Morning journal (Columbus, Ohio), 1869-08-04

              Mates of AaivertlatliiiT. UA1LY Oa adnata, earn laaerUua 1 Kftewtal ot Bn.ini Kotirxa, per squat aat-a inaeftMaa 41 ' KotiMk, aeff ha, aaca iaasilaaa, I" Kl.tal.t 'uu. Irat aa.iTta.in 1 ao fca,-fc a,litloB.I laorrtioa 75 a, - taseal ar ttii ani KotioBa, par lias, . Mdiuamsja at' 1 AAwrtawasmti. f rw anea, awrtabl. for Waat oU jui a, aul a. jaMaaaaaaMt as MiaaA taaattwst. wttst furrier aoth. " aaarLtlaaasWIraaaaaavaasnaat. . Ailvrrtiarnarata asSilaainir I !,. uwwrwo. alourrrf-u-lar card rataa, ariurti aUl a fuaniSWd ca avoucatian. THE MORNING JOURNAL. aia..maADi.B.cia.ir.Asix-. I By snag las advaaaai pr ananas.... .... t aamtaa 4 IJU ...... 14 tlubaaf and ups-arja, ,.- ' da do do to -laatU.u.1 a sv (to da da iki 1 Alb.n.., I w tsaa copy extern to cluba af Wa. Ueutatwd by Ourier, ki aauata.. ,, it d , vouxxxn;. COLUMBUS OHIO: 'WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4. im NO. 1SX OHIOSTATE JOURNAL! 1 a. a a. . I BUSINESS DIRECTORY. mW We laavf la lao alteatsoa ml ear raaV. la Ik tstlaavia Hal a tiWaln atalaeaa Hoaee, wkira ara aaiaaa Use assail nUakla asad eatcuatve eatae-Hah- null ihlacllr. ARCHITECTS. L ArcbiWct. Cml Boarinc.. adtat & K.aarar High aad Stat atmcts, 34 Blury. ATTOIt LVS. -I t KIM It V 1!. NttRI.K XI ATTUiLNkK-AT-LAW SoataHbjkatraat. j. cm rnni-:i.r, . , ATTUKMLK ANUCOl'NSEl.OK-A- AW, Onto, la aij Bank Butldiaf. BHAStt A NASH, ATTOKN EY8-AT-LAW. OtSoa, No. 89 Soutb Bleb St.. Amboa Rntkuaa BCEK AND WINE. H. mow:. Win. in. l-aver IWi BalooB. PllM Winea. Bnndias l.iqu.ir'diistaatlrimband. 309 8. Hinb St. BOOK-BIN DEUN. LKFAVOII'S IIIMIK ItlNUCIlt, AND ULANK-UtHiK MAN Us ACTOR V, Honma II. la IS Nortb Hya Bt,, bet. Brand k Bay. BOOKS AND STATION EKV. (wm.v a iniTH, J Statianars, fcarslopa., rrnalac Arnold'! ft Frenee Writing ar-opyilitf In aa; all kindaPaparaifealinaWaa. BOOTS ANI MIOI.S. Bt rtkiti., . llotiT AND BHiib mono, Nm 1411 Houtb High, ennui Town Ht. SIICCAHII IKIIIII1KK, Manufacturers and dealers in all felnda of Boots and Hhoea. No. lfiS South Hitth St. C. KAI.lt, ' . Boota aud Hhoea dully ncelved, and sold cheap. No. I la North lliifh atreet. BOOTH V SHOES (H lloll .lIC.) ITII.IVPIHII.KA WII.I.XON. l Wholeaale Dealer In Hand and Machine Bide Boota and Hhoea, Do North Uiko Htreet. JAIIKIAtaES ANI BtiUtilEM. PK.I r.ll!l, HMNNN A CO., Manutscturera ol Carriages. ttc.No.HS TownHt., . (near the ftlarket Houael. KepairinK done promptly. 4 14. AltS AN It TOBACCO. lTITTK Vy Mutiuti In Fine Oisan a niitii. Manutiicttircrs of anil wholesale & reUll dealers Oigara, No. Houlh lliith street. 1 .1 It. IIAflll. Til, Wholesale and Retail dealer In Clean. No. 331 Hiiitth Uiah atreet. Clitara all ot my own manufacture. COAL. I HICK Kl;tt c:iiai. :o.. IV Wbolesole anil Kelail di alers in Coal. 1R! North ItUfhHt. mat, w ISA v fctt, aw y. W'i II.I.IA.1IS A ill A II III. K. Uealera in uockimt. 1'ittaburff and RbaftLoaL umoe in foal umce botranne. T V. Nil V UAIfla 1 J . Dealer in bent audlltr of Hocktni Coal. USm. iuu.oi men o.., wen ena. w ftrennuBe.iia apu o. TIT I,. HdlllNNON. VY . Wholesale nnd Uut&il dealer in Pittahuig ud U'H'kiiiK Cot. .61 North Uih Ht. 4 oij:jtio a itnvrAi itAfT r riNDaKUANN A: CO.. I J, AmbiM ltuilding, dealera in Votetyn Fruits, Toya, rr.; rinn urn (.htiip ni tin Kinqn m Bpnaun, 4 lUM UI.KV, AiU m. IKII'U!. W China and Qufenpware, Dim 4 Plated Ware, IU4IW Tthl. ANI M;VHl PIPE, TA.ni:t iATTr,iiso, Dealer in tt4)lij l)r.UD Tile and Htune Hewer ripe, lara, cippMiu union i'luuwnHer wptv. DUVIST!i. rM;i"ii in att, .) People's Urug Htore,- Itm Houtb BlKh Ht. acrtptloosrarefully oompouniled nt all houra. . iticv i.ooits. Osiioiiiy, Ki.itsiiAW a 4J.. uccoMors l'i J. 1). OslHirn k Co. 14 B. High Ht lrpe's-Ma'Tlnff" I III Ctolh..Htple Psnce lrOiiS. Eitl4iiKAN'T AWE NT. t II.UAJII'KI, V.Oen. Kmi(fr.int An't Keal Kstate and Intelligence umce, AH t lor Allan. ic ntfamsiup v.o-a uis. mxnoi ElUtNITIUti;, iii.itniiiiK i'Aiti.'.'r 1:11.. J Manufnctiireis of nil kinds of Furniture, (liatra, Ac, wholeaale and retail. Ware-rooma, 3UI H.Ulghot MIDI lr'llll"llTI UK I'll.. " J Maniifscturera of tlmt-claaa Furniture. Wholesale and Retail Warerooms ft, 7 anil 8 tiwynne Block. 1 1 itin;i. TAITIF.X (iAIIIIMCH. Furrier, makes, alturs and repairs Furs, bt H. B cor. ntete a ad nia. workuone promptly ana wen. 4,uo( i:itn:s. I I'll. P. Wlll l l.l ll. I j Wholesale aud llet.il dealer In Htaple Urocerlei choice Family Flour, AO. No. 18 North Ulgbt Bt. r i HiiftHM. niaiitiiin a int.. X Wholi'fale aud Kutail (trucera. Choice Teas, Fo ela and Unmeatlo Fmlts, an. No. 171 B. Burn nt. IIAHDWAHE. t t m i'i'iiiii.'.' At a:u.. .rr, llealerain Iron, Naila, Tinners' Htock, Olaaa, I'ainta, una, varniani's, c no. sus Bouvn bird dv. II ATS, ;AP, CT. riiiti and i.nniKi. P , MHniitacLiinrof Data, Cap and Pure, and dealer ID niraw tiiMMin, umnniiiiia, mv, u oouva ii(C" nv. INSI'llANCE, -1K. INNIlllANVKrO. COM'SIHI'SMI, I'OlllI IncOIUO sY ACaJ4U7,3l 411. W. U. M. BAKKlt, Heorstary. LlinBEK. 1 I KsMlllsKtt A AIIAITI!!. fl Lumlier Mcrchaiits,di'alerB in all klndeof Worked Hu mn, Lumber, Lath, c Lor. Hprlnif a Water BU. nEUCTIANT T Al LOUS. h. nr.iii. iiAi.it, MKItt'UANT TAIlAlH. No. 67 North ilisli HI., 3 doora north o (lay. TIIK UIIIII mKIIHHA.IT TAII.oniNIi k CIITU1NU CO., m H. Ul.h Ht. UanU' HulU Made ta Uriler. Ueaily-maileClothinttalwaysoBhand. Tlll. lll NIIDKNIIDIDir.ll, eJ Merchant 'l atlur ami dealer m lteailV'tnaile Cloth- nit A (tenia' Furnlahlnif llooda. I Nell Himee lluildtait. MII.MM.ItY. Vf b. i-:. iiaiipkh, 6 IX. asnunery ami rancy uoou.; uenuemen B ata Claaned and i'lusaed. Cur. High and HprliuT Fell til. T II. UII.H1H. ' ' ! " I , Fashlonalile Milltnery, UresaTrimmlnn, Fancy oooa, ae. . idv aouvi aien ot,, on. uoouaa ttnuia, c i w. aiininiiNN. , WttULKBAI.lt ltKT'LtlLLlNF.HIf UOOPH iwi ".a uisa at., (inera uouaa tlloca. HT II. NIK A vi-;. VV Teachin Ciirnet, Klut.i ami Trombone, tot Par or un wim riano, ma, to Kouiti Tbira o. W. ITIdA IMP Wi Hhnet Mii-ifiMinl Mimtnal Inntrumenta: (ftlckerin Dvajinw7 m win rianitm, no. 31 wimn n$a ov. TUI1H NKlaTXlall Jr . tJ Knabe 1'ianiM. h'rfdham e Bona Urtrana and MntneBa, Biiiainai ineiraiitvni. 11 u .maai, PHMJti;. TTTHinrit IftlFNlillK. Pram-. Htudto A wli anx-mri-tind llnnr,4 P.O. Arraile P, ITIIIIIHINII1I A I'd., limirtuiu . tiikvaa I Houlk illsk BtreeL MM. I.KINMOI.n, puuritiiiiArurtK. No. II K..t Broad BttesL ' T 11. KI.I.IOTT, I . Fhotoirraph Parlors II Jobnaol BalldlH, No. , .tlACIIIAK WOJHKS. 1' VJ rortebkaawl3utiarrSwajauhua,LVUtlaa lukinir. a. Wast and Natl Road Hndaa. - PAWN-BKOUEK. vn , Lwn,r,r.i.ii, - No. 10 East Town OL HonaT batl aa rule, (sold a) ilTor Watcbea, ki. btruteat aecreay olMtved. PLUnBEUS & BULL II AlCiMtS. HAl.Lkv sort, lx-alcra la Lead Pint and Sheet 1-ead.Hltba and Water Uuasta aad Waab Bow. No. at Houtb Taitd bl. KEAL ESTATE. EAK1.Y ek JOHNSON, , alAL afli'A'lb 1I1IKTK. Puatotnc Arrade. SAWS. HI, KM A I.AMnAm, alanufacturers of all slsea and every description Haws. B. K. eornar Hprinn and Water straeta. TAILOIIIMi A KEPAIKINU. I I ICS l,tl TKIIH4CH, Tauoi; mum Aa I .N.uvhttm uutlilinr. Cruthus made, repaired ami altered in a aaliafactory manner. HtflllV llHKTtltM l, TA1LUU, CI. KAN KB AN 1) HBPA1BF.U No. iw Bouth BiKh, op. Uoodale House, up stalra. WATCHES AND J EW lll.lt V. R. II. UCNHAK tc CO., Dcalera in W stent. Clucks. Plated Ware. Jaw slrr and Spectacles. No. 11 Kast Town Html. A. .. i.i:kI ciiccx. Wholeaale and Hetatl dealers in Watcbea. Hocks and Jewelry. No. 71 Booth Utah Ht, WINES No. SIS Houtb UiiiIi Hi., baa :ihe chiilccat Wines ted and white, ilecnmtnentled by all phyatnana. V A N 14 E E N O'I'Mt N S ( W Ik.IcmiIc.) 1 AltHIN, Mill. KH A- SlXIII, HL Whwleettie dealers in Poreiirn A American Fane Goods a Yankee Notiona. lul.lod. in; m Inu K.Townht. CROCERIE8. GEO. M DONALD Sc. CO. 100 So n Hi iKh Sir. i t. Ki l l' (IIUVKTAMTI.V II AMI a Cull line of carefully aulected AMILY OltOVKKUX We would oall ayecial atti-ntion to uur brand of LOGAN MILLS WII1T1J WUliAT IVIjIHTII. atade from eenuine White Hill Wheat, not excelled bl any brand in unto, We also keep a aupply ol Fresh Criit ki'il Wlinit. aoitl: !taw tf IIIMI. rtltillllN Al.lt A . BOOK BINDERY. SIEBERT & LILLEY, Blank Book .Manufacturers, rrin t OI'K, I IllKlol'H, Hpecial attention paid to manufacturing Hmt-clas. II.AMK HOOKS, of every description, with ol without prinuid headinits, for CUUNI'V OFFICKKH, UUltlJUAiN id, A1A1N l' rACTUUCKH, UANIVBUB. IIAILUUAUCUMI'ANIEH, Ao. ' Full seta ot Books made on short notice, war ranted to give perfect satisfaction. 4trr.UA HOUSE BVILUIN4J, rl3 neodly COLUMUUH, O. COMMISSION HOUSES. w hi . n o n x r e n i , ORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT, -PBALkft 1 (j!-ruin of nil luiiiilN. n oi n, miiMiV, c. TTM Ulaheat Fricea Fald stall Unusfiil Oil- frheat, Ura, tisr ley, stc, et. Near Weal End of Nnllonal llostd llrlilgt., uoi.iiitiinn, oiiio. msvlT aortlm-s. SEWING MACHINES. Old tooti at uiy price are ilvar When new and improved unei tprew. H Aft lltlPKOVKHIKNT OVF.Il Al l-other Fftmllv Hewini? Machinei. end we clftlm that it will do ft greater nvngn of work with Ioh trouble nd ftiliUKtment of neinlle, llirea aotl tension, and ii I cm iiable to get out of order, more maple in matia'tnent, tnd euter oomprehended thiu. any lewing maclnne In the market, notwithstanding the many minreprfrn laiiona mane 07 our turnout conipt'iuom wno vi ini rlor machinea. If thnjr hitd the brttt it would not be ueceMaarv to ran down the Florence, The fact ia the Plorcnoenaa w many tmprovenicnta and adrantatfra. nver the machinva rvprenented by our neiKhtroin, Inat they are obliged to resort to misrvprvaentiitioii, which noma ne oeneatn me uigmiy 01 an nonorauiu vompi-itor. If an attentat other macbiuea call on Toil and run down uur machines, make a note of his rvmarka and call at our salesrooms, and we will aatiify you that what they say against uur machines a not true, but false In every particular, and our mnchiiea will iutuain us in an we oiaim wr it. tt.o- uuunn, arvtiu i Est HtaTeHt.,()lnmbtiii. inlv7 gilnwiim-WtH 'r it v WELDEN SPKING WATER, , lAlterattlvsltinlrbvnlu.l H T . AL HAN H, VT. T rUUiriKH THB DI.OOD. ANU I'll II KH t'A . TAK11U. Kidney Cumrilainls. and all dlscaiea of tne scaip ana sain. atar Aak to siw I'amphlet, of b. K. PAMUKI., Ascnt, my II wd3m Mo. 11 South Bigh 81., Columbus, O. WOO la ! f , R. BNAnVOHD I'HAH. Ft PI MCI . S, BRADFORD & CO., Wool Commission Merchants, I'HOVIIHiM It. I. f lONHIONMEN'I H WUl.ll'lTKD.-CAKH AUVAN- V J CKM made when reouim). IniormsUon in re- garn to terms, conoHiunoi ine marKfia, c . e iur O. lork Boa l()2U,Coliimbus, Ohio, Hacks furnlfr-ed on application Jeeq3nu 0. 0. PARKS & CO., Bankers & Brokers No. S8 Broadway and S4 New Si., N MW VOIIK. mm llwarncd lot la. mi at tha af.Oioal yvawin Ihs amify, piiaaraalna thnat lafrfallc mcillotaal proa. rtlat which bslonf to an afa ana par. Mia, sntaplBeaaN,aDntalnltur not dotaa bottlaaaaah aad aold bf all UnifirUta, uroo.r.,o. a, m. ss.imnij.:it ., Hols Provrlstol I. . riAMU II A Assal, Uolwabns, (I. lK.tahll.hsd,la lltl.l film I ft slaiaTDr lrl, miif.in nkwyoiik XSEWING MACHINE. DRY GOODS CLOMSG OUT. SALE . SPRINQ& SUMMER DRESS GOODS lludimed I'rlces, Commencing Monday, June 14th. ! ' 50Piocos French Percales 25c. 25 'U1' ' 14 Lawns -20c All our French Jaconets and Organdiei at Koduced Prices, DRESS GOODS AT 25, 27, 30. 31 AND SI BLACU.0HMAD1M, 8-4 White Crape Maretz, Striped and Figured (irenadineg, A Lot of White Piques at 50o worth 75c. lama tLace Points. Kenon & Wiggin, No. 6 Nell House Block. decll Qeod. Iuro Additions UF TllIiN J1:IN! Foil WARM WEATHER, AT mi . wm & co.'s, 33 and 35 North High Street, COLUMlllIA l. 8-1 Black iirenadlnr; 8-!) White do 8-4 Black Tamatine; 8-4 While do 8-4 Black Berage; 8-4 While do 3-4 Black aud While, Plain and '"miry Grenadines OrRandies, Lawns and Fcrcales; Striped and Chont Uootls for Hulls; Tiniias, more of thst same cheap lot. Loom l'olntw; Lnnui loliitn; ti ruuiiiliiio Nlmwlss; I'nlwlcy flni-wlm Hliotlnnil Nluiwln. Parasols for eeorybode. Bargains In Laca Cnrtalni. Uuperior White bull and Duel for OenU' Wear. Carpets, Oil Cloths, Matting, Ruffi, Window Hhadei, fta. Wore of them, and cheaper thin ever, nil nt one price to everybody I WM. Q. DUNN &.CO. Ytl2 ttit LAWNS! LAWNS! LAWNS! Grenadines ! Grenadines!! Grenadines!!! AND tllM- UiiiIi CJoOlH rou iHit HOT WEATHER, CREAT A880RTMENT I AT LOW PRICES, A. (. 1IFADI KV & (O. S NtM. .,0 ft Roiilll HlRh Ml. sprll VABNING AGAINST COUNTERFEITERS! Thuf l'ulilic U hcitiby ctutiuued against lurcbaiuK or haviDs anything to lo with a worthlitoj mixture, rcpntwnttd by 1U unprincipled manuracturer, (who ruatilea in Circie-vlll , Ohio,) to be the bona file nililer'a lli-rli Biticrs. In maklug thiH rcprcsca-Ih(:''Ii he Is guilty of deliberate falsehood, nisliirr's Herb Bitlcrai is nianufacturitl only by the underslgnnl, who are tlie aolc nc-ceaxuiB of Ur. lkojamln Slishler, aud any other jicrsuu or persons, who manuracture any preparation and oner It to the public as Irlltliler's Hitrb Bitterii, or represent, directly or Indirectly, that It Is made according to "the original Mishler receipt," are swindlers and impusters. All drillers are, alao, ltorvby notlfli.il that, umlvr recvui ,h-it- lons of the CmirtH, they may, and will k prosecuted, if tin y offer for sale any counterfeit or Imitation of our Blturn. It Is Impossible lor tills or any other party to manufacture the counterpart ofiTIUIi-li-r's Herb UIIK'rs. lie claluis to have purchased " the oiiglnal receipt" for making our Hitters, from one I'atlon, who once had a trivial Interest inonr sales, but we ri'siect-lully submit to the public that this man rat-tun daes not know the Ingredients we use, mirifi method of preparing our Hitters, lie deceive 1 Ihe person who bought his receipt (?) and taaal person now seeks to impose upon the creilulily of Hie masses, uoUviMislnmling he has been voiivinci'il that his so called " receipt " Is worthless. All that tills mini 1'iiUun knows about making our Hitlers, is kuown to every employee in our laharatory, viz: Hie two articles used for flavoring purposes, which are iiiiiiiiiorliinf. We use no less than twenty-two dirfcrcut Ingredient two of which arc iinMrtcil for us directly from France. The relative ro. portions we ue of all these Ingredients, and our method of extract hi); and c om hliilnK their medicinal virtues, is a secret now known to only three living, individuals, and they are connected with our house, Mr. l'attun is not connected with us. We submit, therefore, that the nostrum manufactured by the parly in question, does not possess any medicinal virtue ; that it is only a common har-drluk ; that It Is made to sell not to cure and that In repre senting it to be our Great Household Heine-dy, the manufacturer Is guilty of a (cross fraud and is unworthy of the public confidence. ' Like every other article of vaijic, MlrlH- LEH'S UEHI1 lil'l'TEHS is a shining mark for counterfeiters, and we are determined to protect ourselves against this species of scoundrclism. It may prove itself cunning, but it will hud that we are aetiue and vigilant in defending our right: We cannot perfectly protect the public against imilatioiu of our Hitters, 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 to be MlSHLElt a liEKB B1TTEK8, which Is not imihenUcatei by the marks enumerated In the paragraph below, beaded Caution 2nd. Iluy ouly of those dealers whose standing In the cum in unity is a guarantee of their integrity. 'itA. Have nothing to do with any article purporting to bo MISUXEK'S 11KKI1 BIT TERS, which Is oli'ered for sale by the barrel or gntion. The genuine article Is sold only in botiUt. CAUTION !-We beg to slate for the Information of all respectablu persons, that wo are the boIc proprietors of SI 181 1 LEKS llEltl) 1UTTEK8, which is put up ouly in av"'"'o glut botiUt with a gmdmtrd measuru of rfof, blown on the rear panel j the words "Dit. S. 11. Haiitman & Co." on one side panel, and the words "Mishi.kh's Hkiih Ui'itkiis " on the other sido panel. A neat white lablo is placed on the front panel, Oner Oit cork and vxteuding down the sides of the neck of each boltlu, Is Our Omn Inter nal ltevcnuc Stamp, with a portrait of Dr. Benjamin Mishler, directly In the centra, Every bottle is wrapped In a large Circular, and Is again enclosed In a yeUoa outside wrap-per, on the fronlof which Is our Trade Mark (the same an the one at the head of thla ad' vertlsemcnt), and also the words "M1S11- L,ER'8 HEItB BITTERS." On the Bides of Ts wrapper are the words " Tin Gnat limine- hold ifemAfy." If the article that la one red or sale docs not answer In mery particuUtr to the foregoing description, It Is not genuiue and any Information accorded to us of such being In the market, will be received aa a marked favor. - IS, B. Beware ol rcllllcd battles. See that the stamp over the cork has not been lam' pered with. DR. S. B. BARMAN & I.nncHMter, l'u. HT Sold by 8. E. Samuki. A Co., of Co lumbus, 0., anil other respectable druggists. MnseHi, 8. E. Hamiiri, & Co. have jus bought a large lot of Mlshler'a Herb Ili'tUirs direct from Lancaster, I'a., and respectfully Invites all country dealers, druggisls, and othera who desire to purchaso the genuine article, to call and buy of them, as they have bought In large quantities, and are able to ell al lea., than manufacturer's prions by the Inglaeast. )unHt).)m TELEGKAP1UG REPORTED KOR THE JOURNa; I LATEST CUBAN SENSATION CUBAN lNDKPENDENCK TO ACKNOWLEDGED. BE I NI LE A.V IO HAVE A HAND. Nkw Yohk, August a. . The Sun asserts that the adminiatralion ol President Uraut has opened negotiations with' the present government ,of Spain for the independence of Cuba. Ueu. Sickles has already presented the subject to the Minister for foreign affairs, at Madrid, aud two bulky telegrams have been received at Washington in consequence. The propositions whicli Uen. Sickles has laid before Marshall Serano aud his associates are as follows: First. Spain shall recognize the ludepeu dence of Cuba under the Government ol Cespedcs. Secoud. Cuba shall pay Spain au indent nlly for the recognition of the rights hitherto exercised by the mother country. The amount of this indemnity to be specllled In the treaty. Third. The ludeiiiuity whether fixed at one hundred millions, fifty millions, or twenty- Hv,. tnllllaua of diillnrrt. ill Iw iu Ixiuds Of the Cuban Ooverumcnt, payable with interest, al the expiration of a convenient period. Fourth. These bonds to he guaranteed by the United States. Fifth. An armistice is to lie proclaimed be-twecn the patriots and the Spanish troops in Cuba. Immediately within the execution of the treaty the Island Is to be evacuated by the Spanish forces, as soon as tho treaty iu ralilled by the representatives of the Cuban people, aud the guaranty of the bonds up. proved by the Congress of the United States. Sixth. If these terms are not at once accepted by the Spanish Uovermneut, the United States will without bli ther delay to recognize the Independence of Cuba, simiiiab taiiiltouiM Seized by Ike I itllrsj Mitton IMiirNliul. Marshal Harlow, acting under the general commission of preserving the neutrality laws of the United Slates, this morning caused the sei.ure of eight gunboats recently built by order of the Spanish Government, and lying at the Iron works of Delnmetcr & Co , ut the foot of Thirteenth street in the East river, on the ground that he believed they were intended te be nsid against Peru. The rest of the fifteen built here having been removed to Green Point, L. I., deputies were scut there to effect a seizure. The Marshal also despatched olllcers to Mystic, Connecticut, to seize llfteeu additional gunbouts constructed and being lltttd out for Spain, it appears that representations were made to the Marshal that the vessels were Intended to violate the neutrality laws, aud that guns would be placed on board of each before leaving for their destination. Another re port says the seizure was ordered by Wash- ngton authorities. WASUINQTOH. Wasiiinoton, Aug. a. Kef nulling Taxoal'lrriilnr from Trcna lirr liciiiarliiiuiit. The following was to-day issued from the Treasuiy Department: TllBASUItV DKI'AUTMKN'l', i UFI'K'K OK IN'I'KIINAi, llEVKNUK, J August a, 180'J. ) The following regulation, urescrilied bv he Secretary of the Treasnrv, Is published for the information of olllcers of Internal Revenue, and all others whom it may con cern. (Signed) C. Delano. TllKASUIlY DEI'AHTMKRT, Washington, August 3, 1SU0. i The following additional regulations rela tive to cla.ms for the refunding of taxes Is hereby prcscrllied: Mo claims or applications hereafter made for the relilnding of taxes will be entitled to consideration by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, unless the same shall be Hied with the Commissioner within two vcars from date of payment of the tax, or In case of claims already accrued, within two years irom tins Hate. (riigui d) W. A. HiciiAitnsoN, Acting Sec'y of the Treasury. I itbliicl ninoting. It Is understood no regular Cabinet meet- on Is to be held until about the first of Sen- tember, as Secretaries Rawlins and Cox aro the only members of the Cabinet now In the city. Postmaster General Cresswcll expects to return here next Monday. A li tter re ceived to-day states that he la recovering irom ins recent injury. mliiin Affnlra. The Indian lliirean has Information that the Mo was, Coniuuches and Aiipahas in the oouuiwcsi are uoing well on inetr reserva tions, with prospects of Improvement. A portion of the special commission, Messrs. Broiigh, Dodge and Bishop arc now among mem. Tonus I'ollllis. Col. llaynes, Chairman of the Republican Committee, of the regular organization, of as, lias iimlrcsscd nn anneal to Mr. (Jlit 11 1 ii. Chairman of the National Kenubll can Committee, against the recognition of the Houston organization, which nominated Gen. Davis. Ho publishes a letter of Gov. Peas which states that President Grant as. sured him ho would not Interfere with the Texas election. THE WEST. St. Louis, Aug II. Flro at Oninba. The Exltor House, nt Omaha, was burned night before last. Loss 15.001) insured for (l,.r)00. Ways ami Itlonna Committee. The subcommittees of the Ways nnd Means uommitice, wno lelt omnna vcaht- day, will meet at Boston "ii thn 20th of (to tobcr, and reHirt fullv on Ihe different sub jects assigned them. Indian Affnlra Unlet. General Augur returned from South Pass yesterday. Indian mailers are quiet iu the department. Another ex'dltion leaves Fort ttcogwicK in a lew nays. ILLINOIS. a CnirAiio, Aug. a. :plsniill limrrh Cnnlroverar In.llllica tlun "liaii.llll-u. Judge Jamison rendered a decision to-day against the dissolution of the Injunction against tho Kccleslnstical Court. The attorneys on lioth sides of the case had a con- sultatlon Immediately after the opinion had noon registered, ami tne counsel for the lilsh op requested luave to file an amended bill liofore the Supreme Court. It will not reach a decision before January next. Vice President Colfax and party will leave here to morrow forenoon for the I'aclfln via Pacific railroad. NEW JERSEY. ' Nrw York, Aug. 8. While Howdlas Aaaanlt a Neajro IMc-nlc, A party of white rowdies assaulted a negro picnic near Newark yesterday. A desperate light ensued betwwn O'Donnell and O'Brien. who wore fatally slabbed, and several others wounded. Several arrests have been made. I ire sit Newark. Dovcll's ink factory, nt Newark, was bum ed last night. Loss u,nou. I'llllbiiaier Rent to Hlnek well's Island One of thn captured fllllbuslers, who m fused In sign an agreement not to violate the neutrality laws, was sent to Hlackwell's is- land yesterday as a vsgrant. FOREIGN NEWS. a' l ' I'll ftPAII. , ' , ... .Madhid, August i " ' Tlaa) Ueialmiaal at I atililr. ' The Captain General of Madrid addresses a letter to Regent Serrano and General Prim in which he says: "1 took part In the revolution, hoping to see morality, law and Justice succeed to former abuses. It la now ten months since the revolution was accomplished, my hopes have been deceived. Greater abuses, wide-spread Immorality, deplorable anarchy prevail, disorders to which it 1b absolutely necessary to put an end, the Constitution having proclaimed monarchy, Immediate choice of a King as Indlspenslhle. If the Government does not shortly consider the question, I shall abandon all hope as to the consolidation of the revolution and retire to private life." This letter was read in the council of the Ministry and created a pro found impression. ('nteata with I arll.la. There have been several encounters between Government troops and Carllst Insurgents, in all of which the latter were beaten. A number of insurgents were killed and wounded and many taken prisoners. Violence al Valunloera. The volunteers are behaving with great violence and the civic and judicial authorities are powerless to check lliem. The Jour nalists or Madrid have held a meeting to protest against the acts of volunteers. . K; Atlantic Catilr.l KMi:. Pains, Aug II, Tlse senaliia I'onaiiltHni. Iu the French Senate yeslerday the Sena- tua Oonaultura wan rrnl. In addition to the provisions telegraphed last nlht, It pre scrllies that the Ministry are to depend only on the Emperor, and will continue to delib crate Iu council under his presidency, they, however, to lie considered responsible lor their acts, but can only he ImiHraehed by the Senate. A Minister, whether a meinls-r ol the Senate or CorM Ijcgislalif, has a right to be present at debates iu either Chamber. The Minister of Justice made some explanations to the Senate, which were of a very liberal character. The Senate has adjourned until Thursday next, when It will meet to appoint a committee of ten to consider the Senatus Consnl-t.nm. I.Mil.ANO. London, Aug, -I. Tlie International Hoat Kare. , The coming International Isiat race between the Harvard ami Oxford crews is still a matter of great Interest; The press of London generally comment unfavorably on the style of the ll-tivsrd crew. The News has au article on Ihe subject, wherein the writer hopes tin- weather will lie till that either crew could desire; that the water will be smooth; the way clear; sleamurs distanced; and the best boat the llrst to pass the winning post. The Harvard crew were out again last evening on the Thames. They used a lioui of the London Hoat Club, and their pi ac-tlce was much better than before. They at-tu ned a higher rate of speed than with their own boat. . ''lie Varhl Iliiiiniless. The American yacht Dauntless is In the harbor of Cowes. r.liKliMli Treason I' rrncli Affairs. The Daily Telegraph says: France has now enteri d on a career of national develop ment unexampled at any previous stage of her existence. The Emperor now assumes the character of a constitutional sovereign, under clrcumstauces which encourage us to hone for success for an enterprise fraught with consequences not, for France only, but lor tuc world. nbo-.Trcn.ly between Npnln mm In iicii mutes. The London Times tills morning in its money article says there are strong rumors that the preliminaries of an agreement lie- tween Spain und the United States with re spect to Cuba have been arranged. I'll I ASIA. DllKSDRN, Aug. U. Acci denl iu .flilicn Tlirrv llttutlred I'er- aolia Hlllatl, A. dreadliil accident occurred yesterday in the coal mines In the mountain districts, near this city. Over three hundred persons were killed outright, jno particulars, nut the accident Is suld to have been attributa ble to stormy weather. L.m'rii. I he accounts of the explosion in the luiues have not been exaggerated. Three undred and twenty one dead have been counted. The scenes In the neighborhood of the mines are heart trenderlng. IlKltt.lN, Aug. II. New ship Canal I'ro.tcct. The preliminary surveys for a ship canal through Schleswig llolsteln, to connect the the Baltic and North seas are completed. It is thought the Prussian Government will nn- rl.ake ihe work. SI'AI. London, Aug. a. I.loiiuiy rroHpecl hi Spain, A letter from Mndrid savs that the state of affairs In that country shows a disquiet ing prospect ahead lull of gloom and confus ion. The Government has no fears of the success of the Cnrlists, but does not think all Is lost for rrluee Anurias, CUBA Washington, Aug. a, Prisoner ill the lliimla of liianro;enls. Kxrciitioiia niNroiiiiiiiietl-SpnniMta Com. nitinlcnliona Cul Ofl. Letters have been received In this city from loaders of the Cubans dated liutn ult. These letters give the following Items of news irom the Insurrectionary districts: iu-ccni enuagi incuts have placed in the hands ol i he Republican leaders large numbers of prisoners, and they are now In a po sition to prevent the wholesale massacre of the Cubans and tlu-ir Irleiids, which have taken nine 1 1. r. .mr u the power of the vol untu i orga iiiziii ion, us II Is understood, the prisoners in 'In- Inimls of the Revolutionists would no le-iii its nostnge for tne proper treatment ol Cubans who might no captured 111 battle. This fact has caused a cessation of tho execution of prisoners, wlilifi has hitherto been the pulley of tho Spanish com mnnder. Gen. Q.ucsada lias completely destroyed air communication between Puerto I'rincipoann the coast, and Ihu telegraphic coininiinlea Hon with Havana, and were It not lor the unhealthy condition of the city he would have occupied It some time ago. Every effort of General Ijctoula to iqa-u communication has boon defeated, and III all these attempts tho Spanish loss has been treble I hut of the Cubans. The loss of Hie Spaniards in those encounters Is so great that It Is reported the effective force of Uen. lietonlanl Moiivllas ai tne on tire district does not exi 1 4,lMI men, while that of (Ion. Uiiesada Is near II.IKKI men, nil dor good dlsclpliiie, well annul, and fully nronirrd fora forward movement, wheu the healthy condition of Hie country adjacent to the coast will normlt. There have been a nuiulsir of minor con tests In (leu. .Ionian s District, in eocn caw the Spaniards have been t lie aggressor, but in cverv instance they nave neon repn soil Willi great loss, while Ihe Cubans have suf fered lit e. ' At Villa Clara the loss of the Spanish was over 'im. toiict, hor wltn tlieir arms, am mil nitlon wnirons. ordnance and provision teams. In another engagement, near Trlidilad, the regular and volunteer troops wno nan Is'cu sent nut to lane possession oi certain plan- tat ons. wore driven nnex "lei mo force b most destroyed. The killed and wounded Is reported' at Wi, and prisoners at 8(10. Tho Spanish troops nuinls'red 1,1100, while that of tho Cubans was oniy mo. uen. .Ionian reports his troops In excellent condition, and asserts his force is equal to three times the sumo number of those who oppose him. They are well drilled and light like demons. His Ibrec Is dally Increasing Willi recruits from former slaves and Spanish regulars, ilo ex-drosses entire conlhlenee In ultimate success. ' M1HSOUKI. . St. Louis, August II. Drowned, A man by the name of P. Tawber, living near Canton, Missouri, attempu-d tit swim across a creek With his little Imy iiihsii hl hack a day or two ago and both were drowned. A man named Rogers attempted to save them and he too was drowned. - NEW OBK.r- - ' " ' Uttw Yohk, Aug. Z Taaaaaaan; ItaaastaliaaM. . .. The resolutions passed It the Tammany meeting last night, hold that the question of the British rejection of tha. claluof.ihe Irish-American cltln-os, prervnt an Joternational question between this comntty and Britain, superior to those ariajuat out of . the conflict between the two couutries On the belligerent rli hts of the north and south which commenced the Alabama -Claims; -that the sympathies of the Democratic party are wltH the CBbans, struggling to overthrow the exactions of tlM Spanish Revenue oflker-i, the bloody tyranny and patriot "government for dative Cubans, aud that -so far - as we can, without rendering ourselves amenable to the neutrality laws will - endeavor to succor and comfort the struggling people of Cuba ; that if the Administration on the subjects Involving Hmauvereign'ty of American citizenship, would ouly exercise the alacrity which it has observed towards hunting.. . Cuban refugees on shelterless Island aad tie. . tabling them in Fort liatayoUa till they took. . Ihe oath, our National honor would be, lietter rclndicatod and just demand for sympathies of the American people would be ".ratified; that the recent outrages by the Spanish government in Cuba in thu execution of American litiwns, without form of trial, should have received the most instant aud urgent attentldV at the hands of Grant's administration and such as would have been given in behalf of outraged American people had the Demo- rats Doen al the Head ot the Government; thai In vain would the administration against the wishes of the Cubans acquire their island by purchase and so make them citizens of the United Slates. It the oppressed Inhabitants of that unhappy isle come to sock Amuricanship so recklessly regarded by our federal administration, it is the duty of very patriot to iiomnni taat the Gov-rument awake front lis reticent Imbecili ty ami endeavor at once to light the American nation ujmmi these questions of outrage by itritisu ami npanisiioiiiciaiH in mo sovereign ty of American citizenship. I.etier irom Governor llollman. Governor Hoffman suit a letter savinirour Government has been disgraced by Its failure to proltct Its own citizens auainst inJustice, cruelty and oppression, whether In Great Ifrltaiuor Cuba. Ills the mission of the Democratic parly to wiiie out that dlsurace ami that they will do it the next administ ra tion. i,et us have peace when the riuhts of American citizens are trampled upon. Arrival of Steamer. The steamship Russia, from Liverpool, has arrived. Arreatof Kngllsla lorgera. Clement llarwold, alias Chits. Hope Chal mers, was arrested upon the arrival of the steamship Russia to day, as the author of a forgery In l'nglaud to the amount of several thousand pounds sterling. About $50,000 in French and English notes ami specie was found on his person. Mr. and Mrs. Hatcher. who accompanied Harwald, were also taken into custody. All the parties are under i(J years of ago. They were arrested under Instructions received by the cable. Auierlenn llemnl Association. x Sabatooa, Aug. a. Tho American Dental Association com menced Its ninth annual session at Union Hall Ball Room. This morning the Associa tion was called to ortler bv Jonathan Tail, of Cincinnati, President. Delegates are present from all parts of the country, including vice I'resiuent Homer juilil, of St. Louis; Secretaries James McManus, of Hartford, and Etlgar Park, of St. Louis; Treasurer W. 11. Goddard, of Louisville; also, the leading lonlists of Chicago, Detroit, -New Orleans, Boston, Now York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. J. G. Amliler, of New York, made au address of welcome, ending with a poem. W. 11. Atkinson, of New York, read a paper on Dental fatnoiogy ami surgery. UlAt the afternoon session the discussion of Dental Pathology was continued by Drs. At kinson, Wcthcrbec, C. R. Butler and 0. W. Fierce participating. The Inrf Coiulna Races. liUKKALO, Aug. it. Great interest is manifested In the annual meeting of titts Buffalo Park Association. commencing on the 10th lust. A large num ber ot tine horses will be In attendance on exhibition and for sale. Among the horses which arrived to-day wero American Girl, Lucy Bradley, Coulldencc, and two green ones in charge of Dan Mace, Goldsmith Maid and Dot, in charge ofDoble and Henry, from the West. A number of other fast horses are also on hand in splendid condition. Lady Thome is expected to-morrow. A trot for 110,000 will come off on the 13th. PENNSYLVANIA. - l'lllI.ADRI.l'lIIA, Aug. 8. Ilaae Hull. In a game of base ball, to-day, the Key stone club of this city defeated the Maryland club of Baltimore by a score of 81 to 24. Ntolen money Recovered. The money stolen from tho arsenal was found concealctl In the ground to-day. PiTTsnuiiaii.Aug.a. Monongahela lour feet and falling. Weath er cloudy and warm. Thermometer 70. NOVA SCOTIA. Halifax, Aug. 8. The uuubont Eclipse has arrived from the Rio Grande, and had eighteen deaths from yellow fever. Tho frigate Barracouta had arrived with yellow fever on board. From the Onernsey Times. SOLDIER OF 1812 AND OF THB LA IK WAR. Remarkable History. Joseph Carver William Phillips, now liv ing within Uirce miles of this place, was born In Huntington county, New Jersey, on the 4th of July, 17112 and lias entered upon his 78lh year. He was a musician in the war of 1H12, under Col. Bamhrlilge, stationed on the frontier In the Green Bay country, In Gen. King's command. He also was a soldier In the late war for the Union, under Gen. Rnsscan, ami lought in the battles of Murfreesboro and Shlloh, He was detailed to accompany a scouting party, numbering HI men, to the vicinity of Andersoiivillc, where they were attacked anil 1H of thcin killed. Mr. Phillips' was blindfolded and carried away. He was placed on a vessel and was not nc. mltted to see the light for 21 days, when lie wits tlropied on a small Island among the Went Indies, containing only lOacres of land. This was on the llth of Scptcmlicr, 1MI4, Thin: he remained lor more than three years, solitary ami alone, when In October, 1HII7, lie was picked up by a sea captain, named Charles Dilmun, from New Orleans, who steered that way In search ol fresh water. In all this time he never saw the face of a huiiinu being, nor ute any cooked Itssl. Ills sustenance, consisted of oysters, oranges, straw berries, grapes and other fruits of that climate. Most of the time he was entirely naked. He was without company, save two pups, thrown ofl'wlth him, which grew to lie large New Found-land dogs. He came to this place, from liOiilsvllle, In August, 1W7, drlviug a team of dogs to a two-wheeled chaise, having made over lirty miles a day during the trip. Tho old gentleman related these circumstances to us In our sanctum on Taes-tlay morning last, ami says they can lie verified by many living wlHiossos, whom he readily named. Rossini's La.inks. Hosslnl was writing one morning In Ih-iI, when the duet on which he was engaged loll from his bauds, "Nothing easier," an ordinary composer would say, "than lo pick It up again. ' "Homing easier," said Rossini, "than to write a new one iu its place." Rossini would not get out of bed for a mere duct. Ilo set to work anil conisisetl another, which did not resemble the original one In the least. A friend called. "1 have just dropped a duet," said Rossini, "I wish you would get It for me. You will llnd It somewhere under the bed." The friend lelt for the duet with his cane, fished It nut, and handed It to Hie composer. "Now, which do you like iM'stf" asked Rossini; "I have written two." Ho sang the air of both. His friend thought thu character of the first was m st In keeping with the dramatic situ-Hon. Rossini was of the same opinion, and decided to turn the second duet Into a trio. He finished Ids trio, got up, dressed, sent the two pieces to the theatrical copyist, and went out to breakfast,