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PROHIBITION. IL MAsSACHU
6ETTE,
The Lager Beer Questlen-Sutgerl
Trutontn What tho Wholesale
Dealers zSoY-CunIinurH3 Seizures

The Lager Beer Suffering
Trutonta a-WhAt tho Wholesnlo
Dealers sSoy-Conxinurl Seizures
.ssem 4Ae Bassez J,.s,nst, -Iw&ya.,
Tia resolts Of the vigorous enforcement Of the
r. ~ an sa1 af tas . 19
now Tor the 1rst una 1nds IL 1ppesite ohduucted
and Its national beverage fofhlddeu- There
feei II hlu.en The he = aaoss @ .sased 81 a. nor morssis: is:
and 10 bear genuine tloquenor It b only necessA.
y TO Ak any Of our Teaton,c cittzeas What they
eourtvlallttes are ut an end can only be enjoyed
bJrtsorung TO Means qa1te foreign 70 their open
Wo az
Hut tEeJ cannot gather In the accustomed places,
and no tue German ever dttnks Alone. Cnu!
their privileges arc restored no Other subject Eil
be OF The slightest moment 10 them.
Eut tie Oppression comas nardest upon thu nu-
EeIpEs c]aAs who sec their nle9I1 .! gaining =
edict Of 1he STATE. TO SAY nothing q tho Iend-
o5s-1nost Of Nho.n EeIn honest and orderly men
there - a.s nInarsas sas u Geans emMoysd 10
ana1fs continues. There Hin be no alternative
Suspension Of The nasnufactare take Place. :.
Thn brewers knd retail dealers ate takiuZ coun-
Eel ioEethe1 Hnd x1u 1oon b thoroughly organ
! general gathering. and for Two Afternoons
= Turn Halle" has been d11ed with those whose
mtesesss are ehieo5 sdeeted. FEom the hints
ma NAT I. ss1f =
nm IL siofed N IL vaniss y It Roxbur1 beer 10
the taiue of eighty thousand do1la1s nhc whole OF
which Will b a dead loaa II not disposed OF this
interests which are threatened with ! tulnopa
loaA1 aud which aEo Norktng to toruw on the
WS.gnt Gp1n o.e1s tnsna: '.n ,,n,, ,o,,. . un,
bu1iDess - ever There Il Little danger. t. Is
said. Of their being 1ntes9e1ed With. No nos!nca-
Marr Jones, Who Keeps quiet dart as to hss tnten-
tons IN regard to tbs enforcement of the Law
upon them. In conversation nns Of the principal
u ses nd ySse BE- Is 9,g :.
frequently taEes p!ace u lis ssors, md Is % N i.
IT, e 81 g sss e e. e. esans
clergyman IN New Enasaod, men Of the hlgnest
stanatnZ In society: aaa connected With iona
eas e1sfs Il sas sa aRsa 81 er ~ ~
oT9 gsTpos aay some 1dfsa 11e ase
ule. and once, also, thai Of . yo1n2 LADY, who
would bare died but for !ts relief An going
s1S p9Ie esanos
Into your establishment and buJ It without caus-
ing you TO yiolaie = law which would tmpr1son
reply was that there Was the brandy, and he
ahnuld have r. II he aaw a. to paJ sos IL he might
haye 1t, and Il not would giye 1t TO him He sid
desired me to entertain the sentiment thai had
no Fessou to think 60, because the better portion
Of the community nd not call me 40, and c!d not
cpnsidcr me do." The gentleman referred to sig
nlned his intention 70 continue In his business
until his stock, valued At El5o co., WIS conuscated
md be was lodged y ta!i Major Zones. be said,
hihitory men and the small dealers, who hare been
obliged 70 close up but he could learn nothing OF
Das ~ DAY the search-wa.1ants 60 out, the
seizures nIe made, and Major Jones' stock accu-
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Its RaynEcs In Branch County.

From the CotdtedfeT {&tpu6A&1H, Judy 1O-
ge ssfRs Rssy sss = r. Gcf saS
which we tn bought came III AIlopaihIc quantities,
but We arc informed that soe Of oar citizens In the
They wcre Visited By tornado Which cane to the
ground and commenced It's work Of Devastation
near Daria' MIL tn the township Of Noble. from
y Gssa e s ~
part Of the township, where It raised from
hs sa na aaEns N maze sath aaa OF ssTea iaa
miles In length The greatest strength ana lny
Of the storm waa a !ts centre, and Where Il
forest king was 1eyel1ed 10 the ground; bat all
along lis entire width fences were blown down,
oi is siTstghtcned up again, but much wncst ind
damage i es;instea on those efopz- We VI
There were tVo harms hiowndown = Noble, but
Ne marc nos learned tho nsmes q the owneI.; e.;
Of Wheat scattered about the y,sl,
the gleasr past Of Tnea he has ssi9e[sa a
large growth weEo Torn y. His daiaasc y est
tfes Of Daniel Marsh. us barn and sheep-ha1n
were eacn made . perfect wreck: bis carriage
barn was uuroofed and carriages uutopped, and "a
damaged. He had small graln barn carried three
rods from III foundation, which was unlnnrea.
We hAve not learned that there vas any datuaze
IOA6 " LIE AV11G- 413 0A4 k10Ao tAA4A AA~AH
drcd appIe-trees Of twenty-five Jears' growth
lo1n up, and more than three miles ot
fence blown down Ills damage to buildings,
oTrnafI hnd csups Is estimated st $1,000 Next
was the premises at Samuel Ruperght- He had
new barn which was entirely torn to pleceA lila
house was badly damaged, together With damage
to crops and lencea amounting to S1.opo or more.
Therc waa eome dauage done to the Methodist
church on the corners near his place jared Fu.-
lers baIn x1s blown down. shingles tatcn from
tho roof Of his house and his crops we're badly IN
jured. Il hlew new harm on it, found alton 1or
George Lods, damaging It badly, also blew down
a Ahed killEg one h0rsr, two cowB Atd =
yearltpT steer. His dAmage VIC h6re not heard
estimated 1t blew tht roof otT from barn be-
longing John Mckinley, BlEo tore M nine oi his
ample trees. 1t tore up thirteen nrpIe-tEcea
and sevesnl cherry trees for Mr. Sharp. r. ].
FuFIpn4 3 large barn was made totN wreck
lie bad sp1n OF hofeeA In the barn II the t1ue.
that Wcre nntntute13 The barn stood lengt !se
| cast and west, and blow oref TO the norths the
hofses beng stabbed IN the southeast corner. and
the boarding tearing loose frou the SUI.
| together with the gtrhA swung up, over
the horees, and st5uek down bcyond
un!njurcd. t!n had about thirty acres Of timber
Ssmuel Uootf hAd hts barn unroofed, and sevcu-
teen tTrea In his orchard torn or. T. C. s Green
| had pMs Of bis orchard blown down and much
whcat deatrpyed- Hl4 dAmagp NC did not learn.
| MFA Daniel Grecnk = house Vas unEpolcd ana ncl
orclsrtl badly damaged fext nnd taAt1 Il struck
= boty ct timber belonging to Mr. Wilder. and
/ Ulcw down about eighty acres Of IT, !. was Fc15
| 1urtunate TINT no mora dwellings were injured By
IL and Shat no human lives were lost
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-CFonk.

letter to THE Tatsrsn from Toseo!s, ~, y IA, Jolg
:. ksys: 1.-THE prospect for large surplus Of &3an
n tbia COUNTY Il good. Continued tain1 have de-
arra the planting Of corn unr! Late IN he sea,oa.
The fcsult Is. thaI what has been plansed ~xs p7t
In Inc ground 50 late that It haA grown ver1 fapid
s. Tho farmt'rs pase been eAEes1i 70 impEuSe pis,
errE7 opportunity, aud tho crop Is almost entirely
free ron veedx For wh,le, Il ~; -, .hoafaf 1ne
rrrb-x olu would do some danAxt; oat q! a.a1m
ff,1rn ,hai source Il now sulsldt1E- tat. neeSf
looked bettcs. II ~ thought the .:eld Wy ee ne5-
Ter than it han been for nany years Not MnGa
Rpr1uE wheat was own; but Whist was. sooks "eH
Winter wheat neyer looked better. The es1s aIe
mnr. and are well Oiled viii plump graln- 1nsse
III be uore than IN average yield per acre ~; 20
| ! harvesting h4a nos fully commenced enoulo
fhe ~. weather conrinue fxyosalao moat Of the crop
Nll be harvested this week The asuaJ-Fnfn o1s
dont.souc d41l2Kt-' ue.-
Tns Indianapolis Iad-} Journal sa5B: HGoln'
throrrhpCt the State, looks very nnpFontins.
6n tha bottoms It III lady Damaged % t1a
11rauas oycf1ox1ng the land and on the upland
lbe cold, vet weather md seeds make tne psots
| fuunise we'll"
| uWlfnsm Etntle Jr,, has Just returned from an
e1tenss1u tip through the State, haEtnZ Pa1sed
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thruuHh 4lmo3s it8 cnttTb leuHth. fruu North to
nnnoG une On the xssI lie reports he crop Of
wheat ~ II the AEYeat he has eyeT seen, Aud At
ieaks ons saisd gIeater than has ersr heso1e been
stats the crop ~A al of nearly Ill hasTes-ed and
1fdmen reported Il In good order"
Tae 1ssamM. ~ go.D Courier 81 r. ~ saJs:
whom We hxse consulted tdas tho prolonged
fa!na nAVo Esen The wheat the K..s1 and acah, 70
s1ch N extent that tnstead Of having much
larger c1up than ere1 befpfr ra!3et, As we had
T&ht 70 eKpect from the breadth soNn md It's
saIiy promising character. We msy hare r-ason %
up On the talo unu the weed1 aFe Killed out IA The
en ,Gs1 e @1L 5ss si1s "a, aSezage crop of this
Tho Decatur dll) Rxpuss1eu,, OF the s>h s.ys:
ghc!e !oe Long informs Us that the crpps IN his
oSa a,1 ioo1 ~ xe P,son!.ng Tns Eaeat y pen
bIe, VIII yield vel. The oa:s cTop vi be uaite
heavy. While srAas neTer promised better. The
cStp, On Egh ground, u Ia good condition, and,
make ~ aserase crop. The cora on low ground
| IL IN the Heedt, but the last few daJs Of fatr
hGatnef ase enabling the farmers 70 get tic upper
hand: and even the last planting nay pake iair
The Jesseyrtre uiL, Repu,.i-an says: "oar
fust, but not to any great e1teut the prospect
~ IN unrsuaily xrkc crvp IL certainly vtsJ na:-
tet11E oats aEa erass ase looking npel5. md wils
Ipa1e T. some good cnru Jet"
AE 4JLA 24ul4e8 tl0@H4 fff3lA.tT, OF kQ9 lUknt
saJs: The writer hereof has verJ recently
ssen nothing ,ass Vii Ta17snt the woeiai ssories
despite the rains that ha9e fallen upon them so
hearty aud fItqucntiJ- Ehest and oats are Of
mon1tIoua growth, II Is true, and asc lodged 10
plump grain- Torn il well along, some nhat weedJ,
but strl o. good color and husiilng along towaEd
forniehr, lie wheat c1op % Of iowa ~ wi II Se a sae
heaFleS In ttA hHtorJ, and 1ta corn crop equal to
any It hss eser had Thls. the conclusion we
gsgsa u travelling over the s'ate, end ton what
! A.iahan1 M,eny letter, July 8, says: 'wheas
YER fast na1Eest viii commenee 10 ebout ten
days Tno crop VII, without doubt be q good
with favorable weather v1l Jet psoye % Is W fs-
yo.able elop. Al other eFops - looking weu;
barley u particular ne1er looked BETTER"
"Wheat q looking vel, and, notwithstanding tae
heavy tz,n1. will doubtless turn ont well. Harvest
VIII eoulmence next week: There L no report Of
rain which has Kept them on. has rather benefit
ted than injured the crop. There vii be moro
Hursn co1nt,en 'p Ill mosnag sne9e T. re Feposts
Of rust In several locait1e& Corn Is backward -
much &C. peshaps. y tho Oldest inhanlsant 10
thing row depends upon good weathef from thus
time to "a. npenlng period EaslJ frosts would
sa5E: I'VE vent to Woodhull twelve rnues) by
one road, and returned b. another, Last Monday,
sed our o t q
1862. The corn. to be sure, docs not look PROM
lfing. Hhlle We saw number Of good neldz Of
oSessroHn win weeds; md some sod con. upon
iasnss 1 hait Il IN s1erass crop j probably
Wheat, 20 far as NC could zee N ride
Of tWenty.1se mtlcs. looks atst-r2te. More
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NRW YORK.


a,er,., nespatcn 10 1ne Chicago Tribune.
@''- NEW Yo1x. July IL
4xrpxx or cUHAx Ex1a.
nm. mig Auns EdzfdRe haA returned from
cntn wheYr she landed cargo Of one 100
nour,drr and two <D~pocoder parrot guns, seren
5.tucn Dahg1ens, tnd fortJ neld pieces with other
military s1oreA She carried one hundred ncu,
who refused To remain on account or choltra, but
returned with the brig, two dying on the voyaSe.
During ther ktaJ Of two daJa they had small
light with SpsnlArds, whom they repuIsed- The
vessel wa1 cleared for Jamaica and s1lled June u
kA1i1Au ATLANTIC CABLE sEcCKEs CONTROLLING
1xTKkEsr III THI FRENCH clBLK.
II is currently reported that tho Directors Of
the Eugitsh Atlant1c Cable have secured con-
trolling tntereat IN the French cable. The HsraM
credits the report, aud calls upon American
capitalists to lay q cable, to BE- owned aud opef-
at-d BY Amer1canA
LANES 70 Ex INDICTED
1t is reported nt the Fifth Avenue Hotel, to-
night, that the Directors Of several banks viii be
indicted for conspiracy With brokera to vtolate
the Csury iaHA The D,rector1 consented - loan
thelr money In the way reported, yesterday, and
and then refused ioaus TO all other appdcants.
One troker lrm cleared 51oo,o 500 IN TWO weeks by
this arrangement, and Others maue enormous
amounts, Which, in some cases, we're shared with
Latik Officials.
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
AEAE=T OF CoCHIEHFErTERa
NEW foLk, July lL-icSterday afternoon,
Cole..e! Whitley, CHEF Of the United States Secret
ferrlce, tud d detective, arrested John u. VII
liams, John u. Wood, Eli Field, and A. Eckert, On
a charge OF dealing in counterfeit currency.
Wood had 8l00 III 10-ceut stamps In his pocket
At the Ere Hotel. corner Of West and Robinson
Etreeta, tFpm information received from Eckert,
who ls said to have contested to Colonel Whitley,
the detective found trunk containing <10o In Is
notes, and = number Of b1fglorz' tools. The
p!lEope1B were locked mp.
AGITATION III RELATION 70 THE 1RIsH curRCH ELL.
In EEdLtHp.
a special despatch 10 the Aerdtd, from London,
July IL, 6tate9 that the agitation ID relaton to
the Irish Church bill threatens to b,coUe
seTiohs. Preparations are actively being made
fof imposing demonstrations AEnlnBt MI. Gtad-
etone, who has hitherto hcktatcd to encourage tn1
meegfpgs, but has consented to gtTe 4emLokncial
sanction, OF the ground thai the Lords attempted
to quall!y their oFp0Atipn 10 the viii Of the g0y-
trrmelt and the people On the ground Of pre-
tended change IN public sentiment III certain,
10 the Lords tnctr Amendment, except the tnrce
points not Affecting the principle Of the BILL II u
expected that the open ntr meetings viii be the
l1rBest ever Known.
WILLOW TETEK.
The bzrk Rebecca CorunnA, nom M4tAnzas,
arrived II Quarantine with several casee OF Jel-
low feser. -Four OF the crew died on khe passage.
Thomas McCu1d, seaman, from bark Falkulln,
from Havana, died caterday, OF rel ow fever, On
board lhe hospital ship. The remaining patients
from tho Sar1tpga-Jsmes Il. 9fr1zd. Pnymaster;
Il. II. Anderson, QuarteVmaster: and Frank Pratt,
apprentice, nre eouyalesclug rapidly.
, 1869-07-12
FORT WAYNE.

EnyInE a CoFucr-stono-T Tho
USAthcF4
Special Dcspa.ch 10 The Chicago Irbune.
FoEr WAYkx. Ind, July II.
This afternoon the ming OF tho cornrr-atonc o.
thn German Krfor7nci church q! thts city Wks
par,,c,Ialei tn ~ large nunncr Of pcE"onss
Professor Nuat u Thin, naio, ass. nn'.eaa ~ ~.
will cont f2>,tnU.
Inc weather u very good for farmers, who nfo
DOW in The midst nf ihrE whcA:.cu!lhg' WILL ~
aurancc OF tporp than An average 5telaA
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MEXICO,

Volcanic EruPtioHs Mt Co1ou1n-
Great SuEfcrinE-N1Inf8tcr Nosn-
cr7anE-The Efcct1ona-ArFest OF
Hnstnm cufc, DC.
HAVANA, July 1o.-Ady1ces from the City Of
Mexico Of tho 4th instant states tnat CaeFa has
been elected Governor Of the Province OF Coloma-
The volcano at Co!oula Is In high state Of eEup-
uon, throwing up hinge masses Of IRE and ashes
and the lava is noE!ng ahundantly from q The
Inhabitants Of che villages and toHns within IL
and are In dcpluFabl5 destitute circumstances.
NEW YoRE, July 1l.--A Herald special from
Havana, JaIy 10, has adstccs from Mexico 10 the
sd Instant On saturday, July 3, the Cabinet Aln.
..tern Of rresideRt Jaatez entsrtaaned s General
Nelson had entered upon bis 11t!e4. On the 18th
instant Minister Mardsca: and conmlAslone!
Plactas will sail from Vera Cruz for the United
StA{es-
VErl CRrz, Jnl5 6, ria HAVANA. July little
elections throughout the county have resulted IN
favor Of the government
The Legislature OF the State Of Qucfatafo has
bcen declared Illegally assembled. and the mt1a-
befs hovr been suspended from their functions.
OsdesH hare been 1Ssued BY President Juarez for
e,cctlons In that State for new Legislature:
General Hustamente, Governor Of San Lu.s Po-
tos!, hus been arrested, and ID nov IN pTlson-
, 1869-07-12

10y nEoxned-AFrrst OF a Counter.
fcltcf-TcrdtcG in THO Cairo Gnud
, 1869-07-12

este; n. J. Templeton, pxford; John Green. Tip.
tor Joeeph a-cen, Upton; 3oseph 8. nacfle1 4nd
C. Z. 8bipiby, of Auuedc, 0lrtcto.A The pt1ter1
are Adaml E.1t Prrsideur; u. n. Cnaset seczs-
taiJ, md Il r. Ample, TfeaEurrl.
III Furnn!l, Of Doona County, had h!a enns
Frtday. 1 JounZ mAn uaaed Nick G. 1Awson,
va tMlcd and smother se1tou}y injured ~ tte -"
Of . tsee tn Boone County i4Gt 1hUrsdAy.
The receipts OF tie Etreet t1flfpad oompAaaE
for June ahow decrease Of 800 oTer INC *s"e
month List geaE. h.,r .
: Ihe Gaa COMPANY Manufactured nestu H. III ~
mt1lion cutie tees of gts morn tt1s mousn 1aAo s1e
kume month I'M JcAE. ,u,.,,t. ~
senator Hendricks wtl stsn {pr Ean1; istp ~ =.
moHow. .Epn71sIn2a ortn anu AA144a' As'$ N.''
ThnYHdxYI
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The wcnthcr--Dcntfu Fire

The Wtnthcr-DcntfnctI Fire.
CINCINNATI, July 11.-Lght snowcEA Ther-
mome:cr n!uciJ three degrees At noon
The furniture factorJ Of I'a1cF 4 Cog was de"
stroyed bt nrp this morning. Lom II, 600. IN
OF the building hnd cpnteDts total io&s- Some
stock only damaged. The furniture OF the
Aieamcf United Bsate1 ready to Be delivered TO-
morrow, was among the furnitusu harmed. Tho
building wns a fouF-storJ brick. The nrr origins
led In Dogg blhcks Elth shop, wooden, AdJolnln2
This was totally destroyed. Loss E,ooo. NO ln-
bufHpct.
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Ball .

sAn4fa1A, \. t. July 11--A committee ct 90
CcIs u INC seventh NeGtDtnt Of New 3oFk. V
now hefe md lave perfected Arrangements lor
their e1cu,t!on TO AIhau5. Troy and Saratoga.
The feE1meni VII t.e reviewed h5 Governor uod-
man, and Will tnauEut1tc the new hall Of the
Union Hotel, With q grand hall gwen by the cit.-
xens and si1iorB II Sa1Rsog1 u honor Of the req
iu,cut on the Esd INT
, 1869-07-12

Ex.SccTctuEy Seward 4st-Aeac1A4A
Thomnk.
SIX FRASc1soo, duly 1h,-Govesnor eewaEo u
confned TO hia hotel by N attack ol fhcaulaeso-
ne declines 10 receive vtsttoIk
Major General Tnolnaa and ssad LETT to3Iaoas
OREGON, July s, for AlsskA ,,..
thr sehocner Lue.ts, OF Cape Elizabeth, and s1s
aIpop jabcz QoHes, Oh Fux 1slaadA
, 1869-07-12
MILWAUKEE.

Funeral OF the I4nte Afunson Cnry-
Tho Weather, DC
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
MrLwACEEE, July II.
The funcrol Of Alanson Cary, late Secretary and
Treasurer Of the Milwaukee St Panl Railroad,
took place this afternoon The ODD Fellows and
enpioycs Of the Milwaukee St. Paul Railroad
COMPANY, together with bis numerous personal
fr1tnds md relatives, formed an inmcnsc process
sion Services were held 1t the South Slde Enls-
copal Church. and were veEJ impressive osef
nye hundred employees Of the road marched In
the proccH6Ion- .-.. -
Tie weather u clear and pleasant The hcaEJ
wind brought no rain
, 1869-07-12

The IKcafat~r Difficulty Settled
neutrality-suspicious. Notnlnnxions,

*toltcs.RrpublIcnu No,nlnux xions,
Acs
special Despatch to The Chicago Trhune.
SARnyyliK. Tcuu.. July II.
The Register disrcul!s IN thli county WA bettled
yesterday b5 The Resignation 0! ais. Sheridan and
tho AIsu!piturut Of ME. l.. r. A1!!cy. The ar-
Iolntrc Ia aound Republican, snd gentleman
IN astf} wAs qualified !of thc position. lie wi!
t4kc ls'-s'h*l0n uf the nt!icr ntlh twgln his Tork
imHto!Attty. All ihc citxcuR uf thIa cIfJ and
OtArth
soh'ch!1'n Of kIoktS-Rrpu!icAnh for this
county. scsripy, Nominated candidates Ios the
ifRnntlIe. the Ht the two nominees TOT tho
loNes noEse ~ ff'tnrrh mau. Tho Other 10 q
whHe fna!l Hh" tns" hr tH for untrersal suffrage.
J. J.. lsoach, nominated It. a ~toYsx candIia;e sor
Tho ixg!.lAanfr fo' tasro! cuunis, has CONC out
Thr campaign for w,xs Trnntssec ontn. tn.
uloErnw, ii Jpnnsonsi.c. win t,et,ate bctwern
.septsr md 9tottA
, 1869-07-12

by friepda Of the Atizut1o I2ke Erie Railway, It
IL pu1posed to eam4uuet t1t1ruAd from Fomefpy,
on the Ohio Rtref. To Toledo. With disdrxtnx fue
to Ctevelxnd Rxttef to EzasS through tic eoun-
ties Of Athen1, Pe175, Nu1ktnRuua, Cosanekton.
Holmes. Tusc4xaE2z, Wayne, BsatE4 Summit, Ne
tina and CHynhnRT; md 70 form connections o.
construct fAIlfoa6 from the dhin Rivef through
The statea Of Rest TirRtntz, Vlrgtntz North Cafo-
llns, South Ca1olina. GeoEEtx, And .F1osadx. ..By
Joining tha Ch<<ape&kn 4 Ohio 1t q near Charles
tonr ". Va, u direct cQnQectlnn with Norfolk
Wuf1l0 bS SECURED
, 1869-07-12

Irnsc I3alI-xtnsc Temperance C0u-
xeutaon-ISo ons job u 6hcEntnu-;Ino Q
Crops.
srccial Despatch 10 Tho Chicago TF'ounn
MANSFIELD. o., Ju!Y II.
The plymr,cs Of Warrington y. c. pla5ca sne
Intlrnn1tits hers. yrxtcr1ay. Inc SCORE "as'
Ul,mplca, ~: independents. II
I Siate Temperance Convention 1oI tle n1ul'
Ron Of Stase ofnctrs t2kcs place nero "ednesaA1
Ilup. john Sherman Il about starting on tsin
through Iowa, Minnesota and other Sorta"eHtesn
Tnc sarycss has commenced In xouo portions o.
TIC county. The yield Of whcs: Il sad 10 %
jntpef than for ,eaIa befor8 Other crops psunsse
HciI
, 1869-07-12
VIENNA, Jnly II
Prince Won Auersperg has been elected Presi-
dent Of tho Upper Chamber Of the Helchsrath.

Nuch political ag1tauon prevails In Lisbon, and
the government Is taking unusual measures 10
prevent m outbreak.
, 1869-07-12
LOUISVILLE,

A murdArer Granted a Rehe0rlDK-
Coloeed Convention.
1oUmyulr Juiy l1-Tbe petition Of Wt1ltsu
ErIeL the wne-murderert for q rehcnftn& Of HI
ease before the Court OF Appeals, has been grant
Cd, and the matter Will CONG up before tnat Eont
In September next
on the IAN Of this month there WIN be held II
this city State Convention Of Colored Aen fo1
the puTEode Of considering the Welf8te Of tnels
race. and the best method Of encouraging educ1
rop The attendance promises to be large.
, 1869-07-12
YnChtuu,

SKw YosK, July -:1utel1gcnce from sEsal 70
pprts that Gu the otn ult, fozce Of 900 Indtans
exuitai Of Yucatan, md captured lao Of the 6tAte
troops, and Threatened 70 return n October and
etlzs the city. The Suite Anthonues guarantee
the lives u i'll who h1nndou LEG noFemeat Apd
RnnInit 10 the government
, 1869-07-12

Prf4ur1oH, Jniy tL-Csude Petreasaa-Xatk 9
moderately Aetlve p1eea firm aa!s u o hf1s e.eh.
as1. u il: 1pp htss lMyef III yesr. %ot@H FasttJ
sed - altht r. hsnnsd sn'sS. siEiy asysfss. E
a. July Il N4et spet qao.td u 1la.2tac: Aa9uss
md September. 11tc Lid. hllt A&a
ri Fr$tErG
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As1tyed-IIs1ie WIiIalns, New Yokk: PoytA. Gias-
eow- .f....~tano
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EUROPE.
France---Interptilation for Pollt-
,lcal Reforns---Tho Pro-:
gramne Agreed Upon. q
GFeat Political Agitation in
... Portugal.
E1nNEes

EE0AEE4
M1 N1EErE1I4r1ox FOE POLITICAL aR1orxa.
PARIS, July IL
The Council Of Ministers aud P1.vJ Council have
held frequent meetings, At the summons Of the
Emperor, to deliberate upon the Interpolation for
political Ee!oruB, now pending In tho CorpA 1e&ts-
lar's. It Is eald the following programme haA
been agreed upon, With the con-
cunencc Of the Emperor: Tho Sea-
ate win be Immediately eonvnked,
w!1 be proposed By the government Thest re-
forms viii probably include the extension Of tbs
right and facility Of Interpolation and the ctes.
ton Of respoEsible Ministry, the Emperor thoos-
ing Ministers from the Corpa Lex!&latif, With 4
view Of arriving at the particular responsibility Of
each member Of his Cabinet.
TIE FRXScH CABLE.
BRrsT, July IL
4 despatch fron on board the Grsat Eastern
reports that up to 6atardnJ loon she had
run a,ocs tnots from Brest, and paid out 2,27T
knots Of cable Work was proceeding without
interruption. ;!
Grcat Isrttnln.
YACHT p4uxrIKsA
QUEENSTOWN, july II.
Tho yacht Daunt1esa, James G. Bennett, IT,,
commanding, arrived It this port to-day at ass
p. m. All well She rnAde the voJage IN Twelve
seconds -
AQAxXtQs ::
THNNl, IDLY II.
Prince Won Auersperg has been elected Presi-
dent Of tho Upper Chamber Of the Helchsrath.
RortuBu1s
FuLI1CLE AQITAITuE.
MADRID, July II.
Nuch political ag1tauon prevails In Lisbon, and
the government Is taking unusual measures 10
prevent m outbreak.
, 1869-07-12

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