Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 10, 1875, Page 6

10. 1875.—~TWELYV THE BLACK HILLS. No Gold Found upen the Bed-Rock. As California Joo Says, “This Ain't Ko Poor Man's Digin's, This Aint.” About Five Hundred Miners Already in the Hills, The Secrecy and Mystery Connected with the Scientific Party, A Blast at the Military and tho Indians, The Hypothetical Mining Region a Splendid Cotntry for Stock- Growing. Spsent Cirresmondence of The Chicasn Tridune, Brack 1ins, Juno 24— Now that tho gush and enthusinem that followed tho poritiyo dis- cosery of gold on French Creek havo abont ealmed down, tho peonls walk about quiotly, and ask each other if ansthing new has turned up; and usually follow this up by, *What do vou think about this asa mining country, any- how?" One witl reply, “It don't amount to anything, bit wo may find fomething you." An- othor will ray, *Well, I'm hanged it Iknow what to think.” 8till another will answer, wThis wholo country will Lo dug over and washod ont, but no poor moan will bo able to do it." Fvery one, however, b an opinion, sud it only noeds n toddy or Lwo to get at tho aab- elance of it in tho greator nuwber of in- sances, Tho opinions diffor, of courwo, aud ail kinds of thocries nro advanced, each tending to show that the author of the thoory is {ho man whom Inserutablo Providence has in- flicted with gonius, Ono thing agroed npon is, that N0 GOLD 18 FOUND ULOK THE NED-ROCK, You can wash ont colar from tho grass-roots down througli rel clay and gravel; but, when yonreach tho bedrock, yon will find nothing. No exception to this rule hns yet beon diecov~ erod. From this fast, the theory Is advanced by some, that the goldis n recont wash that fa ull washedout. Iy others it in said that it is witsh from what are Low blind lodes, that can only bo discoverod by remoing tho dobris of ek nod sl from the rides of the mountains. Cousidaring that not enc-linndredth part of tho Tilack Ihilis bas beon etplored, all this sounds lizo maniacal 1aving. Alont s correet ot orinlon as it wonld be pos- siblo for any ona to venlure wag expressed by old srnia Jog, yesterday, Joo nud two other minerz wero titting o the ragged adgo of & prospect-holo, resting themsolves while ono of Lo party was telling about A TULL-DOG {liat o fellow by the namo of Lip Johnson owned ia Novadn, This bull-dog,” this prrty snid, + took grost delight in tryiug bis tecth ou almost anythiog: in fact, ho wasn't particnlar what ; Y twas wien enveless about it, snd liko fe not Wutld toima n mottthicd or Lwo out of somelredy's Jem. Johnson domod e this dog, but notndy cips did, and tho dog weu in , danger ¢f being porforated. Jnhnsun's ingenuity came to the 1escue of b dog Tio called thres men out of & pit, and got them 10 Lend down & largo limb o that the dog conld Juston o it, and then, all letting it go at onco, tho deg would sosr up toward tho sky, beauti- il This was lota of fun for s wiulo; but tho diggings werew't vory good, and thore waen't any shootin' and cuttin'y nor nothing: o they ot to bendivg dowa Jargor limbs, and sendlug the dog higher and higher up, but nover suc- ¢oeeed in mnking tho dog let go bis bold, nally Johason said he'd gov what for a jaw tho o bad, suyway. Bo ho called ont soven men, and, making them Inriat tho top of a epringy ironwaod tree, they hent kb down and gave tho dog a hold, Up went tha dog fall 30 soet iuto tho air, abovo the top of tho tree ; but down rattled liko bail-stones o hatfal of teeth. The dog come down all right, but wag alittle gfpgptic like for s fow dayu.” T broko i on this touchingnarrative by ssking \Joscph tho usnal interrogatory nbout prowpocts, cte, **Woll, you see, that's plenty gold here,— ‘lm.n of it,—but tho trouble I8, 1t's ixed up with such A APLL O A B13MT 0' DIAT. £ you lot peoplo como in horo, it won't be two Imouthy bafore you'vo got 2,000 mon here ; but, of thoy dou't find nuythiog richer thaa this, thoy /il boukinniug out o’ tis,cunsin’ tho country far 1nore than it's worth, ‘Iien somo of thoso fol- Hows who have monoy will como along, aud dig ditches, and take thoir time washin', aud will ‘mnko a good thiug. Lut this aln't no poor man'y dipggin's, this ain't. Dut nobody's had timo ter ok arcund yet, 1 tumed aud lett the old rooster as rovoron- | jtialiyas it lo wero o propuiet; and T have great {rearau to beliove that o s protty ear righe. All |that is known about gold in thd Bluck Hills iv szeferrad to the ustrow valley of Fronch Creek. iMr, Jenuey's party of miners started ou » pros- {pecting tulir on tio 26th, and will b gous eight days, | Dr. McGillionddy 8 aliu absent, qonking o topogeaphical Burvoy of tho jeountry sontheast of the vrosent camp, 'Tuu ofticers of Slie cscors amuso thomsolvos I Ly watehing the mining oporatious, aud washing juitt with their own hauds enough gold to send to phuir fricuds Yast as samples, llardly a day pavses bub wo aro viute] by wrofraslun hower, jilnt keopy tho \"nns groen and tonder. ‘The meo who pugsed the last winter bero say that |they bud only ono beavy fall of snow durlug tho ‘wholo wintor, and tuat was In April, when Capt. 'Blix romoyed thom to Fort Li\aue. B0 mwuch hag byen ssid about THE BEADTIZS OF TUL COUNTRY that 1 om slmost alwald Lo touch this eubjoct. © Asido from ita mineral ro- jhources, it Las fully 200,000 acres of plae- tuuber land, all of which must he intended to compenssto for tha baro, bloak \pralnics to the onst and south, This timberalona "1# worth oilligns of dollaza, This 1 aldo & graz- {ng country, ‘Ihousands of cattlo perish durivg fwinter ou tho pleing, not so much ou account of cold us un accopnt of tho severe storias of wuow aud wind that swocp with reslstlos fury over tho level plain, 1lere, in theso beautiful, grassy valleys, with plenty of water, walled in by tho Tocky Dills, coverod with heay, pinos, you can *keep your stock sectiro from the blaste of tho plan, The wind can alward hoard _soughing far up wmcng the brauclies of the pines on iho hill-tops, but wo poldow have it blowing } 1 tho valloy to stais our tont-tlies to tiappiug. o far as good grass, good and abundaut water, s and tho best possible’ nutural protection from thie storns are concerncd, thid 1 with sutticlont force L TR BENT STOCK-<IROWTN( COUNTRY . that it has over beot my good fortune to eeo. “There way bo some drawtaeks that nuthjug but ‘timo will develop; but, ut dirst sight, wisn lh:umhxl prospect. ) ‘A smalt party of citizen-miners, with Califor. ,nis Joe, bayo goms to tho northwent Lo prokpect ieomo nch indwstions that wore soen by the siwall poaty who tlost orossod Lo Yitls fzom tho et A'pasty of thirty miners arrived from Choy- euno, via Fort Laramio, yestorday. They Lrought fanr wagony, heavily loaded with provisious, aud came tiroagh from Fort Larauio in mx days. ‘Another party, of 150 winers, with quite a num- ber of wagons, crossed the North Platte River, %5 miles above Fort Laramio, on tafts. When they first comucnced crossing, and had got four wiagony aeross, the raft got looso and tloated duwn o she forry at Fort Larawlo, which was 16 first intimation that tho troops had that thy minery were crocsivg. A detachment of troops wan immedistaly scut in P“Xt‘l“'- ‘Lat, wheu thoy arived b the croesing, they found that the winers 1h|d bulg nvow rafts snd dis- appesre ‘Thay & wipected from ! thio weat aide nf Ll hilla within a week, Anotaer Jarty of 160 1 oxpected hero lo-morrow ; 80 thut in about & week there will Tns AVOUT 1IVE HENDRED MU 1 in tho Dlack iHible. In rn]\ly to b= quertion as 1o what 1h.oy woriid do if ths trops wero order- e to drive them aut, they said that they eould not resiet, 150 thoy ware & part of tho Governtent themaolves, and 80 was tho army : and it certainly was bad taste for pouple of ono < natln to come in coliimion wilhont tho most urgent reasons. ‘Thoir .ovly lops w that LY large number of minera would soon congregata Liere. an that tha tiovernment would recognize tho fact that they wero capable of protecting thenmwolvos from tha Tndians, and would lab thom remain. ‘They aro porfestly uixliu§ to tako thelr cliauces, if they are only atlowed Lo stas, . Ono of the most incomprohensible featurcs conuectod with tho aciontitic party e, the secre- cy and the mystery with which” Mr. Walter I Jounoy appeara auxions ¢ sirround Limaelf and his mining aesociates s the resilis of his winlng oxplorations, In fact, Lo saya that fio doron't want any of the solders arotid whila ho and his party aro prospecting. Why this st Yo one presnmos to know: Lt it cannob bo o part of i instrictions; for, i€ it was, ho would enly hayo to domand that the soldiers and citizend ba Kept awny, aud it would ba dane. Somo_1.eople ara malicious enotgh to think that ho wishes to find rich mines, and keop tham wocret until the country is open, and_tscn mako it a gott thing for hitnsolf. But this Us absurd, for Mr, Jennoy is & young man, and a recont gradunto of min- fug fehool, who 1ias his seputation tomake on thisocension, and lic cannot atford to do a thing of thia kind, that wonld so ceriainly Lo found out. Some insinunto tho possibilly of o coliurion on the part of Mr. Jouney And some of the gentiemen comprising the Department of the Interior., This canuot ba go, nulwss Mr, bauds of thoso partios at Warhington. 1lis roe port might in somo wa7 influonce afaira in rofarones to the Sious [udians: but what iy that to do with the amount of secrocy displayod ? No one knows., llowover, it makes but little Jifforcnce whother Mr. Jonney ssanta his actions kept secret or not, for tho minors nnd the sol- Jiora nre so inflated with conceit that thoy think they know almast na much about mining, and how to find gold, na Mr. Jonnoy does. Thoy fonnd gold two or threo daya hofore Mr. Jenney's party did, anid it only strengthoned thom in this delusion. Tho minory AN ALWAYS IN ADVASCE of tho troops mml scientmle party. =~ They pronpect tho country firet, aud wo follow in thoir wako. The soldiers, during their leisure hours, hnvn built o dam ncross Freuch Creck, aud are putting in & sluice box to tost tuo ques- tion as to whather or not it wul pay to mive in this_galch, Whon that selentific giant, Prof. Agassiz, _mado lis oxploration-tonry in tho West, he usunlly had every roldier and overy teamster and packer workitig for him, each and every ono eager to obtain something to prosent to that grost man, 1t might bo #o horo uuder other cir- Ccutnstances ; but, as it is, no outslder Ia suxions %0 givo Mr. denncy information, and Mr. Jenuoy #ecin to 10ziprocato tho ecatiment to tho extont of his ability. On tho whole, tho utmont pood- feelmye provails, and thero is no doubt Lut that jnstico will bo dono on all eides, and o true and corroct toport mada of the Black Ilills, ag far as the exploration extouds, Uuder the circumstances, it mav not be propor for us to grumblo sbout tho policy pruened by the Government toward tho mincrs, ospocinily as tho legaliy of tha swholo matter is & doubtful quovtion, It moroly looks to us somothing lika this: Horo 1s & " large tract of mountainous country, with the best grazing in tho world, with heavy forosts of pine, abouud- Ing in rick mineial doporite, the oxtont of which i unknown, allowed to lay waste and 1dio be- causo of tue PUETESDED CLAIY OF GAVAQES, who, fu January, 1574, deliberately whot down tho Indinn_ Azent's clerk at tno Ked Cloud Agency, and, neavly at tiio xamy time, murderad L.icut. Robinson, noar Laramte Peak, and who hayo been raiding on tho North Loup country, in Noiraska, during tho winter of the preseut yeat, aud now cap tho chimax by funning off 200 head of Lrood-mares from the Lurauio plaius, Whilo wo aro woll nwara that the baud of thieves who perpetrated this Inst outrago would bo severoly punishiod if caught, we aro also awaro that 1hey Liave been allowod to ropeat theso ruids, and 1o murder whita mon with impunity, without its being considored o violation of the Lreaty that 18 #aid to have cedad to thom this countey of the Black Mfills. That tho Government has heen - ablo to punish tho sulhors of tho Fort Pl Kearnoy maneacro, 1o one will deny. That it bay faiied to pumsh those Indiana who, whilo drawing rations on their rescrvations, bave ar- gavized raiduye parties and havo atolon stock and murdered settlors, fs ludisputable. Stif), ofter all thoko outrages, —tho claima of theso ravagos aro respectod aud nro counterl unforfeited. Bho Soux; who respect no authority but forco, 1ADaR AT A WHITE TEORLY, who exiet in mich numbers and shoy &3 much fonr of o forr Indiany, And is it nos humiliatiug that & Government aud a nation that foreign na- t1ons respoct sud fenr must virtually acknowl- ofen Chat it cannot protect its frontier from tha deprodations of unorganized bouda of pro- teudod friendly Tudinus? Is it not humiliating thot a peoplo who support an army that is al- wags roady to punish tho cuemics of ita conn- try will persistontly rofuso to let this army pun- ish those savago offonders for thoir ropeated of- fonioen, tut will williugly prostitute the army to sioh ase uson ny burning the wagoos aund property of mon who, without violatiug any other law, if oxclusion from this region bo'n law, st quiotly proceading to tha hilnck Hitls to battor thoir conditions in lifo? Tafuro 1o auhos of this burned property lins hal timo to cool, we raceivaid thue intolligenco that tho samo Ludiany whoso rights we are bound to ro- npect hava stolen 200 borsss, and that the troops cannot catch thom, and thoy muat go unpun- intied to repeat tho eama thing. 'Thus does this Aiberal and libaitv-loving country offor them amplo inducements to amnso themsslves and Dotter their conditions In hfe. Forty thousand dollare’ worth of firopnrw i eald to have been turnad by Capts, Mills and Walkor, Tiwonty or thirty thoussnd doilars® .worth of horascs Dboon stolan at the same timo by the Indisus, Bo far, the troops are aliead ; and, if this thing cantinues, the Indiany, with their white allics, will soon LESSEN THE AMOUNT OF TAXADLE IROPERTY in Nobpaska and Wynming. Wo are uob pro- pared to eay who1s yeaponriblo for tho:o out- rages, which we, in tho lunocence of our hiearts, Placo in the samo category: norare Wo saalicious cnough to say tist the brave oflicers wha burned the Gurdon outtit coustdored it ploasanter sud snfor daty than fightivg Indians, for ono of thom, at least, hns made a record on that score; but it does occur to ma that it would have reflected much more credit upon thoso oficory had thoy beon less prompt lu carrsing out the oxtrome mensuros consistont with their instruc. tions, Whilo a portlon of the army 18 engaged in tho diggraceful duty of burning the property of its citdzons, tho Indians are stealing Lorses aud lifting scklps 100 miners, wWho have oscaped both troops aud Indiane, aro busily ene gagod in prospecting in thoso Hills, Aute-datiug thoss ovenis about thirty days, a band of Choyeunos, that Lad broken frowg their reaervation in the Indlan Torritory, pushed thuir way north across tho Konuas Pacitle Tailrond to tho Piatte Luiver ; snd, thaugh thoy wero follownd by tho cuvairy that was started pursiit from overy diroctiun, they succeeded fn sunmng the gaunilot night through to tha Red Ctoud Agoncy, whore they soparated into small partivs, sud sat down to » complacent rest with tho Bioux, socure from any molestation from the troops, 'Uhie cavalry reachod tha Agency an hour Tater ; but 1t would niot do to sort out tho Chiey. onlneuiflzur somo of tho doar Sloux mightbe hust, s ¢ ALL YATOR ? Is it tha result of imbeaility or ignoranco ? The Indian question s a delicata thing to taudle, for it involves a great deal of money, aud suybhing that monoy csu bo made out of cannot ho caxilg vvorthrown, But this wantun buruing of property by tho troops must causo s Llush of shawo to suffuso tho chicuk of uvery houcst-hoartod oflicor who muy at any time be ordezod out to ropeat sach a disgraceful act. i S A ST, PAUL, Arrival of Mennonitos — Malicious Prosccution, 87, PaoL, Minn, July 9.—Vifteen car-loads of ‘Mennouites arrived hare last evouing over the Wost Wisconsin Iiailtoad, and wont on to-dsy to- wards Manitoba, tholr destination being the Pufforin and Beratchen * lliver Valloys, tu the Saukatcho countiy. Two babes wera boru on the train, and another was Luried befora their departure this mornivg. They took with thewm from here & large supply of provisions, wagons, etc., and will take sevozal handred hoad ©of cattle from the northern part of tho Blate, ‘Tha judicial iuvestigation into she case of Chester Kellogg, of Alichigan, agoed 74 years old, chatged with attempting to outrage a little girl, Lins shown that thure was uo foundsglon {or ths chargo other thau that, aftor having bonglt a baudiut of carnelisna from the child, o fright- eued ber by askiug for a kiss, Tho attampted prowscution i Usnouacd Ly thojpeople of Lake Jity s & shamoful proosduses Jouney's report. is already mado out, and in tho WASHINGTON. Tho Comptrollor Calls upon the Nattonal Banks to Report Their Condition, FivesDollar Notos of Cortain Illinois Banks t> Be Called In. Treasury Statement Showing tho Opera- lons of tho New Currency Act. Seoretary Bristow Explains tho Objeot of the Rooout Sale of Five Por Cents, Businoss of the Post-Office Depariment Increas ing Largely. s s . THE TREASURY, OPERATIONS OF THE NEW CURRENCY ACT. Spectti Dnavatel fo The Cicam 1 ribune, Wasmsotox, D, C., July 9.—The following atatemont ropresenta tho actual amount of out- standiug Natioual Banic notos on July 1 last, 84 comparod with the amount ontstanding last year, and shows the operation of tho now Curreucy nct: Natlonal Bk notes outstanding Jano 20, e e £319,%01,182 Nattonal ok nodew oubianding Jan By oo 331,80,008 148, saveat Natfonsl ink nolea outstan [ LAY Crecatatio 1874, Circula ) Actual dncreaso of vircalation .. Logattender motes deposited with_tho reamirer of theUnited Sinten sinve Juno 40, 1874, for Lo jurjoeo of retiring Na Honal Lank circulation Dalance of duporits of ta'that d [ 1,974, 26,523,057 Leaving, July Tegateniters tiow depoait= ol with the Treasurer by banks retiring their circulation. .. Louabtender notes withd Tatlon, ¥0 per_cent wjon § thonalclgenlation fesited u Jun 1, 1875, DAMAGE ALLOWASC Tho Secretary of tho Troasury will soon ssuo, in circutar foim, $he prucipal points of tho re- cent docision of the Attorneyv-Gaeral relativo to dawage-ailoswances at iutorior porta of entry wader tho immediste-transportation act. Ac- companying theso points will be & statement to tho offcst that tho Ticasury Denartment nce copts tho opinion of the Attornoy-Genoral, and that all customs officara will iuterprot tho law accordingly. 'The circular will bo fmmedialely sent to all ports. TREASURER NEW fully ostavlished in Lif new of- intonds to conduct it for o whils a3 if it wero a8 bauk, and then realin tho position. Tlo accepted tho trust Wit groat roluctauce, snd is ovidontly entorng upou the discharge ot Its duties withtho inten- tinn of managing this public oflice as iF it wero & succosaful privato busiuess enterpriso, DIED. D. G. Lobdall, Supervising Hpeeial Agent of tho Treasury Dopartment, died hore this morn- fug aftor o protracted iilnosy. Mr. Lobdell hus been iu tho Governmont #ervico for a third of o contury, and way tho oldest and most _expo- rionced’ cuntoms oftiecr. Ho is father of what iy 19,700,080 Trwh fram ciee 23,623 addis 0,223,420 ia gotting flcu.s 1o ways he kuown as tho bonded warohouso - 8yE- tom, and tus originator of tho prncipal fraturea of the present gystem of conducting Custom-foueo sbuslncss. 1io funugnrated tho business of tho Chicago Custom-1Touse, and hus always been tho best triend of thnt ofiico iu tho Depactment. o loaves quito o largo oatato. A young lad in tho Chicago Custom-ilougo 18 ono of hLis principnl Lieirs. Tho Solicitar of tha Treasury to-day makes an authunzed statement that no charges of any Laud twva heon tado agutust olt, present Chiet Clork of tiio Interunl Tovauuoe Bureat, aud it is 1ot underatood ot the Departmont why Iolt's namo should Lava boon conncctod with theso transactions. AVERY'S OASE. Thero havo hoen uo now oflicial developmonts to-day in relation $o tho chargos made agalust Chief Clerk of tuo Troasuty Avery. Hocretary Bristow hos recetvod no ofliclal {nformation of auy indictment, uor auy information whalever upon tho subject, oxcopt whot iy contained in aiTadivit of McGrew, and in Inttors from Uovern- ment officiala at St. Louis, Tho exact unturo of the documents which are &nid to exist is not Jnown, but thero is little doudt that thoy aro maimbnebially th esine op Liavo stready boet j0- dicatod in those dispatoties, Avery lias uot ro- signod, nor boon susponded, sud his friends persintently maintain his innaconco, MoGrew is #nbil o bo fuil of bluster, nud threatens to mako @xposttres which wiil bo ovou mora startling than tho originul exposure of the Whisks Lting. o claitms to o ablo to ruin thoe roputation of other persons high 1n oflicial stution. COUNTERFEITH, Flmer Washburn has ancceoded In arresting two coin countorfoiters iu Calitornia, and hus discoverwl in their possession & Jarge quantity of mulds and uatinisiied coitis, 2 VTHE NEW FIVE PER CENTS, Tho critlcisms vpon Heeretary Drintow on ac- connt of Lis salo of the now 5 par cout londs hiave been mado withont full undorstanding of ho facts or the law. Tho following s under- stood to bo Recrstary Bristow's viows of the caso : Tho bonds are now worth moro than par fn gold, but when Secrotary Boutwell parchasod tho bonds.lbey wero below Fuz. Tho law in- hibits tho paymont of more than par value for bouds. Tho Becotary hay o take caro of tho winkimg fund, ond is frnhibized by law from purchasing bonda at tho pricos for which -they can now bo obtained in tho markot. Ho bas, therofare, called thom in in the only nannor which tho statutcs allow. Pho Secretary considers that tho call-of the bonds is not & question of policy, but issimply & complianco with the law. [40the Aasecrated Press.) NATIONAL LANK WELUITH, Wanurxntos, 1, C,, July 9.—Tho Comptrollor of the lurrency hnwcalled upou the National Nanks for a roport showng thoir condition at tho closo of buninoss Woduesday, Juue 30. SUCCLEHFUL COUNTERFEUTS. Thoe Comptrollor dosires to retito all circulat- ing notes of tho donomiuaticn of &b of tho fullowing bauks, notes of that denominalion haviog_beon euccossfull conuterfeited : The Firat, Tbird, and Vradors” Natloual Banky, Chi- cago; First National Lauk, Lsxton, 1. ; First Natiousl Bauk, Cantoo, 1. Nutional Banke throughout the country sre roquestod to return all tho notes of theso banss of the denomina- tion of &b to tho Treasury for redemption, au no adiitionnl insucs of this denomination will horoafter bo issued to these banks., —— NOTES AND NEWS. TLE DETECTIVE DIVISION OF TIE PENSION BUREAT, Suecial Drapateh to The Chicago Tribune, Wasiisotox, . €., July 9.—C. F. Baldwin, of Mt. Veruon, O., lato Spocial Agout of the Poet- Ofiico Department, bas been tonderod by Alr. Atkinson, the Commiasioner of Tongions, the position of Chiief of tho Speclal Service Division iu tho Pepsion Burosu, Mr. Taldwin has ac- copted the position, and will jmmediately onter upon the reorganization of tho forco, which is contoraplated by the Commissioner, Baldwin brings to his now placo a long experionco as one of tho most efficlent ngonts of tho Yost-Oftice Depuriment. [T the Ansociated Press) THE DEER MAXUPACTURERY' LICENSES, Wasinyotox, July he boer manafactar- ers who had taken ‘out €100 licenses to manus factaro beer, and find tho quautity manufactured by them required only a licenso of §50, made an application for a refund to that amount. ‘The nnstor belng referred Lo the Fitst Comptrolter of the T'reasury, that ofticor fnds nothing in the 1aw allowing such a refund, and docides in op- povition to the spplioation. 'The mauufscturers will contest tho point in the courts, DRLANO, Searotary Dolano returned to his daties at the Iuterior Department this moruing. TOBTAL MATFERS, Tha roports Just made Lo the Third Asalstant Postuaster-Uioneral show a very In;go incroase iu the business of the Poet-Ofico Departmout, The sales of postal-cazda have increasod 18 1-16 per contum, "Tho straw biddora on the mail contract on the line betweon New Orleans and Vicksburg aro vibg tho Postmaster-Goneral a groat doal of roublo. The Now Orleans & Vicksburg Com- pany seoms o bo“In_leaguo with them, 8 It Ly declined an offer of #27,000 to carry the mdls between thewo two polnts, ‘To-day ?Dutmuln- Genorsl Jowoll increascd this offer to $39,800, ;l.-r. bomy tho largest sum bo can give under the B, g s SUICIDE, Speciat Dispatch (o The Chicago Triduns, Mapisox, Wis., July 9,.—One Michael Datris, formerly & prosposous farmer of this county but of Tato sears living In thin city and given to difirk, and swho has been wild drunk for soveral dnye, was arrested this morning and lodged in Jail, Within two hours, durmg vhich time hin coll wan visited twico, he lung himself with & Yot fatoned to s bunk In hin coll, aud whon the turnkoy wont to hus cell ho waa found doad with his knees nearly toucking tho floor, His Wife, who had complainod in order to get im wntlor reatraint snid awny from liguar, took on torribly, and swooned whien she hoard of his sad end, Dernotr, Mich,, July 9.—At a_lato hotr tnat night n_Corman uamed Fred Webber eut hin throst with o ragar, and simest sovored his head from hin boay. Tliero was 8o kuown roasou for tLodeed, TIIE CROPS, LOUISIANA. New Orleans Fimes, July T, Not since tho War has tln cosst or della ro- flon oxhibited mo cliserful & prospect. Abund- ant rains, duelng 8 poriod which last yoar wan characterized by on nuinterrupted dronghit of nosrly two months, bave gven o vordant and apring-liko huo to tho fioles, the trece, and tho ehrubbery, Indecd, 8o far a8 tho color fs con= cernod, it would scem that in Lhe midst of May, tho month of buds and cponing vogotation, rathor than in mid summer. Now howeser the erops nro noarly maturad, aad yob Btill woar the aspect of vigarous youth. “Iiere has not beon sinco the War,and searcoly within tho recollection of tao oldest plauter, 80 fine a corn crop. 'Che experienco of lask year hroved a govers larson, Faw planters produced all their foed, Eloncotheunormous drain ubon tho South for cérn, oats, ani pork, When corn Toso to 90 conts & busbol, which it did beforo the planting scaron, our steaitencd planters bogan to npprecinte tho importarco of Leeding tho counsel we liayo #0 often given, to rajso their own ** feed.” Tenco the lorgely increased acra ayo of onrn—wiuch han siroady npeued, and will soon bo fit for use—that everywhero glad- denss the oy, all through the deits, and on tho Tnghiands. This corn will tot be gathered Ina whit too soon. 'Tho mules, 1o heavily worked in barring off tho cano, indicate in theic condition tho want of this nourishing sl iuvigorating food. From lack ol money, onr lantors are howding them up on half ratfons untit tho now corn cau ha gathered. It is, lowever, & drawbnek on them to havo to subjoct this animal to such Lardships, bt the naturo of our crops, this yonr #o forward aud heavy, will not adimnit of any Telaxntion of that indispensabla Jabor, Assum- ing it a8 o certoluty that our planters will pro- duce all tho corn thoy will need for consump- tion, the prospects of this gosson in every brauch of ngricultural production, especially of cotton and sugar, are exceedingly oncoutaging. At presont rates, tho profits upon this industry promise to bo largo. Producing our food, wo ahall nio longer bo compallod to clpher closoly to feo if the wholo valuoe of theso products Las not beon swopt off to the North or Weat to pay for the supplien which wo have drawn from thosa sections, Wo shall noy havo a balatco to onr credit, whichi 1s_more thian can be raid of othor depnnlmunu of industry and the omploymont of capital. 1oWA. Spenal Dispateh to rrf‘a Chicaan Tribune. Stovx Crry, In., July 9.—1t commonced raln- Ing yostordny aftoernoon and rained stondily oll night. If the rains coutinio the corn crop will bo materially injured. S i nES = THE WHISKY FRAUDS. CASES AT MILWAUKEE, Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. Mrwauee, July 9.—Libils wero flled o tho United Btates District Cowt to-day sgaivst afl tho distillorics seized, to retover the amount of their bonds, as follows: Robort Kiewert and surotics, £30,000 and ©40,000; Loopold Wirth and surotios, 832,000; Christisn Guenther oud Burotios, $25,000 snd $82,000; Francis isergon- thal and surcties, $20,000; Honry Shantield and eurelics, $25.000 and €34,000; Charles Gran nnd surgties, §40,000 and 911,100, Judgo Dyer made nn order on distillers and Tectittors to-doy for tho production of their books inn Court to-morraw morning, in complianca swith tho decision rendered yesterdsy, Informations .wero alwo fHod against the distillors for assess- monts on illicit whisky, and several dintiilerics wora soized atrosh aud hooded on thie chargo. AT MADISON, WIS, Speeial Dixpateh to The Chicaso Tribuna, Manisox, Wis., July 9,—Acting undor dircc- tions from Bupersisor Heodrick, of Milwankoo, Gou. Muenden, Tinited ftatos Rovenuo Collector for this district, to-doy soized sovoral thoueand dollars worth of spirits which in various shapes, g whisky, brandy, bittors, snd othetwiso, hiad boon sbipped from Milwaukea without. having paid the Government tox, and was traced hora by oxamination of books snd other information ‘obtalned in Milwaukeo, It waa in tho handas of oight or ten parties, the largest amount being nincteon barrels with s wholesalo grocery ostabllshmont, The _ holders claim ta bave purchnsed it at full pricos inuocontly, supposing it steaight, and bhave latel beon presied for payment, either with' endly or wnte, tho latter to bo transforred to third parties, and so ovade the law which 1wakes dobts for spirits which Lave not pald tax uncollpotable, Muss of the stuff came from Riudskopf Drothers', Two teams and half s ddozen men wore busy a good pat of tho day col- lecting it for storage in tho Unitod States build. ing, If coafiscatad tho holders have no romedy excopt suing tho sellers, ---- ’ CASUALTIES, ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE “ NON-EXPLOSIVE.” Speaiat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. Davexront, Ia., July 0.—Last cvening s little girl aged 10 yoars, daughter of Patrick Doylan, in Wost Davenport, attempted to kindle s fire with kerasone, 80 that Lier father's suppor might bo roady when ho returned from work. Thore bolng coals in tho grate, tho flamea naturally tollowed the oll atream, oxploding tho ca, aod sotting tho obild's clothing ou firo in an instant. Bho ran shrluking from the houso, and the neighbora hurried to her. Whon her olothing was extinguishiod eho waspast hopo, 1er brosst sud abdomen woro litorally burned to a eriap, and lier back, hands, arms, and logs wero blis- terod; yet sha lived till yosterdsy morning, whou doath cawo to hor reliof. RUN OVER AND KILLED, Bpecial Dispatch to T'he Chicago Tribune, CixciNxam, 0., July 9.—Willism Gerlmier, section bosa on the Mariotts & Cinciunati Rall- rond, was killed by s gravol tralu at Cummins. vitlo to-day. Specral Dispatah to The Chicago Tribune, WaLts, Ind., July 0.—At 10 o'clock to-day James Dunn, » section band, while walking slong the Graud Iapids & Indlana Bailroad track, got caught in tho cattlo guard, from which hio was unable to extricato himaelf, and was run ovor by tho express tralu going morth, It is supnosod that e was futoxioated at the time, Coroner Wobb hold an lwluout. sad a vordict was rondered in accordanco with the factd. EAST BAGINAW ACCIDENTS, Bpecial Duapatch to Tha Chicago Tribuns. EAsT 8A01NAW, Mlich,, July 9.—An employs at MoGrow's mill, named Trombloy, was strusk by a splinter from a flying eaw last night, and his skull was crushed, bis shoulder dislocatod, be- widgs sustaining othor Injurles. A 18-yoar old child of Frederick Calo, or Bag- fnaw City, was found doad in bed this mornivg, baving evidontlysmotherod, CARRIAGE ACCIDENT, Spectal Dispalch 43 T'ha Chicago Tribuna, Moxxxs, 1U., July ).—Last evoning tue little #on of Alr. ‘Fhorpo Desgly foll from a sulky and rrohmnm. Tho srm will require amputs~ 100, —— THE INDIANS, ' FIGHT IN DAKOTA, Speetal Dusvaleh to The Chisage Tridune, fiopx Ci7y, Is, Juno 9.~On tho Oth losty 100 ITodisos, supposed to be Brule Bious, at- tacked the Ponca Agonvy. As tho suthoritios had boon warued of the contemplawed attack, troops were siatiogoed there todefend tho Agency, The rosutt of tho fight was that tho Indians weso ro- pulsed, o fleld-ploos in the Lands of tho poldiera turbing tho tide of battlo agsnst the Indlsue, Beveral of the lattor were reported killed. No soldiers wers killed or serionaly wonnded, Itis stated bere t0-dsy on good authority thay tho Government is fitting out an expedition to go to the Black llm ring the nigers who are now st cmhofit pvmh&mkvgn 8o Governmenh FOREIGN. The Carlist 'I'roops Meet with Addltlonnl Reverses, Farther Reports of Damago by the French Inundations, Meotlng of {hie Emperors of Austrin and Rossia (n Bohemin, Progrosa of the Bussian Bxpedition in Qen- tral Asia, . SPAIN. TIE RETREATING CARIISTA, Mipmw, July 9.—Oficial dispatches repark that the Carlist Gon, Dorregaray, alter roaching tho Villages of Augues and Casbas, at the foob of Mount Guara, between Finosces snd Jacs, guccoeded in outering tho Toltsus District in Aragon, noar tho Pyrences, Threo brigades aro activoly humuln? him. Thoe Imparcial aays Don Carlos and atafl have hurriedly docampod trom Trovino. Mapnip, July 9.—The Alphonmsta relleved Vittoria and ontored tho clty on Wednesday, Tho Carlists hayo been dofeated at Trevino with a'loes of 400 killod aud sixty prisonors. They nto retreating to tho northera part of Alava. — FRANCE. IMPENDING FLOODS, Pazts, July D.—Tho wators of tho Rhone aro rising and inundations aro fearad, Pant, July 9.—Tho Town of Liscaux and vi- cinity, in tho Departmont of Calvados, has been damaged by inundation to tho amouut of 2,000,- 000 france, MOSUMENT TO TREOPHILE GAUTIEB. Panis, June 24,—To-day at 2 o’clock » monu- ment crected to tho memory of Theophile Gau- tior was lisugurated ot the Cometery of Mont- martre. Notwithstanding tho rain, o groat many litorary men, artists, and sculptors were prosent, inoluding Arsono Houseaye, Camillo Doucot, Cabane, Ziem, Alphonse Daudet, Paul Dourica, Vacquerio, Chasseriaux, Comto Zamioaki, pod Paut do Sajut Vietor, M. Theodore de Danville pronounced a discourse eulogizing Gantior's pooticsl imagivation, Tho absence of tho actars and actressea of Parls, a8 woll a8 tho theatrienl managors, was much commented on, for Gautier wns well known as o clever and just dramatic critic. ———— RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA, THE MEETING OF THE EMIERORS, ViExxa, Juno 23.—Tho meoting of the Em- poror of Auatria with tho Emperor of Ruesia in Bohemin in quito spontaucous. ILwasprompted by that friendship and jntimacy which hos eprung up betwoen tho two Monarchs sinco, after long eatrangement, thoy met sgain as frionds at Berlln and lator at Vionoa and Bt Peforsburg. It is not tho result of any plauning, bnt it comes about, as it wero, by itself. Arctiduko Allrecht oun his way to tho Freuch seastdo went to Jugenheim and to Ems to convov tho affoctionate greetiugs of lis im- porial nophew to tho sovereigns of Russia aod Gormany. Both return tho act of friendly court~ euy, the Emperor of Ttussia by goiog out of hia way to moet his friend the Emporor of Austria in Dohonna, whilo the Gorman Emporor maked tho detour by Ischl to go to his curo in tho Laths at Gastoin, Ia accordanco with this the eeting of thio two Emperors in Bohomin will bo without any ofiicial coremonv. Ouly a small enlto will accompany the Emperor of Austris. Inatead of returning as usnal by tho direct road through Germany, tho Czar “passes over tho railway which goes turough tho uorthwesterly {wmun of Dohomis, entoring the Austrian orritory by Lger and loaving it again at Dodenbach, ‘The moeting will bo held at Komotau, n smsli town, which is a point of junc- tlon of tho ratiway network fu that patt of Bo. hemia. ‘Tho ground over which the two Empe- rors will travol bogether is that on which tho alliod armies in 1813 fought togothor apalust Napoloon I. The day s not fixed as yot, but tho manager of tho Dox Lodenbach line, which will be tho one used, bas recoived intimation to have an flgmn train roady for Thursday next, al- thongh tho probability 15 that tho Czar will only Jeave on the 26th. No Ministers are to accom- pany tho sovoreigna. June 24. According to presont srrangomonts, tho meoting of tho two - Emporors in_projocted for tho 28th inat. The Caar Is to rench on tho morufug of thut day the vorthwestern trontior of Tohemia at Welpert, not, sa it was ot first ex- pected, at Egar. o is to arrive In 1{omotau at noon, The Lmperor of Austris la to leavo Vieuna on the night of the 27th, and go by rail. way to Komotan, where hio will join the Czar aud accompany him to the northeast frontier of Hohomis, whera the two Sovoreigns part, the Czar golng on to Warsaw, and the Emperor of mm going by Prague, Budwels, snd Lins, {0 N CENTRAL ASIA, THE BUSHIAN EXIED ‘: Brrury, June 25.—0n the 11th of May, the Russian Lxpedition, accompanied by Herr von Woeinberg, the chlof of the Turkeatan Diplomatio Chancellerie, arrivod at Karshi,tho Ospital of tho Principality of Hissar, Thoy wers courteously recelvad by tho Ameor and one of his sons, who Pacts ss Dog of tho town of Kermipo. The Amoor readily pormittsd the mombaers of the oxpedition to vigit overy part of hia dominion, cautioning them, howevor, that the conntry betweon Hisesr nod the Amu was vory unhealtly, and that tho nelghborhioods of Blhurvat and Rorki wero infested by Afghsn robbers. At Aman, on the 17th of May, Herr von Welnberg was to lhava gone to Bok- nars, tho military and sciontifioc mem- bors of the cxpedition intending to procesd to Cussr _to reconnoitro the msin road londing from Bokhara to aisun, and fur- thor on to Bhiroost, on the Amn, snd to Dinsau and Rogar, in tho eouthern valleys of Tisear. The éxpedition wers in Lopes of being able to traverso and inapeet the um?fa Principality from Talsnn to Kulyab and Baldjuan, and from tho Hissor _hills to the mouth of tho Burkhob, Lieut. Vinshovski had mmg}oled an accurate wap of tho rosds betwoon Blislivisabuk, Kitab, and Kareli. Herr von Bohwarz had detorminod tha sstrohomical poeition of Bamarcand, Bhaar, and Karshi. ——— CERMANY. THOE RIOT AT RUEINE. Pamis, Juoo 24.—The rlot at Rholns, a town in Muaster, haa boen already montioned by telegraph. It pooms that aftor the polico had ordered tho inuabitauts Lo remove the flaga placod outaldo thelr houses as an Ullramontane domonstration, one on the church tawer ro- nained, the priosts alloging that they could not find anybody to take it down. In tho evening, maoreover, the church porch aud tho orucifix noar {t was iluminated, This attractod w large crowd, who began singing hymna ana glving cheers for the Pops. At 11 o'clock the Burgomsster read the Riot sct, and summoned tho mob to dis- pesse, but Lo was hustled, thrown down, and rocoived flvo stabs in tho back. A policeman who was with him was also ill-usod, Some Post- Oftioe employes sucoeeded in reaching him, snd carried him to an hotel, which was tharoupon polted with paving-sloucs to an accompsnimant of hymus, choers for tho Popo, and threats agaiust noi-Cathiolica, It was not till past mud- night that the priests, at tho entroaty of tha local magisirate, appeared on the scene and huduced the wob to disperso. A MISTAXE, A tolegram from Msyonco sonounces that the two persous arscated ss Frencl wpies, supposed to be attempting to take plans of the fortreae, were Englishmon of good position, and they Lave boen released with tmany spologies. Their curiosity lu ascertalbing tha sito of the owder- magazine which explodod iu 1859 excited the wuspicion of Prusaisu soldiers. THHE TMPENOL WILLAM, ‘Fas, June 26,—Notwithstandivg ths unfsvor- able westbsr, the Lmperor was proseut to-day at tho rogatta held in b Lomor. ‘The number of apsctators was vory great, There wero tlve raves, botweon iwo-oared and four-osred bosts. Tu two, Lo crews of the Cologne Rowing-Club wero victorioas, and the remainiug three wate won by tho Howing-Club of Fraukfqré, ko Emperos reoetvod the victors, aud hsuded the Tmperial priza to the Frankfort crews. —_— ITALY. - THE FINAL ESTIMATES OB 1876, Rouz, June28.—The finalestimates for 1875 woro discussed to-day in the Bevate. Siguor Cambtsy Diguy ssked by what mesos Biguor Miughett! propossd to meet the frosh expendl- ture voted by the Chawber of Debuiles. Eignor Minghottl roplied that compousation wonld bo found for the cutlsys refesred 10 fn the Increasa of the rovenuo, tho yield of the ta daring the frat_ month of tha currant year af- fording reanonable ground for thin axpoctation, With rogard to Lo railway expouditure, wiich amonnded to 16,000,000 lire, for continning the worka on (o Calabro Sicillan lines, and f,000.- (04} lire for the paymonts in connoction with the Toman Railway bonds, tho Goverament expect- ed ta receive thosmonnt raquired from thebonde which would bo presented for convorsion into rante, Signor Minghetti added that it wae morely 8 question of an_anticipation of resonrcos. fo conaideration of which ho wonld submit the nec- enaary moasnres to tho Chamber on ita reas. sombling. In_any cass, the regulac require- ments of tun Troasary for 1870 wero ‘\mvulul ‘o Ministry relied upon the balanse of tho bank fesue; tho renowal of contracts, the actrof duties, tho customa dutlos in view of tho oxpity of tho treation of commorce, which Franco, Anstria, and Hwitzeriand displayed per- feol willingness to roviss, and which would bas modificd without sny infriugemont of the prin- ciples of I'rea Trado. —— CUBA. BMALL ZIONTS. HAvANA, July D.—An official dispateh reports that on tho 27th ult. & forco of Spanish troops fought, for two hours, 400 insurgents, who wera postod in an advantagoous woeition, near Maron, and_killed twenty-soven of thom. Tie losy of thioBpaniarda was small. On tho ramo dav thera was another engagemont, near Ocuje, 1n which ton insurgouts wera killod. —_——— AUSTRIA, TMOXZE V8. STEEL GTNS, Vrexsa, Jono 20.—1t turne out to bo tho easo that the Artillery Committeo bas docided to roc- ommend tho adoption of the steel bronze gun ot Gen. Uchating, Of course, this techoieal Com- mittee in only called npon to give an opinlon, the fiunl decision resting with tho War Departmont and tho Empotor. Still tho opinion of a coui- mitteo composed of somo of tho highest suthoritios 8s to artillory mattors In Austria cannot but wolgh heavily in tho doclslon. No one thinks of questioning the suthority, and all that thoe tax-pavors hiave a right to ask for is that the doclgion shiould only bo como to after an ex- haustive competitive trial, not only a8 to tho phyalenl qualitios of tho article, bu likonise a8 to the cortaiuty of producing it in large quan- tities and aa to its fitnoss to stand tho woar and toar of flold guns. If tho stacl bronze gun can atand theso tosts thoroughly, every patriotio ficart in Auatris will rojico at tlo success of the Austrian inventor; but until the evidence comes forward peoplo can ecarcely bo blamed if thoy point out that almost all ovor Europg tho ateg! gun has been ldole.L and that Ttaly and Russia, who have tried o similar mothod of essting bronzo, have given it up. After tho ezd oxpariencen mado with tho rifled guus at Magonta and Solferino, and with the brooch-loader at Koopigagratz, it would Tio acarcely pardonoble if Austria wore agaln, nccording to tho saying of tho Flrat Napoleon, ono idea and: ono army behind thu rest of the world. A TIACKNET-COACTL RACE. Tho idoa Las beon atarted in the Vienna Jockoy Clubof having o race to Paris botweon six of tho Vienna fiacres or hacknoy-conches, aud prizes to the amount of £2,000 have been subscribed for tho purpose. ¥our flacres have alroady outored tho compctition, Bhowld more than aix offor themaclves apeloction will be mado by ballot, The timo fixod from Vienna to Taris {4 sixteon days, With ovory second carriago thoro is to bo an nmpire. They are togo for ten hiours & day, snd rest for therowaining fourtean. Tho raco I8 1ooked forward to with intonse in- torost. Mostof the drivers who havo already offered to go aro well known all about town, and simost pnblio charactors as riders {n tho yearly trotting matches in the Prator, —_————— THE GREAT S8TORM. Serious Dnmnge Inflicted on Propers ty Throughout tho Enst—Loss of Lifc in Massachusctts and Elsowhero. Tioston Globe, Jury B. Tho exceptionally sovore thunder-storms of Monday and Tuosdsy caused a groat dealof damago and no inconslderable loss of lifo. Tho storm oxtended from the Alleghanics to the Dominlon line, xaging_with spocial force along the bauks of the Hudson aud in the interlor towns of this Btate. In sddition to tho firat re- ported casualtics deecribed in tho Globe of you- terdsy, many othors havo since beenroported. In Touton, City Point seoms to have been apeciall favored Dby tho lMghtniug, ‘The Loneo 167 atroot, occupiod by John O'Nail, was struck, and awindow 6ill sbattored, noar by which Mrs. O'Neil was standing. Fortunatoly tho lady sues talned no serlous Injury. Borts of prauki woro played on tolegraph wires, ngs, and alarm bolly, to the astonishment of tho firemen. Along the Eastern shore the storm was the se- yarost ovor known. In Cholues, chimnoys wero domolished, roofs injured, and collars overs flowed. An hostler, nsmed Barnoy Golden, aud a Misa Lllen Cullen were prostrated by the ghock. In West Amosbury, abarn ownod by Charles Nichols was burned ‘with fts contonts; and at Weut Nowberry, shoro tho rain fell iu floods, tha large barn of Willlam Boyden was do- wtroyed by hightning. Middlesox County genorally was fortunate. In Budbury, howover, tho Jarge barnof Capt. Tieuben 1L, Willis was totally consumed ; while Etow, the baru of Abljah Walcott was atruck, tho lightning working some damaga to tho Unitarian Church. In Iitideton, a scrious dieastor oo- currad by tho total destruction of tho houso aud tarn occuplod by Mr. I, Lockwood, The dam- ayo will aggrogato €3,500 ; jnsurcd for 81,600 in o Wostford Mutusl, ' Norfolls County and Southorn Massachusetts have no very serious dlsasters to record, though soveral small calami- tlesin the nhngo of cremated pigs aud hond aro to bo noted. In South Woymouth some damago was dono to tho house of Mr. Faxon Buar, near tho railroad station, In Haverhill, the Baptist Church was dsmaged, and considerable property more or loss injured. Boyond the immodiato clrcult of the Tub, it 1a found that Worcoster County hna to mourn fatal effocts of the thundarbolt. “Houses were struck in nonrly evary town ; and the aggregate ol dam- aga in the county will bo very large, In Shrews- bury, a boy named Thomas Kolly wae instantly Kitled whils at work 1n tho fleld. At [olden, & Mrs. Collter was killod, and ber two daughtors ‘wore mado unoonscious by tho stroka. Iecovery in doubtful, io at least ono instance. Iu Enst Tompleton, tho bouss of T. A. Baldwin was struck and serlonsly damaged. Mrs, Daldwin and a daughter wore stunned, and a young girl slightly barned. In Uxbridge, Dradiord Blet- son's honto and barn Wore badly shattered ; and the house of Charlos O'Roilly was set on fira. barn was destroyed in Lubland, and o louso Durned in Boutbbridge. The Iligh Hehool Boilding I Weatboro was io ured, and the ' Iarge dwelling-honsa of (eorgo B, Bearles badly wrenched and shattored, Anold 1ady in oneof tho rooms was literally burled tn the debris of glutunng and wood work, but fortunately escaped serious injury, Thera wns not much damage by ltghtulng‘ in the wost- orn part of the Htato, though Northampton, Easthampton, and Deorfield wore juunduted, Tho Episcopal Church in Amberst was somaiwhiat injurod by tho eloctric finid. From tho Wost, news comes of serions damage. At Nyack, on tho Huddon, the storm, Tuesdny, was fearful. Abin Mowman and Jacob Tucker, while shingling » house, wore instantly killed. licusos wera unroofed, treca tora up by the roots, snd an im- monso amonnt of damage loflicted, & indeed was tho casoall throngh the vallay of the Hudson. The damaga to real entate i very great in the aggre- e, and tho loss by the storm will reach $500, li told, The floods of wator washed away roads, making oxpooaive ro‘v‘lln imperative, and 10 soma soctions soveral inclios of watur foll. In Boston, whera the atorm was of ehiort duration, sbout 1,65 lnckios fell. e THE WEATHER. Wassmarox, D, 0., July' 0.—For the Upper Tako region, the Uppor Miesiraipp, aud Lower Missourl valleys, falling followed by sising ‘barometer, winds veering to west or north, slightly cooler, partly clondy weather, and rsin arexu from Missouri to the Upper Lakes, LODAL OHBERVATION. vntoaao, July 9. —e Tims. Hu.flux:.l wmd‘u Ll:fliu"m, Cloudy, s lght.. '8, Hght., Maxdmum thermometor, 18} mintmum thenmomos s GRNERAY, GBIRRVATIONS. Cu13a00, July 9, Ruwn) Weather, : N..mrnu-' 3 7 TG, Wo g0l RADWAY'S REMEDIES, R-ER_-IER. Radway's Ready Relief CURES THE WORST PAINS Tn fom One o Twenty Mimts NOT ONE HOUR Aftor reading this Advertissment neod any ons suffer with pain, Radway's Ready Relief S A CURE FOR EVERY PAIN Tt was the first and s th; Only Pain Remedy That (netantly stops the most sxormolating patns, all tnflammations, ant curos eangestions, whethier of tfis l.uugs, Stamach, Buwals, or other glauds or organs, one ayplioation, In from One to Twenty Minutes, No matter how vlalant e exoruciating the pain, the NRomunatio, 1sd-riddew, Tn0cm, Orippio, N Y Felic, of peostinted with dlaoise may wufor, Aew Radway's Ready Relief WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE. Inflammation of tho Kidneys, Inflammati of the Bladdor, Inflammation of the nuwg. ols, Mumps, Congastion of ungs, Sore Thrcat, Difault roathing, Palpitation of the Ifeart, Hysterics, Croup, Diphtharia, Ca- Taolieho, Nouraigio: Rhonmah , Nouralgia, pumntism, Cold 'Chills, Agte Chills, Tho application of the Reads ReMof fa ! ot i altoutey Seiee wil ‘Aford sass and comfort. “Tweaty drops In half & tumbler of wator will, in & fow ‘minutes, enes (Cramps, Horaine, Sotr Hinmach, Hearte! burn, Sick Headacha, Diarrl ysemtory, CI Ta'Ths Bowmoler and ail (ntoroal paimte ~ Chelies Wiz Fravnlors shonld always carry & b SRR LT Wit o *A'Tow Arope i walch vl rovont alckness or balne from chango of watee. 1t is otter than Irench Tirandy or Iifttars s & stimnisne, FEVER AND AGUE. Fover and Aguo curcd for fifty centa, IR O o R S R PR G 1 and oy 2t all otbor malarians, bilious, ncarloty typhold, yalluw. B s Tayera. (aled by Tusidwas's illa) 56 Qalok s T ar el Lty S08ta por boEla: Botd by Druggleta, i HEALTH! BEAUTY! Btrouz and pore rich blood: inoressn of flesh e e et ot sRotion socuted ot DR. RADWAY'S SARSAPARILIAN RESOLVENT 1se mado tho most astonishing anres, o e e et et i, sy’ notiereoes ” * undor the intluencn of this truly wone Warful madictno, that Every Day an Increaso in Flesh and Weight i Seen and Felt, THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. Fyorydrop of the farsspartilen Rowlvent comemn caton throngh tho blood, sweat, urins, snd othor i Snd Juicasof tha systom. the Yigvr of ' lifo, for it ropahs. tho wastes af tho body with now and sonnd matortal, Herafuln, syphills, consumption, gisadalar dlsasso, nlours 1n the theoat, mouth, tumors, nudes (o the glands and othor parts of tho systom, soro oyes, strurwwrgus dis=f 5 tho “worat forma. of skin di Sasos, eruntions, over soret, hoad, o, Phoat, orysipelas, ache, Linck spots, worms {n tho floshy {imars, eaocors fh- o, woub, and all_weakening aud! palntul’ dlscharees, nighi sweats, lows of sperm aud an’ nica of tho 1ifa princibio, Are withia tho urative range of this wondor of modorn chomistry, snd. 3 o days use Will prove o any porson using it 'for eithor dlsusas it polent powar to ours them, ‘ It thio_watioat, dally becomtag roduced by the wastes, and. docomiposition that {8 continually progressing, suo-| coodsin arresting theso wastos, and ropalrs the same it e matoriafmade fpin iodlihy iood Zand thlsthe Tiarsapartflian will and doos seouro,—scure is gortaing for whon onco this ody commonces its work of pu; il nd mccends in diminishiog the loss of was {fagagaira will o cani, mad” avecyuay tho patigot el jord Bimaclt_growin r and stronger, {ho food i~ portnebotior, ahpoiito finproving, and flesh and wolahis crens ing. et omy doos tho Ssrssparillian Re et only doon the e e s oot Comatbional £4d bita disoaas, but fi I 0 only posts vo cure " Kidney and Bladder Complaints, Urlnary and Womb Diseasos, Graval, Disbetes, Dyop) of ‘water, inoontinenes of urive, Brlxht's d cas0, sibuminuris, and {wall cases whers ttioru ai dustdapoait or thy water 1s tick, cloudy, mised with Jabstances itke thia white of an egg. oF thrasds Like whi ke ar cham s ataorbid, dark, Lliloua ADpearanch, an fhite hono dust dapouis, and hion oy 4 ikl arning sonsation wiien pasalng wator, aud palu P iRa e shd tloux tha lotass ¥ Tumor ef Teelve Years’ Growth Cured by Radway’s Resolvent. ‘ Beven Du, RADWAY: Thave Lad ov 8, 1809, and Lowels, Al tho duotord sai or. 6.7 "Tiried overythini tiat was recamnmondad, but uotbe ing belped mo, *1 saw your Hosolvent, aud’ thought would tey d o faith o ft, Uoesuso Ihad sk, forod for twelve T tonk aix buttles of tie Rtasalvanti aad gue box p ‘e Pilla and two bottles of your: Roady Rallel, and U or folt, aud 1 fool bof B AT s or the wrott. L mrita Uila S0 you for tieSonolh of otors. Yo caa gublel 1Y éuw,"xm;, Trios, 81 pez botilo. 5 ¢ 3 AN IMPORTANT LETTER. Froma prominet gentioman gad senldontof Claatunath . 5 ears wot) know Oibihions Dorsaghout e Usited dratas, |10 RO w Yo, Oct, 13, 1810. tnduood by & sonss oft Dn, RApWaAY—Dxan S duty o tho aulleciny o 1sko s briaf, statwiment of yorking o poue modicine un myself, ” Ko saveral, yoary hait buen afiectad witl somo trouble i tha bladds wrinary ergans whioh surao twolve niunths ago oulmi! In & most turribly aGscting disusso, which tho plys ail’sald was & prostatiostricture in'tha urathe, as i 2 flammation of the kidnors and bladder, and gave it 3¢ 1hoir opiuion that my &g ears—would provent mf eyer gotting radically cul bad tried & oon v of ctas, and hind taken Targo wuantity of mediciag ! oth allopathio and hotwnopathi; but iad gut no rli hiad read of Astunishing cures having besn made by yoaf somy fou months ago wad 8 potico 18 154 i bee remodics, and Philladolphis Satwrdav, f:llnh?ulhl of & cara having porson who had luug heon sufleriug sa 1 ey T ad ot aiovof sacbCybur sans. pariila, Resolvent, 1 Raliof, sud Regulating Pills= :;xd fi‘m e 2:‘(1 tal l?“l lm.'llfl turos days [ was g Seftarod aad now Tocl as well t ovac: * & WISASIES, o oinnstt, O DR. RADWAY'S Regulating Pills rfoctly tastoless, elogautly costed with yweot £20 Dlrgere ul.u."fi iy, Gieanae, sud atrongiliuii: ] F e far the oure of Al disudor of tna Houmals 'Wowsls, Kiduoys, Lisd iendache, Cumstipation,” Uosth Billuasnusa, hlins Aruge! o s o e Taserd Filos, Head, Asidiiziof the Swuach, ’!u“:l'n’ B n‘fl;‘:m Al g T R T en By o0 1 m.‘."..fim..ug ot tha 1 ion wiy i De! of s, Pals gn]. hes of Haat, nfflfiym o V. quAIJ“AY‘B PILIS vgl“tw o-nauad dlvaders, Vel L% driasine: s -+ Read “False and frue, L] DW. & 00, e DI L A tow from slb £zt %o ) 4