Morning journal (Columbus, Ohio), 1869-07-21

              OHIO STATE JOURNAL. X It 6i f : IM'AIIIUKIKIOTIKCI. MOSXISie EDITIall. mmjl tm uhiMi M inn ...a. im 4a ujoutba ! d da d . 4. da T k o CIsn of load iwa wis, ash., A do du da do da da du I . t . 4 i . . atfcs Oaaaspr .Strata slabs Daliroood br Carriar, pur aasatsu.,... da da da week...... BUSINESS DIRECTORY. - - satftiM Um aiiaaUoaat aur nodose lav ih,toUwiC I lei CalamkM ! Ilvsutra, wlilrk an mbm Mat Tollable nl wtesMtaa) eeuablae.V. aaaiaiatbMcltv.b '' ' i mi ARCHITECTS. T tP. atRIII.II!. I . Annite, Iwliw, .Hoc B. K-euraer ATTOKNEY. H' tKKlTi7NOKi,i-:, i ' -, . : f TUT Boat Hi tttmt. . ATtOBM! ANUCOCHBKLOK.A" .-AW, BR ABES NAMH, j i AXrOHNIYB-AT-LAW. BEEK AND WINE. HRKlur. , Wine and Laser Beef Saloon. Pure Wines, BnndiM UquoneaaatinlklTimnud. JS9S. Hijbst. BQOfci-BINPEBS. T KaVAVOKH ROOK HISIDBH., I i AND HI.ANK-BOOK MAMUfAGTORT, Boons 34, a M North Hih St., bet. Broad t Uay. BOOUSt AND STATION Eli V. lOHLV A' RTIITH, J Stationers, Knvelopes, ran tannine Arnold's A Vrsasb Writing A Copying In as; all kinds raperaswulBawna. BOOTS ANI SHOES. FI'AWXi, , BOOT AND 8HOB BTOHB, No. H9 South Bight corner Town Bt. mii-iihii a- aaiiK i: i-:h. Q Manulacliirera and dealera in all kinds of Boots and Shoes, wo. 163 Houth uign nt. -r si. U Al.lt. cj , Boots and Shoal dally reer-lred, and aold cheap. no. laa norm nifro street. BOOTS iV SHOES ( Wholesale.) aWa-fkaklB.' Ar WII.I.NII.V. J Wholesale Dealera In Hand and Machine made Boot and Bboua. North High Htreet. CANDY jHANUFATOKY. rioi.KnAN a H im u. J Whulenale Candy Manufactory and Bakery, Tuya, roniRn rtuiia. hum, ma. a-tn n. uign wiumniw, VAUUIAUES AND BHC.GIES. T1KTKHII. IIKNNM CO.. I Manuiactur.ra of llarriaires. Aa.. No. lie Town Bt. (near the Market House), llepairinir done promptly. CIUAICS AND TOBACCO. "IITITTE V SMITH, Manutacturera of and wholeaole A retail deafen in Fine Clgara. No. 3 Bouth lligh street. Ti O. IIA4:il, Bonlh High atreet. CiKara all oi my own manufacture. COAL. r-lltTk iiaiaj 1,'ltai, nil.. I Y Wholeaale and Detail dualcra In Coal. 197 North High Bl. MAT. WBAVKlt, Beo'y. ItTLLMtllNA niAHIII.K. W Dealer! in Hocking, flttaburg and Shaft Coal. umce in roet umee entrance. F. NUV KAItl, Dealer in beat Quality of Hookinft Coal. OnW loot of Kloh Bt., weet end. Warehouae, 818 Canal Bt, TIT a llfiiilMNnN. W Wholeaale and Retail dealer In Plttaburg and UoekioK Coal. 201 North High bt. CONFECTIONS dc KESTAVHANT. LI.INHCTIANrl A CO., , Ambua liuHding, dealera in Foreign Fruits, Toys, Ac.; Oysters, Fish aorl Oame of all kinds In season. CUOCKEBV, Ac. Wm. i dliopi, China and Qucensware, Glass A Plated Ware, I .amps and Futures, wholesale A retail. 46 N. High St. DUAIN TILE AND SEWEU PIPE. TAiriDH rATTLItNOK, el Dealer in Hole Drain Tile and Stone Bewer Pipe. Vartl, opposite Union 1'aseenger Depot DH1TOOISTS. TON I, I'll HI ATT, t) Pcople'a Drug Store, ISO BouthHighBt. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours. UltV UOODS. OIBOHN, KKKNIIAW tc CO., successors to 1. D. Oshorn A Co. 14J 8. High Bt f'arpetA.Mattlngs.OiHlloths.HtanleAFancT DrrOood EniUKANT AGENT. (1 II. OAKIPEIf, 7, Gen. Bmlgrsnt Ag'tReal Estate and Intelligence Once, Ag't for Atlantic Steamship Go's 330 N. BlghSt FlUtNITIltE,d ClOHinBIW CABINET CO., Manufaoturera of all kinds of Furniture, Chairs, Ac., wholesale and retail. Ware-rooms, 301 S.BlghSt f sa i it riiiiNfriniR int.. W Mannfneturers of nrst-claas FurnltuM. Wholesale and Betall Warerooma 6, 7 and a Uwynne Block. I iiuicn:it. -ams-'M aiais!ui.:h. tj Furrier; makea, alters and repairs Furs, at 8. X eor. Btate a so nta. woraooDe prumpuy ana weu. OUOCEIilES. , r. WIIELI.KH, V T Wholesale and Retail dealer in Staple Urooeriel choice Family Flour, Ac. No. le North Hight Bt. TDLTKHN nHO., U Wholesale and Hetail Qroeen, Bhlppers o tilel FrulU, Ae, Wholesale for eash at lowesl mot Vegeta- K prices. -r-isaisosLN. mi,!itinM A en.. J) Wholesale and Iletall Grocers. Choice Teal, For- elgn and Domestic Fruits, Ac No. 171 B. High Bt. HA1IDWABE. -r-T- wit 'rasi ir a A lis.. IT.. Dealers In Iron, Nails, Tinners' Stock, Olasa, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Ac. No. 363 South High Bt. HATS, CAPS, ETC. VKKISINANIS MinU'lll. , Manufacturer of Hats, Caps and Furs, and dealer In mraw uoous, umDreiiaa, ac, sie oouvu oign os. INSUUANCE, H' OWt INMIRANUE CO. COH'nTllH'II.O I Inoama A A.aols, a4U7,J I 4 W, a M. BAKKK, SeoreUry LII.1IBEU. HKHNIIIHKH tV A II A IT! H, Lumber MerchaitU, (k-ali-ra in all kinds of Worked Flooting, Lumber, LUi, Ac Cor. tiprtng Water Hts. IfaaMaBaaMawsBsMMawMaMaBwaBBawaaBBB ITI Estill ANT TAILOUS. Jh. rir'Aiii'.iiAi.n, , . MKKCUANT TA1LOK. . No. 67 North High St., 1 doors north of Gay. THE OHIO MIEHCHANT TAII.OIUNI. A CLOTHING CO., lie B. High Ht. Uents' Suits Made ta Order. Heady-made Clothing alwayaoa hand. Jon. iiiiNHEiitiiEiinnii. Msrehaat Tailor and dealer in Heady-made fTloth. nt AUmU' FurnlahlngUooila. I Neil House Building. niLLINEHY. TkA-R". K. lUHI'KH, Millinery and Fancy Goods: Gentlemen's Felt Hat Cleaned and Pressed. Cor. High and Bprlng Bts. T II, WILKIK. 'J: I' j . rMnionaoie aiiuusry, jlttbm inmnisn, saney ooaa, ae. iio aouui uigh St., op. uoooai, jiowe, , WHoi.KHAi.it a liitTT.MrT.t.mTmTmmim ll "th High Ht., I If'ta House llloek. music. w. Ha NKAVK. , TeaehM Cornet. Flute and Trombone, lor Par- lot wee wiva I'tano, o im huuui i mra oi. n H. ItlrAIMIWa X, Rheet Musioand Musleal Instnimmita; (laktring ana auwway ooo a rianua. no. 11 nuuin uign . xii ii Ni:iri;ii A 'o.. tj Knabt FianiM. Nwrdham ft Hiin fhwane and Mrn win., MiiMr.i initnim-nt. II IS K.HUtfm ForUbleand HULlonart HUam Kn-liifi.CuUnil-, Mhlaetf,. WetteadMat'lHund Hilde, VOL, XXXII. rAWN-BKOKEH. JWUN tuHxtlt.t , No. aVut Town ot At. l-la natcUoU and Nilwr WatrhM. A?. Ktnrwt aprny nbwrrvl. FICT'lJItES. TT15IDKR MUM ME, VV l butraphera.dederamPietarea,lrraIAae Pramca. Btudw A aaVatuuaa, ground auor, 4 P.O. Arcade P. RIOKRINa , o, PUOfOUKAPUKIW, - g BuuU Sua Ktirat. uiiiNWin.n, PUOToUUAPHKK, No. le Koat Uruad BlroeV Jm. ELLIOTT, , l'boUr.pli farlurain Juhaaoa Building, No. le aoalkHighatreet. PLUitlBEHS & BELL HANCiEKS. Cfl HALLaY 84IN, X J Dealera la Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead.Batha and Water Uoaeta and Weak Bowie. No. 5 South Third Bl. REAL ESTATE. TOAHLY A JOHNNON. Hi BBALABXATJI AOENTS, Poatafoee Areade. SAWS. OIII.LH ft LAOTIAN, AUnufaeturera of all aiaee ami every deecriptiun of Bawa, S. 2. comer Bpiing and Water atreeta. SOAP, CANDLES, Ac. T"Hoi ,iTr ; VV . Manufacturer and dealer in Bean and Candtee, Hidea and Tallow. Weatol Broadway Bridge. TAILOU1NO AKEPAIKINO. rilLIIIS LAI I'LIHIACII. .) Tailor, room No. I Naugbton Building. Clothea made, repairt d and altered in a aatiafaotury manoer. Hcnhv itui: I lumi rj:, TA1I.01I, CLEAN UK AND BKPA1KKB, No. 136 South High, op. tioodale Houae, up atetra. WATCHES AND JEWELHV. Rll. DUNHAK O., . Dealers in Watchel, ;locks, Plated Ware, JeW' elry and Spectacles. No. 11 Bast Town Street. T7 A. A- I.. IKI I I. P . Wholeaale and Uetail dealers m Watchei. Clooks and Jewelry. No. 71 Boutu uign ttt. WINES Ui vr,Mii:n, i , ko. 245 South Hiah Bt.. bna !the choicest Winea red and wbite. Hecommended by all physioiana. Y AN H E I ; Hi OT I O N S ( W ho len l. 1 TAKHIN. Nl;i l it A NIXOIV. rl Wholesale dealers in Foreign k American Fanct (loodsA Yankee Notions. 101, 103, 107 A lull B. Town Ht. GROCERIES. GEO. M'DONALD &. CO. 100 South HiKh Sireia. Ki;i:F 4JONMTAIKTLV ON II A "VII A full line of o.itefully selected FAMILY CiltOCKItlU We would call autjcial attention to out brand ut LOGAN MILLS WlllO-E WUMAT FliOUIt, Hade from genuine White Hill Wheat, not excelled bf any brand in Ohio. We also keep a supply of t'rcsli augl7 Jtaw tf Crnckeil Wheat. LO. IIIr.UONALO A CO. BOOK BINDERY. SIEBERT & LILLEY, Blank Book Manufacturers. Priii tern, Binders, AND LKQAL BLANK l'UULMMRS. Special attcntlm paid to manufftotiirln Hriit-clarw tl.AIMK IIOOKN. of evurv di'whntiim, with oi wilhinitprinU'dlieaninK-, for rOUNl'Y OFKU'KKH, AIK1U;UAINTH, AlAMJrAU l UllCUH, jUAiNJVl. HA1LH0AU CUM VAN 1KB, 0. r Full nets of Booka made on short notice, war- rantud to give perfect sat uf action. OPERA HOUSE BUILDIN", orlJgeoQly COLUMIIUW.II, COMMISSION HOUSES. wm. bion iri)i v, FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT, DIAUR 1H Oruiii of fill liinds. t'LOIJR, WIIISKV, Ac. rThe Highest Prloee Paid stall tlmeafoi Oora Wheat, ttya, tsariey, ew., en. OFFICE: Naar Waal End of National Koaa Hrldgi COLIIITIHIIN, OHIO. mayll eodSm-3, ' SEWING MACHINES. Old tools at any price are dear When new and improved onei appear. r .. -j inflpnnvriff kwT nVF.R AU, J other Family Hewing Machinef , and we claim that if will fin iNitn rtvnvH al work with laa trouble and adjustment of needle, thread and tension, and la leu Untile to get out of order, more simple in management, and easier wmprehenilea than any tewing machine in the market, notwithstanding the many miureprren tatlnna mailii hv our tmiout COmnetitOTfl Who sell infe rior machines. If they had the ttt, it would not be necesasary to run down the Florence. The fact is the Florence o baa so many improvement ana advantages, over the machines represented by our neighbors, that they are obliged to resort to misrepresentation, which bonld be beneath the dignity of an honorable oompe itor. If an agent ol other machines call on you and run down our machines, make a note of his remarks and call at our salerooms, and we will satisfy you that what they say avainst our machines not true, but raise in every pari.cu.ar, ana our macniarnwi" atuuim us in an we ciaim lor it, W.B. BUUWN, Agent, 21 Est Htate Ht , (Tolnmhnn. ,nlv7 QltwRm-Wn T H 1 WELDEN SPRING WATER, lAltornllvoCtietlybcntu.l NT, AMIANH, VT. T P1IHIFIBS TUB BLOOD. AND 0U11ES CA- TAHIIU, Kidney Complaints, and all diseases of the sealp and akin. aw Ask to sea rampmet, of B. K. HAJIVKI., Agent, myll qeodlm No. 75 South High St., Columbus, O. "W O O Ij ! 1. 1. BRAnrilHD I'lIAH. T, PI1R0I Ei S. BRADFORD & CO.. Wool Commission Morchants. l'ltovili;m,:L it, UNHIUNM ENTH HOLIUITKU.-rAHll AUVAN- J v.tM made wnin reauirea. iniormatiun in re gard to terms, oondiiionnt Oiti marki-U, o,, 4o., fur- niSliea Pn appurnu-tm, VJ miver, iw n. v,, ninuu, , O.liOckHoi lo.o.Colitmbut. Ohio. Hacks furnii-hed on application jeB gmo Teiitnl .Notice. HvTltTKK IH HKUKI1Y (UVKM THAT 1 ll Lto4n"lr thiiuaeof Huhlter In ditritiitry, hrld by hr. K M. Wright, uf Columbus, Uhm, Is hereby UtMiknl ami tlevitin'd Hull and mul. A'l iwn A'l Pnona are lun'hy enutloiKit agklnt ptinha"li.g HuliVv Dental VUUn of until WriitM, tir of any pMrtles not Licensed by tliis !imtany( aa by mi doing thry render thomiolrea iiuaur liable to iiniieriiiion mi mirii)Rinvnb a reward Will be paid for Information that will lead to the conviction ui any parties oi uniawimuaeoi our raienia, ' IllsJt A tl II A(lM Trees. Goodyear UeiiUl Vulcanite Co. Jun.8 y1UWW-Mi OT! AT Mora Vnliinblnilinnl-olil. For OLLn 1 """hurllfliiUra u'lul two a-wnt stain AUUDHTK DlM'lrt, Una V ( inniiinatt, U. IIHTTIII, 1H1MJ VOI1 U ANTl -If .liiKlt-vnu Blsiiulii have it. It tn air It it mo. tnutf haw li. aallr cleanaert. i aata aniutha hf cartful tme. By mail, aMiiroly vnnliMml. II paitl- ular in fT-Tiurf K and mb. (fend $! Us PAnE.lt, No. i Amltr Ht., New York. ( jyFjlENCE'W XSEWING MftCHINE. COLUMBUS DRY cooon. LAWNS! LAV1NS1LAW1VS! tirrnadines ! Grenadines'! Grenadines!!! Oilier fliin (ioods KOK TI1S HOT WEATHER, GREAT ASSORTMENT I AT LOW PRICES, a. r. wmnrn & (o.vs, No.'i 0 'J3-J Soulli HiKll St. Till IX 'i O ODN! WARM WEATHER, wm. . wm & (o.'s, 33 and 35 Norlh High StrvH, COi,lIMltUH. O. 8-4 Black Grenadine; 8-5 White do 8-4 Black Tamatiue; 8-4 White do 8-4 Black Berage; 8-4 White do 3-4 Black and White, Plain aud FaHcj hrenadines. Organdies, Lawns ana l'oicaln; rllrlpcil and Chont (lords for Halts; Fiquas, mors of that sam, cheip lot. Likw l'ointtn; Iwiiiiui loint u; Grcuiullno hIiuwIh; Pnltloy 'liiiwlr; WlCtlllUli rSllllwlss. Parasols fur everybody. HarKsfns In l.aeii Cnrtaina. Boi-n-ir White mill in J Unci for Ucnta' Wear. Carpets, Oil Cloths, Matting, Hn"i Window fhadu, Ao. More of them, and choper th in over, all at one price to everybody t WM. Q. DUNN &.CO. apr.3 utf ILOMM OUT SAI-E OK- SPRINGS. SUMMER DRESS GOODS AT Jicduocd Jriccs, Commencing Monday, Juno 14th, 50 PieCeS FrOllCh PerCalCS 25C. 25 " " Lawns 20c. All our Frenoh Jaconets and Organdies at Reduced Prices, DRESS G00D3 AT 25, 27, 30. U AND S 4 BLACK IKON GEKNAD1NK. 8-4 White Crape Maretz L'l.l .1 A VI A A.,. oiripvu biiu rigurru uiuunuiucn. A Lot of White Piquet at 60o worth 76o, Llama Lace Points. Kenyon Jt Wiggln, No. 6 Ni'll llnnni Hlock. dsell osod, OHIO; WEDNESDAY WARNING AGAINST COUNTERFEITERS! The l'ublic Is hereby cautioned agalust purohasliiR or having anything to ilo with a worthless mixture, reppucnted ty Its unrirln-cilUd nmniiriictuivr, (who resMos in Clrele-villf, Ohio,) to be the bona fide 31 isliler's llirrli Bitters. In making this rtpreseii-tati.,111 he is Kiiiity of a deliberate falsehood, it islilor's Herb Bitters Is manufactured only by the underslgneil, who are the sole successors of Dr. Beujamln iMisliler, and any other iwrson or persons, who manufacture tuy ireparatiou and offer It to the public as MiKlilnr's Herb Bitters or represent, tirectly or Indirectly, that it is made accord- ins to "the original Mlshler Mvipt," are swindlers and imiioiTs, All dealers are also, hereby notlfled that, under recent decis ions of the. Courts, they may, and will be prosecuted, If thry offer for sale any counter felt or Imitation of our Hitlers. It Is Impossible lor this or any other party to manufacture the counterpart of iTIisli lei's Hi'i'l, Bitters. Ho claims to have purchased " the miKlnal receipt " for maklns our Hitters, from one Patton, who once had a trivial interest in our sales, but we respect fully submit lo the public that this man Pulton daes not know the iiiL-redieiils in- use lethod of preparing our Hitters, lie deceive I the person who bought his receipt (?) anil IU.it person now seeks to impose upon the credulity of the masses, notivitlislaiidiug he has been roiivhli'l'd that his so called "receipt " Is worthless. All that this man Putton knows about making our Hitters, Is known lu every employee lu our labaralory, vu: the two articles used lor HavoiliiK pur poses, which are unimportant. We use no less than twenty-two diflercnt limredieuts two of which are imported for us di rectly from France. The relative pro portions wu use of all thesu Ingredients, and our method of clriietin ami c om liiniiitf their inedicinul virtues, la a secret now known to only three living indi viiliiuls, and they are connected with our house, .Mr. I'atton Is not connected with us. We submit, therefore, that the nostrum manufactured by the party In question, docs not possess any medicinal virtue ; that It Is only a common bar-drink ; that it is made to sell not lo cure and that in repre sent lim it to be our 0 rent Household Reme dy, the manufacturer Is guilty of a gross Iniiiil mul is unworthy of the public eoiiliili'iice. I.Ike every other article of value, M1S1I- liKliS UlClill HIT TEliS Is ashiuimr mark for eoiinlei-li iiei's, an I wc are determined to protect ourselves against this species of scouiulrclisui. It may prove itself cunnln; but It will Und Unit we are actluc and vigi lant In defending our rights. Wc cauuot per fectly protect the public aijalust imitations of our Bitters, but the public can protect them selves to a great extent If they will observe the following rules, viz 1st. Do not purchase any article represent cd lo bo .MISUSER'S HEltU UITTEU8, which Is not mttlteiuiaited by the marks euu mcratcd in the paragraph below, headed diutionl 2nd. Buy only of those dealers whose standing in the community Is a guarantee of their integrity, 3rd, Have nothing to do with any article purporting to be MISHLKH'S 1IKK11 BIT TEUS, which is offered for sale by the barrel or gallon. The genuine article Is sold only in botllet. CAUTION ! Wo beg to state for the information of all respectable persons, that wo aro the sole proprietors of M1SII LEU'S 11EKU 1UTTEH3, which Is put up only In square glim bottles with a graduated measuru of doses, blowu on the rear panel; the words " )h. 8. B. Hahtman & Co. one side panel, and the words " Misiii.kii'b 11 nun Bittkiis " on the other side panel. A neat white lablc Is placed on the front panel Over the cork and extending down the sides of the neck of each bottle, Is Our Omn Internal ltevenue Stamp, with a portrait of Dr. Benjamin Hlshler, directly lu the centre. Every bottle Is wrapped In a largo Circular, and Is again enclosed In a yeilme outtide wrap jut, on the frontof which Is our Trade Mark (the samo as the one at Hie head of Ihis advertisement!, and also lliu words "M18II LEinj UE1iU bitteiw." on um sides or his wrapper aro tlio words " Z' Ureal House hold Kenedy." If the article that Is offered I or sale docs not answer lu eeery particular to the foregoing description, it Is not genuine aud any Information accorded lo us of sucl helug lu tho market, will be received us a I marked favor. N. U. Beware ul relllled hsttles. Hee that the stamp over tho cork has not uecu tam pered with. PR. S. B. HARTMAN k C( l.iiiK'iiNt.-r. I'll. W Bold by 8. K. Hamuki.& Co., of Co- lumhus, O., and other resK'ctable drugiilsls. Missus, 8. E. Samuel & Co. have Jus bought a large lot of M Isliler's Herb Betters direct from Lancaster, Pa., and respectfully tuvltes all country dealers, druggists, and others who desire lo purchase the genuine article, In rail and buy of iheni, as I hey have I bought In Isige qusiillllis, sad are able to sell at less Hum manulsclui'i'i's prices by I lie single case. luul. ojlin J QUE JULY 21. TELEGRAPH IC REPORTED FOR THE JOURNAL j - HKWYOHK. 1 Nk Y.ihh, July 20. Herald I'uuuidauud SHit:Hlutioua. The New York Herald sas that Col. Whit tlesey aud a iiumls-r i.t Virginia lidicals are in Wasbingtou gHling ni documents to prove that the election in Virginia was carried by fraud. Attld.iviis are being prepared aud will be placed iK-foru the reconstruction committee at the meeting of Congress. It is hoped by this to have the election ml aside, or else have an investigation held and thusdelay the admission of the State. The conservative negroes in Washington an1 raising a 8uliscrlliou to defray the expenses of Indicting Cochran a radinl negro, for mobbing them and inching to riot at the recent, flection In that city. Hen Wade Is In. Washington, and he highly lauds Secretary Bout well's policy and Is sore over the result uf the Virginia election. He thinks we ought to enter a wedge fur the seperatlon of Cuba from the Spanish rule, and says he will prob ably stump Ohio for Governor Hayes. Arrival ol Slenmeni. The steamers llalsatia from Hamburg, Fulton from Copenhagen, and Idaho and City of London frouuldvcrpool, have arrived. ItUirrlafe ' l'oitllt. Count Eugene" de St. Clair, third Itaron di Orey of France, was married at the Jefferson Market I'oiice t.ourt, yesterday, to Mls Fanny Allmthcr, of Houston. After t ie ceremony was over tiie Count fled in dismay from his blushing bride, who did not trouble herself much about him. l-lMciiiie of (.'iiIuiiim in 4;nrdincr'N litiind. Some forty of the Cuban expeditionists, who were not captured by the marines last Thursday ami Friday, have since made theii escape from Cardluer's Island to Hie main land. A force of marines and a tug were sent by Marshal Barlow on Saturday to capture tliem, bill they arrived too late. Those already captured arc still in Fort, Lafayette. (;rtitrgn t'enlinily. Ueorge Pi alioily, Ksi , arrived in thecily yesterday morning, lioui Newport, H. 1 , and will leave lo day for White Sulphur Springs, Virginia. A part of his tlino yesterday was pent in selecting nut the various seem ilii s composing the if 1,0(111,111111 donation re eiitly promised by bun to the Trustees of Hie Southern Educational Fund, consisting iost!y of State and railroad citpou bonds, lie package, when made up, lllled a tin box of the Si.e of a -mall traveling trunk, and u carriage was called iulo requisition to carry it to its destination. The Itebul Colony In llrnzll The loriv-aix I'ersous who arrived on the United States frigate (Juerriere yesterday, rom mo Janeiro, are a portion oi a colony of Southerners and rebel sympathizers who went to liru.u to establish a Southern colony. They are thoroughly disgusted and arc in a very Impoverished comlitlon. Charlta bio persons will pay their passages to their home. Ill hers still remain behind and will come home us soon as they can get free passage. Cuptureof Cuban tilllniiMtcra. The Telegram reports that Marshall Bar low, with a large force of marines, made a raid on a Cuban rendezvous ut Hobokeu last night, uud captured 48 of the tllilbusters and sent them to Fort Lafayette. He then telegraphed the fact to the Spanish Minister and f resident Urant. Itlnlliiy. A mutiny broke out ou board the great Iron ship Victoria. The marines comniaiueil of bad treatment anil consequently raised a great storm; but tlio complaining party hap pening to ou a weaK oue, the ring leaders were accordingly confessed and soon after shut. Accident tn 1'rof. .florae. Frof.Morse, the distinguished telegrapher. sustained a compound fraction of a leg by a iau aims residence near iotigiiKuepslc, sn-urday evening. Tlio HiirvHrdC'rew at (lueeUHlowu A special dispatch from Oueens'own an nounces the arrival nf the Ilarvanl crew In the City of Paris, after a pleasant passage. They are all well. The OMIulioiicy-ll.-liiioiit Null. The suit of Col. John O'Mahouey ugalust August Belmont ami others, for tlio possession of twenty thousand dollars In gold belonging to the Fenian organization, came up again to-day In the Supremo Court, special term, ucloiu jmigu AlcUunii. Tlio Court Dually made an order directing the payment of the money to Thomas J. Parr, who had been appointed receiver, and n check was drawn for the amount. Further proceed ings were adjourned to the Will Inst, Pleat) Guilty. Emauuel Knight and Messrs. Watts & Maer, Indicted for nsury, plead guilty to day before Judge Conluzo. Ship Hnrned atSen Silly l.ivcx supposed to bo l.oat. Mall advices from England glvo details of tlio loss or the British ship III no Jacket, burned at sea In March last, while on her way from New Zealand to England. Out of UD persons on hoard only eight urn known to be saved. No'iigerlewl Concert al KaclicNtcr. UocimsTF.il, July 20. The Orand Concert of the Siengerfest at tlio Kink last night was attended by H.UWl persons, and It was a great success. The orchestra was composed of fifty Instruments and the choir of 200 voices. To-day a grand picnic is held at Maple drove. The Mayor's reception this morning was a lino affair. Midsummer Nights' Festival will be held tonight at Bartholomew Uanlen. WASHINGTON. WAsniNoTON, July 20. .Murder Trial. The trial of Minnie A. Uaues, colored, for the murder of James C. Ingle, a white man ami a watchmau in tho Interior Department, In March last terminated to-day. According to her own story she had been on terms of Improper lutlinacy with the deceased, with the prospect of becoming a mot her. She had threatened to kill Ingle and a lady whom he had Invited to go the inauguration reception. Mlunlo was subsequently Interrogated by htm, when she repealed tlio threat. Where-upon he drew a pistol and placed It to her head, but could not discharge It. t ho accused nan asked mm lor money in view of an anticipated offspring, when ho re pulsed her. A snort lime ulicr litis scene sir- tuok advantage of his lying on a lounge at a boarding House lu wnicli she was a servant, and killed him with an nxc or hatchet. Counsel for defense setup the ple.l ol lu sanity, mul numerous wit n, sses were exam ined. At this isilul Hie hither oi me prisoner showed that from tho time of his great grand parents to the present period insanity has been the ruling allllclion ol the laiuiiy. The jury alter an absence of two minutes returned with a verdict ol "not guilty." six uf the Jurors woro white und tho oiher six colored. This Is the II rut murder trial in the District of Columbia In which the latter race have served as Jurors, CALIFOlt N1A. San Fiiani ii:, .luly'JI Superintendent l i. I'. It. II. Ili'diicllmi of rnru. Col. C. O. Hammond, npHiliileil General HUlieriiitciideiil ol tlio Union 1' eltlc it. II lias accepted tho ioslton on condition Hint tho uiileiences with tile Jcntrai t'aciiiu 11 It. be compromised so as to admit of good ser vice lo the public anil lair rates. The Companies have agreed to carry fruit to new 1 oik at o cents per pound, given backs; also to arrange for emigrant trains, nt fare, mini Mew Yolk, of foil, and Irom Uil cago, IH. A nuinlK'i of leading citizens liafooruaiilr. ed a society for lliu protection of Chinese I rom uiiusu ny lawless wniio men ami uoys. KANSAS. Lkavknwoiitii, July 20. TrocK l.nylna Tha New HrldRa. Track laying ou lliu Leaven worth, Alchi sou and Northwestern Kailroad was cum mi need to day, aud will he completed wilhlll Unci' wis Rs. The work on Hie new bridge across lie Mlssouil al, lids point was commenced l day by John Met aitliy, who lues the null 1 si for bulldliiK the eastern approach. N A L. NO. 171. FOREIGN' NEWS. Br Atlantic- CatOa.l KMI.I.aMa. .Arrival el lh tlnrvant Crew. J London, July J. 1 he steamer City uf Paris, whose arrival was announced yesterday, brought as passengers the Harvard University crew, who ire to row an international match with the Oxford men. They reached this city to-day in excellent condition and will Immediately go luto training for their work. The .list ol the present month has been agreed U as tin- day for the match. Tan Time a on ihejri.h (hurt-u Hill. The Times to-dav In an article on the Irish Church Hill urges that the motives which have hitherto inspired the House of Lords to secure the utmost for their friends in Ireland, nnrst inlluencc them to adopt the present bill ratner titan exchange for terms inevitably Worse. SI'AI. M.iuitiu, July 30. Ueii. Lersundi, formerly Captain-General of Cuba, has received overtures from parti sans oi tueen Isabella, but relu-es to espouse their cause. The threatening altitude of the Cnrllst party causes much uneasiness. MISSOURI. Sr. Lotus, July J0 'miMipiii Valley Commercial Convention.The following committee of ten has been appointed by Chauiiccy J. Filley, in pnrsii- aiicc of the resolution of the New Orleans Commercial Convention, of which Mr. Filley was President, to arrange for the holding of a Mississippi Valley Commercial Conven tion upon the npp'-r Mississippi In August or September: II. Sanders. Davenport; James Itenwick, .Mayor of Davenport; John L. Davis, Davenport; James Bul'ord, Mayor ol Hock Island; . F. Bower. Keokuk: Andrew J. Wilkinson, Mayor of Keokuk: Win. Pat terson, Ki-oknk; A. Cliumbcrs. Muscatine: Win. Vandever, Dubuque; C. S. Hinonr, La- cros-ie. 1 he committee comprises well known and representative men. They will announce the point nt, which and Hie time when the Convention will be held. The IVciitlir-r, The Weather has been Warm to-day, but not so extremely hot as it has been for a week past. The mercury stood W at 8 A. M ; 8'J at niion, and Kb' at if P. M. A sliirht shower this alternoon, with Indications of more rain to-niglil. . Tho l.atu ItfliliNlraiiliigeH. A Quiiicy, Illinois, dispatch savs the late rains have so damaged the Hannibal and St Joseph Kailroad, between Hanaibalaud Pal myra, that trains havu ceased runnlug between those places at present. Between this place and Palmyra a large part of the coun try Is inundated, and railroad trains run with difficulty. The Toledo, Wabash and West-eru Kailroad is much damaged, aud no trains leitnero tins morning aud no trains arrived from Friday night to Sunday night. Over tnirty leet ol tne unicago, liurlington and Quincy Kailroad bed wus carried away, near Augusta,. Saturday night. The passenger train narrowly escaped ruuulug luto the break, where the water poured through like a river. . Large quantities of wheat in shock have been carried away by high creeks. In Adams county, South Hannibal is Inundated. and over 00,000 feet of lumber have been washed away. The ArleHiuu Well. The County Court yesterday ordered the stopping of work on the Artcsinn Well at the new Iusano Asylum here. The well has ached the depth of nearly thlrly-nine hun dred feet, but the Court have concluded that there were no prospects of procuring the kind and quality of water desired. The' well will propably be plugg-d at the depth of about twelve hundred feet, about which polut It Is thought that with the aid of a force pump sulllcient pure water can lie obtained for tile use ol the Asylum, Now Iron Furnaces ul Ciirondolel. The new Iron furnace at Carondolet. be- loiiuiu!; til the Klntrsllnir Iron Work., wan started yesterday in presence ol ?uite a num.- oer of clli.i us interested 111 the enterprise. The secoud furnace belonging to these works win ne lighten in aiiouia week. When these two furnaces are in successful operation, the company design erecting two others of much larger capacity. I liey will also build a larger rolling mill, ami carry on the manufacture of Iron ou a very extensive scale. Oround was also broken for the erection of two llrst class furnaces by tho St. Louis Iron Company, of which James Cordon, recently of Pittsburg, is President. Till! WEST St. Louis, July 20 Tho Ituilwuy l:xcnrNloii I'arty. A Denver dispatch says : The I'aclllc Hall road Company excursion party returned from Central City and tho gold und silver mines, and It'll lasi evening lor Ulicyenne. Democratic Convention at Knntu fr'o. A Santa Fo dispatch says: The Democrat Ic Convention, alter a stormy session of two lays, nominated Kescnte Homero for delegate -o tiongress. Kivimllo ill lleel Coiilrui-I for IlidiniiN. A Leavenworth dispatch says: The liven ing Call of last Saturday has an article In which It Is slated tin: old Indian King has tritnslerred operations irom the Indian Bu reau lo the military. It claims that at the recent letting, at tho district headquarters at Chicago, of a contract to supply the Indians of Dacotnb with uocl, Mr. teuton, tlio part ner of ex-Ooveruor Carney, was awarded the tho contract hi f t 4-, when, us the uall claims, Mr. Matthew Kvan.of this city, had a bid In at f 3 75, and I). 11. Mitchell at f !) 211 per hundred pounds, lliu uall also claims that Mr. Kvan, as an Inducement not'to take. the contract at f 2 70, was taken In as pan- or by Carney, aud 1). 11. .Mitchell it Co., were paid f ,uou to secure tno same object. Fcnton, Carney's partuer, of course, got the contract. Hie arlic.lo excites considerable comment. CANADA. (JjiiKitKU, July 20. Arrival of Mr Francis Hlncka. Sir Francis Illncks arrived hero by the Nosterlon, and will remain In Canada for two mouths. Mayor lien nested to Iteslgn. Tlio Mavor has been called UIKin by a citl- ens' vlgllanco coininltuc und requested lo resign, but he refuses. ' Iteelproelly Treaty. It Is reported from Ottawa that further negotiation on the subject of reciprocity will lieuiH iied lu Washington in ncpicmoer. . Accident an Hiili'im t anal. All accident occurred on the Uideau Canal bv which two I ves were lost ami six gates carried away, rue oisasier win cause oeiay more than a mouth lor P'pairs. 11 was caus ed by some barges breakiug away, and owing lo the great fall, carrying cveryuniig neiori them. MASSACHUSETTS. HnsiiiN, July 20. Call lor 11 Kulloiinl l oiign-. of lllu.leiil SiH-lelleu. Mr R. Tiirkcc. Who did great service I the Peace Jubilee, lias issued a card 10 all tin, musical societies In lliu United Stales, asking them lo send delegates to a congress to Ihj held at uosioii, 011 niu ti oi cpiciii Iwr, the obloctorwinc.il will be lo ellect national orgaulcatlon. niriu Trmperniico Convonlloii. Tlio Statu Prohibitory Liquor Lrw Coin mlllee mel lo day, ami, after a freu cxpre aloli ol opinion, volcd iiuanliiiously to hold a IMeuale Slale Tciuicrunco Convention I Ihlseliv, ou li"' 17th of August next. The ,.lil, .1 ul tho Convention will Ihj to decbl upon the Hillcy lo Isi adopted lu the fall campaign. SOUTH AMUKICA. Nkw Yoiia, July 20. Cornraoondoure with l.onea. Klo Janeiro dates of June 2!ld statu that corn siHiiiilcncc, of mimr Interest Ims Ihh'h u, lint 011 iH'lwecu Loner, and the Couiet Den, I which the loriiierdeiniiiid'i thai the allies pm tllhll the Use ill Hie I'ril lii;ll'iy III lllgliytll native ballallnns III Ibe ill I I'd iiimv Dc had advanced Willi his army In Piiuuau aisuil seven miles linm Lope.' headquarters, Mates of AdvertlsluaT. DAIt.T Os sqaan, sara ramrtua n Spei-lal or Buatavs. liolicva, per squar. w-l lasrrtiua l 35 1.'1 Kuiices, per In-, t-h insartsaa, S WKKK1.Y -ilw square, Sntt iruertma I Kara adtlltaiaal uwertlutt Irfx-al or tiUHiaMMS Mot, pur lias, aaahlnaetthm IS AJwrtswaunU of two liuea, suitable tor Want col-usaa, will be inserted lor fc-. Jemtn eaeb iasertiua, until lurther aotkw. YaKitf-bt lines or less SAake aaquare. Atlnfrrti meatf. tir loairer litne inserted at our reaa 'arcaal rate, u lncli wul be luraiMbeu ua apruH-atiua. MabVabd. i BAT.TIM0KK, July 20. Arm. and Ammunition for Cuba. Keceutly a liark lea here with 24,000 slaw! of arms and 170.000 nouu.L. of ammuniti.111 for Cuba. She got off without trouble, professing to be loaded- with hay, and reached her termination succe.-isfUlly. it is uuder-stood that another vaaaal is likcW lu sail fur the same oiut siuillarly freighted. CUBA. . Nbw Yokk, July 20. Iloalilillea Kuded. Private letters from well Informed sources iu Cuba reiterate the statement that hostilities are practically at an end for the present, "wiug to tne prevalence ol cholera and yellow fever Quoor Case A Lanosstar Man Hakos an ixplanatioD. Editors Journal Now that the recent reat excitement over tho late Jail deliveries has somewhat abated, ami cards from Deputy Sheriffs Hull and Williams, Mrs. Ueade, Ex-Mayor Bull, Mr. Earhart, the County Commissioners, Commissioner Lisle, "inadvertencies," County Commissioners minus one, lilobbs, Kombo, A Tax-payer, 4 Co., have ceased to bo part of the current litera ture of the morning dailies, I hope you will permit me lo give you a case wherein officials can noi be blamed for being derelict In duty or not having a due regard for the' interests of tho commonwealth. Whatever some of our county officials may have done, whether the escape of tho eleveu prisoneisln June was a "put-up" job for which a pecuniary consideration of f 1,000 was paid to Hie Jailors, 1 r not; whether tho ru-escapo of Heade ami Mt-i'hersou was accomplished the night of the lOih of July by an additional bribe or not, will be matter for investigation hercalter; but there Is oue undeniable, incontrovertible fact, that stands out in radiant colors, brighter tliau the noonday sun, snd that Is, thai a moro efficient police force no city can boast or one more watchful ol the city's interests. But on this force Is oue whose gentlemanly deportment, coriect moral habits, strict integrity, analytical iniiiil, personal bravery anil extraordinary shrewdness and judgment must commend liim to Hie cutiro civilized world as the ne plus ultra of all that is ' great, grand and glorious" iu police ethics. But to my tule: Two weeks ago a young mechaulc came to Columbus fur the purpose of getting work at his business. Ou Friday inoruiug, havlug obtained work, ho commenced labor, aud from that tiino ou worked every day, besides puttlug iu three whole nights arfru, until arrested by policeman McEwen, at 10 o'clock at ulght, last Monday, soarched.taken to Iho calaboose and put iu tho same cell with roaches, lico aud bed-bugs, where sleep was Impossible. He was taken before tho Mayor at 0 o'clock iu the morning, where tho charge was made by "Bossy," that thcyoung niau had lu some way been connected with the jail- deliveries, as he was from Lancaster and so was Abe Ueade I But that was too frivolous ho entertained by tho Mayor, and thou comes the accusation that ho associated with uoue but gunblers and .thieves; but ''Boss" could point to no case whore the prisoner bad ever been seen with anybody who were not meehamcs or tailoring men, and but ouo time that he had ever been lu a gambling room. Then came the complaint that this young man was a common loafer, loiterer, vagrant hud no visible means of support, and was detrimental to tlio best Interests of commu- lty and peaco aud dignity of the city. The Mayor luquircd of the prisoner "What havo you to say to the last ?" Prisoner That there is not oue word ol truth iu any of It, and that I cuu prove by rec foremen that 1 have not been on the street one day since 1 have been in town- hat when not at work I have been to bed bv half past ten every night, aud that I am seven illars In advance for board. Mayor Policeman McEwen's word will have to be taken; 1 don't think the charges are sustained, lint I will lino you light-one lollar. Wc look with very suspicious eyes ou people from Lancaster. Prisoner I think the Ewings, Tall. inadges, Hunters, Brasecs, Shermans and Van Trumps will compare favorably with any men in this city; but as 1 have no money, join win nave 10 wan. tin 1 get it. Mayor rake him over, aud the nrisoner with proper escort went "over," and there he was. "Millions for defense," etc., and he thought ni staying mere and breaking stone until doomsday, when buzz camo a bounc- ng big cockroach nt Ills head; he slew him another lying in ambush on tho coal bucket. Alter carefully brushing tho rude bench and lying down lo gather his thoughts and nerve himself for a prolonged siege, the m ill V gaiuercn in lorce and bo was attacked on every side, the cockroaches let loose ou bis lace, the lice attacked 011 the left, and a raking lire from the bed-lings In the tree tops and on tho right, caused a capitulation, and the prisoner drew up papers addressed to T. W. lallmadgo toAako him out. Mr. Tall- niadge, notwithstanding tho fact that ho was bom In Lancaster, drovo boldly down to the Mayor and hail thu prisoner released, who returned 10 his work next day. This s all of a subject that may bo interesting to but few, but the poor have rights as well as the rich, ami the apologies thai have been made to me by Ills Honor don't release me from the ft 85, wash tlio blood-stained shirt that liows a gallant light, or soothe the feelings of relatives aud friends, of whom I think I have as many as ordinarily falls to the lot of those who have nothing but stout hearts and willing hands with which to support themselves.Why Policeman McEwen acted lu the way he did Is a mystery. Ho had never seen mo but once on Hie street and then lu company with a friend i had known from childhood. 1 had never told anyone of his many offenses known to 1110 Why "should ho make alll- lavlt Ui so many charges, all of which weru lalsef Because ho and another Columbus policemen weru arrested and nncd In Lan caster for being caught In a house of Ill- lame, la every person from Lancaster to be proscribed by this very efficient or ojlicious policeman? H.tunv Comkii. Exporlmonts in Whont Growing. EniToiis JomtNAl.: Mr. J. K. Turney.of Mlllllu township, nas shown mo a specimen if red Mediterranean wheat, grown 1110 pres ent season on his farm In the following man- ir: Soil black loam upland; red clay subsoil. There had previously been growu on tho ground planted, seven eonsmitlvu crops ol irn. and one ol oals, without Hianunngor elovcrlng, Hie present growth of wheat lol- lowing the oat crop. I ho ground wasplowetl Hie lastui August, ISUS, ami the seed put III the Hlh of Septcm- Isir. It was furrowed lib a hoe, aud planted In rows IllVeii Inches apart, and single grains live inches dlslanl from each oilier In Hie rows or drills. Ten of the hills thus planted produced four hundred ami twenty eight distinct and perfect stalks ami heads (as per sample), bearing seventeen thousand, nun hundred and twenty Well devcloHsl kernels of Hie grain. Mr. Turncy designs 'XHrlnieiitiig motu vxleiislvcly tho coming season, and Invites coinparlsou with the wheal growers ut Franklin county. Yours, C 1'. Lamkin. Mijlm,.lnly 111, I Will. Thu samples rehired to by Dr.Landou can l! seen at the rooms of the Stale Hoard of Agriculture. This exicrliucut Is a strong argument In lavor of planting inure careful-ly, less seed lo the sere linn Is generally planted now, and by this careful planting securing all abundant yield, as In Hie esse noted alsive.