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Show EVENING NEWS. THJG 71 CTK5IIG EDITOR AND i ITJBLlkllER. qAXTf OX, AN ILLINOIS EDITOR OJf LTAII ASD TIIKMORMOSS. i Horace White, an IlllnoU editor, In writing f about "Utah , and the Mor-mous'M- iai nxAdca iliico?ery,",jrbich, as he piopouudsTt, must boudI trangery t ibi eir of hU; reader, (if to have any) In Hancock auU Adam tounUee aud the surrounding country. We state the discovery In hi own language: -- "Wltkout4 rolyguTny It fMormonbm',1 would be in nowise dltferent. In its public aspects, from MethudUrn, o Irebytorian-im- , or anr other form brjreListoa belief." Mormonlsm without rolysriy ) an n otlending institution." o 'TU a pity tLat White b:w loug Id making anil announcing thi dUcovery. Had he made it twenty-siyears ago, and persuaded the people ot Illinois of its correctness, the escutcheon of that, BtltO Would not ho stained with the foul and dishonorable Mot which, rest upon it; for Joseph anxl Hyruixx Smith would not have been foully murdered, while confiding in the honor of the State a pledged by Its Goverod? Thouia Ford. Unfortunate by for tbatfcJtate thla man White has made his discovery twenty-siyears too late. On wljatsouallevejiUgreat destinies hang! We cannot arraign the decrvca of Providence; but does it not appear to be a cause of regret that be could not have lived in 143, when polygamy bad not been revealed, and visited Nauvoo, as he did Salt Lake City, in the tralu of some great man, walkJug with reverent footsteps a his shadow, and then have proclaimed. to the authorities and mobo-craU-e-u Central JUIlroad Company offer to take flour from Sacramento to Ojrden (wbkL U 40 mUea north of Bait Lake City) tor $45 per ton of two thousand pound s. ana me simo rate will probably be Cxed for sugar. The freight from this port to Sin Francisco rS ?t and San Francisco to Sacramento $4, making tike whole freight cost from Honolulu to Ogden $i per ton, or a little less than three cents a ponnd. 'I he Salt Lako merchants have heretofore Leeu, supplied exclusively, from tL Louis up to recent date at 35 to 45 cents a poend iu greenbacks, equI to 20 to 33 cents in gold. But the cont of transportation by river and railroad from New Orleans to Salt Lake is more than double what it i from Honolulu to gait Lake, as given above. "fSo far,' therefore, ho advantage In our favor. If the apiars'ttcddedly numerous' Incidental' expenses in San Francisco, can be avoided, and shipments made dirtct to tha interior, simply paying Honolulu dutr, cartage, Wc., from the puokcU to the Sacramento lioats the cost will y fjieatly lessened. Under this arrangement, if it cau be perfected, our No. 2 sugars, which are the best tor that market, cotiuir In San Francisco, shy ,ton cents, can boTJolivered to order in (which will probably be tho large tlitrihntintr point), at not over fifteen cents u iuml. leavins a baodsomo margin for This trado is certainly worth the proht. uUcoUon of ou merchants, and if rightly managed msy redound to thejr advan-tnarf. itl-n- ." x to-da- Ttrnrtlj 4Vr. Varrr y x U of the Btate that was a harmless and uuoCVndlng institution, and, in its public aspects, in no wise different from Methodism, or any other form of religious belief'? Had ho made such a Pres-bvterUnlsm- OT visit then, and announced this discovery, how different the position of affairs might now be. Joseph and Ilyrum Smith would, probably, have been livNauvoo, and not Chicago, ing would have been the chief city of Illinois, and Horace White might have bee a bamming round there to secure votes for some poUticin whom he fa-- to-da-y; vored. Besides this discovery Mr. White has learned something more about "Utah and tbe Mormons.'' . He Unds that the Latter-da- y Saints are the only people recorded In history who never complain of taxes (by taxes he means, iu this connection, tithes). 8uch confidence as they display In this matter astounds him. HU statements argue badly for his own course of dealing and the society with "which be mixes. After reading them, we conclude that he would be a very unsafd custodian of our tithes. We alsoconclude'tbat if he lived in Utah, hi bishop would be sure to have trouble with him; suspicious and miserable, himself he would endeavor to make evert body else feel like him. Mr. White's past associations have evidently not been of such a character as to prepare him to form a correct judgment of society la tliis country. He cannot rise to, th conception of such honesty as will enable a man to handle the funds of a people and not appropriate them If he had tho opportunity of doing so without being called to accouut to his own use. Being unable to view such honesty as possible he, of course, cannot conceive of a people paying In fcUlnts do their funds, as tho Latter-da- y to" t, the their tithes, and not call constantly for statements as to how they are expended, without they are excessively ignorant! A people who lose tight of so completely as) the Latter-daSaints do must, In Mr. "White's opinion, be Tery Ignoiant. It Is Inconceivable to him how they can be otherwise. It only requires tho light of his own statements to force every intelligent person to the conclusion that his mlud is both sordid and selfish, aud, therefore ho Is utterly disqualified to pro Dounco a correct opinion upon a ptoplo tuch as the Latter-daSaints are. This is the great with many of our censors, difficulty us measure by themselves. They they canaot, in their thoughts, reach a standard higher than that by which they are governed, and henco the ridiculous failure- they make in endeavoring to describe ns and to find motive fur our conduct. ir,.....:.- :s Trustee-in-Trus- self-intere- st y y - r if TBADH TTIT1I MAXT t XJtlil 77 HW are indebted to the kind aes of Lieut. Henry M. Benson, U. 6. A., of Camp Douglas for the following extract from the Pacifie Csmmerical Ad. liCil lo Hi 1 1 - - . vertiser of June 2Ctb; published at ca the)BaU Lake trade, Hon-oiat- a, r v j D. tlo C "Among tho passcngera by Murray for San r'rancUco, was Mr. George Nebeker, of the Mormon Colony at Laie on this Island, who has gone to JaH Lake City far the purpose of perfecting arrange-me- n ts for oneouig a direct trade between this port and that city." He took with him 130 bags of angar and $0 barrels of choice molasses, the product of "tho Laie Plantation, which he proposes shipping through to the bv rail, via Sorniato sad Ogdw, Mormon xnetroooli of the plains. - We jbave. before urged the opening, of thli trade, wolch u Intended to tuppiy tco wbola popaUUon of Salt Lako villey, not far from 200,000. and are numbering be tested. Of its it is tono glad to bear that rtonbr. The we hare practicability - GSIsTlTt ATi. St. Louis, 10. Omaha dispatches sav that General Carr'a victory was more than at first reported. Over complete four hundred; horses and mules were witn large quantity of powcaptured and dried meats, der among the killed is the noted chief Standing Bull. This was the same body of Indians who fought ueneral rornythe. Lieut. Col. A. W. Bowman- of the 31st infantry died here last night, he will be buried with military honors this evening. A portion of the bridge in course of erteliou over the Marie Dee Cygnes river on the Missouri Itiver and Fort Scott gulf railroad, seven miles south of Paoli, Kansas, fell yesterday, killing four men. aud severely wounding another. New York. Commodore Buckner, of tho U. S. Navy, died at Brooklyn yesterday. Washington. The Julv interest on the Virginia btate debt will not bo paid before January, the payment will be made at Richmond. The Whiy says eighty Austrian families from the neighborhood of Vienna, are comlDi to eettio near Richmond, having already disposed of their property in Austria, and are on'y awaiting the return of their agent who Is now on bis way to Kurope. Chicago, 19. The Journal prints a letter from Major Powell, dated Juiy 7th, detailing his progress. It is dated near the mouth of the Uintah River. One boat had been wrecked, but tbe party were all well and In good spirits. Reports continue to arrive from various quarters of the severity of the storm on Friday and Saturday. Several deaths by lightning are reported, also much property destroyed and railroads considerably damaged. The City Directory for the present year contains over 120,000 names, an Increase of 13,00 orer last year. New York, 19. It is reported that a new Cuban camp has been established nt Hoboken. It is said to be composed of two hundred of the men who escaped from Gardiner's Island. The Cuban nilib esters on Gardiner's as re- Island were not released " y are in still detained Fort Crted. They Tbe eight bankers arrested on the charge of violating the usury laws were arraigned before Judge Cordoso in a court of Oyer and Terminer Edward R. Jones, George Phillips and David M. Morrison plead guilty. The trial of others is ilxed for Thursday. The detectives found a press, lithofor graphic stone aud ail appurtenances a well appointed establishment for countobacco stamps terfeiting Government at Snake Hill. N. J., They seized all the material and arrested several men. Boston. Chlet Justice Chase has arrived; be will make a brief address tomorrow at the dinner of the Dartmouth Alumni, of which he is President. Poughkeepie, 10. Chaa. Wheeler, the principal keeper at BlngBIng, haa half the resigned his position convicts are still locked up. Washington. The acting Commisy desioner of Internal Revenue cided that when tobacco la purchased at a marshal's sale, the marshal's brand docs not protect the tobacco from the to bear the tax paid by stamps. liability y Commissioner Parker discovered in the Indian Boreau ay number of silver medals prepared under different administrations as present to friendly Indian chiefs, in token of friendship. The medals were stamped with, the heads of dlfTarent Presidents under whose administration tbe treaties had been rat I fled. A few medals are to be struck bearing President Urant'4 image for distribution. Wilmington," N. O Trouble la anat the pec 11 election to be ticipated held In this ooaoty to fill a vacaney In tho Legislature. Tho Republicans are divided Into two, formidable fscilone, Itt'.wrtn whom the hlttercst feelings exist. One of Ihe most prominent leaders of one faction In a icch predicted bloodshed" before the campaign ". " ; waa orer." wen 'Bo In a Mayor. Washington. Council tn the City message recommends that white and colored children be educated under the same public school system and under the name roof; he also nominated Professor Vashar, colored, to be one :of the trustees of the white school. Chicago, 20. New York specials say orders have been received for tho release of the flliibusters in Fort .Lafayette on their own recognizances. A banquet will bo tendered Sir Joseph Anderson, tho commander of tho Ortat .Visfem, on his arrival at New York. He will visit Washington and return to Kurope in August. ?Agenta of the Spanish government are purchasing arms and ammunition for Immediate shipment to Havana. A portion of the rebel archives, re moved from Richmond at the time of Iee's retreat and alnco concealed in North Carolina, have been brought-tNew York and placed in the hAndjof two Conredcrato oulccre, who aro prt paring them for publication.specials eay the formal Washington consent of tho government to the work - . to-da- to-da- y. to-da- y. to-da- y; to-da- To-da- to-d- ay - -, to-nig-ht ; : o . - . ing of the French cable has not yet been of given, some papers from the agent the cable company not having been received at the State Department, still there is no doubt but the negotiations have been satisfactory and It is concluded that tho new line will be immediately Is understood the first put to work. It one from the Emperor be will dispatches to the President and the President's rethe House will, ply. ItInis presumed that favorable notake tne session, early ( bill. tion on the Senate and Cox Secretaries Wade visited Bout well yesterday and had-t- t long interview with each gentleman with regard to the condition of the .Pacific railroads. The substance of his conversation Is, that both companies have worked earnestly in pushing the roads over the continent and are still working with undaunted energy to bring the roads tb the best possible condition, and he recommends tho immediate issue of the bonds still due to the Union Pacific to enable the Company to keep a force of workmen employed the remainder of the season. Gov. Clayton, of Arkansas, is visting the North. He gives a favorable account of political aflhirs .In that State. There is very little disorder now in any part of the btate; crops are; every where good and there is a more cheerful feeling with regard to all affairs than has existed since tho war.. A delegation of Radical Republicans from Virginia, now in Washington, say they will endeavor to show Congress next winter that Walker has been elect- ed by fraud. The Grand Jury appointed to investigate the late negro election riots have already found indictments against eight or ten persons. The argument in the Yerger,, court martial commenced yesterday. Judge Advocate Barr will probably start on Thursday to bring the finding to Washington, while Gen. Ames remains in that city, to enable him to sign it. Chicago. Henrv D. Lloyd, the agent of the New York Free Trade is league, to tour a Ohio, through making bring the subject of revenue reform before the people and then organize a State league with head quarters at Cincinnati. These leagues are not political organizations but composed of the friends of revenue reform of nil parties, and are organized for the purpose of discussing these sub jects, distributing documents, etc. A special from Alton says, another horrible murder was committed on Suu-da- y night. A rtfilan named John Cre-ga- n shot dead the wife of Gotlieb Oertel. Cregan had been working for Oertel but was discharged last week; he went to Oertel's house intoxicated and killed Mrs. Oertel. Cregan escaped, but it is reported that he shot himself, Tho Tribune publishes a partial list of buildings in process of erection in Chicago the. present season. It estimates that fifteen hundred will be built at n value of ten millions. The Times Washington special says that orders have been issued from the War Department to the superintendents of the recruiting service at New York and Cincinnati to City, Carlisle, Pa., west for service on forward all recruits tho frontiers. Hon. B. F. Wade highly lauds Secretary Boutwell's policy, lie is sore over tho result of the- Virginia election: thinks we ought to enter a wedge for the seperatlon of Cuba from, Spanish rule and says he will probably stump Ohio for Gov. Hays. - 10th for France. The French, midshipman captured by the Imperialists and wa surrendered to brought to Yeddo aud .with tin minister French the French officers formerly in the service of the rebels was sent on board-th- e Zhtpleix. The Parliament Isis still In session at Yeddo, Its action anxiously awaited by r natives and foreigners. Business Is entirely suspended, the natives are virtually 00m pell ed to: close doors on account of no arrivals. Pekln advices state' that the great North and South gates of the inner city, in which is situated the Imperial residence,, are undergoing extensive re; . pairs. showers of fallen, Blight) but not sufficiently copious to improve tho now desperate condition of the establish' crops. Gas works have been - - . -- rain-hav- e NEW ADVERTISEMENTS! ; ZIOH'S Lsssms ai Maaagsrs Hu-cha- w, re-cel- pt ur - ' a. J. T. Cais. Mercanis.-- SnsUiulioi ; 1 TO POPULAR YOUNC ACTOR , , Hr. GEO. D, CHAPLM LAST NIGHT POSITIVELY thi or " meet tha wanu of IU -patrons and the tL, a lsrsl, eenerally, they hav- Imported Of 4 ? c ! I I OQSntlty I ACHJJMERY s Which vrttl be soa at " " " t LABOR-SAVIN- G ! "v. s;iw.ER:s;i;. LOAI) ! THE WEW YORKER - C III ef uts TI I NOTICE : ! In presenting this jnee' the ifanngeinent has neither aint nor torpene. t Tbe combined Reaper and Mower ar-The IlNlOH UROPPEIt. " The ShSlOll 1HIOI k't il pn etl - New Scenery, New Machinery, Original Music by Prof. G. Careless, (Jorgeous Scenerv by Fred. Lambourne, can be obtained at thl Office d201 1 Tiro Mowers are Wonderful "Machinery by Peter lleid, 1 Jo New Mrs. Wardrobe AH Is A CORK." the expression ol wring-TjIGHT by The JfNIoa MOWEK, all houwkceper after uyiij Dooley't Baking Tne SEN I OK MoWKIi . It is chemically pure In its composi UltS. 1'I.i ro, Agiy oi l Kir), n,ore fond of Inger lieer and Hwltzer Caeeso than ALSO, THE tion, and possefses no ingredients bat such as ol her husband and daughter. hs are perfectly harmlcsn, healthy an 1 nutrition, C1IAPI.IX Original charscter... Mr. G. This la noronly the best, bat the cheapest In Dlavoline, Klrst of it seven Bister, with KEYSTONE SULKY IMMi a large number of aliases, maiket, as one poucd will go further than a SIIsm Lockhart Annie pound aud a half oftbose f ordinary manufac Reo d Sisuer, a lignum viwe So tr 11 and favorshty known In'.tUts ture. Use 110 other. Inquire nt your grocers for Tartartne, Ms Annie Ward chip, out lor a holiday coviuio'. LOST KKYS rOUNDcear Eagle Emporium, . Ivu-dcr- i. d201 6 Ihxlcb' P.aking Fou-der- . JAMES MIILKK, formerly of Hamilton, near Olwigow, cotlsnl, arrived at New Orleans, by the kliip Zetland, In the Spring of 1849, accorn-piinlel.y ills sister Jan", who had beeu mar rleJ to h iiihii by the nnme of Jines Wlht. Tne heMv rf his Rller vraa In Hi. Joseph Mlsnourl, iu ilm Hpt lng of 1851. where he left her, peeling tne woula follow him to the Vlley ti next year. Any Information re specting hrr, directed to CurUlopaer Wllllaru, Thlul Waul, will be thankfully ieceived. s divj lw sir lw Tnosc who suffer from Liver complaints msy rely uX)n tbe Jirt J mket JiUtera beouuse they r:vH fiom It antl-biiloproperties immedl- tite uiri certain r lie', when all the usually pre-11 ibid iemeil:s hnve proved useless. C'A.sn paid lor Cieuu COTTON HAGS at this Oillco. or at the Paper Mill, Sugar House Ward. ljt t uimne. nVE.Aio wk I. tJUAPJLIX! Mr. GEO. 4JPoors open" at TUB Wblcb is ackno'wledged by competent j ad jt to bo THE VERY BEST MADE IN TEE UNITED STATE5. rerfomianee to o'clock, commence at s. The Farmers cencall v throughout Uie Terr- at itory worfld do well to call JOE SIMMONS, , 01 Constitution Proprietor of the Revere House Saloon, Tie DETEKMINRO to please everybody. He IShasinbt received au Importation of ISrkwer, the above Machines Bjemas & Co.'s celebrated ALII and I'OItTEIt, And exarnlnw in addition to LAG Kit BKER, OYKTEIIS. rdering elsewtre. CALVES' lONGUE. PIG'ft FEE P, CrOAHS, o!71tf tc. Serves Lunch at all hours. -- W MBS. d202 3 lic that we have them on hand, at this office. In legal form, and are prepared- - to sell them Kingly, or otherwise, at very low rates, to salt before o- sr rr. i. ANTE D OR GIRL, as LAUNl'RKKS, WOMAN be a good Washer and Ironer. A must Apply to 1 Balis 1 disi-t- r for sale. The citizens ot on Wm. U. Hooper, WILLIAM JENNINGS, Kesidence, 16th Wa.d. I. HOOPER L. S. Htm II. 8. Eldrede, '4 ELDRE06E Co, WELLS, FARGO & Co purchasers. W KOWEltS AAD Nt'LKY General n 1LA.KES.--I- consequence of the great demand for Mowers and Rakes, we have made arrangements for getting through from Omaha, another car load of Champion & Woods' Mowers, and a few of tha Holllngsworth Salky Rakes, which, will be ready for delivery either in this City or at Des-ere- t, about the 20th lust. We will, as heretofore, sell them as low as possible, and havlag only a limited number, those wishing to secure them, mast send In their orders immediately to the Eagle Emporium. dl29s472 II. Ti. Express Forwarders, EAST AND or -- THI 8TAGER to and from Gold - Coin, Land YVarrHiil, -- ( CaL( and Intermediate points. Stages) leave SALT LACE CXTY dairy' roi above points, and on alternate days for VIRGINIA CITY, and II ELENA, Mod una, Y, MCE! v Itist, the DAILY the :o;- DaALEKS ; IN UNION PACIFIC RAILROD o OMAHA, and the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL ROAD of CALIFORNIA. Passengers ticketed Croat OMAHA to DENVER, SALT LAKE CITY AUSTIN, VIRGINIA, Nevada ACRAMENTO ADLIIBlSTRATi'S TEiirLE bTREET. SALT LAKE OITY' OVERLAND MAIL. Clavso5, Superintendent. C0LLECTI0.1S AR0 HADE PROEPTLY 018-C1T- Idaho, and other points in those nndertlned havlDg been appointed by rpUE X the Probate Court for Bait Lake County. Administrators of the Estate ot John MatT. senior. Itlo of Mid ooantr. deoMiM),' bsrsbr notify sll to haTlDK claim auctlnst said Kslste. nrrraai Uitr for sooonnu, dolr authenticated, pmeot a'tlement at Um earliest practicable date; and those indebted to the raid Etate will please liquidate the same wit bout delaj. FRANKLIN NEFF, m l N1 I NEl EFF J Administrator. JOUN NEFP. nig Cottonwood, July 19, 'CJ. "j S rat. TnE0.P; isrtf OORRESPOJfDENTS- -. ... aaueaat dl&V.tia d GREAT WESTERN Vut Tm n T1UCY, Agent. FAST FREIGHT Three Commissioners to locate University POSITIVELY OHE VVEEk ONLY Four Ouncllori for Bait Lake, Tooele and Summit Counties. i t THE ORIGINAL V: ' Six Representatives for Fait Lske County, one said 8elec'man for and of GENERAL TOM THUMB AND WlfE. Connty, in Isaao M. Btewari, whose time expires. place The election to be held and returns made In Commodore NUTT and MINNIE WARREN, accordance with an Act regalatlnsj election." la their Fascinating Performances on j ' iseo. SJ, approved J an nary HA8T, County tClerk. ". MONDAY, ID. 18GO. j , E. W. July 2j).1HC). Connty aerk'sOClce, Two an 3 res 8 at and perform ; the. rest ol p.m v CULH 4 wZal 113 3 v - 1 uw wcca a periurTaancfis eacu CSV at 11 av.m. Sand 8 nan. Admlu'.on - ' 7Seta. - S.'stm. t:olldren under 10 years of age . . Iteaervsd atAia m f J. Cnlldren under 10 to Itaser ved stats - i SOets. Deseret Cusiomi Boot Factory. OGDE3T; TUURSDAY, July 15. d!922r w231 Z, , Nid Davis, Agent. and leapt' on"bsndfor every LASTS fittedrenedyrngthe evil of tread-in: (f , groatease over one aide; by this means Is elves to tender places on the feeW I also keep on the dimensions to eat by. after tne first 1 July L 1 , ' ' ... t- tn;a i UTAH TO i?": IVIONTANM ETC. iC0L0RADOft The Great Western Deis Is a Fast Preig-b- t Line established by tbe lln'-te- d Btates Express dooptny, lor traosporuf t . Merchandise irom New Yora and Boston that will not bear Express rhargei, u 5 ' : ' " . ' K , Oar rrIOT from the , j ! NewiYork and Boston " - " LINE B01C Iands. s; 'j Co. New T6rk. Rauk of CnUIornla. Kan rrncif. First Kational Bank, Chicago. St. lxnlT Hank.SSavsilc. Planar arura Omavnaw elect-tot- R 1 1 I Itlsrra will be held In the several AN Election In Salt Lake County, on Monday,pre tbe 13th WAED. ASSEMBLY E00MS. day of August neat, for tb purpose of Vtl r REMITTED. s. In connection with their stage Line and are carry PARCELS, DANK NOTE prepared toGOLD BULLION, and SILVKB COIN and EX PRESS FREIGHT, to all narta of the world, at areaOt redoeed OOLLECTIONO and COMMIBtsIONS promptly-attendeto. Particn- tar attention paoa to tne aeuvery of EXPRESS LETTERS at all points on oar routes. For rjarticnlara annlv at nfflMi Htreot,BaJt Lake City. 69. Terri-tone- the conPAjrr run an OVERLAND EXPRESS ) AIIIIDU ELECTION. r' f tbe -- U. P. IS. TX. ', i . to tbe endj i Is' tbe : atltbe principal rharelly ' ' tlallroad Twines, ; , . t ume - re-oo- rd meaaura. tvusrri '? nv . I put BPRINO ifcTEEIand-S HaW KB to all. booU-belnbetter. ; neater.Mis;bter, Good .Material Fit;, and Workmanship s; FAIRBANKS 'SCALES. for Colorado and New Mt' Freight wEdTERIi Q KBAT eo, MMMIh Ar rv Vnp TTf fl and WOB rvan n DBjPATCH."c i - .; guaranteed. ,.t ALL ORDER. FILLED WITH DISPATCII '; nCPAlR KEATLY BXECUTErj.1 , . , Rnrr Store wcabotidabo C202 in St2d 21Boulb U- - it. j; Bskzery. ' ; ON; 1IIE PACIFIC COAST. AT ILi5TCIl!S miCX3 ronv TemS'-ClS- II' 120. GaUforraa Street, Ban Francisco. . - . r ' -- x v. rv--..,- . . tana, care otaleeaUi A Co; end of 0.P.R Manufacturers' Branch Honsa; s IV THRESIllXd MAllillSE GRAND FAmTlY MATINEE! us r 23, Farewell lien oil t of Friday-Ju- ly t-- Warrantee Deeds f pnojtsis see listers and Pso-j- Fur " of th f Canal, there being prospects of a formi- SpectacularOPJExtravagatiza THK Mannfacttirrs5 Prices dable rebellion.. A letter has been found giving particulars of a conspira''ti ' " With irelght added, at ' cy to capture Saacbeero, Kooblng, ' Burgh aw arid Shanghae. The number of conspirators is reported at CAM RATJSS. fifty thousand, chielly in Canton and JULY 1869, 21, WEDNE8DAY, Ningpo. The people of Boochoware to dreadHarkaw be presented, with new and beaatlfnl Scefor Will fleeing protection, Our .Stock consist, la pait, ot nery, Properties, Costumes, dr., the rebellion. another ing r .celebrated Another outrage has been committed Dla volleat, on foregners near Ilankaw, the British Tablolaarieal, Consul and his wife being among the Seenlesil,- Zonavleal. SELF-RAKINlinnderical, XearoIg1ralv REAPER party attacked. The matter will soon Sfasjiesl. M osteal. Terpslcborieal. be brought before the notice of the Chinese Governor who has promised an in- Blrthofthebntterfljlttlhebowerofernlcal AXD MOWER. As played at Laura Kerne's Theatre, New affair. of the York, over Three Handred Rights, vestigation THE BK&T MACHINE IN THE WoilLh. entitled THE The inhabitants of Formoaahave reGeneral-iu-chisisted the efforts of the new MCCORMICK'S HARVESTER? to capture some pirates. are called for. TheBonan RELTAHLF. RKAPER nna JtOi While tip English gunboat Opossum was at Iching placards were posted on Tae Celebrated PIIIZ.'-- M AVKK the gates offering a reward for the mur OK T1IK der of foreigners anil the destruction of Birth the steamers. 9l BnttMlf in the Bower of Fern. their THE BUCKEYE IIARVESTHUN 1 Ply-mon- & -- ed at'Pekin. There is great excitement in the cities In the neighborhood of the Grand Prt-erapti- -- Clsvsos VE CO-OPERATI- LAS T WEE K fasfaa..v this Territory are now In possession of all the rKhtK rml privileges accruing from the enjoy-ttuM- a i Homestead Laws, London. The ikst general meeting and heofreatheter tramdetsand of titles land will of the woman's frauchUe society was hare to bo effected L rccaus of toWarrantee held here yesterday. Among tho no- Dee is, instead of the Quit Claim Transfer tables present were John Stuart Mill, Deeds heretofore ased. In view of the demand Lord Houghton, Hon. James Btanfeld, for 8uch we to Inform the pubwish documents, Itev. Tho3. to-nig- ht H. B. The Great Event of the Season FOREIGN. Fawcett, Kingsley HenryLouis and Blanc, also many ladies. Addresses were delivered and resolutions unanimously adopted in favor of female suffrage. Paris. Marshal Vaillant has been reMinister of the Imperial appointed Household. The press of this city regard tbe new Cabinet as one of transition only. Ottawa. The Government has decided to release Father JdcMahon from confinement in the provincial penitentiary. No reference has been made to the Imperial authorities. Pittsburg. Arrangements are being made for the erection of a monument to Baron Humboldt on West Coinruou, The anniversary of his Alleghany. death is to be celebrated here. Dublin. Mr. Warburton, high sher-IffQueens County, while on his way to attend the assizes was fired at from the roadside and severely wounded. The assassin has not been discovered. London. Advices from Rio to June 23d state that the l revolution In Paraguay was increasing. The President had returned to Montevledo without hazarding an engagement vrlth the insurgents. House of Lords In the the university test bill came up. Karl Car- navou moved tho previous question on the ground of tho lateness of the season and the Insufficiency of time for its consideration. On a division of tbe House the bill was thrown out. Jn the House of Commons Mr.Otway, under secretary of foielgn affairs said tbe Government was aware that negotiations had passed between Ravaria and Austria. with respect to the ecumenical council. but bavin cr received no official Information it could submit no on subject. In reply o an r,apers as the to how the Irish church sur-oqulry to was fund be locally supplied, BIus Gladstone said, tbe question was rather permature, the financial parts of the measure were very complex and be could not say how far portions of the surplus would bear a local character; bat he assured the House that the gov ernment was desirous of distributing the fund equally over Ireland. Ban Francisco. The steamship Hayo Marcc formerly tbe Confederate Cruiser Tallahaxse was totally wrecked on,: Rock, near Yokohama on June lives were lost in17th... Twenty-tw- o tho captain, many of tbe crew cluding and most of the passengers. On the of tbe news at Yokohama assistance was Immediately dispatched to the scene ot, the disaster but no vestige of the wreck was visible, tho vefcsel havfathoms of ing sunk. In" " forty-fowater. V " The imperialists have captured Hakodate. Enomotto still holds Fort Kami-dThe steamer Eagle has been blown it la rumored that the up by northerners, Mikado, is preparing to leave Yeddo to avoid receiving the Duke of Edinburg. An embassy Is about leaving for the Bandvrlch Islands the Mikado having delegated two' of his Vice Ministers of The foreign affairs for that mission. June Corvette Duplelx sailed French NEW ADVERTISEMENTS ernni'irrtiTci clITIirPrlln 'i ItEGEATXX ' Jk C. Ctmne York. M. It. UOVKT, JVeurJioston. . QEO. 0OCHET, dlOT 1 . 4 t ! r V i . i I V( T |
