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, 1869-01-22

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6 Issis FL asI@ M@; Is IL
and supplies nem tas rolo1tnk points 70 ports %
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f:on ss Lsets e s.eu1 c.3. Fort. K.aaa1i. ssny.
sy Be- ~ a. ne mouth of the Aa.eissnrn
ass Sss$ Ss1 H. 2.s:.. t. siog. s,z, Ess.
sS5s =!
dai soily. R1ce, stevenson 1saiord CiH1o Coofs or
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Trata 0saa.so ss9.I CIV. re1n Rsaaal1 sanr,
i g. eesh of Il as.s eass
'asa o tsf s;osa I'd & 5Rft y Bs1sn1 : R.,s,n s,v ~
9sy ,. ssab::A ID .t shs month ot sas aaieie'a7n
rs 1s ras. oiaa III reru sosy. Kes stsv.o
81 e sass Ey r
Ty@ ri salI to 9or. gles. s.s.rn.on Husasa.
I'd no Se s
sEon. Fsss Rsee 70 rprt% sts7es.on, ne1o-d,
* - Il {. Sxse y III E.Tz q 's1sas Ia I"ss
TIsm: In.s sserea.ea to Fos. @ @gnsrd; Camp
sass e. = ID o9 q ma
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s;s 1t III p
III be ras e1dcxxsr Of The tanver1ms1x 70 sh,p
ss! js q .sa S1 8; & 6
o III 8 81 5.
= 4eiss ~ q s pes u e ~ t.o =
desnn4ten soove ns9sd = tal!3N.; -..
oe sS laa p..aks tas4 ~ g 1z5s @
se0,,9E sas5 saaoa sa u % sRDaea - saa
g: Iae n esE ioo ooaaaA 1t which they VII
* fne r11e zach Il vhIeh tAey Will t.snapcr<
=: tt.easa. 4s ts*aise satsaas "a b supplied D
eas n.t1TeT.aca ~ nj, 6s ssyxn u pszs1ea Who owl
sad eorffo} 6osss sests I'D y e3pse I'd 10 a:ssys
II III E so.ea E .so :. E 20 .4sa Y 20
4 s.en of EuvefnaeHt neszrt
isas e s. sr.ae II + s = ID st1 q
mil & deli1ersd 70 iaelf desttasaaa V'sEia iss
Maasa VII plss.* ora - ..ts II which raas viii
i 81 iss saaaseax sa s p.9a u 70 e.rz5 rstxhs
e ~ Z tSs sTpeas5 .se 81 ZEE e s e
.lsxl1: aca aMkiaS as5sis eozsshea Ism 3 .
GILL; oa ~ IS e L
n e. So.sn e - ahs 1Ets 70 ssleet aS4
aaass. as sss ,a,ee@sA - ss ,e.a:s x:ta
a4s s = "a Z e seEf i
"A = 9ots IL ,s 5sss;5sa Is e 70 "
% Bsdsa cs bead a sisa 1 1n s.ass u ~ = .su
.ss K;a5 "a & .fs 3; ssS q e
% seeIss ts,s ID es,e & il sss1sst sTdd e 'ss
zssse4 a ss,a my. ii .soordsae3 With she t4zs1
- 81 esns!sssx iii be required to zs's bonds IA
Z ~ s pa!fy = so Ion The 4s.sd a.as Fsz :; = os
e sssd r. r 81 af q
l ~. for
, 1869-01-22

auEt b ohe.ea. Revas not .dvoea..nx r1os-
lar. bet fe helst7td 1he law was needed and the
kg'alatn11 hsa rhr powef to ps1s il. Governor
Pain<f, n ~ mtrstge had asserted thets power
ovet the fosds- The bi1t did not, - = whole.
Enit him, sad he would hs!e drawn a ai1.1ent
one. Be Objected to the 1ottoa abGHt penalties.
hEf shcuid vote for 1t. &c also wished that
hstghts .sre rtgut,ted ,hy .he bill.
:. Ar. 4CRRkTF, of Eallatir, spekc IL opposidou
70 ise h4li, ennssa rn9n lltee 1iazd 1rcxpedtent,
1efnt - to the intuesls Of the section De Fcprea
se1ted. n d 70 The s,flfosd h tcrcsn Of the state
t Hge. Amer A1eut' < that 4 ra1lro.t #ss MI
vt se:t osaiton, be p.ocseded to snev ms. tbs
edtet Of tee p.ssaee of tbs bill wonkt b. 10 r.
asste tho Mtross ,ctirsl. They reed=3 ro4as n
scnsaern Itnots. md nc sueoess q sbe
bill Non'd irrstrate III attempts 10 b1tli
him. e atso exp.a:red vi. taeJ .hod no,
hHaef1o eeep coaeIrcted Tue peorse down
TIT re would Be w,ll!nx 70 paw eizht o. len cents
= m']e- It E1a r. The courts and not tho L-g1s
Afarn 70 decide IL to what wefn Hel.oA aols
rates. @0-0@- -
Mr.. KERR, Of Hadisoo. spoke sIn:st the tiu.
which would 1ntnfe his seeuo1. nor da3 he b..
!ttEe that tes Lesislaturs had the 20 <es to pass
It.
:. AuInCRyxxNr.
he COMMITTEE rose and tee acu.e ad},7.ned.
, 1869-01-22
CONGRESSIONAL.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 81.

-HAaA+A*tOai *AAs -4s
SENATE.
ToFsA0K TAX on srASlEH rx1eEIs.
Ar. CHASbLhR introduced hill to rcaEulass
Referred 10 Tho Committee on Commerce,
IxDlAN AY1A11s.
Mr. POxEROT offered ! rtsoluuon reauc.sing
the President to fu1Eish the Senate wlth copY
OF The repoEt of Major Gen ez1l dszney, CONN md
cr Of The indltn pistnet NORTH 9f Seo1aska: con.
cefntng ths Character and eonduet Of the slou1
ToxxAaE sA1.
Nj; MORRILL, of Ae. introduced : blll to
ttEu?ast tse payroent Of the tonns2r tax Re-
IIxaAI TAX on rAaaKSoxR4.
On motion Of hi. AOKrUN, tbs Senate took
up the bill previously introduced, to punlsh tae
oo1!eetsoa ~ & as nlsssl u On psssense5s: o.-.,
on tht Judiciary erd made hnef Argument to
ehow hr.x It tnonld be done.
Nj. .FKELfNGhUTsEN Wished TO- be he.rd
iLIcfters al biz State.
TIE noHsDe hous nsvtnE expired The bln went
ovel, nd TIE sens.s etsumcd consideration Of
Tho bill 70 promote commerce anouz the ata:es,
1uE srr1HAa< AHrxoxKx1.
the prupos inns oacr the following Is 1 subri-
TO sunrase, rrporttd ny the Joticiary Com
!" Congress shall navc power to aho1!sh OF Ahro-
gate any reetrlct1ons upon Ing night 70 VOC or
bo:a once I1tsez1oed by the Constitution OF Law
RA1LRoAD kILi.
Mr. EOT4RD then introduced / bin supple
tnentalJ lo hil 70 Ezn. paelie iaEte n Ad o.
tie CONSTRUCTION Of rttEusd t1d telegraph lines
70 puE1t Sound. Referred to the Committee or
encRE7 sA1rs Or eo,p-
Nj. CoSkI1EG Introduced i BIZ. to prohibit se-
esct ssles OF gold, &C., which Was referred 10 the
COMMITTEES on Fluat ce,
coxxCX1cA T7og.
NfHY MY mi nm
from The st esenry Il tAc inte,ior transnnitting
the estimate OF the Commissioners Of Indian AZ
Of IEdtsIa IN the LAke Tr4rerte rEton.
1oA1EEA1 rAcIf1t AAIlRnAO-
MI. HoW ARD introduced 4 bill additional to
tho Ho1tsern PselEe Railroad, which was 7ea.r1cd
TO tbs oram1ren On tue rseifc Raitzoid. Il FRO
1,ss; ss; f. ~ eTsratse :, sse q
per cat boude 10 the extent OF TO, 00Q.in bonds
Per aalfc. lhe United States to be soerred hI the
| +easnaon ; ef ne sam due. for government trans.
| soA0 gfoea eAZn!1ct.
Mr. vrckxssf,ai5,,S.s fa5 SsTKr e. caTn;,. Iaw1i
h;ct Q. Co anh,s, reprsted .nhss,:u,s rs 1', H.
~ ~ e ans.d Ihe rnitea states utrE1 tl11s Of
zer.s, -; .1loa: @,,rr p. sens r. .ass ..
Of rate aos t1esedir per mt ~ s1s '-''N'|
III. ssKksaN. Tx & 1N.nD 'To,, .Ts Il. esass.oT Arz.
reported sh. following BID 10 .nena ~ "9Nee;
CrlstneY act; Wv -s-t'on''
| BECIIoA 1. ~ - FG1TA<f fH9eLAf ~
Beet,un 81 OF The sald n, be ~ sTa-r1.5 te.! n.
said eecuoa read ss follo~s: Taas evc-Y a.ae.
ctstir u. whenever required, %haH .atte to ~.
u Hpt,o roller Of the Currency report &C :n-dinc ~
the form witch Eay be prescribed By hin. 1c,i.
fed By the oath Of at1.E.:fon Of tte Fse.,lcos q.
ASHER. which rtport shall be called fn< By tat
the year. ard .hsN exhibit IN aes1'i AMI rnte,
.ppFcpE1ato hcsda tts resources aud alsb!lisies o
The sttecarcu u the close Of bustttes Of 1oy pas
day 70 be by him specified, aod aati
tzsrtnlt tueh report to the Coaptrollcr wltniI
nvs days ate: she receipt OF roQaest OF ieqatst
ue1 thestfs1 fop 1ecc, An{ PAnk Of kssola
, 1869-01-22
M9CHlRAN.
Special Dseplteh 70 The Chicago Tribune.
LAAstHo, Mich, Jan. II.

MlCHlRAw.
Special Dsepatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
LAastao, Mich, Jan. II.
EExA1E
The Stn1ta h4ld bat a1Ikie sesyinn this morn.
loE. and <nntide1td md pasSad s<seE4l bills fct
the rctes Of eeTezaI localities Ii the rorth Of rne
et1se.
In tie uonte ths Educational COMMITTEES re-
ported II fAvtr Of 4 htH 1epealtnx the psurtSo In
Eckatd 10 the humEop Athie prof.. sor IN the Uni
v.Fnt1 Aid aes. Their rrposs takcs 'ths xrouAd
professors should properly b Lett 70 the Regents.
one$wenuatn nntl tax to nd Tie State Female
ColleFe. u LAnNEE.
21he House pa<st = con eu1ssat resolution ask,
i3R Congress 10 vote $50 0o to nd IN de*peninz
the HAu1k CAIlL
In the afternoon atssion tho Election CoEaH1t-
tee rtposttd upon the contested aes: between
Nj Hubbard, Denocr1t, md Nj. DeFey. Be.
puhlicYn, uf thu F1fst Representative District.
JEctaoo County. 7 be tnr.ty OF the cun Nittee
npozted IN favor OF Mf. UeweT, and tie minority
= farpc Of the sitting member, Hubbard. Both
ptzttea eoteete the hets IN the czse. which AT
sa1s In xISs II 'o*n OF aes!ieaa, ns.; wS,sn
veFu, eat into foaF .pssces sad
1of1:y c.1l1 that b. 1c:e Of the tpHn Ii tarrt-
fcse Illegal, md II Il Il n ieeted. DsEc5a EaioFt.
~ NtA BE- evtr stItT. ate minority claim that
The equities Of the casa ire IN their fa1pr. and
that 70 II nit DEWEY viii be virtually 70 dltttzn
cstse HeHIit til 7otx1f fcr 60 fAr1t Of iheE oNu.
The ens wa1 t1adu the HpeetA order tos ne1.
WedneA6ay.
, 1869-01-22

FAN f1Asc11co. Ian. sN-Ate Ae1iexn at.
VICE. rid Acapulco atate ttAt the LegFBatnte Of
Geiss 70. row ia session. t1h,h.&s Iysalnz hu.
lsn. beearse Central A1ya-ex IL retng cf1ed 10
'het fsy Of 4t1ito BY the General ConsTess, - :
te-d Inns e'f tC1nes complaints nAde. &c Ia :
not ye: compiled.
u ths ~,ate ot oaxzea fosmidahis revolution
Is httwink against tae gcvernnstnt Of IuaEex.
fmtrto faz- SeRr X. RssTr2- AlA.ofTs> a-d otnez
tsah1ais RAa4sa, Nv W. &e.4alax 1a&t1sa.es,s
, 1869-01-22

BryYAln, Jan. Observation-Disclosures dun and
towuE sa1es of ~ h.la No city kronod sprsnr -
TA- Wheat iaaeuve and nou!hals SoA. aud :
sh:se w,ntI - oo43La Cofn..*o, toxtrs 1.ies
ct 70 car loads on tgsck II &C. Oasa tn2l ~ $41
OF car loads IT oo delivered On cam fer G4-
e.EE8u. ..
sup-Flru and apiet.
PEo71s1oN1- foFk adv1accd; held II Esl,oe tor
heavy mess. Lard 4dvtnc4d 10 1xc.
ro2&-NoU!oa1 II Slt.oo.
BtEHHITf1-EaCinal tt&l,4.
, 1869-01-22

PurEcxou. Jan. u.-Ths excitement In tho Oh
market continues unthatet- With an adrancs OF &c
ovrr yesteydsy. Market strong ana prices nrm
FthrasJ s1se Loo hsls ar1. ~ 1oaia., 1:s: a9o
bu1e1s pieeiy aad selleys ses1re Il saotation,..
f!seet .tEoaE rt;n q 9gs..tM * Msea@dsn{ @ s.iss coo
months. 1.fe Nkc bid fur xpos: Ja1cATy md Feb
Tpat5. &c March 10 104e, 31kc-
, 1869-01-22

ard Gprye4 jsr1her prrth;
Ths Ne1Iesn Premir+ Le.rtso pett,sds. II hops
made. b ing equally detsssed ~ II pas:1es-
NEW voRK.
Special Despatch to Ths chic,zo rasane.
NEW FoAE4 Jas. II.
rE4sos4L.
Cyrus r. Field saaed fsr Rarope yr.tetdsJ, In
the 1userest of the Atlantic cable. H. nnd not
bt n out od deors slnee hts acctdent nuni he en-
tered hs' easrtsxc to 70 to tha.dosk,
AEAlVAL OF IN oRAh1I.
Since thts tfss Of 1ap1szy ahz0 emigrsutt ntua
folste7 parts hsrearsived here -
xHx s10s or y1cKtBCka-ANorHxR srozT-
Tic Cbaemfrrizt AdrtrtIkzr publishes = l<tter
rom 1s]I-knoRa ge1i!sn,An II View FORK. VITO
txrs that. during h. saege Of vtekshurg, 0en-
traI In the United States srRY was sent with IN
order to supesaede Grant atd plato Mcclesna7d
II command. On exaio4 rius the lines 1t V,eks-
bar9 ha II onee determined TO le11u tor Washing
ton without delivering the sTdes, bat told Grant
he had it.. Gssnt t.kaa to retatu command tve
eaJs longer zId promised v1eksba1x. But the
General returned 10 Wash,r9ton. aca the nd~s OF
The su1rxneeE reached taess tho dAJ he arrived.
xosEy
ii In better supply, and easy II sG7 Pc.
ccnt. On call misty 1t tie toHess rate. The r42id
ros,k.,,r ~ thr nrodnets of rhr rcun.,x vhith
10 now gong on, ID thsnx,nx iatxe aoouut OF
money upol tho market. We hare also tnttll-
xe1eo from Warrington thai !, Ia proposed 10
Inerrasa the nationsl curretcY twenty millions Ct
dtRIzs. Brokers h1vt rd1ced thelr esls tos
rorr IN e1xmouereo Of 4 e,stm asaas ey
TIA United N.atea 1spstrpr th,t mouey Borrowed
on esl aha1t be ~sx1sd ope thtsy1-setond Of aee
per cent, 1h1ca Il lsttea By lkH On rtc capstAl
stock and rod brokers. Ths clasm IL i lew onr.
..d vii he n .u:ed. hat IL ha. IL eject in ch.ck
1ng money.
eorxxyuKIs.
retrtth,fsndlcy The lover rate for money md
htpher mir for ro,d. he1c rrm..ned dnu.
x1x7x BONDS.
8cuthe,n and b1rder /, ate bonda we're dnll .th
partial d. cline. North CAROLINA scd renne,ua
bant, ve,e e,usdsf1v weak.
eoLu
rat drm for the same Yrasous that bnnds were
ou,et. huf The NOV, merr IN nnt arf1yr.
pluwAr ,u1.u
vsre exct,td, New Ye,s ten.ra, v,s frner On
The f.yor.1,t ,nnrr.s,nr e7r,t,d nv 1he srntnit
og ,ts ,f.,r. h efrrs the conrfr Rott ,.1,nd ~
In ,he hrnda of ,tYono rltonr and ,ba rrnort ~
. fnr&hoortnr errtn dt1,trnd ~. tr-e,v r,.d "a
,,,unia,c m d.m,ra. p3t,.hn-7n ~. .cttx.
II w.s urde,,tood ,bst thaIe ~. ,,-r+ ,oanr,
al short ,slcs 10 bs covered ~ p.nl W., .1.o
lsrrrIv ae.1t In m 1.ncyts ~ . dividend ~.
ferr Ee,o The leading s,octs of ,ht ssy
x,scr11.nxnrs rn..r
Exu,r.s stock, were active Yor Adams md
M.,rhs snt,. rtnion. ,na th+,. vss . ,s,,~ a.,r,nd
for M.r1nos, nr,Arrad we..r,n 1,n.nn T~,c.
| e,,nh and carton hot tocsrd. vhe rioss IL.
| ~ho1. m,yt.t toI + do~nwa,a t1,n Tta
nonhla about cali loaps ebtrk,d thr drm.nd,
I 80 ~. .h,,t ,,to..., -b,,n 4, -. s......a -
sL.ss. ~ 49,, 49, 80. =. - ~ -
| ni&aeeA oto 1oN pto'0 :" " scl! 2'sA]
| fEpxRAA siHAkoks.
, 1869-01-22
Foxe1xR mHKea8.

:. PAKn, Jan. n.
Boprse Quieti fentkA. n TIC
F1AxKTokr, jan. :1-Ereaiox-
Bonds esaier. bae rot anotablI !oweE.
HAy1E. Jan. 11-Evea1nk-
Cotton c.paet fIn t1sx ofd uaitn on apot. Istf
, 1869-01-22

sctttg IN concert NTH Gcussiee. ostesa. Quszst
ard GotyA 1uther nrfth-
This Mexican Premier. LerEto Dett}1da, IL hope
5o1 The object stst1ss whom al tho ztsaeks ars
made, b ing equally detss,ed t'5 N ras.les-
, 1869-01-22

HoFz1hao HurAsr tn Csarem .nf, y. n.
Coxco1n. y. h. Jan. 71.-On Monday might
GecEce :" oodcll ta.m&F living ia tlsftnan-,
VA E1otdeTcd> acd Mr.. Woode1 terribly cQt MP
~ thstl ntp pass. Nn. kenny, who Lived With
taem. The 1eed VIA pc5pett1sed with An arr.
ktLoy w11 arrasted.
, 1869-01-22

Ths f1xt regular eonE enieston of lincoln Fa1k
Lodxs. n. D WIN be held THIS tFntaJ> EVESISa,
ii The HAIL. ceEnet Of EentteaS ana tincotn-sF- 1of
the Transaction ef busine8s- Per order OF
> HREKY E. HAX3LToE, Y. II.
, 1869-01-22
Ei&3IE.

The County plvlAIou RxofkeE-Peti-
t1ans 70 be Circulated Favof1Ax lhe
t4try1x Z out Of khs Move Hnxnk-The
Rz1leI shpounE C1ke.
sFecial Despateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
E11x, Jan. al.
Nearly aD the towE1 IN ksce Comfy, aca rev.
ssa1 Of tto<e or On Hga, had Representatives 1t
the mass netttt Ia this city to-day. 10 consider
the county d1.lbiun project Aftef animated de-
bate, It wa4 voted 70 proceed WIN sha move
re purpose Of oaf1:uing signatures.
Thc ,FA! Of chimney Barley % writ ot h7at-
a ecrpss fcE the shooting cf h1s vita ana he. par
amour II SapEr< lie. lns week. took place hers
this 9ite.roon. md resulted tn his being held to
ball IN the s4z1 Of $1AGp0.
, 1869-01-22
Martial Lrusnrsuues,es.

n3AIf1AE Lf q IN 1&fH 98*@f.'
NA1Ht1.L1, Jan. .1-.lrass sppse eaensiont R.s
ente.latnt u TO 1he effect o. calling tRt the
militia 1t IL feasea that the fkrmltR lnteEtsts for
the year viii be ruiutd. 4 sccond Proclamation
il eIu ctsd m few dnye.
, 1869-01-22
Kln Glnhfs,

"THE. ROMPADNx]Fk,
. EenmIe SIS Bid. Glove,
AT; TaQ1K5A1E.,
CARSOE, rlElE L Gu, 81 and st WahAsh+v.
At AErAIT,
CARSON. FtRlE d ,Lu-, IN Lske-st.
, 1869-01-22
31if1 ~GInbfs.

1.-THE POMPADOUR''
Seamless Kid Glove,
AT Who'll EsALE-
CAHsoE .pIKIE Il Gu, 50 md & NAhAth,sy
At RETAIL,
CARSON. rIRIE CO., Ii IRko-at.
, 1869-01-22
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, JANUARY22, 1859.

Philips, Porter, RAv41n. kecd. 6e-ozg1: etrkless
s1ith, Stanley. srzswn. ana1tr. Talbot, F1am1.
esr+ hitting. md TuurFs
1ET1AIATYVR
, 1869-01-22

The 1etestst OF Mr.. OAver Lsdue, n tho tanning
bnkussa. esrrttd en- BY us III tie .1ty ot Chicago
ecasts ffosa tnls date. hy Eurnal sansart-
EA4Q4se> @A&.. ~ AS~ss <fsAaf1a &<3.
, 1869-01-22

Stw Totk, 1an. ai.-aperm sud wha!e ot1s
kef " eItifed. Sperm IL q 50 per gallon Ind
ho!teraf Of whzle ars dtn At S:+45, sales hav-
ing been made At x1.13,
NA[XGMoNtAL-
csptsin GoodetouRh, DrotkeepeT ofthe Ur1:c3
States House Of Representatives, WIS sa2r1ted
hese tot ~ toxin. Lawr, nee Ta1lut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
THE CHINA MISSION IMBRoGLIO.
THE INDIANS.

FIGHT BETWEEN THE BLACKFEET AND KOoL-
MAY TRIBES.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 26.-Northen advices
report a fight between the Blackfeet and Kooinay In
dans on the Upper Columbia in which u Of the latter
were killed and a large number wounded. Twelve
miners en- from Montana TO Koollnay, were also
killed by the Blackfeet Indians
AFFAIRS IN NEW-MEXICO FEARS OF AN ouA-
BREAK.
Cr,ARRES. New-Mexico, Aug. 2j.-Of the
900 lies and Apaches belonging to this agency, not
more than 200 are here Their absence causes anxiety
among the settlers, from fear that they are VsinS
other tribes nonrendy TO urge consolidated resist
ance 10 the Governments placing them upon the reserves
fion IN san Imam County They known 20 be avsrse
10 going on the reservation The former Indian Agent
Major B. b. Dennson Is suspended, and MS place Is nled
by Capt. A. . b. Keys Of the 3Oth Infantry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
FRANCE.
THE sENATUs CoNsULTUM.

HE SENAlJb CONSULlIM'
PARIS, Thursday. Aug. &c, 1869.
The Senate will commence the discussion of the
SenatuS COn8uum on the first day of September. The
report the SeRdus ConsultU points to the results
of the legislation of 1852 tranquility, development of
education and increased wealth, and says, France is
supported by soldiers ready to proceed forth
to the frontier she is respected by the great Powers
of the earth, and she has passed from the dictator
ship to complete liberty" The report concludes:
THE generation Of 1869 can improve upon that of
1852, should it consolidate the work undertaken.
THE AMNESTY.
The Journal 06ciel to-day states that the recent
amnesty granted by the Emperor does not extend
TO those who have been convicted of an attempt to
take the life of the Emperor or that of any other
political person. The Empress and Prince were
very brilliantly and enthusiastical y received at
Lyons.
THE EMPREsSs TOUR.
The Empress and Prince Imperial have arrived at
Toulon. The Empress has abandoned her 10 urney to
Jerusalem. She will remain at ConstantnOple for n
week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH /

LONDON, Thursday, Aug. 2G-Evenng.
The Harvard and Oxford crews have only prac-
ticed starts to-day. The Elliott boat in which the
Harvards have decided to row the match tomorrow,
is A feet long, p inches wide at the widest part and
Sinches deep; depth ALL III inches; depth for
ward, inches, and depth aft g inches She was
buil5 on a draft and model brought from Now-York,
and is built Of purely American construction,
her framework having been brought over with the
crew. The oars to be used were made by Ayling.
Tho following are the weights Of the two crews as
they stand to-day:
uAEvsRDs-Fay Dow. 15j lbs. Lyman, 155 lbs Sim
mons, III lbs; Lorug troke), l54 lbs Burnham (cOx
swain. ll2 lbs.
oxgGaDs-Darbislire C6troke), 1928 lbs; Time 1894
hs Marlborough, 1874 lbs. william dow, le4 lbs; Hall
tCOAsWain) l0l lbs
Galston, Captain of the London Rowing Club, viii
be the umpire of the Harvards and Gritty will
probably act in that capacity for the OXOnians
Mr.. Blaikie has been chosen starter, and
Sir A. PAUL will probably be agreed upon as Judge
The Oxford men are confident of winning. but the
Americans are hopeful Simmons is again slightly
indisposed to-day.
The PaH Mall Gazette this evening, says if the
Harvards are beaten, it will be by the best crew
ever seen on the Thames-one which would make
short work of the fastest Henley crew. There need
be no fear but that the race will be rOwed entirely
on its merits.
The Post to-day, in its comments on the coming
boat race expects the Oxford crew to win, but con-
siders that their failure to do will be disgrace
The Harvards will have the fairest of fair play, and
where physique and endurance equally matched
the best style must win. The excitement in regard
to the race continues to grow and the merits Of the
crews form the general topic of conversation. The
arrangements TO preserve order and keep the course
clear are regarded with great satisfaction. The
general feeling the sporting reporters is that
the race will be the most spirited and well contested
There is still little betting at the odds Of two to one
on Oxford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
THE COAL TROUBLES.
ACTION OF THE LEHIGH MINERS

ACTION OF THE LEHIGH MINERS.
MAUCH CHUNK, Penn, Aug. 26.-Ihe Mduch
Chunk Gazette publishes an account OF meeting Of
miners In Hazeon to-day representing every coliery
the Lehigh regions The object was to resrrange the
per centage the basis OF, and modify the existing
rules relative to- the allowance OF coal To car The
tone Of the speakers very moderate, and II is
sdered certain that the meeting will decide TO allow
full tun AS u tun, whatever 1t may measure.
RESUMPTION OF WORK AT SCRANTON.
SCRANTON, Penn, Aug. 2G.-The miners here
have accepted the offer of the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad Company OF an advanced rate Of
Wages and miuing will be resumed on Monday. The ne W
prices about Al per cent higher than those prevailing
In May, when the strike began
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.
EXECUTION OF CARLIsTs.

EXECUTION OF CARLIsTs.
MADRID, Thursday, Aug 26, 1862
Polo and his Secretary. who were recently cap
tured at the head of Carist band, have been SEN
fenced to death. Unsuccessful efforts were made by
the wife and friends of Polo for clemency in his be-
half Several other Carlist prisoners have also been
condemned to death. An official circular has been
issued by the Government, thanking the volunteers
and others for their efforts made toward the restOra
ton of peace.
The Government yielding to the pressure of So
licitatIon from all parties, has committed the
death sentences of several Carlist cergymen; and
there will probably be no more executions
THE BISHOPS AND THE REGENT.
The received from six bishops in regard to
the recent decree of the Regent unsatisfactory
and defiant. No further steps will be taken against
them until Gen. Prim returns.
PERSONAL.
Gen. Prim has gone to Yichy, and Admiral TOpete
acts i'll his absence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
TWO MILES OFF sNOw.sHEDs BURNED on THE
' CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 25.-TwO miles OF
spow.sheds, on the Central Pacific Railroad between
Cisco and summit we're burned last night Cohsueraoe
iron WAS badly bent and great number OF ties burned
The Eastern and Western delayed large force
ia at work clearing the track and repairing the road
which will be ready for the regular trains tomorrow
morning The passengers mails and baggage were trans
ferred across the break to-day, in wagons.
The dana ga 10 the Railway is greater than at first sup
posed Trains will probably not pass the burnt district
before saturday The fire undoubtedly the work OF
an incendary train also delayed last night this
side OF Cisco by bowlder weighing at least ten tuns'
which rolled down the side OF mountain ana lodged on
the track II was removed by blasting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
RAIL- LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., Aug. 26.-The most
fashionable ball OF the season took place TINS evening al
the stetson House. and was given by the proprietor 10
tis ,,es,s Al 10 o'clock the large dining-rOom was
49,, ono, and the guests marched in. During the
intermisson a grand supper served After dancing
until O'clock the guests departed highly gratlnea WIN
L. manner i'm which the ball was conducted. Among
the Gentlemen who comprised the Committees were Az
torney.Gen Brewster OF Pennsylvania, Messrs KooeTt
CamnbeIl " NJ Fess j. AleXassis Julian Motifs, H.
" Allen VIM Rider, TheO. Meyers John Hoey, u,
Henry Cews n r. Conner. w. +. Leech, C. Rochette T.
r. Howe r. T. Stockton, H. Thompson Johh AshcroIV'
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RECORn OF OXFORD.

Although the row boat has been invented almost
as long history has been written and rowing matches
entered the sports Of the most ancient nations and
formed subjects Of praise for the Oldest poets the Uni
verses OF oxford and Cambridge did not with
one another till late in the present century. Thus Oxford
passed nearly eight hundred years and Cambridge nearly
six hundred before trial Of strength between the two
was brought about The following table shows the
suits of the races 1860 when Cambridge her
last victory