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MARKETS.
For the weed Enaing Friaay, Fes-sa.sry 5. !

~ Monshs STAB opEicE,
-i--s4 7sf Saturday Morning, February Q. 1862.
CpTTog--Hss been very active during the week; con-
npsd aavsss Of Cd in tie market has
y Eaass ts p5 on 1y e. f Isassts
ding Aiddling ssb ass, and sict Middling
sr sst Ia e
Be e sssSs and sg s LssS Sc
Selections Il 9.Sc Fine wrsper rs asc ,,,s.
5ogsc Coed g Nc 9. roe Extra Ned ne bright sosooe
annearly all the receipts have been sold SpgarInfe-
sE as sG pas II Ii lS ts ss s @
lied I4t BE, white do l5s @i6c IS
strictly prime 60 q aae choice ne
with little export demand keep the market depressed
but low grades becoming scarce. We quote fine at
= IS treble extra 81 sSas 81 choice sss0io
a ag ah ggSd p shs 9 9Ss sales
soATsWi rl no receipts and light stock prices hese
edxanesd ssaly these two days Sales from warehouses
BgAN--Tirlf at 81 1891 ~ TO 81 a5.--g
HaYEs in good supply but the lots Offering are not
strictly ehoiee There were sales O. several lots at e5
PoRKcarcs and high prices at the West have caused
anadyaIce in this market We qete il at s2S 80 y bbl
BicoS-Slouders sic.g r-Fib sides 1ss 71sic
Sason scSsee and sascis TSaaia
good demand moderately active at full
FRIES tending dsyawarisi eaoise Western
Nerthern common 70 good 4O14ac. choice Goshen a
Il ESrs-tsoIce Potatoes pink eses 81 s5 IS,
Northern jackson whites - rssess 81 5oa2 peach
blows e 5ea Onions choice q g - inferior g so
keys sisS5 doseni geese g So,
Chickens s61e. &. az 7SJttt 1E'tFssi ~
Eocs-ssaaS p dozen on landing snd 80 S,f Dbl, in
CAxprEs-ie OF. 17a17Ic.; u oS. gue.; Is OF. &c.
SOAP--Paim 7zD7Ae. y ID. 5s iysus ..!F,t
81 3 say SGS faS & 'Soris
sieiee prime 81 to Oac.; or.
binary to 6Ac Cafpiiiia 10 to 10ac. gas
soFFgEa1aFke4 nr1p and steasyj fair 30 prime II to
&C. y rs@s.5 84Eiss 80 Z s~ss,ttzss ~ XXI
LYME-Tholnsstsn and RSckland, IN small tts sells at
s2 IS 81 bbl Caps lime % a Western - y bbs.
BAsaNG-An active demsna has BreyHilea for the last
few weeks and prices have advanced We quote India
gging BE; Kentucky at 22t to Sc. GunIy bags
50 70 2fc. Iron ties 6iS- y 10. = ~ 80 1sz. e1
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-07

"A great deal of life Is made up'of what I'M
philosophical people would call tribes There such
thing rs tIies, to begin with Who would suppose
that Lord yron's muse would sing such tring theme
. Childe' knew what he was about, He chose theme
which engages. the attention of all who survey them
solves head to foot In vain your shoes boots
OF the best material made by the most skilled wormen,
perfect In 1T and stylish and elegant In shape Still
there is one thing Iacking-fhe finishing touch must
front Day Martina backing. snarled
distorted tree In beautiful landscapes hideoRs de
fornty I'm picture of Pnradise-an discard
in Helnis OaSta Diva Such badly unpublished
boot OF shoe appear TO refined taste Vow there is
excuHefor such q thing, Glynn Sc Wintz, No. Camp
street. has his fashionable establishments full supply
of thebove celebrated article, which he Inns just port
ed from London
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Money.

The money market continues cosy with sufficient cap
ital available for all legitimate pupsses e banks dis
Of the approved bIsfncss paper oEered by
their customers The may BE quoted from
g y cent. per annup % 1 ~ cent PEE MONTH &c
eordins security Oferca u to ~ pcf month for
good and secondefass paper without collferais. Mort
gage notes rsteass rule Mt TO ~ cent per annpS,
and IL tots for second-class. -uI fu9tl
GoEiI361 TO 1859 Silver 1924 Mexican dcars I3c3,
LIxcHA N0E-Sterling 1I6A to III New Yor< u cent.
discount. Francs 353 TO $50
sold 663 city 10 " cents at 50
Metropolitan Warrants at 81. st.s{ Z
CTTr TREAsuRT NOTES axe rather oetteri dealers
buy Tire sInaf lots offered at So and sch at = cent
discount. tsit
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The odious measures of Victor EInnlanueFs
government have hitherto been borne BY ts italian PEG
pie with astonishing patience Bat the straw which
broke the cancels back md fonsod the people fury
was the "grist tax What pity they don't discard
whoe palace is tuzted at the of jackson and
TcoupitOulas street Then indeed they Would not DO
gFopDd to mince meat by paying cxtort1atc toll upon
prime necessary ofliic bat that although
thls exchange might Joy in Florence there would
he weeping and laVSentatoD in the Fourth District and
elsewhere, because bargains not" If ever
We're exercised in the right time and place,
II would be IN putting yet9 on such Eelaeya Siilera
reign in the former kingdom of the "TohUypftouas Is
considered beasng, fretn his right royal lberity in
dispensing bargains In dry goods.
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DIEn--On Saturday morning ett INST, 1T 90 minutes
past II ofclock, CATHERINE FTTZtiERAI.D, wife Of
Cork Ireland, and resident of iiers for the last tsen
years. e.i3v
which WIN take place from her residence on Elnire
street, Aigiers, on SUNDAY AFTERNOON. at III
O'Clock -
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new PUBLICATIONS.

sFroln the French of Mgr. Segur. Boston:
Patrick Donahoe. 1863.
Some months ago we noticed this work,
since which we are happy to know that its
circulation has been rapid and extensive
We were called upon reeently by a French
gentleman, who inquired for name suitable
work to place ip the hands of Protestant
friend, in whose spiritual welfare he was
deeply interested He regretted that the Els
glish language had no work similar to one he
naaied, pqsauslaed IN zSsgh by Mgr. Seg,ir.j
We placed the translation in his hands, and
our acquaintance departed, rejoicing that
he had found the very work he was in quest
of Mr.. Donahoe has rendered the cause of
truth great service in publishing this work.
The ChiM's First Prdser Book. Boston /:
Patrick Donahoe.
This is very neatly got mp prayer book,
adapted to the youngest capacity, partieu-
Iarly as it regards the morning and evening
prayers. -.
Vicks Illustrated Catalogue and Floral
Guide, for 1869.
We commiserate the man who does not
love flowers. AS to imagining that females
can be Indifferent, even the idea is prepos-
ferrous. Weloses flowers, and feel warm
sympathy with all who take pleasure in
their company. Mr., Vick's Catalogue is
splendidly- embellished with engrayings,
and we take pleasure in recommending its
perusal to every family in the land. 1t is
not necessary to have large space OF
ground to indulge this taste. There is
scarcely "A yard so ,circumscribed that it
may net be made to yield its measure of
delight in cultivating this refined and eie-
waiting taste. Mr.. Wick has almost I'M
limited resources to fill the most varied
orders. The Guide comprises 100 pages,
with $50 illustrations of flowers and vege-
tables, which will be forwarded to all who
apply, for ten cents. @
The Little Corporal; Magazine for Boys
and Girls. February, 1863.
This Juvenile monthly is published by A.
+. SeweM s. Co.. Chicago, at the very low
price of one dollar per year. The contents
nre admirably suited to improve and amuse
at the same time. 1t requires no ordinary
talent to engage the youthful mind--avoid-
ing either extreme, of writing beyond their
capacity, or descending SO low as TO stag
nate the ;ntellect rather than afford it help
to rise. The Little Corporal has hit the
happy medium, and accordingly we are not
surprised to learn that its efforts are appre-
ciated, its circulation, we are informed,
being over $4,000.
Pdckdrds NontHly. February, 1860.
This magazine has many admirers. 20
such no word of commentator is needed.
Horace Greeley has an article on education
in this number, which is up to lis standard,
and so will be read with interest By "a cer~
tain class. We cannot say that we arc eff
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-07

IS A man by tho name Of Clemens has been
eightee pyeaTs under sentence OF death in
Pennsyl vania.
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y Mrs Mary Grant Cramer, wife of onr eonsnl
at Lsipsic and sister of Sen. Grant, is an artist
of ability. 1888
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GEM PIcTUREs.-It would seem incredit
the fact we've not ineOntFovertllla that six carteE
site conceded 70 be exeellent works of art, can
street aud Stfsharies street accomplishcs this. =
sou tlou6=7 Eiye him q cali, aud conviction VIII
lollow.
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The collections az the san Francisco ems
temhouse last year amounted to 90 ,000, 00o.l
The marble altar now being executed for
st. Augpstine's church, bridgeport, Conn,
VIII, It Is said, sbe one Of the most magnifl-
cent structures of the kind in the United
States.
The last and most odious tax imposed BY
the italian GoverFaent is the |" raeaIstaxsss
Victor Emmanners e frnen rule In grinding
the people, while the people are made to
pay for grinding their meat. Y,
To show the extent of crime il England,
it is only necessary to state that in one dis
trict of Sheffield, Mr.. Justice Brett passed
Sentences amounting in the aggregate TO
3l4 years.
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3 :.
CEREMONIES Ar THE ST. LOUIS CxTME-5
psAL.-- The sermon and collection for the
Orphan Boys Asylum, Third District, took
place, according to annodneement, on Sex
agesin,a Sunday: January 31st, in the st.
Louis Cathedral. The language Of the dis
tinguished preacher, Rev. Father DaIphi,
was French, to suit the majority of the an
dtience; bur charity, which is catholic or
universal, needs not the adventitious ele-
mept of words to enforce its claims. The
audience was very attentive, and appre-
1ciated the burning eioquence of the speak
.er. The band of the Asylum added not
little to the interest of the ceremonies
The handsome sum of $500 was collected
IA large contribution considering the many
demands made on the charity of the people.
As an instance of the zeal OF the tender
hearted sex, we may mention that one LADY,
who was not aware of the object of the col
lection until the appeal was made, cast into
the treasury gold chain and ornament,
which will bepreserved rs n souvenir Y
not to be forgotten by the inmates of st.
Mary,s.s 73}E
All praise is due to the Very Rev. EathaS
Chalon, pastor of the Cathedral, for. his
active exertions in placing the object of
the charity before his congregation, and in
bringing the matter to successful issue.
In the name, then, of the Orphans of St.
Mary's, beg leave to thank the Very Rev.
Pastor, the Rev. Preacher and the congre-
cation Of st. Louis Cathedral for their uni
ted exertions in our behalf.
p. w. CoNpox, S. s. c.,
Superior.
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Lumber markets az she Few ana Old 8aaial.
keag Markets.

Beef choice Western 23c.; TcSas Reef, inferior lee
choice reast lagos steak l5c Mutton, choice 2oc Pork
choice 22c Veal IaS I5c Turkeys dressed e. 70 80
Chickens 70 TO soc. Eggs 4oe " dozeh wild DuelSs
per pair black 81 tot % gray 81 % tol French Y
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C,oRNEK CAN'T AND fsoaKsfoay ls1lsERI's.
~ = - NEW kArE-
The Oldest apd Most Efleient and Successful 6on1aTs
ctsl College m the Omitted Stes There Is,a Hall Fac
rlty- Citizens aad atlSngers who ish Bukiress Edr+
catcn for themselves Invited call sta-
dents enter Ia any ali che Departent9 Of the CHI
lega at any tie when eius of f6ree
the same time on tho sane place ten per oant edun
Bpok keeutng Fesniaziehip 3iatlenNtlos sznalish,
French. Spanish German, photography, tEn taught
used in businesses tAnt each sttsnt AZ once
take sRfga 81 set sf ookA An slneaticn tist
s the best ysETusE parents es.r give their soma The
south must NOW ednc&te ALL h6f sons
they VIII forever he tho cloves 81 the North
M B-Ygsug naer. take notice that 90 far ~ Hnowr.
every Of tho munctos Graduates ii this CoisnEo
tie past nos N
Not one IL tnJwant Of place 40
feb1 80 RUFUS DGLBEA Az. pree{deHk.
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between easapaaa aaasasiils stsaets
u Rrepsrea 70 do . GENERAI. TING Bpsz-
MISS IN 81 hranshea HeasA ana Sign Hainzine ws1I
coLoRIEG: GLAaIEss. ste. and heess a7 sfsiat at
tentioa TO hesincsa toebtain large share e
SIGNS, HAMMERS, FLAGS, etes
Mr.. y. HlsRisoN has ahaE tts Sign
ana piessses his give IS 10
puhie.
4 An or.soss Win reseiss pfsnipt ssss On
RAEK or NEws oRLRAsss
~ 9TfT M Ivy 0sIElxe, Rsbrnaf " 4 1863.
LETTERS or CREDTT.
The Eank Of New Orleans ssi,es Iftefe d 7cSs pays
able on the principal eisies IL Ersnsa asa
-, w s5s M ACGTST1N, GSsaior.
ssa6a 4saf Bills DIE ExCHANGE
Tho Bank Of Nav Orleans ,tfnwa On TIME aud 4, n
SIGHT, in amounts to suit purchasers, upoH
liverpool, Ssfs Panqss a vicnUiss
Tafiea.
Betfdeatrx 3 Tonl1uee. pofrffSsS
4keyee Nassey.sssst LIE Afnua.s
Agsssilies. n -. Sfsssbnrxg. Peri
lyons, aE6fz. I.9fs
Sc Etienne, ~ 1snlh6ase, ~ I1sley
Snntee 4ssst& sd IOyrE, r. limoges. ~
Angoule1ne. ~ Ef..yeau U,&rHeiv.
Gild 81 the principal Eisisa II sI,e Tige tssfs
b feh7 In IN ;sfE- sea2sA fEs &T(tUSH (,EsIssr
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IS tiiera on BS-Su. ms eIgfs- -.
aaEaataSaa aE-aRk -iu.Fxesaa psbbls
sOtaeles have bees fuE tested BY tho sot solenlao
On OF both Europe and AmsEica and approved as The
t gpcctaelcs known FIX The prcseEvasiop Of che
e5Saired vfnion. fs7f -asfle1r ~
las ssla sn,,.l..s.-a. KEgEh aIrAlz = Co.
, 1869-04-24
INDIANA.
Sestcrdny's Proceedings In the Static
Legislature.
Ebarial DeEpafrf tn The t,hfcnro Tril,t,nn

Yesterdays Proceedings In tho Static
Legislature.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
1SpIAsAroIIs, April %.
SENATE
n,11s, Tns House General Appropriation bill was
4 resolution was adopted authorizing the rresl-
dent OF thu Senate to certify the pay or mrmbeFs
from the nrst day OF the session.
The House bill making specific appropriations
The bill allowing the Governor to draw upon the
Treasury to continue benevolent institutions when
tue Legislature fails to make appropriations there
Thc Senate bin allowing $3.50 HILARY to Supreme
Judges, $3.50 10 Circuit and Criminal judges.
caa,*tO to Common Pleas Judges, ss0U to Cfcuit
Prosecutors, and s1,ooo to Common Pleas PROSE-
c:stor6, vas passed.
pnsscd.
The bill to provide a Governors residence
passed.
A resolution was offered that the words Eek
Iungcd ly orler OF the senate lie written across
the fAce o1 the resolutions upon the Journal VI the
and 1uanc The spccia1 order for Tuesday next.
wet 1actls was passed.
Tic bill authorizing cities to sell bonds for the
erection nl school houses passed.
Tie hil! providing that any person Of competent
aSc shall bc witness was PASSED.
upCHE.
The Speaker was authorized to issue hts wa1-
razI:s fDr the pay OF members from The sih Inst
The General Appropriation bill N:lS considered.
It was amended 70 rs to appropriate s!,Mn, IN
stead Ut s:.En, fur the Michigan City Pfisnu, and
Us thus amended the bill WAS adopted as 1t caiue
from the Sellute.
The Scnatc and House went into Joint cnn1cn-
tton t. choose Director Of the Southern l'risan.
Robert S. l1etskill received Is votes mud James
ItcIgWin Is.
A bill was passed to cnas1e tho Terrc 1Iaute
Raflrand TO cross on the new trilgc Ut Tcrre
}iAute.
lir. Stcphensons I'LL regulating The fees Of
county officers passed-yeas, e.: nays, Is.
The bill assessing bank shares was taken up,
argued, and m0ue the special order for Thursday
9,A%f
, 1869-04-24

iand, Third Assistant Postmaster General: Janles
L Foley, Secretary Of Legation at Madrid; DIgby
:: ne'l ccn:u' at Goae!1sh;, !, 7: .I, = Randolph
Windsor; T. ii. pixlcy Cnitett States Attorney for
California: John 4; lra!t Assessor Of Internal
Revenue 1or Seventh ~, nktHss kentuGsy; Joseph
Sewstadt, Assessor Of Internal Revenue for
Trclrth District, Illinois; Jonathan wills, Colec-
Tor Of internal ] Re:enue for EIehteen.h btstr1ct,
Moneys al :';"ckton, Cal :; Addison Low, Super
vlking i''i'Stof OF Steamboats, for Second Ds-
trtG;: :sarrh ,; SShoneld, Consul at 1Iako-
of Steamboats, for Sixth district; Thomas
MeElrnth, Appraiser Of Merchandise for New
Fs.tnostrre-Jarnes Rely, at New York: Rob-
cft 4. Smith, uoncsdale, PENNSYLVANIA: j, Ii,
Koss, Arlington, Virginia; Charles +. Wheeler,
Emtala, Eas Ainnana; A5S Adsline lsinsston Green
EeHie5. F., JensEseay3ile, 1odIans: Georee i. Iox
It, Cedar Kaplds loTa: John nnSafelt uolt-
Grange, Georgia; o. II. Dln, Nankesha, Wlscon-
ain; A. y. Caldwell, Rome, Georrta: James Nc
kcan, Mercer, PENNSYLVANIA; ". N. Morrison,
TUE ABBoTT-HrRsGCE QrAKRE1-
A report prevailed to-day that Abbott anu
arrague left this city this morning to settle thcir
tltfncn!ties but this Is untrur, both gentlemen s'c
ing Still In Washington No correspondence what
ever has passed.
THK NEIGHBOUR 1Aw.
Attorney General 1OaF sent to Secretary node,
this afternoon, an opinion Us to the constitution
ality OF the Eght-lIOur law, saying he saW no
son to differ fFo,a ne opinion Ienietetl By ex,At-
Secretary Dor!e has Issued circular letter to the
hcads Of the various navy yards, saving that while
me- mechanics and lahorers to work more than neigh: eEhi
hours, ret it haB right to employ them to lan0r
extra houEs, and pay them lrv n1t1 for such extrn
work.
Commander Robert ". schote'd has bcen or-
dcrtd to hold himself In readiness TO take COM
nsand Of the Aiantonotnah.
James II. DaEta, fourth-claas CLERK In tho
easp Department and M nstsas ssSreay to
removed from office this morning.
fRCKETAkY BOUTWELL,
Secretary Boutwell, leaves Washington tonight,
on q short visit to fostOn-
RErESCE sTAMF7-
Commissioner Dc1ano has decided with regard
70 the af1xlns alld canceltng Of internal revenue
Ehn!l hereafter be used, eSceit as may be other
wise provided, the person making and delivering,
ts et snS Eth ;ae 4 5 , , G5 'hns sDs t9 to e
sxposs s11ess fa 5 viea sesa a s'p shall ''n cancel
nc b. Mt!nx T Tux u9n esch sa,p or
may hereafter require, In orler that such can
ccled stamp cannot III again used. Tie cancella-
t:o;s Of stamps for SPIRITS and tobacco vill remain
'ton Ut officers TO the provision in t" act iin5ing
Il inc and punishment for using adhesive stamps,
which have already been used
SENATOR WILSON or TIE EIGHT-HoCH LAW.
Senator Wilson has addressed a letter to the Sec
rotary OF War dissenting from tho Official caustrc
tion PLACED upon the Esht-uour Law. The letter
Will probably be published.
COMMISSIONER rAHKEI,.
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs Parker will enter
upon h!s duties next Nonlay Instead Of the 1st OF
.May as originally Intended.
CHCRCH TROUBLES SETTLED.
The troubles In the Congregational church have
, 1869-04-24
RAILROAD DISASTER.

Terrible accident on thc Long
Islnnd 1enilr0nd Nix TeFnonH
Killed and Fifteen Seriously I,s-
tured.
NEW, YORK, April GA horrible accident Ia 70
rortt.l On the Long Island Railroad. The train
which left Hunter Point at IN o'clock f1is NOM
pR, y he'll about one ultlc east Uf jamaica ran or
hefsaek When Erinr nj tho ra1c Of twenty miles
an honf six passengers were instantly kE!lci tl!-
Every person In the rear car was either Ililti or
injured Among the killed were twu women AMI
AL infant The cause Of the accident was a h,uken
raal Among the passengers Killed. are Vim {.
l'rook1yn, and i. Shnnahan, railroad contractor.
Among the Injured Is Mr. Craig Of This CITY. laIiy
cut about the heat, and hip dlslocaseti.
Another account says there were fifteen rassen.
und eight passengers Killed. The brakeman Geo
Van Nos1land, was killed. rs was chill named
Adams The parents OF the Inter we're tcrrtrlT
injured and cannot survive. The killed aui!
Wounded we're removed 10 M.nAa auI jamaica,
anu everything done to alleviate the suller1ugs OF
NEW 1oKK. Arri! e3-The following Is con1-
rete list OF the killed and wotln4]etl ts the acc-
tr1t On the Long Islaud Railroad:
haa*a-Mn- Z; R1shmore, President Of the Al
Of BrpoEyn; Ars- u. T: rray. Of IrooIyn. meth
rr OF Ut. Pray; George Van Nos,r2n1 brakeman; !;
i. {. ShaEahAn, r.lilrad contractor, o1 Newport,
l. l.: jennie Adams, ten months old.
"i"ndtd-EdHin Van Galt5eek, Of Hohokcn;
NtrR- Held, Of New York: Mrs. l. T., Moore, Of
ltrnat1xn: Nj. E. AaenNs, Mn. Mn+.nus probably
fatally; Ernest AaKnns, 10y four years old !;
t;eorIe Smith. Of New York: John Bsruc, Of New
York; Mr. Adams and his wife OF New York,
Il is rtobanle that the majority Of the wounded
viii recover, their Injuries not being Of very
dangerous character.
, 1869-04-24

Mr. Sumner read q letter from Lucen Eaton, OF
st. Louis, urging III. Sumner to s;Aul Qrn)
against Pic
1A4 PRESIDENTS oCAEER APPOINTMENTS.
The rrsutt Of the e1rt'rts Of Tharer, Pomcroy anil
Harlan in executive session last night to defeat
Grants Indian policy WIS adverse ac:Ion on 1ito
OF the eighteen Quaker appointments. The mai
Ter WIS accomplished BY reporting nil except
those it vas intended to dcfen, IN the afternoon,
and conveying the dra that all OF this class had
Nen acted upon. III the evening session ] num-
Dez VI the remaining nine we're reported as Nj. So
and-So, without the designation, Friend, to
Ehow they were QuukerA while tue Senate
Tas coming 10 order. UtLcr5 were
tlirred through quietly at intervals
through the evening in the sanc way.
A. the matter now etunds Ha1lans brothcr-n.law
tsnox1 remains Re the Seo5ho aYent; pomcrog
retains Adams agent ol the ktckapoos, from whom
the Atchinson 1tatlroah bought lands, and Chaycr
keeps IN some Nebraska friends.
SENATE INVESTIGATION.
The Senate committee TO- examine Newspaper
correspondents took recess with thu Senate I'LL
next December. Sir. Cr4,in mule Il report from
The committee In executive session last night lie
said he vas Obliged to admit thAt little progress
Ind been msde; III fact none OF the witnesses had
gwen the least intimatlon where he got the locu-
uept in question. lie saw no use In tmpE1soning
recusant Witnesses for single night MI Sun
rcr thought it veIy important TO haFe tne honor Of
TIE Senate and On his motion the committee was
continued till December.
TIE IREAI1E2-
All Your Of the foreign treaties before the Senate
This week haye zone over till next winter VIE:
The H:.1cu ship canal, ST. Thomas purchase ean
Juan boundary, and Sandwich Islands reciprocity.
Tile friends Of the latter are quite eonndcn1 tna1
1t would hare carried the necessary t"o-fn!fds II
vote had been reached All the Indian treas'es1
, 1869-04-24

por6nxEEPs1z, April 2a-All trains On the Hud-
ron Kircr Railroad are now running regularly;
necticut River, 1t noon, reached 20 feet inches,
and has since been Slowly receding. Front Cona-
merce and other streets near the river are noooeu,
several daJa There is break IN the cAuseWay on
the East llatsford side, 20 travel on the highTay
to heEc IKE T. no eay g. 1 " ao5
taoo0. The loss to business men IN the Hooded
districts will be quite largo
the csnai supplying Tic 1nannfactofies MN OF this
place, Rase way yesterday in consequence Of the
hi9h Wster IN the Connecticut, and all operations
Is repaired Three hundred Operatives are thrown
out Of employment
MONTREAL, Apr1 92-The Ice began to move out
Of the rire1 last night and the water is RAPIDLY
euhaidlng, being now four or i've feet below the
Hharf HAu. Gl1nu2tpHn l8 LEFT dlJ, but terribly
, 1869-04-24

Office AssrTAS1 QEAHTEaxAs1ER Q: s ARME,,
CHICAGO, Ill, April Il, lsd9
eed rtnporals TN durlcatr> viii Sc received A: this
fis fias;1 Until III y & &ThaEsaax she h APRIL !s tor fur
speh quantity q nay be reqired by tbs United States
rs DsTsEtmt1 ia r. city cf Chicago
MMs viii ssatt ptire leu pounds fns which fright
~1u bc fteeivsd md tranFp%Eted pnthaf Of ln!c or
th A1d pE1ce pr lo pounds for each elarr cxctedinS
loading. ~ ~ ' e A4'> MT
III bids u.ndt. "
EFortas wf h. subject to tAt usual conditions. and
dressed to ftr nptttr>fS1.t*!
B} arder IT the ChiCf Quastc1u4ster Military pi-
S4tion Of tue Missouri.
4. J. NcGOSS1GLE
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