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, 1869-07-28
which Vas tried oncs hy nesns Of = t9asi oTe1

which WAS tried orce bJ me.ns Of track oTeF
6tste atreet bridge. bot which ras abandoned from
manlfeat rc4snps- ..-
: ;Marfft Erect recommends Itself for the second
Tunnel both,py its with and Its westerly position.
While there EcrE one At LaSalle Street. collisions
might eakly.ttcur between the two lines OF car.
FIagee, one moving along Washington ssreAt rest-
ward 10 tie tntel there, and the Other north from
ihe cortef Of fWa4htngton rud La9alle, or from tbs
cuFceY Of I1S8No' EDd Madison, TO the AkSAll6
Street tunnel, the entfnnce ri. - tho
Market street tunnel wou1d be to the wfat Of tho
entrance to the one On Washington street, nnd
hence the unes could not. na n the above case,
cut each other at right angles
But the Market street tunnel has still more
ia pcrsnt advaotssc 1tcan be 30 constructed
VII Divide into Two tunnels one lead
ibE to the North, and the other to the
Wet Side. This would be almost equivalent
To killing TWO BIRDS with one atone, the West GiIe
Hould bare its t1n tunnels a. Washington and MAr-
ket streets, ana the North Side would have It's
tVu 1t MArkcs and State stfe.ta
This plau WIS ndToca.ed by J. G. Glndele the
fprne1 Pes!dent Of the Dos1d OF Pnblio WORKS
III advantages arc evident Il viii furnish
guMcteut tunnel lacilttes for the next ten
yeaz between the different parts OF the
city md will DO It In the cheapest way and In one
mott advantageous {of all We recommend 10 III .
Common Council the consideration Of the views
above preIkuted, In which We have looked oulS at
The interests Of the people, ~ should alWsJs be
the case With such matters. Wei are Of ibe o2inion
that the report Of tie committee Ehouh b 70
fetTed back 10 themy With directions to prepare
md Lay before the Council, II fuiura eessaou,
p.8,ls In accordance with the above euggestto1R.
, 1869-07-28
Tho oIa,use1ucntSttunt, t,on,

1ne opera ucusc, Mcvtckc1I Theatre, and
Aiken. i DearpoD Tncatrr hare closed their reSa.
lar drxEat.c seasons kud Woods Anseum rlll
elpsc on SATURDAY evening, leaving uH 70 tho tner>
cee Of Ethiopian utnstre1ay and csscosr1dlns anf-
Ing q few weekA 1t +, therefore, attinE HGe
lor rctrpspcct and prospect; 10 look BACK Aad SEC
Wit: the theatres have accomplished, and 10 ioos
forward lsh IS hopeful vision ~ Fe enn.- Az iaf
M NC can learn, the managers arc all n sea VIII
,efcrcuco 10 their lature p!A11. FcF! feW changes
viii he made In the SaTo1s ccEPa2les And DO pro-
rrauu,ca have pecn mapped OCT EACH Bso@s ~
be wa.,irr 10. the move Of lhe other, pnhe'ple
oi ac4ion which IL fatal 70 business nal !A 10 tsc
ir.s trteYcst. Of the dtams. The ouaness OF LIE
ras: scason WIS hlied By this policy. The Museum
SCENE, ~ ps conuuu,,ly plt,el against thc Dear
! t,osn Tnc.s.c; tho Urera Home against Ac'eA
ers. II the Au4erm found ahlt Ate. Dearborn saa
| about to produce certain new drama, thea inc
| Auseun foFeatal1ed the Dearborn bJ pto1uesh9 II
nrHt and usually lady tnat 1t Killed TIE piece
| n, 10th houses. II tho Opera lIou.e found tSA'
NeylcEcrs had seosalion, then the Open Honse
forrAtsLed Acyietess W producing It nr5t, and
usually succee.led n killing 1t II Noth houEua- II
Mcvyctcrs obtained half dozen blondes
then The Opera House got dozen
1o1 BLONDES can be :. Manufactures
! to order. II Meylckers 20; \ dozen women whit
h-1e convenient tn the matter u nudity, then TIL
Oyer. uorse btoaght oat two dozen, for womc.
Of 1h's a+.a may be obtained BY hundreds II az,
cisT.' Ano 'Aus through the-whole samut O
bloode-hended' .sndJ-legged women, gmnsst
and ae1ooan, luz 1e,peuaton Of the 1insa7
! nu,ssnces and all the doI-ns s,tractions Of ID
Black Crook and White FaTn A->-s, The scsso
. va. cn,y characterized BY -ssee q -..tneas pt
t tEctn two OF the theatres and araee .. Arlnrs
0 between The other tHo- Tnls 81 last nas Pa
d upon The pahla tsste- TIE people nass ~
ND f@fA
IL 1sS,lnc blondes; sud VIC uaz5 sstt!5 congtatola
i nrr.eires mat tits episode Of tho stage u COZ
i nasasire1y erded. We may hereafter have
nIclrr NJ tax pudc drama, bni- u % IooSG
, 1869-07-28
A DISTRESSING ACCIDENT,
The Fatality al, Love Eiads n Cs1ri-
ouY lltnAtrnxionA

Ftora tie 1asAsRk t7trn-} f>sss. .I~ly 1t,
,cung cestlenan named Jne Ne.:c, = rery
ea ssoat g o2 9ssas q
night, 10 visit biz ladY-loya = Miss Da1nea III
time. !Tasy wcrc casa9ec 70 - uisued- uo
ssss* i! saess s; I :s.iea: :
cinded net %. th,rR t. aide vhe1. b.
entered, rsstieriany ~ he s sna2n:eerte4 aes oa
e. 1:s. e.s1 ser Ia sf nsr ssna. nnaes;
nyibr IS she piled tbs stitches with mach alace
all rr.1i'J Is utast girls asspaJ = hen ali:aauna
Itsiae her: Tse1 ena.tsd yerJ saur. 1scr xaits s
iuc q fen minutes, which 20 hia ee1kt hours, hs
tc<sne 'm7as'eat- and leaxtd 70 iIEQrsas : cha!se
e,n, Ann S,c:e ~ SeI saist IartiS4ts, and Is be b.
Tss ce,ta aassas se 81 en - h:s a. 4ss
nri.hetl. Gut he lnststeL- SSc- u4hde mosson to
shove nisa 1n = s.!:s AT al ". Gener4ly; Thla
him ut1h much violence tAa needle, which vas
esrEnt Z, ht5 r. ,ans1e 9st 1st~ts9 .nea ne
Abcut TO inQl1It l.s1 ot love upon her Hos bls
uua hctar1e ssnJ pzle- HIS vigorous grasp re-
cele.ti1l poa, AZ - @oment Of coairaet- ha
t,ekepe6, fen back upon the sota, CUBA helpless:
! TIC Io1Hs l1st was nnca alarmed, and
ir,o M tic soot nd proceeded to o3sa aa :airt eo.
hi. thinking ha Ess IN ta!ntin3 nr AND taat IT,
! Usual 1cftc<astyeS would SC 6aoe. In undslnX hls
yttt Il II y foInd thlt tic necdie had penetrated
| his 6tce feIy decply, c!re1nstance which the
| JourE adS never E1iaced IA bar ntSut Tue doc
| tnI Vks sent fol- He adusaisc1ed what remedies
J he could ra1tIal conseioaaness Has restored,
i E.1d the Jtung fellow caah!sd to talk The 8aaoe
net<eea HIN and hl1 fsst, list love sas e1Earely
Affecting She Heot Ike one VIM. -1oeii
1hat III happiness on earth IL ln.s, and
bis own eoptt,t0n. He eonsoled hE4 by r.J1ng
tlat khe would soen get nnoiher 1ose to MI hi
, plare who wpuld be moro worthy OF her thaa he
could hope 10 be. and who Epnld rn1ke her happy.
Tns but increased her Su1row.: Sus +sank do1n
rpon the noor beside him md cf3ed 2loud When
Ec ~ becoming WoNe, and the doctor gave ehs
emphatic opinioa that ha could no'
I've. are started suddenly 70 her feet
and, running INTO anclbH room, kval
lowed . heaTJ doss of lsndxnunn, which wzs
Kept there for lie use of young rrtnoer Of tns
family that x1a sick. : 1t VIA some time befort
the was disrnrernt, and IT wss with .he usuos
d.0,enly Ane Eas pnxsht back . consciousuesa
TIE fI7t Hort she uttered vas, 20, where 4 he
let &c 60 to hun: 1,!w11 pe With hC." Al ta1
, 1869-07-28
Information from every qunrter eoncrs

Information from every qunrter eoncurE
III representing tho Dent movement rs in
effect IN ottcupt by the Copperhsads and
rcbel1 Of mississippi to induce the Prcsi-
dent ~ promote the SUCCESS Of rebel ticket
in that State by nominating Ills brotheE-in-
law. AIs. Dent bus Lad no connection with
Mississippi, except to embark unsuccessful
ly in small business there. from which he
retired without tie means.to EJECT the debts
incurred in it. he Lns never acted with
The Republicans o{ Mississippi, but with the
Democtnts, md since he left tho State has
operated rs Claim ugent in Washington.
II is Ruthoritasively stated Tint the Pro6i-
dent has never countauanced tho npvo-
mcnt; Tint tho Cabinet strongly Oppose it ;
and that it will fail to accomplish aay pnrt
Il its desired object.
, 1869-07-28

A. the Las, meeting Of the Common Council the
Co1H.:.ee On ilayocrcat Bridges, CONSISTING Of
.lteTnen 4. c. CAt1ns, +. G. ScaHid;, and Joan
Ccnt*tcJ, reported ID 1Aror ct the construction OF
tunnel ut Las nile Eeteet aod give various ressons
taerrfosr which ~ese pnnlisaed yesterday n the
report OF their proceedings We do not de5Ee 70
taie up. these reasons separately. o1t
oa.y to observe ih3:, according 10 oEr view,
fsc question Is not " "shall r11ael be constructed
q l4salle CT stare street," bot at what street
6na;l The two tnrnels which asr demanded for The
c1uuec:.oo ni The North and South Sides be 10
cated*" ..,..-.
tie ansreT giSen nnsr be different from th1s OF
tne above mentioned CO l-nrtte- 1Eo tunnels ARE
uanticst5 required, ana a. soon ~ tn1t necean:
I, u admitted The question as 10 9nrre tas5 shall
be 1oc,tet answers itselL One n1st nc o7!lt =.
far 70 the css and The other As far TO the rest 4.
pos1thle- oae Hoaid be II S:atc. and tha ushes D
NaIke< stteet. STATE sIref - vide knn1sa to. q
ioK of = tunnel without tnturtnx hust.hl1 p!sce.
on tic side OF the stEeet. when Euala not BE- th'
caEs with nxrov -faaana street Stat,
street Is also " the Starring pGn
OF the hE-Eo r11tIpsd1 and -
tunnel htTe Koald AduTd theoes1 ueArAs Of CON
GuDlcatou sktween tha patacngeE1 IRON the Wes
End S0uta 6ldes, wso arc hfU14ht to tho corner
, Lake And State ktrcetA- "a .tack co2ld be Il,
,tfcugh II, and a connection .cosla. be made b
i tween tue North HI ssca1a Side hosse snslrQa::
, 1869-07-28
Hnyden,s salentiftc Pnrty.,

<''A" tt's s'rfoESf1P9" t&p@f 1HDA9-
p.-tr Of r~tco&!.c gentlemen, seEec. III all N.
der sse trnsLed.1te direction and peraon4li hA2er-
visto: of Professor E. Y. Hayden. who u no en-
Enged in u.4inc geological survey OF the Terrl.
torres o. Cc'ar.ttt1 aau SeT Ne1ics, for Hhicn
purpose ao appropriation Of s1a 900 Haa made dur.
liz the LAST se4ou Ct Conlrer arnred In Geaege-
town yes: criay o:e1log. The party have bteu
Investigating the mines and mou1tatns about Cen.
usl C1;J tuc aEttl pass They aft there yestcrda5
EorrtuE foe Georgetown, Stopping at tho Saratoga
oI RE Hss. long enan1h to .u3oJ bath. Thu
combination o1 aciahttnc gentlemen u composed
Of the following names: PnL ?. V. Hayden
Rev. CyT1s Tsonas, reralat Frazer, E G. ca.
Etostan. Jsroes Stevenson q. q. Cheever and
AeEY y; E,ost-she lsttef 40 a1tsss- In nidi-
ton 70 The regular parry, Wtoeo names sspear
aaore, there are one COOK ard three -seautsera
Ihsy have been travelling. since Ieaytu1 CheY.
eHne. with two sasu2s OF four muller eaclA on&
&Tohotbo kmbulaCee. Aad seven extra HIM
anlrzala y.
The teams were kts IN camp, sous Two Or taree
milea down the creek nom Geofge1o&n.- Prof,
Ha,sen came ch Into town. and w1a ssopptu9 this
morning at tho house Of MI. joseph a, Wasson.
In company suh whom the p14sesanr t1sited
several or tka ralnes up the nght.hand fork ui
Clear Greek This afternoon The .t1arns vii d
dHEen TO soUt conveniect campluv ground west
-ol Empire, and on Tomorrow The pa1tJ xi1 pscr
.tnt'r mules and proceed 70 the N1ddle Pa1k, 70
ha nln3 N thai locality SONG 61ya and Yfatnn
While tae1e al placea q note or interest
, 1869-07-28

- OF ne.- NotaL Lhstasdine e-adteatsrhoxere:,
tie Mosk OF educating ttesc fuz escuefs WIS cou.
s:tnenSe4 h5sa few eap1HtstnS peea;and wouen
esasoa son tbe IA e Esnaa sase.si IT,
i 4 Chinese Sabbath School was st1rted III
7,Is ,s5s n1: san,sh ,n r.
T1e geatest] number of. ,panna: ever present.
u one tine va ~. by. thsIatssess In n school
ciseyare he'd tn trr.ehspey adjoinns tie church.
So great il The interest manifested by the Chinese
10 learn that lobg beforethe hour arrives Ior Tie
opening Of the school, they assemble In the rc.;i-
ty. The doors Of The. cnapetnre opentd At shau:
IL So Of directly sfer the conelsson q the resa-
regularly I'd to CIDER urttl O'Clock, bat te.ch-
DOOR, 81 commenee thetr sort- n: "c5s ot
IL labor Of FoTe. The Chinese ars dts5ted Into
-cissses, and taught reading, spelling, arithmetic
al Sss 3 s5 70 I'll 10
We nere surprised to see such = large aad
orderly attendance Of pupils, each Of whom
seemed extremely anxious to make the no:s 9;
the opportunity Afforded h!u foT acquiring EnoTl-
edge cf the EEghsn language an1 the rudtnelts
taught. ASA rule, the pupils He4e orderly asi
q1ict Ia their manner, and showed the greatest
respect tow and their teachers. There were pres
chi at cur last sMit 1a7 pupils and ~ teachers.
After the school had been called 10 oFae7 hy The
Superintendent. ami npon the sounding Of . bell,
Me ppElla advanced to the centre OF the rao.r,
Wills tbs teachers 13sb their positions er tho
r.aat lat and II the rc.r: The saycr:a:szdtrt
and ssx1stants then gaze the pupils leasons from
the blaeAbosrd tn Ieseng nd spelling. The
singing exercises followed The hymn to +"
On tAotn orer q frtoe, elevated Ut such
q height ~ 10 be visible 10 sli scholars. The
nustcrl exercises are conducted BY Ar volse. AMI
!he Singing sccompaaie1 uoen psr!os organ BE-
the Amene1ss and Chinese together, and after
ward repeated ~ The hitter. Wde;s snn9 b. the
Chinese pupils afone, the words were each pro-
reunced clea1ty and distinctly. and tho time kept
EsG excellent AnoDE the most noticeable fea-
tures q tho school + tae ctsas IN geography. The
iaowle:ga Which aeJ dnplay would seem lncre,li-
hlo 10 one Who cid NOT know the tilgence aad per-
sc7eFanee OF the sesrheE. The Superintendent
SAYS that he has ReyeT found moro doctle
set cf pupils or those more anxious 10 ucGnirB
tno@Sage The p.in=tpa1 EFFORT now made b, ,ae
Superintendent and teHohess b to instruct them'tu
The rIasnenrs Of the Ecglish lsnSuase md nora.s,
wuhous Interfering VIII rne1T Religious pretudtces-
Enrcs1ton upon the fztteFputnt Will follow later.
a az eIs5snes Of he cs9sbaIty Of these pupils. It
lnsI to well 10 mention tbs Inca thai clas4 or the
most iSIs5aRt portion OF me chiaese hare within.
tpnI montia. With only tho; sUcdsy teschlng, be-
come able % read English 1ntbo nueuty: The
school Is opsoed every sunds] Afternoon
, 1869-07-28
TIE ,FOKHRRY> BY A-NEW YORK
METHODIST CLERGYMAN.
Particulars Of the E1e1skoF4lNorY
Case -

F.oz. tls Ro.e. ~ ~ Sentinel .t,hs 70.
Ne past week n sss orougss t, 70 l,Shs S1ss o.
,naater Of M the W Gen,:sa Sew Yost Ceniereace. TO-
eete1 IN Calttenan21 y involved. i appears
that about tive weeks sgo draft Of s5;0sp, pur-
% ss1t = u Ssa c9 TO u tsa e4 e
s. D Greeniea1, vas presented NJ the Ee1
saos s%xap 1s y g. hs !as q q
wsp:n the draft was 11Ade payable: hat Us
thu .ess a.. astsd him e ptoeuts some orc who
tnas!utpose. For fuller understanding Of t6s
nsIer, It Is hers stated that there 4 Rev. q. D.
New rork Conference, iocstel At Les centre, in
shl! coaary. The presenter or tue drstr elar1u.d
70 ,L ls laas p*1.9n, and called on d. TnomsH
Ssf s9asf H. Sf csfstoa
nesD nas ee4k Of - vi Who tns1 tsere s vas suen
minister y Rev. 9. D: Greenleat: and sap-
fais man was mat Gfeenls1l wfotc
Slip OF paper, aut handed II TO The man 10 tate 10
tne bank, staring that ihe eearcr Was the one to
whpke order the draft WAS UAIe payable. With
this Identification he started again lor the haul,
but the teller siti refused to part With the money
tiy the man OF endorse 1he drait- The bearer
again went back 70 Nj. Cartoons office, who by
zl!s time had returned, and bearing the s:oEy, and
Eatisned ID lis o.n mind that he was ihe @. i.
Gtecnleai, and Without hes,,asion endorsed
this m endorsemeEs toe @ t1iau '1' Lad NO no
trouble In getting the funds III TIE bank, which
he d! ny tal,ns s1rS ia sa'reacy an;i $, GO
The ChitteDaneo Bank In The usual cocrss OF
busiuess, and there pronounced q lurxery. THIS,
ties In New York city, aud, On satuEday weeE, The
1elles OF the bank. ine Sheriff Of New YORK city
and and the eiefk o. NJ Carleton cams to Ko.ae, %
transaction. While At The depot hsEe, one Of the
u 81 Fin onse a. d.
person to whom be pail ne u ~, Approschng
" Fou sle aaa The ws 1aa THIS sep's: she
teller sr.nea away, b+sne well sat,sned. however.
that the Ian was Rev. Atr.' Mitchell OF Ca,:se-
Eaueo, Madison County. 4 person ho went on
parties from New Yofk, to m TIC M meaatime went 10
Lee Centre, and soou satisfied themselves that
esSt q inc q aaa M
here, here, Ths1 a! vent -En,tenango and foand
WITH raralss,s The sane night be lei.
csiniy denied III inoTes,ae of II 9bs ~ n,a;ser a said
he bud uot been In New YORK CITY for seven Years,
sud a:ssElcd his Innocence IN y passlonless mAn-
cerH wcru rosltfse he WAS the man. aud SO toll
h'n er'i as they are ready to verify. Mitchell
be.- pretending 10 pv unable to move abouL Mr.
Carleton offered TO compromise and hush mp the
Whole matter II Mitchell would refund tnc mou-y
I Ills ut'er wis e1nphas.caily cerlned bv MITCHELL
Who PERSISTED IN asserting MA !unocence.
A report co1tes lro1t EyfacG4t to the effect tbs.
Mitchell has restored s. G4o Of tns aEouui oota,u-
cd on ihe forget drair, and has made bis escape
Michel, ,s la{ss: ppEsy Gsao 20 in 81 f!ze some,
arpesfanec however, Is nnl!kr tnst OF the gentle
uluu " HON he persoaatcd+ ~ s'ls late meeting "
hcayt beard, which hs has now entirely cut or,
iIoea!'ly 10 order " appeat - near Ike Mr.
, 1869-07-28

dc,n of ali religious bodied to administer their on.
dl6cipttne. ttst the R9E II. Cheney, the Episcopa
clefgJman Ehea on ssta1:m Chicago ne!oIe ~. :,
hepti1N service % auit bis oFn i1eas Of theoloat
, eai pTop11esy. has aPpealed 70 The regular conra
1ct an injunction to isop t1a proceeding 70 !al,
The ease,wh.ch appcats vcrJ simple to be tried o.
lis own msrits. Ii the absence Of more dennne y
Information on the subject than hr9a az:
recuu1se 10 proceeding which seems to sun:
preredented- Hls offence wAs the omlsdon o.
certain = ords Ia TIE baFtismA se.r1ce, ocea7se ne
Gus doctrine. Wheihes he had right to d0 80 OF
not = question Which cltt5@Ment @ o. o. p ~ r. ~
at plrkent a. II he aelt hiA ca&es were weak ont,
ja,tsdietiou u lie eoafr: The 1anher proceedings
S b Te ise snss o ais5
Ffo.n tAA.Stw 1ert sun. --..
The Rev. 1T. Cheney, the Episcopal ,clef9Tmsa
now on tstal N Chirsso for . Eiolatlon Of tho
CAROLS or his Church, has fescrted TO an snjunc1oa
issuing from ctFtl court for projection a2alq5t
Of proper respect for Church discipline, but aleo
conte9scs tie weakness Of hts case. Y any
technicsl iltsn!srtty has been cotnmltteu 70 hts
zT1Agn1ncDk It will MOI Affect tho decision Of the
E1AIn question. whether eY not be has conicTHled
to the obligations assumed By him when he re-
ceised ordination. It Is VeTy simple thing to
Eenefate from the bapttsmat service on given
occasion. and all that follows = question Of &C.
clestasttcal lar which lay judgrs may perhaps IN
quisr into, but :be decision OF which b them for
~ mn1al pnEposes, in this country, wt,ere Church
sud state are separate, amounts 70 nothing.
Prom ne Eu,sas city Journal
TIE fEtal of the Rev. C. Cheney, rector Of an
Episcopal church tn Chicago, on ctrNge Of yto-
lszing the rnbrtes Of the Church, has otcssteued
considerable comment and attracted nIasual tu-
tefess, nrcuuut Of me c,vfl tribunal haylug tn
te.fered, upon motion Of the defendants counsel,
aud n what has heretofore been re9krEea -
puTety m ecclesiastical matter. An injunc1Dn
has been Hsned BY cfT1I eeHrt fd1htddluI further
proceedings tn the CASE 1t present, aud the
Bishop. rttle protesting, has atjolsneu
the Ecclesiastical Court accordingly. The grounG7
OF interference see to be tEr doctrine lall doHp
IN Rev. Mr. H1He1's case, tnok the cav1l aatnotl-
tics VII! tntelfeTe uheD The ccs1e saoktics ub1nsi
has proceeded uncsncnlc1lly, q for cause In
which the party Nas not llAhte 10 discipline. THIS
would seem 10 imply that Is the duty Of etsn
courts IN certain ezses, TO declGs posuta OF doc
une and ecclesiastical proceeding, md as In this
case, to determine whether the use Of the wont
"regenerate IN tho sapttama1 ser,n=r Is required
or not. ,
Ia this country Of er.t.rr freedom IN religious
matters, we hardly thtrt the people VIII take rhcu
religion from the cours* no matter bow wtso OF
le2r1eu " Dsn!el come b Judgment" :.
, 1869-07-28
POLITICAL

III understood ut Washington TINT senator
srrague !s preparing for vigorous campo sc next
winter, by the employment Of d secret police.
whom he has placed on the traek OF g member OF
alleged "rings" and legislative coFfuptionsNhose
headquarters arc popularity supposed to be- Ia the
Senate Chamber.
Awushlngson correspondent Of Tue Cincinnati
Commercial says.
"Tte virginia legislature tindx- the terms IT tfr
law. ~ eairh teeetErr Should the srst oath
he AtAry one-ha1t " I'll have rrtrr. ~ the
.icIisy ists .Nali n.l.Ei,y ~. ,.cal NspSlleau.
tht FiftnE,h Amendment, Hnd t'Se' iWo United St,.s
and l, u, ca.ouer Ihe only way hs rhlsh II The Goa
asnf hen wha can t.te the .sst oa'h 70 r., sw*y
the Lefitlatnre. al lafprricA VI CatIlt autli't
ty that such Il their drttrnIEnicu, nad tha: a tho
infcIt tey took plaec at Whss ku.phnr Eps3aSs. b."
policy v III le Adopte.LH
1stspts received at Washington from several
prominent members Of Cungresa declare their
Intention to bring In = BILL making vcu I'll such
laoo-:eonIyacts made Ia foreign countries As th.t
Of Eoopmhnschanp With The Chinese, or os the
American EmigTant Company nre Understood 10
take IN Germany.
, 1869-07-28

" fAf Elta,r Of The Chieaas 5ttIuaA:
TpIr ra.tr o. the nlst .nst quotes from tt t
SnEhyil!c Tenn., Fftst OF the 11th, An acconnt OF
"a T1llaI Of Fire AZ being most curious
phenomenon. without tyeu attemransl,o explain
its tnti.v simplicity, lea. Ing the aneulsiyatc mini
to he tainted With the boltcf that something woa
dettul has trzoBptreA IL. Tennessee. When cloo s
urou these ao-cAlled .straugest Of strange pho
nolue u "in proper manner. We see tn!ass u
tscy .re cause fur at ehat tns G1Iqrr ntfr hap-
rcnxd. ard The wcattF IL Mt oDec d!spt1td, leaving
oniy the 1Qcts thksr caaAeS- 4 cniutnfs OF asc
would he al encr rrvduced II Fhtf1Tiai Tcrn fu
tAkc up IL It's course dIH icart5 and tMl{r,
ler:ipn or ~G;Ia we're on Ere lhs
rarne wonli rot on'y burn the !uel
which then e1tEtest III the cclnmu. hut *ouA hurn
such other coubus:lbtcs A. M&re accumulated uu-
lit The dimensions womb he Increased 70 twenty
yxris in diameter, and eTan nuoh mora MI the
caU1es continuing to tncfba1e." When thta rytn-
der Of IRE s,lfeas Hser IN tho nbsence III wln0'
It follows tue Gur1tht q the wattr+ a&the wAs>r
1ot1as en.re2r IN the ntft which goa. with tats
water nnd nearly a fast, taking with = the FhtE-
Wind down s.rt avn, th1s leaving the chAhcc1 TOT
accommodating fuel TO feed the daIlas c>lrtter,
sni i aub9sie,. Ii may be well I" remask IN tnls
connection ihks writers give crrccacc and even
character 10 wnnlaTp, oecAsHe 1hey have Eof the
uc to explain the e7uak OF farts setforth - pes,-
a<rfnt -...-,.......
hcudct. Ca1ses which produce these facts arc
with zen hleudeI I s. McaANos0H.