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Especial Dispateh t. The Chicago Tribunal
MADISON, VIE, June 81.
Cor. Lewis, has returned from his tour CT visI.
t7t.on OF Titconsfn ecldfer. IN hosp.tals. H.,s
In pretty good health. He hiss succeeded, uodrr
orders which be procured from the Wrr Depart
mett, in procuring tho discharge or transfer to
this State Of all Wisconsin soldiers in hospitals
II ,he East, tae Gn1E and on tie a. tar
north ~ Cairo. About i've hundred have been
Il: nsse1rcd nom the soutove.t, many Of whom
viii owe thetr llEeA to the change.
, 1865-07-01
Total

I0f&l.-.-... ..-....-..-....... -..R+o+7 ka3,AxI
The totA receipts frcm the neorc W.. probably
h atont fapu tNIH0 The rereipts from CUE
ION. Is compared with last yesr, thnw ee-
C1e4sc Of nrat)y f. 6n.00t Will. tho'e f'o inEer
nal :, =. Euc An6 ta1es Of public land. are lxrg ~
frc1eBfed.
The F, deral appointments In Bsltiuors and She
po ic5 Of tbs snu-W'utef Davis parfy. hare neeo
o-ublfnl for e7me time. To ci< ar mstters. n dele
Thvipf, With rem nc Of Office h.ldtr, aud t1pcc
tatts arrived To-Day to sec lit P1tsloeat.
, 1865-07-01
The CITY,
UNIVERSITY nr CHICAGO,
Board Of TEEsttes--.Repotts of Progress
During the Tear.

An adjourned meetn. Of the Uosrd Of Trustees
Of the University Of Cn.e3go, WIS held yesterday
n the pss.s1s OF the Tr1mont House. the Presl
Itnt Charles Walker, E.o., In the chair.
On motion Of non. J. Y. Seammon, It WIS se-
solved that esch daily session Of tho Board shall
be opened By rsAdinz the Scriptures and prayer.
Letters Of resignation we're presented frou, Rev.
]. A. Smith md r.. Il. Brown, Esq.
Cyrus Bentley Was elected to oil tie vacancy
csu:ed by The Eeti1acy Of J. 7. Edwards.
Ar. Browns reFizra,:on was accepted.
On motion Of Dr.. Boocc, a committee OF three
wts tppttEtsd to MI ybcaLctes, and to them the
resignation Of Or. Smith was referred. The CON.
mittee consists Of pf. Boone, J. 7. Scamman, and
Prof. Mixer.
Hon. Thomas Hoyne Of red the following,
which wse adopted, with tbs amendment thu. tie
Il ~ as, asIas e. he, 6t .ia IT.
& the Law School. having originally accepted
the tsus: TEND. red them 10 iEiuate under proptF
untp.ce. the e.tas.1et mint Of the Law School Ct
tbe univt1sis,, md tcarty. 1our seats hasius
speeo since thstr oppo:p tment; that the p1 TO-
cre.t ard Advancement Of the echoul now require.
Il appointment Of 4 new Board Of such men q
emmett learning. propEfety Of chisaetst, ahiI1ts
srd reputation At the Tar. NJ Will neSunle to .me
e1terf ,he Httet OF t7st1ueto1s Of the claas
et*!td Tn1s nIa ths following FAMED :n.lsmen
NETS to deliver one Or no1e Lessons before the
Law claesee during the ensuing fall aud winter
terms Of 1861. IN connecfton With the Professor
Of the tchotl- Hc1rT Booth, their sc1y1ces ere
berefy accepted. aId they are hereby designated
a. Beard Ct Coun*e1ors to the Law School for
The eI.nipR coteftste year, and until The appoint
Dtpf Of their EuccessCrs.
qhc fol1oNfse is the arurr1ed list:
Tbomrs Hoync. Co,ydon Beclwj,h, tlon. S. It.
Fuller, Z. y. NcCaeg, A. ". Arlington, s. D.
Gonkps, +. =. Wttt1tms, Vs1 = u.eE1ns, b. F.
Aytr, J. n Jewstt, stesrns, IL D.
The executive committee repoEsed, stating that
dcta']s Of acton wpnld be fond IN tho report of
Tho F1nspcta! eecrets1y. The auditing committee
fEf eIAmlntd d It sud found 1t correct.
A'ctpteo AID orcered recorded.
Ittftstor Mixer reported the following sni-
Fcrip:toDE during the past two years:
Astronomical 1nstIument.. ....:.......... z7,O;M
Observatory. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Endowment, ,.,,.,.,....x,,..,,...,, 3nUOO
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Especial plspstth 10 the Chicago Ti1ous.,1
ISD1ASAFoLIs, J1u. 80
Thy 0;h. csth End T2a iIiantry, .pG q, z11 and
2sd batteries bad = II cephou this nt.csnoen. The
wea'teE being unfsvoratle, 1t wa' held in the
Tabernacle. Governor Morton wss too sick n
he pres. Mt, End Lieut.. Governor B.t.r welcomrd
the soldiers IN biz behalf. speeescs vcYr lin
m:de BY MI Gen. HoEeE, Col Espy Of the o;th
Col. Thompson Of the ed, Gen. Manssslt. N,ior
Lot'er end Col. kirkpatrick. Nsjsr Lositr h,.inr
called ont Eecond unr, tapg onc Or two o,tr:.
cite rnng*, which lust euitea Tie yet.rrns.
4 d5rpatch firm Loufsyfl.e snnnupcts fh.t tee
Ssh anu I'D ys:ersn Indiana regiments sre 10 L.
1ursttfed out at opce. ~
The T. b Batttry: 17s ttronc, is expected to
fesch The city to-ntght
TIE t:cnpisI reunion Of the Phi Delta Thrt.
Chapters IN 1h!t Stat" iak"s place Ut Maeou'c us]l
, 1865-07-01
Another Rebel Aba18s1HAt16n Plot
Proposed murder OF Andrew IohA-

The Nashville Ui4ioa Of the 2S'h Gays:
ave made mention. some days ago, of ths
fHct that letter had been discovered amoaS
the archives of the State recently captured,
addressed to Gov. Harris, proposing to assas-
siuate Gov. johnson. The following Is
COPY Of the letter:
''L1rAYE7TR DEPOT, April Il; 1861.
"GoVernor:
"Ihe xcnse offer at present for addressing
yoQ IT,, that believe Fcud can be accomplished to
ise pnblic through me. I reside, o1 dlt+ IN
FtaEE1Ip. williamson county. Tenn.; am We'll
lncwn TO the editors and publishese Of the EAlon
and AmeTseaa-cspec.a1lyt to II; James Q. Grit;
nth. who kno~s ny pas. peltt1esl aiiii7tions md
regiment (Afa1ey'sl, wss the first "a ny
is th's: !or you to i1tsrSena tcr mo
to 20 to Middle Tennessee and to cap:ure or kill
that v,le traitor, Andrew Johnsou. eGa do II,
recause know Nashville. aud an not generally
known there. AId, moreover, II when get
there, ] find can't acco nplish m7. object want
authority TO raise a company or companies OF
Euerlas In Middle Tennessee. 10 haraAs tho small
arreons let In the toWns Of that d1vls1on Of the
/ IN we'll acquainted in all the counties.
fear the enemy will trest cur men behind too
kindly, thereby converting them to Yankees.
Killing lew pleke:s. ETC.. wonla soon terminals
me shus at Cotinth-"S. J. Cooke. TO: D, Maney's
Regiment Tennessee Voluntse sers and obhge,
Most respectfully yours.
P. ST. refer you besides to Sen,tor Hill aud
Repfesentltlye House from Williamson.
, 1865-07-01

T'yyenfy Women Armed with Switches.

Twenty Women Armed with Switches.
Some time since man named Amos Tay-
lor. Of Eastnanville, took into his employ
tabls w.nan Of this city, known US Mrs,
Hatch, her who attempted to commit suicide
while residing in Collins Block. se7c.al
months past. Her presence In the family
soon caused trouble between Mr.. Taylor and
his wife, resulting In the witc being shameful
y abused, as the story goes, and compelled
10 leave her home. The 1aaies Of Eastman
vile, nbout twenty In number, armed them.
selves with blue beech gads, and pro:cedin.
t. his {Tsylos'sl residence ore Eight, short
time since, gave him . sound, and doubtless
richly merited thrashlng. Tne man Taylor,
as eoon as he had sufficiently recovered from
tbe chastiser1ent. had the ladies arrested for
the cfJcnse, ahd they are being examined up
on the charge Of assault and battery, before
Justice Rlce, Of Lemnnt, to-day. L. Patter.
son, Of this city, went down to defend the
ladlee.-Grond Raptds Edai, a7th.
, 1865-07-01

THE WAa'KEGAN KxECUr rE0N.
The trial. conviction aud execution OF
N-illlsm Bell, who suffered the penalty Of
d, ath by hsneipg at Waukesan yesterday,
constitute one Of the 1noet 1cma-kab1e chap
te:e in the annals Of criminal jurisprudence.
4 full a1.d accurate report Of the aflair, com.
mencing with the discovery OF the mancloa
b1dy OF Ruth Briden, and ending with the
execution Of her supposed murderer, viii be
found elsewhere in this paper The fehtur:
OF the caec which will impress everr reader,
Is the astounding coo!ceea Of the con!emned
man, and his rcsolute drria! OF the crime
CHARGED upon him, down to f,:s lates. breath.
Rel! WEE l2unched into entG1nfts, calling
God to witcess that lie ~as inn cent! It
makes the thuddcr to ask, What II It were
true,
The people Of Lake county t* pretty
nearly uDnpimcue IN the s,elief .uat Ha1l Ias
guilty Of the murder Of Mrs. Brideu-
Whether their opinions will be mcdined By
the extraordinary fortitude Of the man ana
Lis perss>ttnt denial Of guilt, remains to be
s,ep. The absence Of any adequate motive
for the act, and the want Of any positive evi-
dcnce that he committed it, are among the
st,apgc features Of the affair, but they are
not more mysterious than the Indifference Of
tie accused man to his own fate aud that
OF his supposed victim. II the facts narrated
of Bell were found IN work
Of fiction, or among the tales ofmythrlogy,
they would be pronounced incredible, and
himself q monst1csity. Va are required To
believe that man committed murder with
out proyecation or motive that he took no
pains to conceal 1t or to escsre jts conre.
Qulnces that when informed Of the murde,
1e manifested no surprise, tud when arrest.
cd and put on trial he took no pains
to prove Lis Innocence thai when convict
cd and sentenced he betrayed no emotion
that be read his Bible and prayed to please
his clergyman, and 6trasghtway disgusted
and horr.Hed his fellow prisoners by his
1evity and profanity; that he slept sonud]y
and ate heartily few hours before his
death; that he cared nothing about being
hanged, but conceived a prejudice against the
GhcziT tccause be thoueht The latter desired
TO Labc Lin, aud quarretcd With that officer,
for ttat reason, almost On the way
10 the ganows; and finally that he
called God to witness that he was innoecn+..
Very little is known Of Bells antecedents,
hut that little is in keeping With the rest,
HI has q wife and child in New EaelanA-h&S
not Eecn them for seven yaAxs-carcs nothing
fo. them nor tncy for him. Such Is his story,
md It seems not improbable, for nothing can
eeem impsobable which rela!es to such q
man.
Not till tic last moment did Bell betesy
any of the emotions which one In bis situa
tion might he expected to ftcl. During Lii
Somewhat lengthy argument on the scaf
, 1865-07-01
"estfrn Sunday school Eonvet1on.
ROCKFORD, III June 80, 1855.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Our recent Western Sunday School Convcp' ions
naye proved to be scenes Of stirring interest,
Rich IN thought and suggestion, power Of In
st1uctcn and impression: mi Ii tl.--5f drift
IND 'oul Of lsss- -diEc1ssioos may b PRESERVED
and Widel d'iIused, series VI mites WI. be pub-
nEhen1n sue~estiEe numbers Of weekly journal,
the Sunday sthon1 1sE1e&. Tins may reports OF
Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Ti.cons1n,
ll.iDois, and W!sc7nsia viii be given ii consider,
able litDeth. Our own Convention at Peoria
was model. Next year We meet at Rockford, in
the orth part Of the State. and Al should be
lore their schools or teachers at once. Eoclo.e
gftg cents for esch subscriber, ordering the paper
four 1nonths, copmercTn1 with June. A1d.eas,
Sunday School Tnnts, Philadelph,a, or its repre.
ssntsltye, Rev. Mend Holmes, Rockford, III
, 1865-07-01

Especial Di,patch to tie Chicago Trfhune.J..
NASHVILLE June 81
The State Of Florida hss been detsched frova
tie Military IsieIon OF the Tennessee md added
to the Department Of the Cult. Mi. Gen. Candy.
The last eens..l order from headquarters Army
OF the Cumttfland will be issued Monday. HwEl
he ve1y Interesting, prescribing the b.dze 10 be.
worn hereafter BY membsrr OF that army. The
bsdga will un,ta the emhlcnae Of the Fourth, -Four
teenth and Twentieth Corps, the tr.Eugle, acorn
and STIR, With rl5hun and pin.
The lumber Of those who have taken the oath
Of ALLEGIANCE At the Provost Msrehal'a oH1ee Of
this Department ftnce January 1st, Is o,00o.
II Is said Inst in the fpecihcat!ons a2asnst
Cbzup. Ferguson are mentioned neaElY one hun
dred e5ees Of murder committed At HE bands.
, 1865-07-01
mr. BADdmAnn Ali IEtEht-The Mo.
thtr OF HIS Children Acqutts hio.


The following document goes to show that
Injustice was done to Mr.. bardm lnn in the
sfiidaYit recently published relating to tho
ca.a mentioned. Tie paper expia'us i'self.
and relieves Mr. Fa1dmlc lcn hon the
odium that might otherwise hare been un.
justly cast upon him:
NEW YoRK SUPERIOR CoCRT.-Betty Krou-
berger rs. Daniel Baudmaun.--I do hereby
certify that the affidavit which appeared In
the public papers in the order OF arrest In
this case, was signed by ms without compre-
hendipg it, the tame having been read to me
in the Ecgileh language, Wlth which an
not at all eonyereant, and I regret the same
was made public. a. it coutainea many iuac'
curac.es to the 1uejddica Of Mr.. Bandmanu
The action MAS commenced by me out Of re-
yengs sgainst Ny. Bandmanp, and With view
Of preventing bis marriage. On mature e
flection now regret the act. and have d.
rected the action to be discontinued, ME
Bandmann having on cyerT occasion treated
NE tsisly, houosably, and Genttemanly.
NETry ERHF.nVR1ED
, 1865-07-01

ltis 1nten:ely warm here to-dsy; urd ,uhtedly
the w.rn1tst dss Of the year, tse thermometer
beng 81 degrees In the thaue.
, 1865-07-01
FOURTH OF.JULX.
Melting Of n1le t.omInlttec-Order OF
vrocl clAston-OuIcer8 Of the Day.

The Committee charged with the preparations
fcreslebr.ttng tho 9TH ot July, met Last evening
IN tho fremont House pa.lor.
B.F, Jacobs, from The Finance COMMITTEES, re-
ported ths e!tlmated expen:es at s,425, ot which
{htU0 WAs for fireworks. Or this 81, 100 was al-
ready suhacrlbe1, with one or two canva5se1s to
hear from. The Committee on Ans!c reported
the nost :stt.fsctory progress; such a musical
been ecen or heard In the West.
Col. Bowen sH,d thHt twelve to lfeen hundred
dollars we're set wanted I'm BE- hoped that the com
unlimited bJ Co. Has cock, Cnltf Marshal. ~ :,
The procession viii Iorui as follows:
First Divlslon-on Lake sttees; the right rest
SecoId-Ou Site; reettcg On Lake.
Tlire-oa psn1burn; Is'tiDs On Lake.
Fnurth-On Clark; resting on Like.
Fiish-On Ln-alc; resting On Lsks.
sfxth-On Wells resting on Lake.
seyenth-0n F1ank'in; resting on Like.
rtRsT DIVISION.
sh Regiment vstsr.n Haea; heaerye Corps Ii.
. Colonel T. G. skinner, Commanding.
Dearborn H,.A Artillery.
'D@s'a ' oraS'y di.eha.sed. % 80 'A'' ~ '1'A
Regiments or Companies returned to be mustered
!: Ont OF eervice, fa,atnlaE their oreanizatton.
terviee, though reta1ni12 their ORGANIZATION.
So.diers honorahsy discharged, not Otherwise
provided Tor.
SECOND p1Y1A1oN.
P1e.ldcrt Of tho day, Orators and Clsrgymen in
Fe,eign consuis tn carriages.
Nssor md conmoP ,,Ct Couneil' Judges Of the
Board Of Po'ice comnta.ioners,. Sheriff Ct Cook
Comfy a9a Deputies. with other
r.. Boara . si Of sS,upsssv,so5 g. :, ~.
Eoar1 OF Trnde.
Mercantile Association
University and ether Co leses.
!. Young. Men'a Association:
j.. Young Men's Christ1sn ASSOCIATION.
.- Board OF Educstion.
THIRD D,y.sloN.
Fire Department.
FOURTH n1yis1os.
Children Of the putlie schools in onnibusss
and wagons.
FIFTH AND s1xru p1v1s1oHg.
,s:a c,5Is societies and citizens to fe hereafter
TIC proccraion viii move esisel at 10 o'clock
Washington, on Wash,DEtoe to Clsfk, IN Clark
AID. G. c, r. Ho!deu, Of The committce appolut-
ed 10 romtnato ot11s1s, reported the f'l!owlns
Rtaidtnt of Tie Day-I1on. J. B. Rice.
Ttespt<sdtat-uen. Lyman Ttnmou'l.: Ho2
Julitn $. Rum.cy. Hon: J; 4; Jones, Dsusel
A. j. G,loway, james Mti:ar, G. g. Blair, i ch3ei
McAulty, Hon. Tho.. DEnmnnnd Fred. Lct1,
Hcn. F. =. Sherman. Jnseph Lime, L7thsr
Higgins, George -scbteide,, Perkios Bass.
Hea SIS. n;yet, ,sanl aosrc; Philip e Wl1swa,th,
Hor. ptrry H. solsh, Gtn,1al J. 3.
Turchir, A. D. o2oee, .Wdte. K,mball, D.
p Iottss R!issSs'l ranns dR,sn Wssts1., Pr
8er1pps. Go. c. Bstcs, J. c. Faro. Colonel q.
". Smith. Charles Randolph. ". n. Boylns sron,
Gen. 8. r. Bradley.
S4e.tta5ts-ofep. Medlll, Charles L. VILLAIN,
I Hrcntsno. ]. y. soenh n and a. Wosd:n+
for the scremmod ttiou Of the assembled thou.
tar DE-. vha viii listen to the cTaaens. The meet
itn then Adjourned.
The German 'Rnlchc1s' Society Invita- all the
hutth hers OF The city to jnta than IN the ceiebfa.
iion on horfeb,ck, "opt,ng the lol1agstug dress:
White spfons and sleeves, black etove pjpe ba.s,
white gloves Na1ehas: jacob Koch, Christian
Berg AID Ch11stala Beck.
, 1865-07-01

GALksBuRo, II, Jnne N.--The elorioua
Flu1ta ts tu he appropriately celebrated In this
ct.5. .P1cparnuons are be.1E maze 10 Gira the
soldiers such rccepto on as lhey deserve. Tho
orauon Will be d.ltvefet by Hon. Ltntnln Clark,
Of Chicago. Theye IL also to he dfemer's tour.
nAtu. 1t when liberal prizes zre 10 ba contested
for. an! good display Of fireworks IN lie even.
, 1865-07-01
The Wrongs Of the freedmen
lkedreHsed

NkEWFE.f3HNNv
NEW SonK. June 39,-licpersl Terry. comrand-
3ng lbe Department 0f Esrcfnia. htt iasuvd hi nr.
DIR declaring h It all the laws Of rae St7.e u vi.
E1nia s1d municlp.l ordln.pces restricting tho
were enscs.d In the interest Of s!ss+ osxnsrs and
for The tce uftty Of ave property. and we're 1uo-
hne been anoliehtd IN Virginia, tnetc iaws and
o1dilanres have become OHIO fk-. p4ap.c OF
color will thGIefofe hFncefor'h ftjoy the 8 lre
1c1 E04Ai I'll eg:y that other ctt,kan, e0joy This
order VI: iesnrd In ACCORDANCE with the prnm1ss
made ty the Presideut 10 the tels astlnn Of cu,-
ored IN who ia1d thtir Eri van:c. before him
naut
, 1865-07-01

Ebterrxt1rg Military EntelligeIce.-
Movements OF ssene. NessZs}s x1rADGs
aF. Cu~tMr. nnd Sheridan.

NEW YoHK, juno s0.-The 1yi5uae's New Or
rtcstc!y upon his ssr1ya1 in TINT city. LEFT for
ntazos Ss!usro. Tezae. host Of fne vessels
Afth The 9Th cofpe ca board, from Fartresa hon-
pnsst1ly tt.noEed. On: brigade 81 60 to tpd1ar-
~ ssd Corpus Chtists: TIC ~ho1c army ot.the
T. d1tfnn !. becg concentrated along the
uel fst rsratory TO 1'esng Innrchtc into the i1-
VI St.af. nn. G.n+sal Gordon Granger has assum.
aa.,e,s y, q nil the troops In rexa:, nath nead
CIR: cu.s~r baa srr;ytd in New or1eap.. and
liz ~ p; tso 70 l.ase A. once for Aiexsp3Ft4, ~
caS,l1T .aS r. seT ,ns In ns assumes q iii The
Gtn' shT,,San. ~ march ove r1apf 10 H.u:tor.
.he ,yt' oE tour Of Inspection, expecting 10 b
, 1865-07-01

kESQNu' 0lSFA lCd.
tary Contributions 1Tuul A0Ea-1l..
x,Fnnl 1k-yenue Dsclslon.
(Spedal Dispatch TO the cntceeo Ttlhunel
WAsH1R1ros, June -.
The General Lsnd Office hrs submitted to the
Secretary Of the 1n:tr1os, for his approyA, l1sts
Of lands solicited by Mirhesota, under ,hs swamp
grant o; November. 1EG3. TIE lands are 10 atet
II the following oistricts Forrest city Di.trct,
16,Go5,4,a stre@; Hndessosc District, 1,41a. ~
ac1ee; W1nnebaro District, 5os.7a5 ac.e.; st,
Peters District, 1,4ss,1se acres; Eorthe .stez1
District, ,e4s4 as acre.; Tsyorts Falls Dist:lel
as.HA es5 acres total, Is ~, ~ ~ ac1es.
The state Of Iowa. though her Ssnit1ry CoE.
mlf.icu from March 1t, 1864, to Marc1 1st lsE1,
usid into the Northwestern Branch Of tho .. s.
ran, Illinois, Wieconrin md Minnesota to1ft thar
during the same ptriot- and furnished a tarRer
s1hbtr Of packages and ean'tatT suppliea than
II H. &C Comnissioncr M Of ,ntstasi Revenue h.s d.
cded that where person keeps horse, The usc
ol which IL necessary 10 the prosecution Of hts
including tetf, sc may he ce5n lied tron the In
GENE. Whrie horse is usct ps1t!T for au.1ncss
psscus,Dg ;1tome, ana partly for PLEASURES, 10
fsra..je ~ etplclve labor, msy fe deducted
The III Bank OF Grand Rapids, M,'h., bst
been designated depotftvry Of public nonye.
THIRD DISPATCH.
Vfrrtnfans Fed bT Esovernsn~nt-Ch~
As4n&N1hMttOh 1ustaE0eUr-Ee. ~ a nj
Etatt. dnienss 1.nods-4'@ hln< {
n<tttpE.
tSptelal Dispatch TO tho Chicago Tlibure.1
WAsHNGr0S. June y.
Most OF The resident TlrCinisnr In aud aro7r1
| Fredericksburg are snpplied With subsistence BY
| the un1ted stAFs comn,aeas5 Department at thai
point
| Gayle, the A1abaEoA irstigator OF assassination
wst to-8sy taken from tie capltsl and seEt utdc.
charge ol Capt. A!hsffey, Of tho 1st luHartry, II
A!abana, where he will be tiled.
Secretary Seward, with Gen Hancock and DR.
Se11is. ARE expected to arrive here this eveainG
| by epactsl tFatu.
Gen. Ho13rd II receiving humorous application
| from sets{s vim have taken the anuetsy oatn II
scstcsnt1on Of thcit property now In oc:upan.
Soros of these land. h.ve heeu IN cultivation b.
tie icyal. industrious black., who s:atd At HON
xncn their !na...-- away Tor more thar thset
| yelrt, aut tone arc coyCred By tGeii lc.s Fila
7E;E.
TIE Cabinet met to.dey but transacted no bust
| Dttf, President john On being GtiU coasldefab!J
, 1865-07-01

Receipts iron. Cuet"snss Internal Rev.
tDus ard NaleH OF Public Lands-P1-
iitic2l mAtkeFt In MHr3 land.
, 1865-07-01

NEW YoRK, June &c The Cosnnsrcial's Wash
ttetcu special says: "The heat ii 60 intense th It
e. veral soldier. Of regiments marching through
the city, have 10 day fell with enn stroke"
, 1865-07-01
Tota1..-.. ....-..........-...--..,.. SIS 10
Ofthe whole suhst r1p'fon thete ha. been rcceiv-
a. tnx1no tha war kSR knk1

OF the whole suhtt r1pion thete has been rccely-
The Financial Secretary eRhmlted hts an1uh
T. pert embracing the following In substance;
Es.Jy department Of the ereat work he. been
pications hare been refused from lack OF room.
A. IN former Year,, the expenditures have largely
dawrinc: two ch,irs have bern endoEded and IN
et1 nr had raised nearly. rs, go IN New
o1e.S,lf Of ~bieh hss seen ~ coli. eted snd
,nyett.d. Three OF tour more ought
t. be eudowf6 a. eocn 81 possible: The COZ
Ser II tands Du are nj no, laestns. IS ~. Il hss
Hran p1ss = It lett $500 mora. TIE mouey boT:
fss.a ao:cts needra ffomtheiE Christian hie1ds.
il uas hoptd thas Cbt.rttsn men woutu oe found
Who would ae willing To- furnish ths north w1ng
hsen b i nsrsstd very economically: Within a1e
vepre the University Insy hare 100 studtn mis- If
The proper II eane re taken to secure That result.
Won d be ready very soon for the erection Of the
mupttet Telescope, Whose revelations had already
aitonlst ed the world.
Fssd ont 6urtrE the e9s s.
REceIEet GllsaSl
dss: f. pesenIsi5 s'andnF oi he Unvsit1 .;
Hoha5ie .sscts, lne:ndipg building.
r. ce1yci. during !he 5ear............ ~ go G8
PAID 9nrtpr the rear. .Hs II
R.iatc re on 5srl, l, 1,G57.24
Cott tf tut!31nr when completed. ...... 1fr 283 IL
AircadF ro1ttihpted. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S179i3 81
Yet reouifcd 27,47375
The iepurt 2w18 extensively dtscuefe1, marry
alf rho members fpetk1n: to the subject.
II Wi. theb, Tn the melton Of Thomas Acyne,
:Es.,otrtd-.That Ibis Beard deems 1t essential to
q ejea1e1 apprehs ntion aGd untcrst1nolng OF tie
prsteht condlt,on Of the Institution. pecun:sry
aud 1thes a1se that there should he some clearer,
eud well d,Rett: report ot R!ll'e sIaiEs embraced
In sdnrle rel ort made 10 this Board, aud that
W,ih Yi<w TO such purpose. ull 1epor1e now be-
to,e this Board. = hethel presented ~ the Fiaan-
cal seeLt-the Ex. custvc COMMITTEE, aLd Ftof-s-
tor i, Il Eixer, he Tcff 1red tack, with vfeW' to
tbti ir proper Classification and arrangement BY
The EIet ltiye C1mmtttte.
E4se!rtd. That the Executive Committee be r..
e.ted to rake up and pFcssn to this Board
fully dig. elt,, sbi c.mpsehes efro !epor giving
1t dcttii 3e existing ctnoition II al resp CID. ps'
cLr,a1s, e1aesttonsi and Otherwise, vi the UNI
yeIsttS Cf Cbttsgo.
Rssiitd, 1tst they be requested 80 far as
practicable IL talc reports to tbnw :ae amoun: OF
lis III h litite md as.ets-tq chow the nmonnt OF
its e1rtEpt aGnuA1 exr eIsee. aud how the same
4ro i1ctta4ed, ant Ill It's Fourcss Of rcyenue,
, 1865-07-01

cEETEn HAn3oa. n. II Juae ao.-Thr Aona,,.
bsS S?1Ris, s &s,s scape*d
The nfcs will 1t opened t6.naorrnT Jnir ~
Iu, v sns!ntff. fhe,z oflc.s At Ill he Mntnt IN
ttftls, aid on the summit Of Moan. Washinetan.
ID. "a-5
, 1865-07-01

NEw TonK, Jane SD. Osborn, the naval re-
pnrtsr. Hho has 70 long been 10 th- hand. OF the
Govt trnmens, charged with publishing contra band
newa, Wis to-osy telea:ed on parole.
, 1865-07-01

AccDExT.-0n Thursd.y afse.noon two p1ip
te1s pamed A. 6fmoDs and Lewis suastoa, we're
Esecipttated from the steep'e Of tbs Third Pres
byterian Church on West Washington Street, to
The ground beneath, dist5nce Of aoont n.ty feet.
Sirstson eRcaped almost uni oja1cd, hut nous
sustained fracture IT an arm and dis ocated
shopft1rr
, 1865-07-01
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