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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-06
TURKEY AND EGYPT.
THE suEz CANAL AND THE RIGHTS OF THE

FORTE.
The conduct of the Viceroy of Egypt. In the
,,er m the Suez Canal Is strongly censured by the
maj TiTqde OF Constantnople IL says that me
Wnnrov " gives himself the airs or an lndepenusin.
aud that he cOntemptuOusly ignores lho
i rights OF the Porte. Abiding 70 tho report
sh, he object OF the Viceroy'a European tour - 70
one Of the great powers" 20 raise It's cOnsua t
a. Int 40 the rank OF legation, and 20 negotIao M
H. er sgnatarles of the Treaty OF Paris Ior pe pi
tho i1onlug the naturalization Of the Suez Chna
p T,;, says that this would be an act OF b
hic would nuy all the privileges given 20 EGyP Gov w
I,ns "a well as the concessions whlcn lls Eu,,
eno ouv owed 20 the generosity Of Their s4zera,ns
erors pig it adds which will SHORTY De puD
ne % Troye that the Viceroy has been wanting
M Conditions OF respect 10 hrs suEerain ana anu ~ hIs
the nrst Tor the Sutan 20 correct the faut VI
Dc neeosSI himself inviting IN an autograph ol'eI' "'
V Ngss 70 ibe Inauguration ofthe suck Canal
ai"'' ,vurs TuE GREAT CANAL WILL BE oiEnsapr,tion
n,alioi JotrBal ANNOUNCES that the iDauguIauVh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-06
ALGERIA.
ARTEsIAN FISH DISCOVERED,

wonderful novelty IS now announced IN
Algeria the shape OF arteslan fisheries. wen ateS
sunk at Ain aa to the depth Of fOrtyf0ur meters threw
up not only large body OF water but to the great sur
PRISE OF the engineers inumerabe quantity OF snall
fish These subteraneOus vertebr8 described as be-
ing on an average half inch in length, and rese-
bling whitehall both I'm appearance and taste FROM e
fact OF the sand extracted from these wells being idencal
that which forms the head OF the Nile, u Is con.
cluded that nm Underground communication must eAst
them and that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-06
ARREST OF oUNTERFEIrERs.

ATLANTA, Ca, July 5.-Several days since,
Capt Murphy. special detective arrested TWO women
who had In their possession portion oil large sun VI
rarcv stolen from the Treasury Department at Wash
nston Forged signatures signed TO the treasury
notes. and large amount was passed IN
negro Postmaser at Macon. Turner was arrested yes
teray by the United states Marshal ana proue St
atlanta An investigation Ia going on, Dut eHorts
are being made 10 keep it secret Further Developments
IRA Ionkrd fort Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-06
THE SUIT AGAINST THE ST. LOUIS AND KEoKUK
PACKET COMPANY

CHICAGO, Ill. July 5.-The suit of James II.
Washington coored against the ST. Louis and keokuk
Packet Company for being put on the steamboat AMY
Ihn.on vas dsmlssed last week by the plaintiffs atOr
at the conclusion OF the evidence for the reason as
they aege that the jury were nearly all anu
OF them had been recently employed upon TIE DOats
of the line and could not be challenged as the legal num-
her OF challenges were exhausted The captain tesuneu
that e mt the negro of his life and preserve tue
upon the boat the passengers were greatly h
.Ht,afh him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-06

OF the sueE Canal which NJ Ferdinand de Lesseps said
would place the 9th OF October postponed
till Wednesday, the nth OF November when the pessage
men of-war will be free from any toll They must be at
Port Said Tuesday November 16 at latest the nth
they will pass from Port Said TO Lake Temsah the
18th they will be beted OF Ismaia, where the Viceroy
will give great fee; and the 10th OF November 1862
the ships will pass the bitter lakes and enter the
Rod gea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-06
EASTERN QUESTION.

APPREHENSION OF DISTURBANCES on THE 10 w
Err DANUBE.
A rumor prevails in Vienna, says Ihe London
U1t Ners OF June o. that Prince Couza, the eXHospO-
dar Of the Danubian Prncpaties has suddenly ana Sc
srety left his residence in the Austrian capital ana
fears said 10 be entertained that nc Eas taken tue
direction OF the Lower Danube.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-06
r,Yp ATpJTNE RAILROAD.

MIppLETowN, Conn, July Bids for
twcptv.year six per cent bonds OF this town to the
amount OF $4,000 we're opened here at noon today by
the Treasurer OF the ArL Railroad Company Inc
bids amount TO s265 900 at par to 40ioo premium Ing
Farmers and Mechanics Savings BANK oi 'nis 0iJ ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-06

By this IL will be seen that rs soon as the mOdlhcd
tariff of 1865 went into effect the iron interests IN
Germany began To be injurlously Affected Inc III
creased production natural and regular UP 10 tht
time. In 1866 there was considerable decrease III
the production of almost every KIND OF lTon lsleau
of the increase which otherwise would nave TAKEN
place. In iron ore alone. which Is the best criterion
there was a decrease Of 100000 cwt instead OF tmo
the increase over the production OF 1860 was only
100000 cwt. instead of 9,OOOOOO cwt. In castlion
from pig there was in 1866. decrease OF over
100000 cwt from 1865, and 1867 there were 1OoOO
cwt less than in 1864, and nearly 100000 cwt less
than i'm 1865 and the same falling off rs shown Ill
sheet iron Yet in the face of these bgnres further
reduction of the tariff is now proposed , - >,
The second of the two bills proposed TO the Iara-
ment reduced the duty on imported sugar about one
third.
But this whole question must be considered IN an
other aspect It was estimated that by the reductOns
be decrease in the receipts reckODed upon the OASIS
of the importations of 1868 of 03 5 thaers III rice
alone of s6 tbaers and in iron OF l645 thaleis
IL was proposed TO meet this deficiency by duty on
One-half a thaeT per cwt. on imported mineral OIL
crude and refined which was previously admitted Tree
Tie amount of petroleum imported in 1868 was
I.gS. SOB cwt. The amount reexported was prODaDy
about 1873 900 cwt and about 10000 cwt. were con-
slmed. The duty this commodity, as Pf"3Iposeu
would accordingly be for that year SJs,OVO tnaeIs
leaving still $4,000 thalers OF the uencienof }" 80
covered and tins was 20 be done by the slignI ~
crease of the tax on domestic sugar, wlhch PIeS-
ousy a s-gr was now 20 be s-gT. In JanuuIy WV
price OF Havana unrefned sugar before paying uneS
was 10 S7-100 thaleTs per cwt; Java nnTehieu, a
before duty $500 and 10 73-lOO thaleIb pei CIV
The proposed duty on these sugars was i,o nm
thaers Domestic beet sugar at the same lIno, W.
taxed cost II $500 thalers and clystallZcu 0 ,
L. 1900 thalera The proposed tax was Tess .han
Sne-third of thaleT, SO there WOULD De no u@Dket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-06
PARAGUAY.

CONDITION OF THE ARMY OF LoPEZ-A PARA
GUAYAN VIEW OF THE WAR.
The following letter from the Headquarters
of Marshal Lopez President Of Paraguay has reached
, 1869-08-20

To The E4ilor qf Tit Chtcnso Tribune.
Just at the rrrsent tine, When the ioca.;ou oi
The West Side Packs Is TIE !ca,..cs toptc Of tie
day, re Datual15 tEI Or a:.eEt:o1 In that direc.
t.on, and woudeE What The object Of the Palk bill
is-whtther It Is TOR the accommodation a1d
pleasure Of The public, OF whether Ii be 10 enrca
the iand owners, who 1re IN the dec!ded minor.
liz: It does seen to ne, aol should to sll th!nk-
Ing nepr tha1 the rst Is the only object to be co-
sidetrd, and the Com mtfsioret1t who are 40
sD o.; saa1 as o. usns Se si
view. fer haf t not seen 60, can We suppose for
moment that the wortlnr men Of Our city ~olld
,ieo to u panuc work which would only benent
? lfex p:openyuwEe.&: The idea
When ny S e,es ssr nxsEJ a. sae2o4 s5s
BY ballot for tbs great measure. they were look-
Ing forwa1d 70 The benefits Ar,ssnz from It, which
all The Privilege Of q general resort And place Of
recreation.
Now. Tho question na.1ra,:T aE.sea noR are We
70 hare 'he Ere.:eas amount Of pleasure for the
msloE:sJ-for the Massea. Is 1t by placing the
parks Al such distance that only hose o. o~ning
handsome turn-outs cnQ rtac1 then or sGal theY
several neans-t Z. street can, Steam ceEs-ipr
those LIVING sway some distance. a:,d BY foot for
those Who may be 90 highly iaso.rA ~ to reside
the lat7er. fnen tic Objection ar:aes-;ae appro-
pt:at'on Is nos sufficient 10 purchase w oc7rs
e aaa md WaaS ~ 10. p far We bst.T Ean, ~
have 1sN OF eveu 1te acrcs, highly improved
and accessible. than thousand acres where
none csn reach II, sad With Which public feet
Lincoln Park and Caion PArk are the great cen
trts Of interest 10 the North and Wes: s.deA And
why: Simply because they are centra! and EASILY
reached. Ihry are AL ora1DenL Now. ID the IT,
ea.on n our new West SIDE paris. bring them IN
close to WesteFo aSepue aud The street cars, and
a place Of resort as ether En!on Or Lincoln PafS.
and the merits Ct the bill WILL then cave been
xcached. AID nos Until tacn- Tne people, mean
the poor pc ople, cao then enjoy Aod give ever
lasting pTasse 10 the cit! OF Chicago ana Park
COMMISSIONERS for EtEtnR Them place where rary
can epeut an Afternoon with rhetF fAmltie4 away
from The dust and the ctr. and sri w.$S-
IN teK no1lents' r1ue Ut their home 90 Hfeet
carr. y tlCh VIII cost them almost nc.stac, Il u
the peo pie n work, and the masses should have
the he belts derived thefefpm. n. Ii. O.
CHICAGO, AuE uEs u, 1a62.
, 1869-08-20

The Dfscofd In the Democratic
EasHnts-A IsFfef History OF rhu k'1kii.
InE.tIut-Eox and 1It&conRaa River
1tuprovcmcnr-lnM Mcmortnm-llot
Wea&hcr-Thc Stntc School Super
tnscndency.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, NIs-, August ~
The fkiacrr1t OF tniz evening p1hltsles. a.f &C.
companies hs ca1st!c editorial, two column. OF
correspondence between J. b. Au-nee anil E.
= pesD, la:e members Of the Democratic St4te
Central conmiuee, and1 its Chairman. IL l.
ltaine1, covering dases lrum the stst
tue y hole REVEALING rreas deal Of soreness and
EaFsi Feetirc. II arsar~ thxt NJ. Fssner, on Jnne
= wrote to suntrs 1nctntetz o! the State Commit
tee enttasoEtDE TO eeturt their approval! Of q
cE3rgf Of boiling The ro1tentloa. from Madison,
VIII n Il had t'err held toc t*eai5-e!gnt years, to
Mhwaukec, hut Kept members herr in tFnoraace
q his designs III, The! accidentally happened 10
discover then, aad when caued to sceuuai A.
ieup,e,l to exrllIn tn msnaer which they
5ess.sd s., 50 a1ssti,slss:eEE ;hss thsy
1xs 1snasips , afm aoveeef H. FamsF sos mouth
1ates, enclosed them c.t for State Cons enstuo,
a+Aii1s suthortsy 70 attach thsT stSastafe ssis-
Injury, and reminded NJ Palmer .hal 1heF were
no longer members Of the State Committee
The nrn4ceras warmly approves their course,
bis pa.1;tonr Be t2Tios treated lis ASSOCIATES IL
shameful and di.coussous naaner-
a CAl1 signed pJ tofefhOr heff1H, OF ICW3s
President 1f the Convention At Prairie du Chteu.
1ars November. TO further the 1mpros emtnt Of the
Fux ADD W1scon,in KEefs. Is Issued, and IL wAru-
ASCENDING Of II las, % CONVENTION, % % welaesdsS, ri csc g
October -, At PnrtAee CITY.
In the tufretne Cours, To-day. Hon. 3. G. R5aa,
Oh tenat Of the Milwaukee, bar. fofmAly an
bounced tae tieHia ol Hon. Joaathaa E. Arnold,
IN IN eloquent speech, rarlng 4 glow
lag tnhcte 10 his memory. aui asking
taai the resolutions Of the Milwaukee bar
which y As 20 ordered after appropriate Fe:n3rks
hs justices Nixon and uo.ue, The cou11 then
adjourned to August 81.
The weather Is ser! hot today, the mercury
standing this afternoon at u IN ihe hh1de. The
ait II cieAF, TO sever, wl:a ts1sk bscezs Al taT
\ letter read here tc-dat from Professor {. Il
Allen absolutely rrfuses the Use OF his name as
candidate for STATE Superintendent against the
rtrFtnt elncieD1 and experienced officer, Ar H.
endcaSortng TO get superseded, but without as get
ula!n2 the man 70 do 1t.
, 1869-08-20

An 1nsuFEcnt Victory Near NucFt-
taB-Thc Spanish Def*nted and
Their Entire Force Killed, Wuund-
cd or Gnrtnrcd-Enconrn re-
ports from c cucFahl Jordnn's Cona-
mund-1nsurEtnt Prisoners shot
By tho spnntardk-Ctvli 1nstcFxs
WASHINGTON, august 19.-Furthec intelligence
from Cuba xns fecelyed here this 1nornn[
The dates are no la.es than the eth. hut
sS1sn esa b, nsT' ouxss. 4Fss s,t.tpt etS 'tn tns
siI.ssn.arns moving run Renedios to ,oia
Lesca at Suevltas. 1t was the enstre force occu-
pyiDR that rlaeo After an enhancement q an
cure their Ieuea. TO Suctitas Colonel Neraro.
commanding the Cubnhs, had raaac preparations
for this and the troonz, t1lng their retreat e.,
we're defeated Tue: entire iorca rant;,T,o ,en,,
The Cuban loss Is reported q; - t1I,ai and ~ y
xonnded, wht!e re ~ ~ o. the spaniards Ma q
ga:ded ~ an impost....t trumpl, = ~
General JoFsas. sent out force 10 rccounoitrr
lt'noAa An httcmpt Uas Inade 10 capture thu n,
wRen usat cnsued, whch resulted Iii the defeat
Q. tao spsa!'a fon'es md the capture OF f,ty,stx
pHsoaeTs. 1t the conmeneen,elt u the nght
ureE 10 aE1ulards deserted AMI jaineu the Gu
ha1s. and tcok ls5t Il the tight.
saeua L. {;rnnde it il rrpostrt. Scsc at,ackcL by
superior iorce Of SpanlaE.ls, uud defeated. AMI
their train captured Another small p1rtJ were
men, oil OF v hom It ia said, Werc executed ii The
plaza Of that city Immediately on iasir arrival.
The tate Of these mcu creates Intense excitement
among the CrbAus, who dcEapd Immediate 1e-
taa!1tton. General Queaaea, these letters state,
hoping for the fnrerfelGuce on the part oI civil
tied governments, has not y!e.dcd to she demand
Of his troops.
RcconnoiteTnE parties, recently seat ont hare
att1cktd and destroyed several lnsurKeut en-
eampmeutA within the Jurisdiction Ut Cneoyil!as.
Captain General Ueltodas his tssute. IN urdcr
for tie completion Of tue Hayana aquehuct.
The Directors OF the iIavnna IlafuAd hare been
removed for ulnlrersatiou uf fuu.1s o1 the COLL
The tooks Ct tie company haye been lellscr-i to
the Captain Grnctai i Secretary for exAMtnAtton,
and an election TOR neH directors has been or
dCfel.
The steamer clt5 Of Mexico, from Vera Cruz,
arrived tl.a evening,
, 1869-08-20

Thr Movrru~rt far nf,e ur,noyn1 og
- ....-s1 ,,,...1 r.....
tHc Hat'oHnt |AP'l.A1-eoooeS 'aas
cc1ptk-xt14& OF Indianapolis CITY
s,tI.cln1..
~.,.-n
srEcNGF1Hn, august 19.
The erort beias made to effect the removal Of
,t lt-.,1or ri ~. Sat,o,., c,,,,,1 m s,nr ,,o,t
.Ne t',an =, ,os .sF'.s' ~ so "a.
In 'he MISSISSIPPI 'slles' meets win muen laso3
from eu1 citizens, Governor Palmer has been re-
auested By the citizens OF St. Louis to appoint
ibirt.-two delegates tn represent Illine11 in tbs
convention called 70 consider thIs important Sub
Jet, to be held in thai city nLtober 2l;h. 1861.
The Governor has not ret decided what he WM 40
in the matter.
Assessment returuR have been received to-day
frum the following oountiea:
CrUH1or1-A4stssJIept for 1Sc9, Il ,io6, 15s; ln-
, 1869-08-20

Who afe for boutwell,. and ~ some strange. dex.
tc1oos management and occult political a:sarcasf
you have 10 worked upoa tho eounduoce Of tae
win WINCH you intend to bEeak h1 heal, bJ 1n-
doe!nR him to ION you tn den1ne.as:on
b. hts n,aenantntty. asd triumphant through a!1
encouragement. hut III. YOUR purpose q easily
dscesn.hle, and has two-foid obiect-1aue!y. to
destroy the National Republican paffJ ia The
sonth, and then to reconstruct from !fs shattered
fragments Boutwell, party, with no Rachuont
IA the aefd 10 strife for your csuwn. But, II Fou
Cannot succeed III thts scheme Of desperate enter
Prise, you mean 10 ruin. result troa, present ap
EcaEa1ees much more likely 70 be reached Tour
otnc1A tnterscntton for Welis. tur instance, gare
gave Tennessee to Senkcr by al orcr*nciMlax
%ote of 7o.Uo. Your irusvcloas political AasaEirg,
.r now setys N M,asi.sipp' 80 5eIss ~ Ispsat ~
conftufc and defeat sapcratt tothesc results
Of your indispensable :o'ly The imposition On
thae sta'es Of yoar irdn clsi oath, and toe sien-
alton Is complete landing them ioto tue OUT
sttstehed ARIES Of Democracy. But the coa-
sequences o. Jour fol5 does not stop here Ohio
political status IN October aod the North vii
echo buck the condemnation ol tho Soltn, a1t
peal IL Jour ears tals tact. thu: then: y Sill
1apilc to fehuke son for ! wantou repression Of
tnss moot aacspd right the elective ffzuchue- But,
81, this will not deter J6a from yOur mad coutxe.
pe S9 %" our essu naq sse! at n1I se
grand supe:ssrHr:Erc 1uE7hles about ooE ears In
hopeless FGln- "lcn to1 Teft aptlofGIel .eEEo-
taEJ Of the Treasury, nad unanlmous.y condlass!
ty .. = senate Of erery shade o. political
opinion, dill Eo1 not tale an oath to AL
ml1tsttr rour office tmpart.!5 AID for the
exc!utise n'.}ects Of It's cseaslon-to collect the
rnseDne anh control the 1aances Of the countf1
II not that once the property Of the naiton and
yourself only clothed for d time with rts'e brief
1uihprtry. TneD, Str, bow do sou explain this
rerveTs,on Of ts legitimate uses and !unct1hus
in:o means and an instrument Of oppression, to
fo.ce aad co1npel au election Of obnoxious rulers
upon The people Of the South. 4 such course
consistent With Eour oath OF once, or 40
ypu cal! thH g7rst mpIa1 ideas But,
Ar. noa+wer. though ,oa. hare thus pros,
tfuted the power Of Eouf office for putpoSe2 OF
Oppression. without the warrant Of conscience,
g! laT, I. may pc that 5ou caa tell me BY "hss Al
thorty You ASSUME 70 pronounce upon my po'tt-
ca orthodoxy, Who constituted Jou the tnfali-
bic Pope Of Kepubllcap!s1a' Who saso yoa ~.
thotty 10 hur! the political anathemas OF the
party. Again. What HgEt had ron to commit the
administration 10 Jnur policy: Hhse you yet to
1tarn that rGu are Onl5 q pau OF the Aluni4s1a-
ton, AID not the whole D; II rhoaah -FOUR friends
believe that d EonomaniA has setzed your mind on
thst suhlct, aD.i tia. sou verify heiLeye yourself
the state. Very respectfully, LoCls DENT.
, 1869-08-20

Letter from ESouIfc Dent.

AS4AE1 from AkQ04fG UEnfs
TIE following Is the much talked OF letter Ad.
dressed 10 Secretary Boutwell, By Lewis Den;, the
California exIusttce Of the Pesce, and candidate
OF the Conservative part! 0? Mississippi for Gov
er1of:
Wlsu1NG.ns, D. C., Augus: Il, 1872.
IT, tAs Hon. Gt.s, y Eou:.<u-
STU: snall make Little apology tor asktng your
It's coutenta You rcrr the trs1 TO deuy the 20.
lacl orthodoxy Of ny friends and uyseN apd,
y Ill The rules Of the forum, an entitled to 4
lie, and Jour acts. therefore. arc legitimate sab
tects Of criticism o5 the hnmblesi citizen thereof
BIT N aone respects We Are alike: Tor tn-
ta.A dicerrnee: You AIN % be he next
President, with every ASSURANCE Of saece a. ex-
sept n the epfnton o1 the people, while seer N
c1eep: IN the Judgment Of Misstsst2pl. s., Ia The
pso'aass results Of the insarc, re both staa1 a.
,Tss nsTse 70 1ss 5aasnen1 Of ne eoaug n the
Eoscsupu!oHa . 70 the means q succesA Your
oFEan, the New YORK S*n, in the same breath,
s.;n emphasis Upon yoaf pecula7 n,aess tor his
ONCE. You. rxcellcut TOOL Mg T1uoch,
;sss11eu Sys,e 81 20 ,o,r r5lsss u shs m.a
esl Of 1our aabitlou. and 80 dedcaeot Of lie
Hishes OF The President aud he couptry, tnat, to
kase Jo1tsen from Al explosion Of popular indy
ha!lon' fou jono3 coufsnlent 10 tzaaslef HIN to
auoiae! sphere ot scaadAous activity, where his
tAlenta might he e1erted With equal eject aaa ltsa
cEpolE[y. N17gtuia Tennessee, Mississippi aod
Texas, hot 70 mention a2ytniag 40 humble as rlf-
.e!i, we're ohssruct!c.s IL the Eas Of Toar ~.
ccss, becausc thEo,A:e President Grant inic.yea-
ton IN e1tludInG The pEpssHpuve Glasses from
into the linton, sac 1+1n1y weldeJ 10 al saoaor.
NOW, Tits Is IN direct coactct vita your sJs,em
na I'asl n:acA tos VI: General GRAZ: sets, 70 sae
not get. m therefore hare sp1 derusncea tue
CONSERVATIVE Rcpu,licaas, who ate 10. G:aat,
that you nay obtain tho proserPs're Republicans.
, 1869-08-20
Educational Convention at Trcu.
ION. NJ j.

NEW Yong. August 1o.-As Trenton, yesterday,
tic Nn:tnnAl TElchctB Association he'll itA ntut b
attal seastou, Witt I,Htr 111afe An1 fe1plc utto-
EAtcs pfeseIt. Judge Field, Ut New Jersey. vel
bureau WIS recommended for the purpose
Of furnishing and receiving situations for
teachers Ohcerd wcta arf,olnte'a for the Aner-
cau SnrEu1i School Annexation for the ensuing
tHas Including John ogden, Of Nashville, Tenn,
President 4 Resolution 0f inquiry Na4 proposed
schools Is hest calculated to elevate the standard
Of education, end to reduce teaching 10 uniform
fJktesA sereFal interesting papers were rekI. Ia
cluJihG one ~ Judge Field, On the Obligations Of
Christianity to learning.
T.EfInS, y. j., August 19.-The Educational
Convention has reach,d immenAe proportions.
oser tatt0 enrolled delegates oetng IN attendance,
held this evening, among them the National SD
School Association, aai National Te4chess' As,o.
ciat!on The ladies' were addressed
by Ntas {, Z Dcecnef, "a p-ac-
teal female education. The f.rst
ing the National Educational bureau, md ap-
polluted . tulns couhaHtee to walt GU Congress
aud advocate tht continuance and extension OF
said hUreau The lsst Lrcct!nF j,sieptl u l41c-
lure bJ MIS-. Rauual1. Of New York, on NATIONAL
fc1ltnr.
John .! I'Hnroke. of Do.,o7 lec,ufex, on the
schools nut the WORKSHOP, and Professor james
McCltntock. oi FhlIatleFh!a7 on physiology IN
schOOf education.
At Taylor Hail, this r. H., Mr. Klnte. Of Ohio,
AMI State Superintendent Upsar. Of Now Jerses,
SPOKE tieIleEHl tlowarl lectures this evening 0u
education tU the suuth win reference to tits COL
o.ed popuiatiou-
The convention Is marked Success, and will
nceessaf!!s give Few impetus to the csuse @,
education.
, 1869-08-20

l AHAHV&4AA4t
| Mile. NerAe, The rich 70 ang belle OF Brussels
and the principal osEer ii the I,tie1<nttns< B<te
died rvceutl. Ut spa.
Prince Arthur, Who ii about 10 visit Canada
uust lot i'e confoubA+h with his brother, Pr!lct
| AisreL, WHO Was fet~d Aud ahot al In Australia
and who was 80 liberal IN making presents at tut
r4t!o1B] cxptnEt. Alfred Is = year5 Old, Will,
Attins IL only 10. The latter WAS born May i
| 1s0--she anniversary Of the birth Of the Duke o
Wellington. IN honor Of whom the ra4ue Of Arthu
was hca:oweh upon him.
TIE Nluniistlc mar has broken cut In Maasaehu
Eetts. The Net- MF. F7s4e, OF Christ Church, I1y.
mouth betnR OF 1t. Albanian rroc,ly1tes hu5 *.
cited the indig guatiou Of Bishop EsatbuTn, Of Mas
kacLnsefts, who most cnphatica5 Il not Ut 1t.
Aibantau rrocltvtttca. SO the o1cnting 3ir. F1sse
has received notice from hts tpirltns1 father that
he NEST not ufitctatc IN any Protestant Episcopal
church III Massachusetts,
Mr. Il. ". Keith of leltp, Long 1slsnd sold, nE
Fs1usy iass- TO Mr II. G. Ford, Of Mrmanls,
Ttnn., sGN acres OF land, situated In tnc centre
Of the town Of fsl!pt running about twa and =
half Eiles along tne Souts Side RAilrc III, aud
over TO the Long Ia!an1 Railroad with r. ep,n Of
about three antl three quarter mics. IT. ford
proposes TO erect little village there TO- thwtth.
The land Vas sold at ST. per acre.
The Quarterly Justrnaf cf Psychological Medicine
contains an article On ytrchoT, The Prusslan phys
chow, It IS Heu known, holds with Huxley and
that school tn regard to the physical hass Of life:
but he has carried experiment further, IN some
important 1especta, than an5 one Of his cotetn-
rora1ies. His theory Of cellular formulation Is
original and highly ingenious. Tuners, for iu-
stauce, which have been heretofore considered a.
fungi, he shows TO be normal formations rs 10
thetr component tissue, and only abnormal as
lacceeding frpm au arrested o. diverted develop
ncpE
George Parker Hidder, when si1 years old, ased
10 auuc-e himself By counting up 70 100, then 10
l,MO then to 1,l~r,HV; By degrees he accasten-
cd himself to contemplate the Relations Of high
numtern and asea to buIld up peas, masales and
shot Ito squares. cabes, Aud other regular dg-
HTS He iureuted processes Of his Own, distinct
from thoee gwen in books on arithmetic, and
could solve all the usual Questions mentally more
rapidly than other boys with the AID Of pen aud
paper. When he t,ecame eminent civil eugt-
netr, he woni to eu1ha1TAss the Parts n eu;a-
r. council on contested railway bills By conluting
.helr statements OF nyzce4 alUos. before The
words we're out ct their no7:as.