Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 1

8't I pr Wrott jrcc IJrcss ftv Mli if VOLUME xxxn WWwT' I I DETROIT MICHIGAN SUNDAYAUGUST 4 1867 iM NUMBER 272 A NEW CHEESE ACTORY DEATH MAJOR ATWOOD WASHINGTON THE SOUTH The Surratt Trial and They the Aiid of Courts ailed to Return it CROP PROSPECTS ENCOURAGING IN GEORGIA EUROPEAN BUSINESS MATTERS PIANOS MISCELLANEOUS lor NEW YORK 8 2 6 rocso 27 IV)R A haudsomo black bobtallcd Horse alwiul 16 ImtidN fust kjnl and gentle Ap ply at 43 Hates street )2 tf LUMBER DEALERS 78 4 2847 2 at at 1 1 2 29 3 4 Tn Hbaltbibst 0 usare liable to obstruc tions in the bowels neglect them It ia not necessary to outrage the palate with nauseous drugs in such cases The moet effective laxative known 1 Tabbaxt's ErraavUsoakT Hbltzbb AraiXT and it i also the moat agreeable Ito operation Is tooth ing cooling painless Bold by all druggist 7 of at U'' i 'f Pierpont Occupies the day in Argu ment for the Prosecution All Pzasoas suffering with Rheumatism or Neu ralgia will please lay aside all pre judice against patent medicines and try Sraotric they cer tainly will not regret it or sale by druggists gener ally or sale by UracanAW" A Practical Test On Wednesday last a countryman stepjied into a store in Bangor Me to inspect a meat and vegetable chopper Coining to the conclusion that the machine was a humbug and cut he placed his left fore finger under the knife and gently turned a cr4nk to test the when down came Hie knife and off came an inch of the finger He finally acknowledged that the tarncl thin" would Dismissed The cross warrant cases tween John Long and Michael Delaney red' Greaser and Gustave Behm and vice verea were called for examination yesterday but as none of the parties were present the cates were dismissed I Burned TxwiavtiLC Augusta John and foundry in New Al bany Ind was partially destroyed by fire to day Loss estimated at 611000 Partially In sured Arrested err alo August 8 A man named Joseph Lapalne belonging to Cbiimpague City HI was arrested here this morning for threatening to shoot his wife And Proposes to Argue for an Inde finite Period our great shawl rale Grenadine Shawls Black Stella Shawl Ruanorrd Changes in Depart inent Commanders Conflict of Authority in North Carolina koAisr Postpomsd The ease of Armstrong vt Thos McLaghlin for alleged bastardy was again postponed by Justice McCarthy on Sat urday till August 27 Niw Yorx August 3 EMIGRATION During July 23376 immigrants arrived at Castle Garden Nearly one half of these will remain in this State while of the Western States Illinois receives the larger proportion MORTALITY Deaths for tho week 592 including only two cases of cholera Of three cases reported yes terday only one was genuine IMPORTANT AN OLD LADY THREW A STONE Jetf Davis recently rode through Stanstcad VL He was hooted and hissed by nearly every one who saw him and an old lady who bad lost a relative at Andersonville flung a stone at hi in SAILED OR EUROPE Postmaster Kelly sailed to day to examine the London and Paris poetoffices with a view of improvements here The Postmaster General lias already assented to a largely Increased force of letter carriers and more frequent de livery POSTPONED Tho inquiry into the charges aghfost Rev Mr Tyng has been postponed till September Investigation of the Against Itev Dr Tyng Postponed SANTA ANNA AT CAMPEACHY 0 AC AC ire UrxcixxATt Aug 3 The foundry of Charles Kilgour on Third afreet was destroyed by fire this morning Loss probably 820000 on which there is about 88000 insurance Putting up Sweet Corn Tho time will soon be here when tweet corn will be ready to be put up for winter use and a few points in regard to curing the article will not be ont of place: Get your corn when 'the grains are in prime order for the when the corn is teuderest and the juices are sweetest Boil thcears a few minutes (not above three is better than five Then cut and lay away to dry Afrult dryer is best oven moderately warm will answer very well or take an meth od that will soonest dry yonr com being al ways earetui not to burn it and do not lay in lumps or too thick together when drying or it will soon mould Around a stove or where there is a fire is a good place always avoiding dampness steam etc put iu sacks and hang it away in a dry place and yonr com is fit for uekt use In using yon are to restore as near as possible to Its origin tl state This Is by first washing it to get out dust and husk and then thoroughly soaking in water the wa ter Being retained to boil it in a lag for Purpose Imitating the A young man in Cleveland waa severely injured the other even ing He bad been to aee the Jape" perform and bad nnwiaeiv concluded that he could per form the feat of holding a mb on hie feet and making it revolve He took his mother's waah tab to his room laid the bed down on the Soor eIe7d bead on a book or two lay down ana lined the tnb on hie feet and tiegan hia per the tub off hia feehand fell into his thee the edge striking him in hia mouth and spoiling few of hia ivories besides putting hia lip terribly Sandwich and Windsor The old buildings are being torn down and the new owner contem plates erecting an elegant stone mansion in plaee of the old tavern which for many years was a fevorite resort for the inhabitants of Windsor and Sandwich The grounds will be adorned with shrubbery shell bordered walks etc while the outbuildings will all be replaced wiih substantial modern one When com pleted it will be the finest residence in the county Ths Coming Elcctioms Great excitement prevails in Essex County jost now in view of th approaching elections John O'Connor Esq of Windsor is the conservative candidate lor member of House of Commons and 8oio mon Wigle of Kingsville for the local legisla ture Opposed to these gentlemen on the re form ticket are Arthur Rankin for Essex and Alexander Cameron of Toronto and Wigle are said to have the beet of the race up to the present time Ths CcMBTSHr At the meeting held at the Town Hall on Monday night last it was decided that the trustees should canvass the town lor subscribers to the uew lots that have been put in market by which means it is thought that the expenses of laying out the grounds and otherwise putting the cemetery into proper shape can be met Insolvent No lees than five in solvent debtors are advertised in the last issue of the county paper a majority of whom are gentlemen who have nntll recently been do ing an apparently large business in Windsor Hotel Change Hutton lay twenty yean proprietorof the old Windsor Castle has retired from tbpsiness Rainsberry the present lessee has refurnished the house throughout at an expense of 81000 and will continue the business with increased facilities Hia many friends will feel gratified that he commences business under favorable auspices NBW8 BY HTAM8IIIP to thte amount afterwards in 4 2 9 2 3 3 3 3 6 2 I I Adverttamg Rates im'nMin Cltelera on the Platina St Lovis Aug 2 A ort Leavenworth telegram stales iliat two siaA I Tva rnrl Qirttin WUipuuiVB Ui vuvwutu VULWU KJbhice Apmuiry an fl i ported twelve cases of cholera and seven deaths i I 1 1 Central Station William Reynolds drunk fined 84 William McCarm drunk fined 83 Peter Dnross drunk fined 85 Policb Daniel Hay John Walker and John malicious tresspass de fendants discharged James Craig compound larceny bound over to the' Court in the sum of 81000 with two gnod sureties committed in default Michael Doyle assault and battery complaint withdrawn and 85 costs paid by defendant' John Long and Michael Delaney assault and battery case dis missed Gustave Behrerand rederick Greaser assault and battery case dismissed James Barry perjnry defendant discharged James Steele and Cyrus Van Etten feloniously re ceiving stolen property defendants waived examination to tho Court bail fixed al 8500 each personal recognizance Gas ixtdbbs The best assortment in Detroit at i baxk PiHn a 166 Jeff AveDetroit Yellow ever nt San ranc leco i Sas iascisco August 2 The United States steamer Resaca has ar rived from Panama' with yellow' fever on board Sixty eight cacsare reported on the voyage up and eighteen deaths Most of tho dead were buried at sea Sickness is confined to thecrew Not one case among twenty offi cers Sixteen cases are reported on board now No communication between the vessel and this port is permitted The Pacific mall steamship Montana also ar rived from Panama for New York No cases offerer reported but two deaths from other causes 1 companies of the 2oth United otitea putted old ort Lyon on the 22d ult i up to that time io be vt Discharged James Barry with whose ec centric career our readers are already familiar is (again a free man having been discharged yesterday on the 'ground of illegality in the complaint of perjnry made against him by the brothers De Argus Rbad ths Atkin son of Detroit charged with carrying on the profession of an Itinerant peddler without a li cense was held BY Commissioner Wm Wilkins in 8100 bail to appear for trial at the September term of court I'SMlsd a rtn Boston August 3 The Bteeamer Ontario pioneer of the new American Bteamehip line sailed to day (or (Jv LOOAI MATTERS 4 Tho Badicals Hoist the Stars Btnpes in Tennessee daya2 2 week 8 $6 60 1 uHnthj7 3 month 18 Colored Barege Shawls igured Cashmere Bliawla Persian Plaid Shawls rench Leno Shawls Checked Peacodale Shawls Plaid Ottoman Shawls Highland Plaid Shawls very heavy Paisley Shawls from 86 upwards Broehe Shawls from 86 upwards Real Lama Lace Shawls black and white at Isss than New York prices The old stores Nos 63 WcAxlwafd avenue and 167 Jefferson avenue still lead the Van in low prices Goods finarked' to insure the closing rat of ths entire stock of Summer Dry Goods Old patrons and new will take due notlee of oar cheap rales and govern themselves accordingly aissia Da Savxdxu cures corns bunions chilblains In growing toe nails enlarged joints tumorous Swell ings excessive perspirations and all other afflictions of the feet without pain and also removes warts and jmo'es 70 Griswold street opposite poetoffico i ira Bliacbsd SasaTixos axd Ssiutixm' of tho beat brands In all widths Good Shirtings at 12Xc a yard Brown Cottons In all grades? full yard wide for 12Xc a ard or Cottons at Wholesale and Retail at the low est prises go to I JfNSS ausll 64 Woodward Ave New Yoar Aug 8 Rear Admiral Palmer In the flag ship Sus quebanna arrived off Vera Cruz July 20 The Yantic was there All quiet in the vicinity The Austrian corvette Elizabeth was awaiting the body of Maximilian A rench gunboat was also in port foreign representativeswere recognized but our own the other foreign consuls having struck their tings Santa Anna is at Ciimpeacby Lieut Commauder Maxwell of the Yantic died at Tampico and was buried The Tacony has arrived at Pensacola Among her passengers was Prime Minis ter Lacunxa i mi John mere of Utica Macomb county was arraigned before United States Commissioner Wm Wilkins yesterday charged with dealing in liquors without a license He was held trial in the sum of 8500 OREIGN IMMIGRATION OR JULY 4tc Ac A most mysterious and abocklng tragody oc curred ysaterday which has oceaaioaod much aurpriao in this city William 8 Atwood a well known lawyer waa found dead in Rim Vfood cemetery about hait post eleven 8stw day forenoon under dreasastaecoa that aceto to warrant a supposition that he committed suicide A party of ladies who were walking about the grounds discovered the corpse and gaye the alarm An offleer was dispatched to the spot to InvedUgale the matter when to his horror he recognised the resaalns of Major Atwood who but two boon before was seen on "the street afire and apparently in the best of spirits As soon as possible Cor oner Austin being notified of the affair beaten edto summon a jury and proceeded to the scene of the tragedy The deceased waa found between the graves of his sister in law and adopted child lying upon hia back with hie arms folded calmly across his breast and his feet crossed composedly as if he had only lain down td sleep His hat glasses and cane were lying by bis side apparently as ho bad placed them and hie Whole appearance indicated suffering or struggles Upon examining his perton bis little effectoi werefound undis turbed so there can be scarcely room for a doubt that bis death of his own choosing An examination of his pocketbook revealed two freshly plucked daisies a small quantity of blue vitriol a few unimportant papers and some trinkets while in the breast pocke of his coat was an ambrotype ot his dead child whom he is said to have loved with a 'devotion amounting almost to idolatry Ho is known to have once remarked to a friend as hepolnted to the grave of his littleSe "Under that mound my heart lies The inquest de veloped nothing that could in any manner throw a gleam of light upon the sad transaction and it was deemed advisable to adjourn until Mon day By direction of the Coroner Mr Rronson the undertaker removed the body to his place ori Larned street where it was packed in ice and later in the evening removed to the resi dencc ot his father in law Mr Granger where he resided The wife of the deceased in com pany with her parents Mr and Mrs Granger has been spending the summer at Niagara where the dreadful news was communicated to hdr last eVening by telegraph There are many surmises as to the probable causes which led to this step but nothing definite has yet been ascertained He is known to have destroyed a largo amount of papers at his office on riday evening but the fact that he at that time and up to the last hour he was seen conducted himself as usual not appearing in the least dejected adds to the mystery In which his tragic death is shrouded The most reasonable surmises that have yet been offered are that financial embar rassments of a peculiarly pressing character together with his great grief at the loss of bis chHd wrought so heavily upon mind that he destroyed the life that had become a burden Major Atwood had many warm friends and all must remember the rare bon bomme and courteoua demeanor he always exhibited As a soldier he made an honorable record and won the highest respect of officers and men Braid and gallant battle he Was un qqestionabiy entitled to the tribute always paid to brave men Hisuuuxpected and awful death has created a profound sensation among hia legal brethren and forlial action will be taken by them on Monday tVASBIXOTOX Aug 1 1 SURRATT TRIAL In the Surratt case Pierpont occupied the whole day and will continue two or three days next week RKVENUS RECEIPTS The reeelpts of internal revenue on Thurs day were 8130200 MBXIOO It Is said that documents have been received which show authoritatively that Maximilian made a formal proposition to Secretary Sew ard early in January for the transmission through the United Stales Government to Jua rez ottering to retire until the permanency of the Empire could be decided by the Mexican people in their own way Secretary Seward however declined to entertain the proposition as lie did not recognize the right of Maxi agents to represent any portion of tho Mexican people RUMORS No order for the removal of Gen Sheridan has yet been issued Gentlemen usually well informed as to official affairs say that Gen Thomas will be his successor that Gen Han cock will succeed Gen Thomas in the present command and Gen Sheridan be or dered to report to Lievt Gen Sherman THII TREASURY The following is the amount of available funds in the Treasury of tho United States Currency 8111526676 gold 8102905174 of which 819467060 Is in gold certificates CONLICT or AUTHORITY Marshal Goodloeof the District of North Caro lina has reported to tho Attorney General that the process of the United States Circuit Coutt lately held by Chief Justice Chase Is obstructed by order of Lieut Col rank commanding tho post of Wilmington Tho ground is expressly mentioned In the order to be that In each of tho cases obstructed the cause of action adjudicated by Judge Chase accrued between tho 19th of December 1860 and the 15lh of May 1865 General order No 108 having forbid den Judges to entertain any suits for latter mat ters accruing between those dates The Marshal supposes that Gen Sickles did not mean to in clude the courts of the United States but those of tho States Colonel rank inter prets tho order differently Marshal Goodloe had suspended action until he learns from Gen Sickles or receives instructions from Washington being anxious to avoid collision but is firmly resolved upon his duty Chief Justice Chase is in Washington This matter is regarded as a very grave event although the impression prevails that tho commandant at Wilmington lias acted without the knowl edge of Gen Sickles who Is confidently ex pected to disapprove of his action Tho Marshal's course has been approved of at tho Attorney office but no steps will bo taken until time shall have elapsed for a report from the commanding General INDIAN LANDS The Cherokee neutral lands which have been surveyed are to be appraised Those not occu pied by actual settlers on the 11th ot August last will be sold in a body for cosh if an eligi ble oiler is made by responsible party to tho separate tracts AUSTRIAN DEPUTATION Admiral Tegethoil' Goal and Hennc berg a deputation from Austria to recover tho remains of Maximilian have arrived here SUICIDE Capt Ruth who was reported missing seems to have drowned himselfwldle laboring under insanity His body has been recovered PERSONAL Secretary McCulloch left to day on the cutter Northerner to be absent till Tuesday on down river trip Commissioner of Indian Affairs Taylor left for St Louis to day where the Indian Com mission assembled on the Gib REVENUE RECEIPTS OR THE WEEK Receipts of Internal Revenue for tho week are 8C 789304 STATEMENT UNDS IN THE TREASURY 4Lc 4c Smuggling Andrew Loranger was exam ined before Commissioner Wilkins on Saturday on a charge of smuggling whisky over the border He was held to bail in the sum of 8100 to trial at the next term of the United States District Court a Changed Hands Stadler an nounces that he hss purchased and refitted the Bqhr property on Jefferson avenue opposite Garden where he will hold forth in future for the entertainment of his friends and tbi public Waived D'Steele anti Cyrus V'an Etten charged with having feloniously received stolen property yesterday waived examination ahd were released on their own recognizance jointly in the sum of 81000 Raving or Woodbridoi ex cavating and removing of earth on Wood bridge street ha boon began preparatory to paving the same from Third street westward as far as ordered by the Common Council A tornado passed over Manchester Township Passaic county JM on the afternoon of the 26th inst doing considerable damage to fences outbuildings etc A small unfinished belonging to Mr Tho Derwent near the High Mountain was completely wrecked Mrs Der went with four children were the bureau dashing across the room forming with the Closet a protected corner in which they were sheltered from the flying furniture and limbers The tornado was accompanied by a terrible storm of rain with thunder but not much lightning Go TO TII Bxtaht Btbattox 41 GOLDSMITlvBUBi nera College for the best course of oftual business training by practical business men A Smith the penman has no superior All other things being equal a good penman la preferred by business men I i Chain Scholarship good In over forty colleges 850 Local Bcholarahips good in Detroit 40 Location Seitz Block next to the Poat Office De troit Blissed sb tbb Max wbo rrasv invxxtxd quoth Sancho Panza Sleep has often been not in case only but In many modern instances by indigestion nervous disorders headache and a host of other complaints or all such there is a remedy and sufferers may now ex claim Blessed be the man who invented the Plan tation Bitters Tills delicious cordial' and flno tonic ia now hailed by millions' aa the great health giver and restorer Resolve to buy a bottle and sleep on wise In Maoxolia A deHghtM toilet su perior to Cologne and at half the price SsswLBt Shawls I SbawlbI Shawls for Men Shawls for Ladies Shawls for Children ABOUT A LAG Etheridge and Maynard spoke at Kingston on Wednesday The flag of the 5th Tennessee Infantry was on the stand while Etheridge spoke i After the speaking the radicals cap tured the flag for their stood The conserva tives formed to charge and retake it but were prevented by Etheridge No other disturb ance took place Ail was quiet at last accounts but the flag baa not yet been returned MEMPHIS The mortality for the week was 109 of which 40 were from cholera Mortality of the corresponding week of last year 21 Mobtlb The building No 131 Dauphin street burned this morning Loss 82000 Partially insured TUB TBNNBSSBB ELECTION A Chattanooga Tenn special says the whole radical ticket is elected by an overwhelming majority DISCHARGED A Nashville dispatch says a large number of negroes have been discharged by conservative employers lor voting the radical ticket They have been immediately given work iu the quar termaster's department Geu Carter will to morrow publish the namei of all such em ployers ORTRESS MONBOB Heavy easterly rain storms are visiting the coustKgnd will probably do much damage to the crops REGISTRATION TUB CROPS Ac Reports from the crops are encouraging Daily showers continue' 'Registration closed in this city to day The number of whites registered is 2269 colored 3063 I A great reduction in prfeee wit for the last one I Embrace the opportunity st the commencement of I I a 6 AA I ra I 1 at 80 76' 1 00 1 60 1 60 2 00 1 00 8 00 4 00 4 60 at 7 00 HOW IT IS CONDUCTED 1 Ltiu Ji Tke Eatsrprlaa Emtlruly ecesaftel An Invitation was yesterday extended to the representatives of the Detroit daily press to visit the new Cheese actory iD ojfentloH near armington Oakland cyunty which was daly accepted and a pleasant three hoars ride brought them to the above teamed locality The Maplo Grove Cheese actory ia situated one mile southwest from armington and is conducted somewhat on the plan of the New York factories This enterprise waa originated by Mr James Wilbur and Abraham Lapham who after securing the active 'aid of live other able farmers succeeded in ornring a com pany securing the requisite capital and placing the project on a substantial basis A lease of the necessary ground was then obtained and a suitable building erected at a cost in" eluding machinery of 87000 The factory building is three stories in height one hundred feet in length by thirty in width and has stor age capacity for 2000 cheese Manufacturing was commenced on the 23d day of May last and the daily product up to this time has aver aged 1200 pounds The milk of 730 cows is delivered i twice a day ownership this number being vested in the forty patrons of the factory: t' i i Each patron supplies himself with large cans in which the milk is carried to the factory where it is lifted from the wagon by machinery and emptied into receiving cans which rest upon platform scales in the basement story Tho weight is accurately taken and the amount credited to tho party bringing it and it is then run into the curding vats of which there are three having a capacity of 5000 lbs each A stream of cold spring water runs through a box surrounding the vats which keeps the milk received at night at a low tem perature which insures its preservation in a fit state for use in the morning PROCESS CHBBSB MAKING The vata being filled to a sufficient depth the flow of water in the box surrounding the vat is stopped and the temperature of the water which communicates its heat to the con tents of the vat raised by means of furnaces underneath each vat to eigbty tbree or eighty five degrees Rennet is then added it stands about forty minutes when it is found to have thickeucd otaet sufficiently strong and is cut up by patent multiple bladed knife in cubes of half an inch After cutting it stands fifteen minutes when the whey rises settles The temperature is what is termed a scald bout ninety A Lrr Btock i A Good Stock A Cheap Stock 1 6 asyx 1 40 1 week 81 60 2 weeks 83 3 weeks 4 1 month 86 8 months $12 1 Im Weekly J'wsyasrs 1 Week 8I I weeks 82 3 weeks 82 to 1 month $3 3 months ft to 3 months 8 month 816 Besixsss Norte as irst day 16e per line each subsequent dav 10a Marine' Disasters 1 'SA i tlusnan A The ship Star bf from Montreal is ashore at the Pillars The bark Mary Darker outward bound is ashore dear New Roches The steamship Napoleou haa been dispatched to tow the North American to Quebec Tn UxMuiilia Bausk dwindle Naw Yobx August 3 It 16 reported that criminal proceedings are to te institated against the officers of the Una dilla National Bank for alleged swindling I ot an Old Metkodlat I Locisvills Holman th oldeat Methodist in Kentucky died in Centre ville Ind to day aged seventy seven years i WiaMr Iteaaa At a late hour on' riday night a Mrs Quarmby wbo resides on Arthur street heard a crackling noise near her head apparently She arose lighted a lamp and pro ceeded to investigate the cause when she dis covered a belt ot flame leaping np above the window Upon going into the yard it wta found that a dap board had been removed and th4 space filled with combustible material which ball been set on fire The fire was extinguished before seriusdamage was doneu Highway Tenders have been accepted for grading and graveling the Tecumseh road1 from 'the gravel rd Sandwich east The entire job has been divided into sub contracts and will be finished about the 15th of 'September next This is an improvement th need of Which has long been felt and the plan meets with universal approbation Oddfilkows Windsor Lodge of Oddfellows and Washington Lodge of Deroit are to have a grand excursion to the foot of Lake Huron and return on Wednesday next'" The steamer Alpena has been chartered fon the day ahd a fine time may be confidently anticipated i Rev Mr Kemp pastor of the Presbyterian church has recovered from his re cent illness and wlll resume his pastoral du ties to day Still Uktin ism bd The repairs on the Methodist church are not yet completed con sequently services will be held at the Town Hail to day Rev Hugh Johnson BA officiat ing 1 writ i ff'iv fU' A A Hon William McDougall rarrived last evening and his presence was made the occasion of considerable etetbnsiwm among his fifenda Jt ia expected that be will addreny a mass meeting to morrowevening 4 Ji '4 Bnwn Dr DcHart of Detroit has purchased the premises known as the Marlin property on the river banjt between Drug 8tor la KCOil location and lining a gnnd Adln xa LAW KENUKfll Grand RlvrrxlrerC Jf3lw Rcffistratiom an Savuunah and the curd increased to ing heat The whey is then drawnoffbya syphon which is used instead of discharge tubes be cause the latter attachment cannot be cleansed sufficiently to keep out all sour crumbs After tho whey bus been drawn the remaining curd is kept in motion to prevent its settling and ills then dipped out into a cooler which con sists of a largo tray supported on a railway carriage Here is constantly worked with the hands till it is drained The carriage is then run into the press room in which there are twenty two screw presses and the hoops are then filled aud set under their re spective presses They are left half an hour then turned and after remaining twenty hours are taken out and raised to the curing rooms which occupy the second and third floors of the building Here they are stamped with the date of manufacture and in being cured are turned and smoothed by uw uuu uay till ready for shipment usually thirty to forty days after pressing The cheese making department is superin tended by 8 Wilbnr who has had consid erable experience in cheese manufacturing aud thinks the factory can turn out as good cheese as is made anywhere MANNER CO OPERATION The actory Company who receive the milk on the scales from the farmer weigh it credit the amount to tho producer and manufacture al) milk brought by the several patrons into one stock and grade of cheese taking there from a per ccntage covering the cost ot manu facturing Tho patrons elect a salesman wbo sells the cheese and the proceeds are divided among the farmers in proportion to the num ber of pounds of milk put in by them The enterprise has thus far met with good success The facilities possessed by the factory cannot be excelled All their machinery is of modern pattern aud of the best workmanship and the cheese turned Out by' hcm is put up in a first class marketable condition The average weight after curing is about sixty twb pounds The packing boxes arc of Detroit manufacture and each one containing at the top and bottom a Whitewood veneered leaf as smooth and per fect as polished marble Of the quality of the cheese we have heard much praise It has alJ ready been placed in market by Messrs Slade and Sinclair ot 174 Woodward avenue who who are known our business community aa a reliable and enterprising bouse We look upon the successful establishment of this fac tory as the beginning of a new era in making in Michigan A Refuges from Justice Discovered Notice was receivedby the United Blates au thorities in this city on Saturday of the dis covery and arrest of an old offender against the laws who some time ago played sharp on an efllccr who had arrested him and giving leg bail for security made tracks for Canada wher he kept himself suugly concealed The "facto of the case in brief are these Albert Staley of Columbus Macomb county perhaps the wealthiest fhrmcr in the county was some two years ago arrested on charges of smuggling and for personating a revenue officer together with Curly and Currie two confederates in the in terdicted trade and npop this and Otherhargat was couvjclcu ana anea of 81300 Was November of last for subornation of petjury It being charged that three principal witnesses in the trial of his case were perjurers TheBG witnesses are now awaiting sentence upon their conviction of the crime Upon the latter charge Staley was ar rested by Deputy Russell at Creek sta tion and paroled upon his promise to meet the officer in time for the evening train He failed to make the connection however and left a note for the officer stating that urgent business prevented his keeptug the engagement Tae alleged whatever it wra has kept Albert on the other side of the boundary most of the time since He was accidentally dis covered on riday last by Deputy Cummings onGrand Island five miles below Buffalo but on 'receiving a pressing invitation to come to Detroit he plead a dangerous illncra and after examination be was found tobe suffering from an operation or Jhtvlo in ano the jibyaciana stating that ha could not be moved tor at least 'twelve days without great danger The pris oner remains at present under guard of the deputy who baq sqfficieut force to prevent bis esenpe A Young Opium A young girl named Lizzie iynn who resides on Beaubien street was arrested on riday' evening' for drunkenness It was subsequently ascertained that she is tn tbe habit of eating opium and on riday bad taken an unusually large quantity She came down town when the' done she bad taken began to affect her gait considerably and she staggered along tbe street quite bewildered Upon telling her story shei was discharged with the Iqjanciiop to stay at home hereafter when under the influ ence of her favorite '8 I i 1 3 Pic Nic Thursday next has been set apart for a pic nic excursion to Port Huron re turn for the benefit of' 84 Patrick's Chapel House The excursion train jrill leave Ue Union Depot al the foot of Third street at 9p0 a nn returning at giving six bbursat Btwt Huran Ticlteta for the rbnoa trip one dollar An Austrian Vessel Awaiting tbe Body of Maximilian GALLKRY OR I 1 Tho bvt bwated imllery In Detroit with or with I 'Lr? A'Connor ut furnlturd A pAriiculiirw or ec I snPtr fnr Youyjm Hteer if 014 Kf a xrtih I DtOrtr jOr 1 ouiig mtnca vi oitTr I The members Qflbe Empire Club dwire to return thanks to the xouDgr Americas lor tncir cordial reception and hospitable We have received a very fine stock of new Pianos viz irst Prize Ptanoe Wm Gold Medal Pianos Krauahau A new Patent Piano 8 Purchasers are requested to call It WEieHteOO'1'' 2 I 66 Woodward ave' ol" Cohobbtbatd Jtssaenoes for Bjrrupe lee Cream foa by the pOMBdor pJtoo Jl 1 SbxltAOo Road Db Db suvertlsement another oo buk heeded private mattera' Call at babe Philps A 166 Jeffi Ave and examine their stock ot Gm ixtures before buy toy elsewhere BoMSTHixa Naw Can do seen at i baxk Philps IM Jeff Ave 1 4 1 GARIBALDIANS Six hundred Garibaldians had appeared ou the Papal frontier but were driven off by the Italian troops choWIAj cholera occurred at Rome RUSSIAN EMISSARIES Pcsth Journals'state that Russian emissaries are distributing money among the Roumanians iu Transylvania AN ASYLUM BURNED An extensive fire occurred at Lisbon on the 21st The Maria Pia Asylum was destroyed A DEICIT There is a deficit iu the Italian budget of 217 million of lircs EUGENIE VISITS VICTORIA The Empress Eugenie made a private visit to Queen Victoria at Osborne on the 22d REEDOM SPEECH The bill preventing public meetings in royal parks passed the third reading in tbe House of Commons It was opposed by Messrs Mill and Taylor on the ground that it limited liber ty jqf speech i 1 Mexico TOWH GOIMP The third and last month of summer has during the past week succeeded to the in due course at order It has not' ho wever yet succeeded in putting "bnthe scorching front usually expected on such an occasion when the Aueruet takes his seat upon the vacated thtone of the superseded Julius The frequent and heavy showers during the week with tbe mercury down in the temperate zone have been enough to keep a damper upon the spirits of those whose desire has been to leave a dusty with its crowds of jostling hurried humanity sntf to out into tha light (ithingL Ehhl'f With nature tor IhJlr teacherjP 4 dust has been laid by a more apccessful than that which made the attempt on ghost and great has been the lack of heat which latter is generally received as an excuse and inducement to leave tape measures Aid yard sticks to others counters to be jemp ed and mercantile business generally to be at tended toby other and more Industrious self denying sons of toil Intended trips to Lake Superior or to the sea side in search of re freshing coolness have been postponed or put aside altogether for the same reason and many hope that under the circumstances they may Hud nearer home the rest aud recuperation sought i The fields and groves too of and near our qfty public and private grounds drives and walks are becoming year by year and month by month fnore inviting and picturesque! 1 The ample provisions for shade trees on almost every street eie'fthise in the worn andbnsy cep ter of trade and daily cpmmercjp are ppidly bringing to Maturity fruits and benefits thiy were designed to produce and an air of secluded quiet pervades tho localities where the greatest degree of perfection and maturity has been reached in this respect Many of the or namental and shade trees on the avenud and on ort street have already reached massive and substantial proportions End have an air of the gray old forest trees a long time ago standing in their places The grounds about many flue residences in tho suburbs have' been brought to a high state of cultivation and picturesque beauty and present particular attractions to tbe passer by while to their owners and occu pants and to thoe particularly under whose hand and eye they have thus growp towards perfection they possess an almost priceless value How unlike the barren and neglected wastes that are too often and too extensively seen on all hands And it is time that these things were taking that they should occupy the place they deserve in tho attention of our people Detroit is nearly as old as many cities of tbe East which have put on an air of completeness and 'substantial finish in the matter of externa) adornment Tumbledown shantfcs and super annuated tenements that cumbered the ground have disappeared and if no fine blocks have taken their places a pleasant park produces every season tho rarest and richest of gifts to tho denizens of an otherwise crowded and uncomfortable city Round Lake The stehmer Iron sides Captain Tkhicr arrived here on Saturday morning on her way down from a totir of the north and south shores ofLake Superior with large party from Cleveland Detroit New York Chicago and othsr cities She has been thq rounds of the Great Lake stepping eight days at Isle Roydle ort William and the Necpigon spending twenty two days seeing tho sights on her route This excursion was got up by various business and professional men for the purpose of seeing aaiis almost unknown in the States and of going where bo American vessel had ever been Their terminus was at the Necpigon River nearly five hundred miles north of Chicago There they caught vast numbers of trout weighing from one to five pounds each The grandeur of the mountain views at Thunder Bay the 'picturesque exhibition of bay and rofky islands at Isle Royale the magnificence ofjtho scenery everywhere and above all the henltbfulnessiof climate have had an effect upon tbe passengers even better tharf they bad anticlpaleiL AH went out to have a good time anl all returned in good health and spirits de lighted ij ith tjbe expedition They made slow progress taking plenty of time aud using every tadltty' for visiting mines mountains islands toWns and all "points of interest seeing the curiosities collecting specimens and enjoying' themselves generally' 'Tjtp passengers arc en thusiastic in praise of Captain Turner Clerk Scbtt Stewart DtHnoJ and alf the officersand cnw The wept her has been tine excepting last Sunday when they 'crossed Superior ins heavy gale which however scarcely disturbed the even tenor of their way so smoothly sailed the steamer iu spile of adverse winds and sea Such extended tours iu such boats will hcre aftcr be a great attraction and the north shore of Lake Superior will soon become a popular resort for those iu search of health and pleasure i A Graceless A gentleman who wais passing dowuGraud River street yester dav afternoon was approached by a forlorn looking man who asked him tor a dollar in the name of a starving family saying that his larder had been emptyfor two days and he had not the wherewith' procure food The geutlenban 'gave him the routed amount but 'subsequently found the fellow in a saloon gloriously drunk and without a peupy (Ascer" taining where he lived the gentleman visited tbq bouse and fond matters Actually worse than tho wretched sot had represented them Hit family dnsiats of fciitifr ahd two' small chijdre th mother hatingbean dead about' three weeks The feftWYsirpSifitcr by trade named Baker arfd lives on National 4 venue its A farmer named 'Wheeler lives' miles from the city On" the Grand River road was suddenly taken with an epi leptic fit' while standingn Lc ShoeStore on Woodward avenue at five yesterday afternoon:" Dr 'Brodie was ealled'fti'and In a short time the 'man was restored' to cddsclousncas He was then taken'to the 'City Hail wbda be w48 attacked but subse quently recovered sufficiently to drive home Child little boy about 'four years of age nairfed'CHarles Coihb'raywas run ovqr by the cars yesterday morning near the Pppi Hastings street His home was in close prdxiihlty to the traclrariA during the tempo rary absence of bis mother he crawled through tho fence and was sitting on the track when the train approached Ills head was nearly severed from 'the body and death resulted al most instantly l'a i Runaway A horse belonging to a butcher took fright near the City Hall market yester day morning and ran a way (Sundry vehicles in 6iat vicinity offeredbut a slight impedi ment to the Irighfetjejl after he pyd overturned several and snutahed aa many more he was secured unharmed' A man named John Dunn fell into A vat of hot beer at Langdon brew ery about half past four yesterday i afternoon an was terribly scalded from the waist do(wn his home a fthysician wa) summoned injtfriyu are likely to prdvo fatal ui it Quarterly The 8L Society of this city will hold a regular quarter ly meeting to morrow 'evening at their rooms id Masonic Hall' All 1 the members arc re quested to present dMore A letter was received in thii ing that one oi inc couuuuulv Jailhcrc passed a forged check at lint a short time since erw i' 5fo a Meteorological observations by Lcnis Black A Co opticians No 194 Jeffe ton iruz a 'attoif avoDUC I blveaBAT Ajmist TIiak' Ramrater Thsrniruaitar 8 A la 29 44 67mkch1 8 12 noon 47 78 8 Cloudy viouay SoMiTEiBa Old 1 Can be seen st bank PnsLrs 166 Jeff Ave Ths Okdbb or tbb A general order for Bozodoxt In the teeth of all opotMon It has become the supreme dentifrice of the age Of It 3 2 2 3 Pohtoffick Business Wo arc indebted to Mri II It Caririil chief clerk for the follow LUMHKIl 1 A Ross A Co Mill I delivered andcol and Lumber Yard foot WviyUHlrral Vnrc I nlf relorl uuncrea anu coi uadod in oardu yard anilyv icctcd by the icttcr carricra in this city Jo the i I month of July A HotiniEiB Being in want of ai I '106221 item IseL week we jokingly mentioned the I tanr Ac delivered 2S067 killing of a Chinese (Shanghai) chicken by I fx ilera collected 71407 negro woman The Cinciunatl Gazette I are eighteen carriers employed wbo fwilluwed bait hook and Jiuc and I IUdke tn the business districts four deliveries klmlncif nt the pole nnd forthwith I up fl Horrible as another iudl I and live collections daUyyand in the outer dto cation ot tho terrible condition of Sou' hern I tricts two deliveries and two A society ncml and 8llbvlllu in parti lrwtlon 'cach 8undjy at fl cular in Hhelby ville A colored I Indy kills her former matrons Ac Ac Of Chand SLiKit Thcre has been on ex CourBO it ww then telegraphed all over the I country that a Southern woinnp find treated I liibltion at the store of Wetmore Co ft latq rlovn so barbarously that the iiegiol a few days an elegant chandelier designed for hnd to kill her in sell defence This is a spten I lb(J new jewieb Synagogue on Washington did and convincing siuuple of how radical lies I hrnnu tod sluiulcra on the South arc hatched up Say avenue The supporters arorof rench bronze to one those abolition fanatics and I polished antique style There are twenty one he IfotmiUy gels as crazy as a bull at the sight burjicnt arranged pyramidicall hi three tiers rag And when' not naturally crazy joubc und giag8 the Him tiuief dear "rtuL 'How are you Chinese I etfept of which is to give the light a beautifully Hove pre you Cincinnati Gazette I subdued tone The chandelier was brought KyJ tfentincl 4 a I from New York at a cost of 8500 What Jealousy WilL DoA yomtg lady Bound OvBR James Craig tho young man rraiNX'table family was nrrested by the police who robbed Phelps a short little since nf this city on Thursday tlfrguised as apegress I WM Cxslnihcd yestcrdxygm complaint bf John having blackened her face and neck with ell I nr iw rctHr Smith for churcoal It seems that she was suspicious another oung lady being on too intimate stealing a watch He was bound over to the fertba ill her lover mid she expected to sur 1 Court for trial' committed to them In disguise rittebury Gommerciai I jamu default of bail 1 I '4a 'ra 0 England trentas I gTTLBD Tbe iUe black eye difficulty be oyal forcju Lruott is bcliJif much commented i Tho King of Denmark wm lodged at a I tween Dennis Crotty an Michael Doyle wa ttvurn and it was left for a nobleman I geitlei yesterday Doyje thO assaulting party ban to entertain the Sultan Queen C08tfl tt04 Qrotty withdrew criu not to put too pne a pojnt Jt 1 luijJulij stingy the complaint Octree PUBLISHED BT Tie Detroit ree Preu Coipaay Dally by carrier per ITrt ba yrar 810 Weekly Puly bf JBall 8 Do clubs of elevon 80 Mull Mubecribora invaHiiw Bend 1 oatoffioe orders or drafts when pracUcabta I 1 Write plainly name and poetoffico also tho I whether Dally Tri Weeklyr Weekly! To AdTortlsemoata Gas rank Phelps Co Glorious Rtadler Homothing rank Phelps fo Co 10 Reward Two Hleers Strayed I I 7 Hometbiuq Old rank Phelps A Co I The scrviees ln the different churches will be Rooms to Rent held to day as follows Lallemand's 8pcclflc Hinchman It baptist Marriages and Deaths on 2d page I irst rench Baptist on Hiirh street Auction of Houra aud Lot Rasscll street Morning Boxfxlont I Kev Deerochee Athenreum Bcncfit of Kent I ort street corner of Griswold To Rent Two story rame House I Lafayette Street Bapikt between Garnet Hleevo Button irst and Second streets Mornin gaud evem Hltimtlon ns Clerk or Bar tender ing Alfred Owen Bryaut Htrutlon A Goldsmith Business Coltige I Services No 154 Grand 1 Xcurlon to loiks Northern Lleht foar doors south of Elizabeth Whiten Your Teeth Dental Cream tIr0 CaS" Avenue GmndTntnkRaflwayCo PuUU Notice cireaslan Dew Drops Wm Johnston bathedral comer St Antoine street and Vahmblo Patent I Jefferson avenue Service at lOj a Ves The Kmushnrr A Oo Webs Co I at 3 Rev ather Limpens Masonic Charity Lodge I Saint (rench) Mass at 'andlfeSO Union Lodge a Vespers 3 Rev Soffers lrst elra Private Residence Wm Waterman of CrogS A lUiBota Vespers 3 i Rev by Oartlages Hmlth AGnlterman I Holy Trinity Sixth and Porter streets Mass Land Warrants Bonds Preston 4c Oo I at 3 aud 10:30 a Vespers 3 Rev Gold iuid Wallace A Co Peters Chipping Pass Psshs Co I Saint Joseph's (German) Mass at 8 and A Rom 4l Co oot of iUvrd HU I Vespers 3 Rev John ried 7 C0a Converted into nw land omCT iss: Business Cards ftMGO per 1000 I Bleyenbergh VU11 btilpnlnir TftffE nft Burafi AAA I CWRIBTf AW wZ A Ax if i I I and evening TO DAY ADVERTISEMENTS I congregational 1 LCRIOUH news I irit ort street comer ot Wne Rev Clark of New York morn party on Jetforsor Aye opposite SiJdenJ 'Ufi now prepared tofurnhh nwaUon bfrt notice Uon I ecou Congregational Church corner of Mwit ly on Imna Ame colcbratod baijcr Jtcorand I Woodward avenue and Sibley street Kev ua K'wd 'luor egtrs I reeland morning and evening ur nsoou aquarc meal drink or soaar Hud a plea I MPi rmur rautpiacotoeufoyn Ul pixe bcau them aU ingress and Shelby £10 ofJune morn fog and evenfog1l8110P A 'inured one hid rtefng'horns'and awhlte spot in Uw I tr'11181' etrtn(n avenue between forehead Tho black one has a brownlshPshado on I Htogsand Rivard streets Services at 10:30 its rides The above reward will be pld to any per I ra nild In by Rev Paddock thum or giving information where they I fealnt Woodward avenue corner of Itoiwn' Mtet fOHN Highstreet Services morning and evening Wlt Mlch' A VO corner of Trowbridge Church Woodward avenue corntr npu A urnished Bedroom nnd one good I Woodbridge street Service at 10:30 a A sized Unfurnished Room suitable for a Porlor I 4 nl Rev A Lewis Seats free Address II uss Pasas Oilice au4if I Saint Peters Trambull avenue near Michi TUH KILAUHHAAli CO PIANOS The I Rev Peters morning and Plano huve received the )iii(heflt en I Cv5Uijg comlanm from thu Preas uinl the profeiwdon wher I IXJTHERAN evt they have been introduced a fully equal and I St German Evangelical corner of very often Mupurtor others of greater in I Monroe avenue and Randolph street Rev all that perUdna tu a perfect InAlrnment vtz elastl I Cha II ulh Mirniin nnd rc nin city and delicacy of imch sweetness and evenness of A tons and elevant workmanship 'Die Kraushaar I 1 nnlty Church corner Gratiot aud Prospect Piano recommend to the publlo ns a first class I stluete Rev Mr Huegli Morning ayd eveu Instrument nnd Invite purrlmsers to call and See it I lug ntJ VVK I H8 Ac OT Wmdward Ave I Jjt Congress street above Rivard otheran rt! Knabe Pianos and Kev Chas Morning 1030 after SU4 1W I noon 330 By ti Y'ounx Man of steady habits a I I Situation Us Clerk iu a Groo ry Htore or tend I Central Church comer Woodward1X A and State street Services at 10:30 1 I am and 7:45 Morning Rev IL A Garnet Sleeve Button at th ric nlo I McCarty Evening Prof McEldowney of Thursday waning A liberal reward will I Albiou College paid lor tho same If tell at110 Congress street I Central Chapel Adams avenue Morn Prof McEldowney Evening Rev rjt Two story rame House No 46 Col McCarty Sabi at th School at 2p iu A uirblaHt Kost cor John 1C 3 rooms and cellar Lafaycttd Street Moroitw mi44w I Rev John Russel Sunday School 'concert hi TAYE HATH NOT HKKN norear hcird nelthcfl Vjf Addresses by Mr Bacon City AU have entered in tho bean of man the things I Missionary and Kcv John Russel Sabbath which tlod hath prepared for thorn that love I School at 2 r( I1 au4 tt I Jefferson Avenue Chanel corned St Aubin avenues Rev Mr frekey morp SiTPEItloK PIANO ORTES OR SALE AND I BlrCCt Chinch corner of Walnut TO RENT Wlrstrclasa Pluuo fories at moderate I BtreeL Services morning and evening piioes for cash or on monthly ami weekly payments I 1 YTBRtAN 1 to lue new Piano fortes (the very I irst Presbyterian State street ncar'Wood Icst) to rent and if purchased one year of tho re I ward avenue Rev Dunn of New deducted lids gives ample lime to test the piano I york cltv niornlnie a 137 Ji lt ave agency and sale of Ltadcman A I PV hj A Mt 'OI'kle unrivaled Cycloid I'iauo Sabbath School at 3 i Jy3 lw I ADAM COUSE Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian Jefferson av i uuviu ibivLTu Birvw cervices morning I and evening by Rev Haven I IPzNWOV Qi 1 WJ a I I AlHEH Artlllclal paddings are abrolutely mtn sheets Itev llr Clark mnrnln'w 1ou tolhLtHmly Of Madame Ju toornfog and even ni Miimnnrlnl Haiti and Patent Hrerat Elevator I 1 5 duvilon tlm bust physiologically Depot 007 Brimd Westminster Gjrtcnan WMhfogton av wayNow York Sold nt Mrs A BRBMGAKT 1 emic near Grand River street Rev NEK'd Kmporluinof ashion 119 Jefferson Avenue I EI McLaren morning and evening ich also by all Druglsts I United Presbyterian Lafayette street cor lylHuWAlm ncr or Wayn0 Morning Aftcrnoou LIVKLYTIMKS 1NRU1TH ANDCUNTKY I at 3:30 Rev Scott HAYWOOD CO ucne I Scotch Presbyterian Boles and armer ral Produce and Commission Merchants 11 and 13 I streets Rev Mr Scott of Oakville Wood orldgo Street wests arc now roctvlng dally ou I morufog pud oltcrnoou Lecture iu thaeven rimslgnin nt Hue I'uaohra Whortleberries 'luma I I kM Apdc and other fruit Alao Jhittvr Kgun I andnll kinds of conntry produce which liny are sei I UNITAKIAl Hug nt fair prices nnd In largo quantities Call on I Unitarian Lafayette street corner of Shelby them before purchasing elsewhere On door from I Monilng nnd evening Rev Jason Walker Woodwind aiouuu Woodbridge street west i I Sunday School at 12 Bible Class led byj the pastor rpiiK DOMESTIC Many per I HOC1KTY or spiritualists 1 sou those interested iu Hewing Machinespar I Meeting at Good Hull ISO Wood in ill irly Lae Iki assiduous In tejklug of the in 1 uvenue Rev Peebles morning mi Iiuc line aud in unctions that I a wee uaviuu wire to Iw served uponil etc Its opponents In law I rnu haie completely fulled to establish any claim what I MiacELIANEOt 8 ever it having juft Immmi deivaUxi i1 the Do I Union MiSAiou School near (he House medic now stands as II justly deserves triumphant I Correction on Bussell street Mr In the market as the best machine In use and unfet I Brockway Superintendent Commences terod by any complications that its opponents I use evon to hurt iu sal'' I Services nt Clinton avenue Mission 8 Is JwT ks bJ AzXJ I amrlw INI Jelti rson avc Detroit Mich I Rooms opposite renth Ward school house at I 3 tn Address by A Bacon City Mis BOARDINfL I gionnry 1 yOAKDlNtTo Cet with board front sud back Church Temple Macomb avenue Morn 1 parlors furnished or oUwiwIse also olherplius I ing at 10MI imt rooms ut 23 Jrterson avenue corner Brush an I Dally morning (union) prayer meeting at the nugldlt I basement of the irst Baptist Church corner 1 QA front rooms furnished and iresbyteriau Church Chatham street Rev rLZZ I Mr Kemp morning and evening ri BUILDINO MATERIALS I All Church (Episcopal) Rev Mr AAfl CEDAR POH TH for rale foot Rivard Hurst morning and evening vVV Btrcet Jy44im 1 A I ok MuryV Church (Catholic) Kcv ather 1 10 I Warner Morning and evening 500 ranlMroOy MctbAlhft Church Rev A Johnson morn vrw ivoiro Ing nnd evening Service will be held at the PAA AAA EET DIIE8HED LOORING I Town Hal' until further notice MaaTtNO There will i preacfo WIArviCKETdfox rale at foot Rlrafo torf Campus Martius iu front of the vv vvV Jy4 6o A ROHH a GO I Railroad Hotel at lia(i fix this aA AAA PIECES SEASONED LATH I Vuniug Ou VVUV sale fool Rivard Street 1 rr jy4 6m A ROHq CO Base Ball A gume of base ball was played RENT I ftt on riday afternoon "between the I Empire Club of this city and the Young Atncr Vi Ths two story Dwel lug house No 77 1 1 Moutral in street west Inquire 11 I icaClub of Wayne The following ia the score swiss a isviiirri ri LAIN 1 oil uw pruilUfrVj CH vnv WI va anl John lw Dental Convention Cincinnati Aug 3 The Dental Association has been in conven tion here for the past week They met at Hop kina Hall last evening at an entertainment pro vided by tbe Cincinnatians A number of toasts Were offered and speeches made by prominent members The entertainment was thoroughly enjoyable and at a late hour the guests sepa rated with pleasant recollections of tho festal evening Severe Rain Storm Naw Yosx Aug 2 A Boston special says the moet severe rain storm known here lor years occurred this afternoon Accounts from the surrounding country state that there has been great damage to crops' and there have been undoubtedly many disasters along the coast our inches ot rain fell in Boston in three hours and a half and three fo Concord New Hampshire i 1 i Robbery St Lours 3 The jewelry store of Taylor at Seda lia Mo was entered about three yes terday morning the safe blown open and robbed of 85000 worth of watches and other Jewelry and 8260 in money No clue to the robbers 8500 reward is offered for the ap prehension of the thieves 'POLET Tha Warehouse sdlotnlng Pitt I 1 Coal Yard uu thoriviT Iwtwren Uassnul I irst streetr Appl to JAMES MCDONALD Ijirncd strw west n1111 I Hull 2d rr I Mi WANTED I EvilriK lf A Wet Nurse Apply No 1 10 I Lufa Utto street wesL Jy27tf WET NURHK WANTED immediately Apply I Tbtal to Dr4NUllH 21 rimtostresu I VKHHKL Wanted to purchwc I nlttn American Vessel from ten to twelve thoutana I K11iLrbx kr bushels Saiatelty AddrusS yOMiMll HKOd I tser I Kingston Canada I I Klrkng'T 3l I I Hui It It 3d OR' 8AL1 I Huslcy 1st Htdlwrgen t'f Hlmpsun Nitw Yoar Aug 3 ARRIVED The steamship America from Bremen July 20th via Southampton 23d arrived this even injg The news mostly anticipated THE CABLE The Newt publishes a telegram dated Valen tis July 20th which reports that the Atlantic cable of 1866 was again broken suddenly that afternoon it was thought about fifty miles from Content The chairman of the Anglo American Telegraph Company says the break age has occurred at a very moderate depth of water and the injury can be repaired with great facility as iu the case of tho recent acci dent to the shore end of the mmo cable The cable of 1865 is iu perfect order AREWELL BANQUET The Grand Vizier gave a farewell banquet to Lord Lyons previous to his retirement from the post of British Ambassador to the Porte THE POPE SENDS PRESENTS The Pope had sent some valuable presents to the Sultan aud Viceroy of Egypt for the pro tection accorded to Catholics in their domin ions 4 6 7 Gfo.