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, 1870-08-01

Tho heaviest depreciation is in the rentsx
"f France. The bonds of German powers
are probably even greater Next to th,
.pwers Immediately at wat, those whose
credit is lowest, aal whose circumsta aces
would first involve them in war, arc af
fccted. Turkish, a'ouls decline even more
than the French; Egyptian, Spanish, ansl
Italian nearly rs much. Ec1t to these
comes the American, though the decline
here. marked 4 per cent, dies not re.re-
sent the extreme fall
The New York N,orid, without inst rea-
>on, We think, objects to rhe estimate of the
amount Of loss inflicted on the holders Ut
these securities, on the ground that only
those who sell the securities lose nuything.
The bonds remain their interest md prin.
.'ipal arc rs good rs ever. We prefer tho
Eeonomi*t'x view of the n,attcr to tlat Of
tho World. The securities are worth only
what they will sell for, ani that is less bv
s::;ss;o. 0oo, 600 than if Napoleon had not de-
clare1 war.
Besides the loss hy the decline Of our
securities, very little Of which falls On the
:'cople of this country, We are injured, and
in far greater degree, by the decline in
the gold value Of our currency. This sets
IN foot H general series Of huctnations in
prices, keeping pace with all the ups md
Gowns of the war, which, in the long run,
windles o,lz producing classes, and is
Eeavy tax on industry. This evil results
ircm the fact that the gold value of cur
currency rises and falls with tho prices
# onr bonds, and will continue to DO ~ as
long as the greenhack il tho basis Of on.
currency. Ii Congress had provided, at the
'ast session, for the substitution Of a secur-
I'd and rc<leemable currency. or for retleetu-
my its greenhacks, it vould have saved our
!'roducinG interests from the loss Of count-
'srs>> millions of dollars by needless tl,,.tua-
,il,,ss III Prices.
, 1870-08-01

''There was mnu in our town, ani he
VAS wondrous wise" In the course Of
time, he became writer for the C;ncirnati
f;l-fttt, aud produced half n column, more
II lrsS4 to show how the Caicag, ncwspa-
isers made mistake in s,,pposing that the
:ecrct treaty proposed by France t, Prussia,
Tor the swalloWingup Of Helsinm, was Of
recent date, instead III Icing MI old affair
recently bsought 20 light-n mistake which
might very casily he made By those who at,
not happen to have access to the secsv: AZ
ehives OF Paris and Berlin. So this learned
.,uniit produced disQuisitioa on the evils
If ignorance, in which be commended the
Chscngo newspapers to rspuhlish a Edgar
4. poe's story Of Hans Ptei1eE's voyage to
the moon, adding, for our information,
that 't Hans Pfeider never got to the moon
We confess, for one Chicago newspaper,
that We hare not free access at all times to
Tho secret nrc.,ives Of the courts Of France
and Frussia, but we have some ac1uaint-
ance with the works Of Edgar 4 Pos, and
We are utterly unable to recall Hans Pfeif-
fer's voyage to the moon. We suppose
that the wise man Of the Cincinnati Ga
-tfse Inns got the ''Adventurcs OF One
Hans Pfaal" confused with the travels Of
Madame Ida pfeifIer.
, 1870-08-01
WEST INDIES.


uAyAEA, july sn--The Cuban Journals are dlted
with protests OF volunteers against the language
OF Dsax Qulnsero- Deputy to the Spanish Cortes-
Quiniero, IN speech before the CoEtes, stated
that the cnhan volunteers were ,!!shouor to the
country. The Colonies Of the Havana volunteers
Will send document to Spain today, asking TINT
the cortes eensure Quintefo.
The Papsma and West India Cable Cnmpans's
steamer Sunoik has passed the dangerous chan-
eel, Sercnty-sercn miles Of cable had been laid
mp to yesterday morning. Communication he
tween the shore and tho steamer Suffolk Is per-
feet
NEw {ogK, July s0.-Hayana correspondence
gives the sequel 10 the famous 0viedo- Bartlett
diamond wedding. The senor died, leaving no
willard his American widow gets nearly million
dollars, while 4, 600 900 are divided among bis
fofy-tour children, most Of them iegts,mase, anu
free persons nf color.
HavAsA, duly so.-seyenty.two m!!ci OF the
Vest fntia cable are laIl.
, 1870-08-01
THE RAILROAD DEBTS IN MICHIGAN

-ruE pAT3 pnAn nEpT9 TN KTCHTChN
C,,.,;,.,t;oro1 .nondn,,,ts h,ro ,,,o,,
,,,an.re,, hv tho ,n,,r,,rr;ato comuittaas If
~ = sa;s,s..~a ~ >t;.h;a.,, -.h;.h 49,,
I'D.
,r ~ H., :.n,o,
'' Anae "' '"o ool>,' ne'eso4o4o !ss'eu ~
eo"1.s' ~" ~ aao . ~
' o' '"'''oA' a1'*'' -, '"'o "A" ''"'A'6
"pon 'nss" WIZ assas4 'nem.
e tts'~"'''' u tas ''no' 'o'sNA
=" fes'S'eseo' p"1 mol yer delivered.
=, =" ao'nos1-e 'ne Issue OF sneh poAas'
~ r,,a 1as a"s1p l'a!I.oses, N fntaee.
:,u, ,hrs n-asa.... " 'ne lunuaa'eA,a'
..on NJ, ~ ~ go nse,s. ~ 1ne l'e"lAe u ailen'-
rhcy involve tho onss.;.a .vas ~. ss ena1ae'et
debt of unknown nro1or.,a1a e
cases the mid ro,ctl ;s n 49, s--a..4. - auAAs
:.oun.y to the rai,roa41 eorporat;an % snS ~
.ecure the nsvnent If these do,,t;o..
subscriptions. thu ,,sonl. aro - ,,o os,-., ~
mortgage their real and personal nrons,tS.
for nm iuaosn;,c ,,er;,s7 These hon,s ,>as.
, 1870-08-01
NEW YORK.
Special De.patch to The Chicaso Tribune.

Special Despatch to The Ch;cako Tribune.
WALL STREET.
SEw YORK, July sn-Tne week has closed with
stcadler feeling IN Wall street. The absence Of
will eccount for the comparative lu1f In specuIa-
tive transactions. The movement III both cold
and government bonds at the present time
aern1s TO be under the control Of foreign bankers
and seems, also, to he IN accom- With movement
In the foreign markets.
GOLD
ercned at 1901, anl advanced during the day to
lel, At which price It closed. The advance vas
caused principally hy shorrs covering. The specie
shipment To-day was E, ,sa1 400 The total ship
nents fos the week were -, The rates for
carrying to-day were 1, 5, ;, and 2 per cent.
GOVERNMENTS.
The h0ul market opened strong, with general
advance, but there Was decline in the afternoon.
The recent rapid advance In bouIs has. for the
line, At least checked the home investment de-
maDh.
MONEY.
The money market again worked with ease
through the day. The backs we're Offering ball.
anees on government collateral at per cent,
while, on stocks In general, the rate was per
cent The statement Of the city banks for the
past week II, str,cti! speaking, an untavorab1e
one, there having been large loss In the total
reserve, owing to the loss In specie. The legal
tender average is, however, higher. The decrease
u l"ans Reflects the dull business Of the week
STOCKS.
Sticks opened strong this morning, but were
!nll IN the afternoon, after the bank statement
Was taadc public The attendance On the street
Wes ssES suf. and the business unusually light,
xycu.xnr
The +oyecn ,r.t.r ,..,.. 80
~ as..,.'. ,, nlai Aet ;" as auH al lo9H
~ pi.1e pauAtls sl3t5 daFa sterling htlls al.,l
l1t* ior sight
En fha 4 haf~ It
TAX ON RAILROAD CoCPoxs
NEW YORK, July sl.-Tht following ,.eSnatch
has teen rere,yeti ftOm Washington. NJ rsyis
th liz withheld ftom cOupuns Ut ru.1rpad bon,is
falling due on thc lst 1T August"
GERMAN yoLCSIkgRs.
dlcti Gef1ualls, who will enter the pruss!ah arm1
WEEKLY MORTALITY,
Deaths for the week, 947.
..... EDUCATIONAL
The Newark Board OF Education has ,fnrtde,t m
I. aeh the ts+tnal II all schools huYin. humtrei
GcgMan stho!lrs.
QCEER POSITION.
tn ati,lress 10 German wurSincmen nj this cnn-,-
trt rtnfchtirg aga n.t svu,uaihy Tith Prussia -.
ihe war IS only contest between two lcsputs (or
thcsupftnacy OF the continent.
The Cuban :1unta In this @ els Il to he dissolve,
on acrvunt OF its ine tiicieEcv. New men Viii n.
appointed. who are though; ul2rr capat,Ir pf hal-
ing the fn&uJEent cause.
TUE pRorGIr IN FRANCE,
Latest mall a,lrices tn,n FRANCE rcnort the
agricultural hpra1. .meA,s undergoing ,nc,icMahl.
lGs<fs III consequence OF 1he jrs,urht Nil mir
can farmers no longer expect nrDit atten,lant On
raising horned cattle. but ,hcs ar. furrc TO seii
bath et,ws alAl horses ut wrrtehe,3 rytce frDn
waht IT fiddler. The continuance Of the tIr1rht
has cauSc,r q sens1tle ADVANCE IN conmnIiti,.s
The country Il literally burned. Wheat ar,tI rh.s
, 1870-08-01
ENGLISH NEUTRALITY.

We nre unable 10 understand the outcrv
HhIch has been raised in Prussia against
'iseat Britain for supplying France with
al nd munitions of wnr. There IS no
Principle Of international law more con-
,-l',siyely settled and moro universally
:t:,reea to than that which al-
h'"@ the citizens of neutral
e'nn:ry To engage, at their own individual
:.,ls. i'll trade with 1,elligerents: nor does
:;>::atioaal Law concern itself with auy
'i~ :itl"iie.l between trade in gunpowder and
l.: a.: IN s!"tl:::g. or provisions, OF coal, or
i~'.,'h";:. or firearms. During our late
,.-s impaired ntras oi all kinds fruu
s'-.:t britain. France, and Prussia with
".' stint. The Cunfe4lczates did the
.,.re. and no objection was
:.l;s'd hy either side The question of get
:.4.s ,h.. cnosra'and goo,1s from one coun-
~ T.. The sslc1 is an entirely different mat
t.r. tiutnls cnntrabanl of war ara liable
IN seizure fy tie cruisers OF either party,
ard. il CAPTURED, The loss falls upon the
,.s"rr. The latest, and, probably the
l:!.,Ecst. authority MON this subject, NJ.
.!aE'a-s;:. BERNARD Professor of 1nterua-
,:':.s! Law and Diplomacy in tho Unirer-
>:ytft'5ftrd, says: - Russia, if she be at
var viii, France, cannot he prevented from
:.'.tin. t,s:.is from private manufacturers
u. !" 'ti''' ac'oss tne .iass'an 1fontaef: out
=, .a esa1s-
A''" 's'N' 'ne,A 10y .e4s VI 'ue 1nsa
"'nes ~, -, nnuet 'ne 1Na's'an Ut Ens1isn E.
~ =, ~" 1ou
,'' ''IS Va '-.''' aea' II ne oe 'ue owner OF
,''s' e 'nns 4o'o us sup
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, 1870-08-01
MONDAY, AUGUST !, 1870,
POSITION OF TIE coNrEHD1Ha Asn1Es,

The dcsuatches frn1n 4ha aa,t of u,,
furnish Us at last with ,ntell;cib,e informa.
tim as to the location of the contend;nr
armies. The French line cxtends FINN
S;crck. ,illace On the northeastern
BOUNDARY of France at it's innct;o, with
Luxembourg and Rhen;sh Prussia a1,nc
the valley Of the AIose1le through Thiou-
yil1, Metz and Sarrc,,,urr II, Strashour,, an
Tie Rhine TIN. pru.s;an forces annear to be
u,,ly few miles f;stsrt. following The line
ce tie S.,r1e from Tr,,vt.s. through Neszir.
s:..r-I.ouis Sarrnrucken to C.rlsruhe, anu
thence 10 the Black Forest in Baden. A
.:.natcI frpn, Rarlin SAWS that on SATURDAY.
,uur,,ins the French attacked Sarrbrueken
il: largely superior force, but vera yieor-
,s,]v re,,,,lseti. Sarrbruckeu is On the
l.,r:n.ayv line hesween France and Rheuish
Prussia. and the action at TINT place, how
yer 1,aimportant it mnv have been. indi-
...:,,, ;lat i: is the determination of the
r:7;>,ian forces to permit no inyasIou of
ii, territory at auy poirt. but rather to
c.,:.duc, the fighting on the French side Of
It,. line. French journals say that the
l,7,sSians Lave 10000 ssmen under arms,
Including 100000 in Schleswig and
>ntKx, near Berlin. They add
HAT the triangle between the
'rreves, Mayeuee. md the river Lauter.
Is :!,,l with soldiers. This triangle in
e,r,,,s tLe pa1a,iuatz. or Rhenish Bavaria
Probably the French account of the
1,:,ul,er of the Psussian forees is somewhat
exaggerated, hut there can be no doubt
tLsl an immense army has been collected
.,ur;,,, III. nsst tvo 1eels vben Mann
l,,,,, -, f,rth mon his can,naien. it Wills the
...u,n,) t.1nectat;on tha, he won|1 march
~, .. r... s...;.. s
, 1870-08-01

Harvesting Ope4 ntion~ Tho lake
Superior d Duluth lknslroau.
Srceiaf despatch to The chicago tribune,
81. FACI. MIMI, July 5r.-The weather for tA..
past TWO days has bten dry, cool. anil Extremely
favorable. for harvesting. FUN MI accounts, tue
wheat crop promises to he an Average In quantity
1nd supersur III qualify. except oa light sot where
the yield Will he p,,1r.
Chief 1us.!rr chasc. who has s,ccn here several
tlsFs. lnfeGt* 10 leave for the East ria Lake Snpe-
nor, IN the first through tram to Duluth, which
tLe superintendent expects tu seatl through
"Wednesday Or Thurs1ay next. The n:mos, energy
IS Ee.r displayed In closing up the gap At the taka
cnH OF The line
, 1870-08-01

Legislature authorized tho donation Of
S1o, coo, GOO State bonds to railroad CON-
pal ios the purchasers Of these bonds could
Justly accuse the people of Michigan of
bad filth and reputation, because they
should refuse to ray either principal or in
tercst of said bonds, thus Illegally issued?
Wherein is the cnss different with respect
to these railroad bonds already issued?
Their only authority was nu act of the
Legislature, which has l'ecn declared to
have been void and without tho least con-
stitutional warrant There is, therefore,
no legal und no equitable consideration
calling for the legalization of these bonds,
that might not with equal force be urged in
favor of the payment Of a forged note, or
counterfeit money, in tho hands Of an s'in-
nocent holder" There is no principle of
law better suited thnu That those who deal
with public corporations must see to it that
tho municipality has the power to make the
contract into which it cntera. Municipal
corporations aro Of limited powers, md be
who deals with them must do SO under
standingly, or take the consequences OF his
own b1unders.
Bnt f1is f,s+ ,,on,r;.;.
difficulty. The Snnro+,a (,o.~+ .e 49,
State has dac;dod ,hat - w. a,.s~..s
any constitutional authority, the Legislature
peonle of a toun ~ v,ta 49, 49, nsa.o.
~ ~. ,,;nor;,,. fax 49,. ~. ~. 1929
liz nn,noc. 81 ~, ~ "a - a.. .e...N 49,
t;on ~ ra;,-o.d ,..e 49,. .,,,,.,ss -.
crc1rs;ralr .,-.-s.s $3.50 r.. ~ .,s.-,..,s ~
people of Nirh;can conna1 ,ho noon,o ~
any town ar ,o,ntv - H.. n -.
cent of their nroncrtv as donation ~
private cornoration far a nr;vote nurno,.s >
Rv uhat r;nbt nm t1,a ,aan,a - So. aau,
,ies vote that a1o ooo ma ~ ,ho ,,ro,,a-t,.
of the neon,a in 4bo roro;n;,o no,,,,;n.
shall he toian frouo ,,,an, ,,3 ,;-an =.
1niya.e coYnorstion for nrivato nnrnos,
How can tho State Of M;ch;,,n 1.v a,
amendment of ,,,a cone+;tntion 1ar,i;,a
debt now void. not 80 AGAINST the State of
N;chioan Int aoa;nvt t,,a r-,,>o-t, of +ho
rconle of particular eonnt;aa and t,wrs
The people of Michigan NAV. bv conxt;tn.
tioual amendment. crea,a a Stair ,,p,. hut
can thew create a nr;votc acl,t fron, ore
1,eryon to another Tba fnrtbact tho,
this most danverons ,,octr;ne h,a 20,
been carried hns ,,a.n tl,t a ,no;,r;tr ~
those Who are to l,e ,aYed to nav tha ,1.ht
may ro,e tba e,,,,scr;,,,;nn. hi r. -;,,. -
vora b.a ~, ;a.,ar.,,, .a.G.o,, :. ,1,s.ss
,sho wo,e to 1,e inn,anaa u-;,1 ,ha da,t r.
ia norr ,,,nosaa r. s,,1,,,;t -, H., s,.., ~
, 1870-08-01

The last number Of tho London Ecouo-
mist prints the following interesting table,
showing the effect Of tho present war u,
depress the public securities of various na-
tons, It does not include German, Aus
Eian, Dutch, and Belgian securities, be-
cause those are not dealt in at the London
Stock Exchange:
1INSEn FnEEIGN sTDckS AND SHARES. 1STwEES
July ANDJCLr 1a,
, 1870-08-01
INDIANA


ISIl4SAIDL1s, JuIE 1N--Thf exhibition Of texttt-
fai!s. ~ it held in this city nrxt week, prum,s.s
TO lf clra1 s1lcecss- i large number OF inYnces
OF rnt+. have aiTta'ly been received, anu ary vel
COMING The cotton AMI w0oen nlachtucrr On
eShit'Iinn L OF the lAtest Improvement Eyrrv
1arl!tF 4 aEnte.l The contributors to make an ex
cc}leni display ot fabrics Of every tiesc.jplio:.
anH Ihe machinery usctl In ma1nfactur-
iton. The exposition will he lor,ns1Iv
olene'! On Tuesday, August 2. Many Of onr
a''tsy' s-.s may he exrec1c.li The srailc sale or
Eoode and machinery VIII lake rl4re On FTittay
Mrrrhsnfs, manufacturers, and The public Eener-
ally, ART Cortially nTeI 10 he Present TIE nrpss
EtEc'al are requested to e1tenl I'LL. tnyi.ti.u,
thfonFs sheir columns ns far as practicable
, 1870-08-01

\ Nam md F1I~ Vile Fautsd Dead in
1hcsr HooHt%-.A Joint Spree the
rIuhnblC cause.

Hum The Philadelphia Telegraph, Ju.y &c.
Twn deaths occurred ear1v this morning. I'M
der rather suspicious circumstances, in i tsn-
eu,ent house in tho northern part Of the city.
i man and his wife we're both found dcs;i in
their own room. Hith no apparent cause for
The occurrence, they having becn seen in an
parently good health on the evening r1er;,rts
Tie 1,lan'H name Wa. John Gallagher. Ifo
vas III Itithman, znl dnl not do austlin- in
particular frr living, having lost one Of his
handt. Iii. wife uas hard-working woman.
and hns generally horne the reputation OF be-
ing temperate. She worked ont hv tie lav,
did washing, cleaning. and the ike. aul rup.
room on the hack Of the third tionr OF No, Cog
Sw9nsou street, in the Third ward.
4 little girl living on tue premises states
that Gallagher wAe Eeen at the front door lakt
evening, In good health; bat some Of the
other occupants Of the building sag that he
was about the houee, but waa hot well. beiag
overcome With the e3erti1u OF moving theiE
household effects o.. last Thursday. when they
moved into tic present quarters, after being
turned out Of hou.e near Wafer and Dock
streets. This possible sickness might show
cause for the death Of the n.u. but the fact
that both the man and the wuulan we're found
dead at nearly the rAn.e time cannon 70 easily
be accounted for. The woman vas known 10
be ia coed hea1tll, strong and hearty. and
without complaint. Officer Mccullough, in
whose beat tho hoase y situated. wS in
formed t9la HoIni1e ~ ua a, sne oeaens naa taken
pi3ec. ana T-"eo .ue s!.o.'
thei! thisd-sfors room. Ahu tne woman deal
on the noof' taeah6 ~ .ne ptne5 atteenon from
the man. y esn5u I'm Aetae parity nl!ed
with wh!skey vas found On trunk near the
bod: The officer 1mmed'atesy gave orders
that n9tninS vas 10 oc dt.51foe1. and tale-
E1arhed TO the coroner 70 '19la N inquest:
he inquest VAS 10 10 held At soms TINA
du1anE the morning. but until taa result Of
that In made kno"n = trne statement OF the
facts OF the case cannot 10 mt'ie.
On visiting the epot ttlis morning the bodies
were found As described Ihe hou'c is tlnee
etcr'er n heie6t. aud n every nom Is one en-
tire family. ano not'e III .he tauauaes are very
en,all l'y ANY m-sh3- Ice hou-e Is in the
filthy condition usual To such Pi:css. aad the
strong aud unpl .assns o1ofs that greet the
nose Of the Sl-ttof arc anything hut pleasant.
The Ea1ious inmates OF the honse have tiif-
fe1ent stories Of the occurrence. fto:7 wticl.
il il hmoet impossible tn Esean ono which
will combine the pin ipI f4ers of
all The landlady OF the house. living
On the first toor. slys that abe had no
knowledge Of anything connected with the af-
fair until about s., o'c1ock this morning. when
SONS one cane down stairs and told her th.s
, 1870-08-01

ter, seriTp machine, a ppoveable comb hive,
I straddle-rov cu]tiyator, hay derrick, etc.,
il liable 10 tho person holding the patent Of
the principle, and may, or may not, use the
several devices patented by others. Under
these devices the farmers have been swiniled
out ~ ,ni1lon. ~ ;3o1I,rn- Thesa cases ma
go common that it i, ouly necessary to call
attention 10 the fnct to nut farmers On their
guard. In ea.e of the Co1tef coul.er, each
plowmaker pays a sovaity Of fifty cents for
each coulter. and uses Lis own device and
form OF posturins. The one used in this shop
is the moet simple that have seen.
Attached to this plov factory is large
foundry. making their own csstinzs. aud also
the castinea for the Victor Scale Company,
that is doing very extensive business, and
also doing general custom work.
Ny next call v1s at the old plow works Of
Demeut / Co., now F, K. Oryis Il Co., Mr.
Dement, having eope into the hnx-dsessiug
buaiuesa This IL Arga shop, in mast re-
spccts uinil11 to the other, and sending out
excellent work. I should have stated that
neither Of these shops make riding or walk
ing cultivAtors, being devoted To plows and
double shovel cultivators.
THE TAX Mills
we're next in order, two Of which arc in full
operation. They pay the farmer alO ton for
the rotteti fax straw, or 60 for that uurotted.
The straw is brought in in bulk like h.r;
5000 tons OF this straw is worked IN 1t esch
mill, making 500 OF tlax to the ton Of stray.
After the tax IL t,reshed it il spread out for
totting. and when rotted. r1ked mn with
common Hire raka and lo.ded liza har
and hauled to the mill. at The mill it is FIRST
run through the brake and then into tha
seutchlne mill, and then through machincs
similar to those for cotton. though ,he sn;n-
ming frames are eon,eghat different. It in
made into a cosnse thread far weaving into
s.ckiur for COTTON h.lcs. D,ment = Joroa,a
own one of these mills. and Rave tvo othars
one at Warren and one N Ann1a nirer Tba
two last shin the n,.n,red a.- =, h.1os
to this ahop for spinning. Tho othar
mill is ovnca he ~, ~ co,-
onal Dement anil tvo or ,h,aa ot,,a,
,,,-t;es A, ,-.ssut ~. hr.;,a.z - 49,. ss*
i..b,a AZ s,ct;no ia vo,tr t,rsn,r-saroa s,n.a
, v,,d NJ s,.e;ne, ro,,n = na,- ss.., - 80.
inn, ia m.st;t,,t.5 a. + A. .,rs -, 49, -se
erxrea atnut half A TIM of tim str,v thra AL.
inc a sm,11 v.1na to rho d.. r-,n ya,- ~.
and W,r,en a,w 1.-oa ,r,,ha- ~ e,,s. ~
flax. soyn for the sead and str,w s,ma
f,rrns are ncar1v r,cvo,ct7 N II Viii, ot,o.,
Will haye nothing tn IN viii, n srho cr.,,,
uakce auick re,urua. and II tho land ia r;ch
and free Of weeds psrs verr we'll
On the a.rDe strae+ md ra;nc v,to- +>,,-.,
ia thu
Fsrrrryo y.crony
Of Godfrey 4 N,ste,a- Tn;s enn,ov. >,,,rt
eighty females shon17 ,,,va st.t,d ,t,t tha
small boys. Tnentv-fva thona,nd nonnaa ~
u,a, .nd an nm r,,r5. ~ a,tto- 49,.
-, fr,, A. t~ 49, ~
eA1eA '4on 'nc neeea @ao oAle
anu fent out III tbs form OF
knit goods. The cotton gives eoftoess aud
strength to the goods tlat wool alona coula
mt In aud ,.,,;fa ,,,,;,, t.,,, .a,o a,s;x.h,.
for hose and underwear, they can be sold
, 1870-08-01
The Coming Eircssofs~-Sc-ro u,,~-
S1Ffrr AFrr+sest

NASHVILLE July sn.-The judicial election o.-
ours next Thursday. supreme. and circuit Tu,I-,.,
Ihanctlhr aI!i Magistrates arc 10 he caostn'
There Il considerable excitement IN the COUNTY
o. " cEa!'e:inssllp, for which neSton,, KaIt-
nsF Of ter Legislature In 1861, dsquaitneti hv the
Fourteenth Amendment. rrsscaull!atea
Dick Hamilton. cnlnrrts. wi+ rrrEt.d here tnis
nfterncnn charged with thr mEr Ter Of 1IaIi Ifay
wh::r nan- liz confessed the crime, aud wss
ccMniItteti for trial '
, 1870-08-01
spain.

EapEtp, Ju1s 7o--Ws,l= l; ts,sea!e,, t1a; France
asked Spain to form Treaty Of alliance, |, is sa,l
that oiozaSa has already committed himself to tc
project. and nE1e.i lts rroprtety here
me departure from Madrid Of Mon.pensier Is
coEtradlcted.
y comn'tsee Of Republican Deputies Of the
Cortes, yeste1tay, decided to support tue demand
1or prompt reunion OF the Cortes to definitely c.
tab1lsh the constitution.
The minors that Ministerial changes arc co1-
templased art eont1adlcted.
The. Permanent Committee OF the cortes, ap
pointed before the adjournment Of the last ses-
Sion. viii meet to-nnzruw, to decide on the time
Tor the meeting Of the next session.
, 1870-08-01
The Hartford l. Eric Rn1Iroud fu.
junction.

Bes7oS. July sn-Defore The Naaz,ctn..,.ae
Vfene Cont tn-day. a bearing commenee,l ,,,o,,
,ny x'e1 e. ''E 5s. IT.. u esuisJ enjonlag toe Hat
authority OF tne STATE OF CONNECTICUT an,i a.tina
tss aEnotn,ment nf Permanent receivers Of he
loaa t,. aGfsn;; snc prt'tnx sutt Counsel on bofu
s'teS agreed TO the proposition, and the Can't
roftInuttl the matter until MONDAY. when re-
cetyers Will probably te aprotnt45t ~'f "1teo Ae-
, 1870-08-01

Derasmcnt. proposes to improve tho fostncations
Of the city.
The Fope's chaplain h2s gone to Paris, to re-
ceive the Canadian defenders Of the Pope.