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CINCINNATI. Juns asEThr ns1t -, ,na v,r+or,
OF lie Red Stoct1nzs over tie Atnettcs. or PHI.
dp]pbia, produced 9reat excitement hrrr TIMING
me prngrcss Of tie Rame. the newsnsner ONCE
were tnrongcd. aud ~ lie uame ne approached the
clese the people were In lac strecf 81 thousauds
As the returns came In. from time 10 time, ap-
pause followed, and when the nnal result was An.
bounced, men swung their hatz and cheers went
m as enthusiastically a ever distinguished favor
able election returns
TH FxI11KQ m CHICAGO
lntenee interest was manifested throughout the
city during yesterday with reference to the game
btiwccn the Red Stockings and Athletica As Usual
ID the event OF important matches, kilograms were
received at Foleya billiard hall, announcing he
result Of each inning, and it u probable that at
different times In The afternoon and evening, more
than Two thousand people came in to Learn the
latest neEp. The result was in accordance vita
the general expectation, both as 70 the victory Of
The Reds and thc cioseness Of the score, 4 R.xe
amount Of money changed hands, mainly al odds
OF two to one on the Red Stockings, the stunning
Vic:nry Of the Athletics over the Atlanuca being
tnt main incentive to taking the r1ak.
rur WHITE s1ncK1Sas Ar RocpsrKR
.n-~.., ns.ns,st n ~. nbtrs.o 1rshnns
, 1870-06-23
LETTER OF INSTRUCTIONS.


G0vERSxE,sr UnCsR,l
... FoKT GARRY, March %, 1870. {
To Rere7end j. v. Rhhot.
SlR Accompanying this letter you will also
receive your commission and copy OF tho
conditions on which the people OF this country
will consent to enter into tho Canadian con
federation
You will proceed as speedily as possible to
Ottawa, in Canada, and on your arrival in that
tity, in company with your co-delcgates, J.
Black. Esq, and A. II. Scott, Esq, put your
SELF in immediate communication with the
Government Of tho Dominion, on the subject
Of your commission.
You will please observe that as regared the
articles Nos, I, 9, 3,i,6, 7, Is, II, Is and 20,
rou are at liberty, in company with your CO
delegates, to exercise your discretion; but
never forgetting the entire confidence tho pso.
PIE impose in you, and we trust. in the eSer-
eise Of This liberty, you will do all in your
lower to secure those rights and liberties we
have been denied heretofore.
With regard to the remaining articles, am
instructed to inform you that they arc per
emptory.
must, besides, acquaint rou that all con-
clusions you may come to with the Canadian
Government must be ratified by tho Pro-
yisional Government before Assinaboia be-
comes province OF the confederation.
have the honor to be, reverend cir,
Your obedient servant,
TttnNAS RrrSE Eacrefnrv ~ Statr
, 1870-06-23

Riel,. Protest Against the Canadian
Policy md Arrest OF Scott and I'll
chor.
rbo %o,,or.;, !, ,,,stv +,.ro,..;o,, =, I'm
pllnteo papeI IN ftench' WHICH u ene'oseo o9
ou. ss0 so1xesponuun, m ..ss. .,,o ,,..-..,x.s..
FnUlssa H. VI - to " taS Soa1nma sas..;,
my present ssaee u eaeeneIl ~ eal " sesaiu e.l
oaaan aSa'iis. ~ W tIst " LUZ
oGcaso5 10 sAo" tno ulneteHse H " enen pt pl.nst-
lss n ~ ann oaln ae ~ LA ans snrarn4 ~
erclsed against Gs slnply and sincerely n me y:
, 1870-06-23
state Normal University.

MIsCELLASLOCA
BLooA1FGroS, Ill, June 2e.-The examination
at the Normal University cl0aed today, with 8
large attendance The Board Of Education met
and passed upon the affairs Of the institution,
which are IN a most prosperous condition The
Tyeasurer's report showB balance OF the Stata
appropriation nov on hand Ut nearly s., ,0Q0-a
showing much better than any previous year.
The plan Of holding two daily sessions Of the
schools, which has been tried for SIX months, Is
applied on the ground Of health, and viii be con-
timed.
At the commencement, tomorrow. the follow
ting students WILL receive diplomas: Maria l. KIM
bcrly, Dupage County; Joseph Carter, Living
stou, Armada g. Thomas, Logan: John ". Smith,
Livingston; James ". Dcwell. Pike; Fanny
Smith, Tennessee: Wade II. Richardson, Ala
bama: Levi T. Reagan, Logan; Adelaide Y. Ruth
ford, Macouptn: John II. Lummls. Adams; Cora
E. Highly, kanIakce; Barbara Benning, IasaNe: :
Samuel a. Garman, Stephenson: John W. Gibson,
Ogle; Benjamin Hunter, Wianebago: En-
ma Howard, Kock Island: May p.
Lebason, Kno1; John T. Part, Putnam; :;
Cook; Benz. v. baker, Coles: Mar1on Weed, NC
wards, Mclean; Alice Emmons, Cass; Louisa C.
Alien, Mason: Adela Nance, Henry.
From the Model School-Wtu. Il. Smith, NC
Lean: VII Duff Haynie, Mclean; VIZ Bury,
Canada; Mrs. Almtra A. Bacon, Ogle; Nellie u
Galusha, Grnndy. - ....
At the meeting Of the Alumni Association, this
given. At oh O'Clock q collation. was served In
Phladelphian Hall, AID In the evening public e1-
erCises, consisting OF orntions, essays and music,
were bud
, 1870-06-23
PUBLIC BATHS.

To the Editor u 1he Chicago Tribune.
Much has been said upon the srbjec, ct public
bathing places on the lake shore, and get no ner.
manent action has ever been taken by our civ
fathers relative to the subject e1ceptsdch sbui
ns on o1most entirely from lake bathing. CLERKS
boo1leepers, and especially the iaboring classes
would be more benefited oy it than can hardly bt
estmated- As sanitary measure the establish
neut Of some good, accessible place for bathing
would almost equal the introduction Of pure Tatel
into our 1irer, besides costing the city nothing. i
is matter which has been thought unlmpoTtant
and consequently overlooked In the consideration
Of matters Of seemingly more Importance
Thousands OF men, who Will not pay tVenty-1Fe
ceuts al . ba1hinE room, would cager1y avail them.
selves Of this privilege 1t Is not too much 70 say
that the inyg0ratIng life which cold water bathing,
enjoyed by so many, lmparB,s.would be felt IN ev-
cry branch Of business all over the city. Camel
497ntthtnR te donrF FEB
CHICAGO, June e. 1870
, 1870-06-23
of protectors Of the zighta Of the peopls, thsy

of protectors Of the rights Of the peopls, they
j. int they were loyal subjects of her
Majesty, the Queen Of ENGLAND.
Bay Company for the good they had received
under ita government, Whatever might be the
nature Of tbAt government.
8. That the Hudson Bay Company Eahring
from the government Of the county, they
were ready 10 submit to that change. Bat It
Red River, having lived upon the soil that
they had aided the company to open, and has-
ing acquired in that m4pner certain incontea-
table rights in this country, streuuous@y as
serted those rights.
4. That the Rod River people having up to
this time maintained and supported the gov
eminent Of the Hudson Bay Company, under
the Crown OF England. Snow and Dennis htd
ignored the rights Of the people in coming to
establish hare some public workn in the name
Of strange authority, without paying respect
to the authority then existing in the country,
$. The Red River colony hsying .lysys been
these representatives declared, In the names
Of their constituents, that they would do ali in
their power to cause to be respected in the1r
favor, the propositions 80 literally accorded
by the crown Of England to every English COL
onX: -, u.,;o., ca.
in November last. They are now as they were
then, the line Of conduct Of the Provisional
Government. The Engtah flag which foata
over our heads, will render, then, this great
testimony in our favor. Full OF confidence in
the principles which form our strength, We do
not regard ~ loyal subjects Of Her Majesty
those who have united to make war upon M
here, or who yet insist On making
It because Of the line Of conduct we have
pursued under these resolutions. In order
to ruin us, and finally to faisa them
selves upon our ruin, they have always count
cd ua in tho rank Of harba1ians. Notwith-
anneaied Tor aid to the dangerous element OF
, 1870-06-23
Energetic Protcst OF ahe Provisional
Government Against tho Canadian
Crusade
FAoyls1oNAL GorERsNEs1 House.!

PROVISIONAL GorERsAESr uoUsE,t
FORT GARRY, June I, 1870. :
To he Reu. J. y. Rschot, Commissioner 70 The Do
SIR: I havo the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of thteo dispatches from you-the
last dated May 14-making mention Of an
II net sanctioned " aud "a an expedition being
sent to this country.
IL reference to The act. beg to state that
the Provisional Government has not, up this
date, anv Official knowledge OF its nature or
extent, and consequently cannot Say whether
acceptable or not.
But Is regards the "a expedition" il is view
ed with much suspicion, and IL not Ut al &C.
reptab1e to any portion OF this people.
Two reasons may be assigned As good
grounds for Ctr distrust. The first is, the gov
ernmcnt and tho people Of this country, in the
absence Of any explanations Of an official na-
ture, cannot view this expedition, as fitted out
and sent by the Canadian Government, in any
other Light than was the approach Of 3fF. Nc
Dbugal as Lieutenant Governor in November
last and in vie:s Of the peaceful condition OF
the Northwest, since those evil spirits, Shultz,
Lynch, Mair 4 Co., now 80 highly e1tolled BY
largo portion Of the Canadian people for
:helr loyalty to an unknown authority, loft this
country-both amongst the various classes Of
the people, and with and amongst the several
tnlian tribes, and evident intention OF enter
ing Tito the Confederation, on satisfactory con-
di:ions, by the fact Of you And your co-delegaes
being in Ottawa urging these conditions, We
deem this expedition az entirely unnecessary !:
and from what can be learned, it is intended
10 comre! the people to Accept The conditions
dictated l,v the Canadian Government, which
cannot be effected without violating thu act Of
1867, in reference to British colonies entering
into the Confederation.
Who demands this expedition? What right
las Cnnada to send an army to thia country to
invade the rights of British colouists, as they
are themselves? Against this action We strong
y protest.
Secondly. Canadian volunteers n1e rep1g-
nant to every interest aud measure OF this
people, and instead Of securing peace lhey
will. We are confident, destroy the peace that
now exists, AZ well ~ the hope Of m amicable
adjustment Of onr late difficulties. Against
these volunteers VIC also protest because they
can neither be beneficial TO confederation nor
neee.sA1y 10 colonial or imperial authority in
,his country, aud will be only source Of irEi-
tatiou to The people, and needless expense to
CanadA.
We sincerely hope thai all viii be arranged
for the present and future prosperity OF Mani-
.oba, and desiring the speedy aud safe return
OF yourself and co-delegates, l have the hon.
or 10 be, your obedient servant,
L. scua1pT.
Asst Secy Of State.
, 1870-06-23
ANOTHER RED RIVER SENSA-
TI0N,

Riel Going to Meet the Canadian
Advnnce-klis Communion and 1u-
structtona TO the Delegates to OF
enWRJ0fffclAl Protest OF lhr Pro.
vtsional Government Against the
Warllkc Movements Of she Cnnn.
DIANA
Ps7neina (June ol Correspondents af tie St P1ur
fTfsa-
In wow Of the fact that, in the event OF the
Canadian He'd River expedition continuing to
will send an armod force to meet them, in
which case Independence, that is, indepen-
dence Of Canada, Will probably DO declared,
enclose you copy Of the commission to Msl'a
delegates, and their instructions. Also, Z let
ter OF the Provisional Secretary Of State to
the warlike movements Of Canada, which it
may be deemed advisable to publish. send
also encloeed = printed ptper u French:
, 1870-06-23
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aitef taking Gays resi-, Will play the Ontario
Cluo, OF thaf CITY, On Friday.
bELv1pERE, Ill. June IA game OF base ball
was played nero snis a1fernoon between me Bonus
~ ao y, ~ r. a,tsr <. aora ~ *
teseateu IN 1asof oi LIE l@l4ef' " Ss'se u do
!" o.ur u w.su,snrnn-
wAsu,sc7os. inne ea.NAt zane OF hase ba,,
today he Olympcs scored 81: Pastt1ncs, %.
Ro7os lime nE = En- a. %Ntns,. ., Nav yo,r
xrrc defeated h7 thc Haryards' 1f This ciry. II ,
by score Of "a ioa r. e'''' ~
The FFess cy Gun Of y are to Pay
Pall, On Thu sday afrernoon M nc1t, Sune 70. Tic
NAV the RED StockinVa IN the III nntf att NJ inv
fCTne second match ra7ne i,etWeen the ActiEr
aud EafeEa Cubs, viii be played this afternoon,
"' of4en hc xnxci,xa md Fnar.t,s ,,ar uatc,
rsme th}s aftcr1,nnn' IN the grns,nGs corncr ~
Toua III RHtehsF R21s sneai TIM Liberty.
IN re.tertov H. scnrc ~ x - ;"' >'s
VI 1,v 47 ~ " - ~ ~
Thu rInyc,nh ieager ~ Il, - siat ,nst ~
an1ina 'Ha aM III X hr ~.
Forest tstFs al thr nanIs M ~ H. WhIte S,nrE
in~s acrnosI,res !. ,ne corn atter thts fashtHn
Forest tv lu can never e NAV 10 @ iiy
n ~ 3 nm shnn,d nnt o 3,,n ~ hnsnsI
never aaain 70 "ns to meet 81 a frstrtass eiuh 1,h
a 'ane M o na w., hn1
= posFest pay sSey VII meet Tns seo!s efs Is
Tha nn1r M noee,,iss snnnsoeion ~ ~ e s.y,
ta oly y ta tasi rhat ;e 3 oe
game Of last year, i may teach our club the need
" nas 81 Ho1e -1ofousa senlossFsson nna olsel-
Plnt-
f+U'n the 4Sesp York Herald, June e
Ihers was some queer baA playing 81 inc cap
,tone Ground YESTERDAY, IN Tie contest ,. between
l III.
, 1870-06-23
University OF Notre Dame.
Special De.r4teh to The Chicago Tribune

COMMENCEMENT EIEHGISEI
SOUTH BEND, Ind, June e2-The twenty siIth
annual commencement exercises Of the University
VI NotTe Dame was held to-day the college buiId-
ings snd grounds being throRged with the largest
assemDlage ever drawn together here on an occa-
inat1oa Of the dtf[eren. classes has been n pro-
sress, and the result WIS uniformly satisfactory
one 10 both students and professors Yesterday
the Alumni ASS cfation held its annual meeting.
In the afternoon regatta on Lake St jo-
seph, and IN the evening dramatic enter
talnMeuts by the Thespian Society, served as
An admirable and agreeable Introduction 10 the
cTavet exercises Of the commencement proper.
The degree Of A. B. Was conferred today on A.
". Arlington, Of Chicago: VIM. Waldo, OF lnde-
penden e, Mo-. and Thomas B. Miller, at Peru,
Ind. That OF A N. on Wm. 8. johnson, Of Seda-
liza, Mo-; and that Of IL d. on c. ]. Lundy, Of De-
rrUtt, Mich WIZ j. SHILLING, Notrc Dame, Ind
lafayette Batson, Of Niles, Mich, and Eugene
BHeher, Of CedaIvtle, Ind.
In the Commercial Department nxteen dtplo-
mas were granted.
aud wei. timed. The same was tue
Of the aiunni uratluu, By Prof Paul Btoder, which
IN addition to Its other exccllcncea, was moi
wcAl3ing, occupying but thirty minutes- The de-
livery OF the yaledlctorI OF A. ". Arlington, o1
Chicago, was the crcditable effort OF very prom.
Iging young man, who bids fair to make as good a
name In the legal profession as was borne by hlz
late father, Judge Arlington, Of your city.
All In all, the exercises reflected honor on Notre
lame. as an Institution OF solid, useful learning,
aud were thoroughly enjoyable by the many old
friends OF the college and relatives Of the students
who assembled TO witness them.
, 1870-06-23

case Of such an accident a fha public niattay an
ucpxte 2t the Opera HOUSE, we have 10 stats that
On the nrst night Of these performances, it con-
Sisted simply Of 3 una1l CANVAS rag held by q few
men. Since that time Z net hA6 been stretched
under the t1apexe, which Is quite adequate ~ q
saftgrAru when the 2cToaat u dropped gently
down from lower trzpe1e, as WaA the case on
Tuesday evening. But u the girl should hsppep
70 Ha her ain In the fdll career ot her arial 1iQht
the protection would be found to be very oues-
tonAble one indeed, 9
, 1870-06-23

GovERNMKST u0C9K,
Fort GARRY, March q, 1870 {
The President aud Representatives Of Ru-
rert's Land and the Northwest hereby autho-
rize yoa, Rev. J. N. Richot. Alfred Il. Scott,
Esq, and John Black, Esq, to proceed to OF
Canadian Confederation the conditions con-
tanned in the twenty articles Of the Bill Of
lights, as mentioned in your credentials, and
under which conditions This people will enter
INTO the Canadian Confederatiod. have the
loror to be, your obedient servant,
Taos. DUSa,
Secretary Of State.
, 1870-06-23
Knox College

Special UEFbAtcH ID I he CHICAGO 1f5bude-
pRIZE DECLARATIONS.
GAlEs8CRG, Ill, June 22-Last evening the First
Presbyterian Church wRs thronged with our cttI-
zens, 10 hear the prize declamanous between the
Sophomore and Freshman clauses. The exercises
we're opened with music by Prof. Fnirman, prayer
by the President, followed By the dec.A1nadons,
&c. There were eight young men competing for
the rrtzea They all did remarkably well, retiring
from the stage amidst showers Of bouquets and
prolonged applause The committee found 1t
very dif1cult to decide who should be the recip-
tents Of said pr1zes, but after short discussion It
WAS decided that the nFsr prize should be award
Cd to Samuel F. Dunlap, freshman. Galesburg:
second. Thomas VIM. freshman. OF Henry.
The President made a few brief and appropriate
remarks to the classes, aftcr which he announced
the names Of those who were 10 receive the prizes,
amtdHt loud applause.
, 1870-06-23

ANIMAL kAAAHA1ltN.
The annual examination exercises OF the stu
dents OF the Christian Brothers Academy, on Van
Buren street, arc being held this week In the hall
OF the academy. Last evening there was large
attendance Of the friends of the Institution and
The relatives Of the ssndents The exercises were
opened with selections OF music by the academy
band. which were followed By As Eccc Guam Bo-
nun, which was sung by the students with good
effect. One Of the most ndmircd performances of
the evening Has defamation by Master Edward
Reed, who acquitted himself with great credit
The geography class showed themselves to be
thoroughly posted. and some Of the boys travelled
around the globe, disconrstng learn
edly BY the Efy, Al q rate which
Weston might have envted- Master John Gregory
received qnlIe a round Of applause for his per-
!ormance on the violin. Patrick Collins read q
clever little essay on Lake Michigan The scholars
in each OF the departments showed remarkable
proficiency in the vsrions branches OF knowledge
N which they were examined, and the exercises
were agfeeably lnterspersed with songs, choluses
and instrumental solcs. Tonight Is the last Of the
course. On TucslaT evening next, an interesting
entertainment vii be given By the students, rhe
proceeds Of which will be applied TO tho nQutda-
uon Of the school debt
, 1870-06-23

the honorary degree Of Doctor Of LaHs upoa ons
eminent for bis researches In law for his scholar
silly and for his steadtast fidelity TO h,s own Con-
States Senator aa' from n ta Sin1s oad .ppause
TIE PhIzKs- ~,
( The rrizes were announced rs 1olloWs; Ths
ISL, for 1 PIKE essay. The Lunt prize for an
essay on classical phil0logy, 70 amos ". fa.toa'
Of the class OF lsH The HUH 2fiae 10. n seisn aa
The Fins Kedzie prize, for defamation, to A q.
f! Eeedham. Of the class Of 1879 The Second Ked-
lie prize ler dssania,ton to W th9odJ Of The
| nun, to Edwin X Shradef, Of the class Of 1871
TIE ASTRONOMICAL PERFORMANCE
While the intellectual exercises were In opera
top, the ladies' were conspir1ug dinner for the
rneft Of visitors. Mr.. br. Kldder, Mr1 Marcy,
MIS-. Hayes MIs. Strohrtdge and other ladles, SD:
GeI,ntendaed a q ne hears arrangements, which we're al
fo1mance WAS nrst-cIasa+ The COLLATION. WAS spread
In the university.
When It was over, President Haven announced Cd
mat uey were indebted for the ~ ~
the ladies' Of the Northwestern Ladies' College, tne
ion I'VE ~ %e5s 70 e to es and
Ice, cream, and drinking tue ZANE, same c2nes ,atse
they took % wa the same and vas equally suited 70
both, why ehould not theJ paftai1e o. ne sAme e
mental food he argued t9at !aaaes anoua nase
an EDUCATION. % IL r.ade an appeal to the public
tn subscr1be the SO, 900 necessary 70 put up the
ladies' boarding house 60 that t9e Ia1f sex blight
'oT1 He7. d.. Hatfield partially endorsed the move
Rev. Dr. Reid spoke heartily IN Its favor
General Mann did the same.
Professor King President OF Cornell College,
Mount Vernon, Iowa, gave hts experience. In his
college the Indies had the came advantages as
gentlemen, and proved .thcmseves eminently
worthy OF the facilities afforded them
fYna fffJrY f,H1E
favor OF the movement pervadtng the audience
ALUMNI EIERG1sES-
The alumni exercises were held tu the Methodist
occnpea IS IT, L 3 Of aS Gn,eaeo sua
Nr. 4. J. Wheeler, Of Evanston, acted as Secre-
ta1y. Rev. C. Il 1'earce, Of Niles, Mich, made
Rev. Hiram Curtis, OF Bristol, Wla, was the poet
Of tho OCCASION. His euusion was medley about
twice rs long as Paradise Lost, but not half as
lively. II was as good as the usual run Of poetry
Rev. William A. Spencer, of peorts, was the
orator; He treated Of education generally, and Of
the university In particular.
MORE GAsTRnEoNT.
The benedcuon was pronounced and the meet
ing again adjourned - The university, to attack
demolished. A pleasant feature Of the occasion
WEB the presence Of the ladies' at the table
The business meeting Of The Alumni WIS held
Immediately after, and, Us soon as the pfelinlina
Eles we're over, President Haven addressed them q
committee waa appointed to nominate officers fer
The ensuing year, With the following result:
r,..'sGtac: r ss.t;5 g, Br.saen. Cincinnati:
Georfe ". " WinsloT. Sias9 Of the Uni.
rsss,ss1;M; ~, :s.J;a.; MS;; NsSS..tey, eh,e.fo
don, j. Il. Gill 0@' Se
The ticket YVES elected,
A comlstee WAS appointed to draft 8 constitution
70 pc presented at the next meeting.
Ar- j. Il. FFale Was elected permanent histo-
, 1870-06-23

Aessra. Rand, McNaity + Co., are nov going to
press with their business directory OF Chicago 1t
Is desired that all changes which have taken
pace sInce the canvass be sent TO their Office 81
CLARK street, at once, IN order to their cor
rect insertion In the work.
, 1870-06-23
To DistillerB, Rect6ers, and Wholesale
Iiuuot DaaIa1t.

Messra Culver, Page i Hoyne, manufacturing
staloners, Nos, 12s aud lso Lake street. hare pre-
pared the United States Government new form Of
books, new blacks, No. b2, with 24s coupons; price
- each. Also for recEinefs who arc also whUle-
sale lIquDr dealers, and who, BY the Instructions
Of the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue, are
required to keep tro books, VIC have prepared the
books rithout coupons, 44a stubs Price $150
,.hrh -
, 1870-06-23

Hudsou's Patent Cancelltng Stamp, approved by
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, Is the sua-
plc1t, best and most durable stamp yet offered
10 the public PI1ce $1,000 each complete, for sale
by Ill HtauOnerB, and supplied to the trade by
Culver, Page HoJne, manufacturing Stadoners,
hu6 LIS and lS0 Like street.
, 1870-06-23
A R11stnaxa Chanee.

The attention OF parties out of business who are
looking out for good chance, Is called 10 the AL
vertsemcnt on the first page OF this Issue, under
lhc head Of " Manufacturing Business For Sale n