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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07

1t is the old story at Mobile, Our account of
the riot on Thursday night derived from
Rebel source, shows it plainly to have been a
gross outrage upon the blacks There was
Republican meeting of cOlOred people, and it
was rumored that the Democratic candidate for
Congress would be burned in effigy. Thereupon
the white Rebels threatened to crescent the in
dignity by force" and, for fear they might not
be able to restrain themselves, wanted to have
the meeting postponed. The gathering took
place, however, and passed off peaceably until
late in the evening; when suddenly-nO one
knows why-there was a pistol shot among the
"crowd-merely the natural result of the ex-
" citement''-and then general firing
AS usual, the killed were all negroes. In ten
minutes" says the report, dead quiet
"reigned, broken only by the tread of white
"patrols." Upon this The Mobile Register
shrieks for protection against " the maddened
"passions of the negroes" and wants to know
how long the safety of Southern women and
children is to be at the mercy of incendiarics
Such effrontery is characteristic, but the mat
ter is too serious to be laughed at.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07

acknowledgment had arrived. Even Bro"n-
low, strongly favOring Senter, came neariy
up to this mark. OF course, those WHO
needed Reconstruction were for sSen'eb u.s.
was very natural. The rulings OF inc i's e.
.trars newly appointed by Senter Uec"ino q
nv dav more liberal, though tue deieaV
stokes was long ago certain. Nearly 60
,o,, vote ,vos AGAINST him it is quesuohaoio
,hot bo received a majority OF those "Io00
-. 80 on the registries last J""-
- - oven of the negroes. Inc heV
-. = Senter's election by an immense
'o:aU;.a With a Legislature which, what
over its political or personal bearings VIII Ue
Ill niah q unit for the sweeping away OF all
Droscrintions and acknowledgements whatever
II is quite possible that majority IN either
Hough will be Conservative" though not I'm
tho marty sense) Democratic. we are cOhl-
dent that neither Andrew Johnson, nor any
man of his stamp, can be sent TO the u D.
Senate.
These facts bear their own moral. Dlstran-
chisement was naturally stronger in Tennessee
than elsewhere-it had fortified itself with
extraordinary vigor and skill-yet it has sud
denly and utterly broken down, as we
have never doubted that it must. 1t is not
possible, in republic to deny the Right
of Suffrage to a large and intelligent
portion of the community because of
their past political transgressions. You can
shoot them or hang them in the flush of vic
tory, if you will, though at your own heavy
cost; possibly you might confscate their prop
erty and drive their leaders into exile; but
you must do either with celebrity. and before
popular passion has had time to cool. There
after, the inevitable drift is toward Universal
Amnesty, and it cannot long be successfully
resisted. And we rejoice that such is the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07

DANvILLE, URBANA, BLOOMINGTON AND PEKIN
MISUNDERSTANDING the railroad enterprises in tho
West inviting the attention Of capitalists Ia the Dan
vile, Urbana. Bloomington and Pekin RaiSoad OF
Illinois, which is nearly completed and will DO in opera
ton by the close OF the present year is short road
running through the heart of Illinois from DaDve to
Pekn, passing through the cities OF Urbana and Bloom
ingon tho populous counties OF Champaign Mclean
and Tazewell. A short road, now nearly finished with
which II is to DO consolidated, places 1t in direct
nleatlon with Indianapolis The local traffic. which Is
now waiting for the completion OF the road, WILL tbs
claimed, prove than sufficient to support 1t from
the start The Importance OF the road TO the territory
which 1t penetraes may be inferred from the fact that
tho towns Cities and townships along the have sub
sebed for large portion OF the stock It's expected that
the road will be open for transportation during the com
ing FAIL The grading complete throughout the llno
the bridges built and the rails arc being laid All
this work has been paid for from subscriptions aud IN
order TO iron, equip. aud complete the road the Com
pany have Issued 100000 per cent first mortgage
bonds, principal and interest payable IN gold Ihey arc
now offered at 95 with accrued interest IN currency
The agents OF tho bonds Messrs TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, No IL Nasspust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07

1t is horrible to think of; but suppose the
eclipse does not come Off Astronomers can
calculate the motions of the spheres, but they
can't foretell the weather, and it is not at all
impossible that the two or three hundred
savants who have been running from all parts
of the country to the belt of total observation,
every man of them with a spy-glass under his
arm, may see nothing after all but cloudy
sky. pathetic dispatch reached us last night
from Des Moines, where their professors sat
helpless before twelve telescopes, feeling pretty
certain of rain. They had not seen the sun
for two days. and the barometer was in bad
way However, we may console ourselves
with the reflection that if clouds cheat us of
the promised phenomenon this afternoon, the
eclipse will be all the darker for their in
terYention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07

We trust that Congress viii next Winter
make haste to abolish all duties on Coal, if
for no better reason than to expose the absur-
dity of the misstatements of which that duty
is made the prctext. Here is a sample:
"In Pittsburgh the price OF coal il less than 81 tun
The coal shipped 20 the West from that point sells
az s. 90 10 u So"
Shipping Coal from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati
to be sold there at % cents per tun advance
on the Pittsburgh cost might be patriotic
enterprise but he who should follow it would
have to live long to get rich by it,
In fact, Coal is oftener above than under s.
per tun in Cincinnati; and we are confident
that no tun of Pittsburgh Coal ever sold there
for Set, unless by order OF the Sheriff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
&musrmtnis, ct,

SooTHs THEATFR. Twenty-third-st.. between tltt !
and sHhGve-Ths at O. and Evening At g. HIP van
wbkle." Joseph jefferson -
CENTRAL Pam S;SSSS, ana NY
pntb-st-Th Evening 8-Grsud Concert Theo Thomas D.
Levy,
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, cor. Eighth-ave ana lWen-
tyhrdstThs Afternoon a." Bat LyUne Tbs b'eDnK ~ y"
- Laerebia BoTgia" Hardy ANDY" Lucille Western
NlBLO's GARDEN.-This Evening at g. ArIah-
Ha-POgRe"
OLYMPIC TTEATER-This Afternoon at / ana Eyen-
ing t8Tbe Pantomime: Hccory Deeory Dock n" '" L.
FOK. KiTalfy Troupe. 80. .
WAILAcK's THFATER.-Tlis Evening It's" Sell
JOhn & Owens
WooDs MUSEUM Broadway and Ihirleth-St.-
This Afternoon n 2"PrrpShOw Nan AMI Founding. iN
ihgd8-'La Rookb"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
Netu;2lprk Daily 0rib1t1re,
SATURDAY, AUGUST Z. 1869.

The English papers again favor the acquisition OF Cuba
by the United States An explosion which occurred IN
the basement Of the Parliament House during sessions is
reported by Cable as affair of mystery. The Carsts
had disappeared in Spain. The Sultan and the Neeroy
are to be reconced by the representatives Of the Euro
pean Powers at COnstantinople The Empress Eugene
win spend three months in her contemplated tour. Ca
madam opinion agated by the speech OF Governor
General Young the effect that IT, uDon mature consif
Grafton Canada desired to be absolute mistress OF her
destines England was not unwilling to accede to Ter
wishes
riot occurred at Mobile Thursday night which re-
suited in the death Of three coocd and the wound
ing OF several both white and cUUfed By the capsiZng
OF yacht Bush River. Maryland three persons were
drowned The inquest the death Of Mrs Alvah Hobbs.
at Boston still continues and important testimony is ex-
pected to-day The crops Of cotton and sugar in Texas
will be unusually large this year
President Grant at Secretary Fishs house yester-
day. and in talking the Cubm matter and the gun
boat seizure. It agreed to have Cabinet meeting
thereon tuesday. At Port Jorvs Thursday night
a stOrekeePer shot ana Killed by pedder. ]. H.
Pratt exmajOr in the Confederate army, under ar
rest for numbering cefaiu members Of guard by whom
he whom be was neld prisoner in Texas. in 1868.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
COIL.

We recently stated that an English friend
long resident in London, of whom we inquired
the price paid 10y him for Coal in that City, by
retail answered % shilllngs sterling per tun.
Our friend is a Free Trader. and had no pos
sble Indictment to vary from the truth, even
had he been capable of doing so. Yet another
friend assures us that he has bought Coal there
at 2tG22 shillings sterling, and The World
triumphantly quotes from The News (London)
the icholcsdlc prices of Coal there as follows:
CoAIs-IoNDoy July T.-Hastings Hartley 14s Sd;
Holywcl Main, IL. Cd; West Wyam, lis. Cd; Walls End
Haswel U.s. Cd: Walls End Tuusiall, l5s 3D.; walls End
Kell0e lGs. Sd. Walls End Original Hnrtlepoo u.s. 90;
Branceph Camel l75. Dd-Ships at market 10; s0ld51o
The discrepancy between wholesale and re-
tail prices H. we presume, as great " New
York rs in London, and will continue TO be,
tariff or no tariff. If The World will induce
the Democratic candidate for Governor of
Pennsylvania and his confederates TO let our
people have Coal somewhat cheaper, we will
thank il for the service but the Tariff has
nothing To do with the matter, as we hope to
see proved by a repeal of all duties on Coal.
Even now, according TO The World, there is a
clear profit of 81 to So per tun on importing
Coal from Nova Scotia; yet not enough is
brought to affect the market one hair 1t will
be the same after the duty is repealed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07

There is "a haunted house, in Boston. 1t
is fine residence in n respectable quarter, aud
has been occupied as "genteel' boarding
house. But the bOarders have all fled in terror
For the bells ring, even after the wires have
been cut; there are "poundngsn on the floor;
1.-THE deep gruff voice of man" has been
heard and there have been other demOnstra-
tions inconsistent with the character of quiet,
respectable Mrs. Todgers's." If these demon
STATIONS are made mt ALL it must be by spirits
who did not pay their board bills while on earth,
and who, in st the howery land" bear n grudge
against importunate landladies. People still in
the flesh sometimes play very queer pranks in
boarding houses, and we much approve the
advice of The Boston Traveller, that " some reso-
"lute man should take lease of this house,
land provide himself with pair of revolvers.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07

GA Tennessee politician" in Washington
processes to have received an alarming as
patch from Nashville, predicting the election
of Andrew Johnson to the United States SEN
ate. If the news were little less vague we
might know how much to be frightened, but
we are confident that no such afiictlon is in
store for the Senate yet awhile, and Mr.. john
son will have abundant time to fulfill the
promise he made in public speech a little
while ago, of beginning once more at the foot
of the ladder of official promotion, and mount
ing from the rank of alderman of his native
village up-well, up as much higher as be can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07

Commissioner Delano holds that Assessors
have full power TO investigate returns, and to
Judge whether gentlemen who live at the rate
Of ten thousand year and pay taxes only on
one, make honest statements of their incomes.
This will be disagreeable sort of thing for some
people to submit to- but the Commissioner is
right. If we have the law at all, we ought to
enforce it. Without some such inquisition the
burden falls on the honest men, and the rogues
get off lightly. Let us try a rigid enforcement,
and then we shall soon have a repeal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07
The augusta Chronicle like too many of its

The augusta Chronicle, like too many of its
Georgia cotcmporHries, economies truth after
this parsmonOus fashion:
" Although u - true, stated by Judge Dent, that
Greeley has been, Tor the last twentytour months clam
orng in hs paper for Universal Suffrage and Universal
Amnesty, hc has managed all occasions 10 advise MS
the question has been sprung in the Southern States
Judge Dent has taken the old reprobato NJ lis word
aud insists that this trio dogma shall have practical
enforcement tn the case Of Mississippi Greeley op-
posed to the candidacy OF Dent. lie thinks that like tho
caUvuss 81 Walker IN Virginia, aud senter in Tennessee
IL will inure the Radical party"
We once more exhort the sincere advocates
of Impartial Suffrage and Universal Amnesty
in Mississippi to manage their own affairs in
their own fashion. We have not advised them
either way as to the support of Gen. Dent and
do not intend to. They can take care of
Themselves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07

According to our latest adyices by telegraph
from Alabama, unofficial returns indicate that
the following gentlemen have been elected to
Congress from that State:
list DIstnct-Alfred i. Buck Rep. OF Mobile
lid DstrictCharlcs W. Buckley. Rep, OF Montgomery
lid District-RObeTt S. Helm. Hep, OF Randolph.
IYth Dstrict-Claries Hayes Rep OF Greene.
Win Distnct-- DOX, Democrat.
With District-- SherrOd, Democrat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07

Another gunpowder plot has threatened to
blow up the English Government. Was it a
plot of the Disestablished Churchmen against
the lives of the Commons, or of the unestab-
lished churchmen against the Lords7 The
old song of the Gunpowder Plot invokes
"a curse upon the Papishcrs
Because they did c0nspiro
To blow up KING and Parliament
With gun and guupOwdrc."
The attempt to burst the House of Lords
would hardly have been worth the powder.
Time is a kind of slow train sure to touch off
political nusances in the end, and with less
loss of life than by Guys method.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07

Never was the opinion of the world so well
agreed upon any question as that Of the dis
pOsal of Cuba. In fact it has become morally
lifeless for want Of logical opposition. The
English papers, as again quoted by Gable, seem
Of one mind that Cuba will be a good rid.
dance to Spain, and are willing that We shall
have it if wc want it. The question then, Is
whether our want is as certain as our wei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07

The whisky dealers pay a proper compliment
to Commissioner Delano when they declare
that he could collect tax of 50 on whisky,
though nobody could do it before him; never
theless, we hope he will not try the expert
ment The tax is very well as it stands, and
the effort to have it increased comes from a
suspicious quarter. 1t viii he just as well for
Government not to become q tool of the liquor
sDeeulatOrS
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that Spain will be lucky if twenty millions
ever reach Madrid for the purchase OF CuDa'
Have we any wish to speculate in war tor 'he
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