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, 1866-06-12

Acknowledgement Garz5ty. Of the Second Pre-
clpct Police force, yesterday asTeeted man nsmed
hsd boarded NTH ono Jas. Reagan, selow EN-
ploye IN the MECHANICS khops Of the North ~estesn
Railroad. Fer kosne tins past be has not paid bis
board bill, and the ufath Of Reagan 1t this fact
was considerably enhsncrd by the euspaeaon thst
sack had been making improper ovetturee to hle
(licagtn , wife. At list Reagan put the clothes
Of his boarder into the street, which 20 much ex-
aspcrateo Stack, that he astAaised Reagan while
the lAttef s.xs engaged In oIllnE locomotive On
the corner Of klhx,e and Kuckef streets. lie
ssEuck hin, terrible bio IN the mouth hrea king
bo.h hts 31*r. 1he assalltnt Wns held oTer in
f500 bail i0t further examination In the Police
Court.
, 1866-06-12

TO RENT-Ofices-A desirable
1 suit or offices Oh l.snoolph street. Apoly TO
GEORGE H. HIGH, 1HI Randolph street, Boom L.
, 1866-06-12

RIor At BEkn GArDES-on Sunday afternoon
not Of considerable nltude occurred at C1eme
beer garden On North lark street inst out.ide The
nty llsni1<. 1t began among lot Of IRISH Foushs
who had bseome intoncased, md soon spread,
nrtil finally nimott every person present VAS en-
had BEEN oe1aslcd to Keep order, were all badly
besten, {hut nevertheless succeeded in arzes:ing
i've ot the principal offenders. Thee felloWt, who
gave the,f names Lewis C1kler, JulioE Mc1ntyT
Joln keboe, Albert Flyun and John BALE, were
brought before the Police Court yestcrday FORE
noon, snd alter hcasing Of The 'eSidenre
eeainst them. we're required to give bali in tht sua
9: $500 each for their appearance before The cirruis
COur.
, 1866-05-19

Robbery Of tho Proprietor Of the sum
day Timcs-The New Exctse Law
Prosecutions Abaudoncd-Larrc Sale
OF Gold-Commuufcatt from Rob-
err T1a1e Owen-Second Centennial
Auuiycrsary Of Newark. N. 1.-THE
lower California Purchase, DC.
Nxw YonK. May 1s.--Dar1d Deans, prt prietor Of
nescay night Of s. 800 In Treasury notes and $500
10 stocss.
the nqucr dealer. aettea for telllng ltquor on sun
day, ohec,eu 10 Geo. Bltss Jr, appearing as coan-
fel foz The excise board, claiming thst ssas the
@ hss cee,aed ihst tne point wss vel taten. 20 ,he
complaints haye fallen, as Mr. Bal! declines to at.
scIu the e11nf1at1out- ..-
the excike hoard 10 allow the sale Of thet: beer on
Suudaye II they have large stock On h1ud. and
~, ce great lo-cIs II tnsy .1s @ n9t Allowed to das
'0t hcansS sree e.le 81 gold .rported On Government
account 10 The aaount OF 1.5oo.oo IVES mnde Ibis
4'a Tobr1i Dale oven, In lengthy communication
to lie Post advocates an anerdmeu' to the Coutli'
tu'too psoyo13g; a: msnaay g 11onfnias
Of the assumption OF The reoel debt or the paym-n'
| Of klayrs.
tse tte eHT tg ., SeN AZ ~ appropriately eee
hated Al 1ba. place BY the historical -octctles ant
also BY the CIVIC and mlliisIy ausoosi,les. A.
| dFffE4
he F1rt PTrt bytcr1an Cburch, and dnriLc the LAT
ia part OF the dsy procession OF fsc and miiltaz
companies paraned through the principal streets O
4 cornuur1cat,ou tn tbs 7Fiosua6. concerning th
| uurrhaec OF Lower California bY MI American Com
pany, says: The Grant oI Lo"e california, With y
scopired b. 1ne company aisa" I'd 10. wa made b
the Republican Government Of Mexico Is early 4
the .Jth Of Nafch, 1851, beiuxc the advent Of Max
milan in :Mc1fco, and when Juartz ~as 1eceivr
a. be dtfatto a we1las the d.. txrt SOVEREIGN c
| The RcpuhlFc' The grant has bcfn caEefully {,
em,ptd by Hon. r. J. Waller and non. Caleb.Ct III
inc. both Of Nbom hare pronounced ii ns.,ulari
madc. nil tn rs power. and altogether valid. %
Of The conditions Of be grsus vas that
! tt,nuluted punbef OF famiie, per anunm, ahoul
beyomc bond file srttle1s. This Company carry
Apy,l tas,. believing 'hsi thess ~oud oe firth.
pol1itea1 obtacle- 10 theil carrying out the eond
iop- ofthe prAnt concluded 10 r,ay earnest moae.
10 hayo The grant conferred upon them. throns
their ttr>tccs. In aecosuaoce with ms ra'oinuo
I lhey paid oser on the fourth day oi The pscse
, 1866-05-19
MINISTER HARFEY'S LETTER TO
SECRETARY SEWARD.

NEw 1onK, May 1s.-The letter Of Minister uas-
ycy 10 the Secretary Of State to whlca attention
IN extended compliment to secretary Seward, aud
also 10 President Johnson for PERSONA! Ns'ts ana
exalted s:aiesnsansnip and appea1s With great ear
The following IL M important portion:
.sct treatment. QuacterT viii kill IN this case.
must be dra~u broadly and clearly The sooner Wsa h
danRer4 which incidentally menace It; Whoever
has studied the events Of the var must be cons1nc-
Cd TIA. The osck man e2ssa very little tor hi, o"
effort 10 ehnree it 10 tueh oppo..tuol!.y
~as ever offered TO an ensared tace to strike for
9od :, az % ai,cfi9a fnioagh
| proper and humane man fecls that euaauct7atcd
!. Tint now Is, should aase every 1ai; sld
IN you; from some little ohssEyation On r. san- n
iuaa Ingenuity could not devise more et[sc'lse
Ct a=en!p: anoess ;s,. o 9f boaaas %h,:s
ai''G p,eposed s a., 'a ibcsr s sose.s'en p,assss
GIVE .he,n ,ha, right, and would reaee ny ',.e
almost utnc,s per cen, Of the ,shoie black popula
ttou would vote on the s,dc Of shs'
cd n,s,sft A. o.; IN ohst fsenn ns
CHAINS upon thcnrclyee; aud ,tcEeE she daT conc.
which hope never to se-, Tor f,a- Of tnc consc
qucnees, when these people may 'oe without ,h eot, COZ
/ compacscd By negro sutfsase, and un1tln.
| With the So1,hclu to~cn1led democracy
10 reeatn possession Of The Government. and over
throw eserythin. thu. lar ACCOMPLISHED. and sues
re~ul. would be quite IN keeping with the %
eacity and moderation Of those who are 1cany =
sacrifice everything sac7ed, to the one idea OF thel
| {oo!+h tanatiet*u.
II hare not been able to ace The fnuineucy oiih
war OF races on account Of the ballot, as supposct
by The President, hut do sec IN the much mos
serious danger suggested. the old hatred and 1ca
on.y between ihe negro and inc e ignos1hn; i;
ioftnese calls The poo1 hucra. would lead to CO
lision probably II 1hey were approasasd x s,,
spyihinc sc1,ous would CONC ct it. The polite!
afpect Of The question Is much eraycr and ourt
not 10 oo ignored OF course Fred. DouG!ass an
} | his followers would argue differently. but e:
. | pcriepcc te worth q little more than deiu*t'
iheorles.
.Wishinr you through all these sexattons. ., Z,
| as ever faithfully JAMES f. HARFEY-
, 1866-05-19

The Position Of the French GnEcFn-
ment-Enportant Declaration bT M.
Rossllcr-
1n,hc Corps Legisla,iL on the 3d. II. Nouher
made The following declaration on the part OF the
Government IN reference to lhs state Of political
aus,r*:
"Gent1euen, the Examination OF the bill fxipc
the annual cont1nGeut has appeared 10 some u:u-
bSrs OF this s.sembt3 10 furnish patutal oppot{u
nly OF dt.Cuts sing the AfAit6 Of Germany. The
Government - convinced tha' u cannof uoT secspt
convenience; bnt At moment when tumors o.
war prevail 1n Europe. ind produce the greatest
anxiety In the pubic mind, the doFefnment ls
"ouud TO declare 70 The LecssA; ixe sosJ ana ne
!oljos ed, It's present attl'nde toward The German
| Powers and particularly is po.lt'on with regard
| 10 f{aly. aro about to fu.al fnls duty By
| declaration, the a1eFtIy OF Entcn w eneaodss
| o{ tie Empcrnr's Government IN the q1e-doa O
| t.. E.be Drchsc: has been constantly peaceful
While dulf conscious Of Us pe!fo dignity as g
The rcgsrd dne TO she 1ndepsndrnec ao4 sne aesn !
euey,aiu+ friendly lattons. 1t h1s a1wast. iro9
;he commcpcrment ~ we'll As N the phasc* OF thit
lion u. Copenh:eeu. At fhe cnufe fueea OF Lon
aon, Vienn, ard beFAr. ptocesed tes eoanies ;et
Europe ION resrettaple eonfctt. VI hat s'ucu
iaT contradiction, fp fact. would the GoFcrmen
aevr!op pooe ns%s; a1d
sifIe,en; bM abroad to The danecrr tbs
| Tnsy arse from the .hocE Of rival passions
Our efforts for be nssntenan-e q peaes hsre theIs
not 10 take zuy oblscasion nron france, le'
m s+iops d approval ttou1 The lousc1 ano 10 msls
nm hrr liberty of act1on towards the powers cox
ccaued. In ,hose questions winch do nov ALI
, 1866-05-19

aIl sfect either The honor, the dignity. Or tb d.
ret interests ct ons country. WIS not tue nuy ot
the EmpGof's GoEErnlnent. anes hsvtns lonaiy
1rsciie. tic rules Of loyal and sincere neutrality
IL order to remain tree in it, resolutions M faee Of
complicated cScntsf Further. = Il 9etesmneo on~
mem Of uistton that will be easy 10 u. ":
thai Of protecting th- power, NE seeuHts' ana the
greatness Of EraIes sssinss ss1y . aen 1.nea 1 r
1aucn 70 which We are Attached ~ t1sa1ta 70 .a ,na
ssmrathiea and recent confralesniiy n arms.
as1ye5V 'f n hs eenct hst % 70
tAecn ftuls,a sno Au-triA. Every nsiton Is sae
Judge Of it, own interests; We do not pre'end 10
IN her rrsoutlons, becute ehe il alone responsible
tor them. But the Interest We iee1 toNasd per
outced n 10 come to 4 categorical understanding
deei.m.tione, that eauallY - we should
niehy disspp.ove any attack of Austria upon her,
Ne arc perfectly decided to cast upon her the RISKS
tIis. The ttclsfanon Of the Government Is there
fort summed up in three sentenees-pacl6c poi,cy,
loyal Neutrality. complete liberty q atston. Ioe
Goveruucn1 feele confident iha. this line OF CON
duct. which MAINTAIN. our complete Independence,
which 1cterm1pes and clrcumscxioe- our respon.
tiltliies without, t. eontoruaole to Tath anu
;uslce and upon this account dceeETea the appf0-
bation Of thr chamber aud Of the county"
These closing words eays the Paris correspondent
Of the London IsMeS, btonehi down EeneMed ap'
pIauae. They dtd not. however, prrsent N. Ihters
rom rsfng 70 ask permission TO lEeai The subject
which was accorded u. Theirs wens into al tht
netais Of the aIe.,fen of the Duchies; b. exposed
she bad a,th Of Prussia toward Aus.ra md the sec
ouda1y state-; he passed in review The etate % .
aisrrratd By The Italian Government Of the rrea1!
Of Za1lcl, and on the extreme tole1ance Of E!anc.
ut the srcc. ss1se absorption BY It OF the lta!5'
State.. lie dccia1ed th.i France, which had lavi:h
cd .r.a.ures and blood for Italy, had the right +
| ptercut her from any act Of acers:sion nat 30
might contemplate, and Italy vas bound IN grao
than Two hours, and in some parts Of ht@ speech
| which seemed 10 mase strong Impression 70 u
| Chatnter, be was greatly applauded...
N. JuIea Fayre declared ttat be fully agreed "1i
The remarks OF N. ThleEs, wlfh the exception
that portion Of bi. speech which referred to laIy
II. .Rouher. III The name OF the GoSefum,nt, :.
| and announced that telegram had been receive
4 4tattnv that ltaly engaged NOT 10 attack Aussria.
ii. Ohsier declined 10 epesk af.er The decIaraue
| made BY II. houher.
, 1866-05-19
FROM MEMPHIS.

River NexrH-Terrahle Tornado In MIS-
si>~,r,pt Destruction "f
Life mud PropcrlY-The Corn ana
C..tts,t1 Crops.
- Especial Despatch TO The cb!caso Tribune-]
MEMPHIS. MaE IS.
Weather clear and warn. River fa1l1ng.
DoNn-C,ty OF Memphis, Belle 81. Louis.
Cp-Baltic, Southerpef, Cav. >harxcy, Darling.
A terrible tornado and hait s:ortn yIsifcd Clarke
County, Hltssssippt, laet week, and Eproo'ei tecs
,cveed houses and barns, entire1s dessroye1 the
ctopr, and killed and wounded peop'c aud Stock
In destrinine thi. caiamttGus OCCURRENCE, The
Du|9<fi1's correspondent tays: II tave frequently
heard tell OF hail being as large as hens cc. but
never eaw any until thi. time. One s!racs me on
tie Sackhune, az brought h1ood. The hail Saa
sasi ssipraay ass morning. We had no wster ali
he .s never saw snen dsst5qSs1Sn aaea
u Il tac,e lad i,een seyere ffoet At The leavet
werc beaten oft by the hail. II took the bark OF ol
trult rets and other small g1owhs. The large piuc
Win VIII 'J bsanef. a. 10 gardens All SesetaSlss.
asts y the ere ,u5s9 R2ae k,1!sS sS 1hs s,eat eS d
ofttock. \. 10 poultry, the hall killed nearly all
/ not without rome protection. had . rnan farm
tnp !. tn nc b The name Of Salem Newton: Iii
nad laie'y married, at Ct nsar Meridian. H. houst
| the houses that were NOT blown down were uu
| roofed. Very little huper rcu,afns standing.
The ct ps arc utterly desfroEcd-n9tn corn anf
| cnttuu. some farmers Will mol ne ao!e q nfocof
rv were never 20 gloomy, and the rain confines I
| fall eyc1y day. Tnose .'ho have hoi'om land vii
not be aa!e to york IN 1t for week OF more. eye
miami over will be able to putseed IN the groun
| until ubout the 21sh inst
, 1866-05-19

: The Senste recedcd from its amendment 10 The
bill 10 1x the time aud chang. ihr place Of holding
the United States Courts in Virgins. and thc hil
ont proposition authorizing the Chief Justice to
call extra sessions Q! the Court
,ae3o,pe q 6i. Slne{ rom i6c PENSION nasau vas
III. POLAND prc.cntcd the petition for incrca.-
cd dufy on foreign wool. Referred.
MT. WADE resented a petition for the e1enp~
tion Of farfnos hank deposits from the revenue
iax. Referred to the Finsnn. Committee.
ctizens aek,nE tha, the second clause Of The pend
inc Constitutional amendment be ttricken out. and
one substituted tor # declaring thst M Congress.
Of Representatives who !. not cho+cn By at lcaet
ballot the losa men Of hs District without regard
III. silEMMAS oacrcd i resolution authorizing
the Adjufaut General Of Ohio to distribute through
mile fes Ct ,fn fofse ss,a,n medals soted to
The following arc The provisions OF The ncw pen
sion acf That nom aIu aseF tho pas age Of iii:
Il 6y sM spsa Ws e 9pe s;t - s Iii
tsfy o. naval serricc, in the time Of dnty. khal
hsse lot she sight Of both eyes. o. who have 10.
eitabled 20 =. 10 rcrdcr them utterly hclplcss, !
20 nearly 70 as to require the constan1 pestonaa a
and aitcEdsnce Of snolher person, fAasl Be entities
who, Under hse ci1cums s,snec., shall have lo., bo
ftct nr nnc hand or foot. or been tott'ly and =
nanently ois1oltd, or tn *omc NY osheEM;He a.s
eon.tsnt coz I'd md st,epsion IL a' eSaii BE- enSile
e,<ops pfsleSn se nndrr se e .sa
hatc lost one hand Of nne toot OF been totally -
permanently ditah'ed 10 aoHe. or otherwise 50 dt
ahled n to materially Interfere with the pcl lurn
anre Of 1uspual lapor, without wholly tur1psc1'a
inr Them incEefoz khall be entitled to pension
SIS per month
rneut t1ansfer Of any right. claim OF interest
my pension which has been o. may hereatt'
, 1866-05-19
FROM NASHVILLE.


j1pGfla Dtfp2fc2 u knE LHiCAE0 ltIuuutsl
NASHVILLE. May IS.
In the Senate nuoni Of the day waa occupied In
ttc discussion Of petition Of East Tennessee for
permission 10 take .he terte Of the people OF that
sectnn On the Qne-tion OF separation. with view
ultimately 10 form new Stafe.
Meesrs. Ttimhle, OF Davtasou; Smith Of Soeioy-
and Menise, ol henderson, took stroae ground
sgatt granting The prayer Of the pc itioneTs, and
Denounced the movement u 1nsoly1rR The anctzsne
of .ecess.ou and highly pteudca! to The interests
Of The Stale.
The debate was very exciting. and attracted a
1.rEe clo~d OF spectators.
senator Senior: Of Granger, Won the admiration
Of many who differed from him. BY his eloquent
support nj The pe:ition, and showed hitn*elfa match
los The combined opposition. He plsn'cd him *clt
p,on The ground Of inc right Of eluzus 10 assemble
.hsooRb ihe ballo;box Of The majority On The de.
-i.ed mt asure. 1t on be referred 10 the next
Lev,-latu1 and be If The representatives III the
people 10 SAY. whether OF no. . new State should
The oppo*ilion were equally sa1nest- and claimed
| <ucb acilon as uncon tttnilonal.
Upon taklu2 'hc vote. the petition vas rejected
pessee new state hubble fos the present.
| The House was occupied nesrIJ al day on impcr
tapt bills on their frst reading. The @en.fe OIL
southern EXPIRES. Comosny. composed Of rebels
wss kllled. Poor chow for rebels IN The Iennesset
he following despatch sus rcee'sed this svenln:
4 nan Of ca.s very heavily laden, with one .
the hesvles, enslnes on thr road, in crossing th'
cumberland b1dce This mo:n1u9 broke throug
| men. and Twelve or thlrteen negroes we're On tn
1 tla1n. The white men were all sased, but t~o 4r
| haxlY wouDued; two NEGROES are known to o
killed, aod tWo aS sappGssoh 70 ne msee.ns e iaooS
] beaiir {Qtftn.
, 1866-05-19

Patriotic Resolutions Adopted
Action OF CongFe4s Endorsed.

ACktuN u AONEEE4a AahAUVAH<uS
ALEXANDRIA,, Va, MAY lS.-The Gnion Conyeu-
uQu met to day, John n. Botte. presiding. A per-
mancut organization was effected. A committec
reported series Of resolutions. reGrcts1n: the az.
Efcpcc OF opinion I. to the mode Of restoring civil
and political rights. and saY. VIC will DO az We
can 10 bring about she mniual wleh OF. the Pfe:l.
dent and Concrrts by initiating state action IN f.
yor Of impartial, qualified suffrage which. IL oar
opinion. IL one Of The main requisites Of Repnh-
1ieau Government: that The onl5 sure pr9tec.
IN elections; that the doctrine OF the steh'
Of feccsslon was at iseuc In tho late war and ought
to be provided Ag4fnrt In future reconstruction:
that shc ia4e rehe-, while they affect 10 accept the
ei,uatlou arc ttiil unchanged IN opinion and hope
to accomplish by votes Whist they failed to 40 with
hayoncts; that the thrfsn.u Of inc Convention ap
point committee to Visit the Pesident 10 con sult
hs views and eecure & endorse ncnt Of Congress;
that fire. Inc 1tutfons hest uanta1neu bs ednca
tion they thcE fore layor eTsten Of free schools
| lot universal education
It's es1ted that IN debate the conclusion wss
reached lhas tho line Of policy Of Union men IN the
SOUTH would he 20 Avsll themselves Of the element
| Qualified, impartial ent1rapc WAS Interpreted TO
lean the two Tac on the sanle footing II TO SUI!
| l.arc. The Couvcn'1on etood BY the acilon o.
Congress, bnt declined to pin ITS fath TO Tie co.t
| tail OF any reel .,.
| Presidents policy. and ~ Nh Dillon In favor.
| A suhs.ttu1e pas offered, prohibiting sny 1cf*o1
from holding Federal Of state office whs could no.
| swear be was no =, and a!wsys had been an eoem1
| Of ihc Ccpfruerney. anu rebellion.
| The resolution. Merc adopted By Is to -.
| Mir. BottR'e plan Of reconstr1ctfon xas endorsed
and The Convention adjourned mas die.
, 1866-05-19
THE FENlASS,

IutIuaatloRl thnt Stephens I. a Br1tfsh
kuy-Ilc IL Eudos~cd by the Roberts
and sweeney Fact1oE..
NEw YonK, May 1s-Mr. stephens is expected
10 etArt o. pte tour throuqn the ~tafes on Mondsy
ueI1. The U-ratd haa d *tatesnenf thlt Gen. Swee'
nev has aid recertiy tat be was satasfed stephens
VI. no1hing tnoie nor lces than Drati-h tp}. and
that be ,yas allowed 10 e.cape from prison b5 ths
British authorities for the sole purpose of FtsttfrG
this COUNTY in their intcrests+
Mr.. sterhene eon.innes to receive lasge nutnber'
Of rls{tnrT. He IL Of the Roberts aud s*esne1
faction, from which eide be receives messages isou
ancos eiht r. ono from san Francisco. urging III
union OF 5scnuns.
Mr. stephen last night forwarded 1cttcz TO sh'
Circles Ia Washington City m .<hIeh he open
hotnittiee Oh he oppoz,pg Gae'ion* for the fir
time. BE ldmls they have power, but 1t Is powc
for evil to the cause
, 1866-05-19

The Pirate Semmes Forbidden to as
ru1ue tho PF.base Jud:cAhfp ut no.
bite.
NOBLE, Nay 1s-The Evening .Sescs publishes
the following order:
May II. 1866.
In compliance With instruction. from The Ptrs':
nen. Of lie United states, II l. hereby declared
,nat Raphael >emmes be not permitted 10 hold or
,1crciee The fuuclops Of Judge Of Prona'e Of the
our OF Moplle County. OF any olher etT! OF pon'.
,caI Office OF trust, whte he remains unpaiuoned
By order Of Bsere, Major Gen Charles Woods.
tSiepcd) 4. RAN Er MIS1SGEn. 4. i. q.
Judge BOND vii! perform the dulles In the uean'
, 1866-05-19


Especial Despatch TO the Chicago THbune-1
LAWRENCE, Kansas, May II.
Cars are now running daily between this place
and Lcavenwotth, connecting ut Lawrence With the
Union Pacific isa,lroad. The prospects Of the r1f-
y completion Of the LcayepHorth d Cameron
hrauch arc very encouraging. When completed.
chicago can enter into successful competition for
The Southern Eaneas and Western trade.
An arrival from Fort Gibson. Cherokee country,
siaic< that the rebel seminole indians are putting
IN iarre crop. ol corn. Que Indian has 100 acres
non knee high. They tcem u be thoroughly re-
constructed. rnc freshmen are thoroughly pro-
tectcd in ihrir rehts. and rapidly becoming The
most Important pes<onascs 10 the Territory. The
loyn1 Selnoca arc putting In crops upon the lands
Of Cberpkccs, rent free. Fort Gibson s gaE:t-ourd
ny nastalion OF the Nineteenth United states 1n'
tanirs, MaIor Lugeuseet IN command. JET. Davis
uas 10 command at this post as Lieutenant IN
1875.
4 Sir. Basipger, son Of an old resident Of thi4
S.atr. r.as yeaierd3y found hung uDon tree ueai
MIN ,ce1lo johnson tommy. band Of rufa1us
who n1etenfed to be officers, arrested him, ant
subsequently hanged b1nl. and afterwards rau aws1
win BA.ineer't horse.
Adyjcss fIom all paris Of the State indicate
-.topc continent in favor Of Congress. Gen. Lam
je denounced With much bitterness.
, 1866-05-19

Df.aAttoua Fire at SauGatuck. Mich
The schooner "Corsin Mary" just IL IRON the
mouth Of the Kalamazoo, brings intelligence Of
destructive fire which occurred last Tuesday in the
old stace Of Singapore. the Sant.hlu citr Of 1885
1t ta said TO havc caught from sparks from tue
boat on the river. Eight houses. sfose ware
houst, d wood rhed alied with dry slab wood, and
some ougr! $ and wagons were cemp'eiely @ .tNi ae,
.,toycd About one hundred and dtty tnoussna
,hc losers bs The fire i the firm OF Q. r. johnson
10. o SINGAPORE M'll: who were fortunate IL .as'
s,nra nore hss been heavily Waited By fires \ fins
s,csm saw mtl1 was burned there in 1915. and
another some tour years aCo.
, 1866-05-19
FROM ST. LOUIS.
The Leyct Stftkc-C0mmutntlo
Sentence, DC.

TlE LNTNE STFtRE-LUu1Q1ukA9lU V1
Sentence, &c.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Trlbune.l
Sr, LerIs, May Is.
The strike On the levcc has assumed new phase.
Steamboat men are employing more blacks than
uhic., and The latter, after tnseigluG the blacks
,nto thu et,,ke, now threaten to drive them OF The
Icycc entirety.
A telcesarhic detpa'ch was received by Capt
Henry, This morning. from Mre. GEO. Starr, VIC
cn thc Govcsnor yesterday, stating that the gen
tcncc Of her husband has hcen eommnted ieou
dea,h TO Imprisonment, ard that the paper VIM pc
delivered to hCrx Starr was uudar sentence to bt
buur cue week from today. In thia counectlo1
We may ftatc that the County Court yesterday
ordered architect Sonubold 10 erect new Galio"s
auo this morning rope vas purchased.