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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-11-04
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sewing Machine OF the day-nakes the ianou.
,hs, n Ell ~ Lex silteh-wil do any kind of work
tue demand constantly Increasing. Now il Inc line
to take an Agency Send for circulars. fe- Beware
~ iHringcrs. III Address SECUMB " 90 Pos
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attention. attention! Every Nan who
has q House 10 Paint.
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ever before offered
book entitled Plain Talk with Practical Paint.
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Globe White Lead aud c"ior Work. ii nm aI,.n n,
New York.
Beware Of limitations Established lsa5
EEMALE COLLEGE, BoRDENTowN, j.
j. Board and tuition S20s per year For catalogues
address, Rev. JOINS ii. BgAKgLEY, A. M, Prcs't.
business CHANCE.-wANTED A MAN IN
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weather Stiips and Rubber MOudngs Patent run
'ut, free TO all. From SO to 1920 worth needed
upon every bnding, from 300 10 800 per cent profit
Send your address upon stamped envelope, for full
particulars and price list Of Materials ready tn he
put iogether 10 REA BRADsTREET, Box 265. Bos-
ton, Mass.
GENTS, READ THIS.-WE WILL PAY
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or allow a large commission, to FELL our new and
wonderful invention. Address NJ. WAGNER Il CO.,
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IS HINTS On HOUSE PAINTING BYJw,
on 'ecep. Of price MAsURY q WBIroN, n. z. a''
rTHE MAGIC COMB WILL CHANGE ANY COLI
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merchants and druggists generally. Address MaGe
Comb Co., Springfield, Mass.
, 1869-07-14

General CntT's Expedition has u
Fight With tho Chcyenncs Fifty
6avnKes Killed. Seventeen Women
Taken PEikoncx1 and the Whole
Camp E4uiPnEe CuptuFod-VtncEnt
Collycr,s Account OF His indian
Tour.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
QxAnA. July Is.
General Augur, this evening, received dispatches
from General Carr: with the expedition on the
Republican On the 11th Inst. large village nf
Dog soldiers, ,cheJennes, were taken by surprise
seseuteen women and children, among whom
'sasa 7 psone: nss wife rss La fsaaHsis isa sss
Saline, S u p prisoners. They murdered one, Mans
Tsoae nanne e4 l. Ms1ta WieeeI sns probably III
recover. The Indiana Wefe 70 completely s1r-
pI!sed that they we're unahte to t11J Oh single
sions General Carr captured three hundred and
nifty hosses and muleA, eighty lodges, slxtJ s11ea
aad pistols nnn5 o robss ~ md Gamp ap
dayh i'd surprised them east Of the sontn Platte.
1eaz Harley Station. Tne loss Of the troops Is
HisHNGrox, July 1a.-T1neent coliJer, sec.e.
tarJ 10 the United 6t4tes Indian Commaaont or
gantzed at the Cooper Institute Jear ago, aaJs
IN their Tigwams a1d patise homee, numbering
TcT1ioyy, Texns, New Mexico, Ar1zona and
Colorado. Some Of the trilea ase the
most Taritkc and trpublesone IN -, the
country. Others are more clFAszed
Amopk them all he Hns received, and IN many
tribes With marked hospitality. In nearly al the
tribes visited, school teachers and farming tools
were found and In all the journey he atd not see
case Of drunkenness, witness Bceue OF Violence
or hear b!asphetnous word 1y an lndlan. he ~
lteres that By patient efforts all the dbea can be
civilized, and thai In less than tTo years We VIII
hnye heard the last OF Indian out1aRfs. deep
religious feeling pezEaded neatly All their conFef-
BatiOns and councils.
, 1869-07-14
i HORSE THIEF's DEN.

The Owner Of n FniF Of Stolen
Horues Follows Them Into Wtscou-
siu-The Thief Entrenched Siu Eau
Clnlro County-A Den Of villains
nud Dc1perndor1-Thc Civil Aus
thoFittes Driven Off by the Ont.
luTH.
From The Roeaess<r {Hiaa., FA.ezaI U.ioH-
not,eed sc s By - oar = rese1s, Vi. jehn MnPhy q
Uhte{hrl; had valuable team stolen Through
adserttAng In this paper, and By me1ns ot post
s. s.. ~ snd i nom tae1ee across fhs fi,er: hlsh
nsa taeceedtd % sssa1'ay; tns ..Sa..,G -: n
IL s a1hs III. MURPHY reached tho Wiscon.
sn nde, followed oa y sr1ve guEzntt %
holseossS 1ad Sesa1nSa - e1o fet5h 1 daet1s at
HeIo be obtained no 1ellahle hut pur.
taa tas ieaa IN "a been iandsd 4 t6st pon 20 eon
ttuulo2 The route Of the thleEe8, naceo toem to
Pleasant Valley plscc where "oumfne1s eaa
raeeAls Of ali RIades most do conG1tSAte- ffoh
this ye1I pleasdnt valley Mr. 49rpht pnsaed oa
distance ii about ten miles and ootsnsd again n
accurate description Of bis notsesA 1sa onaE -
I'd 70 be De1 Noon. nototioq! despsfsaao. 10 "eI y
hneT1 ,5s peae}f.so = S cs ri md
cs Of The timber and ca1es Nhich abound n IL ,aas r.
1ild region. Making es{atgnt ltne ios e. tnss Y!
DEu A0onH house. A4@ 4Apey s4-@-ItsA -
where he dIscov cred Whit be bad ~ uoapt ~
hla lott team. Aftcr this discovery, be TOOK ne
back tack, about fifteen miles, tor hao ClA!e, 20
pa1ty OF Deputy Sherifl and police Of Eaa Clafre.
Numbering about ten n ~ tne5 ps1ee9asa 9ea,s1 70
morning, the 17tn ult, about tho brea1 o4 aaf.
Being aroused, the 1nrlan dehed tha whole
fully supplied, and that he could. tortured - ne
MAS kill tElce the f0rco before hir1- F9upo&+
ttopa from some Of the parties were made 70 oatn
of tie cToxd who Tenturcd to touch brand 70 his
castle would surely de- The seoundfE gave tas
of1ce.s and their posse eu,Rttdtua lnst one hAl
hour By the wotch, 70 leave: and W1taln tue ple-
scHhed time hsyinE made Ihosoaga tg1 snns3nded
that discretion was the Letter part Of Ealof. ana
aud the ministers ut the Inv 2ul their ass!ssants
| took French leave. Iii. Murphy ntInseH VA Pui-
sued several miles toward nutaoa q Sae o ~
| GaNng Nj: Moon IN an Apparently ntenal! COZ.
| StT5aifop, travelled together . distance ot 6oout
| two ules when a deer creased theI pam. ann
the Old man leTel!ed his n!etc .na n nbe1 n ut n
6is Eta shotgun Eefe discharged, Ihe proceed:
cd to felond, when Murphy; lefemn9
reyolrcr at tho person o1 MOOD, S Maines .
him that the aelf-same moment t9ai ne p.aesaa =
charre Of c,Qpowder IN the barrel Of his gun. ta9
| that moment Woald be bis iaGt-And, otue!1ng lat
Old nan to take the advance, pursued his WaJ %
point on the dividing ridge, between tns aalS aols
rack swamps," when Ausphys dlsagteeanas 2 SoIa u
HWhisilea,- Intended. no doubt, TO sum1on son.
nj the clar 10 Its assistance, when LII. Aufpay
nreieF1inv digit to the shedding Of eTen guilt
Blood put spQrs 70 his horze Rud reached Dutan'
There ought to be some measure put IL execu @
ton-IaEful If practicable, IN: ut All events BoH1
measuse-to rid the country Of thia gang.
, 1869-07-14

4. ps'FsH Fsef = oS hd. g. mnsa sanlR more ~ ~
% Weif 1eeelved By Ii ID children spread under d1-
ierent lands ores tho surface Of the earth TO
propagate these good relations between the peo-
81 tie productions Of dineren: industries, oasns
to be The duty Of everybody, but aboye all
prec'oaa 81 @ 'is9a3' beneats 0'' is nes sutne.eas
ihat the rich productions Of the bo1l n the ma
ter1ai Instruments OF modem science, which shoEt-
en- time. should be brought into use. 1t il also
Necessary that the inosal tnst!a1nens, MN man
c5e aite, these srea: interests Of nations
taan1 ~ ron for this great msif Of Consideration
bestowed On NE BY your End Invitation to this
friendly banquet given IN honor Of your tllnst1a-
pus 1r1end Just appointed 70 protect, In DT coun-
~, not only your 1natel:al intefeats, en., Mso'
!, e. soa9s 81 ND lie rans
iI1endshjp between these TWO people Of the sane
continent, neyeE separated b5 the slightesr ds-
Fpyerpment honortd With equal duties ve.J pleas
Ing to my heart; and ! can assufe Jon
r. 5o1I il'us7s0u' n,o9a s9uaty%1uipi' MI e e
feeeiyea n by The thc Emperor Of BraI and b ~ nc
nsaxttsrs with tie same lore and high constdcsa-
tlou they bestow upon the government aud peo-
BE Of the United States, md feel pleasing rre-
scni.ue1t that the Hon. Mf. Blow Will realize
perfectly the N~tAhes OF 10th countries
The partF broke up It late hour, afscr one o.
the E1andc8t feasts Of reason and noFlnKA Of SOU
Notwithstanding su1 breeze al dayl tnls a.
BEEN the warmegt day nt the Season- me mef.
cu1y rose to Sc st .. n, u at uoons aad " q
.. n.
, 1869-07-14
SPRINGFIELD.

Treasury Kecclpts-EnEso1 Insurance
Company - County Subscriptions
to IkniIroud Companies = The
Weather.
spccial Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, July IL
The receipts into the State TTeasur5 to-day
baye been as follows: Starr County, In full tor
State taxes Of 1868, $7,tess; Knox County. In
part, s64o; Henry County, in rart 9lao0o Marion
County, in part, 81, ,a3I-3o: Win County 10 part,
t7,0ee; Mcnenry County, 10 part, sa,Doo Hancock
County, In ralt, f4eS4o. Total. 81, ISLES.
F. 81. Howe, Actuafy Of the Eagle Life 1nsuf-
ance Company of Chicago, to-day deposited with
the State Treasurer, lor the berett Of the policy
holders In ea!L company, bonds and mortgages to
81 The nbst1act Of the vote fled tn the once Of
the Secretary Of State, to-day, Ind that Petr}
County, By large majority, subscribed the FOL
Ioa Ing smpurts TO the railroad companies named: !:
s1tD,0O0 to the Bel!ev!iIe Southern Railroad Com-
rapy: $lO0, 900 to the Chester & TamAFoa Railroad
Company, and 900 to the st. Louis Cairo
Railroad Company.
THIS morning the thermometer Htood p5 degrees
in the Rhade- This afternoon We had our USUAL
daly shower,but this time more sewers than ordl.
narJ, the ni1 being 11lcd With electricity. The
telegraph of1cc hero Was struck. melting the
Wi1cs near the instrument, scorchlng the Wtndow
frame and upsct1in4 things generally but no ses1'
pUS d2maua WAR dono.
Tucsday' August 10, Is khe time selected 1oI
holding The Republican County Convention i
viii be large and harmonious one.
, 1869-07-14

BALTIMORE, July 1a-Ihe1e WIS general r
hcarBal tn.a uorn:ce, Al i1c MatJ land 1nsat1ss'
by aid the societies, preparatory 70 the concert "
nicht at The ea1nc place. Oycf goo peEsons ea-
Tf,e5 he conclpsion Of the Prize singing, last
u.0ht nu,nbcr Of euteet2iaucl1s and balls took
rlsc II VARIOUS parts Of the city, n hoto1 O. ne
Tls1rtng societies. The GetEania AEnnetEoo!' Q!
Halt1nore, gave banquet st Rrans AAL 81
1nicn the eeclet1es from Richmond, Va; Colam.
tus, OHIO; New 1o,k and Cincinnati were
present. s. ,n
The Judges Of tie prizc singing last n!saA M n
uonted b. the Executive Committee o1 tnS s1a-
reIbuud we're Professors Il. EusehoW llInaa'
& IxecmefI1l RosEaid md Mueller 4ae1 ae-
cixjon Auo 8wnfd Is not Jet madt PUBLIC.
BALTIMORE, July 1A-Tht rehearsal Aan eolSe1L
tp-day were oscrc1oWced md suecesses II
n The A1crpoon there wa5 meeting Of dele
gates for the Twelfth sange1fest, which takes
1iace 4: New Yott IN 1871. Many resolutions
TeTc passed n regard to the ozgsstHston q :
Ere<th buud; also, one tf7oktlE MI. ste!hnoct =
md the dtteIent committees for The case takea CT
singers frou other cities NV
ii he concert the erand choNs2s Ecec PET
formed by urtted Etngers from 200 to 40 Stoo6
nnd we're much appiauded
~ To.moruT aod the following dar viii be devoted
tn ricuIcs aud nronscrc1ts NJ tic grounds Of the
6chulleQ Club
, 1869-07-14
TIE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE
FRAUDS.
WcichmnktcEs Weighed In the Bnl.
nnce and Found WanttnE-TFln1
md Discharge OF Young Doolitties

ma OlsenA1s Va
From the Seer FORK Iintes, .jutp II.
Three Or four weeks ego, while looking orer the
pay; rolls OF wu. J. Carr, an ex.we,glnss:es'
1usl removed from once N The Custom @ :as noases
were made IN it which be-, Is an old merchant,
knew could not be correct. he accozutEgly IT.
rerta,l ihc EurEefor MI, Cornell, to hare the mat
teT inyestjcnted Thoroughly and see whether other
Irregularities could BE- detected N that depart.
1ncnt- The result Of the inquiries Of Special
Treasurer Agent Jayne show, aS claimed, that
not only was CAT guilty Of committing
, 1869-07-14

Kansas City. as beretoloEs- Also, trains I'll Be
made up At LeAVenworta, running through 70 Cn1-
. caHo, ftd rhe bridge 1t k1nSa8 CITY, to Cameron
and quincy, without change Or de!Ay.
LHyEaxoKru, Eansas, July 1&-The 1iMa
great flood at Paol. KAnsaA onlJ TWO uE1tn7 y!
drowning are known 70 have @ 1esusea TIE nos4 ns4
PaoG rose, ID 4 few houIs, thirty feet, carving
ID houzes mills, teneese.e3thsng capable = @ o.
floating. faou looked nke az Aland m LIZ
hoas md catsie were drowned, and The c1ops on
The bottom lands suffered severely. Tnt 1ooa
Eubstded on Aondn5 nearly Us rapidly ~ 1t rose
Maoy heroic deeds hare beep performed IN Saving
the lives OF those IN peril
LAwItscE, .Kau-, July 11.-Drrt1g ne E,aotn n
OF June The following lands were entered at the
Junction CITY Land 0f1ce In this State: Cnde. tne @
Homestead act IS 1ss aeTes; sold soe 81 80
located with Agricultural Conege SCRIP Av9o
ees total ssas se5ea Ths enses :,ds ona i,m X X
Homestead aci numbered 1al; A1us ltuA H. ,ea s4s
aboye, thele were IA tact2 nled nndet INC F1e"
eMpt1on law.
, 1869-07-14

The HucoIic vnEnbondz In Camp
How the DemoEn11zcd Descendant
Of the Ancient Achcmlsts md
Soothsnycrs Exist

The HucoIic EnEnboud1 In camp
How the Dem moEul1zcd dDcscendnnts
of tho Ancient 31chcunlsts md
soothznycr. Exist
Fypr, tA< Sts- I-ort HoaM-
1 few da5s aSu band Of G!ps!es n1aae IaeN up
rea1anee On the s2cred eol Of New jersey, Ana'
stser wandering about lof VINE n .9e , 3sst
foreign county aooAnds, came 70 Na1asaal a ~ ~,
;hicG grove on the Western New 1ort hoad, Nd
pitched tneI tents y eoou5 as onga - e1gy ~ m ~
ssve SRsss 4 Il a@es seen ooasdee outside t6e psls
q H. L. sssaas 70 NO oo}
possession Of the g1ore In New jersey vert nos =
III an exception 10 the seutsa1t'asous Class oz
Thea M aoos sss % IL 9hea isey IN II . pai up taer
trscK, wnich sNirta the border Of the western SeH
so2,epoag a1aa 5 mo ID aoesar ea3a aa Of the anaG
ner. ard of this ccusoliog fact the Gypels nhss
n,sSe tsTnc Vim tie oaks snd nenlo1 70 sa,s the
ntcessIties Of their transient Eilt- 1hele were
three wagon-loads OF .he sang. ana LeTse e,, III
ehent seven little children Where tney cane from
nclOce IN Tie Ie.ftbortocd Tai a-4e 70 casH. a.u
t2e waoaezefs theE5zelSss " - ~ST t.fo11ns. Td
I'm IT, hsrtsrts1 outside1h The mea wers
d1rzsed IN De Old ssh,cped homespun clothing
and were h1Re bttr1ned hoss4La Ia1A+ rr a1T1
he appearance o1 having saogEso n III! ansa f ~
HeF e1, I'm T;nts: ,sT 7 Tney wr1e ii e.aazetoa.
eEE x.sn eSGns1aSas I aas ei0nas r e.
soiof q 3nitertcs;v aear And sparkling Ttt
Tefoen Eo nnd children werea ssoveny t1es.edL and
looked Is theJ had ne5ef come nndeT e s1e .,, On 70
btned ntneuee cf soap aul xs'e1 n ~ toa aem y, ~
sauS ~ sept . p in Ter ws<ons xhiea ase fashioass
made atelpoe b. th!ss s1Fa 4,nanf anf .n
ohs1s o,6eT t.epe fs p!eees q old Eas
of he men were aseep two o IN 5oe eaanx mga ~
qeTn anH. ssa cr1s which neser iaed
warn IL cap Q: tae appsosSa o. az T,, Ssaai iSSi
", t1S r. rYc5e ;se Gfrs.cs passed ttc.r TIN
II II i,ad.ac ID u ,so.ses ard eve..hins tn,3s s.nsee
ihs In Kettle iire with the larme1a anu osaeIa
fhe r-ts~t oztoa, sod Il VI J --!s-s u 1Iu4
, 1869-07-14

rrotus Delay Loss OF Prop
crtY-A Break In tho Eric cnnn1.

From tA< Ctica Efaaing 01se7rer, Juls ..
We pronounce the thof yesterday the 1efc-
est on record In Oneida ConntJ: i was o. snolt
his The tai Of rain here been heas1er. Within ten
minutes after the storu hurst eFety guiet w. .
creek, and ten minutes latar eyelJ ss5ees "asa ~
liver. the Fater came doHn In volumes Inc
Il titnes the quantity Of water II the ar would
make Z Impossible e. 9T,d 9ns sase5 e Of nd
3eals Of thunder yalied the storm. Amost evcsy
fiTuv thing sought shelter, and for quarter OF N
neq ss} sss Sas 5, pRRsnnS o0 CON nd
one house, owned b. MI. LafaJeEe uaanas, DAT
fowly escaped destruc:!on Ine caoa oset-
Vnn Wsser went M te.itns down Hotel street ater The
farh,on Of NtaRara rapids. 4 little tatthef #es1 ~
where the canal Euns closer TO Aoeslg ss1eeL M
md tow1 ia!o tie Second Ward, aooe!nE cellars,
Destroying gardens ana fItgn!entnE t2aahtan.s 1ss
tn, S,'ls9 setnens Se 1e va almost literally aaoat
for about half IN hour: Genesee sueeA II Lne
ne'gnooriood Of The depot Iseseassa tS5y ,ay
Of EsteF Tas Te1J g1ras here, and The noEe1neoA
Of the liquid were extremely sctlre. DOVE near
the freight house the tricks were bnonetse1, anot
j bridge made the Track tmpassaole. The runs
Fern cleared AWAY shortly. md botn u1cEs ~
now ID perfect order. Mess o. t1e Ss!, ane 9..4
IN nj OTtklny, the water covered the trace oat-
sF.ne lie Iuiroundtng crops and setting cSei5-
thios that couldn't swim atoar ~,
LAief In the afternoon came "a ~;
aster On tie Cuca. CbeuanSo Susque1aun4 -
iey Rarosd Tne aa doe neFe = eloee oe5 5e e.
dsy. A tynin left here this morning, but II Is ooE
known exactly how faE Il vas aole 10 hsoesea. GO
| ne rai'fnsd brdgc At Checless5le s badly oam'
| need and Chadwicks dam Is completely desao3ea'
In many places between eAoquols hnd Sem ahst
| fori fhe Maier has Wa4heL away the e1noanKlnenE
rendering he pa.sasc Of trains !rnposao!e h9 rs
sMse. Ind communication for cars Was stopped
| most 1oruptiy: n- x,,-+,ora
| are dsm4ced by the nood 10 the amount o1 5s@A
| 0QQ, me nood-gates were nsuIndcut 70 c0t9
m the Eaier and Il tore over tha banfa with 6ucl
5orce as 70 ca1TJ o. swo ho!khcads !!om ne dam
On the M; uoor OF the factory building the Hnte
Tss sax fees II depth, the damage 70 cordinS ~
m3ch.ptry reaching thousands Of doEAx IN
| hundred tons Of coal were WAhed RHaFs Az
| three barns were DESTROYED
| 4 aeYlous break occurred IN the Erie Cana
| vhicn Mil M make II necessary to draW the Waie
irom this }eyel- The tronhle = ooes5oned y u
| nyrrooI Of water In the Starch Factory pond, Al
i, results In makh:ng 1eo feet Of sae be11eoahk y
to the canal 1t will tAle nearly week 70 Hpel
The bfeaE. large force Of tucn Is employed =
tic 9ce0e Of the pFeAk
, 1869-07-14
MISSOURI.

Lnbor-Whnt 1r*4ooPtnRn"
school, the Coolic Agent SnTa Aoons
t-Work on thc North MlEeonfi
railroad Nridgc-Thc Direct Irnac
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hon-
auct to Minlxtcr BloWs
sr IoC1s. JULY 1s.-Mr. c. KoorInanschoof, from
sap Franctsco, arrived bare this morning xna lels
his aftelnoon 70 attend tne speM ,+ ~ u
1s,,sn; NJ :; @hers he rs
termed important part u that state an.ahg !. .1s
la1t ten years In the importation o. Coou9 aoss t
from Assa Tax TO sne I9 c'n' yo1asss to chins
bringing orer tn his seserA e1pedltions ~ pesSon
or bJ dcrut! not les than eoNe Shtan ~ 1s3tors
We a,so supplied about 900 coolies 70 ne Eel
ia, Facinc Rallroad Couany. Ho ssys me Chns"
who are now On ne fss w Of month";
Tnrea thap they can hope to get IN the 5outaesu
s,aics, ard that the demand Whtca tae
Memphis convsaea Is aS1ns ~ 70 cooes reci
ron tneir Aalatic homes Il the WaSc. n1ea up
81 at Memphis be Eastsfaetory. be %M snEsEs " ~
enter At once and aIgs ~ tnto ae sae on1 asenee
6';ps1pS e'1ps1 to t:siu sontneIn ts1 lands.
nsFf q i9s Se:'n HasS M.sSar II n,fnse g.
genfs4 len 1esuea y Pe and is be Being rta
neTea ytcpr. The damage TO the work WI 10 not
exceed floooo, including the abof saat ~ et1.
hsntments md keer,nS the Eo1Es clear OFF Q. IT'LL u
Tnod that covered the river. The h5laze NIL ~
completed within sear. ~. c.
Iouts drain Association. will Leave for Europe u
few DAYS, On business connected taa+ w. w ~
through grain movement. The na.a nolect =, ~
his TIN ts to Eccute line Of suitable steame!s 70
mn fxtFeen New Orleans and Liverpool n e9 COZ
nec,iou win b8zges md steamboats, of tne Nlss'7'
npri M,er. ~ -a ,,r,,,,,ncnts-f hsu.
orc, to Hon Menry T. n1ow, o! tnis cisy, on tne
eye OF his departure to assume the dnnes O! A.s
, 1869-07-14

,rla: Minister Of the Interior, ssgosa: Matstef o.
Agriculture, EchesaraJ; Minister Of F!n1nee. A.
danez; Minister Of 1ustlce, sou2la; Alntste: o3 Inc
Colonies, BecE11n-
rho1xsrASf ErK1Ai IN i CATHOLIC cNkff3R1.
The remains Of spanlsh lady Who dled ID toa
Protestant faith we1e inferred to-day tn TIC gen.
crai cemetery. This Is the frst case Of tue oufA
Of Protestant tn the cenese15 Fhen ~ %
r,117rd nnder the recent order Of the Acalde per"
na,tttu1 nnd defending snch funera1A Nearly 20
Spanish Protestants were present. There va 10
dita15nApce.
, 1869-07-14

arnon1 oert1in Of the outside traders once u
aaranTe foIS, looked Te,y snspddonslJ Ike
the saine KIND or articles they had missed
frun theiI own dalrtes. several daJs pro
Afory to the high character Of tho Gypxits IN
their own camp, and 20 had g sx1lox tneir sos-
petnn9 and their bargains at the sat1e nfne- IReIo
csnpruent but ali the women were old, drted-up-
loofnx, AID appeared to be ottatd Of ese3 pa:sex.
bJ as thpuRh each n4d committed some Ef1ut
Htlich thc Was AFRAID Of having revealed. Three
hot1es, belonging to fafmers near The encamp-
menf, disappeared Itther .tnystes4ously altes ne
uTrfyal Of The Gyp6te4 md they Ne1e all t11ced 70
the ealcn This Of course, rendered tho nc4&a-
horhood too hot for them. and 80 feeling tna6 pE1-
denee IN their case wAs the better part o1 faloI,
Folded theis tents Ike the Ar1ts,
r. : And silently stnls away
In the midst OF tha darkness OF the niXht, Hhete
they alone Epew and no one el3e cAreA
, 1869-07-14

Eeu York Sknkc Temperance con-
veutlou-yEomnu1s Suffrage COZ"
rrutl0ns

HeU York SknkC Temperance A0HH
venttou-yTomnu1s Suffrage Con-
Fenklon.
e.R.rooA. JulY 1a-The State Temperance
Convention met here today, and passed feso!o-
f1nns urrtnn temperance men to vOto for none but
ttmnefance men for Office, and thai tney sloala
ncmsnd Of the next Legislature taw allowing
matortty Of the voters IN any city 10 ptono1 tne
ealea Of intoxicating liquors
me woman 4 Suffrage Contention mel mere 70
DIR Miss Anthony. as temporary t1AltIlanr salo
fhe convention r Is to organize q stHsaSt AksoCl-
atinn. 70 obtain for women their legal rghfA
ME- Martin addressed the eonFentaon, lono*eo
by MS Anthony. Several committees we're ap-
pointed, and the convention ad}eatneo I'LL a'1s1-
noon. ~ W..
The at.ernoon session Vas addressed p Ms
Ealah F. Norton, Of New York, after whiea Afs,
Il E J. Gage, Of OnondhSa, WAS made Permanent
Prcsideat With thirty. .EIx Vice Presidents.
The Committee on Platform reported setaes 2!
resolrt1on3 declaring that the question q Monaas
suffrage 10 the great moral and poAncA questoh
Of the Day; That the light Of esety n1nnn oSln9 ,l
10 sharo II the government under whleh ehe i!Hes
far woman he inherent right Of suffrage as hu-
man beng, md deny the rtEht o. man 70 oe9he p
her 5phete, and cu1ph.ueally den5 ns ms
rtght 81 one sex 10 define the HShH and
uuies Of another SET; gladly recoEnlze the aetton
Of the irish Republican National Conyenuons. .. = =
eonrse 81 the Methodist Ep!scopal Church, n ne
demand sn amendment 10 the Constituton O. F Ins
United State8 10 secure the r1eht o. teMAe @ ~.
frace. and invita- the cooperation q cvetY naa
Rud WOMAN, irrespective Of Gred- colof or u2aoa
nf1ty IN securing such an Amendment
The session viii cloee o-mor1oF.
, 1869-07-14
The Grape CFops

From 44 SdndKtky to.} Rfg9tkkf, 1Hs9 4os
Alter careful inquiry, and examination o. ne ne
frult itself, are hbae to report tnat Nom tais
Ma1m u aud az. The grape czup viii be better than
haii eaN yey many oaneos1 os ess q nj. Sa.
deHed some punches were entirely covered.
some Of the vines were well 1osded win c.ean
buuchcs, whle other r1nes viii proye woHh1ess
T1e Weather, Thursday night, was Decidedly oaa.
md did considerable damage Ihe coneosaa
what injured: snoald We nsTs ~ ~, eo1r9p Meep
q. Thnrsd4T and Thursday night Of this week the
q M ysees M ee s19eS ,9e .aae sna 5et y Sqw
means Is had u many of the growers assen we
think the 1tanders are overdespondent oaa a.; =
matters are. On Putln-nay the stems ate nlied
prcttT wei. On Kelly9 Island there Is greater
lack of wt1l-nlled STEMS On the fcrnel ss,anu
vhai one grower calls he k:rot : es 6sa Is tas
eI frptn this On r1t1 the crop ts mAtuled. Nnen
we shall have better than hall crop, ano, oNine
10 the exta nue condition OF the vines IN eas1y
rnr1uc, d good 1tock Of grapes. The growers AT
despondc1t enough, but We trust their WORST 1ea1s
-t1i of IN, realized.