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ABITIIRIS ? rOR ME C(T.by taia Cnapin, parabla

boMorar-Fioro- oa th o Tork bcuki allldp vi i. j a eta4o4 T at i'M.paryor Now York.-- . Tha irauW m .j - - - vavt mi .

j vtwtoi ina noa'dor' ,vWaS H. BU89ELLjalyai M TrtB.

KlJ!Si2L 9l3aea4 dip, jut

to ,s " raat. opaoaita thaoaa Aorrtoa oinrr, orera bo will coatliiaatotreat ail d Lao ten kaewa la arri. j

"Wlci Paaortca Otftoo koaro frrat t i.- , and froai 1 to A P M. Bronlaai. froai T- boodarai froai 9 Av.Jt.ta2r. H. . ,S.B. UHl-ia- a Mta atlaaaraa rcr'CtOTotaal. Jaly loth. I8vti. '

A I MBLUaCI- -T arr LTTA eoaatlactrsti of a kraac '"re ltP IBCIjioi brtwara Eadid Ami i a la aa Alimand to a a ui toarr' Jtuepsct UtreM

Stc I BoHordalao' - iCityofclorrlaad, (I- - tho City Coaacll aTtllaooacaarlna;,) Taa ttrtnrl (a" tho ra Baraao aoctaary otaach tower or drala withkotof,boco aiaae'cMooctloaplosrraoa flasaingtaooa r jncrrt taronch iko allolraaal. ffo aVokoa ao Protpcct atraota.

w rj Porry aad Brownrl, at'VoxtFtdioBitheoat lia ofatMatrtK. i wl ""aHillt lt Woarda'aoa wiu. r ad to aalh Hoard ofCily I- - CTJE" by

l'FbZZ?JZ.'i-iin,'- i VtWoartoiUaiof, ri iy mioww , i1, Ttrat fTV tto parpoaoof payliic the teats IrOa. c kail arwrr aad avaartrnaaran.

""tT l"-- aaJaatraanltboaiinort dollar aw-- l thirty era a aava aack aad oaoryTjot Iroat of tha aoarral tot. or parrola or b)adkoaadiBgoravattia; apaa tba aonth (I, of laidalle trt aaaa tho potato afafoaaid, aicrtitlng npnaODohaadrjdand twrnty IntoT ho frovVak- - o(ho

oaaaaa aofor M aaM aUoy aadDrooBotl atr-ot- .

- '"'V ttavroor of tho aararal Iota orparrrta or fatj bovn imi, or ataltio, upon thoavih aido of aaid allra botwoao th.v., .u. or.r.l aaiuaota of aioary bIhoai rxoially aoo In that boaair to tho Ihty,' 7T"'","r otbor lorn aa may bo

collott tho air, a.i u iali arwrr.. w cuoi) irioa ml i ir .rrp-cli- rr lot! ortoad, or boaaldoct tu trio loailly aad latoroatkf la ajminat ikw . - .

P" t of tba CoancH.o . B. WarATQH, (j!9:3

AH OBDIMM'I TO broVide rorlhrof a branch atwor la Crookrdy aa ' eaern a ttnt Thrrolor

SET. I. Dnltnr.UlHl k. il..ri..i.i , . ..City of Llerolaad .two-thir- d, of all thrnrarrr.That a branch towrr arlrain withrwoaoceararT koaan roniMw i. : .... . .' a aoio. no rant frca. thr Uwnrll etreet MainSower tbroturh rro k.d aiim . ... .

riy waairtly froai Ik. tof ,bo Bo. CI,V".Pto

wra a racoair,j-a4.V- Board and appnrejby tho ..- S. That for th Burn mm a t.in i w. .

- mi evnmiract Bg aa-- eewor Badthrre b. and i. hereby lolled andapoa earn aad every I frflnt of the Me.r Icelee Mad fbr the Bceoaraodattoaor which eald aewer M ornt.trncted, ihe aa a of"""'" leu-- v, ocepilag apoa fifty feet ol

' " "v roionim no i in iiaeef eeid7 mmm vest vrra OI BroWBell itrOet.ev a. Tiia th. owner, 0f t.. ,Tmi or

1 aioreaiJ, ahan pa. tn.. T ry then lr doo In tkalIkn nl. Li ' coaprt-- d poet

City Coancil to collect th aaBM, or be.j-- . .w penalty a d interrvt allvwrd byaiaa tnera eeTrrailr, if aot paid at tto t sw aud

t vrein qeaignatoa.o rfnty I it iert.t. W. PBbTOtt, trea t of tka Ccaaril.Wlntffl, AaeleUat t.ity fi.rk. JylM SM

A 0KD1UKK--Te pr.Tlde tbr IhecoiittnictioB of Prorpect Street Braach Sew- -

t, aaa araacBea.etc. l. tmit ord.ieed by Ihe CityCaia II of

theUtyorCrseetaad(twe-thirdio- f all th. am-kvr- e

coacarrlna,) That a branch aewer or drainith the Beceaaary catch kaein. hoav. and b k

wwrrcoBaectiea piece, aad Auhiag hole be kaillia Pruepect Str-o- with kraarkM II . ...

and Cheabire Stroett, a Oder Ike rilrectkiaa of tlieBoard of City IrarroTeaent, ami In .ccord.ac-wtt-the piaa recoBtaraaed bv earl Boe'd aad ap- -

proved ky io. viiy waacil May 18o6.That f r the parpoeeof d.lravina tinpeaae of ronatniotlnr ..id

br.ichea aad appatteoa.ee., there be and i. here-by levied and BMeaaed apua each and every f.el..vu. i iUe vnia hh or pariea or land bouail-lo- g

ur abatioK apoa aaid aewer, the .urn of oneuuu.r ana imrioen cent., except! ug opon one hun-dred feet of the f oatece of the lot an th. ubik.vei corner oi rroeBvot and Browne! itieet, o.iiidv iiu d ji o ana twcntff-nv- e leetof the urr.rontare ot each or the lute oa the corner, of Beat

iaattrb aad PrinaiK t Hirtna. I ... i,irrJ and tenl;-liv- e feet of the aKerrato fron-ta-

f oath of the lots on the Cornell of Lbeihiieii ii rieHicri .ireei.. s -

Sec 3. That the ram of tweBianntneumei. liereuv letlr--l .nH ... i

h aad erery feot fmet of the eeveral lo orvm reel, of land bonndin. or .lintiinv .. ..BorrlieVty ilds of e.id Prmpect itreet betweea tliewr.erl noeoi vne oranger alutment,and ItrowiMll t treat, for the paro.ecf defreyin.the eipene. ofdraiaiag aaid Borttoa of aaidatrrrt.Sac. 4. Tkatth. owner, of Ihe eeveral Iota orrarcele of lead iacloded ia the .K.... .uah II pay the eeveral amoant, of money by Ihea

1 veo.il, w ine v it r 1 rror each otfcr aereoa ae Mar be anthori-- d i.Wet the aaae., aa eoua ae eaid arw.r la completedpeat Ikrtr reearctiTe lots or land or be .object tothe pvaallio. acd internet alloaed by law iiuaitthen arret. Ij if aot aanl at Ike lime Bi la thelenvon nrma oeaignaiou.

reared Jaly 17, loO".- ' F. W. PEITON,Provident of ibrrl'ooBCit.

C. S. Wat:AT0!t, AleUtent City Clerk.JnlilC--

A K VBDI viUCC To PPATlde for IkeXL coatrartlon of a brmocb t wr inPrcaprci aod Uraoser tro. la. aal i

Pec. 1. lteUordaiadbTtbCii. d.aa.f-iiarii.-

City 9t s of all lb m.wia.r. ofxcnw.riA:, Taa a orKtx-- irwfr or drain withibe arwuri catcft btwin. hotm aadhuvMic aMctiea v. hn const; octort m ,n lb of

i 1'rrr? strmt to a noiac about ijo f.t sa.trlfrota UranCrr .trrwt. with a braach titrotl,BuarsrvatSBTl tj a II rOttCTI UI.DrT irPS iroBi rrVflpc--trt aijw4it 4t6 ia coordavi.e i with th Manof sad tfwr am rrooaimp'ndvHl bf tha Board ott'tlT IraproTww-'D- ti aut approrfd trr tha iVinanlJaadh. tt wlnrl to b doo aartfr thrdim-uo- of aaid Board of Cliy ImproTjnota.

Sec a. That for tho arpoM of drfra-iu- f' th?vmKmu nawath-o- i coiwirocuDf urn wer and

evppttftajQMMitP, thoir dp, aad la Hrrby fid anda'atup d thoann of oar dollar and fn opwta (l U

P a each anireTry Mt front of th wreral luw pa re- -) of land bonading or abnttiofc npm theontarrty atda or rro fort Krm tVtwrw Prrry

ttrwt Dd tha wvatrriy I ine of Mala Sawer Dfejtricrtio. n, and opon beta liknor (iraurer atrrt--t --

twfa Propsct trrt aad thf aontherlT lin-- a ofnt-l- ho. 13 and In thf Oraogr ahottnent,

(ao cllrd tii apoa lttftt of the atatt tbetror.taxfrr of tmom ot to I Ha oa tbe coraera of riut-p.-

andlr.nrBtrra'abic 3. The owitfr the enveral kite ar mkw-I-

tnn aaaa-s- j aa krM ahatl pay tha aiamoontaof who br m arrrallT du ta taaribtthair a souB as said wewvt tn ctmfrtt4 pt tfcr-t-r

km or ytoMB o lavud t (aOtjor aitch othor p"i eon aa nay bo Mtbsjrticad

tne Itt-- tha aam( or be antort to tbe penaltyand intfHr-- t by law apaiont thow eeTerally

not p i1 at the ritnr dcai. aattd.faaerd Jnly 17

r. W. Tax TON, Pr. of tk Coancil. :

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AX 0KDI5AKCC to provide for theof a portion of Isk, fit. tlair.

E.Twm, iivmn aim miami airteta.tKC. I. rW ft or(Uin-- i by tha City Connril of tha

n't or jf?riao4. a of tbe ntMbrroncnnlni That Lafc atrrrt, brtwaea Watrr aad

trv-t- 0r. Cl-- ir street, lwitnn Bntatt andan streets; di ttretH. betwtrea om tor a drnwpect streeu; Hnroa street, beti-ro- n untariaana arw street, and Miami air-v- t between fMi- - intbt aaa nnron str ete, ! rpnckl d danng the

frrni Joly to Usiobernner th dirrrtltrn aad to the acrrptance of tbe

arva oi i.uj i raipi nil aiewia. ofdkc. x. 1 hat tor tba i.urpoee or derraTiaa tbe alleoai nnn epenae m epnnaitayaaia rUTYets.ta- -t

tba pciats tvlvwaid, there hi aad ia beeelty lered itsand aaaanfd opon each and every ftt frvat of theaeycrai lots or t arreis or land lxUBiijiior

pon said streets the point aS its. aaarda infoliowina: nms, it ; 1 poa Lake atraot

twelrn emu (fl.1S; wnea 8t. Clair street twwlreau aad fere aaiHalt-tliS- ); anon Erie street fonr- - theleen eenU t0.14; apoa It n row street lcnr a

oeaa 1V.H, and aava Miami street ten cents aadle aiiis

ftne. i. That the wwnere of the vOTera! lets orlands bonadina or abnttios wpoa aaid streets, be- -twaaa the poiata afereeaid, shall pay the several

aw --f moaey from thetn e rally dne fn titatbebalf. oa ar before tboaret day cf Anicnt,

William Hart, City Tirnsnrer, nr enca th.rperana ne aball he nataorland to reieiva tne saat,

be aHtnyfict tn the penally aad interest allowrdlaw armia (bein eevrtwily If not paid at the

me, aaa lo tne peraoa nereia wmiKaatna.raamed Jnly 17, 184. in

F. . F ELTON. rreVt af IW Cennrtl. tenO. ft. Vhuto", Aas'tClty Off. jyl:74

All R9I!UU --To grade, pave andCclttmbu. at reel, nelwiea theClare- - so

A M Railroad trark and Lorain .tree t beetc. l. Re it ordained br the Ci a Council of theCiiyaf aevJaad(twa-rbird- e of ah the memb nconcurring!, Tha (JviaartHM etreet arrworn-th-CVvetaed aad Mabon'nr railroad trark and Loraiastreet beaiseid: that the carriage way aad gut-ter, he paved, aad tb. auiawaUm earaed 4. the a It

grade of aaid etaer, aador la. din ctioB of're iMwm ni uy iraprorem-Bi.- .

Sr.. i. TTnit the cet .nd , ip--n of aaid Im- --- .eaatr.eataaaed. leraeTaad ae..si i apoa two

an everv feet front of l he errera! Hire or ttar- -head bnaaatac orabwttiagapwiiailOolaar- - the.ireei, oetweea tbe aoiale alonaaia, tn

to the .umber of Ieet treat.Peeeed Jajy IT, 1HSB. ;. . : '); ofP. W. PELTOS. Prvet. of the Coancil.C. S. WaaAKei, Asa t Cuy CawJwj .)akO

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THE NEWS.ftoM cloaai Wt ahrbt at 19The cholera cootiaaee to fat two or .three

day ia Sew Tork ao Brookija.Bobert X Doaglaa, A ion of Stophoa A. Dooida.

, Ktdatd at Ike, Jeaait Colkr, Ooorcrtowa,fi, OB th. Id.

A mb ia 1OBist iUe honewhipprd a woman,T. PatMtcly to the IrteU. The alTair

lrratiaatoa. - r r" : .

The achodkertViiaotta itat vrrckel oil trronaoa'iay Btfht. o Weakogan, Lata tichkrahadof her are tee- , '

MlaiackaaeUa Jteararatrc eta totook BWaanroa yeeterday to aarwra repreaeataV

taw am the PbttaMphia CoBWaatioa

Tka iacorporated Tillage of Preaioat, VeadaekyCo'.aty, haa beoa adraacod to the 'trade of aof llwa-coo- d e ,ke "Joferaor, AaJlturSerretaiy of But..

Tat f.UU rd.) pjeed a bm appropriatingV(for the relierof the eafftfere of the

AaaaiataVd aad intvreetlng dtecoaiioaproceeded the vote.

The aoti-re- troBblea ia Albaay eoanty, H.hara aaesaied ae violent teataree. a "forwardBMrrratewt'' of tho She. iff and hit poeee willBtadato-Ja- y .. ,..

A dirpatch waa recti ted ia Waabtrnrtoii veetee.day from Gov. Browalow, annoaDcieg thatLeghjlatareof the Stale 'of TeBBettee had ratifiedthoOsmttrlltioBal AaeBdaeot.

A aaloon keeper nav-e- Wro. Brandon, intoicidg Wtdieeday tn.W by

"" v- - wi.in. wita a putol. lie waa akuddriukar. He leer- -, a family la the cite.

Caleb Parker bai been apDoiatvd SaDeriatmlrntofthepablic echoola or Daytc. The afllo.aeorptad eolely apoa conditfoa that bo aalarvhonld be attached to the diec barge of it, dntlea.Mra. David Smith, of Lebanon, Tear,., rrcea

gara hulk to. Xuax. ciuiilrea twa buy. maAgill. each welching iix poaede. The Botherchildrea aredoin wall, a,d all are likely to

. Ca-ta- aleamarSAa BalV.dor, wkick arrivedSataanan oa tha 9th with out) recralts r iha

army aboard, there had occur ret!Caere of cholera and tlir jt death, during

voyage.

A hermarph'rodite coerention aiet (ayeeteiday, fkaaaed a aerie, of d

reaolntiona, aad apwoiatod delegate, trom the Staleof ladiaaa to the FhiladelphU broad and boltercoarenli.A. Sol Meredith preaided.

Fifleea ofoorra aad an aea, of tka Itth ihioCavalry, arrived at Colambaa yeatorday, fromPort Laraaie, for mooter oat. A haadred of their

rado. reataiaed at Laramie, to be m altered oattbr re, frrfuri.g to aottle ia Pacotah.

1 be Batch gam of hue ball for theehipof Keatacky, played oa Toeediy ateille betweea the Leaiatiile aad Otyarde Chtbathat city, waa wo. by the terra rr, alter a long aadexcttiag game.

Dr. Ojorge Btackbara, a young phlslelaaCI civaali, Badortaok to blow ha btaiaa oatI ace day. He did aot .alto anocied, thotgb

red three bwlleto into hie lead. Caaae: Dlatppointed lore.

A con pie of rugae,, named Beltoh ahd Bliliop,are nnd-- r arret ia Colambn, fjt the braaen

of eel ling itogai gold aaggeU. They antotTaearly $o,me of the at elf in Il.ytoa, and ancqoal amoout in Colaabaa.

Aa accident occurred in Eaerl County, Virginia,k- -. r,k.. ur im ua; agu, oi ins ma oi ar. x.p. waiiug, by the bariiing of a shell, whkbcaused the death reslaatly, of lour perron,, endme narrow escape ot iwo or three others.

Oae haadred aad thirty-thre- e pound.of Ko. 1 American grade, of shipping wool wa.s Id in San reaciaco. Cel., during the put week,

leas ranging treat 16 to ZI eeatk per Bound.It wa. sect lo Boston. " -

A convention of prvetdentaofwee herd ia Hew Tork yesterday, 1 of each

officers being present from tbe Eaatera and Mid-di- e

Stales. A aatkrtial hoard of anderwrltera wa.toraed aad the rate, cf insurance were adraneedle per cent.

M r. Btovea. iBtrodaced a n in the Honesyesterday, conferring power apoa the presidingofficer, of the two donee, to call Coagrva. togetherafter tbe adjournment, aSon Id tb. exigencies oftne public service require It. The reaolntion willhe debatel acted apoa ia ths Hone,

Over two hnadrrd peraon. are sic, and oaeyoeag mav has died, at Abhagbtn, Mas. , tram theeffects of leaonad. and refrcsbBreata partakea ofoa the 4th of July: Tfeey were poivaa d la Bornenuknown manner. A ooroner s Jury is lareeti- -

gatiag thecaee. j i j' Vallandigham', Jesee- - D. Bright and other birds

that feather, flitted through Baltimore yester-day, en route for Washington to croak ia the ears

the Praatdaat reoriaisndat1oaa favoring the ap- -

pinntmeal of Joho B. W eJler, lortaerly a Jorofocouoyeraor of Ohio, bat now of California, to theWar Office rtre Btaatoa

Ao exciting time wa had i the ITonse yesterday orer Ihe question of tb admission of 1Ydos- -

i. In tent, fled by tbe reception of a dfVpalrh a- -nonncing that the Tennessee Legislature had ratified the A It H cjafldently etpectedthat IpjUi Hoataa will pass a reatHntioa ad-

mitting the 8eaatora and Hrpreerntatlrea fromthat ft ato.

The Military Board appointed for an esamtat- -

tlua of the Tatxloas now In use bynations, have carefully cxamiaai alaty oaaaif- -

ftareavt riflea and maskeU, and bar reported thatmort effect im, safe and substantial arm fa the

i3pr.gfiold fifta, with tbe Berdaa Improvement,which chaopr- -j ft to ft brearh-loaiB- g rifle. TbeBotrd coaiirt4 of Major Generals Haneorfc.Bn- -chanaa and Griffla, Brifradi-- r Oeaeral flayoa, andColonels, Boatoa aad I'ortar.

NORTHERN OHIO NEWS.ASHTABULA COUNTY.

From tbe Conneaut Reporter :One of tne most distress ire accidents it

has ever been our melancholy duty to record occurred at rweet't mill in Monroetownship at about three o'clock on Saturday last. At tbe time of the accidentthere were nitre persons employed about

mm, two of whom, Mr. Jdgar tloldenand Washington Vancamp were engaged

the engine room. As near as we canlearn there was nearly one hundred andlorty pounds ot steam in use at tbe time

the accident, while eighty pounds wasthat was required to drive the mill tofullest capacity. From some lack of

judgment or want of experience the waterthe boiler waa allowed to get low and

while attempting to replenish it the boilerwas caused to explode which resulted in

instant death of llolden and Vancampwnue lour otner persons were seriouslyinjured. I lean Sterling, one of the num-ber, had an arm broken aad. waa otherwise badly bruised.; The other threeWilliam Holden, John Blackman andUarley Fairbrothers, --wen Jess severelyhurt. The engine, which was a twenty-hor- se

power machine, together with theboiler was shivered to atoms and scattered

every direction over an area of at leastacres. Pieces of tha boiler weighing

some two hundred or three hundredpounds were thrown nearly forty rods and

completely imbedded in the earth as toalmost lramovanie, while tbe Sues were

disconnected aad twisted into every con-ceivable shape and thrown distances vary- -

trom ten to nuy rods Irom the scene.ia stated by laoee presoot that a portionthe boiler weighing over --one hundred

pounds was iniwwairuo.ua air at leastmiles. It did not strike tbe earth

until eeveral minutes had elapsed., ,Afteexplosion the shattered reataanta wf

Mildme took are and npon the occasionour yuit, which was Monday afternoon,

nothing waa left' except a asstMMerina

mf sawdust.'' The Iwe persons killedHnlrlim r" Vfinrsmn ware buthmen. aged eighteen and twenty-on-e veare.respesvively, and ware resident of

tw,

ova.uiiii KiiT k--" y;;t t -

.a ib to a a jjm.-iJi-

.xi.vauro TO Tvbrooi 10 Ma tiff:"T last between A ki.. .1 k u.tkwrvji taa tori 3a 'Utia villsea and bntj

OVHrsd bv Mr. Tlfr oC tAVAQRaatrtimnfiree-tiinil- e beau. The race re- -

euitea in iBTOfol o rjreoeva oa? ii w

mmomi aoHare a aide were staked.

. iiuon 4MiompiOBrqne oi iho modt popular man torcre in trie Besmre, han purcba-v- d

the AmertcAii Hufart fa 3fT.jfiOD hay- -Tork. tng Mtiptija.lrt4--P that Maud forneany rourtaeB Jnk actMr. Bdwrr. BahJnuj'of West Ando.p.

tcka was aroused Kywmie one knockinr at thatktvtwt, door tha other nrght,' And found I two

ounajes, .on oontaiBtmr a lot aa fcahw.clothes and soothing tyrup, and naturallyenough, buhdle contained s

"oaoy boy, about a month old. A notetacked Is tha waif rato tha informationthat the infant as bf reenecubles if iQigat M carea for.

COUNTY.From taa AaE'"Bei:oi r

kjoni. Thru!tor!,tniHePA! and dairy

fivAuvw vt oummii county lor lues,rlggfegate, aro shown by the

following statistics :

Wheat, number of acres sown 13,333number of laahaaarsisdJg2.rMlr- - '

Kye, aumbet of aoras sown ! 40 ; aurn- -

vet vueuciB raiatiu ii,tf0J.. Buckwheat, number of acres sown 220;numoeroi Dusnels grown 2931.

dry , nnrnDer ot acres gown 901 1; num.end I ber tf bdsnels erown 254.T73.

I Barley, number of acres sown 4482:I number of bushels grown 71,675.

oiwj oqmoer ( acres planted ii,03onumner oi Dusnels grown 554,932.

Meadow, number of acres 18.244: nura- -T.. oer oi ions or nay cnt 25, si 8.

Clover, number of acres crown 6988:

be number of tons of hay cut 8526; numberDueneis seed 3HJ0, -I Flai. umber of acris groslrn '3; num-ber

thaof bushels seiSd raised 3o7; number

pounds ot liber gathered 12,119.Potatoes, number of acres planted 959;

number bushels raised 89,223.Chi- - Butter, number of pounds made 600,236.verv Cheese, number of. pounds made 1,040,-53- 5.

t uf.i.'tStone coal, number of bushels mined311,989.

waa Sorghum, number of acres grown 117;numbereallons srrup made 12.970.

Tobacco, number of acres plantei 7 ;ly number of pounds raked 7450.

two - Maple sugar and Ejrup flumber ,ofand pounds sugar made (in 1866) 67,875, num-

berHie. of gallons syrup 200.at tj rapes, number of acres in vineyard

zui; planted witnin tne last year 8 acres;puuuue ot grapes garnered Z6,sos.

the Wool, number of pounds shorn 273Sift.

Dogs, in the county, whole number,166i.

Sheep killed bv Does. 267. value SI. 20sheep injured 214, value $511.

I !iaha 1'rtor, of Northampton, took thedimensions of two leaves of a head of let-tuce grown in his garden, which measured, respectively, 8 ieet 2 inches, and 9feet 6 inches in circumference. That iswhat we call lettuce ' as i. lettuce. toThere will be a trial of Mowing Ma--c nines, norw nay Hakes, Horse Titcb-lork- s,

and other Agricultural implements.of near Twinsburg, on Friday the ioth, un- -

uer tue control oi me union AgriculturalSociety. Manufacturers of machinerv.

IB patent right men, farmers and every oneon interested in laoor-savin- g machinery, arehe invited to attend. at

John Donnigan, familiarly known as"Jack the galloper," was killed by thecars, upon tne Atlantic tt Ureat Westernytanway, on OMtMUajtriigbt-last- . Ttmugh I ofvery much given to drink, he bad betn IMquite steady and industrious for revvralweeks, having accumulated some 140 or

I $45 in money, which was a very unusualtning tor mm. tin Saturday, However, of

I he went on a spree, and became so muchintoxicated that, on returning home l8te I

ii..-in tne evening,. and wnen...nearly in front

I 01 nis own snanty, evidently supposing beI bad reached the Bide of his bod. he un- -I dressed himself and lay down upo 1 the

iatram, a train going .hast, during thenignt, literally tore tne Dodv ot poor Jack tht.all to pieces, dragging aad scattenmi hisremains for several rods upon the track,

waa

tnougn tne accident was not discovereduntil the next morning.

TUSCARAWAS COUNTY.From the New Philadelphia CArontcte

' At Urichsvillo, on Tuesday last a man I fDT tne name of JLvncb was stabbed in tho I -- vara

heart tod thicb. and died within an hour.His murderer, ad well as himself, wareunaer ine inniieoce or liquor.

The wool clip of Taeearawas countv.for 1806. is estimated at about eix hundredand fortV thou Rand noun Ha nrarlu nnn.fourth of which is fclili in the hands ofthe growers. t

Oil has made its appearance in smallquantities at the well on Reed's Run"The hole ie now 820 feet deep, and thewon sun working ia ine bottonv, '

Mr. John Eggenberg, of Guadenhutten,was killed on the railroad in the neitrh- - dy.

I oornooa OI rott Washington on Saturdaynei.. uo was in a nana car wnicn waa with

run into by a locomotive.The Mayor and Council of New Phila S

delphia have under consideration the pro-- riles,kindjeci oi iiguiiog me streets oi that town

with crude petroleum.

& n?ral Sherman, thinks he shall have cents

t make- - another "March to the Sea" itthis hot weather continues to .Nahant or the

those

bwampscot. - . c

otherTax Books will rloee Saturday,C1866. . H. S, WBITTLISET,

jy 11:332-- 1 Conaiy Troasnrer the

Jlm Wanted to art as Commercial Brokers.App.7 peronally with pood refer onoM ta R. H.CFRR4N; 26 Hoaini-a- t etjre, Ctevelana; Ohio. Tor

JyWSTJ

Hew aLlyery- m table Kerr noffwettJfwtsr Carrtoceo H"w BmariCwra THUS.SbtdWOOP mpactfally Informs hts IHende lartarttenter, and tna public In it mere!, that aa hasItted up the stable fa rear of tha Kesnaard Hoaae,aad Is prepared, with aa entire aev stock, tn sup vax

ply tbem wit tlv.ry at aU hours of the day. alra.

withtHlaa Xrw aad reefed.-Ba- r-

die. P.teat Btiad Bait Lock, which caa he ap Iaplied lo alasoU any Blind, aad hi arraaced a. to

I slate la any desirable position. It win selvesI erase aad lock tbeea so ks to prevent their

bttng oeeaod free, It la simple, da. slaalrabla and easily applied, and stoaaall rattling theseArchitect, aad fceJMere have examined aad ap. ia aproved them ; they reoowmend aad ase- - them.Any one who is deeiroea of mokiaga haalaaarorButting them oa in the city, or who would like totravel La the diSereot counties ef this aad other JyleStates, with a ataaU capital, caa oo a lante payingpnaiaees. stat. and County Rights for tale atreasonable rates. Ap-i- to 1 w Jl'DD, the asAaeat, at ta. Hotol, whore theaojd. an for aeassale, aad will be ant eel far iMsrMe. If deeirrd. Touag

wain aaa syensuaSB aalwtalced hy expe-rienced

tbe

workakea.alii aoulhwast euraer Fublic theSquare. stitute

JylSSSl' j. Dowsia co. BOSt

Sfaa far a 4ay, but lor aU Urns, I. that de-

lightful aad esdearing perfume, Bstftiab Caixa, areTAluiAX a Course, sole proprietors. Sold by dismaiirraggist. everywhere, aad at wholesale. about, STB0M. AABHSTB0HO- -. . . hilbard

T ! BMTOK.MIIM ACAPriTrr,JjWJM Who'isal. Ageata. hicbeat

Tae Aiteeriraa laahlaa; Kave Iswith oartaia for aimprovementa ascaaed by

letters Marha.aaT.4er dai.ef May aad De-

cember

that1. 1860. Oae of these Improvements c ver la a

thearnngeaseBt ef fitting a portable aab paa offl co.

tb. aw-rt-ji ef a Oet lting 6wv, eo receive th. ae. toaa l( risen dowa from the grate.-- AH persona are Tbwy

oaaUosMd sealant aalna Ukot ri ac,voadi agar aalag heaosother Move, aaada la taiTATioa af the Aaiaic.ias .oiu aaa beea r.mmianS axiBAaagemeat efthree paten U, aad ail pexscae haaaVituriag, m. tketryliagar as i eg said lairTjos,wlU he.lteble for breach

Isaiiss f r l.fii.ji anal sa Isiss I llisinlL, 5lIXA,Paet5AaOw,,r drinedfa

,. . 17aadl Alhaay. f, underTbe AasaicAX a intaaai hy , ... M . ;. asual. , . laraJ.at.AILTa0O,

jeae.ST-o-- e. ygfn j Okie. "hars...j leaSTT .iMir-j- t ,111.-- ? ,TV

1 1 , -

i c:j A adJTt.'J 11

''A Importer) fewiaii; knif'm frwmoattn'rtay trftoernnarl, took ap kla reiideaceIB a.BV.11 toarala the Interior of IPInoia. Wlrhlog to-- Aaericmfiy hlmieK iaa "Work thta MmXMa eo. of the poofle a erllly aa poeaTble

dtrtae worvbip. Berngirervent oo aovrtr.anode wbea tb armooicia waa edarrrrrtorrd,th, minister after the aongregatioa m dleauaed,renreterl all members la rood itabdlbg if.otberchoronve te reisftlw.' Oor Oerman friend, not fal.ry ittideretendlng tb invitation, remained aaapartook, and, hpon being qeeariooed a lo hishope, for Ihe fatorr Wa. .'.o aaked if he knew ahad keaa ertiug of aacr.meataj wtne, eietalaad la " also dot I tat It Tart Bo.pack's flttara.".': v.- . : i.o.

mi a a ' i llAmra. wtaatnw; as exptrietMeat Kara, aad

raontki preaaau to the atMotion ofMothers her SOOTUIHd SIBCP for Child reaToetfaiag, which greatly facultetee th. arntiaa ofcaatuag, y aortaalag the gnaa., redqeiae. all

will aUay all paia aad tyaaandlcartlon, aad.ia an to regnlata th bowela. Iependanon It, katbera, it will alia reat to yoonejvr.and relief atul health to joar iufasta. We baypat aa aad aold this artich) for oyer 30 Mrs. aadcaa any ht confidence aad treth of it what wa haveB6Ter beea able to: ni of any other madid Beaerer haa it tailed ia a siagle initanca to elect acure, wbea timely, aeed. Heter did we. bow aacutanea of diieatiaCoctioB by any ao wh ' "ted It.

On the contrary, all are delighted with it. opera-tion., and epeak la term, of ooaaauMMlatien of ttaaaglcal effect, and aedical vlrtnea. Vt'e apeak talau MUer "what wa-- do knew." aOar 30 vcare'evparteace; and atedge oar rraatatiea Aar the fal- -

Biiroent ol what we here declare, la almost evernetance where the infant to 0rlng froa pain Iued exhanetioa, relief wiii be toned la flfteeB or'T'wenty mtnutea after tbeayrop ia adatiniatared.-Pdl- l

dlrVttibn, for Baltic Will accomoanT eachbottle. Kobe genuine nnleea the ofCVBT1S A FSKKINS, New fork, to oa ta. e

wrapper.Sold by all UrtLggiit. throughout the world.

r i ui, odij m ceu lb per Dome.epxj: ' t

Lrntorl ('raw font dk Jta have removedfroa Ho. 2 Johnson-- . Marine Block, to Iherroffice oa their Coal Dock, foot of Wrat Birer etreet

Bflttfr Wnateal. 1,000 krg. prims Wester aBeeerve, Butter waatei .t 05 Herwla etreet.

Jy2 328 , COTTBELL A DICKET.

Eshlrataa's Pateat Keck Tie Heler.This coavenieBt articla, for th. geatleaan.

wardrobe I. how receired, and for .ale by as. Itsimple labor-whi- g contrivance by which

eeveral different tie. caa be Bade. Gentlemen areInvited to call and examine.

MACKENZIB A PARSONS.Jan.U.B13 14 Monument 6lre.Potataeiv Praih arriVAll o? Michigan Pota

toes daily at 68 Merwfo Itreet.Jlia-.-- COTTBELL A DICKET.

Kola. ! Frchlca Lavdi Afflktd withlia0aalonUoiis on Uw Face, called Both fMtchee or

aKMilri ataaa PISBT'd raJaaKsam, Wllfnand PBKCK.LE LOTION. It to intUHMa. Pre- -

pm u; ur. v. mil, irermafOlcgl.t, 4.Bond etreet, H. T. Bold by all draggiaU in Cleve- -

laad, and eieewhere. Price fx. may

Ereaomy ia Fael. for waatoraniBciBtstorage the Oae Company will Bell a lew thousandbeahwa of Oeka, for Immediate delivery. In lot. of bill509 bushel, or store, at greatly reduced priore.

at Gas Office, No. 195 8apetlor the

h'ew Laaetalry far NaeWsaklagsiireai.g wi vratieBwa s juiaea. billMACKENZIE A PABntlHS reepoctfnlly annouace on

the gentlemea of .Cleveland that their new onLaaadry tbr doing fine Washing and Iroaing la nianow la operation, aad tbey are prepared to

order, at their store, Ko. 14 MonumentScjOare, for doing up (entkmea's Linen ia the bestaad stoat Beat style. JaaelkBlS

Fmmrr Cablaes snad vt aaxlrn ToiletArticles, of the most tasty atyl., BaBufactored first

IM Oatario itreet, Burlbut'a Block, BBaUdiaga. A. B. PIPEB,

Bay8:B15 Mechanical Jobber.

Alul U.MM aad KiM.41 .h.J.every description and style, manufactured at

Ontario, Hurlbut't Block, Boar Buildings.BeyS:Bl6 A. M. PIPEB.

Eeiwltable l.tfe Asjanrataee aociety, meetthe United States, S2 Broadway, New Tork. ber,

Oaah Accumuletioi, I2,0oU,0W 00 ; Aarnt0"h Inrme, It.otio.two.oo-t.or- ely mutual. An- - er,

edanal Cask Blvldeuda. This Society havetermined to declare their dividend, abbcallv HelaCAra. The next dividend .III be declared Feb tivgeruary 1st, lebT. It U believed that no company

this ooaotry will be able to preaent greater ad-

vantage, ta its divide w's to poiauua Baearlag than ifSociety, as Its total expenliture to incometeas than that of any of the older American

and tta Brw basiaeea for the p tet year This(tl3,sg3,0U0) exceed, the new bueineea of any NewTork company in any previous year. This (socie

dm aiet with bat one loae ia this city Mr. themPhillip I. Price, who waa Insured three years

for $3,000. His heir, received the amountbis policy (5,000), and a dividend to the amount of

ther .'. V. .. " " fnaiipania in t nei ay.v Ati eb

Propotmla for iaaornaca or foragenaiea apply to the.THATXBS A MCHHOM, Ooneral Ageata,

Hoa. 1 and 3 Park BnUdin.may 4 Cleveland, CmIo.

Tbe Ia rarest and Best aeaortment af toGenu' Whito and Browa Dark.aad Linen Coats, the

and Teats, can be fonnd at- FMROHtLlVB,

106 Hoffman Block, east side Pnblie fiqnare.JotteSa.3Sl itfilwna'a Fnoillx OlnloiBt.A Sovereign

Remedy.- - This Ointment is truly a Family Berne

It cod tains no poison ona or mineral substancewhatever; therefore H may ha need In all that

perfect t et j. It haa no enal for ObnHnateviaaor.. Darns, rcaias, tuau. untutooas spect

rapt ions, Braises, Sore Nipples, Bore Breast, orSalt Bhenm, Cbftpped Bands, Ac. Every cess,

of sore containing the least particte of In wereflammation, is permanently cured by this great beenremedy. Pot up in glass bottles, and suld at 26 was

per bottle. 'sT" These remedies no longer stand among mat

of doubtful utility. They have pasted fromtide of experiment, and now stand his her In aud

reputation, and ate more extensively used than all towhoartleLea of tha kind. tweenttt ion. To protect ourselves aad tbe public

being Imposed apoa by worthless imitations, termsgenuine will bear the fmc rniHe signature o the be

Proprietors cm the wrapper, and Walker A Taylor, unlessProprietors, Chicago, 111., blown In the bottle. agreed.

tale by Druggists and Merchants everywhere.WALKER A TAYLOR, on

Cole Proprietors, Chicago, Illinois. Mr.6T30NG A ARMSTRONG, saying

apUl:Bl4 Wholesale Agents.

ftneelal tiiniten. MRS. WIhSLOW'B ISOOTHING 8TRTJP has become so popular that I officers

ions parties have pmt oat articles caJUag themWin, low'.. Pleaee take notice that the Mra. Ihm.

Winilow of th. Soothing Syrup is not connected wasanv artielA. I..Ikaao day a there waa war when its

Taoaaacbra, Headache and Keuralrla pat them. Butla battle array against their victims. But a

victorious conqueror is at hand, WaleoM'a In. provePalm Aaalhlladar; which threat wul subject

--oeraies ef all comfort in five minutes, and Houseale;, of twelve week, harla dowa tha also.of l atarrh, laying it even with the gloved. tbeSTttOBO A ABM8TR0H0,"' BISTON, MIIBS ACANrilLD, '

i Tholsa-- e AgruU, Cleveland, 0. perfectly

From aa Mltarial ia the IT. T. Tri theae of Bay leitl, lo.-- l aiea Baat--laatltnle. at Oberlln, Ohio. agreedbob and others who dee re to aaalify Ihea-- . Mr.

for buaiaeee iB the ahortest tiv, mod at questioneast possible cost, should avail themselves ofadvactage. offered at the Colon Business In Conkiin

oftlberlia, Ohio. There tbey will And tho.BcsoBttUahed teacher., the heat report,and the moat moral and refiaed society. It pages

Ulocitedataaafe distance from sea ports which saidexposed to the visitation of cholera and other The

s, and althoagh the popaLation .sab races4,000 eoala, there is aot a grog-sho- a-- a by

highesttalooa, not a e in tbe town. A

from thl i Institutiea is equivalent to the fry.mm wans tipa, for it a a pledge from b--b were

whwaeward a a bond, that the gradaate Is Itted ousposition ia a bank or store, or broker-- e offlee, Mr.he tt quailsed to perform the dalle, of clerkraftroad, steamboat, ' telegraph or insurance

What other Bad ao aier profasaora iraaiir agreedpsrtorm, Calkiaa, erriflla A Co. actually de. I tte

araarariy Bater. of ahem, and tsrmbuga, to thetheir their penmen, their Secretary

eeeratora, their gradaalas an ia great de- - $3,600.TheTbac aiaa-o-f taiuaclioo eoasieee la the mentaad practlre of keeping accounts ia any

at bamaoas ceaaBvercial laaawasaaahrpia :taa' latter, etaeewte are preaent

'actaal bcilceaa over a telegraplt doe. Thethe be t teachers sad at muoh teas tbaa the thaexpenees. 0 SOT nit te apply for ciiea.

to C iLKtSS. Oil PIS AC, CnioaLaatitate. Ohaxlia. Ohio, hafata going elve-- Jenckea,

.... ... Jft-- A.--v. .

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LATEST NEWS

BY THE WESTERN UNION LINE.

LAST NIGHT'S DISPATCHES.

TENNESSEE!Redeemed and Disenthralled.

Her Legislature Ratifies the Amendment.

ment.. .

The Resolution to Admit hergressmen.

Exciting Debate in the House.

They Will Probably be AdmittedTo-da- y.

The Government Appropriation toPortland.

GENERAL NEWS.

The Bread and Butter Party inIndiana.

Delegations Appointed to Philadelphia

Convention.

LIKEWISE FROM

Cholera on a Transport Ship atSavannah.

Meeting in New York of InsurancePresidents.

&c. &c. &c.

Associated Press Report.

XXXIXthWASHINGTON, July 19.

HOUSE.Mr. BIDWELL called up the motion to

reconsider the vote by which the Senate bygranting lands to aid in the construc-

tion of a railroad and telegraph line fromCentral Pacific railroad in California to the

Portland, Oregon, was oa the 2d of Julvrecommitted to the Committee on PublicLands. Ihe vote waa reconsidered and the

came up for action, the question beinga substitute reported from the CommitteePublic Lands. It authorizes the Califorand Oregon railroad to locate and mera railroad and telegraph line between

Portland, Oregon, and the Central Pacific byrailroad, ih California and grant, each al-ternate section of land, not mineral, to thaamount of twenty alternate sections, ner

on each side of the railroad. Thesection of twenty miles is to be com

pleted within two years thereafter. Therailroad is to be the same gauge as the

Pacific railroad of California, and to beconnected therewith. The substitute wasagreed to and the bill as amended passed.

Mr. STEVENS offered the following reso-lution: who

Resolved, The Senate concurring, that ofwhen Congress adjourns it will adjourn to as

again on Saturday, the 1st 'of Decemexcept it be sooner summoned by tho I

presiding officer of both Houses, which now- - I payin case of an emergency, is hereby grant- - haslo them. I have

Mr. FINCR raised the question of order.said that the resolution was not a ttrivi- - I

Iqueeiiun. suchTheBTEAKKR expressed the opinion, vided

although he said it was a new queation.that tionthe two Hutuiea took a receat. thev could that

authorize the presiding officers to call themtogether at some day during the rececs. vided

resolution contemplated an indi finiterecess. If Congress adjourned sine die, no eurhpower but the President could convene

in sdvsnce of the regular session.Mr. STEVENS moved to postpone the

resolution until for the purpose tnegiving the gentlemen time to consider toquestion.

Mr. HARDING, of Ky., enquired whetherresolution came in as a matter of

andThe SPEAKER replied in the neeatire.

adding that he bad decided theresolution in andas a privilege question. As it related al

adjournment this added another point If tiontwo Houses took a recess from Thursday ton,

Monday, they conld be supposed to I ciscoauthorize their preeidiogofficers to call them thetogether on Saturday, if exigencies rendered

necessary. ofAir. 11 a UK objected. lie said that the

resolution conferred additional powers.The SPEAKER admitted that it did Public

additional powers, but he did not thin, thechanged the resolution from being a over

privileged question. All questions in re n i a,to adjournment, whether for one day, ment

toree aays, or sine aie, or to take a re ofand everything connected with them asprivileged questions, and had always cisions

entertained by the Speaker when there Tbeno otner business oeloie the House. Mr.

Mr. TRIMBLE sucizested. sarcasticallv.it would do well to provide in a House

that if the President of the Senate withthe Speaker of tbe House disagreed as

wnetner mey snoum reconvene Congress Mr.ihoald become umpire to decide be ting

tnem.Tbe SPEAKER remarked that by the

of the resolution the recess could not ingterminated and Congress again convened was

tbe presiding officers ol both Houses Mr.relief

rim. iv moved to lay the resolutiontne table. provides

STEVENS withdrew tbe resolution. thehe would offer it again farera.

a few minutes after. Mr.that the resolution offered bv Mr. original

confamnr Dover on the nrM.fi. Unitedof the two Houses to call Congress Maine

together, he had not seen or known any- - mentnf nnlil M.rl al Ik. I lor L 'a

rT, 7" Istill of the same opinion which he had mannerexpressed as to us neing a privileged Mr.

aa it related to the adjournment, while didadoption would depend on the House. passtbe subject being so delicate, aa

additional powers which mieht wereof great consequenee, he would, if the those

suould be presented to morrow, Hethe question to the House, and let the

decide on the question of privilege Mr.He presumed that would satisfy ail

gentlemen better than if he were whichto make a ruling on the subject, 000.

STEVENS remarked that would be notsatisfactory. Congress.

O'NEILL, from the committee ofconference on the bill further to provide for fire in

safety of the lives of passengers onsteamboats, made a reiiori, which waa ogy

to. audSHELLABABGEB called up as a The

of privilege the report of the selectcommittee on charges made by Hon. Roscoe pending

in his place against Mr.Fry and hia bureau. The to vote

testimony and argument cover 340 withof printed matter. Mr. Shellabarger authority

that the report was unanimous. saohreport of the Committee not only Ur.

Mr. Conkiin from the charges made wasMr. Fry, but eulogises hia conduct ia the

degree, it ia very severe- - upon Air. of. . - ,. j... Mr.

Resolutions in accordance with the report Congresssubmitted, and after remarks by vari use of

members adopted. Yeas 94 ; nays t.SPALDING, from the Committee of Mr.

Conference on Consular and Diplomatic Ap-

propriations,anslagous.

made a report which was Mr.to. - - Mr.

Mouse receded from it disagreement wereappointment af a Second Assistant Mr.

of Slate, whose salary is fixed at much.;,.. ... . ' Mr.Senate agrees to the House amend in

abolishing the office of Minister fromto Portugal, with an amendment Mr.that no money shall be paid to the be no

mister to hopedSPEAKER announced to the House Mr.

member of the joint Committee of tovia. i Messrs. Hall, Sehanek,

Randall ef Petuuylvaauaand JohnAuemaa. aaeaey

Mr. BINGHAM called up ih moiioa toihe vote by which the joint res- -

oiuvmn cnacerning tue cwie ot xeDDflsseewas on the 3th of March referred to theCottinitttee no ttecraatrtiction.

NTB.y--Th- is action waa taken on accountof inielligence having reached the Housethat the Legislature ol Tennessee had rati- - I

ned the Constitutional Amendment, it be-ing the purpose of Mr. Bingham to amendthe joint resolution bv providing for the I

imroeaiate representation of Tennessee inuoogrees.

Mr. STEVENS moved to lay the motionto reconsider on the table.

Mr. LYNCH moved to adjourn, whichwaa losa ov so DJ.

The vote waa then taken on motion to lav ithe motion on the table, and it was lost by I

a vote of 31 to 91. I

Mr. STEVEN8 moved to adjourn.Mr. JOHNSON insisted that the dispatch

a boot Tennessee was not gennrne. andnot in Governor Brownlow a handwriting,for he always made his mark. (Laughter.)

tne rtnnse reiused to adjourn, 4 to ol.The House seconded the tirevions ouea

tion 6n motion to reecmaicter, and again themotiou to adjourn waa made and rejected, i

48 to 68. In all these votes the Democratssided with .that wing of the Republicans"at was lea oy Mr. tsmgham.as against theStevens wing, and daring. moat of tha timean informal caucus was being held to editwe amendment to do onered.

The main queatroB was ordered to be pat,yeas 66, nays 4, which was, " Will theHouse reeonsidet . the vole by which thejuintxt solution WAareoonuBrtted to the Com- -ttittae on KeconsuyuAioiu . i

Mr.RINGHAU surteated thathewonldoffer an amendment for the joint resolution

m n p"b, b? p to m-

Mr. WARD inquired whether he woaldinsist on a vote

Mr. BINGHAM replied that he Wonld not I

his suggestion waa adhered to, but oth-erwise he would force the matter through

Mr. STEVENS proposed thai the House"swiwait on ana aurren

to tne gentleman Irom Ohio..Mr. Kill, resolutely, "not much.

Laughter, iAir. JUUKau-- i, referring to theconsulU-

tion of members around Mr. Bingham'senquired wnetner tnat preamble hadanhiciently sugar-coate- d to suit the

kl - til WfitTA H.1UI 11.. 1 H..1..1 J J I....u,.wUi.tiii.iiuaiuiMwuiwiug- -penduponthe opinion of the House. I

Mr. iLiDlULMjE, enooorageii Mr. 3ing- - IIn nanuvan ...... , . ,1 I i

1... l tK Itr.,..-.- . : i . C I. .. 17 I ..uib i.uv v.u,i.u.j .iuo ui Ua uuun iby him in principle, (lsughter) and

to not let the House adjourn, but touis way tarougn. Liaugnter. ;

Mr. ALLISON moved that the House adwhich was lost by a vote of 43 to i

ine vote recommitting tne joint resoluCongress was then carried by 70 to 27. .

Mr. BINLiHAM withdrew the motion torecommit, and offered the following aa asuosutute tor tne resolution :

Wherbas, The Slate of Tennessee has, infaith, ratified the amendment to the

Constitution ot the I1 nited States proposedthe XXXIXth Congress of the United

States to the Legislature of theseyeral States, and haa shown otherwise to be

satisfaction of Congress, by a properspirit ol ooedience in tne body ol ner

her return to allegiance to the trovern-men- t,

laws and authority. of the UnitedSlate ; therefore, be it

Resolved, That the State of Tennessee ishereby declared to be restored to her for

proper and practical relation to theUnion, and again entuied lobe represented

Senators and Representatives in Con-

gress, same to be duly elected and ofand upon their taking the oaths ol olnce for

required by the existing laws.Mr. BINGHAM moved the previoas

At 6 o'clock the House adjourned. i

SENATE.

Mr. MORRILL from the Committee onCommerce, reported aioint reaolntion in relation to the pay of collectors of revenue

have tailed to take tbe required eath SO.

office, with amendments as a substitute,follows : for

Resolved, That the Secretary of theTreasury be and is hereby authorized to the

reasonable compensation to persons heemployed- for tbe purpose, and who

been actually engaged in collectingrevenue within the States in insurrection, teenotwithstaDdinethe failure or inability of I

persons to take the oath of office pro I

by Jaw : provided such compensa etc.,shall not be er eater in any case than

provided for by law for officers of postrevenue periurming sucn service; and pro

further, that this act shall not be wasdeemed to authorize . the continuance of tbe

persons in such employment.The resolution was ordered to be printed. teeMr. trr.1 m to introduced a bill to reor-

ganisem

the Navy Department, and to fixpay or its omcers. wbica was reierred men

the ijommme on Pi aval Attain.Mr. MORGAN, from the Committee on

Commerces, reported the bill to fix the com andpensation of certain Collectors of Customs

other purposes with amendments. Itout the provisions relative to salaries joint

compensation ot deputy collectors, aavofficers and surveyors, and inserts a sec

giving such officers in the ports of BosNew York, New Orleans and San Fran- -

$3,500 per annum each. It extendsprovisions of the act of April 2V, 1864,

increasing the compensation of InsfMutors byCustoms to Jnly lit, 1866.. The bill was SHh

ordered to be printed. aaMr. STEWAKT, from the Committee on

Lands, reported the bill granting otright of way to ditch and canal owners tion

public lands in tne estates ot Cantor- -

Oregon and JNevada, with an amend anaas a substitute. It protects such right

way and riguts of priority of possession. seerecoeDised by local customs and tbe de ment,

of courts in these mining districts. mebill was ordered to be printed.

RAMSEY, from the Committee on sfoaPostoffice and Post Road, reported the

bill establishing certain post routesverbal amendments. The bill was

postponed untilMORRILL offered a resolution set

aside Friday, the 20th instant, for theconsideration of bills from the District of tneColumbia, amended so as to order an even

session tor the purpose named, whichadopted. pat

JOHNSON called np the bill for theof the sufferers by tbe late fire

Portland. As originally reported the billthat the President shall authorize of

purchase of provisions, sAc., for the suf-- atpound.

JOHNSON offered a substitute for the snipbill, direction the President of the

States to tender to the Governor of Inin the name of the Govern-of the United Sutea for the relief of (y,

.n tt Kv th. fie. tr. K. n . .1 n .,,-- ti Ir ' 01Ias he may deem advisable.

TRUMBULL opposed the bilL He sionnot know, if authority waa given te on

such a measure, where this kind oflegislation would stop. If theee sufferers

to be relieved by Congress, why notwho have suffered by fire elsewhere?

moved that it be referred to the Finance withCommittee. . ,

; Theretnem.J0HN80N said Mr. Trumbull had voyage.

the Freedmen's Bureau bill, andwould coat not foOO.OOO. but $20,000,. oaThe bill now before the Senate was amour

the first of the kind ever passer! by erSome years ago $20,900 were ap-

propriatedThe

for the relief ef sufferers by a endAlexandria.TRUMBULL said there waa no anal

between the Freedmen's Bureau bi.1the one now nnder consideration.

first waa a bill for the safety of the J.ani the welfare of a whole race. The evening

measure was one of pure charity. teryiewiAVIB said he should feel compelled whoagainst the bill, and he should do so otnects

great reluctance. He could find noin the Constitution to sanction

an appropriation as tbia. '! fornia,FEoSENDEN said that if the billbe referred, he would prefer itsto some other committee than that

Finance.JOHNSON referred to cases in which National

had appropriated money for the citycitizens whose property had been number

by earthquakes. 125.TRUMBULL said the cases were not

fromGRIMES askedwhy not? whoTRUMBULL said that earthquakes 1384

the act of God. policyGRIMES asked if fires were not as Solthe work of God as earthquakes ?

TRUMBULL aaid that fires were not andthe same sense, as much visitations The

God as earthquakes. thoWILSON said that the nation would deniespoorer for the appropriation, and he temptsit would be made.' - - nowFESSENDEN said that from 12,000 hallioo.

16,000 people had been renderedby the fire. He could notoeewby lisuoa

Bad aot aa roach right to appropriateSo the roruaad euiierers aa to appro- - Johnson

priale money for ihe relief of the IrishI pie dorinr a fa mine in Ireland.

Mr. DAVIS aaid that if Mr. Hendersoncould point him to even a seeming authorization by the Constitution, he would voterorn.

Mr. HENDERSON said be found the au-thority in an older work than the Consti-tution. He found it in the book that aaid" He that giveth to the poor lendeth to theAiora.

Mr. BUCKLE W referred to the destruc-tion of Chambersburg. Pa, by the rebels,and aaid that it was a e which nailed forcharity more loudly than aay ether. Con-gress bad done nothing for the relief of theTjeonle of f!h.wirMtrehnr nk. w.M Imm..ari.had kv what ani.ht h .iii th --LJi:.geoce

.and lanlt of the people of the United; . 'otatea.

Mr. SAULSBTJRT sUted reason, whichhe thought ahoeld infloeaee hia vote againstthe bill. He sympathised with the suffer- -eis as much aa anybody couH, but couldaot find in the constitution any authorityur Bucn Eoeaaare. -

Mr. HOWE aaid.'in renlviaar to Mr. TTaa.fderson, that the injunction to give to thepoor which he had quoted did not mean togive other people's money, but their own.He ( Howe I would rather edve fi ft v dollar.ont of hia own pocket than vote for theBill.

Mr. HENDERSON aaid that ha won intake him at hia word. Let him fiftvdollars, and be (Henderson) would vote fortne am

Mr. HOWE aaid thai ka would aaraa totUll. F

The bill then naaaed bp a vote of 22 veaa

The tariff btlL which Teased the Boaaayeaieruay, waa reierred to the P inaaceCotnmittee.

The Senate insisted on its araanrlm.nt totne pension bill, and agreed to the eonfer- -ence committee aaked bv the House.

" motion ol Mr. WILSON, the Senateagreed to tne House amendment to the hillreviving the grade of general. The billnow goes to the fresident.

tnelteuse resolution to adionrnoa theijko task vii anaouncea.

The bill for the equalisation of honntieawas men mane tnespeciai order for to mor-row.

Ur. SHERMAN called ur. av nnanimooaconsent, tne Din to reduce the rate of mter- -

on thetmblie debt, and for fnndine- - thaleauro.-ir. inr.ria ... ...air. vjrbjjur.o onerea tne loilowing

amendment aa an additional section :"That all acta or part. of acts authorising

. 11 rr . 1 L . 1 n. . y

ui oi ui .an tue unitea otates, witn tne anproval of the Secretary et the Treasury, toaaeiguate any national naming aaaoeiationorganized under the laws of the UnitedSlates to become a depository for publicmoneys, be so limited aad const rued here-after as to prohibit the designation of aaybank aa a depository 10 the District oflOlnmbiaorin any city ra which there iaestablished by law an officer of the Treas-urer of the United States known aa

thereof.Mr. SHERMAN hoped this imnortant

biU would not bo burdened with amendments foreign to its subject.

Mr. HENDRICKS inanired what wouldthe effdet of this amendment if it was

adopted.air. UKlMr.5 said it would be to compel

the comptrollers and disbursing officara ofthe government to sue theinstead of the National Banks.

The vote on the amendment of Mr.Grimes waa aa follows : Yeas 43; nays 22.The amendment was disagreed to.

The bill was then read three times andpassed, its title being amended on motion

Mr. Sherman so aa to read : "A billtbe payment of the public debt.'

Leave ef absence was. on motion of Mr.RIDDLE, granted to Mr. Sauls burr for therest oi tne session.

The consideration of the civil annrvmria- -bill waa resumed, and the amendment

the f inaace Committee stricken ont.The appropriation of $40,000 to facilitate

communication between the Atlantic andStates by telegraph waa agreed

'The amendment annronriatine- afto.nna

the printing and oublishine- - o! th. report of medical statistics in tbe bureau of

Provost Marshal General, nnder thedirection of Burgeon J. H. Baxter, wasagreed to.

ine amendment of ths Finance Commitappropriating tlOU.OOO for the purchase

B,to erection of a build. oe at St.Paul, Minn., for a post office, custom house.

waa acreea to.The appropriation for the repair of the

oince and custom honse atPortland, Me, recently injured by fire,

mcreasea from aivtl.eoo as providedHouse bill, to JliU.OoO.

The amendment of the Finance Committo strike out a provision inserted by theuse, repealing so much of a law of March

lb3, aa authorizes Ihe payment of lovalfor slaves enlisted in the army, was

agreed to.The reading of the bill waa concluded

its further consideration postponed

Mr. TRUMBULL offered the followingresolution recognising the guvera-me-

of the State of Tenneieee, which waaordered to be printed

Resolved, By the Senate aad Hoene efRepresentatives, Ac, that the United Stateshereby recognise the government of the

ot lennessee, inaugurated under andthe convention which assembled on theday of January, at the city of Nashville,

the legitimate government of the Staleentitled to guarantees and all other rights

a otate government nnder tne constituol tne L n tcd Slates.

Mr. TRUMBULL I mo-r- e it be printed.i win state mat are nave received in

formation that the State of Tennesnas rati tied tne constitutional amend

and this ia a resolution to recognizegovernment oi tne btate of Tennessee- -,

ine senate then went into Executiveand soon alter adjourned.

General News.

Insured.Sin Frahcisco, July 18. The cargo of

snip nornet waa largely insured in tnePacific Insurance Company, and it ia understood that tbe lossea are being promptly

a in ooin.Wool.

One hundred and thirty-thre- e thousandot ino. 1 American snipping grades

wool has been sold during the past weekprices ranging from 16 to 22 cents per

A large amount of this goes porior Boston.

The Case of Grisard.the ease of manuel Griaard vs Irvia

I,, M nfk. IT R I'ImhA goldjj'. gaTe j.dgement in favordeedeiendant. I

This confirms the government ia potassof the property, known aa Black Point, by

whtca tne lorucauons have been erected.Arrived.

Savasjwah, July IS. The steamer SadSalvador arrived at quarantine yesterday

MH1 recruits for the 7th Regulars.were It) eases of cholera among

aad throe aeatas oeeorrea during teaOne death occurred at Tybee bv,

one or two after the troops had leadedTybee Island. There is no State

the cabin oaaaensrera. but the steamwill be kept at quaraatine for li days. I with,

troops are all eom for table oa shore, I

sickness is subsiding."Cop's" En Route to Washington.Biltibobx, July 19 Hoa. C. L. Val- -

landighan, Uon. J. D. Bright, and Hon. C- madeFaulkner passed through thts eity last and

en route to wasotngtoa tor aa ia- -

with the President. A gentlemantravelled with them saya one of the

ol tne mission is to recommend theappointment of Hen. J. B. Wsllsr, formally I.

of the State of Ohio, now of Cali aadas Secretary of War, in view of theanticipated retirement of secretary

.

A Johnson Convention.

IsjniiHAror.ru, ID., July 19. The Johnson spaceUnion ?) Convention held ia this

was very thutry attended, theol actual delegates not exceeding-

Three Congressional Districts werenrapreaeated. No speakers were invited the

.abroad.' None present only thosesupported Lincoln and jonason in added

and now support Johnson's restorationare allowed to participate. General

Meredith presided. Delegatea to thePhiladelphia Convention were appointed, ceived

a series of resolutions adopted.first expresses ardeat attachment to beea

uuion of Slates under tbeConstiiution,the right of secession, bolda all at--

noil aad void, declare, all StatesStates of thia Union as before ths re-- !

denies the power of the general Kneegovernment t exclude States troaa the

or rovesa it ae a Territory. thatbooond. The confidence ia President roe

undiminished, approves the gem- -

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pyRFiK i.Y I,A4eVK R, .A laa SAVAavoawk4,. Aiewa

AJ1 TALCARI.B n v. r.. "

9 ' - er www . ' -UMlMUmJtM kUJU COM PUT.

jrncxi mo. 4a striRMg tsba year lM taraas) , M

Tw taa sul as ti of a fah dp sea. w. wtn . . .Tt a tha BUS. laeaee. gratiat at- sweat , asoay af ta Wtaartyaad onward. .

"rt wf taMAaaStowaaa i ni:- -,

isvtiaa

? P?!'cy of "fi administration, endorseeleetarettna poiiey aa wise, patriotic,

constitution.!, in harmony with the loyalsentiment of the pedpl in the sappressioaol tbe rebellion, and the platform on whichelected, and with the declared policy of thelate President: , -

Third. Under the Constitution the rightto prescribe qualifications fr electors iareserved te the Skates aad it won! 4 K. .,.k.versive ol theprinciples of our governmenttor Casgraes toforeeauieraal suffrage uponany part of the country in opposition ef thewishes of the .citizens th&rouL

Fourth. Thai id all States entin.rl k.tk.Gjnatitution, to represent, tip a, loyal mem-ber, duly elected be admitted to Congresawithout naaeeessarr delay.--' earn r Ho,,..judgiog the qualiticauo:of aaemeers.

r utn. ef the aatioo.i debt d,

and the obiigatioa never to be repu-diated. No debt whatever incurred to aidtreason or rebellion shall ever be paid,.

6th. That the nation owes a laatinw rl.KAvi gcaituue to toe aosaiera ana sailor, andthe families of fallen heroes should beeared for by Government Endorses thoPresident's determrnatioa to give ofScea tosoldiers.

8evenlh. Delegatea to the PhiladelphiaConvention expected) to onlywith loyal Union men.

From New York.Cholera.

oa. The cholera hamade its appeararrce at Hart's Is(and. Twt,eaaea in Uua city aro reported, and four iaBrecwaya, obo. asoyad atuO. .

Washington News.Postal.Wabbioto, July 19. An arrangementhaa been made with the British Postofficofor tile trahsmissioa of boxes and nacketacontaining sample, of merchandise of nointrinsic vaine in covers open at the ends,and subject to the asttal regulatioaav-h-y theBritish mail nacketa from Panama to .nwether pert in the United States ef Columbia,or to any port in Ecuador, Bolivia, ChlJi orPern, New Tork and Saa Francisco arethe United. States orfieesef dispatch.. -

Special Dispatches.RECEIVED UP TO 3 O'CLOCK, A. M.

Special Dispatches to the Western Press.

[Washington (July 18) Dispatches to the Cincinnati

Rousseau Not YetGeneral Rousseau waa oa the floor of the

House on Wednesday and participated iaits proceedings. It is said that he has hiaresignation written, but it is claimed thatthe Speaker is obliged to execute the orderof the House to "

The Clerk of the Weather Applauded.There haa been aa agreeable change in

the weather. Rain oa tha roof, of tha Cap-

itol elicited the applause of the memheix- -[Washington (July 18) Dispatches to the

Gazette.]

Important to Army Officers.By the act of Congresa, approved the 13th

nat, officers below tbe rank of BrigadierGeneral, who remained in theservrceenthe3d of March, 1863, are entitled to threemonths pay. Ia view of this, the Pay De-

partment recommends omcanhavmgcleimsnnder this law to' send them direct to theDvpartmeat here, thus avoiding claim agentfees.[Chicago (July 18) Dispatches to the Cincinnati

Gazette.]

The following correspondence is publish-ed in Waukegaa, Illinois: :

ILL., June 24.To Hon. Moraci Greeley, Jfeo Tori :

Dbas Sia : .1 would rupectfully ask if itbe true that you have offered to go Jeff.Davis bail for his release' Also, if theabove be true, why you did not try to ob-tain bail for Wirt, keeper of Jeff, Davis'slaughter pen? I ask these questions, notfrom impertinent or idle curiosity, but forthe purpose of obtaining your views on aoimportant a point. In the meantime,

J. WILSON, JR.ANSWER.

Tea, sir ; I would bail Davis, or you, orany other eulprit that the Governmentwould shamefully keep in jail more than ayear, resisting and denying his just and

demand that he be arraigned and triedor let go. Yours truly,

HORACE GREELEYMr. J. Wilson, Jr., Waukegan

EXPORTS.

Naw Yoax. July 1. The World callsattention to the fact that exports from thiaport are again en the increase. Those forlast week were valued at $4t,770,H. Theprincipal items were . 1,000 boahela ofcorn 4eing nearly equal to the entire re-

ceipts, 25,00 barrels of flour, about 35,000hogsheads of tobacco, besides about 1,306other packages and 254,000 pounes of asan- -

ulaetured tobacco, about S00.000 gallons ofpetroleum, and, what is a novelty at thiatime, about 2,000 bales of domestic eettoagoods. The latter go mostly to China. Thiaincrease in the exports is due mainly te thedecline of prices in the face of the steady

market.FROM ALBANY.

Alsakv, N. T., July 19. Everything wasquiet at the aeat of war y bnt thetroop, remain on tne grounds. A forwardmovement will be made to morrow.

COPPERHAED CONVENTION.

Bostox, July 19. The Democratic BtateCommittee met and adopted mea-sures to secure representation ia tha Phila-delphia Convention.

A CONVENTION.

Nxw Yoax, July 19. A convention ofInsurance Presidents, Are , was held to

One hundred and-- fifty officers werepresent The States of New York. Massa-chusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Penn-sylvania, Ohio, Illinois and Virginia wererepresented, embracing a capital ef

to fifty millions. A National Board ofUnderwriters was formed, and rates of insurance advanced II per cent.

PERSONAL.

Governor Raymond haa not woe- - anylaurels as a reporter by his account of theCongressional caucuses, about which those

AN EXPLANATION.

Tbe report that a large number efcoupons have been iasuad surrepti-

tiously, and that they are paid when re--ased, there being no way of deteotiar

them, is mcorrect, aa nas oeen ascertainedinquiry of the proper officers of therepartment. No bonds or coupons have

surreptitiously issued, ine reportprobably grew eut ef the fact that asmocoupons with numbers apparently duplicated, wetoftod earned, but which Braved oamvMUgatioa to ko simply an error ta rrum--soring.,..; . ,rr .... .. y

THE PARIS EXPOSITION.

Washixotos. July 19. The .Secretary ofto-d- sent a eomrrrunieatroTi lo tho

House, enelosiBg a letter from N. at. Backspecial CrtnarAuaaioaar General te taaExposition, in which he says that at a

meeting of the French Scientific Commislbs Imperial Commission aad Foreign

CommiaaioSL, the following suggestions wereby the Engliah Scientific Association,.

approved :

1st. To form a eolleeuon 'ef the weigjitt.measures snd coins of all the nations to beexhibited in the palace of Universal Ex-position of 187.

To organize an IniernatioBalcharged especially with the formationexhibition of theee collections, andthe most etfieacious method of

uniformity. ...;,;In accordance with, these views the

Commission has apportioned tharequisite, aad formed a special pota--

mtitee txranectea witn toe Bcietuinclesion, which is to be charged with tha

subject, - '

Mr. Beskwitbi respectfully recommend,of the United Jjtatesand

Reappointment of a Commissioner to bete tbe Imperial-Commissio- , .

a sutrATca psoa sbowslow.The Secretary af the Senate this p. m. re

a telegram from Goveraor-dated saying. " The battle has

fought sad won. The ConsutuiioriaJAmendment, is carried in the House by 13sgainat 11."'. He adds that two of the

preaent refused to vote. This intelli- -soon spread Among the members of

branches of Congress and evidentlyprerlussd sswch delight. The prospects aro

both H noses will agree totore Teaueaeew w bar former practteai

ralatisas te the Uaiost - 'r