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, 1870-08-14

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es'afy On RI; gse. e 4 seen"52 y. .,pu ta sa asnos
oi Iii o1eet.ens whieh ssy h.7e be4p asesd again,
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rrd NJ fotH ard In the rntfrh nf etvIHxatio7 Is fat
tEk to starvation which II n. pfecustos Of d
tHnsl tet EtoFztion- We tuld shte a1lnm t1ar tha
s1ery Production ot peclIe which !7ss through pe
lection IL thst Iat1 TO national yrosp&y. Ina
much u purely Tbs rsArs of artiad.! st .t1
Aud c1nnnt peud npou IL 1hcEs l.
limit to protection. and n We F.ow elder rswi1 d
ssbiy r.qrEtt b. nurd IN htheus 1t Ao<nstht tz
.sIontshinE etat al Of at*lsE9se cannot p4rsat
The ptotetuve tAftH which h lM1.Asd tF t
1.sI4,4< frsefv.nE th4 kalanrr ofTads htweH u
and foreign nations t0 Aho;Gts o{ npofs1
to1s e1n4A3Ex or A1Fortatons hJ mAay I1uuuns fo
s rask 1fne ysasH- Should tbs rsAdsr t-sra to
k4iE how thts L. T4fsF him 10 r. KAsnA1's kssx5
Political Keonotny,' :! hleh hsarnlv earMand =
snbndy!nx the tue pFtre!p!+s whnee ezeEese will :c
btst.J lsad 70 AA1ionAl izuspx:tE ha azEu1asoa
ssnEuk b controversial Rart By sorhtatry: ths5
5sonded upon the tundsst th<oTtss. which have bee
pnt in PEAxtee In fF1pes> siptr b. them u h
world. With oseTxhslta4te to aik1lAt
| tie paFty u n<otse:ion IN 4hs FfEa&a Aznptrn-"
| T6s FTss IreAtsc ssJa: AuyonG the .SophlstGa {
Pfcteeton' which yt3utsd by Ba4uAt IN tais It'll
xclune. vu b to:ad aln,oss evsIy nrftraent that
sasAse ists ~hlch tae baok aitidsd make It admir-
bly, suited to s1s sya1sEs Ct this daT aad TIL. coant
nle afs npatisat q tos .as.ansa ESasnsn:1 Of 9,
ra1ka ppon political e<?Dotny. The framework Of Z
y aserns IL severely seienhhe. hus tht laak4aea aE
tEr usts1tione ATr those Of every day life. Tbs EtJ
.ipse!.rty clear md vsnnt2f md tat hsppy hum
/ wArh oaher wraers these s4btees1 ka5s laokFd"
, 1870-08-14
PRUSSIA.

LONDON, Aug. 1A-The kiug Of Prussia has Is
sued proclamation at St AEolt in which he de-
cnres that military cnnserptlou Is abolished In
al French territory occupied by German troops
lie also announces taat though tac French Gov
eminent should persist In the torc!blc expulsion
oi Germans from FRANCE, no 1fcasures Of reiaita-
ton will te adopted ly hun. As 1t would be unfair
to punish snen 1os beiungtng 10 county cursed
With bonRpaste for sovereign head. rrench-
tuen IN Germany nrtsl nj: be uncasJ. They shail,
In common With a1i mankind, be convinced that
Germany moves at the hext Of civilization.
, 1870-08-14

III. Stbr.sks rity FrrA :sY4:
S.i,hs tariff fire trade can RE from tesd
~ =. .tr.ra whep he AT down to them"
, 1870-08-14

ILLINOIS.

Incorporation OF tho Mos3 RINK
Conl company, OF Danvtllc-1ts
isFoApectA--Othcr Axticleu OF As>ss-
Cint1on Filed.
sreeta1 Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPR1SGF1Etls, Aug. 13--Articlts Of the tncolro-
tatlQn af thu Auss Bank Coal Company, Of Dau-
vile, ILL.,, with patd up capita! OF 5so1uoo. we're
fled IN the office VI the Secretary OF State, Sat-
urIay. This company has BEEN organized to de-
velop 4 must valuable ntid Of coal lying under
al'us 800 acres Ut land. The tfAck il lenlnsuias
IN SHAPE, lying al the confluence Of big
Scrmtlllon River and tis SoEth Fork. ss the
city Of Danvle, and has river frontage
ofnear four miles The vcn ts seyea feet shick,
anu has excellent ura!nage being Thirty i've feet
above The bed Of the rlrer. The Indianapolis,
Bloomington, Il Western Hallway passes directly
through the track for Shout TWO miles This Is
considered by many to b4 tic must valuable coal
Iuopcuy Ia LAnols. It Il also covered with =
eplcnt!ttl bosiy Of uul,'eE. The company eva TIC
fee simple of the lan'l.
the following Arceptanccs Of charters and or
gnnizauuns OF cUmrauieS hare been lied With the
Secretary Of State to-day: ST Charles Haltroad
Company, Havana Gas Light anil Cake Company,
Eatasia Stnnc Dressing Company, and tht Prairie
STATE Manufacturing E0tppany.
, 1870-08-14
TEe New Yoyk World a&ss:

TIE New Yoyk World ssss:
*.Sueh publication l. -xeeedinEjy timely. and should
IN ,tr tan,s OF eTeFy El4 Quld H. sitt ~ u.
trt1ir.pt coppfeh~ns Of tt k1e
j. .xt-tte Of 1rt tr1de and TIC sofs3'e* VI ""4%
H.. L Antel pEstx<tisn.
, 1870-08-14
NATIONAL FINANCES,


speech OF Secretary Boutwell, In
Ifbxton.
BOSTON, Aug, 13--Secsctary Boutwell, addressed
Eerctaf hundred Business men 1t the shoe AMI
Leather Exchange to-day. lie favored the break
ing down Of the monopoly possessed b{ English
Iron vessels tn the carrying trade OF the world; !;
the continuation Of the payment Of the national
debt at the rate Of II lea=t nry millions PET ao-
nun until the honda Of tue Chited Suites are At
/ or: per cent Thi1 could, ho thought,
be done after one year, eYen upon reduced sJs-
ten Of taxation. TIE Interest account, now
atout one hun.ire,. anu eighteen millions annu-
.lly, should hs reduced u = hundred Millions.
The reduction of thu principal Will accomplish this
result iu tine, but the reduction Of tho rate Of
interest will accomplish 1t Immediately.
Nj. Boutwell, then favored the rcfundtnG Of 3
fraction of tho national debt At lower rate OF
interest, anl closed with 3 complimentary allu-
efo,, N Pnstnu
, 1870-08-14

---An old couple in Cambridge, Masa, quar-
relied. and the man took watch be gave bis vile
at their marriage. and sold IL In Boston. She thea
sa.le his false teeth while he slept aad kept them
I'LL he brought the watch back.
, 1870-08-14
EDUCATIONAL
ST. IGNAqIUS COLLEGE,
CHICAGO, ILL.

TIL. tn't,tnt'ou rsusttd m Wet Twelfsh7Ft, neas
eittx Of Jttu, and will r. opened fer The xegt!ou Of
pupils on the FIRST MONDAY in SEPTEMBER
Esh,ct A,,ro1e,ny: Sas9s.l Phi!o:opSE Ch:n1ttH.
tory, GrosTsphy,. Bookkeeping A1ilhmahc, The Lasn,
t;lt~k, EnEish t;+rmnn and French Lansaa3e%, Draw
Ing. Vocal md Instrumental Mueic.
, 1870-08-14

In Publishing thls book tbs LeAEn1 feels that i e
ueetios the pao4t effective and popular work polit-
eal ecuuoany that has u Jet betn wz4tten-
Free Traders car do better sesv4ee the eanss q
t.uth u,tee and humanity tn.a br circulating tnts
htle hook a.aoux theiz friends It IL ofacd yon
xhst Il costs to print It. VIII not evuJ Pteo Isad&
put eopy oi tie book lnto tho hsoda ot lii fsoseeo
1T ffitnds!
Tho work will he forwarded postage prerad4 % se
] CERT Of THIRTY CKSIA
Hsusu- It naF Fosx.
, 1870-08-14


One of the most eazaeat aud effective orpone1h
akstnat ptosestkn theories in Hurops Frederic HAS,
A1t.1t the te at hts d4At1 1aGllbA2 OF tho Fteneh
1natttute. and the National Assembly 10 attaeked
tho tariff in s&tss of 4rtiecs d1atnxuhed for their
biting saEa,o sheiE u.ts4nd sea1aiatanos .ith
nekcAl ssAthtee Rrd ttr hatred 3oE Gas4 sag1latou
Whieh thsy sTtaenesd These articles were sddn.eod
both 10 The legislature and thA working puopia o9
Er1nts and their eject Was 10 prDenss 4eye11t axkek
rtd9ttions - The sy.t.u & imports, Basust had :
e,s1Jt,n: as * ;eashss T. sasst b: t.ta TO- soshs
ms9 s,h'S s. # " m"s5tasia T. ,x H. .a, 8s0.sn
~ t4;ic,: savs .uea u ar absolutely q
iurrt robbery. This 1y,t4to 4 reciprocal
Of war. taaH II Ike Obstacle tnterptse& Z
prevene tnt.1erusse l-twrsn :no vsop!esss ts raI
rosds sbt xld h~ .nd Ihs rivers GoekAded it
nes ue that *n5ta!It v.lnahs IL Poro.tlo1 . -
tsue. btea.se n.to *o.ld p rehrt Thoe. labor ~
imrovs!ishes Arecple-is .uAkss than Heh. 1seea.a
money y aas bnf That they reauir. to ennss1<
ft4 home tnn'ty yit a4kehs it. BY dinni.hla8 u y
eou1ees, and cIssGuscsbinx II nAskxs. Thseo id.ss
ntcd in yaou, fruir, and iisskAttd With xr.A.
{prc. Th+~ w1lt with to now stTurk ArrutldGf
can be paaje uF tses tsade snou14 real lbs volume"
, 1870-08-14
If.s BudAk, ~rsss aau;

The most popa1ar and edeetvo form Ia which the n.
fuents to e brought akaiuss The thcorT Of ptutsco4
y: feds!se B.saaL Ia 81 isnous ssgaixas.
- political economist, ia, philosophical ispsh
iii: rith yin ee Kle.Eaa z, Wash se1ar.i othtzs
whom The lsrs d the seisaer iavp boeo deyeL nd-t
70 spcak of ts nast1oxa tosndsT Adm smith but ID
ds1Erp1s conkpsszslal handling Of the prinrpks Il
political e<onetH1 has uever bsea eQuasd Ths M
proaehste st1kumsss with Wiki he hAs sonette1 as
!.rs. Ehseh In hair atrae4 presentation ~ hsTd d
m.tp clearly and hold firmly. together with the Lively
taIe1sf1 Ahd t1prr that kivt pHc&snt Spcq to hi
5t5;' s.ys .as tit T1.t = =
illustrations and pf1esssl &ppscatjon1 that 10 m.
rinya Mt Nondertsly at And ia1n!nans% and latcr
i.snt1. % T. = a35SMsE. Il n, pust which B.st
Eotes;tou policy = wasoi. and long L Lat.
me p4fhJ and rEDant saa-s of tho frrneh wtftaf WI
can Hst"
, 1870-08-14

German Aid Society Formed nj
Madison n-TencheFss Certificates


SPECIAL Despatch to The ObFcaSo Tribune.
MADISON, Aug. la-The Germans OF this city
had large mass meeting at Turner'S Hall for
the purpose Of organizing and In some practical
way giving expression to their sympathes for
their brethren IL The Eathsr!an,i, and The cause
~ the Chairman, D.. I. Fl.l1eT, stsse re treasurer
haetz. Fraucts Aasaing, c. Rocder, and othrss.
Patriotic sonRs were suug. The n addison Aid and
Relief AssoCiatlun for the wounded In the German
army WAS orxautzed- Resolutions were adopted
that the German cttiZcns OF the city OF Madison
tender their sytnpalhles ~ their lrethten IN Ger
70 El0r1Dusly begun"
4 coMmlttse was appointed to solicit aid for the
wounded and widows and orphans Of those Killed
In battle
Al The examination for State teachers cerila-
Gates only two secured them: Mi. II. u. Coffin
ger, Of Milwaukee,, educated at Vienna, Austria,
and q teacher IN this State for many yraFs, anu
Ar H. II. Schmidt, OF lI4ltfoTt, Washington
f:nirErSitY.
, 1870-08-14

1he .sor1Ax<st7n cssiiaa Adpoex.< Of Chicago eaYs
-F~ far the ccsrt- tre4he.t .aa most popular prs
srnt2titn have had of the AntIproeciiye IN.
TEN. IL that given BY Bas.1at"
, 1870-08-14

The Concord c.. H. Salesman Giee de-
serirtion Of the development or invention OF
*tnew power" which it has spilled to its
printing machinery, the lses copy 81 that
transmission Of power without the sid Of belts,
pulleye, or shaftlng, and promises great suc-
GEES We will give brief description;
1t is we'll known that common air can he
condemned OF crowded into yery much
smaller space than it usually occupies.
is less than that Of water, Is tha
groundwork Of tha invention, 4 huge con
denser, or number Of condensers. ara placed
1t quite distance from the machine to be
operated lit may be mile or several miles)
and when the condenser is set in motion, the
air IL transmitted through large pipes, similar
to common breast W4tefwheel
This wheel. sometimes six inches and some-
times six feet in diameter. is set in tight
box or f1unne without cover. and inst laIre
enough to couiain the wheel This box il
then 6llod By water, anil BY means Of ston
cock the air ii let into the box underneath
the wheel. but slightly to one ride
axis. The action Of tho air'is to disp|ace q
portion OF all Of the water from each Of tn,
buckets in succession, and Of course The
wheel turns from the action Of grayitation.
The current Of air is kept up, auG the wheel
confines sshins to snsn.motion being siven to othes
A1H444e4s ~ A1S24As u ks EuAfI-
It woald appear that this power must neccs.
eafHs oe very economical. The Statesman
gives lengthy description Of it and its work
ing, which is. thus far, very favorable ShoulG
t It prove successful, il may cause quite 4 rovo
linton in small manufActoties, 4 condenser
could be placed wherever dcsircd, and Pipe.
could be laid so as to ca17y Ill tho Light naachin
| cry in town, and ten times As much moro
| In old couple in Cambridge, MaRA, quaz
relied. and the man took watch be gave his vii
, 1870-08-14
BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, Aug. la-The action OF England IN
securing the neutrality Uf Heixium from violation,
has aroused the strongest feelings Ut gratitude In
tlt Belgian people lmmcu+c crowds gathere,i
yesterday a1u to-day In front OF the British En-
bassy aud cheesc.l for the British Quesn anf gov
crniuent cf England.
, 1870-08-14
SPAIN.

MADRID. Aue. ls.-A Republican meeting was
held hers last evening. in which the speakers ati-
sanced mostly liberal Ttcws IN regard 70 the fu-
tars government Of the country. The proceed
ings caused no little excitement, and demonstrs-
tons Of sympathy were made today. The Re-
publicans, however. disceuntenanee turnltuons
gatherings, and arc earnestly bent on r!nilIcatlnR
their love Of order,
, 1870-08-14

C1sc1SSA71, Aug. 1s.-The increase ln the ag-
2rega1e valuation OF the property IN Hamilton
County embracing this city, since the last tlccen-
nial period, has been S95, $50.
The dramatic season opens here on the oth Of
September, At Woods Theatre, uu.ier the manage
ment Of Macanley, who will also control the M.
ttonat during the approaching winter.
, 1870-08-14

HON December. 1863. To July, 1870, and the losses
vii, prpbah]y amount 70 i've thousand up to Sep
tember. The sa,ue number Wilt hc necessary II
supply The places OF soldiers who Will have served
thrr terms Of enlistment, and consequently reln-
forremrnt Of ten thousand n,en Will leave the
snan,sh ann, LII Cuba With tie same strength It
hat taaf beaf.
, 1870-08-14

BCrrAi0. Aug. is--Mr. Roden has been arrest
ut, at The Instance Of the Society tor the Preveu-
ton Of Cruelty to Animals, and held 70 ball for
nyer-dEiyin4 the horse John AoYr!ssey In the nre
mile ,lash on THURSDAY, though not lbs dnver Of
the horse on that oecastuu, but for having the
horse on the course He gave bail fot future ap-
tIearance to avoid <1aF,
, 1870-08-14
Opening OF the West WtscouAEn Rail-
way

MADISON, Wis. Aug. l3.-Thc opening of the
West Wisconaln Railway to Eau claire was cele-
bratetl al that city OH Thursday, In an appropriate
manner. John Sazro, Judge orion, aud other
r1pnllnent citlzen8 Of Milwaukee were present,
together With General Atwood and Culonel 7. O.
Cu!scE, Of the Sate journal, aud tfteen reurcscn-
tAtlyes OF ST. faul Governor FatrchIld WAS also
present Eleven Newspapers were represented.
The arrival OF the excursion train from MI wauEte
was welcomed br the shouts Of fully 5000 people
and the roAr of cannon. The people OF the sur
rounding county, with over aN teams, were pres
eAt to welcome the 11st passenger i1Atu III the
Chippewa valley. Speeches were delivered hs
down 10 IN ample banquet given by the city vi
ECU CtLtt,
, 1870-08-14
PEDESTRIANISM.

An Extraordinary Ecnt-A mAn
Wulks los Hours Without Sleep
Ing.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
QrlSC1, Ill, Aug. 13-John Davidson, the great
walllst, concluded the unparalleled task Of walk
lug 1Ut hours without sleep, Ut stopping to eat
Time wa. cxlie.i AZ II o'clock Tonight His life Is
drsI'aited Of, aud rarals SIS has alrrady set tn.
, 1870-08-14

RALEIGg, Aug. I3--1s Is asserted on what Ia
considered YoDl authority, that Governor Holden
will surrender the prisoners held bJ hts order, a.
lanceyvi1le. to Judge Brooks, at Salisbury, on
Thursday.
1t is Understood that an Injunction will aIe sued
len's State trQOns,
, 1870-08-14

tse atire written roire fzbF1e II wtn
be found that In his sfAi~ss 1ec~e~4gxes ~ Bastiat
Ecnt .sf1m<nt anonk osI n:cpe ana oas Lss1.l.:xss
to the Disqualification Of the uasea, tbs es.or1 Aod
sapisfs htsh trlork to r ecde ot The
uodss1 wrttsIs cccuczuie1l sel<ncA il hardly too
Inuch to rTEaEd htsn !+atire workman anous thoae
Who have f7ised political .tnuay t. the rAu3 Of ecerc
Al least b. holds high place among IL ableat e1pcnnd
e: e. I'D .o r. a. assta sAsa eseasd a
Who fist 9:e"mins s.s .bfrs s1pounds1 d Polls
translated. and w!1 form valuable md practical tcKt
book In The hSods Of the parry which Il sxi-oF
ftf the lead in pAtknAi tnsnte.~
, 1870-08-14

Republican Nominations In the
Stxah CongFc.Aionni Dt*iFtct-!Abstts-
dAna Crops
Special Dc-pa.ch to The Chicago Tribune.
MoKR.s, Aug. l3.-Tne County Republican Con-
genttn held te-lay Was very quiet affair. Tic
nominations were Hon. Il {. Cook for Congress;
Dr. Wu. H. Fierce, Of Mtnooka, for State Srna-
toz; tion- rh.itir collins 1ur Representatives. jno,
Schroeder for sheriff; Dr. T. Rtdgrway for Cor
oner. Most Of the candidates had no oHposlti"n.
The crops meyer looked better tnan now In this
vicinity. 4 very heavy crop Of coru Is autici-
i,atesi.
The city of Morris and County of Grun1y, hay-
Ing MI .tets " bonds to pay, and having such q
lrumistng yield vi It's great commodity, corn, will
quickly uake up the loss canstd tI the short crops
II Inst seat.
, 1870-08-14
MINNESOTA,

Donnc31y AEnfn Aspiring to Com
Ercsstonnl I1pHoFx.
Special Despatch TO The Chicago T1ibnne,
ST. pACI7 Aug. 11.-Some little stir has bean
created In political circles by the arrival Of the
Hon. Ignattus DopncI.y. Mf. D. has heretofore
r,pfesscd himself not dca1pns OF political honoTs
ii ptctent, and since his deteat two sears aEo he
hiss not eetn considered very eligible Candidate.
but II ts now said THAT he Will entef the neld Tor
.hc Republican nomination iu opposition to hls
former leading friend, General J. L AycE1ti. Lr
10 this tiEuc AyCt1its chances fur tnt nomination
candidate appeared 70 oc IN the del1 Saou!d
poAnelty now commence canvass ht il likely To
meet strung opposition from many Of his former
fttepttA
, 1870-08-14

The 4ryxs, Of Albany e.. r.. aays:
~BA.tiat writes in epikzaHs. He witty upon .ah-
ret which develops Tie &4nese ct ordinary wrtters.
, 1870-08-14
TF.P.NIS.

Tuition ref sesstou Ct TIN months, 8no. Te s+sefou
4 dtvtded Into 9uazte!. h:finnnE Vsteedvsy 4honf
Il. lat Of s.rtrH,tv! the 1th Fl TeVsmosr ne
7nust n nnnAIy quarterly In AhsAne<
No e8pctpnli. allowed for absence, IN cas* Of
ii snissa Of YrptFAr1e. lHts For !tEthrr particular
arriv to REV. J. S yERDIS. Vice Preaideot.
sfuly l. 1870, No. E1 We1t welsth-et
, 1870-08-14
PACIFIC COAST,

Price Of Composition Established by
The san EEnuciACo Union.
SAN FRANCIsCo. Aug. 13-The typographical
Union to-taE adopted GO cent8 per 1850 as ply for
day work, md s. cents for morning papers. Union
men are permitted to wurk in offices where non.
members are employed.
, 1870-08-14
Fight Hct1vc cen Italians mud Irish mt
Mnnnroncck, n. i.

NAxARoSKck, Aug. 1a.-Manaronetk witnessed
one OF the widest scenes imaginable Tor about an
hour this afternoon About 200 Italians and 1rlsn-
men, WoTtmeu Ut the Grand PARK got Into nsht
4 humber were badly injured. The rain stopped
the nRht, but fears are entertained Of further
trouble Tonight or tomorrow.
, 1870-08-14

SHANGHAI, July LITTLE news Of the massacre
cteatcd fcartn! excitement among forctguerx An
extra military guard has been established around
Tie city.
, 1870-08-14
INDIANA.


Spec:a1 p.-psteh to The Chicago TstbEae.
FORT WAYNE, Aug. l3.--A boiler explosion
took rtace tn.s morning in the stove factory Ut
Ptrktns, Brandt / TO. The engineer was seyere-
" injured, and others employed IN the factory
slightly. The building was badly damaged.
Cause of explosion. want Of water u The b0,tsr.
, 1870-08-14
Execution of a Negro Murderer In
MnrrlRM6s

CMhffIHMds
NEW ToKK, Aug. 1A-Sln1pi Rlehardt, Ne
gro, ont OF tue 1nnnleEers bl Colonel Nm LJler,
was executed NJ Upper Marlborough. Maryland,
speech ubt1er The galowa, aud gave evidence oil
being uuher the influence OF ltaunr. When he had
concluded he shouted In = loud Tuice II 2uy one
does not Wish to Bee my departure they will please
turn theE backs" 1t is not Fccotrtst that any Of
tie crowd accepted the ins1sAion-
, 1870-08-14

Special Despatch To The Chicago Tribune,
THE Post OFFICE DKrAxTHZs1.
WAsu1Sc1oN, Aug. 1a--Thc Post Or,ce Depast-
ment has nc1rly completed Its arrangement for
carrying nuiis, In the district west Of the M1asls-
sIppi. for four years 10 come. The contract male
wilt effect Saving Ut abput tour hundred thou
san1 dollars, The machIlerT OF the department
Ia reported from all sections to be IN excellent
tlc.. The Postmaster General Ii making every
t1eEtiou to * In rtahiIess for Any turn which
IoreIgn complications mas assume, bearing upon
the prompt transmission Of ocean malls Mr.
CrcsHcll has hall full understanding with SeCtc-
taty lsohcson In rt.arl 10 tue assistance the nnvy
could furnish ID transporting our malls in case of
an emergency requiring t.
THE CHARGES AGAINST COLONEL cLgNpzSlxa.
In tho matter of the charges aga!uss Goto1el
Clendentue, Assistant Secretary OF thu Satiuual
Republican Committee, while such record Us has
been published cxisls in tut War Department,
there were also dlat there soon after the trial.
such durlicatIons Of all nIatssts Involved Us led
Mi. Stxn'on 10 Issue m order reyokinX the sent
cnce Of the court and restoring Colonel Clendeniug
10 rank, md granting him an honorable dis
charge.
Ito the Associated rgtss.I
TREASURY 6TAIkAEAT.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 14-CuEfrncy ba.ance to-
coin certificates $a5.9i5, 900. Internal revenue re-
csspts To-day. ts1 SKI; receipts ior the nsc year
tn date, $a1, ,9o2. .6ss.
,,- EKT nASKa r. .
ttOnai Banks Will be authorized 70 commence ope-
1at1ons, uhltr the new banking Law, during the
| ctsu!Dg week
great manf seizures Of tobacco, particularly
| In The south, arc now being reported 6J the tu-
tyIuui reycnue officials
, 1870-08-14
CHINA.

RosE, Aug. fa-Tne Archbishop OF Buenos
Ayfen ,tltd here yesterday.
, 1870-08-14

PITTSBURGH, AuF. 13--fey. John T. prcsaIy, for
neatty 70 years pastor OF the First United PTe4by
ter1an Church Of Allegheny City. died to-day.
United Stnte~ fBoudk at Frankfort.
, 1870-08-14

"Nsa'ext. may be the opinion Ct the Et.der 90 tie
subject ct Ffte TIadt Projection, be cannot fa to b6
in.rett<d T. ihe clear and .nased skuHNsntsaan of
prove 1cast That Political economy should tonsei
n&a ea1leJ it,
, 1870-08-14

Tho Lt7FeH&ossA N4"AF s%A4st *AtA'
we a.r no. ous~lve4 believer In free taae. bat va
welcome dseu..or this and an other auestions
i.tieF to the wt.[e Of tbf county md shll able A.
Smith"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-03

oftheir movements. The Japanese works
toward him"-that is, instead of showing
a plane from him, he reaches out, sets the
plane upon tie board at arms length, and
pulls it toward him; and he cuts, chops
and saws in the same way. His saws are
fixed in handles, like butchers
cleaver, and the teeth slant or "rake J"
toward the handle The planes are con-
structed like ours but the wooden portion
is very thin and wide. The adze is fast
ened to the end of a hoped stick, like the
handle of one of the crooked canes that
are worn on the arm on Montgomery
street, and altogether, their tools are diff
ferent from ours, yet l cannot observe
that they are awkward in appearance or
awkwardly handled. The men are bright,
intelligent and polite, lifting their hats
and bowling gracefully to strangers, and
the women stay at home, do the cooking,
take care Of the babies, keep the house in
order and manage pretty much as Ameri-
can housewives do, even to the wearing
of the .Grecian bend. Take them all in
all, they are in every respect superior
race to the Chinese, and resemble them in
no manner except in their physical appear
ance.-San Francisco Morning Call.