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, 1869-07-19

The Hon, John Rose. Of Canadn, the FL
nance Minister Of the Dominion, has been
to Washington and has bud talk with our
government about q renewal Of recipr scity.
We are afraid Cur Canadian friends Will
6rd it uphill work to renew that treaty.
II II were a new and untried thing, the
chances ire that it would be fayorably con-
sidered; bnt We have tried it, and our Do
mlnion friends grew saucy and impudent
under it; they thought TINT they were do
ing us IN honor by accepting its advan-
sages, md during our civil war rcciprocated
our commercial kindness by doing what
they could To destroy the Union. The
people Of this country have tried
to get along without reciprocal trade
with Cannda, md hare managed to do SO
with tolerable SUCCESS They have, how
ever, no unkintlneks towards the British
Americans; on the contrary, they ure very
willing to lend them helping hnnd but
when they go into reciprocity again they
intend that it shall be reciprocal. Thu popu-
lation, trade and production Of the British
colonies arc in the proportion OF one to ten
Of The population, production and trade Of
the EDited States. We have single States
exceeding the Dominion in population; NC
Laye dozens Of States each exceeding it in
production. l, is Eot likely that we shall
plnce Canada On m equality with these
States in trade and commerce urless We
have the sumo advantages in Cannda.
II ocr Canadian brethren will drup the
4nyv,, .-Is,G rhf #
, 1869-07-19

teeted from smuggling, aud would hnve the
benefit Of tariff reduced to s1ch point
us would be mutually acceptable TO tho
contracting parties, When the Hon. John
Rose is authorized by his Dominion associ-
ascs to oreu negotiations for zollverein,
let him come to Chicago and spend somo
time suorg tie people Of tits section. and
then 60 10 Washington. His visiting WASH
ington to ,evivc the old reciprocity treaty
is like going 10 publishers executors to
get out new edition Of q twenty-yeas-old
,,Jyuaron
, 1869-07-19
Gutc Along tile W'eAt Branch or tho
North n1R*purls

F5tm the Ea.sus Cit; .ro1u14sa, Julg 1G
We lccrn taas the heasy ra!a s:os11 Wednes-
day afternoon It'd considerable damsEe Al Nissou-
II lily, and along the line Of tie railroad Trees
were tom mp ny The rooter fences hloan down.
sud napy i1rn houses razro.!f escaped t1essr1e-
lion. ..-
Abont O'Clock p. H., the hurricane passed ertr
Lexington, accompanied ~ heavy Ealn- II vas
terrible IN IL 5CrJ aad sven: THE earth Ike The
b.srtn Of GtstrEe;:nr, Houses and churches
vere unrcofed. walls. sstown. down, trees and
Shredder! rosn rp by tie roofs 1aa IN EASY cases
the ofllce OF the Ctea.+sn was taSen OF, and roT-
tons CT the wall h!owu dbEn- -.-..
in Rfchuopst the co1pty scat OF RaJ County,
thr ,i.ita..on pi the storm kioE Ea7 tyca more
sever. Several c.uEches- Residences, auA tho
Court House, VIC understand, were completely de-
tnollseed. While tat surrounding country vas Ter
t!a!J tom EF.
, 1869-07-19

~. f,1,on,,v -, fonnd ,r1t,en nm .r-,n, =,
n.rer In ht, ,cct.t.
;. ~, n, ~ -. ,.,fc ,,s rb,tdn-, ,.v.,c..x
tttcu one kallon q whistry &Inr tho a house {iood
t5e 70 mJ rye .,., ~ yoG thet y1a hasr
~ 1sr lfn hayn s. ccnu. rave mi :eted
t1eacssoas'J axa!n.s ny ntdef thsy 1a.1 faJ whAs
ia RE- mr. ioTs,1 nhd,en Nd r. Wiz Tbr1
nay telegraph tsoa.snd tins.., hare not done any
mug III "7nAa'' no'oins ana neeo n'acn
o,,, $3.50 n.
~" ~ ~ ~ o.o.&u 49,, "Seu sespssI
!'eis 80 WIG A'.'su ~ n.1su Eane.
49, ,..s,." ,.,.S w ,.s..{ n.sa.H
49,. ..ss $3.50 -s0 ~ s1.. $3.50. A.. a'
h 80 a.e.- ~ "'ua .. ~. -,
..,,,,. ~ sts Iea ns"4 80 80 80 1.s ~
l.s .ooss Anu sa+at a1eu ~ .ae .te.
Iaeos anu u.n'! a0sas " 1ater 80 opoe4 s1e
t"e o,uet iAtacs oo5 ~ pe toPp1n2 70 iA ia4. ne
sauto sS - 1ue oo5 70 nut'l oaVae ues was taai,
Ing. fHsaseaee, tae no5s 1an oat aaa ciamoeled
eoi "nefe tne1 1eacnen the oanH WIS Hei and
s'pIcf5, ahd sneJ both 1cll being exhausted snd
patutA5 oaansa ifoa ACTION o5 tetsns, tneY we're
unaoe 70 ses out Of Inc WY unul me ifee 1eu
upon ana efasoea encu1, kNl'nR tae fAtket noy
lha&ahu5, MA co1op&nlon surviving nln oh'y lew
Apous el1 weesy ago, batber, naned william
Brews'er, OF Chatham, ontarto,, wos cIIed to
shaye the corpse Of mAu whose death was occa-
stoned by lung fever, and the 1nstrument was al
tcrEar4f ia1d by 10 t,e used no more III a rdzor
I,ns. being one morning. without a kn!fo, and de-
string 10 sharpen bis peuct Brewster used the
.azor for tha puIpese. and dur,pc 1be operat,on
cut 3 Slight cash III the left forenu1er. IN an
hour or tvo the met,.ter commenced ashlng
md cnntInued 10 rroE woraA unul. The vhoie
tana .nd arm werr 1rarfnn, svI1en NM VI.
rrsn In snota assnmeh a rtott,a1 a;nas ,anrs
tI,r+ny tnc,orcd for fan, ,xecrs vt,bont aorcsss
, 1869-07-19

The Chicago Lfgal Meas of last week
contains the notes of the decisions in sew
eral cases heard in the Supreme Court -of
Illinois IN September, .1s6s, including the
case Of Ne.Irrtry es.. Vetster. The Court
in that case held that the act Of 1861 Tor
the protection Of married women in their
separate property did not change the hus-
baads liability for debts due by her before
sLu:riage.-tLe reason given Ieing that
th.Ect Of 1851 did rot deprive the husband
of tEs wife's labor, skull and. earning. afteE
marriage. Mrs. Rsadme1, referring edito-
rally 10 tlia cste, refers to the act Of 1853,
which gives to the wife the EXCLUSIVE right
to her earnings, and pointedly aak:
t.Sow,1har the wife, undef the ac: Ct 1869, 1s
eLullci to her oRn earnings, Hhoud not the Eu6-
land be freed iron. pnytas 1ef debts contracted
t+tcre mn11.agee 9'ho wife Is not liabte to pay
thu debls OF the tyhand contracted before uaf-
EaEr We lefiever tshea the vile ts entitled to her
earnings and to LOT! property In her own name,
that tie debt. Of tie hpst,an,1 and wife contracted
basis"
"Equal rights with nava i" csrtainly sl,orh,
require that wives receiving nh their cam
,ngs should at least pay the debts due by
them before nhrtiora.
, 1869-07-19
The Labor Troubles Ut Pong keep

porou8EErs1E, jay 1I-1Itetl.sence rom
Pheasant rai!ey+ to II O'clock last evening SAYS
are Iysug nroGaa on door steps aiong nc sWAI, ,E.
AID til tac Leids Squire McCoEsqck ;n UfTs's a,,na sns
10 Keen The peace, but WAS reee!Fs VIII nde srs
At tne Valley add another lctt 1hs Mofpln8; Ihe ,
N sLs . leeaxd s. Il gfs5s pass. paeed inef
sne1n sso".rs wno hare ia} tsala5 from It. The
psore ssf ts1 i've sn mss.ts 1sss nIs Ga
'1 roranE Eris:E, \. y, july 1.--sheytn Ken
II ntfsv, tactr by tWn coclpI2lGs o. military, to-
f1rricaders Or tile Pheasant Valley dtssurbaoces,
AMI also ael1eL tue horse and wagon formerly
owned ty Welch, tie abssonlaing eontfnesor.
In fuM force. and aAouted Ierialyely and taunt-
inRty at the military. Tc-nsSnt cte15thins q
nave bten sworn IN u prputJ She1ins. Se1l
Tuc7daT TIC lahore1s w:lt be jhaid or whtn It Ia
ar rptshenlcd that there Wip be further trouble.
, 1869-07-19

terany ttE tntr IN eight days, and there has been
- known number Of showers hetwetn vi !.
another pnstalInens To-day. Noat crons are Al.
rtady roue up. The reas M11t b u tho rain dozen
stop. Ecab and blight IN wheat. Corn IS r,.y.,s
ont. The land l. too SOFT 10 bold q reaper,
PEORIA, July 17.-A violent storm OF wtua ana
min pasa d oqer here yesterday. damaging trss1
and breaking window EEss geneFalfY. AZ Catli,.
co.ha tht. atom did more dalnage, oEe1nrntuv
aeyeral h0uses and. destroying crops. The crvp1
ID aM th5s EertIon Of tha country, from Ueury ta
Rone- nse safd TO be destroyed; wheat, oais aai
corn being blown aat to the ground
Drs MON n, July 1.-THE heavy rains for fha
p7.t week hare dtne immense damage to &rp,s IA
titt1 kett1op.7 Wheat and oats suffer most TtunJ
Oh lhe Valley Road are Obliged 10 MAKE two nan:
fers OVER bridges carried oway. Telegraph coz.
munjeatlo1 has been cut Oh lQ5 two days.
, 1869-07-19

Return OF EacurslonfafA the
vEenthcr-A Nrovc OF Cuxtic In tho


Return OF Eacurs1onIafH = Tho
Icnthcr-A Nrovc OF Cuslic In the
91is%ih>ippl.
ST. Lor1s, July 1.-THE excursion party from
Gle. eland, lp1&arapo1is, and Other polnta, Who
meJ with : railroad accident Eear Lawfcnce, kIa-
sas, on Wednesday, passed through here snia
Afternoon Tanss for bone. The wcundnA ve.cs-
bern Of the pskt5-arE comfortably psuVldcd for
Aud doing vel They passed resolutions before
leaving LawTcuce exoneratiug the company from
tnne In the matter, and raised handsome SUBJ
fct1putu fof the f1nus OF the engineer Of sne
train v Ao = as Killed ~ the accident
The weather cncslntes excessively wa1u1- The
mercury At a. m to-day stood 1T S. at noon 1T
81, sbd at PIN. at 81. This evening q thunder
ksotM passed over the city, and refreshing show
eT fell, WITCH has Materially cooled the atOos
phtrr.
ST. Lor1s, July 17-!A drose Of Tex1s cattle,
while being driven 10 nc feHy. today, for ship
nent East, dashesl lnto ine river. large num-
Ter. RetliLE Into The 6tt0uS cuTeut. we're carried
FL stream. 4 sHHt steamer nas sent after
them, and In the effort ta drive them Ashore sev-
e1ul ere run down and kiltta1- flralr, with tue
ui q .eki1-, they were IAuded AMI SECURED some
distance below the C:tr.
, 1869-07-19
TORN MADO,
Terrible Storm Mt Eiint, MtchI-nn-
Much Damage Demo - Building,
Destroyed and lnjurcd-Petxoa:t
initAexe&. 4c.


Much Damage Dsnc - RuiIdi.,s:.
Destroyed and lnjurcd-Petxoa:,l
In1tafAe&- 6c-
rE7RofE, july 1T.-A letter from Flint, M1rh,eaa,
gil 80 an account OF serious lornstjo h.i.h tIs-
liz D That town on Thursday night. II aretx,.!
about tFsHeE dye buildings nnl nJGrcd more "
tess about N4rensy Others The eapo!a
or the Cont House MSS blown OH 4
tre1 building which was being butt near
The Court louse bF 3ir St15t, H.1s raze,l
to the ground. TIE Presbyterian Chc.c1
was strRck By igh1nlnG tearing on por1.on uf
The toof- The new brick store recently completed
By J. L. Covert and Aessr~- McKor. was l.a.!1y
ing blown Hway- The entire fruns OF Cash t
Hazleton's hyefy statie WA blown apaF i swo-
s'nry frame house on Wood strest, In the First
NarJ. owned and occupied by X. He:ttou. WAS
lifted from l's foundation and carried acruss the
stree. clea-n1 two fences u It's ni.ht, striking
The round the lot opposite It's original cation,
antl elnashsnG to atcma, The wind carrying tic
fragments In eEery direction. atra, uea,np. his
vile. ami 4 boy seyen years old, were IN tue
house at the time aud WIRE severely injured. The
hoj Iecerett cur SIX inches IN length behind the
right cat, and one nearly as large on the opposite
Side OF his heau; his Teeth were knocked OUT and
his fnce hatft{ bruised, hut 10 bones broken. ME.
Helron Fecetsed several bill cuts on hts heal aad
his limbs ~ers considerably bruised. Nss- Hes
toms Injuries are internal, and Of severe nature,
The Injured family we're taken 10 the residence VI
y. r. kngsbnr1, near b5, where they were Kind
r. CART! fur.
TIE total loss IL the town was not far fsau1
a,t+e- NeiGhho1lug tnmu LIS also sutrereI irr,n
thu same storm.
, 1869-07-19
EDWARDSVILLE,

Extraordinary Chapter OF acci-
dcntx.
EDw4Rps,1LLE,, IL, July la hoy named
Thomas Keller, Who was vort!ng In harvest
Held, near This place, fell from Wagon loaded
with nay. Yesterday aud YVES Instantly Eltled-
4 team of nuIes Gr1Een by Harrison r. Hinder,
whs thrown from nis wagon AMI fatally Injured
Ham Meier. On Hon. n. c. Flarvs farns north
Of this p.ate. in attempting TO curb q leal Of
pay, ~Ltt tie wagon Ka5 tn motion, fell nuutF
he waeel, and bis head MAS smashed anil bis ueck
bruken- ...
A son Of WIDOW Aidrfp fell from cherry tree
and broke both bis AtmA
\ brakeman fell ACROSS tho C4>:k ~ Dorsey Sta-
tim 5esttYlay, en- the Te1re Ua.t. K3i:solh, and
y as INSTANTLY killed
, 1869-07-19

We p,:b:ishe.l IN Saturday q telegram
from Omaha which 1oached, on the au-
thority Of news from Gr4rn River, for the
safo:y Of the Powell expedition up to Jnly.
l. We have the satisfaction this morning
of laying lefose our renders three letters
ircn Major Powell to this paper, which
prove disrcct!y that The stories Of his loss
md that Of his COMPANIONS were untrue, as
theY Ind already pissed in safety the point
where the disaster WINS reported to have oc-
cured, md were about to enter upon the
great object Of the e1reditiSa-the c1plora-
tiuu Of the Colombo.
, 1869-07-19
NEW YORK.
Special Despatch to The chicaso Tribute.

Wv Ynnr. inv X
THE E1Jyut-srrRs
etnee thr r,n,nre of ,he Cnhans. At Gandner,s
Is,an5 tha Ynnfa nil, synusfer she SCENE of their
oner,t,1ns IN e.tbcr noston ar ,Pblisdelpn,a-A
schooner WIN ar1ru IN board. -sallrs, Testcr1aY
from 1'rli4aclpb5, sn1 took on zen nj an obscure
point o. Chesapeake TAI. ETac fnenla af The Gu
eaus Eay an expedition nas sailed, from New Or
,.,ns .n1 xrot,er f-,,r syc{tfs 1rithl, INA IN
80 ranta ,na re,rhof tha I.,.,,, s,fo,v
furxrv urrrp,,r;,q
4, o,rantya,,on N Errnch ncnn,,,cons h,s
taer rn.un hcre with " v,rv tn c,ivarcIny tho
oro-,hrov ~ thr Sano,son,c dsnastr .na .ecnr.
~ I,.,ssst, -. 80, .s.',s'..s,
''s eu:.... 49, .as
pts1ffo!S1ko eoLoStsas.
settItne.t II the Wsst aa.c returned, anu arc
d,to,,,..,,,. t,.t,or a,,,r,,.,,r tox ,hn ,,.on+
~ ~rn,,n ,hat ,ha tan.,s 49,. ~ ha1a y, a-o,'
bltant rn.ea bI specuaiorF, md tae general pros
Ircts tor sett.els are not encouraging.
49,, e-,,,-z
80"
Anaisa on MAIL street To-day 'Fffe very quleI
TIE principal operators having LETT town on ac-
Was s,nat -. vee,era,y AMI the rbIsf tor.. ~
"As apoal ~ 9esae4oa'' aou tue tate! 'ops y.
CONVERSATION %As 'ue FenoAute te7nlt VI eoe .ti4ts
for violating the laws axairst usUs5. Three
N o,.e =, shs Waate,n e,ocss M, ,ne,. - n1n
ability that tue market Will be artihcalls
IN 3 week OF tWo-
frr7 esoxno OFT or IN. 1ns ERIE RAILWAY Dis.
Ersn,so NJ u,,,scp the c,.,orr,,n ,,,o, n
the Ere disaster, will bring suit for Seo 0o3 against
the company. The c4lps Of nearly all the other
sufferers by The dis1ter have been settled By tho
company. -
NtssiAH tA''aA11oH'
The Emperor Alexander has removed The re.
et,.ctIpns against emigration from sne Russian
1,nnrc Mnny Inhabitants Of Poland AMI thc
ns.,s'sa ,x.,Ic.as ~ p.,.s,. ...,..s..e s.o
u1neF Wer'elu p1o''nees - tAass'@ a1E preparing
to come 70 Ame11ca 11ca
GHAyE-pIEGrN KILLED. BY LlGHTSISG.
SEw IoEr. July l'.-ratrtek uanley, = grave
digger tn Greenwood CeneIery, vas Killed In.
o@1's y TuHsApG.
The brig Atl,y IaYratee Y al canstzetI by 4 tor
podo on Long Island Sound yesterday. Two ses-
a house at Port Chester. tc.e up trees and til1
-nther damage there II aiso bic down tG o houses
IN Droosjyr Enrp0fed fultr ynore, and did oiner
t1amare. "a ives 1ost.
E4rT more horszss and rnEr n,nu!sher houses in
rr1nslrn Hsre nlnTn toun. Ali the bathiuV
hnusrt ~ f:nnev 1slantl xerr htown ia uiece5 hT
he f67na.ln. Thr ToI,f ri Coney Island car. w1s
hiovt, m and sSxcT1; fnonssI t,nI:ars' wortb of
da1case done b, NE 1sme rsnT st9n IN casaass'e'
nas1 e5 t,a ana Yaa oad'nH' tTo NE aseSersI enst
wv 1,,n,, tssI 1In *, pt. ,T71r
wnfnnenl and mr. n:Iir fe,rSina,efjo f,ce nahi
ntp[tr.te rone ~ ths r1r.s ~ 2e, sese ts
~ 1tth ~ rr1 ~ W ,, Iou8HS "efe Aieor
~" 'o'1 ~ 1@e nsr G1TT Ynura1rI 1r
n,.tns +nfa .rnae s-1S
~ "ee-' c1c,r,.
The cho1er. h,1 usdc il en1carnnec IN uobo-
, 1869-07-19
MEXICO,

Congressional Eecctlons-3aIlroa ad
unl Telegraph Enferprisr1-Juaxz
Cnbsnet Ble1En Up san0 Co uan Down
Again.
CITY NEx1co. Juj5 10, r,a HAVANA, 1I-T1e
Congressional elections were peaeatIy conducted
tlrongh0nt the country.
TIE contract With CumpbeH + CO., for teie-
Ersrh line between Mexico and Latuca has been
eIfht.l. WORK On. tho salliual ifOtn Pueblo Ia
Mexico has 1t commenced
pases tsrsa tRt Ctsy q Mexico ART to the 1.1s
On the 1Qth+. While Pres1teut jl.agez'1 Cabinet,
a1l Ahoat tory tshers, were enloytn4 Tiie oss
Lake Tcseuco, neaE AcxIcor the. boiler OF the
steane Exploded All weIe lniraca:ousi5 sayet!.
Romero IVES in the engine roo.a He WAS thrown
t1to The Kaiel, hut saved himself bI a9inu!ng.
, 1869-07-19
MASSACHUSETTS,
CAPTURED Lager Returned 10 1ts
OSvMcrs-Dr0xVn CnAeA.

Captured Lager Returned 10 lts
vncrs-DroSTntns Cases.
Do<Tps. July 17.-Tbe large quantity o! lager
Eelzed July g. In the saloon Of the Brothers Pta:r,
WAS returned to them today. The reason gireh
spoil be1oto decision would be reached In the
courts. 4 dlnerent result was experienced hY
consisting Of cnc keg Of lager seize.t, and the
ner ntenced to thrre months At the House OF
Correction, and nned ~. Judge Putnam. late
PRESIDENT 0f the Seuate, and recently appolntri
ia q Juleeehtp, passed the sentence.
Mrs JeE2ie whittier, aged Is, and Mrs Afion!e
McGrcgoE, age,f -, we're drowned u the Aerrt-
Mrs. Mctirreor :eases husband ani one child
Edward Turner, aged Il. WAS drawnesl last
evening, Ut Jamaica Plain, Hsl1e bathIng.
, 1869-07-19

: pocGNtEE1*1E, July 17-Au escaped murderer
from t.lr tlLroa F1s4;n made Lis appearance In
cksrEe Of his o:...cr-s 1t SuK Sing Frlsoa tsaIy,
hayirE teen conMItEed on sentence for lar'snT
In Sew York city. The prison Authorities refuscff
TO rccctTed ttm ccttt Ec had served out his sell
tence Ia the Eliutou Prison, and be VAS taken
hack 10 Scs Totk.,,
, 1869-07-19

There are two why's Of conducting uews-
paper, and both are right, nccord1ng to the
character of the Newspaper. conducted, One
way is tc assume the intelligence Of the
reader; the other is 10 asaune that the
render is fool. The first is our way, and,
Of course, is correct, for the readers OF THE
TnnrsE are Of The intelligent class; tho
second is the way Of the 1';mes, and nobody
Gun find fault with it, for its assumption
that its reade1a nrr Of the class easily be-
fooled nobody doubts. It is the good for
time, or the good managemeut-as the zea-
der p1eases-of The Tn1prsE to give the
nevR; it is the. III luck, or something else,
of the Times not to do it. In show not to
do III that paper shows the most1ema.kabla
ability and alacrity, and it is the only point
On which We DO not pretend to compete
with it.
A case in point: On Saturday this paper
gave IN its local columns twp reports Of two
remarkable incidents-ono suicide and the
other IN elopemept. Both were true to tho
letter and both Of public interest. But it
Unopened that the Times failed to get any
knowledge OF. either OF them, and, Of course,
failed to report them. Now-to suppose
4 violent improbability-hadt the case been
reversed, and the 11mes Ind published these
Incidents and TIE TEmusE had not, We
assuming the intelligence of our readers,
who would have understood quite
aa well as !: We Tint VS. were
beeten-sbould, had we said anything
about it, have acknowledged our negligence.
But TINT is not the Iimes's way On the
contrary, assuming that its readers hare not
the intelligence 10 know what is and what
is not news, md that it, may account for
,'sd noz-appeay1nce Of those. two interesting
items in iis : columns, that pa-
Per t.encuaees them as false. This
would II 1n insc1t to our READERS, who
know too much to ho pat of with 60 lame
an apology tes. not publishing the news.
Bat We nre bound 10 beaieye TINT it is not
m insult to tie 1eadets Of the Times, else
| the TINES would not resort TO SO t1anspar-
cnt Trick. And transparent It certainly is,
for, though it uay deceive the roaders Of
that paper, it deceiyes nohcdy else; and,
az the Tins cannot make its circulation a.
| together n / .ivate one, the defence it is
compelled 10 make is only confession to
the public at large that. whatever it, pro
fessions, it does not begin to publish live
, 1869-07-19

The rIt.ais.tppt On enc Rampage.
From The Eta1al tloua) Gate CITY, Jsly l6.
The rise III the river which commenced on
Thursday cuutlaGes w1th teslsucss taruc, aud d
ua5ked degree OF regularity nnI 1a7tdlty. 4 yesJ
large 4IrA IT real estate Is now occupied b. the
daddy ct all small streams, which, though IL
nat Il, Legally within the limits Of hts }u!i+!ctton.
lsit G, 4 1, t1.1 EI.uo o11iuaty occls.9us. The
, 1869-07-19
GEORGIA

The Turner Envcst1Eatlon mt Ma
con.
AAeCS, Co, Ill5 1L-1l the Turner l1yt atisa-
tttn Today the only eIort made hJ the defence
Vas to iEpeach the testtr1ony Of. tha witness
SNayne- Saoae twent-- Mhitea anil hsAeSs s~ore
that they would nut believe tue Kfloess on oas1.
The decision u The CUEnl!Aslones5 was reserved
fill MpEHl-
, 1869-07-19

Tu1 CAR Axp TIE GcCAENlcAL COUNCIL
St. PETERsBrk0, Jaly II.
The Car fprbtds tie atsen43nnce of Russtsn
bishops 1t tie Gc1mentcA Council
, 1869-07-19

Fire In Windsor, Conn.

Skw4EX, y. J., 'uls l;,-I.er. Nj. Owca5, OF
ih.s city, imported dead ffb1l the ecrf1 OF
wound rceeired nj Rockaxay, L l.. Ia ulivc aHl
, 1869-07-19

rARz1Es sExTxNcID FuR coArL1cITT IN T11E pCs-
suDoKF RluIA4
... BERLIN, July II.
Deruty Aeule haa4been sentenced 10 one vearv
ttupusonnentre md three wcxtmen 10 three months
imprisonment, for eou1pl!dsy In the Dusseldorf
tt0te.
, 1869-07-19

ANHIftMe
TIE ErERoR's sPHECH TO pIIEGATIoNs OF THE
IMPERIAL AND urSGAKIAN RH1cHaaATHs.
VIENNA, July IL
, The Emperor Francis Joseph gave an audience
todaE to delegations OF the Imperial and the Hnn-
gartAu Re.ehsIath1 In reply to N. De Magtath,
President Of the Hungarian delegation, be satd be
had been called to exercise elpal influence over
the commou ad11rs Of the empire aud Kingdom.
GuIded By wise moderation and good feelings,
he had created the delegations, and they
would be aided With all the inau-
ences OF the monarchy II theIr
labors for consolidation Of peace and the public
confidence. The Emperor then addressed Prince
Auersperg, President Of the delegation Of the
Imperial Relchsrath, and assured him that sincere
co operation With the Hungarian delegation was
The sptest guarantee for the maintenance ot in
teInal aEd e11eInnI peace. -
, 1869-07-19

HAk7Fnhn. Jrir 1..-Thc Grswnl1 Hotel. two
Lstrs- Post Qalce. md two stores. Ii Windsor,
tu.t-, Hrru L-::::..-! t. .&..y.
, 1869-07-19
China

TIE Br1Tka FKE1JxE AGAINST FOREIGNERS
Hose KoSo, June "a, ria LONDON, July IL
A proclam1,.ou deuouncipg foretguefa has been
extensively posted il the toWn5 md villages on
the Yaugte River by 1te ,senta OF tho secret to-
clety.
4 G1NSPiEACY
has been discovered at Fod CHOW, having for lis
ot,iect the opening OF Another Tae2ing rebellion.
It 10 runpred thai oVerce. $50 mcn ART conuecs:d
with The rooyctaenk
, 1869-07-19
IIPNN6
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Aff1Cf HEEEt8 Hz1UD1pf.,
I Loxpo1, jay II,
atytces from Yotonar1a TO tho f6ih Of Juce are
recetYed. The naral and military forees of, the
Nlkado had comr.enee4 m attack on the res'efs
ut Hakodedl Tie result Of the hattie Il not
funTn.
, 1869-07-19

The preaident mt Cape Uny-'
CAFE May, Jaly 17.-The Prcsldens nrrtTet
tI1c " duy, aid v u STAY I'LL ljulay. -.
, 1869-07-19
Tbc Trihumr.
SUBSCRIPTION TERHB:

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xna,, Ettt,nn ~. year. bJ AAu-,..,........ 2.30
wrtA,y I1j..t. PCT 5ess. bE HAI1-.-.-..-..-- 2.oo
p,nt css year Il game rxtn ..-..
r ,r.rat drlAy and Histste1 be eusr and ave Fo4f
.,.Lcr AdtTrsa In iEIL laetudtnx 64tr and county.
To-:rss.tss allowed ten pa cent ooGutaissian nu
eaIiv .utxtTiptlcEA
Rru,l!tAnec- may bc mad e.taez hy draft easstsa'
Post Oc.ee n1c1. nt In frxierd lftes1 At out tts%
TIxa TO CIT tCnscHMKn1:
I.ay Gr;,~e.rd Sunday ExcEFztp.13 cents ccf wetks
DalS, derc1ra- SEndAT IxctEpEn3o cents pr week.
A1tnz, TRIBUNE CoNPAHY.
ChscaEaJN.
, 1869-07-19
HnK1fa

Hou. san1e. Sbel!ahasger, seaserday, had
special audience with The k'ne. and presented bis
credentials II Minister of The Unlted stateA ,
, 1869-07-19
Crnncc.

1
FAHLs, July L.
The public newspaper says It ls now certa!n that
the Eew Ministry will be as follows: Minister Of
the interior, De Forea dc Ia oqust.e; Minister NJ
Jusiice, Duycrglef; Minister ot Foreign AGatrq
AuVe1gue; Minister Of Finance, Pierre Ma1ue;
Minister Of Commerce, Alfred LeTp11 NIn,stes OF
ruhl!c Works, Gtccler; Minister OF Marine, Ad-
n!ral Genou.!IJ; Minister OF War, Marshal Neil
u Houhel II u be President OF the Seuate.
TEE SUEL CANAL
PARIa, JULY IL
n. Lesseps Officially announced that the cerc-
.Eop5 Of the opening Of the suez Canal will take
place On tho 11th OF Soyember.
RCAokED DECLISAII0E.
PAkiA, July II.
II Is rumored that u, MaEne, Minister OF
Finance, Will decline In tue EeW Ministry.
, 1869-07-19
Portugal,

x1S1rEx kHE111HtR0KR F2EaKS7s H1s cRKpRr-
TALE
, 1869-07-19
WASHINGTON.

SpecIal Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
WAsH1N0TUs, JAY II.