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, 1869-05-24
WASHINGTON.
General Buffers Views Oh
!. the Alabama Claims.
Unprecedented Foreign I'm.
portations.


spea ~ Oe6fa'eo 10 me chicago Tnhune.
49,. WASHINGTON, May r.
akAka4L acTsxS AID 1Hx ALABAMA c1.A1AA
General Butler LETT for The Eatt this evening.
lie RAS been urging the Adn!nisttsiton to atopt
FtsJ decided mcakcrea IN regard to the Alabama
c!atUA He zays Ho:ley hae gone to Enciaad
instructed merely 70 look On for the nrtxent md
do nothing. he thinks the courxe thnu1n he IN
make 4 definite demand for settlement nm n an.
cquplsed with at thn end NJ q. r~..nnahfs t,nca
ron- -tntercpszse snonld D. nrnratned Tn.r 1n,.
would b. followed by E:a:e nj ar,,r1 =, hon,-
which would soon csrre settlement with hi.
-co1ntgy.
cAxcx1.1xo t.Axr, ~-.
T. q. CoEwrn, Of pavron. Ohio. hus teen En-
GaRed Tor some uuc ,u irving to induce Couunss-
ssonet Delano 10 adop: certain patent cancelline
stamp, and order il uae throughout The country,
Efforts we're made PREVIOUS 70 Nj. D, = term 70
secure the use Of This instrument; and the par-
ttea now interested cxrrcas confidence In their
dnA saccesa
THE ras1AL SERVICE
Nj, Mu!let. Supery1s;u- Architect Of the Tress-
UT, hiss directed rQo1as 10 be n1,ed IN tn the
Louisville tus,ou, uocsc 10, Tic usc OF Colonel
Mattlapa, SUPERINTENDENT ., tho Railway Postal
Sesyee. for The .1lf.xion compose41 Of the States
OF Ohio. Michigan. Indiana, Ken;pety, Tennessee
and Hrst virgins. 1ne headquarters Of the ~
f1Q{& GtFfE{Qbb SPECIAL Ht3FtCE LIE FQSL
dl.1cc Department will DC aa follows: Fl1st DlsI-
s.op. uoston: sscont, New YORK; Third, Atlanta
Fourth, Louisville: F1l1h. Chicago.
diorkRhNkST DEroE17s AND TIE NATIONAL niSKs-
4 number Of National Bank men called ou Sec
rrtasy Boutwell, yesterday, TO arRne against tho re-
aucs1ou Of = number Ct denFnased dtpos1to1tes.
They held that making a1l the oerotIts In nny city
with single bank Wonao give II Unfair &ossn-
'tasta over ~ tae see., aaa a4de IRON tne anect
Falne Of Enc oepoeas& 10 soen nAnt. WHICH tney
es1ua0cd ~ zn11iianu ~ per een1
on tne average RoFe1nH'eos naiSoce4 any oaak
could build itee'1 up ~ me e@p&nfe ol the
n'nefA TEE Secretary held tna1 ncue o. the bAnfs
c!aln the deposits II right and In determining
only to consult the conFem'nce Ct the govern
ment and the mcans Of simplifying tho transac-
tons oI the Treasury. lie thocEht ETcataF prompt
nes8 could be attained BY tlclcg hus1ness with a
stnX.e bank than with several He saw no reason
FOR chnnptnr hts determination Il. rreree thc nrr,.
49, ~ as,s+rr4., ~, ha .h,.,1d ~ ,.f,, rtst
- HN' - ~ oa.N ~ ",'~... - - =. -. -
suocsens u1mod oa oanks "e1e feecteo 10 % ~
81 the government business At any given point
without delay.
rrBcuAerkf YnHH 6nxps
1na acar~a,,- ~ ~. .r.oor,-- "a. .,-o, ,-,,o,.
~ - - -
AoI tlt pA3chAse u et4e A14iluu u touus oa17ae
the coBtnE week.
CNfKKcknEsrD ApoETA17oSE.
t,f,cts, rpuree d, sne r.. asrr 1}enny1nent shnx
49,. ts.,I.. -. 49,, ..S,n - Mn 49,
tAAt A"eos ost"s '.A sA- A1oH'1' - @Ae'~' 49,
-Frll were EfealG Lad ZOE Inc corresponding
months OF sny previous year.
rHrrr rAr1t-c ya3rn1n
t.anar., nosr. rn7tnaa- - ~ r,.o, 1..c.r
"ooeiA A0ose' 0uHiAee' " NV en1o4 AA<AA
, 1869-05-24
CONGREGATIONAL.
Meeting OF the Indiana CoMRrcgo-
tionnl AnHocintiOn.

special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
1Hp1ANArot1s, Ma! =.
The Congregational General Association held
Their second and best aess1on. Yesterday. Rev.
Henry Hadtle, Of Olncy, England, Rev. L.
D. uarland. Of the Methodist EpI1copAl Church
Of Indiana, ami Rev. c. N. Saunders, OF Illinois,
wcrc rccetvcd Into membership Of the assoc!aton-
The convention then decided to hold rs next m
nual meeting at kokomat Resolutions were H.
troduced looking to the Institution Of taJ minis
tess throughout tae country. me forenoon ~ r.
spent IN discussing tho proposition. In thn
afternoon council Of Congregations
ministers ntt ri the TT C!.is
Street MtaaIon Chapel to advise concerning
the organization ofa church. TO he called the Na.-
lower Congregational Church, and tho ,nstala-
ton Of Rev. E. u. EAundcra ~ pastor. II was
unanimously agreed thai It was sd!tsable that the
church be organized. The council then e1amiaei
Rev. {. M. Saundc.s, and recommended that he he
Installed a. pastor: The evening session OF the
aseoe,a,.ou w1s held At Plymouth street Church.
where i paper was reaI o. the relation Of
children 10 the churen. ey Rev. = 4eCotmtcE.
h.onenent ry Rev. E. P. 1ngerson. These were
discussed 1t length. after which the association
adjourned.
, 1869-05-24
TIE PLAINS.

The cropa-Elrc Mt North Platte
Fierce Fight with 1ndians-Thc
fscd Deyils nEe Routed with Thirty
Killed, Etc.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
... ONiHA, NAY -
Accouns from The Flatte Valley and Southern
-seaF7ska, arc favorable for the whea. crop
Thousands Of forest and frult trees are being
planted hy the faznesx thl4 SPRING
4 larger number Of homcs:eaas WIRE tasen this
ycxf than the entire number occupied since the
settlement Of NehraAkl
a IRE tns afternoon destroyed The Railroad
Uottl II North lta:te- No r2rtlculars
The fegFt1at1on Of voters for the ctr clett5on
win commence herr to-moTo~. Election jpne
!. The officers elected WILL serve two Yeart
The following i. from The Helena (MontauAy ,.s,
Ct tonight: "a special to TT Aontaaa R,s iron
Benton. saye the steamer Deer 1odce, the rrst
.aoat OF the season. brings news that isl Sant
Sioux attached thr settlement At Muscle Shell,
May i. The settlers Numbered seventy men.
sixty Of whom advanced acd met the 1nI1ans
len re1anInS In tho. stoekale- The nsh,
lasted trren hours, the Indians losing thlft,
Killed, ann the remainder rttrcased. swimming
aeEoss The Hres: This If the heaviest deiest ese'
suffered ey the Indians IN MontalA- One white
I1a1 wAs Killed, and one dangerously wounded
TIC Eettlc:s expect the Indians soon 10 trf1l1
With tenlorcena-nis-
, 1869-05-24

1srpssave 1enp<,.+, stat1s $. Louis has a. la.xs
Eoasd d Tssdn =. ans ~ snen sppoated b. the
{GnoTnnK zentletaen hare a11iyed from Hhs,. 4.
=. FJs Jhaaent Joseph klnsey, c. q n Eatcrt, Geo.
s. s. 71IM = Geo L Johnston and Geo. l. Johnston.
Whcfh.e S aot s2ein - yet to be Understood
nnsSf chicago Will BE- remtscntcd Of not
ase,ege useei,eg1e* wtl assemble Tomorrow Al u
1GoCk, Ii Inc new ball Of thc New Orleans
IsaS SInanheF of Commerce, md. march thence to
r.. htaIca t lhititute building, the whole Of which
nas oeen set apart fa: the me Of the convention
sMISnm.n.FJ M e1eEcisea w1l then take place, winch
WI ee Witnessed by IN immense cEuVd Aftaf
oIxaoH1tloa and appointment oi conHnlttecs, the
eulFe contention NIL efnhaTk On steamer 11d
proceed TO the Houth Of tho mississippi B1ycr.
Ihis xtn Be examined, and TIE expedition VIII Er-
nun Tuesday eIeniux. There VII be good a.
~ ~ = ex-ce.4etl..ase Gt1s:-:s Il the
1ssd5 sn..ei: Rsas.c.. Rcs o, 1--WE Vlralaia: e. :
Wheeler, Of Aoatua: Beaurcgs1J, A Lout1ianA !;
Chalmers and Feathers1one, Of Mississippi; kft5
Smith b! aad Chiffon Of Keatasky: sa.n md JACK
have also arrived. The St Charles Hotel oves-
hoMs tonight With the multitude Of delegates and
visitors on Ill Ei1e& hear Il said the coaven-
tion means lusioesA, and xassJ speeches, especially
thoec Containing irritating political ailusons, will
he fTpwned doH1.
, 1869-05-24
NEW YORK.



SKH ioNx, Aay -
rACFEE BRrTALIT1rs-
morning paper published Al Account Of cyue
Treatment 10 1hc lhIuAtcs of tho k!nEt County
TcnttehuAFJ. One man, recenuy feleased, said
Tho PRISONERS art subjected to lnany to7tutes
haye ,'een logged severity, ant Kept on short
rat1ons OF very POOR food. tine. prisonc: died
from this treatment many lost their health. and
two committed suicide.
SkLtCIrEnl-Is EXPELLED.
The Central Park Commissioners have directed
the expulsion Of all yelociedlsts from ihe park
a!urnK the g1caler par Of SATURDAYS and all Of
Sundays
CHANGED uEl. NAME.
TIE steamer Quaker City las changed her name
10 Columbia and Il nyuy The British Tag. She
has been examined several times, AMI though the
not allowed 10 sail
CCEAN &EwS.
The cnnan 5Eu:a has susviee6 ;ba; two blockade
TLnncrs have lett Iyerrno; for Nassau, where thcy
Ftl take ca1gocs for The revo!1ccnlsts.
FuEt15 ktcl
The Sans letter irou fuT.o RIso, Mar 2, says:
s'I Will not Ire long 1eforr tho revolution aircady
lnauSusaied. Will hare assumed formidable llmta-
Hiona- We hare among LIE lrAny Cuoan cmlssa-
Ties Tho arc &if71e1uG the necessary pre.tm!un-
z!es for grand c~p dit:af momen.arily
t1pec!e-s ta Ill the princ!pa! toTu1 In Ronce,
Mayasuez, Anosn. AGuas!e., and St German the
organization Is complete aud III that IL wanting
lot an outa-eak to commerce i the aEriSa. OF 4
See%rl frupl The Un!tei Sso:es, laden With xrms
and a1ntounl.ion, expected to land the coast OF
t'HAnicca- The plans Of t!c rcyo1utionists are 80
well 'sea!gned, and IN cir precautions 60 complete,
lhat the uprising wilt lr G:.:rcssal throughout thr
!slaad. ami there can lt doubt that the battle
r.I1 hc haost An1 decisive
TO THE AEA4ltsIATE FREAS
AAhIHE.
NEr ToRk. May aa-Arved-steamsnlr
4Au=n- bremen s. *aa southampton IL.
sU1ctpE- Axosa TUE Bors.
Tneft hare been several suicides Of bcys II
brooklyn recently. fesicf.ay afternoon the bod.
OF Thomas Ieuuara, = hoy II years old, WIS lis
aoe ID lnoecs9
held. and rezdlc: Of Huicide bJ hanging ren
.e.cd.
About hail. -i,ast last light cowAn i Mcdonald
rrunt.ctorz OF the RosendnIe Hotel, Central ~
eaue. MotttAiana4 qua1!eletl, when Acponal'
E11ck Its partner on the head with q cEnb ttc:
hin instantly. Mcdonald SURRENDERED himself II
the authorities, aud Is held 20 awals tho Coroner
inquest
xuHDER-
This afternoon, 4 German named Eo1ptl
COOPER by trade. attempted 10 murder his wife IN
A illcSstsnatc chltd Of herr The police oflct1
on entering the room, found NrF. koppel fytnc o.
n hf7 e11 1na ses of se1 n ss
ts alleged ~ the caase. MH kopPel may poss
hly recover. but the chtltiA woua! Il fatal. KoF
Pei, Hhen arrested, was funnt' to e sunrlng fEur
plstos- 6aot wound
The ruiptsa Of Various pEesbsltstan ehusehrs Q
this city and Brooklyn were hiied to-day by vt.t.
=eTTioea- In many Instances they Attracted sarE
Tie new Roman os.ho1c church IN Broos,y
Vas 6oiesnuiy dedicaled to-da. bE Bishop Iaugt
, 1869-05-24
addreSs OF thc Hon. Vim. H. Ogden
HefoFe thc American GeSEH1Ph.
1rn1 nnd Statistical SoCietTs

r,om Nv Sfs lIcrt Htru!i, Nay Il
The annu4l meeting Of the Ame!,can Geogsapa-
.cel and Statistical s5c!cty WAS held l4st evening
IN the roorns OF the society, u SooPss con
c;s1ns,inc M M The soe!et, upon ,he na:tsssas seaa
ion i prcfented he tutro.lnce+l to ne audience
" w osden seo hon. nsa tbe ostr;n ti "a Pro y
Nj. Ogden on presenting htsasc;f s;,s. ~ ~ y
warmly greeted. Tie then onened nc ss9!Ses - -
DC Toited States In evcs! project tazt R.d sor rs
object not ouly the matsai p5ospeHn nai r. H.
ho1eEe1, rFtnefnaitv eual1ued his rer1arks 70 tAe
great .n1eaae Of ralnosd4 IN the eoun11. n ~: -
.aere were but 100 miles Of railroads n ~ tae
| creased 10 LOIS mNas; IN 1916 to nooo miles; y
! 1s4 zen Jea,s attar. ra1lroads had increased
q oe2 mica; IN 1a6< 70 s1,ep9 miles, md No 4AF<
, 1869-05-24
INQIANApQLIS.

AnniveF~nry NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Religious Revival The LiQuor
Dealer. Associations.
special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, May -
The nineteenth anniversary Of the Indianapolis
Orphan .As.lum was held 1t the Third Tress,y-
se1tao Church this Afternoon Governor IaAet
presided. The rcPur. Of the octccrs show tic tn
susunon to be IN uoarshtnF condition
The bar Of this Cit held meeting on Saturday.
apl passed 4 scacS Of resolutions Of confidence
with the family Of the late sims c. Co!ley.
The religious !et1val still coprnues Another
Large meeting was held II The Academy oi 4ualc
I1Et night
The nemtesa Of the the liquor Dealera Assoe!a-
tton were buslly engaged 10 DAY In collecting IN
formation aeal1s: the drug stores, livery stables,
keepers Of cigar stoTD& street car company md
newspaper p1oprietorn, for working and pro.
ecetitnS with tht!r business on Sunda!. They
were compelled to clo<c tnslr saloons and Ire de-
tesmine,i that the law shall be 11gidlJ enforced.
, 1869-05-24

LOUISVILLE, May a-Yes;crday afternoon the
{uachtnt shop OF the American Foundry, New Al
tanT, Ind, owned By prwtt c. Hall 4 Co, WAS
dAuigetl ty tire TO tho amount Of tloeto, which
pool, London aut Globc, tulshnS shop, t..5: 1ua-
chinerTt $9o1; Buckeye, Of Cleveland, building.
t;ss.6 IS machinery, te6G65: North American Ftre,
Of New York, building, f2io: machinery, taD:
North America, OF Phi.Adephta, building, q, 100:
machinery, s90a; Ftfrmens, OF ScW fork, euild-
ing, sso0: machinery, t1o: Pacific. building, efs1 :
machinery, 5000: total &, xoo.sA II is supposed
the ire originated nom souc sparks coming from
ffn lowe Etnrf
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Total yphaidy 10 Union Paclfc. !.
Total 4uf~idJ J 70 EentEA Pacific,

Total snt,day ....,..................,.... 80
I'd i-QS rsllts, md Frreivtd sut+idy H.. 4sk4s
Ftt due fFpfu tkf kp% tY-u3u t111 ............ II
, 1869-05-24

tSeliEiou& 1ntx1IiErncc-Cou
TAXr@s

Nel3EaonA 1nte1liErucc-Couut
TAHr<~
Srec:al Despatch 10 The Chicago Tr,, re,
FoxT WArSR, Nay -
Rev. d.. Aedill, OF the Htsttr7. ch5i.tian Adro-
eas<, Cincinnati, dedicated a Methodist Episcopal
Church. 1T Seyads, to-day. The h1ildinz cos:
81 CO.., Of which about s., t1o hive been paid.
In this City, this evening, itey. ME. IdalngS, o1
WAYNE street Methodist Church. began : sez,es Of
lectures Oh the Shaking Of Nations Ho viii
doubtsas, E1Akc the course Interesting. Ad will nl
The plsce ol the usual Sunday evening discourse.
t'ur county has delinquent tax bill Of ahoul
.aeo0 only, which u certainly vel done fns =
Democratic stronghold
, 1869-05-24

NEArH1f, Nay e3--Crop reports from the sur
roanditg counIrJ are generally cood, c!ceps COT.
ton the stand OF which Is not good, and IN rasny
instances has been r1owed up and plAnte,l 10
cotn Wheat u remarkably inc.
, 1869-05-24
En13fnFrtA

SAN FHAkc1sCo. Mar ea-9eorre f;o7don. 4
pioneer and prominent citizen Of san Francisco.
died To-Day.
1t has ra.ned for several days past throughout
the entire coast, and still continues. 1t Is hthouRhs
| considerable damage will result to the cropa
, 1869-05-24
FIRES.


HrpsoS, " r. May e1.-The Hudson River
Railroad freight building In this city took hre II
Iosa about tlo,o ,o1D Insured for fa,0.o The nre
was the WORK Of IN inccud!a1. Nrn- snydcr.
freight agent, 1. the principal loser. Many othtra
doing business With the railroad lose a1ual
amount OF fright
, 1869-05-24

IHI'ApEtr1u., Say aaEThe The sslses Ware,
Kill, between here and AanaJunk. caos.zcd aad
sunk this afternoon. The steamer was crowded
with ladies and children, Who Iii escaped, c1te1s
one child, the walc1 being shallow.
, 1869-05-24
Minister to Mexftas

TEKEE HATE, Ind. May s1-Ar Nelson, Mln-
ing for hts ress Of duty. Me goes ia New Or
leanR and naEAnA His family sand Hon. Jaue1
ST. Cla,s, Of Illinois, Secrr1ar! Of Legation, &C.
rnunArr him
, 1869-05-24

Western Patents- .
The following Vi WcstcTn patents were Issued from
the Tinted States patant Once Tor the week end
trr u..1a $50 ,.-.n,rcdhrC cn.ntn D,
.H .A' ~ -, 49," ~ ~ VI - ~1sf- ~
eut SoHcaboff tu1eASo. ILL.,
FOR ullKoH
Rnnt.IacI-E T. Hroxn Chtcann
Nuchtnc for UaDrtuc Will Pnner-I. Cline. Chi
clsp,
Gat1dsxe Epr1nz-A, E. Woleott Chicago
uof1e Stall F1oQ1-.J. Holm Ssxpfth. CHICAGO
smeItln0 Furnace-K Hochrn. Ettcato.
St14w and Feed Cctter--1 Pcdc11op C1fcaeo
Tetrht-I iftinr Apnatatu-F w ReI1lY Eli,
rap,
WAGON se4Ci. De himp' hskAsute;
Apparatus fpt looucX I1qtlds-E. G1ec1lec,
DelE11ete.
(lE1y1tQ{-J, AC1iF44A, HANCOCK.
14nd RotlRr-W IL EfaAts La PfAltte
Enrr., C.nrA II Ven %vnttA
49,. - T-,n.-.r 1-H.t f ~@
44A4F-4s " "A44CtA+4A. EN4SE
.ApdGIluA supf0E1&f-N. +. f'Utfef, haQCfQle.
1Ie%f fnr laonts nrtt Shoea-M IL Prescott Ut
tnVs
Ihln Coupifn2-t. = sweeney. Geneseo
CElnF1sDr-H. Van Meter, AAcumh.
yeIpcinedc-A. O. Baldwin, lincoln
Corn Ifraker-D BookFatter Gardner
weshInr XarbtneG nraIfshAV Sardoyai
ps@ = q nm.1.. nn-.tr- =. e|"
Il Gs,e-Il. +. + Rasiin. sidin Reseoe. e.'
Ground Markets. 7. L1onbeEEer St Aa1y'a
Township.
NacAtne for Punching Leather Straps tor Fir
<cs. W.tno1. Gre.SS " ~
, 1869-05-24
: - SAFES, ~
BURGLARY
SAFES.


-.I,ettar OF A8essrs. David Down g. Co.
- Exw Yarx ApsA ID 1aa-
HFxuu Ttx11Lk saxaN.s, X q sa1 sfo.aw.s 80, T. al
Eoufh T1s en{ese and deep97tc Atten1vt HAde oy
WTs1sTS npeo one It your esfes m e1r
-.tssss. Il "a: VIZ A.. .-.:-ccs 49, - -
Il vbeh xae ltiesaBy ~ 70 ne.t from ri ~ q
nsfsesy. x. - N oap 4 yoa R9sr P1oes s;;a5 s.af
ThSs IAey ~xss< h Wsfk i wfth \ yfn md exaieatE
sst Wp N hlr IN sstn atsot. 2 f2sta
tnoWtns where o1 key kcgt sbs that thttf psto4
r1ewesl nAt1rtd. 1hcr tEttd HedEs3S tn docE G5a
IL Sc laboT md skti devo:ed to the wu.I- u:s.
Tnrh.s We iaEod p:r etc1ztste1 Il. aATE. md e17
tk3n Re ehef18Y andok.e the BaEfsc F1cf NC1K fer"
ommnot' * hv you.
YoS pia5e aeod the rate ptrh ased bv y u
o.r eceIntt 1E horsc, md t1ka :hc old - aW e2s
eoee .If1 IN atfN manufactured W,ttly = the nH!n,
-0''' '~'<- DAVID DOVE CO..
, 1869-05-24
ItuunrfAnt If Tfnes

st. LOTS, May 3A-HEh.y pt1sonl. who LEFT
New York 1hu1sday evening for San Francisco
arrived here la1t night md lett for Omaha A2d the
Cn1nn Pacific RAl1f1tAd thth afternoon
, 1869-05-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
JUNE MAGAZINES,
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.

and LSk- By r W. d1kxsrsan: Nosesabexz- h1 Join
g 6ittls; Tbs HAn.aets ot tie ekA{~ Earth asise
Il Hpaatide hy Cesz E1aztEf: Rt7d's Nea. BY jobs
BcdAhlAu; OF the fset9stanu@ y tne
FFr1sytTaaiA. by J. T. TrowsFtase; Chins n on
E4sete1s by C. G Coha: The Pacific Raie.aad-92esa =
Il bird P1|tF} By Samuel How!es; ReYte~s md Lit
tf1ty Hnftceq,
, 1869-05-24
EUROPE.
General Dix Takes His Leaye--Mr,
Washburne Introduced.
FRINGE

GENERAL DIX rAKEa HIS IKAyx AND MI. wASMECKHK
II NTK0pECXp-IH1 KIICYIoNA
PANs, May -
General DIE, the American Minister, to-
dAE, bad m audience With the En-
peror. 1t which he introduced MI. NAahburne AZ
his Successor and took formal leave Of His Majesty
Mr.. WaAobusne then presented his credentials as
Envoy Extraordinary and AInIster Pleotpotenta.y
from the United States to tho French
The general electi1ns 1or memberr Of TIE Corne
Leg1slati1 commenced to-day. Voting In the c!sy
progresses quiet}, and reports from iii paris Of the
country show that tranquility p1eyails
The French Dethr took plaee 10 dag. The grand
Prize Of Paris was won By Count F. De 1AGranxe'e
ch. {. Cpnful
AARsKnlEs, AaJ =
The American schooner ANGELA Was abandoned
at sea, and her crew hare landed 1t this port
, 1869-05-24

Aff1VE@s
I1FHfpQoi.
, 1869-05-24

El.SN{S4@ E688SA8
II viii he seen that the coETsoT1taons arc
- f-n sS a N xuca{s on the Interest AccounI no
psTtneuta har1nx been made to the government
except By uAuspo.tAttoa-
, 1869-05-24

dHEsE ptRKoa11o sE7r1Ep.
LONDON, NxJ q.
The dinlcplCea NTH the Chinese Government,
arising out Of the persecution Of Christians IN the
North, has been settled. The .latess Dispatches
from the Brttlsh Legation 1T Prdn atate that the
Maad21tn who co1nteuauced these prosecutions
has been removed from Office.
, 1869-05-24
Passed Dektoit.


Special Despatch 70 Tie Chica&o Trtbca.
DxnU1. Ny Il
Paaed Duwn-Prura Hocphsi, Nohawk. foaean> ST.
F3n<d Up-PsuT4L AAJao.er, nFook1yn: ba,ks In.
<tEisle Htoo1A St I1xftee AIR: bfK Q1ee1 Il the
B. Hale Wind wet.
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r. :.
eoTE1kNK&T AID 10 LOCAL xcAES-
There hare been Rranted 1f Congress to local
s4l1tu III corl,oIaitons proposing to connect with
the Pacific 1sAu1nAd, United st1tes bonds a. fol
lows:
KanAaa Valley Aisroaa u. r. 4 DID,. &6x6 20
i,p45 kansAS Kaltrpaa IL. T, G A1-,..,, LhQ4 tup
Srn1 City Branch Ic~At-...--......--..-... Lon -
Western fsctte tCalitoFntsj lSop
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Total E1t<ids. to lsssl r,adA :e:3tHt*e
The bonds hare thlftJ feaf7 70 fun from date Of
issue, At currency interest Of Nx per caut
1t Il conceded on al t1a1.12 that In estimating
the value Of thc Lands that hare been granted the
f1!fest estimate is 10 average By. the amount Of
SUBSIDY pa1d II honda This Is especially fAlt IN
the case Of the raclnc Road. while On the local
EuAas I much higher estimate would not cEesTeach
she marx.
The total amount Of public .lsnda given By Con-
gress to railroad and other cotpoEae!onsn Isl ,1s
a9l seIes: ARA sopae II 100 kquAFe miles larger
tha1 *.x States IKE PcuuxJlTz1iA
The regular commission thai has heretofore
made the examination will he ready to report At
An carly day, 1t Is expected, however, that the
President will withhold the remaining bonds until
tic trpors Of the special commission authorized
BY the law cf .Arnl N, 1852 shall be submitted:
which will pgohabls not be for SIX Q. eight weeks
hence.
The books Of the Treasury Department On the
1st instant exhibited the charges Of these CORPORA
tions against the United States on account Of
transportation TO he t2,76o,ssdas; one-hAlf OF
which vas rath IN cash and the balsnce rrserEet
to rag i1teFrss t1ac On bones, the cutsr Amount
being $A44o, ,Sg1-a
The following sablc Will clearly explain and
show the exact state Of the lotc.rs; aecoaEt on
It
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.


Td.h'n-:on my ~ Correspondence Of the )
1ark .InurnaEnf Commerce
Ttc Ccats1l Pacific Company have eonttruet.
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heturnins-leavcs Pittsburgh at 600 n M. and
i,2O p. m.
TRAINS going West on Pittsburgh. Fort Wayue
and Chicago Railway pass Homewood at lI.OO
and s.!2 3,3l a. M, and 3,57 pm Pass Mans.
m; Pass Crcs,linc a. 1910 a m, and 1905
5.S0 and 4,45 y. m., and arrive at Chicago ut
100 and o. 20 p. m. and G.2O and 40 H. IN
+. X. MYERS, Gcn'l Ticket Agent
March, 1S6S.-tf. P;t.shnrci, IN