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, 1866-05-28

Sake Laucubcrg and Bavaria got Wurzburr,
Aschatienberg and the Rhenish Circle. Han.
over was formed into Kingdom, and Hol-
land and Belgium were consolidated into tho
Kingdom Of tho Netherlands, with o fortified
frontier on the side Of France. Great Britain
retained Malta, ueligoland, and protective
sovereignty over the newly formed Republic
ofthe 1onlau Isles. Several smaller grants
were made I'd Italy and Switzerland. This
much for the new map or Europe. In addi-
tion the following important acts were In.
cludcd In tho treaty. The act Of the Ger
manic Confcdcracy was signed and Napoleon
,nas declared an outlar, March 10, 1915.
The treaty thus formed has suffered four
important changes: the separation Of BEL
Plum from Holland; the annihflatlon Of the
Kingdom Of Poland the decree Of the Ger
manic Diet OF 1852, by which Austria and
Prussia established a Joint protectoratc over
tho othur States and the rcmodclliug Of the
map of Italy in 1850; TO which may DC added
tho recent robbery Of Schlcswig aud Holstclu
struggle which Is TO decide whether the
treaties arc to be etlll further changed.
The most casual observer will understand
now why Napoleon II hates the treaties o.
1915 By their provisions he Is an outlaw
occupying throne in the face Of the prin
ciplc OF legitimacy sought to be established
by tho Congress, Tic is determined TO legiti
| matize himself and Ills son, and force rccog
| milton ut the point Of the sword. By gen
cntl European war or Congress, he hopes t.
completely upsct and obliteratc the Oh
| noXiutlS treaty.
, 1866-05-28

The IEefpool steamer, with dates TO the 16th
lust-, vas telegraphed this morning, reporting
bseadstuG4 quiet but Urn. Provisions heavy' and
the panic eubsided. This news had IN unfavoEable
effect On the grain market, and prices were unset
tied and generally lover.
The Provision market ucIer the influence Of
mort favorable news from New FORK. was hrMer
and more active, with sales OF 800 hsts Ness Pork
at 93150131.Q0. Bu1k Meats wcre firm but fnac-
tive, With sa1e Of 10000 Ds- Shoulders at Exc
loo.e. Lard was dull and nominal at a1asHc.
Hlshriues were dull md nominal at $21a With
Ieta1l taIes At $es0.
Owing to The less favorable advices from New
Tu1s, The Flour market usp1syed less activity than
on yesterday, but there was no decided change In
psices-Rood E1tras and established brands selling
resdfly at yesterdays prices The *ales aggregate
800 hs1e At $1o.25s1 for medium White VIM
ter; Sao0411.a5 for fair to fancy Spring Extras.
aud $G.5oG7. 80 Tor Spnng Supers. Unsound Flour
sold at 3i.25Sa4.75 for Supe.s and $3.0036.50 for
Extras:
The Wheat market was quiet- No. Spung
opened ut $1.63, decline OF 1H@ac On the closing
price OF yesterday rallied to xt6. and ut the clo.e
receded to S1.t5. Northwestern was quiet and
Irregular. There YVES slieht inquiry for No. 2
Spring, hut there Was no decided change IN the
market. About ISL, 100 bu changed hands at S1-5o
l1.s5 for No. IN the Northwestern; $1.6311-G1
for Nc. regular; Sl.a8D1-so for No. In the
Northwestern, and <1Js for No. ? on The North
side-elosiug dun at $l.6s tor No. Spring IN rsu-
lar nuu4es.
In consequence Of the uEfayn1ahle news from New
York, the Corn market decliueo 1MFaac- but large
business was done In Railroad Corn. at the depre-
c;aston Canal Corn Was Inactive. as buyers and sell
era -yere apalt In their views, About LOU hu
we're cold At saG53Nc for No. l: ta5s4t51c lor No
:: sO0 5uHc for Rejected. and 5ac for Yellow In
store, sad Sc io1 No Canal a1oat-ina market
closing armer at 5ssfc for fresh No. IN siosc.
The,e wns a ta,riy active shipping dcmaud tor
pats at decl ne Of 11c, with sales Of al8ooo ou
al saGssc Tor No. /. and 3Q13te Tor No n ssors
-clos,ng steady at 35c for No. !. and soaae 1of
No 2 ..-.
Isrp was quiet and o1l lover On No. l, but No.
vss unchanged Sales were made at 68aoToc for
, 1866-05-28
TF.l: TlxENTtEN flE 1s,.

In d recent Issue VT printed the speech Of
Napoleon nj AuScrrc, In which he openly cx-
pressed bis hatred Of tue treaties Of lS15-
I'M expression Which he evidently meant
should be construed as tautamount to his In.
tcntion If nnllifying, Us far rs possible, the
acts Of the memorable Vienna Congress
which outlawed his family. The advlces By
the steamer, which VIC print this morning,
Indicate that crisis is close Mt hand, aud III
this connection, the treaty of 1915 becomes d
matter Of prime importance.
After the overthrow Of Napoleon I, from
November !, ls14, to June 10, ISIS, a meeting
OF the European powers was held at Vienna,
to settle tho statc of atIairz- The Congress
was composed of the first. politicians and
statesmen OF Europe, and embraced such men
as the Enpcrors Of Austria md Russia, thC
Kings Of Prussia, Denmark, Ravaria and
Wurtcmburg, Metternich Of Austria, Meas.
elrode Of Russia, Castlereagh aud the Duke o.
wellington, Of England, Baron Humboldt q
rrussia, Talleyrnnd OF France, md Rechbcrg
Of Bavaria. The settlement Of conflicting In
tcrests was very difficult, and would have
been more so had not ono purpose united nll
which WINS 10 deprive France Of lis power o.
making conquests In the future. Disscnsfon:
indeed, were scveral times On the point o
hreaking out, but Napoleon's sudden rcturr
from Etba, thoroughly united tho discordani
powers. and induced Austria, Great Britain
Prussia, Russia, France, Spain, Portugal ani
Sweden 10 sign tie acts Of the Congress, o
which the following is summary:
The principle Of legitimacy was In genera
adopted as the basis for the restoration Of th,
European political system. Austria received
the. newly created Lombardo- Venetian King
dom, Tuscany, Modepa, Parma, nlyria, vcnc
! tian Dalnatia, Ragusa, Salzburg, and 3 par
| Of East Gallicla. Warsaw WAS given to Rus
sin under tho name Of the Kingdom Of Po
land. Prussia received a part OF Poland, th
Grand Duchy OF Posen, half Of 6axony
\ Swedish PomcranIa, Clcves and Berg aud til
greater part Of the left bank Of the Rhine, o.
- - '''~ s""- In nraer ~ form strong bar
, 1866-05-28

10 l. snd s1eese foe No. s-elosns quiet 1t maids
fRurte.
Barley was hr7n and In good request, with saiea
CT sample lois Of Western at 35@sOc. Nothing
doing IN Canada Barley
Like Fretghts were steady at the decline noted
yesterday. with eo9naemsnts Al 1ll14s,c for cosn
10 Buffalo. A propeller Nas taken a. 16c for Wheat
10 the enme port
Ta1lo~ WIS m good demand snd Ac better, vilh
Gales Of 40 brlx County a, 12Hc
setds were dull, neglected. aud entirely nominal.
No eales Were rrpored.
Groceries were drm, With a further advance Of
nc On coffte and Refined. Sugars. Teas remain
drm At the sdvanca noted yesterday.
The following oespatehes were read to-day ou
Chauge:
NEW yonK, May ID.
Low ersdes OF Flour 10c :owes- Wheat i7esr-
a; common grades heavy; choice do firmly hvld.
Corn 1e lower. Old Western Oa1e firm; new do
heavv. Fork hTznef 1t <:D.0O Lard 1smer 81 ssAc C.
Wh1skeJ nominal. Gold, 1886.
LATER.
Flour dull and heavy IT <9.16G9go- Wheat IT,
regular and nominal at $1.6o4L2.i5- Corn heary at
S6Iesc- Oats unsettled and quiet; old. 6iQt67c;
new, 55G56c Pork and Lard G11n. nfskey &C.
i've and hrm: GOO nrls bonded Eold at 2G5sc. Gold,
'''' D LATER.
In the afternoon and eveuing the Wheat market
was fxmer than Al the close Of 'Chaaye-opeuirg
N the afternoon at 81 65 for No. Spring and cIos-
ing in the evening at $l.G7. Com waa quiet, with
light salcs Of No. I at &C. Provisions were neg
lprfed
, 1866-05-28
FNUM NEW YORK,

No More Deaths frov,l Cholera Mt Quar-
nnline-Ftnlnnn-Th Relation OF
rhe Government TO National Bauisn.
dc~
NV YORK, Nas a5-Thcre has heen no dsaths
recently from cholera on hoard the hospital ship
Falcon, aEd the patleuts are peafy all We'll. The
following Is Doctor H1e-elrs report:
Uo> o>r1TAL sH1P. May Is, 15t8.-The report Of The
coudl.ion Of tie hospital for Nay ~ IL very mea-
cse. No admissions or deaths all doing well, aud
nux1ous 10 be dlscharqcd and weud their way 10 the
:e.tllc valleys The West.
foup respectfully,
D. Fl. BIssE1I, DtputS Health Officer
Nothing Of Importance ttansp,red to-day at
Red Centre Stephens headquarters. 1t Is ~tated
ihat CiEc1ta IN the Mhnhattan aud other Districts,
have ols ed to discontinue giving aHy pecuuinry
aid to 1r. Stephens, TIL he defines his policy and
renders account Of the fund: hlthet.o collected
for hImaelk
NV YouK. Nav ss-Trcssr1er Spinner, in
communication 10 the Htrdtd- says that aceordinE
10 The set Of Congress the Government Il liable for
the face ys1ne Of lie notes or National Bauks, and
Tint 10 occasion has arisen in which note.ho!ders
bare eudered a loss- In other words, the Govern
nen does set in the capacity ofoant trustee Of
the banks, and the holders Of their nnses, and TO
psy them Fuch sume as they may realize from the
taes Of the securities OF the former, but It sands
a. the perAct4y secured eudurse1 Of every clrcuv
latiur CQte Issued by bank.
, 1866-05-28

Forty years more Will DO required to COM
Plete This great undertaking. The mines viii
then DC worked with far greater profit than
now, for good share of the earnings arc con-
1nines barely pay for the working, and werc
the miners wages to be raised a cent above
what they now are, the work would have to
cease- There l. no hope that they will con-
tiDue TO be worked Nn View Of the American
1pa aust; e1%mPe1tio1 creeping from
the mines Will allow the silver to be got out
nj much reduced e1pCusc. And ret can
not repress tho thought that the Frciburg
mines a. nearly worked out 60 far rs men
are likely 70 go. With the increasing emf
grafton Of Germany, the wages here will rise,
and the tnines be closed long before the ereat
drain Is completed. Such Is mY view. sl-
though the Frclbnrg folk do not think 50.
In the Frciburg School Of Mines, the most
celebrated in Europe, there Gre hundred and
than third, are Americans. There is such
demand for educated miners with lis TINT VIC
can hardly supply It, and 50 We must under
go the disadvantages ofdealing with the SUBJ
}eet through the medium Of q foreign Ian
guage. Yet this school, now hundred years
which it gained under Werner fifty years ago,
and can, probably, give better training tim
| England ever can afford. Here there is the
| inestimable advantage of actual mines close
| at hand, md ionnd young American at
| Frelburg who has inst come, and who works
every day breaking stones from six o'clock
till eleven. This Is to train the eye to the
quality Of the mineral rocks, as the breaking
involves the throwing away of what Is worth.
less. and sorting OF what remsins.
About q half Of the Americans here are
hard working young men who appreciate our
need Of miners and who are preparing them.
selves TO worthily fill it. The other hall arc
oi o different stamp, about a quarter Of The
whole taking life very costly, aud another
quarter being utterly given over to drinking
fdleness and prodicacy Of oil kinds. A col
lege town Is bad enough; but let young
man come to Il foreign land, be subject to nj
public opinion which he cares for, hare plent,
Of money. md have no obligation to study
aud there is no limit to the extent Of mise1,
which he mag bring upon himself: There ar
| too many Of these In Freiburg aud they are 8,
noisy, 50 pronigate and so inso1ent TINT the
are bringing great discredit upon the Who'll
American name. The other men are SO Quie
and studious that they 60 on unnoticed;
| IL only the vicious who are noticed, and to,
ni5h the purity Of our national character.
, 1866-05-28
FROM OTTAWA,

Meeting OF the General AssoctatIon-
Report aEafnnt Tract Soclelles-Pus.
sage OF Radical Resolutions.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trtbu1e.1
OTTAWA, May %.
The General Association met at o'clock this
morning. The morning honr Was devoted to. the
.elat1on oi revival experience BY pastors OF
cbu1chet. The minntes Of yesterday were read and
a1provfd. Rev J. A. Reed, delegate from the Gen.
eral A.soc.as'ou Of lows, addressed the Aseocta-
,tou, ctte.a we're read from delegates Of the Gen.
csal ASSOCIATION Of Missouri. Maine, Michigan. and
California and al=o the General Convention OF Yer
mont
The order OF the day WIS called up, and the regis
ter u the district Associations were heard.
Ttsseupor's we're very Interesting, and showed
rcy. in almost Ill the churches connected with
the A<ecc'atiou.
The committee on topic and writer Of IN essay
for the Eext meeting repot cd ihem-Tha Diyins
sushofty oi the hrsttan SAhb ith- and the proper
mmner of ia observance. Tha wzite1, Rev. Ed
wa1d Beechsr.
Rev. A. Stevens moved the following, which WIS
adopted:
ItslIred, ThAt in REV Of Gods blessing 80
oflca att,nd1ug the meetings had during The week
, 1866-05-28

=
= 49, ,ss., ~ .a Ks n 1s.ns - smenome ments
eectinn usr e. amended n1 .amewnst ,as,S.a au ~
etsen9thenea. OF Propositions msy b tuhs,!tu,ed
20 ottt,ancnfae forever certaia eis*.es Of rsn
els. or tosbld shenn from ever holding auy otace
uudcr Federal rr State Goverp,nepfs, II Nxs
unanimously ttrexd that lveTJ attempt should be
made 10 haImontZe cnndlciiu1 .tcas, ana waep
tl.i wss done. then 'he = amendments khoulu b
patseo oy party vote or 70 for 10 u against ,be
iat1es being the maximum nnuhrr ,he IN sident
eAn fa!ly 70 his anpnost The FEELING al round Is
tc unite upon tho very hest platform that can be
ssSueo. rs .re ~ saaeus @ so!2utnea 70 meet On Mon
6Iy cong 10 some AMI cmeins,on T hrrrr r4vua, wss
rrt Ater HnstmtIy OF xen,fmeui snd N,na- 5ns 49,
m.na i'm ccyeiored 10 stan so1i]ix tnVethe, M,'e
ali mportspt eslous. iian hss eyes neforr hten
mtnlfssteu" Ne'~ o-eu
LETT. GEN. onAr.
Lieutenant Geperul Grant and wife fn.ena v,,,t.
trg 81. Louis md other p.ruous OF the West nexI
wark,
WAsH1sofoN, May a6.-The reduction Of militia
r otyts'ort and departments has been under cog
sltera1on foE sume time past hy the War nepart-
meal. ard WIS probably the subject Of Cablne con-
.idela,on Ycsierr ~. II l. generally heefcd that
General Howard'a military diEi.ion vii he aholteh
ed. and many, u not ALL tae states Under his COM
mand be meired INTO a department. II ls al.o fu-
uofed that the Assistant Commissioner OF Freed
men vii! b superseded By General Thomas. who
military commander.
P11yate letters from 1ndsano tc Individuals IN this
city, give very dlscourBptpg account Of GnyP1nnr
Morlon's condttlpn. Bu. little hopes are uots
.e.nueo ~ y. " M! iecose!y, aMhooeo n9 tAness
an'y " P4ouaeieo 'os taany uontnss
TEE INDICTMENT AGAINST JEFF. DAVIS.
WAsHISo1os. Msy s6-Tfere seems to be ROOD
rea*on ior denying ibc statement Which has neen
extensively published. that a neS fndictmeni
agalnft JEFF DAVIS has been drawn no in the Atfnr
, 1866-05-28
cn1CAG0 DEFY GOODS MARKET.
SATURDAY EEEE1- May y

= aAfC RbAf ESKS15D- Nay u
The Dry Goods Market is excited and prices NE
higher, to the advance In Eo,d and cdto1 There
"a IN active demand for Prn which are 1a nc high
er throughout the nat-cioslns n.tu 1T the a.sau
Brown Sheetnks excited aad 70 hlxner on stand.
ard, with propoztionate advance GU eommop makes.
Fine Brown Is seztce And le2e higher. Cortes Jeans
hs7e advanced lc- Stripes. Ticks Denlus and Checks
are In Eocd demand and trt1eE. with slight advance
some makes. Bleaehed goods arc 1rn, with aa sd
vance ofalaeAc on some Of the leading bands Cam
bftcs are hru- Cotton yasn Is firm, with an upward
tendency. We tuake no change "a quotat1oEs for to-
day. There is aettvity In xpo4lens, in view OF
the rectnt In the MATERIAL and BUYERS orc
pow Sing IN their fail stocks. There Is norc rs-
ness In Foreign goods owing to the advance in gold
and desirable styles OF French lad dress sooas
command outside prices. Interior styles arc dull AZ
previous rates. Trade IN ali departments Is qu!e &C.
tive. many who have been holding Of are no nry-
tngqulte freely. The following are the cosas prics
, 1866-05-28

ol prayer, TIL. Ae.ociation recommend 10 1he Con-
crecaNonal Churches Of Illinois to ohFefye this
Custom. nov become 70 general, as uniformly as
may BE- practicable.
1<cv. 4. Beecncr, chairman Of The Committee on
siereF Soclet made report. which was accept
ca, ana wsa the tutiect Of discussion during the
vcrse 20 Ct tccetler, and morr particularly 10
mneonry. and wn. adopted.
Nev. vt: Beether, from the Committee on the
5tnsr Of the Country. ported at length re4otu-
n2np upon the >ubleet-they were radical in the
extreme.
In The eEentne, Rev. Dr.. Beecher: Rev Dr. Coe,
OF New York ano Rer. Jas. E. Roy surak On the
subject OF home NtssiunE.
The Association " Ill not adjourn until Monday.
Tomorrow oil the puipits Of the city vi oe occu.
pied. By invitation of pastors BY member. Of tho
A.epciutiOu.
, 1866-05-28

TO be Asiatlc cholera. One child died On the
Great Western Hallway tra,u, and two In the depot
there. They belonged 10 party proceeding vest
nnrd, and the whole family Is dfthy In habits Tne
parents we're greatly trieh, ,ened and epdeayored TO
throw rDe bodlet into the river 70 xt. nd Of tne
ihc1e Is considerable excitement among The uuid
people,
A destructive fire at Paw Paw lust night, de-
st1oyed eight stores in Vie business psrt of tna
town nnd partially burned The Court House. rolAl
loka anout $4,000.
, 1866-05-28
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

Half OF OIL City In Ruins-The Whole
East Side Of the Creek BRrned-Sev.
en,y.FIxe stores, Eight Hotels and
PortT Dwellings In Rutns-Loss
OO&000-lnsurunce 100000.
On Cr1y. Pa, May A.-Tha most destructive fre
The whole cast side Of the creek, comprising hall
the businees por ion Of the city, Is IN ashes con-
sistinc Of eeventy-ve stores, eight hotels, 1otty
F1tlU UG0; insulance <100, 900. The following arc
atnong tho prtne.ral sufferers: Gordon Whtte, h
Mercantile bu,ldng, $sovoo-,@1sns,nnce. @ ,13 $so0o;
$latco; Rob.nacn / Co. plpe worxs, $50 oNl.in-
suranee s5tCy Alfred WEashs tSos IND an tnmt1s 1,o a.
loss heasy; Blshop y DaWson. az eooas' $ltun
bardwsTc. fs5,GGVin.uIsnee 81. 900; Williams 4
90 t:uJoil-in- urance S3o.0W. The oil shipping
pott1on Of the city sustained no loas. Oyef 175
iauiltea are homeless.
, 1866-05-28
FROM QUINCY, I'LL.
Arrest and Escape OF Tomltn, the Hys-
ter1ously Disappeared lndlvidnal-
FxarrDafh for vhR WRxf.

Qu1HcT, H.. R8y a6.-John Tornlin, whose
''mys,i nous disappearance at Ch,caQo, some
months tincc. will be remembered, was not unur-
dercd in thfcago. He has been hesrd from. He
was arrested tn Galveston recently, md discharged
BY writ Of haotos ecrgus. Before he was seleaaed
he offered the Marshal fourteen hundred dollars to
let him eteare- deputy sheriff g. H. Graham. OF
Morgan eou1.iy. reached Galveston Two Weeka ago
IN pursuit. Of nlt, hut was TOO la,c, A. Tomlu hid
gone, probably 10 Ms11co where he Is nov sup
posed 10 be. In addition to other moneys enabez-
7led, he borrowed and carried aSAy two shous1ud
dollars belonging to Elder Peter Cartwright.
Two huEdred soldiers passed through mere day
heiorc Je-terdar. destined for the Second Guite1
States Cavalry al Fort Leavenworth. being the sec
ond detachment which has gone rhrons b hero Eo
LcaycrM Mosth this week: The Others were for tht
Laved nell.
A regiment OF Virgins soldiess arrived from
Leavt1r orth Yesterday, going TO Wheeling fot dna
payment and discharge.
, 1866-05-28

Here the gold market was weak and dulI-opeu-
Ing al 13s.s. declining to t3', and closing at l31l
l3'A. Silver uas entirely neglected, and We quote
1t nominal ai lsGI 129.
Government Bonds were drmef and nore active
nndcr the influence Of the steamers ne,se. The
brokers here paid l01ss for large and 1G1.s for
email Seven Thir;fcs. Compound Interest Notes
we're weaker, both in New York and this city. We
quote:
, 1866-05-28

From The above table 1t will be seen that the
clcalirss snow an increase on the week Of nearly
one million doll1rs. This was to be expected from
the aesiye demand which has sprung up Tor money
within week past.
Gold opened In New York to-day at 1895, de.
cincd 10 1}s, and closed at laStS. The folio King
are the quotations telegssphed 70 Jamc, Boyd i
Irothets rolH. .hrnlera -
, 1866-05-28

in +ncI e.1hnI o1G,,I h.,t - = .
Fse to"u - D4u euouEu wv ~! young
man come 10 lofe1ga land, 6e subject to no
public opinion whicn he cares for, have plenty
Of money. md have no obligation to study,
Which he N nay ; sr1ng ppo;R p;5 himself There are
noisy % proisate and so 1solent t6at II thsS sS
are bringing grcut discredit upon the whole
American name. The other men are SO quiet
and studious that they 20 on unnoticed it
:. nn1v tta ri,,a's ,rh19 f.. E ,,a.1aaS a.I 80
y gh.f .ne sac.ous Mno afe notieeo, and tar-
nlan toe purify o. our natlono1 character.
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"ooA'A4''4'o., W 'o4'""fA'o'
u.o..,,, MAJ,
WAsu1SGTos. May 70.
HOUSE.
,, w.. =. n,,,
~ on moi,on OF Mr. DAVIS, the Senate Bill grant
nE hlG IN ~ ne construction O. Is.!snsa and ie!e-
tsornia ~ Poq,,sma @ GIono [aelnc masroaa fr IN
speaks1's table; 1sad ,w,ee and referred TO the
Il, uRnW1v ~ ;tg TaGns H,t,soaa: ae III,
Tor eompEttn. The bonn'te- of veteran volunteers:
~ sx ~ " psueSL eneI llguts. Na!en Was iead
Aars psopescs - 10 G e.ep: he Sanafe IN so
,a1s seiesan ~ nn1nay 1om me eomnn;at1on o. what
= 10 DC oeauctro undef Lie Dill to c4usltzc
ooun'1es:
~. GGLLGA Of. red resolution. which was
aoonuo, le1Hf'hg me secretary OF tae Interior 10
'ns1.sa ee.tan ini9,ma11on a. 70 applfsations tor
Mr iaWRFSE ~ T. la,naa n,sd ,oa rusa'ot.
n,ana,,nn ,a.so,iss " " ~. ma.e pe1suuA e3-
n'a!ks a. s Mnaen ne nag made IN running debate
Sckelvy, sht recently appo,n'ed United States
~ WnnspTtss.Es ~ M uc o. tsnn
ton rcft,,n ~. e,e,,., ~ nh g}at leeoIi
Eon lelsHsnE tnt cial!n OF h!chasu y Nc de to ihe
IoGrt O. Claim. which nas Ttad twice aud Erfcrtd
~ ~ nI n'o,;n.' u; :, e'n.n'tse: t,nt
.oua ~ ~. ~ GCCn. ti1e Ssnae pilf naSlns
a1 ~ 9snr ftfs,5 snota ~, y. .at ~
~ asl ,n; tstauot 1 taaoiss Va LaAea toua
"pttee on S,;rnEp sSns apI ss'f1sa 10 .ne
,nn Gc af a! whn9s m r. r. Mouss went @
T:rfo* NJ ~ sME ~ 49, ~ nutS S ~ @ anS s.asS " !nE
cnms;Ic-"ti,1 - ~ ~ .J nuS SSnan' au EesuIaeo tao
VI. Sf'tSHtg ~ tAE 80 . a. ~ 49, <,..t...
onn VcSrs r.1,o.sod o' .0T 1oS o.sG ~ Mays
tnar4 ss,t;5 tS5o'n ~. ~" Nv paussap4 Luz tAa.
nich had heen 5ese,ysd va =. son, NJ @w, auo
poses NJ ols.. 1T ctnt On gross receipts from
L., s,a;s ss at uius .n.oao, Ghali eieamooat
.Sa a sns'l aa'e tne iea1 10 aou tuc lS 10
tnSr ~ !a.,'fc, navf. ,r v- EAyrsvnDru -.
, noiuu @ y. saa, f.aH.son ~ onA u. lue !a:s pro'
fn, @ as ..nnS ~ nu' a4'o toe aneo"Aeat ~ uool
III W. VIZ 1S,TTrntt::s ITisGt ~: .,,,,n, =. sa
nsr, 49, ;Ss3 nn,s H. adt 70 !1G nmena
MMtu! M plost,o ihat notsc ia1loads shaA nave lhe
Nv STETENS IL ~ tuht ~ tHs;. a,s ~
to LET horse railroad companies have ,heir charters
hoar 1b p,cf 1n M ,ha %ha msat DC
HE. DAtla spoke N taSof OF Tue amendment.
ana @ " de!efce OF the morse faiito1d companies:
Nj 9YS e9 ssaSnsnt ID w. esss sSn,D.
popuion oIs does rot exeesd st Msch %as
| n3cctcd. -
+. inc second section, Rhica hsd been passed over
, 1866-05-28

SATURDAY EVENING. Nay &c. 1861.
The following table ehows The Iece.p:s and shtp-
ncuts Of Produce dr11ng the past twen.y-tour
, 1866-05-28

S75,D80.
ST. Paul, Ann., nay 26.-A dre yesterday de-
eIroyet ,be Cosmopolitan Hotel, Allen 4 Champ
linz drug STORE, and eight smaller buildings on
1h,rd street. Lss. S75.0O0: partially lnsnred,
, 1866-05-28

Prom Detroit.
DETROIT, May eG-Three deaths occurred Amoog
he chIdrtn Of IN emigrans party to-aay. euppo4ea