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, 1870-08-27

HII.ce3Iaurouy.
btl!lgerent bar,keeper named Gsorgc raepao
+aulttns one Thomas Elhs1n. Tue complainant
was seated at table, With several fsicads in the
1 a Gi ,se ~
usitef c1me up, and tried 70 catch HIN BY The
coat collar, and tumn!er fell from tho tahl= II
~ eeg ffea hssn ~ S as o h
and threw him into the etreet. THIS u Eillsons
side OF the story. Ptepbo will gtye bis II I'll"
hearing which Is 70 take place on Monday aft=r-
noon.
Newell Pratt, the iaw5er who adserslsks "
procure divorces for S piece, Was deprived Of
sion M issued sued By Jusdce Iolsinston. He failed to
pay hts advertising bil+ SIS. hence the seizure.
Pratt appeared before TIC Justice. aad asked for
sud the Other sh5sters iausncu at him, because
he "didnr know enough to Eet out EeplerJ:"
- co'ored man. nained Jeremiah stexa5twao
CO, No. 81 state street. vas arrested, yesterday,
for larceny. The nrm have frequently missed
articles Of understanding, and, stspectlng Stew.
hsndkerchiefs, shifts, stockings etc, were found.
lie IL locked ZIP In tile As1no!J, aad VIII have u
keaEing this morning
AT ihe meeting Of the Board Of Police yestcr-
auy, the resignation Of Henry Hant1.oau. Eatca-
man at the house OF the steamer Long J0hn, was
received and accepted, Gud Sherman H1yt was
appointed policeman, subject IN Il metllca1 e1.
animation. There are TWO morc appointment.
Jet to he made and nine or ten vacancies ~ b
ulled. ..... -. .
| On Wednesday last tho Scandinavia Agrt
cultural Scciety presented TO Mr. Laur1tz 4. Grou
/ Iupd 4 fne silver cup Of most elegant workman
| ship.
@Thomss Walsch, Is rears OF nge,5 S feet lncee
! ia height, and Of a dark complexion, has bcel
| missing fr1m his home, at Euglcwoou, slnc,
| Monday.
| John Sebastian. an insane man who Is sub
JcLt to 1ta escaped from the Mercy Hospital, yes
! iett]8y- ......
We understand the census teturns have beer
completed in tie Third Wal. showing tho follow
results: Inhah,tAnss, l',7lss vacant d~ ellia4s
| eli, number OF dwellings, buliIh3d, ETC., 1123
| fam lies, s,s4l; deaths within enc year, Isl.
, 1870-08-27
HOTEL PERSONALS.


AMehg the arrivals at Tits hotel, yesterday,
wcIe the following: General ". T. Sherman and
daughter; T. F. Joy, Detroit: 4. Mason, Daren-
port: Hen. W. T. Palmer, Omaha; J. ". Bum,
Springfield: n. y, Gaines, New Orleans; Lion.
y. Dewey, Wisconsin; Hon. n. IL Fairfield,
l..wa; II. i. Gu5rehi, San Francisco; e. Min
ler7,, do; lion. 7. Smell, Clinton, Iowa; c. ".
Kcntts, U. s, 4.
SHERMAN M0C3E-
Amcrg the arrivals At this hotel yesterday were
,!:r following: Hen. D. y. c. Morris, New York;
l. e. MtGuxHu, Mexico; $. Il. Moore, ken.ucky;
J. a. unl ". Pratt, Louisville, KY; Hon Il W.
Euushtcn, Iowa; \. Yc;Manoes, Mexico; It n.
Y.nv, AfksnEAs: c. k00pmanscn2pp, California; !;
Mr. Efnsntzcs7 Japan; G. II. LAWRENCE, SaH Frau
cisco; i. J. Stevens. Madison, Wis. ". II. 5hep-
herd, Memphls-
BRIGGS uOCSE.
Among the ar7iys1s at this hotel yesterday were
the following: General A. u SkTsARht, ludIAn-
apulls; 4. Sld,lell, Turuntp; II. s. Barnes, Du-
lqst: L. l. Child. He!lH ere II. 4 CoftiFn. hos-
TIN; J. ". Gould, Toledo; Lon. IL. u she1clau,
Cleveland. o.: j. +. CASEY, H,ston: T. Ford,
III, oHltngton; y. Hart, Omaha: ". waca:t, New
Yctx; L. s. Nlcnx, rcoti2.
ST. JANIS HOTEL.
Among the arrivals Ut thla hotel were the I'll
!uwtuE: NJ l. Andrews, Little Isack; 4. c. Dcu
rtrr. Rockford: T. .: liollistun, uttAwa; L I.
liuntley, Duhrquc: t. s. Hack, fcolta; J. l
Fisher, C'cyetand: S. Rainfall, Bn1Ao: y. J
iHge:uw, Boston; T. ". Hudson, et. lu1is; II.
! Hall, Mou1ine: J. UAw1eys Jhlc1.
, 1870-08-27

tkcahion-Lcttef from president
dstnNts
,,-eta, t,.rn..cb tn n. cAt-,s, 7,;hr,.
prs .,u,s.rs 80 a. D.n.H
pIs 'io!HAs. nns' Se.-a' lue NeFooacan enn-
4lay In Caruerx. Adams County, ]. ", Acptl. OF
t?nton Coupty. Was nominated far In,.r.. antt n
Nrt.hcrson II ro.InEatfon nil, f,r r1Ssecn.,n,
AttnrnrS -et A'0'~~"'AAAS
S,rt.. = change toos p,.rr tn rrw.,.,e, rtac1e.
her, tI.'ar ~ fhr nonrte;or III tn XII e.a;.ts,
nurcnsefr;,,nc n,,;,ss,n ,-nssh anS. - I.h,s "nt
htt, 1,ratvE Tnr p,,;tn Ws. m. =. .nsr siart.t H
,x t,rwtr, mil VA m. cnrf or .as NJ IT. EoT ~.
II, stc .srrn1 nTrsss,cnaI n ,nt ia tbIs ,j,strt
Tnn stx r-,,n1frtSr1 viii ,o,r;na T., -1Is fhe ~;
i,t:u rs an ereuiu9 e:i,ioa 70 H.. rsyu:sT ,1,t-
t.sur nj The RoTi,ftr. "A''
, 1870-08-27
THE WEST.

distribution OF Indian <:opLs--sssa~.
scuRcr TtnSel on the Pacific Rail-
rnnd,
OMAHA, Aug. e6,-Commiss ssioncfS. for tilstr.but-
iEC good to the Indians, left here lay, for Fort
laramie
The Omaha Southwestern Railroad expect to
complete thtiy nr2t twenty miles Of road on Mon.
t!ar neIL
Two companies OF tnfa1try came down The
river from one Of the upper forts to-day, and viii
0c sent west
During the nrzt six months Of this year .,o5s
passengers came cast from California, ana SUI
vent NtSt.
, 1870-08-27
OHIO.
OpcuinE OF tho Enll Campaign -
speech OF General asnrliclu, lAI
Hxn nnhffrfd.

OpctainE OF tho E01l Campaign -
speech OF General Garfield, III
NxnnhSfcId.
swci.I Despatch to The ChIcaso Tribune.
SfASsF7ELu+ Aug 2t--Stur5es Hail was wcli
Hid this evening, to hear General GARFIELD open
the State campaign, on tie Republican sll.- The
liz. cGmIE.Aced ty contrasting tho forms vi
Eur, reaH governments with our own. Questions
evturd here hy tho i,allo. required the bayonet
tLete- llc traced The history OF pArucS. Tne
great rebellion WIS hI:chcd IN the bosn;n Of thu
Gcn.pcrattc party. AmouG I'LL who went Into the
1's 59s,e s.pp1 wss p oRe ~e.e hepaslean y;
every Step ly Democratic opposition Thu
republican party has borne the absolute faith OF
and III such 4 satisfactory u.aunec that he wouli
ASK the DemociarJl II thc5 mere not glad tacis
ps:ty was lcatcn. We're they hut g!ad that
..arrry was dc<tsoyel ami thu nc8ro question
sstiiei7 lie Irierrcs 10 ;iuance and lie feyeaue.
:nl showed from official documents q Iargc IN
raes OF isye1',1cs collected iI this over the for
= lest, more lawful. anu u more snccrssfut col
t-ttnn OF tht rrycnuc. lie ehoH.~ by Il.uses the
~ ody reduction Of taxaston and the ss.at1 tn-
na n noI he b. oan, e. o ,a, 1s
p1ttrd than that Ut care aud honesty.
il less than year ani half one-s1ttentn
;..ucton Of "ser one nuntirei and nfsY.six mill
lcls- Cong tcss II lncch lot the tteht atpne, hui
taxation FL we'll MT singh Dcni"c.at sutCtl In
1ayoE VI tax aud t2I1G reduction Every action nf
payment Of the public '!cb'. The Repubi!cRas
rrtuose 10 pay tho cntisc iebs honestly and fully
fleE the mon.ent Grant % s:.tne iNto pnxer t.:
.ea!Mst REDUCTION by funding at q inwet rate ~
/. rest TEey opposed sl.s' I,llun 1T ths cu.-
'e;sy scr .hs s'4sns ~ q @ The ss,;a Az: ant Wet
ii, !tr its faacies and iacN"> :SeEcies With TIE
.c:sy act!tE. Democrats in PcssnsylTan1a !arn; y
, 1870-08-27
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Tue Forest Citys, Of Rockford, Defeat
the White Stockings by IL TOT.
Ot1,cr Base Ball Matters.
sr<.sf rserratrh to The ChEcAEo Tfifninn'

s,x~-,i nerr.trh to The ChIeasa fstttin"-
r.ok-1rosr, Ill, Aug. sk-Thc White Stockings
tarne to Rockford to convince tec foscss s"3a
lL., til. If yy:ur, of last Juoe was no sefaGa. eno
+, shov the public IN general taas tuc! e"ula nay
t,,.,,,u rel They failed to convince, AND the
n,.,,.,n ,f their Remaining skill WAS nlso fAll
,r rr,., ..rc beaten by scorr Of II TO two
=, nr..i.. ,nr Isoclforls are even with them H
,,t,r r.l.. II .ltseat Two months ago tho White
s,ss;r:. h, a, them two to ono; two month"; ago
nc. rl.,ed kood game; two montha
II, .ses .trrrI nf1ccn runs In the trxt
,:.ntnr. Th'nS. arf'ea< 70 hare ehanged in the
Of sn,rr't: so-day thc White Stockings played
,,,s saA c1mr; To-day the most tntJ could do
va s. Vi sas one run In m inning. They hare
ari. aa,y te4ic1L The RocNfofus wcFs aware
.ra: t.~ \ cotd game 10 do 1t, aud they played
s-,. 70 sers aeS el4o1s q
:h.i: -.Hc tus not more than fails to the lot OF
,.-y. frs.-cl4ss clul. With tho woret Of judy
T. Mr.r.le was PCT In short deld II tho open-
nsr,. ,ar new 4 qataltion nor, New York,
:! so' 7au F.re,. % pIsysa third III base. @ % SeyeHs
rir,vra s.sss fliiuEc, and Dat15. whose regular
i.,>lltn il tk.td n placed at soort durtn9 the
MI, a,n hts s,ai.iEg was q the very best Hels
l>.',t>, acquisition 10 the nine. He comes frptn
tae kAto.s, ~ nayinS pa{sd te.s @ nase With
;rs tser rr.srsc,l +. Meye.le. who was wilder and
less r1,c.-nt esther sending the b11ls over Kings
hf% 80 . saa snaee m 'ne ne
Nr.r,.e goi1c to third. which be played very
s Kns IT., bcana RSs4nH ,ne
ATE, run wn scored Wood was II
t!s wo1s1, aud hts mun1ng OF ny IN right
T.si:..s IN tour runs TOR tne Koesofis Ia INC nif
lLEsis. White nunr were eAN.td- A II Woodl
nu!.ns wese not enough. Flynn picked up y.
, 1870-08-27
WEST uEDIES,

New T0xK, Aug. 26--Cubau news brings re-
Ior1 that tsr Sp1ntan c,.urla rccta:ly htl IN Gu
g1st tmcnt With tho insurgents IN the Jurisdiction
u 6anto spfsttu, tn which the Spanish LOSS was
6IU l,en Killed, wounded, and missing.
La Foe de Cuba, tie organ Of tae volunteers,
cLptesse5 that \ detachment Of forty Sp2nlards
RMS surprised by the patriots, who Killed twenty,
aat. according to sar1e accounts, only 11Te es-
capped.
Inc Di1-io d. La Iartaa gives Intelligence sha:
the District Of S4zua Ii 1rAui has been Invaded
BY ilsnrHeht troops unlsr ticarsal Lerda- =,
The Ccur, OF Appeals, Collector OF Taxes on1cs,
and the schools al Puerto Principe arc all closed
II Ia supposed taat these sse tae nrst steps
towas.,s The evacuation Of that place bJ n:
Span!atds-
Coasting steamers. both from the norta and
south, arrive la.lys uusd with aick aud wounded.
Tie yellow feref ID very prevalent Several
Spanish officers committed suicide while partially
detanKeA fruna excessive heat
Fi&hung continues inces<Ant!y throughout the
Island.
HAVANA, Aug. S&-The west 1ndia telegraph
cable Is completed to- sSau;iago. 1nluia1iVu l.
ntrfCCt.
, 1870-08-27
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, 1870.

had called a. aboye referred to, but knew not
what took place from till after o'clock. by
the side Of the man waH large bottle OF
ether, sid lie thought he had taken some,
and no 6oubt he had been undeE the influence
all the time Scattered On tho door were sur
eiea1 Instruments Of al xmas, toEs5 anl
cloths w1insing wet With blood, and bottle
with few drops OF Uhiskey in it-a part OF
tie confusion.
One OF the doctors hands was cut, and from
the hand Of the man before him the blood
was forming pocl on tho floor. This hand:
Ml:ch locked more luxe piece Of tsssa ossi
than anything else. had eight long, cuts in it,
and ali deep to the bones. The back Of the
hand, perfectly sound before, vas sl' o2saa,
and cuts on tile thumb extended TO the wrist.
| Ortwsy was put t. bed. and = policeman left
TO guard him Before o{Iicsr Sterling leff,
welcarn that OrdwAy thse.teaed him with In
| Jury, but was auieted. Andrews was shsn
| tsken home, and his wounds dressed. H.
| will lose bis thumb, II not tho nse of ths
hand. Osdway could say hut little in defence
| Of such strange treatment, but wanted to re-
fer il to = ft1rT of doctors.
, 1870-08-27

errat. ard almost oveEwnelms bis lore for the
tuo1 ger still DC Ia nor the eleepy III boy Of
PtclNiek. be Is w1de-Awake, and, among
Ills other accomplishments, he has = laneh
that is con'astous a JAVA. One Of the
mos, natural touches In the petsouaton
he Listens 9. s.mpashs.ically 70 shs IA, tale d
nls underllP hangs, his eyes roll, fia great fai
foolish head rocks 70 md fro upon hla ahoul desz
be even forFets his slck Of candy. In sho,t, Iii.
Clarke has here Etreu portrait thoroughly faith
fnl to nature, and cnl5 marred now and then os
an Involuntary .elapec into certain unmlstAkHb!c
ClsIk.smA
IN Boots will appear 10th this afternoon and
evening.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The hills At the othsr theatres still rrtnatn un-
changed. The - Courier Of Lyons IL still IN TIT
stage NJ the Museum, nnd in thls conaecison IL +
hut alup1e Justice to Mr. Aiken IN state that hi
claim in reference to tho "couricr " ls NOT TIM
be hkR produced 1t for the nrst time In America
az stated In q communication published in ths
last 1ssuc OF the TKIRUNE, hut that he Is pro
duc1ug Charles Reades translation for the frs
ume- The british Blondes arc still 1t the Open
House and the Ainstrcls turn away peop>e night
" from the Dearborn.
, 1870-08-27

rred from tho rear Part Of No. ~ South Halstec
rect tMo-stoEy frame building, nwnt'' NJ
8 fringe: Bro.heEs, and occnpied By a. 3. johnson
tAd ". /. II. Oven The back part Of tue mouse
Was badly canaFcd, and tho xitcaea-a MOoisas
asuldlng at'loinin. the s.tuctuse-was totsitr "
stroyed. A-basn IN the rear, tlelonxn4 to spring
IT BrottfEs, and stet In which was storrd = to4
Of hay, ttc -pspqcrty u BaEtret Brothers, We,
xtth their contents. totally destfoyo. Ihe
damage to No. lsa Hsstetl street, Will fcai'h $s,s;
lus urcd. Mr.. Johnson's logs vim not exceed *Wi
insured In the Commercial, while Mr. Owc1's VIII
ne fully fl.a lie ia Insured for $l.ito in u:
stock Mutual ami Chica3n Flte. The BAN ~.
ucsth alb ut ssscu: said u te :nsu:ed. y Mas.a
belonging to Mr. Johnson. worth f4no, was pax
,sals Destroyed Thcrr were twenty oscs ~ 81 n9,
lii ihe att0lning Ahed. worth f50s nor IN
surrxl. The building was worth ahont $!s9:
Thc origin OF tho ftr ~ uuHEo~fs OIL. ~
attributed 10 defective chimney. a aerEAnt
Eli, in tile employ OF MI johnson, whu slept -
Inc room ad!acent to the Kitchen, was 50 badly
frightened ii fne namcr which eanie intu hcs
rom that she Jumped out Of window, without
tskinQ the trouble to rs!sc The sash. and cut Ass
aria severely, She vas takcn ~ the dug Alotc Of
Iii. Lee opposite, and had her wound iFcsseJ.
AT ii IS last evening nEe broke out tu No. 1S8
North CLARK Btrcet owned by Hanson l. Waldaa.
shcr, and occupied by Ar+. Ochm as millinery
stcre. Loss, t3uo by hrc and water; Insured ia:
fs.EQO. CANBe unkn0Tu-
, 1870-08-27
TENNESSEE.

I'oiiticnl-ktIlcd on tho Railroad,
NASHVILLE. Aug. 2d.-Gcncral Brown, caudi.
date t1r Governor, will publish. to-mofT5w, .
card dtnLlnE hts position. lie docs not recognize
mainly With the resolutions adopted by the Dem.
tctAcy 0f Ohio at the last State Convention
JacIh Strne. an Old rEan. ID a state OF tntoyics-
'ton, y run oEcr By train Of cars on the Ncu-
phis Charleston 1isi!wa! last night, anA Killed,
H. NJ Sutwlkler, agent 1t tho Southern Express
al c"fumbta, WAS stabbed last night whils, lying
The wound Is dangerous Robbery Is the supposed
motive. E~
, 1870-08-27
ADJUSTMENTS,

Ms. John S Clarke took benefit Last evening,
AMI the theatre was crowded By m audience
which evidently represented the hes. class Of So
c1et1. Nj. Clarke presented once more his mas
te'ls t'ersonAt1on Of Ds Boots, and afterwArd ap-
ncared In The rote Of EaddLore In the farce Of
Iae fa, hoy" In the rendition Of these two
ettsiarters AE. Clarke gaze striking proof
&, ~ Versatility a. IN actor. A more
thsn that Of the c1rcn;Itc niIi,.ry Najor fto the
is1a. ,,, soldering, gugsle eyed fai boy The
s nsSA contains stfJ little u AMQse an audi
tnee: % ~ o.iy ~ excellent Representative Of
at, .t ~ s.ss It tsum sheer sll1ess 1t Ia
e fa1 Il. Il S, 81 sss seaSs
brcak4 some Of them III bis poeres .n -
e.'.n. furnishes LOIS .. .aa The ehsraeier ter
10 be regarded with unmixri -n.oxn, ,n'uSs ";
yet Ar. Clarke shows s,auself IL ~ :: !.
i1uc artist in the faithtune.s IT the noft,,,' .,
Is vtr1txtle boy.-a stupid shScp:sh. Snl.-I.s
1uIe'. blus hsr1nE, srtna!ns lump o' = O,y, jn.
such IN t>ddtty as We may hsvs a! met win i,
ctr schuol days, and malt exlTeshg I, Be III
Luz, of III ,lher ooyA Ills :sli.h fur sandy /
, 1870-08-27

will heartily wtlcome deiiverAnce from tho
band OF cot-throa&s that have opprassed thsm
no long
Every effort mas been made By. Mel and
bis atherents to inaa1ne the minds Of the
French Canaaians snd balf.breeds: BY
ialse reports Of irfults to Bishop Taehs
George was torn down and tramplcd upon by
. moi, but no one now talks OF fighting tho
expedition. ....,
Colonel Wolseley's command WAS expected
about the Goth. II i. believed that all the
u or,i1,eut 1clels viii tc cut Of tho satle-
meut by that tine. The long looked for " am
uru.y "h.d not appeared, and therefore the
Risl crowd begin to look out for the ''w1ash
, 1870-08-27

NEW FoRE, Aug. ga special to the World
says that the mission Of General riole TO Rome
has Leca entirely successfuL Tae italian nt1ny Il
moving 70 the frontiers, and there nre no aymp-
toms now remaining Of trouble, either in the Pom
uGca1 StateA OF In Italy.
LONDON, Aug. 2a,-The ntsscouta.na "a de-
frutch from Florence, stating that Prince SaMs
itvnE demand for zssstauce Is decliuc4t Gy ttAy.
FARiz, Aug. eG-The last company OF Ffshch
t-oops embarked At Ctytta ycccata On Sunday, tar
2lEk
The Jesults stin urge the Pope to wtthdfl7
ftoE Rene and establish himself at M1lLl
, 1870-08-27
New Orleans MnFkNt.

NEW NNLKASs. Aug. 96-co77ox--Dcmano
ned. fnte slI prices nm; lnlddllnRs, IKE: sales
.tz tEc week, sss: exports TO Great Britain sss
sa'cS fnt the week, 3,sl5 oales,
NEEAns1rrrs- export demand
sNs,tsS.:a Corn-At1cd. sotss5c; yeiloE, osSe:
wlitr, qsta &c. Cats, :sGsaSc. Bran. 9,Lc
uAY-Scarce; prime, <sApo.
FAoWs1oSs-Potk. xs1.:a Bacon, retail. 1as.,3
f1Gt11sac: clear sides. 19lc: hams, e5c: LIr,i~
Nc Atss hese: ue1cr, Ike.
GkocxElEs--Su:al--P:tr lsc. NoIasses. So,
&c. Codtc, Il Ea1slc.
WHtsKEy-e.tc1$1.Na
, 1870-08-27
nnpi&obn-Riel>. Grove d Lcnrfnr,h,

nnpttobn-sttel>sC Crowd I.cnriur the
CounrEJ-a' -a',nndcr or Fort Garry.
Ftr5 nrrt, Red Ri=sr. Stren,t-aSe X,,t. S,ut.
q Em.ttnn. "a ng. l'.> Corre<fp1s 5tnee Of lie u
H1ut Pioneer. ~ -
Tue steamer International arrived 1t Pam
b:na on the 18th from Fo:t Garrv. Ind m, oIr
al out dozen Of the Eingltadete OF Rets pro
ylic:al government 1t is not kroxn whether
Eiel WIS artng tEen, Or whether ho i. ret-
ting@out OF the county by sono other ronte
Aps:senses sta.ss ,aat the 'sp.ovis!oE II
,he 1n'rose OF deciding the question II II.
lowing the csnsfisn expedition to take pas
~ salon OF she country. Some Of the hot
beale. who hare been living IN clorer fos si.
months, wanted to fight, bat tnsv wero oys:.
ruled By the majority, and it WAS detor,niue.;
t!a: resistance would 10 useless. All nlea O!
t;rhsing the Canadiars was It ono,
rivcp up. md ttc Fo't becane ! ssene
OF l1Crder. Rera men are busy in hauling
from the Fort al the stu1 th.t can be trans
ruted 70 points ct eorn7asatise safety. Ths
Jimclt OF the "sreat" rebellion il iales
iauehable, A large majority Of tbs peopls
, 1870-08-27
Lynch Lnw In kontncky-A NcEr
GuttDges a While Girl aA1ld Is Hung
by a Mob.

From, the Cincinnati Enquirer, Au5.e.
On Tuesday evening last, the family OF
Mr.. D Ill, residing near Elizaville, in Flem-
ing County, Kentucky, had occasion to be
absent upon virit to neighbor, The honse
WAS left in charge OF daughter, d lovely
gi1l, about 1e years Of age. About 3 O'Clock
10 the evening, the young lady was called
70 the front door BY the ringing Of the dosE-
bell. Upon opening the door sho found
stalwas. negro standing on the portieo9, With
ont saving word he seized her, and ssiaing
her cries threw her down upon the dnor aad
b1ntalIy xayished her. He then escaped.
When tho family returned few hours
lateT. the horrible state Of Affairs was re-
vealed. and the alarm wAs given to the
urighbo1hood Tho father OF the outraged
! girl being tne Of the oldest and most highly
respected ctizehs OF that locality, thare WAS
| hut one universal sentiment. aud everybody
| turned out to hunt down the perpetrator Of
| the fcu1 decd. he Was found on Wedn s5dsy,
| only few miles from the ecene Of hiI das-
! t4ruly act, and 1t was with the greatest dif1i-
| Guilty that the infuriAtad citizens were pre-
vented ON lynching him uoou the spot. He
| Nas taken, however, 10 PleminSaburS, and
lodged IN lali.
Du1i1g the night the excitement Increased
| aud An armed mob surrounded the jail. look
| the black wretch and hung him on : convon-
lent tree. They lelt.him hanging there until
yesterday mosptas, when lis body was cnt
| dawn and ;1tntd over to His ftiouda. Our ia-
| foEmaut states that such an excitement p1e-
| walls in the community AZ was mover bafori
| known. Tlss nauae Of the negro we did mol
learn.
, 1870-08-27
NEW YORK.
Marked Stasnation in Inc Gold
Market,
Eject Of the War On Our For.
eign Commerce.


4 nfr.S A%.af
seso 49, oA'ss' A1''uAs
...
!oAA, aug. xs-1ne ssa9uadon IN the
-. SaN.,.asNas .a rsa ~ ieaatAahe coaaast Wild
,.e :" -s.a' SUI neA'y uansaesloas 3etsefaa1'
~ assuea.su io1 " tne suppos'tloa that IN COB
ssS"sa -. w .! Iue tosmas!on OF ne"
oua unu 49, poos' opesat"ss are tluid ABOUT tfY-
mis mE s"s'. 'usN - nol probable tnas eenaacnce
Wm w teasofeu uuai the early part
aAe P1ce 1o-aa3
1anse" tto4 sho lls,s,
iNS al0 eoe.. .. tna ia'.es nSa1es. INC taes PAID
l, 1oi a'9tus Iaufeo lson Ato Per cent u uat.
uaA"eeo Pe1's"ea ea tue olnet All sneet Maf-
AeN' -
"o' ERSAkS1s-
iAste "as ntae ooln2 III government oonas'
auo III inc ssock nNkess the brokers amuted
taen.seises ~ running Ioot races
. MONEY
was ess5' #ltheut change At I to per cent On
gosctLn't.s, aud > TO per cent on eol1stesals
FOREIGN EXCHANGE ......
The 1cfe'gn exchange market was quiet and
fIsn, NJ qoo,auoaA are unchanged, the absence
of dec'slse he"s from the seat VI war dampeus
speculation.
Infect OF TIE WAR on oCH COMMERCE
Tfc commercial Bat!esin to-day produces
facts aslA figures to prove that our coun-
uy receiving no comncsc!al adran-
tases iH'm tne Wal. As war produces
poverty, the ftliSt1euts must take q din nish d
arloHi'1 u eut Psoaoet aca thaE the lntef1uption
OK Their commerce would produce IKE elect
upon the demand Of oiher natlouS for our ez.
1nttahI,. commodities while France
fsassl': anu knsland' 10 taelI ana'e.5 70
md market TOT Eoo1s designed
fer the fall markets OF Germany and France
reu!t be liable to thrpH into our norts A farc+
sncr,v nf ,orripn mannfarturr. mi. ha. nrove,l
s@t, ta ~. y. , a" s na p'vseo '
, 1870-08-27
FOREIGN.


Prince Royal ot kaly, The Pa7rl Government NJ
,Lngcr opposes the rlaf', aad the M1nlu'x Hap
naic, htcrsattcr OF the Pfnce. fAFots It's resunr-
ttop. The Prince !s 16 yetFs oil.
loSpoS Au.. 9d-spectal reports from Ma lid
,ta,r that the Junta has sent three deputies to
Paris 10 mointatn rigtlant watcn upon events, ~
complications are fearei. These deputies wilt Al
once orcn communications with tie Republican
p2Iiy 1f FE2Lce, Vita u view 10 establishing 4
mutual course OF republican action in the tw
countstea
,::Ganboats for the defence Of the city have jns
arrived TIC chief con 11aI IN u: s4ill !3a Il
conlled to Captain Thonassea.
MADRID, aug. sa-The report oi quarrel he
tween GczcTal t'rim and nls Colleague, z 'rii:a,
explicitly contra1ictcu-
, 1870-08-27
MISSOURI

Ar k.xrrc@~ Agent Attacked mud His
<nie kLohbrd oI $4,000 on the
Missouri Pnctfic Gkalleond.
ST. Lor1s, Aug. F6.-Two men, masked AMI
Otherwise disguised, entered the Cnlte,i States
express car 0i the Missouri PAcltc train,
t!ue hcrc at O'Clock thix morning.
II Sro:-a Station, a'teut seven miles west
tf 3c1etsan City, tnAie q fearful onslaught up,,u
tic Ersscnaer. 1oha Cleveland, beat him severely,
bound anu gagged aim, rnbi'cu htB safe OF Slusjj
IN money, aai As the train approached jefferson
Ctr, 1utnMd Oh. antI Escaped. Nj cite has beea
yel A:CG1tMled as 70 who they Hetc,
, 1870-08-27

NE4rH1s, Aut4 GA duel was fnuxhs tnst
tvet lhe Mtsstssippt the, \ few mi. ~ bclow the
city, ut sunrise this morning, betw. Majar I'd.
freeman, Young mcichaut+ md / H,3.::u, 4
Young lawyer, 10th OF this city, Vi 'c-'l.cec
iy, artl iIaalltn was shot through III. sdy An,t
iii /, lu ,en Eiuu:es- The 41air ca1s. great ex-
c1tt1E4 VI. as the parties Are vel known Ind highly
rys, tcta1;lt. But titlt Is knoWn ot ane cku*e.
liarsitns seconds were Captain nshney Sales
al,3 Mstnr Thcnas +. Saunders. FrecmanA were
Captain Charlie Woodbridge aud Major W. r.
pfr1A