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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-11

Resolutions declaring the princinleo 90
construction the jurisdiction of Conyres.
over the whole subject; the illegalitv %
isting governments in the rebel States "a,
the exclusion of such illegal goyernmon.
from representation in Congress and e.
voting on constitutional amendments
| 1. That in the work of reconstruct;on :.
important that no false step should he 4.i
interposing obstacle or delay but tba. Aeh
| careful provisions we should max. ha". ny
complete the work, so that the unity RI e.. no 10
public shall be secured on permanent fn',l ne
| ations and fraternal relations shall he .. "uia-
established among all the people tber,.ece
2. That this end Can be accomplisb.d
ly by following the guiding principles of o on-
institutions rs declared by our father. N.Y. Iuf
the Republic was formed, and that anv n "eh
lect OF forgettnlness of these guiding n,;Da
| piles must postpone the establishment &c
ION, justice, domestic tranquility, the gen H.-
al welfare and the blessings oflibertv s 'l
| are the declared objects of the ConstitmtIiicn
| and, therefore, must be the essential oh;"oI'
| of reconstruction itself. e''s
g. That this work of reconstruct;o,
be conducted by Congress and md s'
constant supervision /; that under the Cn,a us
tuition Congress is solemnIy bound To osn''N-
this responsibility, and that in the nsr 1;uae
ance of this duty it must see that evr,r..I1i
throughout the rebel communities lovstrie
protected and advanced, while the new ..ol
ernments are fashioned according To The
quirements OF Christian cummoDweaItb ~
that order, tranquility, education, and h''
man rights shall prevail within their hor
ders. "
4. That, in determining what is a rpnub
fin of
follow implicitly the definition supplied Lr.
the Declaration of Independence : and in fly
practical application of this definition !,
must, after excluding all disloyal persons
take care that new governments are fourda5
On the fundamental truths therein CONTAIN
ed first, that all men are equal in riohts .
and, secondly, that all Just government
stands only on the consent of the povern
ed
5. That all proceedings with a view TO ro-
construction originating in Executive bower
are ID the nature of usurpation that this
usurpation becomes especially offensive when
it sets aside the fundamental truths of our
institutions that it is shocking to common
sense when it undertakes TO derive new gov
ernments from that hostile population witch
has just engaged in earnest rebellion, and
that all governments having such ORIGIN are
necessarily Illegal and void
z. That it is the duty of Congress to pro-
coed with the work of reconstruction and to
this end 1t must assume jurisdiction of the
States lately in rebellion, except so far as
that jurisdiction may have been already re-
natrlsced and 1t must recognize only the
loyal States. or those States having legal and
valid Legislatures, IS entitled to representa-
ton in Congress or to a voice in the adop-
ton of the constitutional amendment
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-11
Gastronomically speaking. the !sentin

Gastronomically speaking, the Sentinel
says the Standard has seUen cardinal princi-
pies, the five loaves and two fishes" On
the other hand our contemporary is blest with
one principle and three feelings, to wit,
peck of biscuit, gallon of COTE and 10 TBS
ofbeef-steak. Gov. Worth being well aware
of the weakness of the Sentinel, by way of
variety sends it an occasional potatoe or rad
ish. In such cases, we regret to say, the Jun
ior gets the peelings
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-11
The Washington CORRESPONDENT Of tho N

The Washington correspondent of the N.
Y. Tribune says:
1T is stated here that last evening Secre-
tary Seward called on Mr.. Thaddeus Stew
ems, at his rooms, and had long private in
terview with him. The statement causes a
good deal of comment here, and much spec
ulation is rife to know what it all meant
The above gentleman have not been on friend
" relations with each other for several years
It is rumored that Seward is repentant, like
Raymond and wants to come back into the
bosom Of the Radical party. Others think
, that Seward was sent by President John
son to make ovsrturss of compromise.n
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-11

Ex-Gov. Perry of South Carolina and Mr..
Greedy have been in correspondence on the
subject of reconstruction. Mr.. Perry has also
written letter to Mr.. Woodland, of Philadel-
phia, flvoring Nation al Convention. The
N. Y. Herald says that he is about six years
too late. We think so.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-11

The trial of Henry Bird Lewis, one of the
nearest relations of General Washington, is
progressing in King George county, Virginia.
lie is charged with the murder of DR.. Rose
during the late war. Eminent counsel are
engaged in the defence
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-11

There are two hundred and thirty students
at the University of Mississippi, and from
numerous letters received, it is expected this
number will be largely increased after the
holidays.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-11

The Sentinel says that we often take ze-
phyr for whirlwind.
We are as liable to mistakes as any one
But we think that we know the difference
between zephyr and whirlwind. 1t is
about as great, and no greater perhaps, than
the difference between Brother Pell, preacher,
and Brother Pell, editor.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-11

The report of Mr.. Leach, of Davidson, from
the committee, adversely to the adoption of
the Howard Amendment, is published in the
Sentinel The report throws no new light on
the question.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-11

Gov Wells and other leading Unionists of
Louisiana have petitioned Congress- to es-
tablish Provisional Government in that
State.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-11
ARRESTED. Mayor arrested

ARREsTED.-The Mayor arrested on Sun
day last John Egan and Richard Putney for
stealing two mules out of the corral at the
Baptist Grove, Saturday night last. The
mules were recovered Putney and Egan
were committed to Jail, failing to give bail
for the sum of $500. We learn that the
proof against them is positive.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-11

Gen. Whittlesey, late of the Freedmen's
Bureau of this State, has been reprimanded
by Gen. Howard in obedience to the find
ings of the Court Martial, restored to rank,
and ordered to report for duty once more,
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-11

The Ss':tiael says that it prefers the Union
ito any other form of government for US at
present" We prefer the Union not only for
the present but forecer, and so does every 10y
al man
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-11

Attention is invited to the resolutions of
Senator Sumner in to-day's paper.
Also to the proceedings of the Republi-
can caucus.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-11
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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-11

J. B. Campbell was elected on the 5th in
slant United States Senator, by the Legisla-
ture of South Carolina
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-11

The Senior has been absent and will be
for several days. Meantime we get along as
best we can.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-11

Two bills giving State aid to railroads
have passed the Georgia Legislature.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-11

tsI Inc PaeIflc Railroad has reached a noin+
1aree hundred miles west of Omaha punt
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-11

Important measures agreed u'ot--uF' ffay"to''o
relations ruth the Republican pa'fy-hs is aHo'oed
to retarst by GSpote Of IS to So.
, 1866-05-01

V~asenECra AfFtvcd-N0Ffnc Disaster
The Cholera AbAtlnE-Counteffelt
Health O1iccrss lkepofG-IAe New
Excssc Liquor K4a.v.
SCw YonK. April S0,-The ftuAmthip Erin arrived
5t.teres5 with l,e9 passengrrs, al! rell from tlv
epoos.
Haven, caps,zed in a gale, yesterday morning. on
lloyd'e Neck, Long Irlaud Sound. The pa*tengess
werc all taken up ~ he propeller EIectr, ,hc same
xssseI % u;at saScd the pa2sehecrt on the 1ltiated
The eholefa il fas. abas,ng a, the lower quassn-
Ane; Nc additional deatha have taken plaes. No
hospital th1p s1nce Friday last and I'll a:e npo1ted
10 be IN ftit way OF recovery.
ARRIVED.
1he steamer Lafayette. from NarTe and Drest,
Aps!i lllh. arrived on Saturday ntett-
l1:Ge EliubcT Of counterfeit 1ves on the Oneida
Comfy Hank. we're put ln e1fcnta non In brooklyn
this morning.
Dr. Sw,nbr.ne, Hee,,h Ofiecr, visited The tteau-
ctH and hospital a. Quarantine. Yesterday. and re-
pofls them in excellent condition. The1e have been
no casee Of choles. On TIC FEE1ria for The pat
week. On the England none Of the passengers
have been attacked. TncTc nfc nuety-eight in hos
pl al. Of phich 1f1y ere convalc:cert The baggage
har bscn removed and tutn1ga1ed preparatory to
fenttnc II 10 tho city.
The Es.n hnd 1,ls0 passengers. Ill well. -Four
deaths occurred on Inc pssrage from infections ait
cases.
Many ladiee have volunteered t. nur4cs lor the
ho.ItRl.
fect tomorrow. The Board o! Health will !lccnse
!64ty those who can prosc good moral character.
The :.ic1 ctacs Of liquor retlcrs aa1k OF ft*iens
4 the law a. uucoufuiutfonat. LsE than len pGr
ctnt Of thee tEp" hetd fee0ttd heretofore. The
Police Commissioners arc determined 10 enforce
Ykrt taH
, 1866-05-01
FROM EUROPE.

The 4ustro-Prus+lan Que*ttou-A
&sroWlRE Belief In Pcace-Frusala,s
, Answer to HuEtandsa lkeuaonAtrau~
cca-Particulnrs Of the Attempted
= Aseas.Inntlun OF the Russian En-
peroFs
FARTHER PoIx1. April 3o-Tbe steamship III
herman. from Liverpool 18th, via Londonderry,
20th. passed this point for Quebec
ADs111A AID tRuss1A.-i;es7nan aaycrs contin-
ned 10 lH 1aorc rcazeuring, and there was c7o1-
Hicnpa kilograms OF tie 18th say BAVARIA. Wan-
emburg. Saxony. Baden and Dartns,Adt are quite
Should war occur they would ali b. on tie eide oi
that peace viii Is undistnroed. Fec n.ectinss
The te1t OF P1ue.la's reply 10 Au=tria is pub
hEhed. II doeils especially on the admitted move
mentt Of huss1tan foGps on .he 1rnssian frontier,
ufet, and eays ii touut Msn~dorh, after the Enpe-
roE bad rat>cd bis word that no aggression waa In
tended by Anstsia, Bt1l continues military pst2a-
equal nial of hostile intentions having been given
by thu King. thould 1elinqu1fn thosc defensive
measures Which wc1r cslled forth bs the atttude
The l1u.sIan answer to Eoeland's remon-
strsrces. /. said 10 be cold and haugnfy. Ans'tls
The Ducltes, nnr will she accept Il. Prussia
wishes 10 arneS the Dochiea, and Austrik ts bound
10 protect The rights Of the schle1sic Holstetn
people she val not dictate 10 them, hut Iegntes
sbouId be respected. rrusstsn and Austrian
Hts1ps should be wth1sawn. and thr proplt
enon! ,1 ehoo>e q Government By universal
.s Austria acccr'e Their aecision. et2u L III
FAAkcE-An 2npe1ial tccsce p.vrosuc4 t..c
Eosps lEt1slat!f uuIl juno 1st Heutt4 On lb~ tetn
closed 1T 6sf. 16c,
sFtiN -tE Tic Chamber Of Deputies It. Aluitter
., .ne Inferior efafed that th- 1o,sr1msHt Ns1o:s.
n,ns n; r. On me opcr''suns c. .in .hanee OF
~ ~ did not apprs :.eud any +.,'S:'r
tnG public tTarcut -sa-% &. st
4f.na
- II ~ - :!*snhcrr. ~ II, lhe man VINO
r,,.1 y E,l ,eno1s !its /. lsnd owner Of
p. - ~ f17~ --e-n.. WHO considered himself
,a;,lt- Gsati by tAc emancipation OF the
IT, u Pc d;s+a:Eed . pistol within
tss.t~ s:ct Of The 4.rperos. and the shirt --orsss
:1aa', 'se TOO effect h.4 70. 70. :dtas@ re,,
rnch.ca L r raid that the Emperor. With t7eat
,t.-e2re OF mind, teix-d the culpnt, assing him
c,.lcly, s.Nha. nave ever doEc TO you th1t you
::opld Feck ny Ine:f
4 iit1!in dc.rltch ssyt: Ill Is extremely do1bt-
nj Il Prince Charles OF Ao!,cnzollern will accentthe
..,1sr.%aFsp.n n ..-ataAna. 7. W.s tepoeted thst
3Qtalty lflcrat election.
, 1866-05-01

n.oIy 2! Mo9,ana. Mnls1 - W leaa ."'ce ano L.
r. E1iVKEinaiI' = NJ Iit,no1s tntrotncea
.,tt ,,.t.n dacis-3n1 ths rnrs;,tnt+nr.T 1el.
,1,a ~ Ky sa;c If raetnraa ~ nr,cf,-
eIns . ~ tne ib ~ M1;tes t.tn. ~ ~.
feaa twiGs ara Es:es1el 10 tAs tnaeiary Gooamlec.
.ne.nd ,hs - nf E,v 1a,h 1sst 1r.ntro i,nd. 10
ine sia'e lay n Fl lops to Lid n r. canstrneton or
fa,lfoed: M xh.en vs. rad M twce md refersd 10 Ihe
eG1nm1tsrS M e ruonG n1 I'm Lanas. .n, ,.,,,
F. ~ sa,o .. ~ a,snn.. Jo.n! Ise
s ssssrssion @ ia is ts.e q a!nneso;a; = Taeh M was
Ss,!s Isaa les snd reed to tho Committee on 1Ddisn
ths Sac of Xsnsas to sii n .hs coz:
s Ia ,ei yass whsh %ss
Isq l.Das .Sss sna ana ordeS Committee On Pub
ME NEcoSA, Of Pa Introduced ~, =, 4nsDd
aae act e. n ~ Esi-rea aIn =, ,e
S, ieGa WHICH ~ We. @ tMa aao te"1fe" ~ LUG
w 1s,nt,ns ,nna9ss IL i,nr,rv ,cs. bv NJ,
~ ,Ts ,.ds sc ,1eInst @ cr n ,;s rnt
erecntion en nj titouns an,fy "a. tskea IN.
IT, JULIAN % aadfeaseG the | aouse IL II support of
ae11t1;,tae r. "n'n - "'@ ~"s
aho Committed On rubl1e Expenditure. were
Ne~ Sart nh II author.1ea 10 IL 1nrino he Teccss
HHBhAHn IN 8sr orcd SD resoIntlon eypp tbe
ss y @ SenE1s .son Msas
deIe9! Efy.
~. hoss aodeo also 70 looS into af' conknnss
pay; .,p .a t,o,, 4,. ;,,,,..t Il, s,o,, th,, b.
haln teaa ION .ae oass. ~ saow 5 '1as I.s,.le ne
sosia % not receive nay asa congressman ano 1hage
3dsoeHG ~ sassto too oa- ,,ro ,,,a. ,x.. .,or,ed
teonuoG, ~ f 1'el wv e' so w f.ls p.,wzt
,o1.,I - A nna 1sa. 1sr te
sinaleains h1m:eif M tFo@ The eRe1so q hasinF made
sn,Wesn II tnnEiin1 ond FpY The ,e,ter sistcs
III III f,ioe;s nsscr,,on vn; .tr1e,iv ,rnc md
I =
III. sTETEEs. III trom n ihs a Rec6astrue.~- ,-;a
pls:: - ., ~ .,:s5S nn6i;:ac.i. sos''
III, n fe?ly to question, ST, sTEVEas .-. -@ 'a''
9eee a,n nns 1he one concerning Ten
eenS H. r.1isa e. some dsSs s,nes INT ths lsttor
twothIsds vote up .s 1, aae 1spos5 ~ Ia
TMne.asy, = " das.day and ThnEsday q nex! week.
u s,essM ,,o sad thort written report woud soon
oe oeHssssnted.
e dns seefeMryol sinte was rogue sted to furnish
,s nst Q. Salms o. citizens or thn United States
now penoln9 IN our ERatioa at Cataccas nxlinst
me venezuelan Go'crnuent, and state what mcas-
utes are required !of thcir speedy settlement
UUThnr
, 1866-05-01
FROM NASHVILLE.
Lesfs1nt1yc-PeFnonn Ncyvs-Ef
forts for tlle Release OF Rebels.
CSpecfal Desusteh to the ff1Ica Oh Tr{hnrn

observation-disclosures Ncwk-EE
forts for tiie Release OF Rebels.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TrIbuno.]
NASHVILLE, April 90,
In the Senate bill to indemnify loyal citizens
ios !osses sustained In putting down the rebellion,
p1ssed on i,s eecond reading.
The Universal Suffrage Bill WAS tAken up. B.
Ftazer, OF Knox, snd j. q. carsigan, Of Lincoln.
made speeches aealust 1t. John ". Smith, Of Shell.
byspoke in tzyor oft. This bill, Is becoming great
nuisance, apparently serving other purpose than
70 delay the ac1on Of The Senate on the HOUSE
tEauchita BILL It has not the slleh.est chance ii
really in tayor Of It. They arc good men. and
thoroughly ios4, end It EeeMs strange that they 20
long stand out against the clearly expressed wI Of
throughout the State.
In The House, Mr. Arnell, from the Judiciary
COMMITTEES, made tho following. report: An act
70 define the term persons Of color. and 10 deelare
The rights Of tnch persons, having been, referred
to thus COMMITTEE they hare gwen 1t thelr e1rethl
consideration. In Their opionit Is measure en-
becaase It pa1pofes equality and civil right Be-.
fora the law; proper, becsusc Il will remove
The confusion nov existing and h4smonize the
subject; hunanc because It cnlbodfes Christian
phanih5epy wohy # rnIss5ss adoption They
I'd me to recommend IT. passss.-e VOICE. INSTRUCT
Gen. Thomas tocs this evening to Loalsvlne.
wesb eas e @ 81 Eva1.sie; saGas Il; caS:rlsnd from
cairo.
Ihe Nashville Union tomorrow viii contain
LITTER written BY order Of Gen Gran. to Measrs,
kasn: Roddlo and Mccain. faylng be had laid their
eaee before the Secretary Of 'var, With recommen-
dation that petitioners be released on parole and
Il, upon Investigation, 1t were asecrtafned that
they had been Enslty Of any act moi cognizabl6 81
tae Tnles civilized warfare. that they be tired by
1he untted States Court and moi By 4 State Court.
two men asc held at EnoxyiIic for trtai
By The State Courts for the murder Of Harmon
the rebels during the war TOT bridge burntnr.
Several attempts have already been made to release
them hat e the matter I. obviously one lor tho
Siae authorities alone 10 dispose or this effort or
Gen. Hsant sF1lI probably fall with the resi-.
, 1866-05-01

appellant, and BY Windett for defendant, sud fakcn
under ad11scment- 9yt. DaYtd Shee4a ". j. Il.
tid 10 hare 90 days 10 de arermenss and defend.
Into have sixty DAYS from that TING to d!o briefs.
-02G22. Madison 7. Johntou rs. J. T. Jones ct ii.
nan. Continued On mnlion Of Johnson. ! 31s.
Frederick Slollus IF. Oliver ". Only. sdpesseades
alloxed. 168- Alex Campe. ct al. ~. The Statc Of
tfon ailYFsa. BY consent Of parties and Cause sub.
n1ttted " bod PARTIES on h7e.s to be f1lel n5l,
Aassso Burton 2! r. 0e9sc ;,Tse Atsanen,
appellee. -
dcckct cai wilf be 4Jl a63. 9Gl. a6S ~ I'll, I'll,
S7p 2Sa S9j S92 us, H33, 32I. 3s9, -'..
, 1866-05-01
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
We1ancfl01J Su1c1de-SoldieFs to be He.
leaAed-Court MATTERS,

leaAed-Court MATTERS.
tspectal Despatch to the Chicago Tribune,l
lSpIANAPoLIs, April 30.
=, . most melancholy of su1cIde took n1see
III ae afternoon. A young man bY the name OF
Iaalles =. snapp, employed az watch repstrer in
INC Establishment Of Messrs. McLcnc s Heron,
eo'Ges 81 Washington and Illinois streets, dellbe-
1a.eiy ehot lit1setf through the head VITA PISTOL
t9ana lne esatn, lodged in the base Of The skull.
ae Vas in The store at thc time. Medical nd was
promptly furnished brt bis recovery IL beyond nll
nore. de became conscious thpEt time aflcf be-
InG Ala upon cot. bnt was unable to epeak. lie
wcps bitterly On recognizing his widowed mother
Denu'ng over him. The cause OF the rash act Ia
tQEe. o@ N '
-! \. letter VAS received by the Governor to-day
.tom General Grant, caring the soldiers belong Ing
!G ths Ono Hundred md TwautY-etchth Infantry
WIG hnd been detaaDed at Rale1sn il custody fol-
m!asy oileneea, will be rclcascd and sent homc!at
The United States Court and District Court cun-
sene to,mosrow. Judge DAVIS Is expected Thurs.
the court. "4A WAL "N'~
The aqrlcsers Of Captain Ell Mccarty hare been
r snetody hwaitfng The deci.ion Of The United
Staiee supreme Court q. to The Legality OF Their
Aaf aea conviction. and will doubtless rece1re their
1uss deserts At this leI1u OF tl1r cnurt
, 1866-05-01
FEUM NEW HAVEN, CT.
WotAs Of thr New Haven =

ySotk ka OF the New Haven clock Come
rany Dtstrosed-Loss, e2oo,O0o.
NEw HAVEN, Conn., April a0.-Abon ! o,c1oct,
this morning. one Of the buildings Of Ihe NryC
:. HEvcE Clock Company wa u,scovereo to te ~ rs
y Inc flames spread, spite Of the edorts q. ibe
esue department. until al the butldinEe OF the cor.
all;hny. eeFen II number. were consumed. Elryst.
dwelling hon.ce in tie vicinity were also bu1ned
w1ie nesfy Ill thciz eontenrs. Trcuty famtes are
rendered houfe!csa and s4U workmen are thrown
ont OF cnployidcrt The total loss Il cstimate1 at
3a0a.Hp. The COMPANY hau an insurance q! $lCn,-
LEU tu ultiF naEuIoctat.. The ElekE being held IN
this city, hut In what company Is not known.
, 1866-05-01

LxAyExwpN1H, Eansas, April 50 Eight or ten
1,niIdlngs On shawnee efreet, occupied d. clothing
etotcf ard fa1onns, wcrc burned on Saturday morn.
1pc The stcck. were faytd in 4 damaged coDd,.
ZION insured in Eastern Offices. No m<prnncc on
The buttd1ups. Lo<t cstiEnated at from twenty-five
10 Thirty thousand dollat1.
, 1866-05-01

HALIFAX. n So april 81-Thc eteamsh,p Otta-
Va, which 1elt London april 11th, With troops, ord
nance stores and freight has arrived. She goes to
st. Johns and Quebec.
The freight steamer Annette has arrived here.
thirty seyeu days from Liverpool.
, 1866-05-01
Mem anbertts

70 e. II. sCRIFEN. Advertising Agent,
51 Dearborn street, In authorized to receive
Advertisements for the Tribune. nn1 all
other lcndinz papers throughout the United
ElAfRx mud {nnada.
, 1866-05-01

Bosros. Aptil 3O.-1he British s!clmcr Bospho'
rug. from Liverpool on tho 18Th and Queenstown
he 18th inst, drr1vcd to-day, bringing 7io passtn
1ess. She be- no tekness On hotrt
, 1866-05-01

NEW Tonk. April a9.--Amnng The passengers
rho will sail Tor California 10 morrow {Tucsday) l.
Count Andorn, Nho goes to join Cot. Dulksey At
San Francisco The Count viii represent the Rus
sian Goyernment with the great expedition, which
Will b. fully under Nay by lht 1st Of June.
, 1866-05-01


MILWAUKEE, April 81 The Milwaukee & st.
PanI Railway is ali right npafn and trims arc now
running through to Lacrosse on time and ps.sen-
gert can 20 through to LaCrosPe and St. Paul With
cut detention.
8. S. merrill. General M4nageF,
Hy L. Y. II. CARPkHTER, General Pas senger Agent.
, 1866-05-01

will make tour OF the pine1psl s1ies Of The Un;-
led 6ntcs. IN behalf oI Ireland. Ills Ad!utans
General, Thos J. Kelley, h.s arrived. and makes
this statement uuihoritatively,
, 1866-05-01

11Gt FdfCC.
A1nAsr, Apr..., An.-1ho Governor haa signed the
bill incrrat,ns The sa1ary OF .ue ,ntittrs II the
Metropoltaa Police Department-
, 1866-05-01

The burglars 0vertaken-A Sharp En-.
counler-Three OF them Secured
3l5o,0O0 Of the Money Recovered.
WHEELING, II. Va, April S0.-The b1rKlaIs en-
gaecd IN tnc robbery OF tho Harrison Nattounl
Bank, Of EHd1x, Ohio, were orertsken about tro
mies nom LaGranxe, Quo, this afternoon. A sharp
curouner fook place, in which one Of tho burglars
WIS wounded and three captured. une succeeded
Of money recovered will probably exceed $780, 900.
Destructive Fire.
THoRoLp, G. W. April 3o,-On Sunday after
noon a fse broke ont In the tailor shop OF james
Miller, which ragged until thirty-thrcc shops and
h1Rfcs, md lar.e number Of outbuildfngs were
mopts tbc two SSSity the whole Of Front and Clare.
iofs il estimated ii 23:oo6H afc in ashes Ihe
The pTiuctpal sufferers nre Jaues 1ou~.
Schwalter and ". 3. Hcodershot. Forty or affy
tamtlteS are rendered homeless.
, 1866-05-01

onr purpose IA to give ONE WHOLE roos* tu eAcn
numuHT Of the uape7. 20 that there SnAl1 be- no tn
p3tteEt waiting an the ra1s o1 lte realus. EaEns
len weeks will nnlsh Ii.
The price of the CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE
IL 81 ptr year, with liberal dtscouas 70 clubs.