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, 1869-08-19

oul to he \ sea5 basHnx In tho SUI, which was
thus dlstuzted, and made for the wktet With the
Suung nanI clothing.
4 msn pasped through Allentown, Pa, the other
day. prshing whcc1barTow. IN which was seated
hlA v1tr, unable to wa1k from rheum Rttsm, md
who had been uundled Ill the WAY there from
Ill.noia Two little children Of tho pntr trAmped
BY the nds Of the father tho entire distance
An 11-natured Frenchntn haA lnteuted d toy
which ha ca1ls the grfmdafIcope. You place tho
earte d. rfsl.e OF lady friend In the apparatuR,
and she sppeats distolte ted In a thousand hldeons
ways, The innumesRble combinations Of the
Kaleidoscope being successfully applied to tho mt
oil making ugly ones fclIoH-c1enturcs.
The horrible cEuelllcs ptzcsiced upon tho uulor-
tunAie Car1nelta unn At Csao0w hAye speedily
produced their Natural result, A commission has
already been appointed BY tho Aust,ian Govern
mept 10 prepare till for placing munAstlc insl-
tuilons Like al other corposate Aasocistions uudcr
strtcs government supervision and consyo1
A London correspondent Of Tho Boston 7fartl-
r, to atu1trnts the universal foudne4u Tor rowing
which prevails IN England, says: ~ Baw a four
cared bost on the river. few days ago manned
~ lollows: Bald-hcadcd Old gentleman pulling
stroke, two daughters auldshtps, Amall boy bow.
and very small boy corswain They were pail.
Ing wsll-u good Htrote clcau through tho
water. and In = na1Eow boat 100: think 1t was
ahclL"
A proposition to change tho Dlsorcc Law ts being
freely discussed In Washington. A tho law nuW
srands, conjugal inddelity Is the only cAuse for
which the courta OF tue District arc authorized 10
Dissolve matrimonial contract fleelg ma4le WITH
o1t fraud. The law proposed authorizes divorces,
In tho discretion OF the Chancellor for other
causcA This inv wbs introduced II Congress LIST
winter, Dut It met with strong opposition, Aud III
palEngc at tie next sesAiou b considered doubtful.
A few days ago the toad men on tho Nashville L
Chattanooga Jtn1lfoad, IN passing through long
tunnel, near Cowan, stumbled over bundle lying
ntar the track, which, upon opening, was found
10 contain female chlld about week old. A
string wns tied to the bundle, by which It had
been lowered from the window Of passing train
TIE head Of the child wta badly bruised. II Was
given 10 ph5sic.an At Cowan, who expects to
raise 1t es bis OWL The Wonan who threw 1t
from the train went To Nashville, and has dIsap-
Peated-
AZ Gottcnb1sg, Sweden, = reformation societJ
OF gentlemen has obtained entire control Of the
traffic IN spirits III the city, under an Agreement to
apply the whole Of the pronts above expenses Tor
the benefit OF the poor. The society has reduced
the number OF licensed houses to less than forty
-one-thlrd Of the former lumber, md has bo1nd
the psopretors to sell only At nxed prices, giving
pront os only one and hall per cent, with oolt-
CATIONS 10 keep supply Of all harmless drinks,
including beer, At whatever prorts they conid
command. thus making II the interest Of the YEN
te1s to sell these drinks instead Of liquors The
eject has been m almost entire cessation Of
drunkenness.
, 1869-08-19
PcudI cton a nd tnIlnndIghons


The nccep5arcc Of the Democratic noUlnauon
for Governor vas natter OF lfe Or death to
George II. Ppndlcton. lie would have been Is
dead NJ salt mackeIel II ne had not accepted.
lie coa'd rot anoia TO regard Ills broken enk!e q
his personal CONT or If tic proposed to be, In the
Iolh,cfsn's fenfe, I'VE z1an- There IS tao:he1
nau who has fo.c,np hour at nsnd ~ Nhca 10
choose his dcstluy. We refer TO Nj. xalaudtR-
ham Ii Re seraa.as Il sac w1Ewam during this
campaign he viii be, on tic second Tues4ay Of
October, 70 matter fox the votes may
ccrut eut, . tcaiped earase lie has tot
long tine been 6ccCsed BY the
B,sunchess Deuoc1ats Of the State Of cured
ness and seltshnees He announced some time
uco Tint he would not spea1 Edul1uc this c81-
raigp, but he must reconsider that conelustoa
nId rr3ch nno,her determination uoH'. If he Al
tends TO hte pirate tSstaess, be viii be called a
soIeheah. il he refuses TO speak for Pendlesoa,
er:ie, towhrd Ohlor i fa1oEie aon- He ui1st be-
cone Teconel1ed w1th Pendeton- He would, We
are surc. receive TaL With courtesy And Kindness,
nd creature comfort THOUGH al this might
r. ss honey IL the month o. Va. Toa'a %
his raec1ctne Ike 4 E;an. The pill tEsy % co7'ed
With esabornte HoEt1, ea. II must 50 aoFu. q
there Will be no health in the patient
, 1869-08-19

Erf1A TIE C8yfnnf Reyx7tS;

From. the CDrsnne Reporter, 4ug.sst II
The stin bsveze which pseya!ied uurtng great
er portion of ThutAlaJ. toward evening strength
cned into gale. Al q o'clock rain commenced
falling and with II the wind Increased IL turf.
Our strongest buildings trembteti, acd mau5 Of the
more n4msy ones were laid in ruins We ycstcr-
day rock stroll through the city 10 form IN !Ilea
81 the damage sustained. II was dcsolate sccnc.
We counted fourteen botldtuss In ruins. NUM-
Nress other houses lost rpoE, a doo., wtntos,
CT gave nay IN some Rart hut lett the frame st.l
s,andipg- We DO moi Include these IN tho num-
her. TIE large tent lately occupied by Creighton
4 Munro. groeerf. Is complete wreck. The frame
being broken down aud the CANVAS tern
In shrrts md lying in heap upon the spot i
house, Until recently occupied b! hardwarc rru1,
on Montana street suffered At.ie less, the skeir-
ton alone remaining. The warehouse Of crets5-
ton Mupro lost ono section Of tts root. The
Gniou Pacific Railroad passenger depot was sleht-
y disabled, and nunpetless ottcr bu!ldiags we're
dtnRgel 70 an eqrA extent The houte II
which We write WEI only saved by the finest
. .-npa1celing' on our parL Large and fubstan-
t4sl b1ll1lnE- the eafest and bes. tn the CltT.
shook to ihelr foundations, and for titae the
Krourd upon the city La bnlt alone gave pruu:tse
oE remaining. The stofra was, without exception,
the most seTele We hare seeu IN m1uy d2J.
, 1869-08-19

From ~ IadHon {Ao.} ChTtAttlk, 419ust1s-
We learn that on Monday Last, While LII. Hell
Eon Was nttng Iooards IN the woods, about ten
niles from Lebanon, he heard the G.tns OF q Ean.
and looking IN the direction from which tie soand
!rct from The road INTO the brush. Short! the
l1an caHe over 70 Mr. Henson, ata MI L 10.
GniItrg WHIST he shot at. replied "At squirrel y
bis gun aud snapped coup!e ot ca!1. at ~.
uscsdn- Nj. Il. ned. The u,an also left. Tue
ottelup. to shoot Ar. Il. aroused lis suspttons,
md procuring the assistance. Of neisa39r
they went to the ruad whc7c the m.n was seen
TO drag sore object iato the brush, ard dl:coSsf-
ed the narxs OF something being dragged aloag
be body oi recently Iausdesed Ean, alsestea Of
, 1869-08-19
Coming Down.

From the ae.r ork Journal ef Commerce, Aug. ia.
The coal uonopo1lsts are beginning to beg, now
omInended, buI the cure Is bg no means complete,
and compromise Is out .! the question few
uaJs ago the reii rrtee il this vicinity foT authr
week II came down to $40 for u single ton deliy-
cred aDyWhere III this city or Brooklyn Oa sat
nn1ay one OF tht operation Iuade his appea 10 ths
and ne are not q little pleased 10 ind that lks:
remedy advised IL working - We expected. lie
was littlc eoaxing and little threatening. He
urges everybody 10 lay In their winter stocI when
they eau do It Ut utht 1oliars. Hy III ingenious
arrangement Of his Statistics he conce;ns the
fact ihnt the rroductton for 1863 has a1rca1y
reached lhat Of isfs at The same period, and Il
gaining on II aah5. He begs "she newspapers '
10 aarEe everybody = TO lay II their coal now, and
not to T W.T. .ao soa wsasae THsn M
mat II the iatge consumers refuse 10 meet this
ofTcr, aud decline 10 buF at ntot dollars, (which
vi Ess tns shppes e'hs Ses1a!s ton ssssssS
schrslkisl and Lea,gh win aaata suspend" ssni
coal uay 60 10 much higher Tates!' Yes, inteed. !.
toIs, Dealers coo;t 40 yous worst. The peor!s
wtll not bur sreedily on an ta!'ns market. Goa!
@ stay and m q, tna Il tstyA ty punE np en oas
stocE now AZ hlis dcIIats, as Iou request, We
10 seven tolats "when the poorer cl.sses are
obliged 10 luz" ne might tn the bencyolence Of
onT neafts Gs your experiment. BAT 1t otcars 10
US IS tEst possible that II We buy u'w ut u!ne dol
lars and 1Eus relieve you Of your sock, you Will
take advantage OF this and put up tie price TO the
poor, or. st east MAKE no further reduction THIS
irdutes us to Identity ourselves with the .'pooreE
elasstf," and tnGs 10 st!are Tth them the further
gaE of little patleut a,rtug. You need not hurry
your movements on 0uE account. The coal We rst
fur kpmE,er Cooking eas uut fo.in the huJE OF our
annual eeIausnp.;on, nEi:o we calculate that tee
prlUts st, and such Other cousumerA as Clust bug
rum week to "rek, are nuw paying fill lel1 10 IN
creased prnEUction outside u the cpMbinatHn
AMI 10 GTeler etonout u consumption God
Weather IL distant tet, and II costs 1s nothing
to walk We did abuntlant Hsva 1oE OCT money,
att! feel that every JoIH VIZ Keep ogt OF your
clutches while you urr caH,Lg the stock may
nc 10 yoa - means nf grace, and profitable
lesson EtthM In your future e1per1tnce- And, IN
corcrtion,' as the preachers sa5. Just accept Rte
gcnile hin. that the threat Jou are using, Whle
they do not fr'1nten us as sou desire and intend,
May tGjnre JOUR standing ttiere tho c0untry, u IL
deed there Is = lover depih Of inIAtny than that
YOU now occupy, and lncseaae that humiliation 10
which, In coE,mon With Al wtoag-dot1s, ye1 must
Inevitably cone Ut last
, 1869-08-19

We appreciate the compliment the Chi
cago Times 80 often pays us by copying
from other papers intelligence which first
appeared in these columns. But that lively
journal wouja get more credit for enterprise,
and would give Inter uews, il il should
copy directly from this paper instead Of
writing for tho republication Of our articles
in papers at distance. For instance: The
Tines Of yesterday copied from the New
York World al article purportiug to be q
summary Of observations on the recent
eclipse. OF this, two-thirds is taken bodily,
word for word, from TEE TnmrSEs account
Of the eclipse as seen at Des Moines only
one-fourth OF the article had any other
source than this paper; mud the tenaning
frnction is copied IRON our columns with
The occasional change Of a word Had
the World not undertaken to disguise its
stolen goods it would have avoided one un-
lucky blunder, and if the Times bud stolen
at first hands it would not only have had az
accurato instead Of gazlled report, but
would have escaped being, IS usunl, ten
days Lcbindhand. We can casure our mex
pericnced ueighbor that the best why to
get the news is TO read The leading news
papers diligently.
, 1869-08-19
THURSDAY, AUGUST II, 1850.
LIFE INSURANCE III NEW YORK,

LIFE INSURANCE lh NEW IUHk.
at.. William Barnes, Superintendent OF
tho Insurance Department Of New York,
ls,A Just undo rvlHTt, Of which the salient
features are those bearing on life insurance.
NJ. D4:7aes refers to tho decay Of tho life
insurance business in Great Britain during
tA. IsA, fifteen years. and aays:
"Tsr c:..ng evils OF fraud, cxuaragsucc, d!s-
iunr,ca aai .appr'I nTaf the s1tAity and good
.:anr tt ~ Insurance n Great 1!rtta!r fhat
st " .tr FrlrIH r"t"}s:h" ssauts 7rru:rr numt-r
r. tr ;-A.ae' N Efar thas frfnt2 kaain9 EnJtiah
rsf.}s'htA.
ts,nlmrc this picture with tho condition
in v!:cA lii. insurance in England must have
frcu Wien Mr.. Dickens cleyerly sa,irized il
ly b. :.,sly picture u Le success of Mr.
Montague Tigss ".Anglo-lSengalee Disin-
tcrc4t,d Mutual Loan nnl Benefit COM
Thns." Lie insurance Ind then been
rie.ng IN Importance in England f.'s stbout
twenty years, The period required to Test its
endurance 1t then cu!suiaatel, aaa Las
EiEcc declined, fnllins into continually in.
rre.IsiLg tllstrpst. OF its present condition
in England Mr. Barnes says:
'.$lK British life n:ru,ance companies hare been
admitted I'll ranpact business 1T Tits state, n hts
7rpidtlr an indr II tr yrr.-nt s,atus r. th< rrhole
es'.ts"g n X Is.itri kiae'u.n, .ss~shisa u
.aa e, r.t eae a.ss s' T. sssa1s , ;s!.s.
areards5tg ~ t<lS art talut ha*@t q. tAei' 1.rn
,s,5 ( :o.s 9 q, ;s1 an5 .s.; r.; IN .n ts
glance over The neczuIory OF English lie conps-
uts 10 tt.s the iesolale waste theI have made IN
mant household, instead vi ihe blooming gsr-
GEu III EM@UIS And nlkNtT promised fnn iv1!t.
edged prospectus and ug ue soiuhae cAnrasser.'
Life Insurance in America began twenty
years Late. utan IN England, mad, says M1.
Barnes, cannot be said 10 have been
established over quarter of century"
It Las cot yet reached the test period.
Hence, We ind it in 50 good demand here
tint OIL the failure OF the reccnt "Inter-
national Life Assurance Society Of Lon
don, which had IN Office in New Turk, it
was found that the receipts on the new
i1surances effected in New York, had
been used for q long time to pay the losses
or tie old policies f4dling due in London
Here the business wns new and was enjoy
ing its seven years Of plenty. There it was
old, Gcd its seven years Of famine were
absorbing the receipts obtained from the
business done IN ee* aofA Tue eEus
Fh'ch ahEe led 10 tie decline oi LIE H.
surance ID 1ag1and afc not entirely M
Iaown here. Says Superintendent Barn-s
hrre cfe 1aas smf.nas ,e".tahts taa. hasf
ruin. Tx re1Hsufa.et rt.<srt. are nunsiaaua, 1t
l,A nr4.Lf:sHtd, kuf t ua. nj n,issiuf, Tie
IeatT JFh.fs, taEaF1ts and rxtfds In Eirt7s rmJ,
t< Gtr ui.c,s " ats On mere 3rs,41l secufliks ur
~" @nta es~ hanS - ;t. c,r;mat
7.retn2t, y. ttnftt 10 rc<r., tie ditl4sstlpn u
@a;nty ssSsssir< iiriSxnss 1:sI ,Sa,,r on unegI
7tr:1l ,t~e's, = sAc5at1ats '':i, = urka'itst 10
soEc ot he Purely pfoprteta15 ~ companies a1e
hEpachlrc here On American soil the heFesy o3cs
, 1869-08-19

From tie 81. Louis Democrat, Au5uaf1s.
Co1oDel WE. D. Bower, IN charge OF the posst
recently on Inc hunt after ildmsnfand, m arstved II
St Franco!s County but nothing new has trans
pred hince the ekiatsh on the evening Of the sth
On Sunday Sheriff Murphy rece!vet the fo,.ow-
ing letter, which WAS naled at St Louis Oh the
lvth to 1rondalc, and Eemaned On me 18Th.
We glFc It in Ill peculiar originality. Colonel
uowen will retutn to-alaJ:
"sE. Lor1s, No., August 10, 1863.
"Ht1tyt. EoHfsl, Murphy ard others: ..
"GEnHEAES: Ne gave you recently . little
ttlsnoEed. We Will not shed blood 1nleas forced
10 DO so. We trust Jou will take warning IL time.
II cnr ,ss Gre t o. yaas e 70 yoa aay 81 aem ae1
all to he'll. 1}ont force us 20 such measure. We
arc not mere handin The catching Of lldc-
bran! wil r. one q nc deasrst thinSs @ ere! as- q
IT IS. s..EWe ii % I'D not want to xii Bowen. Int If
he donI slay At hong nov. re WI tsna ,;s1, MN =,
ayoid he'll, blood and thunder. Keep ont Of the
wo0ts-" .
Colon el Bowen has made tlr report TO the
Governor OF past operations, md suggests GER
tntn changes, among theIa, re understand, thai
the present force be discharged and company OF
Of. perhapR, fifteen men at ha immediate CON-
napd, and more friends atuouE the popnlacc THIN
can be picked out Ills believed To be t4c tn.en.
tion OF the outlaw to oEEnaze = Regular hkud Of
freebooters aud gucrrlas. anu Eteal horses, and
do whatever other deEnmcnr their incanaaon5
Eay prompt. .---
The hunted bare Gwasa the advantage over the
hunters, and li,h'eG1ana and llA fnng enjoy Ereas
superiority III thia Eesrect Despera!e a. Kickeu.
and sha-p Ia woodcT,ti With the fide. theJ can
defy Their purtuefs, and from tnc!r cavts and
nnunts prry uron Them and upon tic community.
Wlthout lnt'nat!nE co#a1lice In the hrarts
oi somc Of the men enrolled nndes
Sheriff Murphy and Colonel Howcn they arc M
doub:edlS Iil1le ttn!d At the idea Of confronting
the nneHtng rines .ot nnlensand and his bush ~
Whaeterr, besides, come Of them ntsy bare III
tIe sympathy for the 'Lost Cause and II. adher-
enta in The persons Of these OUTLAWS, sad tals
alone would defeat their capture. II one time,
when Colonel Bowen had what he Considered COZ
r,ct Information tAas A.!deb1and was nt q cesfaln
place, IL all probability h!A capture would have
been cnectet had Il nor Teen for the tlnldlty OF
sorEe Of tue young men OF the Jas"e ...
1t Is ueccE<aIy for The peace and quiet Of that
section aud the reputation Of the State that HI1e-
'tsquelched, a. land FEmuarJ measures looking to
this end should be inaugurated snd carried out
II one expedIent fail, another snoad be Tried, to
nj the STATE OF thts plague, this bio. opoa It's
Rnf1
, 1869-08-19
ascao,u,tons OF Conf Operators.

We print below the text Of the resolutions, The
passage Of Hh!ch at a neetlnE OF the Middle Coal
Field oEefators On the 12th inst, has already been
announced ny tho telegraph:
-WHEEEAs, TIE rfs,lls Of the intt tnoaths workE &
uEdtr the basis aud regulations If The Aitts' UuV
hae TO uH that VIC e1n 70 longer esy
our works and % jutfct to the public ouErsIvcs
this G1ss; therefore k~ 1t
e.otr. That tbr price Of coal at 3tuuch Chunk. ~
fHed ihs oftratoI.' outhly meetings In Phfladel
ph1; sisl V !he hafls nlon which The T4:ea ct wssss
Et,eiFtsf. That the b.sir be h1ed At the .rer.se
Msueh Chunk in AIril st, (rhiel average was u so
PER toni And the wse. CIR pfce and y4tda9r that
tatss At 10 rrs cent above April raFeaadvk1eiuS q
rrcedEF AZ coal adrAtCes o. ncrdca in rsce; and IL
or fall r1cef At Maueh Ctunt. and l9x per cent
the kni. rticc af WAGER to nde Rad oufsde ahosrrs
except to tnktnec1s. hancs+ and uthcr nGit1fIy
employed. who ehau bare April w.Ees ~ basn md
eeaL and psopuitiouate reduction tic decline II
a* and thai 60 rhsrfe In Wrse. ahs " Ea4ic unless
thr M or fail " tue rrict fbl b. @ eeats {nn. md
that the wsE.S fixed IT. about the LIT Of each month
4 III fseuns e. Letsh M oPc,stos aor eT:! Il sod :;
waet T. h. aid t,E thLt Eun:h. he:hrr coal rises
falls during ih4t uE,rtI. TIT" -'07.7
H4++rst Tint II me et.nAts Ct sonnakr II Gan Of
fnrty eight 10 Guile feet shal be sou,d ore ton
tat ttias the avtr.E. uuIaLIE Il feet for ton, ~
sEoKn by thr resn1t u lat ytHr's work.
" Eesoitr4. That NJ Will net c.aJtoJ Een from other
celnter. or tfom otler TrFon.. who 1!t m strike
orr b1tiret' ether br :cs,1rtns the a.cart Il cos
to r. 1rodueed Or IN the elnEltymsat dscha1ke Of
men. .od that all Ees and regulations IL forc. The
different ttlrEte. fr tn ir koS.rut1cnt In Avril 1.t.
ahAii continue to he oksrrvrd.
" Et.ost4 1}llt tft uA:tt f1td - abov I. shAt lr.
anaoureed 10 thu Frj!at, tas 18th 1ui:, ta4c
effect Oh Monday. ttir 3StL iSkt,
, 1869-08-19

TIE Postmaster General authorizes denial In
the Washington CArontee thaI he Il to par Senator
Rsmse. ss,td0 or z1o,c0s for nesutt.tag q new
postal II. .al5 with Frarce- It is true AII. Ra1useJ
is 10 negotiate tac treaty; but, On tht other
hand, !" be IL to rrce,se no compensation for his
services 10 the Post once Department, End can
accept rcne, but vii be reimbursed tie actaat
ntces1az. expenses incurred By him IN prose-
cutins his nesottatCns =. Pa1.A" It seeLns ae wsA
cuicS 10 Europe 10 zee hts family, ard 50 the
PossEaster GeEefa! peFscaaed hlta 10 I.aSe the
treaty. What be Is 10 t'e allowed lo- expenses Is
not etste J, bet |: ca0 hardly be as much as
Eln,G<0.
This amounts to yeIy explicit s:s:euea: oT 8
member Of the Cabinet. that tor the only lnpo,-
tant business now 10 be transacted with the FFrucn
Government sEseci1l agent has 70 os enE4oyeI
In the Judgment Of Nj. Cresswen and OF course
Of General Grant also, MI. Nasa5urae, nur Envoy
Extraordinary ard Minister Plcni2o;entlaF u
I'artf, cannot be relied on to ne2otsata
a,naple postal treaty, al'nouga he ~ bee?
tas fe1Ted As Secretary Of sta:e. Tals betnx 50,
the qusssten why We should bare res uias Aln!s-
ter IN Pairs II A-os hDyHhetr else 1or that 1n2s-
ter-oceus1 to the mind II We muit send cut
SPECIAL Ministers eyeGy TINE tt:se Il aojteng
, 1869-08-19
The Vote OF Tennessee.

FTom Lac hscIt71f 1aII 4" "i'-*t t~
The 1DtAl vote cast NJ the ast e}ectoa = hlresAy
for,F thousand, with some twentJ couoSics yet 70
hear from These will swell the lo!. vote cakt 70
ahout the figures We estimated II m a1ucle Of
July ~, in which VIC put the prob4ale Aggregate
vote which xould be cast At 1tAG COO.
The vote already asce1tainsd, thst tk Iau,o5a l.
distributed among The three grsnd d!fta.cns Is
follows: 4.,
Middle TENNESSEE sec--....,............... ....esS -
hGs. tennessee sni
nearly *, ,Oce md Stokts entire vote ik 5'.aA OF
CONSIDERABLE less than oue-han the Re1ubficsa
vote OF Ttunesxee. These EGurts are exceeding
suggestive They show thai stokes cts!u11 to be
par excellence tAs Rtpablt7an candidate ate IN
IouLlet.
, 1869-08-19
POLITICAL.

IN s,oscs, own Congressional! District, seutcsa
majority Is upwards Of 1o,oeo. -,.-...-.....
The ,lrce prucps1 ca1distulcs for Co!ted States
Senator IN Maine arc Mr. Fessendcn. SPcAker
p1atuc, sud Governor Chan4berlsin.
The Iatcs, ngures Of The Tennessee election cse:
Setter, l1s,7l4; stokef, u. oN Sentefs majority,
c;,rs Complete return VIII increase the majority
10 5000. .-...-..----
S,nety.elgtt counties IN kcotueSJ give Tate
, 1869-08-19

practical 10 do, would II not Re better. o. well o9
cheaper, to contuc cur diplomatic eEtablffhment
TO these special men7 Fer eli ori1uat5 buslncss
ID foreign capitals ConSu1s arc sufficient: and No
object uec!dtniJ 10 maintaining fuIltloxn Mants-
tes8 at foreign courts when our government Itself
slider them CT my lse
, 1869-08-19

letter from Crane Greek, ChscaAzaw CoantT,
lows IL the In Crpssc EepubfleaH, says: " TonF
readers. doubtless, wo1d Ike to know some thing
abo.s the McGtesor { Sioux City Railroad. and
The tracE.aJtng commenced At Calmer, about
TIE Miade Of Jr1e, and, owing to the ret weather,
the work has not rtocEessel very tass, yet they
are lay inE about one anu half mics per day. and
are nov At work IN the vicinity Of Sew Hampton,
the cccnty Leat Of the shove cornt}. Which la
tH:nry.ssven c1les west Of fa!.fer.f
, 1869-08-19

The New York Tribune hns the following
item rclativo 10 newly discovered process
in tho manufacture Of iron, to which VIC
call the attention Of those who nuke md
use the nrticle III this city;
"Wc have been Shown various epecluleua Of
iron aid s'et! made bs new process discovered
by Lr. William Field. OF Wilmington. Delaware.
That thcF are all OF extraordinary excellence no
one at all familiar with iron CEN doubt after see-
ing tlcn. md fro1 the steel hare been nanufso-
turtd 1les razorE, etc, OF the nnest quality. TIL.
iron y made from Sery common pie. By The addi-
tton OF certain chemicals In the p1occsa Of pud-
d,l.ng. Whereby Al snlphn, and pIosphoEul Is
eighty cents per Ton ol IRON.
superior Iron Of any pig. and At 9 trtalng e1-
pep8c. That shown ns was exhibited Side by side
Hitn the famous LoHInour tbE1t4h} iron sold here
al tWspty-ono cent? per poun'', and II "a fuly ~
equal: and 1t challenges comparison with the
btst Norwegian OF Swedish lroo. DE, Z. claina
lie superiority for his pig Iron, End that his
CaAtb Rg Hre i've times aa Etrong as those M8de by
the old proceAA LIE nssena th1t iron subjected 70
his pEoces8 does not stick to The bottom OF the
furnace Is Eore nnlforn In qranty; exceedingly
tough ind tenacious, and can be run ouf OF any
existing furnace With sartnz Of some twenty
fFe Pounds per day now wasted IN running ont.
I'VE desire to say only 50 much Of this tnreu.
ton IS Will su11ce 10 cA1 the attention Of trou-
masters thereto. No one Will LOOK through an
tanee; hat 4 thus insenten ee Ill tbs. Is c!asaed
for 1t Ia worth more 10 the country than Alaeka
w1ts streta1 Of the West Indies thrown IN"
And the New York Tribune might have
safely added, f'or al the protective tariAs'
that ever "wero devised by the Wits Of
those who influence Congress to enact laws
compelling the people to pay two prices for
IRON"