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, 1866-05-23
FROM NEY YORK,

The Great Opera House ConAagrat1on
Valuable Theatrical Costumes
Burned-Two Flrcnen Supposed 10
f1nye Pertahed-Lar:o Arrlyata Of
Flye-Twensy Bonds-E1cavy Ship
meats Of Specip-yerdlct OF the Coro.
ncFss Jury in the PreAton King IN
quest.
bon:s OF New Yo1k-the Academy of 4usie@ .@
Ioer her with The Medical Uniyersily, on
ss5, 5s s9s a S' SG pno
Fourteenth ttreet, Worcester 4 Co.'S plano ware
bouse, the Lutheran Church, on Fifteenth street.
and several other large Buildings contiguous to the
mton,ght last night. The nrs broke ont IN hour
an*r ibc ope1a Performance closed.
Two asrmrn.j named Daniel Waters and We1ch
ne6s Hsohes = naea 5oan bsnin 'ns "a. ~ Saar
burnsd. but escaped wtth.his life. Grace Chapel,
The Manbattan Ctmpsny's works. Irvtng Hail, The
sefe tsved' d. Vaentin: ao'ts NJ va 4sass}e ana.o
.eal collection was destroyed In the Unlvcz1ttY
Msoe! cGl'sgs 1os: s Loss e. h ~ 5he 6q
~ incurred. Loss Of Col. Frazer, restaurant keep
The ioss on Worcester's factory, which WIS not
nndnnRs IS md Fl 8 .9nae' oeepi b,
yat1ont paEtlet, Wero destroyed Loss consiaer1-
ble The tosal lors will not exceed II 1t reaches
The Academy Of Mualc w1s yalned at f3a5, ,000 !;
insured for f13u0 coo. and scenery, &c. for $9o05I
Mnfexek's ots IL $4,000, Grans loss $40 g00, net-
ther insnred. The University Medical College ~as
valued Al $45-00o injured fox <a5 900. Wottes-
'er's Piano aetory was saved. Loss On hines fAc-
tofY not 1kceTtAthed.
The fre VA. doubtless fneendiarJ.
Pt1vate adsices per steamer Cuba indicate that a
large amount OF 500 we're stcsiyed on her.
1bc Shipment OF .pecic tomorrow IL expected to
equal Thai Of last Wednesday.
The VERDICT Of the corones's Jury on the body OF
Preston King, rendered to-day. was that he jump
ed OF ferry boat While labor1ng under inEan1sy.
, 1866-05-23
EUROPEAN ITEMS.

The u ur f.ro-pcct-SlGuincani speech
OF kllu Emperor SApolevn-Tae Paris
Money Market.
NEW YORK, May 22-The steamers City OF New
York, Bavaria and Bremen, from Europe, have
aF11sed.
Adyicee from yenesia ssy it is cxpec'ed that The
ped and augmented 10 te tu1l Strength by til: Eth.
II Is expected to r:ach 200 In. which Is considered
greatly In exceee Q: wnal i galsed tor effective
defence
ills stated that an the pas, "a on the Tyrol ve-e
defended by artillery
steamers we're teine ordered In London for Ital5,
md large for hosrs are SAID to have been
made With rTuteia.
The Fede7a Uiet, At Frankfort, On the 9Th, adopt
ed rctoiution froueatIne Prussia 10 make pac;ac
dec]Antiop, otheswlse the Diet would be conpel!ed
to take The siepe provided for in the Federal Con.
stitution. The Pru4sian repFsentat1se declared
thai l1ue1ta sEas ready to revoke defensive mtas-
ufaa II tho Diet would Aleo order the d1earmnueot
of The othsr member Of the Confederation: other
wise P1ussia will he compelled TO- maintain the
nect*sary measures for he1 own security.
Il Slruna derpatch Of the 10Th esys thkt Austsa
te fspoEted tn have decided upon cnuveatE the
porale fur TIC settlement Of the question OF the
Duchier.
4 movement Tor the formRuon Of volunteer ride
-cof1s continues II several Austrian proUntcA.
The municipality Of fr&gue had received orders
to prcpaEt quarters for troops 10 In that city
immediately. fo1 %hom there may be no room II
&he baHuckf.
Napoleon made eicuI6c.nt speech at Auxefzc
in which hc Fnid he detested tue treaty OF 1850
The Paris Kourec lad accepted TIL ns 4 e,paal fol
war. Several panics had set H. Ren:cs fell pa
cent
, 1866-05-23


/: ma If tI.e Up1t,;;;frasna,1s IF &,sTtot,
!, II .,r,,,,,,. rft.r,-..,,- ,,f ,,,.v...-
- t"e -
s''~ f''H'H a'.A o'''--Fnt spanish
iS""-csad s';crrrd sf'i1s ssa c1-at i'.cs,
>a.t-.ib"u1 un cGaai fss>~ u,t bas;,
e;t.-fhr >nnusurdt Ia M, t,.u,:,1,n,,
60 ,r....,. ~ ,s,,..s.s =" -" soA1''Ao4A
!" tAes'eN she attetsa"1.
NE% SoEE, Nay 22.-Souc details Of the fight at
Cniluo are puh:rhrd.
The Pefuy1nLs had nine batteries tuanped Will,
81 pouudr. guns and 80 1soundrr Arm ,troocs aud
45U roradcs Dlakles rinee, b+s,des tron-claas Leo
and E1csos1a. and three wooden gnaooas
In lcts than half m hour The Viln D. kadSio had
1he motive to1t1 detanRed. nnd was ,o~ed OUT Of ac
1ton. The Beyeuguela moved ans txenly minutes
laics. aavaoe received = heavy raded .ho near The
Natef line. leaking bRdly md WIS Obliged to careen
to prevent sinking.
Al halfpast two the Blanca ard Resolution re-
Tired repair t,j,rez but soon r,torned to 'hrlr
poeltloUe with the 1cxt Of the neea except the
two FIRST named, continued the nRhI to the end Of
the actlon.
Soon xifcr the commencement Of the battie, 4
Peruvian battery. o.talr1nC tro 80 FOUNDER Arm
strnnEt, was bloWn up. d1emountlDE tho Euns. and
Killing md worndng every ont IN the vicinity. In
another batterr $40 0-pouneer Arm -tronR was dis
mounted at the frst Ore Wi,h This exception, the
, 1866-05-23

| The AA;euhl%- refused 10 adput the engyes ito
Ioe BE- a1 noderatH a tpen '4'0 tauodused lRft S D,
.aiaia1ion n beh M ba.ch aefs4ned d Gnalch
H. nne .f+a ,rhos9 =" 1,et A41 "
Fnfhrs1er fx Vrerx rmSs He w.a n5ease1stn see M
spproschfpr .irns Of union beseen tne Sew ana
sona, .rces eId ie,s III nh ~ te oaos
he asrnaee settiemenf ,ou;d aoon he s19,Red
tsiea Il sea'S 9ei Ss 99 he p.
a. So panys aaa d.
op n sei asa T u e shs 49, 10 H.
DuIch church W yonid ton IN sn"S ras
etand mon He eoscd bv frven1 hnr e o ~
prospersty or The Church: 40 A'eA'' A'p' ''f 'os
Tbs Moderator said that the Old School pscssy-
t,hurrh o1 aner1ca ~ H. ovda:+ a9eae1 aa uaGa
churches hc1 tocchsf In 1e e,osel o aqs
did hot Know hv tey shoud nns ~ " ns ~ e1 ae
vas gcne,al harmony IL ine i've Ct chuTrhes'' n it,
nronoesf ,h,+ 'nans ~ az anEina apaneat 10 t6e
eel1. shon1d a be nn,,cd dpAaas mn nnn 1,@; IN
Wiz IL snnno.eS ,h.t fto1 ~ o-das an T. hea aea
5f l. ss 3s Tss s,ts r. be W.; intended
tho rcnresentaiTe Of he od Scso ,bond ha ;he
stron1er and not the .seate- ~ 7nonia W to7
nosed tn he tnrhneSf tte crs, hag .. W. US
se;sed' 1' ''e ''1ei nae oene1 oo IT,
Dr. Stanton responded that such an arr.ugem .nt
shorflT atiar tha A..euhv toot . rec... ~, .,c
past 'htss ''e'1sx; %a4rnsoon SESSION,
4re1v h,dC hsa ~ .he u h ~.
f2 f'si2{ 4eefIat''e ooos nao INC flKht TO protect
:, NJ n "a. interrupted By Dr.: Roasdnan, who asked
nue.ugs si anyoVaJ aaq eseE ocen sseuasc from any
n 'be ss!iye s an%,sg ,s reR,se
, 1866-05-23
MEXICD.

Another Brilliant Victory By the
L1bcsass-0pinion Of \ french Gene.
raj AZ 10 1Inx1n1Itians& Prospecss.
New ToRK. May s2-Thc deta!l. of the engage
mtet bct~ccn the Liberals under Coron1 and the
Imperial csfrf'on at hazalisn, Acxleo. show that
the Liae1nls Ra1ued brilliant r1c1ory. a -Q1Ah Of
Americana, WHO were Ii Corona. ranks. acted as
ennrp-ehoosers during the cnracement. Without
delay. Corona immediate attacked another crap
Grating expedition under LosedA auu completely
routed it ne IL now master Of lhe po.ltion IN
H1nAlCn-
1he heavy import duties and forced loans etlli
nom Europe, tn The month ofApr1l. have amounted
10 frum fl30, 0,On1 10 SIC, ,OG9.
OTlcga. tbs opponent Of Ju1reE, proposes to en-.
te9 Mexico from California.
a letter IRON Geucrs! nrincourt. one Of the
Frrnch commanders. IL published. stating that be
believes the Imperial cAuRc i. NJ no mcAne pGp1ls.
and the RELATION: With the unlteo ot'e. arc threat
cninC. BE therefore intends takinp leave Of ao
Etuce Will No expeck6tfQp Of TtturnlpE.
, 1866-05-23

II aInkonfc-Proposed Flag FFeSenfatton
on the Fourth Of July-lndlana Sa-
preIue Court. :.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbune.1
1ApIANAFoLls, May p.
The Grand Council Of Royal aud Select Masters
Of the State Of Indiana met at Masonic Hall to-day
Delegates were present from most Of the Com
mance Of the State. The following ofdeers were
elected for the ensuing year: Thomas Newly. Of
Cambridge City, Most Puissant Grand Master
Thomas Att.son, Of Auso1a, Deputy Putsssnt
Grand Master Vim. ". Austin, of Richmond.
Thrice nlus,I,ous Grand M.sler y. 4. Rice. 81
Plymouth, Grand Principal Conductor Of the
ork; Alexander Thomas, OF Te1e Hanfe,
Grand Captain OF the Guard; Charles Fisher,
Of Indianapolis. Grand Treasurer; William
Hacker, OF shelbyyllle, Grand Recorder; John
Leech, Of New txrliit. Grand Chaplain; aud A. 4.
Wilson, Of Indianapolis, Grand Stewart and sen
Til Tie Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Masoas con,
venes tomorrow; the Grand Lodge On Tuesday
next.
convention Of soldiers and their friends at this CITY
on the 4th OF July next. at which time the hattie
Aa2k Of the various regiments Will be formally l1c'
rented TO Cor. rn0r Mort-n, a. The Eeprescntaaye
Of the Stale. Hall fare arrangement. SEl!l be made
with the various railroads centering IN the c'ty.
The JUDGES Of the supreme Court are now II
seeetun in Chamber. The regular term commen
cfA on JUefQHy next
, 1866-05-23


taol.hmeot Of An Armo1 and Arsenal o. con
suuctiou, d. post md repair, on Rock .s:a.-, II
The st.te of 1ll1nois na.eed bv The Senate today.
,,a 80 -. A., .r,tr..h ....,,. -. t-.n T.
.no tAale q: tuas VI "uAo 1soope4s "ss e'sea ~
thefe nespatcnes yoseeday. II Tas adopted "1th
out amendment
NOMINATION. ,rTunnlEY
The President has wt,haraTn trom 70, ,he seu,,s the
nomination OF Col BENJAMIN G. Fisher, ss cme1
nEsur11 ~ r,,x WAR.
,,,,,,. ..y .-,.s.., " So - Ia ..., a..
,;ona% -, ~. san,s s.,. os, .s noo nas "ssa az
ton bas been such a. to bring him into constsuI
coptse1 II t,h tne renn1. {xs. II an h{s h, r,,nv,r
lion thai ,he North. tbrourh Mr.. Jobn,om,,
course Las lost al that 1t gained in the war, exrep1
4 nonc1nal abolition Of slavery.
rhs ,,++,- ~ ~ 1,s,.,e =. -. ~,..,,,, ~ ~
eo 'S's " 14', DI!Aao ~ ZIG uo.'uh W tas
1ohnfon Club tn Philadelphia, last Saturday, In
ns "a.
hrr,, rto had .nnrosed tb,t ba ,ronld rcmstn IN.
~ -. e.,d,sss s3.ea ~ "oo'o 'eA'4 "'
10 me soldiers who elected him.
Ihe inspector OF Customs At Panama says the
cattle plague E1naetpeeE has not appeared In Cen
t1al America.
70 OFFICERS on LEAVE or ABSENCE.
All othecrs on leave Of sbEeoce visiting Washing
ton aR requested 10 report At the Adjntant Gcnes-
aus Office.
VIM. Trip Is confirmed Surveyor General OF
pako'a' n.,-.
Notice Is given TO ai holders OF cerl1dcstea OF
tEuebfednes. Que IN June. July or August. 1876.
thai they VIII be 1ata if presented this monih and
Cease to bear interest thereafter.
TIE RAxEuuFT nr11.
WASHINGTON. M4y 9z-1he B4uEFupt BILL pto-
Sldcs that Di:tnct and Circuit Courts h.Fe ia7.-
uiction; tnat any pe1.on owing debts over $500.
Hing peatiop Of lnabiIity 10 par and Willingness
10 eurre1ae1 TITS estate, shall be adiQd.ed 4 baok-
4 s,rnce Is appointed, The dn ics Of asFi.nses ak
d, hn.d; 1t pro,ldes for exatntnation beiorn he
sps1r M ~ 'a ,ri'Snn} nre5l 81 e1e s So,oss %
cieFt. md nncra1Jvrs nnder Ssn = 1,onh s.tro w.
order Of d1,fHnn fs a. folnTs. F1st rost ~ ronr4
nenis: fonr1h rreea. TIh 1ehf. h.y,n ,t1,nt;t,
h faw II nrnrires niso m di.rhs.r. f.n@, III
dtGis af,er cnmnlisnee' nnt n,nr1Hes E,r,.S,. ~ ~
scr s..rS 60. ~.rs ~ ~
, 1866-05-23
FROM BOSTON.

t;en. Butter Elected Major General of
tho N DaAsnchu4etts St12e 1ititta-An-
niycraary Of the American Baptist
Missionary Union.
Dos7oN. Nay a2.-The Senate elected to-day Gen.
BENZ i. BE1ler, Of Lowell to be Major General al
Inc Massachusetts, State mllt1s, under the new
militia organization.
The American Baptist Missionary Union COM
mcLced lis anniverraFy meetings tn-day. Hon. Ira
Har11s, Of Now York, IS president Of the Society.
The President made an interesting address, ID
which he indicated hts purpose Of retiring from
the office Of president
DosTos, May e2.-The Right Worthy Grand
Lodge ol North Anactica, Independent Order of
Good Templazs, Is now IN se.s sion at Boston- Tho
rneellng Is pscsldcd over b. Hon. $. u. Has,ingE,
ol Wisconsin. Representatives from nearly all the
Northern and Western States, as well al fton the
itar9ffAa. 1rr DtesfUt.
, 1866-05-23
FROM DES MONIES.

Death of the General Agent OF the
American Emigrnnt CoupnnT-Good
TemplRr ksfcntcs
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tr1bune.l
DEs MONIES, May e.
F.C. Mckay, Of this city, General Agent OF the
American Ennic.ant Company, d.cd Of apop?exy, as
his rceldence. ,h,e morning, at four O'Clock. MI
Mckay uas ni1y -four years Of age. and formerly
las5es, resident At Warsaw, Wyoming County, New
York. .. .......
ks,ep mile. ea.t Of this city. under the auspices Of
tic Good TemplArs Of this city apd counly. About
one Thousand pereona wore present. and good
spd ncV impetus given to the temperance move
, 1866-05-23
FROM NASHVILLE.

Commissioners Appointed Under the
New Police Fs1ll-Leglsiative Proceed-
1tlgs.
Especial Despatch to tho ChicaGo Ttibune.l
NAauv1LlE, May a.
The Senate confirmed the appointment Of the
i'ohce Commissioners named In ycsicrcay's de-
.pstches. The new System will bc Immediately put
in operation, and Memphis, It Is hoped, will
he redeemed from the disgrace that has
been brought upon 1t by the nt1rute Of The mob
that has for The past yesr had control of it..
AZ The fettton draws near It's close, business Ia
crowded through rapidly, and determination Is
evident in both Houses to adjourn on ii 28fh.
No bnslpess Of general interest wae brought be-
fore the lower noue: to,da!, except the 1enneseee
residing, with some slight amendments, thst will
not affect II IN The Senate and It will no doubt be-
come law. This road will open direct route
from Knoxville to Nashville, and glve value to the
Inmcp>e mineral resources Of East Tennessee.
The House bill incorporating the Nashville Col
oEed Benevolent Association passed at The th!rd
renting.
, 1866-05-23
Chicago Uribunr.



Private adTfcta by the 8texrngh!p CuSa. In
dtc7lc thar a ta,ge amuun1 OF f,s.,Acn,y bonds
wcrc returned b, her.
a synopsis Of the New Freeduen,s Duresu
Ml reported 10 the nuusr yc.-eroay. Will be found
IN our n a. .hInc.on desnatch.
The 6epale Militnrr Committee Will room.
mend ,hst ,bc n.v and eno;nm-rt. =, .rhin, In
rbe rr,5e NJ t,.nc+,1a.a xso nm
/: Secrr1rr seward. sneecf nj anbn7 E.v
York. n be finn In Tho ,e}e ,r,nh cnl.
rnna-
orr rnt5o,cbf ,,srt.+ r.ncr4 ron+.,r. ,or,-
rn-n,s or th~ 1..atns N.w yor1, ,or,z,1. ~, ~.
Enr,t.h rr.,cis, ,,an,. .-,h s~,,.,.ea ~ - ~
e.ntcr and et,,-rtt-
Tho 1{onse ,t;1f+arr comnit+aa o-o s,r.ood
m hi, to- H. .ro,,,.n-.,1o1 ~ ~. .-,,x n ~
eo,d,ncr IN tbe roren,,v .,rn-s.,.a ,,... -, ro
f,-,n, >'>s~>- ~ @~"'
fir occnrrea at ca,ro vesterdsv ,,,r,,-
..r s. 49, H. s.oey Io4o,
.1G =, s,e nns,,as. aa1a.s ~ rsa tue seaa Iva
no.ed ,o hc rrvrn,y.ar. ,ho,<.na ao,.,. .''' -
M.,,.a., s.s - ~..s1 .s1.sr.r
s, =. 80. p ,ns.I, y. .ue 81
... ~ ,.- - 80 tne A'ue44s "uu A"Pe-
1,+.nhn- - an.~s.a. s..; s.s VT - souao &C.,
rAt,A W s4A-a1' ta1'11p3'ee ~ Aa' As0' 40
!Psoo'e
4.nhtas aao tueaslut aeeoau. W *us
ptocec0lnEt IN me Oid 6no Nc" scooot ft@pFle-
11Hu Assemblies. ut St. Lou1r. Is given tnts mora
Ing. In the Old School Assembly an exciting de-
bate WEE had On The Louisville Expulsion case. but
no conclusion was reached On the snp}ea.
: A party Of M0bl1lans, among whom are the
Mayor "1 the caty, the President md several mem
bes. Of the Nc-fd Of Trade IND President and Di-
reciott Of tls Mobile l. Ohio Railroad, lett st.
Louis yesterday Afternoon, and arrived In this uty
:hie morninr.
Additional Europcan Lews Of q warlike
character ID given this mofn1nx Austria IxlY and
Prufs,a were eusnred IN the nost eperreuc rnr
, 1866-05-23

yEw:OnIEAss- May a1.-The steamer Monterey
haa arrived IRON New YORK.
All the ked R1rer country Is flooded.
Thomas 4. Adams, Chief Of Police Of New Or
leans, hns been Suspended fot thirty days for re.
fusipg 10 e1rst peaceabe c1tizens for carrying tire
arms uu1 Ing the cIso1eanizatlon OF the police
Governor Shs1key+ Of Mles1skfppi, y here. dlrec'
from Washington, and expresses confidence In tht
President,
, 1866-05-23
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Ts1bune,]

ST. LoCIs. Nay y.
TouAcco-Aetive and hr1n. Luxs at 4..Iaa6>so; {;
1eafat 31.1"t t3,n0-
EIoun-lase active At ss:s@1.2s for sup-r; s7.i1@
rs tor o1trt $tatno1l.oo ter eouh e extras and
choice family.
GHA.a Wheat dull for low grades. At I. o21-4 tor
spring, a.t Il s@.a far ta Corn better. II tet6ac
TO. mixed ses &c yelluW, and 6a;cc Ebttt md
u,1sd white. Oats better. At %a1s6c.
Tu{sKxY-No buye11.
, 1866-05-23

T6t0l 0r0nnE Of GIl[3.............., ,$yJE,0G
The drawing will take place after the Concert On the
laRe Of tho Hail. where seselol thousand person4 cau
Winessit- committee will be appointed by tho an
dlcrce 10 supef1ntcnd the s1:1e- all purchasers and
atnts Will be supplied With correct liars Of drawing az
soo1 ~ t1A-d tHEtles holding tleke:s viii retain
ne9s ~ The list Of dawn Hb2H r .teir number sp
ihelf tickets mmedIatey, with fuf t wa.u 81
the Shipping Of Goods Moneys Tickets are for ssfe
at the principal Hotels Book ind Music sto1es and at
our Office, la Madison street. PE1ce II each' ssnt
by mall on rectlps OF price and stamp for return post
acc, GOOD AND REL1aBLk AGENTS WANTED
In every City, Town and Village In the United States.
, 1866-05-23

BA1T1xonE. Mar = Samuel F. Wytte. indepen-
dent Un.on candidate for City Councilman. wls
ccctcd yesterday By lis majority oye1 Col. Seih1ey
nrrrz1Ik bry7 tYpN
, 1866-05-23

j. -4saee~-Tne Church Erection Fund
under DtAenAAion%
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
st. Lou1s. May p.
Dr. Hatfield read a letter from b. I. Howard, Of
stating ,ha, 1t was an unexpected and. sriesous
disappointment 10 him, that he was unable to
.:si Ss, 1ous dasius,ffse .s:.!on osa The
ids Conietence Of Maine lelt strengthened By the
has1neny which exlsted bstNee1 The two churches
in Christian doet1,ne and anu.slavesJ and loyal
Iner1y to lest the question which OF the church
pcl,ucs Is better calculated to VIII the world
fo Cn1.t; thst TIC ,11 mess.sh'R Of Il o 5he
that ita increase was hindered BY The lasge num-
bt1. Who annually pour into the GreaI Weet; there
were 81 ehnsche.. 19a ministers; that bowdoln
dentE, and the Theological Seminary at Bangor df
tcen that the chnchcs were Il present blessed with
aeniekenDg influence Of the Divine spins ;.. .,.
Df. % lay. aud slse RON ths Frse cbassh of scot:
IT, s1Sa hsy y a1 s.. 9eh
Evangelical Church Of Etance, stating division
bad occurred in the church upon question Of dis
Mr. scarr1tt, Of St. Louis. moved that the vote
accepting he report OF the Committee on Church
Erection Fund, be 1econ1idertd, A. he desired to
capital, and loan ont the balance. together with
tho income and any future donations, TO needy
churches, IN Funs not 10 exceed II o00 70 any one
church, md no interest 10 be charged until maturity
Of the debt.
Recess. ......
AFTERNOON. sE.sroN.
MI. Scarrftt'e motion ioF reconsideration was
carried, and the afternoon was spent in debating
raf:ssazStt 9sds long speech rather against the
br. Humphrey and Dr. Williams, Of Pittsburgh,
favored the report
NJ. Hobart; o. Iowa. @ and si,d5 u; 5ciasS, OF ne"
, 1866-05-23

BRYAN, ROSBRO0K & CO.,
III Madlsonat., Chicago, III.
r. o. Drawer 39s7, Ill.,.
"The p.oprietors will donate to the Home OF the
FEttud1e. >, ncazo t1ooo. Thtle will be $4,000 r.
served from the p4xsou receiving the Sah oFa ditt
which viii be donated to the pooE ths~-sn me touua
en's Christian Association. a"~ IRON toe pesaon M e
yin h. don,tra x, The So1tlers' Home. Chicago; aud
also trou sne persons receiving the siooeo 9as da m
I;ree.nacks will be reserved 3.od, nAS1n- *tooV'
which Will be donated to tho different ospaAa al
1pms IN the City Of Chlcsgu- pGiees LUG ~al1 oe
given 10 all az the aboye Real Estate-
At the request Of Mr. Crosby, Aansges OF Croao5s
Can.~r1 fro,, rhe opera House 10 smith Si1on9
coumodions ua1l, which has been erRaRed tor tna'
s-.-,ass mu ces7-stx .wxT-net
, 1866-05-23

Yest.
The State building Commissioners advertise foa
propoa1g NIL June 18th, fcf the erection End coz,
pletIon Of the rotunta and come Of the STATE cipl.
tol, IN sctosuauce .sith pl1ns aud epeclfc1lons,
anQ under direction OF Eoi y. Y. 3hIpmau, OF this
city. The sumn'i, Of the dome proper will be one
hundred md slxtY feet aboTe the ground to top
Of the Holus II will be one hundred and eighty
eight feet. The dome will he composed excluifrelY
OF iron and plats. fhe contract for boring an a..
1csian we'll In the Capitol Park the depth OF 50
tole, for S4,a50; ca.t iron tube Of eight inches
exterior diameter Il 10 be pnt GOWN. Bids ranged
a. htRn rs e, 500. The xo1k6 will be begun In a
few dsyp.
Bids for the enlargement Of the fns3ne Hosptal
will be opened to-ptgnt.
It Is Imported that threats have been nada to
sundry Fedesai ofGceEe, mainly postmasters. that
nnlss they come out IN defence Of Lie Presidents
policy they = Ill be r,moyed
, 1866-05-23

'sNA- eF*ttts &$<l3
5QGift, In Real Eststc. being 50 1ctsln HraL,s
Addition to Chicago, each 1,ooe ........ so0oo
50 Gifts tn PtaI os, each valuad It tsc1.... uoo
loo GIFTS In sets Of Pa1lor tttuse. escn ~ 80 o
~ Gi1s In 9ents Ho'a Matcaeas each s&o. X, ,oco
~ llHs In Laales' toid Wascnea. each $2W.. 10o
200 Gifts in sewing Aaehinrs Zach sloo.-..... aoeo
l ooo Giitein American Silver WateheAeach $G tsa1
100 Gifts IN American Silver Waiches.each 80 %
1tm 6ftzin SIX Dress PAttesns each ts5...... s. ~
asa Gifts IN Silver Ake Baskets. each 80 -. slu0
Ito Gifts In Silver Plate Casters. each 3l.. 1000
Coo Gis tn = Of Silver Spoons, each ST..
.oeo Gifts tn sets Of Silver Forks e4ch 38.,.... 6
1e Gco GIFTS In Gold CIasped Albur1s each 80. 400
II. 0oo Gfts IN Literary rookA each St......... 10 10
10, ,pm Gifts in Cutlery. each r. &350......... 100
10 LOO Gifts In Pocket Kntyes, each 20 90
l9er gifts tn Gift Book. each 3i.. "a ID
10 Goo Gifts IN Receipt Boo each 1f... 100
l113 GIFTS in articles worth Hom 81 to S2.... lao
, 1866-05-23

The grand Flag presentation Mt Phlta-
dc&pul&-
uARRIsnuna. PENN YivahfA, &sy = All The r.
euIar army oficefs who eomwa18ed IN Ponnsylrs-
a regiments th1t he fpsred. will be pro:ent at
tho fig presentation In Fhiisdetpuis, On The 4th
July.
, 1866-05-23

In every cate seud the rame Of each suh&erbeF, anu
their Pest 0ce address, with Town, County and State
In fn Money By Draft, r. o. Order, RxpEtsa. OF IN
Registered Letters, may be seut at our Eak.
Audresa nil curou uu1catlQua 70
, 1866-05-23

i1h S.ora east Of Col. Woods M1teuul, Caica3n III.
ccoc:o lauos. SEWN. MachIrcs. Watches. Photo
ESrn r a!rM.;S: @ ~, on1s' -
over nluion Ioars- ~! to oe sold lor one dal-
each, without regard 10 yrlur.
PLAN nF sALE.-41u ar*cEIiscmro- rsms1y each az-
tscc and IT. yalae, ere place in sealed cnrelor-s
ali adscrti-t nc =, together ath IlkentSl Of ioulc
enc our iererals. circular OF valuable rrcipxs
Will be sod ut lne Ccupa1s's Depot. salt bT mali
to any at'trt+S far tSen:y-tIv cco 4.
Altar itra SOLE for One Dollar c1ch VtFhoat fc9 tyd
to v.'re. :rd mot 10 be paid until you x2ow what
t-fY]ar fnrp 4ntJ+u
, 1866-05-23

DEMOVAL, n. @. STONE has
$6. ..-nav.a 1t, K.., Estste Onlen from ia Madl-
- ,f1.et 10 ia1 ssate & eet. shore b. ~! b.
pleased 10 .eceive The y1.ls q ~ @ ~. T
E.innfft snd dcsrsrfe trpp2FtY now LOT sMs, p1ta
for occupancy md aoIsstms0ts pan7@N
, 1866-05-23

NEW SCHOOL ASSEMBLY,.
Rcpolta Received from stntc Confer
4. -Aaaee~-The Church Erection Fund
uudcr D1Ae AensAI0u&
, 1866-05-23

1Inkonic-Proposed Flag Presentation
on tie Fourth Of JuIy-1ndlana So
preIue Court
, 1866-05-23
OLD SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN
ASSEMBLY.

Report OF the Committee on Foreign
Missions Undor Discusston-Pfolos
Against Excluding the Louisville
PFeAbs tery-ExctttnG Debate ou tho
Snbject-SaFcasttc Speech Of mr.. Gall
loyEAy, ui Chicago.
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Tnbmel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-18

U,oR sALE-rHB vIxruREs AND THREE YEARS.
in Lease Of q stsre on Broadway below mn Avenus
Hotel sow used for fruIss and cieArs suitable for
sny bunes Must be sold the present oSner has other
business IN the South requiring Bis mmedae aientioa
lent iov. Apply on Ne pSsmissA ~ Drosdwty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-18

A puRwfAus FURNITURE MOVING RsrABLisH
N. men,, ones lis West Eleventh street. eish
rue Furniture families moved city or cuntry rurnitare
PAnofor1ea pAckel and shspped: Rsrnaevre stored