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, 1869-08-20
WASHlNGT0 ON.
Dent '&Again Writes, Tut IS
Persuaded not to Print.
Trouble BetHeen Peaceful and Hes
tic Sioux.
The Former Ask for the Tranafer
Of their Reservation. EszgE
sp<eiul Despatch to Tue Chicago Tribune
NAsH1SoToS, Auguss H.

snciul De1pa:ct to Tue Chicago Tribune
NAsu1SorpS, Auguss 10
INDIAN TROUBLES.
Commissioner Parker tn& Adt1ces from tho
Sioux country that pos Ion Of the nation which
1nA -settlcd upon i.z reservation, has had Muth
trouble Of late from the hostile portion Ihe !ae-
ter lately carried on the principal portion Q! the
annu!tr goods. wltrh cannot easily ''c fcp'aeeo'
1'cactf1i Slou1s hare sent an urgent request 10
ixye theft reservations transferred from the west
bant Of tile Missouri "a the cast eide, so thAt TUE
natural barrier OF the FLYER may be between them
spd tit y sr.tEc hands- This csGnot te docc ua-
III Congress G1AnIs the power.
DENTS ATTACK us Nh rncT~EtL
Judge Drut II moi particularly pleased with the
tesuit OF hts attack on Secretary Boutwell,, and
The iE,ehGs Of the Judge are nighsy d!s1lea'eh at
shr document The. did but 1nh II so dlineuii
1nis rDorn:ng 10 persuade hin not to publish h!4
eo:,.ct.,,'atrd letter to Ms. Cyrswrtl as they
sas: ni.:.i thougl. IT woud he, the Judge appear
IN. 1v .w uutes full hesdw4y antl hard to stop
MtysI.st.;taus who arrived "a acat saT the Coz
.4ryAt.,rs ~onr trust hltn. II they Wapt
= straight cut Hau-
wusKEr ,rRArn
The cuurse to be taken by tho Revenue Bureau
IN ihc csse Of 9..y basseis of Whi-lcy alleged 10
f5&se s~-.u put upop the Cincinnati market With
t,u, rA.lns tHx, under protcnce Of shtrfnent t1
Me11co, has bren dec;crd u2na, AMI variants
tln,e lHeu 1.-ue7i tor the ARREST OF The parties
fEur-.c1i ii Il
ANOTHER CoCSTEEFEtr.
4 ten dollar uute. OF U. i'.c Allegheny National
fabk, I4tstufga. sea1 here to-day foT txa11i'
sla,,on has t,esn pronounced counterfeit bI Treas
11yrT Spinner. .
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS,
7LEA7y REt417yE 10 TRADE HlKES BETWEEN TIE
GATED STATES AID FRANCE.
WAsu1htroS, August 1s.--UAlcta' proclamation
, 1869-08-20
FREE DISPENSARY.
Brainard Free Disnnnsar7,

Raeaa- seeand sasy ltee Jaek,nn1 uuildjnr nsr+h.
St ri e,Tnsr T 81 jtfr9Asa Ind k.hialth - UHeF
I'd n Z T. r. a.iy sacsg; snaa.yt teeI
FL tn.,tsios LII ~ sn.1zs .,ys r
bEtsona Dooatinns snnitoI. r.. Wskat. TttsSa-sS "a
Lt5tll&9k, FtQ b4 Aekn tKiedeod. ->S'@--"A ~ -
, 1869-08-20
SPORTING.
Rowing Match on the Nonongahel3
Between Coulter and Hamill.
Coulter the Winner by Six
Lengths.
SPORTING.
B4se ESall.-T]1e Turf.
AQUATIC.
SpeeIal NssEA EAtch to Tic Chicago Tribune

AQUATIC.
speelaa Despatch 10 Tic Chicago TTt5uac-
rlTTsBCk6, August l9.
Over tie upper COURSE ot the Aonoagahels
Rset, this evening, the grea: scuil!as match for
purse Of s:,Ue, between James Han!I and
Henry Coulter, LOOK place, and WAS witnessed BY
fury ~ tasHe crowd ~ assembled oa the ocea-
sion OF the last contest Everything possible was
dene 10 prevent the men from col'tatnx. 1ad tht
reIeree, David Carroll Preldeut If the Achea
barge Club, placed hi1sell III s:I-oAeed shell
At quarter &it+s O'Clock, tiANtu dalted OUT
from his headquarters, at Glenw ool Grove, aud
tooE Position y the starting potnL Coulter fo!-
lowed Instantly after, All bosa men got IN
referee, TIE shetta fatris neH the auFfacs Of
the rlftf, Cu1tftr taking the fcA1. " hen tie
reached HAZteFU.}.l he founded hi3 boat Two
leEGths IN advance Of bis optonens, and his oeau-
tiful long, powerful sttpke was Muncot,rly tell
ing. Bui HnuIl]'s short and vigorous ttzoxs hal
uluishet the distance ber wetn htn anu hts aasef-
fAr1 10 about one and half lenstAs. In tits po-
sl,ion The oarsmen EnTed nagnsacently until the
stake host kaE Eeachet. 1aa sU2lter rounded L
cevas5. al.i pailst, bonswasa& s', The desper.
hsa hss fnT'0s Il sststst N sm sna n 81 TIE ase
buoy boat bs looked t.rrh and wca1tctt. Ccnf-
ter settled hinlself ~ his work After turning the
buoY, ecd the dIstAuce between him mad ITS op-
roptni Vas 1nersasea: ne sNeps pa; ths .in: r
nfe aud cherry that cna5sctsftzcd e IRON The
passed the gvAl some SIX lengths In the rear.
II WIS the most bca11lfut boat racceFtr seea
here, and one Of the most exeltipg e1er 'oHed II
Auei1ea- The time OF Coulter waa s. ii.
grea, amount Of money was Wa.,t1eh on the
result, and sporting men from the East who III
vested largely on 1lau1lll now NOUN their !oss-
, 1869-08-20

FonFlh Nay OF the National LnboF
tnHErcss-ifrpoTko OF the Committee
OH UFKnuIzntIon.

Eonrth Dny OF the National LnhoF
touErcss-Ifcpork OF the COM msutixec
OH Organizations.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
FunApEIrHIi August 49,
TIE Lato. Congress met, putsnant to hhJouEn-
n3cnt at o'ceck thls Afternoon the President In
the chair, The Committee On Organization pre-
set,ed their report, which provides that the char
ters Of the National EHlon should te furnished u
tho SEVERAL i -aIes, Rud by their Chairman distrfb-
nn1,nr ~ ,,aa in NIUE Iii deisaatts sa ,eoresent
u cuuatttut4cy uf ten taouEAnd nefliherk
On molten u \. C. Cameron, ~ copies OF the
p'a'form ~ere ordered printed for disssunslnn
~ L o,ion Of o. i. Daily, the convention re-
solved to adjourn sin< dtf on SATURDAY., st p. N.
Committees u complete ,neir repoIrs, TIL to-mor-
row u4oHu,Eg, st o'cGE.
10 THK ASSOCIATED PREs6.
p711LlpELln1A, August H. The National Labor
aitefnouu- Nj. J. e. WhA'ey. e. S.Presldent Of
National Lator Union, WAS Invited TO seat on
NJ ii. J, Walls, Of Pennsylvania, Chairman Of
tic CouIns.tce On Organization, presented the
iollo~ihg Iepors: , -, .u.u. .,,,
sne. sppont n "a IL s9on oaeh
1h.s e.eh .1esl.s H. siss - ',on 1:. =. gs =
stt t. % T. :ut r @' IL ~ sIa IL
lfrseb o icsl un!nl' bus - 5000 =" ~ stAss u,
GAEiIAlpH4 AFE Ctu1p!tIts tst (ifs *Aa4 S4iAe to4
{te.,Irrd Thai tho F1esidupt tt the National Labor
Enuu il hereby authorized tu t.4ar Clusters - st4fe
tafa i1a At ,esss ve local .s.dv iator or csoper.
titc oskAuizauus hich 1cct nj the cAlls 3i tt Et
crrtlvr CbIl.IIttsc- .,,
le 1tfsrsrutrd il The National Iaa1r Iain - tao~s:
OEr DELEGATE II each State irrespective q the nIinet
II 1EGtHlrs cnrLlrt IN fAai unsnoa and onr drlrxAte
h<.~irrtt I...t sas state .Lor Ensua shsIl mako
sHeh laws and resolutions fer II idaDc@ And s1rport
uAy xrpe4r 1nnst effective. crowded tAAt Ghch
la~e ., p;t H. apE wss eoitc' WITH tee laws u tao
K..otrti TH1t thn National Labor Untoa pay the
E;{c4ec II d Gnts hs The nen;rtt Mud fn"et tsseCt
I*t-iire.t That Tic revenue nf the National LAtuf
Etnu lc derived fulawr: Zach statt orgsEfzatton
ea sJseisi tilne report 10 the Prre!hrEt II tn:
se1trd In ils tAte urGAntzaan. and tlls frc,id-nt
thAil lct5 tax equal IL fsc ceus 'n zach cn5c' -
tlhc report Was colsIsered -.ria,sns, end dts
I1bta as fbfowB:
Tie urei s.-ouuon was passed over Inform all5;
the reconi adupted The third led to i debate,
aEd the convention got inso parliamentary dlnl-
Gully III Relation u IT, from which theJ nnAly ts-
CaJvi- 50 much di1craiiy ot optulun wna. hu~-
ever, developed In the convention. taat Charles
McLr4n, II AlAssachustsr, tno7ed that the whole
report h. ts1utnitted 10 the convention, aud that
1trk aui Cummings, or Massachusetty te added
Thereto. hillch ~hs agreed 10.
a motion that Congress- adjourn on Saturday ut
uclock, and that there be tut one SESSION. last
Ing frsstn L. O'Clock, was allhptea.
\ iuug preamble With Resolutions attached With
reI:ftlIrc to the proIofed elrurt to estatllsh
Iftrtal Telegraph system, vas reAd hy Ar. Duha.
knt! On Moiion, Referred to tho COMMITTEES on
Platform.
An1hurfIcn.
, 1869-08-20
CROPS.


ILLINOIS,
The FreepoEt journal Of the eth says: "tll re-
sxrts ncrtc IN prunos.ncins the yield lulr eaual
TO- II not In excess uf, IN atcf1Ee CROP"
letter. dated August 1e, from J traveller IN
1Elind'f, to The St LOUIS Affutiieun, aays: "rhe
eraia Inu' c1nenf wlu must su1el, be SLOW Rrrair
THIS te2soR. The Prairie ssate has tor many ioug
Jenrs been the crest corn held OF America, bat
1ns !cAf It is Que GTaud wilderness Of ~ee'!s, tnI
which maa! p!ow;bov. in searching for con. ha \
farn1s Of sh,s state looked 10 wild anl 20 lltis|
IKE c!siiisa1on As thes do 8, present The
,esH aenS1ns nv ASe' In5 sa, s,Sery*hyre IS III tron
il ncans places rire 10 s!ena Of the cnlass
TOT. The hest fsfnrra those VINO generally cnIu.
this time and hate el.s endefcd 70 me s;or Ms anu
nood1 The nIahnds and eaudy localities glsc
which spread over niles au1 niles tf r1ci nrn,T.e
Wit tpare nothing for the short harvest which We
nrc h''d has been discovered In Europe Mauy =
farmer tO~ed his Eecsf on GOOD SOIL but the Wild
weeds grew up and choIe>1 i1F eTo VIII md II nsr.
Sesl time there will be nuthlnx 10 g1,bes. not
even corn enough to recd chicken The cssy o.
The LIKE md thr Central City need not pasrT,,I
over the cufn 10 re exported t11s yraE for me
country leiHeea tFo places Will not spare enough
10 Jussiiy even the calling "f each other hari
names. The wheat was good. letter rroaa.rly
Than for tearr, Int there u much ta2I Il bad}y
damaged. besides gteat deal that Will NOT le nj
tunably be made- The harvest work WA
done in rough md sloTcnly nsauucr, aad nuca
charged 10 their Own careless Hummer OF hand
ling ihelr crup al the Eaihtrac time. The IA.nh
wrrc eevetr, but not so constant thai sotne farm
css did lot esFe their wheat n good order. and
with Proper care the ETrs:tr ratt OF the whole
lnAs rLhta!Led, hot ony TO the pockets Of toe farm
rf, bat 10 tbs mouths OF the people, could hare
t+tn a,.!lcsl. MAY We hope THAI to1nc day farm
work will lc learned n} the tora at fas1n Aas'oi
j2si al Mt1 for the e3freDicE8 or bFacIlaJcFa
Hirin inrAA are f!1t Taught BY experienced Aui ifIcd
workers. called tokses.' The gsaAs crop l. letter
tli.4n tftr khoNn aud II has bteu harvested 1u3
I'ut away In yery fair orter. Oats every where arc
Il Kout nd, and maAy g horse and COW will bc
f!AItsl trt h.tinEa of hunger thA winter BY olse
III fhIh erAin.'
WISCONSIN,.
!he FFafHe tn Chtrn Courier s1ys: " Harvest
lAh cum ;uenred in eEerT part Of the county, aud
.n 1anak nn Nt!e etttculis 10 getting Il per day.
41rse ~ - hoft tIan an average yield OF wheat -
ac a"utcL0 EEfrfas AAt4: 1.-The harvest IN
~. stcitin IL Progressing nne!y. KEc, WHEAT and
aes pFota1st tleaEltI lc1,l thau they nnsc hhd
.,c .aic ius the !aAt fftrcn yrArs Frutn reprrsen.
~ nn'oh, re WILL s,eti twtufJ to thirty blsIcIs to
aug acre: wheat from eighteen 10 txclt.; and
, 1869-08-20

Meeting Of Old Settlers MT Kkuthvities
sEec:al Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
tspIAsAtoL1a, August l9.
The Old settlers' meeting At Rusty'l!e, Ind, TO-
uar was great success Hon. D, Il Stewart wns
President, with u VICE President from each Town.
Speeches Eerc Esade By Colonel Joseph Nichols
who FeHpEed thcrr IN 1851 +: Colonel Jas. Blake,
Of Intlanaro!s, who settled here III lsao: John P.
Thompson, Professor r. r. D!own, U: lh!s city;
harmony l.aash1in, aad several others
Many Interesting relics o: former generation
we're exhibited, aud the whole a1Ar Was regarded
a. EacceaA
Ep{eInof I}akef Tns present
, 1869-08-20
nacssge1 Of tea fur Scw YORK, ana uSety-sous

nscsnges Of tea for Scx YORK, anu nSesy-sous
Packages OF ak
SHANGHAI, JniJ 19.-Tne,e Ia geneaai dlAsaus-
faction ~ the removal Of J.. Ross browne Tne
English mad Ancr1cans Ia Chns united IN draw
ips up an aadfeAa expressing ther beuao Q! his
eEe1W anl Admirable tinee4 fur The posiion ~
cnToy OF the Culted atates to China
1T. salter, United 5ta1es Consul ht Hankho#,
seiafcA houh an leare of absence.
There has bean terrible nood on the Thnt1ea
HfFef, xuo ihfce feet Of wktey On the h1uk ~
NastoT. Thu eotlrr country, for mics haek Q!
the liver, covered with Hztsr, causing &rrst
ootaucton 10 crops md LOIS Of LIE. kink1anx
knd Chtnkiaug aTe oonded
Tea crop prpvex 70 be te1y large. Tha supply
Of elk prores to he lcxa Than last Aeason-
EkchanRt ca London, li1A; 4e11can DOLLARS,
Is lilo; caroluH dollar, i7.:.
AdvenIat1 Of tho AAla1tc squadron: PlAea-
tasna, l1o9noss. AAnueiot, AonocacT aud Afuo-
stock are 1t f0k&h0.a4; tho idono "a II N15Ra.l :
tae Lnad'l:a a. nqng Kong. CAPTAIN Carer, Of
the AonocacJ. and Lieutenant ColaEande. Smith.
ot the Aaauelot are detached and ordered hume.
Lieutenant cousluandes Hooper IL detached from
the lGahu and ordered to tar Easdilia, at Hong
knng. The atorestip Idaho Will be seat to Paua-
mA to trsg fresh men for tic Aslastc sauadsou.
, 1869-08-20

TIE Sew Tork T1,ats understands :h1: tho
Republican STATE CnEnutec vi, he called 70
Eeet about tht so,h Inst, aud that the S,a.e Con-
Tc1slol I'll probably oc he!1 sos c2.Eer than 1nc
1H q ts'ober; ne !tme4 says:, -.
searra1i.toa ii The K<fGhdr1a ,s:ty IN III, IL -
t4ste.;sd /! " .sns u is~ Ks4as1e.p IT ,tc
|, ne.5ly unan:snots We hare yer to ~ the arss
Htlu!Aean lsWspAf4r thAt ATTEMPTS apslotlte !o-
tSe Admire asscs " the rtsA e1itl,:rs thas
reseoti} bt-n ezrtsei Aal desc.acra Ia Ihelt eoi:
serarcE Fowler, Of Tennessee, Etres II as bis
opinion that e1-Ftes:e,t Andrew johnson xul
Aot be elected 10 succeed him II the United StaHa
Hcoatt
, 1869-08-20
KANSAS,

Snrcf shipment - poinoloEicn1 -
Preparations for tho State EAiFs
Special Despatch TO The Chicago Tnhuce.
LHEKSc2. August -.
TEea:y-two tnou4a1d pounds OF silver were
shipped over the KAnsAs Pacific Road to-da!,
rtuts to Newark, y. J..
to detras..lhe expenses to sec11c a proper repro.
sentative VI kansas fruit IN the Pomoiostcal Con
Estss,to be held at Philadelphia September IL The
committee are tuslls engaged IN stTang Ing CO.,
lectlou tot The exhibition.
Io-dS5 one Of ont citizens exhibited pe1ch OF
TIC Honest John variety, measuring laA inches IN
Circumference which 1T enthusiastic GNnIteNAl
fsom St LOUIS paid ntt5 cer:s Tor 10 e1nlbt IN s..
IoEtA
GrcAt preparations atr being II Hae for the State
F11E, 10 tc held In tals c!iy commencing Oh the
1th OF September.
Tuashsr warm and ,sU crops maturing enel!.
, 1869-08-20
MIN NESOTA,

Destructive Land Slide Mt CIcrns0 II t
a LnrEc Warehouse Crushed
SnrrosS Escapes from Injury.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAIL August 10.
Yesterday afternoon. soon after d steam4oa:
had landed Ut Cieruont, on Lake S.. Crolx, an
Immense body OF the high bank noved into the
lake The to!l being Of loose sand the weight Of
an acre or nnFe was 80 Err1: Is TO deL3ch large
tfeca, md also tak!n1 the uud erp!nnlDG uf the
large thret-stcTJ warehouse completely out, en-
tlrc!E crushing The building. 4 nuinbef Of men
we're =, work making rcpaifa, and narrowly CO.
c1red viii their lived.
TIE weather for the past Two days has beea
very favorable tor harvesting.
, 1869-08-20

DCFTAIO, August Realistically, ii the Su-
pIfne Court the suit 0! Samuel Marsh, Trustee,
against the Atlanuc : Gscas Western Railroad
and uthtta WIS called Some sa+tho,oea arc H.
vOlre1 Tie suit Was commenced for tbs purpose
OF reEoF1ua the Present Receivers, I1J Gou1t
and ". ArchdAll O:DouRhcriy, and the appoint-
1neht Of new Receiver for the mortgages
Iuoss oss ,ba eier a'sanmsot su%I9A5
sppoInt new Receiver Or eu2nCe
the prescCt HAuaCeIoent- The present Receivers
tee. such portions VI profits IS maJ tx due tho
ScE YORK branch, and Geo- uaocock was a5-
pointed referee te determine the amount Of such
pQr1lQ16.
, 1869-08-20
CHINA AND JAPAN.

StcnmkhlP Arrival nS %un FrAnetsco
-Iecturn Homo OF j. Ross
ffF0xgucs
FAN FRANCISCO August 1a,-The steamer China
a1n'ed tats musulnK with ad,ices frum Hoag-
Kong 10 July >. And trotr Yokohama to the s3;h.
China, and tainI5. i. ii. Cat3a Sa!teT.
CnHed staies Consul at Haakeor, eome
Is passenErrs hy The Chlna- The pAs-
acnEea for New York arc Mrs. Eooset
aud lAuJ. i'nui trank+ Captain q. u. Hardtress.
and the fciiowing Cntted states uava! oe1ce:s:
J. "; Seville, T: ": ksunsa5; Captain :. r. CAE-
Dr. e. u. Wnlto, J. u DIETRICH, r. Miller. j. Il.
ElaAI!c, c. II. f5urchard.
Tito Ch.na uHcgs oIe tho:saud rassenSe.s,
eight hundred aud ETY. Of whom ARE C.taeAc.
.A!so two hundred and tlRnty.ulhc packages OF
L-a aai sixteen pacEaGFa OF hik for San Fran
, 1869-08-20
PACIFIC COAST.

An .ArPenf to the Secretary OF the
Treasury.
SAN FRASc1Eco, August 1s.- Wee Treaiden:
Colta1. senator slewsrt, Dr.. L.oic1.aau. OF
the Philadelphia NlnL and Others nave
appealed to Secretary boutwell, to al!ow
the transfer Of several Millions from the SUBJ
Treasury ten. the amount to be replaced
By The snt-Ire:LsosI IN New YORK. as relief fpr
the Present stEtngcncJ II the money u:arEet bar
Eay- stt civ ed 60 answer. II has since uAnsplrel
that the S-rrr'agT permitted o.e trin TO 1raT
fuLts from chc San Francisco Suh-Treasrrr. anil
thus take advantage Of tic pIo!ic necessities
Ine III r1oh Of the Secretary Is denounced ~ she
press sot has created indlSnarloa among the e3-
ttFe Mercantile coulEupnHy.
, 1869-08-20
Proposed Line OF Nntcr Corr nuul
entton between Norfolk and tho
MaxNi&SinpI.

GEkks BElKR- WuEE sc1FHcx sfR1s0s, Wes:
Virgins, August 13.-Thc committee Of the Ma
naiA iloA.d Of If1de Gu the scpjecs of ceat-a'
ltae Of nayiSsticn IsnEa tho West TO Hampton
Roads, has teen IN 1abt11oas ssssou here for four
days nnt viii psooa5s co1c'ude sne:r ta1EtHes to-
norfow. They have Esyeu searching Investigation
TO escry branch CT tSetr Subject: The rr7o:. will
show the rn.1road mud uzys2at,on sFs:eTs Of sac
valley to The aggregate Of St,0N miles ia !ecs.h.
These s5str1cs are stimulating pZ1dnctcu n \
powerful degree. The railroads crossing to tac
East are oye.taSted. The Northern water route
Is closed " tee eve months IN the scas. TIE
southern Tate. 1patc Is taxed WITH tn-
surnnce On Ea'f and hs2h r!osAre &C
the lower Mississippi. Do:h &A:er s5a:es
leu1 Atuund tnu na:lon- and Nou.a
Ire blocEaded u VA. 4 direct rcutfai water l!1c
nom the month o! the OHIO to the ee1tra1 palt Of
Norfolk would a!ot,1 cheap transpu1sasloc 70
market fer Western produce, and bring cue.r
fpod TO Eastern manufacturers II var as well ii
IN race Water carriage would ortas wheat
from ns3tkr "a FoEt Benton by III caean cost: Tac
re- or 11scs the history 0: tdc S!S.ala Caa4. aad
tA,lu a:s.ot the enst q CONFLICTING Il, Ti.h Its
capacity iot bo2.s II 10 tons II recommends
this enterprise as favorable object Of all iron
the National Government
, 1869-08-20
F0REl0h.
Baron Beust's Reply to the
Prussian Minister Of
Foreign Affairs.
EXPLANATION Relative to the Re-
cent Goodness Between the
Two Governments.
Affairs IN Spain Growing More
and More Unsettled.
4uttrln.
lAEox pkCpr 10 THE rErasfAs NlF1srgH OF POT

4uttrln.
lAKoN DkrTT 70 TIE rErasiAs NlF1srEX OF PoE-
KIGE AFFAIRS.
TiEkfA, August 70.
Baron Won Deust has replied 70 the recent note
u Hen Won TE.ele, Acting Ptuas!an Minister Of
Foreign AGAi1u. He assc1ts that ha thought
verbal explanation sufficient to remove u!surdrr-
sseDdiag between The two goTeE1Eeatt, Rad de-
sired to avoid useleas correspondence. The
11,ne Mfntstef iusiltB that What le saId in cum
mlttee Was of pirate character. The ssanaae,-
uona OF I parliamentary committee are not
within the coutrol Of foreign gosernMenis- lie
declines 10 entez into discussion as to what WA
sRid before. Tlat Fi!i not uphold his opinion on
question: caused Is inaccurate newspaper state
mentA Referring 10 the Interpretation By the
Tlenua Cablnet Of the military tzeat,eA between
Prussia and the south German ssa,es, he Aa5s
that In \ coueutRtory despatch sent to the AIS
irtsn Minister At BeElta, II A1Tch, 1867, nath-
Ing Has sa1d aS 70 whether the ueA1F
nr Prague prevented the Southern 6tatea from
concluding treaties With the o:hct States ol Ger
many, but It WaA stated thai certain Teli-known
agreements preceding the signature OF the treaty
Eere Conceded, making It impossible to decide
whether the clause relating 10 the International
Independence Of the Southern STAKES was omitted
AZ lnAt,er Of no importance, or because It's tn
portAnce was 10 great that II should h.ye been
otherwise worded. Da1ou yon Beust does not Ad-
nit that he should be called to account for words
which newspapers Ale2e " have been uttered
ty h!H, Jet he Is willing, IN
ordcr TO soften aud remove
any existing unpleasaat1e87, TO cuier Into the
correspondence lu regard to conctllatotg endaar-
orr made on the other side turing the last JeI.
which tas possibly been mtsconstrued. The cl1-
cumstanee that there had been no !utercourae be-
tween Couut tun Wtmppfer, Austrian Ambass.-
DOR ut Berlin, and Count Won BlsmaIk for some
time, Is alluded to. The despatch explains that
ibIs WE owing to lhe alternate absence Of 10th
from Berlin from the spring Of 1865 until
tho close of the year. On the
rttuYn Of DiscaaIk, certain well
known continued and violent attacks In the pub
lie p.esa Oh Austt.2 Rayc tue Austrian Gosefn-
mtut cause 10 beliere that Count Won Rlsmark
WIS., In some measu1s responsible for ther1. The
Premier concludes by declaring thAt the 1eproash
that AEstrla iutcuded To pso1on9 her attitude OF
reserve cannot bt better disposed Of than by re-
ferring TO tho uninterrupted intercourse between
himself and Baron Won Werthet, prussla1 Mill
Ik1el al Vienna
TIK bUEz ClHAL INACGEKAT1OX.
VIENNA. August 49,
1t Is reported that no 6oTerclgu viii be Present
1t the inauguration Of the 3uez Canal
, 1869-08-20

The Movement tor The Removal OF
tire NATIONAL EapitAI-County Ar.
xeAsniGnt RrtuTnh-TrchKuEY Eke-
Cclptk-t't8li OF Indianapolis City
Officials.
, 1869-08-20
THE TI''KP.

TIE BrcKEfE RICE c1CRSK.
CINCINNATI, Auguss lo.-At the troittng raca Oh
the Buckeye Course to-day. between Lexington,
Pea Green u1d Do!lf, ths race HAs ruled oat D5
The :.ss s 80. ths nools returned On account Of a
foul by ihe tlr1yer OF Pea Green Of cro~diag Lex
ington on the truck. Three heats hai been run.
The disposition TO raise q disturbance MAS Eanl-
puItcs hustled the dIsturterB OF the ground. The
ieel=iuh Of the Judges meets general appropa'
tIGn
, 1869-08-20
PEORIA.
Attempted Suicide OF n Disappointed
Pol1tlftnn-W0teF Works.

ffcK1. NJ, August t9.-Dr. Samuel Naccen-
seller, N old citizen Of Pektr, md one Of the
.ietea.ed candidates lor County CLERK bet3re
the !2te Democratic Convention II Taze Eell
ha.!nG ch1oEoform- pecunis1J cnpsr1zssyueu!s
and disappo'ntIaent tn not getting the nomination
discovered IN tine to save hls life, This II the
thru or fourth Time he has attempted ecN-de-
s1ractlon, and he still declares hts Intention Of
doing En-
uEr Indianapolis visitors zerc treated u an ex-
s!oiloa OF the water works 10th nj the WORKS and
In the street, yesterday. They visited Sprlngaa1e
Cemete! and the JAIL, and len for home this
EnEntpF.
lestrzu1f EAs The no;icS. ear Of The ac3snn.
, 1869-08-20
Great fkrAkntu.

VIENNA. ANEIhL IL
1t IL reported that no 6oFerclgn Will be Present
1t the Inauguration OF the Suez Canal
, 1869-08-20

ROCHESTER, y. T., August !a.-ii IL repostct.
credlIahy, that i75Go1 ln iuohrJ, stoiea from the
American Merchants tu!on Express co1pany,
has 2,eeh discovered secrcted IN barn near New
t1k, Nayne County, y. I.
, 1869-08-20
COOK. COBUE* L CO.
NEEEFlPEE AT-rE-.xty1 AGEyEK

Ars o4A oE1s:t to reh+.e- of.tt.s~eA for THE iH1s+
CNE. LjareK Ao, atrAA 14c-r-
tu<p.<n. rerirrs fo- al EEwsFAPk1& Oh MAoAz7xEs
trs CAY isns.s7el ne {. Terr,sui.* ~ p4k
it4l<rs' :-,at~<. Irie<&.
OYFlcE. {. pEAAHcR4RL
, 1869-08-20

:, InEoS1p. CanatA IAusus, l9.-Rcr. Dr. Robert
nesaf, PROFESSOR OF Church History 81 hnox caI-
csAtsd M. = srars Of age, and Was the father or
Inc HtF. 1F- K +. lsurns, 1t the First Scqleh
ffesb, teElal Church OF Chicago,
, 1869-08-20
Woman Esurnod to cath.

CAc1SfA71+ Aufuai l9-On Friday ias., In
stoffs Township. hlA f1tzgeral! w4s buried 10
badlI b5 coal OIL lamp exploding xhlIe she Was
lighting II, and setting ntc to her c,qth.u- that
khc died four hpu11 afterxa1u,