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extended their sympAthics to George Waahing-
ten a1ld hia copatriots. He closed by say1ny
that he SAW the utter folly Of future rails up
On CanadA, and would now use his influence
against any future demonstration. in that d.
rechon.
Judge Woodnn, In prononncing sentence,
abe Court bad they learned that you had ex-
Tfeosed yourself 1epontAnt criminal, but, in
place, you cay you we're deceived in the euo-
port you were to receive, and only express re-
gret thAt you hAd not the number Of men yoa
a1pected. Or perhaps tho amount Of supplies,
&c, to make 1t a saccess." He spoke 1t length
uPou tho law and the example that must BE-
shown in his case, to prevent Ill future attempts
u that direction, and also 1em.rks that ha
Was not tnsenHible in regard to his high stand
ing in the army, but the higher the skill, the
ulute the prostitution Of that skill in lending
IFS influence to such scheme.
Colonel John H. Brown said in yintficAtion
Of bus action: t@ went to the front Is i
spectator, not to fight, nor did approve OF
tho mid. At the rendezvous General OEel
offered me ths command OF the aiynnce
guard. 1cannot describe zny feeHnss. had
the sAme feelings once befo1e it was when
y, oM rebels under General Hool had defsas-
81 md routed our army OF Ii. 600 men, when
1.1dness seized me. jumped to the trout.
| rallied them, and turned the fortunes Of the
! div, and saved to us franklin, and p1sced the
| staIs Oh two of our Generals shoulders." He
then said be WAS LAWYER tn Easex County,
Kass-, and that the cou1t was then in session.
| He started - soon ~ he heard Of the raid,
md wrote 70 the 6tase's Attorney OF the
cpnnty, atIing him to put over his Cases for
tso or three days, and started for the front.
Judge Woodruff then said that the remarks
aade in General O'NeiIs case would bo ap.
| lsied to him, and that his sentence would Ia
line mouths imprisonment III the State Prison,
and to pay fine Of IS. During the speeehs of
General O'Seil and Colonel Brown death1J
-ileuce prevailed, aud every word was listened
70 With respect. They spoke with I great
deal Of feeling. and tears stood IL
the cses Of the gre..er portion Of tht
crowded courtroom They were both hnt
speakers. Although General Q Neil and Colone
Brown we're sentenced to the State Prison
they are not 10 labor, neither.are they 10 ~
sumo the prison easb Of to associate With thu
other priaonero, but have = room By them
selves, separate table, and to haye tho Sam
faro as Superintendent pollArd's family, an'
to have the treatment Of gentlemen. and tn
| only Inconvenience they vii suffer will be tn
confinement within the prison wallis
, 1870-08-06


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6EALED PROPOSALS will t,e rrcriy.d at dis o.
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, 1870-08-06
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Congregational aud Legislative
Election htis1E nnd
itloodshcd-A Raleigh Editor Ar.
r~~lcd by. tho Mtlitin.

1tloodHhcd-A Raleigh Editor Ar.
r~.icd by tho 11tlitin.
c!ai says that the election yestensay. was tteai-
eti With eccnea Of not and bloo<lshed between the
Acgroes anil wnltes-snat the election returns arc
neagre, Int indicate largely Increased Conserya-
falling OF tn the Radical vote. The Conservatives
claim four Of the seven Congressman, and larKe
majority III 10th branches OF tho Legislature, but
nt.lhsug definite Is known as get. -
b RALklGH. AHg. h--Ar. Turner, esi.tor OF the
ltilst'oro. Orange County, and arrested by Ho!-
dehs militia UranRc County has not been de-
ciared In state Of t1suzrecttop, and no tistHrb-
ances have occurred there. Both parties hero
are tittetl} denounced for the outrage.
Goa e ecRers com
but 1ese|vsa onsy ssesn hunqe aaa q y. NC !;
thought now that the two Conservative cau,s-
defeated tho Two colonel Republican candidates,
and that Harris, neRrofcandiiate for Congress- has
lost the couniy 6y . smslt majority. The vote for
senas9Ital candiaaIes IL fsaukhl County Is close,
Nowep, AcektenbuEg. Cahar1us, OEauge and
Gull!orl Counties have gone Democ1 a,!c.
hyrA were 70 sntntiated that they dill not rotc
The county went largely Republican. The vote In
Fankl!a and Granville, Counties is rery close. 1t
ham Counties viii 20 largely Democrane.
RICHMOND Aug. IA despatch trom Raleigh
says the Conservatives hare carried the North
the United States CouEt, will issurc 4 viii Of
Aab|s,s rnpus Tor the Cazwclt County prtsoncrs-
The CONSERVATIVES gained Congressman in the
RtlElan. Aug. A-1n this county 1t IS thought
thu RcFnn!!tan ticket will average atou. 800 ina
jonty, with the ehanees IN favor OF the cosrseEss
kilograms received lu*eate that the conscyra.
iivss have swept the western portion Of tue state
for Congrrss ron this district, will probably III
elected by 800 tnahrty. -.
, 1870-08-06
CAMP MEETING.
NATIONAL CAMP MEETING

VIII r, hetd II tic Camp E7oanG., nc.. H. n42:aine4
station. tho ChIrs2u h Sestt~ r++sn N,Rwas :.4A
Year. c.'uuaeucick Aukust .. aua huI.inx II days.
Tie rh.sEe IT tie ueet!uks will In in th- Ear- Of tbs
Cotnuit:ec II The National Meeting. Rev. j. L.
1NSklp, Of Bslthuere, President
All husinrss sdAirs coEnaete.t With the tnanas.neut
Of TIE meeting wilt under th- direction II Eb r. Fths-
TER. Preside NJ Of the hoazd Of rrsc~s of ra thIeaxs
bxlonx.
ASa:7t taoua4Ii per soos will te In Attanlsare-
Boarding decentralization will u tf4sG,1 II: al
that wish. It lew r.tsA~
1h- Chie.xu northwestern Railway. Rockford 4
Rock Hand. Aad ainczsl FONT HoAA. r t;slr: IL
ChcA for full fare. aaA return passenE-s nh-tfth
usual rates. Tbs abuve Roads viii carry t&4sAxs
tenss free t. aud fzuna sh< Camp Ground.
fhu TrrsreR have rt htsn ahts II with any
ether Rnads. II kny fusths. sncnts m4da
they will b. ant1euocsa su the E7rrsA 0Y
No trains all bs IT. th- falc M~'.!n- S.n!.y
firm either eTcctftu- The farr frrE tffcsco tbs
meeting ana FE&ar viii be *l1. T:aEas 1.nl r...&n
err On the Camp NertInx efouni.t.
cu111l hAa been prepared tesr teams ri1t IL takcn
cale uf- Admission. .3 crnts esek.
AL pGEspus going 70 the s1uuuA t1 castA-rs 4te in
formed TIA. Arrangements bt E4aee for thu
Of teasns Sunday. TtrY -rlns.tc1 =, lu stete
bGfosr Saturday nLxht
P-r-ons ie.sink Information .1nut io.. xhkh t.
PITT Up tents IL ApSly b5 fettc- J. E. kENlCUTr
Duhtot- H.
Applications far traits 40. other ac~nu,srsdatitns
may b. maste 70 GEO r. FuS. HR :i7 South "
Eh1c4xa.
, 1870-08-06
NEW YORK.


AT3pAA%A NJ AA1 %AA-A6N ASA10aAt.
WALL s7RK1I.
NEW Yoax, Aug. a-The1e WAS d 1tronE but
waiting market for secufitiea today Less dt1pl
alon to sell wHA apparent, b1t, With important
political events close At hand, there wAs Httte M
clnat1on to enier upon new ventures.
NoHxY.
Money dull It st39 per cent On eau.
GOLD.
Gold wna easier, under the advance In bonds
abrl "a and tht ANAL export Of gold, but It WAS
nr1uer towald the close. 1t ts thought that the
excitement Ct great battle will cause N I'D
vance TO I3o.
Government bonds were 1smer. and closed
strung, tut Jet many do not believe they hare
vet felt The full eject Of the war In Europe.
R41LwAy3
Railway securities are very dull. The Wander
pIit rpads continue to be the chief feature.
STATE BONDS,
North Carotino bonds were depressed by the
.etort that tho Democrats had carried the State n
The Late election
TIE GENERAL MARKETS.
The market for hreadsruffs closed With sotue
Excitement In wheat. Theirs can be no dout,
that large French Orders aro again in the market
although every cnorx Is made to keep them se
cze while the decline In fretxhts Is about equal Il
the decline reported from Liverpool The diver
sion Of large quantities Of Wheat to CanAdiar
markets leadA 10 the Apprehension Of deficiency
Of supplies In this market 1t t. probable, also
that oan wilt be largely wanted by France, ant
they were the subject Of much speculative mai.
ipulatton- Rostn knd spirits Of su1peuune tens
upNntu4
Ito the Associated Psas.l
TIE NATHAN AEhpxk
NEW foHK, Aug. 1-The Mailman nurfer mJs
teri Is set unrayelled. bus 1t Is understood shal
f1r kaKA S,%A tx{r{nH
, 1870-08-06

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5.-Advtces form Australia
state that Prince A1fresi Is expected there tho LIST
Of August There arc great preparations for an
tntercofuntal exhibition A nugget Of nnty y-three
pounds Was found In Victoria.
The Lords ct her four colonies, holding confer
ence at Melbourn. have agreed % accept the
pfotcctorate. unless England olieetA
4. II. Nalstab, prominent journalist, commit
ted suicide.
Power, a Bush ranger, has been captured.
The Adelaide Government has callei ttn1era to
construct twelve hundred miles Of telegraph over.
land, to meet the cable connection with England.
The Sidney Parliament meets on the 11th o1
August
A new Adelaide ministry has been formed, with
Milne, Premier. English troops hare been with
drawn from Australia Aug. Sr!er, q couesJ
proprietor, has falicl, his debts amounting u
thirty thouaanl pounds.
There have been great foods tn Northern
Queensland, and much live Stock destroyed. The
catton crop promises large yIeld.
, 1870-08-06

OsNeAl md Brown HcforC the Court
Ftosn .1t Burlington trl1 F.se RrtsA
On the opening Of the court at Windsor,
IT., on Saturday morning, General 0'Seu ID
dressed the Court as follows II feel that I
An occupying very awkward position Is 4
man vho loves md reveres the Laws Of the
land, and ~ man who Ind fought and bled
for those laws. It waa m awkward position.
because an charged with i violation Of
those laws. II soldier have honestly and
faithfully ende4yored to pe1pesuate
them He then gave = somewhat detailed
account Of his army record, that he entered
the ar7nv IN 1857, and rose from private to
Captain, md Was offered colonel:y, but de-
clined On account Of wounds which oisauali-
tied him from active service in the hela- he
said: - Although have violated the laws Of
my country. love them, aud Wa ready. and
did ot5eE myself to die for them" He gave
II his reason for the late raid the oppression
which his people had received from
the hands Of the British tyranny. ana
that he felt that L blow struck
against CanadA WAS for tho purpose
OF hauling down the Nitiah Gag, which every
1ristu,an alvays desired to do. II VAS not
against the people Of Caaad., Or even the
they wesc fighting He spoke Of the love ot
the niah people fox AmeH.a, a1l the Irish
Parliament refusing to vote single man OF
Eingle doiia< to put down tbs Revolution, and
, 1870-08-06

Proposed ConAtI1uatonnl Alucuq-
uneuta Bearing ON shc Railroad Aid
Question.
Special Det9ateh to The Chicago Tribune.
LANSING. Aug. a-Tne legislature haa At last
struck something definite The Senate this At.er-
noon, after long and lesulsorr debate. passed o.
one more than the necessary two-thirds yote, the
following to te submitted to the people a. new
article In the constitution:
SECTION !. All railroads heretofore constructed.
STATE, arc hereby declared public highwa5s. and
rof1as.on d fher Persons anu propeTr
acribt4i by law, znh tho Legislature shall from
time to time pass laws estaonsatuE reasonable
ma1mum fstes q S charts ,or sns Immigration
IN thh State, and shall prohibit running contracts
between such railroad companies whereby dis
elimination Is made IN favor ot saca coEpAaies
~ Against other cotnrAnies owning connecting or
inrersecttnr lines OF railroad.
SEC 4 No railroad corporation shall consolidate
iss ssoS nesny Or Tsih ~ y St9er
pe1nE line, and IN no case shan Any coneolida-
hon take place except urtn public notice given
OF At least sixty DAYS 70 al stockholders In such
manner as shah Ge provided BY law.
Sm. 5, The Leqaslature shall provide by Law.
for the pAyInent, bv the countieA townships, and
oh1iTstieas. neretoiore issued OF incurred in paI.
tuance OF acts OF the Legislature. by such coun'
ues, townships, and municipalities seveEal9. fo1
ard Ii Hill OF, I41l1tsAu COA1{lauys
that such bonds, or obligations, shall be paid b,
the county, township, or municipality, iasunE o.
tucufr1ux tbe same, and In no other manner: and
alsp provided shzl the Legislature shall submit t.
the electors OF each of kaid several counties
towpsnips and municipalities, fot their decision
On the questtop Of r1sruep@* together with tn
mode and manner Of the same.
| SEC. l. C1t!es, townships, or otner mnhicinA1
| ties may be authorized By the Legislature 10 ii
| In the construction Of railroads TO N amount no
| exceeding per cent OF its hssessed satuataon
| Itoridei that the total amount Of 1uaebtst1nes
autt1p,1e.l for all such purposes shall NOT e1cee
| at snY one time per cent OF the AssesstA slu1
liop 9f the municipality; and pfutsaea f1Yfhfl
thai no such aid shall be authorized *sthoot n
vote Of two-tnrs,s OF The eiectnrs Of tnen snunlc
palts voting At any election duly c1ieN lot ta1
pur1oee :.Rnu roLe OF thr electtf rs SNAIL ot neen
I'd uualldt1 to Snte IT such election unless ne -
have resided IN his war,i, y11lAxr, OF toNnAnp =
three months previous to the da5 OF 8aen eie
Tie House also psse.i, this afternoon, By E:
act,E the Necessary tNp-shrds vote. the to!lowln'
"T6e Legislature may provide By Law Tor tue q
mtnt by cunuttcs, cities, Villages, and toNhsolr
| OF iii bonds and other cyidences Of lndeote1nes
i44led oJ such municipalities in sid Of rallto,
| companies, which were fully earned bc1o!e u
9Th day ct July, 1870, accoriing TO the eonaHlo
| upon which the s1mc were tAeued: ffoft1esL,
majority OF the yosesH Of such muntcip1llt1es- 7
| sl<cttvely, shall hereafter ~ dete5n1nt-
Inc uo01e proposition vas reselEeo N 1ne g
ate md laid on the table, there 70 Avail Acton
| kHe c&aer bctY On the SHE4SE DtppQ&ttp. I
, 1870-08-06
TENNESSEE.
The judicial E:Iecafon-Dcmocrn
ic Snccc~x Obtnaned by FFnud and
intimidation.

Tho 1NutCkh1 Es1FEat0h-bFm0CfA
ic Snccc~x Obtnaned by FFnud and
EnsIm i'd ntIon.
MxXrn1s, Aug. a--Tnt judicial election yester-
day resulted In The defeat Of the Republicans. by
9,No majority. Colonel Eaton, rntte,t srates
Marshal, &s1eAtcl tho Officers Of elecsion In the
Sixth Ward, for violation Of the law enforcing the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments They
will Ee examined By Cultei Safes Commissioner
smith nett " onday.
There Is great dissatisfaction among RerublI-
cans from the fact thai large proportion Of the
Republican tickets werc rhrnwn out ty f1ilurs
to state trou what Division the State candidates
for tho Supreme bench were. and Also thai they
yotc,l for Ehancellots and judges for which no
election Was ordered.
The United stsses officials a1c taking the dcno-
s;tlons Of large number VI culorsL voters In IT.
g2r.l to frautls md fut1tn1iAti0nR.
General Smith, > member Of Congress. and
Judge Smith were fined S each Ia the Police
Court th!s morning. .-.-..
Nicholas Healing tlea this morning from IN.
tuIies received three weeks sEa hE hcinE throw
from \ carriage. He kefyed one term Is Judge Of
the Court of Common PleAs, and after retirement
from the bar went into 4 lucrative business rtac.
listing law, He was one OF the leAinR member.
Of the bar. He will be buned In Le1tngton. hy.
his nRtiyc p1Ace
, 1870-08-06
ITALY.

LONDON, Aug. h-The strenuous efforts made By
the Court OF Rome to bE,ng tho influence OF the
Empress Eugenic to bea. effectively aRzinst the
Withdrawal Of the French troops failed, aud TO-
day the last detachment leAses Ctylia yecchla
Negotiations as Florence for the preservation OF
the neutrality Of the ponttnca1 territory were sue
Ce1xfUl
Advtces from Rome represent that the Jesnlts
arc endeAyoriug to induce the Pope to remove Ia
Ma1tx.
Colllalona between the German and French Bot-
llerB In the rapaI service arc OF constant occur.
renee, aud the war newg u narrowly watched
FLORENCE, Aug. h.-The Senate has sanctioned
The proposed armament Of the country. and
adopted = vote Of confidence IN the MtnIstEr.
, 1870-08-06

meeting OF Nj. Louis mtlleEN 10 Con.
ssdTF ahc subject OF EAorbttnut
EretKhl~.
IT: L0cas: Aug+ h-Railrohd companies having
ssass1 ehe freight on 1onr to New YORK without
rate. miAets aud other shippers held meetlnE
i, s,h r. Committee ~Ae appointed 10 con-
matter md sepost to another n,ecun9. 4 rropo-
staon 70 Ie2ae 1sal1aa1 a3ents to make proposals
here for year, With new Of mating a cnnfrart
with two single roads, meets much fayur.
, 1870-08-06

CITY Or MKx1c0, JULY 30, ria HayauA-The
OSCILLATIONS Of an earthquake we're felk ut oaxaca
on the 93th.
The Governor Of Ca.npeche has taken up arms
against. the Federal Government Campecho IL
declared in stzte Of siege,
The American Indians lAtely made incursto1a
Into the State OF Sonora, and destroyed the uEes
IND properly Of citlzcnA
The followers Of Martinez threaten IN invasion
Of the northern part OF Vera Crrz.
More perDic!ous foreigners hare been expelled
from the republic without trial
, 1870-08-06

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IA report prevails here,
clIculase1i bJ one section Of the Fcntan oygAnlzs-
uon, that 1 secret agent from the 1rsh Republican
busy endtasoring to heal the Differences hereto
fure existing between the Fentau factions here
It Reens to be understood that II England takes
arms and munitions Of war to EelanG, In addition
II 4 fQ1re Qf Gp.QQQ ucus
, 1870-08-06

0WEISSATt, aug. a-The cnlorcl rconlc ehr..
ee1G organization cf central political ctuo. tc-
night. for tho purpose Of disseminating po!tttrrt
information md toEwarilug the political intstrsta
Of colored men. Addresses we're rnAde ~ peter
Ii. Clark, OF Cincinnati, and Senator Ptnenbccf.
In Inc Council, to-day, Street Railroa1 Route
No. w1s finally established. End nothing now
reYcn1ns to hinder it, immediate construction.
, 1870-08-06

News from the Yale College *ctsnxiffe
Expedlttou--The Crops in New
Mexico--LynchtnE Case.
CnKYESxk, Aug, 4-The scientific expedition
from Tale College. with Professor Mash left here,
to-day, 70 explore the geology Of the eounsy 6e.
F1ftn Caysl1y, under Captain Montgomery, goes
With the raf1y.
sLS1A r., Aug. s--Tne scsson here, thus far,
has heen dtltchfful. the thermometer II mo time
Rising Qyef 500. Wheat and corn crops very
prumisinR.
Yesterday articles ot incorporation o. ne Ftrst
National Bank Of Santa re weIe Lieu N tne
SectvtAIy's of1lce. Capital, $4,000
The city Ia full Of Sasatoes on Visit 70 1ne
Governor.
The ricn mines discovered northwest OF hero
are creating considerable excitement
DEHrxR, Aug. 3.-Twp horRe thieyts Eere hnnG
by the TtattauTt6 FeRterlsy Ai IuehIa-
, 1870-08-06

NV YORK, aug. 4.-aptalu Green, Of the
Caited sta.eh steamer Congress, wrttes from San
Domingo, July e1, that In his opinion the with
dsnTal Of the projection Of the United States. and
of the prospects Of annexation III GONE future
time, would lead to revolution By Cahral.
HAVANA, Aug. 3-The cholera Is considerably
increased. As many as thirty deaths occur every
day.
, 1870-08-06
MICHIGAN,

Proceedings In tho ~tntc I4cEis1ntnre
Proposed Constitutional Aaucud-
menta RBcnr1uE ON Sfac Ezna1Fond Aid
QueA&ions
, 1870-08-06

The s1nr~ctllcs murder Casc-Pcnu
Admitted to BaI1-Thc Supreme
Court Room al Ottawa being tic.
constructed
spredal Despatch Ia The Chitaeo Tribune,
OTTAWA, Ill, Aug. 3--The a1arseilies Uurier
hat<na corpus case cane M In the Circuit Court
to-day IN this rtty. After herring all the testt-
mony, Judge LeIanl gave I lengthy opinion. and
admitted James Penn 70 $1,000 tal tor the Killing
Of John Eeadhan, the evidence tending strongly
IL show II \ juAtinablc ACT
The Supreme Court Is pov being put In condI-
tion for the reception Of the increased number Of
Judges The Apace Is heinR enlarged. and Will be
made very comfortable accommodations BENG
FORE. II Nilf he in me condition ty the time The
c.u{t copyentS in September next,
, 1870-08-06

The Nntives Peaccably Inclined To-
fsvard she Canadian Expedttlon..N
St. Plrs- Mini, Aug. a-A party Of gentlemen
which len Fort GARY on the 18Th of J1sx. a:e
~ and the Canadian eIredtt,ou hzd reached
Rxany Lake, about 1ttJ miles from GarTT, aud bad
sent forward I proclamation declaring the e1pedt
ton peaceful; that the rights OF III should be re-
srected. Rel had offered 10 help cpen the road
from Garry to Rainy Lake It Is believed thai
perfect accord viii exist between Rlei and
NnnxAY
, 1870-08-06


unt 81 the tncst ca:rtst aad effective cf1os@aa
sF.tnst frotrtcn theories III furp1~ Fndr.e has
EAtat the time o ha deAsa nefuber of tho Efx4rt
!n.titu!t and Of The National As*ssnly. liz .,tac
the tariff t2 .st.ee tf atti.i+s t,tnIuuhe1 fE lei
61tant ;.Ir.,so their Profound ssanainanee with ee:a
which tlry sEtdrne.~i Those a;ticicr we're tdd4tea
10Th to n t*F.i.s9te nd ths wosa.us reopis .
Esaqsssen' r. .he ss.s9 e 1nYost. h.4:s.t ~
:1,i,s1tnt hs ,sush. n sa.et s; esa II sohs
,as.hed ot IT., pre**ntAtion Hi philoteihJ
Az taHa: ta.s sseh =. sh.slnseay q
mert. arr 1ooaey. Til, ,r:te1n ! tai spols tor
OF tAE1H il tixe pl-tn-e interl1+ed d
p9s.eLx bew i've v-.pl+. tue nj
Toads should X torn up la6 the rtets kxd4.l it
s9t tue that .1Jthas t, valuable IN pEofoFon % d.
lahor exprnted upon it-tla eo1vsFsn Proposition i
tue, heeaase p4tian ronld b richest rha. Alos pso
ih,rovs.ishe- peeple-s make, trn rte!1. besaus.
money not Tsalth but what they sr9nire to
ii, nome !ndn;t1y we.tens it, - dini,aIns Il e
eoErres Asd cistutnee!hfn& it. Tbrsc idea
aici in +arto. fo1is and tlrstrAr with z~a
f6Tre. 1h<t who wsh to srr bow EtTonE an arxRnN
te uade !oE FREE trade Alouil teAd tic vol,l1o~
, 1870-08-06

House Fnted on the latter, but gave only nfry-
Aeyeu rofes-tE0 le1s than Ate neceEAfy, and To-
night an ellort u being nade TO sro II Ten vutea
can he raised. bui with utsla chances Of success
II this enoTt shaii TALL The Senate NIL then p&ss
thf House proposition
The feeling Is much better hers to-1i3ht than
heretofore, and FL Adtoufutntns win probably be
reached By Monday or Tus1dAy.