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, 1865-06-05
vHICAGO DRIVING, PARK,
JUE3E NTE:E3TTT 6,
Commenci' 6 Monday June 5, 1865


70. PURSE. Of ssoo-rln ~ 1o.,a, STAKE
hs5Sss ;s Ssa sI;; T. sa1s9
eatf1es ": ,,..
I;qa 1i..;ns' !. Il =; 3 s'nnisS sxIoS1'sa'
4 ko::s si!: III. : u: nv Rs:ee.
t.p!;! Sss; =. lsd, lz05sed' s0rnesl1 f,
~ F,'5;s2: ;y@,c.,.q; I :, N, G.. csnt;: %:,s.
-: Sane Day. .,Pus.e . soo ~ !, heat. to
ss sIr.. na ~ s9.1s. &. m II; Lazy Augusta
~: Bi@ieEs &. G.dma,:
Ja,. Royia's q. Fin. cut.
A.tn,be' son. Oh, Honest Charlie.
a I'm Ha;;!ck u b., = ! Jo1 On any NJ.
f Ess:!s s:ns::,ssR + fsSs! ffsSs 1ss;s Es1iszson.
Al. Bose =. n y: ,, :; Me7':
~. a-p1.. S1on-wus ~ ,r.,,,a :. ,+.,,. y,
earh m.lz assts. b. q; IN :. 10 narns.s Dn,n
to ho!1ss owl cd in nIo9s, Mi'co:sn Il is.a, Iowa
an" i,n f,,1nga n;,;n ErH Ia rao4 nTf tiles VIZ:
WI GSdnr,'s : nj. l.iy. t'mp.?n,
z bss'sn sssi ae.u.zs, Nec,s,.
~ H. + ssssa:e mis- hs.s:: es:s il ): e
e::sa; GO 60 win nine eas;':s: II.
vi ! ,airey's 5r q: NV Dsy
". W4lkinsai'ab b. = Wild Medley.
Le8 tt{l~'s th E. Eaa Cut.
4. Cat'-vtEon'a ch. z Hnpe.t Char]le.
z. pin!c:k HI E. Bsa ( Warrior.
WIN. Pa'riGIs b. f.. .essF.
" ueds-'s 20 H. lazy Moore.
A. Doss~rmans b. s. Aoro-
THIRD DAY.
xu..-- s1nn W.T. 11se,s o+.<n,,et m
txs1s U ,i~ ~ ~ r. LIE. S ~ ~
.T 81 liz = -, IN y 80 ~ 4a"S' oPa1 ~
ALL J1. 1:e cena.u I II H. =. r.Nsno:l N.
49, IL t.r.. -, Il x - A,AFeeH Fce.s. sst'
= - ~ HiE,E IL " - ~, - s. r. s.tnsf' .tis
Wm pa 1isha ,n LsdT II .lker ...
1sSms n W.rn. u1s =. -, wt,h ~ NV ~
fTts. ~. e~' 1 N-~~1' ~'-Ss~' "AeH @e1s eA'
VIM Fnt,fek'a Team J-asa AID ma.n
n II mmtce.. r.atn iiiss- Gs ~ Er ~ nns r,..
, 1865-06-05

New York stock and Money MARKET.
NV YoEK. Juae2.
1losEY-Es.y At rer cant On cal1 1oans.
S1xEIISo EICuAN0E-Flrm at 1CoXe11ef. gold, foE
nts1 Ct If ht IL. ..,
FoIp-L+ts active ma lower, opening At Isl, dc.
ciIniug to 13Cx md cosug At fS5H.
Tot i export of ,r*ei~ to Gag $s51 93.
CoYEESNEaT STocKs MORE active aud Af1oes.
, 1865-06-05

lies, ~ The public msy rely upon lheif statement
je55s9G-lt
Purify the Blnod.-1t Ia an established fact
tbst . very lsrge c'aes Of disorders can only pc
cu1rd by such remedies as will enter into The
aDa e1e1,ts h Il nronG1 every peTon T
tdy he brought INTO immediate contscI with the
dt:eese. 40 Obtain tbt. desirable end, no rrepa
Dn. JAMES AITEEAr1yE. seroyGka. Ktn7's Ecik,
tnncer aud tanctfous 7urort, Waite Snfl1n7s+
Enlarg. mtnt Of ne Bon,s, Il, one RAeunqtits1
Tdtitat G7ctrs, Goitrous sUtilagsof tAs Inroat,
de-, are cured with certainly which has aston.
,thtd every bcho}der. It ia, besldes, one OF the
stomach operating - TONIC It removes Dysp.p.
sia 1nd Nervous A6fctfons, and imparts glow oE
animation and heath nneqnalled hy snythspg u
The whole Materla Medica. For sa!e BY aI Drug
gtsts. le5y,9os, ,stAwsA
CarpeDtre,s Great Historical pafnt-
Ing, representing President Lincoln and Cabinet
p,ion :aSs fes1smao1. i now On esh olioa At
Ihe sri gallery over McVickes's Thcalcr, for the
benedt Of the NJ ". Sanitary Fair. 1n oF
tpienaid picture q av4ii ,hem.eiyes Of the pres
adopted he iollowine psiecs Of adm!ss,on:
Aouits, s5 cents; children, IS cents. jel5sS7k
Prrry,s Moth and Freckle Lntir n
Chloasma, or Mothpatch, taso called Livcrspot1
psrieulafy to indies Of light complexion, for the
dikeolored Spots show more plainly on the face Of
blonde than ot brunette; but they greatly
1nst III III ~ III hen yaoeat nr
ing The texture or color or the sktn, is certainlya
detiderstum. Or. D. Perry, who has made dis
remedy for these dis olorst,ous, which Is At once
prompt, 'hlltble, md harmless.
For tae In New York BY Demaa Barnes d CO..
y Park now. End T. c. Wells d Co., 11s FfanSlln
, 1865-06-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

Sea Side Iya<k-Jnnf received, and
selling rapidly. Afs0 great ynrl.ty OF Grape
Bof,nete and Ch1ldrentf Hnts. Csli Immediately
At Slows bonnet Huou,, 1A Lake stree. nea,
Clark street 1e5y3N It
Ground Feed Mt Low E,ricess-Acardu M
d. :his head vail he found In our columns to-day
From the well known responsibility Of the par.
ties, the public may rely upon their statement.
ie57g9G.lt
, 1865-06-05
-$210 per Ka1lon

Vessels Pissed Detroit.
Epcc,al Li.pAtch II tbs thle2Ro lflonce.
DzrkolT. June 5.
Ur-Echrs Evk1ire,
Dpws-Bsrqur, Ocean WAy'; brig, Emplra State,
thfs Di Vernon, York stase, HSnnsl, CaJah :ga. NE
Inrts, L5uster.
w1yp,-kouthWest.
, 1865-06-05
TT. Louis n9arAet.
Especial Dnpttth 10 ths Chicago Ttfbun'


Especial DIapttth 10 the Chicago T1ihunA.1
sr. LuCts. Juae3.
TopAcoo-CnchAuzed. Green and damaged laKs
ut u % to factory do nt $50 to $40; p'snters
d. ts4o TO ssao; common shipping Leaf At 800 to
s1s a edtum do A. s1tT. to Sit -; auon manu-
featuring leaf ct sr7 Y $7o medium do as III 50
to t.6.ao5 nneSdc 1t $76.5o. ....
F1ou1-1,ccld"d "d:y dull. Spring extra At - Is;
s111A 10 lots It &c 50 do7ble t1tsA Il o. per br1.
GHA1N-Wheat-arge' decline. sprtpE 81 $40
odn.ry 5ail at 3tso: tair IA. At a1-a5, E,ot ia at
}14ak; prime iali 1t 81 81. Corn lasgty d=clta es.
Good mixed and yellow 1t f1e; yellow 6c:; vhits At
&c Der hrshel. Oats tas ct DC. nSo dali At Sos PEI
buihe!.
Ixu.a=-&a In rer 1Al1an.
, 1865-06-05
Illinois mud michigan Cnnnf.

BErpHxrorT, Juoe 40 ,. N.
C1tAIKp-MAple Lest. Joliet; EnetEs. Joiet. Is
trtt salss Circst.lsn. Lockport: Advance. Lemont;
Oak Lras, Io1et; Csyugs, Locspoft. II koEs nst's;
r. @. Gay!c.d, Lockpott; Wing and Wing. 10 let
Iacustry Joliet: MornlDg Light. LaaAtlc 70. In fs.s
,uubef y 90 sdrg. 1c0 m fhtDRlss, Is n iAth: Eize'
htth. Loekport, Is shingles; Rc:ip.e, LockpoTt, s
c.rt. stare bol,s u kegs nss: R-cktt, tons coat
Georae Washington, lasal1e. Ito 80 lumotf; ".
Gutne<, Lem .nt- ...
AREty,p-Ames1can Star, Lapal1s, 2.20o bn corn
2r0o tu wheat. tito bu oats; -ck.t. Lockport, 80
In co, n 400 brln doas Wing aud Wtcg- 10 lst, BIZ
corn: H. e. Gsyiorr, LockpoEs 32oe bu eoE1.D ph,n
t,:swa, 5000 bu corn, eft0 bu vi a.; CsJuSs. Lock
rott sQa nu oAl; sbeth. Lcckp It. so ou corn
:nrop,ky Joset 5os hu ctrn; Investigator, Lamont
IS ysr~s ruele B.cne: Advance, Lemons. % yAsds ru-
be stcnf; ". g uurnec, 1enont. as 5tzds tunE
stene yorktown, Udca, 500 bu cerns CnsdiI's, =
a.le 90 bu eern :: J. D Harmon, lssal!e. 500 hr
corn cuthman, OTTAWA. $50 bu c.rn. 3.5co bu o.ss
FtaI1,~ Queen. 0ttaws 600 bu oats; J. tFotsT. Sent
c. hr corn; Asla L4aAlte, $50 bf dour, sundrtes
s5u Ds; D. corAh, Lasallr, so hu corn: onondsgs
la.ae, 4,S0- bn corn, Frndries, 30 ooo n*i OTTAWA
Ottawa. 4tst0 In corn. $40 nj starch. ksnkakee
Win ipGt H. 3oo ht corr; j. Prtston. Aotftss $40
bu com ~ Arte, Morris, 400 bu corn. so bn oats
r. Nor,bup. 1olltt 50 yards Euobe ttanrs D. c. Scr
ION, lsmont, Gs yards ruhb stone. 10 y.EdI duns
.sope; Hctt ur, Lement, u yal3s dunn stone; Ladl
La mont. 80 ysIds Inbole etooe; D. Hess. Ls
ort 2, yares rubh!e stope; JON Carter, 1~s1le
FOO bp oats; tiab-ila. Lssalr, 800 bu co.n; r.
t.s, dell Utica 800 bu eetn, $500 bu cats: Lontsa
Or TA 54to o. corn Conteft Morris, .0 hu corn
t. Hartts kton, Mar5.i1.es TO tons coal; Col Mu II
ear Lass lc; 0a1eE La allie. 100 ba ccfn; Ksss1 l.
n,1lr. LAO tu rye, lao bu corn. 4foo bo OATS johns
,ovn. 1st.ir, 800 bu ccrn. Zoo hu Whsat; L. Nc
Lennsn, o,tawa, :. 10 hu corn.
, 1865-06-05
amu8EutGnIB,
TkOSBY'S OPERA HOUSE.
Italian Opera.
DIRECTOR, J. 48ACs
SEASON OF TEN NIGHTS.
Opsaiss Might, nasdav, Jane 5, ats.

Opsala9 hlshls haadaYt Jsne y a. o.
Doors opea It Sx o'eloek
Only night Of Goaooa's e-ieorAtra oprs Of
FAUST
Ene CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG In her renowned
,s ss:s*l ~: s.z1osas5 gs y:s.s ysss
.,ne; six. AGlls4., wagner; u 10 7APJCSI, IA:
sasss.sa y Ths .9s;n e. zny1srs,wsEr ERogrk
b.ss r. s "a &c s',P'
ass $ Msss
In .dd:sien t. r. i.,ge 20 o:eae,T* nsr: n,u.,,..,
Vi. shb1srEE e zAvis7o"sSz% % I'd ss4 ISi Ssst e
LEADER Herr ki1hsrd s,aze Drec,o: Am al Uuo1us..
Tomorrox TUESDAY xvENNH. Juno tta, only
nxht Of Hs]linFs phstrwork
m OH M As
N ax5 ~ Esf
Po,io: sUslai. U1os 90.
TEpHEST2tH only night Of famous Opera
THE 61C1L1AN vEaFuaa.
careful !shs a1a,ls and enstve prvpar y N
r 9ss Sf III
TED e1C1LIAN vEsPEEE,
r III r Proaaeea hi. xeek w.sh ea:',e,y new
0pta .nG 70 se.,u1 mss g, so*ns, which VIZ ~;
IN ip setyr VIZ Is ner.1io1WFoszA nxr pg<yy4o,
8Atnrts5-GhAN', GALA y AT1NHE a.1X O'Clock
TkhASUkBH.-.........-...H b. ATKINS.
OFfRA L1BrxTTA.-CorIect Dp-ta Books. r1pressl5
aJr~nE-d aa thn opraa performed lEanslatet
rectly. word Iol Werd Will o. Tor sAlo a1 the Tsket
O61caL and In ths sTsn- K II the opasa Housa Vss-
tori arc qugateG tor theT iotess and lEfxc
lion, not Il pnr has, b nka els wn~re tc5Nlt
CHICAGO GRaND
GIFT CONCERT,
- 70 be Hald a. Bryan Hall,
POSTPONED Until Jo1y until tickets sra Ill sold
1000 Gifts, At Cash Vslse Of $4,000.
TICKETS $500 EACH
fne following .su AMONG Co.. .nost va'u.nn. a!1ss:
OIe Fln. Elic. Residence In tas To sn Of MetA
norA. Wonck rd Co. ILL.,, valued at......-, ..,$6.4t0
sst q UiatnoGa 1
s,ns v1s T'eaGSd Gehfe.1 slasre u,ssd R;ao @
0re Laoys iold Watch tc!a1,ond st)........... 10
OEe II heete1 q Wllsonb Sewing Machine {ross+
wood case. fun Cabinet. II
81 a 3 fari,sa ntn ieYer Va
ono Gifs ot G1e Thousand Dollars Is Cash..... Inc
Ticket. for sase At John Eaah'a. corne: Of 4sds-
~ set T. X Ball, Drnx1fst 1l9 ClA:k street; alzo, At
al The tr!rciral Hut Il In thn cl y.
P.,nctpM derot for The sale Gf Tickets, La Deas
s. III as q lesslpt 81 midi Hdd1s:s sass1:EssG
r. IL & public are zs.psestuz ,n,tsee to s.n saa
OF Mrssrs Wheeer 4 Wll1nn. 1o6 LAke .trce+.
Assn:s wanted In tie pgtnctp4f tlsltE and towns.
Gro c. LEMON. Ir.. 144 Dsarborn.st.
les a5r1t
, 1865-06-05
roL. WOODS MUSEUM,
Take,l 2lp.

TAKEN UP-A large gre; horse,
which the owns, can have BY NJ Ilytnr At ,hc
auctlor rec MA, rrer Of Market and Washington
SIS: pSvirg Charges and proving proptry.
, 1865-06-05
~ Paper nangipgs, Painting. Caletmtntng md
OF zinr. At F. z. Hgbys, 50 Randolph street
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT MARKET.

Especial pi,pssch to tbs Hesteru Assoc.stod rros.
NkH YokK, Ju1e3
At the Stock Exchange this morning Reading and
P1tsbns I'll weIe hammered severely, and d.c4tne
prsces rss the rtsplt Tho balance OF the list We
yrJ nsm thronzhe ut the se4sicn and 1srRs nnsnes
nBdoue. after cstl tha mstk-t WA wesk and a
ktlelcWer, Toward the latter pAFt Of the day the
a1ket vas QuNc weak. aud bu.ineas WIS very tight
There vas yerJ nttivc movfmt Mt in Governments,
with IN advance Of per cent on s-7oe State bouda
remain quiet. but thty tse he hsnly. Btnf shaIo7
ana IL. xar mortgages are oGesra spaslngly, ana
bultr esE II light
'7he N m.,cel]ansopa stocks ws1c nsm and generally
atea =.
foreign &tv,ces be.crs making tur:h+F renttances
Their IL General iUprtasoa that the next steanae
Will aBuo.nte IN advance in s7us. Money u aound
ant nj 6 PCT cent
P11HoLEuH FIocKs
Steady and moderately active. Buchanan Farm
3l1,cs; Clifton, s4.ss: Cherry Run, dc; Pit Hole
Creek, 500; B1dr,ck. $500; 0s.msn,a, src; Kin
cerheof. tsoo: Mckinley. E9; EEcsai, y. $50:
Qcean Ss.0s; Ryad Farm. e:-c9 Tack. si-eo: High
gate. &C The petsoeum mWket cIose1 dull Int
aseady 1t Sc .toF e1ade. Aosle ior eonsd,hnd Ga
1oHe fot fres.
w1KnY hXvIKw.
The Fpst his the following wEsksy review oftae
Wholesale afket: Under liberal receipts and les
specu'a.ive Inquiry
f1orx has declined o@nc oa low and medium
rtsd.s The matket c!ose1 heavy.
WHEAT has arrived very spstsnslJ, and prices have
advanced s25s closing with M up ward tendeneV.
CaHx, with very moderate receipts, rapidly I'D
yanccd I'd ThuaaaJ. etnee thntt!me most Of the i'm
p.oy emil NJ has been lost
Oar. has been in sct1vt temlnd. and prices nd
vnneed SC. Tho market cl9sea quiet
PosE Is been much excited, aud prices delin ID up
In the 1st Since that t.nn the market has ndvnoc"d
Sasor bril- hut at to day kalcs mott OF tho advance
waA Iost T1t stock hand the drAt i1st.. proves
1r,, ttar antlc pAted, hence the rspid advance.
Bkxy Is uueh .oxer and depressed.
The III ck in rctrket i yesJ lsrgs. There has hsbn
morr artyly in crude Petroleum, but the kst has
uu.est7eo P4lcea have ductustcd consi srAb =.
but .how no pe.eepsiblc variation at thn clofe Re
fined had been in Moderate 1esuett, and prices Ase
without change. ....
Woo1-Bas been fairly active. the inquiry bsiug
from nanulAc,ure1s, for finer descriptions, which
s,e scarce and n:mly held. Other Rradts arc dull,
md tn. tcnoency rpriees 1s.d,waHn.ds.
Th1.11-Tne u asket haA becu extremely Gull. And
n,tc,e haze ducsustcd rapidly, but thow decided
movement. Tho market cioses dull and neAvy, I,
x4DG9.. e Tor Western.
xy1NlyG STOCK KxcnAE5E-
American Go lsl; sos ol3I bue, 1r5K; Nav Tort
Ceptrsl ssx; Efse =; Hudson River 3sX Reading
~: Nlch1.sn Southern SIX; Pittsburgh asK; Canton
CO 3 Cumber aud s9. 6toeks not very actlye hn
tttad.. Gold nrm, and ttood At VIA elota Al Isl.
, 1865-06-05
Com mercial Items.

The following table shows tho importations Of
merchtuaise at New York from Europe, and tho
expectation Of produce and specie to Entope from
New York for the lscal years ecdlng 1saaS,l ,ls63l,
and The present year up to May Is:
1npoprs OF MERCHANDISE. -.
, 1865-06-05

ITO DRUGGISTS Wanted to
L pu.cha1e III stock aud d1+ures o. a Fetal Ding
6foFr worth from to tnree II dotrs. Mn1t
b. .6ot'ee on the Ill Of railroad, In ao1saah-
Ing town Adtr~4s 'DsugXtSt." casa y ~ J.
ltH MIS- EIlel. Mich. Jesye44ttthp
, 1865-06-05

The ILLINOIS School OF Taade y the s Only my
n.actIeal Bosjpe;s School IN tbe West In chafge
frTn.fness n,rn. With II IL connected axptrror
EducstIcuai School for boys. For c1ea4ass ap-
Div 81 1p* lake sIreet, corner OF Nous.
9n1
, 1865-06-05

PuorosaAr.H PANTEo.-Wc nfoice that Mr.. J.
y. Jolps,op, the well known photograph painter,
hst orep. IN elegant studio in Lomb.rd's Block,
On Monroe street. Just vert OF the Post Once, He
Las secured the services OF two experienced ar
lists. Thf puh'fc may rest 4s.ured inst nny syorS
entrusted to s]r. Johnston Will be exetutea in nrtt
c!sss x,yle, equal, not superior, TO any in the
f1fy.
, 1865-06-05

" "ANTED-Agehts-In every
PnttTat of Pratacct lincoln. John ssJtaiu's il.ee
and ErrateN Wor He h.s In pFoTed Cd ~ hs n,rnef
rne Pm sinent. when shown th,a ukens.s. ssid An
Hi!oR 70 e aov0 70 posts5;y E!ta s5ts repss .ntA
Pr RANDALL. Room q. speed'1 BlcAk, peas boFn
l. sfr-ef th'r -zn TnT3f- 1l1Sv
, 1865-06-05

TIE FINE OF FR1DAT ElouT,-In the report
oltbe cenlagtatton on West Like street on Fri.
dsy laet, the auouui oi lumber belonging to T.
II. Avery destroyed by nre was somewhat over.
st,ted, owing To the fact that eight large piles
were saved ihe iames, contrary TO all precedent
in etnati2r co1f1afr rattons being tubdued before
they bad destroyed the stacks The property was
fully Insured, Ut BY the saving Of the aooye pof-
tbouesrd to fifteen hundred do!ar. salvage.
The Tee houaes destroyed belonged to Nj. v.
H. Swets. and rot to F. Mehring, ~ reported
The Luildlpgs and contents vera partially IN
cured.
, 1865-06-05

Acc,.Ex1.-Ons S,turdsy afternoon, ~ soma
men were engaged IN ras.,ng sms'l frame build
tnp, on the corner Of HAle1tdisnd Fourth streets.
ii tho West Divia1or. Eont o! the props gsve
Txy and the tntsltr1 Fel to the ground. co Eestng
1pfrc Of lht .ahoIers In IT. fall One Of The men,
ut1peh Eysrta, eurtsiued tevrrs1 ttScte bruises
upnn The leg, anf II ~sa feared. was nl'o tttet-
usl1t tp1ured. The other two were eIiEicated.
but ffttia The worse fJr the accident.
, 1865-06-05

c.xn,vs6-rhrcc gamblers. arrested a. IA
u.sa,. were brought before the Police Mseis-
s..,." IN saturday lset, apd were e.ch sued mr.
so.1. .H 1s,s IT. nv % 4asase
he @trrrt corners. there exhibiting thelr
tnna,r md fpe cothts 10 the gaze Of passcrs b.
, 1865-06-05

We not1ee In the drug department very lsrga
dnns,ton D, lancy so,,es aoaps from McKsone, Van
reiaasps Of s,n TT ,npsies
9aat,- s,- snnerior useful properties. decate, IA.
rssnttrd ,1pcrtivc pe1funs 8. and are tnlly cqual
Is tSe bcst foreign rosps, bile iusntthea at nnch
les ces y. noss esprss,.5 'nos. e.%o'S It The
sytrnai remedy in variety of cutanou. s!ect,ous.
InI,iss IN ea1ttf prst.class toilet article, arc
1rrnnu.pded to pat1nnize these so.pe on tho
dYrc ttb't- tbc.r IL it'll: doubt that they WILL
continue it6 use afterwards.
, 1865-06-05

F,ax-At tho hour Of half past two o'clock on
Sunday s.tcrDoon > nrc broke ont near the cor
ner Of ~. snd Van nnran streets. The engines
W VIII rrt M oni he 0amts. Damages about $1O0.
, 1865-06-05

E.
thcet cabinets Of geological nnd other crriosttes
We ever telnemher to hkye ecen. lew o! ita
contents as follows: Copy of ne MAI IT, tie
of the eseat fire Of London. 1Gi6; copy ol ser
mon prCschec hy Rev Elcpha'ct P.TteI+ 1876 az
eye Of a hsh Gound In tomb Of inc Ihc!s. and
esd. By Agassx, TO be Al least SIX tnoasano sea1s
There arc some Ane specimens OF Iowa marbles,
ant inrce number Of polished 4tones o. an inna-
lie yhri. ~ Of tolortng. boz made OF easneltan
te very ct olee epec1men-
In this case, .uo, thcrt Esa two Mount Vernon
meda!llons. bearing date lsA.
partmtnt, e1hinits an cxquittfely ofnaueuted
Tusk or the WaiInA. 1t bears on one side rep
rescn;hunu of por,emouta harhoI. England, VI h
a ship of wsr zitinE II tnchor and displaying the
uIiou jstk- On the diverse is m American
clipper ship. proudly 1oat1pg On oscsns bll!o"s
ard giving 70 the Winds the stars and stripes.
while the goddess Of Gb-rty, resting On the an
chor Of satety. Smiles approving on the scenc.
= piece OF tapesu5, aeAignea hy Queen E izA-
heth, f. wc,th ,, thoosht It looks = TT::!vsllqrs'y
in Derry.hire ~ WHICH, 1t nnny ferstsc ecene,
did the gifted EirEIu Queen participate, md ne do
No! n In nol
tai Washington. and the original Indictment
ecafnst AAtGn Burr. md cnricstuts ton psecious
cieut manuscript, written In the sixteenth cen
rcrs rne case Of eurioaitics is exhibited, nosa
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uonr FouSp-A hody. supposed 10 be that
An,o,ne Iipebsch, who jumped in the river and
r., crowned on Friday lss', wAt discovered on
o,,a.r .fte,nm,p near the Madison street bridge.
II xxr conveyed 10 the dead honae. An inquest
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-10
The New senators.

The only members of the Senate, as far
as elected, who were not members of the
Thirth eighth Congress, are Richard Yates,
of Illinois, Daniel Norton, of Minnesots,
George b. Williams, of Oregon, and Aaron
d. Orsgin, of New Hampshire. Trey are
all thorough Union men, and their infu-
ence will be felt in the right direction.
Governor Richard Yates, Of Illinois, who
succeeds VIM. A. Richardson, Democrat,
in the Senate, is too well known as a pub.
lie man to require notice here. He is one
of the ablest men in the West, and has had
experience in Congress.
Daniel Norton, the new Union Senator
from Minnesota in place Of N. S. Wilkin-
SOD, was born in Mount Vernon, Knox
county, Ohio, and is quite s young man.
he resides in Winona, and member of
the Minnesota Legislature.
George b. Williams, who succeeds Ben
jsmin Harding as Senator from Oregon, is
a native Of New York. He emigrsted to
Iowa and was elected Judge; was Presi-
dental elector at the election of Pierce;
was appointed Judge Of the District Court
of the United States for Oregon Territory,
and sines lis admission as 8 State has been
praetieing law.
Aaron q. Crsgin, who succeeds John P.
Hale from New Hampshire, was born in
Vermont. He is lawyer by profession;
was member of the New Hampshire
Legislature from 1852 to 1885, and wss
elected Representative from that State 70
the Thirty-hfth CoDgress.-P PHILADELPHIA
Press.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-10
MnxImiIian and the Pope.

From the Pope's published letter of in
stIuc.ions to Maximillisn in reference to
the government Of Mexico it sppears that
he was eDjoined to maintain, to the exclu-
sion of all others, the Catholic Church, to
make it the law of sll theeduestionsl in
stitutions of the country, and see that the
Church estates and claims of property
shall be fully protected. But, instead of
obeying these instructions, Msximillian, it
appears, has declared in favor Of freedom
of religion in Mexico and has confirmed
the sequestration to the State Of the
Church property, commenced by Juarez.
he has, in short, followed the instructions
Of Napoleon and disregarded those of the
Poph. This means, we suspect, that there
Is something more to come The Pope
viii probably manifest his displeasure
touching this disobedienee of both Napole-
on and Maximillian, and then we may
look for thst long threatened political re-
construction of the Pspsl States il which
the holy Father viii be entirely relisYed
Of the cares of his temporal sovereignty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-10
INC DRAM tnneu rork Ctlr.

The draft is ordered to commence in
New York city on Wednesday next, March
18th II has been deferred precisely one
month, to accommodate the city snd give it
an opportunity to fill its quota by recruit
ing, but IS it has failed to do 60 the draft
hss very properly been ordered. We are
glad that the enrolment act is to be faith
fully enforced against the city Of New
York. Hitherto, owing to its great and
organized power, it has been able to escape
the draft either by volunteering or by the
exhibition of paper credits. It has prOba-
bly, furnished less men to the armies in pro-
portion to its population than any other
city or section of the free states. We ex-
pect that the order for draft will create
considerable commotiOn among the Copper
heads and rowdies who control the city.
But it must be enforced. Let the author
tiles proceed with their duty, undeterred
by threats of riot, let ample preparations
be made to suppress the uprising of a mob,
and, should one be attempted, let no bEalk
cartridges be fred.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-10

gresS. Mr.. Sumner retains his position
as Chairman Of the Committee on Foreign
Relations, Mr.. Wilson on Military affairs,
Mr.. Trumbull on the Judiciary, Mr.. Wade
on Territories, Mr.. Grimes on Naval af-
fairs, and Mr.. CoIlsmer on Postofiees.
Mr.. Fessenden is reinstated as Chairman
of the Finance Committee, Mr.. Sherman,
who has held that position while Mr. Fes-
senden was Secretary of the Treasury, still
retaining, however, 8 place on the commit
tee. The committees are in general excel
lently arranged and under their manage
ment business will be transacted with
rapidly and wisdom.