, 1866-05-30
CHICAGO Urtbnrle.
TRE NEWS.

TRE NH"Ss
The receipts OF internal revenue yeseFday
were $p11 1ps.4i.
The telegraph brings additional accounts Of
movements OF mca and a,tns connected With The
FentaE interest.
one Juror at the trial Of Moran, ut Dcd-
hau,, Mss stated that he was not wiling ihnt any
pez.on ehould eufer The penalty Of death Tor any
crime. Until Jeh. Dasis was t1led~ condcuncd and
executed.
4 large number of Washington landlords,
sctuated BY commendahle tps1li, have since The
dsst OF February 1as Eedceed their Een.s in most
cares voluntarily thi7y,three and ousthrd per
cent.
In the Old School Presbyterian Assembly,
yesterday. further debate w7s had upon the Louis
isv11lt rrrseytefy ca.e, speeches being made BY
DIS. Brck1nrtdse and Humphrey ag4lnst the IL
<psttrat1ns couamtttec'e report No conclusion
Eaa reached.
General C. S. Hamalton was shot at Fond
Du Lac, on Monday night. by r A. Baker, cashier
.et the Fsrrn-ze' aud Mcch1u,cs' Bank. during
pe1sonal alteration. Gen. Hamalton reeetsed two
wounds, neither Of which, II Is thought, Will be
fatal.
An eight hour ordnance has been passed
By the Detroit Common Council. The .ecaie Of
prices tor labor Is a. follows: Street laoorers
working ten houre dag Get <i.65 per day. while
those working cfcht hou:s get only $1.35. Man
and team working len hours get <3.75-ctIht
hours, $3oo.
An expedition is now forming at st. Joseph,
no.. 10 20 10 'oe eo'o mines o. as1zonla ana 80
nora. and I'll start from that city about the 10Th Of
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