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N1arIkets by TeleRraph.

NEW YORK, July s-Cotton quiet $50 bales sold
at 341lc. Flour active and advanced b910c sales of
$500 barrels supernne at s510@650; extra at S60b@
eco; choice at S635@6S5; and fancy at S6SO@T2a
Wheat active and advanced 3@4c. sales OF 12l, 600
bushels No. l at s15O@1 80; No.. at 81 40; and
winter red at 81 55@1 go. Corn active and advanced
1@2c. sales OF $4,000 bushels mixed western az %
rmer and advanced l@2c sales OF 81 200 bushels at
Sic Beef quiet Pork dull new mess SSi 81 SoagssI' ~
BALTIMoRE, July s.-Cotton quiet and steady at
s4Kc Flour firm but quiet. wheat steady; new
low obc oats 65@75c. Provisions unchanged.
whisky less firm; holders ask 81, and buyers demand
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
This Evenings Quotations.

Bu Atlantic Cable.
LONDON, July s-Evening.- closed at
93A for money, and 98S Tor account. United States
Five-twenties 81 ~ Railways quiet Erie, 1914; Il
linois Central 952z.
LIVERPOOL, July s-Evening Cotton closed firm
at 1890 for uplands, and 122ld. for Orleans Sales
to-day, 200 bales.
Wheat, los ID for California white, and 9s. 4d. for
No. red Western. Peas, 9ss for Canadian. Lard,
lis.
LONDON, July s-Evening Sugar closed quiet ana
steady, both on the spot and aioat
Refined Petroleum quiet and unchanged.
Calcutta Linseed, els. Cd Linseed oil, e32 3s.
ANTWERP, July s-Petroleum, 49&f.
LONDON July S.-The bullion In the Bank OF Eng
land has increased G8O 900 since the last report.
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FROM EUROPE.
By Atlantic Cable.
The Irish Church Bill {.


LONDON, July S.-The Times has another
editorial on the Irish Church bill to-day in
which it says:-''The bill must become q law.
This session of Parliament must destroy Pro-
testant supremacy, and establish religious
equality in Ireland, but not attempt to set up
a multiplicity of establishments. If the eccle-
siastcal property of Ireland is to be put on a
permanent footing, we must recognize these
facts, and apply so much of the surplus as may
be necessary to supply homesteads for ministers
for the whole people"
The Amendments Not to be Tolerated.
The Morning Star (radicaD says:-"The Bri-
tish people have no right to indulge Peers who
would deprive them of the luxury of being just.
Hardly one of the amendments to the bill
agreed upon byt he Lords can be tolerated by
the country"
The French Cable.
BREsT, July Sup to Wednesday noon the
Great Eastern had run 1859 knots, and had paid
out 1S4O of cable. The heavy sea was going
down. All well. Signals good
MADRID. July S.-There are fresh complica-
ions in regard to the ministry, and 1t is now
more than likely that the Cabinet will resign
Lord Darlington In n Police Court.
IoNDON. July 8. - Lord Darlington was
hrouoht up in a police court on charges of
ossanIt and provoking Messrs. Greenyille and
Murray TO fight duel. The trouble between
tbese gentlemen arose from certain articles
alleged TO have been written by Murray.
After an examination Lord Darlington was
hound over to keep the peace, and held for trial
ON the second count.
A Disgraceful Scene.
After these proceedings disgraceful and re-
morkable scene occurred in the court room. The
partisans of Mr. Murray who were present in
great force, attempted to seize box of papers
which had been stolen. In the melee which
ensued, blows were freely exchanged, and the
magistrates table was Oyerthrown. Policemen
were called in, who separated the combatants
and restored order.
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VIRGINIA.

The Result of the EIectiOn-The Successful
Candidates.
The latest returns from Virginia indicate the cleo
ton OF Walker as Governor by majority OF from
10000 to 100000 1t is thought that Lewis, the Lieu
tenant-GOvernor, will have even a larger majority
as his opponent labored under the disadvantage OF
having black skin. Segar, the Congressman at
large, will probably have a smaller majority.
The following are the State officers and Congress-
men elect:-
Governor. ................ Gilbert c. Walker
Lieutenant-GovernOr.. ....... John f. Lewis.
Ui,iIjcS l...e james u layior'
]. D. M. Norton Independ't Rep), oolored
II. James Plat, Jr. Wellss
Ill Charles ii. Porter (Wells).
~. Levi c. 1hayer CWalker) or
George Tucker Independently.
V. Robert Ridgway (Walker).
VI - Milne ,Waker).
VII. Lewis Mckenzie (Waker)
VIII. James X. Gibson (Walke).
AtLarge. Joseph Il. Segar (Walker(.
The New York IfjJuEe OF this morning speaks
edtorially of the successful candidates as fOows-
Gilbert C. Walker, the Governor elect, is a native
OF Binghamton, in this State He has been for
much respected lie is called Republican, but we
know know nothing OF his political antecedents except
John f. Lewis, chosen Lieutenant Governor is an
old,tme Whig though lifelong resident of Rock
ngham % county which always gave horrible Demo
cratic maJorites. He was chosen therefrom as a
Snionist TO the Convention OF 1861 and voted to me
iast against secession. lie is an able ana WORTHY
uidil ahd gave great strength TO the ticket
Ot13sepn T. Segar, chosen at large to Congress- s n
| naive naive Nllglnlan, an Eastern Shore Whig now ad
oahoeu Sn IN NE, and Unionlst throughout He was
delegate to the State Legislature nearly thirty
years ago. and repeatedly reelected '""i' "
| Nh, III lhe memDers OF Congress elected on the
Maker ticket, we recognize Lewis Mackenzie as q
wing OF other days, Republican since 1850 and "a "a
UhlonlsI Always; we believe they all, or nearly ali
profess friendship to General Grants ad,t9yi"i5
tratOn. "''i''iis-
In Good Faith.
There is some dispute here as to the Significance OF
the despatch sent to the President to-day by tne
Chairman of State Central Conservative Committed
| ofNrginia Some persons were disposed to regard 4
saTcastie but IL appears that at the White Hons,
it is not received in that spirit. The President re
CARDS the success OF the Conservative ticket as an
endorsement OF his policy at least so far the Stat
| Constitution Is concerned. Governor Walker claim
TO be Grant man, and so do many OF the successful
| candidates, both State and Congressional We've,
in this light, the despatch OF Mr. Daniels seems b
have been sent in good fath,-WGsh, Coz. NJ Y
H1GM
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Accepted.

Despatch to The E0eli,lg Telegraph.
Boston, July S.-The Boston and Albany
Railroad Company have accepted the improve
ment bill passed by the late Legislature. The
bill gives the company great powers, and en-
braces improvements involving an ultimate ex-
pendture of $4,000 600
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Postmnsfers Commissioned.
d. Al. 4 aa..s.tsT nFaoa

POstmnsters Commissioned.
Despatch TO the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, July S.-The following named
postmasters were commissioned to-day:-A. M.
Jones, at Dallas, Texas; G. McGowan, Knox
vile, Tenn; Rufus A. White, Charlestown,
Mass.
The President and Boys In Blue.
A delegation of the Boys in Blue called on the
President to-day to urge the appointment of
members of that organization to positions in the
Executive Departments. The President said he
would give the matter due deliberation.
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CORNERSTONE LAYING.-The cornerstone OF the
new Central Presbyterian Church of Northern
Liberties will be laid this afternoon at O'Clock, on
the northeast corner OF Franklin and Thompson
streets. The ceremonies will be participated IN by
Rev. Albert Barnes, Rev, George Musgrave, Rev;
others. Everybody invited to attend the services.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY. Brooks (colored),
aged IL years, has been held by Alderman Massey to
answer the charge of committing an assault and bat
terry on man yesterday at Broad and Wood streets.
lvin attempted to strike the citizen with black
Jack, and, failing in that, threw brick at him.
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POLICE APPOINTMENTS Mayor Fox announces

POLICE APPONTMEETs.-Mayor Fox announces
the following additional appointments
First Distrct-Bernard j. Miller.
Second District-Philip Miller.
Third Distrct-Richard Graham.
Fourth DistrCt-E. p. Taney.
Sixth Dstrict-Patrick Heron.
Twelfth District-W. j. o'Neill and Thomas Hag-
ReTty.
Thirteenth District-George W. Gwin and Thomas
Gibson,
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LARCENY OF WASHED CLoTHRG-Kate O'Brien
was arrested last evening, and held by Alderman
Carpenter, on the charge Of larceny OF washed
clothing from the residence OF Z. T. Hurley No. 795
Spruce street.
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NEWSPAPER THIEvEs.-William Jennings and John
Ward, lads, were arrested this morning in the
Fourth district for stealing newspapers from under
the doors. They will have hearing this afternoon
at the Central Station
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A SHOE THIEF.-Joseph V. Kelly stole a pair OF
shoes yesterday from the store of Joseph b. Pende-
grast, at Second street and Curtis alley. He was
DOugherty for trial,
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RECovERED.-The body OF Michael owen, Of Ches-
ter, Pa was found last evening at Arch street wharf,
Mr.. owen was the one who missed his footing in
jumping from the steamboat Sylvester on the 9Th OF
Iulu
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FROM NEW EN- GLAND.
Prohibitory LegIsletion in Mnssnchusetls.

PrOhibitOry LEGISLATION in Massachusetts.
Despatch to the EUelling Telegraph.
BosToN, July 8-220 P. M.-The Union Re-
publican State Central League is the name of the
new political organization formed to oppose
prohibitory legislation. This evenings Herald
Conservative nominates eX-Minister G. F.
Adams for Governor.
Commencement of Trinity College.
HARTFORD, July 9.-The commencement ex-
ercises of Trinity College took place to-day.
Arthur NJ. COnkly, of this city, gave the Salu-
tatory, and George o. Holbrook, of New York,
the Valedictory grafton.
The following honorary degrees were con-
ferred:-M. A., j. NJ. Garcia, Rio Janeiro; Rev.
John f. Smith, Westport, Conn; and Colly
James, of Salisbury, Conn. d. D., Rev. F. e.
Lawrence, of New York; Rev. Henry Omstead,
of Great harrington, Mass; and Rev. A. NJ.
Stevens, of Geneva, New York.
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situated on the corner OF Mill street and the Old
York road has not been destroyed by fire. as stated
in the newspapers
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MILITARY VIsIT.-The Philadelphia Fire ZOuaves
will pay visit to Brandywine Greek on the 10Th
inst at the invitation OF the Sheridan Rifles, OF vii
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EzzaA A DIsagreenbIe ExperIence.

Mr. Goodwin Smith is just now undergoing the
most disagreeable experience which can befal a
public man. Having made rather a donkey OF him
self here both In what he has said and written, the
English oracles take him cOndescendingy up smooth
his ruined plumes condole with him for VentuTing
in water beyond his depth; pat him tenderly upon
the back, and altogether treat him like a wayWard
child who erred through ignorance and not Wilful-
ness II Mr.. Smith Is OF sensitive temperament he
will not feel grateful for this sort OF patronage
It poor consolation to be pitied, and the Pro-
fessor has retreated across the border TO fire hot
shot at us from under the British nag, it must be only
o deeper modification to be visited there with so,
much British pity.-M y. Commercial
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THIRD EDITION
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.

Postmasters Commissioned - Major
Powell's Exploring Expedition
Something More Regarding
It-New York Gold
and Stock Quo
tations.
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SLIGHT FRE.-The dwelling No. 61O Penn street
was slightly damaged by IRE at quarter OF 10 O'Clock
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MILITARY ELECTIoN.--A. ]. Sellers was elected
delphla Fire Zouaves.
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WEDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
w the newest andIbest manner.
LOUIS DREKA Statoner and Engraver,
No. lO33 OHESNIIT Street.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 g. Third street
BETWEEN BOARDS.
$1,000 Leh X ...... ST% 100 sh Curtin Oil Y
$500 do. ..s5wn ss . sh Minehill cap 5sSS
500 City IS, New 100 70 sh Com1 Bk.. bsE
500 do. ......c. 100 300 sh Read Re. 40
$500 Len S. '4, &C. sax 100 do. -. BOD. 49l{
sh I'd a Sd st X. as 200 do =. .. bsO 49I
SECOND BOARD
300 City6s, New. 100 100 sh Read r bio. 49iE
$4,000 Pa X I'm Sis 9IHl 80 sh o Q * A II X. AN
100 sh Read .s8Own 40 10 do.s5 AZ
100 do .b5&in 495S 200 sh Sch N I. lis. b60 21
100 do O.....,... 4916 10 sh Leh N st. 50. 36k
100 do O...., 40 1-16I 100 sh Phil a. r.. 81 4
500 dO.ls.b8&i49 Lie 25 sh N Cent R.. 80
, 1869-02-22

The Flesh Cut From Her Hscktyu
, 1869-02-22

! .nj7aisuu.. ~ e4onte'a a@eo '''
The Common Council Ring I, bonnd to
t getheT y ~ ~ oath, rssistezed By m.gis
~ asT n " i.s eoaaoence. It does not iuc1ud.
tae "hole ot the membeEa Of the BOARD. bu
ohly 10 many Of them as NAV he snflclen1
70 cat1y every measure by two-tbirds yote
N spite OF the feeble protcsts at onr or twc
EoEest members IN either Organization. aud
"a "a, oe1anee Of possible veto by The Xayor,
~; me existcnce Of this oath-bopnd leacue Eas
aGss ~ P1ouci5 admltted IN the chamber oi
me boaId OF Councllmen, in 1857. on The
memorable occasion when iukstands Fere
4nng at legislative heads, and pisto]s and
GatSes we're brandished by itate r1emners,
ms occurred when Brinckman. a Dcmocrat,
" strategic action, affiliated hiusclf With
sac hePubica1 members, and, hy his own
Tgee paasea tea hsea IN The Predent's ehar
had been assigned by the " Rine'" in Caucus. @ 3.
), N throwing IN inkatand at Brinckmap's
mead, the tmPulsiTe Long, In fnsti7cation nj
h1s conduct, said Didn't that 10 ornit
faTs fne sdeseriRPstve epithst) take IN oath be.
Here the revelation was checked hv th-
Watch!u stacom, who roared OUT Ia lone.
.,;c Slt down you I've again omit the cpitheil.
What the are yon taking about =,
1o into the private meetipg-ruoms Of either
q Inc Boards any day an hour or two be!ore
.ne pubic assemblage Of the members in
Lnc!f respective Chambers. A score or u, ri
hathitS .dftsst mcn, very youthful ia apncsr.
ance, odorou5 OF liquor, cigars and chewing
Tobacco, and much given to profanc Language.
WI be found, They would anywhere taks
,ne pam TOT bolsterous and undignlaed de-
meanoF' As each one arrives. tho usual
question which be propounds sbovs thst tIn, hn
u simply the tool OF bis masters, The "acent"
and the "rlngmaster." Such brief tntcyro.
gatories as these arc put and promntir
answered, dcnuded, however, OF The imp!ou,
!, Y!I which always garntshes item !:
n t,,e, m,sli, .>x whst,s up to.dsys" How about
seen those parties p, Ycs, ttat'a XII ali
right" We've got that nxed.I We'li
'hnye .1 1t through to-day" DC.
lhsso arc the men who tsko caso Of ths
lnhtesests n oftho city. When shall va hayo 4
, 1869-02-22
HOW NEW YORK IS GOVERNED
4 Fen Picture OF u Democratic uoar,
Of AlderEuen.

Let us look at the ,uodus operani; or ,,os,
:sus lawmakers. In the t4rst instance. fherc
IL" >ealr L.. rttllrr uf the uUarl1s nnoT
one subject brought up for action. Etpo1 EHpoe
question presented IN the respectfr. ai',s.s ICY
sens'+ 800 nom opening street, granting nrir11.
~ SaAHl 70 horse railroad, building a tar..
Ming erossWalk, remittfaC ta1rs doT1,
ne,m,s al tle grades Of legislation To- rrinc
ncumbe1 tic te ta. ths xsePeF Of An applestand to
ana tfled" beforehand - aAo cut
boapa ~ ou this effectively, there Is for cacb
u t.raat ~ organization COMPOSED Of tr,s,od
,asetau,, no Is nos member. and n u r;ntr
Mos,si,s s,.s "no +; To the nrst Of thcsr
With the Soafd fla.zen f1 who has any business
From the agent" Tue appEcant i is.rae u'eeted'
ctsely how much It vii{ cost ~ eaias ss,n Pts
point, and thrcuCh lin all negotiation gi,s u1s
thc Ring are carried on. ihe prsitn,nsen nen
ana,,ee aTsangeme9a ep being complete, and IT,
parties being G Ia he 1h1eaasd hsnasd upon By The
the board" the " ringmaster', ne,fnrss ai ~ 81
PAT Of fhe contract BY obtaining the nj nece.' ~
Ihe money thus .eeeIvcd is divided IN eona,
portions among the members Of The Il Rin1r :;
,,a 11e 1 grace OF prices. OF course, is accord
instance. If the Third Avenue Raiirosd Hhu 10 Or
s!les authority to run turn ont. thronsh
Printing House Square, the grant viii M, ~
maae mads until from :. .oD to $500 a1e
paid up. r. the Hudson River Raiiroad ~.
sires, year after rear, to run dummy anr,nes n Nc
nom Tue depot at st. johns Park to Thirfr.
second street, In spite Of resolution nf Il.
4u1FY bF the Common Council alrcctinr tha
street Commissioner to ascertain by whit an.
thoFlty the company persists In its course IN
11e terror Of the horses aud the con reoitnce
Of It's directors, an offering Of s15.Np viii Sc.
cure an uninterrupted Continuance Of thc
PlHllcge for another twelve month at least.
~ lne strees.cleanlnE contractor does pot
"En report made to the boards Of the
eauses o. noncompliance With his contract in
c1ee 1eaal PARTICULARS of Keeping the crosswalks
fnnt =. o. , enoW and Ice, in accordauce with
fonr<.e .asolet'on, 1t Is very easy for him by
e1r oren, !, OF proper amount to the "r3nc
10 ssaye of the presentation Of ,be
ssId H Park place from College place to % tne t
E11,n },,n,,i hiyeE could not be agreed on by
cn1i ~ three weeks since, It VAS not dlM
'nitt mith The 7ote of eTery member Of the con-.
, 1869-02-22
1he Election in the Eighth DIslrtc1,

The Election in tho Eighth Dts.rtct.
special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb, II.
The election in TITO Eighth District, 70, Con.
efessman' yesterday, passed OF quietly, The
DemecFacy were badly beaten. They circulated
the report all ovcr the district that they would
mare no canclcate. but wonld support Hon. Horace
- n'odie' o. AoGanFport. as m Independent: K.-
publican; but, u few days before the elcc.,on
theg circulated tickets with the name 4. A II ali
o. LoGanspoft, It. was discovered. however
ano expos d. Ar. Dfdd1e, who was q ,ecct fro N
Lcue, te'cg!aphed bis refusal to be c,ut,daic a.
toon az h. learned euch q movement Wa CON.
teoatGa 7" mo- ahe ROADS oFe bad aud the returns
C un'y Giyc rs majority itepabicau ra.n osep m
a7a,t o. ny ca's County: tree townships rive
Republican galn Of lilo: Grant County. Ten
{3oHcen'pe. Republican Gaia o! 80. ard Tinton
Gtioan,y. tTo townships, Repnbl Ga csin Of IL
5, 5namiiloh County ls c.tlms.ed a; 1.ars and wa.
Paeh a. o. T;ncte minority will r. largc1 shau
, 1869-02-22
NEW YORK,


special Despatch to xhs Chicago Tribune.
RzT YosK, r. ~,
rntiei9ns ssy that dkngas from sma in
~ $500 40 &c" eAees nave bean Csd
1.n14x prxa.s,n.rrox 3.
Lsaa3ng Feuisns nre arranging fpr md
ueeun2 md pfotssatou On The a,rirals zen
ind Castello.
aHEKaAL aR4R9s GARNET.
me o9N publishes long editorial u :. hat
probabilities point to General Grans,s ETl ~
!oilors: Holt, Of Kentucky, Secretary, -.te !;
oooS"e}, Of Maksaehns .tts, Becrct&' - the
1Teasury James +. Nll.on, Of Iowa, sa1y
OF the Interior; J. D. Cox, or Ohio, Postmaster
Ge1e7al; General 6choneld. Secretary Of War :;
Admiral Porter. Secretary Of the N4vy, aud Judge
f1errcpon'. Of New York, Attorney General. It
thinks this nea:er correct than any other yet eue
Fcsted. and II scenes satisfactory to both Rad.
Gals ald W&z Democrats.
HOLIDAY.
Tomorrow will be observed u cloee hofjdsy
IN commercial and dnanclal circles The usua1
military aitp1ay will take place.
THE FnISCE IMPERIAL
Belgian papers cay the health OF The French
fr1nee Imperial is failing. and that Lonls Napo.
Iron oespnfs Of making him bis Successor.
TALL or cHrRcH srrErLE
About three O'Clock this mornire. steeplc one
hnItfed and lwenty-nse feet high. on The Metho-
ofst chufch In Motrtsjana. fell with 4 loud
crash. One uan passing al the une was serious.
u Injured. Tho steeple was built Of patept
ozick. which cfumblei In Consequence OF the
great weight.
THK HATunAEIz A1roN LAW.
The Democratic and Repu oliean Germans he1d
a meeting to-day, General sigcl presiding, ard
adopted resolution to memorsi,ze ConQroea 10
change the Naturalization law, 60 II to encourage
immigration and prevent election frauds,
TO TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
usAaLr TO AoR1B.
N9w foRK. Feb. 21.-The Jury In tho ca,n al
McHenr7, charged with perjury agal1st Co@mls.
tiSn'r s.xo KS1'n, The Intend hs1enne
agrce. 0'' ~
1RxAsun1 en1r.
), .is ~ ssauE Arizona. from Atplnwal,t On tho
39to, arrived To-day With S27o.N0 !n .1easafc No
FA1paAt11Ariox 3ItAi n1xrrxo or GERMAN CITIZENS.
sfpE e.ed q
gad nen .nd N. stsadad - o1es = p.T sae
sse %fEsaF e: sa .sS y EFT +, nss:
sasr,. W." oGsas?s:: ossssts!sa VA. 's:ass! s:oS'sS
!'cln'tR tao willingness sndlansic.y or hoih rsr.
,'Atot l"1 hnd prevent fraudulent na.urtiix. x.lon.
~ w. s,fspnoa.y .ns n.g.K o!mn Ja9tr'a MOI. IL
a. esfe t ay .isSt TO- !sso le t:t q ronaoa
wau!d 10 ths ,nsSitans 'I'Dts fs:ats ot "'ss. H.
E,e'sSnt r. ,SA E."ro,al belotu conr:s.s to ssst
bower 10 grant naturalization crruncn1us. Nry.
esal rIom,l'rnt n'ufnouE. o! bulb rart1cs rado
= srcst }cs declaring lha ihs proposed obatxpctIoa
posfd TO ttu sptnt q! l1hcr4lity an. prnYless ii,
nn)ntt snd juiu!Ious In view at fho services ron.
as'td by the ndopsed cltlzcns during The lato var.
, 1869-02-22
W AEoopn-LAree Sums OF Pa.
Pef Money Guarantees.

ntu.sndA Shre.oaA rta LAkt ctz1. Fla, Feb. at-ona
srs, essees Or M. a Captain Wea.
psrsr :, ,ee tee ht,sas Of ash, mons do 70
'esal bas: &. se;s notes Be desi.rsa
IL IL q sii9s t8
n Ts: ~ pee1s peses con.a. that he
CT W 5ss'!s's Il: aft'ves rom ve..
Pacluca. ~ and heat The rche;s =,
, 1869-02-22
1afmore'A Body Found ne,-
tolun1bla& Tenn.

90 II .@uHslLLx. Feb. 9i-Yr.,.-,.-"
os Ssled on Fredesieks" "en0on eo ne.
n.i fnedy Of white m.n ha' b., h,@ that the
Columbia. nsi,2 sp az ha es .onta1ss, f9om ~
:Is 'saaes T. f. ST. so
ire n9eye roy 'ast niens. Cpon .etnEnef VIA
Who VI. fsk.n from 1ast 2, Ds.sel,s B.rm7ree T.
MOI since by masxed men. .or,. a. Goia ah,a,
H. ~ Les5i ;5 tns end 70 mrg moose a. be bonns
htr ~ ri The hand. were tied b.
9. 9,e diamond ~, 1rE ~. on one unecr. d. sa
nne.t Go' n.ataelca Tor Nancy. 4 Coroner in.
, 1869-02-22
DETROIT,
A Prozracted Law su,t.

70 Z H8 Iufc1R0 TrsbuNe,
saEe1al Seass etnce the eass Of JONAH r,,r.
ado oihcFs aga'nst the Minne.ota Min,rr Conns.
ny. involving about <l,oooooo, Vas tiled her,.
ard va carried 10 the sapreue Court, vim ~
m.tsea ane ni'l on the GROUND that the proncr
Fetroht we're Eot p1a'ni e.. Yea,e.osT a Hi ~
Iessal Was aled IN the Circuit Court 10 couia-m y.
10 tne Ideas oftIc Supreme Cont. -
, 1869-02-22

MtCord, Of New Yosk. he Wi arrested here t,v
! nlti q Pnucc Rnf3n, and ksp< ucder Rusrd n
tne hota while the cate wa worked Tic rrauii
wa that 10000 or tho atolen bonta were eeeutsd
man named Mo1r1l went to Boston Win 1
SSonaterniRn S to friend OF King. Who had these
oofos: a third party brought them 10 tho cltY,
see1cteo them and wrote note 10 the authot1t,aa
nere wh.re to nnd them. The mstser wa kept
profoundly eecret hero until late Last pIeht.
, 1869-02-22
WASHINGTON.

HhR1f JobblnK N.uasora h. s,ro,ac,.
Cd VIII tho Senate 1f.ln flons~.,
srant In Guarding tho Trsaaury -
onnt Mon on ncnats Comm.tscos.
GQtffRpQndtnrn ni Lin
, 1869-02-22

1spHtCu 10 1He Ch!caGo Tribune.
AANrr1ELp, Ohio, Feb. 81.
O. r. be,mser, prominent c,tiz n OF this civ
anu nj mees Of the nrm of Beyuyes. Day Co.,
sunncn'1 TT of agr1cu Iuts1 machinery, died.
fot rren Id Feb. al.-,'apta:r ], 3. T,1c,
lspu SsLs paseet ger coIduct u on the Cieye.
c.'s Of tSe nsiso.d snd moro recentiy proprl.
morning. or p,a9e. died. suddenly, at i43o hi: