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New-York tribune., 1870-12-19

Tosl...... 3s95 1881 ls2 lt957l7 $50 l6Z725 49,
nee sept 6683 5Sb3 2OO S16oyo8 ZieJ
1859 ASS $4,000 $4,000 sS7 l44440oo o550"
PRTROLEM accident the NewJerey Central Kali
r having 70 some extent prevented shipment Crude small
higher sales hsye been msd for future
delivery generally being confident that
prices Will follow the Of peace between Prussia and France
upon speedy quote nOminay l1se On Greek
features quote - 20 - Is Upper and So ~
Lower Refined dull l. steady BE for spot
nd NAphthA firm but quiet al &C. lu PhlsePhs there
las beu Fir degree Of activity steady prices sales OF 500 6o o
u January 22o and mored sales for March at ze the
.oepis ReSnei. go bbls and 90 DO Crude
RCETte demand light but ohOoe lots frm sales 10 tcTs
Q 6l 67c for Carolina.
StGARS-aw Sugsrs dull end values nominal the general feeling
heyy quote m alOs for fair Refining sales 5 boxes
HE Refned dull snd heavy at l4 dl4se for 2ids
SEEDS-Cacutta Ln~eed Is firm active sales 800 bags
g. ave rer F'yinz Foam, 12t Timothy without
Glover active; $50 bags lsdllt
SEARINE-The very light; s JOB lots sod al l2G
lie
TALLOW demand former prices thongh The marke is
demand beng mainl' for sh MT sales lOO at u
O. Q.r the rather 8 outside price
WHISKY scive deusnd higher prices; sales 20 bhs non
tsund q y Sc c.lefy 81 the Litter puee
, 1870-08-10

1obs, Northwestern Manufacturing Gu, $3.50:
2. u. Ford: IS 40: John Dayts i Co, III, ,4)a !:
vas awarded To WalHorsh. TwoniE L Fnrse, and
4ey were notified to proceed At once With the
: An adjourned meeting Of younz men inter-
held last evening, II Bryant i SsEarons Colleke
rootns. A permanent ofR2ntzatton xAs effected,
constitution @ and b! Laws adopted, and he follow
ing gentlemen electad ufnctrs: ]. B. Thompson.
President: c. l. C4se. Vice President; J. Bate
man, Secretary: c. Daniels. Treasurer. The or
Ean.xauon Is styled the "seuate Debating L.
Tho delinquent li.< for the city personal pro-
PenJ ta1 oi lse.. ~ appear IN inc corporation
nesIseaper es Of NJ 4ate r. LIZ + ien9thJ one.
sltes careful scrutiny Of the list on the part of
toE Taxpayers. IN onaer that he mar be assisted
IN the collectloa OIL the t1I, and also have the
opportunity of correcting any error that may Ap-
pear therein
The northwestern Poultry Association held
meeting. yesterday afternoon, II the ott1ce Of the
PTHs51e fd57asr, on Monroe street The proeeetl-
!ngs we're Of purely business character. contain-
Ing Little 70 interest the public. The assoclatton
seems to be making veEy favorable progress. and
show In the fall.
a German named John schaner, overhow1nR
with enthusiasm On accoQn. OF the victories Of
bis cannnyneu. drank several glasses Of beer III
Baetres saloon. on.etart street. onIMontlAy even
Ing. to chow bis lore for the FatherlAnd- lie sub.
eequently walked out on the sidewalk, and row
eHsuca between GONE rattlea who were standing
thereon, and halter was st,haed In the nean be
hind the ear and IN the 31m. He Il not seriously
injured. The aasailant ran away, and, as John
rrtuses to reveal bis nAne Of course he cannot be
Arrested.
-Atcllne FclwoEth, $ years Of age, while pick.
Ing up chtp1 on wharf fronting On OEuenB canal
the w&ier md waa drowned The Coroner held
N inques'. Her parents rt4ile Oh Weas1n stfert
4 Norwegian sailor, namet St.hnlas Len5er9
vas lost oyerboarri from the schooner L u. Ma
A31. or RAEfn&. NJ half OA4t 0~tfnFE Th%tAFfJlJ
, 1870-08-10
PRUSSIA.

EEALIS, Aug. 9--The King, Ia passing through
Neu<tadt, yesterday, received = great ovation
Thc streets a1ll rgas were nllct with joyful peo-
pic, who wayed daes and covered the King with
and cheered Wildly. Blsmark, Won Room, and
othcrp addressed the people, and thanked them
for the King.
The loe<es Of the French In the battle Of Worth
on Saturday, were o,ueo dead, wounded. and miss
ing, and 5000 prisoners MAcNahpats bagxaer,
mzny cannon, and two long railway tralna, With
storcs and munitions. were captured The Fsus-
san caralrJ In theif pursuit baGged Thousands Of
stloxXlcrs, who had thruHn away their ATTN. The
total pruss1sn loss was s.hoo dea't and wounded.
The Prls&i&n Cro*s ttaxs33< protests against the
e:sacks Oh England, whore tuss neutrality 1t ap-
prDyca-
The HertA Gt7,naa Gs:rtt< Is grateful for tho ac-
teoa OF South Germany, and sArs the Federal
Government viii study n rrwAxd It.
| HAMBURG, Aug. 2.-Tho Itigcr Gtbe II closed TO
Prevent the entrance OF = French feet. but 4
sn1 fssaaEe l. Sill left open at Goose Island for
! Steamer t1An1c.
| teptoA De~1eteh to The Nov York Ty{buret
! 1oSpof, August a.-Ouf snccIsl corrr4oondent,
, 1870-08-10
EOUCATIONh
EUuCATION~
PENNSYLVANIA
MILITARY ACADEMY,

O~aN 0AE WY Il So
tFor R~s1dent Cadet. su}y,,
The following eentemen. who devote their tine tx-
ean1'ess TO the boslaeA Of tho Academy e,mpo.e the
ACADEMIC STAFF:
COL THEODORE HYATT, NJ A.
Pseddeus I'D Professor Of Aa,hx.;e, nd tn,t-uctor
tn nTaetes
COL GEnRGK PATTES. Graduate q. a Nh. a,.d
Vice President, PEofestar Of Mathematics CHI .na
Military EIstnoezsns. and Instructor in Tar,is..
REV. L. AARMAGNAC. MA.
Professor Of Chemistry. and Natural and Expere..l
Philosophy. aad fnltFnctas In Rlocuttoo-
Capt THOMAS J. LLOYD, GrA .uAte u 4 Nil, Ae.3.
Professor Of Mathematics aEd Military Science. md
Instructor In Tktfica.
REV. GRANVILLE YAGER, Ii. 4.
Profes.or Of the HaEi*h lansuase and Literature, and
instructor in L.t31 and Gseek
j. FELIX px LAFHoF. u. A.
Prpfeseo< d fiench. 8e1man and spantsa. and In.
stsuctor In knflfsh Branches
JoHy r SWEESBY. Ksq-,
PEutessos Of Vocal and Insszaues,tA An.se,
C.S. .FAHSESTOCk. NE.
Professor Of PenmAnahi7, Bookkeeping aad Ds1wine,
and fnstrurtor In English Br.aehes-
J.R- T. CARTER, g. z
f44tsue3sr ii Mathematics And Tsetiea
MR.. ROBERT N. HOFFMAN.
Instructor In Enslish Branches.
The Siuth A. :: ::--.'e~ rrr1reneee Wednesday.
September.
The building -: .',' -:cpmc1cdaeions for
AAae0 IN all rrsl-44a "a fs-:er
Thorough t1stEuetioa IA thr II .liah Classical and
Scientific Cou1rc4
The Departu1rn Of Civa Enxiuxrs1z ID of the hifhess
Hade. btuE eouduetr hy experienced atcrrs and SUP
Flied with abundant and rxr~asive a2p.rasu.
Careful attention Ia given 10 thc n.s4l aud rcfxlous
eu1turr Of Cadets
olrruAfs may ht sphsained Of the following xeutr
men. patrons Of the AcAdemv. Ia ChicAfo: H. h. skin
EAd-. n. F. WHHtMdf1a pxr}
ot Of COL. THEO. HYATT,
President r. u. 4.
P.S,-CoL Hyatt will Be 1t the Br:fes Hcns1 in Chi
cafp. "Wednesday Ani Thutsdar. thu 10th aad 1tth
tn4tans. between the hour Of 10 and p r. and
will br happy to pssro1p Of the Academy, ard oh
efs On offietH1 hu1inxna
, 1870-08-10

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tnbooe.
SxT ToAx, Aug. 9--The gold market wA2 Heaf
again to-t2V, the iunueure Of the Pruss!An v1cto-
Hes being still px11tuount. The German bankers
we're selling moderately, however, and the de-
cline wa4 aided b5 the action Of soue weak
American holders, who we're forced to throw
ther gold overheard, Que party alone having
s., 200 700 long gold which he found tnconyenlent
TO cal1y Auy longer. The market opened at 113as
declined TO 1l71s, and rallied again to lls.. Ii
the Afternoon, on reports that the shipments to-
noErow would be large. The estimates ranged
from 1850 ooo to $2oro, 900, but It the Custom
House 81 ,0oe 0oo was cleared up 70 this evening
Reports Of the death Of the Emperor Napoleon
were freely cfrcnlated On Wall street today. and
cable kilograms were shown giving the time Of his
death II o'clock this morning. Taa markets
felt the influence Of the statements, which, 1t
ts almost needlesa 10 remark, were inventions.
There Is great anxiety About the result Of the ba
tie about to be fought before Metz The elect
upon gold and bonds will be very markell While
the German bankers are sangutne. md show the.r
t4ish hy their works in the gold room, American
operators aye ahy OF large transacuouA Ists es1.
dent that the French are neryed to desperation,
and are conscious II they lose this battle Ill Will
b .ost Bzxa1ne aud Irochu, who are now 1t
thu head Of the French army, are tue
ALL st military men In F1auce, and R1eal conf
slerce Is felt in them by French aympAthizeTe.
With the Latter victory Tor France IN the next
great lAt1le ts regAtded cettsn II II this thai
checks the t1pi1 descent Of Ep}4 to the zQte-ptl-
inn rtvnye
''>' GoyxRsxkH7a
~: o.z,,.1. ,..aa n,.-+., .,,.
Inc government pona t0h&A1' ""s s'tans'
though the bu&inefa was comparatively sman.
The principal buyers were Germans, who were
,rsttrp mrs,rr.te sh,nments N tbe o.hef nde
-o ..n,u-
AosA1 .... ~
Hsa easy. to-day, 1t TO ref cent On call, with
the supply largely tn rxctss Of the demand
snocrs
..o.. r,.,....,r,s t.rI, hn+ v4th =, .,,v,rra
Inc dtocK matkeb Was "Ha!' ou' ""a M s4faoet
In prices Of y to u. per cent
EXCHANGE.
In ft,ra,pn exchange there Il bu, lt,,s hn s,n.sa
~. ,-sn..rt,ons an nan. ,.rge,T IN .,,t nt,s
sna 'ne m.,s, ~. I"L. - ssr. oa.
uWtfx 70 sne eontlauea o'slnenaauoo OF London
bankers to tafe tame accertances-
DRY uoops-
rnnarr ror.,. rrsrtc, h.r,os tn snow ,,fa s-,,,,
s .-aas ,...,asars " ."s s.H.sss.u. ..s
oo' 10 muea a"ons lapot'cfa anu commission
merchants as the 1obbers, who we're quite bnsJ To-
tay. The general trade, however. has not fairy
, 1870-08-10
IOWA.
Democratic state Convention To-
0RY nj nca III l1oluHk-RtuanrcIkA

Democratic State Convention To-
Day Mt Dca 11oaneB-ffospccI1.
Srr4al D,spateh IA Th< Chicago tribune
DIS MoCEs, Iowa, Aug. a.-The Democratic
state Couvet ton meets here tomorrow. Although
he Democratic papers OF the STATE have been tell
Ing the world that this year this State Convention
would be Is big thtng a. The Republican. 1t
promises, from present appearances, to be the
poorest md xtille-s ever held In shr scate Their
arc II the rEcasnt time, p n, not orsr thirty
tly nos be = hundred altogether. There viii b. 4
lively Tight however, a1nocV the few between thr
sounsstess are determined to be % done via aa
the Fifteenth Amendment question, and tue vcte-
rars are hound to stick 70 the ,xsae. ii it Il 4
coFrsc. The old taeu vii! be led by Henry C1a.
Dean, anl the young men By John +. Irish III i
the general opinion taas The boys viii ea11y tne
vec.tcn no one Knows Sont Of The delegate:
have heAr.l any certain uatnes mentioned.
Tht DttupcT2uc Convention Of lhts CpuxreS
Ecnai Dtt11cis meets here on Tautz.}ay. i; i.
generally supposed th4i J. II. uarrs, ct ualE1sor
Gp..pty, will bc tic nat.lhte.
The weather remains cool. The com crop !.
faply recovering from the injury recctse,t during
the recent drought
, 1870-08-10

ANSt1CSEEXESf3.
The hil.s at all tho places Of amusement remain
Unchanged. At AcTicker's, Nj. coli!,s Aas COM
ment cd very good engagement, anil, with his
excellent Irish personattons, and especially his
ce%sfui se Rkor.
The Thompson party. At the Opera Ho1se, are
drawing guod houses although almost entirely
masculine.
toadou F<rlIcs Is still on the boards, and,
although rlsy out Of dnte for these modern
times, is pros!nE quite success The new re0-
pie improve upnu acquaintance, and bid fa!r to
atca mt very Popular.
The Dearborn Theatre. o! cou!sc. Ia jatnmesl
full every evening. The new concrs. Hogan and
II possible, the whole troupe Is better than ever be-
fuft.
, 1870-08-10

TEE CHICAGO HxtKlx TRIBUNE has 4 ia7ss aud
better ciTeulatIou In the Wet than An5 other jun7l
II II excellent medium for Advertising. ESPECIALLY 10
tsc who wish +, The patrunasr Of the p.oAue.
Ing elAt-eA. limited np1nter of advertisements, viii
be taken. As moderate sa.r- Subserrnsn acc Ut Tax
WkEKII TR1BEHa, Z: pr Annu1n, with Abera! rr.Qe-
ton EQE I club IL len af DlaIe
, 1870-08-10
WASHINGTON.
Work Of Reducing the Army Com
menced.

speetM Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
6EoRGtA.
WAsulsG1oH, D. C., Aug. o.-some Of the papers
Of Georgia are comforting themselves and their
supporters with the assertion that the Prealdeut
Is sganst an election this fall In thai State but 1t
can be Affirmed In the most positive terms thai
this Is not hts view. The matter WAS tailed over
when he WAS here last Friday. and he expressed
decided opinion that the Law and public
policy alike require An election in November for
members Of the Legislature as well as members
OF Congress. In this opinion he Is sust aimed by
the most, II Hol all, the members Of his Cabinet
Neither the President nor the Attorney General
has given The least encouragement to those who
attempted to enlist them on the side of party In
tstguing 10 defeat an election Hc,.. and 1t
least I majority Of the Cabinet, regard the
effort to ignore thta election as Il gross outrage.
In fact It cannot he ascertataed on careful inquiry
That any member dissents from the r!eNs ex-
pressed by t1a President It ls not improbable
that he may give direct t1presaon to his opinion,
When he returns f:otu St Louis, and IN any event
1t Ia believed that The question At issue must conr
LetoIe the Attorney General
TIE SKw AMY BILL
The wo1k Of reducing tho number OF army ON.
c*.sB In seooEdanee with the provisions Of the new
Army act, Ia well begun. The nau1ea Of some
long absent from their commands have been
dropped from the rolA. good many have al
really resigned. on one years pay, and more have
Indicated purpose to DO 10, The assignments
OF Surerrume,a,tes to yacanc1es aud lptY ART te-
ing made The retired list Is to he Increased
Ly one hundred md twenty, and about that num-
her have applied t. be retired Those not retiring
by right Of long service a1e TO be examined, aui
retirement will. probably, be refused to some OF
t1psc who have made application, Steps have
been taken to get lists Of those whom tie DEPART
ment Commander think ought to he mustered
out fer lncompetency. These are to
70 before board. which will not
bt appointed for snme weeks. The
required reduction In the rank and nle viii be
tuade In due season, mostly BY expiration OF the
term Of service Of enlisted men and non-
/ commissioned ottcess. The Commissioner Of the
General Land once has written An opinion upon
that clause OF the Army bill which allows AL per-
-ons who se1red honorahlJ for three months In
] The army or navy during The late war 10
enter free leo acres OF the land now held
alcnE the line Of land granted to
railroads at e 50 per xcre. The course 10 he ps1r
sue" by the applicant IS the same "a under the ex
isftng homestead law, except that special form
Of afadavtt, setting fo1h the military service. Is
feQuitt1 The requirements Of the law regarding
, 1870-08-10
FRANCE.

PsEsA AnS o.-Thcrc is au Immense uprising ot
the 1.clle q: France 10 sepel the rsuss.au luvl-
Alpll- It IL said officially that two millions Ut mcn
nr,. read. to march, aud that HE reserve curps
.1st1l numoer one A!lsnn The people are clauor-
Gus for organization sn.l lcatc.x-
NKw IoKk, Aug. 2.-rasts a'ly1ces mention the
serious illness Of the Empress E1xrnte from ncr-
vouS rrastEation,
The Ministers have addressed the following
proclamation to the Par1stans:
'uur army u concentrated. New Effort has ifn-
parted to 1t fresh hope and confidence. But agts-
tion here Will lessen tbs moral force Of
Tic &f1nJ And act Against ii TAs1s
rising, tho French army Will he between
two urts. We prepare fur the defence ot4Parts
Tlir Deputies Wll co-opetate with US Let Ill
rooi citizens help to prevent disorder. Those
WIN wish, viii hare arms furnished them, and
Ttll rc sent to the front At once
Etmned Atont writes from the t1eli hts1er1y
cot'lenntng the Emrerorh nntsmana2ement lie
Sals: Having declared war, he LIT the Prnssans
t*Eta It. True. neither party Was ready, ret the
French lost twenty Gays in useless marching anl
rcunfc1-marchtng. They were surprised 1t Weis-
achba1E " an enemy wha1u there were no r.
<te1tcs to wasch. no xkiEuiEneEa To mess. and NJ,
set:ied plan to eepcl''
The Iat,7r says the government calls unoa ali
former Officers and soldtesb having served IN the
af7ulxs of France to tAkr Eruhes IN rrr,1nrnts ot
To1unteEt&y 8f VI h0e S41Ee Nb11Ic, which 1{p to
xo 70 the front Immediately. Tic request ha. been
rrerted cuthus!s.t1cally, and numbers .rn ~.
spending to the call
There have been no councils OF the Ministry ~
DAY.
General Chauxarnier LEFT his residence this morn
~, -, s.cs co,n1u mi NJ h...,uuxr1rrx Thous,n.
-" - ,,,,r,, accan,nxnte.i him to thr ra,l1ay.
.,o-nt,,o ~ ,,ar. a. maritime +, r~r1,,, ro,.
petuing the couEse Of Austria Russia is keeping
ku-k
The f41sfk< says II il runort,t that tho Bourae
viii he closed to-1ar 1t noon Nothing OF the soy,
has tatep nlarc.
Their 1,arn neen no disturbances. The author.
ttcs bayinR been warned 1nxt the 1nternaroua]
.,tr,ctr oy Wnrrtrp7nrn jn,rn5c.. tn MAKE dem.
. ,,n,t,a1tons. tnoe nrrcanttona tn nrryent then,
xhtrh h,v. tccn rirectual If INV outb1*.at was
really coEteuplated.
IoSnox. Aur. as:ao n. m.-Tbe Paris corr
snon,,ort ~ ,hr N.n,.he.t., r,ou,;n.r ,cte,, nh
1ha1 1taly Ard AustrtA vii, each send 1oa 90 men
10 aid FRINGE.
, 1870-08-10

On yesterlay the large ADVERTISE! saas Of z u
Hoclers hioodcd stock. from his AAd!xoo. WIS
taru, took Mace 1t the Northwestern TR:te942lls.
corner Of State and Illinois strects c0astnc*ed By
Nm. 4 Buffers + Co 4 Large crowd w7s IN AZ
tendance. and the bidding At tines WAS very sFtr-
tied. The average price obtained tor The horses
MS much above tnAt Tor cows aud cashmere
rcsts The latter arc the direct product OF the
Io@e ot testing The aoarsantltv Of tas species Of
stock for our cltmsse. VI. HooleI = farm, tn the
s,ctn,iy Of Madison. W!s ha. become , 80 sa1s- +
into lots aud tpok this method Of closing ont als
.;IcI. lie wi1l shortly open dae theatre in this
cry. occupying The premises Known as BEsan
ualL IN Clark stttet, which vii! he tIels ntsea
N s1,u Ntn be ppeled the coming winter.
, 1870-08-10
supposed Murder and Attempted Sui-
eide nj NexE AlhMnYs

lor1sv1tLE, Ar.. 0.-At New Albany, In!., last
night, E;eorKe Fltx shot Miss Matilda Blum, 4
Young lady to whom he was engaged to he
nlasr!c'1 on MonuAy ntxL jealousy was The
cause- 1c shot Al her tf1ce times, the mrs, shut
striking be'ew the left nipple, 11averrlnK the Tbs
around to the BACK, the second struck haE In
tho !eiI thigh, and the third In ihe
right les. near the knee This is the
:hirfi time Fitz haa a:tta!ptetl to murder Miss
i':un. It Is thought thut tue wounds will prove
.AtAl After the muEueNnas assault on the lady,
fltz attempted to shoot himself. hut the rlstoi
'n..ssd IRE. lie Was arse1test and Is how IN {1l.
, 1870-08-10
RUPTURE.

DIR. t. n. MARSH has made SPECIALITY OF
GEKAlA tRupsuse, foF the last thirty tsata His
treatment with The FAtcnt Radical Cuse Truss has
with universal euerers. long list u names Of tauee
euyt.i ran te oticr At any tmr. Our Iona
C1przftcrc Aftta o EuAr1nre re.fcct t In snv
cnte, and whcra directions followed radical
cure uiten follows. Wo a&a adjust Imrssv;ous Truacs
for simple rrlief Al knlr o TEusees Shoulder Braces
Raste stockiaE1 Apparatus for so~ Legs. Club Feet
NIzk Auklca. and al uthes phya neal defot1utie.-
B0NLES 4 CO., Il W2shinxtou+t, ChtcAk'. sdjei1-
, 1870-08-10


DrAs-t;REESE-un the stls inss. IN t;rac- Chn.rh.
h. thr Rev Jona. GE.~av. .icors kratns Dya*. u. H..
Arnr r. Gnrnc, daust,rr of the late 3nnAs GEvunr.
tel. HaHisscr 1t Ian. putr. aad nitct Vi the Right
Hcntrxhle Baron Greene.
sHERAAN-MKH.SEtLE- Aufutt T. At ssw York
rit5. Dr. Julien $. SEIsmsa, q: Chicago. and AAs
EIo1rner Ntfsnttlr, Of New York
, 1870-08-10
GREECE.

ATHENS, Aug. S. rha Paris, Aug. 9.-The Greek
Government refuses to assist the English Judges
stnt here 10 investigate the circumstances Of tho
massacre Of Foreigners hg the Marathon t:tleauls
The Rrttlsh N.nlster has protested against the
course Of the EuyerQu4tut
, 1870-08-10
Adventures with a FicApockcs.

NHFENkQFFV W&kN a 3AEMQ0NANks
i correspondent scotls Us sutne manuscript tell
ing of bis adventures with pickpocses who Stole
a lat1s postmunnate On 4 street Cur, near Green
sssee,, 1t 80 On last THURSDAY evening. The
thief bc!tet from the cat, anA our correspondent
and some h1reen o<he11 gase chase, enllvening
lhe r.ute b. shoutB 0f ~ pUbec, Sup thlef. snd
80 furh- Il was not easy " stop bin, for he Has
taken with 4 nt Of running IKE the French jus.
ruw. he went from Green stree: to Washington,
through the yards and aIleys to Lake, continuing
L, fail back on Fultau, wheee valiant odlccr In.
.i,tu him to s1op he did 10 and picked
cp Convenient brtck with which
u wage war on his pu1aucrA The etshs Of r.
volssf, however. took the tlan out Of him He dd
aot rot the brick IN hrs I.ockeL Ike the !mpfrta!
p1odlEJ Of France, nor oid the spectators weep q
nb tranquility when yanqutshed Before sue.
:v,uf1l1 to the superior force of The eoem}. he
nad The satisfaction Of knocking down oaf ceEFe..
@pondeut II mnst hare been " baptism Of dfer
fpr be asserts that be tnFolunt2rilJ made astto
nomtAl ooservahdns, and though be did not ses
Aun spots, he - saw stars-r He winds up With The
cnecEful psxFee that the r2scM mas get *'eieSeE
kuuire1l " ye1rs tn the Fenitend2ly.
, 1870-08-10
WILLIAMS COLLEGE,


81 q t<:3 TvnbnAla-slv.
The Hfte+uth year Of thIs School will OPEN MON.
DAY. the l9th u september. CAsa!aKats csn l~ Oh.
tatue ty calling At the seminary. The Principal will
LIZ i.uI1,r RfteI the Id fEfL
, 1870-08-10

New Aork Wnal Market.
Special Ds1pate: t. The Chicago Tribune.
NEW fGRK. August 9,-fhe wool market Ia
quiet sl,l active with su1ne speculative feeling. i
cuusl''erale asAHunt Of wool has changes! hAuls.
Tie siucks are SMALL aud the receipts llXhL uohl-
rfS arc ntu1. Ca1IfoIn1s are still in letuaul. The
SUPPLY Of choice t. rapidly diminishing. Low anst
medium neece IL much sought after, anl tile mar
let Is nbnut Cleaned uuL Fine neeca In less re-
quest. Aarke. strouS.
, 1870-08-10

Of bali, charged with fraud upon the revenue, and
Of selling liquor to the Indiana
considerable number Of buAlness men leave
here to-xnosrow for Eau Clalre tu celebrate the
completion Of the Nedt Wisconsin Railroa u that
pd&n{,
, 1870-08-10

NEW oK1KAks, Aug. 9.-coIToS- and
y,41 ,0m rnss se'a 4 .s III ;aisa saes 400
{sHXAlsTCFrS-FloNr uu; sNpcrnue. f5.35;
''us.btr extra, {Gls. Oats, a54sSc. bran, 9'Sc
~ l,Al
, 1870-08-10
Pcxt office ArroEuttncnt-The Water
Works Question AT Jnck~onvttie.

Special Dc+ratch to The Ch!casp Tribune.
JAcKSoSv1LIE, Aug. o.-Mr. John riast, Of this
clty, has received III appointment Is mall agent
between Bloomington and ST. Louis, on The Jack
sonsille division of the Chicago Alton Railroad,
ritt Adolphe Benecke. Of bloomington, removed
The CRY Council OF Jacksonville has voted to
submit to the electors Of this CITY the question Of
constructing water works, tue election 10 bc held
on the 9Th OF September next
The 6t4te Institutions. and especially the Insane
Asylum, have h2h an insufficient supply pf wnter
fot ,tais past, and It IL believed that the vote
IL aayelec 10 the water works, Jacksonville viii
ultimately lose all the State lnsutnticp4
, 1870-08-10

C!xRElRlE, Mass, Aug. a.-cattlc-Rcceipi@.
80 hcatl: Cetr43 are aC2sce. Shl'.s Of extra lit
F1a ne 1soo; fcst quaIts, s1l.nt3laaa; second
quality, fto ehs1uls: th,rd quality. s;.0ha93.
Slightly improved, an.i prices nlvAnced q tribe.
Sales In lots at kl.15aaso aaeb extra, SI.0o9
, 1870-08-10
OHIO,

Republican Stntc Convention to
1cct To-Dny.
CotrkBrs. Ang. 9.-Thc Republican State Con-
srnf'on, which meets to-InUITow, has caused 4
large humber Of delegates tn assemble here te-
night. tTncrai Sherwood Will be FennnInate.l for
stete1ars Of Eiate unaniI1Onsi5. There are seEeu
candidates for supreme Judge, four for Camp
s1uler t5 the Treasury. anh A.veral for member
of The Board Of Public Works.
The Republican State central Committee held
mertiug Tonight aud e1aUtnes! the hooEs aut ac-
counts OF the STATE Executive Committee. The
accounts were found correct and all moneys eca,-
nonicsliy e1nenied, and the action Of the E7-