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WANTS..
MEDICAL

NEW DISCOVERY. ELIXIR j. f. BER-
IN NARD-TONI STHENIQUE. .ANTIDYsPEPTIO.
he several observations made by the physicians of
arising from impoverishment Of the blood nervous
hsustion, viz: = Armenia, Choross Synpathisme
radically cured with the, the EhIXiR J, e BERNARD.
floor sale by all respectable dru00ists tuths6
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,OTToN SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS.
u Of all numbers snd brARGS Ds;, sns; 4Tn,1s Tssas
fSG pgsr Fsss from thirty to seventysir inches. with
Paulins. PAUL. Bstns Sail Twine' goHS ssei W. EyERMAn
No. lO3 CHUBOH Street tOtS storss
.tEx ANDER q. CATTELL d co,
n pR0DUOE COMMISSION MEROHANTa.
1 No. - nORTh WHARVKn
Nh N NORTH WATER GTRGEF.
PHHIADELPHIA. lm
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

patton ROUGE ARSENAL. LOUISIANA =.
In compliance with instructions from the secre-
tary OF War there will be Public Auction held at
this Arsenal commencing on the 25th OF April, 1870,
and continuing until the following described Ord
nance and Ordnance stores will be sold.
To be delivered at BATON NRoUGEARSENAL, La.
az Bronze Cannon weighing about 10 TONS
297 Cast iron Cannon, weighing about 800 tons.
20 Steel Cannon weighing about tons.
500 Tons OF Shot and She'll
$50 Tons of Lead.
100 Tons of Scrap Iron (wrought and cas1
10 artillery Carriages and their Lmbers.
5Traveing Forges and their Limbers.
Battery Wagons and their Iimbers.
60 Sets Double Harness artillery.
1853 Paulns and Tarpaulins
150, 900 Pounds Powder of various kinds.
$50 Cavalry Saddles.
5000 Saddle Blankets (red and gray.
800 Watering Brides.
$50 Curb Brides.
400 Nose Bags.
is Iron Blocks (quadruple treble, and doube).
1000 Traces dor wheel and lead horses.
10000 Pounds Horse Shoes.
1000 Mule Shoes
1850 Horse Shoe Nails. ......''
5000 Harness Leather. .-..
As Sides Bride Leather
1900 Pounds Wrapping Paper.
80 Portable FORCES.
125 Feet Leather Betting
232 Feet Rubber Betting.
10000 Packing Boxes.
Also, a large assortment OF articles for Horse
Equipment, as well as Blacksmiths, Carpenters,
Saddlers Timers, and AImOrers' Tools OF the most
approved patterns
To be delivered at FORT JACKSON, La,
65 Cast Iron Cannon, weighing about 25O tons.
20 tons OF Shot and Shell. .......... ..........
20 tons OF Wrought Iron scrap. ........
25 tons OF Cast hon scrap. ..................
To be delivered at FORT ST. PHILIP, La.
"a Cast Iron Cannon, weighing about 100 tons.
S tons OF Shot and shell.
8 tons OF Wrought Scrap lron
8 tons of Cast Scrap Iron.
To be delivered at FORT PIKE, La. .''''.'
Bronze Cannon, weighing about 900 pounds.
81 Cast Iron Cannon, weighing about Ill tons. u
65 Tons of Shot and Shell. .e
To be delivered at SHIP ISLAND, Miss.
444 Pounds OF Shot and Shell, weighing ABOUT
10000 pounds.
TERMS CASH-Ten per cent. on the day OF sale,
and the remainder when the property Is delivered.
Thirty days will be allowed for the removal OF
heavy ordnance. All ether stores will be required
TO be removed within ten days from the close Oh
sale. -, .,, A.. -.
Persons desiring catalogues Of the articles to be
sold can obtain them by application eltheT IN per-
son or by letter to the Chief OF ordnance u D. A.
Washington, d. c., or at this AIsenaL ronn -y yi-,r
... Major Ord. Dept, U, s. a.,
.. Chief OF Ord Dept OF Lay
soast Comdg Baton Rouge Arsenal, La.
T1OTTON SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS, I
1 - all nnmbers and brands Tent. Awning. Trank
and sm paSr sry to se1snfssi achss wss
Psnlins, Beiiins. Sail Twine steii stesii,U w rvupN,.u
No 1903 oHuSda HShr street. "; tdits HdassHS stosss
tExANDER q. OATTELL& co,
n PRODUOE COMMISSION MEROHANT4
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u BADIN9 RAILROAD.-GREATT TRUNK LINZ
III from Philadelphia TO the interior OF Pennsyl-
vania, the Schuylkll, Susquehanna, Cumberland,
Canadaa
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WlNTEh ARRANGEMENT.
Takes effect November %, 1862
Fourteen daily trains leave Passenger Depot, corner
BERKS and AMERICAN Streets, Sundays ex-
At SO A. M. (Express) for Bethlehem, Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, Hazleton, Williamsport wilkesbarre,
Connection With the ERIE HALLWAY for Buffalo,
Niagara Falls Rochester, Cleveland, Chicago San
H AT SgS A. T N. ExpressJ for for Bethlehe% Easton,
Allentown, Mauch Chunk. Wlkesbarre, Plttston,
and points VIA Lagn a VALLEY
At t145P. NJ GXpress) for Bethlehem Easton,
Mapch Chunk, Wilkesbarre, Pittston, Scranton, and
At 500 p. N. for Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown
and Mauch Chunk.
For Fort Washington at 7sO and 1OA6 A. M., and
l13OP. NJ
For For A6nSsGD 6aaSsg az At daSf 55S sG dsP'M
Filth and sixth Streets, Second and Third Streets
and Union City Passenger Railways run to the new
Depot TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA.
From Bethlehem at A. NJ, 21b, 440 and S-25 PM,
From Doylestown at s'55 A. NJ, 4sO and 7O5 P. NJ
From Lansdale at 7S0 A. M.
From Fort Washington at s'95, 1928 A. M, and
F From Arlington at 2sS, S,yfs S,4S, and s9OP.M
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at $50 A. M.
PHILADELPHIA for DOylest0wn at p. M.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 100 M
Bethlehem for Philadelphia ats T. M.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked through at
Mamma North Pennsylvania Baggage Express
oIi09' II NO. iO' . - . ELLIS CLARK, Agent
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE CENTRA
RAILROAD COMPANY.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, November l, 1869, Trains
will leave as follows, stopping at all Stations on
Philadelphia Baltimore Central, and Chester Greek
| Railroads = , ,,,,. ,. NOM, ,>,,,,,,e,,r, -.
Depot OF Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company, corner Broad and Washington
| avenne at a. M. and 4'30 p. M
A Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached, viii
1 leave Philadelphia for oxford at $50 p M.
| Leave PORT DEPOSIT for PHILADELPHIA OF
! bxO A. M e-25 A. NJ, and 2-25 p. M.
on Saturday the 9b 2. M train viii leave at $50
pm. ..,-,
only "a baGoaQe and the company Will not be respon-
sihe for sn amount exceeding one hundred dollars
unless special contract is made for 9sY the same %
III President and General superintendent
GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL
- ONLY ALL Rail. LINE TO
/ NEW ORIEANS MEMPHIS, NASHvILLH, AT.
WAGON. RRiS0THMoNb, WELDON. -WIIMINGToN
| on ARIkSTON, SAVANNAH, and all principal points
| SOIJTH and SOUTHWEST. Tickets for sale baggage
checked through to destination. and all information
! iuin" TAI OHESNUT Street,
Masonic Hall
| @. RENTON THOMSON,
INu Gen Agent for PhadelphiA
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD.

The trains on the Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
road run as follows from Pennsylvania Railroad
Depot, West Philadelphia:-
WIS rwARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia 9'35 P. M.
Is Williamsport TAO A. NJ.
arrives at Erie $40 p. M
ERIE EXPRESS leaves Philadelphia 1l4O A. M.
Williamsport 300 T. M.
arrives at Erie 1000 A. M.
FI,MlRA MAIL leaves Philac elphta 7'60 A. M.
WIlliamspOrt 600 p. NJ.
arrives at Lock Haven 7'20 p. M.
EASTWARD.
NAIL TRAIN leaves Erie $40 A. M.
(" Williamsport 925 p. M.
arrives at Philadelphia 6'20 A. M.
ERIE EXPRESS leaves Erie 400 P. M.
Williamsport $3.50 A. M.
arrives at Philadelphia IL 46 2. M.
ELM IRA MAIL leaves Leck Haven 500 A. NJ.
" arrives at Philadelphia so p. M.
BUFFALO EXP leaves Wiili;smHsPort li;.HSP l225 a. NJ.
arrives at Philadelphia 9'26 A. M
Express East connects at CORY, Mail East at
CoIry and lrvinetOn, Espress Wost at Irvineton,
with trains of Oil Greek and Allegheny River
Rallroad ALFRED L. TYLER,
General Superintendent.
, 1870-08-16
PKQTo&AL&.
PROPo2ALs FOB sfAT10yBgI.

HAKEt9G1UNt AdE- I. LITE ;
SKALEp PROPOSALS Will be recetved as this Of
hee nnt the ess dsy OF S-ptcmb<r 3d. It Il o'e'ek
m Gor .nrsynr The 4s,rsaora md ConectUs of Inter-
mi Rs--nne thrarsA,ot thst ututian Of tho United
s.ts ly,nx esxt af The Hcky Aouutains axreps Aau-
tina md New NExieo with tho Eta3iopesy REQUIRED for
ns IN their dt ets for that pa. Of the rr1-
rrt f5c.l var eaEr,cuctx oeaxxfl l. 1xsc I .s4i..,
lnre II is.l
Then s,r In th.t portion IT tho United States far
which lii asz soeItzd two nuud,d and tneay
-1r,t +fo stxsrfcta In LII If fLaL l. III ...,s-
.n-.,d C,t,rnr T1,as d,xtrts haYc ht,cu dir5rd in
, 1870-08-16
ANUsEHHETS.



Last week Ar. Aiken treated rs 10 an old come
~ OF r1anchc's-"L Lnndor FEpl!ea," plctut1ng the
eceneR manners and cssousals Of London III 1859.
the freaks Of It's mad wags and the Erre1s Of Its
gal,Ants- This wecS he goes t., the other extreme,
and last evening produced for the drst tine IL this
country, Rohersous latsst comedy, An r"
which pictures episode IN English political life.
and exposes the nodu* e1xr1ndi Of Parltatn~ntaE!
elections The pay Is not strong one in tlra-
matte interest," tut Its story Is very pleasant one,
and The dialogue, At times. il qnfe brilliant. The
arst act opens At the Old mansion OF DHa..orn!<
inznttor.bt gcnnirgs,, a1d the set mus,e rsEhtfny
iish gcntlema1-7 Like maoy other nnc
old English gentlemen, however. he
.s@hopeless'y tusolvenf. and h!sl estates
are Atsout to come under the auctioneeFs ham,
lnet. His niece Ceci.io {Mlss Alleu}. and hts sou
cAuGi1Jh (Blaiy.ell>, whosc brain has been turned
1lth p,1sAIe the4tr1cal5, live with him. and. as
Ctessa has money, b, n hoges to repair his shat
teEId fortunes By making match between tnetu-
Neither Vt thtu. hoxrvtr, arc favorable to tae
match, and b. u. then tuTas his attention 70 Fu-
Ear thoddylsh capitalist, IAaae Skoo1se {he!es1,
wht n he invites to nLs house st.S"4f e'inss with
him pretty Quakeress. EsitA D:ybFoakr tsus:e
noLe5. Ctesl4a has lover, Of course, one Tstbot
fftrs (atotumcl>, The son ot country gentlemsa
man Of the world, aud tae popular candidate for
the ootough Of Bramlingdon hopes to tame tia
MID bird and make her hts vile. anil. 10 1en
the Truth, the charming C*tild Il nothing loiA
though she las strong optn!nna on the riThts
OF women nnd the Offensive supeEon-
| ~ Of men. It appears evident. then.
bat. u regards the election, mas'e1a ars not Alto
, 1870-08-16

. strmop..ratis- SotneE OF skate a1o eeseo'
II. Wsisu ands sullivan proceeded 70 MAKE
the demonstration, when omcsro:Ac&ta e@n' tap
4 rs*eiuttou rss unanimously adopsel By she
nertlpg tnat the services of ths police ofncer oe
ST, THes.x was then Knocked down.
MT. :sulliva an moved t1As the meennE aH}7nf1 10
shs house Of Cone.ius Brady, caIEsesi;
oH motion OF AF. Crowley fne 1o&o"fas vas
uaanttnously adopted
ri: n -: = ss Rsssss 8 =
1ns door was broken dowu in pos:1a0ee Of ne
lsfnlnton, aud another dcusoast: atton Was hss1
1.a .n.s ~ @Se o. ne ptoSeednes oasss AShanss
thus!am. Af We'sa snook nta heartily, AMI
fractured two Of The fingers Of his rteht hand
Bnidgep0rt association, and several moiious were
made, but not carried. WARM discussion took
ter having the bes, Of the arRurnens >'e 49,
On motion, the meeting adjourned 70 tho T~cu-
tJ.second Street Station.
$500 for trisl on The ehasge Of asssu't With :
d adfy Weapon- Brady, Sullivan. and tats'cs
welsh we're each held Il, 500 on Re saasEe & o
-wHlam Nitkowss, c1ers '1 re e5nplso5, psS,e, 2
stSest. vas charged win larceny; He naa bss1
time, and DETECTIVE Ems wa engaged 70 NOR,
him up. He succeeded In ia{in9 = trap tor thl
ycung man, which be Ten ,n.o at @ once he VA:
-G. r. Wheeler waa examined Oh the caafge o
obtaining money under false pvetsnceS 1a'
heastug Of the case Was postponed " this morn
f-i:unes Carroll and George Turner, tchAsge<
with robbery, were nned SO each TOT dtsfdasl,
ARebecca Daley, colosed woman. wAs nnct
SIS for t&ttos.ieIly conduct
-Jennia HARRINGTON. keeper Of hotse Of T.
vi hut EI11f fOH4t&S WEYE HuEN :.
, 1870-08-16
NATIONAL LABOR UNION CON-
VENTION,
Appointment OF Committees aud
AddFeAs by tho Presidents.

Appointment OF Com nj fttCc& aud
Address by the f,rc,tdcnt.
sn.rt., n..,.,-h - r.. ch,.... -.
r,,,1.,.- ..s'. :" rn us o".s.so .eo"oe'
,,s" e'ss' aug. to.-rne ioos.h annoa' session
III Inc SAt!onA Labor Cnion Convention con-
iiaiI, corner OF T1elith and Walnut streets, tae
l'rss'dens, R: 7. Tresilllck. ln the Chair.
it il !he s e H vs. ts' "nea INC CAL
Lean. OF Msssach,,sctts: CorvsweH. of IlltuoIs.
Efr1lnTh nf ..ht,s ND Sana3nrf ~ Esrsss H's"''
1 JeGa % ~ t!aa;ssa 3 rfsslsai o. ne Labor ~ As
,r Il the convstton Ehtcn ~ then III rtnc III
n.riarr 1'~1 '"~N AL
~. co,,r,,,;11 aT4Ensoos SESSION.. -. ,o.
ias 2; The gs'tsa tas nsMs ot
,.a4 st. gn,t. Marsiaa,'. ~
SrM 1rrs+s E.n,,1 Wr,3r,n ant, a'''
The President sbcn urcssnted cd hts annual at,-
The .sbor movement. ~ ,he nast
scsr. showing III, Iie nhar,rrs for new ,.sesi
nluls had uevn esaa,e.i. IN reference to the
s ise ,qna ne aaa
ascs.s interviews vita sofSlnsmsn. can an ,noee
,..ad!!y see The absolute uecesslty uf eStenIine
energetic uIen tn rvaYel thrpuVh The coun1ry All
cxp,sIn our POSITION On the Questions Wnj;, AZ.
RON a;,1iattAE the m!u4is Ut thinking men, AMI, III
most % Inc PLACES l nave Visited, tatf
Iced QUIZ 10 bs clearly explained u b. tllty
n,ass'! b 'he people bat US requires ;ns and
aa laso1 "a9or 9s ,s'ns
.1ienf to take these matters into consideration,
and 70 doTisa some plan, financially, that vii
choice, are made The oEces5 for the
coming year. acd, our means
viii allow, 10 inc.cAss the number OF actu2!
kLEkess. To more fully explaln our views, and
the mode Of caI7JirR out tna great reform, We
propose 10 tnauGusate,-and 10 this connection
would suggest 70 this body that Jon consider
whether 1t will not y. peneac4al aid necessaJ
that this organization Getl1re Itself distinct
political nary, deuominstsd - ne Laeo. Reform
to III men, special privileges to none,
~ set fo.tn @ - n ne platform 81 re re
only true basis, and the only ons on which We
can kAfelF TaIT TOT ultimate success IN checklh&
the many evils from Which We arc now suffering,
through 4nd bJ the effect OF unjust and Ill-stmed
legislation. would therefore recommend that
The prrs4at Congress take into consideration the
Feasibility Of calling national convention, COM
, 1870-08-16

Il does not of.en happen taas the journalist gets
inro personal trouble tn this city. The case OF
The man Nno was coWhtied By females Gu the
~. 1ue WIS m exceptional one} He Is generally
uiild.maunere.l man and has happy knack OF
eradirs ditnculttes ~ scoa as they threaten 10
t"ct1 me personal Armed with snsrp-potnted
Es Is bold When saekled suddenly By a
rcu.az and polite: It does sometimes
occur, noweyer, that be faces the danger
nantIllJ, when he cannot do Otherwise. Wis4.tss
he case Of John The other taJ. when Itersl:y
nr ssed 10 the wall fer al explanation. II ctn1ld
not 'e gtsen satisfactorily, save in one .empnadc
nMH-os:4ahie, M - John. fielding 70 the Urgent
p4ir q black eyes and An enlargement OF the
Effer lip
etouEna1lsr te1l ihto serious dlflcnty On SUNDAY
41se5nooo- lie Ia connected with one Of tue cIt5
papefs. and IS a your9 mau Of feETtd tenrssa-
meut n mAy he aeeu the moment he ufts h1s hat
u he had Only kept that has On his head he mlEat
have escaped a TOW,
he bsd been 10 the tE2iu seeing Oh trend OF
hik. who went 10 the country, aud wAa vending
bis HaT homcwArd. 1t was near weutJ -secohd
street. Bridgeport stretched away 70 the right,
u fs1 ~ The eye oea1d reach. The young Ua1
, 1870-08-16

bEilfGS h0CNK-
Among the arrivals NJ this hotel. yesterday.
were the following: Colonel 4. DetaFad, Frank
l,ef;raH. st, raul; r. STAFFORD, RuRalo: @. II.
B4rnets, Colorado: Ira c. Russell. BostDn; U. u.
s1anclsco: r. E Nalshe, New Torx: L II. Whit
t,'v. Boston: ". +. Curtis, Pennsylvania: 4
I,haf,o,. san Francisco; Z. ". grimm. Albany.
SHERMAN HOUSE,.
Among the arrivals ut this hotel Yesterday, Werr
II = Inlowiug, Rev. ". G. Spencer. S. Louis:
arapx Phi rtA1h, Glasgow; Col Z. " Moulton,
Eitc,pnat: IL. Il. Davis. Loudon: Juhu Rect, San
..auc,scu; D-. :. Banpocil. E. y r.; ". 4
4slcltpanam, Ohto: Thomas L Howard. san
F1sncisGu; Vi. IL. D!ckeus.u Philadelphia: A. u.
Nowtaui, Boston; Thomas LeckHooh, England
ttarics A. Everett, St Johns, y. b
It. JAMES uHTEl-
Among Tie aIElSAb ~ the hote!. yestefdaJ
wert the following: ". y. NuEIls. LogA4spoft
{. Hitchcock, Rockford: J. H. AcAursy, Clncan
matt: Charles II. Tracy, Portland; Z u. keStos
MINNEAPOLIS: ". Goo4sowt Mslwauketi e Eolf
Erie; ]. N. Adams, Port HuIons Ed. X BAlt{
Lake CITY: n. E. WEIGH, liagerstown, Nd; S. V
INK. falya: y. Finch. GasessuIE: E. :. EoT}es
Wru0un; F. u. lawrence. o. d Fec1- New 1ork
rKENOSt HnCsK-
Among the arrivals at th!S hotel. yeste rtlAy
were the following: Colonel ]. p-Ntll!ams, Kan
sas; General Jalnes g. Blunt, Kansas: u Y. Sa
thap, Charleston, e. c.: II. p. Patrick Texas
S5muel Baker, San Francisco: c. s CoOpel
Memphis: II. +. Shropshire, New Orleans; J. !
b. s'tEE*. U. S. A.; colouel 4. ". Ta{inr, Mem
| ti.ir;, Vim. 4. 6tfanse, FenasslsRnia; T. j. ueI
f1,n. Montreal: \. t. Allen, Michigan ccat1E
Railroad; @. +. Gauster, New York.
, 1870-08-16

special meeting Of the West Slle Park Com,
n.!$sionrrs Was held, last evening. Ut the rooms Of
the board Oh West Randolph street There wese
present Messts. Gseenebaum, Kun{au, stanford,
fI!tt, ani! Cole. Mr. Stanford was Ii the chair.
Tue committee, to wh1io WIS referred the plan
for the Improvement Of Central PARK. submitted i
report suggesting the following changes:
i. To ehanxc the ENTRANCE gate deaixnated !" Be
t7niAt GAe. ftuIu The Line VI Monloa " the lnc OF
Adams ttIees- -..- .'....
10 ioear eutsancrs for pedestrians At tho following
rontb: AZ the northeast CORNER Of The park: o. both
r1eet both stdcs Of Aadsson stt. 1t the inteFsec
tun u the evt the line oG the pAtk, between
larry Fo'nf road and .IAdtsou strrtt.
tn rsake I'll walks at frAst fifteen fett wide from
t different Eatss to The neAfrst point Of intersection
l. Ta locate IN artificial lake On that part of The park
Tie genera! outlines Of the design for tue park
submitted for The approval Of tue boarl, having
alrrat3Y been described IL detail, 1t Is not neccs
sAry to refer to them nRaln.
1t was suggested that, before accepting the sog-
gest,pns offered BY the Couimlttec. they should be
empowered to visit the Central 1'ark of New York,
In oficr 10 acqua1nt themselves with The best lu-
p!pyemeuts there, aud Feport on the saH,e.
Mr.. Greeneb&um moved the adoption Of the fol-
lowing: ~ -
t-y arr hfF.hy Ir.lu&tt. to wilt the rutit pAESa in
r principal Eastern cities with view 70 AscetS
Improvement rasks Al.o ths manner Of construct.
fnS silks and dfives. aud planting Ieea Aad shfnh.
eTy and such other nattefa - PERTAIN 10 TIT
Improvement o! pAtks-
RE resolution vas nA0ntctt
Thr meeting then adjourned.
, 1870-08-16
WASHINGTON.
New National Banks Au-
:thorized to Commence
:. Business. .
Five Volumes Of Alabama Corre-
spondence Just Completed at
the Government Print
ing Office.
Warrant Issued for the Arrest
Of Tennessee Congressman
Butler,
WASHINGTON.
Special pcspa.ca to The Chicago Tribune.

n ihr11F
~, prwo,,,x
W.su,.o-ou 49,. ~ ,m,o 80. r....
h.. -s...Sss "se. s.ete Ost@3s.neus
F,.,,....ses - ~ fes f Wo.5 4oAa ctsae'
iaa .ch' y. :, -saoeans saW op ~ oc"cA Ins esea-
the French began the crossing of the Aoselte,
conFeYed Information thtt they were abandoning
The Acuse also. and falling back upon the line Of
the Asrnc. This Is believed In military circles
1oss ~, s.1ora @ tauss,s 3,1 ~ Sata, @ sae aease
sna,.a..s ~n.t.s.r ,..ns.vs, tr,, y. w..
tprne ses.ers, Terra ''sn one4 % I1ia.p,s3an m':
from Pz1is, so-day that gold is rising, and III ss-
cur,ttes fall1ns snnid1y.
vup .1,.,r. ,>oppvxr.oxnvX-
The printing of ali the papers in the State
Department bearing On the AlAoama claims,
called for hy the resolution u the Senate, las,
u.utrr. hxs inst haen rnmn,rtA1 II ,n.te, n,r
-.,n,,.. ~ .rn ,;.... ~.ah .ra h...,.-I,h ~.
" ~ aIu os.na NJ l, .as
ballas, Ia 1851, upon .ns recogniuon Of belllge-
1sne5 u ~ me . aes.s1a1loa Of Paris. snd runs
tHsou0u aA 'ae n4pioWa1e aiscu1sa1oS ot neu-
t1atytTeDels N eanada, Rebel cruisers anu Kindred
subjects uA The matter Of the Alabama Claims
Ffopef Is reached on page 2ooo. The fourth And
eth volumes arc tn nne type, and ara principally
REPRINTS OF Official reports And speeches IN Patta-
! tncnt upon Taf30us sub1ecn connected with The
American WAT. NO Ieafs are ent4ft4lheu tna1
EnFland Will resallate oy rerf1nting volume OF
two of the Congregational s'ioos. -.-..... w..
"AhHASt tsseho FUN aah Aaa"st VI He1-Aa' VI
v.-, lA', ,.
! tue .o"ink - eus lo'A1~4 .esuplan ~ sae
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ILLINOIS,
Horse Thieves cnptured-obituar,

Horse Thieves Enptured-Dbituary
Special Dedrateh to The Chirxso Tribune
PEORIA, Aug. 15.-On Saturday night 1hree men
named John Ptimptou, Jas S, Sybold, and San
tos, SJbold, stole from Prescott Jameson. rail-
luad contractors, farewell Csuntr, eighteen
head OF horses, zine kes OF harness, aud
eight WAGONS. As soOn As the news reached here
9iicesz Grouse and Hitchcock started in pursuit.
and overlook them near Trtvols, capturing them.
Ntlh s1l lhelr plumber. They brought them here,
Gul lodged them kafely In totl
John AcDonald, veteran e1iror. formerly Of
this ctr5, for ten years editor OF the Pektn 1i1T
and lA5e1y connected with the PcEn Journal, died
At fck1n this morning.
, 1870-08-16

About thrrc weeks ago man giving the name
G. Ea1nes, and stating thAs be lived on Est Ad-
sms etzeet, called ~ Reeds music store, on DEAR
lpsn street, and rented 800 piano II Vas senk
lin to pay the rent, he faetl to come to time as
Fer agreement. A clerk vas sent out to hnd him.
hut did not eucceed- Yesterday \ warrant for
Deteciive Simmonds, who captured him about
; c'clock IL. the afternoon, but failed
shlpped TO Milwaukee. Barnes also visited tbe
-;orc Of MT. Higgins, on Clark street, and, under
tie uane Of Bruwn, ren1ed piano and directed
that II be sent TO No. as West Madison STREET.
When Nj. Higgins learned Of Browns arrest, he
tent Z furniture car for the Instrument, md, fot-
runateiy, Was found In the house. Barnes altds
f1u~n, sail to be aAept At this business, but
he will rot carry on the trade again for some
Tine This morning he will probably have hear-
tEG At taa AImory Police Court
, 1870-08-16
THE NATIONAL GAME.


DCBrQCE, Iowa. Aug. II After the game at
Rockford, the DalIca left at once for Dubuque,
ami, nfter hard nights travel, arryet here att
O'Clock this morning, In very poor trim for the
gauc, being all *pla5es uut With fatigue from
such constant travelling an.! playing. Their on
pouents, the keS Ctt5a, the senlor organization Of
this city, met them at the depot, and FROM that
instant unti. their departure, sent mp one eon-
stalt round OF courtesies and attention. cfo=tl
of come five hundred persons, including large
number OF latlles. Witnessed the game, though 4
tue drizzllng rain fell Throughout, aud had il not
lten fur Tits rain, from thousand IT, ifteen hun-
tlTcd people Htu;d haye been on innd. The Hal
slcs played very poorly At first, "winE to their
la1ne condition, but sooa picked up, auA won tae
EAsLe by the fullo wing
, 1870-08-16
WEST INDIES,

NEW f0Rx, Aug. IA Havana correspondent.
writes that a rnmor was In circulation there last
week that an expedition from ahe United States.
commanded BY venezuela !Ar!semcnd and Frau-
csscn Diez, formerly broker Of Havana, had
landed west OF Nuevttas-
The cholera, which has been devastating the
Spanish ranks, has passed over into the insurgens
camp. Among the recent victims was Don MARI
ano Ji1nlnez, Lieutenant Governor Of the Trinidad
district
HASASA, Aug. 1a,-The Spanish Colonial Minis
tes telegraph De Rodas that, II the tnsusEection
is moi suppressed hv the 1st of September he will
s*-ni |: go more Spanish troops 10 Cuha.