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REAL ESTATE,
GREAT ANNUAL SALE
At Auction
Three MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
OF CHOICE
Chicago Real Estate,

of oHoAcE
rhSoano Doo1 Eo+o4o
cAAANuSO Atdl USUitdts
Or the of>+h -t,,,ne M. -
faso - Es51..-s ~ , -
A@.s
~ ,stauss'on"5tss pet@een La
Sa'le and C1ark-9t5., Chi
cago, 1T.
Sale to commence NAV 20, nj
10 O'Clock q. m. and to continue
forenoon and afternoon. for I'VE
days, unless The nropertie. Of
-fered are sooner .o1d. sale tobe
percmptory, and ALL properties
offered will bc sold tn The htrh.
est and best bidder.
-. nc property offered will con-
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TO CONTRACTORS.
Pr0unRa1sE Enr RriGk Sewer.

0T171 or ne BoA1p Or FCaf1c WoRxAl
CHICAGO A-9i4 d, ts5a. 5
sxsied Hopcea IN be reeevea y the Ba.Ia Il Fur
feF Tie 1rcttun uf brick te~c1 from 5Ato f<s
diameter on pouSaas ptscc+ htTEGn atatsst and To
7ckt aecurdr8 to P1ana md spe5acations On aks It
raid ct8ce-
The said Aewer to 10 About nae In length. md IA
r4fy In emitting ffpra % 1o1 % .3loo 5c1 degt
Ffuposn5 f1lst BE- Addressed to the Btaru cf PulHH
Wo1ta. e1doTsed Proposals fo1 ScHrl,r aod be NO.
eomranied With the usn Sap bead with areie4 to Ia
approved By the board.
The Beard rese7e the right 70 se,eet any bid cat ft
Aetnrdanoe With the eaosto1s Of till q
to rrject II bids. And pzepo4al VII be Acpted uIE
r. g.ry eaez9k Il sh.1 fire evience sastaetezy d
energy md *hiiity for doing the wort IL rtntwoat1Y
md has sufficient pecuntarJ 1rsourees.
A H BVRLKY.
J. NcAKTHUE
r. H. CAKTRH.
BattyA NJ Public
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Headquarters Military Division Of
the Missouri,

OSFICE CulEF RtAIlERMASTEk,}
ust !: D. s.:a5ias & issa ~ q NJ :" IL p. s.
= ssas, s.s*
BetTeea 81 Leais, Ae. md c.;r H. b, a!er.
Between ST. Louis, Mo. and Actnphis, Tenn, bJ
between St Louis, No.. xnd yEek.bn1st. Mis-. b1
hetween St. Louis. No. md New Orleans. L. By
S.!r E.!1g H. n I'd VH|tp rsaa IT.;
o!esn; L.. md poiats 6ts1ea ssss p!see md csu.
Betxeen Ghscaso. thronsh 3 [. .ad Memphis By
= ssf.s ass cse aafnc E. I'd st,b ty
ri GS:e.es to GIG ,ax 3 1a I'D
BY - from Ghaesto 70 CsCo. !hesee b.. flyer:
E A. s:!Iss9 i . 5: saa IN 2::
8 LH; ,Ra Ci;s = .9 Ls9is "a r. as9R s
s c.a saa Nv ReT os. fap d. fSu
vts7e md Sez 6!ls.at bidders ri sp<,:i. ths E;s.
petnt: d@.i96.te "a Is ssi1f: Gsf
ts sats S;:iY nd Se sea
ss 6 & ~ g + / S: ss &; IL : ii
: r. s,: e e.s e & f. s.S Psf1 2 TO- q.
;a TT RS i. :sa asy =. ga.s5. -
eil'ttes Tor cooking sbr rssioas. which ~ bt supplied
seeond The Tate per 10 pounds II wtith they viii
t11nspoEt supple. aiso. hafei hay and ssrav.
Thtyd- The rate exth which tkfy VIII t{1nsPoFt
ha14-. nnu3-k ezttle. snnb1.anccs rn2 ete.
ts'e1n fur fesIns asas ~ be su7pied by the asean
t,1t}
BIdtess VII plea,c dre the rte It which they vii
furl4h transportation up RHt1n1.
The contractor nlrst always Te eprefn,est freight
the Eselc1epet, and In no cae. viii be Allowed u
e1Iy private to the excosou Ct Government freight.
In ease the contracting party f1A to troops A4
a1pplics 1cQuited siae government ftaTes tEe x1E
70 fMufh II thc expense d the COL
arter: and nothing hesttn tspe! shsA be coa-
Hocra md suf pstea On any Of rs Own boat3
Bidte:s ekeuid kvc iaeit n4E.es IN FIJI ss well -
their pa.cea II !afdenee md each prppoeal lnat be
eoknpaned NTH bcnd In the Of 8'1oo e!e1sed by
two Eogr responsible pe:eoos guaranteeing that IN
The contsas awarded "a tho perpon pKopons The
CONTRACT Will be accepted md entered into and xaIld
and sr16cacnt security t1Enaed BY aid pattJ ii
curdancc w1th tie terrns Of this Advertisement
The esnt11stor VIII be raf:ed to give bond In tas
The party 10 whom The award II u,ade nu14 be p<r-
pa!rd 10 execute the epnt:xa e ons aad erc the IT.
qurud hood foe The faithful fnlten Of The contract
The Government rrsvea the right to reject Any a< II
tbr lids thAt may ot Offered
Proposals for transportation fsuta s. Loua ahootd b.
% New Orleans, and xzy paInts:. thase for tr.as-
trsn.pestat5cn ffun GGsaso Is aes orieana,
Addressed to the r1deyTl61td.
By order of the QuartesHaseeer General.
D. H RECKEE,
Assistant QrtrtetZnAs4eE Genet1i q. g. A.
Chief QuartsEmAAteE. Military D1y- II the Missouri
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REAL: ESTATE.
G1E AZ
AUCTION SALE J;
REAt.EsTA1E.
WASHINGTON HBj:I|eB1I,
ON WEDNESDAY,
The 26tll Day Of May
TO TAKE PLACE.,
oNTHE GROUND
AT II O'CLOCK A. M.
We take pleasure In announcing to the paaie that nc
ready to cder for Eale portion It th new md
most delightful suburban trzrt Of Ind knoNa ~
WashingtonHeights W
Fu7ntsay The Morgan Kssate}. en- The
M01TU ENn mr. ri tie 1eRAAn
NORTH END or BLUE ISLAND. /.

Tis t..et IT, the very highest land In Cook County, b.
Ing 6EVEETF-SIx FEET above Lake Michigan snd
FIFTY FEET above the surrounding prairie. 1t Il
beautifully covered, fo1 the tozt part with for growth
ot cid forest trees eootnE Of Hickory. Oak ot differ
vx1ietie1 alnut Alb Hawthorn md rario1 oshtr
beautiful acd Ornamental forest treeA and has east
crn apoert commanding dnc yew Of the dty md Of
Lake Michigan.
tt is laid Off In huge lots, Of from
txso to ten acrea each, facing on
wide avenues a!renAy graded and
otherwise improved; and sum OF
which viii! purchase small lot in
the city will purchase At WASH
tkCToM HEIGHTS a SMALL
FARM.
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sSRaS!oxl n, Gs5 A.-The znlne1x OF H,do
thcar former action. and poktponcd the nronosed
kunpenaen of mining Indefinitely. ManT nshrr
s fnsntns dts0EH Nti follow Tho lea q GSdt
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If 7 spn1aI sxas IL .jfa sd fseS S1,s ~ III a9st;
~ .se1 IT. h.1 ~. ~ Isl Rxansd r., % Ws:
.1n.r Srpsr1nb. Sc We quote Flint ha Nay, ~
:sa.e: lat hall Nay. 5c; lsss half June, c Juae 70
December. *.
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-EtjR0P
The Fenian Question in the
English Parliament, .
A Bill to Punish the Mayor of Cork
for Using Treasonable
Language.
Ministerial Crisis in Italy.
Great Britain


TEE FEs1AS QUESTION: II PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, MsJ6
In the House Of Commons this evening, Nj.
Sullivan, Attorney General for Ireland, moved for
leave to bring In till TO disable the present Mayor
Q! the city Of Cork from acting a. magistrate
Mt Sullivan proceeded to gre the reasons for II.
Hc gave the history Of the diklo52 conduct OF the
AsEor up to It's elimination in the tut1amnatory
langua2e used At the dinner e'Ttn In Corr to "at-
fen aud Costello, and after much consideration the
sesefal mempefs deprecated hnc coorne OF The
government ~ stretch OF constitutional po~er
an o1a'nal5 ac11on al 10" oe1nS open 1ot remedy.
sif John gray, member LOT Allkenns, and Mi.
Aaguirc. member lor corS' utReo rue necessity Of
ehafses naae asaihs1 nm. lneS complained that
~ 49, w. ~ r.,.. ~ 'A'' VI
e.
y. Vln1en oerseeaIea a. unp.uoen' Inc teieaae
OF the Fentan prisoners II action for sediifous
iaagu.ee MI oeen lnAe1 e4tues .no present steP
"oasa aot os ne e ~. ~ "oa,u ~. 4ppose .oe u"
Iodacuoa u ~ o.1.s w. usseu .us noass ~ 70 con.
Vessson lnFoIseu-
~ ~. ~ A1eaAa, aasuFea Inc
~. ,,.-a- ~ ''' s,o +sn "usu oe e'eea
~ ~ asso. aua Ie N'ennS 70 reply.
~ ,,t,, o.. 1.a.,'ss -. |"t.. o1.u ~ e@c hoe
~ ~ - 49, o.ea4@" ~ S"A'pta'na1 ~ Al]osace II
that they Intended to propose the appointment of
q comnnss1on TO Investigate the conduct OF the
potlCt ~ tAe IAte DISTURBANCES u Lonuonde1%.
AAtel iuftneF fena1Ks nom Mr. Gladstone and
blf. 6ashofne HafTy, IN support OF the measure,
lease % tn1rodcee Was granted ind MAS Fead for
the 1rst time It vas ordered that COPY Of the bill
and houce Of third reading be serred On the May.
OF Of C6rk.
TIE TERI.
LONDON, May q
The Chester cup WAL won By the Knight Of the
Carter carrying ia pounds, By four lengths, from
st. Mungo, 66 pounds second, and Da1by, third.
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TENNESSEE.
JournAii4tic-Stutcm mf1ittn Mustered
nf1f.

Journnit8tic-StntcM Mf1ittn Mustered
Out,
NASHVILLE, Nay a-Mr. Mercer retircs from the
etIltotal chair Of tho P4rss nnd 1IDes, Radical
Uo.1Gw, and Eiu be succeeded By Nessl6. Gf!saA.u
and BoTell, Q! East Tennessee.
All the militia, except Gre companies. have been
raid Oh and discharged.
Newt Orleans Market.
FEE OaIEAxa, nay k-CorToN-EA2te1; rnlddlnk,
c: tAlcA. lso bales; tccsipt1. ~ hA,es: cxpotA,
las tsses
.MoNEttRY-GoA. i3st.. E1eaanse-Ss Sterling, i&11..
New TnEt sight Z premium.
Gro<1n-SuEar Unehansrd Nala4se5 nominal
CcGec am: f.tr. is,4e: TGtneI l.He.
ertr1. sA:I9As7: treble t1tfA. 86lL Cazn-Wh!tc, =
ta5Sr- 0stN stR7ac- Bran 6lA
PEo11sIDxs-rcfk. $s4ka Bacrn-Shouldrrs, 11H3
1Ae: rle4s Eb 1;he: dear eitcs, 1'ae, Lafd-Ticec
kLt11ae; krk, tef3-Dtc.
WH1sXEI-S11G4aac
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KETxfAfEh AuyE111KE0 A01NIx1
nH1nTiz4d rcsip4 1.fewtssFAAsts for TIE TE1n
uxx q - to.sax raa< 4ts aesaA = Fce1sss esss.
tn GHy aRe.pt} t1 GAs G. 1nTistas, at d. ps8'
tisAt.3 iossxs. fasAx.
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ITS RAILROAD FACILITIES,

Already 1t h2s two roads running through II. one Of
them tho Rock Iisn9 pasus through the centre Of the
tract, md On which Dummy win be placed It
1hs road III uale the fAzteat time of any rozd
Etns Of the ty, aod wn taod it, paAsenSrs right
into the tusefa centre Of TIT city, VIZ 1t the head Of
Lasa1est. only two minutes iron the Post otscc.
T1alna wfn thia road aeea twenty times each
day, and make the return distance In thirty dEe min
utcA. Il fare cheaper than any other Rad running
cut Of The city Of Chicaeu The Chicago Columbian
Cincinnati Air I4nc Eaf1rpsd also through this
t1pet. and Dummy Cur three timts day. start
EF from the corpcs Of klazie md Canal&tA All the
regular trans each Of these roas both passenger
and FRIGHT also stop n the Cfpsnk 1t the centrr Of
lhla t1ac 1t which palnt there portion Of this
Lid CT t1 town ios4 for stozrs, shops, e. 1e The
GREAT TRANSFER DEPOT
OF hcec two roads u at thIs rolnt whcr. In ahoft
une. al the through freight from toad oTet the
other vii be tsrshipped
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NazhytIlc Cotton Market
SisHyu1x, Nay k--pottou duh aa2 low: mid dllnSz
1t &c. food ordinary II M4AAc-
, 1869-05-06
REMOVAL,
REMOVAL.

W"f hare s'emored to Room 8
Tribune Building, aud shall
continue the REAaL ESTATE
Bt;5I.FESS, as heretofore, cont
flung 0ssTsefres TO the SOUTH
SIDE and SUUURR.3.9' PRO
PERTX,. we shasl REFUSE,
at all times, to ddrf1"tfse or Offer"
for sale any Real Estate Of
2chfch tee are mot EXCLUSIVE
.Ig<nks.
PARTIES desiring to teare pro-
l,fsfy scitxi 0asr" firm, for safe,
s1s0y rest assured that their In
ftrtsfs acIft be faithfully affea.af-
ed to.
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MASONIC NOTICES.
.U0SQnic.

Rrkulas Communication Of E1LWINNING LODGE
Ko 81. A F. l. II, tAia {TuURspAT1 evEtns,
1t ~ o'doek.
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----4E---
EnnfT1.

FLORENCE, Mayh
The Ministers have rendered theIr reaisnations
to the King. AenahEca Is engaged In forming
new Cabinet.
, 1869-05-06
SPRINGFIELD,

Stale misunderstanding on the
ChnrEcs AEutnxs the storc House
Comm EAat0ncrs%
Special Despatch to Tue Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD III, Aay5
, 1869-05-06
.MN MN80NfG

Tte Rsfal.1 AessHs3{ & XAM RENsaKL.4KH
thr Neseoie Tempts sh4a (Ihua1dky3 eTentnE, u 1
neloek, Wetk % ths IA Ae8fea.-
~ '~~ ~ JANIS a, HnEA or. aeey,
, 1869-05-06

Free Dispeusary,

Roo.nn srxnnd stosy Rice Jaek11n,s RuSfak n H.
weN eosner It Jetttson md RAndolg1kA Gtnoe + or
sSies s5sndsuea md "a ta4 dasex!inG p3c
tte K thsT4e Vse1snAtaea alNHs1 efe1e9eaa
, 1869-05-06

NoE1h Germany
RESOLUTIONS Ap0r1Ep IN PARLIAMENT PpR TIE
PAYMENT or DEYC1IE
BERLIN, May s
The North German Parliament has pasaed res
olut3ou In favor Of providing for the payment Of
Depuues- The resolution was strongly opposed
hy the Federal Council
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03

the purchase by the State of the Junction Canal
Lake Canal liking terms S Of oe 70 61S The oRsd
and Cbenango Counties, and the City OF Buffalo; to In
tn @ Of in the Coantie,
medical prescriptions adversely to amend the charter
BILLS INTRODUCED. aIaal
an t IT, Eutor the construction OF an elevated railroad
on tne montgomery, or other improved plan in New.
York, beginning at. the battery and running
east OF broadway TO Harlem River with the privilege OF
Mr. Crane-Tncreasing the pay Of ComissoneTs of Ex
else. Mr.. yooris-COmpelling the New-YorR and New.
haven railroad TO take passengers at Williams Bridge
70 MT MoId rdIagstt when the House adjourn ay it be
the lowest rate the toll all coal gong west Carried
~ Vote OF q to a. The resolution then adopted
the Committee state Prisons by what authority is the
Of torture known Shower baths" used in
sorTeefen Dsas"IPf staie Pr.oas an
or body Of prisoners undergoing such punishment and
whether 1t is essentially necessary for the safe govern
ment of State Prisons that said Instruments Of punish
Mr. Beuder-That Senator'S and Representatives be
requested to vote for River and Harbor Improvement
bill Referred to the Committee on Federal Relations.
~ EVENING SESSION
The Speaker presented communication from d. Will
ers Deputy Secretary Of State the proceedings of the
TO keep the Geological Rooms open evenings.
BILLS REPORTED.
Facilitating the construction Of the Northern Air Line
County, to suppress lotteries and the sale Of lottery
tickets
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
To authorize the removal OF 100 cOnvcts from Sing Sing
Prison to the Aubnm Penltentiary; facilitating the con-
structon OF the SewYork, Oswego and Midland Rail
road 1t appropriates S9O0o0o to authorize railroad III
One hundred andtwenty hfth-st, NewYorE TO incorpo
rate the East Side Savings Bank TO aid in the completion
OF the White Hal and Plattsburgh Railroad, 1t appropr
ates per mile fast competed 10 aid In the
OF the Buffalo and Washington Railroad to
authorize The Brooklyn Common Council TO Improve GER
tam Streets for the construction Of Railroad IN New
York and Harlem River known SwaiUs Under
ground Railroad bin for an Underground RailtOad
known Yanderberg's bill; the bill compelling newspa-
pers to publish each day sworn statements Of thor ccu
lation was killed.
Mr. CAVANAUGH introduced bill TO transfer the In
spectOn OF unsafe buildings 10 the Street Department
The bill reported by Mr.. hLILHAM from tile judiciary
provides that the sellers Of lottery tickets
shall be deemed common gamblers, and on conviction
sentenced TO the PeniteDary from thirty days 20 two
years. pay fine OF $50. II makes 1t msdemeanoT TO
publish any advertisement OF any lottery drawing
thereof advocate the business OF any lottery IN any
manner and fixes the penalty at from $50 20 $780, the M
lornant he entitled 10 half the fine collected Ad-
ourned 10 Monday evening.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03

enset on him 1t touches the brain and .sv ,s.a,,v a,
TarPs s and destroys SOn,fe m SSs5 s
Ia, aas msin; him; by by the the influence Of sdmaIants
and he Is Sfs6 Int ata vortex without dreanna
that heis In GER The rs tLe gets drink he
feels ashamed OF himself but, instead OF resisting the
temptation n the future, he goes at IL again and again.
he looses everything pure. sublime, lofty. and
GCd,liEe, dIl and he continues until the last
drppkenness is common things the best fatces
z where the drunkard presents himself promi1ent
told Of the drunken man. heard Of going
home intoxicated at o'clock in the morning;
al this i%s OIs y 20 ococS i only one replied the
drunken man. at is o'clock" rctorted the other.
only O'clock remarking that he had heard te clock
strike, and II struck one repeatedly Langhter Ihat
w regard t ns T o the
some amuing anecdotes of the ridiculous conduct Of
he SAID: say whether drunkenness makes man fool
or a-madman, 1t Is degrading and damnipg TO every very
like. We ask you to help us In this great movements IL
i for the benefit OF humanity There not person ~
backing up the resolutions which have been passed to-
@ M MRy ys Se you s a fSI S a o @ p
iSton t9 roll over the ety hsse been thTosgh
and noticed with gratincation that the grogshops
and ae-houses closed on the Sabbath Day. tell
satisactlo Of class OF fellow wc5zens yoa sell
to all As night, II you let the German have his lager
or it is unjust legislation. Let us have just
legislation. Let the religious portion OF the peo-
the dsbauchery and dissipation Of the city. 1
believe the day Will come when the last nre
Gn%arG viii be nerved to burst the letters which bind
him. Letus die in the harness with the motto Excel
by-andby. Adopt the prayer God speed the right"
When Mr.. Cough closed his powerful and eloquent ap
the Excise law the President annoanced the lecture OK
Mr., Conswell at Seinway Hall, aud the meeting u"
iOnrned -
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
KATE FIELD IN BOSTON.

The Boston Transcript says: Miss Kate
Fields Lecture last evening Woman in the Lyceum
WAS a triumphant Chckerng Hall was crowded
with brilliant delighted audience. Everybody pre-
sent must have felt that however the general question
mEht be decided Mlss Field had yindcaed her lndiNm
nal right to appear In the ycoum proving hercapaey
as lecturer. Her manner IA refined, graceinl seilpos
sessed aud ladyke her voice sweet clear Renetrans
and neodious and her style has the ease, pancy pun
eency and sparkle OF animated conversation rev lee
turers equal power to convey an Impression SO u
formy pleasing She holds the attention OF her audience
from beginning eud not only by what the says put py
the pauancy With which she says Her wit aud hunor
are continuous without being forced and Obtsve ana
ia rare TO see many prejudces smiled away ms van
shed last evening before the light kccnne.s Of her satire
and arch mockery of her statement Her answers 10
the obeCriOns To the appearance OF women as
lecturers her rapid aud brilliant view of the PROFESSIONS
they already pursue liyelih0Odher glance at them
MS singers actresses and authOrs-te wealth Of artistic
and literary anecdote and ansion she brought 10 Tue
Illustration of her various topostho absence OF auy
thing like tartness shrewishness and ndniShneSs even
In Iho preston Of her ndigatiOnand tire thoroughly
feminine way In which she affirmed the rights OF her sex
made her address which was delight to listen 10
ana a pleasure remember We are glad to hear that
Miss Field will soon repeat her lecture IN Boston
Wherever 1t s repeated II will be sure TO be popular
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

w. H. W--C. G.. Washbum, ex-Minister 10 Para
quay, is q brother Of +. b. Washbureo OF ilhhois'
although the names arc spelled differently; -, +,
j, A. N.-The prices quoted in our Family Market
reports on Saturdays are retail, the ordinary daly
market reports give wholesale quotations.. -,
Ignorant Fd,1ntr-Gypsum rs the sniphate OF llme
II costs from s5 to $40 tun according tn locality
and though best tor clover il good for corn wheat
potatoes and all kinds OF grass.
y Nan,v--The region South of San Francisco IL
the best part of California for sheep raising The
business il profitable only to those who have practi
cal knowledge of it, An inexperienced man with
sI0 900 could lose his capital with the greatest ease
' NeIcmqyksL-A continuation of Cox's History of
Austria down 10 the year 1850 has been published by
Harry c. Bohn of London, and the volume is doubt
Less on sale at of the bookstores. At any rate
Won will lind il in the Astor Library, along with
several other works of comparatively recent date.
both in German and English, relating to the more
modern history of Austria.
OuerisL-Soldiers and sailors who have lost limbs
in the service of the United STATES, and have not
been furnished artificial limbs by the United states
Government are entitled to the very best, free oil
expense TO themselves and also transportation TO
and from the place where the limbs are provided.
Dr. H. ID. Hudson of No 900 Broadway, has COM
mission from the Surgeon Generals office author,
zing him TO furnish liU lbs to mutlated soldiers, ana
an application to him accompanied with the neces-
sary certificate and aflidayits, will he promptly at
tended To.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
THE INDIAN VAR.
PARTICULARS OF GEN. CUsTAR's OPERATIONS
THE RESCUE OF WHITE CAPTIvEs-THE WAl!
CONSIDERED AT AN END.

PARTICULARS or GEN. CUsTAR's OPERATIONS
THE RESCUE OF WHITE CAPTIvES-THE WAR
CONSIDERED AT AN End.
st. LOUIS, April "a long report was re-
ceved ut Military Headquarters this morning from Gen
Custar detailing his operations In the field After
breaking camp at Medicine Bluff Creek the hrs sigma OF
Indians discovered the 18th OF March, and tho
whole command, numbering 1850 men, moved rapidly.
making daily marches two three times rs long as those
OF the Indians. Tents burned, and oil
blankets, except ono per man. and all surplus
clothing shared the same fate. ON tho l5th'
they reached camp.ground which had been abandoned
only two DAYS before Abota the same tino herd Of
ponies In charge OF two Indians discovered Cusar
determined 10 capture the herd, but after proceeding
Some two miles saw in the distance partially concealed
behind the Sand Hills, body Oi Indians After gOod
deal of signaling eight OF them out from whom
Cst learned that 800 Cheyenne lodges were cnoampcd
within ten miles Of which were clrrcth IN
, front OF a suial stream. Medicine Arrow. Chef nf
the Cheyennes. and several other noted Chieis,
then rode MP. Among tn ap lodges were ihOse o ts
DOG Soldiers the most mischieN"ns hlOolthfsy' ahu
bArbarous baud 0f ludinns that lnest tbe.Plans Gen
Cnsfar rs intended Ia attack tls vainous lot whru
he discovered That the Chcyoies heid Two Mhte SiaS
captives Mrs Morgan and Miss White He concluded
pot to do at least an he had those women ont 9 the
hands OF savages. He therefore went with Medicine
Arrow" to his lodge In the center of the village BE.
excitement and nocci that everything prepared
flight The General thinks that had be- then been com
not have effected more than the capture of Their loig
he ordered the arrest OF the chiefs BS Head ana Dui
Knife" intending hold them under guard a. hostages
for the white women eapuyes. After coh1deiAnio PAT.
leypg and only the rope aud tree were chosen to
hang the imprisoned chief, dd the Indians deliver NJ
their capycs. The story Of their treatment ou by NO
captiyes Is of such barbatous crusies aud epofipoi,
mdgnties that II IL surprising that civilized beings con
have endured II and survived. Tho Indians cypress
tueuscycA heartily Sck Of aud are Wlng o 20 10
that part O! the ounty which has been dc-lgnhieH Tor
them. The General dd net lose single man OF hH c'
nand He concludes his report With tho iolloNIhS
words: now hold captive Cheyenne chris a. h".,'
ces FOR the good behavior OF their tribes aud Tor the iu
nlnent promise OF the latter TO come IN ana CON
form 70 the demands OF the Government. Ihs con-
slider IL the end Of the Indian war"
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
THE EATON -HEEYAS MURDER CAsE-APPLICA-
TION FOR A RTPRIEVE.

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PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-Another effort and
one that is likely to succeed made today to induce
GOV Geary to grant reprieve for Gerald Eaton sen
tenced TO be hanged on Thursday next for the murder
of Timothy Heenan in Phadolphis, IN June hst' py
Charles w Brooks his counsel Three documents were
submitted IN support the Application one was signed
by II OF tile Jury convicted Eaton, setng i0lh WA,
I'm e evidence presented tho trial ana ts cDaiHe o
tne Cort they believed that technically the Krhuc ol
the onse was murder n the first degree, ana thht tey
we're required to- aud therefore did unite IN rendering
such verdict sti they believe, and upon reflection INA.
beef strengthened, that the circumstances aehIAn'
upon the commission OF the oense relieve ~ OF thS oAI
fer OF ono mperatvey requiring the lnnctOh oi ho
treme penalty OF the law, and tley Iurthtr
heieye and 50 respectfully present To the Governor
mat tle ends OF iuHtce will be fully answered, ny pro
tTacted term OF imprisonment Another document con
sts of the adavit OF Dr. ShapeiRh, Cor0Des surgeon
which speaks OF second Runshot wound III ue a, eI
groin OF Ueenan the knowledge ~ which tor lhe n,n
tine given TO the public The third paper Is sEnsd o
members OF the bar who represent tlht, haHhB Isle
"a The ease when on trial. they believe that " was no
Of that character IN which the Legislature ever coho
Mated visitation OF the death penalty ana one 10 NhS
the GOVERNOR standing last legal sentnei over tIe
rcbts OF the citizens would be disohargng ms duly ~
rrlpaung from committing Eaton 10 the seyercst pnhsh
net of the law. Gov Geary assured DIT DrooAc ui"V ~
would give tho matter HIS earliest attention