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THE ILLINOIS TORNADO.
Further Particulars OF Its Raruaes

Prus. ths Alton tFn.) 7tle17apA, Juns1.
are daily receiving further Particular Of the
dolcea o. The gentle summer zephyr which stole
Win rucn lingering catesses u osef the prairie On
Tho afst heard q the torundo ma upon the 1ltt.
no.s Rive, from whence It's course was In SOUTH
cAsterly direction through the northern Gtntts OF
Greene and Jersey Counties; scrons Macoupiu and
INTO 2oniaome1J, where NC lose sRns Of IL We
se asT =, 9sioE ~ fom Which a. destoc
III. J, y. WaErea,- Of Brighton. nnoEuas Us that
upon the Cppe. 11asa, Aacoupiu County, the hal-
stones iel thickt and Of velJ large sl1e. After
measured -four tncoea IN icuetd. Tne wheat il
thds vicinity VA terribly cut mp ny the haiistones
ranted By wind. ". c. c. perctyat wealthy
farmer q, The neighbour aod, hal go acres Of
. Nneat #h,ch was almost totally ruined BY the
NAt Fidelity the gale was very sererc and Tie fiji
Of hal!stones extremely destructive Nr. D. 2.
fTtchett, Of teat place, Informs Us that the hAll-
s;opes ws.e ~ ~ Esge ~, - goss ssg md one vas
had brick, I soiEd mass of Ice. M Prchett had
almost al the fencing around bis farm thrown
down and scattered over the prau4e- He had
bail TO the amount Of 1000 OF 9l,5On His me
olchatd, also, was almost Etned In the same nan-
As. Vaughn, nvtng south OF Fidelity, Tad a
large barn unroofed-
NJ. James Moore, living in the ssme vicinity,
damaged. III ION lid Ii am Eukeu. e'
On Hock1nR prntzte. = large BAN on the fa1n Of
Mt. John Gilwort was torn down, atld the ti1ureIs
kcafzered about Tdta oafu was buift Of heMu
logs. and WAS verJ strong and suhsraatlal Nj,
GtNrt3 orchard, also, Nas destroyed b. the
wind and hail On tha tRrnt prnir1e dwelling
house, belonging to nfw eett1eE, WAS blown 10
pleccF. md the owner WIS ytry severely injured
Tbs greater part Of the wheat On this pfair1e Il
reported as not worth harvesting.
Nj s4DkA Itch. living near Rhotes' Point
suffered sevcte luHs from hall; but little damage
done BY wind. lie had eighty Acres In wheat,
two-thirrla of which he estimates hs entirely do
StrpycJ. -
ca1ro1itsn, Grcene County,. was visited bJ the
right wing Of the storn1, but escaped serious d8t,
age, though = paying }oo Hs made for the
g.NzttyK
Woodburn. Aacouptn County. escaped With hat
slight loss, the path Of the hurricane lying about
two miles north Of tho town In that locality,
however, the wheat NHs 50 b8dlf prost1ated 6Y
tho wind unt much Of It cannot be Harvested
!. 4 gentleman rcs1tng IN that part Of Nacanpln
.Na1 In town this morning t0u reatcs thai, after
the stolM. he picked up hlll3tone weighing
three-5crl1hB OF popud =
ZAnaAyl4e, IN Montgomery County, l9 reported
70 have suEe1eo a1u1ost rs hadly rs Shlpman. The
toEn Tas nearly destroyed in one dwelling
which wis neAriy torn 10 pieces, \ woman WIS 20
severely Injured TINT Ahe Is cot expected 70 sur
Ftre. In pa1ts Of Montgomery County the Rale is
reported to have been more severe thao il any
Other locality.
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spain During Our Civil War.

fFe1a sat > ss1 York 74EBf&. J4ns l.
statement made nos long since hE W. HI
PesJ, our sscSstazy ot Legation ID spain, to the
erect tha1 tic Government Of spala hal resolved.
It onn period Of our civil VII, 10 commence rar
against the CnlIcd Stltea has cIcitc4 es,t1d deaj
OF AEcnttou and curiosity. N''
From Information that has since Reached u.s. we
GEa Inclined 10 believe the statement well Eouncd
The determination Of Npsln was hruuIht ebout b.
TIE ntHgles Of thu Emperor Of the French, sud
Mas na4ed o. complaint thai cur gove1uiuent
hAd been guilty Of q violation OF neutral r1.hts
~ nme - st9 3 o. October. 1sa US n1eh upon as
enect having a,Tesdy been rent out By the Spanisn
siaofeTnnent But through the setiye e1Eot{s OF
npefa1 Spaniards, devoted ntenls Of our Gauge a.
loeofsca! With their own. eeonier orders rer1.
ssat 3 OIL ~ tne steamer fruu Csz Of Septer3er
ID lSfa and the whole affair WIZ suppresscri
~ TIE psssse2t condition Of spAn!sh politics Il
mVp1a oe nl4ny mprEdent to dsclose the nA,nes
OF Tue ietsons Who rendered nj this seYyfr1s
1neS ar ~ now sinec the revolrt1on, prom,nent
panAc men. &nd tae3f positions and induence
" MoGld be seriously compromised BY prematqE
o. thsls as.en1y IN this TRANSACTION Isut
!he ume wtl Probably come before I0nr 1hrn
ts LEI aamta can he mste known and we csn award
deherSe- ' 1-'''see
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where it viii be acted upon without delay.
That body viii have 10 meet The iasne. Tbs
Liberds have shown their determination,
aad will not hesitate TO resort to any cor
stitutional means IN their power 70 enforce
the iactious Lords to \ sub. .nisz1on to the
popuIar viii. A contost between the Loras
and Commons on this bill would plunge
England into an excitement such as
il has not witnessed for half a
century, and out Of that excitement
would in al probability come forth Lib
eral party, OF which John Bright, with bis
land reform and tha ballot aud manhood
suffrage, VIII be The successful chief, aud
before whom mnny existing special pziyi.
leges will have to fa1l.
No such contest, however, is probable. The
Lotds win not invite a contest upon this
blu, when it IL known that thencefoz.h the
disestablishment Of the Irish Church viii
be the least Of the changes which the popu.
lar will will demhud. They viii, hovever
unwiaingly, accept the inevitable, Aud not
hasten, by an Intellectual struggle On IBIS,
other and vnztly more searching and revolu-
HQNarI refQEms.
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hs way down wooden support 10 the ceiling b.
NINA The ns8a ea4eEed At that point, and, nstu-
tsoTn sne 1o&Ae sap2e.t, splitting It n Ptece8
poEtion 81 ~ 1orcH IL this room, It separated, .
portion following the s1oseptpe % tho chimney
rooms II The nrst stoE5. Flooring 6os7as were
hosened, plaste1tcg torn from he vans, door
eakn9a spiineoed and f0rre,i frpm sae,I
.ptlces,> EhndoK8> broken, etc 4 loaded
5tnc in une- Of The bedrooms h2a ita stock
splmierea and torn from tn bar7r., but The load
was not discharged. Tic remainder Of tina cur
rent passed 1ion& tae door Of the room cyst
Eiatted- thence doNo the w1lI 70 The st1tru tear
tnG oa the plaster!n2 thence across tho ssalrs on
the brass stair rtta and down the Wall suppol ting
m GU inp tha eaz:h, leaving Only slight saayk,
n made BY EMAIL chtsel. vhtre Il took lt de-
ra6rfurc. 1ts edects In M1 OF the rooms were ter-
rfhit, And II Is miraeae thar the family escaped
eu9ae danucftcn- NJ. Iock cannot 1t Present
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4 remarkable case bag just been. tried in
Delaware. Thirty>six years ago man in
Newcastle County purchased aslave woman,
who, with her daughter, continued Ia ser-
vica as slaves until September LAST, when,
fot the first time, they heard that slavery
had been abolished They we're employed IS
farm bands. They brought suit against
their former master, Thomas Jefferson
Clarke, foz onehundred and forty-two weeks'
wages. Senator Bayard appeared for the
defence. When the daughters evidence
vas ofered in support Of the mo&her's
claim, he objected, but the Court admitted
the testinony-the adoption of tho -Four.
teenth Amendment. having definitely desor-
mined that question. After long trial,
the jury rendered q verdict Of $3.50 fol: the
mother, and a Judgment for Ike sum was
entered for tho daughter. It is probable
now that most Of the people Of Dela-
ware have heard that slavery has been abol-
lshed. The man Clarke WIS properly pun
1shed for his fraud upon the two women.
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CFoPs.
From ~ N<don ~. c. .Ntss, Hdy 20.

ZIMMERMAN Neh.. }et1rr enr.- = rhe nr,,,,..
Of m .uutrense 1hes, e3po is not II tr.rh, y
NJ I'm tnonfS :: @~'' ~ NC III "ea'ae1
= Tht AdaIf County iloEa{ E,-is.+r s,rs. .rA,,
Of the c-ops tpok !trst-rate. Whea. wasi.,.rIr
4 1e,ftr Nm CO.. Ill. WaT "a seEs - u-h..,
tn Aprrasxccc. q fuilT un 10 tbs syrrare ~ th1
stAsou. Oats md tayacT dtsnn HaTr hrsr, NJ
iEc 70 nush wi vesiner. From nrrsent sn-e.4.
anceA, IN Abpndant baTvcst o5 nc crr1ai. M. -
ftasonae,y e5trcied The frrtt nrosnrrt IL iuifr ~
up IA 1s1x, he year ol on iass eeoi eron. 1'4'
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We have letter from coaden .sytnp thai there
~ Mo6Som1 enough out 70. heavy crop, the
;o15xu9 = kept out, and no uniuItuaate most hap7
. Tie SetHakk1 Cir {SthS p.... nj usv =, SAW.
We oonE penere any Stats between th6tNo
nSsa ~ pEodnse. y the Present writing. bet
~ 9: A1a1 lof E9au E5aln than Eehe1sla afbs ID
oa We 0H need soma cheek to me7cnt. natura
tbe o% r.. .hs fsl nasseE % COM
p p.am nat not come forward 50 rapidly - many
anxious farmers would bo glad to ~ K y
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H0RTnME&TERH RAILWAY.
hnnunf Meeting Of the Observation-Disclosures.
uon ol Hoard OF Acknowledgements Of
the CeuEze ufshr management.

The regular annual meeting OF the ChIcao, +
Softn~esteEn Railtoa-l waS hcli yestenlaY IN their
toons, Ut The Corner Of Like and Clark streets q.
y. Baxter, Esq, WAS elected Chairman, an.l
Ffaucts De PfuhL Secretary,
on motion Of L.. R. Plsrson, the polls wc,:
opened, and Mesars Howe, ELLIS. and Retlaeti
were appointed Inspectors The election resulted
IN The ehosee Of the following senIemcu a. b.
fsetos1 T L Ior tne ennsulng year: Henry Keep. Srw
2,n AZ iett; . Bent Nathan, New Iork; Il. L
Yo<ti George & Scott New Tork; Joha Iisss;.
Eood, SeE York; F. T. James, Eew TorI: ", j,
11urnee. New York: Russell Sage, Kew futS: An
fnon5 Z Da,man, New TORI; !. / Ten ila1,,
easo: John L. Turner, Chicago: tieurss l. Dull
|aR chlcago; Alexander Mitchell, Auwalxre.
Inc following resolution Was naa11E,ouuy
adopted:
ktAof-st Ihzt the ats and doing. Of the Board a, 1
5Ss5'is q thfs eoMpsHy during the year rnl:uS .r
10 tar redemption And rttirtert Of tr sr.,.1n
lnH buha4 ot t4 company, and In the t.su Aid .iisM,-
sinau 9! capital rttek II this company and IN t< re:
eI1t policy Of th< DIRECTOR In fnprsstag tr rcEs-1Y
the afairs Of the cnyupaay a1i in
t;easinx The esaitneni s prov The tsxE 10 tl.s,
~ f2tErmcEts ~ Ea'aesa hercbJ ratinc.l c1l-
nsGkd and appruTsd
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fnEnFie9 OF ElecxEtcItY.

Ffpp* ~ saatA Btzaa tind} Re7txtr. JastA
During the pfeTa.ence uf = severe thander
st1Fu, ca Sator1sy lurrnooa three c4stie, otioa7-
Ing TO e. n StoSeF, Who lEes On the Laporfa
roAd, about two mites tfuEa this city, were GIesi
BY lightning. Tue shock ~hch Hled them IA
60 seTsre that r. 9. v; Loet. whose falm ID
loto1 ": Aovef1 statted out 70 eee Il the tight
tmRor!onit,es q n1 tt1sse soo d!i not e. buf r.
tofnsd 70 tae o1nloe:roasn, where The ress Of the
su doHn when bis hoase, Which
= latSe ono only recently halt III
Etn plaster: spllniets, etc, 1hieh lid ben
fosred fron the walls Jet none Of me family were
shossed y the sooluooa4 chssxr u electricity
wth ws,en tne building. nom ia Appearance, ,uass
ee7ta3n!I n9fs becn nlled. We It3ired fno
rstMi.es, nd nerer before ea1 = building "a
eqReely &c aaatr.d y lightning as Il the interior
~ tn@ oae1 Waile toe e1tesior Is unhar1uet ms
heuse hsA h,pped ROOF covered With snInxies'
s e1oem tss eap. .h'ea h eorcEea xata ua, aad
sa1.onoaed with railing. Thert WA =
sa&ht leak near one ooync. Of this an
@yTos. rsppsh satsh INC nas1 Ic75d
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pleasure Of belonging tot European islazd
which cannot protect them in va. nor
oeneat them in peaoa, 1t Is cur policy to
lot them do il We can stand Eeceiving tho
money as lo1g rs they can stand paying it.
In the meanwhile We viii give them a. good
commercial treaty a. is accorded to the
most favored nations, but no better one.
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Two re1ataouA etroa erept into the fol-
lowing paragraph in the article in ycater-
dAy's TauuSE in relation to selling gold to
purchase bonds
CalllnG the debt ii present 81 6oo 600 ooo, II the
policy We have named were pursued, 1t would be
reduced ns follows:
ny the rate Of gold thds yrar 4 ~ IN fsp
~ savhs Of Interest compounded fur fve
p aavins q PER cent trgurt3 hy isW...,.. 1s1011
ny sAv1nH Of Interest Oh the same.......... 1h7Em
Total rcdne&Iou.. Aaot la un
And thereafter the lRtetest on the debt would De-
present" '' ~
The total reduction would be Sao1, ,443,-
goo, and the interest on the debt thereafter
would only bo slo7 ,o0o, 900, being sls,-
100000 annually less than is now re-
quifcd.
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The Cincinnati papers are pnbliahing, as q
specimen Of "splendid w.t." the remark
nnde BY clergy Of that city at festival
in Boston. The remark Was" Tint it vas
no uso for Western man to claim any pa5-
6cular place Of residence before Boston
audience, unless he hailed from Chicago. :"
This Is considered in Cincinnati to be Wit,
and We suppose the wit cor1sts In the truth,
and the fact that it WAS spoken by clergy
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Two Men on the Scaffold In North
Carolin0 The Governor Telc-
Eraphed to for u Respite The
Criminals Wait E'iSo Minutes with
tho Rope Around Their Nccks-Ar.
rival Of tho Respite lust ns They
arc About to ho Swung or.
From sAe Weldon {x. c. Stes, Hay -.
Of Gus Baker md jim Thomns, two Vale
butcher nar1efcre at ltnllfax, eariy Ia the
day crowds OF blaets and . goodiy humber Of
Halifax, With :hc vain noFs Of seeing the cxe-
cution. Between the hours Of Is ind the
% e1ecusion o. ws . % take place: u O'Clock ar-
oa:ns seersta.y cru Il Kesn. ds@andnx e0m seinaE taE
The prisoners should not Be hung until Friday, ne
tsh 81 Jnne next stating TIN. nc rcseI'e woaldoe
70 aettoE1eaHe Ills despatch ~ Official. and 30
telegTapaed uolden's Secretary. Shortly after II
eaS asesaa Se snse u e e. @ "a
10 the !ast moment; that Goyesuor Holden, who
vas IN Baltimore, had asain been telegsaphed to.
Esounds and ptoeeee,e., TO arrange for The execu-
uon during this time the excitement had been
intense owing to TIE vnrtous dispatches, aad the
IN aespase u mia aus eerso TSs rssn',a ruS'a
which came IN the morning waa ID answer TO IN
Urgent request nom Nj. !A- ConiEiand one OF the
made Without The Saoe!etIse .! aaa ths pr'soncss ~
the1aelves>, who ea.yed mai TING should be riyrn
Gus BaRer to see Catholic priest, he ilaker} hav-
hin before executed, Nr. Contslsna nsytus tsIe. rt
F7saAsd Governor Holden cxltF yexteriay uuru.
Ing. But TIE Sheriff having declared his Inten-
nam ii il oc!oet, ~. conssiaaa = aeeomaaaea :s,s
BY tx ladies', visited tue rgtson1s' cel aud ecsd
the services of the Catholic Church to them, AID
trance Of deputy Sheriff Horse Hc1i, lie HES Of
Baptism being s'1nlnsste'ed atses the prisoners
m
ND walked, apraren1l. cool upon the scai1o.d
Aalef was dressed tn wnte pansS n hte snlrx ar.i
xhsse Gloves: Thonata N the satre manner, M1th
sisted by Deputy shefi1 Horace Teid. % inen n.
trsted the ropes around theif neckA and pi.eed
the c1pa oter their fAces, and death seemed tnev-
ptrailcno OF The TINE allotted aad The Snert1 de-
clafed hts intention 10 wait Ore niaQtea ana scr
Y ha5 fu11ner despatcnea should como. At this
he tine had expired, and demanded that the
prisoners could rot be hung after that time
snhout positive violation Of The 1Aw, and tna1
The Sheriff = own time wanted ulne u1tuutrs Of
J; and uany bystanuets sustained hin. Consider
saie exs::snsn. I1svs1ca tho sneH1 avu1ias lis
ttne whtch ~ Nssch called loF: but when tbs
trat.e[ MI being g1rn1y discussed, the pYisorars
r., y u Esa4s,2s Sanding ssaay z e l.aneaed
heath them the pfpp which neld their life ~ Il by
Rds.sso - fol'o*s:
" sag = hbsns. f. u. -, as,.,. ,.s..s y 6
th< Tscss. I'D SaSss. AZ bssrhy Fs.Piaea
p n sas - Cay Of Jrns ne1: oa whica gay sety WI
The sns.tr \. once Hsalaed IL Ell in;eneian % 10
sses9ize ss5 tn,s desn.;eh nd as q eea pa1
NaA bEt little Ahsted The pgtsoaer1 Werc then
relsascd from their car. and rope, and quietly
ff4d&f Ell HDLAfk Nfa36
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Loyml GcorK1m

,,e Ine following Is the article pnb!iahed IN the
Anc9n Gd7>} Entan for which ia editor, ". j.
EaAlke sNa5ze hss been indicted under some
8tAtHte o. the Ssata Of Georgia:
"THK alfr4Trok-To ray We arc not da. pn,tn..
q At the nction Of Congress On Tue IeoYpta uncs,
tione Wo4lq not alleviate the paIn We leeI Il ,he
EeSaK We arr disappointed, so:eIy tlisappointed
ano idf gooI anh substantial rcAeonA iifc, tht
ntst ana dearest thing 10 not only every u1an bnt
n1ofe must spill theft blood before tic tarT nnnd
@ we government can he moved to prutecf IL
Nehds u section Of It's domain nAlcb il 1iJed
r,o!a, sa " enemies We hare begged, We hare ica-
ana yet-no detloni' Are lofal suhIeCts nf ihcc
nalted states u Georgia 10 he less farortd than
taeJ Ne l1 Cuba : An American citizen dare MT
pe harmed the5e. hile IN feoYp7a shey 4re tuur-
aTsss e .ne oanaFed annually, and no hops Of
AeWhat lnrnenec could have been brought 70 benr
osMetse ConRftss from Its purpose we are at 4
toss 70 k1oT hut 1t Il plain enough to I'll thst the
Hue men ol icorgia-those who stood bf the
sotsfLmsns before, during, and hncc the why,
aho aft now true 1ele1deEs OF tla Congressional
plan O. ieconstE7!ction, have been abandoned to
A9t !Ae' Inest ddeltJ hAs been repaid with
eunIeEplr and u now becomes them Is men to
Cement tntn ranks more closely than cVcr, md
-oe!ena thtmseitea! Let ihen not, Ike cowat3a,
Ne government Of oHr fathetA Let them pre-
tens A 1obroken front, Anl demand tooth for
= q luoth, N c5 c Tor IN e5s. Let them shor rtbels
tnat sneJ nave the nerve TO defend themselves
ize into soe!e,!t:s-secrrt societies: aud Nhrn
teoeh commit their liabolicA horrors upon them.
pfcaase OF their opinions, fctaltat8 at fen-fold
JAHh E1f eFe@F life ihat u taken, iay csrry
nonse u ashes within Eve miles Of the spot wnefr
fucn blood Il spilled; shoot down every rebel who
Opposes you, and turn the horrors bark upon
tnosc "ao asr daily repeating them upon loyal
peopsc- DO II. and GOD viii be your ehiefd!''
, 1869-06-04

Ths Oits.a Gnj F;ss 7Sadtr saYs: Tide eoa
uaet toz the whole roaI, The Fox River yM1eyl Is
Dot ONLY let, but large portion OF II sublet and
the,r hsnds, nd u lie Vicinity Of q Ses,ar WE va
understand, WORK has actually begun; but from
present Appearances 1t may tAke week q two
tho line, especially trom BtEeator TO OttaeA, tue
hlndsance encountered being to obtain the right
At The r,lroad meeting N Milwaukee, On FIJI
day, The sPerteTs concluded that It Nas both pr1c-
tkAhte md to tae advsatage of NuHzntee 70 eI-
tend the Southern wisconsin Ralroaa from Mon.
roe 10 Dubuque, and to blibd 4 rpad br waJ or
Aayr1lle And the Iron Nlnea to Fond IA Iac
Nayor kiroy also 1Ade strong ptea tn favor Of
River. lie said II would on.v require twenty miles
0! dry canaltug, md then Milwaukee would nase
Asystem oY cotnmn1icaaon Of fx R1cater rsspe
Al ETbanA; M, on satnrday night, NJ. c. i.
G1ERs, President Of soe DunEnae, ttbanA, Bur-
Anaton feo1!s Railroad, proceeded With zt1ty
mad o1eS ana 6eyoud tne e;oaS ~ or r Tue BE- easna @ ~
paignL Monticello L Decatur RAth-oad. Nj. Gae.;7
VA informed that he could not naake the crossing
Ton, ~ The auasnty Of MD road had m ln|o1o-
ton Eead{ 70 scrse, which would presrnt the Daa-
= ts ho.e @ om r. 9ss:!ns IL Has onr nspashf up
law oy 1eich railroads afe 70 be ccnstroried ii
sas EVE -, s..1 2 q
new lne1s and, u halt those projected a1e ooi,t,
Deka1o County wu be covered WITH network o{
Eoh. AmclE thoet spoken ol With confidence by
tne p1otectaEs, ase the BelEtdeTr aud 0sszMA RtAI
Ehtch ID to run through SoctA Grorc End DeKalb
Clinton and Pa*Paw. the Oregon md AutusL
Iuuntn4 through Rochelle, silao, Clinton. btE
hcc1, and Su41z GyoTc. md the Atnhoy xnd Pla;u-
Geld. Eu1nins through SnahoonA Clinton and
s11Aw Groye, or on the line between xhose
towps and the tier Of townships south Or them
Na4t except t4lk I'LL come Of ttesr projects, no
boty nowa. We Published last week The pro-
eEecinEA Of the meeting for the Organization Of
he Arnboy PlAsE1cld Roa1 and We tn1a week
Ette tns Proceedings for The equalization Of tho
Heis1dere Us1as line; bat It seesns Il present
tnAt ths rad Inost likely to ae pushed 10 compile
tca = maj OF the Oregon Autua, be true,
Is Epo1tet. thas the Chicago, Burlington Qa1n-
ey tkA!tosd pfunise 70 Eu7tantec the bonas md
teA*e the toad when constructed To rs 1t aeens
nos UartptAtic that = decision OF the Supreme
CouIt against the constit1tnnalify Of tie laH IN
aef WHICH Ihesc arc proposed 10 be built, may
o!1eg ~ there schemes 70 IN unCmely end
lie New fQtf 1iHks, IN nn1ncial article OF
h4frrdov- s2E, "{t Ia s:zse. to c1T ttst tho ChL
c1xo North western RAl-u4d, In 4cco1tAace with
TIC flles Of the Stock Exchange, gave tbs Enosu-
Ing the required thirtJ dAJa' Eo13ce that launO
eh4fes Viii oe added to thetr preferred stock, aod
tnaS tnis mock Il listed to reptace bonds which
hASc ncrn pad and cancelled md TO pay for new
eQrtoment which ta8 been put on the road during
fne Isass sA mehthA The directors Of the com-
Tany have enEaEr 70 take this stock II par free Of
1oa" "~~
, 1869-06-04

.'e" iutA aespa'on s'a1ea thAt-
to-G,r, Generai q HIN 5u Waih5drc ~ ,1n 9et[
auce resolution M 5eeonnenaing the President 70
rro1tncs en- she rTnnnd IA iii ae t9s t tr
est *N to*Aru ultimate annexation"
NJ "nlhs1d Sc was st1ennously opposed
10 'he ahroeahon Of the lnte so-called Reel
psocaty treaty, and IS consistent now in ad-
Soeasne l's renewal but he gives bad
reason therefor when he rests its advocacy
On 'he ground That 1t will be the specdiest
way 'o""fu ultimate annexnhou-' Preyi-
oas to the formation Of the last treaty there
was a DECIDED ana growing annesation fccl
~ IN the british provinces. But from tie
o1F et The Adoption OF that treaty
1IA its expiration noth1ng more WIS
heard OF annexa6on- The provinces hsd
secured nll they wsnted-unliuited and un-
restricted access to the American markets
Tor MI Their surplus products- They coll
tibused not dollar to the support Of this
government, but gnined millions by having
the unta1ed ranse OF our markets, and at
The same time enjoyed the privilege Of
leyy1ng Whatever duties they pleased On the
manufactures of the United States. Our
colonial neighbors had nice thing Of #
while that lop-saded treatY lAEted. And it
WIS during those ten years the provinces
made their greatest progross and develop
nent and increase OK population and wealth.
The treaty has been serogased couple of
years, and matters have changed over there
reEy greatly. BUSINESS and progress are At
standssan; tunes ~ duA-aafo' IN 1ac'
property eas oecllhea heas1S IN Saae-
rev immigrants IRON GREAT oAsa'n are A.
irving to stay, while vast numbers a1e SELL
ing out aud leaving for the Stated ihe
farmers o. the provinces feceITe oneiou1th
to one1h1rd less Tor their products than tbs
farmers ae1oea the Inns Ia the adjoining
States.
4 ta1 q 70 TO 80 per cent Is now
LEVIED On all the products OF the Dominion
entering or markets, and from which our
government derFed g, ~, lGe IN gold for
The hseal year ending duly l, 1865. The
income Tor the previous yesr "asS5, LIS, CLIO,
and Tor thus year 1t VIII be something over
n1 nilhtns. Tins Il a revenue our govern
neht 1s NOT o'spoSed 70 surrender Tatnonf
some eqa1saent, una toefe Is zone proposed
IN General "albr1dges p1oposihon.
Since the termination of tho treaty the
agitation for Independence Of Great
britain and anne1atca TO the United States
has recommended, mad would move
faster but for the hopes held ont by the
Canadian officials Of renewal Of the treaty
at an early day. But thera has been more
annexation talk IN the north ssde of 'tht
, 1869-06-04
- FDuAD DRbMAEp"
THREE Bodies Recovered from the River
Yesterday.

The body OF Martin Doyle, who feti iutn th.
water Hhii= endeasorin2 to get Into 4 boat last
SUNDAY afteraoou- near the Polk STREET bridge. ans1
Wss drowned. was found near the bridge yestr1
ony nofomE An inquest WAS held IN the amer
WAS rendered by the Iurr, " 'As
TIE BODY Of man supposed TO be that OF Sob,e.
Gay morning found IN TIE river psar Van 1nTcn
esfecs h1d2e lie Wae meas1rer Of 1uu,her In
sone JaIa contiguous 10 ths river, aud it Is SUP
poted Ee ten from the Gocg Into the water.
Thc booty Of IN unknown mnu vas fnnnd ,e,r
ine Nonh Pier, ute1dsy-, The coroury he!d N
inquest and veFt1tct Of atound drowned " wss
rendered. The corpse had a gray nannei shsrr
Tee MANS 1ats Il sandy. with q tshx mocstachc.