Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 25, 1880, Page 4

25, \S80—TEN., PAG a’ CTICAGO - TRIBUN: WED = : Torduie’ yofwzqrtho Naw Vari” Wiatate: fawort | ¥sontenent and protest. In the ; failure, ‘These would. be titexest in, tories Inferior prieg whieh the Amerteuy aniler gete af feands but dils explingtion, only makes | «crn Hag labegonndhinia cieiees G ; s | of Hampton's speteh and the Vingitian’s res | shin vand Austeii intrigues: tn Valearhy ond eared Hae Hi ds snuutcte ty ay oy a aay ca bur IT PE Snell Bie the {hvory af an exthaord gary natural the { urday by the Temouratie SEE Ad sia port fs accounted for by the fet that the Sena} Serva kup theey Provinces ut voleanie suite. | estates, united da dha striyagle, aly at Tantnerative fer snipment tatirupe, the miller | cress of tho. negro papiiation vitterlylaby | Pirst Couressdtontt TAtHtet of Wise ae 4 ntor corrected tho World's Tnotts No Lee Tire Austrian press churce tho Sluesti tucents evctl States ait the eommaon mother uf tts att mit iv aeettinue his ¢ neat inane ue ‘4 a surd. oe! ‘ Z foo) | Grnomlnited tim aa its eandidute ter . See oy Would not rplish pie rebellious | with fomenthyg aultation whiels may lead tawne, | reared alyft thy atguidand eaehealighupan ceery soit able to make: constenuienta, alee into | yt Prws i aitiiliist the Mon, € a NE He ee eee eee a ee nates Paces re a ieiiais ure deen Lae herste Aupom’ henatandarkainitotefewe her | cammmpetttivn wheat tho stip! i The tlotorlous’ frand ist’ te election re- 1 the market. ‘This. phuse 1 = key cenorten Liye | CEtOn OF Mere Ta Rr aenelmneriiere || eels furnishes the key to tha reported Ie | print. Ag cli JAeOR Quarters Of | CTEM {nthe eensus returns, Bolh frauds | sptowousty tu polities! atates in Wi : DY MAIL-IN ADVANC! Dnily oitition, one sear, por montii. : ‘3 ae sins Saat, ‘That xtetudand dit aenaity had pan ne towithdeawn fret Phttntante te, Autelun emienries schemes of a | Sly cputdanntyss Hamil harebeen tren Codiee { trade demands IVE Ares. 1 San Franelscg, |! no tess dangerous character. It scems seareely [obey ory fagal. son of hers liekled an his i, Ping nnd Rdinhurg, Scotland, yeas | probable that the Eastern question wil be sete | armor and anaweres tho at th AP PeUrs 1 ns, Th doting | wheat bet ol t WP ESR tO the | Have an lutinate And dlieet comicetion. ‘he | therefore ts quits unknown to fume, ien Meat x terday. I Sau Pranelseo five bytklings, oeett- | Ved untibatter one other Dloody war at least This. wha will venture: to any Uhat Choy were hot | 000400 qnarters are regtttre ois to goth a fraudwent t f Rey tlaine tho telegraph operat ete mitted not : iy. wnd Hiedl asvoncertchullscsitomi shontingewaliesios, | in while Austett and Hipedkt, and AL tnag be tine [my the Haw of ais aid hones | Pe the Britis ntut ater foreter antlters the | es tiga and ro eT eee Tar they | seit tho dispntety i, tu the seewesy hurr se . path Writeadig tind | Hane vite kere destroyer; ‘The tts teestingted nt | gland, witt be involved, ag well ae Turkey and | “Ths vielous gontehie ay ate-supremaey | pyran ts an linportant tem in thelr trade, | inoriiy the whote of that franduitent repres | Mutht He Jumbled the honored bane or ein ¥ eee ras yur. nee all gen, At Greenvitte, Hrown & Son's Woolen | Greece, so forelhly and fervent Munetated in Gen) white to the American itanounts, compatt- | ocition, In the history of American pol Habbitt so thal it should roud *CHinten te Ar : VEDA EDITION POSTP ALD. SUL Matters Pane SHE Cha ee Les } MeCiowan's speech ts a8 flemly planted inthe | tiyety, to.littte, If, however, Ametean tlauy | Smneon. TN the history of American Dol- | patter A rose by any other nine would smelt : and tye dwellings were destroyed, involving af Av a merting af the Irish Home-Rulers | southern heart play as it was tr 1800. Hts | oan he exported free of the charges whieh ities Ulere revere was Suvh fa -Hhel on self | as nyeet. sinelt “" ve h ins Ash culls aru Ay tnsurane yeh Monday, and presided over by Mr. Bartell, | ehampton ts the Demoeratle: party, whieh | auend tho exportation of whi tieanditouresn government ‘ns the seer U efection ree ee ————_——-_ e nGeTnich nylon Sent : a A te ra Wet Set siniye Sele stead ara) AR tan tal Fane int Me rete tails: conimonda the untied atippott of the South | po offered in all partsof Europe in competition turns Ii tho. Southern States; and , the tai ew York Hour heads a revtow ot ons Se Tr acineluding state and | The building, machinery, and stock were vultied | support ant payment oF the Te atabutiary mM ; Fen etiikath 5 fraudulent consia Is butva part of tho dame | M0 pdlitieal sttuation tn that elty 64 ‘ Pe a ca a at S200, Beet te eeaiated by all deviees and menna | for that reason alone, Tt fs the “prinetle”’ ) with wheat, then there may be found nm mare f ft anitttlet Semel, eratly Mtack iy: Chjunee al 4 Tenilitances mas. be mate either by deat, express a Within the power af tho Irish members, tnace | for whieh Bee and daekson fought and | get for Amerienn flour, while will be dans grand ge of po raud. 62 orn Yost-Onlce urder, of $n rouistered letter, at our tlvke 2 HO ePTy st Iinlly, dellvered, Sunilay exe Dally, delivered, Sunday, nettle or Addross US Tet MILAN, Corner Madison and Hearturnests., Clnenge, 1, ye Rtate Convention, [t snys, “has tars like a bomb shell In the rexufie Democratic eamp, and seats toFod fut killed wif the ‘hopes of ie hnrmonting party. ‘Tho haportant ferture in Tammanys hostile coup "ts that It ue ertfses to the Staten the days, of. Abdel-Kader. and Ine | cordance with this resolution one of their min | Wade Hampton fold the truth wheat i are tie tin the Alverinns ive been | bor O'Donnell, who, It appent addisioyal to Freneh rile ns are the trish to] the error of his wi ng nloot from tho | 4 yey ” * Met * 7 spl”, w! MeGovean’s | senthnent rattan lsah ML Ue aot cucprisingy to: lean LEeelttcay. sane Ie the Counter dee nigng (csie aes et! hetiosgam ss . auld 44 Mu repented | the Sunt is to-day contending for the sunie SCRE, tt, S80 een trons to the Ruropean tillers, as thomarket ) i pemoerntie motive ‘for triststIng on for Amertean wheat hag been to the Britis | (ho abolition of the Nutfonat Eleatlon lave 4s te ten’ | farmers. vlearly shown by comparison of the returns Trin edennncad revnie Ie hein emmantzehy [stint all aeauiy gente, Toe the: stipport uf tho. |, Will be npyeaved to-day by out-of every | Amerteantlony, however, hasbeen an articte | from Alabama, "In 1870, when United Stttes | ta the Nation that all hope of a Don theme They have'an Orman whteb le published | Constabulary. he cwwithheld util, te wus coeon- | KOMmen wlio fought nuatist the Unton and } of exportation for several yours. (The com | Supervisors of Election stort wt the polls; tho | auton in Now York (8 at an ent.” wn in Sictly, and whieh brenthes tho flercest hate of [structed on nu iitals. ‘The force as It nya | OW det with the Demoemtic purty. It isthe parative exportattons of wheat and four for ] Sete was tn; some districts honestly registered | yetter, Ie the-voto af tho g i evervthing Froneh, counseling the Alzerhies to | consists of about 2400 mon, aswell deified and | premise from which the right of secession 18 ) several years are (ny reported: and. counteds and the fear, that this may over | Now, York City e revult, Arms have been recently shipped into | armed as” any mility corps fe the word. It, | Tojgieatfy deduettd.: (Us the Ineentive ane |” rahe again is tho onuse of. all the, Domouritte. pets Innits itisa foregane couchiston that Gurtield the country in large quimtities, and [1 Is reeruited pring y from the fitexitinate | tye useuse for the nulittication of the United tion. ‘The following {9 an ‘aljelal report of tho + witledrry tho Stato by. 20,001 Y. a sone khid of arising” would be soon ate | sone. of. the landlord class, nid. from | 6 i 4 lust four gfevtfons held In Méntgdmery’ County, " Far the penetit of ont patrbtis wha desta tv rent | tempted, nigh i Meee cota ot dtnmetlintsy.. such ax batins, | States laivs whieh ts going on In the South ate and f Lin Wobe kept witty reasonably Entered at the Poste ‘hiewg% Thy as Seconite an Mattler, + n sya Als Alain. In the November electtons thor yy ary ; rind ees ng Tate Tune at aaa the eal we | = Gs subenyents, provess-aprvers, and that numere | Wl.the white, wort Stato upervisurss In tho “August alde- att Pelineess en 1 late has been passe ; Ue le aaa ua et i : ‘Tar dudge of the Phiindelphia Distrlet | ous and-pestiferons elas necessary fo enn Another Instance of the Irreeonetlable sen- wes lent Swampscott, Muse, Tighe and ‘Twelve Page Paper, Bixteon Paw Papers; ces. Tight ang Twelve Page Poy disteen Haye Lape (ions there Were none: Court vestorday deelled that the testimony of | ont the behest of fandlordism Ino lretand. ] tment of thé South hia deen recently ture So fered by Dr. Buehatat ondsmon adstitined | Tho Protestant morabers of the fore are usially | nished by an qfort dh Alapaum to make are has by no ineans kept pace with that of 2 conte | the thoory that tat gentleman bad committed [located in the intensely Catholle distriets, and i i a ea i = i . |) wheat. Nevertheless tho British millers are SZ cents, | suutetde, qnd consequgntiy the application of tho [the Catholte, members fi, tuo Ulster counties, rests of.men who. had been beating and in ad «| Bho has dined there with Mr. Longteltos, w Tr ogaraGer | reelted to her aw unpublisued poe, wid bint ‘InN, James F, Fletds, who meretfuliy did not, Mer B Cents, eraeeetnigt AIT — unine fa now her most romantic helonging, § y salee * rte " & 0 = . Be Sho a te : fortelte aie i . So limidating United States witnesses to the | Hew dreading that tho Amertenn supply of ae SF | ig no and stout, hut retains traces. oF pepse wiry: NUIL OFFICES. Wistel teste bea Hall Werecetcd There ts no ches, no boy amen not ever {88 | tndentlod-oF Unlled States Invys.” Ware | breadstutts will hereafter take the form of i s 3247 af Bennnty. “Bho ts not even divuroed, ‘ns repertedy ge emieano (Riese hes extablievos Orage | LACIE testioony at any fapseré tne and, ¢ | the pensantry i tho Trish, Constatugars, they | rants were sworn oitt fr, the arrest of ong | Horr In whieh ens the countries Hfencate iEEIRSIES hs | md ber husband tne teen Aud fourteen sears ‘ me Caneadio TRUE NE hime extatlleven alee, | ate pretty eeetain that Mvehuinan be rusttenting | are at tho same tine iho descendant und tools | Peyton and others In’ Covtngton County, wal piled from England with flour will be sup. SalFS[SSI°3 | neany.Canor Lonar isa very. tndepa ot a i) Canada, the Disteiet- Attorney will goon he | of thetr oppressors, and they partake of more | were placed in the hinds of Deputy-Marshat ped direetty froin the United States, Alto- Bh? 43 Sac Remiltenicax para ow epond. kw Yor ‘Tribune Wutiting. Ret. Me= aide to nntiafy th PhtladelphiaCourt, that he 1s | than their hare of that. Ingolenco of offee whleh | Oliver, ‘TPhigoflieentopk threvuther Deputies | Rether; the’ Huropenn market for Amertein g 2 iste" auth fuyte-but he ts Wkely to ale THEN, Manager. c | StL Hivtinys. a... | isthe peeutlarity of policemen averswhere. THE | iy Fy AntG vectted | Wheat Ly one fornt orauother will be ns erent i conritinantle : : Seeethed AMGOW,- Scutlind=Allan'aAmerlean « Nows —_ +1 irish members, who keem to uve buyled thete with im from. Montgomery and proceeded sraas helnere vdicnssnungelortenttling fuk 5 7 Haat en for caneera ul the sine th the 2, Ai SL Ttentietd-st. Yirnoixe to the openly expressed dissatis- | petty anarr hel lil dowben to ketve tho warrants and moke the arrests. rete Sameksd Rs ns striet. Ue tins the rther te f tEtLDING to the openly expressed dlssat petty quarrels Cor the time belng, will doubtless | 10 BC) i ati Inereased supply, feily as great ng the Lins mae nisin) qualitieation for oflice of 1 wlio oh fuctton of the Spanish people, and not will inuke t bitter realstanen, though not a success | The Oflivers were thet by a mob of some fifty aIRECARCLTS Ys 6 ci : | 4 Rumnta ‘Rnuvledge. Gf (io! history ar ial : to the rewmonstrance of the Auste}aa Course | ful ana, to the wpprepriation Fortis fish stows | men, rane sty slotting and revolvers, | Proventent in the Tritish production, country, put-any one of the Chiengo meohict : Rosut decree reeontly lasued txitur tho stiitus Sg irmy, unless Ite organization bs anatorially: einbled In nbarrovm kept by Peyton, ‘. capa ilbees A é ¥ ‘Heater tis C Ve nuniitied. * ) rinil iy ae me cul ith ss tnt aiestion Aen OF op SRODADIETHIES , * late Bunun ty Ia ae Ay eae jal revel TAY : Albert,J. Myer, the sieteorologist,- funil- Sort a i Pat ‘ oat phe’ WX, effect any arrests | , : LP vga Sovrusnn Bourbon organs answer th rt Wiiks the ehirges at canmat mud beiviay | WHCUiEN Hy exp ileet hirly known.fu every part of Uhls cottitry us , a ainin he N o re shales ae at Resp ba pe vith: 4 ons fore spitty-Marshal e Pesce: all oritlolsms ofTuk-THINUNE on the vensi ue } __Mnodainn erretchatmucy Cine HN fae aya helenae te asta hn, sd treatnient of Hh golden bs enya yer with: 80 een tues “a Mrdr | OK Probabilities," Ix 10 andre, havirigylied wena by saylng that .tho xcowth of Chteago Te a yany, ‘Whowws3 Addyrorin und ayenbut , iy up haere, rt fe ‘ull ven ato feet nae, supilnbty Gene oa the: el AAS aidk nbcesaitty ti nk Bullalo; Ny a”, Yesterday, of nervous pros- nes susptetousl) large. Wut this Is not true. Tig o poy: greene 1 Alig ahacngeat male gildren atl t erntle tfewspapers:-whtoh hav nels etlaie Wiha Hist nbeusedty tO URL nit ttheense velue WE HME, 17 Ht pereentago of iin in Ghlengo, for the last devs s $F maa, oF Atorvertyta Time ay . ent ab i'r ni hoyt any. Deeble. Quepn PE} in Outraseons vitlitentton'-ofe Gen. Gnitéta, nied Lithnt, 1.09 Satfes;,dad been lori te ase i a ecg vate, | tuition Kao Is tut ns. Inae ust foe Auy-OE tho threw pre ‘ crenihesn niiteecorngy beAtanrytes Hugazement | Smilin of the dearth ot hy fitlick, tee co” | crtod ant agutist ihudesltiging ™andaliagnetire, | igitily yikgMtatned (ice th awn | go fae, Ubeushet, SUS Disha fin Qitbuitih AN, on eades, ‘The tntityel in th hae - OBA. 3M. Puhhore Untinesquare Vheatre Consany, Soemeermeemseet 3 téod the staldmints ox emnpalgteHosy band do- aes tay thaetln? Mud ‘the? bed) $y Sqnteouey, aul graduaial sal, Geneva ee Heal eninistnltts ag yrowtly of . “The Katroeriond.” 1 Attertoan aul averting :Brilnors diigeristons aie Ritd fo estbY Tig | nounced thoes who gave them elrentation, ent nfo Cerstts? “peAgehytd Mul thE, Bedvle Ine | onion ts | He -eommenced shly-publle Isitonvie tinge meee ee . Be¥tene Poo ag. | Fronel Cavinot th cotiseutiéued off the nung | Tymmusn: Je wblo to, present: thks yigr iin to ft el i fo obe Ah che had nob conga p & | carder ns a phiystelan in Duifato tn 18st, aunt meridia ee the Cabliet wint to wage war te tho-knife | cock testimony whieh baght to sctitt rest tho | awit fight yow,to the last extremity before appointed Agslstant ‘Stixeon’ hi the Unlled | ied fin whe sine armed ns tt ae teria) hase ea One Avera heen: she turinet the Jesuits nnd kindred bodies, but the | ery of tho Demoerntle draupy, ind set them itt | 75 : a PN enh abe Ents alike, ++ | fdestha lusteeventeen year prising, In view of thls fuct, to hear that he Is, Tho plhunbers agreed, étins.and-the Pope is anxtous atid Pacie Hotal fre A “| States army in 8510 Front 1858 to 1860 he a Moderates oject, and, predict.that sboyld such | work to try to refute them, Cabt, Latigrldio, bees ilieell tele a ecg, Ae here to-dyy | vag oi duty In the Signal Service, atu tu the a pulley’ ho curried ut a renetion would éor- | of Latnenster, Crmit. Couniy, Wiky a gention | HER Wee dlctt'our President, Hancoeky 118 | rr year was appointed Major and Chiet tainly result. Tho Neliongl, i Journal fi | rian of untipeachabte Integeity whose chars dd. footishyesg, Ul stup., {Tun Usiren ne of tli¢ Irish weekly national td fecliig ding, the, people in to he dons t Jour i Siznal OMleer ny. D var | this rude stanza: eh Patras Pairs . apathy with all purties, sugicosta’ delay ti the | deter ts vouched for by hit helghbdts, without | STATES AVE NOW-WIGHT TO 1s 1H a ae Preah tin teers Dae dle Wat Gul bo pratacdstbe.a Are ave tty Joby aitehga ‘ore Itty tune tobegin 1 net See Lape that. time aly boul sie eer, uid tbat | Hinetion of natty, elle ow aan LFitth Wise | wiricrttacourry if irs atarinns.? “Lhese distinguished services fir thisenpuclty. Di ee fit among the yer ngs i 4 Cran t some wity Ollt of tho dileulty may suggest isin Regiment, lin which Ge held command ag | gaereare Sotfarlh ti a-repdrt whidh Dey se -Hilsenpacity. "2 4 i sliirtly, Sar ee tcc eI CNIS 9 a i Itvelt, » zee : Lletunint, wus pttnisted by betta put throug | Offa We finals BUY Ting Ist he served with Gen, Butler at Into stacks to ole Trtins neen rumored i New York that Me nite to ” atts’ Marshat p 4 men at ones your dut ¥ es Keen’ Is itt filling cirdutataness, bit th ‘ les : % 1 HM, sariiat erie te g 0 o SIVA i Nye " i a - wee ane a ee AL Tectae they | bibtit, to whbii fie'tippltedt fai mistritéet6uis a fea a or aie alters” it a you nultiinrs HuwiKe Kio, formed corrusiiinitlents do not credit. tho ‘ nie Porter, the Tepublteans-ans) tho | wuited to dike aldelite 6t salir utter @ long | to whut further course should bo taken. | | ccniatens In “Novenber, 180% * ho" was -fulethen dld'thov Wow ae ange Feparts, (ts corlpins Mt lenstcithat, tho Nitlyops M..Leox SAY, the President of the Hon. Frantdian Lander, tho Democratic nomjneg | and weary ninrelt, My nso tells how Gon. 1k Such oceurrenved arid. utterinces! as Uiese |“ Li . : ee ‘ Keep the harvest. for the peaple, . ufutors who have foltowed tls lead have mato vharge of thé Sinhl OlMee at Waih- |” 7, Geditneant food LS aE Jurge fortunes, wd anon the be! Usticeilgalvgly, bovdtid a PR Re ag Ward, the klnst of tha lubby. a-en Colonel, Colovel, atl. ,Brigadler- | The correspondent of the Hoston Herdtt.who | Huner-tuble rist Hsituetion: having been-won | Kouds tho abovdélippiug gives many tnetancesof ‘ not only foriris eminent set vives In organiz- | tho utinost rigor exaruised by fandiceds towatds nor of Judhinn, She first of the series, | checks nfter tho drith-was: over, remnarked-to the | foreg.: eselves ubon thd atfention of those toconstat of Uilrteon, willbe held at | Célduel of, the reginent, Wor wn outhy! “Tho Wha pis averse fo diisthing ken eyigetly Tat At Rooiville, | ney who baliooud Corwaterhuve tigeatistaction | gh, watt ih Phere’ aee, nudderous tik nnilze to be very | of knawhng-thint tho.wholereghnent baye been | oi i Red Cart ay a Fenate, hna,suatained asuyere loss In the doath of hig only daughter. ' tisliffeyhelli has ran ashore on | Sept 19. Th q an FEE ee eae en or te St, | tltereating, and will doubtless draw immense | punished far thule ae it aongeee Have Keen | etewds. As'the Republican eandidate has a gotd | Tantgridéd ts suppbe ones Issam of tha, A, by De. Tygepsoll and the Northern e . Signal-Serviee Corps | thetr tenants: At Doncen, tn-Roxconaon, ho iy vi ‘ ve een | une amie nn able mini N13 Hot tog snuck. ta | Mal. Duttorileldof Wuileesha County. Wheeai- | sonable erposo wwhleh to migy wee Tove tig hep Blan ervey von Af tho "arinsy | saya, electurent decroes were avid Cane ago i= | CON tT ote reas ea ra Ue care ant hesnme a totulwrecks. | Predict thit.ho will have thy pst oF tho wpa; | sine "Col . 8. West, who Inns denied the hiseontry-and belteves In.thy existing form | WUT EA) ee ane Sle sleemae, fee | Muted Meant wl tenniits,": One: uf, thin owed Frgustane wae aie! watslairutiy Wat aT Ga Oey ye ee . mont, apd will make numy.-conyerts to Repub: | previousty published stitement, was uot with | of government ea afford to lanores : ‘The tr- wh pe stnely use of a lua he | only £10 and offered £0 us a composition, whieh | uitstone was the: ndiniilstritor, bel <q Winnie. Wabny as nomfnatedt hy Hean prhielples, J + nent” nt tho tie, dnd his chatactor reconvitables of. the Suitth eling to thd Dento- saved the post and. garrison. nif He Was | wads recused unless he also prifd tho uveensta, | BUDD ml hid had tiny ‘spuelal grudge agninss co Deli meet yeraelty ls Buel vl - : » Colonel Sle Siz (8. ‘Yo make wp this entin the “indi” Fought nis | SOMME Martlott, +e i »fevond Meh datehet . ere Thi, verachy ls such that a eompurl ns i “las & sOVIre ~ | made Colonel and Chief Signal Olleer, wel 7 © 1 we ‘ Tee A pass SO core anit Rosagaa Mey a Sieilfan, aud a'memberot | gow -botwedh “hin und tho .zentiemen whose cratic party beeatise'-Itaé State-sovereignty : ‘ ie Fanats | last cdif tothe fatr, but could fiid no buyers, } * jy RO ree re Pe Yesterday to nunko-thd run mnie Comerensrnet | 4 soeretsoelety with no geval puro, know as | testimony Is xtven Ten: Niruurse th mort creed holds but to them t promisé of reallz- LE Oe a i He ee et cidanatiée tiigenneretediod of | 7 fi New-York Ileratd editorially votlees . Me a ee recente cag. thy Repub | (82 tat, Mami, wus ont. tu the Calicarniy Pent: | tue would be eeedniely otjou f West, | Ing thelr hopes for ediinplete indeptnttence dt ‘ t Ba Y Hie amd Aunitbotts, Ln 17) he | cusouse, ‘Tho man wag evicted, and Mr... N, Arnold's reply ty Jahn Austin Steovers, Foe a ecitate Stee Wataby’ wine | tntlory inst sear for highway robbery. Teas | Me eiaggeds de supported ef exceltpnty| the General Government and a frovdom from | Wes avpointe if 1b obstrve and“ gle tolice by | juiticd to toueli tho Groys af’ fils, own who vattempted Iniely; to show that Benedict nbout 8,000 votes of 0 bare mudarity. mars thit Mell, befare ing the Goiden mony, and ft Will take consid i All gestralit ngeler thé eonatiuutionabamend | fleseanlt ond slants of the approneli of Y thon nearly ready for harvest, Many stellar ArnnliL ald a0) penalls Saker a Const with his presence, distinguished blmgelf [i Hvincounproswmlved people that thoy | mounts, ‘Te what length these people, would storins at various military posts and eftles; | cases are reported;.and it.4 nadlegd that elect: ulate hes rtd d es anit 's sre ad ue ti sontiy held'the | Ms wetlve isle asa murderous brigand. ‘The | tira not . Hancouk ald bot tie | oe, wae « In I8i1, organized. the Metearological Dl- | mmentidoevoes nro’ reldom obtained yntil tho PENANG te Seenfers and to Feral yes ES Sua, who witli reeently held the | ive, we ia 4 elle at a curry thelr resentment to: the posttion’of Turkteh Miniaterlot Potie ng | Governor of Catlforsin eurrendored bi fo-tho } bavedn whullytys, bratal and wusoldlerly min, . 3 . Ws Tt as Analy setting tho question at reat." Meet In 1ST, was wae | fermi ts cropped, In many Instances ovicted Bu puto’ of uri stole of Votes aM | ais authori, au ets now om ys way to | murat inhumnly refon tao tho a ernment, thet! nsplratlotis ; for HbR AR ane ti : ae : : tonauts have been tfused fietmisston tH'rdurn % fi q ie 8 E 18 elite uM teenie Indy: wh, contrary 1 the eniton In | Medeene at lls former explalfsy where he will | dlers.to deluk, and fy then putting them theough | from any other authority thin tiuit ‘of the EE a anit temporarily tothe houses whieh thoy have | ~ASt Lay aetna ie tera | emo to answer for, some of ‘thom at fewst. | at ! f ing Clark a DE eee nee aatir ath bs E r «) f ratsynwue twice o hii isiti wing u oss and fathyning drill after thoy bud | State, and’ thelr, ricé uiitTpathy fo’the fegro, ad : TE satis thoingotves Dullt, thotgh thoy indy be ‘nt tho ov tant nls Pace a rarkist omlietat stare on bh without hin, and Italy zidy | trnmped all-day under.a bueniyg sky. indor. the cneowiazement of Denicraticsue- FAT Pa TT tnt tteiote: thie without a tenant or tho 7 for peoulution, idintial periments T eirmisriiiestite |” THE SPIRIT OF. THE SOUTH. - cess, tte unit gin ford logical Congress at Vienna, cA ConnEanoxt La , . A rrrie, Delaware had its.Democratie.State | -Rvery observing ‘and fmparttal person WH ae i wy “Porsotully Gen. Myer was’ a tintversal | per Writes thit’ tn one of the chtirohes at. Riiry Ganvention gestentage After tho ronomfnation | hear witness. nt, nediher Cen. Gaeiel wd? | yy Beere onan yell PROP sei | favorit with those who Knew fin as ‘n | St Pemnls thero te a reounene Amare of 8 ond denim | OF Cok Martin Lor Congress, the sual repoltte | 44 isLntimatedy hlentitind with his polit: In‘Dornbuselte (London) dat for Aug. ontloman‘of fer Hable cluvracter aud | Naevell main” wile eointderiérates one dont |. eres ree a TOE a ee enctniid Yo aay that tho | YoWs oF indorsoment vf-the Cinalonatt somtn hose mostintianately ilentifind with his pole | gat 10 age tyra ettors, ‘one by Jackson nukd | Kenilgminy.of Hreyeoaerine: SUR hg | lumvets whorl in 248s whilenttenptiug tn Snat HDF fence seems to ‘he of tho barhed-wity ae ee a eit a ee cannttan, | aitd platform were ruopter, ns. waa fysolation | [yy ats havo, heen disposed to make 2 ) iin‘ dtilel hy ' athiar- | Reulibatspasttion, and his ad(inftance was | forty days and Corty wlghtes: The Pall Mall. Gas | porsuuston,"—Davld Ducts. jus gut welder tea eae te | alurling tiat-thoscontinuatca uf the Hamo- | “bloody-shlre”.‘campiign in te uecepted | [gjos, on the condition of thé Britis widely songht in society, -Hrofessionally he | dctts ‘ridlentes tite "st Thore ttre. It Bays, {iy eenillen thi beliey tn Hngllsh) as ib sevtatnty wilt In Aimer! oratle party In power In Dekwware was heeessary | sttiie of the termi An. polnt of fact, the | ero up to tint dite, a8 was the best-known selentific.man- in. this harness OF such Sheu #y techiilenlly known 23 | ner's watel ean bunt 23112." “al T Siuto froin tine lmmemorint, and there nee atch ly caneededttin the Vunnenitit whilelr will be olfered for sale this year from | 10th?” Was familiar as x household Worl, | Tice,” Variong lewends nro stttnched to-thom, | Meteet Ip whuae Dequty Is dy fave queues na? asnto Chief who recently i : ‘Tho methods where othor countries will be twenty millions of | dnd his’ i ls ating of is Mabel. = minent as the whipping: |. A a ene 4 t 4 i Sometimes It tukes* the shape given.dy the core . : ind who promised to arrost Mugnpia, the tyuder | PO aid the lash yet In existence theres and, as solldifteation of the Southern States has been | quarters, equal to’ 165,000,000, biistiels, ane. thernia {Gato nt Ny aif | respondont abovesmeiitionod, and. somettines Saving deciiled that women are people,” : Abctho nnil-Britlsly Hasutos, finds tint RE | to prospority, there Is nol a Stute north of atehieved have: been properly” eritietsed aut | yi) oe offered ‘by Amertean, Russia, anid nouncements of, cal waves, froi froin Manttoba, | thoother forni that the orlgliull of tho uinel- | 2 hould Tike to have Gen. Hanenele sy what Ue andertaken too much, He taafrald te proceed Muagun and Dixon's lino tnt has mute as Htde | htm sted as threatening the very founda | indian holders, and that the amount heeded | Have, been tooked for t1.the daily press with | ated fgnre died of Jovd. “Anyhow, elthor talo culls ua? gitts. Susan 2. anthony, th the matter, nnd ine so Informed the Cape au | PTORFESS 8s Delaware In the last twenty years. | tl of the American Gaverniiént, whieh in Great Britain will be frout twelve to four efigerness, since he rarely made ‘an error in belongs to thd el ci rENANE In the German army the pay’ of ai” Unlsersity Srv out of one, fost; but, us the former are expected to * Vf gitubsdiand tha Inttes not, tho sdiifercnee ly, aller rote Lontonalatiy ne abli/ainitehs Int favor of tho Dons, perenne iitnenere, . the aot’ need’ friends rowing Agateh with, Hanlut : GLETsEAy tho \ aiibinitiod to tho. Hiritish dllelals ut'tho Cape, | CV Mences of kood ye Of - old wives' fibles, whieh | + ‘The merenry marked 130 In the sun al Keoe oN ; St iti i a ia Vintinly von Eli otis tina Inter é oP Ae dat oletisat baoh § eiiled ee rieseretces havis buen ‘of | ls xtrnmg’ tee trotted out in the your 188008 | Kuk Inst Wednesday, but mo one eur bhai fi mae ee Tete weed onan al LELEN AHL | TS ap seuent sortie nt Gaudabaiy tid Brltsh | of the. ballot-hox Me "1 th : ‘ integrity tech miitions of auarters only. =": Ai Sat € ies raat beet “of | ci tistance, of itsings not xenueally: Kino s neting foul In a thwai with auch a nstine, u Metsyogriin (hay, Jost heavily. In olllcers and mien. Gen. Irouks, | ean a Paet ets oA ed ilk atte hen NO} Phere Is a zenernt agreement thatthe Tiiqalénlabld beneml; espectally to whiners | A rapggst alerowd of others, Blahop ‘Thomas | “ proressur?-—Confuclus was a celebrated ote “Sin GeonamiVedraaas, who has for some | Col Newport, Mu. French, Cunt. Crutkehank, clfort to.ttearry tho war Into aAftlen,” norto | ayritish crop this year‘ts better than st hs | and commercial yiew, ind It Ig the siddest | Jeckmeton is commemorated by a fugre, of!) Chines philosophers TLhery fy nothtae Just Uke ; Caer Te ln ienccbesatlaee beon obitged | 804 three Licutenauts were killed, -Flye piicers ) SO” atthe North’ the aetive Indignation | heen singe 874, Hat thers Is ‘no‘hoj¥ of an ed, with'his untimely. death | thee kind -M"Wells Cathedrals and “most as | fine at present, if yout oxeept Roscon Conkling, i tpaomesfoywurd mudyocacy of the Hemocratia | Were: woitided, three geclously. About 180 of | Whileh was manifested atthe tinie the native | apundant: érop.. Sho jyheat ‘which. sone that he hag beeirent off-In the very. Hower of | suredly tho prident f-Henry VIA i Mustela? —"'Lake Baek the Heart That a Pere gh he nt one Almo slenouneed asa | WOrMNE and Mo. suiferud at, tho hands of tho | whites of the South obtalied control of thelr | ¢iyny since was so promising awl] fall short | bislife aud prime.of his usefulness but he not die. of Lo} fog to, taet for | a guvestytisapopalar baliud, AS nothing! treasonnble organization. « Although that body Afghans, whowere well supplied with artillery. | local Governments by tram and. violence, : ‘ morein thequatity than In thaquantity, -Bven | tl least tnd tho sattsf ctlon of establishtng | forty days the iefensed prodtiction in Great Britain af: | His theorles, putting them Into practical : fords fitt Uttle comfort to the grovters; the | eparatton, and .sechig. thom untversally | juteh resulted In the unseating of the present | “We notles ‘that, Pope Leo Is unvyell, and prive-of wheat WHE In qny eyent be deter- atopted.: In ong ‘sense, “thereforg; the ils: } member, developed some very enrious practices. “$a troubled with frequent pins | ly his imined by ‘tha supply trom Anierléa, where | slonot bls Ife was conelnded; and, now that | Britery:took the wow common form of tho em- tomieh." |. Watermelans seem to net pretty the quunttty.for sale Is practleatly.untinited, | Ne has passed beyond the storms of earth Plocment of uuncueatars: fall aeeliihy Although | inuch the same tn ttaly ws he i antl where ‘thy «priees¢ at whieh: it enn he | tito a tizher mioalmer qeaion,-hls depart. | tle éleetion only Insted ten days, and therg ore |. W, E. Forster ntiriets’ iftention iv the Htunda ny tts ald prinelples: and practices, str, | Siveg tip, sortie Ayan’ 1tan's farue uve Leen : Tillan deprudeed ify though in a"half-hearted | Wey swelling the clluded wiht meh Oeste | Southern Stites, yo fur gs loeal governe ; ‘ey AL Tndlanapolla tart eventos. however, Gen. Mobarts: continnes his nue aL AA" (NHL Poy ata the lwwt: = nnd fs now within for days of Kholat-l-Ghliaat, | Ment: kees, 1c mad to tho leet cir tit {re ‘att, the | uh KO far, wees to have met witlrlitite laters } ea) Votes that shull he cust for Prosi Who Ine now redehod: | TEPUON. Ayoot han fe conventeating a fores dent, -does - not. .exeiuda | the peoply adahae rond, withdrawhyg al the | of theNorth fromthe right and duty-of pe ee ae, Iwsaldibout the liver, it is profable that she Bub. the , practlest abaudomiient ef thy “Tn Inquiry: into the Oxford election, | kevtlt yt ty oe Se “ir is reported tn Lon: Aebhistop of Cantertu tl the ripe igo oF Mi, isnbout to take unto himsett | tm te "9 8 wife In the person of w distinguished woclety trogipa Seti can i GT Teno serutiniaing the ruling natives of thie South nn 8 of these writers | ure will he followed with universal regret, ma aes lin We OT, slateleley tho Cun Sirti Jfortiament. by, Wee ule see ae i tady'of Aho English metropolis, iit whos wana ti Lap MMOH ¢ Fee eee eee tiie | fitthe éffort to obtain vontrol Of the General ae and a sympathy ne wilyergad- will be estend= | pinetyesix clerks, and Si Hen The a pax ae ip, Harator-a ‘ iH ita aca So Hinear canis tee Soe tho Hyhting will be desultory, and without much ] Government. he only fale and reasombile. |” “fast yeur's crop was the worst for many years | vd-to lis widow and children, ‘Latioral army wos inferior tn nll thoso respects, |" patqway our darting's datlie, os y iy sriaperial Cate Arne FORA) totuenes on the flv of either. army, The res | Means enjoyed nt the’ North for ascertaining | and: comparatively a failure, Re Inve wget Se ee but it mule up for the defletency by ineluding in Or ernothidé's heart "twill Ureale, "i i Tarte reavived hy tht, hon nayersench tay, | the-infentions me purposes of “the South fs | Mele mushels per were mura went AN seeds | AN. EXPLANATION, EXPLAINED. | iss ranks 100 dotuaives, and Constables, Altos [or o> gerne Orimory be with us; MER wits yesterday. aut Jostastelonaly sant ito thks country spent affurdedL by the eonduet’ and wlterances of | to-deny: thy fuel that alnge Sy fli pamnecls | A writer in the New -York Lvendng Post, baa thary Med) Loi MeNaea ey “ws Hott ~ atul wus her stomucheuehe, * sp iy" i ‘| only of skirulshes, to which aro given too much: rn people. . my . | aro very eohsiderably changed fdr" the woFsn, Ox! ry Lneron sites in at conatituency of tess than 0,000 electars, ie Conyersesp hy RRA Importanee, the tro.g the Southern people. Thesg are uniformly | aia! Attoe closely” ne pocthig. one of the Hust commenti npon the extraordinary, ligroase i —Chanecr. te faivative. of trensonable. designs, except | promising pieees.at Wheat to hd-fontnd Inidne | at population: Inthe Sonthern Stites, sug- ari Rd Fe Te catia ero “Tennyson reeéntly said, Ti réply ton quiere f Muskerxen, and George | spy tata a ametive, | When they are prepared to order for the pute | golnatro, Lunt within tho mark when ts as someting more probable thi eee ate iy which Sir duatice Mantety | toi ns to'lig opinion of tho puctry-of the day Congrestina Stony |, Pe fudiana campaign ts getting very tivo | Mie ) Nocesairy to radien our frst eatlinute by 25 p 6 i r, medy. tr nisty onl Meee ‘acetneanmnn, Bune | ty aud Interesting. Tho dest speakers of horh | bose of iilaying-te apprehension of the | R&SCs 2 rate oe TM in wilt not dency | franc thé géoater Increase of nugrd praddc- | proposes t4 to prohibit candidates from ean. | tnt be was diirprised nt ite exeellonre, The & nble and Tanke partles wilt. soon be heard In that State, Northern peopl ahs PR Ba ygyer the. camnge already, beyond beatae tlon mong: the freedmen, is statements | ve: sing or conducting an election by pald agents, compliment of whieh Mr. Chills inay well f ancy It byw att Whei Senator Wado Tiampton told the | (iMatguuties dormiten to unrest Carinor mia: | Ws follows © } oe unless H bo by a limited nunver uccording fo | Prowd. » : cath igtnla people in his Stumton Apevel that | chief, but dus could wot now wive te themiany |” Lrofer to Cap. 20 of -Qnatrefago’s work on | tho extent of tho constituency, whose names | ~ A cow with sevei arrows atleking In var orators will make, specehes there ext | tpey yuabramember.they ar Wy oflaglith canny, hells and dént-eders the fullness they | +The Human sp here tho Ruthor says; | shoulil bo Kent to the roturning-aficer beto'etho | ous parts of her Youy: wus seen runnfig at hese “Thistete eme (Week. Tho Denmerats dk ef bekyghie Ben (eee i inn ea eir ieee ae re nad te Me | taek, eapecially where the xtraw ts aleondy ] ee Trax cleste, th puragter and ecudactor | glection, aud who should uot bo permitted to | near West Chester tho other days It iseuppesed , stet, in thofr Iutorcat, butwill for the same principles whieh Leo and duck | dying a tortigitt too sonn to properly matura | tho inuster played cat Hinpartant pat ithe | vote. : that tho West Chester ‘Archery Chub was pre TGuiye hotel, dropped ule rile into a vault thirty hardly comp, aa ho 15. * i ‘raiser f ‘tho pratn, Hitherto my attention hag heen die | probability o fo.or death of tha shiva. ‘ Htiny to ave how. Maine | Son fought. for, there. ts reason to bet ee eT ainialy to the gost promising pleves uf | Withaut Weltng himself to bo ald without bo |” ap ar > ae ing | Hels a a toryt tthe nefgtiborhood. fi and desconded fo plek it ap. When | Koes before consenting, ud, a4 Yaipo ta protty |. that ie voleed the ruling sentient’ of the) wheat. that uny pergan diving past would pros | ing Inhaann, the niuister mile deumud more |... Hr gray en education was moved thi | Sang’ fey, due Cook was, robhed of hits Hever qhe battom he snddenly fell. over, tia} Sure to #0. Repybllean, the redoubtable Hen will | rullng’ caste In the South,” Such exprésstoins houpet sey Gad ahs oe tte ja ie fear, fin fay ik ce pout sunt Year lithe En ish y martlament by Mr Muyndelti, Aeatets sehilte, riding on Now York Central tral fathor, who was ut work on tho. same Daildiny hardly visit ditiyia pan political mixsion this re by . sxe ah " polation sold can xpecter yy] or violate: those J A ke and in copnection with it he gaye soine Inturest~ (i pate - fuudhgnatlon ry i Mitte tri. The De ‘ a i are by no means exceptional ‘The reasons | pleeds thie uve eo endly ind’ and matted tos to health. “Phis wad ‘vertal ing'flyures showing tho growth of tha ddudation the other day, und gave vent ta hts sade Welit\o iis reecue, but whon ho got as far as his . The Demvernts wre Rrawing gexperate, | wy Wade Hampton's utterance fins'reeelved | ether? tit not thorofure time to vane api, ni, whore {Livas tho scenerad prnetiee to y Bu a tie In words so long thit thy dtter passengers Tou bal yonehe too fell over, uth dicd from | 8a in thy bupo that thoy may stam—the tide hig of the IsNicrop ys the “abunilunt harvest” | gw Octhasiqvestapassibletiuseres | System, The tures for 1870 and 167, und a fair vail adwe + Lanyruaastes fs f 174, fol ‘ thought he was swenring tae wew iH inhallng foul gas, - setting tieaiint ther, ry INF4, aro ns foltowss they’ proposn to holt jmsual attention are: (1).beeause Tt was de [ini ds to pull priced: down “so, mang shiltings? | atin sity for ore frequent renewal. | intermediate y reals FuHilen lod piBROUIDE Tia eatiied Wet] Hyered so boldly by, so promlnent'y many | We thst bo: curnished with ther and botter | We Hat doubtiesa, pnw Of those-cankes hy. . aur opty vot neandidate, The Me Webbor, who ion v gentleman will bo able to amijority, "= Douglas, de,and qthor dlatingitshed itypublican | -y < rpenter 1 uv R h elfeeting some repalrs on wn Terre | Butler inte tho stat od ne ner alecomma> . Schularson . Average A. cdtrespondént wishes to kn Adsttead Uscotn does not Intend that | Hes wil try.to get, Gen, Hanencb.tiattend, tt | @) becuse Wade Hatnpton has always a nig ti toa ta rea aera inert roD Aner oa rere entra igang ne aan a i! deny af oe bear ee ‘i 5 oie hi He aaa ee tne aii of tho | 4 sald that English inv atrewty opened his bare | heen = put forward as atyne of the South- stto Wo. nd Hhultas.to the quane | ntely, Increase His suomi to justify Whose eS maT ety | Ulnes.TAny song caluulnted to make Me Grelteckebeigurratte: tnboly cuilinnen in | Feleaud that hy wilt spend givin the gun- | oni Conservative; G) Uecansd ‘ho avawéilly mnerien chi wend, we, tbe, ners confectitres,” + ines the abolition uf slavery Tigo eigig,vog | towel a Tine youtly ought to be erect evo ik Minne, and haa refused to yilaw hls pure to’ bo | Peen. Much of this will bo spent south of the 3 ‘ pcs nt witch to can Hi, but ik a ante of | knyaeM. Ellaa telus, *tho negro population his ir euys the antisfactory thing In | coUrHe one that would Induce then 10. tho Increase in tho, Bogils tslands,? Pes i owe foruble, Wy been uitalnauie fn suits | Tewevor siwitiie tis for ani" ube Inlay? | connedtion with tho oxhiblt ts, that the ayeraze | Hono entirely would be proferable, 4 re mide tho appentarhleh he believed would be it In we emomber thut for months past | bee: distal us the candidate of thy Temperance party | OMe ttiver in order to awell tho Demueratle Ly / \ fat es b bh fawey rn but, 03 Dene for Qovernorot that State. ‘Tho coalltton wht | Wavelttes tn tho rly the most effective for hnltings thé “diseordant | fed winter hus sear 7 : ° hat reo Iver counties, Phy empl red winter has saurety been ahininnble In, aut | ewer ar ey eM CUTON OF wiiue | attendance Ins under tho compulsory tawy ine | {una Braue sally ntove int dhe, rie Have foy'ttid some temperance mun foolish | H dndlano waxes Hot, wad dt will bo wnneh hotter elements of tho Yirghiln Demoeraeys and | nttiough nt tly tov fast year tho viable wupply | took plucd ite Hruzile” | ss crenied anore thin elther the accommodation | Hon Vets standing stl ttl cnough wr ktivlsh enough to take the placu of, | Before the Demverats are beaten iu Qetober. 4) because a subsequent arboitlyg, attempt | HY HE Eee, Guiliion quneters. PP “tbls: explanation iy open to one ortwo | wupplied or the number of eeholara on thu regis | "Tho Marquis of Lorne has heen visiting fored ta-Mr, Osgootl. # ‘aoneeemenmaes ‘Tne Mon. George C. Hazelton was. yom to expunge: the offertsiye: passages In the | yeekedlmont negrentam the -quintiecarbled | AUMepities, “The white population: bore all | ter, Me. -atuntelia catimuted that some 400,000} Nova Keath, gently to the delight wt tho peur speech has only served fo attruet sndditional | let Tuesday, whlch go sturtled the fr Me the | tha burden.'of.tiie. Ware. Tliv Confederate. br 50,000 weliolurs gtill remalned te be brought | who deehize that he la much hondsomer 1 only 100 (1 * . seh vag at Wentville vere mei But similng juusernueee ue HY yume ot palsies Tide Wn § wath Jods from aleaths Hy tha' Held aud In hospital, |! Le ieee Lae ie bhanve bec overyeday accurrenco at the South, Perd-')" ‘ : —— which Ig.comny rin mld there are 10 reserve stocks in | and Inter fram avase contracted during the) vonseyts Lifeof Mancack fs tho best plece | #6 stringer ta,yanr lund, for at Jong as f entt ro Worat sites thitot Iss, whieh waa followed by'n | Of the Counties of Crawford, Grunt, Give, | Wg tho dixcusson of. Jampton's rdleatisiny, nies, witilors yn ett g sively mong tho white male | of jumoroysweiting put ont by an phils momber EF huvy énideavored fn tinagtaution 1 factor thane taba t s nis Alam ba hand, fe atinply amounts to this: that | Witt, was exelus| nuttin serlows famine. Aud yot the Czar goes on Ing | lewis batayelty, and Hlehlaud, Mr tazeiton is | ex-Senntor ‘Tognibs, of Georgia, writes to a] inate “being i fow inilllon quiriors | population, ‘The negro lived in comparative | since “The lunocents Abroud,"’ Tho profube ts pleture to myself these seenes, Yours ae ee cunivedcting mie wien, Latishing quips | uate of Now Mampshirs, and ugeuateor | frond; + You may depend upon dt slr that | Te kd Hout Hh the aids of the rowers und | acs poy iid farms, smd ean hardly bu sild | siuply deltutols, so ful Is tot Forney's oyotiain |] dead Vo forever. tn Hustla Uturatire uy Husain gubjects to the prisun-pens of Biberin, | Walon Callego, “Me sas elected (a tho State i ; | Rad's) free from any councétion with the witb. |] Iuitd, enshrined ag Ie 1s therein by the bet “Yank? or no? Yank} if dlected the alt boys: tte aia Pte mea Tan aga | iq have been overworked uu dubjed " Prat ay i r nk, | u atten ened 10? crops, Atnerigg: hens now be- have bee! very iM wa) x ; 9 1 We et aiid ddhif to tho tusntion of Mo Hussiun peas | Renate tn tz, and. kerved two" terms fh thet i i ig ania whe ae isi. the i ‘seit teed, an | Sect. Forney tis to tell of a dinner ho and Rds | and touching story of ¢Kvanmellne.” | We To placed Onan] Nin Forrest nid with Mghop Wood, ut whlch ; “ARMY Indorse ni that Ste, Cunrpbolt auld : Gee nek iloes the’ ho ayeut storehouses what sbe hie La vial vero hi es flier aire NUdia Tn Tessie, and Hts yuk | ely acting the fast term ax Preakteie pw fem, Of the Santh will see Cink Manenek Hoes tho iy the ‘hegey fh ‘i . Fortest made hlinsdift agreeable by reciting] connection, especially when angeline “A! St. Prerensnene correspondent of tho | inated yestentay by tho Hepublienn Con Londais Standard saya that necordliy to the best | R¢Mlattoville a4 tho candidate for Congre information at and suo Rugsien harvest Ie tho | the third Wiseunsiy Dlatrle vay i “Stnea, 197 (Ss iefoge ws, Feeder ne she Porty-fitth Congress, fale thing by Chem’? <I order not to be mis- ear ne aorta ty ats es Ave” be : EKO: should underestiniate Lesthld need | the lwo if He Teh ihars valente: iigst forthe Hons PAs | tiderstoud, he aded that the boys of the'] wal alarm ux Biull beat ns nevis tev | equulttyao fir na togal servitude bins been } dirho fllot Hoy.” ‘Tho poem fa xlvon at Tengthy | (iyo ya fouvonubiy- plump setae lly te ‘consumption as | concerned, thorgh, the negvoes:ure still tho] andthe Cinelunatt Commerctat remarks on-its'} wot too long skirts, SAxconsaeate al The whe determination] Orton the’ Tnauncratia euUluates, Ite. wes | South’? will rvin-tho ninéhind" ‘The “un Suet ne: Fahad tua gone tak pt anne of the. Worvestersblre (Rngland! agile | retlected tn 188 over Owen King (emoerat | cline’ In questlon 1s tho Unjted States Go nuptily os tmsported, wo that we start with eloan | Inborks of the’ South)’ the whilessus weluss, | We aro. spevially puzzlud to jake out tho np- he err 3. mnkura, an extanatve stelko whieh was conten | aul (i eer an oe 11g to Td | senusents waiters bea of tas South dia] Gunes UME wim Macnane we Abi | tig tw nw idea Yabur now, than thoy | qeatlon or tho nue whlch tegiven at longtn.||. SPIRIT OF THE GERMAN PRESS. Plated ‘by Ure tradeseunion bosses! tne that | Dist, fall withnnte purines, | did twenty years age, Leaving outof slatit| “Why tis uricmniuy' About "tho Ldiot? - Why this mutth curried tha distplet by over drop, thers should be faa fe ° see! whileh the. exmpalen “now couttuen If . : the signa tale of Edwin Forrest? It wasit'tyif-woj| ‘Tho #retdenker, of Milwaukee, the onty | GANG yfeat deal af autterinyge aid probably slot | isnot nanltter of Houbly, a8 the Grecubuek diss | Pemoesalle siecess wont enable them to] fords imple apportuntky onenoing tf | 49 yafgentjo. of, the, negroes to the North] 1649 F dewhers at surprishig, a He was tlrat olvatedt to the Cguuty ant {n Rtatfordshiye has been abandones), | 20H majority, and My, “Tiaelfon's, yetleation hut thoroughly belleve, as Toombs does, that | prio ofa fairly ante, wat IY 5 rf : fords umiplo opportunlty. end ts : forieuber accurately, Porrest who won the bat-'] tho Freethlukers of North America at tue unt blnodshalshave heen averteds- The aetton | Hirbauce fot exjiceted tout way tyatro hithe | THA AL they wenkd not Lestir themselves to) Another writer paliita out that tho Tirjtish anita Uo, Weat, wie Southwest, anit, tua} fleopderryaburas” T') North Atherfenn “Curhettund, publtenes, 19? ye-thede: ten Nad a parpllet tn thia vountsy | campaign dils yeary Sty, Hazelton tsa gonial ald fn theeleetion of a! Yank aint au officer | yiitters wilLsvon have the new erup of wheat nonmigrition of whites to the South, the: ———————_—_—— +s, [] rotowing communieution..tram Prot, K a About a week ago tethe renasnl of the Corning Homan, a goad lawyer, anda forcible and] of the Uulon army, on avhteh, mixed withithe foreign: on hand, Will | singular fact remains thit, “while -the white) -- Haventy's Mastodon Minstrels, iow pét-! x Tuyrhotfor, of Milwaukee, opposing ther vdlng ty the i] formipa “in Her Majesty's Theatre, London, | position of that papers why ita loading. ae ae rH tei strife at (ho thandute Of thie | Joxicut debater, Me has already mide hls mark Kredhent uttermners of this Khid nt the 5 . Hs b ete ti 2 " i ve nelivity. ha mills; and thy vote of the Southern Stutes, nee woe a | athe Topsy, and ty reeoguleed. by his wie 1 south’ cannot he exphiined way. 1b will ae ee A SUInMat ae EMAL election retirns, us shawn recently In Alas!) oungut iw auitzonn tn the penon OF sho Rvs Bo the J elicitor vee sire piee esi not dovte say thay Toombs 4s 0 noted ex: | even in (his respett the, Atnertend competl: banjyshasinerensed Immensply, Lhe negro; He ane arahranad! pytiareearichet corrupt ws thi wtber “souk parties, i ys, ate Hecate otps ie Lremist, beraise that toes not apply to Wade'| gon will afrika tho trade in diother quarter, [Yolo Is gs lnreely redyced, , Ifthe fnereuse:) qociared” thut tha Buastedans hud ,* palwedt | only looking ulter tho epolls According 10 sorreutiiuds uf. the ruport of bly Suunton spec Hunn. fs positively no change tn the | Hampton, 1} will rut do to dismnlss other | jtherto Amefleani aulligrs. have only sod | of tho Ulauks in population by dus to thelr re- | nustretsy into the roglon of puro ari". This!| theoty,'tlia whole people would be, verruly, 4 yubllsued Ww the-Tutey Vhytnten of that pluce, | aepeu of tho tiecem Turkish ditloulty, ‘tho [-espresstous of 1 Hko chamueter because they | erately exported loti but this yeur they may Hef frow the severo labor dud (olt Jf slavery, | opinion wos pubtfibed, ud on tho strength of i.| stupid the hundful of Itulledle ToT xg SHactine tnenabaeee nunc ane ina belie nue oe aaah canuitietae oset va cons } come fron obseure men, because ‘Poombs is | tuerease thelr sldipments, and {tis possible | Why‘ ts tt :that-thely-voting populutton Is (ile } mney peretile SCALE ihe hal si ily ee aa on beat He owing b betwee ital vt iy Pee ulyanee of the Curkiah SMinleters and agent: Hot mur They val f° : i ye ‘ “VE ther ora WI - y noting but a ARRIG pur’ ius Eid kgs AlGHIVGESY by. Byikis” [-COn EINE Fee U MAM Ity BIEL ANN peveecdiuig api Hiot'an obscure dan. They are the natural Pour offeree’in vompetition may thus become | Ministitytg: go raptily? And: If-there be but by blgh opera with tho hope of linding sotie- | parties, fy, (n truth, nothing : chites In Congress ag. ono of tho promising young put hisfoat | men on thy Gpubtiegn aide, Jn It, 80 ty Apeak; wheu be attempted to deny the 56 ay re oynlting. spl ‘ A : ig ce ‘ Minus very urvisties Nelther tho elog-danelyy | Of tho Hebeltion, dlirlnyg wisleh tho renter 1 ta dineadton, eal thvt Wee Wil nite heat | tkecorateuction of dotenelte works tobe used | MbetTis of thd, provulting split of the | a geaturo uf Sirk Lanes “To this Ste, Suck- | Itle lncrensy {iy Uho'shite population, hoes | ee ey ven ee Gal” eingingrrns wea | ton afeho-Northurn -Demoerwey, symivtllens ‘Thursday. allklavits from’ .eevernt Demoonits | ‘ugutust the Greeks In enso of war, or against the | SUUth, Not i diy passes during the eam [son udder. ee se ee | Ab that the whtte YotIng popilatlui 15 2844y | componsution ta. these visitor. “High art” | with tho South and attempted sleet ay.do Ite ‘worrectnéas in every particular, | Varks- should thé kiter try) to enfarde | palgn when similar talk dues not come to the lately «1 suggested that consignments. of | double whatlt was tep years agu? moans gomothing ‘very hich indeed to tho | all--waremegsurcs proposed in Causes athonx.thein being the eilitor af the Ktaunton | the Merlin * Conterenve — deerees. Every | surface Inn publje way, while It fs tho staple | Aworiean Hour iight.uecome of real impor “Htiutteator and the gemleman who reported tho | day's demy —umikes It more 1 a“ J ze pparent | af private cony: + eusuel tor th Now York Wark. Ae i he VANE: tha, dealoudise: mons. “the? Huron | fort chiywes brought wqulusl 3 vditur of the Wire | Powers proclady all possibiilty of concert on a y is et g heq=tlnt bo fs 4 curpet-buyyer,—he trkes | thelr pact, It was only: day before yestortay dress ty Charleston, 8 Cy, snl vac fuawer that hoand bh eo-editor were brn in | thut tho wrrogunce of (hu Iicttish Ambassudor, |',,Eue elfort on tho partal the Souttiony Blake a ‘ I capld 4 ‘Hho weiter in the Now York Post may ace | countrymes “ot. Huekin, “Borris, and Danto,|-Aud such" a contllet the distuterested peel aflame -Quiy list: Friday, | eee ae eae ete amu views: fron | countfor the vurlution, between. the compar- | Gybrlel Rosetth, ot [who donot speculate rypon olllces take 1 for instance, Gen, MeéGowan, In a public ad- Arpveutaniona Minates Dit Hake Hint tha trauall) allveiuCrRoye of voting population by. suylig ~ lutige ovor wheat tnypsit. to the extent of that It istho result of inthmidatign'and foree, mullintly knows among tho boys of Rock Couuty } hitonds, with Northern Derveratle welp, te 32.00 per 10) kilos; besides being ‘free ut come by which the negro ty prevented from voting, oclnty* turally disyusted oT uke revenge inn Tegul manner, to indewt ie ieemnneda sValteye ude rien ute B to eatubtleb te xepurity Government Calle Fae ee ee ee tige CE TRIG TEE Hie’ [et IGN" Thte Me Gbo UE “YE nTIS “vot h e (e ee e eae eee ee ee aT Bons | ite i + tho consttta f Valleys und are no moro carpets | Mr. Gosche, provoked tho Froneh representa [sont prupmerto minke any reference to the reas | lish ou and soventdoltyge clungva (hut cho HT, | aiid” thi ‘tho fherdibe “OF white Voteis, "18, } tehed to rund hla name fn THe Time of Bun: | itselt sngnetally, and to nbronate the coms ugyer taun Wade Humpton blmsclt, ‘The dif+ | tive at Constantinople to expressions of angry | suns fur aking (it elturt or the causes of Its [thee ave belleyed to gutivelgh tho relatively | shown by the election returus, is thy result’] day morning as Mr, “Clinton By “Abbotts” {tlonul amendwents, wlit, the ald of 4 re ga + | Atha the Irrepressiile contilet between, thy bee ‘Ty Mon, Cltnton Babbitt, of Betolt,fa- | of tho South and those of the North, The?