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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04
GENERAL TELEGRAPHrc NEWS.

The strike of the shoemakers of Auburn,
Me Is at an end, and the men are now at work.
THE Taylor House in Omaha was burned
on Sunday night The loss is $4,000 Insurance NeV'
1.-Two Germans named Rehm and Hagen
lock had a desperate fight with pocket IN Chcage'
on Sunday which resulted In the dean % te Attef'
Rehm was arrested, and admitted 10 BAH IN sloVVV'
THE sub Committee of the Ways anu
Means Committee. who left Omaha on Moodsfi M ,
I'm Boston on the goth of October and repo iuy On 'No
different subjects assigned to them.
"A man named p. Lamber. llylng near ,,r
Canton Mo-, attempted TO swim across tue ,,h 49,
his little boy upon his back. day or TWO go ,h
drowned named Rogers atteinp'e" W saw 'Ne"'
aud lie was also drowned.
Zen Milton Stapp, for many YEATS
prominent politician In Indiana, ana ehddy9l on Me
son died al WESTON. Texas on Monday lie vas So
cctUr OF Internal Revenue IN 'ha' CLAW ui'Ae
JOhIsOn's administration
"A lunatic, named William i. Smith, re-
siding al Whncla, Mich, recently procured d9uo.c-
barreled shot aud after threatening sevsra
Who escaped fom him, shot aud Killed Joshua fls'''
Smith was arrested -
An intoxicated passenger on the stea am,
boat train from Newport, r. L., yesterday m9f'sr !.
froIn The baggage car near Portsmouth MAss ~ as
thought that his skull Is fractured. In his pe.ee NJ
found diary marked Thomas H. Rice 81 johns, Nd
THE fourth annual fair OF the IoDeceo
Trade Association VI Cincinnati e0WueneSV ssSsyi
Ix hundred and twenty-five hogsheads OF toOaeso az.
ane grades were exhibited and $4,000 ~ pr.mIuns
awarded The quantity was not 80 great rs Se 'eS's
but the qualify of the leaf ~ petIer'
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MOVEMENTS or THE PRESIDENT

sERENADE - HIS DEPARTURE FROM LONG
BRANCH.
LONG BRANCH, August g. The President
serenaded last night by the stetson House Band
This morning he and his family took short drive OUT,
and returned to get ready depart At o'clock tho
President entered the paror to bid the guests OF tho
Stetson House goodbye. AttorneyGenera Brewster or
Pennsylvania, In behalf Of the guests, made few
marks. Tho President. in response. stated that 10
regretted very much to leave them and thanked the
guests and his friends also the proprietor, Mr. Charles
A. setson h for the many courtesies extended TO him
self and family while at Long Branch Tie time for de-
parture having arrived grand Misunderstanding gono
20 the residence Of the Hon Hamilton Fish, the Hui.
son. and remain there week. President Grauiehas
bought the cottage formerly occupied by Mr. Potter On
the Shore road.
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FRANCE.
OPENING OF THE sENATE-THE IMPERIAL RE-
FORMS PRESENTED BY NJ. ROUHER.

OPENING OF THE sENATE-THE IMPERIAL RE-
FORMS PRESENTED BY NJ ROUHER.
PARIS, Tuesday Aug. 8, 1862
At the opening of the session of the Senate yester
day NJ Rouher made an address. He referred to the
duty devolved upon that body of examining the pro-
posed reforms and said they should inquire whether
they were popular enough to go hand in hand with
liberty and at the time strong enough to resist
anarchy He was confident the Senate would enter
upon this discussion with the firm intention OF inter
pretng the VIII of the country, and that by the com
bined efforts of the Government and the Senate
more genuine harmony would be established be-
tween the powers of the State and the institutions
of the Empire, and both would require renewed
strength, luster and popularity. In conclusion he
expressed profound regret at the death of their late
President, NJ. Troplong.
MINISTERIAL RESPONSIBILITY.
The Senatus ConSUItum was then read. In addition
to the provisions telegaphed last night it prescrbes
that Ministers are to depend only on the Emperor
and will continue to deliberate in Council under his
presidency. They are, however to be considered
responsible for their acts, bat only be mpeached
by the Senate. A Minister, whether member of the
Senate OF of the Corps Legslatif, has right to be
present at the debates in either Chamber
ADJOURNMENT OF THE SENATE.
The Minister of Justice made some explanations to
the Senate which were Of q very liberal character
The Senate was adjourned until Thursday next
when it will meet to appoint Committee OF ten TO
consider the Sendtus CORsultum.
THE ENGLISH PRESS on THE REFORM.
LONDON, Tuesday, Aug 8, 1869.
The Daily Telegraph says: France has now entered
on a career of national development unexampled at
any previous stage of hel national existence. The
Emperor now assumes the character Of a constitu-
tional sovereign under circumstances which encour-
age us to hope for the Of an enterprise taught
with immense consequences not for France only but
for the world"
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GREAT BRITAIN.
HARVARD AND OXFORD.


LONDON, Tuesday, Aug g. 1869.
The coming international boat-race between the
Harvard and Oxford crews is still matter Of great
interest. The press of London generally comment
unfayOrably on the style of the Harvard crew. Tie
NerS to-day has an article the subject, wherein
the writer hopes the weather will be all that either
crew could desire that the water will be smooth
the way clear the steamers distanced and the best
boat the first TO pass the winners post" The Har-
ward crew out again last evening on the Thames
They used boat of the London Club on this occa-
sion and their practice much better than before
They attained higher rate Of speed than with their
own boat. The American yacht Dauntless Is in the
harbOr of COwes.
UNITED STATES MINISTER sHELLABARGER.
The Hon. Samuel Shellabarger the new American
Minister to Portugal arrived to-day at Southampton.
ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON.
CowEs, Tuesday, Aug. 8, 1863.
The regatta of the Royal Yacht Squadron com
menoed to-day. The first match was for the Queens
Prize and was sailed over the Old Queens Course, a
distance of fifty miles. 1t was time race on the
Royal Yacht Squadron scale. There were eleven
entries The yachts started at 10 o'clock
a. ~. ia heavy mist, with occasional
rain, and arrived in the following order
Guinevere at 243 p. m; AliDe at 2:H p. m; Egeria
at 253 p M Arrow at $50 D. 10; Vanguard at sos p.
IN BY allowance Of time the Egeria was declared
the winner Of the Queens prize, and the Vanguard
second. The race was fine
HR. FIsH's CABLE ORDER-HOW THE PRESS
WAS sUBSIDIZED-MR. REYERDY JOHNSON
OPINION BRITISH NEWS SUPPLIES - WO-
MANS RIGHTs-BOOKs
IRON OUR own CORRESPONDENT
LONDON, July Owe have by private dispatches
The news of Mr. Fishs order prohibiting tie landing
Of the French cable. 1t has been known in London
for several days. Probably you will find some diff
Guilty in believing that il was kept out Of the news
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rMAvcrpArroN-DAY IN MASSACHUSETTS.

BosroN, Aug. 3.-The military organizations
Of the colored men celebrated EmancipaonDay yeser
day I'm the usual manner The chief celebration was az
where military companies from Providence
and Newport r. L. paraded with tho Shaw Guards n
that city. They proceeded 70 the Hardwood Grove,
where the usual proceedings took place. The Hon A. c.
Pierce, Mayor of New Bedford made brief speech 10
them from his residence Other speeches were made ~
the Rev. T. II. Jones' Capt. Downing II Newport G. X.
Goodman OF Fan River and Alfred swan Of New Bedford
The Boston cOored troops paaded IN the afternoon, and
attracted considerable attention
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REUNION OF PIE EIGHTH MASSACHUSETTS
REGIMENT.

BosToN, Aug. 3.-The sth Regiment Asso-
citation Of this State held its first regular reunion al Ben
Perley Poore's Indian Hin Farm in West Ne~oury
yesterday and the occasion was one OF great interest 70
the members Of the organization and their friends.
Nearly all OF the officers Of the regiment present.
and among the guests were Gen Bntler Gen saton ~
Salem and Pearson and stan 81 the second bfgahe
business meeting held and officers chosen, Col T.
Munroe OF Lynn being elected President for The year
ensuing Addresses made after dinner by Nalnr
PoOre, Capt Geo. T. Newhal Gen Butler. Cen. sutton,
Capt. Merrill OF Lawrence, Col. Peach, Capt George H.
Chn.e. and Col. Munroe.
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THE CAPTAIN GENERAL OF MADRID ON THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PREVALENT-A KING
MADRID, Tuesday, Aug 8, 1869,
The Captain General of Madrid has addressed a
letter to Regent SeTrano and Gen. Prim, in which
he says: Il took part in the revolution hoping to
see morality law and justice succeed to former
abuses 1t is now ten months since the revolution
was accomplished. My hopes have been deceived
Greater abuses, widespread immortality, deplOrable
anarchy prevail-disorders to which it is absolutely
necessary to put an end The Constitution having
proclaimed monarchy, the immediate choice OF a
King is indispensable. If the Government does not
shortly consider the question: shall abandon all
hope as to the consolidation of the revolution, and
retire to private ife0 This letter was read in tho
Council of Ministers, and created q profound i'm
preston.
CARLIsTs AGAIN DEFEATED.
There have been several encounters between the
Government troops and the Carlist insurgents, in all
of which the latter have been beaten. number Of
the insurgents have been killed and wounded, and
many have been taken prisoners.
VIOLENCE OF THE VOLUNTEERS.
The volunteers are behaving with great violence
and the civic aud judicial authorities are poweress
to check them. The journalists of Madrid have held
meeting to protest against the acts Of the youn-
teers.
PRINCE NAPOLEON.
1t is said that the candidature Of Prince Napoleon
20 the throne of Spain viii be supported by Prm and
Olozaga.
DARK PRosPECT-TIE PRINCE OF ASTURIAS.
LONDON, Tuesday, Aug B. 1869.
letter from Madrid says that the state Of affairs
in that country is disquieting There is prospect
ahead but gloom and confusion The Government
has no fears of the Of the Carsts but does
not think that all is lost for the Prince Of Astuias.
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FRIGHrFUL ACCIDENT IN A COAL sHAFr-Two
MEN KILLED.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. ga frightful accident oc-
CURED a the coal shaft at Leavenwogth Kansas, on
Saturday -Four men about descending the shaft,
two of whom were standing inside, and two top OF the
iron tub used for the purpose when, owing 10 the care
lessness person. the engine was not reversed u
they wound upward until the tub struck tle Ise
cylinder which the cable runs, when the Two h,
named Jerry Ford and John Cutters standing on INC ese
OF the tub lost their foOthod aud were procpdedt I'D
the bottom OF the shaft distance OF nearly 200 tect
Their bodies were brought up IN horribly INITIATED eoh'
dition The other two escaped without injury.
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THE ECCLESIASTICAL TRIAL--THE INJUNCTION
SUSTAINED.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-Judge jameson rendered a
decision to day against the dissolution OF the njaneoo
against the Ecclesiastical Court The attorneys on uu
sides OF the case had q consultation immediately ait'I
arr ,,o, nod boen rendered and the counsel for the
Bishop requested leave file an ameudea il oiolS o
S,prt viii not reach decision before January next
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TWO BOYS DROWNED.

TIrUsvILLE. Pa, Aug. 3.--0n Sunday after.
noon as two boys named Francis arkn and Michael Com
molly employed as messengers by the Atlantic and Pa
cac Telegraph Company, were passing over bridge
near this place. one Of Them Larkn fel intotho water
Not being able 20 swim, Connolly Immediately Jump
over 10 aempt his rescue and both were drowned. Tho
bodies OF both recovered hours after The ac'
cileut
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SAN DOMINGO.

EXPECTED BATTLE BETWEEN BAEz AND CABRAL.
HAVANA, Aug. 3.-The latest intelligence
from ST. Domingo! 10 the 2th nit. The steamer Tybee
had arrived az Puerto Plata. Some OF her passengers
were engaged In examining the mineral resources Of tho
country. battle was imminent between the forces Of
President Baez aud oy President CabraL
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ARREST OF A PRETENDED DETECTIVE.

BosroY, Aug. 3.-Yesterday ALVIN NJ. Blake
o Unattended detective who arrested az Portland,
Me-. ON Thursday last, was examined aud committed
FOR embezzement and adultery. Another charge, OF biz
-, viii nrohaby be presented The arrest ~ an ini'
nnrt,nt one as Biakes reputation bringing the do
trrtiyo profession into dlsrepute.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SAXONY.
THY ZEE HUNDRED PERSONS KILLED BY ACCIDENT.

THY ZEE HUNDRED PERSONS KILLED BY ACCIDENT
DRESDEN, Tuesday Aug. 3, 1869.
A dreadful accident occurred yesterday in the coal
mines in the mountain district near this city, The
loss of life was appalling Orer three hundred persons
were killed outright. No particulars are at hand,
but the accident is said have been attributable to
the stormy weather.
The accounts of the explosion in the mines have
not been exaggerated. Three hundred and twenty
one dead have been counted. The scenes IN the
neighborhood of the mines are heartrending.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04
NENELIfEI

PREPARING TO ATTACK TIE REBEL PULGAR.
HAVANA, Aug. 3.-Dates from Caracas to
the oath uL at hand The Federal forces were pre-
pairing 10 attack Gov. Pulgar at Maracaibo.
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GERMANY.

PROPOSED SHIP CANAL THROUGH sCHLEswIG-
HOLsTEIN.
BERLIN, Tuesday, Aug. g. 1859.
The preliminary surveys for ship canal through
Schleswig- Holstcin, to connect the Baltic and the
North Seas, have been completed. 1t is thought the
Prussian Government will undertake the work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04
POLITICAL.
CHANGE IN THE MINISTRY.

CHANGE IN THE MINISTRY.
LISBON Tuesday Aug. 3, 1862
Paravia Caryallia has been appointed Minister Of
Finance, and Mendoza Minister of Justice
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SPAIN.
MADRID, Tuesday, Aug. 3, 1909,

THE CAPTAIN-GENERAL OF MADRID ON THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PREVALENT-A KING
DEMANDED.
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TIE hlleviag oAsses = ~ l.
diss asDaroosst Of ~ HI M
Fair, have hes aPpois,sd aaa A.,
earnestly ss@usses1 70 asrspt III
positions aasignsd them.
CFFICKRS. ..
Prssidns--Mrs. A. sssss, VI,
Presidents, Mistrcsses II. =. Carter,
N: 9. Maxyhall, Wm, Stedmsn, G. L.
Aii. y. =. Esds N. 8. Allen, is.
Turner, 8. !. Richardson, Roe wo.
mack, N. d. Estci, W. p. Hudsiss,
X Knight, +. B. Gregg, W. A.
Whsrry.
Trepsursr--Mn. Mary ky.
Secfetary--Miss Mary Young.
Tho Committee Of Sw.r.p Eagle
Tribe respectfully request the above
ladies and all others who wish " sue
cess to meet at tho Methodist church,
on Tuesday, 2 o'clock, +. NJ, March
2nd, to form their committees and
take such other steps rs may be neo>
essary to advance this lsudsble IN.
dcrtsking.
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Do Nor TRirLs WirM DASoxR A
single spark may kindls flame tn n
will consume = city, and Insll silmsnss
neglected, may end in fatal disordsrs
Bearing this fact In mind, lot the first
symptoms Of debility or nervous prostra-
sioa he met promptly with invigoratins
treatment Foremost among the vege.
table touics Of the age stands Hostel
ter's Stomach Bittsr~, and whenever the
vital powers seem to lAnguish, or there
il any reason 10 suspect that the animal
functions essential 10 the sustsnstion
and publication of the body are inner,
fsctly performed, this invaluable invig
GRANT AID antiscptio should vt once be
rssorted to. Indigestion always prods-
ces weakness Of tho bodily powers
Sometimes Il happens that the appetite
demands more food than the stomach
can digest though not more, perhaps,
than Is required to keep Mp The full
strength of the frame. Tho object, IN
der such CIRCUMSTANCES, IL 10 Increase
the digestive capacity Of the assimila
ting organ, so M to make il equal to the
duty imposed upon II by the appetite,
and capable Of supplying the budding
material Of tie syifem ~ fast Us 1t is
required This object Is fully accom-
plished by the use or tho Bittsrs They
tone and gently stimulate the cellular
membrane which sccreses the gastric
juice, and the result Is that the solvent
Is mingled with tho food in sumcisnt
quantity to convert all it, nourishine
particles into pure and wholesome Gle.
mont II, on the other hand, there 10 q
deficiency Of appetite, without any cor
responding deficiency Of digestive pow
At, The e6sct of the tonic 10 % stimulate
= dsslrs tor food, In ninstasn essss oul
Of twenty, headache, nausea. nervous
ness, faintipg -ass, spasms, and, indeed
most Of tho casual aches and pains e
which humanity Is subject. proceed pri
msrily from INDICATION conplicatsd
with biliousuess and for both thest
complaints Hossetter's titomach Bitter
are recommended ~ . speedy and Ger
tain remedy
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CITATION.
TIL. STATE OF TEXAS, I
CouSrY ov Harrison

TIL. STATE OF TEXAS,
CouSrY ov HARsiseS
II tie Shev.f, or any Constable o
said Comfy, Greeting:
VOU are hereby connspded 70 sum
i mon by publishing this Citation ia
the Texas Republican, = newspaper
publish Cd in Harrison County, for foul
successive wssks, d. j Thompson. ant
the uaknown children Of Mary +. Elicit
deceased, to 10 and appear At the May
Term Of the County Court, oi said
County Of Harrison, to be hsld on the
last Monday in May, A d 1869, i being
the 3ist day Of said month, thin pa
there to answer tbs petition Of JPN A
Price and o. ). Thompson, Adhrnistrs
torn Of the Estate Of Oliver Thompson
deceased, for partition and distr button
Of the property Of said Estate baweeu
the heirs and distributes ni sad Es
tats, and show casss why aid pwti,ion
and distribution shonld not be m.de, AS
prayed for.
Herein fail not, and make retsn As
I've law directs
Given under my hand and sol Of
ONCE, At the city Of Masshstl, th1 The
I'D day o. April, A. d, 1850.
u. BLACKWELL, Clk,
By A. q CLAsk, d, G
April 80, 1869 n3ft
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Steam Saw
TWO hILKa ANp A MALE

Southwest OF Marsll
THE undersigned would inlhi'
friends and the public, thin
steam Saw MIL 10 now In sssfol
operation, and he 10 prepared toisi'
any amount Of lumber, Of the v'esi
quslity, Al q 90 per hundred c.cy,
Owing n the high price OF 'alnd
| living, il cannot bs Afforded hss,
Bills will b. filled u the test
n0<iee.
A. times are hard, he will do oral
bartsring busineas, and will II! Lex
change, Il The market price, dod'
der, hides, oas<, chickens, egg1fsr,
or almost AHything.
Here IL = chance 70 buy lumbtap,
On easy terms, and warranted ? Of
tho best quality. Il
Feb. 10. 80 p
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SNss,M Notices.
NOTICE,

N')1 I'VE.
For record, the Faculties Of The Col
leges, and principals Of ali the privats
schools, within the limits Of the City OIL
Marshall, arc requested 10 forward, By
note, their present number Of pupils
xIs and Fsnals, With average yearly
attendance Of each. Likewise. Pastor,
Of the several Chssehss, within the City
limits, will al.o con.riJats, by forward
iEs shsir present nuqbsr Of coumoni
cants and special denomination.
Address,
CHAMBERS 4 WILLIAMS,
Publishers City Directory.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-30
New Advertisements
D. 8. INTERNAL REVENUE
NOTICE,
AssESaOR's OFFICE,
uHssse kYAvun lHss1HAL Rsvsxur,
FOURTH DISTRICT, TEXAS

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uHssss sYXvun 1nsazmAL Rsvsxur,
FOURTH DISTRICT, TEXAS
AasahaIl, April 22nd, 1869.
NOTICE l. hsssby give |. accord.
~ anes With the provisions Of Sec ton
~ Of the Act Of June 10Th, 1864. -
anended March 80, ls65, that / will
sit q Marshall from the 24th Of April
b shs a.h Of May. 500, Inclusive 10
hear and 'ls,er.ias spvt.b nhii,e to
any srrunsoas Asssssmen, or snumera.
sion by the Assistant Assessors return
ed in the annual list
No appeal will he allowed 10 any
party Ailsr he shall have been duly
assessed and the snausi let containing
the assessment has bees Transmitted tc
tho Collector Of the Disssic:
All appeals muss be made in writing
and specify the particular cause, matter,
or thing. respecting which decision il
requested, and state the ground or prin.
ciPs Of inequality complained Of
HORACE BoCGliTON,
n39-2t Assessor.
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NEW MILLINEI.

AIRS. BUELL. wishes to snno' to
nj the Ladies' Of Masshall and tity
that she has returned from the Clith
large and fashionable stock Of nfry
which has been personally sslecsnd
fselsconfdent shs viii b. able TOT At
unusually lc~ prices All Incest
styles will be received rcgulsrlytng
the season.
Marshali, March IL, 1860. ;