Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 8, 1878, Page 2

2 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1878 Henry Sherfdan, of Chicago; Georre M. Luker, proxy for 7, 8. Deak, of Rock Ialsnd; J. M. Dush of Pittsfleld; Tom MeNeely, of Peters- burg; J. B. Irwin, of Pekin E. A. Barringor, of Monticello; J. W. Coppington, of Alton; Ucen, Dearbon, of Havaua; aod Barney Arentzer, of Quincy, are the most prominent of the party Ten of the membera of the State Central Commlittee, of which Tom McNeely is Chalrman, had a little caucus to-night and por- fected the preliminary arrangzements for get- ting the consultation fn order to-morrow. They managers. spenk enthuslastically of capturing the Btate, electing cleven out of nineteen members of Congress, and ' walking awny with the Legislature, bat, when closely questioned, do not hesitate to say that they would trade off everything but the last 8o do named. Goudy wants to bo Benator. Trumbull and Farnswortb, and cach has his friends here to look after the general lay-out and fix things. The consultation will be held to-morrow afternoon in the Senate Chatber. Informatlon recctved to-night from tho Vandalia Diatrict states that tha dead-lock on Congreesional nominations has been re- moved. The four contestants—Sparks, Deyan, Iialles, and Phillips—have agreed to withdraw and at the next meeting of the Convention the names of Parsons and Watts will be furniahed. ‘The Impression provalls here to-night that Par- sons will win, NINTH CONQRESSIONAL DISTRICT. Bpecial Disvatch to The Tridune. Gavzssuro, I, Aug. 7.—The Republiean Covgressional Convention for tho Ninth Dis- trict was Iicld at tho Opera-Tlouse In this city to-day, A larze number of leading Republicans were in attendance, and the Interest mabifested was unusual, The morning tralns brought the delegates from the Countles of Peoris, Fulton, and Stark, which, with Knox, constitute the Ninth District, At 11 o’clock Z. Beatty, Chairman of the Con- gressional Committee, called the Couventlon to order by reading the enll, and the politieal fight which has attracted so much attention n this section of the State was soon to ba terminated. Politiclans who tad spent many slecpless nights wero about to have tnelr plans reatized or defented. From that followed, however, an expected tedions and excitiug Conventlon proved to be exactly the onoosite. Tha Committes on Or- ganization selected the Hon. Washington Cockle, of Peorly, as permanent Chalrman, and the Hon. J. H. Motler, of Stark, as Socretary. Alr, Cockle, on taking the chalr, made s short specch, which waa loudly applawded. Candi- dates wero then presented. Fulton County vresented the Hon. Thamas A. Boyd, the pres- ent Representative, and Mr. Emory, in behalf of Jeortn County, seconded the ™ womination, but In a neat soeech remarked that ft Knox County had oagreed upon a man the Peoria delegation would have nssisted In sccuring his nomination. Stark County presented the Hon, Miles Fulfer. Koox County had too many candilates, so sho camo near not mentioning any one. Fhually Col. €. E. Carr and John 1. Lewis wero put In nomina- tlun. The tivat and only ballot resulted us fol- lows: Fulton, 41 votes for Boya; Knox, 18 for L5 7 tor Lewis, 1 tor Boyd; Peorlg, 21 for Woyd, 2 for Tewls: Stark, 7 for Fuller. Mr. Boyd was declured the unanimous cholee of the Convention. Three rousing cheers and a tiger were then given for Boyd and the Republican party. Severul delegates mado polnted remarks, nll prodiziiygg that, while Boyd carrled the district two venrs ago by only” 460 majority, this fall hie will Le elected by fully 1,500 majorlty, A cummittee, conslsting of Faery of Peorin, Gray of Fult ‘Fhomnson of Sturk, and Ilam- bictun of Knox, repurted the following resolu- tlons, which were unanimuousty sdopted: lieeolred, Thut we Indorse the yiatfarm of the . Republican Stute Convention ut Sprimafeld, and the condidaten placed by 1t In nomination, and pieage onr bearty and andivided support of T nomluees, Hesolred, That the present political condltion of our conntry demandn on tho bart of every good citizen the most netive and earnest support” In be- half of the rupremucy of the ltepubllean party, upnrty which has proved the country's eavior in thu past, and promises tho only sateguaed for the sutnee. Jiesoleed, That we condemn tho Democracy of the country nu ntterly nowerlens to ald elthorin Its Drugress or even inita safety, and that we lisve seen no real oot of theles during their two yeors' rulein the lower House of Congress which com- meuda ltslf 1o our sunso of Lonesty, justice, or patriotism, Jlexoloed, That we capsclally condemu the sction of that Demactucy duriug the ‘closing honrs of tho Iat wossion of Conyross, which defeated the Senato Llll providing for tho seception of ereenbacks ln paviont of castoma dutlos after the lut day of October next. Liesvleed, That we are In favor of auch an amount of greonback curroncy ns will stimulate tho busiuean intorest of tue country and eive work 10 b nd ot the same time be slways kept ot rurl\nd nvert,b o Into coln, and that'wo neartily uduzee Lo remonctixatlon of silver as onc of the ucte which promises Anunclal rellef to ourcountry, . 'l;llc Convention adjoursed in the best of celing. BURCHARD'S CITANCES, Epecial Dipaich to The Frivune Fueeboie, L, Aug. 7.—When Washburne attached Iis furtunes to the Ursut regime, hie feft lis Congresslonsl old elothes o Horee Lurchurd, who hus worn them until they nre tireadlare, “To-mosrow hie will wake un olfort o e rescated, but Ms Congresstonal chulr will Luow him vo more. A number of delegates are here already, and tho sltuation has been pretty grenerally can- Nothing rhort of a niraclo cun ancure rd’s renomination. Five thoes he has h d without contest, but to-day the layed atnbition seents Lo tie ug- erepated agubnst hlm, He will gu Into the Con- vention with Stephenson County, 13 votes, nid 1o possibility of cottlog apother, Hawk has Carroll und Ogle, 25 yotes, instracted for himsell. Sonator McClellun hus Jo Duvieas, 11, and Warser has Whitestde, with 14, contedt {5 readly between Hawlk ana Warner, as 1t §s generally understoud that MeClelfan hus no Congressional uspirations, Iawk Is a unee Jegeed ex-soldier, and has been twelve years Clerk of Canioll County, Warner renrcscits the ngricultural ntereats, belog ut bresent one of the State Board of Houalization, If Ale- Cletlan declines to_push bttt he wil hold the bulanco of power, though ft s rumored thut Burchard fntenda to throw Stephenson to Me- Clellan. Burchard, Wurner, and Capt, Hawk are here, with headquarters at the Jirewster House. The Couventlun meets at 2 o'vlock to- wmorrow, aud will probably last two days. BANGAMON COUNTY, Epecial Dirpaich b0 Ths Tribuns. Srriyaricuy, Ui, Aug, 7.—~The Kepublican primarics were heid to-day In the city wnd eounty, und wers tnore lurgely attended than ut uny tlme since the Wur, The main intercst centered tpon the leglslative contest, the candl- dutes betug ex-Mayor Willlam Juyne, Cols Win. L. Grous, und David T, Littler, it belng tho pur- puse of the party to nominats two cuudidates, those of the Democrats Being unusually lucking m etrength. Thoy run protty evenly in the ety wards, but Gross runs espectally strongs fu the county townships heard from. Until the towns ofl the line ol railrowd wre heard from thu resull cannot be ubsolutely determined, ‘The County Convention~the county also fur- fug the egislative distrlet—muots noxs Hutur- day. 1t will also nowluste # Benator, Sheril, wnd Coroncr. Heturns late this evenlng from the county townshipe uro favorsble to Jayne, und it s probable that he bas sufliclently car- sled thu county to be nominated with Uross ou the firat ballut. NINETBENTI DISTRICT, 8r. Louts, Aupi. 7.—Tha Hepublicans of the Ninrtecnth Distrlet of ltnals, o Couventlon 1o<dav at Mount Cannel, nomivated Judge Bull for Congress, JOWA, NINTH DISTRICT KEPUBLICAN COXVENTION. Cisgnoxex, I, Aug. 7.—~The Republican Congresstunal Couvention tor the Ninth lowa Diatefer was tield bere to-day, snd great fnter- uit wag telt Lecauso of the uncertatuty as to who would be the vuminee, Every one of {he twonty-slx countice In the distrct waa repre- The principal candidates were ex-Gov. [& arpenter, of ¥ort Dodige, Judie lsase Pendleton, of Sloux City, sud Beuator J. J, Kusscl), of New Jeiferson. ‘The oppoticnts of Curpeuter captured Wi organization, which was Jwpurtaut from the fact thap da sud O'Urien had coptestiner deleutions, and | bycsuse it wus belicved that, upless the of Jcprescutation was clauged from the call. Wwhich wae Lused ot tho vote for Goveruor o= stead of for Licutenaut-Goveroor, aa in tbe B'ate Couyention, sud which would wake 112 votes iy ut 10, Carpenter would not be 1ha budy fustead Likely 10 sueceed. Sue tizht all - through P temporary organi 2ation, of which G, 3, Robiuson, of Storm Like, was Preaideut, was a bt sid dlosely-coutested iy aud 1asted from 11 o'cluck fu the morning AUl D i tho utternoon before the penuaocnt or- ga3ugation was ollected, whh was auotber vie- tory Jor the aut-Curpenter anen in the election ot Georww H, Wrizht, vl Sioux A agenity whd winoeiLy sepu vas made by the Comiwditee ou Cicdentials, sud atter sev- B, Juckson, A. W, Charles Dolee, Chapln Grsham, aad J, Murray, ns delegates to the Congresslonal Conventlon. or four of them favor the nomination of the atood: W] Thinl with Judge Taylor Beattfe, the Fourth uzalust Elam, and ‘Ihom; durson in the Bixth against Robertson, Second Uen Cyrus Buasey or Judige North Col- ratto eral hours’ filibustering the antl-Carpenter delegations were admitted from the contestod countles by a very close vote. Webster, Craw- ford, Btory, Kossuth, Osceols, and [lamilton Counties were given each an additional vote after a sharp contest, pud this was a victory for the friends of (Jov. Carpenter. About 5 o'clock an informal ballot- was reached, which gave Carpenter 623, Pendteton, 3K, Russell l& and M. D, (PConnel, of Web- ster, 10, On the formal ballat Carpenter had 53%, Pendlcton 33%, Russell 19, O'Connel 0. On the sccond formal, Carpenter gained one, ‘making him M,'fi. and Pendieton two, placang him as 3%, while Russell dropped to 153, and O’Connel twas left with his 6. On the third formal, Carpenter went up to 55%, and Pendicton dropped to 33%. 'The fourth ballot saw Carpenter with 5656, or within 1-0 of & vote of a nomination. Efforts were meac by tho ant{-Carpenter men betwaen cach ballot Lo sceure an adjournment, but they dld not succeed untll now, when the Conven- ;Ion on the call of countles was adjourned tiil n.m. Everybody now admitted Carpenter’s success, and on reassombling nnd the taking of the fifth ballot, his vote was 56 5.6, which was five- sixths more than necessary to a chofce, and he was declared the numiice, scveral countics changing thelr yates ta him on this Jast ballot. Pendleton had 311, Ruseell 17, aod Addison Olliver 18 1.6, Carpenter, Pendleton, and Russel} addrosscd the Convention, and ench was greeted with great enthusizam. ‘The Conventlon aMrmed the platform sdopt- ed by the Republican Stato Conventfon, and pledzed to the nominee unanimous support and an election with a banner mljumg. The Cunvention adjourned with perfoct good feeling prevalling, aftor the hottest and most exciting Convention ever held in the district. MICIIIGAN. ONEENDACKRRS. Syecial Dispate to Tha Tridune. GRAND RArips, Mich,, Aug. 7.—The Natlonal Greenbackers of this county held a cunvention here to-lay to selcct aclegates to the Congres- slonal Convention to be held bero to-morrow, and tonominate a full county ticket. [t was tho most inharmoufous asscinbly, In many fo- spects, ever gathered in our city, and had ouly fintahed ita labor lust before midnight, Tt mado the following tiekot: For State Scenator, M. Hine,” of Canon; Bheriff, Albert Thomas, city: Reglster of Deeds, I8, D. M. Ellsworth, of Lowell; Couuty Clerk, R. M. Hlocum, city: Treasurer, 1L D. Wedge, of Alplue; Prosccuting Attoruey, Frank Kutts, city; Burveyor, R. 8, Jackson, ot Caledouin Circult Court Commissioucrs, D. E. Corbett and J. R. Bishop, eity; Coroners, Dr, H. 8, Holden and W.P. Innes, city. The ticket is not a strong one, and gives but meagro satisface tion, even to its makers, It calls out no enthu- slasm. The Convention elected Mcsars. B. D, Cisy, Tenry Gortan, L. D. Campau, T\ God- frey, Gicorge Cook, C. E. Parker, Thoinas Nes- tor, Juhin Bevcrly, F., A. Potter, A. M. Hayes, odwin, W. 1l. Audrews, Cliarlos Muss, it » Meech, Nelson Uraham, L.yman It ts underatood that all but thrre Han. C. C. Comstock,who bas been laboring hard and auxiously L secure the honor, 'Thohoneast- money voters are not ko badly (rightened hera nearly a3 they were a month ago, und to-day’s Convention kas added to thelr courage. INDIANA. NOMINATION OF GUODLOVE & ORTI. Bpecial Dispatch 1o The Tridune - LArAYETTE, Ind, Aug. 7.—The Kepublicans of the Ninth District tnet in Convontion ut the Upera-House {n this city at 11 a. m. to-lny, M. M. Milford preslding, aud T. II, B. McCaln, Sceretary, Thoe How. G. B, Ortb, the Hon, M. D. White, Dr. John L. 8mith, and Ma} L.J. Miller were put In nowlnatlon, bailot stoods White, H0lg; Orth, 08)¢: 8mith, 245 Miller, 17, Autho fourtecnth ballot Smith was withdrawn. The tirst At tho twenty-third ballot, M. M. Milford was nominated by the Fountain County_delegation, The twenty-fitth ballot hite, 273 Orth, 803 Milfogd, G0, Milter having withdrawn on _the twenty-sixth bullot, Orth veceived 93 voles, 87 belng necessary to a chofee, A motfon by Mr. White, that Orth's nomination be made unanimons, was adopted with enthustasm, specch, accepted the nomination, thanking his Orth, in_a bricf {riends for the honor. He referred to his past record in Congress, n which he had represented this district for scveral terms, and one term from the Btato at large, and not a single thing in tho whols recard i he wish (o chotwe. He was recelved with deatening cheers. 'The cone tost for tha nomiuation was warm and exciting, but the woat frisudly feellngs prevailed. The outlook for tho succeas of the gnrly {u the com. {ug clectlon is decidedly favoral te. LOUISIANA. BURKE'S GOUP, Spactal Dispatch (o The Trvume, Naw Onurans, Aug. 7.—-Burke's nomination a3 Btate Treasurer by the Dewocratic Couven- tiun Is a recoguition of luportant services totho Loutsiann Democracy in the Wormley confor- ence. Of great tuct und political sagueity, Burko was developed from o day laborer fua brick-yard, In ten yeurs, to great wealth and controllfng polltical influence, CONGUENAMEN, Of tho candtdates for Congress, the Repub- Heans feel contident of beuting Gen. Glbson in the First District with Judie Willlam Burwell, oncy editor of DeBow's Revlew, latterly of the New Orleans Jpubiican, aud Acklen fn tho Madison Wella will recelvu the Republican nomination in C. Au- In the y und in Ui Flrth ex-Chiet Justlcs Ludellig ure the probuble Bepublicau nomlnations, The city Hepublicans wiil trade with the Independ- cut Dewocrats and Natlonuis ou 8 vity tickot for Repubtiean Coutresstiun und noni-caucus Con wervativea for Legislaturo, NEw Oureans, Aug, 7.—A Tinwsspeclal from aton Rouge savs the Second Distriet Demo- erats huve nomtuated E, John Lllls for Con- Rress, i THE GREENBACKERS, DBECLATATION OF PLINCIVLEY, Spectal Diepatch to TAs Triduns, Wasmyurox, D. C, Aug. 7.—T'he motley company who met hero Jast ulght and sent forth a notivo that they had orgunlzed o Na- tlunal Greenvack party aro malnly thoso who Lave been out of politteal employment, amd who have lacked political stauding of any sort fora lung timu, Many of them haye long sfuce been repudiated by thelr constitueats ot home, ‘und bave since Lusn stranded in Washington, and vory fow of them have personal or political [n- Nuence, They favor uverything of an extrome character that has boou hourd ot Ju any yuarter of lute years upon the subject of grecnbacks, and declarg themselves i favor of great Hnes of ratlroud budlt at the expenss uf the Uovern- ment, and lberal expenditures of all kinds by the Government fu il directions. Tu the Western Associated Press. Wasnivoray, I O, Aug, T.—Members of the reenback party who sssambled horv Tues- duy state in thelr declaration of principles: That United States bouds should bear the bur- den of Uovernment equatly with all other proporty, and any legislution that exempts safd Londs trom taxation ls unjust and oporesstve. A full legul-tender currcncy fur wll s favored, and s curroncy alike in valuy {u wrery nn's band; unconditional repeul of the Hesutmption act the lawful liboration of coin hoarded in the Treasury, and the removal of sll restrictivns to the vulnage of silver are demanded. Realizing that specle never can be sutlicieut to supply the comniercial demands of the conntry, the Isaue of Treasury-nutes to such exteul 8s Wil fully ssllaty tlio requircmcnts of trude 3 tavored, such botes to e wmade full legal-tender. -‘The retiroment of bank eurreucy and substitution ot greenbacke b do- wanded, Tho further lsaue of (ntercat-beariog buuds, on aby arcount, bt wny rate of Intercst, by the Goveruwent, s op) d, sl while mo- nopolics, subsidice, sud speclal privileges are oppoacd, u Judicious expeuditure of Tiessury uotes on internul Jmproveseuts, sud the con- structlon of such rail bighways us will Jurnish rml.euuun o uuir juurithine Srontiers, aid open icr warkets fur the productiys vl Awericau tudustry, [s fayored. r—— TIE s8OUTIT, WAKM TIMES IN FLOMIECE. Bpcaial Disputeh to The Lribuns, Wasmisoton, D. Co Aug. T.~An offort is making to run ex-Seuator Aleory for Rapre- seutatlve o Congresy 1y opposition tu a Hepub- Hean, J. K Chalwers, (v tby Bixth Dbstrict of Awshsippl. Alcorn wili stsud us s Indepeny- eut Hepublican, and has sfguitfed his futention of taaktag e Lght I he bs proverly supported. Tue Nutlual Hepubllown Couiltivg beiw bug promised to ald this movement, and Judgo Pd- munds, ex-Sectetary of that Commitiee, says the Administastion will Indorse it. The work has nlready commenced to set up a political mavement of an (ndependont character n va- rious Southern States, and Republicans and Ropublican Committees will bs urged to aup- port it. Judge Edmunds saya that there are a number of prominent Southern men who arc w""mf to run for Congress from Southern dis- n tricts in opposition to tho edvocates of shot-gun aud violonce. PENNSBYLVANIA. TITTanURG. 8peetal Correspondence of The Tridune, Prrrsnurg, Aug. 4.—War among Pittsburg politiclans {s raging all along the fne, and the CcAMDAigD, as It progresses, threatens to he the hottest for scveral years. Firdt In Importance 1s Russell Errctt's fight in the Twenty-sccond Congresstonal District, Errett's carcer In Con- gress has not bean characterized by clther briillancy or usefuiness to his constituents. e was a8 dumb as an oyster daring tho contest on the tarifl, in which every man, woman, and child in this county took a personal interest. Ohto-River improvement ls another matter of vital {nterest to Pittsburg, but, during the eotire perfod of tho agitation of this question in Congress, Mr, Errett upencd not hia mouth, or, if he did ssy any- thing In favor of improvement, his utterances were 80 low and feebla as not to reach tho cars of our peoule. At the Republican Convention, held in Juve, which Errctt and his followers refused to rec ogplze, Dr, McCandless, a thofough Repub- Mean, & publie-spirited man, of flna talent and untiring energy in politics and business, re- celved the numination, Errett's Conventfon wiil be held next month, and, as none but his delegntes will attend it, ho will presumably be thrust before the people for re-election, a0 thera will be two Repubiican Richmonds in the ticld. Efforts have been mmlg* and strongg fnducements held out, to induce McCandlesa to withdraw, but su far without success, e hara Iarge following, comprising not only the “Young America’ portion of the party, but also mony of the veterans, including such men aa ex-Conigressman Hegley, Maj. A, M. Brown, utid others of equal prominence. What the up- shot of the fight will bo, no oue_ean anticipate; but it {8 tolcrably safe to say that McCandless will stick, in which cvent the defeat of both candidates ‘may be consldered a foregone con- ctusion. ‘This Is an unfortuuate predicament for *the State vf Allegheny” to have fallen into, but the vlame rests entirely with Errett anl his manogers,—Dr. McCandless having borne blmself falrly aud manfuly throughout, ‘The Natfonal purty is the “black horse’ of the political situation, and is causing a great denl of uneasiness to the veteran managers of the old parties. No one can satistactorily esti~ inute the strength of “the new organization. Thev claim to be urnn;'z cnough to clect their entire tieket this fall; but this is certainly an exaggeration. ‘Lhielr candidate for Congreas in ths (the ‘Tweoty-second) district, David Kirk, is a Republican renegade. He bored the Repube Teana ulmost to death for soversl yuars by his fmportunities for otlice. Ie i3 an extensive ofls operator, posscsses _ considerable wealth, I8 a man of pgood business-ability, but i olmost os lliterate as the late QGen, Jos - Lune. The Natlonal county ticket comprises n few rood mcn, but tho most of thelr nuiniuges ara sccond or third. tute peoble, whom the ery ot ““Roform ' has brought to the surfuce to {fln_v their littlo part upon the stage of local politics. ‘Tie Nationals are very active just now, hol ine frequent mectings, which are rather mea- perly attended, Kearnoy, tho California agita- tor, will bo here fn & (ow wecks, and will prob- avly remain for some time. The Nationais clatm to be eneinies of Communtsm, but swear by Kearney uil the same. They arc naking great preparatious to recelve him. llo will mako suveral spoeches in tuls city, und soend & short time swong the conl-mjners in this and adjoluing counties. 1lis mischiovous doctrinca —onty u slicht modiication of the highway- main's plos—will searcely take well with people, whoare noted for Intélligence and conserva- tlem; and {13 the geueral oplulon that tho **black-horss " party, in contracting to bring him bere, made o bad bargafu, of which they will be heartily sick long before the campaign 18 v¥er, - The Domocrats are walting to ace which way the cat juwsps. Thev profess to aco in tho un- huppy divisions of the Republicans an oppor- tunity to steal In, 8liould the Errett-McCand- less flght vontinue, thoy may et away with the cheese, “Jumes Knox Polk Dull 18 thelr can- didate for Congreas. Ic Isa lawycr, of fair standing at the Bar, but {8 too ounc-slded to make u good Congressman, Dave Kirk s fn the same boat with Duff. Tho withdrawal of clther Errott or McCoudless would effectually settle him. - Tho Prohibltionlsts aro fow, but perseveriog. ‘They huve guod men {nthe feld lor Stat County, and Municipal offlees,—~on, Lano hews fui thu lise for Governor, "the wotnen are doing moat of the clectionecring for them; but they have a new oncmy—threo-cont buor—tu contend with, und make bus little headway- MISCELLANEOUS. SOUTIL CAROLINA, CoLuxnia, B. C., Aug. 7.—The Republican Btato Conventlon mot In scerot scsslon to-day, and C. C, Bowen was maode permanent Presi- dent. After the appointment of & Commitses on Platfora, und the referonco of sevoral reso- lutfons {ndorsing Gov. Hamopton, o recess was taken till to-morrow. Cieanvrsroy, Aug. 7.—~The Democrats of the scveral Copgressional Districts [n this State unimously nominated thele candldates of 1870, ue fotlows: First District, Richurdson; Sceond, O'Connor; Third, Alkeny Foarth, Evino; ifth, Tillwan, SIXTIL DISTRICT OF WISCONSIN, Hpeclal Diagateh 1o The Triduns. Miuwaukes, Aug 7.—Tho llon. D, M. Kel. ley. of tjreen Buy, has arrived tiere on hls way hotue from the Black M1y, whers he hay made considerable Investmonts of property, Mr, Ketley was u prominent Republican member of the Leulslature in 1877 und 1878, sud will proba- biy bo the lle!xuhlmu candidate for Cougress in the Bixth District, agoluet Gubo Bouck, Dewo- craty uud Grilith, tho tireenhack candidate. COLOUADO, : Daxven, Col., Aug. 7.—~'I'ic Ropubliean State Convention et licre to-day, Every county was represented by o full defegation, Jomes 1 .\mxwull_‘rruhwd. The usual committees wero appaluted. "The proceodings were chisructarized by tho utmost harmony. Adjourned sutil to- worraw moralug. oo, MasaiLtow, O., Auy. 7,—The Republicans of the Bixteenth Congresstonal District, tn Con- yentton to-day, noniinuted Mal, Willlom Me- Kinley, of Cantou, for Congress, DeriaNcg, 0., Aug 7,—The Ropublicans of tha Bisth Dllu(tlshl Couventlon here to-duy, nominated & L. Price, of Van Wert County, for Congrexa. MIONIOAN, g Dotporr, Mich,, Aug. 7.~The Republican Congresslunal Conventton for the Hixth Dis- tricty hield ut Fenton tosday, renominuted; the Hon. Mark 8. Brewer without oppusition, NEW JRUSKY. Taaxrod, Aug. 7~Ihe Dewocrats of the Fourth District have nowtvated Alyah AsClurk for Cougross. LOVISIANA. Bavox Hovar, La., Auit, 7o—F. I, Burke was nounnted fur Btate Troasurer, The Convep- tou theu adjourned sino dle YIFTIL TEXAS DIWTRICT, QaLvEsTON, 'Tex., Aug, T.—Tha Newe' special says the Democrats of ths Vifth Dlstrics nom- fuated the Hou, John flancock for Congress. HARQUETTE MEMORIAL CELEBRATION, Wpecial Dispaich ba Tha Tribune, MackiNac, Mich, vis Cusvovgay, M., Aug. T.The Marquutte Momorlal colgbration tiero to-morrow and the following day vramises ta bu quite au event In Lbls gualul old summer- resurt, Tho villago §s already Alled to replo- tion, aud many caaps dot the hilis aud groves back of the old fort ground, Promtucut mou from all scclious bave slrcady arrived. Your Historical Soclety delegation has not yui putin its appearanee, but 4 expected by Lo~ worrow’s stesmer, Your Unlon Catholte L4- brary delezgtion, {n the persons of Mr. Maryu ayd others, oceupy private bouses, The Catho- lig suctutics of Bufulo, 8t. Lou ud Detruit havp sl represuntatives. Tho Michizan Ploneer Hoclery will probably furniah the promiuent ad- drees n thy sbsunce of dat (illutury Shea, the bistorlau, ditaiped by flincss. ‘Tho Sssour! Htsturical Bociety will report preseuce warly {u the worniug. ——————— OBITUARY, Hpscial Dispaleh 1 The Tribung. Jawzavitiy, Wi, Aug. T.~Mre. Olive D. Heudrigkvou, wite of the Rev. Alonzo ), ten- drickaoy, law Buperinteudeut of the Btage Ry- Jurus Behiool, wis stricken with spoplesy yue day wille st work sbout the house, sud runslg- ed Lucubadious Uy Lo bor dealli 1his tuurue, FOREIGN. . The Turks Still Disinclined to Burrender the Ba- toum Fortresses. Proclamation of a Holy War Anticipated in Bosnia. Three Thousand Montenegrins Have Joined the Herzo- govinian Insurgents, Austria and tho Porte Still at 0dds About the Limit of the Qecnpation, London Times Speculations as to the Effect of Our Resumpe . tion Scheme. The BStatement Regarding Dismarck’s Kissingen Mission Pronounced Promature. . Germany Will Not Sncrifice Dr. Falk or tho Falk Laws, THE EAST. VARNA AND BATOUM. CoxsTANTINOPLE, Aug. 7.—~The mportant positions connected with Varna will Le uellvered up to the Russians next week, but the removal of the material from the furtreas will requira two months. The Russiaus have addressed to the Portea fricndly foquiry as “to when It will surrcuder Batoum, but the communication has as yet recelved no anawer. AN UNDERSTANDING. ViRnNA, Aug. 7.—Tha Cabinct is strongly urging the Porte, inview of the Dosnlan and Herzegovinian ditficulties, to come immediately to a clear understanding sbout the position the Porte Intcods to assume. CRETA. Arnnys, Aug. 7.~-A telegram from Canca states that the Britlsh Consul has fnformea the Cretan Asscmbly that Great Britaln will ene deavor to obtaln s reformed system of govern- mont for Crete. The Cousul strougly urged the Cretans to abstain from actaof hostility. The latter still retatn thelr defenaive position. TURKISI INSTRUCTIONS TO THH FIESS. CoNsTANTINOPLE, Aug: 7.~The Press Burcan reeommends editors to uso moderate lanruagre in discussing public aflairs, and tostructs them to deny any Insinuation of tha cxistence of hos- tility between tho Porte and the Palace, or that tho Government aceretly encourages resistance to tho provisions of tho treaty, CANNOT AGRRE. LowpoR, Aug. 7.—A Vicuna- dispatch says: Caratheodor! Pasha bas confldentially confessed that bis latest lustructions wero to inafet upon fxing a limit to tho Austrian oceupation of tho Turkieh provinces. Couscquently, he had no prospect but that of quitting Vieana unsuccess- tul, FRVER. LonpoN, Aug. 7.—Tho fever Is Increasing alarmipgly. Forey members of oue British reghwent have been attacked, Three thousand Montoncgrins have joined tho insurgents In Horzegovina. TOLY WAR. g ‘Thero gre indicationsof an Intention to pro- clan a boly war {n Bosule. TIH RHODOPE INSURGUNTY, L!xmm, Aug. 7.—~A Pera dispatch says two delogatea from the Rhodopo fnsurgents have sent a memorfal to Minlstor Layard, signed by the cblefs of 200 villages, declaring thoy will resist tathe lost mon the cnforcemont of the ductston of the Berlin Congress. TURKISI LNBTRUCTIONH, A Vienna dispatch says tho Porto has given special Instructions throughout the provinces uot to oppose the Austrian advance. ———— GREAT BRITAIN. AMERICAN BOXDS. Loxpon, Aug. 7.—Tue Zimes sayss *The prices of United States bonds continuc weaker, owing 1o a noticeable diminution o American purchiases. These scem to fluctuate moro or less with the ehipmicnts of graln. When the shipuents wero laryo, buying was; when they docreased, 8o did the demand for bonds. Prob. ably, therefore, with the rvencwed activity re- cently observed I the American wheat trude, the prices of bonds will aguin barden. ft will bo extremely Intercsting to ses whother tho eurrency demands of tho American Governmnent. ander tho resumption schiomo will not now lead to the withdruwal of gold Instead of bonas, for should gold go In any quantity during the coin- Ini sutumo, the Kuropesn mouey markets might be -crfuu-ly embarrassed,” BOUARLUS, Loxpow, Aug, 7.—Capt. A, IL Bogardus will sall for hume v the 10th fnat. Ho will shoot 1o wore matches hiere, THB ORIGUTON CUP, LoxpoN, Aug, T.—11 the roce for the Bright- on cup to-duy, Uretton's geklivg Pugeant was the wluncl:} with Ruidorroch sccond and Jullus Cicgar thi) MIKR EXPLOBION, Lownow, Aug. T.—"The (Hobe roports that an cexplusion oceurred this afternoon fu w coal ming at Scremeratan, near Borwiek, Thirtyv-tive mon were i tho mine at the thne, unly two of l\:!lmm lhnvn yot got vut, and they weru severcly urnoed. A Inter disyatch says all tho mon bave beon rescued. Several wore Lurued, but ouly voe d:flu:irruulv. ‘The mon wure workiug with ke GERMANY, THE PINANCE CONPEUEXCE, Loxpoy, Aug. 7.—The Berlin dispatch ssys tue priucipal question to bo considered at the Uonforsuce of the erman Financy Mintsters ut 1laldelbers is the expedicney of establishivg a tobaceo monopoly. Propusals have been sub- mitted for laving atax du petroleuw, and to lucreaso the duties on collee, suzgar, and tea, TUE MLBOTIONY, Beneas, Aug. 7.—0n the sceond ballat, Has- selmann, Soclul Demoerat, was clected to Partls- ment from Liebericld. ACHERN, Binuarorg, July T.—There was o fresh out- Lruak of nutives st Achicen, Thy Duteh troops attacked uod captured o strong postiion, with e ;:IL!II to tho natives of 630, und 10 the Dutels of TUR PAPAL-GBRMAN NEGOTIATIONY, Bentin, Aug. T—"The Norik Germvan Guzetta says the newspaper stateiients fn regard to the coufereuce ut Klssongeu between Bistuarck und the Papal Nunclo ara usrellable, ‘There I8 @ yreat probabiliby that (e cun- cessfons — mentioned in these state- twents are ngl feqsible, The Gurette wdds that the Kusengen negotiatfons have no conuection with tho (lerman clectlons, us the confersuce was resalved upon lobge bofore the dissolution of Parligiuent was coutsmpiated. BURLIN, Aug, T.~~The Nativiul-Lsuny ways, notwithstunding the yetfreusent of Minjater Palk s merely & question of Ume, Hisnurck {e uat prepared at prescnt to sacritlee Dr. ¥alk or thy Falk luws to tbe wishos of the Vatican, Thy I Nuucle will rewaln st Kiseugon o e - anuther weck, MIBCELLANEOUS, HEVENUS CONVERENCE. Barviy, Aug. T.—A conferency of the Minis- ters of Finares of the soven Uerndy Btates, to luyise mcwue for ereasdug W reveuuss op the Emplre, Legan its scsston at Heldelburg last Monday. EXPOJITION AWALDS, Papiy, Aug, Ti~=Tte usioca of the sueeesatyl computitote ug the luteruationsl Kxpusition will soon bu made public, ‘Fhe Prealdent’s Jury witl Lold its suul scssion t0-day, and ths ofliciul Jist of awards will by publisbed about $he 18tk of the prescnt mouih. UKN, WALKER, of the American delezstion ta the Interuational Monetary Cotgrens, has wreived by CONMERCIAL CONVERE! 3 Pamiy, Az, 7.—TLe Fruaco-Awerlaan Cous tustautly and entirely off the seal 2 e e g—— ference for the consideration of the treaty of commeree took place to-dav. About forty Ameriean delegates wero preseat, and nearly all the Chambera of Commerco In Franve wero represanted. There fs a gencral indication of u deairg for a treaty. A profimtnary draft of the treaty was referred to a comnmities, who will report on Friday. BXI'LOSION OF A MAGAZINE, Loxpox, Aug. 7.-~A Russian magazine ex- ploded to-day at Teateatl, Roumania, killing number of persons and dolng great damage to property, A RUSBIAN RING. PARIS, Ang. 7.—Tha Kstafette states In conse- queiico of the complaint of a Russian naval ofli- cer that A vessel purchased fn tho United States for 700,000 roubles for tho voluntoer flect was not worth half that amouut, en inquiry was or- dered, resulting in the discovery that of the 4,500,000 roubles subseribed to tho volunteer flect fand, more than half of the stm found ita way fnto the pockots of tha organizers. FRANCII'S S8UCCRSSOR. Rome, Aug. 7.—The Pope has asked Cardinal Mertel it ha s willing to succeed Cardinal Fra- chi as Pontifieal Secretary of State. CUnA HavanA, Aug, 7.—~Cubsn merchants and planters to-lay filed au address to the King of Spatn, Inying befors him the fujury inflicted on tiic faland and Spanish veasel-awners by thehigh duaty lovied on sipa paln. ‘There were 104 deaths from vollow-fever and slxty-thres from swmall-pox In liavana in July. BQUTH AMERICAN I1TEMS. PaxAMA, July 20.—A virnlent fover has broken out smong the Ameriean laborers on the Madeira & Mamors Railroad, Hraxil, and nom. bers of them are dylrus daily. ‘Tle laborgra :,vclrcmtnken out by Collind & Co., of Phila- clphis. 'l'fxm 13 agitetion in Ecuador owing tothe ex- pulsion of Jesuits, ' A lorge mecting in Guay: fanaticiam and demanded thal tho * fralles ** bo banished. . A protest agalnat the action of the recent Convention at Ambato denying refiglons lberty has been issued. $ o — ASTRONOMICAL. aw Prof. Draper Iurled fis Long Photo- telespectroscope at the Eclipse—The Uo- rous na Outlying Mass of Matter Kefleot. ing Sunlight—Intoxicating Effsct of the Coronn's 1eat on Edison’s Tasimeter, Apecial Dispatch 1o The Tridune. Nnw Yorg, Aug. 7.—Prof, Henry Draper, tho eminent astronomer who obscrved the recent eclipso at Rawlins, Wy. ‘Ter., reached homo to- day. Prof. Draper's party fncluded lis wite, Prof. Barber, Prof. Morton, snd Mr. Edison, and was a privato enterprise. In an interviow with & ZTimes roporter, Prof. Draper sald: “The observations we propossd to make on this occaslon wero intended to ascertain defi- nltely whether the light of the corons was due to a special incandescont clement, or whether v was duc to refiected sunlight, or whether it was s mizxture of both. Iu addition, 1 pro- posed to take a direct photograph of the corona iteelt, In order to sec whether tho dotalls of it structure could be made out. I was not look- ing for oxygoen in the suu's corona, o8 has been sakd, for I have long kuown there was no nx{- won in tha corova.” lafning his instruments, [ncluding a five-fu telescopo and large photo-telespectroacope, the Professor continued: ** It was the general impression pre- vious to the cclipse thut it was eutirely imposs)- ble to obitain 8 photograph of the spectrum of ihe corong, and, {n order to give the best possl- ble chiance of petting such a photograph, I re- sorted 1o _exceedingly acnsitive . inaterinls, known sa.the lightuing colladion process, fur- uil_condemuod nished me by Mcasre. Anthony. ‘fhis fuvolved distilling o large part “of the water uscd, becaure, in the locallty where we were, the water contalns either alkall or sulphur, both of which arc delcterfous. Im- mediately after the totality was over and on developing o pnotugraph, I found the spectrum photographs wero a contintious band, without tho least trace of 8 ring. I vwas vot surprised, beeause, durlng the totality, I tind the opportu- nity of studyving the eorona through o teles scope arranged in substqs the same way as tho vhototelespectrustope. These apectrum-photographs, therefore, show that the corona on this occaston did not vouslet of au Ignited gas giving a few ULright lives, but that ity Jlght was duoc either to rofloction of son- 1fgzht by solid or Hquid bodies surrounding the sun llke a cloud of meteors, or elso that these metcoric bodles were ralsed to a whita leat. The observations made by Prof, Barker, who was next e fn tho observatory, Were urrauged vith a view of determiniug ‘this very potut. t the coroual light containa the Frauenhofer lues, it Is reflected sunlight, 104t 1s a contin- ued apoctrutn without thosc llves, it may be due to solfa or llquld substances rulsed lo a white heat. It turned out on _making the ob- servations with an snalyzing spectroscopo that the coronal light did contain the Frauenhofer lines, und was therefore reflocted sunlight. 1 think on this oceusfon thero can no doubt we hoye observed the true nature of the coroua,and that its lizht Is almost altogother sunlight reflectod from bodics of a slzo too small to bu soen as individusls ut dis- tanco such as thut of the carth from tho sun, namely, $0,000,000iles, The lizlt of thecorona, according to this view, on former vceastons, has been contaminated or mixed with lght derived from ignited gaseous bodies vjected from tho sun, ‘I'he plain pbotournph of tho sun tuken with my larire crflxuwnnl 0D thls occasion shows that thi corona is not arranged centeully with regurd to the'sun, ‘Ilic great mass of the inutter les iu the vlane of the celiptle, but not equally distrib- for on this oceasion it extondudabout ade- greo und o half from the sun toward the west, whilo It wuy “scarcely ® degree in length toward tho cast. ~ Tho maas of meteors, If such be the construction of the corona, 1a theroforo nrohublgrlnunucd I an alliptical form around the sun. The vhotogruoh alio shows tho curlous plume-like furms of the corunal matter toward the poles of the sun. ‘Pho obscrvations taken by DProf, Morten with the puluriscope sustaln this vicw of the nature of the corona, yiz.: thut it fs reflucted sunlight, because ho gqbgerved rudial oo larization. Ho ulso obscrved with u hand spuctroscone the Frauenhofer lines of the coro- nal light. Mr. Edlson dirested his attentiou to nscertulning, by the ald of his nowly-luyented tuslmetor, whethor tho corous guve forth fudi- catlons of heat, The tusiwator can be arranged 80 as to be, exceedingly seuultive to Lcat-rudiy- tions, so that thy hand, at a distance of three or four feet, will cause a strong detlection. Ou this occusion b adjusted th fnstrument so ax to be very sunsitive, bocause we could not predict what ainannt of hest the corona might glve forth. It turncd out uveuumu{ that u much leas sensitive instrument woyld havo sufliced, beanuse the uowent tho lusimeter was moyed from the imago of the dark moon vr the image of thu corona the fudex beaus nl’ light wout THE WEATHER, Orpicn op. TuB CHIEP BIUNAL OPPIONR, Wasiinaton, D, €,y Aug. 7—1 8 1m.~ludics- tlons—For Tennessco sud the Ohlo Valtey, warter, clegr or partly eloudy weather, variable wluds, statlonnry pressure. For the Lower Luke reglon, partly cloudy weather with oceastonal ralns, soathwesterly windy, atatlonury tempurature, falling barome- ter followed [n thewest bortlou by risfug Lurume- ter amed northwest winds. Vor the nl)ur Luke' region, partly cloudy weather, occasfonal ruins, wara south veering o colder noribwest windet riafug, pre- ceded in the east portions by falllng barometer, For the Upper Miseissippl and Lawer Mtssuurd Valleys, clear or partly clondy weather, warn sontherly, veering to volder nosthwest winds, 1 uid higher vrassure. Tha vivers will somain ucarly statlonary. LUCAL OBERRVATION: W % i u.::‘ % By T4 2 v 5 W e Bh.usa s 0P e uh i | 48 ) WA p 28 B0L | O | i 1t wfa ] Tu | 371 Maximuw. 503 wiajwum, VENEULAL QUSKUY ATIONY, 10400, Ay, e ——— TELEGRAPHIC NOTES. " * Provipesce, R. L., Aug. T.—Sceretary Eher- man, Mrs. Buerwan, Mre. Preghlent Hayes wnd daugehter, wud other ladics and gentlenyen, were the guests of Beuator Buenaido to-duy. ireed Roos, Ark., Aug. 7.—The Arkunsas State Fair will be beld, commencing ou tie Ylab VEUVRILGE aied LUGLLK wl Ly WILISKY. The ‘Dread Documentary Squeal Toted from Lincoln to Springfield. An Insight into Some of the P’ractices at Pcorin and Pekin, The Reason Why the Peoplo There Have Had a Shade the Best of It. E et Pearls which the Distillor Wiso~ ly Casts Before the Gau-~ ger's Swine, Bpectal Dispatch to The Tridune. BraigoriELD, 11, Aug. 7.—tien. Sewell and the other reveuue officlals who have heen Ine vestigating the Pokln whisky frauds, with tho assistauce of Weaterman and his attorucy, nr- rived hero from Lincoln this afternoon. They brotight with them a larga bundle of document- ary avideuce, which will be ldd bofore District- Attorney Connolly ta-morrow. 1Ife 1s now at Uis home in Charleston, but has heen tele- graphed for, and will arrive in the morning. ‘The officials still prescrve the reticent munner which characterized them during the progress of the fuvestigation, aud It is absolutely impossible to obtain sny details relative to the dovelopments. That Peorla needs o through overhauling has long been the optuion of the whisky-naking fraternity of Chieaguy and the complaints mude against thut town in the mecting held In your clty yesterday your correapondent has cvery reason to beliove are well founded, 1o fs strongthened In his opin- fou by AN INTERVIRWY which he had to-day with a nrominent politiclan of Peorls, u gentieman who s tn a position to know whereof he speaks. He told your corre- spondent that not only do tho Qis- tillers of Peorin rceeive a *liberal gange,* such us that eujoyed by their Clncinnat brethren, but, in additton thereto, they are cnabied, through the connivance of (augers aud Storokeepers, to it up the not quite filled barrels fu tho bonded warchouses. This latter opaerution, he says, (s fuvariably doue at nizhi- time, when there Is no Government otticers on watch bot the night Storckeepers, to whom are given keys to the bonded warchouses, to be uscd only in case of fire or other accident. ANOTUER PECULIARITY of tho whisky busincss Is that mony of the Unugers and Storekeepers are In the habit of purchasing stock, bogs, and cattle, amd having them fed nt tho distlllerics, For tho slop thus fed these officinls pay nothine. ‘I'hey re- ciprocate the favor by wWinking at or abettiug in the little frrezularitics of the distillers, by which tho latter are enabled to ‘run In thefr goods to Clucinnati and other Eastern markets at from 2 to 3 cents less than they ean be pro- duced by rivals, to whomn such advantages are not glven, and make a profit on the transaction. “*But,” suggested your correspondent, ' the Peorla men BAY THAT THEY DO NOT ENJOY ANY LIBEDAL astar, and, when closely questioned as to how they can undersell Chicago, reply that it Is better in a dull market to stand a amall loss than incur a mich larger one by the leakage and evapora- tion conscquent upon storing their goods, " “That {s ull nonsense,” answered the Peorla pollticlan, * They know better than that, and tho real reasons arc those thut 1 have rotuted to ou.' H ¢ flasn’t Trumbull, the Revenuo Agent, *dropped on’ thelr MNitle jgamel’ queried the correspondent. 5 * No, and, what’s more, TUEY DON'T INTCND NE SIALL, He has ularge terrltory to go over, and can'y ulways be in Peorla.’ * What ateps have they taken to provent Lis ‘dropplng’ to L1 ¢ That you can lmagine for yoursclf," replled the promiuent politician, From this your correspondent infers thata erapovine telegraph is in full operation fn Peo- rin, aud that ‘Trumuull’s oreival in thot burg is always heralded in thoe to give tift: distillers an opportunity to get everything fn order for his uspection, In the old days of the Pekin Rlug the warniog dispateh read: * Malt on thetrain,” What ft fs now none but those luterested euu tell, . 5 Bome tive or six weoks ago A FTRANGE APPAIR happened at the distiilery of Bpruck & Francls, of Peoria, The whisky fu the wine-tubs had been drawp off, and the Guugers fluished thelr work about 4 o'clork. In the altormoan the Uauger 1o charge, Henry Miller, wont uway und furgot to close and luck the faucets vy the tubs. e diy, howovor, Jovk the door of the wine- room. During the ulght some time, in working off the mashos ready for distiling, & connection was made with the hall-open wine-tubs, aud the splrita from the tail of tho worm were run in ouly to RUN OUT ALY, OVER TR FLOOR, ‘Tha next morping the aceldent was discovered, but no report of it was made to the Collector, ‘The secoud morntug follawing ‘Trumbull came olunzonong of hie inspection tours, and, on Junaing over the books of tho distillury, found an cuormous flling ot fn the yiuld, o fne vustlguted, oscertuined the facts slready re- luted, and, n addition, learned from the cares Tess Gunger that the latter, on leaving tho dls. tillery, hiud goue over to an sdjoining whiskys will on g * business crrand,” und that, groun- Ing under the welght of importance, he had neglected to proverly lock up, There wers VVBR 1,500 GALLONS OF WINE WAKTED, ‘Frumbull reported the fucts to Washiugton, and Spurck & Francls arg now teyvtig to avold the payment of the tux on tho samg. The Peo- ris gantleman, i relating this dncldent, wdded that Gauger Mitler wag In o hurey to suporin- tund the loading of somu car-losti of bogs, which e had been futtening at unw of the die tilleries, aud 1t was owlng Lo this Httly outulde buslpess that b uegleeled to perform the du- tew of his ulllce, Dy, querled the newe-gatheror, *dau't the Colluetar uid Duputy-Collectur kuow anythiug abuut THIN 10O-PREDING DUBINESS” #Not at all; for the bogs are fed lu the naine of an outslle party." Your wrn-q!uluh'nt thisafternoon related the clrenmstatces us uareated to bim to the revenue ofticials, and they wero no hittle mstoutshed. Trumbull was i 'uudllul Bt the wu]v n wlxllt-h 3 W red Lhy tillere wore playing W on lIl’l‘l‘l lwgl‘flu:i; up I the dead hyurs of uight, aud corpoborated the story of THB SPILLED WISKY, but ho Qi not kuow thut hogs cuused It Gen, Sewel) said thag the reculations did pot allow any tovernmynt ulIl"lnl Ly have any business minwuluuul“\ any dlatllicry ofher thap that apechitesd tu hils oath of oftfee, and that hie would hmsull give the Peoria houses u thorough lu- veaturatiog. Y our correspondent inay wid thiat the General s u in bellever f the promecd ulan of trauslurang Gauzers fram one district 1w auother, aud 1a of the obinton that it wil be put fu practive before w great while, e QOCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, Nxw Youx, Aug. 7.—Areived, steamship Pranve, Loudon. - Lavaurool, Aug. T.—Steamships Fugland aud Hullawd, from Now York, wud Sialy, from Philadelvbia, bave arrived out. 5 Nuw Youk, Aug, 1.—Arrived, Steamship Hotterdam, from Rotterdam, QUENNITOWN, Al T—~Arrived, City of Limerick, trom New' Surk. Lospoy, Aug. 7. camier Assvrls, from Bristol, for Nuw York, ashore uear Avbuwouth dock, has oatod without dswsge, e er—————— THE CHINESE EMBASSY, Bweclal Dispated to The Triluna. Onana. Nebs, Ang. T.—Thy Cutnces Embasiy will wrnve In Clhleugo toworruw, via the Che cara ¢ Ruck laland Road. ‘Phey lelb bwo tuls alberiuul, weeupylug o speciad var s e READY RELIEF Hon. Tharlow Weeg Indorsing Dr. Radway's R. B, R, Remedieg “’_ ter Using them for Severnl Year, ani; have derdeed from ¢ Tha DIIR AT tosnrteg py ¢ nfteil 18 peeasion FEquires, B AINAYA WILh the eyt T ol g A AR b AR I eweneed than it ls by 1ta name, Wo apply (e Hnlment frcney lyand trecty, atmost fnvariably finding the prompy S Rraliet.™ Truly yours, tBlancd), 1 1 HURLOW Wi.gp, R.R.R. DYSENTERY, DIARRH(EA, UHOLERA MORBUS, TEVER AND AGTE, CURED AND PREVENTED BY RADWAY’S READY RELIEF, REEUMATISM, NEUBALGIA, DIPHTHERIA, INFLUENZA, SORE THEOAT, DIFFIOULT BREATMINg, RELIEVED IN A FEW MINUTEs -BY RADWAY’S READY RELIEF, BOWEL COMPLATNTS, 1 exn, Diarrhes, Cholera Morbua, of prinfa charges frui Ui Loweis are stonped 1 Aftecn ur 1y, ty minutes by taing e iy Belle goation or tnfiatnimation, 1o we olluw thio use of the I, K. Neife R.R.R. RADWAY'S READY RELIER (-‘U_IIHS THE WORST PAINS In from One to Twenty Minutes, NOT ONE HOUR After Rending this Advortisoment ne any ono Buffor with Pain, RADWAY'S READY RELIE IBA CURE FOR EVERY DALY It wasthe firstand ls the ONLY PAIN REMEDY tantly atops tha most etcruclating patn. al. mination and cures Comwzestions Wiscthr of thia Lumw, Stomach, Bowels or other glands or orns by unw upplication, In from Ono to Twenty Minutes, No matter how violent or excruciating the iflln, he Rucumstic Bed-ridden, Intirm, Crppled, Nervoay Neuraigic, or prustrated with diseass tuay s T RADWAY'S READY RELIER WILL AFEORD INSTANT BASE, Intlamnation of the Kidneys, Inflammation of the Bladder, Inflammation of the Bowcls, Congestion of tho Lungs, Sore Throat, Difficull Breathing, 4 Pulpitation.of the Heart Hysterics, Croup, Diphtheria, Catarrh, Influenza, Tleadacke, Toothache, * Nearalgia, Rhenmatism, Cald Chills, Agae Chills, = Chiiblains, and Frost Bitey m. . No s oF Lawitade, wii That The anplication of the lieady Tellef to the purtcr parts where L pain or dificuity oxists Wil adfurd cus and cutufo " hftty 10 slxty drops fn balt & tambler of water wit |nataw ifutos cure Cramps. Spasme, Ruar ivinac Jloartburn, * Blek Ll.lldscnu. Illmm‘l] Dysentery, Colie, Wind tn tha 11 14, andall internal Valns, ‘Lravelers should slways carry a bottls of HADWAT'S ELIER with tuent. A few dropa In wair revent sickness or palng from change ot water, JLis better than Freach Braudy or Ditecrs 2 8 stiue FEVER AND AGUE FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents, _Therel) 1ot a remedial azent in tisworld tiat whil enre. Four TV Eow and iher Vevers (atded by IEuiwera Hil s Galckiy @ IADWAY'S NEADY’ RELILY Floyelhta' s botdlcs " DR. RADWAY'S Sarsaparillian ‘Resolvent, THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER, FOITIIE CURK OF CHRONIC DISEARE. SCROFULA ORY H};l‘lll‘bl'lll{g LHHIEDITAH\ 08 ONTAGUIOLS DEIT SEATED IN THE Lunga or Hrumnchy Sikin or [uncs Flesh o Kervew, % CORRUPTING THE BULIUS AND VITIATING TUE FLUIDS, ¢ Scrotuly, Glandular Ewellinz, Chirialo fthoumatiin uackliig e a By Complulute, Bivodlug of_the Lunge Dyapepai W Tirash, Tig Duloreaus, Whita Swulllugy Cummors. L cers, Bin and Hip Dlscasos, Mercurtal® Disasucs Fe male Complainis, Goul, Dropsy, Sait Rheuw, B chitls, Cunaumption. Liver Complaint, &c. Nolfl?nlly dors t)‘n.: almvlfilll?nci‘!eml‘:‘nx :.x'rm u-‘l cindtal sgenta 1) Ul cure of Clroule, be Cmtiehhinal: wid bikin Diswases but T 1 the positive cure ur KIDSEY AND DLADDER COMPLAINTS Urinary and Womb Diseas: 3 wiery § K-diat duposita, O h lulenu u whi ket it b iy o I o ot it ot Uiers 1s 8 inol ) it Bt st dupoalts 1 Frenliislesliching Wit s St e it Vet 4 thhe witall o) 1 thu lolng, :m,"-l:uuhu PRICKONK DU OVARIAN TUMOR OF EN YEARS' GROWTH CURED ByDr.RADWAY'S REMEDIES. DR, RADWAY & €0., 82 Warrou-st, N1 DR. RADWAY’S REGULATING PILLY, Pertoculy tnlulves, clgantly soated vit arye, | peguists, . e, e A v lui"nu’w o uf sl disur Blourathy Liver. Buwel hidieys Bladder, Noyod Dibekiva ticuducter I'Yunumuu o Custicucas L0 Woet i DY abokate ilutstin Fever, Duduiuinaltod S Rl P, xid al detppustieniont o e iefc S ted (0 LU lfilln; Y ‘\:ax‘::‘-lu. Coutilutug B3 wivrcury, wducrd of el ioh o drage T "‘.fi:f"‘{m follow e aymploins veaulilss (192 o 7 g Liia o Urgpus: b o R N of we oot 18 il S i P ey e SodE Eristativi, IOk liid oF Vi 3“ b1 N I R Ay d white uart b b auieoa i ey ity rl{“'l‘l'.\.l"ii ‘w‘fiu.;:. u_l.;}:}fi g (L% ATt M .. s 1 pad by “It‘l o Ll s i v Lo sratemd e 475163 R I.I'lh“ 3 RBEAD « Fdise and True." Beud \lmetnuup WRADWAY & C0., Nu. v W™ 1 L New Jurs. Lufeiwaton wia il auwsisis will be scut 10