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, 1870-07-21
HURRICANE At SANDUSKY.

From The Santtuaky Rrgiattr. Ju'y Is

From The SdndGaky ErJfa{tJ, july Is.
The weather was about ~ hot yesterday a.
ter ranged from a to 100 degrees in the shade
during different parts Of tho dag, and br the
reckoning OF rome, about = o'clock it 1sn up
TO 10s Not breath Of air was stirring, and
al nature seemed asleep. The psvements
we're ecotchlng hot, and shaie aud GOODNESS
could nowhere be found. Pleasure was sought
By different eeeke1t, but We know OF none
Who were successful in their search. People
vent 10 Church from ehcer sense OF duty sud
listened 10 the sermons With the mien OF mar
tyre. Atont half-psst ), when the air Was the
hottest, email dark cloud WAS seen in the
northwest, which eoou developed into the most
furious tempest cur ''oldest nhabitaut ever
saw. Never WAS our peaceful, beau
tifu! hay 80 strongly excited;
at the merry Of the winds; never was lis bot
tom 70 tho, ouehly stirred up. The sto1m
! came like h2sh- TIC thermometer ran down
At the rate OF Que degree minute. 1nstanta-
neonsly the streets we're filed with whi.lwinds
Of duet. and everything seemed timilar to
tropical tornado.
In the city signs we're stripped from their
proper places and landed on the pavement,
lifted, trees uprooted and limbs broken on,
bushes torn ur, sign-possa md fences lowered
| to the ground. On the principal streets there
| WAS constant crashing OF gl1ss. the patss Of
| Wlha DcInE 20 STRONG A. 10 shAtteT 1t from ths
sashee. Men ran from the walks into the rn,d
10 AVOID tho falling signs and shutters
and found > rl1ce Of shelter as soon IL pos-
sib!e.
On The dock was large Sud excited crowd,
| which grew larger 4s the etoru increased in
"1hinesss 1Hmense waves were hurled fifteen
aud twenty feet over the highest docks, and
dashed ssalnst the building with the fury OF
Al ocexn storm.
The Young Reiudeer Was within a few rods
OF The shore Ehcu the storm came IN. and
could hardly make her dock. She had on poari
| An immense lead Of passengers feuu, ceslar
Point beer gardens, but landed them all safe
IT, The little yacht Restless was tossed about
fn1iously Aud came very nearbcing dashed in
pieces.
The tug Young Hickory. owned by WOOL
worth i Co., and ]rine At Decatur street dock,
efforts 1nstio to sayo her, no p11t
Of her construction can ever be used
again. Tho waves lifted her Almost
out Of the water and hurled her against thr
rock time After time 4 wood scow 1t the font
Of Fulton street WAS shattered in the same
way. Their fate WIS shared By many sm.l}
yachts and 6ehing boats The lumber alonr
the edge Of the bag wn lined with e1cte]
| spectators Several sslooAss were ont, lade,
with human freight. and every eye watched
them With painful interest, Some came in n
light bat others were no, so fortunate. y n, h
yacht Annie Ward went to the Assistance !
| 4 toAt that had ocen swAmped and c1p.ixed
| eased ber occupants from q watery grave
and, after long struggle, succeeded il get
/ .tne in with only part Of her rigging aud ,
| single mast. Tho tug Silver Spray did epleu
| did service IN aiding disabled vessels ard cap
-;-r1 Leats.
, 1870-07-21

eo'orc who vas the favor1te OF the colorel voters
recently rancd Dlackfoyd. his white rval
-1hc washington EeputIteon says: "Thc Presi-
ucnt Will rtturn here from Long Branch during
tue Congressional Eccess every two weeks, 1ul
haI hefc several days for the purpose OF attending
70 INC business which accumulates during bis ab-
sence. The majority Of the members OF the
Cabinet intend abseartng themselves from Wash
lheton during the Congressional recess Messya.
fo1ler and Robeson, of tho Navy Department, will
sa&e Turns In their recreation. Secretary Bout
wen VIII make arrangements to st4lt his home the
latter part Of the menth, whth 1t Il expected that
Judge Richardson Will assume the duties OF A.
6sstaat Secfvtasy OF the Treasury"
, 1870-07-21

cook COUNTY SUPERVISORS,

TX 1t" "' .s Ao1 .ue
1.'N''' " eooA
''s' - -. "a" 49,. - A''e oom".saon-
s.' ,'oA4 'n' s''s oi enl.
.;- 4A 'Ae 'o"ns outs'ae ot
-. 1'ui4esSaon LIN! .ne
- '.,,,;.. ~. ~ s'"lst N'sofa ~ aoolisueo
mfoN 'os ue" eonstIa1'oa
80 .+4'0 'A'e'. anu 'ua' tne ounce VI
',Aie >*p4 = aiS" Auo',sI'eo- 1oese
~ Wal ' ieaouS seeo eS
'.'t|s Au' s''''s''ns u 'he ne" coastis'1-
=, ''a' LIE "loa LIE soo]ee'. 1nes are
81" ."'''"s. ....... .......
49,. ~, ,,.'c. by general law, ,er teWnsn!e ofsan.
;-"i;, = NJ ~ tsHnsnt.s seas nays tat sane
::-.", : r'.ail t.. ualtrn iarrusnout outline 1he s,xts.
~" v, Ihs snunts snaiFs " ,,,.,I - u.'k :!
- =. = # it;t.ra persons, len If wnnm shall be
= ~ i ~. ~ N s.:, ,nr.1 nsn & nav
'"-s,'s "nly law
49,; ;i.; til trr.st;tutcn' not tncoas,s.en, sTH
n. "y;'4. sha:l continue I" te a. valid as
:, :,,;.;r-s-.. {. iii l-'rs1ns NV lifting auv
,:1:ii ;;;tr u: >'!a'l continue "a '':s exes-
,.>:::;.::--,u,~ ar nr;snu,cnsS. nul.ss Is
~ " :'='''-'''o F." = o'ats" LIE directed
A&e~c provisions make no immediate
''F"'- :4--si'H::>' ut Which Supervisor. as:i
wt~s.,i' r.-:sers hsa tlecse'. are held IN
~. r'-;:atS III Se' .'nt'rr. aud III NIL esEsr
paris OF tA' state Ill APl'l. Section y docs
'.es fti.:i:;;' sal>' Int SIMPLY provides that.
II. a' general law. !" he hereafter cnaesed
tarSt tpxu 3utrti..rs sLull ye held nEtOl the
, 1870-07-21
OUR CURRENCY NUISANCE.

Under the influence OF great European
war, we are again drifting avny from
specie payments, aftes wo had reduced tho
1rcsniusn Oh gold to II per ccut, and when
it was believed by many that, by the aid Of
the Funding and Currency bills just passed,
the premium would soon fall to :. after
which the next cotton crop would have re-
moved it altogether, Now, by the opera
ton Of causes over which We have no con-
tzol, our currency is undergoing daily de-
probation ut the rate OF cent or two
day, with the comparative certainty that
the first heavy battle, if it results in Il con-
tinuation Of the war, will send gold up to
10 or so
This results from, the dependence of onr
currency fer its value on the national
bonds, or rnther from the fact that the
chief form Of our currency-the legal ten-
der noie-although drawing no interest. is
itself national bond. If the grcenback-
and bonds were affected in value only by
the credit ri our government, tic evil
would not be so very great But how ut
terly absurd it is that the entire currency
Of the United States, five years after pence.
shou'd renain in such condition that
rush of new French or prussian bonds On
the narkct-oz even tho prospect that such
new bonds will bo iss,,cd-shoull lower
the value of our currency by 10 per
cent in ten days. Every agreement to
ply money in the United States,
every note, contract, rent. fixed salary. or
u her money obligation throughout thu
country has fallen in its actual value 10
per cent since the p1ussian King turned the
cold shoulder to the French Minister. II
The war continues, this effect Of the de-
probation Of our currency will soon he man.
ifest in the rise in all currency prices, first
OF imports and exports, then of mannfac-
lures crops, rents, Labor, and land. Such
| fluctuations in the value of currency are
daily, hourly swiud!e upon industry.
,suction. 1t arises wholly from the
fact that the grcenLack, a govern
zuent note, is our standard medium of ex-
change; that its value depends chiefly on
the price of Our bonds in Europe, whose
value, in turn, depends on the degree in
which the capital Of Europe is avaslablo fur
our needs after supplying its own. A six
months session Of Congress has just adj
jonrne1 without taking single measure Of
any importance toward removing the green
back from circulation, though it met under
the shadow OF its OWE pledge that this
would be its first and chief work. Indeed,
its ears hars been assailed by the clamor Of
set Of hnnncinl b1ather.kites who de.
1nanded that the whole currency should
consist of this 6uctuating medium instead
Of half of it; that is, that the people
should be cheated by the specu
lators twice as much as they are.
BY emitting to fulfil its pledge Congress!
has disgraced itself, and, rs the effects Of il.
renaissnesa come to he felt ly the countr,
at large, members of Congress will lie callet
upon by their constituents to answer why i
: is that we must still bo cursed with d cur
rency Whose value rises when Napoleon
smiles and sinks when Bis1nark glowcrs.
, 1870-07-21

notwithstanding tho predictions of cer-
tain tinanciers that the provision for Stree
banking on q gold basis" in the Currency
bill, i. &, the right to Issue nny quantity of
currency by providing for its redemption
in specie, would not be availed Of, we learn
that, before the bill has been passed ten
days, three applications are on file, to foEa
National Banks on the gold basis. These
applications came from bankers in Boston,
New York, aud San Francisco. We predict
that others will soon come in from the
South, and that, gradually, avery considers
ble fou of ve1i-secured redecmable paper
money will pass out at par with gold among
he people, ard viii circulate at first at the
, 1870-07-21
TIE NORTHWEST.

|':'s. 's 80. .'~". n"t-' 'ss "''''@ s'Ae'"'e
"'e". -, ~ ~. .ouM1-v'. r""s
~ .'.t4's n"' ~ -, 49,. ~. - sts't ~ 49,"
,,",,,,,. s''''. '''1' '''-1's|''' - AA"'''A
No".s.
,..,.,, ~, tsn. No.; .ns, .,ar,.s, s".,r,.t .a
,,..4',,. a.. '..s.....,
"e>" ""s . ~ ak.u
y '"unt. '.'s tn N"s .uu1st "as san.s sess
,o.n 49,. =, no.. 49, ata, -'. H., -. OLA
WAN vs. '"A1'
.--.,. fo"1. ...
1ac lIAT1ses IN iowa propose 10 t!ona'e sse'""
~ mls 'u"u VI oeslaoie 'oes''oh 1aa' Naa fasse
@NNN' ~ = .e o., ~ " e-@ - " A1''N'-
ests ~ .ac a,, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-Anaa Nso""e"' III "aa1son eoun''' s'Aes-
',,s,s ~, u ase, "atA.a sHs 4as.eS ~ ~ ~
.n,, h.,r ,,onr. ~. 49, s 80. 80, 81. ~
,nat,ar 49, ,a,- Ao' sn, W. ~, 49,
sn c,,,,,r.;cs h",s",, .na ,,o,u @n,en sns 49,,
comfortable living
There IA M eanits, nnnfshment In U-1srons,n
And Au,rcw Thomnson, The rnurarrer q, Mr..
uaca17y AMI her four ch,,ilsvn. near NcGrccor.
tast fail Knew there Nas not AnA a. xaxs tho
Mcf;rscur 7Ym<, there ia a fclIne n s,t,.,,r.
,fou. tha1 after travelling for ,lays In Wisconsin
to fnt safe nace to execute. his htllfan rlaus he
| AciralIy. though nnyfttnrlv. came ltscs within
thr jurisdiction of the State Of Iowa AMI thu, was
| made liable 10 the puuishmeuts inflicted by the
laws OF Iowa"
AT Eeovnt. m SUNDAY las,- Nrs ain,er mn
cer,,1 10 build mr. II ts.ine rather slow nnnp,
| ,m,n,nr .hc ,oot ~. ec-ossnn -,n a,a .o,,.
n,r,..c', norrtnc o nnon ~ n,was ~. a., a.,
c,.n1 nm snto thr ot1 nn,. rxn,oar,Y IT. ,1w,rr.
linz: sht. was euyc1oped In rsme4 Rushing ou,
,nt, ~ s,I w.. - o,sS,,roT ~ 49, c,1.h;,sn.
.so 1nr,nrt;h ,,.r>csa,so =, sx,,n,.ss w.
,r -srn,no ,,sn:.ts s,onn,s her .y,.r w., ~.
| ~, 49,, s,tnons.h.s h.- ,s- ...ss.s ..s.. 49,
,,aa $500, sn s u. m'.. :.
lAF
, 1870-07-21
POLITICAL

Henry D. Foster, who lost his seat 10 the pres
enS Congress on contest with John Covode, Is
again the Democratic candidate for Congress- IN
the Twenty -nrst District OF rennsylyanla-
= Elections w!is te held this fall 10 a thc States
except Oregon, California, SeE Hampshire. Con-
neetcut, and Rhode Island Sixteen States are 10
cnooae Cnitcl ata,es Senators, and nyc hAvc al
ready done 70.
-Ihe Democratic Convention to nominate
canalaate Tor Congress fforl the Tenth District Of
Illinois vii! br held 1t CAynyle on the su ,lxy o:
August next
The "tsrep.essiblc conntcs has Assumed
new phsse-a struggle between white and b,acl
asrirants for Cong esslonal dtgnlttes. At meet
irg In Hnlr e tnatr. A.toAna, ala 1,eecc
, 1870-07-21
SUICIDE OF THE FRENCH MINISTER

The suicide of N. Prcvost-Paradol,t the
new French Minister at Washington seens
tu l,ave met, thus far. with n very inner
fec. and unsatisfactory explanation. He
gave no symptoms of insanity before re.
tiring to rest, at 10 u, NJ. He was evidently
troubled hy the war news from France,
though the nature of his trouble has not
been fully indicated. Whether, rs Lib
ernl who had, consented to accent Office uu-
der Napoleon, he found himself suddenly
called upor, to sustain measures at war with
his convictions. or whether the immediate
mission with which he was cI,arrsd pressed
beavi'y upon him, is not made known.
His note to his family, directing the dis
position tint should lie mn.le Of his body,
does not indicate INV other insanity than
may alwavs lie assumed in cases of suicide,
We are compelled 10 conclude that his suicide
was the result solely OF trouble of mind, in
seine way growing ont of the openinc war
Of France against Prussia, to which, from
his character and antecedeuts, he must
have been strongly opposed Whether his
trouble arose from feeling that he had
compromised his own position among edu-
cated Fsenchmen, or from sympathy with
the millions upon whom the war would
bring calamity and suffering, cannot vet be
ascestained, and may, perhaps, continue Il
mystery.
Luc;en- -Anatole prevost- -paradol (tbe last
two words form single surrnme) was born
at Paris, August g, 1929, Prior to his an
,.,intmaut .x Min;stor u, Tho 1r,;4oa sto+.s
he had been chiefly distinguished as q
| scholar xarant author. rev;ever esssr;sf
and editor of tbe Journal des m
bo,s Ha u,e oducatad in nar+ a,
| NE Co31a,a porrt,ov ara r.,ara,os
at tie are Of 9. from tae Eeo,t Normate
+aca;.;n., }ha frrt ,,r;,a f,r o1,,,,o,oa ,-,,
, 1870-07-21

This very sensible policy OF aping no tlnn,-
aye to private property on The Sea, hy
similps agreement rs TO private property on
lar1, they will Eot be fur from declAra-
, 1870-07-21

VlADuCT2 ON THE AVENUES.

y,unr n,,,a,, 49,, =. ,,.s,'', IT,. 49,
rar T1sn, S'i am, ~ ina' uc iaencG o.
r..r,r r.. Tht. IIim",. ,.t,sf i.sttnsst 9o,n,cr
~. H., w.. -, !. s. 2! t.at!aua"
ami n1tt.ys In me c+ntr.. ri tha S,nt i1ir,s, ~
a." ~. ,tI VII. @ ~ " ~ oun Dfison o.
~. an ~. ta,, ~ ons sTT,t. ~
,..i,,, s,r o,,,I,,t,s -, ths,s III, nnnnca ~ ~ su
~ .asse wso iavur ,hs measure ] NV 'l4'se ~ "eu
,, "i,un - @ "a .. .ns , aas ua.e, sou say tnai
tst,.t a;,.; mnS !. ~ a IT,, ! M = WILL
contract made betweca The Il illinois M au Central
Nal!soaa SotnpaM5 ELY hns Cty y. GMicAso, and
.aa,' ~ tne re- tsh IT., - anu tnI Is operate
Spw, 10 you e,aim that ,nat il a perpetual con-
t5nct7 II IS perpetual, eau It " possio!e that
ny e,ty aa shS ~ aa ansnos - F!an.
under thai cuntract has nut the city reserved to
Itself the right 10 eplt1o frutn time t. time. II
mie1t ,leem cApedlehl, me maphef n Which the
tfaSk shuuld tE "oItf'steu: Does tht contract
autofl2e ttains Rtiu e!1nes VI otlef rUais tu Use
The track. suppose lhe clly we're to ins.s, that
hoEss Io*eF onls should be ust'l on tie tIasE.
aus then uuly Ut utxht, u what particular sAl1tr
Nhllu the Track l,e 10 the c0mpanss You claim
that the question Is Gliupls, 81 Tie Railroad trsck
II If. OF sta,ucrs.1
Who then shall decide e; that question. the ie9pl.
certainly thc former, aud whilst hnu tls Of them
sts IL: as atss IA r. ii u a
lo II NJ oc of them iias riltloilc " ftysr u me
Sss..a ~ ,tuer n nav T"r fnsn, rrn.. 1'1irat.
property ulay ue taken fur public I'uFpuss On pay
saSem fof nI,sas n.Ioses x,bou; ,ns canset T
IT, owpsr II; Ia,"It t. e"mt@ny % ea,s'gt a It. huiI4 s
riyr /, authurity to .Iauuve pt,yate pr,rcrtr fur
its Individual purpose. Wnlst thu city c4uuvt
taxes Of eiuzeus generally or Of the
ouln i'sts.oa ~ tnt snape VI esastai y. sptSlai
for lndiyiluaI purposes Or for corporation rhr
,1t, s,rs ui IN ~ 1tncf u, saT az ,n1f,I1,r uf s'rs
.la1naxrt. would tsr itl1uvs,sc- Tile Illinois Cen
naene. ~ .l.ct hssgnea IN ts F.rss secon, &C.
l,", oo,.a ana tsa ,n - 1t I'll .s, a.a .,, n no.
came out Of .hcIr shops. Of coutse no o,amc A.
ees oi H. H. 1asaI rras mn S' Il mi :: oei eisaS
Tie obtct III getting The valucss nov, Clearly to
Ne al fnos the .anser Of arriving hot osyr
nal a.,ng dug inci'icnt 10 The making up Of
.ne hns ~ N.Y.: or a.s III .ns Gun + y
wandrted that lhoss. WIN live AMI Own property
n .hs .sats ~, ss5 isi ., .,eis s;,, lefsssa u
tt saltat'e h',l-s at. M rt.s,.1l on both Sides Of
S w .ot ,sse aoo rn' x,e w % nm. ,r.,,,,
complain Of That mode. hut, 4
H. il wi, nj "n,y mate the i!iinot Genital isa.,-
rua'i conraus lii INST unpopular t"rl'o'atinn III
,'s " isg, sI;s a u, os.es M % o9 i ~ ] @
viii enA'sst The matsee inch t'' M. III ~ prs-
ian,. su iii i.r Il, ,,l,lici III :, ,, dial result wi
tt That tnv truck Hlil le 1en,o's..mthc % s nut.
ra1ldlr Iuc;nrr, e., Sr.. u( tNe Illauis Cr.tTa
Rai.rasl On III. lake short. ttar Fifteenth street
naas 'hS1h" 'sksoK'E:
Ave f.1 tIFlk1 ER1tT nj
, 1870-07-21
TWO STATES MEN.
Emile Olivier, Prime Minister OF
France.

Emile Olivier, Prime Minister OF
Frs.nce.
From The .ytp York Worh.
Olisie1 Emile Olivier, Prime Minister OF
France under the newest imperial regime
sanctioned by the plclisc'te. il the son of ne-
moatheueA Olivier, merchant Of Msrso.l!es,
renowned for his efoluance aud persistent rail-
calisu. lie WAS always III opposition, anA az
ter the coup d etd& his antipathy to Louis Na-
polcon, both 81 preaident aud Emperor. vas
20 indispensable that he was arrested and had
to leave France, to which he did not rsturu
until 1sG0. Ills sou, the object Of this notice,
has been no less remarkable for lus adhesion
TO the broadcast democratic principles. Al
though under the modifying influence OF re-
cent concessions to the cause Of fEeedom by
the French Government, he has felt st liberty
to espouse tue policy OF the empire, and fills
by his old friends for aesertion, aud not being
implicitly trusted By the new until moro perfect
acquaintance, although it il fair to assume
that at this moment he must have the person.
Al confidence OF the Emperor, He ia 10 Tears
OF age, aud was called to the Paris bar in 1877,
and in 1873 was appointed Comu1issary Cen
erai of the new republic in MarAcilles. Hia
first public duty was the repression Of the
Asrseilles riots, and for hls tirmneas in the
cause OF Law and order Vas praised 6F the
the Eeds. However, CavaiSnac sustained his
action, and appointed him Irefect. After tho
f,11 ~ tln ra,,1.f1;o ta ra+;+o.} fro+7, po,Yna
,,.d totI III 1,i,.a sour, =, ~ har ~,
4i,;s,t n-stprr s,1, -,1,a1, q. r ;,'to 1
t..inn snd Il, ~. 'ad n ~, snv atv s,,!,a
s'n+i, T,<,1;,;c,1 Ard ne.nn;3I sri was e,team,
81 one n ths ntnanents ~ tha Franch har
~ T.. 1sSs7 ~, ~. raS,aovsI n ia N .ani'ir for
one en "f tho eiesto1sl ,1.e,i.,s n tha seine.
III lie CLamlrrs be vas nna n The fixa em;-
uo,,t man,h.ra nf The orno.;tior and onnoaa3
,na 1nI,I;c S,9etr law AZ is5s H.. 1,,l;,n f.
ncdit;on Of 1851 and tic contrib OF lie Press
| Law in 1850. In leG3 IL Olivier was re-e}ectrd
,nd ,lun,r ,h;s ses.,onh reco,.nze.l tho ;Inn,i'
icy Of continuing o,,po.i.ion 70 tie eoys,nmea,
| for u,t re pattv furpox.-. aud Oh several oct.-
| e;fnr took the fife of the Ministry when Il
| seemed fnr Tia nnbl,c be1ietit that he shouIi
do 20, This unccrtain action continual un,iI
tlle imperial lItc!ara ion II liberal Intentions,
and tha large concessions of tnpu],r fretlo,n
ieterniuea lin. and he tormaIiv ioiueI tie
imperial psrtv. making lis profession Of faith
! aud juztifying lis Procedure in pamphIrt
entitled "Tha lg,h Of J,nusrr'" III .i,r fo,-
lowing election lie was thrown out Of Lis old
| parliamentary eest bv q 1alical opponent:
Int having been nominated far another dis
,riet-the Tar-he vas returned in th.t diyis.
lou. lie becarne parsonage OF the highest
importance in the chamber. aud the oiyot
| ,rnupa which ali the narli.uent,rr rnora.
, 1870-07-21

Government He has realized The utter fu-
ulity OF relying on hi. nationality to protect
him agninst yio11ted and outraged people.
Thero arc also r1moss a1ost that Aomo Of tho
.ttaches OF tho Selma, Rome & Dalton Rail-
po,i2ed thai their room was preferable to their
crmpany. We have failcd 10 trace it to re-
tiahln HouYcc.
, 1870-07-21

Tie announcement by both Rislnazk and
Napoleon. that the PARIS Declaration OF
1~:-,,;." in favor Of neutral property on
>,iIlu.sd and against pr'vateering, will be
fiuitllv observed, will enable the commer-
ti.l vessels Of both nations to continue
.l.is trips us ,asssa!. and, if maintained, will
dish the Lop-s Of those who have been
expecting That the present war would lead
,n heavy transfers of French and Prussian
vessels to other owners. The following is
the exact language of the declaration,
which was signed by the pIeni7otcntia1ies
us England, France, Prussin, Austria, Rms
sin Sardinia, and Turkey:
AZ. I1tyattet!nc Is. and feInsirt, sl,oltshed. "a
u. . The neutral Tag coyeEa enetnx'A goods
,r-,,, tnp e 1crntion OF c0nt1alland Of war
..s. Neutral E3oda, with The exception Of coa-
,..,s,t uf war arc not Liable 70 capture under en-.
ttnxa Gag, ,,n.
tr,s.tiYr: that is TO say, maintained by 1ofc<
s:sc,rnt really to prevent Access 70 tne co@ss o.
INT cocmy-H
Now, If the combataats will follow NJ
, 1870-07-21

The women OF the Wesleyan Female co1,eyA of
Aactn. Ga, hare Presented the President al ma
eI-conftdetacy badge Inscribed, +To Jefferson
Davis. We live for each other.~
, 1870-07-21

strongest ground in favor Of the Chinese
and even vent in for Chinese suffrage un4uali-
helly. At the close Of his o..tion Governor
Insight kaid quietly to him, "At the proper
Pleased 10 diecuss the Chinese question: viii
yor-
The gross bad tasto Of the or1tion saved it
from general publication in San Francisco,
bat lie gave his manuscript cory to local
paper, and from that it was printed. and have
year. Governor llaighs is coaeeelr denounced
~ not up to the times" becsuse he i. not
willing to lid in demonstrations which would
ditEracc our common h1nauits, aud Senator
Stewart is tsnting in Congress against the
very people he nas year since championinG.
Governor Haight i not candidate for re.
election. Really it is wonderful with nhas
alacri,y practical politician will climb frog
The hack Of one kteed upon the back Of an
other, even il they happen to be going in con
| traty directions. without ever touching tie
ground.
THE rIRA11 roswARn.
Tie naain facts Of the destruction Of the pi.
g;-,rh lsst night. But the full history Of the
adair is hardly known bore, and not st all IN
derttood II the East. 1he facts arc briefly
| thcee. Over three months since, the Mexican
CuEsu1 at TIL. port. Senior Mvas, became aware
tbat the old hEtish gunboat Forw1r,3. which
G&u uS3l @tlu H Gt4a4AQQAtL, y l.. AuQ pQl-
chased, Al WAS understood, by General Vallejo
ard one Ramon de Zalio, OF California, w1s
being lifted up il this port, l,y one Jansen. oa-
| ten@ity for engaging in the osste1 business in
| the Gulf Of Mexico, for which =he was wholly
! united. Tho fraud xae = transparent one,
and The Consul notified T. g. Phelps. Collector
| Of this Fort, that she wan being fitted out fol
plrasical expedition in the interest OF the no.
| torious r1aodo Vega, Mexican outlaw and
| renegade, who waa rkuikiug in the mountains
Of Slpsloa neas tho cosEt Just above San Bias
with email forre Of thieves and cutthroats.
| preparing for making plundering raid on
some OF the defcnceless towns Oh the Cult o1
| California, He WAS told that i he could prort
this she would be stopped. but otherwise tht
! Collector did not feel authorized to interfere
| or eoc1se he could not prove it, md che nas
allowed to hoist the San Salvadorian hsg, Ani
| sail from this port ~ tho Alabama was per
mittefl to saul from an English one- Love-
down tho coast che took on force Of tifty u
one hundred and tifty despe1adoes- who h&1
been enlisted hete for the purpose, and WHEEL
next Eessd feum rho waaat MAzatlan. detiine<
on suspicion by the 4czicaa authorities Sh
hsd in the mean time landed her men and con
tfaband material 1t point nc.r San Bliss, All
there WEB nothing suspicious to be found OF
board her. He. Captain demanded Icens'
10 IKE cy.te-s f:om Les lower down III
, 1870-07-21

The Mankato Rteor'i says OF the wheat crop in
Southern MlnnesNta: ave have every reason to
believe II will Ike much lighter than last year. The
continued tlronth snd scorchtng weather Of two
weeks ago has ha,f very damaging effect upoa
It. Taking 1t altogether, wc doubt II IN the whole
Ut Southern Minnesota The wheat crop will aver
age moEe than twclre bushels per acre"