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New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
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THE RIVERSIDE FARM NEAR CHICAGo-sToCK
SOLD AT AUCTION
4 notable event IN connection with American
turf matters was great auction sale OF blood and
ting stock owned by ID. A, Gage ESQ., at River Farm,
near Chicago last week. The breeding farm Of Mr. Gage
ba become famous throughout the country The sale of
the farm 20 the Riverside improvement Company neccs
STATED summary disposal OF the splendid collection Of
animals embraced In the stud.
The attendance OF buyers was large The terms OF tho
sale peremptOry for cash To the highest bidder We
below the names and stock OF the principal horses
sold, with prices and purchasers. The prices realized
are claimed TO fall far below actual value The dark bay
stallion Logan by kysdSs dam LADY S
Post Boy. 1000, TO j. j. MeKinnOn, esq. Of Chicago
to Harry Gould OF Chicago Currency and foal. SIX
years old Chde Harold. $780, 30 T. J. White OF New York
Constance and Logan foal, by imported Glencoe sSOO
TO c. G. Parks OF Waukegan; Ellen sherman and fOa,
bay by the Arab horse presented to President Pierce to
j. j. McKinnon $780, Emma Spear and foal chestnut By
$40; Gus, Winters. d. ch. pacing mare. sy.e6y
Arkansas Girl, ch., to P. p. White $3.50 Stephen
A Douglas three years old, by Rysdyks Ha@9letS-
gan out Of Fanny strattord to j. G. simpson sl,2oo;
to George NJ Kimbark Of Chicago sS6 bay colt by Clay
Pilot, dam Magnolia, TO j. II. Lane Oh O1icSSI; ~, ~
sett sSoo. Ruth Hall by InSan dam Magnolia, 10 w. ID.
Sanger Of New Orleans $500 Madame Ho1en oy nOsSn. s
Lucy Logan dam by Rysdyks Hambetonisn; to George
K@bark s B dOsan .Td By Logan damn ds%
Fapnw W. H by logan no William Morgan iO
a. " GaSa dam Fannie Dutton, by Logan, TO
j. j. McK6nCn. t'Se brown ally out ssv.E Of saH. AS
Stallion Ronnie scotland imported by Capt Cornish In
1851 sald 70 be the purest booded stallion IN Ameres
hctI red by Logan 5000 each; former 20 Isaac Ander
son oS chicago the latter 20 Mr. Lacy Mr. Cages Super
iStaUdsnt Lady wallace. brood 70 MT Parks OF
MS1 York sFrt, tO0 to St. Louis gentleman; The
bsv 81 Lawrence mare 10 MF Parks OF Gew-York, $500
Fanny stralferd dam of John A, Rioe TO Wisconsin,
eeptleman $780, There 10 brood mares altogether
sold the price ranging from $3.50 TO $500
80 Chicago Republican
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DUNNING MEETING.
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.
SATURDAY. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
Jane 26, 90 and July
SATURDAY, June 26,
HURDLE RACE.
sweep,tafes, 1ysar old, 81 miles
Purss : Il mile for all
Parse 900 miles for all ages
Swespstakes; 3yeAr old u mile
T gr ean he reached by Consy TssHd which leave Pun
Pry ever uunes Those driving Will end the most direct
1oa through Putonst ChIgnst 10 Thdpas thence through
F'O'ps'' '- MARTIN KALBFLEIScH. Prs'L
RpW. p Morris, See
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pASSFNGERS ARRJVED.

FROM ASPTNWALL-In steamship ArIoHS June 2Mrs William
chidrsn John Howard Mrs wm Davis Ars hytho
T. Well John Winter Mss Kate Winter Iheo FoEn
and wife BALDWIN, Mrs Louis Schmidt and oh dTen, Miss j. H.
Dwight Mrs Capt X Small and child David Barney Capt jas
Andrews Prescott Mrs d. j. Oliver children aud servant
Mrs Kela Mrs jane SHARP aud infant Bau Sweeqey l. ne
r. Brooks A. s. Haunihergb wife aud children n Farmer
Rayner Conner ~ Rios Mrs Coe j. T. WILSON o. D. Nlson
Mrs Saunders Chas Wilson, wife, child and servant Mrs Saba and
child r. Sab j. A. Mcneil Mrs Cook children aud servant Id
Jeuus CLARK Dr. Heay Dickson. s. Hergtos H. j. Arose
msna Mira w D. Redmond Hudson MrS j. Tothl and child
Mr. NJ child Tho Lynch Parsons, o. souths
Louis yaler r. children, W. Burdeu and children
Jacot Oppenheuer Mrs Ellen beeyan
Tbos MSay child II. G. Hardy, Jane Mehahon W. Au
berIsOn, David Gleason r. V. Craig
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
PRICES OF REAL ESTATE IN OREGON.

We are IN constant receipt Of letters from various por
Cons Of the country asking the prices OF real property
here In order to these questions, have lately
made inquiry Of real estate Seth Hammer Of this
city and following the range Of prices for property
in tins city Business part OF Commercial and Statests
S75 20 500 per foot 'front.' lots Immediately adjoining
business streets O0 TO 5000 eastward from business
mart OF CITY, TO 81 900 south OF Mill Creek 500 to SO
north from business part 5000 TO 1000 The prce ofand
in the varies very much according TO quality
Within We miles of Salem ranges from IS to 500 per
acre Land under fence and good for farming rates al
from 81 TO S5 per acre. Very good farms be got at
from so to SIS per acre. but choice places are hed
m S5 10 S25 per acre There is good land unimproved
or but slightly improved to be had at s. 70 - per acre
- ISAlem (OregOnl Re gister.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oy sBw.roRK.

FORT oP PkBW-Y0RK.........,........", o.
... CLEARED. ..
Price liverpool North America Weir Ro
Jabeoi Abemae Coach Norokj Melville Rensau PhsdsphlA
s r. Phelps Brown Philadelphia Wamsutta Fish New Bedford
ShpsAmereaa Congress Livingston London Abby RySnon Den
Loudon.
Liverpool CAscons TesEe Canh jayne ST Coix Antelope White
81 CroI Agsao osen Bay Vet'e N j. Cunmings HookATA
CvS Bay. @. b.
Brgs-seond Crovs Barbados; O. B. sOme Pray DsnsrAnI
CAubrde Smith, 81 John, N. b. . ,,
sehrA Loe Wells Wells Arroyo, p R. Sahao Isw'on SANTA @
Ga; W. Holmes. Howard. deorget0Nu C.; T. r. Dongs hI
Rchmoud Brown Wics JacksoRye RngdoTe, WOOSTER
jacksonville, Pointer, Nichols Providence.
ARRIVED.
FTsueh gunbOat 0bngadO, LaadOlfs Halifax Jane IL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
IONG Island

Teact passed by the last legislature authorizing the
construction OF road from Jamaica TO Astoria wlll
cost the taxpayers Of NewtOWn $4,000, and those OF
Jamaica $4,000. A few days the Drainage Com.
Ins,Ouers OF Flushing audited bills 20 the amount Of
s. 5OO o. II Rogers, ESQ., Of RavenswOOd, is about
building a sewer from the swamps lying between Dutch
Kills and the former place TO the East River Ii wiz cost
fyu tua peigbb borhOOd %
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. wednesday, June %, 1869.


This morning also the weather looked threat
rpg and actually dld defeat the real estate men, The
ssteu Island sale OF Ar Hamtons property is again
nostpoped 10 will take place Friday Mr.. Bleecker
having peremptOry engagement at Elizabeth tomorrow
ON Friday band OF music viii be in attendance at
Hamilton Park, feature which has been successfully in
iroduced at some large sales Chicago. Mr. Hami
ION apprehensye that trouble might otherwise be
oceasoned from the presence Of dsordery characters
mas engaged force Of ten policemen TO preserve quiet
e have fears that their services will be needed yet
Ike weorgauized militia they possibly may be useful
The New-Jersey Central Land Improvement Company
had issued nearly thousand tickets for their sale at
Duncon day, yet not than 200 people went out
The arrangements for the sale under the direction
ofCo A. ID. Hope the General Agent Of the Company.
By some misunderstanding of the railway officials the
Icecream and Strawberries directed 70 Col Hopes
residence, instead OF Duncuen Their destination
happily changed by a telegraphio dispatch, but
they did not arrive on the ground until the
crowd had finished ample meal Of sandwiches, and the
auctoneer commenced the sale "A recess was soon
taken whereupon the audience occupied themselves for
about an hour and half in vain efforts to exhaust tho
supply of the delayed berries and cream They acted
well their part but were at length forced to give up the
assault After this dgresson the auctOneer and bidders
seemed to have gathered fresh courage The prices,
however, were on the whole better than those OBJ
talued last year, though Col. Hope ex-
houses composing the village has increased
from one year AGO, TO 90 more The new structures
are looking IN 10 respect resembling the shanty
type so prevalent in OF suburban settlements,
In spite OF heavy OF yesterday and the day
before not trace OF mud 70 be seen wonderful is
the power OF the soil of Duueen for absorbing wafer
large number Of those who went the excursion
train were strangers to Duneen and these
much pleased with the place the others with It's
progress since they 1t wear ago.
Tomorrow MesSrS. All BeeCkeT, Son & Co., through
pir Woodruff Of Elizabeth, hold positive and uncon-
dtona SALE by order OF trustees without Difference to
The plots each contain four city lots and situated
nearly opposite the depot process Of construction
at West Elizabeth. strawberry lunch is particularly
mentioned IN the advertisement The special tran by
SeWJersey Central Railroad for which passes issued
by the AuctiODeers leaves foot of Lbertyst atlO NJ
AUCTION SALES OF WESTCHESTER COUNTY REAL
ESTATE.
By A. J. BLEECKER, son 4 co.
Frame bOue Oubudngs and Of laud situate the
Hudson River, between lrvngton and TarrytOun Mr. F.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24

J. JOHNSON H.. Aucoueer.
PY JOHN son g. MILLER,
I'D AUCTIONRRRS AND
RIAL ESTATE BROK KkRS.
No % NASSAU ST, COR CHDARsr kEH.lORE.
CITY Residences Stores lots Coubtry seats Farms bought
exchanged Loans ugoated Auction sales Of Furuue ke
HIGHLY IMPORTANT AUCTION SALR.
$50 CHOICE RAILWAY " J., LOTS
CITY AND COUNTRY COMBINED.
SPLENDID COLLATION. AND PLENTY or 1T.
JOHNSON 4 MILLER
viii positively sell. without limit reservation,
On the Premises. At l;JJ o'clock p. m,
ON TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1889:
2o OF the choicest LOTS the Ft Ward n the City Of Railway
Should weather compel pOsipOnenea the viii be positively he
The properly pepdir sin,ted Grand Bond Lusuy and
Rutherr1, and Luconves The high
only walk FROM . depot and within short distance Of
RAILWAY has constant NeW-York ~ daily train,
over e New JeDy Rrold sous o the most iFlh ete' in
Il has extensive uanuiactung "reA Popuon ROO 2ehucbss
eTer schools Thoroughly svssred All leltnE streets aaggSi saa
auction sale u Railway property The viii be
very liberal TNohirts Of the purchase money remain on Bond
HOW rs GO Tahs srec train which viii leave foot Of Court
andtst by Neweey Ros a. y o'clock the iSv n sale Jane
2 Free excursion tickets be- bad Of JOHNSON MLLbk No
& Nassaust ~ y or Of GEORGE JAQUES, No 20 Broad
CARD-In consequence urgent pressing dsmIni ior
Tickets fT Great isP sale further eIessve dseng Is unne.
ss mss %sdssssy Jg9 % "a h5sY P0s i+T,.ssSsa sS.
Dot sos6 Bgbih 81 wsnsbaTrS Sy sos SIDE RAILROAD a.
Detective oo will pass through the before siarnz 10
Gee ,' No. a. sss .'s.. '''5c 5ossoS sRR i
S b. JAxEs. Auctobeer.
GALE Of BLAST FURNACES, IRON MINES,
hi & t5 sif M SSb Il ni oS c0MfSrs l oFTcs 10
EesYot 30 Of Land in Backs County Pennsylvania CON
implying with iron large Founde ui Ma
chine Shop by power and other valuable imroyeHeu
AZ o s1Rs % o. ,S sS ,Dss DS and ,pF 5aae,s upon ,a ssd
For particulars inquire Of JAMES Treasurer and AGENT
Sal. adjourned to June is. al Y ocIocE N.
Sale adjourned 70 June ~. at u O'Clock, N.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
S1rOtrssiOnaI ilutltrs.


Captains purse arriving this por are requested %
teer packages addressed the NesYork Associated Press ou %
persons eIhng the wntu authority OF W. Simonon Gener
AGENT News packages Journal Of Commerce Inns IHiBuNs
World ErprSss Ereaug Post CoHmercid ddnTs,r Slds
Zeg and Ne0 Yorker Demoai should also be delivered ou 70
the sameu ersOua
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24

Coroner Flynn yesterday held an inquest at
the Greenwichst Police Station James Lyons 10
arksonst aged CO. native of Ireland, who was taken
III in Barrow-st, near West-st, ana died in few
moments, from disease OF the heart. Coroner Keenan,
held an inquest at No Washingonst. over Mrs Ellen
oConnor, native Of Ireland aged %, found dead ia bee
yesterday morning.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24

CENTRAL PARK GARDEN,
~ SeventhsVe. between hhysahth and Pihy-uiD,h.sta
THE MOST ELEGANT AND
FASHIONABLE SUMMER RESORT.
THEODORE THOMAS'S
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS
THE GREAT SUCCESS OF THE SEASON.
MIR. j. LEVY,
greatest the Comets Piston together with
the eminent Soloists already connected with
THEO. THOMAS'S UNRIVALED ORCHESTRA.
THIS THURSDAD EVENING. JUSB ~ hs;
March "Prophe ''''''''''''' heyeroeef
Overture kuF
. Waltz, "Gehehtsn aus dem Wiener WAd'.'.'..'S Strauss
4.
MerrT Wives II Nntsor Neolal
Cuus Amman (StAbA Mater 'hosaal
MIR. j. LEVY AND ORCHESTRA.
luiumn
g. Grand FantAse. FeyschutE eber
g Overture. Poet and Peasant supp
O CIIuiyal Of Venice Solo for
MIR. j. LEVY.
~ ADMISSION THIRrf-PlYE CENTS
PRIVATE BOXES EXTRA TWO DOLLARS,
during G. Scbmers No iV BoadEay aud At
sehubsrh Co.'t Ne. go Broadssy
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Q,oOmg 6arSs. IT.

At WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Full
ishei lslSl
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
Country QrOptrtg 90 Srt.

FAR ROCKAWAY, l.. Ito LET with i'm
mediate possession furnished COTTAGES taaei close TO
auire at No 90 wiihsust
no RENT.-A FURNISHED HOUSE, in ex-
ceeHt order beautifully taatgl surrounded vh fruit sai
mental trees and Two minutes walk from NoEoon station ~ Y and ~
H. K r. will be RhSIED to frstca or the Summer
April rent H. HOYr.
Conn Reference M Alfred G. Brush No 5 BroaiwAy between
aud o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring 70 purchase or rent such properly
viii bd IL 20 their interest to advertise In THE TRIBUNE
Its aOegats exceeds that OF any other
paper and In addition 70 this advantage IE TRBUNE
viii be- round mot only New York ana all 10 cites and
villages but p eVSY asd Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief a. VIII
allow OF tbe Advantages claimed, being m19 clear 20 the
reader We wOad especially dwell on tne 1act thSe ths
Oubserbers for the three edons OF THE TRIBUNE DAILY,
keni weekly and Weekly. comprise INDIVIDUALS Ia every
OusIness consequently Advertisements IN 0aoh
are read bv ali classes The TRIBUNE deVOtes especial
attention 70 reports of sales OF real estate Doth IN el
and country thus adding greatly % the value OF l col
omns AS an advertising medium The charges Tor adYer'
esDc are "a follows DAILY TRIBUNE y cents per Dne
Tor each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, - per lnei SEMI.
WEEKLY TRIBUSE Is cents per line About Ton words OF
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
AUCTION SALES OF WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY REAL
ESTATE.
RYA.LRIrECKFR- SOY

BY A. J. BLEECKEB, SOS & co.
Frame bouse oubudugs and Of land situate the
Hudson River between lrviHgton and TsrrytoWn. Mr.. F.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
vpDyysnAys wRATHER RRPoRr-9 I. n
NfNtATuRR ALMANAC

san S29 735 Neon 9Oo
|
SANDY Hook 80 T:t0 Cows $50 Hell
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-28
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

Rev. ]. G. Lovejoy has been remov-
ed from the Boston Custom House, and
bis place has been given to Charles L.
Mitchell, a member of the MaSsa-
chusetts 1ifty-fourth regiment. who
lost a leg in the service of his country
and was one OF the first two cOlOred
men ever elected to the Legislature.
In the case of the State of Ohio as
Charles N. Scott for sending bogus
lottery drawing by telegraph, the de-
fendant was found guilty, and was
sentenced to pay fine of one hundred
dollars and the costs OF the court.
-Desgus' distillery on 57th street,
New York, was burned Wednesday
morning, together with large quanti-
ty of grain. Loss SIG. 900; insured $50,
600.
"A German named Charles C. Greer,
a collector of the North American Life
Insurance Company, at st. Louis. Mo-.
absconded last night with about 81 900
of the Company's money.
The junction of the Union and Cen
trail Pacific Railroads will be made near
Promontary Point Station, Utah, some
time during the present week.
Another delegation OF woman yes
terday, appeared at the registry place,
Third Ward, Washington, D. c.. and
asked that their names be placed on
the voting list. The board will con-
slider the application.
r. G.. Jewett, of Skuncateles, New
York, the missing banker, returned to
that place Tuesday night and resumed
business Wednesday morning.
The Croton main water pipe corner
of 59th street and 4th avenue, New
York, burst about II o'clock Tuesday
night. causing much damage. About
twenty feet of 59th street and one side
of the 4th avenue railroad track were
carried away. The water rushed over
an embankment which forms both sides
of 59th street, inundatins number of
shanties, and some of the occupants
narrowly escaped drowning.
The Rev. DR.. Paddock has accepted
the rectorship of Grace Church. New
York city.
Rev. Geo. A. Durbaraw, for twenty
one years rector of the Church OF Re-
demption in Philadelphia, died We'd
nesday morning.
james Brennan, late general or
ganizer of the Fenian Brotherhood, left
Buffalo, New York, on Wednesday, as
agent and correspondent, to secure in
formation as to the location OF lands,
&C., for a rich emigration in the South
west.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-28
The Cuban Question.

WASHINGTON, April 70, 1909.
The dispatch sent Saturday, that the
Government intended TO issue no
proclamation OF neutrality regarding
Cuban matters, is fully confirmed,
while official advices from Havana,
lust at hand, show that there is no rea~
son for any aggressive movement on
the part of the Administration to pro.
tect The rig hts of American citizens and
the property of the same in Cuba
These dispatches show that every per-
son whose American citizenship has
been established, has been released !
from prison-there were only three OF
them. The two persons taken on the
hioh seas from the American brig LIZ
zie Major have also been released, ana
il is expected that the Mary LoWeilI
seized and libeled In Spanish Adml-
raltv Court, will also be given up.
Aside from this the Spanish Minis
ter assured the State Department to-
dav that this information indicated
that the insurgents were growing weak
er, and that the authorities were push
ing troops into the interior more rapid
lv than ever. The troops from Spain
have been sent to the front.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-28

APRIL 27.-FLoUR-City made at
$l0al0 25 for xxx white: SSaS 25 for XX
amber; 81 25a7 so for XX red winter;
S6s6 25 for X red country made; Sc 5Oa
spring; IS 75a9 25 for NN white winter.
Buckwheat Flour-Dull and nominal.
GRA1N-Wheat-No. red winter
held at 81 As; No. 2 do at 81 80. Corn
Sale OF 2 cars at zoe. Oats-Sales of
cars at 6Sc and /. 500 bush at 67c.
OILs-Petroleum-The market Is
quiet aud unchanged; refined held at
soc for standard white; 2Sa29c for prime
light straw to white In car lots; small
lois to retail trade 2a3c higher.
Toledo.
nal.
GRA1N-Wheat-Quiet. closing SIC
lower; amber 81 A; white Michigan lc
lower at 81 Al. COrn-Active and clos
ing shade better at &c; No. at 63c; no
grade at Clio. Oats-Firm and un-
changed; small sales at 67c for No. l,
and 64c tor No. 2. Rye-Dull and nomi'
Receipts-2,7O0 bbls flour; $500 bush
wheat; 10000 bush corn; 200 bush oats.
Shipments-4,3 800 bbls flour; 5000 bush
wheat; 19, 200 bush corn; 10. 400 bush
oats; 400 bush barley.
Milwaukee.
APRIL 27.-FLoUR-NomiHa un.
changed.
GRA1N-Wheat-Firm at 81 O5 for No.
2 in store.
Buffalo.
APRIL 27.--FLoUR-Quiet and un-
changed.
GRAIN--Wh5at-N Corn
Weak, new about 75c on track. Oats
Higher, sales at 6S in store. Barley
Canada offered at 81 75.
SEED-Timothy-LOwer and weak at
"a 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-28
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April 27.

NEW 1OhhI April II.
A collision occurred on Saturday eve
ming at Hellgate between the sound
steamers Providence and NarraRansett,
to push ahead of the former in the mar
row and dangerous channel. The outer
works ofthe Providence were consider
ably damaged, but fortunately no lives
were lost.
VIM. Varley, alias Eydy, the black
smith who was the principal actor in a
robbery for which an accomplice, ThOs.
Bunnan, was tried, convicted and sent
to the State prison for fifteen years, is
now at large on $1,000 bail.
Keith's large Cooperage In Williams
burg and an adjoining dwelling, were
burned last night. The family had a
narrow escape. Loss, s. 900: insured.
FAREWELL To JOHN JAY.
The Union League Club last evening
presented a farewell to John Jay, ESQ.,,
their retiring President, on the occa-
sion of his anticipated departure as
Minister to the Court of Vienna.
Strenuous efforts are being made to
capture the captain and first mate OF
the ship Richard Robinson, who are
accused of cruel treatment to the sail
ors while Mt sea.
FENIAN CLAIMS IN CANADA.
The Tri6unc'S Ottawa dispatch says
that Mr.. Gait made long speech in
the House OF Commons yesterday, sup
porting his motion respecting the
Fe nian raids. He made an addition to
his previous motion, so as to include
all the correspondence between Canada
and the United States during the re-
bellion. He defended at great length
the policy OF Canada, and closed by
saving the course of the United States
government appeared to be dictated by
a desire to bring trouble on England
through her dependencies on this con-
tinent, but he did not believe the plan
would succeed. England would not
for moment give way, and the people
OF Canada would sustain her to a man.
having repudiated the idea that the
policy of Great Britain toward the Do
minion was one of abandonment. Mr..
Gait clOseh amid loud cheers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-28
ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS April 27.

ST. LOUIS April II.
The Presbyterian Church on Wyan-
dotte street, Kansas City, was destroyed
by fire yesterday. Loss not known. The
fire is supposed TO be the work of an In
cendiary.
The Odd Fellows celebration at Kan
sas City was fine affair. A number
of lodges from the surrounding towns
were present. The procession was one
of the largest ever witnessed in the city.
An Grafton was delivered and splen-
did banquet spread In the evening.
The Board OF Directors of the st. JOS
eph g. Denver Railroad decided yester-
day that the road should connect with
the Kansas Pacific Railroad at the hum
dredth meridian. The work will be
pushed forward rapidly.
A Sioux City special says, the first
reports about the sinking and explosion
and loss OF lie on the steamer Urilda,
above that city, were grossly exaggera>
ted. The boat was loaded with dis
charged soldiers coming from the forts
along the upper Missouri, when eighty
miles above here she struck snag and
sunk in IL feet OF water. No one was
lost, the troops and crew all getting
ashore safely,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
FRANCE.

EhANCEs
PARIS, April 27.
The Corps Legislatif adjourned sine
die. At the close of the last sitting,
there were shouts of "Vive L'Empe-
ror." from the Government members.
and counter. cries OF "Vive La Liberte"
from the opposition seats.
The Governments of France and
Belgium have agreed to appoint Il mix
ed commission settlement OF the COM
mercia1 question.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, April 81.
The Portuguese Cortes assembled to-
day, and the session was opened by the
King in person. Much public anxiety
exists over the unsatisfactory condition
OF finances and the subject was i'm.
medlately brought before the Cortes,
with a statement to the effect that the
expenditures are largely in excess of
the revenue. The Minister said they
were preparing extensive economical
reforms and would set or submit to the
Cortes, measures for the reduction Of
pubic expenses aud Jor the re distribu-
ton of taxation and for the payment Of
the floating debt.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, April 27.
The two thousand guineas, stakes at
New Market, to-day, were won by Pre-.
tender, Ball Aldnem 2ud, and Perry
Down Srd. Nineteen horses ran.
LONDON, April 27.-Midnight.
In the House OF Lords this evening,
the Life Peerage bill was considered.
Lord Derby in brief speech expressed
his approval of the Measure. The bill
passed to second reading.
The Cambridge University boatmen
have accepted conditionally the chal-
lenge OF the Harvard College club.