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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-17
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-17

- Mus Nortbfelo Miro uns eelariez
ben Am legten Montas na@ten mebrere
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-17
NEW VARIETY STORE.
146 Dritte StraBe.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-17
TeLseNApNlc NEWS ITEMS.

The printers strike In Kansas City has been ga It's
factorily arranged. The propretors OF the bulletin
have yielded TO the demands Of the printers.
The Typographical Union In wuliamsport Pa
has caused strike In the Bulletin once, for falling
to conform to its laws.
James n. Worshom, brother OF J. J. worshom OF
Memphis was seized by at OF apoplexy while en-.
terng the Planters Hotel In st. Louis yesterday aud
died almost instantly
John Quinn was instantly killed In Boston yester.
day morning by the falling Of an elevator upon him
In stable where he was employed. Quinn went to
Boston from New York about two weeks ago.
train on the Southsde lva.) Railroad was thrown
on the track twelve miles from Petersburg yester-
day morning, instantly killing X. q. HobSon the
ductor, and Rev. William Myers. d colored preacher
The weather In Indiana last week was the hottest
OF the season, with occasional rains. The present
effect on the corn crop Will be good, although pre-
viOus rains have greatly injured It.
The base ball match between the Savannah and
Charleston clubs passed on quietly IN Charleston,
8. G., yesterday afternoon, the former being Veto.
rious very few negroes were on the ground ana
there was no attempt al disturbance.
young man, named william Fullerton, was
found on the ground In Commonwealth avenue,
Boston, on Sunday. He had shot himself with Q
pistol in despair Of:ObtaninR employment He was
taken to the hospital and win probably no, recover.
The extensive shovel mandatory connected with
Taunton, was totally destroyed BY DIRE ON sunday
morning, together with the contents Including 400
dozens OF Sn0velS, nnlSneu ana READY Tor snpment,
the valuable machinery, stock, &c. The loss II cstt
mated at 100000. The building and stock were In
sured for $4,000
Deputy Sheriff Pulver, Of Saratoga, yesterday ar.
rested George Long and q man named Simpson at
Balston. charged with burglary OF three dwellings
capped from clinton Prison last year. lie nred at
Sheriff Puver, the ball grazing his head. Pulver in
return fired twice and hit Long In the leg. Long
and Simpson have been engaged In several burRls-
rles recently In Gl0versville and vicinity and had
satchel full OF stlverware when arrested
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-17
CUEA.
Tue Cuisine Espauos Observation-Disclosures In
thc Dastricts-sTho Volunteers Enthssiastio--
nIlsoeliaueOus News.

No.~Nr~~~~~o~->~o.N~o-.~.
The Casine Espauol Opeucd-tonscrirysIos u
tAc Dastricts-Tho Volunteers Enthssinstic--
nllsoellaneous News.
HAVANA, August TO- 1850.
The Casfao Espanos was opened last night with
much ceremony and festivity. The Captain General
was present
Colonel Palacios. late Governor OF Manzanulo,
sailed for Spain yesterday
Tho Governor Of sann Espiritu has ordered Q
c0nscrption to include ell men within his jurisdtc-
tion between the ages OF twenty and nfty-nve He
has also prohibited the sale of groceries and prov
sions for the Interior with view OF cutting Oh one
source OF rebel supply.
Nearly 100 men were obtained by the CONSUMPTION
In the jurisdiction Of Trinidad. they are employed
In guarding the larger States In the interior.
band OF robbers have plundered and burned
several houses near Macagua.
The volunteers In Havana are very enthusiastic,
and are ready to take the neld.
Heavy rains are falling daily, ana the thermometer
marks ninety-eight degrees night and day.
Sickness Ia decreasing, owing to tho fact that I'M
accaimated persons have now passed through tho
worst OF the v0mlt0 season.
The steamer Mariposa sailed yesterday.
The steamer Liberty arrived at noon to-day, from
Baltimore.
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cial to the mulhtudes Of the East. The steam
boat and the locomotive, followed by the Chris
Ian school teacher, will outstrip the hither-
TO almost fruitless efforts Of the missionary |;
and civilization win owe its greatest triumphs
IN those regions to the Suez Canal and works Of
kindred nature. Instead Of importing the raw
material, as we have so far done to great ex-
tent, the colonies Of Americans aud Europeans,
which will rapidly increase in numbers with
the completion of the Suez Canal, will probably
introduce our elaborate machinery there. The
Chinese are apt pupils, and can be easily
taught to initiate almost anything, although
they are slow to originate, and great many
Of the duties performed in attending our mod
ern machines demand comparatively little
brain work. The result of all this will be of
immense importance to the world. Cheap labor
will be followed by increased productions, and
who knows but that in the future cheap and
rapid means Of communication may scatter
enough Of the cheap-living, hard working ma
tlves of the East throughout the world to enable
tho Caucasian races to free them selves entire
ly Of the grosser forms of manual work, and to
enable them all to perform the higher and
better paid duties which require originality
and power of mind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-17
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Election Campaigns In San Francisco-Heavy
Receipt Of Furs from sitka-Japanese Col.
onlsts in Placer County, California.
San FRANCISCO, August 10. 1869.
The Republican City aud County Convention has
endorsed the nominations OF the Independent NUM-.
cipal Convention for city and county oflcers
The steamer Newbern. which recently arrived
from Stka, brought cargo Of furs valued at $50 900
for account OF Sitka firm. The attention Of the
revenue authorities has been directed to the matter
The French citizens Of San Francisco to-day cee.
brated the centennial anniversary Of the birth Of
Napoleon Bonaparte in becoming manner.
The Japanese cOl0nists have purchased another
tract OF land In Placer county for q tea and mul.
berry plantation. Herr Schell will return to Japan
the frst steamer for the purpose of bringing out
large additions to the colonsts and fresh stock Of
mulberry plants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-17
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LoNDoS, August ID
4:30 p. M.-Consols closed at OAK for money aud %
for the account United States nve-twenty bonds
closed quiet at $50, for the issue OF 1894 s2 for the
issue OF 1885, DID, 81 for the issue OF 1907. stocks
quiet. Erie, l9x; Illinois, 94h.
PARIS B0URsE.-PARIs, August 1o-The Bouse
Is drnl Rentes, 73f 10c.
FRANKFORT BOURsE.-FRANKFoRr, Auguss L.
United states bonds are firm at ss Tor the issue OF
1852
LIVERPOOL C0rr0s MARKEr--LTvkRPoorrA August
1880 p. M.-The market closed frmer. Middltng
uplands 13kd.; middng Orleans, 1Jkd. The sales
OF the day have footed up Ia, 500 bsles, Of which
5000 were taken for speculation and export.
HAvRB COTTON MARKEr.-HAvRR, August 10
Evening.--Cotton closed quiet and steady both on
spot and anoat.
LIVERPOOL 'BRBADsTUFFs MARKET.--IIvERPoof,
August 16.-Calif0rnia wheat declining at lis. I'd.
q lis. I'd. per Genital, and NO. red Western wheat
los. I'd. per GENITAL.
LrvRRPooL PROVISIONS MARkEr.-LivERrooT,
August 16.--Lar6, 76s. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LosDoS. August ID
Sugar, afoat, easier, but not quotaby lower. lin
seed oil, E3l 15s. per ton Refined petroleum, Ia Nd
per gallon.
PETROLEUM MARKBr.-ANrwRRr, August ID
Evening. Petroleum closed nrm.
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MARYLAND.

Suicide In franklin Square, Baltimore
Drought Throughout the State.
BALTIMORE, August 1o, 1850.
Frederick wetzell, q German, aged forty.eight
years, committed suicide yesterday afternoon IN
Franklin square by 6ring or pistol 10 bis mouth.
His death was instantaneous.
Accounts from almost every section OF this State
represent general prevalence Of drought. In the
lower counties the corn and tobacco crops are suffer-
ing dreadfully. On the Eastern Shore It is stated,
only half crop can be saved. In the vicinity OF
Baltimore the gardens and pasturage are almost
burnt up. With the exception OF occasional light
showers In some few localities, no rain has fallen for
weeks past. For three days past the weather has
been very sultry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-17

MAJOR PRATT AT LBERTY.-There was an
immense assemblage Of major personages in
the United States Court, before Commissioner
Osborn, yesterday. Major Pratt, of Texas
lately confined as prisoner of war in Fort
Schuyler, stood forth as the central figure in
the group, having Major Generals Mcdowell
and Ingalls,, General Barlow and General John
Cochrane, with a general representation of
shoulder straps and buttons which would
delight and astonish our Chinese visitors,
revolving around him. After hearing the law
arguments, military and civil, the judiciary
stepped in and discharged the Major, the gen.
erals aud all. Something better next time.
P0sslo M0jore Canamus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-17
AUOACIoUs ROBBERY.

A carman who was standing In front OF No. ,oi
Broadway yesterday evening, at four O'Clock. had
his attention attracted by the mysterious movements
OF two men, who, without any apparent business IN
the vicinity, took case Of silks from the sadewak
and threw 1t into wagon standing by. He watched
saw them drive OF, when he gave chase and
yelled police ~ at the top OF his voice. Oficers
shannon and McCaferty heard the CRY and I'm
medately gave chase. At the corner OF
City Hall place aud Duane street o1ncer
shannon caught the relns OF the horse, when one
at him, on which the gallant Officers desssted from
further pursuit. The robbers escaped me horse
ran on until he colded with another vehicle, when
an 0nicer Of the Fourth precinct TOOK IL In Charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-17

the rneaauos n poorly initiated. It may % 'n'es
e-''ns 10 shc busanes pusso 70 know that ~ ~
Nnsin traction Of tss 900 900 OF Ven dollar gfe>.
"scks Ia circulation. OF which. IN resp0nse TO tA6
circular OF the Treasurer recalling IT. some $4,000
nave already boon received from New York; end IL
hoped that the last VIII shortly he taken up
o' 'oe nfv do'lar grcensscks 10 be recalled under
'"c o"cas1 referred TO. There are only some
t"'o'sooo 'n circulation. shown by tho books OF
'he rressurcr's once on the ist iust
Drosss In Virginia and Georgia.
rc's'ns VINO nave arrived here from Virginia give
a'ssrcss'ns accounts OF the effects from the long
a'vueh IN that State. and assert that unless they
have rom soon tho and tobacco crops will GER
tsiniy DO thoroughly des,royed. Letters from
Georgia Also rcpresent that appsehensous OF great
damage 10 the cotton crop are felt In the State be.
cause 0 tbs long dry season.
TIC Texas Rauroaa Iaslssslo~.
Sadgs swsyse adjourned the Houston aud Galveston
Railroad case today without argument with the un-
Demanding that the counsel having charge OF the
various interests agree upon . decree whereby the
Interests OF the parties concerned may be secured
until the ossc comes regularly ocfove fS bench OF
the sspreme Court
An OsA swtsdlisa Gnme.
Tue Treasury on1cias have been Tn receipt OF
numerous letter rom parties wao have been SWIM
died by aconcem IN New York. which sends out cir
culars oerng 10 send 500 In counseren fractional
currency for twenty dollars In national bank notes.
the lest dodge Of the swindiers In TO send . genuine
nny OF twenty i've cent note o specimen. RI any
one bites ~ the bait and RENTS twenty dollars 10 n
80 much made by the swindiers and the victim
never more hears Of them rhe Treasury Depart
ment however. can do nothing In the premises, and
people who mako such investment DO 90 q their
own risx. ~ the anan is managed In such way
that the principals can never DO caught actually dis
posing Of the oountcrfeifs.
Statistics Of isscrnal Revesus Collected.
Partial returns 10 the Revenue once for the year
ending June 20 show that the following amounts of
taxes have been coiected:--on distilled Spirits from
al sources. s$3 900; tobacco Sa2 400 oOo fer.
mented liquora eS.sooo 600; incomes Of Individuals
e2a 1000; interns revenue stamps OH, sos 900.
Seventy seven districts are yet 70 be heard from.
The revenue receipts to-day were s'ss.75
Another General sspsrvissr Cenmissieaed.
Supervisor John Legro, OF Rochester. N. H.. has
been recommlssoucd without reference 10 territory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-17
NEW YORK.

Opposition to Coal HIonopolies I'm Buffalo.
BUFFALO, August 16, 1869.
At the citizens meeting held tonight draft of an
act to protect the public against combinations and
conspiraces to enhance the value OF coal or support
coal monopolies. and a recommendation that the
next Legislature pass the same were adopted The
act provides that individuals 30 OFFENDING be con.
victed and punished as for a misdemeanor. ANY
corporation or railroad company so cOnspIring to
forfeit their charter.
Excursion Of the Jackson Guards, of Albany.
ALBANY, August 10, 1869.
The Jackson Guards, OF Albany, visited Hudson
to-day for the purpose OF shooting at a target
and were brilliantly received at that city by
the Mayor and Common Council, as wei az
by q great number OF the prominent residents
They numbered over fifty nuskets, besides the
stan and line on1cers and were accompanied
BY the Albany Common Council and about
twenty invited guests. A splendid collation. was
rendered the Guards NJ the City Hail. and the toasts
which were appropriate to the OCCASION were given
and responded TO IN nrst rate STYLE The party re.
turned to Albany this evening and made Q street
parade, which was brilliant AFFAIR.
large number OF excursOnists from Springfield
and Hartford and vicinity have g0no TO the White
and Green Mountains and Lake Memphramag0g,
being carried &C half fare. with the privilege OF 70
turning a. aux tins wllhin two weeks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-17
ANOTHER CUBAN EXPEDITION COME TO
GRIEF.


Tho Steamer Hornet Captured In the Della
ware River by the Revenue Gutter Miami
The Crew Of tho Hornet Armed with Re
volvers.
PHILADELPHIA, August 10, 1862
The ex blockade runner Hornet left this port on
Saturday under circumstances exciting suspicion
that her intentions were not perfectly honest. she
had been lying for some time past at Neahe Levy's
yard, Kensington wharf. She had been thoroughly
overhauled and reftted BY parties who purchased
her from the government. On Friday she cleared
for Liverpool by the way Of Havana, and on satur.
day afternoon she dropped down the river to point
below the city, where it la supposed she was to have
taken on board q number Of men from tug which
was In her company, when she was discovered by
the revenue cutter Miami
On Sunday morning, United States Marshal Gre
CORY and Captain Wright, Of the United States
Army, came on board the Miami and conferred with
the commanding ofcer, stating that tho services OF
that vessel were desired to aid In the capture Of the
steamship Hornet hailing from Portland Me-. sup
posed to be meditattng violation OF the neutrality
laws In fitting out and starting on an expedition to
Cuba. At halfpast ten O'Clock large steamer was
discovered rounding Reedy Island Point, under
full head OF steam. which answered to the descrp.
ton OF the supposed flibuster given to Captain
Jones bY Marshal Gregory. At ten minutes OF eleven
O'Clock suspicious steamer came in range and the
Mama let ny blank cartridge across her bow, and
the gun was shotted for further use. The blank
shot, however, was enough for her and she rounded
to.
First Lieutenant G. A. Abbey was sent on board
as prize master, with instructions to anchor her
within range Of the guns Of the cutter and tho.
roughly overhaul her and her papers. On exami.
nation she proved to be the steamer Hornet, haiing
from Portland, Ne. She started up the stream fol.
lowed by the Miami, and at halfpast eight p. NJ the
Miami came to below the Navy Yard with her prize
astern.
The decks of the Hornet were literally covered with
coal and wood. which had evidently been thrown on
board in the hurry OF preparing for At the time
the Hornet was sighted suspicious tug follow
ing her. As soon the Miami fired into the Hornet
the tug stgnalled to the latter. rounded to and
steamed OF. The crew Of the Hornet amounted to
twenty-five men, armed with revolvers and other
weapons. The vessel Will be turned over to the
custody OF United States Marshal Gregory, but will
be under the guns OF the Miami
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-17
FRANCE.

Movements Of the Emperor-Tho Prince Inn.
perial at ChaIoBs.
PARIS. August 16 1850. !
Via French Atlantic Cable,
The Emperor will visit the camp ct Chalons In Sep.
TENDER.
The Public to-day states that the Emperor still
suffers from rheumatic pains and remains at st.
Cloud.
The Prince Imperial, In the al gence o. the EN-.
peror, reviewed the troops at Cnalons yesterday.
Marshal Niel's Successor.
PARIS, August 10, 1859.
Marshal MacMahon will probably succeed Marshal
Mel, deceased, as Minister of War.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-17
Mr.. PEABODY.

Another Donatisa from tho Grcas PbiIas-
thropiss--tslxty Thoasasa Dsllsrs 10 Geaerai
Lees Cellege-Imprevcasces In Mr.. Pea.
bOdy's Health.
Wits suLPnuR srRISos W. VAL
August ia. 1859.
George Peabody has donated TO the trustees OF
Washington College 10000. TO establish an addt
tonal professorship. recently proposed py the pres
dent OF the college, General Lee.
Mr.. Peab0dy's health 10 improved 40 much that
to-day he was able 70 dine ut te hotel table. As he
appeared the crowd gathered around him with de-
mOnstrations OF c0ngrstuaton on hs c0nvalesccnce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-17
PENNS YlVANlA.
The O0lcers' Rcuuloa at Getsysburx.
GRTTyqRuuu AuUs,st IA Ieao

The OGicers' RcuuIoa at (:ettysburx.
GETTYSBURG. August Ia 1900.
As from want OF address, or misdircct,on. or mis-
carriage some OF the invitations to the officers re
union may fail reach those invited, the Secretary
extends an invitation 10 all ofiicers commanding
corps divisions brigadcs regiments In the battle
Gettysburg and particularly TO tho cavalry. artillery
and engineers and TO the surgeons especially those
in charge OF hospitals Some OF the roads granting
free tickets have consented 70 accept the
letter OF invitation as suicent evidence TO entitle
the ocer presenting 1t TO free ticket the reunion
and 1t Ia hoped that other roads will do 30. Oicer
not having invitations should show their Official
character on applying for tickets.