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BEFORE JUSTICES 6JrRTEYAS1 IND HIrttKYN
Patrick Da1y belongs ta that great family m frr
9uentf1iauataemasizeaos ~ tae community, ana dc
ecf1bed hy tae policemen on duty as fellow VIII
bum around picking M q living He has
pass,ou Tor ua1ellJnr. and u generally fourf1 n,
that intere Sing moment xhen MEG. iIorn. % I'm
Hsrtnsh tnaIas ir,;tc r.. tntn ~. t...t NJ.
arit fn!I3 ri. WpfcI, r-nn, y r,1cnDoo cc., = i..
1rsit I1p .nd " Ilr1r rnit1 sTiT,tr aNn ~;
tatHf t trnrT,nrr r. v.x c1nfnnaG nnsI3nrta'it
and rresented to .Jus,ice 3iiii.sen vim i1ncd hiG
si01 fnr yarrancy 4S'4eS a444'A.' W" 0Heo LII
8WMtrtne1 Hor5c,n FINN 1,,1d,cno,1 a,nrar,t
fe{nTe the conrf R1tf, b,art eyr I'd fh3rrtae.
lad shith ma bAen rtSrr htn, h. son men ~ ~:
~ i!i.r .,ns nf tne a.. sseed ~ ~,
INV Mr. Hnsrtosn statfs GnSr IN tn nat1 = ]
ss3fc1 Mn, s,Inr1;-roa,1ir n rtIrssn.1 ~ ~
VIII stone snd he UI6tr N!th 1,aij:I ii,d IL ~
r1Te them nny prpyocatton lor such an ex1rnarzit,
nnar1 nrTr4..{tnc Snre in ,he World = a. :.
Wfrh,ej Il nnIv Re hnd .nYnr roTds y Tha ~
nay ~. Emauinrd
John Pelers vent 10 dance at BURLINGTON Hall
nm WnnIay rSeninc l,tJt The eyrrrtse rse tno n.
ffgrfnp ft,r lin m s,trh a hnr ntutf "a he Eent
sEaY acSiu. As be Wa leay1ac the ro1m be pui
s11etd with lIm 40 wtl1 that he reneatsd Il so he
ieni another BT ond hf he rot nFed 10 n ant III
ionr - MANY hats wtth him Il he <son. rnnyer1t,
eufix caTT The ~ Hans hst n.Tners hid N IN.
sn,.e.; n IN rantur,s al th4 nGender H. ~,
r1anf-a s -f - ~1- oAeA4' Ae wa
'Asi 1ohn White a black r,an. and ntrx.rre traL-
,arsgs ~ ~ ..ns shsda 80, h!y,.S sp~ Ntth +
naaann" ~ ,.11hi.n1 ~ dar ~ f1,iac- 4+-s.v 1r ~
4ttipa 4r1nn1aa ,he hea nI,e ~ ~, tt
EEhHs 10 n1ar -. IN f5li f~s+ ~ ~ !,
=, * tSs nn hMs -. nnsd tss -, ~ :
tha o.ha.s ~ q e.rh "A''~ - AA94 t13 AA4
'as @Wi1i;ar, McC1e;1snd. ,be nron,,+,or NJ . tn,t
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man. With stopping gait; haa scaze on tae
nnse from &hg1aon OF The fk1n: also, bAs !
scsr oyes one ere; looks Il pa.1e1s.oy WITH i
qa!ef sa{ expression: or tmmedi.te'y atesta his
gAzeA- The reward oEs1ed by Nr. Oe.teI, the Cor
efucF and the citizens ct Jersey County, vii
amorhs to over 1 thousand dollas1
AE. Hammond, TIE ]sGeller OF thIs city whose
safe Was robbed "a mJsie1ously fer 4s5s go
the circumstance or which were ttIegraphed I1f
TKibCFE al The time, has desp.trtd O! Etttio1 anf
clue 70 tic goods q thtcf. and DON saIn ht M1n
Pay d!1o The good1 are returned md VIII ask no
queStunk
The total assessments Of The CITY Of s2rtnzae;i.
tef fcn! aud personal properly, amount ~ 1ae
The Garden err 0o,d Mining COMPANY, Of CHI
ccu, with capital stoct Of Szno ooo. nled astlc9ca
Of Incorporation today. t,,
The prospect for good cTnpa l. ettN tnettf.
ax1ar. TIE nee weather OF last wecE still COZ
tiuuet, and the Iaces uf bustleas men are Wearing
= more cheerful cxp7ctsaor.
becn: from 10 Da.1ess CouLIJ, Sl.sll; Dehalo
william narrower, N old rra!tcnt nj this city,
died. this evening, from the elects Of intdtcA re.
ceIred from being thrown from wagon attached
to runway ftata.
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NEW YORK.
Counterfeit Certificates Of Rock
Island Railroad Stock
discovered.
But Few City Whiskey Distilleries
in Operation,

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
SEw YoKk, Jrly q.
~HIsKEr plsT1LLERIEs CL0SkD.
Very fen whisker dsstler.es In New York are
now IN operniiou- II Is runofed that Orders
for such Btoppage came from Washington. One
prominent revenue of1cial sa1R he believes the
order came from Washington, and had the ap-
pEoyal Of the Commissioner Of internal EeEeuue,
through desire to favor Western dis ,Ilesa An.
OTTER on.clh saJs the leading dts.llle.s IN the
WcEt have agreed to pay one dol1ar for eyer5 bar
rel they make. TO the on'cers engaged IN suppreSa
Ing the manufacture IN New York. The notion OF
the revenue authorities engaged in lhls business
will be brought to the attention Of Congress.
CCEToM HprsE FHArp5.
The case Of Van w1nkie, charged with detraud-
ins the government while holding position In
the Custom House, has teen postponed to next
Monday. New developments telasiye 10 frauds In
tho Inspectors Department arc promised soau.
WALL srlEET
waa excited today by the reported serious Illness
OF Commodore Vanderbilt, causing decline In
t'entral and Hudson stocks- The tcrtns OF cou-
scllaation are positively promised this week 1t
II generally understood that Harlem Will not be
included In the consolidation.
TIE EoGCS koCE ISLAND CERTIFICATES.
The attempted forgery Of tie Rock Island stock
certificates caused Euch excitement among deal
cra b1t It IS generally believed tuat only one hun
died shares have been sold.
COUNTERFEIT GnEEsD1CKs.
a quantity OF weil:executed counterfeit nse
dollar 8reenhacks was seized in house Gil Pear!
street to-iay, Charles Jacobs, who hal the
money in his possession, was arrested.
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
FORGED CERTIFICATES or TIE CHICAGO And noCE
IsI.1Np RAILROAD COMPANY.
NEW 1oR1, July 9t:-Chaa E QUINCY was A.
& se oeK
Rat!road COMPANY Of one hundred shaFes eace,
and o. the total talue OF e., ,soo- QnlnceJ. WHO
sEsd ce 70 x ~ III ssd doed e @ q ,Ss W. 9! e
certificate rrodcced In court pu.p1rts to he t.:s
ir.t Of series. No 1o,eso, signed By =: T. Cook
The original certificate Of The same number was
long s1nce cancelled. 1t Is not believed that a
great Amount Of spurious Etock is out
COLLEGE PRESIDENCY ACCEFTD.
Major General 4 D. Webb has accepted the
Presidency Of the college Of the EitJ Of New iork,
and enters upon his duties about the iss Of Au'
TIE CCr1H JCKTl HARMONIOUS.
The Cuban Jant announces officially that the
report Of uissens!ons amorg Its IaenbIs, and
change N ne Presidency, arr ialse
NEW YORK 10 sAcRANESEo ~iluoEr CHANGE OF
The Pullman palace eas Wasa;eh Is announced
Saturday afternoon, aud go thEoagh 10 Cautorn to
secFeta;y Fish arrt1ed a Long Brsach toni 1 81
70 zee tho President On Important business Of
state.
TIE HlI1. AY LONG BRANCH. -.
The bail 3. Long Branch iasz hight, IN honor Of
the President, was crowded Among those pres
ent were ex.secresary potie and wife, Gcnersl
.dan and lady, Genelnls ingalls,. Reeves, Ames.
Governor Woodforu ard osAerg
pEFAELIIso NAVAL OFFICER.
p RnHNTf fhe aIfApat ,1efiu1ffrtr 7nrr1aa-
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QUINCY.

Destruction Ennxcd bv: tlle Into
StoEn-Burgl0rIcss
s5ecia Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
QUINCY, Ill, July 27.
Accounts Of the disastrpus eGectA Q! the stoz,u
on Sunday, in carrying away fences dams, en-
baplments and bridges in eye1 direction, con-
11une 10 reach uA The storm WAS confined 10 q
belt 4bont sI1 miles In nidth and psssed over our
city il sortheastefIJ direction. The destruction
OF property Eas Immense. Such were the quann-
ties OF water that fell Tint drunken c1Rn. Under
taxing to croRS gutter on one OF 0ur ktEeets fell
In and w4s carried Distance down the stream,
and would In, drowned Ind nut assistance a.
rived. .. ..
Burglorcs arc getting quite common here Of
late, no lesa than seven different attempts having
bceil made y iullu tie last few days, some Of
which Rese quite successful Our CHIEF Of Police
las Ills eye en- Eereral Of that gentry. and they
HilI no doubt. mud themselves caged before long.
e. y. Meade leaves the supet1utendenca o1 the
Hannibal d St Joseph Railroad On thc lit OF Au-
erht. and t49es the position Of ABstttans General
Superintendent Of tlle Union Pacific Rallload
Weathes cool and pleasant. No rain since SUM-
aaF.
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MICHIGAN.

Funeral OF Governor Cxnpo nj CLINT.
special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
DErHo1r, July g.
Governor cTapo'S funeral to-day ot Flint was
largely attended. A special trim cAme down from
hAgtnsF NTH tnany citizens, and from this Cai5 a
1arge delegation rent up, ioe'udlnx Governor
Baldwin and other existing Stase pt1tce5x Very
many we're IN, a1ao, from Genesee County. The
seIvieea proper took place Ut the church It noon.
and the building Was tammed and large crowd
gathered atonnd o1tsl'le bnalneas uf Ill knda be-
ing suspended IN town and mott Of the pub1lc
buildings being flrapeu, and al nsgs cispiB, ed At
half:makt FItvate services for The fsn1y and
lsie residence ut bali.pa.. u, and the pro.
ceasion 1as Then formed 70 the church. Here
praJGr xaa offered ~ Her. H. q. North
fup, formerly Governor c1nssoh pazsor,
ard the iuneIa address WEE delivered py the lev.
e4nor crcpo attended,. procession Of sbo1s one
hundred carriages, Hno followed lY many on foot
went TO tho grRre ii 9!tnHtod ceDettrJ, and
ftre the body VA inferred n vault, oEeE shsh
lnrRe marble monument Viii he efec1ed. No mill
fasy Or civfc dtp1sy whatever. TOOK pIaee, the
family having requested that there might be 1out
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cKuRcR PROPERTY.
Letter fron George Il. Ch1ttenden In Ilela-
don 70 the same.

To tas EJ3sr e F&t CAituoo 7s11utse:.
The statement has been freely circulated thai
the Bishop Of Illinois Las . deed to most Of the
church properly In iac diocese, and that refrsal
to consey Christ Chrrrh 70 tho Bishop has been
the reason Why that edince his ueEe1 been uonse-
Grated. Permit me hzie1E to SAFE the fae:s. The
lats bishop Chase had, a. Bi.Aep, reoeised The H.
tie TO sone email au:naut Of church property. To
enable hi1 xucreasaT. The present Diocesan,
to hold the aaoe, the xcs called 1nc "cn,pora.to"
tran*ffr 1ne 1a1la to any church property
eueeesoes ia once legally to hold the ssaRe for
ttc s,eoE1s al tho parishes uf diocese. Thts acf,
In known violation Of TIC Wishes OF the euo>eso,
vss sought to b tcpEAled. Emtnent hsyaz
hare, l0Heye1, decided thaf-tne osiztaN act Is IN
toscs. so3 that the iepeh = nnsa.o1. HoEeres
that may he. thc AcS does not inyeH tho Bishop
Eith ns tile 70 any properly: hut stmp.y eaah!es
himself AID his aQtccssors u hold such prcpEErJ
~ MT be conveyed 10 him.
The Aue 10 church property In tht4 dioeese il
vested In the ra1tah osg 7nlxatlonA; In lew iso-
lsted cases, properly has been oonyeJed to tho
Bishop As trustee for the corporations, subject,
however, to their disposition and controls Ia one
OF tNo other Cases the ti,e to unimpruved proper
II hza pasaed to tte Bishop Tor the use OF the do
eese-sae sole beosas - The 1:4aoa n:tag tas
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C0tEcfpRH 8 UfftcE4 i1Esf DLsT.. ILL,
CHICAGO. July 21t 1863.
To us Editor e( The Chicago 1ribsrn<:
notice tn to-day 3 TkIBuNE that some pardea
are complaining about the collection Of thetz
licenses. The list vas ready FOR collection June l,
and notice given to iAx-payers accoullng to Law,
by advertisement in TIE TRIBUNE acd othcr pa.
pers, and local notices were rent 10 nil the papers,
and were published Ia nearly al Of them, that tho
licenses must be paid on or before June ". To all
who we're delinquent at that time notice Wa4 sent
BY nail, ~ required by lar. requiring payment
within ten DAYS lrom date OF notice. This ten
Gays Eas further extended until July 10, after
which date dEe per cent penalty Was aadeJ, q re-
qutred By law. Everything haa been done 10 coM-
ny with the lega, reqnirec3ents and at the same
tine 70 II taxpayers all the time possibly
could. Tug notices. were al 4ctu2l1y mailed. and
secor1 Kept OF The same By each CLERK writing Of
mailing notices. Ans person complaining thas at
received no notice can be furnished With the
name OF the clerk who mailed II 10 him, with the
date 1t was sent As there are still s0rae parties
who hare not paid, am obliged to collect theiz
Licenses with the penalties and costH Respectfully
+ 1CssKSy Collector.
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On Sunday the employees Of Fa1tanE Co,
corner OF Blanchard and Eighteenth gUeftH, Went
On picnic 10 he house Of the foreman Of the c.
tabiittmenr, as The Eock Island uepot- While
they were dispo.:.cg Z the EroTe, crowd Of
rowGle8 frsnlted tae .&dIes aaa = row ensued,
whrn Hccry Cassatre, one ot the respectable ps1-
t., Eas shot IN the aEm- Matthew Gus1dAy NAs
t1ce ntandon 1esteftaJ. He WIS kt1d' IN 5l.c20
hail to nppe:Ar to-day
HErORk JUSTICE xrNsHTr.
Wu. and Charles PTaeaer ue1o charged, before
Justice WlnAhp yesterday, WITH GtaunlK = uuas
IN the Wells street depot, and xtlc haTtrR used
threatening language toward G1stay candor.
Ttey were held IN tic@ bali each. j,
Louis Meier vas charged ytztesd4y, before !us'
uee NinAhip. with h1E1ng atoiea tsblc from
lanes Coleman: BE xns held Il +3eo 10 Aaswe1
before the RetuFIer.
ExFpRR JC6SKE GHQKkXT AID.
Edxard Smith charged r. l. WtSz:ns, before
Justice Shoenewa1d. yesterday, Esth having stolen
s:1o worth Of gr4in1nS soo!A The ts1sl wss post
porrd IN I'll tu-d.y.
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The Cincinnati Common C0nucfl
Vtsit LoutsFillc-Thc Recent Acct-
dent to Judge Binck-An ExoEbb.
tunt Surgeons HtIt.
LOUISVILLE. July z7.-Thc Common Council Of
ClLeinnaA aud auxtlaArits, numbering IL nil nftY-
eight PERSONS, af71Sed IT noDn to-dayt aud rere
escorted to the Loulayitle Hot4 By tie Louisville
CouEcl, III calE1agef, headed bJ the ZnaAyr Silver
I.and Of Cincinnati 4ilttr paEtaktng Of refrtsh-
MentA and resting q few nlnutes u The hotel,
the as.cmblapc proceeded to the Court House to
view the s.atue Of Henry Clay. This work OF art
Has greatly admired bJ Lie visitors. 4 grand
nreEen 8 iilFplay next took place, afier which tho
fuek's returned to lhc hotel aud paitooR Of q
sntuituons repass. Alter dinner tic officials Hers
placed II carriages and taken to the House Of
Refuge. After m Espectiun Of this PUBIC instI-
tutlol they proced4ed 10 tue Oblo River bridge,
frrru thence 10 the residence OF J. B. Wilder, Ea-,
and from thence to the Lion Gsrdeu, There tho
day. entertainment concluded With grand ban
qpet
The E1J1tAs Of this evening, alter reviewing the
circumstances Whereby Judge J. S. Black had his
nrtl crushed soma two months ago+ On the Louis
rt!!c 4 Nashville Railroad, SAYS the railroad cotn-
rany having promised to pay al expenses incurred
10 restoring tits elin, the attending physicians have
brpns1t IN a bill for G,5N for thetE services.
There has been 10 nction taken Jet by the DIrec-
ION Of the road but they rather dcmcr IT the
charge as etpFtyttlnt
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.c:2z 2& rlus .Yzxusazaa77; .:z>juz@x <>::z= uz:r

privilege Of paying tAxe4 The tacts sutnei<utl5
Allow the real stale Of the CANE, abo1t which,
especially tn the csae OF Ctt1at Church thest h1a
been such entire misrepresentation. -
: The onis reusos Chfs1t Church has not been cot+
9e101td Is thai there Is 4 debt 8tiu iteu upon
ihe edtfce.
Its to BE- hoped tnat re have heard the !sst Of
these tntstategerts, which sfe ctrculated simply
70 tntnre tie Mshop- Nay suEEeH that taslce
y as TO tie fact. before unworthy cha1geA, tho
tres. aEn conclusions are 20 hastily a.tEplted-
Of u1nots has eyes not1ce me nj sfrmrnrs nd
Charges h4eh are 70 constantly directed against
hln. ut5 ct1ettatel ieurfs 10 the Hon. e. B.
Laurence are the I.oIated exception.
Therefore derr1 It due 70 the Bishop Of HtnoM,
and to this diocese to1ake these pl.to statements,
The tcrtectnts7 Of which can be coHFoborated
should AGT need further assurance. l hare the
honor TO remain, 5ours, etc.
GEoE6E R. Cur1TESpn.
Cfr1c AGn IrfY aI 1sf0
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4 Man of Experience and Ability

Ia the dtthAJxe Of ota 3pt{r4 dekife4 prgitqn, ff
AtEur rashter. correspondent Ind fenera! ee,ou
eithct capacity RCFAfHttk 5A<t Ktttr1 Fi1
arttd Md t&4tfu1nix al the highest grade f1sD1.tt
Addfr4g FINANCES. Tribune ufief
, 1869-07-28

nccro] tslot In C1tnrlcstou,

CuAKLEsr1N, July GA lrgto RIOT, which ct
occurred lAss night On the occasion OF departure
Of . visiting bare ball club from Savannah The
club WAS accompanied hy q bross land composed
Of coloEed men, who HeEa Said TO le Democrats.
AZ the club vas leaving In procession
for the Savannah boat, they were attacked
with sticks, aioocE and brlcl.tats, By a mob Of
on both Sides. Mayor rlltsbuty Was On the ground,
but it IS said he Hns powerless TO quell the riot,
she a apsancc Of the Enlte4 saes
troops. The club Tns then escurted
to the boat between p!atoons Of The Eighth To-
fAntry, followed By large crowd Of yelling and
lnfusated negroes, ,thlowiug stones anu compelling
TIE soldiers at intervals to face about and threaten
to fire. Severn! persons were wounded, mostly
members Of the Colorcd club. The a1lar carsca
Intense Indignation among the wh!.es
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WHITE Pine.


eoMc unusually rich specimens Of slye ores,
from the NhIte Pine District, were brought to
Chicago the other day, aud will be exhibited this
afternoon, at the Office. of Whtprle { True, Room
:, Lombard Block. They are from the Post Hole
Mine, which Is located several shousa nd feet to
the west Of the celebrated Eberhardt Lode, on
Chloride Flat, and which, Its sati. promises TO
Its rtck. One Of thu specimens IL d
formidable chunk OF rock weighing eighty pounds
and fs composed Of almost purr horn silver. 1t
rs an average OF the RICK which the Post Hole
Yields the Etac tEo1ll certainly be dcslrable III
yestment Dr. Faruham, who brought rhe spec!-
EehA 10 Chicago. and who left White Pine seven
days ago. states st1at Important discoveries
have recenu5 hccn made there Of Lodges which
Are considered 4uite a. r.ct Is the Ebetha1tlt and
which will yield Al great results soou a. capital
can be brought to bear on them In erecting mills.
The specimens will he on exhibition from to 6
this afternoon, and they Will be found worthy Of
attention By those who cal Judge Of their merits
, 1869-07-28

ST. Lorr, July 27.-The seccnd deposit OF 800,
IN the match between McCoole and Allen, WAS put
" satnrsaJ night. Allen took up his quarters
from the city, Whe-e he VEL BE- handled By Coyne.
his trniner. McCoole will 60 into training under
Tom kelist near the falr grounds. In fen da5s.
Gallagher tralntLJ d the Six-Mlla House loz bis
light Wth Allen on the 18th ol August, aud Il said
to b in tne condition. O'BasdwtD, the giant, NJ
nsed here Jeateraef, and Is receiving much alten-
tiDn from the fanrf,
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American Pathological Convention,

FoIGnEEEr6lx, \. T., July 27.-The American
Pathological Convention VAS called to ordcr this
afternoon In the Congregational Church. D..
Bose, Of Chicago. Fas thoetn temporary Chaif-
man. Committees we're appointed. and several
members made short addresses This csco.nz
ported tic foupwips PTrstdent. T,F- W1,tpc1,
Of Yale College; Vice Prestdcnts hr- HARNESS. of
HroKn Entte and Dr. Dwight Of Clnsan+ y.
y: Secretaries, Prof. George ConfoEr, Of -Aue-
eheny College, pruf. snoer, OF New York Report
agreed to.
Dr.. Whitney. upon taking the chair, made a
sAoN address lie wts fo!loMed bJ Benson J.,
Iosstng in N address Of welcome 10 the conTe1-
uon. Tet Business Committee announced lhFee
-scsAlnns fot tu-1aopE Tor the reception and 4tl1
Ct8a!n1 Of classical paptfs, alter Whtra several
addresses were nade and The convention adjourn
cd bnt1 lo-r2pIIpw.
, 1869-07-28
AnAtflN4
SPEECH or BAlQN txEsT TO uCx1ARlAA DELE

VIENNA lul3 =.
Ba.oa vcn Eeu1t to-day received tho Budget
Committee OF the hungarian deaegation,> and
made an important address. He SAID the relations
between Austria and france had been on tho best
possible footing since Austr1a hsd rrun4uished the
Italian territories and the tnte1esta and Intentions
Of the two countries were identical Alnd1g 10 the
Eastern policy, ho said hs would nos inatst On the
programme oi 1861, but lesse It TO the option of
TURKEY to follow biz counsel regarding conces-
sons to the Christians On this point he would
bring no pressure to bear. lie declared that he
had honestly st11veu 10 establish mose cordial re-
htions with Prussia; but hIa efforts not having
been met in similar spirit, he had been unsuc-
cesslul. lie closed With strong defence Of the
general policy Of the Imperial Government The
PRIME Minister'S speech was received xith greas
satisfaction.
, 1869-07-28

British Parliament Adjourned
to August 10. ~ H.:
Speech Of Fen Benst to Hun
6arian Delegation. = -.

Great NF1r0i3.
AFAuL1 IN TIE c4E1E OF 1851.
-, LONDON, July e.
4 fault has been discovered IN the 1896 cable,
$50 n1.lea Npn raleuktz.
GLADSTONE Ill
Gladstone Ia kiek. and WAs unable 10 attend the
House Of Common IasE eTen1nT. d
PARLIAMENT rzoKoGrtn =.
Parliament il prorpRned TO the 1Ush Of August
:. EokpEs TO LoNGFMLow.
LoHpoA, Jnty q.
Henry ". 1onEfeilow was yesterday invested
With the honorary degree Of Doctor Of Lava b!
the 01!oad EniYcEaity at hpectal cooSocniton-
, 1869-07-28
PEORIA.

Found DrotEncd-A IsntIrond Accl-
dcEa-ATFcst of nm Old Offender.
PEoKLA, July 9..-Yesterday the BODY Of IN un-
known MIN, supposed 10 be d tiesmau. was found
tn the river near Pekiu. A week ago ! splash
was hlard near she bridge hests followed by
GToan'Ie, struggling and eI1ea tor help. Search
IVES mLas but 10 cause found The mystery Is
supposed 10 be now explained
4 pa+seneer train on the Peoria, Pekln i Jack.
souylllr Railroad ran on the track on q bridge
few miles frpn this city. There were a large
numbc. 0f Passengers aboard, but Fortunately no
further damage was done thau the smashing up
OF two carr.
. 1nu FRFTzn, who Killed MArt1ett in this c1tF,
some two years ago, WAS arrested on suspicion Of
having stolen hlt5 collars from the drawer OF
Scwh1n ClDan. Kiillan's course seems 10 tts
about En1. lie Is Ii jail.
, 1869-07-28
Seven per cent -
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
" - or TIE
Danyille, Urbana, Bloomington
Pekin Railroad Company,
OF ILLINOIS,
Principal md Interest PaJabIe Ia Galt, It
Farmers, Losn and Trus. Company, In
H*x fsrk; Ceppaas Parable
lpril and October,
FREE OF COVER t.


Mrsain ~ n isss T tne sE4e.: .aa Ss:ass Ess4
Yotsl anloan, ot bsaGs .. o f4-s ,.,u 81. ~,
y m' sss1Ea q NIT tao'ssase On th enntr poET
casit.l i1oek. Il a0dnaa. large portion Of which
A:tAd1 h<fn BaA in.
ss s:.daz sEs.sd In s sat In a3s
and the tsaet IL nov 5sady toT .ht sroa which ID bel
The rasa Vii s. consolidated with :as linz t.,,a Z.
g1as to tnssnapo.s n,skfpE lae q - n.st., All
fs2Sa2Shs 3 eoaosk.ans y ~ 5i = E,1de with ~
r.!,a viii thy Tleao, II Wshs.h & WesteFn
II 4 h. sit1 Mast w:a tec M;sIss7
heao. nd NH tssss nd tSe m a.s. ~ e,
e.a shtss e. ID esTsss - seuTs e.. II
bJ mad rstas through tie hrar Of IlHn.iA. st.
sasal iesesse q sssifS ana poraiaa "a: sad tlons
HnheEous tact Misunderstanding towns And cit!cs. as
5feh ias. e fs 'ssa g hs.sssa = saaas i
tha bond Ole at the bert Inv estnsats In Tic
6, Hns !ss7 q Go ..hse II r.lsxsy rropcrtv IN ii
Chscaea 4 Altos, and Ctkasn, HuriAetsn { Gldant
r. <s,s 9Sass s:'4
ecurtHen N!th eis sher much kEeatcr than this r,
Fl !. hsa = hs .ss. f E
nfs He convertible into stock II Ear. q the option
M ssnss 1 4 ~ r. e .f dTs IN ct
" have pessooslis, thoroughly examined the r,z
ss,tsr mt eax & set u ~ IL
AcExagr 8.aAA
escz p:r sxns ese than he ssne a1.oan: ia1e..f
f!e twenty Bonds tes,aes tht advantage ot bring In
sssst sa ss; rsiea ss15 e.
pdaa. n = .sss a,s M + III :ssr.t Il
+ ssas 10 @ s their sst
fQf FAf31fuI1fn, AfpiS 70
, 1869-07-28

Ii1AoIs-Ca!bouiaie-C7 and bot, Mnttoon
-tape and fiessanL La Salse-Htautifut uorn-
ting. Freepor-C1eAr aud VAIN. Roektord-C1ear
and Marm-
W1scoNs1x-Green Ra!-Cear nne morning.
JaresTiue-Clcat and warm. ;. NnRHukee-Clear,
cool,
AFSEForA-Reporta same weather.
ioxA-touncu HluEe-Cleas, cool nutu1ne-
st1J nns. lows Ful!s-Cteay; cool Ottunwa-
E'ear, NAIn. ~ -
Stf{ilAf F&nArta frnT1 n4hhy ,,r,t1$o
, 1869-07-28

CrScrKAr1. July e..-FIum Nashville comes The
following: "IIon. Emerson Ether1d2e has an
uounced himself candidate for the STATE senate.
Its election Is certain II Is well known that this
step Il taksu n . stepping stone to something
higher. Ills aspirations being the Cnlied States
senate, Thefc viii lie = beautiful crop OF can-
didAsrH for the latter position, alter the Legtss-
ture n4cs.a. The coming Legislature viii co1Gatn
quite ncn.a.c1 Of able and influential men, E1eh
aF could mt possibly hare been elected under ex-
tFenc lalh:A r::'e: the Senate, cs2ec!xty, will
ressctced a:i eu!tlrntea ncn, 50 that body viii
compare tayoraaI wlta any similar one In the
rpEntrv." ...
The knakv!le E'l;s Of restcr.!sy, ID carefully
prepared articles, est1matrs that ScntetB m1}oltt5
viii be at least c. epn aud th1t II nay net be cou