and pitched the
contents into the street and dlA1l! demolished tht
entire fru1t OF kocDig liquor saloon and wounded
several ctnxenA The parry, Of whom Two MrFc
natued Tannany, wcre recently from Louisville,
kJ., were, After much tIunbe, arrested and locked
OPP
At a nif1-ra,s,ng At Crow Riye1 Station on sat-
urdaY. = RIOT occurred, daring which AngnEtus
biah!cy WIS stabbed IN the abdomen probably fA-
tAny. merchant named Hopkins, and Charles
Eall we're also stabbed. The row vas caused hy
ara1I Of Gamblefr.
-, Al nc prisoners chaFgcd with being concerned
~. .ne Eonrh Of July not IN this c!tft werc7 To-
49,. ~4ita !ooE examination, held 70 bail by the
'oae% s SNa&ace IN q, oo0 each.
.c.sntAa q oM MAI nAmed Major George Bishop, re-
- in,aA1a4s1nE the HelnandeE troupe 10 this city
49,. NV aianea{ {ol11y has sfed1dd1ed, leaving tho
ttes1 Gas!, u oee ronre and crippled mother ca+
The mt Iron for the St Paul / ch,cs-o Railway
and Is1tmcs. "etA s'41e -t'1
Nons but 1he mos: favorable croo rrpors, Al ret.
num I'll ofecuoaS- ~A'f tsto4s4 - 'eN'
, 1869-07-21
KANSAS.

Work Commenced on tho Lcnven-
worth, Atehi.on r. Northwestern
Kuikond-A Model HecI Contract
Further 'Toub1cs on the Chcxoka4
Neutral Lnnd8.
I1lTN~uKTu, EAu-, jQlr 1s.-Trnck.layfng On
the Leaseuworth, Atehtson and NoFnKeatefn
Railroad was commenced Today and Niu BE- eoul-
p!eted within thrte week.. r.. Work also con-
meneed to-day on the bridge TO BE b9r across the
Missouri 1t this point oJ John HeCEthJ, WHO tns
LKAyEswouIu, Jaly &o-Tho Eeealay Ghu Of
last saturday has an sIticle il which Il Ia E1ated
that tho old 1ndi1u ring ha2 Transferred opeIailo1s
from the Indian Bureau to the mttt.EJ. tclaims
That at the recent ietting, At the Dtstl!ct Head
quarters, At Chicago. Of contract to supply the
In1iau1 at Dak0ta with beef, III. fenton,
The partner Of Ex-Governor Carney, WAS
sxzaed a.n the ,,. contract at s,;s asG when; -
of Iearenre.tb:: had Bid tn It HIS, and D.
L. Mitchell q E4 9 Per Wo pou.aia Taa t::1 t1 elao
claims that MI. RrRn4 1S an 1ndneenent nos 10
take the eontraet u tA7a, wss taken IL ~ p1u-
neE By Carney, and u. L. Mitchell 4 Co were paid
$s,voQ 70 secure the Sane object Feuson. Car
ut{ . partner, Of course got the contract The az
tee has excited oonEidernble comment
LAWRENCE, kA, July el-Sew4 has reached
here that 20 ttagucts from the Neutral Lands have
again drFen tn NJ Joy 3 pasty, destroy
Ing their Instruments, burning their tent8 DC.
They are represented TO hare come up within
few miles Of Fort Scott Tbs correspondent Of
the Journal mentions the driving 10 OF the 91ryey-
Ing party, but does not g1re details 4 reign Of
terror exists In Crawford and Cherokee Counties,
where the ieagueEs hold Sway.
Weather cool and apparently clearing OF per-
nAnentty.
, 1869-07-21
GYPSIES,
They SWlndIc n Missouri Farmer
Out OF 2I,000-Ele rur1ucs Them
and NccoyerH the Money.

They SWlndte n Missouri Farmer
Out OF st,00O-Elo pur.ucs Them
and Nccovera the Money.
From ~ Jo"<senro tfA, Eartste-
Tlbes, coming originally from lndia, entered
scattered ore1 Turkey. Russia, Spai1, England,
telling, horse Jockey Ing, utertug and
made their appearance In Anna on Monday last
and struck up camp. Ia The afternoon three men,
came N also In hot haste, In pnrsu1 Of the afore
said descendants Of the rnaroah1 whose
matrou: ma Or Queen, elalms 70 hare aeen the light
Ing Tor thort time IA B.y7J County, NO, she n
dnced Capt7ln N1nan Davis, qu1ei, good and
e ct ~: e
thht he had upon bis farm, recently purchase1 q
hidden treas1re-t5pye, or nine, Of inexhlusubIe
wealth, which. for iaEtss, Or fee Of one thousand
fortunate Cap:aIn- He Eas short Of the t'need-
fnl" four hundred, which be borrowed from kiad
fs1eud: D.: FEos:, q he nelehoo1hood 7ne dec-
The GytsJ bag took The money Is, ,9ooA and.
pretending 70 count II, adroit!y bid L y
Of nunaie' looking vesy % nuch IL aSe IL money Tsis
he vas 70 deposit in q trunk, to be locked, and
The keJ gwen % ny lady, md she took N osth uf
fourteen days, when ahe wou,d tctu1n anl give
him the exhct locality Of his VEST mine Of wealth,
the noneJ IN The trunk vas 70 be gtten 70 her a.
oouESu4 4ul oEI bAA4 lAF4afl4AAso1-- 4Ar tAPb4it
took s!ck, md bis mind Being III II ease, he fell
asleep, and By one Of those strange fat1osctno-
lions of the mind. he dreamed 81 WIS not right.
As hooa ~ he awoke he and friend broke the
Rnnk open and tound-retAins, but b1adla Of
old IasE, and some pages Of N old hymn book
She was Searched on Monday II the camp, md
found Thia &he rextc--d 10 the Captain, and. By
eanpronttc, her "rA" " Of husband, R1Te up
three horses to reimburse him for the balance 8
this place. With this the He'P1ot P-1st Ard former
GePadt9 s6ei1h OF RasTJ CountJ, returned 70 their
homes, the Captain wiser II not better nat,-
piy her handtaan upon lore-slck Eustdens, old
foctea and ptu1ttea
, 1869-07-21

ta51 atorJ h2A rtschtd here rom Gagua Ii Chia,
That sorae eo1 men, coming from Chastettou, had
landed there well armed, hnd arh1f Ftlkmlla had
united his Iosces with them II u also Stated thar
soon after this The tnusgcui tpops rerr attac1ed
By LeBcAr but ht1 men were badly beaten. Tbs
iofses Of the latter were verJ Isrye.
A mutiny broke out on board tho great tron
ahip elctot1n- The marines complained Of bad
treatment and consequently r1iked Ereas storm,
but the complaining party proved TO bc weak, and
ten Of the ItnEieadtEs wefe accordingly convicted,
and foon after hhnt
BAL1IxoHx, July M.RecenuJ 1 hask left hero
with ~ ooo stand Of arms and 1so, ,1o0 rounda Of
ammunition for Cutta. She got on without trouble,
psu3e&4srg to Be loaded with hay, and reached hes
destination successfully. It undcs1tood that
ano1her sessel u Akcly 10 sall foz tho eaue put
E5mllafly 1reaghted.
HArAsA, July ao.-The Spsn!sh Bsnk ts shout
TO laeue noiet for second government loan
The tournAh arc engaged In discussing the
financial mutation
Captain General De Hodaa tn rsew Of tho
prompt action Of tho United SIAtsA In AlTexttnX
riIbnstess, hs1 Issued decree aonplliug Article
Of his proclamation Of the sth instant, relative 70
the right OF Spanish cIUlzer1 to search neutral
FceRtlA in HMtc{N nc1H Cu.11.
, 1869-07-21

THE CR0PB,
Reports from Illinois, Iosvn and
NtaEpuktua

Reports from Illinois, Town and
Wisconsin.
NORWAY, july eo.-Weather pleasant: hard rain
Last night Wheat, three3oQIIh9 Of Al Average
crop Corn good, but backward; harvesting com-
s q IL as'n aJ 1gs e sssyef VIZ r. unsettled
Wheat scahby and b1ighted badly. There Win Be-
about half crop. Com late- Iarshall-WeatheS
0ass al nshi Posa,oes good. % Gorn is,e. T s.ase u
csntre-Weatnes *a1n: Wheat badl. lodged and
CLINTON coCNIE, IONA.
CLINTON, Jnly ao-Weather cold and c1oudy.
Corn looks we'll on high ground, but Ia late. Po-
tatoea sfc good. Wheat u badly brghted and
GKW1T1. July ea-~Weather cloudy and cold.
Small g1a,a badly damaged. Wheat two-th!rus
cruF.
M4HKfGo. July so.-We hare had considerable
tiu hers for The Last week Of izo. Corn Is .athcr
tue Het season snooa eo,nue III WI Wsss snd ast1
generally good, bet several casea Of blight are re-
ported Ee'etqss sS,7 saa h,y sFeg ri aesy,
day morning has been rainy. FaEmerg are feeling
some discouraged Wheat IL looking nnely.
Con- ssaads isx VEL and T. eoxns Pa TIE
crop, farmers having considerable cut down.
pr,n,rr 1,,x pepSs e. c1Ss71, ~ s;; IT. :, ..n
promises 70 be large and Of good acaiity. Com IS
poor; will not get over o-thlrls Of a crop Po-
ate 1or haJiog. shoNesy azd cool last night and
to-day. -.
JEPFEREoS, july 10.-Weasher coof and cloudy
with some rain. Wheat looking tiptop; farmers
anticipate large yield. barley good oats good.
Corn looking much better. There HIll be . fair
Jteld: depending on ths weather.
oCTA1AMIE CoCSTY, VIE.
ArrIETok, July eo.-Growth of crops retarded
On seeo1nt 3, feesnt ral1s. Tneat oass and hay,
DE LALB COUNTY, ILL.,
, 1869-07-21

Filt4huENt Oh MafHeE
= P11Ixbr2GH, July N-Czstda pctrolEam natkst
quiet I'D fr Buyers plenty fes spot .eef 1aly u
lgfe No sslezs telo1 iGse eaiea ! go oIas ssler
Ottobe1 to peceal1, ifSts aeHef Aux1z quutcd 1&Ac
buyer n tha y.aE. laa.6Ac keaned tneh.nErd;
lsteo tsa. z lots Jety delivery saA = 4Ac y nssa
August 1t 1a3534c; September II Ek9sse. -N
, 1869-07-21
JACKSONVILLE.

A Railroad Wntchman EoullF MUIR
dcred-AFrcsk OF tho Supposed Per.
pctrntor Of the Deed.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE, III, July 81
Last night about II O'Clock, j1st after the tsaln
on the ST. Louis, Jacksonville Chicago Rsl1Eoad
had left, a man By the name OF 1ohln, who Tas
watchnan As the depot, was shot through the
heast BY Al assassin and instan,iy Killed. 4 man
by the name OF Jos. Holly has been arrested as
the murderer. Holly na4 been loarng about town
Tor some time, and sleeping IN the cara o. any
other Elace be could nnd, and the murdered rnan
has several ttmes driven him from the depot, and
1t Is thought thAt Holly. through revenge, mut-
dered him. On examining the track Made By The
murderer, the shoe Of Holly WAS found 70 1t ex-
actl5 and he had been seen bu: a saort tine pre-
y1pus to the murder IN the vicinity where It occur
rcd. Holly nes no: Jet been examined. but Kul be
Is soo1 Is possible.
, 1869-07-21

point st which, ard the ttne wten, tho oonren-
tlnn viii bc held.
81. L1CE, July 1--The ncF truo furnace It
catpndelet, belonging to the KlnEMInS iron
Wort1 WaS sta1ted lasr dreutn8 tn the preatoce Of
quite number of citizens Interested Ia thu entef
prise. Tho second furnace belonging to these
KCrts VII be lighted In about Eeek Whta
ttese Two f1ruace1 are IN Fucceesfuf opcfahon
the comF@ny Design 70 erect tEu othes4 OF
mnch larger capacity. They will also bu4ld y
larger rolling -snnl, and eAn1 : on Tie
manufacture of IRON on yeJ ex1enatve
fcaIe. Ground xz1 also broken for the erection Of
two h5ftc1ass surnaee1, bf the ST. Louik 1ruu
Company, Of which JAmfs Gordon. recently Of
Pittsburgh, u President
The County Con1t, yesterday, ordered the ztop-
page Of WORK on the ar1ettan well At the new In
Esue Asylum herr. The well has reached the
depth Of pe4rJ S9d0 fert. but tie court hare COD
the Kind and quantity of water desired. The well
viii probably b plugged u the depth q aoout
he I'd Of ! foIes pump, sut1caeut pnte Nater can
be obtatned for the uso OF the aa3lana.
, 1869-07-21
NEW YORK.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRt, JuIv %.
n1.sx.rTrpr
Marsh., n,,to1 h.. se,,ed r,.,+,,v ~ .,ao.
cr8,sr.. r+a-.1 80 .--...., ~
t,cc;ns =. T1a.., s.1 't.o1A1 a4.'so ~ .
nse ~ fsr,ons 49,, ~ 70 ~ .ao
men, .torss snd ,ih+, h.. heen y. t<..r
oondrn,nattnr- The rn.,nn 1nnts hss c,o..d ,ts
hesdouarter1 Il II HroadEpr. and .he .nthortttca
be1Iero ,ha, ther h4re ent,rr1y srnn+oased M
Caaan expcdy ions, Geperal Giocourta and o,her
of11cers attIl remain tn the caty
pAxGEnorMY Ill
The rhystciaus OF MI, Roeha!nx. Bridge Enet
recoTer.
E.,,, srrrr
Tha ,oonev r,arfa+ ron,,nrs. eosr ,,+ s+o...
,rova nonstan,a1Iw .y.n.ass.a .r- Ss
TO control the na1eet, md nearly a,l stocks hsye
oeeAneos IoFafus Inc close there "13 homf re-
cpyefY. but purchasers were seper1I.F tAufjona
seyc1ai resent ho,derz Of New Yors central hare
]o1neo Inc oeata
.- TIE NEW CABLE
nart,es fnferestad In I'M o1d tt1,rttr r.1Js ~
- 49,. >ssee M =, -, s"s w 0NNH"s caD1e7 ~
nete oeMana,ns tae pos'l''e exclusion oi the
Congress-. l, Is Understood thu. the secre,ary has
positively declared thar fhe c,b,e mar he 1,,1od
rrder M restrictions ernonnrnd -a.to,.,s
PRESIDENT oaaxz
has declined the Invitation 10 a reception by The
na!.r,e,s.a ~" s,nsa ~. az, aa ~ teen ses5 &c"
''4'-'e'~A7 1A~e ..-. I-a 81 - ~ oohe 0iaaea-
CHiSEsE LAIoR-
The Erentnq pas; has a Iouz editorial shox,np
that. ppoe. The luvs OF the limited Rtates Ch,nese
tnrn,cr.,,or Is ,o,,,oes,,, ~ ,ho .,.-
atloa - nuposslu!e on ne pau proposed at
inc Mempns convention. hoormhnschaap hns
ten IN consultation to-day with parties Interested
in procuring labot.
, 1869-07-21

ulNot9-
PEORIA. Jaly en.-CloudJ aoteool
QCMcT, July en-Cloudy and cool, with the ap-
pcst1pcc OF t11h.
B1ooxIsG1uK, 1nly f0L-Silght min: quite cool
SPRINGFIELD, july ea-Sun shining, some
clouds.
JlcKsox1u1x. July eo.-ConEdesaclc wind; ao-
peaI1ncc ct f2l1.
XnAEoTA.
ST. Pill Ic15 M-C1caI and cool
WIsCoEGN.
NuWlCUE. juiy 9l-C1ear aod cool.
JASEyu1E, J1ly 9t-C1oadr aad COL Wind
north.
IOWA. ....
.Corxu B1rT7s, Jelly ea4-Clca1 and coal San
shining
DCKIxGroN, Jnly ao.-Coo1 an1 VET cloudy.
DrEtQI1, July sd-Neather pleasant and nre
breeze from the rest
EpIANk4 ..
INpzAE1roIE, July ed-Clear. Thernoneter
40,
INV Albany, July ea-Clear+ Thermometer
1Ge.
HSSoCEL
ST. LOTS, july ea-CieAr and pleasant Tter-
nonetcf 1uo.
, 1869-07-21
SOUTH AMERICA,

The War on tho Pnrnnn-A CoFrc.
spondence of Some Interest.
EEw Y0KK. July aa-Ro Janetro d4tea OF June
g staSt that a correspondence OF Eoue interest
has been going On between Lopez and the Couts
Deu, IN + hlch The former demands that the allies
r1ohihrr the Csc Of the PatasuaJan Gag by the Us
i've ha,sanons In the allied army. Den had AL
y1nced with hts ArE1J to f4saJu, about eeYen
miles 1rpu Lopezh hcadQuaEterA
, 1869-07-21
AURORA

Presentation to q Rnttxood officer.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
ArEoRA, Ill, july -,
c. Il. Chaprcll, for four 5ears past General
Agent Of the West Division Of the ehicago, Bur-
lIngton 4 Quincy Rallru.d. MAS this evening pre-
scented By the employees Of this division With
gold chain and diamond pin, valued IT three hru-
d1cd dollars. III. Chappell Ieayes here to morrow
morning To take position OF Dlyl6iou S1pelln,eQd-
ent on the CnIon Pacific Railroad.