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Ex.President johnson FavOring Reputation.
ALABAMA.

Two Radical and Two Democratic Congress-
men Elecsed-Tw0 Districts in Doubt.
MONTGOMERY, August 0, 1859.
The returns are still meagre, but enough is known
to render it certain that Buckley ana Hays repubi-
cans have been elected in the Second and Fourth
districts by negro majorities. DOx and Sherman,
democrats, are elected in the Fifth and Sixth dis
tricts by white majorties. The returns from the
First district are too indefinite to pronounce GER
tanly as to the result but the impression is that
Buck is elected. The Third district very close and
100 votes will probably decide the contest.
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ILLINOIS,.
The Ecclesiastical Trial In CbicngO-ArrivaI
Of Distinguished Chinese Merchants.

Of Distinguished Chinese Merchants.
CHICAGO, August 8, 1869.
Among the documents presented to amend the bill
filed by the Rev. Mr. Cheneys counsel is o bill in
tended to meet the exgency presented by the
to the original bill, which carried the proceedings of
the Ecclesiastical body to the morning OF the 22d of
July. The original bill having closed with the adj.
journment OF the first days proceedings by
decorating clause Is carried In and new
parties are made parties to the suit. These
parties are the Bishop and presenters. Accom-
Whlteh0use and Mr. Cheney. Bishop Whtehouse
In his letter to Mr. Cheney answers that the offence
and misconduct for which he was to be tried had
been unreservedly admitted by Mr.. Cheney. This
Mr.. Cheney emphatically denies, and his denial Is
sustained by mis- wife and Mrs. A. Louise Sheldon,
who heard Mr.. Cheney say in loud voice, "Bishop,
/ admit nothng.n
Singman and Choy-Chew the Chinese merchants
now IN this CITY, mad reception at the sherman
House last evening, which was fully attended They
will leave for New YORK on Monday night.
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A MAN BURIED ALIVE IN A WELL.


Up.
From the Leavenworsh (Kansas) Times and COnser.
valive July 90.
From G. j. Hanks, Esq.,, route mail agent on the
Kansas Pacific Railroad, we learn that the well being
sunk at Monument Station by the company, cAved
In on Saturday last while two men were working In
1t, burying one, while the other escaped by selling
rope, and was drawn up. 1t seems that the work.
through strata OF sand owing to the scarcity OF
timber the curbing had been neglected for thirty
feet above, aud being thus insecure without o mo-
ment's warning the well caved in, buryng one man
under several feet OF earth ana sand. The workmen
distinguished the words, .don't leave me-" Yet,
Incredible as 1t may seem, his companions made no
attempt to release him, alleging as an excuse that
they were afraid Of further caving In OF the well.
More horrible STILL after his cries had ceased and 1t
was evident that life mad ned, these nhnman mon
sters filed up the well, forever entomDlng human
being whom they might have rescued, or have at
least obeyed tho common dictates Of humanity and
have attempted to save.
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Fa lure of the Cnrlist Nov
ROME.

The London Press the Council mt Rome.
LONDON, August 9, 1869.
The correspondent Of the Morning Post at Rome
writes that 1T is not probable the Pope will renounce
the idea OF Council. The emancipation OF civil
society from Church influence is so complete that 1t
would be supernuous to prevent the meeting. 1t is
expected that other States Will show the same
moderation as Baron Beust in his reply to No.
hcuOile
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD Of the present week, now
ready, contains the very latest European NewG
by the Gable up to the hour Of publication;
also Teegraphic Dispatches from Cuba, Mexico
and other Points. 1t also contains the Current
News Of the Week, the Fashions, Amusements,
Facetis; Foreign Intelligence; Sporting, Religious,
Political and Literary Intelligence; Washington NewsS
Obituary Notices; Editorial Articles the prominent
topics Of the day; Our Agricultural Budget Re-
views Of the Cattle, Horse. Dry Goods and Boot and
Shoe Mar kets, financial and Commercial Inteli-
gence and accounts OF all the important and inter-
esting events OF the week.
sTERMs: Single subscription 80; Three copies, S.
Five copies, S.; Ten copies SIS; .Sinye copes i've
cents EACH limited number OF advertisements IN
serted IN the WEEKLY HERALD.
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EGYPT.

Expected Settlement of the Difficulty with the
Sultan.
LONDON, August 0. 1869,
Via the French cable.
It Is stated that the recent difficulty between the
Sultan OF Turkey and the Khedve Of Egypt is In
process OF arriving at arrangement satisfactory
10 both parties.
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OHIO.

An Unfaiihful Wife and Her Paramour
Wounded.
CLEVELAND, August 8, 1859.
VIM, X. Lamphear, stencil cutter. residing at
No. SO Seneca street, suspecting an undue intimacy
between his wife and one Of his employees named
George Stanley. who boarded at his house, went to
work early this morning, and returning home he
found Stanley in bed with his wife. He attacked
them both with knife, INJECTING wounds In his
wic's abdomen, which viii probably prove fatal,
and wounding Stanley IN h,s shoulder. Lamphear
WA arrested.
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Yachting Notes.

The race between the Peerless Felix O'Connor)
and Flying Cloud james F. Morsan) for $1,000 will
take place on wednesday next. The course will be
from a stakeboat OFF the Manhattan Club, at Totten-
ville Staten Island, to another stakeboat ten miles
to windward and back.
1t should be mentioned that the Apollo did not
voluntarily haul out Of the at the Union regatta
given by the Bayonne Yacht Club on Tuesday. She
was disabled by the loss Of her jb when her pros
poets were very favorable.
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TURKEY AND EGYPT.

Favorable Prospects Of a Peaceful Settle.
ment-InterventiOn OF Foreign Powers.
PARIS, August Q, 1869.
The difficulties between the Sultan and the
Khcdive Of Egypt are in fair way OF settlement
Nearly all the representatives Of the Powers at Con-
stantinople urged the Sublime Porte to course OF
Cancellation and moderation.
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6,.,.s.- SS-G
MONTANA.

Reelection Of james NJ. CavapauslI.
CHICAGO, August 9, 1869.
Helena (iontana) despatch says that Hon. J. M.
Cavanaugh (democrap has been reelected Delegate
10 Congress from that Territory by 1000 majority.
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Termination Of the Carlis,
Risings i'm Spain.
Interference of Foreign Powers in the Turkish
Egyptian Difficulty.
Landing of a Filibuster EXpedi-
ton in Cuba.
ENGLAND.
The London Press the Seizure of the
Spanish Gunboats.

The London Press the Seizure of the
Spanish GunbOats.
LONDON, August O. 1869.
The seizure by the American government OF the
gunboats building for Spain at different points in the
United States has elected the following comments
from The London newspapers
The Morning Star (radlcal organ) says that the
American government having exhibited vgOr in
favor of Spain by enforcing the neutrality laws has
now proceeded equally vigorously against Spain and
for the same cause. The writer regards the recog-
milton Of Cuba by Peru as Ill advised though spirited.
In spite Of all the predictions the Cuban insurgents
seem to be able to hold their ground. The whispers
of the Of Cuba to the United States are now
louder than ever. The Americans have de-
sired to come into possession Of that island
for the past twenty years. Now the obstacle of
slavery having been removed, II fair purchase can
be effected all the parties may be satisfied with the
arrangements which will give another State to the
American Union and remove the great perpleXlty
from the arena OF Spanish politics.
The Nelcs concludes Its article as follows
Considering all the circumstances which make 1t
difficult for Europeans TO keep hold OF their unwil-
ling c0lOnists In America and rejecting that Cuba is
now in instruction, Spain Will be fortunate II
500 900 900 ever reach Madrid the price Of Cuba
Another Gunpowder PlOt-ExplosiOn In the
Houses of Parliament.
LONDON, August 9, 1869.
At an early hour this morning. during the ses-
sons OF the houses of Parliament, great excitement
was occasoned by loud explosion in the building.
search was instituted, and tin case, which had
contained powder, was picked up on the terrace
near by. Not much damage was DONE No arrests
were made. The affair is involved in mystery
The New BOnt for the Harvard Crew.
LONDON, August @, 1859.
The Harvard boat crew have received their new
boat 1t Is forty-four and half feet long.
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NEW YORK.

The xnto Railroad Accident-Suits Against
the Central Company-The Susqueban-
M Railroad ImbrogIiO-MOre Injuncti0ns
Against the Directors.
ALBANY, August 6, 1869.
The Coroner's jury IN the case of the accident III
Spencer street, on Wednesday, found that the flag
man, John Delehanty, was absent from his post. and
censure the Central Railroad Company for employ
ing such a neglectfu man, The railroad company
viii be prosecuted By the owners Of the horses and
the friends Of the deceased, ="
Railroad is intense, A complaint was made to-day
against MeSsrs, Leonard, Herrick North and Wilbur,
directors and Mr.. Phelps, treasurer, charging them
With conspiracy to place the road in the control OF
jay Gould aud his friends, now managing the Erie
Railway and thus defraud the company out Of Its
property. 1t also denies all charges against Pres-
dent Ramsay. Judge CUe issued an order enjon.
ing the above parties from acting directors.
president and treasurer This reduced the board to
less than a quorum, and though they met they were
obliged TO adjourn sine die.
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Musical and Theatrical Notes.


The Rgl sisters have accepted q ten months en-
gagement to dance III the Hub.
Miss Ada Webb Is rehearsing several new plays at
Saratoga. She plays star engagement at the
Theatre Comique 10 this city, commencing on the
Esd inst.
Nine. Marie Sass has received from the viceroy Of
Egypt parure Of fine pearls to the value Of $1,000.
The following manees are announced for this Of.
ternoon:-'Rip Van Wrinkle" at Booths; "Self," at
wallack's "Lalla Rookh," at Woods Museum;
"Hiccory Diccory Dock" at the olympic, and "East
Lynnen at the Grand opera House.
Mrs. Claude Hamilton who won golden opinions
during her late brief engagement at the waverey
theatre, where, by the bye, she appeared as giant
among the plgmies," has just been engaged Tor q
New York theatre for the coming season.
"Rusty Musket Jack" VIII be the 'leading old
MANI Of the Chestnut street theatre, Philadelphia,
pext season, He intends giving the "groadbrims"
taste OF his 'Jack Falstaf.r T. ..'s-'S
I've Rand sisters, two clever actresses from the
san Francisco theares, have been engaged by Man.
agcr Wood for the regular fall and winter season at
AIRY Palmer since the revival of "Arrah-na-
Pogue" at Nblo's, has been living on potatoes with
avlew OF improving his brogue. He might just as
well give IL up first as last, for nothing possibly
metamorphose the natty AIRY into good Patlander.
London is TO have another theatre. 1t Is to be
the management Of Miss Luton, popular London
actress. The London theatres Will soon oil be under
"UncIe fom's Cabnn is in active preparation at
the Olympic. Hays Is working night and day upon
the necessary scenery, which Will be In that artists
be produced about the lst Of September.
The Thompsonian brigade OF blonde burlesquers,
after playing IN New York for forty-fve consecutive
weeks and netting over $4,000 profit have gone to
the Canadian side OF Niagara Fails to spend some Of
buresque may possibly take into their heads to 20
home by way OF the Canadian railroads II Jim Jubt-
lee Jr, don't grstait9SusIy place one Of his luxu-
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The Buffalo Coal Decentralization of Duty
on Foreign Coal.

BUFFALU August o,
The antIcoal monopoly organization held another
meeting this evening. A committee was appointed
to arrange for an immediate supply OF coal and
procure charter for the citizens coal
organization Resolutions were passed recon-
mendng the abolition OF the tariff coal
instructng Representative OF this district to use
his utmost endeav0rs to procure such adjustment
In Congress, and denOuncing the GOAL mon0pOlies.
committee was appointed to draft memorial to
Congress for the abolition Of the duty on foreign
COAL A most earnest ana determined spirit Is mani
tested to break up the coal mOnOpolies.
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Peck of COckrOaches Can Be Killed bv .
single flask of LYONS INSECT POWDER. Nothing else
This their natural enemy. See that get
genuine. has E. Lyons signature on the package. Al
others frauds. Depot u Park row, New York.
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SPAIN.

Dissolution of the Curlist Bands-Discourag &c.
mcnt Of the Carlist Party.
MADRID, August Q, 1869.
Nearly all the Carlist bands have dissolved and
disappeared The Carlists are discouraged and the
movement Is considered as having ded out.
Fa lure Of the Cnrlist Movement.
LONDON, August 8, 1889
Via the French cable.
The Carlist movement Is regarded here as having
failed. majority OF the revolutionary bands have
dissolved their organizations.
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CUBA.
Mall Detained at s&htiaso-Inhuman Arrests
HINT After a Missing Spanish Expedition
Desertions to tho Insurgents-Cholera.


Mail Detained at s&htiaso-Inhuman Arrests
HINT After Missing Spanish Expedition
Desertions to tho Insurgcnts-Cholera.
HAVANA, August Al
Via KEY WEST, August Q, 1862 !
Intelligence from Santiago de Cuba to the 3oth
ult reports that the authorities there have seized
United States VIA Havana.
Prominent citizens who had been released from
confinement have been again arrested by order OF
Count valmaseda and sent to Manzano despite the
fact that some of them are dangerously sick. These
are compelled to travel by land to Bayamo, where
military courts are the only tribunals.
Three hundred soldiers, under Colonel Quir0s all
that remain OF the Reno regiment had arrived at
Santiago de Cuba. They form part of an expedition
which is to be sent In search OF Colonel Torrero and
$50 Spanish soldiers, who have not heard from
for some time and fears are entertained for their
safety.
Sixteen volunteers ofthe modified force stationed
the Victoria farm deserted and went over to the
insurgents.
The negroes on the various estates are suffering
from want of food and are becoming troublesome.
Cholera has broken out among the Spanish de-
tacaments stationed on the plantations.
Landing of "A Filibuster Party from FlOridn.
WASHINGTON August 9, 1869.
Information has been received here that Cuban
expedition, composed Of about $50 men, which left
point on the coast Of Florida the 4th inst. had
arrived in Cuba 1t is stated that courier who ac-
companied the expedition returned to Florida and
communicated by telegraph this morning with
party In this CITY,
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ssFresh as n Maiden's Blush" Is the Pure
pcachy complexion which follows the Of HAGAN'S
MAGNOLIA BALM the true secret of beauty Fashion
able ladies In society understand this.
The Magnolia Balm changes the country girl into
city belle more rapidly than any other one thing.
Kedness Sunburn Tan, Freckles Bloches and al efecC
Of the summer sun disappear where Z
Is obtained which rivals the bloom of youth.
Beauty possible to all who will invest IS cents at
spectacle insst getting the Magnolia Balm.
Depot q Park row, New York. Lyons Kathairon ia the
beat Hair Dressing.
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ing Establishment having made extensive
additions to its "material," In the shape
of Presses, Type, &C., &C., IL now prepared
TO execute orders with unusual rapidity.
It's patrons aud the public know full well
| its style Of work and its moderate prices.
| Our desicnine and wood e-cravir" Ia
lrariment has been Considerably enlsrscdy
to meet the demands Of the public, and
wc beg to ofor TO our patrons our an
larged facilities for such orders a. thev
may see ht to give, feeling assured thai
our prices will compare favorable Win
any other work Of tho kind. Posters
Circulars, Cards, Pamphlets Of every ds.1
scription, Law Printing, -Ac., &c. fIsin
At short notice and Il very low pri"s
~ Nassau street, old Herald Building.
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why Use Poisonous Drursy 'Natuve Suurss..
n.r own remedies. MIDDLET0wN SPRING WATER az
For sale BY druggss g. II. 6JRT TnE AGENT 10 nros2
WAY Send Tor pAmphlsts and tanlnoniAia.
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A.-J.nties' Faces Ennmelled also the Pro-
paration for SALE with instructions, by NJ LAUSSON, TO
I.r,ad
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"Our Own Eves," Said the Philosophical
Benjamin. never than the price Of pair OF
specaces but crafty the OF other people spend
vast sums to beautiiy and adorn our persons Quite right
than desire to look well in the eyes of others On this
theory appeal all buy their hats of KNOX, No.
22 Broadway They the best In quality the most fashion
able and styllsh of any sold in the city.
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STATE ELECTIONS
TENNESSEE.
sentcr,s Majority Over $4,000.

Sentcr's Minority over CO,OOO.
NASHVILLE, August 0, 1859.
The total vote of Nashville and Davidson county 49,
Senter, 853; Stokes 4O96. Stokes official majority
In Nashville is seventeen. Information from East
Tennessee shows that Senter will carry that section
by small majority. In that case Senters majority
In the State will not be less than SO, 900.
MEMPHIS, August 9, 1862
The oflcal vote Of Shelby county, with one pre-
cinct to hear from, gives Senter 3,6S2 majority.
With the exception of the disturbance at Moscow
account of violence at the polls in Western Ten
nessee has been received.
The democratic press here, in announcing the VIC
tory achieved yesterday calls upon the supporters OF
Senter to remember charity in their hour OF triumph
and forget the wrongs that have been indicted upon
them.
Ex.President johnson FavOring Reputation.
WASHINGTON, August Q, 1869.
Ex-Presdent Johnson in a speech of over three
hours duration at Brownsville, Tenn the last he
made before the election In that State took the most
open and unequivoca grounds In favor Of national
Reputation. The bondhOlders ne said, had already
received the amount Of their investments The
greatest enthusiasm was manifested throughout the
address, at the conclusion Of which three hearty
cheers were given for the ex.President.
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For First Class Printing Of Every Descrips
ton go the Metropolitan Job Printing establishments
freaf
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A Card.

At j. Everdelps, 3O2 Broadway, Wedding
and Visiting Cards, Monograns Inalel Note Paper Fnes
the
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soThc MetterAeId Corset.''-No Puddnas
stuflng tight lacing. McQUESTON CO.. Millinery,
145 Sixth avenue.
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,,u words t.1r OF Cheer for YouMx Men, Who, Hav.
How se.s1 Letter snvecpe. freq Of charge XddrSs
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &c., Executed
with quckness and despach twenty per cent
other printing establishment In the city
q the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT,97 Nassau street.
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The Electric EXTRACTOR, Patented Juno -,
1852 odoress paint ink and
from woolen linen fabrics without injurious effects
Sold oy al qrusgns' .~-s@ sLsA.
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM
THE EVENING TELEGRAM

CristadOrO's Unrivalled Hair Dye.-Sold
aud applied at his wig and scalp factory No. Aston House
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Carb0late of Lime.-The Gsrent Antiseptlcs
Granville Works, II William street.
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G0uraud's Oriental Cream, 81 so Per Bet
tc street. late OF 453 Broadway, druggists
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Am q s e NJ E N is.

CENTRAL PARK GARDEN-THoMAS' TESTIMONIAL
BENEFIr.-The New York public gave last night an
unmsiakable proof or the high esteem in which they
hold theodore Thomas by cr0wdlng his benefit at
the above beautiful garden. 1t was an audience
also such as would compare favOrably with any Of
those of Philharmonic Academy standard in fash
ion and appreciative musical powers. The pro-
gramme was one Of rare excellence. comprising
several novelties. military band was added TO the
superb orchestra, which was increased TO Its full
strength for the OCCASION Levy was, OF course. the
star or the evening, and the magic notes OF his
ing up memories Of the palniest days Of K0enlg.
The new ballet music or Faust. the enchanting
waltzes OF Strauss the grand 'Jubilee Overture OF
Weber, couple Of Wagner's happiest works and
some quaint German dances by BOrgel were special
orchestral features. 1t would be difficut in Europe
or America to match Central PARK Garden for real
enjoyment during the summer.
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---S
OWN, to the grca, increase OF bush
ness consequent on the popularity OF
their Cartoon and general issue, the
p,oprietors Of
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
would impress upon advertisers the |
| necessity of presenting their adver- |
/ tisements for the Cartoon papers three |
days In advance, to secure Insertion.
In the general issue 1t Is also neces- |
sarv to present advertisements on the |!
afternoon preceding the Issue of the
edition for which they are intended.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
will be sent By mail TO subscribers for
| six dollars per year. Address Va Mas
sau street.
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Established I'm 1S8O-The Metropolitan job
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street.
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Another Gunpowder PIOt-ExpIosiOn In the
Houses Of Parliament.

The New Boat for the Harvard Crew.
LONDON, August Q, 1869.
The Harvard boat crew have received their new
boat. 1t Is forty. -four and half feet long.