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Evening star., 1870-01-05

TEE FOLLOWING APPOINTMENTS in the Balti-
more Custom House were approved to-day by
Secretary Boutwell,:
Inspectors-Lewis B. Hine, Geo. w. Peacock,
Isaac Wilson, and Mark w. Thompson; Thomas
H. Phillips, Messenger; and VIM. Cummings.
Fireman.
Evening star., 1870-01-05

NAVAL ORDERs.-Paynaster W. F. A. Tor
bert has been ordered to the Alaska, at Boston.
in place of Paymaster Frank Clarke, Of r. l.,
who has been detached from that vessel. En-
sign John M. Hawley, Of Mass, has been de-
tached from the Boston Navy Yard, and ordered
to the Guard, at New York. Ensigns Fred. Col
lins, Of Me-, and Joseph G. Eaton, of Mass,
have been detached from the steamer Guard.
Evening star., 1870-01-05
Te,egraphed Ezclusirely to

The Telegraphers Strike I'm Phflalel.
phia.
7e'egraphed Ezclusirely to The Evening Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4.-The telegraph oper.
ators here ceased work at O'Clock D. m. There
viii be no delay in the business Of this Office.
Evening star., 1870-01-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DISEASES OF THE SCALP
PkODUCE GRAY HAIR AND BALDNESS!
The use OF
HALLS vEGETABLE
4ICILIAN HAIR RENEWER
will restore ii to its natural color and promote its
growth.
B. p. HALL CO.,
in 3deoSWm Nashua, N. H., Proprieters.
Evening star., 1870-01-05

Total.... ....................... ,797 ,2S2 II
The above does not include payments on 90
count Of interest or the redemption Of the pub
lie debt.
The receipts during the month were: From
Customs, $4,000, 900; from Internal Revenue
sl3 200 900; miscellaneous sources, 90 ooo, 900.
Evening star., 1870-01-05

THE WORLDS FAIR.-There will be a publc
meeting at Lincoln Hall on Saturday evening
next, at which time addresses will be delivered
by prominent gentlemen in advocacy of the
proposed International Exhibition in this city.
Several Senators and Representatives have been
invited, and an interesting meeting is antici-
pated. Our citizens should show their interest
in the enterprise by their presence at this meet
inc
Evening star., 1870-01-05

The sEvEN-THIRTY BONDS recently received
from the Second National Bank of Louisville,
and which were pronounced to be counterfeits,
were yesterday returned to the bank as fraudu-
lent bonds. Experts were puzzled for some
time in detecting variations with the genuine,
and were finally compelled to admit that the
bonds returned were much better executed than
the regular issue. There are imperfections in
the genuine, owing to oversight ON the part of
the engravers, that were omitted in the counter
feits, and 1t was this difference in the genuine
that first called attention to them.
Evening star., 1870-01-05

CORNELIUS WENDELL pronounces the alleged
conversation between him and New York Sun
reporter incorrect in many things and wholly
unauthorized by him. He says when the re-
porter called on him he (WendelD refused to
answer questions, and protested against any
publication on the subject of the Impeachment
trial as coming from him. He knows of no
money reaching any Senator, directly or indi-
rectly, to influence his vote on the impeach-
ment Of johnson.
Evening star., 1870-01-05

MAJOR THOMAS CUMMINGS, Captain 10Th
Infantry, recently on trial before court-martia]
in New Orleans, has been found guilty, and
sentenced to be cashiered and held in CUSTODY Al
such place and in such manner ss the proper
authority may direct until he refunds the sums
Of s172.10 and s17215, found to have been en-
bezzled by him. The President has approved
the sentence, and Fort jackson, Louisiana, has
been designated as the place Of confinement.
Evening star., 1870-01-05

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.
The disbursements from the Treasury Depart
ment during the month of December were az
follows:
Civil and niscellaneous.......... 1854, ,7e2 50
war Oepartment....... ,830,648 So
NAVY Department. 2,l4l,O46 95
Interior, indians and Pensions,).. 960,623 As
Evening star., 1870-01-05

THE NORTH ATLANTIC FLEET, under COM
mand Of Rear Admiral POore, has been divided
into twosquadrons, both of which will remain
under his command. The East Squadron will
be under command of Commodore Joseph F.
Green, Of Maine, and comprises all that portion
of the Atlantic north of the mouth of the Cbesa-
peake Bay. The headquarters of Commodore
Green will probably be at Boston or New York.
Evening star., 1870-01-05

The NEW STATE DEPARTMENT BUILDING
Mr.. Mullett, Supervising Architect OF the
Treasury Department, has completed the de-
signs for new State Department building,
which will be submitted to the committee to ex-
anime plans for the new ediice. 1t is proposed
to locate the building on the Government res
ervation corner Of nth street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
Evening star., 1870-01-05

ARMY CHANGES AND DAssIGNNENrs.-The fol-
lowing named officers have been ordered to re-
port without delay to the superintendent gen.
eral OF the recruiting service at New York CITY.
for assignment to duty :-Brevet Major C. j.
Wilson, Captain Oscar Hagen, Brevet Captain
VIM. Shields. First Lieut.. John W. Jordan is
ordered to the Department of the Missouri.
Capt. s. L. Barr is ordered to Fort Leayenworth
Evening star., 1870-01-05

" M. Z. A. GYMNASIUM,
Il. Corner 9Th and d streets.
Open Daily from a. m. to 10 .. m.
CLASSES FOR GENTLEMEN
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at ga D. m; also
Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday, at ia p. m.
FOR LADIES'
Tuesday and Friday Evenings, at IA O'Clock.
Terms: 50 per annum; S6 for members Of the
Association. de4-eolm
, 1870-07-20

North German 1loyd line. L. 1, Bremen, ind NIL
sst leave for New York TIL further orherz
1tAAnrkG, July te.-The steamer Allcnap:e,
from New York rin Plymouth. arrived y.sten,ay
afternoon Tie Csmbsia left Hayre SATURDAY
noon for New York.
plymouth, Juty l9.-The steamship Scw YORK.
Of the North German line, from New York. II.
fsed hcFr safclE. II Is mt get s1eclde,t vhethe.
she Viii Try to reach Ufemen.
LONDON, July 19.-Lloyds exact from 8 10 10
S'!lucas On German shipping.
The 7i'nts this morning ahandouR all homes Of
mediation The aword must Now .lcctsle.
II Is reported that Ear! Granville has remon-
stgaiesl With Prussia
The Transatlantic service Of tho French steam.
snip lines viii continue uninterrupted A.sur-
ances have been received from the Prusslaa Court
that The naval warfare will not be extended to the
capture OF private property on the high scaa.
The Shipping tdxtfl< thinks the Germans fottu-
nste because so many Of their merchant vessels
were bought from the Americans during the re-
cent rebellion, which mar now bc covered bJ the
American 1aR-
The Ltrsdo4a hest Is akepticsl touching news re-
ceived trnm france anu Prussia 1t ascstbss the
hulk of dispatches III sptcu!a,orA.
SOUTHAMPTON. July l9.-Sorth t;eEmau ktcame,
Main, from New Tork for Bremen, arrived
safely ihtA foEcnoon.
, 1870-07-20
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
AN EXCELLENT NUMBER,
Contents for The Ktek Ending July 20,

THE FARM AND CARDEy. cr,,un, ,,4 y.,r. ~
the Beet Rovs fo, Suss.-TL- sue,r Ri P-..
ceet-Ttt Far.r-1he No Fener i.w-Whv ,s-
He.s sreas Eut, .psis. n,ret Fsil-Irr:,. flux-
What VIZ Aay Look For-Educasop-A New In
dusttial show At 1ndi4nstoli,- ,sn,.r1;,x-.rhr
Csupa-
LETTER fR04 VETERINARIAN: Latue Shoulder.
inflammation II thu Eyes-Ca2evd Elbow.
SFLECT1uSS FROM THE AGRICULTURAL
PRESS: Cheese Crop Of l5.u-Bista 10 li,ip ,;s-
The Tur'atAFly Poisonous.
THE SEAT OF WAR: With Ma;
FRANCE AND PRUSSIA: Saiulesu aaA Hia chss-
scp'te- Population Q: ihe French E:nPi:e-IIes
f1nahcet-An Army OF !.S.,nl sieaLrhe CusIr
uta@osi nc f'ts-IliaaAeta ha1Sins s-Pclala-
Llca u 5FsFAaEufeAn 1at"n :: :he Amy In
ruASGIphTiaS sII n tIeKa. ,n.,....u,, "st.
- eo''se''naene7 )" '1'
rur FAN n1,ss1 sSnI nv H.'on -:
s,1rnrtT .1E,- ~ rr. n,.-a..-,---
eo-1T1 rii,S g-4ea 49, laf- oos1oeA1e oCEs'
w&sHIsrTov hsr.x.,..,
rLr r.A.+ = ~ - " ''e 4'aseo f,t~''7
rftlnnv faifrT. u EKW r.I1uE r,~o..
,h4 f,r.,..m., ~ H.. C-.tr. N n.s a 80 - - -
-ih, ii.,, :, r:1o, ~ r: 80 -,
,..,,,, I,1.S,,n., ....;,.l -; ~ ~ =. -
,nd unn,Irrd ,,.hr,. yro,,i., tA's&'
f1HENLI NJ HjJfrs il rHtG smrfur.,, p;,,.,
sor.. ~ s.,r-,,w - '>'''o''
,ru s1r p.,+;r,,I.,. r ~. ,-,,
vir;, jn .uv.n-, a, -: i.H- " y A'1
THE fyiiIlHEilrAI,Er. H." y. -.'ss".i,, =, w.,
Pint
, 1870-07-20

1oSnoS. July 1a-s n m.-conscls. ssE. Ameri-
can securities nat AMI nomtnsi; so bonds '6ss
q: ts*. old. 81: 67a, 81; i0t'k- - Stacks t,a1
Erles IS; Illinois Central lo4: Great Wes1ern. 60
PAHs. July is.-RouEse-Rentes oprned Al est
9oc. and closed at ST 95c; shade nTmer.
LiskRFsOi- July !9-l 20 p m.-Flou- stae.s.
Winter Nhtat l1,311s sd: md whest. los Sd; white
What, 1e49l las ~. Com, NS
LvEkFoor- Ju1t ia-1l:15 q m.-F1euT. u. E.l.
Winter wheat lis Cd; resi wheat 1is ii; white
wheat, i7s- Corn. 3ox ID.
rpr1. ltSs Lan1, ~
LyKEroot, Jult la-an n.-Co,t9n entirely
nominal; 100 Irregular to quote; sales 5000 bales:
gu 70 tra!e. none for speculation Of export Aore
failures R1c announced,
Bgsa.lstuns-Theat-l lis 1dtslls 81 for rr<s win.
ter; l2st@lss Sd for California: 11s "a for fe1i
Western. Flour. e6i7e7s Corn. 36A
LoSpsS. July 19-5 p m.-The panic which COM
Henee1 With markets here and At Liverpool
!csteTlas continues to-day, and WIS increased hy
i Iumor 10 which credit Is gwen that there Is N
understanding between France and Ausu1A
LoSpo>, 1p1F t9.-1ineeed cakes nEm. Tal1ow
eAHer at +$A Ca:cNsa ltnseed nlu. Turpentine
Tim.
, 1870-07-20

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.ni,t ,'i..t4<s hs asu.y .a;rss viii
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sst . ssi .a;a Ut "a
!. lie nlrrIts II the wpfk k-fur- u.s.
s:otsetua .herv IL u rtIonx thai whieh r1hib
t. f II sr III "s ~; H. Il N: i sswss
t.x'. n ha..s; .hs.. il % the wa:ia il 81
IT r. 4 sT .nst es :s1 'as 1t
I'LL m.kr rn-idsnts aad nha,.kr mai. 1o!'ticsa+-
scen ot ciar,~ Vii y. nd a. to,ir ~ atr r.I
d. oaI 1eh ansxt, ss s sI.ss s ia z: %
rs sse .sS' Il IT, t. ,i1h r a
les rAy !: .sax1.so9 whit l.. sIe pr. r.r
sssy Prott'1stn h1i Of a?,pIe With ve. .hn,ns
musl. =. it tuErly the tr4uls et artici. -41t
tnA rnLptt 1t krn ulNn tts Tl-Fr !:
limit e Protection, md =. xrow odrr will d,s
qts @ 'f IT 1; :s'
.ssSn'tains sh3: Il. asa ot :asrs.nef s.ant
purEse 1f r1 serving he balance OF trade
ALt fctt ign nations tire absolute cf ifJr.a-
uunt ding by many millions for
tie razt nine year,. ShaulA the reader .e Ascrf-
tain how this IL. refer him to u Ba.sat's EAays
PuEtte.I Eeoncnx y hieb we heartily commend ~
enb!ytnx th- true iFnerIes whose e1Ert-c will :ndn
bsAta5 lead III to national property His ar1urutA
tsnncs t. e,nt,s,s,tsd r. .sTs by sotht7* .hrs .sa
mt ia 1rsssee tn fr.aee: snes he sa1r them x se
the rsftt tI protection in tn. Fr'neh Emer.."
The FREE Tsnarr aAys: Among th- 'S-1hi4m. of
Protection t!r trfutsd by Hastiat in this little
solGt. will t found an1c+f evrry argument tAf in
advanced hs Mr Gseexy Acd bic school:t aud th rtt
L:n Lfr the hrok dTide,l. make II ndfF1
bly, t:4t t the readers II h. d4y xaL Ibis eoLnty,
Eo imp atttnt nf th& tuaanl arxi-ut. II o.hrt
woIkt nt9 political ec.npns. The framework o. the
A.eninx severely but the lAnxusx- and
the llstt stitps tho+e u everyday life. The esJs
Il du xuIsriy eI~ar md winnins xud ih happy ha.r
which utEtF ~zi.Es thet- tutlectA L4,r lac c<tt
, 1870-07-20

Eomrctf ion for tho Location OF the
Scw ln~nnc acknowledgements

Competition for the Location OF the
New 1nsnnc Asylum-SEnTvcxtIn
sreeiAl D.~ratch to The chfea Fo Trihupe
MANSON, July i9.-The commissioners for the
location Of the new hospital for the Insane area
scre for GnAl meeting this evening to ux on 4
site. since they were here last week they have
visited Fond 4n Lac, Oshkosh and Grccn Bay,
fFru all Of which places liberal Offers were made
The Fond tlu Lac people make gI,o4i bid Grxn
Fay mAkea an niler uf 6+h acres nf lanh within two
miles nf the CITY. including $40 acrrs OF timber
anu Ont Vt The best farms in tha: section. t)sh-
north o? the city.
Harvesting has bceun tn this section. knd here.
we'll In nrary Ill parts ns the state is yelf.
for the past three tlayS has hccn intensely hot the
thermometer ranging frnm ~ 10 100 In the sha4ie.
Tn-u!Eht the Wind chopped around, aud hieT
perfect hurricane frpr1 the north. 4 hsayF
storm Is now coming up-
, 1870-07-20

cane.i nfon toa upon 1t in juttcl1l capacity
, me maloElv M 10 not express an opinon- but r.
that sh. Question OF proof depenis upon ,ae ~.
I'VE under which the money was received by the
aieasureE: The majority conciude their report by
eatME III Is due to the Treasurer to state that,
70 iat Hs tlty hare been able to hscoser. all pub
Ic monvss which hav~ gnnc Into the hands Of the
treasurer mare tIten Accounted far The minor
1T tsy: ave erc anaaie to c1rla,n why The
tfeaH1reff 8 Rocks did not show exActly what had
heccfne Of The balance Of t4s1 ,61L39. which ss.
pcart.d to have hefn m hand Juno ls, 1870.
In the Senate to-day a resolution providing for
txt' re+s> lont rtf day was defeated.
resolution offered TO appnint . committee To
report frtitf bill Was Indefinitely post 2oned-
seas, 13; nays, ia.
Thc srpo1ts Ut thc committee on thr charge.
against the Governor and TREASURER were laid un
the tablt.
In rhr Hon&., next Friday is sct apart tor eulo-
goes Of The late II. ". f7orrnoY.
The House tnucurFri In thc Senate resolution
OF contnce y lti The f11niiy nf Senator Adkins,
k1l!e'i May 10, lag. and adjourned.
, 1870-07-20
IOWA.
suicide tenr B1nirAt0Ayn - U{&pp
potntniela1 in Love.

suicide tenr 8fnir~toaxn 3)ixop
potntMcn1 in Love.
B1A1ns7pwS. lows July 1e,-Therr WIS much
Excitement hcFr nu Sunday. NctaMnnrsi hy the
undi1K Of the dead body VI snAu On the farm vt
James ". Atlef, about one mile south Of town
liz was found ID 3 taszr sp0ne hole, seark u1ksd.
his clothes Aud navy revolver unier HIN III the
mud and bullet holc In bis left s1Is inst over the
euycuI, y1t An iuQacEt revealed the fosnwtuc
facts: The decsasr.l Was German name.1 Claus
LACE lie was at work for Marks Kruger, = fAsul-
er few miles north Ut this place. Ehese be hah
heen but few days, having come lsiterty frun
Davenport, where he had m uncle living. lie was
engaged TO = girl in 1crEuany, and In aeconlsuee
with an arrangement between the I'arHes, be
while nt Davenport. send some money 10 Ray her
passage TO this country. S+,ou Rfurt hrr arrival
She dIeCAr1ed her old ioyer for new one, and be
In desponAsucJ destroyed Lis own life. He was
abpnt thirty te4rS Of 0Ge.
, 1870-07-20
New 0efcAuA Market

new ORLEANS, Jnly ENTHUSIASTICALLY
higher: supefnnc. $as3; double extra, 1850:
treble ext1a, *4sA1s.M. Corn advanced: mixed.
H.os91.no; white. S1.l3kt11-1a Oats ea1s5c-
AAYScArce and higher: prime, f2a A2sk-nA
PRGyIsIoSS-Pork quiet: mesa, $31.S113l.sa
Rseun nrmer: shoulders, 15Atal5kc: clear NIB
sides, 1st4s1ls..c; clear sides, 194 1latc: hams
saHt8a6c. Lard dTmer: tlerre, 16:t.alTc: keg,
lsHNfss.c.
GRocENEs-Sta1re ami nEmer: prime, 13,.c.
Cof1ee unchanged Nolasses, Eone here.
WHISKET-I nch2lgetl
STKKtISti-1SSt.
, 1870-07-20
PRUSSIA.

nsa1N' 'u's 1s--Iast evening King William
maae si*cth TO srsai crowd OF the people Of
os!a "nu .Alae 10 Congratulate him. lie said he
ttokc. out lie might rc.zopally l*. nassx ,,n1er
outrage. hut Germany. even nun heyuntl the seaa
had E}suheu- Sacrifices were SURF. rnsgt, ~
teen sloiierlb by her rHpld victories in tvo wa-
and perhaps 4 worse fats awaited her nnx ~
however, knew what to hope fsn,n God. thc n,,rv
and the people
A French proclamation for the purpose Of cx-
citing the people to revolt has been distributed In
Hanover,
, 1870-07-20
TENNESSEE.

t'otsnty-Surroscd Poisoning Cnxc
in NNAhvlllcs
ME4rHIs, July 19.-Thc Humboldt Inlfex says;
!" Last Frday Twelve or fourteen disguised men
went 10 the quarters Of some negroes nancI Cor
.het one man through the shoulder, another In the
head, And another was hadky beaten. and only
saved his life by flight. They then next outraged
Pierce summoned posse and captured two men
named Hoyd, and four Others mined Blaaton,
Mills. Cooper. and Holden The two Boyls we're
fully on:nl::re4l.~
NASHVILLE, July 1a-Ahncr Turner, hts wife.
and two NtlleE female members Of his family we're
Suddenly taken IL some days ago, supposed to be
eaten. Ars. Turner c!ed to-day. The Others are
eonsnltsctnL Turner Is an old citizen, well
&puNn I" turfnep.
, 1870-07-20
NORTH CAROLINA,
The Ms1tttn Troubles in 4A1nmnnco
Counts-CnEssell County Officers
AFrcAtcd.

Connts-Cnrwell County Officers
AFrcAtcd.
RAtE1GH. July 1q.-The counsel for the clttxena
arrested III A1amanee County iy::kirk, who. ~ or
halxa. corpus sssuri in their schalt, argued the
matter tcfuTe The Chief Justice, te.lar The isuG
involved seems IL be whether attachment shall
he tkst'cd against tho t1nrefnGr or Kirk Counsel
Will close The argument f'ANurro~ morning. The
tetlnc Is most intense on the snl,sect, and the
people await with the deepest anxiety The decision
VI the thief Justice.
News received here this afternoon states that
Graham, the county arAt of Aia1lanct. has been
r!.accd under martial law hy kirk. The Court
llnnsc was seized. an! the whole town strictly
guarded. \ military commission has been organ
lied. consisting tnatnly Of Kirk anu his officers,
10 Iy citizens now under artist Additional news
has htrn re'csiEctl that Hon John Kerr, lion. s.
+. It'll. sheriff Griffith, and several other prpml-
ncnt conservative citizens of Casweu County.
we're asrssfea at isneysille. yesterday. hy Kirk
The Congressional csatil.laics IN that district wcrr
speaking IN thr Court Hnnse when XIX suIrpun,s-
I'll II With soldiers and msdc the a1rrsta
, 1870-07-20

the Grps Tentrcs Indians An Indian itell With
Tits tikease, and the Indians dug him mp to get
the blanket. The Infection spread through sheir
CAMP, and within few days 80 ou. Of l.9t> H.
d!ana died. shirt Infected WAS left On the tra1
OF tho f1c9an Indians by man n1Inei De Hsche.
which caused fht r1FaRes amunx that tEtslt4 The
rut<s In which thtse Indians were buried we're
eIh1Utd and sold to traders, and report saws =
carload tt these EMa11-pOx robes are at Ltah
Station on the Union Pacific Railroad, awaiting
Inspection before being forwarded EAs.
, 1870-07-20
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, July 1a.--T4e French irorc!nts ar
e7utz!ng on tho Dcfyer bsnk, IN tht North Sea, to
PICK up German yts12ls.
The German panc1 arc filled With seemingly
unat1ecte4f complaints Of falsehood and tE!rkey5,
l,s which fr1nce seeks 10 place lhe responsibility
'of beginning the wx1 on Germany.
to'<aoS. Ju:J u,.T1e E:es@sf Cnlou, d the
, 1870-07-20

"nne = thc nsst .asEe.t and essrsiys* or..,usnt4
ara!ntt rI".rtfOn iheuErs In Ecfupc fnttic Bat
;..1 at tie time q tie dea n,rn!*s o. the inct.
iEtttts1.r and ef the National Assembly He astal
lr tai II. Ill .tr:r- uf Astrfs d!-tnhcrf 1 ih,ir
ht:nf taNa.l fhes psnfoun! acquaintance rrth
ut.ra1 Statistics, 4nd ihr h4tzt1 eIs+s eS-lat
"h;eh Thy "'iitus..i Tlrs. articles weru attrr->d
!ssh to ta:r t-elAtu.>. AIhl the WORKING tssn. ot
tt.nss st tA.s tttse: ~ 10 pFns7sr .Esra marked
sry and inr. .hs.sb!e fund os vii. whseh l:tht. u2
ss ting IL. '"ashes l.. sd.ct las hru to ct'shc
,ustn"d 4 ., ;iss, presentation: Iii. rl,-.phJ
AZ saIi.,: .sys .ueh a' ~ ai~,lT'trs IL.
handed - Ee*r1tr to tu4rht thr xpvrrn
ntnt, ar rub~ry This .y.m 7 1r<Proa a ,;@liatin
r.l-~ u war: tamil is !iks an obstacle inter- I.
IErt. nj lEttIthnrrs t~t~ two eNrss-A. rt
re,t!- ra l. ur and t!lr E,rr- blocka4t II i
r' true that sn,th.nx i. s.'Iahe in proportion the
lstrr IT, n:t-f upon H-t:.r p1 ritj Il, il
t,ur 1--an-- nation "1d X. Eicllert whoe laus
:!9raa ntt 1t Is IL tEc tat ssist IlIr:.aIinu
i.,ros, ::'hri as;T7lr-it m.lrs ssrna rich h-'.at-
f.1 e,"s. luxury. 1t il MT that la!A lsn.-
Ete ho- 'istt', 1t ~sakeu. it, ts disn,ualus il.
t'urtrr. Anh 'itenhstrihibk IT. mA.krts- These drAt
s,e r1+at.d snFu,r forms, sIi llustrat sIth gr II
l! Thee W!u NilIf1 ssE,.IsE MI f- Il
ran le madt tvt ftrr sF7!~ shuuli sta the .ulsle."
, 1870-07-20
MISSOURI,

Accident OIL tile. Hannibal * vt. Jo-
scrh Railroad.
ST*rth p'rpatch to The Chicago Tribune. !.
Qr1kckS, Ill. July f9.-The cast huut,d passcn-
ger trnn on the Hannibal i st Joseph Railroad
WIS tatnWn from thc TRICK at Bcvles Station, nre
miles west Of Macon CITY, ro-sar. The engineer,
Wm- Foley. jumped from his engine receiving H.
tuslcs ~1eh Will nt.shaDlg prnye fatal One leg
Was badly broken The fireman WIS alsU badly
hust No others were Injured, 40 far l. VIC couE
!eAsn. an'1 the train NILS aniy detained few
hUlfs Xkh GDnrarattYely no damage.
, 1870-07-20
ILLINOIS.

Auditors Decision Relative to the
Pay ct Judges s:ias1er tho Nc,r tUu-
htifsaGioM--t:ovcrN Palmer md
the Income Tax.
S1-eial ur4.afch to The fk.caeo 11fmnc
sfRlS.FiELn, JuiE s3--Thr decision Of the Au-
dior, ern1sxiies in thr following correspondence
il Of 90 much importance, nut only t. thu judicial
officers In question, hut also to the whole people
II tie STATE. that send the correspondence coin
rete' thar the matter may be- f9l!y aaasFi;9ed
Han. c. F.. Lipr,ineptf. Aud.tor o. >tni<:
DEAR SIK: SECTION IL, nt Article Ut the new
constitution. Provides that, irsm and after the
4.lnlti"n of this constitution. Judges OF the c.r-
'0N tpEstH shall receive salary uf 13,tsG DIT ALL
NUN, pay !Al'lt quarterly until otherwise provided
. s iaw. iou % ccusltue th!s provision y mean II:
hs the people, Or on the s,h day Vi August nex1,
when it IL 10 take effect ~ Nhole.
''Stctnd. VIII you cons1fler the salary thereI-
,lt sa,nr wiiaous any act d the Legislature @ tn iny
"Thcst: questions ,~ar upon the cons,nnasion Of
'ioekct lees aud an early Erniy viii o5gr, yours,
tSssutt, "cMAs. II. woops,
t:.Jutlge OF fhe Twentieth Circuit
The conditions answered IL as follows.
"ArDITDR's OFFfcE,l
SrRISGf1EiD, July ~. $50,
''o':- cdas; Hools, Judee Of the 7r<ntnsh Circuit,
"stR: lu rerl5 to the inquiry in your letter Of
the :th lns.. would say that I1lc section ptuvid-
ine salary ivr Judges Of Circuit Courts II, III MT
np,n!"u, u. appropriation of monty fur the pay
after tie Eighth day of August next, .. which
ftne tho New Consstfution takea cflecf. and until
The e, VI the 1sst 1seal qusteE after the adjourn
1neut VI the mex Geuural Assembly, aul hxcs the
amount oI Es!aty until otherwlse provided Iy Law.
Sections IL, l., ami Is, Of Article in the clause
concerning public muAe.s aud appruptia-
lions will require each General Assenbiy
to make appropriations to pay the salaries ol
Judges In accordance with thu amount thereof 81
determined BY the constitution, OF by subsequent
enactment. Yours truly,
tSlGneD ''E LrrISco7, Au,lltot."'
Governor Palmer and Judge u. $. Edwarls
hayiAg decline, to return their salaries H. tax.
ahle income, bastDg their action upon decision
Of the United States Supreme Court,
found In Seventh Howard. Assessor
15akeF refefrod the whole matter 10 the Commits
!itner Of Internal Revenue: To-day Colonel
IsaEer received instructions from the Conmts-
sloner to at once proceed to make assessments Of
the salartes o. the af.1vc-nam+d geatleMcn, thus
..:!tEs Hse o. ignoring the decision Of the su-
pfene Court alluded ID.
Hon. Il. II. Cutnm reached home thta after
noon. he Il In tue health aud splr1tA
William u. Springer, EST, o! this city, who, 10.
tht paaf two Years. has berll travelling III Europe,
arrived home tp-{iay.
, 1870-07-20
BELGIUM

tsnrssELs. July 19.-Fr1nce has communicate,
n thi- }uweFs 4 notification that She has entered
tntu Ttrlprocal engagements with Belgium and
ltulland. enhur2g their neutrality. France ia also
n active Negotiation with lsusala to pLtain her
ttl1IlA1 r1ulnIte Of neutEAty,