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The New York herald., 1869-06-12
Mr. Motley on the Relations OF I'm gland with
tie United states.


on Monday, the 3lst ult., at the Adeph Hotel,
Liverpool. Mr.. Motley the newly appointed Amer
can Minister TO England, received deputations
from the Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce and the
American Chamber OF Commerce In Liverpoo l. Mr..
Motley was accompanied by Mr. Dudley, the Ameri-
can Consul at Liverpool and General Badeau.
Mr.. W. Langton, President OF the American Cham
Der, was first presented by Mr.. Dudley. He said
that he was deputed on behalf Of the Chamber, to
congratulate Mr. Motley on hls safe arrival, and to
thank him for the honor he had done them In con-
senting 10 receive them at, he feared, some incon
venience to himself. II had been the custom Of the
American Chamber 10 seek similar opportunity Of
welcoming the representatives OF the United states
on their arrival IN this country, and II afforded
them additional pleasure TO welcome one who was
no stranger to them by reputation. Hear hear.l
Mr. HILL Secretary 10 the Chamber, then read The
following address,
To hi. E.celency the Hon. JoHS LornRor MorLEy, Del,
We The President and members Of the American Chamber
Americans engaged ia commerce. with the United states
cese TO express our congratulations TO yoar Erceency on
We should with respect And pleasure ,Ss
on the present occason We s,e hsr, AZ nv,
merely ne Munster q a; tss s,sss but ons who s init
are widely known as hsy highly among US
the contemplated contnusnce of friendly relations bsseen
The two grea, English speaking nations o. the world aud
operate WITH EIeeensy in a9y matter That NAY be cal
facilitate oJtend the intercourse
which has so long existed between England and America,
IN any way promote the interest Of the two
iros should esteem privilege and pleasure 10 under
take the duty.
Of Commerce 0' A''p0' WIS " W. I&sSroS fresd.n,
Mr.. MOTLEY sald--Mr. President and gentlemen o
the American Chamber OF Commerce IN LiyeTp09,
thank you very sincerely for your Kindly words o
welcome on my arrival In England as the representa-
tive OF the United states. You MAJ be assured tina
II is the earnest hope and wish OF the Chief Magis
trate Of the Union, OF his administration and, az
believe, Of the American people, 10 cultivate
faithful, friendly and equitable relations with hei
MsJestyis government and with tile British people
Hear, hear,l Tho happiness OF the world The ad
vancement OF civilization, and the best hopes OF hui
lnanity are dependent upon concord among all the
branches OF the human family, but moro especially
between two such leading nations OF the earth
as the British empire and the American repnb
lie, 30 nearly allied by blood, so closely connected by
80 many public and personal interests, 20 addicted
| 70 commerce and TO the cultivation OF the arts oi
| peacet tiisaS, hear) That my strenuous Efforts will
ne ne made towards tlc tnIslerance. 80 lar as IN me
nes, ol the most thorough snd iifual good under.
st'aug ~ m between the TIVE naions-thc oii;y s ;s
| ~ an enduring friendship aud all kindly rea.
/ vons VI hccordance with those great principles OF
reason, s2nor aud jusuce which are imnu.able and
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

This afternoon will be continued the debates upon
the remaining articles OF the constitution. which
cannot last much over an hour When concluded
tho elections VIII take place for the new Ministry
The following list is almost certain to be decided
upon
The New York herald., 1869-06-12

The general Councii-Anxiety Manifested aS
tho Attitude Of Catholic Governments
France--The Pope's observation-disclosures
aad Art Gossip.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12
FRANCE

THE French Elections--A Review Of the situ-
atiou.
The New York herald., 1869-06-12
SPAIN.

The Regeucy-PrObable New Miuistry-The
Tornado to he Demanded by Enaland-Res-
titutiou Requircd-The spanish Press ON the
The New York herald., 1869-06-12
ENGLAND.

Emigration from Ireiand-The Strength Of
England by Land aud sea-The Country
Not so Strong US I'm 1S12-Her Recruiting
(:rouuds Drufued,
, 1869-04-12

-, rtr.1a H,nturu, Charles F. Levcrtch and
In6n III, s1ewart III 81 Nav loet. md holdn{ near-
y y nc MT a o1D 1pa Ent O. u ass for
sSss Ss;ss nsss sdsa &. 81; I'D To- ass a.s
usa = pe gsssssss 81 e ae u; edan 1
Thsf nrtce IL va sold II VIE apparent thAt INC
n,ot,efty wiz mot wosth half the amount Que toem,
sna i1ttntson of nc purchasers 70 organ!ze = new
ectnnsnT at,d 1ut The road in good order several
ethes rsilrpad men Nere present ~, nae ,smes sMe,
eonTi1ie Railroad, George ". DePsnr aud othezz
HiIxols dRAHD TRESI NA1IRo4h
t, s,ets M naned rnsd XII Il butt I'll pass through
our s1AIe--the southern potton d Wn.sssaae
e Be bus III apon ths psn os sa1son
dtrseA1d from reliable so1rce tnat .ne peop1s en
Along this Nne Of road can haye tue same Gnn1-
completed without ~ Y they ~ gssas s. ofaage 's
grounds to the Chicago. Burlington. anu R1lasJ
Rail1nad Company.
Articles Of consolidation Of the Fort Wafne.
cinctnuaa i Jackson Railroad with tho Fots
WAYNE, jackson 4 Saginaw Road have been l1ea. ns,
VIM ~ Jsskson saginaw Railroad, Win esp
Hal gtocS Of s, Wv, ,0DG Each company seleca OF
person, and nc tTo ee1efs asssrn,ns an man ths
terms ol the conversion Of the 6tock o1 tne t"o
companies Into the Dew one
$SfSPAEfNN
shnrr L Michigan Southern Ralroads, the Bul-
lilo G,,.,a<Trsai says: "Tae next step S1u hs 20
brn1 tbn Hufsa!o i Ef1e RAtl1uHd COMPANY into
the rnnsoIid1t1op and we predict thxt this VIII oe
done ttefoYe the end Of July pezt'
xkTrptk Axp nAxyHIK RA1iAoD
Fr.1n ns Ka1oon{ Iu9 Jo4rsaI -4pri1 10.
MnndaT a Quorum ol the Dllecto1& Of the AN-
,onn Dany1sIe Railroad Company held meeting
in oar ctty, and took aet1on-saktng AAttoon anu
Tumoon Townsntps to vote, the fUEmer 5saNo
and he later n ooo stock to the Mattoon Dan-
s1ie Iii Raiiroad. Il oakland Ii made POINT u his
rnsd Tr heaf from prominent men Of t1at dne
tsctjpp. that she Wilt take $4,000 stock
GRANVILLE X XATToOS A4IAoAp.
Frpns tks Olney uul DensotTak
Rotetf McCs1e Arrved In our GUY To-Day. LIE
hss ryerythtuS prepared to begin moet fuss -
soon zoo Is he weather Viii permit. 4e viii begin
WORK Al three different poluts-At Vernon. Olney
doth wAya>, HAHoon, &ul ntast probably II tray
F1lle- ..- -...
IEET0k RAILROAD.
From tie 0ttum1a {lot1u} Ctuit7, Ap7A1 l.
We received . call to-day from Judge & u
Allet GecresaQ md General AanAEEf of TIC
IeayenHor1n Cameron, QttpmwH i n Washington
Ral.p4d 10 caYne dlFtc* Trpm teaTeowo.tht rt7
Auutpm. to 1dce9 tht rufpH IT Eu4tneGA already
approsc hing tho WApeno CuunsJ tne fron
Cainerpn, Who may 10 expected 70 trsFe theli
route eomplered 70 this city hn14de Of Teck
, 1869-04-12

saId cottce a1oresatd. Or within ten days atter
tueh sue persan asJ commence su,s thsrefor il NJ
court having Jurisdiction Of the amount clsHnoa
to b due, aRanat the owner, or lessee sna
fnelsan !. Ia otnsr caae. eIseuttoa zued On
Judgment obtained before Justice Of the PEACE
shaI be returned not kttiaded, transcript Of such
NIX &c Fear, e the9o ens an hsss Ii e
force Aud eject Of Judgments obtained in Circuit
Court, and execution Issue thereon - Il otnef
SEC. e. Whenever any suit sftaii bc brought By
any labo.es, the Court ahall a1ow, II tetote Jus.
stce Of the Pence, nse dollars: and n coart1 Of
shall be Gtren azainst the defendant, the fees
shall be part q the costs u tic sulL
SIC snoa1a re 9sqal 1 eop1sstor ,sg ny
titled to lien a aforesatd iraJ dc his petition In
aur court Of record Against the owner or lessee
and cont1sssoT. letting dorth tna n2iate ~ q ~
names Of the parties employed Oh such house or
pthe. improvement subject to liens, and notice of
s 5 s "a e E. 3 s sa H. sys ss2
eassTsd ssalast Dc owner q lessee
Ta1t sad material saaii be shown 70 be reasonably
paee. mt dedueang % much Is .haA hare been
owner or lessee she halaaee 10 10 dIyti:d between
INTEREST," to be ascettalned By the court the prem
deeree unicss the Judgment shall he sooner pzld
SIC 8 No payments 70 ihe original contractor
q his or,ier shall b Fesarded - nghtlaly made
the p<ysonA Intended TO be benefited b5 thls act.
'sEc- .. The Lien hereby created shall continue
for three months from the time OF the perform.
furnishing materials a Aforesaid. except wherc
sult sha1l b. commenced By petition as Aforesaid.
and in such cases Al Liens aha1 Be barred By de-
a.fA A.Hd$t In @AtA AFAf5
, 1869-04-12
HEARTLESS PARENTS.


, From IL Xadt,en {HIa> .,p,rna1 ApsaaI
o. the 4th of March . coupts came 70 tnls city
CIV Tas tae Tae Snsn vs. Wsa = rasser ~ seod look
ing, WIN brown hxtr and e1eA smooth sharen face
and rather slender build, about . years OF aga
little older blonde with tight hAt, rathet p1atn
aud 4 little lal1e from some trouble tn tba f1n.
Thes remained At the hotel whefe they nrst put Up
hut two days. and then renored to cheaper
boarding heuse. Tbey appeared 70 be persoos N
moderate ctscunastsnoeso Of Ute, mAnE falr ont-
side apPeaIzace, but tact5 undszcioshlns was neA-
The woman was evtdenkiy well advanced IN
pregnancy. Soon affer a,ThinT heFa they applied
il the ciiy but few months aud sought to mike
81 arrangement With hin either 70 queuch the
vital spark In The expected child, as soon a. It
and g1ye 1t to some one where thcy would never
see more He indignantly seFeIed thelF over
tures and refused to he party 70 any snch trau-
romln Ia her c1peceed confinement, aud agreeing
10 see Il he could md some one 10 adopt the ehla
the parents weEc 50 eager TO set ia ok
healthy child, Weighing fourteen popndA The
Doctor had procured 4 faithful co.oscd nur1a4 who
for the Ht,e stranger, aad ss4ss he c1as mother
With not Intending that the little one shold need
any clothing. 4 little clothing HAE finally made
up out Of some old thlngH- and the 1atoer hrongh1
mother at nrst refused utterly TO nurse the child
but the Doctor Insisted thas for her own s1ke she
tlGtt 90 10 clc H4J aS fEAA4- ~ tHS LIVE StsS
ne.ted up to her, the nurse tr1e' to quicken her
ate1na1 teeltngs BY calling attentaon 70 the cling
ing child, but the father who u.teElf refused 70
iook ut or topch lis child, cnldIy remarked. "1t
would not nestle there long, and from that hour
the child was confined TO the nurses asus md the
bottle.
Ftualr7, on Monday night last, hJ the procure
mont Of the father, Norwegian womant ior
child away. delivering It 10 = col0red wonsu7 70
whom the parents paii 81 70 take the chilli With
tie assurance that they should never clalm aud
never wanted 70 STE the child again, aad sae neIt
morning 1hs hear<ess p4rent54 without tbs knnwt
edge OF the people Nhcse they were boarding. lei!
Tor Chicago abandoning their little one 10 the cold
charities Of the world; Alleging, A. an exeaae for
seeking 10 he rid Of shelr chtld. that they waatei
to traScl And could not be bothered With II a2d
that the9r parents would not carr for the child.
some circumstances have led to Bnapclon Of
even wo1Be crime iEyolvetl In the affair, the
clothing OF the rnxn being marked. "fllne Cray"
and tns. o1 the woman, "Alss GRAY"
, 1869-04-12
EUROPE
Great Dri&ulus

1txor1T N noEol ov CHl1LEs prCxxss,
LIrKErpot. April lo-MalnIsht
1he banquet to Charles Dickens occurrei 1t u.
Georges HALL this evening. About seven hua-
tred gsu*emen sat down, and there were
besides, many spectatora The halt vi.
banners. TIC proceedings were ehar-
acter.xed throughout With good fseting and ea-
thnsiaam. a1 Henry Houghton and -uepwur.h
Dixon, Esq.. p.esItEed
After the uSool tosats, Lafd Du6erH N1!e
pleasant speech. He regretted thst Nj. hcsena
hsd not entered this aetd Of politics. He wvll
haye been power tn his House Of Commons sal
fellow Peer Of Macaa1ey.
Lard Lstton Al 1enEth, n glowing terms, pc,-
posed the health OF Mr. Nckens-
Mr. Dickens arose, and With much emotion re-
spondeN He felt, be sails that he Was 1n.a'. to
do justice 70 his feelInga liverpool after Loo-
Goa, was AWAY foremost III his eskimas,ou- She
was always ready to respoud, open-hanl.t,
spontaneously sRd uunt1centle TO III appeals 10 al
AT u1d literature Relative to t4e rtns<ks Of Lord
Dunerin, Nj. Dickens satd that, stter nntare de-
Iteration he had tectdei to stsator faIi by 1.e,s
t1e and not enter politics. Thus t1t be tal not
regretted his decision
AashonJ T1oAope sfso responded It. asen.tmtps.
He e7log1sed Washington Irving, Nj. Aot!er aud
tne American people. The latter were a{yaya
UuAAS ~ ALNNk+Ak@ ta9AA4} kAE tue 70
literary zen. lie closed ~ limiting thai the AZ.
potntmer1 Of Charles Dickens u Minister tc pa;a-
tngtou Woald be beneficial n both countries.
~
SPAIN:
rHESHw cuS7IrcnoS CspsK CONSIDERATION M
TuK coH1Es.
... NAoatD, April 10.
Otd-zga, In sne Cortes, Yesterday, aAvoease6
modification q the powers Of tse Ministry.
France.
DEFEEgvT kKAsEKK5 PFcFtEKD,
PARIS April 10
= In the SECate; TO 4aN the defenstFs measures
proposed BY the govstnment were geoefaly ap-
proved Asfshal Ses said 1t WAS the duty Of the
ceuntrJ In ttoe Of pesea to secure Its safety The
army might rplseed o1 peace footing. and,
reedet, could sapfdly psas to wsr footing.
II The Corpa legktstf T. dc Lay2letse made
1o5h, peaceful s1eech. IL concluded wte&tnc fol-
owing words: "1t Is the policy OF Fssl eta naata-
kaitfeaoIutely eseatAesi Eeaea"
, 1869-04-12
TIE RRADWAY EURDER, IN
IOWA.


Frox~ t1 Council Buff SonpdreI, April
From eur antell.sens and reliable correspondent,
ixadws.: 1.-THE case Is substantially as rollows:
arrest Of Gavin Bradvay. on me an1dav1t Of Ars.
.a. . ssss T. s5es
an, william L Bradvar. son Of Calvin :. Brad
and died Q. The typhoid fever, his wife attending
jsthere hoase. On or about the 18Th Of March.
@5ien @ s6s dsaieS I'm Hs M
e a sF II sas ons b.
wuaId Kill anyretson who wuald asast herin getting
Axa3 from his house; THAI she should not have
eT ths ssi ,s r g ae e
11adKay get corn Mr. Btai~as, not having
time 70 measure the com. sent AaH L.. Rrsdway
nnl tbs case, azd It VA on her infornaton that
warrant vas ta<uei Er. HradWAy murdered MATT
A. Rrad~a. 5 father IN the fall Of 1873 NJ: f1er-
turnl1z from Council BluGa. BTAlway shot Hun
| from window IN the part at the house Mr. Brad
WAY bad reserved for nircselk Hence the reason son
Of e1mmontnx many men as he did to rn1ke the
aIrtS:- They z1rested him about noon the 18th OF
=! March, and brought him hefors. ! justita o! the
taken, which vas the sane a. Ms GraIbina
Bradwa! wanted time to prepare tut rta1 wslch
| was granted until next TUESDAY. As he hnd 70
| leAtedly Threatened the life Of Mira. BrafFay. he
not tallahlc, and placed bin IN the hAh Of TIVE
aged men, who stared 70 hts re4aencc with hiI1a
The citizens, considering Il dangerous TO let hi1l
| 80 home, requested him 70 be kept u some osas
! place. he wa brought back according 70 tho re
quest and p1aced n the house of Dsvtd g. Sud
About O'Clock, l IAy down On bed that vas II
the room, 10 watch IN the after PAT Of The night
About 10 minutes 70 10 O'Clock, the Constable
| Enfr n md tf1t II tAfH t62TVE or IN
t prisoner he laid down On the bed had Just left
walked To the stove, and took scat facing th
prisoner, with ny back towards the window; betn
About 10 O'Clock, shot calue ttrp2h tho wlndoN
and passed over ny hesd, striking NJ: Brsd~x
and killing him instantly. ran cut Of the door, 4
did the others; WAS ron1eW hHt stunned, And did q:
hear Ans feE5au 1 WAS Deputy Constable ~
| pointed 10 assist IN the hIeet Of BT2dNaJ-'
, 1869-04-12
PACIFIC COAST,

Condition OF the Burning Mines at
Gold f2fll-CauBe of tho CAxnS-
trophe Cnknown-No More Bodies
Reeovered-PFoEres on tho Pacific
Railroads.
San FrAsc1sco, Arrl 7.-The tre ragged au daJ
tn The mines at Gold HILL The opinion p!evAtA
MAT the three mines are now 10 danger .! oen.x
seriously injured. The heat is 20 Ffeat Hom ,.s
Crown Point shaft thss the buildings ana holstsnx
worts ase considered endAnrtfed. f1pes AasS ~
been inserted 1ud ste1n 1Crced doHn L. IopeS y.
enotherng The nsnea though tn1 1enst l1e Sa1tu1
nara hen recovered Hum tat burning fnlnes
ne or1s,u nf the fre Is doubtful some Aaeze
thxt It Waa careleasness ou ne PIT o. " es1esi
b. tne ianiton of nrsaamp nenGE g; tae e1P1o4
ErrT fsr IL Sl,gtnt1, n Gold Hill = nAu mast
f5nnt{rTyis Of PERSONS followed the pfoEeSsano 70
tht churches and ctnetlseA
Stock poasds 1ots erenla9-leuoW Jacket closed
AZ ~: Keptuck. =. -: cEoxnPo u, general
seeIne from 1estertay: 5 quotations..
SAN FKAxe7scu, 3pr1 1o.-1atest hdvfces nom
the Cod Hill IRE state thAt the amoke b couHd-
era.tT decreased Some steam u iaGuflg from
1ae eTeytees where the hhatts arc closed leading
70 .re belief that tht mines mt d11nX with Ste4u
sud narats. eventua1lJ thus to Be smothered A
injecting stexm wifi be continued
The 01esiand Aan Company is now cxzyin8 The
mails between the end Of The Union and Central
Pacific Roads, \ distance nf one hundred aud ten
u1i1e5~ AL deaIed mails hx1e been carried acroas
Sleptoe Swamp, and viii Boou rtach tAeit desaus-
ton ....,
The Central Pacific Rnad to-day commenced
Transporting mxtls to the s15sh mile post Only
dfsy-tEo miles Of t8ck remain to be lAd 70 co1n-
plete tie Paclfc Railroad
, 1869-04-12
WASHING kaT0M.
The Cuban Qntstion-Pilibusttriny Prof.
potts.
tyaox ou1 OWN ooBREsroxpExr.I

0VH3HA1a
WASHINGTON, April 6, 1859.
The speculators, desper1doea, and people WHO
nre In solution hereaoout AFe now agreed upon
the feasibility and necessity Of "netnz" sone-
ncSy, and stealing something. Cuba Il Eenera1ty
ag1eed to be the HtakeG cfesturc IN Aghk and
public sentiment in her behalf u being nsrnfsc-
tn1sd hare b5 nidnaaat meetings II sA the rtstzn-
t2ntx. "Gtnezats" unknown u the Army register
arr turning up ffun Ill the E1op-RhoGs and &tde
a11cJA The faro bankers A1a II candidates for the
9drrps<. Not red chip has becn Waxered these
, 1869-04-12
SALE OF ORDNANCE STORES AT
ROCK ISLAND,
Purchases by Agents OF the Cuban
RcvoIutloni1ts,

From {hE davenport GQ1<t&r hpA n
ne sas Of se1dsnnsd o.tnaase apa ordnance
fore yesterday, Was attended bT ona hundred and
r!ry bidder They were ch!ehy from New York,
Boston, phtlaietgais chieaxe, s. Laui1 aad Louis
eoutrenenta and artillery equlptneuta TheJ formed
r.ne and made ,tl'1ing unhealthy for other par
ss q .una1ne nas % hlSa snst ~. r. ontsisss
snntageo1A o the government hut -
eefter eea 't eiaz. On ., scc6utee%eass pe hroutas
such Fa1ea. 1nefe u 10 doubt taas the pr1nctpalt
New York purchasers OF rcpattable aocoutreUsnsa
we're setting as agents for the Cufssn revolution
Ing in the ssrae Interest, for the TWO rnG1 never
coutested lids when either ona WIS trying to
secure articles thai could he made servicesote.
between them they purchased sEeai amount Of
tively nttla expense bc made L, do good Ear ser
Vice. A Cuban wAa present aDd watched the pro-
cetdtnxs With great Interests
The Boston men went Ia for lrrtpatah1e cart
ridge hoxea and waist 1eltA The gentlemen from
the shnb'' are nwner1 OF boat and aaoe mAlafsc-
tut1ek Whns 90 they do with the bo1cs and hefts
1ht 5 eo1 ns9s nd back, 1htch - q shtef, nIn
leather for the soies Of :adles' shoes. ana eetta
They f1ms emq nay ~, cut es5e
u eight weeks aead them back in
| ahoes and force the Western people to pay
for al this Thousands Of mlles OF sa1lroafng. and
Ecod rroat in the bargain Weste:n shoe 1,1: maaa.
slip ty-esen the Chicago chaps let tho opportunity
View Yofk aud Philadelphia ha.nea and ssddlery
dlea, br.dlea and all other ho1se n1ineA Tho bar
neaa xiii be n4de 10 look new and then be sold x
dIaynen and freight teatustess, nj pront OF nvt
| hundred per cent or 80
The entha proceeds Of TIE E4le amount 70 %
tFteD 3p,ESt4 and &4e, 900.
, 1869-04-12
NEW YORK
N~ xpr&@

sise41 Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
New Yoak, April H.
JEIY nAy1s-
Prr2,a letters rrum Jefferson Dssis say he vii
arrive h"r= eaziy In May, and pzooeed South ill.,
medLatel..
The money market has been quite irregular TO-
day, With considerable ActlTtty- Most OF the DAY
The rate was1 per cent currency, bot at the c1oss
small COMMISSIONS were added. Operators arc
confident Of a easy tusrkerno week
SUCKS
The bank statement WAS f3Fcfhbtef and caused
= s1icht advance In stocks Southwestern waz
weaker, and fe7sB Of n break Ia New YORK Genital
checked tendency to improvement
GOLD.
There was considerable excitement In gold,
u,sta1y due to tia activity OF rcIt operators A
ref1sal to psT gold cheeks owing to niSunler-
standing between two banks, cacsed m ADVANCE
'uLul the matter WIS explained.
1xYoETs IND YxrORu~
Fore,gn importaaonz II this port lurtng tina
week ending to-day ste between seven and eight
snlllouA The exports are comparatively
01ninx.
rAc1Y1C-FA1RoAD CAEI
The Investigation Of me Cnton Pacific case next
Monday viii embrace the operations Of tho c'sdat
aobt,t<v. Several books Of the CREDIT 4oetlisr &ze
a the hsnla OF Flax counsel
Rx1lIGkAzxE K10HTs fuR cCB1.
Cuban residents hetH claim 10 have Information
taat the PruAsiau Government will soon grant
to1lgr1ent rights to the insurgents, sud other
rowe5a haze promised 70 follow Prussia 5 example
10 TIE s1;1iss AsSsS1ATS1 sx s4.iasna rRkss~
EKw TnRK, Apru iA---SseaInshlp Alaska sailed
5oa5 saa 'an n o. sS r.
Eusse- American expedition Loft for San Fl tzucsc
Steamship Queen sailed for Europe to-day. On
her departure from the dock cheers were gtven for
JHufQs Il. Browne, who t6 a passenger. By b lhlXE
, 1869-04-12
ST LOUIS.
". 4. Ntchpts-SoIcrnn and 1mPos.
Ing Observation-Disclosures
epecisl Despatch 70 Tbs Chicago Tf1buna-

Funeral 0bxcqufn OF Major General
". 4. Nicltp1s-SoIcnnn and In1Pose-
Ing Cereraaonlea-Mnr4nc
epecial Despatch 70 Ihe Chicago Tf1bunaL
aE Lor1B, April ia
General SichoIa, Who but Tor his stckue1x mt
death, would have been Chief OF Star to Heuten-
ant General fntl 6heE54tAn, daed on Thursday 4H.4
funeral cort2Ge moved IRON The late residence uk
the tenerx1, on lafayette Falk, to Christ Church
Luczs Piste- Two companies OF rrSulara, IN mi
d:ets Uniform, came tron. Jefferson Dat7scks 10
net a body guards. ...
Promptly 1t II o'clock ia procession arrived se
The church and entered the middle isle. p1ecedsd
by Rev. Dr. Schuyler, who read the beautiful and
imHess'vs burial setstoe Of the Episcopal Church
fhe caaan, verJ chas1e enaket, ershruuded n
the national emblem, VA plseed inr front Of tha
co1nuualon ra,1- On. II Eas PLACED N e1qulGits
sash Of tho dead. .Tae body vas dressed il mn
nnfozn, md looked calm ~ In sweat sleep. Eight
Gene1AM, namely: GenerA 4. J..Sn1i1h, 6eue11f
L bfa7s + GEfs 9s5sr1 5 ataet aEs. 3et ssae5l &
& Hepoussn set:1 - pm noeasess, though 10
boiy was carried y s1x sold!etA AfteT these fol-
lo~ed the moEfnak1, and then Lieutenant General
PIN Sheridan, e@secrrtaEJ Of F4z General seho-
defd md many utnceFs Of ths regular aznI, NJ
vea1tng the customary hadHe at mourning
arms reversed. tne hand pisJ1F TIE pead AszeA
moved to the depot Of the Ga0 Mountain Railroad.
where speciA train WIS tn waiting to c&s7J thu
Ntsaois' r remains % 1il g. eanasntssi e % notis1:
earth Ia thc. Sallon24 CenEteJ, and there he VIII
sleep the lass Sleep .
beT of c.t!zens, including mauy tadiea, had assu
tlet1 Ia tn church to show respect fDt the dtad
ST. Lnrla, April lo---The cane of VIM B. A2noe
Of Hannibal for violation Of me rsseune l2M. waa
! coucluiul tOlIay in the Cntte6 States DtAttict
Court The tnr. returning veracs Tor the Sovc1n-
| Ipent for Slau5l