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, 1869-03-29

ton, - Is too oftc1 tne ca,c Tue ex4mintrZ
board should be women: IN ortef 70 prorent coy,
fupSaon m III E1feAn4 Tnsfn wnsur1 SIC ecaplcTad-
stanea tn ny mind where ono ua,feIous wu1atn-
clerk eauca tha removal oi somc uvp or six faIth-
t1t mAn. Amply because thar refused 70 land
who nHrer paid bis ltn&a. an happy 70 state
thai tbs Au1lto4 who ade these fsIn5Ya1s mas lust
tcKE0od knd Epne I'd the WcAt,
pzptcgtsnn the, si1pH IA 10 pceopy ofucca. We
ought not 70 be insuttcd ~ having the p7ramaurs
upon u, md be Obliged 10 toIctzte theIr nncisty
day ey Day Let Mr, Boutwell, clean ont TIC M
1ad, and the pollution Of hts department LII him
be paid according to our inertia such Is tn
casnest PRAYER Of every honest wo1naneicrk.
".I{ANNAu Turn
, 1869-03-29
SENATORS HORTON AID FFssErprp

SENATORS HORTON AHD FEssEFDEN.
We are nnahAe to perceive the force Of
Senator Mortans allegation that law au-
thorizing the funding of United States
Treasury uotea into 1910 bonds, or any
other description Of bonds which the hold
e1s Of the notes might be willing to accept,
would conflict either IN letter or In spirit
with the recent act declaring such notes
payable in gold. II the proposed finding
law were compulsory upon tbe holders Of
the notes, it would undoubtedly be In oon-
fict with tho other law, and in con-
f1ict with justica. But being merely a
tender af q new form Of: security, 1t
Is impossible To $50 in it any
deviation from the principles Of tho aeclara.
tory act referred to, OF from tho common
rules Of equity: We do not overlook the
fact that Senator Morton insisted that the
supposed violation Of Pledges waa VIOLA
ton to the disadvantage Of the gose1nment.
But tharo is: 10 moro room for this objcc-
ton than for the other. Congress- nnd tho
Executive afe the government, md il they
choose to mite In passing law Offering to
give bonds for greenbacka, provided the
holders are willing to make the exchange, it
is absurd to say TINT 1t ia q violation of good
filth.
The diTnse which arose between Senators
Morton md Fesscnden On this point became
somewhat acrimonious. In deciding the
merits Of the controversy it is 10 bo obsorv-
ed that Senator FesSoudsn had the law md
, 1869-03-29
-hAs found tho latter 10 b. Tho cheapest, and
to psodeoe fully "a much revenue.


j. os. -. s0AA@"A 0~s
.,s..s,,.o -. Vtea - esa'ee senate M unoef oon-
- ~ .'o WI Ptos'o'n8 ao1 1e<1asst..
t"::.n ~ s ~ 70 natonAa co4feaoy. tne ol'
~ ~ -. - - 's one, lac ~! seeu' ~ uaAny
- ~ tle country, out IL eau oe 1'Aoe
~ ~ pen'.Aso M saAn ~ - t aaa peeo'ne
n.,,t - s:..: - 10 -s~.- - ~. ' eo'e'n
hssn ~, - 80. ts'ne ,s.ra" ~, "S
~. aa1stA - 49,, 49, 49, ..'sa4 ee '1'34 4in'
ta .ses:. A~' DeoA p4ese4.Ae 'ot j" se'"'n
~ 49, ~. r., t u'oAe' ny ~ eeseetY my
s 49,. aes a,,,, oeea aone. " - aae 'ans. upon
r,sonl. h,rs saa;5as - 49,. % ~ -. s1asa' INC
v;tt tts ,,n+,;o c,,sz;ts." - ap oo"!ac's
oooa f.;tt ~. za.;s;.. a 49,, oe A'p' N
10 sr,ac;a ~ ~ soan 49, .''''es io.u'n
7bar0 .ro ,h-o, t.~1 pi'oslss''le'
milIions Of dollars ~ .saa.aa ~ ~ az
utand;po ~ 80, ~. l Hose' ou1-
thot a,nannt~oT 80 so.srnment .sa1e N has
its denand NOTES n .,,ort 49, 49, ~ teoaeea
coin on hana tnsc;. "a nss,,sn.5 s alnoons o.
resumed The nr,b,s.. -. -. -. -: 10
n,o,e o1]5 ~; fo&ss i;sL:,;ie:s !s!es = naSe
no diEe+rnce so ~ ~ 49, ~ ~ inaxes
SELF j. concerned rha,hss ~, ths s.e1u!nent e"n u"
creased or the 1..tar t,;,n;a;ahaa 10 ttsf S H.
Tho ,po,ost4 ;,,.,eseo = ~
Rant crrrercv co-to,s,,1s.aa ~ aaao"a. ~,
amendment obr;atns onn ~ - ~ -. "Aona =
objections TO the ret;rcInsIt ~ ~ 'pA4
backs, troyided the h.nts snss.1+:. ~ green
se,xes the vo,r,,na ~ ..-. fs 1, prs
inc from ita xaIue an IT. .aa..,+ >ea 81 ao'n-
The extent that tha o-aa.hseka ", aI 70
br;pgs the eore.n7oent nss-s~ ~ - ~ roe'ee'
snn,nt3ot ~ enac;a ..-.aN.- e"e TO
millions of increasa E,,,>oass 49, ne my
W;,sxm IL acrs, 'sS "a shn. PROPOSED py senator
orsenhacto No.. r.ts.s.,:- - ~ ,ene0 u ms
80. pe1 ~ Inufa
, 1869-03-29

To,a1 customs aa,osd 2s6a&,ssr
Tha expenses Of collecting this revenue
are small, compared to those ot collecting
duties oa several Thousand different articles.
Ninety>si per cent Of the revenue from e.-
c;ses is collected from spirits, malt and D.
censes. The income tax is fraction over
two per cent; yet the neveaue from that
source is equal to that collected IN the
United States, who're tha rate is avs par
cent, England has tried both systesns~s
tariff upon ali articles OF i,Epof., &ad
tsra uIop 5o1ea leadtni a1tlcAs-aaa
, 1869-03-29

AFTER DExHER Etrs.-ME1Y rcZscas'a- IN fhc
habit Of sleeping for hau % hoaT o. q no'R Mms-
uatelJ atef tllnner. This = oaa nsas!eS, So,
thsn N hour af.cs il rrsts md tefAsnes mi pfe.
pases DC .5s.e Tor xorn5: Snsfton s,'G = tsep
Is taken Aftef dinner i should ce ID hsunS rcs,
htAishf,i dIcestion- Lei those who need rest md
sIeep during the DAY take u tefofe dinner lnsssa
Of 4ler IND they WI. sot'a fad tAat hey EtA lee!
brt1cr. and tnat thele digestion VIII te tmpraye'l
tke{shy.-H7 &H Of HG1e1.
, 1869-03-29


The R1ilAnd Ntl 4<raA records fEishtto1 &C
Gdent WHICH hoeeur1ed q North Clarendon, v, q
NoIdaJ. On that day Mr. Ayron E. Marshall and
wt{e x.ih sne.E only ealld. tvo and haI yea1a ya.
CD stArfcd ffum thetr home In CszTendon for Aut-
Ind n eIetgh- On Arriving II tho cfo1s11 Of
ne HnIand Bu!lingtan Rallus4l- u So:th
C.szeHlou, Hr. Marshall attempted to dsiTe across
the track al . traIn Was appfoachinR, Ehen ne
engine struck the sleish and threw VI. Marshall !
up IN the nt: be coming down some sxty fees
dlstant, atd dazzling bis bead aeainst The he7os
With such lore as 10 breaS boafd A!shaaSn
auFe = last sceeuuts, he probably tannot reess..
ArR Marshall xas thrown upon HE track a. sioat.
teen cars passed over net, lahns And na3s. ~:
ena ee,yea asf nor sasS1nF neaa {ne aas' hesa crushing
he akal and causing death 49, ". aa Il
Rha11 u nba3t 81 years old and nlanu1 - y.
chairs At North Clarendon lie was u tea aym! T1!!
two yeals during taa 1eosll'S,o @ ssEnx @ea e m,es
kuoeu and the accident eanses pa;asnl se1s ~
nnn IN she co1nuasE Ine! wsse Se,S To5 en5is taSsn
TheFe IS deep cut in she rad "ntl9 .as ea =.
happened % that As IaIsha eoa Ts;siss ~ s IN ss
htpxn and the bell rnUQ.
, 1869-03-29
VIRGINIA,

Removal OF Governor Wells and thsss
Mayer OF Petersburg
R7rnxpxp Va, March S,.-GeneraI stoneman H.
Eaed IN order removing Governor Wells and Rs
sVu,&n2 the duties OF tho ONCE himself NaJor
B117ess, Of Petersburg, WIS also removed from
nMra.
, 1869-03-29
General hutler On the Jn6tnn Ones
item

General hutlcr On the 3naStnn Ones
) ten.
n III E!1e- et IN Caanaeo 1fiexAs:
1hsye read your afstcles on Indian Itttacs With
reazure. an nnday IN 1<eosd WITH them
Ny proposition Is to rera& ths Indians q Fxrds
81 The nAson denixena Of our soil With right Of
occupancy o4ty to such par u ~e NAY a2sgn
them. Massachusetts, nas slwnys treated the In
tnns within her borders N snat WY. and We have
bad no t1ouae, nor hare NC egcT tAsed Any 8!d
sforn the QeGerN Government Thesu u good
example, peidre us II the case of the Highlands Of
Scotland prtor TO and subsequent 70 the rebellion
of17ta Great Britatn treated the Htgh]andets as
tt.hcs, bearing allegiance TO chiefs, and ku<1nr'teA
70 deal with :thcir~ ehiefs; End 70 torg 1T
she d,d 10 he1 northern oosdera were subject 70
raids, black mail continual wars, febelllons and
distu1bauceA At,er 1.45 bar Ministry concaaaea 70
fut roads through the H1gn12pds, break up the
trial resshuos, trtas WITH them u citizens bound
by the same A*1 and to be dtztt with IN tho saac
manner - other tnhanaiaats ot her AoH: and the
consequence has been khnt tho Highlands 'have
| become nursery II nH soAlerx tnssskd
| Of PCS. to The nxtion- Nothing Can demoustzase
The fact cf tie utter 1cspecisy and hope}ez1en 81
our hdtan stster-or rather Eans q 4ysse11~-ta2n
to say, tht northern stde o{ the .ndehnanaa nna
! which diE,dez Is fscm nssslsa America there has
neres been war or treaty, On = substantial Sos-
= sa6s: ard On the southern side Of the it0e which
i divides us nom Mexico the eEue h tue: md tn
4laaka the RnssiAu GovetHHleut hare never had
any difficulty with the mdtan& Nh1a We hAre
hasdlJ raised the Stars and SsEpea before We an
informed Of N Indian rar, which means eontrncts
and ptuude. 70 WHINE men, of witch the Indiaui
are only made ttr Occasion.
Lam glad to see that yon .zpeak cut uu ne ennN
{ee1, and hope Jou WI ronsc the West to the ur'
6ttuat1ou Of tn.s important question: In, Soasa
| tuH, BENZ Z. oezkk1-
WASHINGTON, March Il. 1sea
, 1869-03-29


One Two of the Journals fai5e = rreat s,a1,rr.
about the President appointing personal friends to
American pda!tica Il President 1uds, a1ngnT th.s
men pe7sooA1T and fa1tllas3T Inown fo hiI Snns ut
VINO arc capable Or n11&uE With ability puaic po6fX
he T. fozt1uaie man4 and does Ten to xopoipx
them He u fespenAbla for the cca.luct a hfS
a'ae'esuanose8, and Il he can get men wham ha
KNOWS TO be capable and honest 70 aecepz s1bon3t-
naie places, he VII BE- only the more csItaln thai
The Country Fill be well setTed
II 70 odd that nobody has complained Jet thst
tne netaona AppoLI ed BY General Grant are IN
cspaNe or Of improper chssacter, but only that
they are GraRs frendA Is It a crime, then, to
haye Known the President ~
tsFer ot hb Personal friends to once th1n any Of
~ recent predecessors; but be has done what Nas
zone openly be has concealed nothing. he rntunt
yery easily have Nlpped IN the nant nf relative
q Trend Among ! u batch of appointments, and
thds tsoided notice Bat he has not chosen 10 hide
anIthloE. ~ ->'-~
, 1869-03-29
FAcT0EY OPERATIVES AND THE
TARIEF


In his recent speech Nr. Senator sprague,
Of Rhode Island, drew painful picture OF
the destitution which prevails among the
operatives Of that state. It must be re-
nc1nhezed that Mr. sprague is a manufac-
turer, and With other members Of bis family
employs thousands Of worknen. When be
spoke of their condition, he spoke Of that
OF which he Ind personal knowledge. He
is reported thus:
Wt'son that the country, aud especially New Eng.
1And, WIS prosperous lie knew The nnsI1ctal con
4tlon q ne manniaeturers and operatives In New
England, and he felt perfectly SURE II the anufac.
tnrers shouid close their estahlIshInants, Is ihey
soon must DO, unless their business could be made
renaien. the operatives would be thrown npon Tie
ssaFFe nearly sen thousand hands, ana ho g tner new
should suspend work for two week., tho eE,pioy-
eFa or the toNn would hase to take care Of tic
operBtaycA."
This statement is peculiarly Suggestive,
It is nade With reference to the peaple Of
Rhode 1aland. That State may be called
one Workshop, in which all the laboring
population arc employed, and from which
the whole people draw their 1ncans Of ls-
AN6' ~-o .noo3 auo sapltd "a lug otAto hfe
enp'"seo ~ producing cotton linciuulng
rrinted) cloths, steam engines, woollen
cloths, wood sc1ows, silver and s;lyss-p1atal
wares, jewelry, md stores. These several
pfoou'1a ~ nase peen ptotec'ed Hnce 1eC",
" aa' Oh onuee ranging from forty to
niaeeg per ce0t IN gold Lite manufacture
o' WOOD screws ls o monopoly, protected
NOT oniy os duty OF seSents-h7e per cent
N gold, nut tS patents IN this country md
IL England. 1hero Is not another state in
Inc oh'on whose people nre 80 exclusively
! engaged In manufactured, nor whose labor
~ 20 neasi'y hna compfehenslsely "pno-
"ekeo a8a'''se ioeolgh co'npet1aon.
o.. uue ~oskmen N ., npfagae and the other
h 49, hnn na l1'nn mus Oh tsnoao Island haFo
~ 's sos 49, I,so ,',sss asalrlss 'ne compens'on
49, "a' s.s "ua' u .aete
- 1A'4s 'sA'et As' 1ne'f efaNoyes
.E.,A.,. ~ 80 s a+4e"et no says tna1'
49, Nss~a,'D 80 X, op.ee'o pto'.o-
a. s. "As ~ 1.4o os.a1 peopie o1 sne
sou % ua,e 'oeu t'10o 1so'n fo 70 - per
n. w "u .Ae eo''oa' Aoo ps1nts. aud steam
!e"eny' "Sfe"s aoa p@ted ware
1'0s'I ~ 4'uo4o .S'4ao' 'ns laoofeta a1e bot
one aa, 'e"o'eu iso" Inc BINS honse or
.noS' slas's oy Tue foaoaae, unless fed BY
'ns a., nano Oh pta'ase coa''tS.
~ op,"soe nAs' pefnaps nnw'tsangly,
.o'a Hotn. ffofechon Il Of no possible
oeneat 70 ehe laoofef: Inc WORKMAN in the
, 1869-03-29

r7sra,s,tt IL pno,,ts oi c,ta1er womAn Who h1a
- s"Ian rnsfands within eight yeaEH One w4a
liifei na IL ane army and apotheF ID Eteet rghL
Tns other 1!e sdIstye, ahe nsytng oesa divorced
tttai her muahere connuhiat eIp!nfta, h1ytnv bAen
aIready sN'st married and divorced. api & non
rraty % 9uap up q ta.1a uan, though bat IL her
srreptecntt ycI
, 1869-03-29
THE RRrTIEH REVENUE.

Tho British revenue system is very much
simpided. The revenue from customs IL
nearly altogether derived from the duties
upon few articles, and none Of which COM
pete with home producta. The figures of
customs revenue for two years arc thus
, 1869-03-29

Ftox1 tIs Ntr Tori Ta4lp<mtsnt.
We pnhttat the following letter, bearing the 6g-
paztnent .shoush re have no pe7sonA sszausias>
ance with har. II her statements ase tue, they
should a1rest the attention Of the pahlIc; II they
aze talse, letthem be exposed:
TR1AsEAI pKFAR7aHSE, L
WAEuI$GTuN, March IL
in the Last number Of tho Jnderes.i<nt noticed
The women cmpio5e Il IL he teps1sz1ants Il Wasa-
inEtop NRs about 10 be made The aauae ~ that
pad to men Nd = HoInan nd n empseE Of
aEa!nst ny expressing my views regarding the
The mssses os women II The present time en-
SefI brilliant clerical abilities. On the conuar5,
ve1J manJ Of them hare scarcely etucauon
enouEh 70 tel the day Of the week bJ counting
and continuance u otica to their pezsonsi AoYsu-
taGeA Wnen man receives Al appointment 70 .
eesksnlp he Is obliged 70 apsa1 hefo7c nosr1 81
t.nn; and, although the examination Il not 10
ktHct = has Imposed On the graduating class Of
New Engdtnd college, II + 20 dlGcult that not ooe
womzn IL hundred could pass Il AattafAcsottly.
]. Tor che, claim tast women-educated women,
of eoafsa--Atr as competent 70 perform otAiQ h
tsFtng girls n their teens, Klsa ether recon-
rendAtton than = pretty face or pretty foot,
p!aee henselves on q inseAecsaas pa1 v0h men
Inn snr1J 70 make the confession, bat the truth
forces IL that the departments are Med win Ie-
EfAle8-CpWdcd. nay ny, with those r 40 aetve
the government IN no other WAY except " eu,bAr.
fasa the public officials IN tbs dlachafHc of tneir
dute8- cep}d furnish the haNsex Of scores and
scutcs Of women whom the heads Of depat1Hents
nAre uied 10 get I'D Of for nsoathA sad ycatz u
being utterly worthless, JET hare been Unable t.
do 10, oklng to outside influences. Could furnish
the names Of scaEcA nj women Who do net pesfuElr
| N hou11 : work per diem for the gpsefumeht; moi
J In every instance becaoAe they Rs& unwilling, but
| because they do not have the Hptt-shtre being
tuo many engaged IN the satne l1hot. In the o1cE
! Of 1he Gouptr0l1es OF the Currency. for instance
one-thlsd OF the force employed would be qaItt
sufficient TO perform sae lahcf. Tnla IL no Speca
/ lAtton On my part Know whereof xGlrm.
! In the Post unce Department the law pFpykte.
for trty female C1fskA, Aad desks are Ar1anged fo
thai number; Jet ex.PossutasteE GencFu Haa,lat
appointed onf hundred and ire. During the M
weeks immediately prior to bis exit he aapotntet
thirty female cterkk, md for what reason Eesre,
ouir Knows, Hnee nearly QUE dfth OF those a,-r.a
employed had Nothing to do-n2y, npx eynn = -
IN the Office c1n conceive Of no ea,+nir n.Ier
RapdnN nAd IN appointing these Nr3r, ~ gni..e
vas to eu1baT.zss bis successor, 07 e1's''
In cnuc1usbn, hold that Wop .ar vno nra ~,
petent 70 Perform The &auoe t nor - msr .hens ~.
receive tha game canpenss ,on snd = -, sm
The same conditions. fc.r Tia,sanr rstcT a.
should BE- 1tt1nla$e1- N~ VIZ
EEeE wo@aa en-. LOVED sao11. 3e subtected
TIC same eHAnfa<.. <..4dM . men and pe,so nj nca'
, 1869-03-29

fsasea TT continuation with Go,eYnos Bullock.
Fen AGand General AnheEt Too1h4 NodetstS
Kenobi1esn1 tAke the position thssH Georgia fe
tho Governor.
, 1869-03-29
Co.e OF Ctishler MnrtIn. NJ r.o...x,

C0xe OF Cashier Mnrtiu. nj Bo.<ou.
Bosrua, March sa-,JamA. d, Xs,tin. t,.e
Cashier os the Hide and Latnet Hank, VaS to-iaY
1GSG 1seaaFEsd e og o1deT ot tae United States GreV
s-, s*aIs, u 1SoosoAnte With President Iohnsr. AN
with enbszzleutnt and conspifscg 70 .,.fr.na. @i-
were prodneed By the Government =. .,t,vnsT. ID
WHICH ne gaTc hs.l IN 81, ,oo0 to aas-t -ter. .''
, 1869-03-29

~. 10 Ce7ntr Tha co,ntv h.v,no m
,,.,,,a-+r fz,n -h;,,, ~ .,,,rs+ ~, - ~,
,.+sd ~ r1.;,aa s,,ta. c;rcn;t r,,,-t
a.,,l,.o ;naonan+ =; = ;re-,ad ~, o,ta.o+;,.a
,,..aaw.s ~na,;-;,. ~. s.,...:<.., 49,
=. - go. L. r., 80, =.
1.s...,,~aos - ..s,.,,,..to-,- ~ al
=. -. -
Hs~. s.1 - s.sss.. ~
~ e -
.l'N w '1' ~o"ts'
'1e oe' A9 e ~ sA"e4
@ annu'' uAnus'
'"' .ne'eio'ot e'e'ap,'is '4o7 *aS
sSsso .eaa1s ts4s eueu4 - 1ets .ao - ~
"':a VI ouesus :. -ue' pas'a .eSo,ul1l..'
''lns 1oi.o cns .n. - "ouru : aos ooes & II.
.ue .Aena 49, ~ e.aaLsse,.as..s -su 80 ~ .s
~ 1''l, ~ a.4ss ~. ~ .Ia 80 =. .I..1
lHe '.'Aa.,l'a' :, 's4e@'e en, otAlA - .oto
,,'tse - .1e -Aes' ae, 4& $50. ~ s, &c. A-a
Aeeeu as1eIee - u,o o.ea ~ o.s.sss cn..t. ,.
~ 10 . ~ " 49, 49, - - 49,. 1Ss
'ot esae' 'nes oow 'to Suae'
'eeh. u 'ne ''aiA':i1' eo4& !" 1o~a'
VIII ot ,''"e"N e''}'a1 "neteos ne oouutS
'Ie''A .ahss .ne pt.son 4 ,1 pu1 =. wv o,'''o
ea e'e n.eo s,'Ases N1s'a'' slna W
ieeiaarres tbe supssvisors altogether, there
= assuming to decide TINT tho Ma.shal had
power to take them INTO cuatody-.a
tier words, that the wit Of attachment is
.-ed by the Circuit Court of the United
,atca ans yoia,
These facts present the following ques~
IONS, viz.: Suppose the Supervisors had .
al5d reason of any lind, whether it werc
injunction from State Court or other-
ise, why hey should not be required
eollzet the iudouent firm,
1e ta1.payers of Leo COUNTY. Was not an
;;e.nntiye mandanaus issued exuresslv to
aah,e them to show such cause bcfoze the
,ni,ed States Circuit Court before The per-
np,ory nnndamu. issued, md, having
:iftt1 Il, AhoE such cause. il anr Stnfa c,,nrt
, 1869-03-29
Cir Ttihunt.


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, 1869-03-29
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<ETAHEHs
AxRrrr4 NATION nKx.xDxn oy x1so r111ax oox.
cxafuo RECENT MILITARY xovnrxr.
FARI3 March n,
Tho Gdsstots Newspaper saya tha* the Emperor
Napoleon has demanded An explanation Of .nr
King Of Rfusah in REGARD to the recent mpsAyiz,~
ton Of troops IN thu Western Pruytucea -
, 1869-03-29

mnusolcum to nee.n aIehmond.
., ,aax11cs9 .s G, Asrc.s sE-A nrns In this eity
Sa t 70 noid EanitS aaa ~
81 SeT 1orf. - cost of SAs,oon
, 1869-03-29
Inpnn.

LOSS OF ! sTEAAEk WITH IAfAAEsE rnoorB y
4tAKQ-
. LONDON, March H.
Tele1zmrs f1um Hong Kong, ro-day, report tbs
eotal LOSS OF the Pacific mall steamship uszmaa.
north Of Yokohama She had = large unmbcr OF
1apaoese' troops On boatd, ait Of whom wero
drowned.
, 1869-03-29

AIItRa OF THE TrRKlsH AMBASSADOR 70 AIuKya
ArREy3, Afartn -
PortahtEs Beg, the Turkish Envoy naA Minister
P1enipotcf1tta15, has ur1iyed rrpm Cnns,ant,oope
and resumed amtcablc relations In behalf Of h,s
government with the Grectaa Court
, 1869-03-29
ILLINOIS,

,r1. <,,,o,4,, II. ..,t.t. -, ~ Sun. ,,:..~.4 -
14e 'oIo"AHS - is83s 2! tne ous approved oJ
the Goveshof On WEDNESDAY:
sESA4E H11A
s9a. IN net to incorporate tho Mission 8nd In.
trial School nf Chicago. :
saa. An hEt 10 Permit the planting Of Ghade aud
ornnmeQ Qtai trees along public fD4d4
800 Al act to vacatc certain streeta tp Smith 4
Dclap!aIns addition to uppef Alton, md Aiso q
GIG An SCI to INCORPORATE tho town Of peotn1e
ca An act rclatirF 10 the records Of The Count
Court Of 3fnrEhnif County
ComnaJly. : ~ 40
cis An at, to INCORPORATE the ulbcfaiau ucuer-
p1ent Sucicty OF tho elty nt Nlootntrrton
tM AZ 1T to fnoornora:e Dick I HFon ou,ncv
Brewery Catnnanf.
III; IN iii annniernrntal IN m nrf IN tnen+ra-,
ate The Nrtt1al St.Cut1tI Co{nrany
"a Al sct ior tae rslcf a he s,ate Entomo,o-
rtst -
IL An aet 10 change the aa,nc of n,ue,o#7, IN
Taxeye]I Counts, 10 that Of Wiiton.
, 1869-03-29

We puhltA4 tie following letter, bearing the d4-
nature Of ros1an-A clerk In The Ttusa1J d.
payfnent--though We have 10 personal Acqaains~
ance with h8r. II her statements ase tue, they
should a1rtst tho attention Of The pahlIc; II they
aze fnlse, 5erthem be exposed:
Tp8
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NEWS SUMMARY.
rifn Annira.


m nnknovu man, about twenty eight
xears OF agc.threw himself on the track OF the
TSpnton RAILROAD, uear Trenton avenue, yester.
dav afternoon, aud was Killed by the $40 train.
Thg Corouer was n)tiied 70 hold an inuuest
-The testimony in the contested election
ease was resumed yesterday afternoon be.
fore the examiners, Messrs. Messick aud
Batturs, and was directed to tue Seventh
diYision Of the Third ward where 10 was sho yn
that 9 number of Illegal votes had been pulled
Gor the Democracy.
--Au adjourned meeting of the delegates TO
the convention TO form q National Industrial
League was held yesterday. Officers we're
elected as t0liows:-Presdent, Hon. Thomas
g. Alvord: Secretary, g. B. .e65lns; Treasurer,
IJharles Wheeler; Permanent Council, G.. A.
TYoubrdge New York; john L. Hays, Boston;
Moses w. Field, Detroit; q. s. Senter, Whining
ION. Del. George w. Allen, Milwaukee; Darius
Gorph. Providence, II. l.; Henry d. Moore,
philadelphia; George Bullock, PhiadeIphia,
md Hon. John A. Grswold, New York
-Joscph Gregg, aged 16 years, residing in
narnenter street, near Tenth, was admitted 10
Inc PENNSYLVANIA Hospital yesterday with his
law broken. lie was mysterously struck IN the
face by some person unknown at Twelfth and
Market stteets.
John LIVINGSTON, aced years, residing at No.
2sIO Market street, had his hand caugnt in the
10 scbinery OF the Crst mill at TWenty-sccond
aud Market streets yesterday and severely
crushed. He was also removed to the Hospital.
The Chiet Engineer OF tue Fire Department,
30 his annual report, gives the number OF hres
curing 1868. the loss, Insurance, and loss over
insurance, as folloWs:-
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Domestic Affairs.

-Gold closed yesterday at l34s.
Customs receipts from the Sch to the 18th
instant, 81, ,2S6, ,4l0.
Fires ID the city daring 1868, 4S7. Loss,
o., ,770 All. Loss over insurance, S5i4,9l9.
james Grant, the assassin OF Pollard, has
been sent to jail at Richmond to await trial.
One hundred and Lhirty-scVen refugees
from Cuba arrived at Key West, Fla yesterday.
The Newfoundland Legislature has adopted
an address recommending a union with Canada.
Washington is rapidly filing up with peo pie
anxious to witness General Grants inaugura-
tIOn as President.
ANDREW johnson is preparing to leave the
white House. and will move his agallbles on
the Sd OF March prOX
Two OF the robbers of the Windsor (Md J
Bank have been captured in New York and
handed over TO Maryland officers.
w. II. Lander, Postmaster at Salem, Mass.
has settled his accounts with the department, a
small balance remaining in his favor.
r. L. Leonard a Missouri pedestrian,
walked one hundred miles III twenty CON
secutiVe hours, at 81. Louis, within the past two
dayB.