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Chicago Market,

BJ Telegraph CHICAGO. Dec Is ~
EASTERN fXcHANGE-Dull Le on hnv-
ing, par selling. -7TT -
fLouR-Quiet; spring extra s. 25a7 ~
HAAT-Mode active, aud rIc low-
or; sales OF No. at II 22L@f 25; Nc. a M
~ logl IL, and closing weak al 81 IG for
no. y since Change 81 i514 asked and
81 l0lz offered for No. 2 ~
SokN-Gulet; new and kiln dried ltkfa2e
IoWefi old No. nominal at 8Jc. "a ~ al
5le@ AZ 2O.952ci kiln dried at 5jG5sc for No
z ana closing dull AT Ole for new. n0thitf1
doing this alteFn0on .
at 7e. - ~ 73as ~eAi
hYE-In fair demand, and 2a2tSc higher.
safes OF No. at 81 1901 -; NO. Cat 81 Its;
@ Illz2f ana closing at 81 Is1zGdI 10 for No. l.
bAhLEf-Duii ana weak aud 4d75e lover.
sales OF No, at 81 62aI 67; and closine
weak at inside price.
a, hiGHWINEs-Steady, firm and quiet. at
ERoYIsIoGS-Firmsr and moderately az
Nv mess pork S24I24 50. Lard l5l6ai5I<c
9WeeL picked hams l391314e; short ribbed
dels, loose, S1&6dge ~
iioGS-Dressed active and steady a. 90 ,ys
~ -; 1--WE moderately active and steadV
l9I @ ne-t quiet ard easy for lower grades.
11as . IQr common; 81 4aG9 80 for fair 10
goo = atld s81BS s. for extra
BEEF CAIrLE-Quie sales at So 75a4 40
sof cows s001 . for light steers, and s0alO
Tor extra choice.
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General DuIee has gone to Cadiz to

General Dulee has gone to Cadiz tC
embark for Havana.
+ Duke M0Btepensier has returned
! TO Lisbon, he finding the Cadiz in.
/ surrection was not in his favor. but
/ in favor of the Democrats.
4 NEW York, December Is. - The
4 United States steamer SWatara arrived
/ yesterday from Cadiz.
! The heavy rains which bad pre-
vailed lately caused Interruptions to
telegraphic communication, and added
greatly so the suferiDgs of the refu-
gees. No arrests have been made,
nor are any contemplated. The Gov
ernment promises to act magnani-
mously.
Distinguished honors were paid to
the American flag during the insur-
rection.
The HeFqld s special from Madrid,
under date cf the 18th inst. says that,
notwithstanding the surrender of the
Cadlz insurgents, an extraordinary
movement IS spreading throughout
Spain Disturbances are prevalent
IN many places. The National Guard
was again called out yesterday to pre-
vent the workmen from rising. Fam
lies contemplate leaving Madrid in
fear OF the coming trouble. The poor
are IN a fearful condition, and busi-
ness is parasyzed.
The Governor of Tarragona tele-
graphed that the Caflists are fer
menting agitations ia the enVirons Of
Mont Blame. Associations formed
there have branches which extend
all over the country. Marquis Viii
lura IS President Of the organiza-
ton. It Is ostensibly formed for the
protection and unity of Catholicism,
but is really established for the propa-
cation of Absolute principles, prepar-
atory TO a rising in favor Of Don
Carlos.
Thc Heralds special dispatch
from Vienna says: Ia compliance
with the demands of the Turk
Ish uIti2aHtug1, the Greek Gov
volunteer corps, and forbid the Gre
clan officials from participating In the
Cretan insurrection, aud also to per-
NIT the families Of the insurgents to
return to Crete. Greece refuses these
demands. and looks upon them as
offensive.
The turkish Minister IS preparing
TO depart from Athens.
The Heraid's Havana dispatch of
the 18Th, Wis Key West the 14.h inst, I
says: The 6over0ment troops suffer
ed fearlulgs in the recent encounters,
and that Bainesata Is In Nievatas
demanding reiniorcements. Risings
are reported in several large towns
The iBsurreetion is now within $50
miles of Havana The British Con
sui has notified the English subjects
to immediatsly register. The au-
thorities require two millions Of |
dollars for immediate use, and have |
the Spanish Bank to make
an additional Issue of paper to that /
amount.
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sew Y0Yk Dry GOots WarFet.

By Teiegraph.1 NEW YORK. Dec. Is.
DRY GOODS The market for stapse cot
tons - firm with q fair demand. especially
unhieached and bieached grades OF low
aud medium MuslIns and CalIcoes the
STARK n heavy Sheetings and q few others.
which recently have been seIlinp at rela-
lively low rates, have been closed out and
have risen re per yard The STARK com
mands l5c. Standard styles of dark Prints
are n demand at l24l21zc, and although
agents held these gOOss above jobbsrs'
prices, still 1t is too late in the season TO
establish any advance. Colored cotfous
are in limit Ell demand and prices are frnl.
Heavy wOolens are moving more freely AT
a slight CON cesSion in the prices of fancy
goods; fine fabrics are in limited request
and are held with more conldenee.
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PARIS, Dec. i5-7Eye.
Louisgllle Markot.

by Ietesraph.l LOUISVILLE. Dec. II. 4
I0BAcco-Sales Of - hogsheads ct stiff
rates: new com mnon Tugs 514dG58c; medium
leaf I3tze. - - =
HOGs-s9 90, gross. .g..f 1
MESS PoRR-S-6 80.
I.ARD-T1erces lG1Sc for kettle rendered.
C0TTOS-221$c. sf ~ gflT ~
sUGAB-New Orleans fair TO prime
l2GIZ5<c -.t-t
0LAssE5-PiantatIon 65767c. aI
ELoUR-superfipe % .5e95 75.l vB
WHEAT-SI 70tII %.
COBE-BulE < 0oc. l -aeaH
RYE-&t %. y f# .-.-f III
. OsTS-57G5Sc.
BULK MEATS Shoulders l0tkc; clear rib
sides l4c clear sides IftSc packed.
WHIsKY-Raw, free Csc. . .-n
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CINCINNATI. Dee 15.--The Elastic
Roofing establishment of l.. Getchel,
on Linn Street, was entirely consumed
By fire this morning. Loss $1,000;
insurance 81 .ee9.
A Convention Of Railroad C0udue-
tors, from different parts of the United
States, met at Columbus, Ohio, to-day
to form Brotherhood for the pro-
lection Of themselves and families.
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sPEOIAL NoTTOna.
Table Talk With a Victim OF Indl.



Reader, we Will suppose you "a martyr 10
dyspepsia. lf you are nOs, so much the
better Tor You. II you are, perhaps you
just finished your dinner, we will say. and
feel as II you had Swallowed Ieud instead
Of wholesome food. You nave y Sensation
of tghtDess round the upper par on the
diaphragm, as N some smoke OF the con
strletOr tribe held you In It's embrace and
had knOtte,f Us e9lS OUer the pill ~ y0fg SOM
0ch You feel suprcmeiy miserable; aud
such is the penalty which your complaint
exacts alter ererY meal. what do you de-
sife2 Ease, OF couise. An exemption
from the incubus that robs you of al en-
jOyment during the day, and isturbs your
rest at might. Take, then, this piece OF In
formation: You suffer 9icedfcssiv. no g.
TETLER'S STOMACH III ffEIt5 will as
csrtalnly euro all your agonizing symp-
TOMS as the day on which you tead this
article viii he succeeded by auOihe Per-
haps you afe mere On lOus but lf you nave
read tine lestimOHy OF tle eniinent & q
zenS. IN cYeiy Walk OF life, who have 4 81
ed the preparation, ami Submitted lthe
results Of their experience 10 tile pubnc
thfs ugh The press you ought A. least o
nave sufDcleht fatln 10 make trial OF A.
Ia your own eapse. III - a. pure Negetab .e
ionic aud alteratiEe the O5ilV medicine IN
The tO0rfd entirely adopted % POM oonlDLdfAt
~ you are n .the.nabit Of taking any alcO.
ioiic e1cltant as \ paliiative, abaha4n it,
and lry thls t9ls0teso,iie gaedicoted stiallfL1nt
II ~ does yOu no good. sttV so /; but you Will
not do that, foT1t bHs never yet Jailed, in
a slng.e Instance, 70 cure dyspepsia, bill
fousntss, and theifivafious cohc6mitants.
af 9hl 81 tliw q wn ma14 eI
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SPAIN.

MADRID. December. 15.-Political
affairs are still unsettled throughout
the country. There is great distress
among the poor here, aud trade is al
most at a siand-still.
Several journals have. been prose-
cuted by the Government for faVoring
the Cadiz insurrection.
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CHICAGO, December 15.--- The at-
tendanceatt the Convention is peculiar
all Of them officers ranging / rom the
General Of the Army to the Second
Lieutcnant-men bearing nal mes that
have become historic, and will be
handed down to future gener: ftions as
inseperably connected with II le life of
the Republic. 4aao asa8isa4
The hotels where are Ice ated the
Headquarters Of the lditferer t armies
are alive with excitement an daenthu-
siasm. Around and IN the b otels are
great crowds Of citizens, de sirous of
paying their respects to th .e distin-
guished soldiers and to catch a
glimpse of the great leade. rs, Grant
and Sherman. -sR sa8 81 =
Al an early hour IN the day the
different armies gathered t various
points named for the pU rpose of
transaetirg the business connected
with their organization.
.5 ARMY OF THE oHp }.
A meeting Of the Army OF the Ohio
1goId uag Isdaii1la
hffaa GfU86 a.
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BY CableJ LoSDoa, pee. i5-Eye.
CoESoLs-929s; money e2iSa925S on ac.
count; D Us quiet and steady az AZ; etocks
quiet, Erie p; Illinois 96. sW 10 gFf
FgANEF0RF, Dec. I5--Ifve.
BoNDs-7si4. 4easH
PARIS, Dec. l5-7Eye.
BoURsE-Dull, at 20 francs. t tI.sr.4
BiEERPOOL, Dec. l5--Eve.
C0TTON-Tepdency down; middlfng up
lands lt3Sd; Orleans TO1sli; sales 600 bales
BEEADsr DsruFFss-CalifoFnia white wheat
~; Tei Weste.n n as Cd; WeFteTn -four 26s
Cd o.. S IS III; farley 81: peas 3Gs.
P0EK-SGs Ga. lf lfr
BEEF-It53. lr... 4arra.
49, as.nssos;z. vi: .sa Bind aD
BACON -J2s 6d fRs rIg3
PhTROLEUAd-Sd :: refined do. Il aIL.I 4-.
IALLOW-49s sd.
TURPESTINE-2fs ol F
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--latest by Atlantic Cable.
The Insurrection in Cadiz.
It's Peaceful Termina alton.
Political Affairs in Madrid.
ENGLAND.

E4kfAtA4sAsr
LONDON, December 15.-It is stated
that there will be a peaceful termina-
ton to the insurrection in Cadiz,
owing to the good Offices of American
Oonsul Farrell
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Memphis warxet.


By telegraph MEaPHIs. Dec. Is
C0TFoN-Quiet and firm; stock light an 4
prices nCnlfnaIly nnebanged; receipts
POS bales: exports IL .6G7bales.
FLOUR Low grades firm at SG47.
CORN Dull at 691.Oc.
OATs--G8 670e. -.1t u
HAY--S12a2}.
BEAN-S2i02J.
Corn MEAL-s4. .s5nEtEs sGag -
PoRK-123026 50. set
LARD-i66al7c. 2
BACON-NOmiuai shoulders i4c. ,staar
sides 1Sc. f'l =
BULK MEATs-ShouIderS I6I%c. cIaa r.
sides I4s<c.
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CHICAGO

The Soldiers Meeting largo Attend.
aRee or Former Officers Of the
APmY-HOtels Crowded. Grand
Reonl0n-Speech OF Gen. Ihefman
treat BnlhusiaSTia.
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So How I5nay mothers 81 ter tae agony
y seeing III or u Tile ones suatclled away
rom them Els. tie WhOoping Cough, or
OiptheEka Vye-cn lsslngle bottle OF Poland's
White EaE ce1G-l yound would have saved
ths bat ys3Iilcs Itis infalllble, ~ X.
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a G. R a p E.
md + yseting of the Sol
die1. = at Chicago.

Grand r Ieeting of the Sol
dier ! at Chicago.
Large Atta, AGance----Hotels
All G. FoWded.
A Grand ana ioyfG Il Re-
un1Ol- '-.or3 Baa -a-ae
- So 'ss4 su1Trs
spasch of Gar. Y V. E. S her'
man.
Loud and iEnthusi. Gstic A p
,,plause.
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K0fIEERSgaIhOTHERst MOFHEKs
DON'T FAfL TO PROCURE 4
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup

FOR CHILDREN TEETH ING.
Ihls valuable preparation has been used
with neVer I1fttyt0 success Gs Thousands OF
. CdSes. --r $4,000
II not only relieves the child from pain.
but. iuNlgorates the sfomach and boWelB-
coIrecls acld1ty, and gives tone and energy
LelleveGEIPINe IN THE BOWELS and VINE
CO1rC. ri-s AtA BY aia"H y @t'a
u We believe Il IS the best and Slgest rem
etIU IN tgle aC0rId In all cases OF DgseNtCT1
and Di0TrHaa IN Children, whether arAsing
from teething or any other cssuse.
= Full directtonsfoF using VIII accom- pany
'ise sur and can for - MRS. WINsIlOWg
SOOTH ING 5YRUP," having the (ac-sfDg-
wnaVper. Allothersaue Determinations.
: te24 dEWem
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q This splendid HaIrDye . Is tho best in the
E0rld; the only true and perfect Dyes
harmless, rei4able, fnsLaft8n eous; no dis
appointments no ridiculous tintss re5ne-
dies the III effects Of bad dyes; inVIgofates
ana leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
1s1cS or OTOa0Ff. Sold by all Druggists and
IFeFfa1uerss and pro perry applied ~ Ba ch-
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New York. sH tOF inc zfl lap30 diy
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTION ,,
For Beautifging the skin and COR.
nleXIOn.

Removes All hiruptiOns. Freckles, Pinn-
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the skin sot, far. and bt531nt1lq. I, = 81
FOR Ladies in the Nursery 10 is inraln
equal. -lH -'f5,f5G
Paphlan Lotion 2 lf the only reliabl
remedy for diseases an,t blen1isnes Of the
Skin. CI7lf Dad y.
RzEALOEsS ssPAPHEAE SOAP fc1
the Ioile5, Nursery, and Bath VIII. net
chap the slzin. Prace D cents per cake. 40
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II At this point Col. Loomis, one o.
tho Vice Presidents, came forward
a and in ringing voice put the resolu.
tiens. With one accord the entire
assemblage arose to their feet and
shouted a prolonged aye, aye, that
fairly shook The building.
"A M General w. y. Sherman announced
that he was authorized By General
Stager. Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, to offer, on behalf of
\ that Company, the free use Of their
lines Tor the official messages of the
bSociety, and the private use of the
4 members of their families.
llGl A vote of thanks was passed.
A committee was appointed to
nominate an orator for. 1869.
lno After the vote of thanks, the So
ciety adjourned until tomorrow
| morning
A meeting of the Thirteenth Army
Corps was held in the Circuit Court
Hall, this afternoon. Major General
John A. McCl srnand presided. The
/ Constitution of the Society was read
l by Col. Wilson, of Indiaaa.
+ The annual fee for membership is
fone dollar. The organization in
to the corps as a member, as we'll as
all the Generals to whom General
McClernand reported as to his supe-
Iior oficers.
A number of officers Joined the
Association, including General G. G.
Andrews, General McClernand, Gen.
Fisk. General Ruggles, and General
sLippine0tt.
9 a Committee was appointed to per-
feet the organization of the corps,
and a badge adopted which contains
the monogram, "13 A. G."
Is The meeting then adjourned until
to-morrows at the Opera House.
The Opera House was crowded this
evening to the utmost with soldiers
Of the grand armies and our citizens.
Major Generai~G III. Thomas pre-
sided, and, after music by the Great
Western Band and drum taps by
gNevins, introduced Lieutenant Gen.
eral Sherman, who made the weleom
ing address.
! -iH f+ffI E
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DR.. J. w. POLAND's
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
White Pine Compound

Is now ofieredefo the anicfed throaghOuL
tho country. after having been proved bY
the test of Thirteen years iu the New Eng
hand States, whore rs merits have become
rs well known as the tree from which, ln
part, 10 derives It's virtues.
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Song by the Glee Club-"America. C ="
General Belknap spoke to his COM
rades of the Army of the Tennessee.
II all seemed like a dream-the in
suit to the flag. the Presidents call
for troops, the uprising OF the people,
to the breeze from every
mast and staff, by the patriotic spirits
of the North, of the nations emblem,
the enthusiastic meetings OF men to
devise ways and means to strike a
blow to save the nation, the prompt
response of the young men Of the
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HbCELIAANEOUS ITEMS.

LRwlsrox, Ne, jane 26.
The Rspablicans Of the SECOND Coesrss-
eiopAl District Of Maine, sfier long Asd eg-
cited procsedings in ths Ccpyention, noni.
mated S. F. morrill, for Congress-, this after
moon.
HeEzlAxp, Me-, June %.
H0a. John Iynch vas rsnominsssA for
Congreaa, in the Eifst Congressional District,
1t the Republican Convention in this city
today. 4 a
CHrcAao, June 16.
NJ. P. ket3ern, of Lament, had Ms pockst
picked Of $205 yesterday, in this city.
Mrs. Bebee, . resident Of Chicago, also
bad her pocket relieved of slT6.
The Chicago Sharpshooter's Society, to
the number Of $50, left for New York res
terday.
W4RREr, ILL.,, June 20.
A ycupguan named GWiuisns lobble, Of
Worthington. Ohio, committed suicide yes
tesday as Morseville- No particulars learned
Sr LOWS. June 9e.
The Editorial p4ru from Nisconsin and
Minnesota, yesterday visited the Public liz
brary, and at II o'clock embarked on the
steamer Bellsof AhnA, for trip to Caron-
dolet aud reutrn, and then up the river TO the
mouth OF the Missouri. returning TO this city
aholt4 o'clock. a splendid banquet wss
speAA on board the bosl. TIN. pAslj leave
for Chicago tn-m0ffow m0fninx, having
sbandcaed for waat Of time their trip to
Quincy.
Judge VIM. 8. Allen, Who has been edi-
toriAliy connected with the 81. Laa;s RsrxL-
s:s y sorae II years, died at his residences ID
Franklin conny. on Tuesday hast.
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FR0n WASHINGTON.

Il a gtswnnIserusE June - "A
Rsceipts from cnstoms for the week seds
ing 20th we're $2,4S1. .304.
The senate CeuAisaee ~ Foreign Rela>
tions aaye agreed 10 report fayorably on the
nepinatDn of Qenersi AcNAAon = Minister
t6 Paragpay
Gems Grant and Stoneman bad IN inter.
view with SAcretAry SehO6eld to-day in rels-
ton to alAirY ia Virginia
Gems, Grant and Dent leave Monday on
their Western tour
The conservative soldiers and sailors last
night elected delegates to The New ! fork
Convention. and passed resolutions in favor
of the nomination of Hancock
The Senate Finance coramitsee are al
ready n york CO the Tar bill. and viii prob
ably make many amen m~n,s,s tboagh il is
net likely they si!f alter Toe tax on vhisky q
fixed By tAs Hes.e
II seems prohsbie that the Ways and
Means Commissee v,ll 'ye, report ! tarif bill
covering sdme articles 10 sctsda.s.
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The Senats joint resolusios 1onaaiae cap-
tufed osananos for monument % Geasral
esdgwiek passsd.
Nj. Boeles. u Artansss. introduced bill
for Tho rssik q toaorsAly discAassse sol
diess. Rsforrsd.
~ Hsea vss4 Int Cennistss Il ~
Whole % tke Tar bill.
n spikea' enssdnsas Of last night was
rnled oal AZ or1ee.
NJ. WaaAhssne, Of Mass, moved % 10
cssase tAs duty o. inporssd ciean from tso
doilass y two Asy pr pound.
MS. Holman offered a eusndm1nf 70 obask
sec4ioae 10 m In iaaefea on q 8. hoods
= ls3 ~ essi,, which ~ ruisd ont
6S16oa 10, iorsasa.;os Il hanks ga la.t-
m hasiag bsea rsad, Nr. Ponsroy nevsl
70 stsiks & eut Il
Discsssioa followed.
M Hsaas. moved his ansndnssh and
itS0 ssiseasa.
NJ. Washburns, Of Nas., moved 10 strike
ont the clanss tAxisg Govsrnnsui deposits .
psr cent pse sansa- Rejected.
The tax on hank circulation vss reduced
= one pes cent. Finally. hevsvef. ~ vhole
sscs;oa ~ strsck ous--ss 70 IS, lsavine ths
NJ Oh hanks under the operssicn Of he
pe0sat iav.
M. Dstise ooved IN ansndnsAt q nsv
sessiOo for taxation on deposit circalaaion
sd i1tsFsa % o. 8. bonds, which wss ruled
ont Of ordes.
The Co0mittss rose and reported bill 70
the Hoase.
n. 6ehssek moved the previous question,
which vas seconded.
Az the amsadmenta we're agreed y With
ost division down 70 lO9. and ths ysas md
nays being ordered thersoa, Tie assndaest
stirling i out vas rejected-67 % II.
Bo tes sectica Esnains IN the printed hill
snaEec4sd b. tAs sabsssusnt amsaansnss.
0eelioa l0e - restored 70 the bill.
The bill passsd without . division.
0using the day Ms. Butler, Of Tenn, kaA
ths osab adninistefed 70 him BY the Speaker.
Adjouined.
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BY 1EI.EG RAPH.


WAHRN0roH. June rs.
The President has sent special agent 70
Georgia 70 enquire into the Ashbsrns mur.
der.
It vss reported last night tnat Gen. Grant
would to-day order the withdrawal Of troops
from Arkansas.
h b sazd thot 6eeseeAy Seward te4ared
kis sssiga = M Ss6uiafs ThS SssSnsecans
from NJ Seward friends Whsthee trus OF
not, il 10 believed 10 forsahadov Mr.. Stewards
intention Of leaving Nj. Johssoa's cabinet
i y Sosnd by ~ InDsach4ese fnSe4innap
i'm C0nmistes that NJ. Erafts' ~ 6ea
III 0evernnsss M tks paek shsse yelsU
amounted 70 upwards Of 81, 900. Surprise
i expressed thas, with sach = sAlary, hs
shoald coassat 70 aesept ths Attorney Gene
nlship.
General Warren Will to-day report 70 tAs
Senate Coamitsss on Postal affairs concsen-
ing his obsassstioas md vis~ssseas1ise ~
hRidgme oi WssG4sn Hvss. Hsb = -
cpinioa tAat : sDAsel law fsgui1ins -
length Il spaa shoeld - passed, Ut eaeh
bridge should Be- judged b. itself, iss dinen>
sioas regulased By its locatisn and the strength
and direction Of tie current q the point
whAra II efs,nnna.
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1M ieHItuee ia

sg ssss Cancxa0. June 20.
~ : meeting hers. TO-DAY OF the general
ticket Gn4Atp4epeesa aseata pfs tkA Masfsrn
haiiwa fwenty-tuo roads we're represent
ed. Japes Fenper prssided. A Comunl<S
vss appointed 70 prepare reply 10 demand
Of the Eastern trunk hines, for PRO rata di
vision 81 thsou4A passenger frceipfs raeard.
less OF local rates. The Convention adjourn
ed 10 allow the Committee time to make 1
report
Daring the Gre months ending IRne lat,
twenty -three d,stillers. in Cook county, paid
. tar OF over 5000 600
About thirty Of the Illinois editors Who
participated N ths recent excu. s,on, arrived
in Chicago sbis nepeiun
Five Church SOD Sunday School ercur.
s'ons take placs froas this city tomorrow BY
land and wnser.
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LoxBox, June %.
Hrau v, Lensfellov was elected . nen>
Der OF the Reform Clab.
y lasDo1, JaAe 25- midnight
In the House Af Comnoas this s.enin.
the Irish ksfofa M ..as resd for the third
lime, and passed.
The ds4sse = The tr,sa Church qaessios
.as coa,!aned in he HOUSE of Lords ,o-nisht
A isrss crowd saa prssens Great interest,
alnost approaching fsverish efciieneal vs.
manifested throash the proceedings At :
late hour the debate adioarnsdI
ss & Lolpox, yupe 2s.
Prince Alfred arrived in EnglAsd and is
nov q Windsor.
nELGRADE. June 3s.
Tjla.s Mines 1liel4<t ka Js1f3
poisaiag bid sister - 30 epLesi = -
heirs,
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The Chair submitted . communication
from the General Of The Army transmitting
papers in relation to the elsction ia Arkan-
sas, which were laid on the table. Also .
report Of Commissioner for the revision and
consolidation Of the statute laws Of the
United S4ates, suclosing specimess Of their
iabors. Referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee.
NJ. Drske presented petitions against The
EailHes'ioa pf 'ihe Usage treau. Referred.
Mr.. ates Introdsced bill for the more
sconon,csi administration and government
Of the Territories. Referred
Mr.. Harlan introduced bill granting the
right of way through, certain public lands To
the Csetrsl Pnei6c Railroad. Refefxod.
z "A BIN to amend the act for the iedrovkl sof
certain bands Of the Sioux and Dacotah In
diana, passed.
The bill to establish the right Of way for the
Portage Lake and Lake Superior ship canal.
and Il, provide for the e$tepsian and compile
lion Of the aame. ,vAs emeHded and passed
Ar. Conness offered an amendment TO the
bill concerning the rights of American citi.
zens abroad Referred.
The Legislative Appropriations bill yas
again taken up-
SevsrA pinps anendments we're agreed t,. to.
4y. Williams offered m amendment abol-
ishing the Bureau Of Statistics and transfer
ring its businsss to the special Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue; and providing that the
Secretary Of the Treasury shall desiguate
clerk, u w. ame sAhry - the bead Of di.
yision, 10 oct - deputy, idf said business nm
Agreed to.
The bill having passed ID Comni,tee Of
the Whole, the 96al9ioa vas % the abortion
nf the an nes,6yhemta m M aessst.