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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
4 BUYGIING EXECUTION IN ST. LOUIS

We have the following particulars concerning
the execution In st. Louis Of William Edwards, cOlored
man for murder Several incidents gave more than or
binary horror TO the situation Intense excitement pre-
vailed and the streets near the jail were densey
crowded Tho roofs Of every available shed we're ned
and also that OF the Varieties Theater from which an I'M
perfect view could be obtained While the moose was De-
Ing arranged about the victims neck shed within the
ncOsure fan 10 the ground with the and boys VINO
stood upon IT, brutal shout Of laughter mingled with
curses. arose from the spectators ana EdWaIds We
swung on during the confusion The rope being 700 OnH
death was not instantaneous The knot, too, nad ONeu
10 the front Of the ear, instead OF REMAIN,
ing behind t. The struggles Of tho man "S ere
TIightful He struggled violently, drawing W ~, n'
legs and throwing out HIS arms Tor seveIai n nave
There was great excitement Every one seeheI W
an anxiety that his torture should Do endeo ~
derneath the platform halOed 70 those above ~ P AZ
rope up One rot mold Of the rope between the ing m
fhs cross beam and the upright beam sroula III sS
rome was fastened, and applied all his srenRth Blu
weight In pulling st IT, Another got hold o5 tpe TOY
about Ave feet above the dying mans NECK anu sot
ed IL 70 some extent Edwards feet were now some a
lance from the ground, aud his struggles dlbsheo ~
he became exhausted Still he stretched out bls bahdt
as n he wanted 20 catch at something, and at one uht
Sc nearly touched the hanging trapdoOr. As no Whs
being hauled up be clear Of tho ground some peIsoI
Of tie bottom caught hold Of his Legs ~ appeaiea tS
those above that lie intended 70 preak inc useI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
THE ELLSWORTH BRowNELL-JACKsoN MUsKEr.
II will he remembered that at the time of the

III Will DO ICihoIppOiOu sn'V ~ wy ~, ,'i,,o
of the Rebellion, jackson, EswoTths assassin, shot
Inv Frank BrowneI OF Troy. Some time after, Brownell
was promoted TO a position In tho regular army. lie
sought by every means 10 retain the musket with which
acRson had been shot but the Captain command re-
fSed 10 mart with it, and IL transferred TO one OF tho
sodIers remaining In the company. Brownel kept track
of the musKet, tracing IT, after the d'Dahdmeht OF tho
bore N with hm over the Plains and IN many conflicts
with the Indians Brownell at last short time ago Ny
Of IT, There is no doubt OF ITS ideg,
tity. BrownelPs initials, cut upon tue sIoSk
and indications fully identifying on Saturday aSt
Mr. Rrowneu proceeded TO Albany, and deposited the
mske i'm the State Department. where tho coat and hat
OF Ellsworth are retained, aud where the battle
Scared uusket will remain mementO ~ terrible
TRAGEDY In this connection We would state circum-
stance i'm regard TO shooting OF Ellsworth, not gener-
ally known. Mr. Brownell states that he saw jackson
lust as he was preparing 10 fire the ialal shot a the
breast OF Ellsworth. BrOwncll immediately turned 10
shoot Jackson but the saber bayonet on his nusket e
vented celebrity OF movement 10 he was standing upon
saircase AS BIOMue bIOu.At his muskok W Dlnf upOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
r,r,r suooTIyG AFFAIR IN VIRGINIA.

About three years ago Miss Butler living
with her parents in Rappahannock County, va ne '
do wdOwer named Newton Dennis and Is saG tSem
nnnis sedueed the young lady, and refused 10 marry
her Her brothers. three in number V0wg sS - Heep
oace for twelve months. That period expired low
a v 400 when tho brothers proceeded TO Woodyno'
h seaned with siX.shOOter. They encountered Dun
eheh , sreet aud opened fire upon HIM Dennis was
n d with revolver but 1t contained only three loads,
d ,hese he DISCHARGED without elect The Buffers
anu ~ tines the parties being distant from each other
about 20 feet The last shot struck Dennis IN tns h b
"a ho ,c dead Tho Buffers immediately ned TO lno
1nn,tns where they have since remained denying cap
tnyc No stems however, have been taken 10 purSuo
theui' DoH"' ~ Baltimore Gazette
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
rrNaAFE BUILDINGS.

Mr. James NJ. MacgregOr the Superintendent
of buildings caused survey to6e made OF buildings
nored al his Department as unsafe, with the following
result: $500 ~. IN. Ill. ,.n ,,o,. NJ, Ian. r
No @ Rs,, EsvsOiAs rarlfsOy dwellings unsafe 'front.' wall
James Kelly owner , - - ,..u,... ,ns.,. fran, v,tl
ana rear yalA James Kelly owner ,,,,-,,
James Reeves, owner . , -. -, p,,,.i, ovpe,
No l6I Geensch stStore aud shops party wan GU oH su'
bulgsd and cracked, unknown James Cru'naA
NJ ~ sulyanst-Dwelngi unsafe chimneyA Aaron hMamAn
agent a. 49,, ,..ri,,. ,o,tb.rlv wall bulred and
cracked Daniel Fisher, owner
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Of the cuprt by giving him powerful Jerk
and the volunteer was ordered to desist
The heart Of the poor wretch ceased to beat in 10 min
utes from the time he dropped through the trap The S.
Louis Republican concludes its account Of the affair
follows The effect OF the hanging some OF the SEN
sOle men who present was to create hope that
this would be the last hanging In Missouri Upon the
OF the spectators it very clear demonstration
of the brutalzing tendency Of such exhibition"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
ARRIVAL OF A MONSTER GUN AT FORTRESS
MONROE,


FORTRESS MONROE, Va, July PA 20-inch
gun, weighing over 81 tuns has arrived here and Just
been successfully landed the beach. 1t was In
Pittsburgh Pa and there is but one other Of the same
size in the United States 1t taken by rail from
Pittsburgh TO Jersey City where II was shipped the
schooner A. Lincoln for this place: 1t cost over TO
reshp from the cars to the schooner there being but
one hosting apparatus at NewYork OF sufficient power
to handle it. The schooner arrived here day two
SINCE but there being facilities for unloading the
vessel was sent to Norfolk Col Henry W. James, the
Depot Quarermaster went up to Norfolk and procured
large barge OF sufficient tunrage TO carry It, and upon
which the gun was placed Owing to Its great weight,
the placing OF this gun upon the barge very deli
cate operation. Tho barge put TO her utmost
city to carry it. Col James procured the steamer Reso
ute took the barge In tow and brought her down in
safety This morning, at high tide the barge taken
up the beach to the place whore it decided to land
the gun. and run brOadside on the shore foundation
OF heavy timber then built up with the side Of
the barge, immense hawsers, block and tackle &C.,
were brought to bear it, and the ponderous piece OF
ordnance began moving down the slight incline to the
beach, There are no gun-carrages at this port heavy
enough TO bear the weight OF this gum but being
built expressly for 1t at the Waterylet Arsenal which
will be completed in short time. The gun will throw
a shot weighing about ll0O pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
ANTI.RENT DIFFICULTY SEVERAL PERSONS
WOUNDED

ALBANY, July 26.-This afternoon Deputy
Sheriff Greggs. of Rensselaer, County. with posse
berng 20 men, to the residence OF farmer named
Dennison In East Greenbush levy his goods for
payment OF rent On reaching the place they found gath
cred about the premises about 40 men. Not expecting
any trouble the sheriff proceeded in the discharge OF his
duty but obstructed by the owner Of the property
The sheriff then attempted 10 take Dennson into custody
but the crowd opened re upon the posse with guns and
PISTOLS when Sheriff Gregg was IL Is feared morally
and Leonard j. Mlbeck and Mr. Woods seriously wound
cd. The shonffs posse then made hasty retreat. IL
was reported that Ave OF the posse wounded but
the above are the only names given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
THE GOSHEN. WARSAW. AND PERU RAILROAD

WARSAW, Ind, July 26.-To-day Kosciusko
County voted tax OF per cent all taxable prop
ery of this county as por act Of last legislature to aid
IN the construction Of the Goshen, Warsaw and Peru
railroad, by majority If 0s9 Tho Townships OF Plain
wayne Clay and Van Buren,, by large maorties carried
the two por cent taxation bill aid Of the road
President Gardiner OF the Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Junction Railroad. the Vanderbilt OF Indiana and Mch
gan, says the shall from Goshen TO Warsaw a.
miles In the next four months The friends OF the road
are jOllfyng tonight We will be In direct cOmmunca
ton with Cincinnati in the next six months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
PERSONAL.

Admiral Farragut and wife arrived at San
francisco last evening.
Miss Mary Putnam, daughter of the publisher
OF this city, is medical student at Havre, France.
Col. Charles D. Pennybacker, State Agent for
kentucky, is reported dangerously Ill at Washington.
On dit that Brigham Young was married
recently TO Miss Follansbee Of Boston No cards and
no bridal trip.
The Hampden Hampshire and Franklin Ag-
ricuural Society of North Hampden, Macs, has engaged
Mr j. H. Kppart Secretary of the ohiostate Board of
Agriculture to deliver the annual address before them
tho 18th OF October.
DR.. Daniel Read has been reelected President
OF the University Of Missouri at Columbia. and in a
letter reviewing his lsbors in the institution accepts the
position.
The Hon. VIM. T. Dodge of this city, the Hon.
Felix R. Brunt Of Pittsburgh, the Hon. Nathan Bishop
OF city. and Charles Pendlay Of Baltimore, United
States COMMISSIONER appointed by Gen. Grant TO exam
inc the Southern Pacific Railroad, were at st. Joseph
no. on Saturday.
Alexander II. Stephens is not recovering from
his late illness very rapidly He has not been out Of the
house since February, and before that carried out
with great difficulty He is still daily engaged on the
second volume of bis book and his friends think that the
labor retards his recovery.
Those who have been the guests of Gerrit
Smith will remember his little deformed protege, John
Vest once preacher among his enslaved brethren until
be became fugitive intelligent gentle, and simple
minded His friend bestowed on him the name Of The
Dominic" and by this appellation he ever after
known Last December be suddenly died, and his re-
mains were inferred in the cemetery at Peterboro His
grave marked by handsome marble hesdstone, bear
lag the following inscription, so Characteristic OF its au
thor:
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nnNRSTIc MARKETS

BuryAro July 2s-he receipts oFlraIu reported correctly
20 S BUSH on Vice., 0s on Corn Te
Oats NswYOrk Flour anner ae zoo b6ls No5oia sPsss.
gh good demand sales, % boat 01s. No. Chicago Sp'Ss
No. nasaakes sSs 50; No. R tss e. 81 20 =
6msr is scsrce sales bush BY sample 0c O
bush Ki9d,d 81 G5 1880 BY ,s%Pls %ic hs. At
or Western Rye neglected Barley nominal Hsh"nesn'ne Of
AIBaSr T. JAY 10 good demand at tl rates supply
cars Amber State s 5oSs and SIS bags fsS Rye
and wanted at 81 80 Corn active last ADVANCE pas
arrive 81 49, Oats srm slight advance held 96c Vest
0svEeO July 26FOsr COED demand .te1yi
We DDS s pd 5 ~ Sp sr 70, ana ASS S " .. ~ s
choice White Canada at . s And 100 bush No AsssAes Cub
$50 bush car o At o. Coru Meal s22sR ert Mn Feed
tan Canal FrosSts to New YoG%GSss s Corn M hsoss
E Lake. sogr 'iS s. o Iaa5 Canal bS
ST. Lows yuy 2sToSacco steady unchanged co,tOuso
lpay 32a5c Flour Supene Fa EIirs SIS 600
Eta sS Cnsss 4 u B 1' %Sbs grade. i
9edSn and 10" Faars ssosed sSc R 1
e. S5 Choice Whit: 81 Sa] 50 Corn srn M.ed il bulk S9s
81 Goa unchanged Rye sm at 81 IS Whisky
Shoude iSic BSconshoa.l. 5c Rib Sides Isle Clear sdss
l8@9c Choice sugar Cured Hams 2 aTd quiet ana
$40 the latter for heavy. Reeepswhs' 6 bush Corn 4oos
cHcISo July asRrchsngs qqst; ro per cent Of buying me
sSg H E at IS s75 81 50 foS 5 to 6ocs whssters
sGd & rSgHs'' at an 9dTane q i@' sac. No. a.
Tanced code Of No rejected c9le grade
8OGS2c quiet sales Of No. at 69dO Rejected, bo.d9Ie
Rye dull; No. II; No. 81 o. Barley firm at So seller sst
half Of september ghWiDes fm at 81 o. with no sales Proon
srme Mess Pork, SO 50 Lard inactive and nominal D sases
Shoulders l3fGl3ic Cattle steady and firm at 5tG 30 ~ r gn
90 % for Good to Choice 81 6ss ~ % o sIira shppy
for Good to Choice FreIgh l and nominal Corn to B9Has
RecepS320O bbls Flour. $4,000 BUSH Wheat JO
II 900 bush. 1900 Hogs Shpments-l20O bills
Flour % @ BUSH Wheat 900 bush Corn 1900 bush Oats, 4s
Hogs. -,
MExPus July 26-Coon quiet; Mddlngs Die receipts a
baes exports bales steady unchanged Wheat 81 g0
81 Corn 92d9Jc Oats e2ic Pork S4 80 Lard Gi09le
Bacon 6m Shoulders, l5c SIDES. l9c . ,,,, eat, -.
NEW ORLEANS, July @-COttOnmore doing; Mddng ~ es
GO bales 25 do exports 1855 DO Gold 81 81 Erehangs
Sterling 81 Slti NewYork sight exchange per cent PreRs@
Flour eGe Supene IS 49, Double Extra Sc fO Treble bfua
80 IS Corn-Whits, 81 Is. Oats, 7697lc Bran 81 Hay
Prime, g29 Pork held S3j. Bacon l5t09Gl9!c Lard-Ieo,
l9l02c, Keg 24922tc Sugar firm Common c Prime, lSs
Noasses frm Whisky and Coffee nominalIy unchanged
MOBILE Ala, July 26The cotton market dull sales 80 baesi low
mddin 3Oc receipts bales
bales
"a bales mid1lngs %; receipts 80 bales. ,
AUGUSTA Ga July 26Ihe Cotton markets. dull aud unchanT
sales IS bales; receipts Is bales; mddlugs 32ic. ~
wilmington. ~ C.. July 26Spir OF Turpentne steady, az
Rosn quiet; Crude Tarpeune 81 zoe $Ji Tar quiet al
FRANCISCO july 2Fiour, $50 IS 67 heat Urn at ei
81 So LesaETenders II o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
THE SOLAR EcLIPsE-HAMILroY COLLEGE.

UTICA, n. Y, July 26.-Dr. Peters of the
Ltchhod Observatory starts to-day for Des Moines Iowa.
with German spectroscope and other instruments
for observing the solar eclipse Aug His assistants
Prois Rogers OF Nowayen and Frederick Hubbard and
Isaac H. Hall OF SewYork The expense Of this eXpedi-
ton provided for by the beray OF Edwin C. Itch.
field Of Brooklyn. Judge Williams, Treasurer OF Hamilton
College has received from the studio OF Hiram Powers
Italy marble bust OF Edwin G. Litchheld valued at
$4,000 II Is 20 DO placed In the Perry H. Smith Library
with otltr memOIlala " the COLLEGE benefaotor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27

Last evening, Henry w. Seaver OF Ellzap p,,n
~ 7 met Emma Reed and accompanied het 20 q house
in F9st Fleventh-st While there confederate OF tn9
woman Horny Carlton stole from s1aVer uanone e
s,Ud valued nj Si25 Carlton ana the, woman NS.Lo
arrested by Sergeant Haggerty and Locked UP III n0
Mercer.st. Police station.
John King, age 81, residing IN WaSlllngto o Ta
ybe xlcated and walking on tho track OK the ha
lem Railroad near White Plains, was struck " 2Ss
train knocked down, and seriously l1uIea. 10 ""'
ham no this city and taken To Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27

nave TINS very day talked with OF average intell
genCe' VINO Insisted upon it that income means net
lnCOne mus placing 1t in the power of scamp
nuy the law altogether by stretching his expenses
tne Iu!l measure OF his income II you will, in your
Iee ana ddacto STYLE bring this matter home TO the
hodues OF the country Ok-and, may be, some OF the
CITY residents as WE'LL am quite you will stir up
ahothe nest OF shortcomers quite rich In its results
10 he treasury as that class whose short memories
have so recently quickened GEORGE CURTIS,
Schenectady. " Y .Julv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
.rp.yy cATTrR MARKET-Trrr o.

With supply short Of last week and o. average
quality better good the market opened strong and active foe
grades For the best Kentucky
Sc 10 live weight and 81 head over was realized the oP
price good buehenug 8d3tc medium weights I'D
Be- 4c Cherokees Sc The yards cleared before tho
ShepThe receipts moderate and prices %
changed large supply aud tho market vas fully 10
lower sheep 4sd7 Lambs SAGE Ho,Ihe re-
cep light demand not large; fair 70 good Illinois
96OiG sales head Of Illinois at so 20 100 10 a'eragat
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN vERMoFT'

The mail train on the Rutland and butiin rst
ton railroad for Boston, on Saturday aiternoo,c
LIN a. scrious accident and miraculous oSoIf w
tho Train approached Br0ckway's Mills, inst
Miles and half below Bartonsyille sta'on i59eer
a,t,r ca'ning round sharp curve, the enk'a ade
80 ,t0p tic switch was turned on 10 tno ,ning
%scv leaving the main track open, and the tram ut iO0
Trn,,v to,y1rd IL. The switch located npous r n
Co. fr3p deck bridge, about 100 feet IN leuB,, mo
1919 yavine through which creek passed nl the
ioc@yntve struck the switch 10 was thrown
,rI ana passed the bridge taking Win ~ i lie
g,ge ear aud leaving tao Dalauco VI tue cars w w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
ppEAK IN THE ERIE CANAL.

UTICA, y. Y. July 2G.-A lock on tho Eric
Canal. east Of Frankfort, gave ont Saturday IL Il
Thought nvo days will be necessary 10 repair It, No boa
h.ys pAssed Frankfort since Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
rnr IorINcYl ANp BRowNsyILLE RAILROAD

BROWNSVILLE, Neb, July 26.-Nameless
County Nebraska voted to donate $4,000 to the st.
Louis Trunk aud tho Brownsville Fort Kearny and Pa
clno Railroads. Both roads will be built through the
county next year The latter extension OF the Qun
cy and brownsville Railroad The work Is progressing
On both IIucs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
rnr cRops IN WIscoNsIN AND IOWA.

CHIoAGo, July 20.-Reports from all parts of
Wisconsin are to the effect that the wheat crop promises
20 be very hoayy. The harvests viii be from days
two weeks later than usual All the crops look equally
vol, except corn which little backward but should
there 10 no unreasonable test that will also DO large.
Tho same general reports come from Iowa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27

the assassin the latter fired the fatal shot and almost
immediately fell dead at she hands OF the avenger Had
would have been unimpeded, and In all probability Jack
son would have been shot, and Elsworths life spared.
Troy Wing,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
AMAY ACCIDENTALLY SHOT IN CHURCH.

BANGOR, Me-, July 26.--Mr. Cummings, tutor
to Of the late Charles o. Rogers OF Boston, tenn.
porarly stopping at Matawamkeag was sbotin church
at VIM yesterday by accidental discharge OF pistol
I'm his pocket the ball passing through his shoulder The
wound Is not dangerous one. The excitement in the
chr Ua int
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Sp,tial Bottles.

American Institute Farmers mstns o hs ~
III ~ held TO-DAY 1uesday o'clock, % TIE ro6s OF
Institute in the Cooper Building All interested 70 ss ara
nept, are invited 10 attend. AliiA' - NNi' NNA''~'
JoHg w. CHAMBERS Secretary.
paIcnts-MUNN Co No % Psrkmw, \, y, Agents Tor oe-
tanps AMERICAN and EUROPEAN PAIhNlA
TwentydVe years experience
Pauphlsi VI Law and Information NV
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ing n, week from Havana aud Matanras w,r. to s,. -
$1,000 10 YES and 900 bhds TO the United states ~ ~ ~
bids Ths stock IN warehouse Havana and MStSSs "a o
boxes and o. huS aiaes sugar dull q reals Nuscey
flung 4,7l ~. Grocer grades, sasi Lara dull IN @
Igle ID b m tgs 2tc Flour fm Spanish ESQ SG, Xmes.
slsasI Butter 'er at2Sa'oe Bacon adsucng quoted
lsic Petroleum s a1sog 10 o6s reals in tins tiaS
6er-Yeow Pine firm a. go White Pine quiet s?e Shocks
duj boz as reals; hid reals mpy gneads dgh az - -
Hoops-4 Long Shaved are jn temand, go n 10 Loas dull
- $359Sp FsbPsr boz OF sugar to ehea sssies 81 ser
Falmouth and orders s6 EIchanGeO L01d9g iSs Per ssn
premium; Paris I6 peuW on United tstes V dAyS
sight gold @2! per cent premWi snort ght f9o PEI ees
pDm 81 days sight currency iGN discounts sLsfs hEh
neFc eat M,coun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27

SELLING ~ sAMPLE-THE TEST CASE DECIDED
BALTIMORE, July 2G.-The Court of Appeals
OF the state Of Maryland In the case Of Elias Ward.
citizen OF Now Jersey, agt The state OF Maryland on an
appeal from the Criminal Court OF this city affirmed the
ni gmeut OF Criminal Court imposing fine OF 500
and for violation Of state law by selling without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
TIE TRIAL OF MOVING MACHINES AT J. G.
VESTS.

PLEASANT VALLEY, July "a.
Editors of Eagle: AS | have had many IN
,io ma regards to the quality of work done by the
several moving machines at their trial Ga my place.
Inlv II 1862 and as have got the ground cleared ana
arrive at satisfactory conclusion, would stare TOT
the benefit OF the public at large that the acre moweu ny
Tobn p Adrlance with the Buckeye, is, in my OPINION
- atso the opnion OF others who have seen II, far
smnsrIor TO that done by either of the machines.
'uR' j. G.. WEST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
BASE BALL IN MAINE.

AUGUSTA, Me, July GA baseball match
this afternoon between the Dingos OF Augusta aud tho
Unions u Lewiston for tho junior championship OF tho
state resulted IN favor OF tho former " score OF 81 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27

RSHALLon Thursday July a. at Zion Church by ne
Rev Bishop SOuhgats Nathaniel W. Blunt esq 70 NILS =
Marshall
ESEROLI-RIMISGT0NTn this city, Thursday jay "a by TIE
Rev O. Norton Peter ofTaunloD Mass to Miss Mary A
Rimingt Of LMs city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27

PIes-Itchng Piles-POsityeIy Cured also Blind and
Bleeding Pes Fu Salt Rheum, and al diseases Of the shn ~
Tie use of RossMANs Ours RossNAS MCKSsTRI Hudson ~
Propretors Sold by druggists Wholesale By J. f. HESRs No.
Colfs New
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MARRIED..

The Earth Closet Company, Hartford SasOOm (Eh
WISDLR & CO.. No. 5y7 Broadway. Hew.iOrk
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Tin pIntea-nRmnned

late River for and can be seen On
premises information By mall address PosoH'e Bo1s No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27

uy The following are the closing prices OF merehan'
A. fr tbs wesk ending nights Sugar bnnet Au "a
rand with large At unchanged ,no,, jy
IA .sas Dor arro6ei NOl Is 70 w. 9tQt TEA" Au'
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DIED.

Ill Notices of Marriages must be Endorsed wih faH
name and address
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THE STATE OF TRADE
wRsT INDIA MARKETS.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARAbIa 4, .,,.., =, a.,
PaAsKFoRr july 26-United States Fe.INeuy U - 'ga ~
yas Jug q! Cotton closed active for both va PO' anu AOA~
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-18

NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY IN SPAIN. The
cable informs us that the Cortes has agreed to
the thirty-second article of the new constitution,
which declares that all sovereignty is in the
nation, from which all power emanates If this
great principle is only an assertion, it will be of
little practical value; but if it is maintained and
adhered to, it will be one of the most important
results of the revolution. The great danger is
that, with a definite settlement of affairs either
under monarchy or republic the great
mass of the people will consider the work of
liberation ended and cease to take that practical
interest in national affairs which will enable
them to retain the power in their own hands.
Other European revolutions which promised
fair have come to naught, and constitutions have
proved no obstacle in the path of ambitious
men. The course of the Spanish authorities in
Cuba proves conclusively that the old spirit of
despotism is not yet eradicated and until those
who lead public opinion are inspired by truly
liberal ideas, the cause of freedom in Spain will
stand upon an insecure foundation, whether
king or president is at the head of the govern
ment.