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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22

We have also received the Eleventh Volume
OF Lfnes Ltrng Age which well susains tho character
Of that excellent work for interesting selections from the
best periodical literature Of the day Llten g. Gayg
edition Of odd Leaees from he LIE NJ a Louisiana
Scamp Doctor, by MADISON TENsAs NJ d. and OF MAJOR
JOness Chronicles Of InegiHe e. Is. Peterson Brothers
The Closing Scenes Of the life Of Ost by j.. d. Buck
D. d. being har1nonlzed combination Of the four Gospel
histories OF the last years Of SayiOurs life o. b. Lip
piucott Col oaSella, The Children Cf he valleys,
by MARTHA FARQUHARsoE, a tale illustrative Of
the heroic religious life OF tho Waldenses
IN the seventeenth century CThe Same; Outlines Of COM
position, by II. ]. LANDER, and 7. L. HOWARD A. NJ,
course Of exercises on pow plan, intended to furnish
models in the art OF composition by analytical ar
rangement Of topics oakley Mason) Better Vieps Of
Lfrflo, by A. b. CHILD M. D., lttlo Ypume though
written by doctor Of medicine, Treating Of the wonders
Of theology aud intoxicating the principles OF religious
and vrtuous life the platform Of spirituasm Dos
ton Adams q Coz; Essays aud Lectures, by RICHARD
McsHRRRY, NJ. D., the early history Of Maryland,
Mexican affairs, homeopathy and hygiene Baltimore;
Kelly, Pet, q Coz; As by Fire, novel, by Miss
NELLY MARSHALL George S. Wilcox)j ont OF
ne Fire. temperance story, by MARY DwRELL
CHELLs q. N. stearns); Seab,1y Castle, by
CECIL HOPE u. b. Lippincott & Coz; Songs Of
Ireland and 0er Lands, collection OF Irish, senti-
mental comic songs chiefly devoted to the praises Of
patriotism love, and piracy ID. & j. Sader Col The
Ton TO0dte6lTgs, DY f. CoIDJnS ADAMS tFhuauephla:
ClaxtoD, Rensen & Hafelingeri Gertie's Sacrifice,
temperance story, by Mrs r. ID. GAGE 81. N. stearns
Lessons from Daily LIE, by EMILY Z. HILDRETH cOlec-
ton Of good precepts drawn from the teachings Of the
Bible ~. b. Lippncott Coz; The Life Of Columbus.
chiefly by ARTHUR HELPS one Of series
OF biographies prepared under the superin-
tendence Of r Helps and for the most part taken
batim from his History Of the Spanish Conquest in
America" Crhe same) The Cruise Of Tie Gdlaisd by the
Rev join MINER, and OSWALD W. BRIERLY record Of
Prince Afreds visit TO the Australian Colonies mostly
taken up with unimpOrant details OF the voyage aud
eeption Of His Royal Highness CThe Same; Dolores
tale OF disappointment and Distress compiled from the
manuscripts OF Roland Vernon, esq, by BENJAMIN ROB
INsoS a.. j. Hale 4 sOns).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22
gtG CIVILIZATIONS.

A MEXICAN PH0T0-LITHOGRAPH CO. IS
"A OFFICE. AEnALo BgiLDnS-BtoadssJ-ROom 40.
IMPORTANT to EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS.
~ TTtIset visiting Earops should provide Themselves with HAR
PIES HANDBOOK b W PEsEEoEH Para price 81 So tbs
Esg'h language. which h made entirely lew every ysst
HARPRRs PHRASE BOOK; o. 'H.Speooy n, Ts,v,, r,,v
m ib use Of av.ers ud school, English 0srmsp sad
lhhsn BY w. PEMBROKE FETalBGF price. 4 50 IARpER 4
bhOiHRRs Psblslen T0T sale bT al BsoIs.lsu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22
i)rouosaIs.
DEPARTMENT OI DAKOTA, oTrcE cHrsy ouAsrshH4srHh,)
SAINT paul. Nina Dee. T. 1853 )
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA-

DEPARTMENT oy DAKOTA, OFHgh
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA-
TIOs-SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received this once
M n O'clock Th1eth Jay of January 1872 Tor ths trauspoaoa
Of Narr supple during commencing April s and end
isg Msrh o. 1870 Route No T. from saint Paul. Mnn Sut
s be s,.sstl o. Minnesota and that portion % DA
l T0y rinr Missouri River ard bounded By ~ and
from Port siernson other dehgnat points on TIE Aoar River
saN present Posts such be sstabIhed east or nora o.
that liver IN Dakota Territory. -
weight 70 be transported tbs Route, No. T. shan n ereesd
Teu Million pounds QJ0 $4,000 lbl
bidders vi per hundred nc pounds per hun
drel p0 miles ir .ah month Of As beginning April S69 And
suiag March 81. 1870
sloui give their wen their places Of res
d,nce proposal should be accompanied BY Bond IN The OF
dollars signed br responsible
enz coutt awarded for the Tono mentioned In TIE
the party prope T the contract vi" he accepted A9 ca
isre good sn Sufficient security furnished BY sad parry In 40
ooriauce y Of this sdTerisemeuL ..... .
all he required TO bonds In The am Toes nun
drei thousand dollars Sl0lVSlL 800,
siciorJ evidence othe loyalty ind ovsne Of sah bidder and
vii be required Aud before award
bidder made Dc riu be Repaired g. ahcOy evidence OF his
slaaty u,Gu carry fairly ard fully such a contract
Proposals. it1oei Proposals Transportation
Route will be entertained uHes they iay comply With
The requ rnue- "a II this Aircfiisement
assd Ie nut be prepared execute The
ald 70 be required bon4A M the aiAa Psor
O coutract
TIE readiness for service b. tie ist day ofAp
ud be required place - business a. which
b. be with promptly and readily for Route Ne a.
st stsvsesoo Pisgl. Ie'or or such other
blank forms Goxrs conditions Of tic 10 be entered
bs bad kpreicr - this onre or TIE oss m tbs Quarter
mister EcSiok, chicago, saint Louis Fort LeAVenvoe. and
onIhi and must hstomFAaJ ssd be part Of ne goPHl
LtcOl Dspur Q. NJ Ger. Dr,. BIgGsu.. usAl
Cliefo NJ. Dept Of Dakota
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ntb Qualifications.
"Every p.ge of this hook Is Interesting I'm Citizen
THIRD EDITION NOW READY.
RLINDPITS.
A STORY OF SCOTTISH LIZ

Ieree l2no. 81 IS
NJ Its vivid picturs ~ life u aeenfae
af character showing keen insight motives ana
feeling and above in the sTeVd and sy yet k1d hs.S
I ,e,s opt on almost every and which many OF e
uor scenes persOnges With an indeserbabe
Press . -. -, ..,,.,i. -, -, al. hooks Of
the season. Philadephia Ciu Item. a., 4,
There The whole 80 pages one hat du nor Que ~
bad"-l lthaesn. ,... ,.1,,.,i,
I'VE 90 not with aso that trusts % much TO nahel
it, own. London Saturday keNle"
New Editions Resdy
THE AMAZON. From the German Of Fran Dingeedt lran'
The number Of the North British Review devotes 50 pages
10 review translation OF this nook aud places Dnse'
among the leading winters Of fcton IN Europe
These books by all booksellers and sent rospad on re-
oeipt OF price, by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22

A volume of poems entitled POetische Bitder
a,, aen Thse der Erde selected from the most prom
Uncut German poets by the celebrated traveller now on
visit 10 this city ROBERT sCHLAGISTwEIT contains de-
scrptfve sketches OF several OF the most famous scenes
and localities in different nations AS counterpart 70
the instructive lectures OF the compiler they cannot fail
70 command the interest OF his hearers in reproducing
with the charms Of verso many of the great natural
features of tho earth which have been illustrated IN his
eloquent prose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

In addition to the usual excellent miscellany
for juvenile reading in Our Young Folks tho present
pumber gives a new instament OF Mr. T. B. Aldrieh's
One story Of Bad Boy" relating some salient passages
Of semiautoblographc experience with neonparaDie
humor and mction betraying gift Of pquant harrauon
Oh the part Of the writer unworthy OF his accomplish
ments ia verse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22

TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT aud FALL
RIVER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22

TRAINN LEAFE NM lUKh,
For New Haven aud bridgeport Ts lkI ll9o i2S EL) D.
(Rr } 3.t5. 4i2S, and (RS) n m.
Milford STAFFORD FiiSod Southport and wsspOh .5oL
for Nofes L g. Er)s, 1880 lgs Ok s (Br) o;as
l23, (EI.) $3.50, o, OH p. m.
Per Darieu, Z, g. 1888 a. ms 3t5, 4;25, SSH 2.
For stanford T. O. tEI) lliJo lf;l5 RI 2ll5 (B1
945 ans (BLD 4:45. 500. b;3o. (Bn) "a.
Fo Greenwich and mlermsdAs stations l3o e:l5, 3:AS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22

The Riverside Magazine, which commenced the
new year with an increased store Of attractions, shows
great spirit and freshness the number on our Ia
BILE It's edited with untring diligence and lexcellent
Judgment and numbers its list Of contributors several
of the most successful writer's for the younger folk in the
country Tho present number has contributions by Mrs
Helen c. Weeks, Phebe Cary Abby Sage, and oharac-
terstie story by Hans Christian Andersen. The emOe
shments are OF superior ORDER ana both the costume
and contents OF the Riverside" commend il to vel
come greeting from the household circle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22
@tN0inn GArNs, &c.

AT WM. EYERDELLI SONS, No. 104 Full
n ios-,A-wkDDlNG CAkDS AID FINR STArlosERr tEsiaS
hshsd si5l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-22

A substantial article in the Atlantic for this
month by Mr. Z. H. Derby s devoted to Our Postal De-
acenoes describing the service now administered in
Of the principal countries OF Europe and arguing In
favor Of certain needful improvements IN Dr.
Henry Bowdtch continues his valuable papers Con
samption." dwelling especially the effects Of efficient
sunlight In promoting the disease, well the OF
pure AIR, good food and proper clothing "Rituasm In
England" is discussed BY Mr.. Arthur Pember an In.
Esh writer who faTors the movement regarding it as
She revival OF religious feelings and practices Of a per
Hanent character and which is rapidly gaining ground
IN the Established Church. The facts which he relates
curious and win take many readers IN this country
~ surprise In many parts Of England, Rtuasm has
undermined the ordinary religious OF society
Gs effect has almost been 10 produce cOnvulsOn II has
parted freDds divided families evoked bitter prcudoes
snd reused mp storm OF opposition. Excited meetings
have been held for ~ suppression MObs Of rioters have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-25
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Big Bond Exciiement-Thc New Orleans
Loan OH tho New York 1arket-Wiint 1t Ii
and How 1t Got Thore-Facts WithOus
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 49, 1869.
There is one matter which engrosses public atten.
ton here TO the exclusion almost Of other topics.
1t Is question Of the partial negotiation in New
fork of bonds Of the city Of New Orleans to the
amount OF over million dollars. Aside from the
amount involved there are other considerations Of
much Importance attending the affair. stormy
meeting OF the Common Council last night had the
subject under discussion the local press In mere or
less guarded terms have referred to the subject but
has yet had the courage to probe the case to
the bottom. plain statement, therefore, of the
law and the facts without note or comment, may he
Of considerable value both to Wall street aud New
Orleans.
The Grst public notice Of the transaction came Ia
the shape OF the following New York despatch TO the
New Orleans Pi0aVune:-
Tho million and half per twenty-five year
bonds OF the city OF New Orleans placed New
YORK; market Saturday by Messrs. J. W. Se|igman
Co., OF Exchange place. and before night 00j OF
the amount had been disposed Of To-day Monday the saes
had large when last the Messrs s., but
at an early day.
Right here 1t may be well to give copy OF one OF
the bonds referred to- They run as foliows:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-25
receive colonial objects for exhibition uudar the fol-.

receive colonial objects for exhibition under the fol-
lowing special reguiltions, Wit
L. Every OBJECT which can be exhibited In vertical
surface or wall space VIII be accepted II accompa-
MED by certificate from the government OF the
colony where Il was produced that such object u
worthy or exhibition.
O. Every producer desiring TO exhibit an object
which VIII require for It's exhibition superficial or
floor space must forward to her Maestys Com
m.ssioners before date to be hereafter app0 nted
working drawing or photograph OF such object,
with accurate dimensions or descriptive particulars
on receipt OF which her Majesty's Commissioners
will II the object be considered worthy OF exhibI-
ton, transmit direct TO the producer certificate OF
acceptance OF such object, thereby guaranteeing Its
admission.
8. Any producer may at his option instead Of con-
forming with either OF the foregoing regulations.
send any OBJECT direct to the Exhibition buildings
for the INSPECTION and approval Of the judges
selected for other British exhibitors, and under the
same regulations "a shall be prescribed with re-
ference to other British goods so submitted for In
specti0n.
Further particulars having reference to specialitles
OF each colony Will hereafter be sent
HENRY Y. ID. SCOTT,
Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-25
$1,000. }0ity Arms.

e. 4 $1,000 lolty Arms. $1,000
S5 SICITY OF NEW ORLEANs, STATE or LOU.l
all IBtANA.
SHSSl Issued In conformity with section I, Of acH
81 0f the state Legislature, approved eth Feb.
e g SrE Iraary, 1859.
ri Know all men by these presents, That the
5SS. * Icty of New Orleans IL indebted to John A.
q O'Brien, or bearer, In tho OF 81 900,
5sSSn which sum the said city engages to pay In
5-SE ionrrent money of tho United States, At thei
ESS lonlce Of the City Treasurer, In twenty-hveI
.s Iyears from the date hereof, with interest A.
"a 1.-THE rate Of seven percentun per annum,
9U payable emannually, on the FIRST days of
S0SS March aud September, in each year, on thej
SSg delivery Of tho Interest coupons attached in
SaSS 1.-The city of Now York, at such bank as thel
- yS Fiscal Agent shall direct. Dated New Or
SO leans, LIST March, 1869. [Synatures of
Mayor. Treasurer and COmptrOller.1
, 1869-04-20

9sen1e; Tsn M,;lszn With dy preceding along
inatans Geset Gna his horse's breast ea1sns almost
,he A1iK 1;11o,a H,onss Is or TIE EprroEs eompnsag
ras,arIdH annoh Association were " EMca9o
convention i4 for Cairo, TneIe ,ae 4,4h auA, u,
in,la;lon t1.a = by aea aissa. eoi!se
i.et =, a,an. tns ed111sited the Dearborn Theatre
TO- ~ ieie Iasleaye the city TN 1nornin&
and after having IL nIoeeea y bT uose citiss
viii embark on an e31xton 10 Noble by invita-
snsrtal s,ur T.! tqe Aoie s 10 Railroad Company
Gcn1fai Raiiroad co1Hendered co1He py me anlSs ~
pa.ty WI probably Be a5 a5eateS II TIT to Inc nunbeF
o. o7ef 2e0 edituF4 and lat Il Il trotabIa that
New Orleans and 1Iontg0f- rfri rn0 re visited
before the excur1ionists rety
CLARK STREET BRIDGE Was "a scene q serious
collision al,out II o'clock last nEat The 1ux Louie
Dole, having weasel tn tow, wns14aaui1g up the
river. and the steam barge uni<t vi coming
down, when the Dole whistled for IL passage t
the right OF the bridge, as Was Its prtl;cse. Tht
Hilton, however, quite against The rl- desired
that HaF also, and while both we're CON tading fo
the privilege With their whistles coliis{G ensued
30 far az could be seen 10 the dark. the sesel hs
its entire forengR7nR calrted nway. rne Vito
was considerably damaged about the Wbsel-lnna
and screw. Whether tic Dole sustained ans taII
Hes could not be ascer14ned, since she con1.nas
to stea1n up the ttycr.
YESTERDAY FnREsoox q serious runaway o
cuE1sit on North lialatei street. near Mtt"auk
avenue, Resulting IN the demolition Of waFt
apd slight injury 70 man. 4 tam attached to
jen,tn1 the driver halt buried n H.uC- T
frightened animals continued on their na'i cou1
Yor some distance, and were arrested only al
ur,;ar. 50 uncercnon1ously dumped into the MI
was somewhat injured by striking bis hsai on
| rall1uuA truck.
, 1869-04-20
~
OHIO.

yfustcal Festival ut Mnn"t1c.o-
rro,atucnt y0cnIibiS ana ""
ct,,,,s F,se,rut-rkcvcnuc Cot1cctaou"
IN observation-disclosures Dc7ds
Special Despatch to The Chicago T1eune.
NAS*F1Elr, ", April ".
The Stale Festival Of Song commenced us sss-
e,ons ncrc tc-,ns. Thc attendance promises u ne
..,r ,arcr from, this and other States A1aons ius
e,n,rrnt ymulls1s and musicians aAsasts n.'NSSA i
er,. fhr following names; soon y tn'.t ~ isos.
s9, vnn Xlll act A. DIRECTOR; Aairrl ;tl.at.' T..
,n fn,rT ~: urt,,tsira; Jno. Att@ i.l!Go1. ~
| ~ E,,lecC, OF the .HHrh''! N"Fii ,h,o
| isnd. and urgr /. Roberts. Nn!"Hk wi ,j
| Tnc' Grrmanta Orchestra, IF clesclan4' ~ ~
re tcr, to-1,l. rrow. Mr. H. ~ @Wt,r; ~ 49,, M.
and j. ". Wilder, Of New YORK, VII! ne "s. assnn;
CONTINUE oil the week. anti VII e9T14"n iii T.
~ :S:t,1,,ta1, TN FRIDAY evening" WI -
nrei, grand concert, In WHICH HaS'sn !; Esta 10
55rata.io. the "CrcaiiVn,' will oe fenas'e" =
rySciSNa11. April 1?.-colnnei ona ~,
Commissioner Of Patents, y n lae M, nert n1 ii
Low fnr Washington un tll"as IVA. 1,o7 -, N N
Mnndsy Following he expects 10 euse' 'fo1 -
Tnternei revenue assessments luz -nA~N !" -
Eirst tlhto district we're {9o.Vo; n,,o ot on,nr
~, inxc1SxtTI Anil 19.-Wm- IL. rug, "
,,,irni. Was found dead in he1i at tns .si1ea
iinie in ths city, at II oclocE ~. ~ ,nourst
from aropexy was the vet.iCl " ~ .sS sso nusyi1
Tic iass sai was yesterda! A!o vurn.1 ~ .r maxi
lexington 4 Cincinua. lraneh saao i.aa - Gnrinri,
aud louisville Cat6 VIII nos fnu 'o'
, 1869-04-20

CUBA.

The American 1sriE Mary LoN
Declared n Legally Captured t'fANc
-Ku.uore Of Ise1sy EnEaEesncnts
Account Concerning the Seizure Oh
Cubnnh ON Hoard Nh American
1ck8cfs
,1.v.xa. An,,l 1a.-The Marine Court has ren-
,,cr,1t f1ll decision declaring tho American hf1g
WnrY Lowell legally captured r1tze
Tfcrr are futnor% OF heavy engagements nc
txren inc troops aud the reee1s near Remedies.
- Thc M Spanish war steamer Lealataa has gone tt
saS sSrS ustr,xs, A7rll 1a-Captatn Giles, Of tn
schooner Lizzie .Iator, publishes MI aSe2nns ts .
shc boarding Of his vessel y n s!an1n n ns Tcs
~ nad passports In ane form, regularly stgned 2
pe ySp ress Tners sise y
antnt antnoslnesr the (.antaip also publishes exsfnct
foTn ia los giving N accouns ot the AaA' WIZ
, 1869-04-20
CANADA.

Damage to Property by Floods
Discharge of Parties Charged with
Iseing Concerned In the McGcc
Murder.
WATERLOO, April 19.-Searls al the dams on the
sources Of Grand River uEe giving out to-day.
Those at Fl Jacobs, Breslau, Waterloo, Bridge
port und Holm were swept away, anu others are
exrectcl to 70 tonight. two bT1ires, one house
and sidewalks and fenees in this place have
Yielded to the nools. 4 man named
henderson, at Holm, while endeayorlnE to save
bis dam, was carried away by the hood gates and
drowned. Large quantities Of provisions stored
tn the cellar we're destroyed The damage to
property In this sectlon OF the country l. very
great
OTTAWA, April 19.-Kinsella and Doyle, charged
with being accessory to the McGee mun{es, were
panelle,l Tut the Crown prosecutor said the est'
| tlence against them Was TOO weak to warrant hi:
proceeding, and therefore the Judge ordered then
! ncpu11ted.
, 1869-04-20

EpeclM Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.

sneclal Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YORK, april 1s.
COURT MATTEAS
James Libby has sued Judge fsoseeFaps a1u oNt'-
cra for acquiring, under cover o! legal rrocceanes
a la1ce tract Of land belonging 10 the AalzeoaaeS
Railway COMPANY. ,,,
closed yesterday.
71oncr continued easy 10 the close OF bank hours
At per cent.
arr excited. Pacific Mal yielded slightly, mp
narent]y under the operation Of large buyefs OF
stock. northwestern stock Keeps sleaus' 'as
larger holders heing apparently tile man cause VI
tbe stock not following the general f1se
GOLD AND aoyEEsMESTs-
| Wal. street wns nearly full Of rlmors about Gu
| ,,nn anaI,s auu Alabama claims. Gold
| closed up to 1876. upon re-
| port OF volunteer force being 'ahdca III
t.ph, anil unon the speech Of Senator Chana!eE
~, thc A}a,,aua clatms AMI Canada Sales Of
| ton,ls were less than Saturday. foreign ouee1s
| br!pg almost out Of the market.
FOREIGN ORDER roE Cartridges.
| The Metallic Cartridge Company IN br1deeror1
co,nccttrut, nas received IN order from Aatrtt
f,r ion millions OF cartridges for bteech.loausnf
rides. ..
CUSTOM HorsE REMOVALS
| r,vrnty-Gyc PERSONS were removed 1Eom "
| Custom House to~,ay, but no ne" appointment
. ! we're uaude.
70 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
y TIE wUMES'S CLi-B HoCsk.
t The new club lo:se for Women. on Gast MEL WsI
tx,inF sy Viii iss': II Sseurie Sy te SeTct the Wrkt
Wouen's Association artists stualos, tne nn,a -.
t os an1 et sSernT S a alsdriS cars t. 20 20 alone
Il | hotel ...,.,,..r,.,ox
M j1f
, 1869-04-20
DETROIT.

First Cargo OF Wheat for OsWeEo-
Movement to Organize a Cuban
Expedition The Sunday 0rdl~
nance
specIal Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DEExo1T, April ~.
The drst cargo OF wheat left this city this after
noon for 0swego. Patttea In this city arc endeaS'
ortng to organize IN expedition to Caoa' int
matter has not taken definite shape yet
The SUNDAY ordinance was to-day decided TO bt
of no force by Recorder Swift On the ground that
It was in conflict with the State AW requiring th
observance OF the Sabbath.
, 1869-04-20
NEW ORLEANS.

Talk al IN Expedition 10 euo-
Itnxry Hays Declines the COM
,,nn.i-l:cncrnl Stcedninn the FFo'
~t,rctivc Leader.
<rv tu1E.Ss trrll 1H-T'TcraEattans arc ~.
,tytlx IN foot in this vicinity, f"r for!a..e sts'
.Tc1ior1nutze expedition 10 aid inSnTerht AG!it
nnS NJ. ,1t,1tt 1t will I've of ReTtous chhfActeto
Wcn, arc being engaged rapidly AMI smosN ~ ="
sn1rcrr nni rnlnler Of ht.as3 h0WNzeFs AAte ~
.cn,y nccn purchased ncrc md Hent :" s"'1e ~ u,
tnnvu destination. Tllerc seems ~ ~ ", -. .,ot ~
t,,ey INT ,hure ta 70 much blowing ~ sssSs. '
num- t'n..' a and 50 much publicity and gaseonas'
tnat the matter may drop through from kaeca no+
.a ,cn,nn. .rc +;pSe.1.mrut eitice7s either saV'
~ vi. nnt take eteIs 10 prevent tnc " Ill., f.,,n
MI M ,I,.tnte instructions can ~ outs.sen
| Washington. Ii Il stated tnnt sne ,1a,s An
has lxtn temlegeA to Hans .nn;nch nis
cA.Confr.}eratc Major General "n1, ,,,. m, his
personal popularity Among oNt soHii .o,ii .n;lect
! knowledge 81 Spanish waFtase, n., Soa.n rafer,
aEutlnu him In LAYS notice 2tn " .,,nranpnts S,i
xns. Very considerable Nectlnlat} ili'suN HIM ~ fhe
have been hr!ti out IL 1in, lu: he decilnes " ~ @
ground that he IA too old Anh has TOO RooA u -, "
practice GIVE 1t mp. General Seedman lt!uaa ~
tic rrota!it leader. lie Ia hrare Int "aht'nR II
: | n5}dcnce and discretion. II he gets on he WI
/ | make either stirring success or most comp!et
!. | failure. -,
= collector Casey, who is q brother-inlaw OF tn
= Prcsi]rnt eays openly that he does not want
y hear or know anything nf,out expeditions ol IN
= Kind; and nis;tr, Ait|Fnet Morgan sass his N
y nrnls TO Washington for definite Instructions ~
- oonsTered onir with vague GencralIths: MARSH
y 11nrnn who recently Frtu11et! fEan " washington
y inns that he shall keep up appearances, bn'
-
, 1869-04-20
,rr,c Tfu+iuc%h Part of CnexFy Fasle5s
ILL.,. Destroyed by Fire.

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ns osssS ea IN m Ills vsse
red building IN Inc %,seogerc the aes s
fP5seah peen oss If N: F:Fs
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Kns sS5e an 9ttns w'',ts@ np n e 5esn
snEearsd n'oIe 9s's g4oeery, ani u ar's'
Sa,ians H a,,oinine owne! MS A. nws'i Pie Estimated
Tas suse Of The 5e y unsho~n = n part1y insured
1S'itf f. i ss; ss cHs fa5sy nSftx ne L
is,ooo insurance st IN STOCK nu,a;ep 1as y; epun III n
kureti; t'scar King drug s.ots, t,afcP sa1o.,n, 10.
sl" no Insurance. John Mehee sa sai!ls y "a, III Il
ti,9tU, insurance son0: j. B. leeh losh m
surance $2Ns, IN LMnber1uun z, ent." IN nm m
: Springfield, Mass; building owned hy T. - o1'
! VII. loss 81 Ap, no Insurance.
, 1869-04-20
JACKSONVILLE.

The Mcconnell Murder Case to Come
Up To-Day
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
JACKSONVILLE, April ~.
The case Of The People against VIM L. hoon-
son, for the murder Of General Murray Mcconnell
will lie called up In the Circuit Court to-moroW
morning. Hon J. {. Robinson, Hon Aaron sha"
and lion. D. II. Woodson, counsel for the prisoner
are here, In consultation with Nessrs- Robertson
and Barnes, resident attorneys for Rohlnson: II
ststnu upon trial at this term Of the court but
the counsel for the State will make m effort to
continue the case over to the August term.