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rebel debts and Claims, q temporary exclusion
OF rebels from voting, and their permit.
nent exclusion from Office; that the rebela
during the war were public enemies, did
their worst, and were conquered that before
rcsumlnE .heir rights they must not merely
! desire power, but must give evidences and
| guarantees Of loyalty to the laws that they
have no political rights except what tho Gov
eminent gives them that the Gore 7um mt
does not mean the President only, but in
cludcs Congress that the surrender OF Grant
to Lee or Of Sherman to Johnston would not
have equa1led In mAtchless wlcke dness tho
str1cnder Of the Halls Of Congress TO those
in rebellion, las recommended by the Prcsi-
dents mcssage); That the so-cal1ed State Gov
eruments OF the keceded States are mere tools
and creatures OF the President, sud
therefore not At to he rep
resented in Congress, rs the control
Of their votes would make the President su-
preme over the National Legislature that
adequate security :against every dauser must
first be required before these defiant rebel
communities nrc restored to political power;
and that to provide these Is the proper work
Of congress. The report Is temperately and
ably written, moderate in its language, OYER
whe1miuE in Its logic, and strong and sound
in It's conclusions. As State paper 1t Is one
oi the most important which has ever eman-
ated from any department Of the Govern
ment. 1t will stand As the platform and
leading campaign document of the Union
party at the next election, in opposition to
the Prsideut's message, which will stand in
the same relation to the Copperhcads. It is
said TO be essentially the production OF one
OF the most truly conservative and able Mem
bcrs OF the Senate, Mr.. Fessenden, and truly
expresses the position OF the majority Of Con-
gress and OF the American people.
, 1866-06-11
FROM EUROPE.

w. v.n,. ~. :, ,or.
~ -" o.h toaA> June y, lo66-ie i5 slated thai
ns M Nof1n dcfman, and uoyd's, and
Hamburg and = American steam packets 4w,li
eoass5 ~ tseN iofR nearly suOgD0 German c1ni-
a1 = ,a ane appIoaeninE war Ras hurrJtng Ger
a aaas " leave hne1 iatnsfland 1or home In this
me ne!sena @ CHOLERA chip WAS to leave Liverpool
on The 18th for this port
general meetiLg Of O7erend, Gnrncy CO.
creditors was appointed Tor the l1th Of June, 10
CONSIDER the position OF aGaifs Of the Company,
and deemed exped1ent to pass the following
FpkoluhQn: That the COMPANY canuot. bv rpnson
Of It's lab,lt1cs. continue ta bnsiness md thst u
Is advisable 10 wind up faia Company.
Ape1tt1on Is in course of signature by The r,er-
Chants NJ fJayre Win m ffs-e5 f,nr, ~ hn.saI1
ment or Vaipassiso. It prays that he
Snanfsh f7nyernn,rnr .balI t1 hota x..a. 49,
sibIe for The losses entHsred Nv snh{rc.s
OF the town, Almost enftrely inhsh1fr.i
by foreigners m OPEN defenceiess nlace antI az
, 1866-06-11
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS


The SPEAKER sent a letter rom the Secretary
Ct tho Treasury, transmitting a statement Of ihe
hr ~ ga,d 49, saiattes and mileage 70 the
eed TO the COMMITTEE IN apprepnstoa, aisa was re- g.
~ s:ss.;2s; tossl, slsSsa. Tue Ie >'s nfie- fi.
81 The ss,os5s sa Sss III sssss sessa;
Conness Eecsiyed for mileage $l,l24. and seaator
Acpougal <19,e6i. Senator'S Harding and Nes-
Senators NE aud Stewart, OF Noyada received fot
mileage .6a2 each. but this was only ior one Sea
@ sion bsia At ,he 5ate Of s1l,aH for the oonsress
7'59 each. The smallest sum received Tor m1leaee
n rs y sc1a.os John:on, of Maryland, <57.2o, or
tbS esi:n'a 81 nfmpsra Mr Cole received tor
Shannon si6,65s. The Oregon mem merpsrs. az NJ. XII.
Mcbride received Tor mileage, $1a,531 AZ. CoIe.
rs rs 0s5ec4.s 0 @ ron a. tesatory received
91aSi Ths emallesi sum received fos niIeaee
was S94> By Henry Winter Davis.
Ine constitutional amendment. passed by the
,s me amendments on which Its concurrence was re-
The SPEAKER announced that under the Or
atf Q! l1e Holee no business was in order e1cept
dehste, as II In Committee OF the Whole on tic
Pres'ucnt'a annual message.
mi MT. kuhLElGH, Of nscotah, addressed the
the mineral lands Of the Northwestern Territories.
and 'hetr permanent location on certain distticts
In Dak0tah and Montana,
informed a. TO the manner In which tue In lsn ar
fairs Of this Government had been conducieu but
be had been long Of the opinion thai The Indians bad
been more stnned a,ainst than SHINING. He pro-
SEEDED 70 read extracts from speeches maue BY Two
lndion Chiefs he1ora the House COMMITTEES On In
d1an nEaiss charging all tfauds aud c3s,up-
turned ont to be the pfesent delegate ftou Dn.
ko'ah who bad just addressed the House,
NJ. ALISON maoe few remarks rcpe1llug ths
oI the lrfeI0f and the EUmm{ssfoner of Ttdtsn
, 1866-06-11
FROM NEW YORK.
~uo'efa In New ent.
Ss anaa Anna TO Dcflnc his Position.

euo4era In New Tork-Excttement-
n.' a Anna TO Dcflnc his Position
FatluFe-Ac.
of rhn,e.s omk. Jun. n.2-Report eays several c1.es
~ HS.1a HSa were IN lhs city ;o.dav md tEo deaths
fsinaa a E,seet: though cra7c douo.s arc enter
~ .ss ~ " ;oe exact character of The dt.ease
M etn - let here. The cxcirsmeut fs increaI
aa.t ~ Fo,ni. and msuy Ststcn I.1sndsrs
fhtrc. e 4ua1altaae eEou0o
Next Monday or SUNDAY they hold r,.ot,, -
olbef place be felected. "se 'HAs rome
N few days Santa Anna viii t.,ue a .,.nt,,.,. .
Declining bis position anu policy, Declaring hmsrf
70 1vF Or the Republican party in Mexico. and h1s
ialth In the eAtly md complete .r1umpa Of thu Lib
cfnl cause. -' -'s
Ex.Gapian General Duice arrived here thu a,1er-
nooD, hy the opznish fusate Label Ia Catoilca IL
y understood that the Spanlsh residents OF N,rv
aoik will soon give bun reception.
sscleIt, Belc6ef i Co.. Crocass. suspended here
to-day. Liabilities, $lpI Goo; aasets said to /,
t"1ce that- Swansboro, one Of the lxm, rccc11lr
einceEIcd S151 GOO, and LEFT Tor Europe, which is
EfSe1 a. cause Of failure.
ine steamer fcv York, from Asplnwal. nfth
ta!uo!1a mails Of the 18th, has arrived, brinrino
$95S.00Q IN trcasure. '''1sAs
1he nexs from the South racIfcfs un,nte-as,,,.
grand national banquet has basn 1iren =,
Lima IN honor Ct 'he reputse OF the Sosns.ras -
Hot1tng had becu beard Of the ue,y 'lr,fvi-n ,s,n
elads eince leaving Brazil. 'A'4 '''A
Ihe steamers C1ty OF London, Tcutoute. Fn1.,,
Denmark, BEaxittsn and Unffed kingdo:n. sssies
E2,9l3, QtW n gold, - aVeN'
, 1866-06-11
RICHMOND GOLD CASE,
ANistory Of Il 1sis swtud1e.

New foRK. June o.-The 7zmesr spccial gives
,ne nl-,osE Of lie Rlchmond gold ca-c In brIef as
ifcsident orde1ed It sent here. The KEchmond
!nanks, represented by ". q. McFariane James
hassie, and 5oin u. speed, Rttoney-st-laH, claim.
tence Of evidence since obtaiped and not ihen N :
pee'ed to s1ts The President ordered the delivery
e. O. .ne god 10 tne banks by the Secretary OF tue
lfeatury, provided he should be fatls1ed TINT II
vas peter eetzed nor control eli By tae
confederate Government, or any OF Its Of
hc~N or aEeuts. Toe oMce1s OF the hanks
seeIe That the Confederate Government
naa no Interest In the gold aud juat a. Was onout
- oe handed over. It was found gross ueccpdou
aaa oeta praciiced sud Inst this gold, mud other
enme, amounting Ia all to s33o O0l. had ali Deeu IN
snd snt ns q r. rebe comssary DEPARTMENT
nH snu Mas LII ea oy one OF le officers ont Of Rcn-
sutned oyer to the Richmond banks, who were
1!t6 bin IN Georcts 10 pay boLds which the State
o. Virginia gave 10 the hunka tx the loan OF thls
Identical gold 10 be used to fesd Ie's army, The
deettion Of the Gaze Will be rendered IN fcv days.
, 1866-06-11
FROM MADISON,

TIE Soldiers Conventional Radical
HodT-fhe Feeling In the State-Ne1s
H11l~oY-lkallroad Electfon-Quur.
ecrmastef General to be Abolished,
Etc., Etc.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicaso Tribuue.l
MADISON. June Q.
The Jott1ai states that every member Of the sol-
ders' Convention held here this week, except ore,
Wae thoroughly taclca1 III support Of tbs policy OF
Congress IN demanding the compliance Of the
States h'cly In rebellion with certain conditions
before restoring them 10 the ful privileges of 1oyol
states. and especially Of their 1atiytny an amend
menf to the Constitution, changing The bars of
representation In Congress, and spu.nfnc tha at
tempt to break up the union party and make an H.
iauce with Coppe1heads On 4 bread and .butterr
basis. "1a o"1ss1
Adysees fto all parts OF the State show the feel
lpe amon1 INC people OIL thu breseut l.tues. and
1ooleate 5nat The number Of Union men Wlo wouid
insignificant. ~ sN'e4J
1here was Meeting OF cou.idatable nuubor
g. tnofe Interested IN the new Iai ray proeci-, AZ
tween corporations and directors Of dldaf.nt com
Panies, promises the early building ol the rad
nom here to Portage, md thepea north.
Ine FoFtaee q Supsrior Land Grind Railroad
eeapotanon, organized BY electin9 tht following
age; Vice President Henry L. Palmer, of Milwaa-
11se; secretaEy, Henry i. Mum, Of Portage;
Treasurer, John Sazro. Of Milwaukee,
We understand that tha office OF Quasterms.tet
GeneraI will be abolished 1fler 1he return home OF
the1.t OF duly
Engine Company No. 1, OF this city, challenges
aoy second ctass hand engine comp1ny 10 play
agatnat them Within thirty days.
, 1866-06-11
ROUM AElA.

As though there were not enough compli-
cations md war clouds in Europe without
the ve1ed Eastern question, which IVES fought
over IN the C1imca twelve years ago, there
has suddenly sprung up a very promising
controversy IN the Danubian PrincipaIlties OF
Moldavia aud Wallachia-known siuce the
Conference OF Paris X the State of Roumauia.
since The deposition II Prince Couza, the
creature OF Napoleon, lie people Of Rouma-
MA have elected Prince ch.rles, of Honenzol.
lcrn as their hospodar or g,yernor. Prince
Charles is = distant relative NJ tbe K3no
Of Prussia, and dragoon otlicet or the prs,
/ s1an army. he has suddenly oanas--a e.
bucharest apd leeu duly1uaurnratag r. ~ -
mt consulting any Of the crovnca y. "4'n.
lurope he has nut a crown nnon t4s 1..s VI
Trad, or allowed The people of non,n.a,."HHn "Hn
| de- 20, which Is an euua11v irrern,s-n n.s W
1ns. What scntsmcnts nav 49, s T.. p.oseea~
Parliament and neonle or he pr;nn;ns1;.s lae
choose Prince Charles nf y, n., 70
ncn, Is not stated in .nv da.n,ts.es esaes
which hnys come from Bucharr.t. is~,ss,-
| Austria and Turkey src each inconven,a,,.s,
| rear peichborsl OF Roumanta. Perh.ns ~.
Roumanians wished to concilIate some nnra.
strong enough to have m influence In Fpro.
pean councils, but not near enough to he
dangerous, and selected Prussia as answer.
Ing The requirements of the situation. Per.
hin. tba~ Garra T., 1,.,,,,. r1h.r,,. ~ .,,.,,
, 1866-06-11

4 aATEkDAY EYEStN3, lU3R .. t28&.
me receipts aud shipments during the past twenty
| four houis vert:
1umh.- Receipts; ps shiPmse.s
1a.h.... -. .::..:....... aS.ao zs@S
| Inefc are co new features In the Lumber Nsrkas
/ The demand continues active aud ~ the 1uppiY Is
scarcely adequate prices arc we'll nalni isfned.
IN our Eepoft OF yesterday We slated that dealers
nese complain that the hhinHfes received from GEesn
BAY were short In count. This statement WAS not tn-
tended TO spply to the manufacturers OF axued
shingles The short count Il conaned irresponsible
parties In the woods VI manucrufa shared shingles
aco foF tha sAka Of making extrp pfpnt pus them
IN Ehort thoussuda. We mska this correction 10 Jns-
hce to the manufactures Of sawed shlnsle which arc
uniformly Of ful count II would gt7a k1eat sxttafsc-
ton 10 Inc county trade II Cur dealers would use
%ose DISCRIMINATION m the matter Of these "shors
tnonsaaas" aeTetz1 Of our lunhesmen sru Ia tayor
otrequestlDx Ill such to be n:o tnl bunches
AZ the e1pente or The Manufacturer. Two or shsrc
teiecons On the part Of the Trade he1e would hare
sne eueet OF nstuiinE imAl quantity Of honesty 10
INC business hansactioEs Of these Wild shlnsIa
~shave1yn
CARO- sales so.dsy wero: Cargo tehs Advance ttoa,
Ha1nsVn1e 10 N, mill run, At 10. to ar.iye; cargo
seat speoees, nnm au'keEon. S n. st1tph balance
mixed, 1t 3sQe casgo schF Three Bells. from Grand
River. 60 N eoa,se mixed as 3l7.13; II m lath II
ate9.ak: cNzo schr Westcots, from 0.1ud Krer. Is
m lArEey strips. 1t 3:auo; nAr plcteta at sisn;
afEo tcnz seneca Cntef, from MaDistee. Il m axved
tn F2aoo. no N mixed l rrn. III %; l9m
a,h st 5Loo; cargo schr Fosa Bell. rom Aaoistee 100
N folsh seiutliuE a1d st1ips 1t $500; CATO schr
Koanoke- fton Grand Rlvef. Il n selected strips 1t
fcaoo; 70 N common, 4 strip, at Slaoo-au rsfsed:
cargo schr Mary, rrom Grand Rlver, n lufer1or
rated 1T si6o cargo sehr Florence, Ordinary com
mon mostly bosfds At 56 = cargo schr Moth from
6ra1d HaVer, deck load ordIcaEy common 1t Siaoas
balanca oak On cont1act, at 31eo: czrgo schr Aba.
from Auakegon, IS N, = strips, balance mixed, 1t
2laeo: cxExo tehr sutherland. 700 N noxue River
shaved shingles. 1t a5so carso Westeos. a.
DO at t5.po.
IN tha xsr3a tr.to At vary .eS1va With t.rr
, 1866-06-11
FenIana In DctroIt.-Fenian Spy Can.
SnFPt.-E uhenc ~ r,,,,. v,,. ~uns.z


DETROIT. June THE Feut.ns IN this civ ara
drilling to-day. and the leading men ar. stll, hold
ing frequent consultations, bnl the scare Is about
oSer along 1hts border The river is patroIied,
however. constantly BY armed lnas, and tho mill
tary force along It's banks continues uudlmluished
A Toronto special states that addltioual troops
we're sent to cornwall and THAI vicinity yesterday
and thAt regulars are rapidly concentrating At To
Ionto ffom the Eastern Provinces. The army at
windsor have also besn reinforced.
mao supposed to be fenian SPY vss seized
IN toronto, and the population was with difficulty
prevented rom tyuchin:: him.
One Fenian was shot dnnpg the day near Lon
don, Ia an alteration in much be mace iupudspt
remarks.
An Ottawa special eays that tho bill sn4peudinc
The writ OF hd5eds corpus In the Pruy1ncca md
providing for The i1iai or the Fenlau prisoners,
which was sdoped by the Canadian Fariianent
Ees'es5sy, nas in roduccd by Hon. John A. Nc
Donald md passed unan lmousty without debat..
Is understood TINT ali suspected parties IN Cans
"a viii he promptly arrested, and the moro
Jnd1ctous lear lLat reign ol terror will be ftau-
gn1ated-
, 1866-06-11
CLERKS vs.. Tf1E CABINET.

The Department Clerks at Washington
consist mainly Of unambitious young men
who do the Government copying md
other Office drugcry at n stipend Of from
twenty-five 10 thirty five dollars per week.
Their lives vibrate between the attic in which
they delve and the attic In which they slocp.
They have ms much slure In the functions Of
Government as the inscnsatc wires and keys
Of piano have in the gcnius Of the Bcetho-
| ven or the Mozart who composes the music
that Is played upon them. If they succeed
In paying their weekly board bills, and tn re-
manning virtuous despite their pecunIary In
'ahilify TO marry, II Is all THAI the country sc-
guircs Of them.
But some Of them have evidently but re-
Gently ventnred into the political waters,
aud like many unski1led swimmers have ven
tuEed beyond their depth. They have formed
johnson Departmental Club for the pur-
pose Of supporting the President, which is
very natural inasnuch rs their own prccasi-
ous and scanty means Of support depends
upon the President, and they dubiously Infer
that If they support the President,
the President win support them.
This Club OF Clerks, with dovny
lips, beardless cLius, paper collars, inky fin
gers, pfnchbeck iewelry, and quill car, have
met aud modestly resolved that Congress,
"in usurpiDg tae Judicial and executive
functions OF the Government, in overriding
NIL State authority and Jurisdiction, In defy
Ing the manifest sentiments and wishes of the
vast maturity Of tie people Of the country
is rapidly changing our Republican sys-
ten OF Government into a despotism as uu-
mitigatcd MS ever was that Of Austria" Oh!
oh oh! As we read these doughty words,
our hearts swell within Us with pride and
gratitude, that tbourh the Deop1e arr fools
and hsva elac,oa , N-.+,o..1 To.,.,.-
=, eeeu a.tona' AeSts'atu1e or
Idiots, yet there a0ldeth In the sonls OF the
eoPy4eA' "uo aeaesaGe1ss 1ne
WISDOM that shau save the Nation! These
ruendteant npi}1 d+irers Will, b,tt;-.3s T., nm.
49,. 81 :. ~ 49, -
esc enn 1an1nc III tne otner, 90 resolve TINT
they .4unTayerinrlv endorse and snnnorf 4he
pae' "ou ptseeul au"'nist1auoA poilcy oi
President Andrew johnson, particularly that
Of the readtustment of the late rebellfous
sta1es.n Therefore, for the purpose of
Strengthening the hands Of the Chief Mag
tstratc Of The Republic against nil attempts
BY radical Congress to subrert the ConstI-
tuition and the Government these patsiotic
small fry do come together in small irving
pan and there splutter Tor the common veal.
Their last usterance has been resolution
endorsing the speeches of four Of tho mem
bers Of the Cabinet, Meszrs. Seward. Welles.
Nc{,n]lnrh and Stanton hvr,,o,n ao,h,,o,
, 1866-06-11
AHalFa Mt MISUNDERSTANDING of
Gens Meade -Mfs Interview with
Murphy and zAedernann-I4ederm
SpeCch and Meadesa ReuIr. Ete

NEW YonR, June a-The Tri5n74's zpectal from
Mplone. to-day. snys there IL lls,le Excitement
there. T. companies Of regulnrs are At Potedsn
Junction 70 ptnvenI the Fe1i1ns ron coming 10
has requested bin not 10 eome to Malone Tae
Fsnians are nnder psro!e until TO morrow morning.
some rave accepted transpos1lon and leave To-
10 20 home- BY hls order several wild expeditions
70 yaifous polnta on tue hottes were abandoned.
Ihern are 2+so0 Fenians and 90 regulars in Ma
lone.
During The interview between Gen. Me,de and
q ns- Murphy and Aet1u,an, The latter eouplnIncd
meut, and as,d, We have been lurrd On by she
Gahfuet. aud used for the purposes Of Mr. seward,
They snconEs9ed n 90 10 this thing. We bougot
Cur rifles nom Jour ar.enale, and we're Given to
adnsd. This thlne Il not dead yet. We will suc.
cetd. I've have our osde.a from Gen
Sweeney. and We can and will psrform them.
II ne get alma We Will rrota Into C.n1d
, 1866-06-11
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 14abunc.]

SPRINGFIELD, Jnne Q,
GnveInor O.fethy received q despatch today
daiod New Orleans June sth, sta.tnc that The 1sth
4eElmTnt o. luino1. cavalry. consisting or tbir:y
M Heted mea, has been mustered ont or tbls uun,-
oef teven Officers and three hundred and 6iteen
The arrival Of the regiment ii Earnn Tn1isc ,hsn
~ NJ rsosive tmmediste pa,mept apd disrhsr.,s'
azla a1a esys :. y ne III Illinois regiment IN Tie
General flames Uaket chief uus,erinr ma GiIh5es
n9 oucef 2! l'not. Will give orrrs jor The clns-
t pp q r. c15np Butler md the transfer Of slores,
department. It - pov ihpurht INT M rs,n1. IL
"lu pc olscontnued On or about The suth fns.s
, 1866-06-11

VIC shall fehr the regulars II th4y opposo
u.s." Gen Meade replied: ~ harr my otd=ss,to
snd shall aghs YOU 70 rnfoscs tho neutIaly law.
tpeeiA TO the 1fibaas ffom Esst aysate this
nooD. eAyE dght Il Imminent between the FtnIaua
snd soroe British rgnlirs. between the noun14ry
i1ne atu Pigeon Hill. Apoeanncse indicate that
the british troops will surround tha Fenisns.
dundttts OF dlseun!en.ed tor7aets 1Ec still sr-
turning 10 the State.
NALoSs. n. T., Juue o,-tlcu. Ms1de has Issued
the loilu* in.:
-" AL person. assembled 4, this place IN eonnec-
t.cn WITH ann tn aid VI the fcnau o.r1nlratdn for
lne curpose of invading Carala, are hereby ot.
dered. IN compliance with The PresIten:'s p.ncl.-
nation. 70 d IRON this enterprise and dtso
lne. men .! the expcdIt1oDarJ forrs will,
on tpplention to tue officer in CON-
u1sEu OF 'he United States forces. on
giving their Dames aao residences, and satt:iJln.
MN tnat they ire unshle 10 provide their own
trauspoEtaifcu, oe proyided with sran.por7a alton,
ma a.! oleeis beoT me rank Of Held Officers. who
arc unable to provide iheir own f,auspor,at,ou On
giving thelr pxsoEc 10 abandon the ro;cfprisc tua
nt1rn 10 their hnlne.. Officers above thu 1snk Of
ded 1Gcers will be RquIn:d 70 give such bonds as
may he satisfactory 70 the civil AUTHORITIES II be-
Ing lho dc cfulnntlon of tho United atates Gov
ertMent 10 preserve neutrality. and the most etru
gent MEASURES havsu: been taken 70 prevent ali &C.
ccttfous OF men and msterlal. The Commanding
Greza rrus,s that th, f1oeras offers Will have the
effect OF causing the expedition. now hnpel4ss, to
ec quietly and peacesbly abandoned, and no conf
den'lJ expect- inst all those who havs any respect
!or ,he authority Of The Cul.ed stair. will conform
nna Q. this, wnica II not promptly obeycd,
snMeaent fosce viii be brought 10 Dear to compel
oo<o1enec. GEO. &. MEADE,
Mtfnr General IT. i. A.
, 1866-06-11
RINDERPEST IN NEW YORK,
Important Circular from she President
and Secretary OF New York State Az.
ffcUlturntE EDcJeSv

ALBANY, June 9.-uou ]. Stanton Gould, Pre.,-
dent. and Col g. P. johnson, Secretary, of the
N. Y. State Agricultural society, have prens,ei =
most Important circular, nom which The following
extract is taken:
I'VE do hereby make known The existence OF
findespe*t. Or pleuro- pneumonia, among coEs m
the stables OF NV 1Otk and Btooslyn. and elfn-
ehtly ndv'se all purchasers Of stock to examine
those which aEr offered for sale, with reference 10
this disease also advise In case the disease make
IT. appearance IN any herd. the sick auE1nll be al
once and rts1c1y separated from tho rest. Cho Pc
f1od or incnb1uon ol this disease vacte5 from for
!ytwo to eiSty days. 1t l. we'll ascest atucd that
This disease Il strse1y injections. It never occurs
whtFe the animal has not coma INTO contact win
the diseased sni1n1ls. Tbs meat OF animals suc-
ieting from pleuro-pneumonia is dangerous when
Used a human food. 1t IS very psobiola The dis
eased herds which arc nov bafny excluded ftom
The city, will be offered for sale at very low prices
precantlons On the part Of p1rchasess.''
, 1866-06-11
From Roche&Ger-Incentfnr Rirez-A
Bu0niO m nh

KoEHE1ER. n. 7, Dune 9.-Thrre were two In-
eeIdln1y frra in ths city last night, 1nvojy1ns no
supposed 70 be from Buffalo, cane here h,t n1ehf
apd madc 1atde upon the houses Of iiltame hsra
ItcJ succeeded In one cs:e In compelling he IN.
mi 2xlet OF fhelr pistols @~
The Cnlon Buee arrived here this morning from
ihelr eSeurtion 10 Albany. and wesc resolved by
1htJ ePoke highly Of their entertainment Al Al.
h6ny. - 49,
, 1866-06-11
THE TORNADO.
Serious De~truct1on OF Property
EANKAKEE,
lsptei.l Despatch to the Chicago T.tbune.l

EANKAKEE
lspseial Despatch to the Chicago Tstbune.]
KANKAKEE. Tls., Jnne 0.
Our city was visited by Sc we're tornado Las
night Several OF our citizen, suffered henv,lv
from is severity. One building stored with bsooms
was entirely. destroyed. Tna agricultural ware.
nou.e Of geehe L TO-, moved from lis center
three ieet- and was damaged badly. Several large
trees wcrc broken OF ave or sfx feet frotn lie
oase, and the toos scattered IN every direction.
Sidewalks we're damaged considerably, and thts.
Mlth numerous inquiries Tor hats, completes our
list uf disasters thus far.
WAUEEGAN,
WACKEoAN, ILL.,. Juno GA vio.ant thunder
Storm. accompanied with lightning snd wind,
passed over ths city Last evening. The ground
steueled. and the honses Appeared, 10 Tho light
nlng, like balls Ct fire. Considerable l1mags was
done by the wind. Nj. Mckay had large bf1ek
1ouss, about hal! complete, blo~u TO the s:.ound.
Mrt. BlIdiecona's narn va. unrooted and yslua.
DC horsc killed Olher buildings and chimneys
were damaged. Oul-nouses, kc, went wh[rlt1r
through The ar We ieatu that other damage was
done out Of the city and the adjacent Vicinity.
, 1866-06-11
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

Conl1agrasion-svooll Mills aud Dye.
Ing EAtA btishmcnt Destroyed,
PHILADELPHIA, dune a. destructive lrc broka
ont here lhls morning on The corner OF Tycur-
Gfh ard Colnn Hill etreeta. on 1he Schuy1k1l.
Dearte'a wsol1rn mtlt, and James Monarch, IT, T.
Co.s estehitshment Tor dyeinS aud printing COT
stone mills scete saved. Lo.a $sOaO0o, which /,
partially fnsured IN New York and NsF Epclaad
companies, $1,000