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WASHINGTON. The Special Mission to San Domingo, and How it Ended. The Clerical Force of the Treasury Department Fixed. The Cuban Leaders Dispirited by the Course of Oar (Jov- eminent, The British Legation Much Casl Down. Board of Inquiry on the Whiskey Stamps.

bi'cclol Despatch to The Chicago Tribune. TViMiihuroK, July 2. The President determined, about four weeks ngo, to send a gentleman 01 sense and discretion to bos Domingo and Ssmarts, with Instructions to make a careful examination, and report fully on facts of public Interest to this country, bd that Congress might, ca calling for It. put In possession of reliable and Impartial information. A resident of Pennsylvania was selected, verbally Instructed, and would hare gone out this month, but that he was taken seriously 111 two days forothe vessel soiled on which he hod secured a passage.

Tbe mission was thereupon given up, And nothing been done toward Its renewal. This the only step tbe government has taken with reference to San Domingo, or the Bay of Jamaica, btnee the adjournment of Congress, The Secretary of the Treasury begins the new fiscal year with the clerical force of his department redneed to aboct the number allowed by law. A few removals are yet to be made la two or three of the bureaus; bet me general business Of als and appointments Is concluded, and finch clerks as are correct In hablta and faithful In business may now consider themselves settled. It cannot yet be told how many changes have been made, but Is safe to cay that the expenses of the department for the coming year will be nearly or quite one million dollars less than heretofore, and there Is no reason for supposing but that all work will be done juet as well and as promptly ever. Sncli of the Cuban leaden as hare visited trashingtoa this week seem to lie a good deal dispirited by the course of our government in enforcing the neutrality laws.

The attaches of the British Legation talk as though they had suffered a defeat, and the only possible inference to drawn from their conversation Is that they hoped to limb In the departure of the Cuban expedition, an advantage to their side In the Alaliama controversy. has been here two or three days, advocating the recognition of Cuban belligerency. It does not appear that ho made much impression on muml-ers of the Cabinet, for the subject was not broached at the meeting to-day of that body. The three million bonds to be purchased by the Treasury to-morrow' do not at present go into the Unking fund, and will probably remain subject to the action of Congress. This purchase is outside of the policy of buying bonds and selling gold on alternate weeks, and le made because he has had more currency on baud than he wlnbcs to carry, and well enough understands tl-at it is oteded by the country.

The Commlhtioner of Internal Revenue has a of three to inquire whether the whiskey stamps now In use are sufficient lor all purposes contemplated In the revenue law, and whether any of the new devices urged upon hie notice will be more effectual In preventing fraud. Among tho arrivals here to-day are Senator Hendricks, Governor Fairchild of Wisconsin; Representatives Baldwin, Michigan; and McCarty, New York; and Ex-Senator carllle. Commissioner Delano left fur Ohio, to be gone ten days. Colonel Fisher, of tbej Patent Bureau, puts to-morrow for or five days. Attorney General Hoar Is expected bark Monday or Tuesday.

Uolicrt P. Walker continues quite hick. Wm. W. Mellen, so long connected with the cotton sen fee of the Treasury Department, has resigned.

Secretary Rawiius, General Sherman, General Parker, and others, are golngto the army reunion lu New Y'ork next Monday. TO TIIK ASSOCIATED PRESS. CCBAK MATTEIL-U Recent Cuban adncea elate that the Spanish forces In Clehoa Villas Lave been augmented to over two thousand. including several Americans, were captured by a large Spanish torce, and have been executed. The Cuban General Is concentrating his forces, aud a heavy battle is boou expected.

The ITesldent, 10-dar, Informed the Georgia Representatives that be should nut change Postmasters, unless the incumbents should prove Incompetent. COUMIrf-WSKD. wniKOTdn, touimiaalODi of the following Postmasters were signed by the President to-day: James McKean, w. jj. Griswold, Mankato, 11.

E. Weils, Moline, ilk; Wm. X'. Gust, FentuuvJUe, A- G. Mo- Hannibal.

Edwin Leslie. Kendall- Mile. Thos. B. Irwin, Paw Paw, Wm.

J. l.n.bu-t.in, NurthUeld. Jas. M. Moore, James Hall, oomto, Mrs.

E. li. Culbertson, New Brighton, Peter Platter, Ind. Ihe recupts from June 21 to the 3-th iiiciur-ue, arc M.uiu.oGh. internal revenue receipts to-day, aUINCY.

The Case of James is. Wnsblngton, the Colored who was Put off tltc steamer Andy Johnson-jynt ithdrawn to Be Taken to I uiu-d fouri-Vouug florae i'Llcf, Ac. Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribanc. QriNCV, 11L, July lk case of James 11. Washington, a colored man, agalna.

the St. Louis A Keokuk Packet Compuny, which has appeared in the newspapers before, came up for trial in the Circuit Court of Adams County esterday, and, at the conclusion xif the evidence this morning, the attorneys for the Plaintiff dismissed the suit. The reasons assigned for entering a nou--ult were that the Jury bad been empanelled the occasion, and was not of tnc regular rmw. Nearly ah the jurors were Democrats, ami one of them had re-couth been In the uiml kemce upon the boats of this line, who could not be challenged by the plaintiff, be having previously exhausted the legal of chalienges. The evidence that the plaintiff purchased a ticket of the ricrk of d-fcndantV fxmi, Aiulr Johnson, at tt.

Louis, on the I VIU of May last, to go from Louis to Qulncv, fur which he paid is.re, the regular fare for tickets being The ticket purchased bv imtlff oil respects, the same os first-cio-vi tickets, with the exception that me was written. In pencil, upon 't, place cf the of the stateroom, on the ordinary tickets. on the wav up, at sapper time the plaintiff Mates that he went Into me cabin, and asked one of the waiters he would get bis supper. To which the waiter replied that he was nut a Crstclass passenger, anil would have to eat in the pantry. This was after the first and second ta' les had been spread, and the second table partially clean'd away, nalntlff asked ihc waiter why he could not eat at the table, as no other passengers were there.

At this time the clerk of the boat came up and took hold of the plaintiff violently, and pushed him into me pantry, stating that he mast cat sapper there. After he bad taken his sunner in the pantry, plaintiff returned and asked the why he had pushed him so roughlr; whereupon the clerk seized him and violently thrust nna down the stairway, stating; ha: he must go off the boat. He came up again, ami, after some confernation the passengers and the Plaintiff about theaffair, the boat was landed at portage and the plaintiff led ashore bv the for the alleged reason that he had violated the rules of the boat. All the essential difference In-tween the statements of the prisoner and those of the wltncs.ua for the Icfendant was that the plaintiff attempted to take a seat at the fitst table, and, when told by the waiter that he was not a Erst-claaa passenger, he replied that be was as good a man as the alter, or anv of the passengers on the at which Juncture the clerk led tlm gently out of the and directed him to the pantryami that, after supper. when plaintiff came to the clerk, It Is alleged that he told the clerk that he was a free born American citizen and was endued to his rights; that he was asgood a mao us the clerk; and was his superior in intellect whereupon the clerk ejected him from the cabin down the stairway.

After which man? of the passengers became incensed at the plaintiff and threatened to lake his life. The OspUin teatitled that he put the negro off the boat to save hla b.i', and preserve peace on board the boat It understood that the suit win be renewed In the iustrlct Court of the United States. The trial excited a goo-1 deal of Interest Cere. Ham every day for the week. 1 ll! biernmg.

It now pleasant and vvrV wr.h a good prospect for a few hours pleasant ea.her. Should the rain continue, it MU creatlv -dun- tie wheat crop, which, notwithstanding WCit bow bang harvcited many vsn Titr ious names of Johnson, a was arrested tn me eouniv as l-otind £ht here, examined and hut ar lrl Ise only is years of age. The Kn'-i 4' 0 tar.leiu-d criminal cur to pw: irn cI! visit Kansas thatntv In the bridge celebration la nunc tpcclal train for u-X. ka: tendered a Xo general cc-tt 1 2 morrow. Tiic hero toa procession and ylr- o4 on Keokuk participating If' tbc steamer Rob Rot to chartered purpose.

luetn here for that ST. LOUIS. Arrival of the Cliltapo Ald, rmanlc f.xrur.ion tt thr M. toalsani, Kir. special Despatch to The Chicago Tr.buac.

Sr. The excursloaifts from Chluago, who are to 4r ticlpalo in the celebration of the completion of Hie railroad bridge over the Missouri River at Kansas City, arrived here at o'clock this morning. Among the excursionists are the following of the Common Council, and other prominuiit ciuzuia: Alderman Hahn, acting Mavor for the excursion, accompanied bv his daughter: AMcnaen Hildreth. Haenicr, Rafferty, u-r Kenrv- and danrh- Ns-llniMi ar a Dcvi.j and wife, ffi 0 A. il.

Itodman, vit' Mayor, y. General Supcnatendrat i-rir Kansas Railroad; imeodrot of the Chicago a Su Company: James brnTin. General proatucst yiie ptrty were sunii-tuomiy ent jtalned thk tnp ty the management ad rect supervision of Mr. ITatt the liman cars were devoted to uscof Pullman hlmaeir ln tafeetmties of the occasion. wu on the Invitation of the fit Lou 8 were eD with true Bonthcm hospt.iuty at itc Southern Hold, where every VmUoQ wa paid to Uie and All tUelr wants supplied.

The cxcarslQUlita were received in the forenoon Mayer Cole, at hU office, aud cordially cornea, carnages were furnished, and an eicurtlun to Garden and other followed. where the flay was passed in pleasant and sedu enjoyment. In the afternoon, on the occasion of the dinner at the Southern Hotel, Mayor Cult, on behalf cf tuecltv, welcomingapetchjn which he extended to the Chicago Aldernuu the cordUl good and friendship of me or su Loots. Alderman Data responded In a neat address, taking ocwtnn to remark that there was really no feeling ot jealousy between the two cities, and ttat noth of them were an honor to the great northwest. Both speeches were received with applause.

The parly left here at 4 tti. on their way Kansas City- TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. The custom receipts mu cut for the month of June foot op frSTSCShn gala. John P. Darbt.

banker, who suspended about the iwh instant, hue The liabilities arc Thn.caleaUtc aaeeU are raised at bet will not realize half of that. Atnomr the cremuira are Tmateo PolK, ez-Unlted Senator, and Confederate Senator, rcr and Sam Knox, former Congressman The river is overflowing Us bants above the tfiy.and materially interupUng work on the new Water Worts. It is also overflowing the bast on the opposite fide of the river, and the prospects are that the whole of the American bottom, in Illinois, will be submerged. Lost week Mary McDoagall vanished from bar brother's boose In St. Loots, and was snppotcd to have committed suicide.

Her brother offering lioo reward for her bodv, vestenlay she wrote to him that she had gone to 'Memphis to marry ono -JJllaj', whom he had forbidden the br. Lonri, July The New York and New Orleans steamship WllmiUKton has been chartered at New York fora trip to St. Louis, and will leave that port as boou as laden. She has all the freight engaged that she can carry. Insurance fur flWM'bu on her ball has been secured.

The KL LouH Gram Association bold, to-day, bunhelt wheal at New Orleans, for shipment to Europe. The wheat has been in the elevator at New Orleans for several weeks, and Is an sweet aim sound an when It arrived there. Hated that liw.ooo Ml Louis County were protested In New York to-day for and that themonrv it longing to the county on deposit in New waa attached for etcurliy. Colonel J. Mcllvaine, an eld and di-ttn.

guiftlicd citizen of this Mate, died here to-day, (jnlte a tmarp chock of an earthquake was felt here letwceo and o'clock this morning. Window and crockery were nulled, and, in wmc lontar.cew. furniture moved. No damage ts repotted. The wave travelled north and south, and lasted from five to ten The shock was felt within circuit of thirty miles of here, and at Calm tjulle severely.

The excursion pari from Chicago, accompanied hi the Sh Louis delegation, left by the North Missouri Railroad, tnu afternoon, for Kansas City, xo paiticipatc In the bridge celebration lotnonrJm HEW YORK. TUB CCBXS New YouK, July 2- Msrshal Barlow and Admiral Godon are each trying to throw the care of the Cuban prisoners on the other. Both refused to fee-1 them, and the patriots went dlnneriess in consequence. Bnt this afternoon tne Admiral began feeding them from the provisions captured tn the steamer Whiting, and will place them on that vessel as soon as he can remove the hay that formed part of her cargo. The friends of Cubans arc confident most of the arms on schooners can be rescued from seizure on the rechnlcal ground thaf they had not been delivered the Cubans, but were in the name of a New York house.

James Roche, Irish patriot of 515, editor of the KiUtnny aiul Galuaj American, dud to-day. lie haa resided In New York since his cipulaion from Ireland and the confiscation of his paper at Galway, four yearn ago. MOKXr JtUTZISfI. The banks Lave notified customers that the tlh of July Is not a legal holiday, and all notes coming due then must be paid. Most loans nego- Hated to-day, will be carried to Tuesday.

Transactions were light, the money stringency being little changed from yesterday. Many operators predict an easier market to-morrow, owing to purchase Ol bonds by the of the Treasury, Business was light at the stock market, with pncea generally steady. At a mass Tarrytoan, night, resolutions were passed asking the government to recognize Cuban belligerency. The Cuban Junta is preparing to appeal to the American people for aid aud t-ympathy. TO TUK ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Rctchum, forger, was remanded to prison to serve out his sentence, to-day, by Judge Barnard The counsel for the prisoner stated that the latter dW not desire his release. Ho considered his sentence deserved, and the proceedings were brought by bis lather. Nrw Yoke. July The steamship Deutschland, from Southampton June 22J, arrived today. The establishment of W.

I- Peak 1- wane street, was damaged bv fire to the amount of Ite.imo, this morning. Insured. The Cuban prisoners on the United Stales ship Vermont were to-day transferred tn the Catherine Whiting, lying ut the Y'ard. It is expected they will released this evening, as the majority are Cubans. Scuor Alftro and Dr.

have, however. brought to New Y'ork, and lodged Ludlow Street JolL The therefor were issued by Commissioner White, lecture whom their cases come tomorrow. Application will be made for release on bad. It is probable that Ryan and bis men are now prisoners, as a revenue cutter has been seut to Gardiner's island with a fall crew and a posse of Deputy Marshals, Report says they have quarrelled aiuuug themselves, and three were killed aud seven wounded by pistol shots la a free fight yesterday. The steamer Has arrived from Liverpool via Huiiiax.

SPDINGFIELD. JVcw colonel Wiley, of Arkamas. special Despatch to The Chicago Trirmne. SPBUNannLD, Ilk. July 2.

The following articles of incorporation were filed In the ofilcc of the Secretary of Stale to-day, East Chicago Harbor Company; stock, Iwxi.coo. Union Loan and Homestead Company, of Chicago: capital stock, fhoo.ooo. United states Chemical Fire Engine Company, of Chicago; capltal Additional articles of theAmerlean Private Line Telegraph Company; capital stock, fjo.ow. Colonel E. R.

Wllev, Clerk of the of Arkansas Countr, Arka'nnas. is here on a visit to his friends. Colond Wiley served all through the war in the Sixty-second Regiment of Illinois Infantry, and Eighty-eighth United States Colored Regiment. He reports reconstruction a fixed fact In and no better inducements for Immigration are offered by any Slate. Land la cheap and fertile; the cotton crop bids fair to be all lhal could be desired, and belter chances for an energetic man with wit and muscle to wip himself a competency, were never offered by any State.

INDIANAPOLIS. State Hoard of or JoJy-Kcw lluilrond Company Treasury Receipts, Special Despatch lo The Chicago Tribune. Indian atolis, July 2. The State Board of Lquahzatlon, composed of a delegate of one of the County Auditors from each. Congressional District.

Will assemble at the Capital on Monday next, to equalize the assessments la the dIKrtCM. The new wing of the Hospital for the Is about finished, and the patients are being received. One hundred will be received now, ami another hundred three months hence. The Germans arc making extensive preparation for the celebration of Independence Day on Sunday. A procession win form early the morning, and parade through the principal streets.

The celebration will Kike place Hi a prove about three miles from the cltv, and railroad trains will run to every twenty minutes dur.ag Sunday. An oration wilt be delivered, salute cred and other exercises common to that nationality ExcuMoii trains win be run on all the railroads centring here, on Sunday. Patriotic sermons will be preached In man; of the churches, and the Sunday ol sCrVcr4 ul ihc people will celebrate on Mon- Articles of association wore Died 10-dar, tn the Secretary of office, for the Michigan City, Luporte A ludlauupolis Railroad Company. Capital divided into shares of 830 each. This road Is to run from Michigan Cltv to Laporte thirteen tulles, to connect with a line now built, from this city to I-aportc.

The collections of internal revenue in this district last month were The receipts of the state Treasury lost month were disbursements, leaving a iiaianro in the Treasury of sn3i The police last mouth made one hundred and thtny.onc double the number made the prctlous month. Heavy rains are still falling through the central of the Male, and fears of extensive damages lo crops are entertained. Chicago Excursion Party, Special Despatch to The Chicago CaL, July 1- The Chicago excursion parly arrived hero at 1 to-day. Coal Strike ut an End, Mavcii Cnrvx, July Lehigh Coal and N'avlgaliou Companv met; the President of the Association at Summit mu and agreed upon a basis of terms which arc not very satisfactory to the companv, but It was the best that could u- done, aMdhc miners would not make any concessions. Abdut one-half the companies in all the coal districts recommence wurk alxiul the 6th instant.

The Ixhigh Coal and Navigation mea on that dav. Earthquake Wheat Aires, 111, haif.past o'clock this morning on carthquakr visiU-d this placo. Tisoro were two distinct whicn caused houses to tremble very considerably, and awakened almost the whole j-opulailon. The wheal crop in this ccuntv la the best ever There ere mure acres sown, and a larger yield the acre. It is now all in the shock, l.ut there la danger that the continued we: wcatncr will cause to sprout.

A ferry Hone Kuo X)owu by a Tag- I.irn Lokti Cixvei.avp. July io o'clock last evening, the lug Ulpon, while steaming up the ruer, struck a small ferry crossing the river with ten or twelve shivering to fragments. Three to five persona are supposed to been drowned. The of Martin O'Donnell is the only me recovered. The names of the others lost are unknown.

VomilOi Foutuesp Movr.or, July Tr.e French Corvitte funur, from Martinique. is in quarantine, wim eighteen cases of voauto on board. She hurled two men at sea yesterday, three to-dav, and three the day before. The Captain, Urst-otib rer. and surgeon arc dead, and the assistant surgeon is dying.

i-he will take In provisions and coal as soon as possible, and proceed north. Sulcltlc at St, Paal. Pan, Jolv morning, v. Brown, of the Berlin Steel i'ompanv, a rnford jurvman, suicide an outhouse lh courl hy cutting his throat with a ilianc hd troubles art supposed to the 1 lhc de A fragmentary note was found look yh, for hit wye which warns her to Vk uul hii property. ATr lllt nl of (U Colicsc.

Vuion 2 Thc dcciiou for President of David iiorrar to postponed one month, prof. time Acxr Secretary of lUc Sary. Resolnuons euloguiLg him fcoiorefaer. to hu btate were -2ass meeumr held at the Court House Ptwic Cinclnoati. Cikonkstt, July noonahaary with thunder and lightning.

Thenaoroater tha shade. The Olympic Base Ball Club arrived evening. They will play the Cincinnati dub tomorrow. YOL. xxm.

FEARFUL DISASTER. Eeported Loss of the Powell Exploring Expedition Con. finned. Twenty-one Men Engulfed in a Moment, Arrival of the Only Survivor at Springfield. His Statement of tbe Manner of tbe Accident Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.

Si-KiKurixnp, July 2. The fate of the Powell expedition caused a feeling cf Uitetpe anxiety among his friends and tbe public generally, and la now determined by the as brought by the only survivor of the 111-fated party, ana I scud you the story as to me to-day by him, which settles the fate of Major Powell and party: The survivor's name is John A. Risdon, and was a member of tbe Powell expedition. Joined Major Powell's party on the loth day of July, ul La bollc. Ilia duties were to assist as chain man, and whatever he could do to be made useful.

He haa liecn with ibe party every day since Ii left Illinois, and, of course, is well acquainted with all who composed It. On the 7th or olh day of May the party reached the Colorado lUvcr.Jat point called Williamsburg, a small Indian settlement, At that time tbo party consisted of Major Powell, William C. Darter, Charles Durley, Andrew Knoion, T. VT. smith, William H.

Dolton, Charles Sherman, Wm, bcott. Perry Duncan, John Jones, Frederick Buckingham, David Sellers, Edward Spencer, We. Murray, Isaac Thomas, Thomas Hetighs, a half-breed named Cmei-a-tra-iwr, the guide, and two men who lived at Falrbury, Ilk; who acted as runners, and whose names he could not remember. There were also two named Fred. Mycra and Thomas WaJch.

The party remained at Williamsburg seven or eight ears, the Major Bending ont ecoutlng and of observation during the time. On the IClh or 15th of May the camp was broken up, and the whole party moved down the river for the purpose of exploring two tributaries of the Colorado named Big Black and the Deleban. At a point UO yards atove Big Black the party embarked on board of a large bvik canoe, called a yawl by the Indians (the boats the Major had having been left behind), with the exception of Mr. Itisdon, who was directed by Major Powell to go below the Colorado which had a fall of about ICO feet between the month of the Big Black and Deleban, a (Usance of a mile and a quarter, and to see If the party could go up the Delclan, and then to return and await the return of the party from its exploration of the mouth of Big Black. Mr.

Illation and four or five others of the party tried to persuade the Mator from crossing at that point, os they considered by observations made a day or two before that the attempt would very dangerous. But Major Powell said laughingly In reply, have crossed worse rapids than these, boys. Ton must be getting cowardly. If seven or eight men cannot paddle os across there, we win hare to go When they left the shore, there were twenty-five men in thelwat, with surveying instruments, and all of tho note-books, etc. They pushed out into the river with three hearty cheers, uilng paddles, the Major standing in the stem steering.

Hindoo stood on the shore waving his hat, and said: must be back in lime for dinner, for 1 will have a good lunch for you when you They cried back In reply: Jack; you will never see A moment afterwards, Hlfdon saw the boat commence whining around, and like a bring thing dive down into the depths of the river with its living freight, Major Powell standing hla post, and waa the lost man Risdon saw of this noble and ill-fated expedition, and Bisdon was left alone, the only survivor of the party. HU feelings can be better imagined than described. In his own language, two hours 1 lay on the bank of the nver crying like a He then went up and dowu the river for half a mile or more to see If he coaid find any remains of the party, but could not do so. He then went down the nver for about three or four miles, and. while sluing on the river bank resting himself, he saw a carpet-bag Hunting down the stream, about four rods from him.

lie had no other way to reach It but to swim, which he did, and brought It to the shore. It proved to be Major and contained memorandum and sketch books. Itlsdon continued four days searching for the remains of the lost party without finding anything but the carpet-bag, and, then gathering up all the effects of the party left behind, and tak- Ing the two teams ana wagons, started for the of civilization, and after eight days of travel he reached Lc Hoy, a small military pod aud settlement on Red River, about the Ist of June. In reaching this place Bidden was obliged to ford different riven and streams twenty times, and several times came near losing one of the teams. At Lc P.oy lusdon reported to Colonel Smith, commanding the post, and turned over to him all the property be had brought through.

Colonel Smith received him kindly, and did all in his power to make Mm comfortable after his long, lonesome tnp, and at the cud Of three days, gave transportation to St. Louis, where he arrived about three ilajs ago, and Is now In this city on bis way to his home. All of Major bagpage, together with the carpet-bag found by rudon, were sent to Mrs. Powell by express, yesterday, from St, Louis. I have written this sketch nastily, as 11 fell from the Ups of Mr.

Risdon, who bas the appearance of an honest, reliable man, and well lasted In the doings of the expedition; and by his words, and by the tangible proofs he brings with him, the fate ct Major Powells expedition is left without a doubt, and another name la added to the long roll of martyrs to science. Mr. Risdon served under Slajoi Powell In Company First Illinois Artillery, for three i cars, during the late war. CLINTON. The Rainy Day.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune. Clinton, lowa, July 2. This has been ralher a mixed day for horse racing. The clouds, which early lo the forenoon locked portentous of min, fulfilled the promises to the fullest extent in a heavy shower that commcnced nhortlv after noou, arid did not cease till neatly severely interfering with the carrying out cf the programme as laid down. Much time was wasted in the forenoon, and the horses did not get to work until after The Erst was a running race-dash six hundred yards; first: second.

Five entries. Won by Katy-Dyd, in seconds, with Sorrel Don second. The second race was between Carson's and Richmonds matched teams; 75 for the first; las for the second; best two In three; won by the latter and won the first heat tn The last part of this race was trotted in a heavy rain, with several inches of mud ca track. About So clock the sun came oat, the course dried rapidly, and at ft the horses were called lor. A special running race, between Fly and Tobc Drum, single dash of 600 yards, the side, was won by the former in S4v seconds.

The next and third rare on the regular programme was between J. M. Koor's Buckskin, sorrel guiding and Cannon's Queen of the West that had never beaten mile heats: 2in to harness; ftkxi for the first; goo for the second. The first heat the Queen came in first, gelding second. Buckskin third.

Tune, The second heat. Buckskin first Queen, second: gelding third. Time. 5 iSTX- The third heal in the same order. Buckskin winning by a heat and the race.

Time, The fourth and last race was concluded at sunset, for running homes; single dash of two miles. fur the first; for the second: 125 for the third; four entries; Little Jim coming In handrcttclr on the first, Canada second, Merrill third and distanced. Time, Tomorrow the programme is a heavy one. and Includes six races fur all day. DBS MOINES.

Preparations for tbc Coming Eclipse -The TTratlicr and the Crops, Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune. DBS MciXBA July 2. Prof. Austin and A. L.

Covert, or the relied States Coast Surrey, and representing the Smithsonian Institute, arrived yesterday, and will proceed at once U) make the necessary preparations for taking observations of the coming eclipse on the Tin or next month. One of the open squares of the city has been gelectel the spot for the erection of the pillars fur the Professor Austin will only tale observations concerning the latitude and longitude or this region, and the pillars cr will he put up such a substantial manni-i to be penaancr.t thus becoming valuable to our surveyors and others. Professors Newcomb and Surkness are to take the observations of the eclipse. It is now ihoupnt that the centre of the echp-c will found north of Dea Moines, hut ua certainly has not l-oen figured out yet. At all events, Des Moines will hare an observation.

Thermometer mo here to-dar. The crops have rallied from the effects of the rim, and are looking and doing splendidly. The prospect Is now that com, wheat and oata will not only be safe, but as heavy in yield as laet year. Wheat very rant, hut la filling and finely. Com Is all right.

CUBA. Krw Captaia General After (be Havana Gives Them a Piece of Ills from the Interior. Ac, NbwTokx, Jaly Bpocial IO the UrraLL i.ati-d Havur a. in, rij Kcv ad, sivg; General He Rod ok. at an Interview'with editors, expreAacd dissatisfaction with their ti oitment 01 the attnatton.

He complained that, stead of advocating nnloa and peace, they excited passions and raised obstacles to the policy of the government. lie wished ihtm to understand that he was not tt sanguinary person that people were led to believe him to be. What he desired was to pacify the Island with the least posihle shedding of blood. He expected the Journals to advocate conciliation and peace, ana he hoped the would comprehend the aptrliof these Instructions, aaJ act accordingly, in the course of speech, be the late Captain General Dalce had bean Lgtf Hy treated. An as -ngan engineer, from Puerto Principe, has arr.vv-1 here, rta Neutims, which pUcebe left miu and makes the foQowlng atare.

neat of affairs tn and amend the former city He left Pilnctpe on the nth. At that time tnrtal mnlta had been attained by the operations a Qaa Gdnitj. The oosffiUoa of the troops a the gamson dreadful. Their were subject to constant depletion from and The hospital raff, with an average of ten per day. On the uth a foraging party left the dly, hundred and fifty: strong, bat were driven In, and forty were aest to the hospital.

On the ibth a few patriots entered the mi; in and med to capture a sainael. bet were discovered, and retreated with a loaa or two. On the tad the poirtota captured a detachment of one hundred and Are at the cm staaoo from Pziectpe. A regiment of rtf had lost two hundred from ooesada, ma Commander-In-Chief of tbe patriots. was In the vicinity, and had become more active and bolder la hia operations.

Two Spaniards the recent successes of tbe patriots to tbe Americans among them. They admit that forty thousand more troops are required, and expected large reinforcements to arrive with Bodaa. The garrison in Principe was disheartened, while the Cubans are in tenor and Cceicg to the United Uamama, Jnly 2 announcement of the action of tbe United Stales authorities in preventing a violation of tbe neutrality laws, renders tbe Spaniards more confident, tuid they now loot for a speedy termination of the rebellion on this island- The receipts from customs at the pons of Cuba for tbe month of May amounted to liil.oxi. Sugar closed Arm on cases SL' reals arc bid fur NO. 12.

HIGH BOND. Tcmblc Accident Wlalle Going to a Uridge Precipitating Sixty Persons Into tbe River Men Killed and Seven mortally Wounded, JilCZiaoMt, July barbecue given toO.J. Ilclker, by the colored men, took place to-day, on Island, adjoining this city. About tbe chain bridge leading 10 the Island was so crowded that it gave way, earning down about sixty persons. Colonel John Ih Branch, a broker and Conservative candidate for the Senate, was instantly killed; also Policeman Kirahali, who was on duty to prevent crown from rushing on the bridge.

Seven colored men were fatally wounded. RintMOKD, July colored Conservative larl-ecue, which was ended by accident, was attended by about three hundred colored men and a large number of whites. A large crowd had congregated at the gate of the bridge leading to the Island, bat were kept off by the police. Colonel Branch, who was manager of the affair, while standing on the bridge, directed the police to admit the crowd, which being done, tbe weight broke the structure, precipitating a number Into the water. Colonel Branch, policemen KlrkCam and Robert Ashley were caught in the falling limbers and kCled; seven other persons were ounded, two of hom will die.

The body of Colonel Branch was followed 10 his residence by a procession or prominent citizens acd the police escorted Mr. Kir remains home. Colonel Branch was one ot the Drat business men of the city. Richmond 1s pervaded by a general gloom tn consequence of the calamity. MADISON.

Weather and Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune. Masisok, July 2, Early this morning a fire broke set by some one who had a grudge to the rear of Fred. Bohiand'a blacksmith shop, corner of Francis street and Uuivemty avenue, which was entirely consumed with US contents; also, the wagon shop and house adjoining, the latter a two-story frame, belonging to J. Clonessy. Total loss about with li.ooo insurance In the Putnam and Phoenix of Hartford, and Buckeye.

A heavy rain this noon prevented the races at the driving park to-day. Those for horses from this county are postponed till Monday. These open to horses from the State come oil to-morrow, number of fast horses are here. The forepart of the dar has been very aultrv and showers at noon, and flue clear weather to-night. The in thU Miction still look well, except wheat on the lower rich ground is lodged some.

TENNESSEE. The Debate lletwecu stokes and Rrotvnloir Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune. Nashville, July 2. The candidates for Governor met at London today, and bad their usual tussle. To-morrow, at Chattanooga, they close their engagements tn East Tcnnesse.

The debate at London was not numerously attended, but themonstouy was varied by jxjrsoual incident. Stokes was severely denouncing Senator Brownlow, when General J. Brownlow stepped upon the stage aud sold ho was personally responsible for his father. Stokes assured him that nothing personal was Intended. Scoter was received with much enthusiasm at Chattanooga to-night, and waa serenaded by a great crowd.

The discussion bet ween him and stokes at that point to-morrow will-doubtless be an exciting one. MILWAUKEE, ratal Wcaflicr aud tlie Special Despatch to the Chicago Tribune. Milwaceck, July 2. Mrs. L.

Longmorc, residing on Second street, fell down stain last evening, and died this morning from Injuries received. The weather has been stormy to-day In Wisconsin. Several heavy storms passed over Milwaukee. to-night, itu hot, with the prospect of rain before morning. FROM SAN DOMINGO.

A Piratical Vessel at Samana-Ah' noxatlon Warned. New Yoke, July The steamship Tvboo, from San Francis oo brings tho following news, dated the fitlh ultimo: The American Gleam cr Hero, which Railed from New York on the ra ror st. Thomas, put into Kimana for supplies. She wad lying under the ofthe steamer Telegraph, which would not allow her lo proceed to batnanx There was also another American vessel, name unknown, which had been seized by tuo Telegraph at Sa-nana. The people were pursuing their regular business, and expressed the hope thil the United States Government would soon relieve them from the menace of inis piratical eraser.

The people of the whole island ars very auilocm for annexation to the United St uea. Colonel Kubens, the DominlcUm agent, la a passenger oe the Tjbte. kfivircs from Santiago to the 2Cd state that an Aiaertcad named Speekman, one of the crew of tnj Grapesnou captured on the shore, bad been shot. Ue claimed that he had deceived when be shipped, that be was forcibly detained when landing, and surrendered to the troops after th; skirmishing. When taken to Santiago the Consul endeavored lo save him, and asked for delay of the execution lo enable him lo present prxjfs, which was refused.

The matter bafi been represented to our government. BLOOMINGTON. medical Weather nnd the crops, Ac, 111., July McLean Cootur Medical Society wUI meet at the office of Dr. Ncble, in this city, on Monday, July 5. Farmers from all parts of the country give verv offcouraglng reports of the crops.

The wheat tn some is ready to cut, hut the ground i-c np so wet, It Is impossible to do anything with Uut present. on the uplauLs may yet turn ou: a fair crop, but on the low lands It Is ruined already. The loss to the fanners will be lmmi use, and stlU it rains. Even- department of bu-lnesa la suffering in consequence. ITofessor E.

A- Gove, of New Rutland, has been appointed Principal of the Normal Public Sc looi, at a salary of fi.soj per rear. Professor Henry McCormick takes a chair in the Normal university. MEMPHIS. All Judicial Im- brogiio. JlEurnw, July earthquake, this foreno-in, was felt at Holly Springs and Madison, Ark.

Thi vibrations lasted half a minute, J. D. Davis. Original Commissioner of Registrars since the lieoajJon of the Chancellor that tut Governor no power to remove Registrars, announces that he is the legal Registrar win his office on Monday. 1 haneellor Smith refuses to allow the publication of Ms deck-ion tn the case.

It Is sold John Lo me, County clerk, will assert his right to the poi-iuon of Registrar. MILITARY NEWS, Ittms from Lieutenant General lyraa F. IStrong, late First Lieutenant Fortyfirst Infantry, hxs been discharged from the service for ungentlemanJy conduct, to the prejudice of order and military discipline. Ilrst Lieutenant Samuel Graham, late of the Twenty-ninth Infantry, has been discharged from the service for getting drunk. The sentence of the court martial which recettly dismissed Captain Emery, of the Flftyelgfith Regiment, from the service, has been by the Secretary of War.

The use authority has remitted a like sentence upon Major Edward Murahv. Major Charles O'Wood, Ninth infantrv, eimiiarly i-entenced. has also been General Sillcy.a retired armv officer. Cc-loae! Floyd Jones, Supenniendem cf Indian tn r. to Idaho; General M.

1L Morgan, of the Sub. sistence Department, and Lieutenant of E. B. Davis, reported the headquarters yesterday. 1 bureau: Henry Hogan, Fifth Infantrr, has been detailed for duty as orderly at the headquarters.

The following general order was promulgated a few damage: llnaiiycanmt vrr mtT Djviiios or the, MISSOURI, Caucaoo, lU. June 2S. GetfPal No. Tl f. iofi.nsation and iLf-rurtioco, rrerect.

tente and raiLiarr r.Uco, fn connection with hare relxl.V General of the array. tud riialioa iuldaiicc ct Al rn their rroper are under the rvntrrl and agrr.tf. They will nci be ictcrfcri 3 with la icv :aart.er lv tniutarr acthcritr. except rri'ii-'ti'a the acrnti ct with them, the Bureau uf Indian Affaireln UiJO.jt lbrnflldrnr.nl lilidu I tlidr they arc under tbeorlp-caJ and nciuive juriadirtua BdLtijy authority. atd.

amir, wifi be considered It If ihcdcsire acd latectloa tbc ravernaeat jUcvillthe Indians a tprciaUv oiide thr.r cw. ar.rt tv pron-ft saJ prgfiae for thrai there ramv t-i- Tl.fCoi&iuf*sic>D« iQdloa AlTolrf Lw slnniriaftnjrtM suiyrtaieadfuU oiad afm-j Indians bow rewrvoiions and tmilrr their efcarje. partmert will tnunrllatelr tcake of pracucal le to mlonii tlir net on tl the wiibrs sad mioctioas of toward them, and of thcljcatioa cf then refpvtilve rcMrvsttar.i. AU fadion) to wlxita this fnfonr.aifoa has loea riven, who do not tmmedutriy reiaove to their fix will he regarded and treated at boftlle. tl-.

r.iiy be found, acd partir.datly If are Dear setUeu. ah or the treat lines rf eoma-ucicailoa. 1 eportaiebt will give sueh detslkd In. me of ihrir all drerstastaoref.ea thr part of detachment By of Llcutcctast i L. II a are err.

irtast Adjutant GcacTaL Nrw OaiX-vwa forihe art. bab-s: rtPOfUlo bod SLZ7J balra: ctoca, -r the dav. 718 balra. a.J tnlildlinta, 3lV.ag.r. litv.

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BfOJI. 1 KT.OO, PsoTiaioj.a-PeA«lttllat*MTi Barca al HlkSliytyiCkC. tega. Gaocuzxa-SariLr doD; eomiasu. prirao, CHICAGO, SATURDAY.

JULY 3, 1869. EUROPE. Gommnnieation with the Great Eastern fiestored, All Paying-ont Re- commenced. The CEcnmenioal Council Eeported Postponed. Bust, July Communication with the Great Eastern, through tho cable, was restored at noon to-day.

Despatches received from her explains the suspension of communication follows: a fault was discovered In the cable on Wednesday, and the Great Eastern was obliged to stop to locale and remove It. A heavy gale prevailed, and In order to avoid the probability of a serious accident to tbe cable, It was decided to cat and buoy It, which was successfully done. The weather to-day having become fine, the cable was recovered, fault removed, and the wort of paying recommenced. All well on board. At noon to-day the Great Eastern was In Latitude IT degrees 3 minutes, longitude degrees.

Great Britain. tnx lohdcih timm oh ronxiQK xtuinoxs. Lowdon, July 1 Tbe Times sees no reason for disquietude on account of the relations betwen Great Britain and foreign Tho most important matters to business men are the state of our relations with America on the Alabama question, and the present condition of Prance. Alabama difficulty ta not more threatening now than a year or two since. LegotlaUoLS demomttme England's willingness to make reasonable concessions, and henceforth It will be Impossible 3 extract a grievance from her acts or demeanor.

Americana feel this and have no desire to put the question In a hostile manner." LoKixjy, July 2. A meeting of the Peers was held yesterday, to arrange the composition of the new Irish Church bill, and to frame amendment to tbe pending bill Earl Hassell, Baron Wcstbury, Earl Grey, and others, agreed to follow the lead of the Duke of Cleveland. The noose of to-night, contlnu-vd the consideration of the Irish Church bill in committee. Clauses 25 and 20 were agreed to. The Marquis of Salisbury moved to strike out clause which requires that payments be made for retention of ecclesiastical residences by chcrchca.

The Date of Cleveland moved an amendment authorizing grants to Catholics and Presbyterians. After long debate, the House divided, and tho amendment was lost by a rote of 113 to 6. ECBUN, July 2. A severe riot occurred li Partadowu. to-day, arising out of an Orange demonstration.

The police fired upon the rioters, hilling one and wounding another. fAunmn. pLTjtocrn, England, July 2. Steamship Cambria, from New York, June £, arrived on her way to Cherbourg and Hamburg. CLCCHXMCAL COUNCIL TO BB POSTPONED.

London, July 2. It is rumored that Jibe (Ecumenical Council at Home is to be postponed for one year. XBW Madrid, July 2. It Is rumored that Senior Revoro, President of the Cortes, Is Iltclj to be colled upon to form a new Ministry. Several communications have passed between General Rod as, now General of Cuba, and the i home government, bycable, relative to Cuban axfolrs, and the situation on the island, but their tenor has not been made public, Carllst demonstrations are reported in provinces.

There has been a strike of cab-drivers, who object to the new regulations requiring them to be uniformed, and to issue tickets to passengera. The.strike caused much inconvenience. Madrid, The contemplated changes In the Ministry have postponed until the budget of expenditures, now before the Cortes, is passed. Madrid, July 3. The Republican Junta at Castile have issued a manifesto against the reactionary policy of a portion ol the Ministry and their disregard of individual rights.

Tho manifesto recommends a reorganization, and afllxma the right or Insurrection Foreitfn JlarkctA. ties 1 RUSETOBT, Ju '-r 2. Bourne etcadj; reatw, TO francs Ooilon oa and to awvcf 1 SPOBTIMS MATTERS. The Running at Dexter Pork-Aw- The heavy rain of yesterday compelled the post. Tenement of the secoud racing of the July runniag meeting at Dexter Park, the programme being earned over for to-day, to be faithfully and well earned out if the weather permits, sincerely to be hoped that the weather will permit, else the success of the meeting.

In a financial point of view, must severely suffer. On the first day or the meeting, as has already been stated, there was quite a large and eminently at, tendance, but the number spectators was not sufficient to meet the day's expenses. The total receipts at the gate were a trifle over while the parses ran- U-etcd for amounted to H.oOO. thereby resulting la a lessor fcco to the association. This should not be so.

The management of the meeting pave of-1 fered liberal so to attract to Chicago a large representation of the very best thoroughbred stock In the West and South, so that especially good sport la guaranteed adranee. No one who was present on Tharedav will gainsay that the sport was capital, ilanng'thus performed their part, the association has a right to expect receive saffldent patronage on the part of the public to at least make goodihc actual ouUay In cash, it la sincerely to be hoped that the attendance Outing the remaining days of the meeting may be such as to enable the financial ends to meet, The programme for be the same os that which should have been camvi out yesterday, and embraces three races. The first a sweepstakes for four-year olds, dash of two mue, p. added; the second a handicap purse or mile heats, three lo five; and third for a purse ox dash of seven furlongs. A flag floating, at 12 o'clock to-dav, the top of the Sherman House, corner of Clark and Randolpn streets, will furnish the public a powtive announcement that the running races will take place.

The race In which is the principal pme Is the Plate splendid solid silver cap, gold, lined and mounted with the Jockey emblems. Whip, cup and saddle, the gift of Dr, Dewar, of this was to have taken place on Monflay next, will now hold over anal Tuesday. The cades are as follows; J. J. McKinnon names ch.

m. Phoenix Belle by Imp. Australian: dam Dolly Caster by imp. Glencoe; 5 years; colors, blue and while. J.

C. Simpson names ch. f. Columbia by imp, Bonnie Scotland; dam Young Fashion: 4 colors, tartan Jacket and dark cop. E.

Gray names g. h. Cruidkeen by Lexington; dam Chorister; 5 years; colors, cherry and Mae. J. Comtek names ch.

victory hr Unde Vicdam Magnolia; 5 years; colore, blue and blue and orange sash. J. Comtek names b. h. Gilroy by Lexington; dam Magnolia; 7years; colors, J.

C. Simpson names b. f. Wananlta by imp. Bonnie Scotland; dam Young Fashion; colors, tartan jacket and dark cap, Cd game of Foley's amateur tournament was played las; night, between Ellison and Pickley.

with the following result; Number of Eh son, pjckley, number of txmlngs, 57; winner's average, fik; winner's best ran, CO; loser's test run, 80. Tune of game. 1 tour and 55 minutes. The game, between Klnzle sod Stevens, resulted as follows: Number of points Kinzie, sol; Stephens, 406; number of innings, winner's average, s.V; run, 54; loser's largest run, 4a. Time of game, 1 hour and 20 minutes.

The programme for to-night win be the Us; Came, to be played between Spear and phreys. If Humphreys beau Spear, there will be three lies for the second, third and fourth pnzi-a, Ixdwt-en Ellison, Watkins and numphrevs, but if Humphreys ts beaten he takes the fonfth pnte. and atklns and Ellison play for the second ana third. Spear has won the first prize already. SOLDIEBB' HOME.

Annul of of The adjourned meeting of the Board of Managers of the Soldiers' Home was held, yesterday afternoon, the office of General Johns So. LaSalle street, Mn. Sanford la the chair. The re port of the Superintendent was received, showing ihc number of inmates remaining at rep-'-rt to be 41; admitted during the month, SC; discharged, present The burgeon's report was submitted, showleg tha; tea soldiers were receiving treatment lathe home; fix admitted for treatment during the conih, six recovered, and one died, leaving nice under treatment. Hr.

Han. ill, from the committee appointed to report on the propriety of connsutng the office of burgeon of the home, made a verbal report, reo cnimtnding that the office be duconiiu'ied. for the reason that there onlv persons la the tome. The committee were la favor of making an addition of to the salary of me buperintendent, who should be empowered act as surgeon and physician, with power to call la assistance, necessary, in any Important case. Genera; White as an amendment, to make the addition of Superintendent's saiarr luc.

instead of The report, with the amendment, was adopted. General White presented an aoalrus of the accc unu of the board for the year which had icon prepared under his direction, showing month by month where there have been pavments made for which no corresponding vouchers could found, and showing that the acounta, so far as cculu be ascertained, were substantially correct. The report was accepted and placed on Ole. A communication was read from the Secretary to General Decker, at Washington, informing the board that tf they desired to purenase army clothing for the the same could be purchased at regulation prices. The subject was referred to General White, who was requested to correspond with the conualSsarr General.

The report for June was submitted, showlngthe balance as per last report, the amounts received during the month, $76.45 salaries, expenses, fTJiK; balance on hand, The Treasurer stated that the balance did not Include the interest on bonds collected hr nim resterday, nor the bills for June, which were not yet paid. 4 The report was accepted. The thanks of the board were, on motion of Mrs. Carte, tendered to Dr. Woodworth, for the satisfactory manner In which he has discharged his duties as Surgeon of the borne.

uic OUISC. General the vtating Committee reported that the home was In a very satisfactory condition as to cleanliness and order, and reflected great credit on the Matron and Superintendent. A question with regard to the continuance of students boarding at the home was referred to the tailing Committee. The board then proceeded io (he election of ofl- center the ensuing year. The following is the mall of the ballot I T.

B. Bryan. Tin Preriinl c. W. SaafortL SsomsU fVe hrrridrrU 3.

S. WUUamSML Kwrtftory Mrs. Dr, M. Clarke; Julias White. AnrUiani fl.

S. WBliainsOQ. of Apf-tal. John A Umr. Mrs.

c-c. Sayres, n. W. F. Myrlct, UAJiUt III ii JliB Delia, Dr.

Mercer. Mias Biiitc, Mrs. C. WV Aastoni, Mrs. j.

M. liarrcy. W. F. MjUct, Sirs.

E. 1. Bristol, Mrs. J. SL Harver.

FMMm Committee the Month of Qtnl Wluie, Min. Dr. UamlH, Sirs. Sanlora. ne Uien atVonmed.

Tut, N. July was the fourth and lost day of the Jane meeting of the Rensselaer Para Aseodsaan. The race for all horses that have never troltw better than 2:25 was won by Mac's gray Mack, in three straight beats. and COOK. COBURN i COnrwsparm istzbtisim) oamrrs.

f-rnrr Tire atoar lovut nut. Alto, ojrair to aJrtr. or alt OB MiOiSXU in Ott U. S. or TrrrUoritt, at itktrt lotttti ra it.

HATS AND CAPS, PANAMA HATS. Sec the largest vtock in the dty, at STRYKER BARNES', Jbe Lending natters of tbe West, Washington and Clark-sts. WE MEAN BUSINESS When we say that we hare the largest and finest stock of Panama Hats la this market, and arc selling such at the Lowest Prices. BREWSTER, Hatter, Sherman House. HATS.

STRYKER BARITES, The Leading Halters of the West, Show the Largest Stock of Fashionable Flats. Cor. Washington Cla-rk-sts. ML LFf.DirtG SHIES OF SUMMED HATS, Straw, Panama, at Dearborn-st. STRYKER BARNES ARE THE Leading Halters of the West.

Clnrh-atS; Cor. Woshini LOOMIS, Hatter, 95 Clark-st. Tho largest and finest assortment of Hats of every description, in the West, at the lowest prices. A a STRYKER BARNES, The Leading Ritters of the West, HAVE ALL THE NEW STYLES. Corner Washington Clark-sts.

Look out for a Great Novelty in Trade. The best is always the cheapest. SAFES. NO HERRING'S SAFES WERE THERE. The Great Bank Hobbery At Ortaa Bank, Jf.

Y. In reply to the many inquiries now making, rebbed la the Ocean Bank, wo would inform the public that of safes Were TUcre, HERRING 40 Chicago. HERRING, FAREHL 6 SHERMAN, New York. FABREL. HA BRING CO- Philadelphia.

Only maken of NEW PATENT BANK SAFES, made of hardened itccl and iron, combined with the patent Frankllnlte or Spiral EUen," the beat resistant to buralan' tools now known. STESEOSCOPIO VIEWS. California Scenery. A aeries r.f over 1.561 Stereoscopic of the moat prominent points of Jnttrett cn tie Pacific Coast. rlc-r Views on the Pacific Railroad, To Semite VxDey, AlAonotb Trees, JUNES Principal Cities, Towns, Rivers, Lakes, Ac.

Sample views on receipt of sc aad stamp. tone free. Address THOMAS HODSEWORTH 817 San Fraadaeo, Cal Refer to Ciua. A. La tow.

General Ajtcnt Pacific Insurance Company. 130 Chicago. Look out for a Great in Trade. The best is always (he cheapest. BUSINESS CABDS.

J. Freeman Silke, PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANT, AND NOTAHT PrBLIC, 106 South Room 17. Special attention given to the winding tip of partnerships, the settlement of estales, and generally to matters requiring shill, experience and personal responaibility. Partnership papers, contracts, agreements, releases, ic drawn up, and advice in all cases confidential. Books Written up and balanced at moderate prices.

LANE NAVIGATION. For Green Bay and ilenomonee. THE PROPELLER TRUESDELL, Steamboat below Ruthfor above and all intermediate porta Oa OJi. SATTRDAT. EVENING, at 8 o'dOde.

PHOTOGEAPHS. on Account of BRAND'S NEW TEMPLE OP PUOTCGUAJ7IIIC ART, 28 km cyea all day upca the Sd. and nniQ. aria. cdUcIH of July, for the accommodation of tmera.

maze a ipecialiy of with oar new liaht aad.cn' quad-d UtyerjaiL Price. tn-lorr tbe war. ICE CEEAM. Ice Cream and Soda Water Of a Superior Quality can be ICS NORTH PIANA-gT. LATEST CHROMO, to Barefoot rOUBTH OF JULY.

PARK. SUNDAY, JULY FOURTH, Anniversary OF THE Eattle of Bmqncl, Reunion, Orations, Concerts, Teloclpepe Races, Fitnic, General Enjoyment and Field Exercises by the Veteran 82d Regiment, Illinois Volunteers, Monday, July sth. Anniversary OF THE Capture of Yickslmrg. Dancing, Singing and Novelties too Numerous to Mention. Introducing the Wonder of the Ago on Both Days, of Biding a Velocipede in Mid Air by Martinean, while the Celebrated and World- Eenowned Gymnasts, THE VICTORELLI TROUPE Perform on the Double Trapeze, which is Suspended from the Velocipede, os also an Unequalled Exhibition of Daring Skill and Grace In the Open Grounds of the Park- Days of Celebration, Days of Wonder, Days of Enjoyment.

TICKETS ONE DOLLAR SBBdaj Trains leave Wclla-tt. Depot, C. JL N. W. It.

9 and 11a. and I p. m. fflondny leave fflilvraakee Depot, C. etN.

W.H.U., 8, lOdt m. Look Out FOR THE PROGRAMME OF TELE Grand Military Civic Celebration OF THE ELLSWORTH ZOUAVES AfWasliington Heights July 5tH, In all the Stmday Morning Papers. 4th JULY EXCFBSIUX TO MILWAUKEE. Thevrlcadid suwspr eteiraer MANITOWOC win leave Gix.drich’e Steamboat Lindinx. tx'loiv Kunb-tL bridge, SATURDAY EVENING, at o'clock.

evovpend Sunday Is Mihraakre and arrive back ifl early Monday morsiojC- Farr, lOCludfd. only way. i. G. iAITTLhI, Look out for a Great Novelty in Trade.

The best is always Jbecbcapcsb NEW PUBLICATIONS. TOWNSHIP MAINE: IIUTIOI 11 11 111 LAWS. on cl uu. nibliiLcd and toe hy CULVER, PAGE HOYXE, Blank Book ud of Blacks. 12S and J3O LAKJS-ST.

limn ms For IS6! For by CULVER, PAGE it BOTCE, Blank Book and of Local Blanks, XUS and 130 OCEAN STEAMERS, FOB LIVERPOOL AJD QUEEXSTOHX INMAN LINK OF MAIL STEAMERS, SAILING FROM NKW YORK KVERY SATURDAY. AND ALTKKhATJi TUESUAYa of paatafeby the Saturday Flrat l-abto. (told. Stroruf, Cnrrenev. pool or L'pool or Queenat'n.

by the Steamer. via Halifax: pool or or Qaeeagv n. Halifax SU.WI Halifax 15,00 bt.John’a. N. by Bt.

N. by Branch 0.60 1 Branch atratner 30.00 Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland and the Coatlncat, at mod erato For further Informatics apply at the JOHN ti. DALE. Accht. 15 Broadway.

New York, or to JA MES refern Afi.ul, Cbiraxo, where ea bln can be teen and rootaa secured for any ateamfr or cate IRON WIEE CLOTH. Iron Wire Cloth, article la tbe world to keep oat Flies, Bugs Mosquitoes, With or without Frames, wholesale or retail factored If HARRIET, ALLLVG 4. EEAL ESTATE, FOB SALE, CHOICE RESIDENCE LOT, North cf Fourtreotb-at. MH7O front, la offered for a few dayv at per foot leas than tta Value. For apply to J.

CAEBI7TT. 24 Waahicyton-at. FOR SALE. The north corner of Madison and fwt, at the brad of aad factnx Centre-ar. Valuable for buelavaa Tenni easy.

Apply to E. W. LATCH FORD. FOE SALE. FOR SALE, GRAIN WAREHOUSE, At one of the beat 00 the Upper Mississippi; capacity, SC.IUO burnt la.

with a large nia of butlneaa everyhiu in prime order and ready for the fall trade. Will panieaUra inquire of HaPGOOD, YOUNG 65 Cbicasu. FOR SALE. The wbclc cr a half interval In Coal Mine and property cear Pftubtmch. cm a eats crank raftroad.

tnorouchm unproved and atocked. Has a pedal adTartacea for Cnwawn trade, and baa been Mylna Xpa cent under Uaae. AddrmJAMES CHEERY. cewuaocr P. O.

Bor Pluaburfh. Look ont for a Great Novelty in Trade. The best is always the cheapest. PHOTDGBAPHS. PHOTOGRAPHS Of Palmer's lArt and Greatest Work, THEANfiELATTHESEPULCHRE Siie Itxffi fa with astacraph.

00; UxH 15.00 with suitable ciseonct to dealers. A publisher. WM. H. KaRSKTT.

TLax Hi. Albanr. 11. CHSOMOS. LATEST CHROW, "Companion to Barefoot Bor.j HATS AND OAfS.

HATS! STKYKIIR BARGES, The Leading Utters of the Wot, Bare 6 Koek of Faniama. Hats, OF NEW YORK. Cor. Washington and Clark-sts. fEOCKEBY AND CHINA, CIOCKERy, GLASS AND CHINA, Wholesale and Retail.

Comer Madtan and Dearborn Jta. J. B. SBEBITUK BXLLIAED OPENING. BILLIARD OPENING.

Hyj lAfiD SALL5 ALL of JAKES WEIGHT, wffl he FBESH FBUITS. FBESH FRUITS. Consignments aaUdted. Orders from the country Mrs dot wrapt attention. THOMAS 4 fl Sooth NUMBER 3.

DESICCATED CODFISH. DESICCATED CODFISH, Desiccated Codfish, HASTTACTTBED 6T THE Gloucester and Boston SALT PISH 00, From the Wry Best Quali- ties of GUARANTEED TO KEEP. PUT UP IN PACKAGES ADAPTED TO DOMESTIC USE, SEQUIBINO NO BOILING, Very Little Freshening, With all the PalataUe and Appe thing Qualities of Ordinary Fish, AND NOSH OP TUB Disagreeable labor of Preparing. It Costs No More la family nae than If prepared in tbe old rtyle. One Pound Being Fully Equal to Four Pounds.

HENRY MAYO CO, BOSTON. DODD, TARR GLOUCESTER. FINANCIAL. HONEY TO LOAN. 1.

On CHICAGO URAL In of 83.000 nnd aptrardi. do ILLINOIS PAH3IB, io of 81.000 aodupwsrda. 3. PntCIIAsE MORTGAGES WBDlca. 4.

LARUE LOANS A SPECLU.TY. SHIP HEED, SWEET 150 A 187 LaSallo-st. FOR SALE, $2,500 City National Bank Stock. $2,000 Manufacturers' National Bank Stock. School Bond, I year, 10 per cent interest, at par.

Apply to HELD. KING Pirn National Bank (Laipromt), corner StaW and WaihlogTOn-ita. TO LOAN. Five Ihouiaod on city real for five yean at 10 per cent. No Priucipals apply to Wid.

C. NOLDS. Clark me TO LOAN On fint-cliai diy real estale, ai 3 per eecL WILLARD, DOWNING No. IIS Dearborn-it. $50,000 TO LOAN On Improved dty property, la of and upward, at 9 per cent.

MEAD COK, Beal Estate 1M Wublmt ua MADE ON IMPROVED Cm PROPERTY, J. n. STEAD to USaflc-st. COAL. NOTICE TO CONSUMERS COAL.

We take thif crthod of informice the UjllnCUamilmirtmthc SOLE PRODUCERS Of the celebrated Willow Bank Goal, And. many Inferior qualities are offered In the xaarkrt under that came, we desire to atare that the rename Willow Har.i” canuily he had, by the canoo. of our agents, RHODES BRADLEY, HHOUKS (li Cleveland. Q. MILLINEBY.

TO DEALERS IN MILLINERY GOODS. Owing to the fire that ccentred on cor premises on TTednitdar last, June 23. a large portion of our stock was damaged by water. will, on and after Tnesdsy, Jane 9. sell the damaged portion) at a great surtifiw.

Got caste men and dealers generally will do weO to call early. WEBSTER GAGE. 7S FEBEWOBKS. FIREWORKS. Gentlemen dealrlos Firework) for public or Private exhibition on approaching will And m.

Large and Reliable Stock, If they will call enrly, npoo CHARLES MORRIS, 120 South Water-st, Chicago, The tratF towel market EMEEY WHEELS. E-rtERY WHEEL MANUFACTURE IN CHICAGO. A Great Opportimllj far Orrlcg to the cf the rrcaent tying leuee of tie Emery Oil atone he of chilne rut the interest and interwt is a rrrr patent which are iairtutcd to hits for The made within the part year over THIRTY-EIGHT THOUSAND EMERY WHEELS. It rjjTlied every lumber diatriet la the North with Emery Saw Gammcn. It acjfotsen la York and every State fnr KTeat variety of Its run ly three State for shovel grinding and other The new Bower-friodemhe patent ahzre referred to).

a wIE need and will enrage to ptrchaae the tbrte thosiraad Twenty thomand ot the and aa interest is the patent are offered Ur sale at a rate that wU Uelle the purchase In cce year. Inq-itre cf a. S. SCItIDNEH, 144 Folton-xt. PUBLIC HOUSES.

CARLISLE HOUSE, COUNTER Sixth and Mound-sts, CINCINNATI. Strictly Firsf-tlass in every Patlienlar. HENET a MOWER. REVERE HOUSE, Bostoru, noted hotel been thoroughly The hope been com plctaly rcmodrtled, painted and Soilea of for Urn and mil famlEf-water, foe traeellen. The been celebrated forforiu Uhle and the alien UK paid iu cxfU.

and reputatioa in tbeee wflfbe Mr. Uie of the Fifth HottL Yon. bcocroe one of the prvertetara. and win be Picard to weieeme the traretUnx public at the above boteL WWSLKT. 4 00- Fropdttov THE MOST SUCCESSFUL Life Insurance Company OF THE WORLD, sass? NATIONAL LIFE Insurance Company, 1 UNITED STATES OP AMERICA.

Chartered by Special Act of Congress. CAPITAL $1,000,000, Branch Office, Philadelpliia. CLARENCE H. CLARK, Philadelphia, President JAY COOKE, Philadelphia, Chairman Finance and Executive Committee. UEXttV COOKE, Washington, Vice President, AV.

PEET, Philadelphia, Secretary and Actuary, UAXCIS G. S3IITII, 31, 0 Philadelphia, Aledlcal Director, This Company issued in the first TEN MONTHS of its existence, 5,395 POLICIES, INSURING $15,142,800. This Company affords to its Policy-Holders PERFECT SECURITY by its Cash paid up Capital of One Million Hollars, and guarantees to the insured, by its LOW RATES OF PREMIUM, Large Dividends in Advance, or a Reversionary Dividend of 100 per cent by its RETURN PREMIUM PLAN. J. A.

ELLIS 128 Chicago, for Illinois, Wisconsin, lowa GENERAL NOTICES. CAUTION. Ir.Mtnurli ae have elmilaled. the city prcaa, alined B. 4: Albert Colvin and A.

Vail Son. and tbroach the paatal department aifCiHl A. Valid: Son. doomed to do injury to my buimcrt and cautFului all parties aninu bey or ar.y further payments upon lota la Col- aubdlvuioc. this cctify all parties interested, or "bo have tree said sntrriUoui I have po'-rtr loact In all matters tvneerninc tLU property under Isll and pr-perly attested power of attorney, although 1 have availed mvtt-U ot it.

1 can onlv that nit partii can hare the fullest the legality cf roy posit! 'it, and positive ppvfthat I have as yet taken no step of kind in lUii by ealllns at tuy ofilers li3 itadleocwt. GEO. W. PARENT. To Lyceums, Lecture Committees, Etc.

The American Literary Bureat now prepared to make lecture with Lyceuiw and other Lecture -thr itio Tl.o li.tlnrludca Jiielm -Garthe, wlit.T Mark IwaiiuT. W. UurKUirou, tli- Kcr. Robert Laird Collier, Edwin P. WUpide.

Ouve KattFitldr. Ilvunn J. Ixe.luf, the 111.1» Cbaillu. Dr. Occaavan.

Pfnf. E. I. SaroL L. HovUtt, Wirt Slkva.

ti. Bare. Henry NWiciit pprf. Quincy. the Rct.

iico, 11. Prot. Rafni Adama, Tnnmaa Knox, Gconrv Welcman. John J. PUikrrtou, and many more "hues appear In tbe circular.

No Cbanro Wkaterrr to fommitteoa. rromptlv attended ti Send oJrealax to AAIEIUUaN UTF.IIAHV BUREAU. V'jrkvity. aJKDBERV. b.

GUUTKKN, P. O. fb)L SSO REWARD. i runrij. to roe tbe and contained in box, which taken na yt'afefday, arc cf lit) value i-i any except ajyatli rw-t cudort-xl by roe.

Tbe and cotea will trcbabJy be thrown away. and be picked up by e- mebe-dy. J. J. WEST, 110 r.alt«>..c.

CANE SEATED CHAIRS REPAIRED. PtrtUi having cane scat chain that n. od relating can have them neatly done by ROUT. 11BOW.V. -A.

B3L.I3STID 3yE-A3Sr, Living nt 553 Whs such work for the pert cf his family, He win call f.r and return la any part of the city. Monument. ftana and Designs for a Monument to sD.OCVJ arr ibiaeidst, nr.t lalrr than July ft. A.l divas SMITH D. wv ty Soldiers' Monument Association.

Freport. IU. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. REFRESHMENT STANDS TO LET for fro Fourth nf Julr calibration, at Washington July 5, Apply to estate St HOUSEKEEPERS, are prepared tn pack frniN kind, In i nn fnrprlvaii- latuili. at they direct.

Save trontle and act the heat. TBOMAri NEW PUBLICATIONS. ANGELL ON LIMITATIONS. Fifth Edition. A TREATISE ON THE LIMITATIONS OP tiosb at Law ayrn Sms Eycm ayo At'MtnaLlTT.

with ac Appendix containing the and embracing the latest the subject, ByJcstl'H IC. Ast.ri Fifth Pht ii-n, rtviacd John WihKr May. Law sheep. BTW. In the preparation nf this edition.

the editor pur sued the Han uin the fumier. Ah.in for hundred ad decided the t.ii'.l.-»tl-,n ol the tor-th hare brea dted In their plserr; and the wrrk will be as 'lefetoL re. a tretty nearly complete repertory cf whw is to be toaad ip the value upon the Law Limitations. There is high authority fur saying that th-a Is mudi treatise -a the very Important mb.rvt tu which it relates; ojlnloa i the sirst ediEcc. which has been much and Improved.

All ibelraruisV Mattered through the Ecxlish and American Reports in regard to the o-csiruetiua and eject uf the various otatates of Li.tittatioc*. has been diligently compiled and systematically arranged. TCBTJSTTZD Bt LITTLE, BEOTO Boston. TEAS. MAMMOTH TEA HOUSE! THE OXLV OXE PRICE Jobbing House iu Chicago.

LARGEST STOCK OF TE A In the Country, DIRECT IMPORTATIONS Via San Francisco. TAYIOR WEIGHT, 6 8 Chicago. Look out for a Great Novelty in Trade. The best is alirays the cheapest. COMMISSION MEBCTTATJTS.

ISS). T. M. HIBBARD. 15C9.

(LATE OF HIBBARD Commission Merchant, EHablUhed la lUS. No. South Maioi Block. Chicago. MACONDRAY SHIPPRB and COjaiSSIOX MERCIANS, 204 and 200 SAN FRANCISCO.

Hoax line of GUppar udinx of China and Japan Teas. aM all cf India and trait. Produce made is California. Orycao. China and tU STOVES.

MAGEE RANGE, Edrt ta tii. For by M. W. USCKB SOB. LIFE INSUEANCE.

THE OF THE and Minnesota. BUSINESS CHANCES. Bakery for Sale. The Establishment lately conducted by Joseph 51. Bake, now deceased, is offered for wile.

It is the largest, best established uud most successful In United States, and embraces the lease, building, patents, fixtures uud everything complete, sllunlcd in the rear of Theatre, Chicago. Illinois. For particulars address the undersigned at the Uukerj Office, or inquire on the premises. Proposition should be made on or before the 101 day ol July next. Orders for Goods filled promptly as usual.

CHAI.NCT.V KILUIiU, Administrator. TO RENT. TO RENT, In New Tribune Fire-Proof Stores or Booms, Fronting on Dearborn and ibltaWa for Biutldiig or Insurance bmlneM. Apply to WM. C.

DOW, Mo. 11b InSnIU rt. TO BENT. Stores 38 Formerly occupied by Sliay. Apply to WM.

C. DOW 116 PEOPOSALS. Notice to YARDS NICULSON PAVEMENT TO be received at the i.f the Civil Engineer. el the city ul Akron. Ohio, until 8 lock p.

cj-. July li ivi, the raving East Maf. ket itrcvE between High street and tioshce with NlcoWo pareCieat; lie t.j hcc.talaludly tbe Uih duj cf Ocl-ihcr. the contractor to provide f. and pav the rorally f.r pare meat, and to Include tne In hid.

Each bid must saffici-nt surety, that, rfr bid the rrcl-oei) bt accepted, the contract will he entered into. Tie City Cvuneil reserve the right tu accept any. or al! bids. Plmsand can he even, and attained at the ctfice lJ the Civil Engineer. By dirvctiun cl the City Council.

to Contractors. Kansas Picffic RalLWar Compact.) Urnci Caiiur K.nocskxk. Pun. Snmtn.au P. 0., Kamiaa, id.

Ixa.) SEALED will be untiUnly 1A at theefflte of the Chief Eadhecr PACinc RAILWAY Paafia Kailway Company, Eastern Phil Sheridan, Kansas ithe proreul western of the roadi. for OIIADINC and BRIDGING on the First the Extessitn ot the read to Denver. Colorado. and of the work est he eeea after July lit, at ctfice. and at the Oihec c't the Gta.

cral Superintendent at Lawrence, Kansas. IL GREENWOOD, Chu Engineer, Kansas Pacific B. R. O. Look out for a Great Novelty in Trade.

The best is always the cheapest. FEUIT JAES FEUIT JAES. FEUIT JAES. FEUIT JAES. MASON.

HILTON, HERO AND STAR, five or fifty gross each, at wholesale price. J. B. SHERIDAN, ccraer Madijun and Pt up v. DISSOLUTION NOTICES.

DISSOLUTION. Ths cop ana en hip heretofore eiirUce the er thc firm ac a bernsteln KPaTLIN da; diaeolrgd by mutual ecnoecL h. Btrnjtan habilith-t tie Una and ho alone kitncrlzrd to the due to audit bereby anthemed to tigs the fins name in nPiatieq S. UKKNSTEIN. M.

EPSTEIN. Rof'-nir? to aV.v.- is. icrojcu cnatlpfciCl tr.e un. drr mr name and 2 larger scale tore Socoitlnxyor.rfaitherratfoanc, I.reman. vS.

EitN stKIN. DISSOLUTION. The firm cf Yocnc ft Sampson this day hy Ali owisa by wU Imj paid on demandhy Henry G. v.th.-r. tied to collect anariceijt tor laid Ira, HENRY O- YOUNG.

JaaeX.lid3. iKEDEIHCK A. SAMPSON. The undersigned win continue the roil eataf-' and sa-ncy Ltuizgts, at tie oM i M. tan Block.

UJINICY G. YOUNG. June UP. i-ga. DISSOLUTION.

The late firm 'f HAT ft DAVIS. lately dciar ness at No. 1M this day dUaclved Ly mutual ctaacnL DISSOLUTION. Noticeii hereby given that the fir-', hem i Lirtcrwaj Ulh Apr! Th.m** Utter wi3 the Llackiciitliig uaineta at 5-0 fa. BUSINESS GEANG-K Sfymo W.

from the firm of Lyman. Aldrich Lincoln and LU ho continued under the ityle cf Lyman, A Co. SEYMOUR LYMAN. THOMAS PAGE. Chicae.v A.

CL.VKKSCK ALDRIOO, WM. O. LINCOLN, Chlcaxo. CmciGo, July CHBOMOS. LATEST CHROMO, to Barefoot Boy." MILLS a PURDY.

City Clerk. A. B. HAY. A.

J. DA VIA, THOMAS LISTKR..