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, 1870-07-28

-The mort popular and effective form hch tac
Fumrnt< to he bsreht assuat the ttoss Of pIasecon
i. Frederic Ba<tlst. il u tsqoas sepEnsn::
& sa.issis, n.sfiss % J. h.qayp t. &: ssae
viii Mtl eF Kieasao, q, *l.h seye1al other,
~te the faws II the rcirnet have been dsv.! p not
t. speak o III us1fons otudrf Adam SMITH hut biz
pelttlcsl ercEea,y has pr,er t*n eqpa1e Ts,r uEar
DE sailia!arss wit, .hlsh b. h. eonssss :.
sw. E!.sa i. thtE I s'..as; PTS ss.,ion as h'fa
sazratu! aud itpny thai fave ru1Ernt sptce to hs
esaaJs hare made What. IL tnoet nradrrs Is dry arb
tuestas,eus and attfea1 applications shat he
ploys are won.icsfnts apt and lu,ntno1s and a.te1
ttvruess z tie asEnent Of "a, r.int M which hatiAt
protection r1ltr ts w.Fea and lang It s.t,
the phy And prtenAut rasnys of the Frrth writer will
ran ueG."
, 1870-07-28
PR0JECTMES FOR RELED CAN
NON.
Expcrtn,c cnts By mir. Dilnick nt Tie st.
Louis Arsenal - Improvements IN
UtANnNcC.

Ordnance.
Ftor1 the 81. Loufs Republican, .Jufy8a.
Some weeks since We alluded to experiments
being made At the arsenl by Mr. Horace E.
Dimick OF this city with view to testing new
prpfectile for Hf1ed ordnance. From lis large
ges ritcs, which has been his study for several
years to perfect, Nr. Dimick seems 70 be we'll
lifted for the t1ak Of GlTiDG to our government
\ new and valuable improvement in the line Of
ordnance indicated. It may be said that his
Judgment on the points respecting Which there
ia VARIANCE of opinion among military men, Ia
formed, not from theories derived from books,
but from actual experiments made ut his own
expense for = period OF over fifteen yeafs.
His recent experiments With one hundfed-
FOUNDER ParEptt gun in the prescnce OF sever
u leading military officers Of this department
At the St. Louis arsenal. demonstrated the
great accuracy OF the prosectile Of biz inveu-
tiou.
The gun used in these experiments Was The
same u nov In use in our army and navy, and
Mr.. D. il confident he can make one Of the
same size, but ri3ea after his patent, and I'M
prove on the interior construction over fifty
per cent. His projecsite, however. is made to
suit any gun now III use, aud ths accuracy OBJ
tained with the gun employed in tho expert
meuts was matter Of surprise to the e1perts
who were present..
be destroyed Or taken by iron-ciAds, xnd hence
ACCURACY becomes Of vital importance.
OF the ten ehot fred yesterday at the arsen-
Al, each NTH charge Of eight pounds Of pow.
der and shell weighing &C pounds. It 1,oo0
yards, onc-half would have entered the EN-
bzasure Of any Of our forts and dismanded the
gun therein.
Tho form Of 3Ir Ditnick's projecti1es is pc
culisr, and III many rcdpects contrary to the
rules laid down in the books, and until they
we're practically tried many expert aftil1eriats
advised him not to Eisk his reputation in tlesc
public experiments, which, contrary to their
expectation, has proved quite satisfactory
For obvious reasons, M1. D. is quite reticcut
| in regard 10 the changes that are proposed bg
hia new method Of constructing ptotectilee,
| and is content to bide his time. well knowing
- that facts often upset the best Of theories.
| He p1opoees to make fnrther EXPERIMENT.
| both here snd At Fcrtrcss Monroe.
On the It'll OF 3ih Of August the Chief Of ord
| nance. Gen. 4. B. Dyer, is expected to b
| here, when another series Of experiments vii
be madc under hisanspection. When these AZ,
concluded the inventor wlll probably furnisl
| for publication detailed account Of all hi
| experiments. showing the difficulties that Ia.
| to be overcome aud the exact ends attained
, 1870-07-28
WASHINGTON.
Present Status Of the Alabama
- Claims Question,
Progress Made BY the Census
AIarShalS.

1AA ALABAMA t2AAA5
WASHINGTON, D. c. JnlJ x1.-The Aiaba1na |
last night virtually st4nda whese Il did year aud
4 bali ago The correspondence through Mr.
Motley up to tie close Of Last November WIS SUBJ
ntt1ed to Congress aud the country on the ed Of
December. The dies Of the State Department
chow that iettess atnce then hsve chiefly related
70 a certain document sent here early IN
November By 1oru Clarendon 1t WAS without
tate or signature, and was simply headed
*Sote.~ It has not heen of1ciaaly Published in
this country, relates to thc position taten By cur
government, and was not accompanied By any
thing to show whether It should be treated otctal-
u Or otherwise. Though delivered to the Secretary
II State by Minister Thornton In person, 1t was
given out by Lord Clarendon on the f1th OF De-
cemDer. printed In the English papers, and sub
sequeut1y copied into some Of our jour-
Eals. Documents OF this character. Of
cou,se, could not lie treated q official
ty our government, xisaout any definite express
sion frum Lord Clarendon that II Il to be
regarded as such- The Secretary Of State, After
correspondence extending orer four months, T44
unable to get clear and explicit answer On this
rcznt from the English Secretary Of Foreign Al
falta sud the Secretary, In his last reference to
tic matter; says he will, unless different course
be Invited by Her N2jestyh Govesnncnt, coa-
rnue 70 regard the note as no part Of an
ac11o ~,ssrrs tone that ~ ocn,.ra n mi C,,F.
enIon wh{rh he d-stred n n,acr i..fore M. r3sh
1sran.,,v n,nav .non ,s , ranreapnt,,iva ~ ,his
..orn-,.nt r.. tstos, I.t+., IN our sTda r.1a,tno
- ~ s,ahs,. c,,sn. h.sr. ats es,n ~ AMI
80 -. ~, A. p,,e -, ~. :. ~, ,ha v,.h n
,ets ~ ao-e-,a,e ~ ,xtsr1 ~ ,,,scr..
stn., n III .o,,1r ~ sne e.,h ~ Va1
1o-1 f1srendon ~. ha entirely nnrres
liz ur Ftsh tha, for the sc,t1efnent snt ,1i.no-
s,t,a ~ tnn rex1tons =, .sr. IL Ia neither nseft
nv a.r..,,,sn, IN contains a con,rovcrsy and cor-
dcrc. N ,rhIch thrre ia an lItte hone of
.ltnsr Government ,,einr a,de ia convince the
other N . m,tter In vh,ch their resn.ctiye posi-
ona .n1 ontntons hare been so smnly recorded
.as .,,t,,nns Tnrs ,p,ttrr. stand ar nresent-
~ ~ prrs,,,ent des,rps I'M, whrn ne1nt,a,ions
.rc o,rnc,I again thcy sha,l be conducted At wash
tno4oc.
7uK ccn.s REsr,t1oy.
r.rc ucm,,eys of fh,. Cn1m,, .1un,. hare ,ern
ha,n ,h,s wet ami thcv savthc ,yar IN The t,,an,r
ia mn orey ,ut vii, ~. r,oneref a. soon as the
1ti s-ason c,oses Tney confese uycat confidence
~ .e,,s 49,, -, th.t. s,n.s t.,, ~ rr-nnnsn
~ souts sA4n ~ sueN I.oss AeH .Ae LUZ
consess- tnoa2p no one IL aote ~ Understand the
| ground Of ther confidence. The Junta Is to he
/ 1eorEnpIxed during the sumner, and further
sv'as.' .,,o.,., n..s, .,nsss,. 10 aa,,-mts,
nos Dc a1tempseu. etenesa Quesata aas 1esutneo
terytew with Nan0(cpn. and French aill English
| on1cera fhouoh 70 fnr. uacmbers of the tuuta
80. s.e, ~ ~. ,a.,,,, a.a.,,s,ro ~ ,ha,,
elott uia1 nc ~ .oeuns n'4Ans ~. e4su' 90
cept the general declaration e3pfesaise OF de'
$knft thn rfx1L1t
, 1870-07-28


.one Of the nost e.sne.s aad and etIeetsye erponsass
t!ai..t Ihe tae q h. data msnbsE Of the ftsaeh
the tarid in tef1es Of aIelea dsnkrhhed fog thcig
bIslux .asc.tm thet Prutsuud ntance With eo:a
whieh hey evidtneSd These a,sieee Veze .dtrrsse4
F1,aes aaa Their eass wy q procure se,sfal marked
Ayely md ips1h.nsdbe fund q xit wh!ch lishs. "
asthod p,sseat.iien:t III: ssaiio.s;Es,
III .sas,. ...e .aeh =. y sb:ela.sly q.
neas 5obl*,y n. .y.ssm 4! tssaPnS.i :seaiiso
eante ot var tsHn IL liks m otsi.;e te
pre.sas iute!enar het~ren two ropesas the rails
moi tue ihAt an.thnk 6 valuable in proporton T. the
labof t1p<nird Upon it-the eo1vrrss proposition Il
tEue. tevsu.e nstoa would be t,ehe< hi't. abr
dueed &post 1t II aut tfue that excrsti*e Importation
iro, trtthrs escple II u1.krs thtna rach. beeau.t
for comfort lnxny. 1t Is not tue that Tariff ne-
hts hone in'u'ts vsateus IT, By dln.tni.hiak IT,
souTtes, snd t!tEurn-crLink it, mxrkrs The-. idca
sIe te sssd n r.fsoa: to1s and t,s.sz.d With srss
can he made for free tzsde should fraf the tct,nt"
, 1870-07-28

NEW Oa1EASs, July -Corzus-FiHu, With
fair demand: middln4a, lsAtalsc: salea, 1000
BRIAps1r1rs-Floar nrme1: supezdne, $aysx:
double exttx, $dce263o; treble Gxu &d-ssH.
Corn nf1ner: mixed. $1.oo: white. 9looAl0sN-
OATS dull and lower; tA361c- Brzn, psc@k1-p ON !;
TBovisIoSs-Pu7k, 81 oaas1s5, Baeon-shoul-
.1ett. 1sbc: clear r!bs. 1sAc; clear sides, 19*c;
hams, a6Ac-
GxocEniH-sugar, prime, 1sc. Aolasses, rfan-
ta1ion fermenunH &c. ...... ...,...
, 1870-07-28

Buffalo Live <iock 11Afkets

BrFFAlo, July 7s,-caule- Receipts for tae
week, 70 cat, against 100 cars the same time iast
week Although the Light receipts make hosAess
nrn. bu5ers decline to puicnase, uH1nR 70 Hest.
ern depression. Sales to-dsy Of l9o head II So
for extra Indiana to Ms5 for thin Ohio; uesnam
to fair, s&.a3i.ssK for Illinois; good, *'.9'*' !
Cherokee. s41a
Sheep-So salcs, with .ndtca,ions Of lower
rr;css: 't,ne trafllc prices ahsdlcg; OF shipping
6tuck, NA9Xt.
, 1870-07-28
r.uyrAa0 WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Chicago WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
Containing a Resume Of War
intelligence.


FARH AND GARDEN: tIet... f.cra Ra:ap: 1 1aok
1t the CeunssJ-Thf Dair1es near Gaiena-Cosa
ulztpts Of an Iowa Papts-A Model Stock Farm
How Stock Feeding PAys-A Short Supply Of
BteeJs for Feeains-A Horse Bxtn-Two DaJs In
and about Characteristics fcr tho Dair1-A
ExToAoLoG1cAL NOTES: New Remedy assta't
1nseets.
LETTER FROM VETERINARIANS: MAeh Cows-
DEPARTNExT OP AGRICuLTuKE: Condition ot
The cro2s IN July, including Il heat, Corn. oAts.
sE1EoIioss FROM THE AGRICULTURAL
PREss: One Tears Test Of the New Varieties Of
Grain II N!ch!san Agricultural Celless-Weanins
Cotts-Gt7re Rot-Kind Of SxIus to B.red
EUROPEAN WAR: sineEs of Wsr-The Debts, Rev
enuea and Expenditures Of France Ana Pr-1..ts-
Two Statesmen: Esn11e oHiv.er. Prime Minister
Of France: Count Won Bisrnstk. Prime N:a:f:er
Il PE7Aais-Ba.e Of Operations q tae French
Pr.aaian Nara! stAticn-Au Oh Military Strong
hold.
AVAILABILITY: The Scheme App:os,d in lie = ri
can-rope Plus SIE:h and hia Sares.e,r. "a o.
FefeE. \ ~Lr;ns and TafAtiibEc Autha:1sY''-In,
8yl1ah11. embracing the PTiaetrai yo:s II GER
Time whEch h.Ft heea Ccu1czeI ia Con..a:ortal
Auoeutions. Eneycesls, and other Apostolic Let.
tefs-Pope p:u. On tudep. ndeu: Jses.orn:.. sc.
THE HUNGRY HEART: b. j. " DSfaa.s. Tsput
IIppncptt's Massrtne.
TIE PLAINS: Indian Drrrstls:tc:s In .vs:a:irs II.
t,toV-Masdero Of pr. Bad, Harvey HcFs.a. As.i
TRAGEDY II sPA1S: ptAbol:ess Plot ct G:?siss.
sni the Resuit-An IasAnt Aasderrt: j, c III
BtooI-Tbe AurticEeE Sh-< by tic .Aus1cE-,yp-y
Woman .ui Guasdtnan Killed
JOSH BILLINGS PAPERS; 4 fasn-The A1. &ni
the Gsa..Lcppcs.
MARX TWAlSs His Fisrs and Lat Poe2l-A A.as
HAsBI: Mr. s..by Coz. to se-~ yess +, I'll, md
Engineer Merttus Of LssvriEe Men in u?eosi.
ticn I" the Enptaymcut Of Chimes.
DAstf EXPULSION: Another cout4ty Horror Ia
kaslI1d-Sines@eu Mar. Killed
PEREASSES, THE CITADEL UF 4SCIEST
TROY: II. R~~eu, Di-spsrs-
APOPLEXi: siewa II ~ Ks.1tnt P.y.t-aaa.
STORY OF THE WAR.
POETRY; The Le4t
IN INCIDENT OF rHN LATE wAE
HORRIBLE CktAh. \ G1+t & Tuie:ees. N.tSs1. Hex
Ch3d ssa IT. Father. A.d t.xu Cor.,ni:c i4itlde.
K0Nkhflo: k1t.<n ieszx Captive witt IA tusi-
sns-A NAasrrer Aerts lI.s II 1. =. ill., G-.ve Ut
Her SroEt Husband
EnlTORfAtS: a Talk rSut Ftnt-(Srswr5. -Sk:;ux
with tic FErarh -steuea zod DEL k.I.--Sa Sapt,!enn's
Attitude Toward Presaa-snicidt Of tho Fsrach
Mlnisttt-Fbe Fop-s CladHs-Errnet AID IL
Asneics-Adr1it-ion u GeuEEsa--Aseoua:a Eonk
y ln.errnt ru CuuH Home Btsts-Dcash Of ucz.
u W. Causch-MiAevffAneous
LOWELL WEDDING: Blanche Hnstss'a Ms7.iaxe---
Ttr Bridal Pa1t- and Reception.
COL jhRoAE BDSAeARTE: ul~ Departure teon
Baltimore.
T2K WAR In EugoFH Fun Drsa4t-sp to .ae Lat
Hour.
THzcRuPs; The Very za.sess Repo,s-f.xu all Point.
TIE wEEk: Rs=,fd of Cuzyrrt kysns.. ~.
.nestte 4D2 Foreign,
THE LATEST MARKET REPORTS F.o1a al cssss
u the teuutzy.
MONETARY Review Of tr~ Morty af.rsts -. tas
We.k. and mp to The Ls'~~t Nour.
, 1870-07-28
CHINA.

FAn1s, July GA despatch from China oTer-
land states tna. four French vessels Of arrived
Lefore T3entstn.
The Chinese functiona.T Schong Ho has been
appointed Chinese Ambassador to pari8, with =
cu1nmt1s1ou to offer Satisfaction to France for the
recent outrages on French citizens.
pekiu IL TRANQUIL.
, 1870-07-28

HAvAxA, July 2:.-An towus anu settlements
hitherto governed hy Crown officers Will Ia future
elect thcIr own Mayor and Aldermen, snd ad-
minister their own local affairs The frat duty OF
ttese on1cers viii be the preparation Of electoral
lists for Deputies to the Spanish Cortes.
, 1870-07-28
OHIO.

The Coming Industrial Exposition
MT EAnclnuati.
CINCINNATI, July 7;.-An the space u the dts
poeal Of the of1cef4 of the 1nduutal Exposition.
10 be held here In September, has been enRaGet1
hy eIhibltoTg Oths buildings will he erected TN.
Me,lta1eIy, 70 make rpoH for future applicants.
, 1870-07-28

TARls. July 27.-The Carltst movement In Spain
~ abandonGd. Don Carlos having giren offence to
tie athgRcuts by Offering ID serve aealnst Prussia.
thief refused to caty CUT the nlut for Invasion anu
rising III Spain
, 1870-07-28

Special p~sraseh 10 The ChIcaxo Tribune
OTTAWA, Ill. July s7.-Last Monday, while dis
putting in u saloon at Narsel1lcs, q man By the
name Of James Penn stabbed John Beetlham with
pockcs.kn1ic, Killing him Instantly. They had
leen '1!sput!ng over some family Ada!rs. Penn
has thus far escaped the oflceIs, who are securing
the cDDnfry fnY him.
, 1870-07-28

IlrrRrrot- July I'D =. ul-Compaou Fostnt q
yl:+ ID. Spirits of petroleum, Id
LONDON, f04 7.-Eyeuinr.-Whalco! oil dr1n End
unchanged. Common rosln Csa.
PARIs, July E-s:so p m--Bou1se stronger:
Etptee. ST Sc
, 1870-07-28

Terrible Rat1FoMd Accident on the
Rockford, Rock I.land j ST. Loula
R0Nd.
QrtSCY. Ill, Juls ga terrible railroad sce.-
dent Ii renot1ed u hare taken place 1t W!nche4-
ter, on the Rockford. Rock Island s.. Louis
Ral1road, At 80 +. n. yesterday. freight ua!o
asr rcd At the switch when i passenger train
nich WIS due at 80 came IN u rapid rate. the
to couPlete!y dcmolish them. Quite m noer Of
rasxenHera were bAaly hurt, sosre probably
f1:ally No. but none Killed.. 81 far u could Learn,
the whole ttalnc seems to rest with the Conaoc-
tor Of the freight train.
, 1870-07-28

Damage by Storm in Cnnnd1a-
TORONTO, july s7.~-A terrible thunder Storm oc-
curs almost nightly In some part Of The Dominion
Sevesai buildings were unrpofcd, and barns and
sheds blown down. The crops are lying nas
and badly damaged.
, 1870-07-28

Il :S!t L sss{ss IL !: IL Il
I'D I'D s f. .. IL ~! t tse1n
ihs f..st frq, 1s: md B. p1oeea, asscis.a TO d.
e,sF.... III tqa..iaT the tstsli,iss 8. rrias.
n H. i Is fs Sc .4 q + Il {
ssished /, ,he eom!xtson& & 81 1S.r t..yrd ssat:s
sate: tnas esnns1 1'tn rqn. =. sses
ss M ss9 nd d @ @:s fs:! ,s:
ss s s.sss ss s S1s T. H.:. Il i &
s ssf + II s<9 f. H. f.
-. e which e sssn aoss tar tatE.s Il '1osstsen =
sai@aird Dialogue Dc ia1ests aiu.ly q satrt wits
Il q e -
~. T. e5..p With efHFne =. NJ =. Ill he prn1f u H. ~
Z. q t Il so1 's'' @ 10 cal
t., il srRairIve eow.s4iee il fhis eoaany eGwtT'
s!e 81 sa,af ~ the
I'D Is ss.s II h
The rrss ot cissetnAitok their d. t'in.s
1 l. 70. atsy @as Is
s1u mix Pr1d.nts and anm.kr many Fol!:;s:aas1s.
:s ass$; & T. sss
,ssps I'd e: r.y 2 FIT p5ne1s I'll bur ~;
/
INK way 10 stxxnAtion rhich is the prrcrs0s # M
tioual det+Fjusxtiof We hotd this a1ipn ts1ie that
e,eg Production q pcopie uhish 5se. ,hr9as or1.
much purely the rerutt of m sEsite. st',lan
n,.t 70 rfo;erton. Ind - we krn,E elder We viii ds
aste tst 6 y aa{ e u y
~ = ,9 & Ms;zs
purpo7t ot prer1inE the bslanor Of uads betw~~n e
tien: r1aFdinz euf e1portadens y many millions fo
ihe rat nine yesT Should the Feates deare IT, 4scer
ssn how thte We refer bin to y. Ha;:ta.r E.'sy
tn,aytuf the :rae pTneples whe.e e1eFf.,e vn iaa9
tdtabIF lcSd Us to ustcoI pfosperttJ. Hs zEfunent
aanst b e.assotsssd ..1s g saghsi,;sE: they " "
rat i practice IN Frame, saee he gre them I, h
tbe parry q protection in he Frrneh kmpirt-"
| The Ftss J+odH tAJs: Among The 'Seph!sna {
Proteelon hich frfuted bJ Rsst1t tn this titr
.elume. IN seuaa .lc.t e.ess argument m e u. 4.
s,,Ay. ute wheh the book diy!aes @ats il as,aiI
Who lnpsssat q the .a.ss;nsa .ssamsntz os e,h
rva,saiak 6 .evefely tei*nt6e. hu. The .osg,ke a
u 1inku31ry clear and winning, and the happy hl1n
r4htf thrAt gubifcfh have kAt&et.T
, 1870-07-28

Special Desp4tth to The Chicago Tribune
OTTAWA. Ill, Juiy s7.-The Lthcrty1, Of Spring
nEl1, 1nd The Sh&thenas, Of Ottawa. played
match game Of ha*e hail here this &frernoon The
having hcaten the Unions, Of St Louis and tlf-
feret clubs Of this STATE, and also van9ntsned The
Lone etaly- OF New Orleans II Springfield, yesteF-
vas entirely "A favor Of the Llher1yA 4 large
number Of people attended 1t the mir ground to
witness the match. Choice Of position WAS won
b. the Lbestys, aud they took the hetd After
most interesting and exciting game lasting about
two hours, The game was Won by the ShaDbonas,
the innings being As follows:
I*.t.s,E -.
, 1870-07-28

CoNs1ASI1suPLE, JULY 2&-The war dcmoEalzcs
buktneas. Many 1aitu.es have Occurred. and more
arc expected. Olf1clal notification has been re-
ue4yx.l by tic Porte Of Aust1ta'1 neutrality.
, 1870-07-28

--.N-s-r>-r-~----~-~'--s~-
NOTICE.

thorough business uaAr reAtdent Of sne city tor
the pAat twenty yeAzs, competent AerouutA1t well
educated ia general business nattcrs. would Ike 70
tn1kr N cnEaee1ue1; with etsAbaishsne0s-mef-
eAutf1e r1cfcEtrd-efther bookkteper nr manAses.
CIR references s1ren. Addrr4s " Il. Tibruf Office
, 1870-07-28

The North Carollua M5ittt n nTroublcs
RA1r1GH. July aI.-The motion before the Chief
Justice to attach the Governor for bis refusal 70
of,ey the order 10 surrender the cltlzena Of Ala
Ynznce IN his custody, will be decided to-moETpr.
Three companies Of CnIsed Sta,es soldiers are
here and more are expected. No resistance to Ia"
Is made IN sny part Of the state.
, 1870-07-28
lE naltl{3 DFluE u 9UIl0As. .
i::;; ! II L:


Special Despatch to The Chicsen Trhunc-
AnwArK1x, Ju1y 9;.-The Harvard Base BAH
Club PLAYED the Cream City today. s1d beat them
hF II TO Is. The weather w1s very hot. and the
HatFarsls were completely tired out They were
whltew1Ahed once, md HflteW1shed the Cream
CtsJ twice. The game wAa watched with A3 much
Interest u the weather would permit
, 1870-07-28

THK CuleAso WEEKLY Ikns,sE h.s tzrxsr Ani
het.e: drruatnn In tEe Vert ttE any os..r- ,1ruA1
II t excellent medium for z.srxrsins. r.scnfly
thcr Who wish 10 the ratI7n.x. et IT, rsudae-
iEK cf.s*rr. ua'tti nusnher Of :dvretserr viii
h< saktu II uasEs:~ rata snb.<:ftsa psiss Il TEE
NGLKkE TR1arxt. r. y: aauut14 With uhsras :educ
3j0n fur I elub pf len or nlc-t.
, 1870-07-28
-@~ n .u4Inn In fknEf0Ils

Doa7ns, Iu1y s;-Three thousand GernaAas y
Fsneun Hail. to-plgnt, expressed ayupa1aJ ~ata
Fatheg1xnd.
, 1870-07-28

.Aa the DEMOCRACY Of De TocQueylte b the ahiest
trcatite wrsttn upon orr potte5 fshre - It VII
be found that In his SoeAtsssa ~ saat1at
rent among uuf peop1e nd our Esslss1...
In combating bF arguments And Hfatfttoot Adapteo
IL the eompErhtnron II the tas.es, The eErnrs md
sepbms which belong q he eds e shS q
modern writers economical scaence aA1!y to
tuuch r :eka1a him leading workman Hmen4 tnose
Ii seast be holds hikh place among IL abest t52oaao
and z ~ as EN- See1 IT, Z ma
~ho fa eo!n8 her as1t 81 fuIst pS
frzosisted and .ef form ralnsbie tna pfssue tfa.
i.ooI In BE hands Of the pssty which no" 31'sias
Tor the Is4a IN uation14 finance.
, 1870-07-28

The Feninn General 0'Eeill Indicted
WMpsoR* Vt. JULIO e;.-Tae grand Jury has in'
tiicted the EenIAn General O'Sell
, 1870-07-28

LONDON, july R7.-A special correspondent Of
the Tribune, at st. Petersburg, writes: a" Prince
GotschaknG will NOT return at present Baron
Frederick. of the Foreign once, has been sent to
assist him at Wi!dbad~
The Russians arc concentrating tsuops On the
frontier Of Gallicta- The sale Of army horses Ia
discontinued, aud leayes OF absence cancelled.
The troops in camp 1t kraanoezlo are held ready
to tlArch. The government openly fasazs Prussia
The Liberal press fustains Fr1ncs-
The ST. Petersburg Gazettt blamts Franco Thu
Moscow and Erehamge AaAtstAe censure Prussia.
The Gdo~s was nsst for Prussia aud Ia now
against her, bat urges neutrality. The Government
liesArngrr, os1c,al paper, nrst attacked
Prussia 50 strongly that the Prussian Charge
fa.res complained.
u. Flcu1y Ia to remain at St. petersburgh It
present. -..-.
The Russian Government attempted to inter-
ic1e by persuadlng the Prusstan King to make 10
England the declaration demanded tJ Franee, but
failed.
, 1870-07-28
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
The War In Europe.
Latest Situation Of Affairs at
the Front.
Location and Condition Of the
French Army.
Eight Hundred Thousand Men
Under Arms.
Proposed Line OF March Across
the Frontier.
The French Empress Appointed Re-
gent During Napoleon's
Absence,
French Naval Armament Mt
Ghcrbourg.
Further Developments Contenlas iapoeon's
Absorption Scheme.
, 1870-07-28
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Defeat or the Red Stockings BY
the Athletics - Score,
III 10 Z.
Arrival in Chicago Of the Lone Stars,
Of New 0rleaus--Auuounce-
me1t8,


ATHLETICS VI THx RID s1ock1S0a
CINCINNATI, July e7.-Gttat excitement pre-
vzled throughout the city during the entire moEu-
ug. Crowds gathered It the Gibson, Water
raAns, and other base-bau 'rtndezvoua, and dis
cussed and prophesled, sustaining their opinions
With money, which was displayed mare
ltee1a'lT than eveF seen here before,
we're unwilling to ot1er odas, but stood nrm on
even wagess- The morning and noon trains anil
boats were dense1y crowded With people troM
Louisville. Dtytoq, Cleveland, Portsmouth and
., o'clsee r. m every seat on The grounds wns
occupied, Loco people having arrived. Tre heat
sas intense strung W1nd tsom the northwest
namberr,l about s,ooo- It was kept very orderly
~ large police detachment Both nnes showed
themselves In excellent condition, prepared for
',sSta :, ~ ~ =, eeSsy + snfs1 AZ ~ Efa!s
suts sts md blns naid ssoektnss J. l. Beak Of ;hs
fieeEthss were sent to the bat tss.. Waterman
xas the only one Who eatued his base, George
ss R:e eses sstesn: na nes :on On fsss s sstss ss:
side. ..Aalone waA the only one that touched nrst
~ Goulds Innt- In the second inning Tor The
lieds, Harry Wright reached nrst By Berry 5 mad,
athletics we're thanked r3thopt \ base. In the
<h1d s.ntnx. the Retts managed 70 mAke = baae,
george Wright went out before he could get
around. The Reds disposed 81 the Athieucs for
cipher IN two and one-half minutes In the
male he nsa taiiy ot The game y txo
pays " Gsorgs ~sn, Anoer n!sns for
Bechtel earned nrst By drive to lefr field; Pratt
'f Beent &c s1ed sas senf as tnst
sasssS si ssTss etsea ssas g.
, 1870-07-28

Austa. u an equivalent for the oesssea 70 France
Of The territory On the 1e1x bank Of the Rhine
WI1snADfN. Jnir 95--The Duke OF Faccao. naF"
Ing been invited BY Napoleon to }otu the ffehco
Amy, replies that his eeU1ces AEr pledged to
Pfuata
Rk111x, July N.-Couus Bsma1tb oERhn PROM
taes to Etve, on the part Of Pussta Immediate e1-
plantations Of the Franco -prukslao treaty.
a correspondent Of the 7Fsbuns writes from
Berlin On sund4r: "The PzusHAn beadquarsct1
ase sin II Berlin. Prince Frederick Charles u 1t
present commanding the Asl1y Of The Rhine. 1t
ia considered certain In peftn TINT Napoleon
counting on the dlsloJAlsJ Of sessth Germany,
planned q sudden movement Ae1osa the Rhlne,
lefoEe Prussia conrent1xted conEadefsb1e foTce,
and Is disappointed by tie Hnanin.hy Of
Germany. and not daring to f14k
= movement uorthward with the sorth German
army On bis tsnk, has certainly delayed and per"
haps altered the original plan Of the campslgn 1t
ID belaeyed that no Advance can be made 1t any
point without r1skiDE general engagement
Prur1ta, ,honeh not ready to attack, Is
ready eTerywhe.e for defence. The prolonged
etay here Of officers Of the general headquarters.
including the King and General Mo1tke. shows =
confidence thst the Prusslan lines cannot be sud-
denly forced.
Danish neutrality ia reckoned tmpreRnah1e.
Austria u now aiding more with Prussia than with
Frxoce. The Freuch are purchasing arms at
Iegr, pretending that they are for American
pfdfI8.
, 1870-07-28

Account. ar sycssern Esnnker~ and af-r-
| chmnt. nrr -ollcftrd, and prompt attentinn
will kr xEyrn to nit business entrusted tn u.s.