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reason urged against repeating II Is that taxation
was 80 much reduced at the last session that the
public revenue cannot stand further reduction.
There Is o very strong feeling, however, in botn
Houses outside the members Of the Finance Com
mlleee and the Committee on Ways and Means, In
favor OF abollshing the tax. Should these commit
tees report against it q bill viii probably be put
through the House, under suspension of the rules.
and passed In the Senate without reference 70 the
Finance Committee.
Appointments Pending In the Senate.
The nominations OF Mr.. Kramer the Presidents
brother in. law, who was appointed some time ago
Minister to the Hague. and OF Mr. Root, appointed
Minister to Chile hang fire In the Senate Committee
on Foreign Relations. Mr.. Sumner the Chairman
OF the Committee does not think either or them ft
for the positions which they have been appointed.
The McGarrahan Claim.
The House Judiciary Committee, which has the
celebrated McGarrahan claim under consideration,
has decided to summon the person who was Private
Secretary to President Lincoln for signing land
warrants as witness What the committee desires
TO prove by this gentleman Is the genuneness OF the
signature attached to land patent in favor Of
McGarrahan, which is now on file at the Interior
Department. This patent which gives McGarrahan
a title to the Panoshe Grande Ranch, was signed, 1t
is alleged, by order Of President Lincoln.
Emigration or Skilled Artisans aud LabOrcrs
from England to the United States.
Mr.. Young, Chief OF the Bureau OF Statistics, has
received letter from Mr., Edward Reed dated Lon
don, December 2, IN which the writer Says
1t Is quite certain that the very considerable sue
cess have already achieved In sending TO the pro-
per places skilled mechanics and others, and also
agricuturists having small sums to commence with,
can be extended vastly, this country being overbur
dened with an enormus population OF men OF great
mechanical ability and some Little means who want
only proper advice and direction. These are the
people am securing for the Unitea States. am
much pleased with the kind manner IN which you
speak OF and encourage my Efforts and II your de-
parment ana the Land Office will keep me posted on
all progress in connection with the subject OF
emigration and send me such documents as are is-
sued from time to time IL all ask or desire. I'm
mcdateiy after the Alabama question ls settled ana
peace and kindly feelings are Insured there VIII be
such an exodus Of the bones and snews OF England
TO our country win astonish even the most san
guine Of US.
Stephen r. Hathaway, OF Brooklyn, who Is well
known in the Grant-Murphy and Webster contro-
versy, had an interview with the President and also
with Secretary Boutwell, to-day in relation to that
subject.
Mr.. Levi Hubben was yesterday nominated and
confirmed District Attorney for the Eastern district
OF Wisconsin.
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CLEARED.

Steamship City Of Paris tBr) Leitch Liverpoo-John
Dale ,
Steamship Benefactor, Sherwood, wilmngton-Lorilard
6teamship Go.
steamshP Mary Sanford, Chadwick Wilmington, NC
steamship Saratoga, Couch, Norfolk-od Dominion
Steamship Guiding Star, Miller, Norfolk.
Bark Benefactor, Berry, Hong Kong-A Low Bro.
Bark Forest Queen (Br), Bartng London-G Philips
Bark Arina tsp) Garay. Bilboa-P Harmony's Nephew
Bark Antelope, Davis st Croix wI-Roche Bros CoYey
Brig Veioce (al Romano, Venice-Fabbri Il Chauncey.
Brig La Creole (Dutch) Spalckhaver Curacoa-Dovale
Brig Mary Stewart Hodges Guadaoupe- Hough.
Brig NJ Tower, Perry Barbados-R woodbridge's Sons
Brig r Sherwood (Br) Taylor, Port Spain-Pf Nevlus
4 Sons.
Brig Lucy Warren, Hartman, Trinidad-James Ward
schr J P Lundwell tDanh Lndhard, Bahia-wendt,
schr Keokuk, Gates. Ponce, PR-simpson & Clapp.
schr Mary Stockham, Cordsry, Trinidad-Overton 4
schr W Holmes, Ward, St Martins-H va.able 4
schr Helen Hoyt, Cranmer. New orleans-N Brig.
ham,
-schr Annie Borland voorhis, Richmond-van Brunt 4
Saght.
schr VIM Tice TIce, Richmond Evans Bali Co.
Schr Helen r. Jones, Baltimore-Wm Chalmers
Schr Osseo, Lewis, South Amboy-Heney 4 Parker.
schr N Branard, Brooks, Acknowledgment L Wood.
Schr Edison, Bertram, Stamford-M Briggs Co.
Sloop Apollo, Freeman, New Haven-Rackett a Bro.
Steamer Elizabeth, Cundtf. Baltimore
Steamer M Massey Smith, PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer Bristol, McCue, Philadelphia
Steamer, Monitor, jones' Philadelphia
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GAnHoTInG.

Young New Yorlkers Practising for State
Prison.
Among the cases before Justice Hogan, at the
Tombs Police Court yesterday morning, was that OF
two young rufians, named respectively Patrick
Maloney and Thomas Murphy arrested on q charge
of garroting and highway robbery. 1t appeared
ing at his own doorstep on the evening Of the
10Th inst when the prisoners came up TO him and
bade him sgood EVENING" Maloney then stepped
behind him and placed his arm around mis- neck and
his knee TN the centre OF his back, thus forcing his
head back, while Murphy "went through his
pockets, stealing gold watch and thirty-hve dol
lars in money. Both prisoners denied their guilt,
but were fully committed by the Judge.
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The New Orleans Times OF December mentions
the death OF Sebastian Seller old resident OF that
CITY, and who for o time edited q German journal
there. He was fine classical scholar, and gained
considerable repute author. One OF his works,
"Casper Hauser, or the Blind Boy Of Nuremburg,n
occasioned considerable comment Ill Europe ut the
time OF It's publication and gave great offence to the
reigning powers Of one OF the German States. For
this Mr. Seller was expelled from Germany, and ar
rived In Paris during the troubles OF lS4S, where
misfortune again met him by receiving ball in the
knee while passing near one OF the barrcades Dur
Ing the last four years Mr.. Seller practised law In
New Orleans, where he leaves many warm hearted
friends.
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TELEeRApHic NEWS ITEMS.

Three inches OF fell In Memphis Tenn Thursday
night and Four inches fell at Little Rock.
brick }ouiding being erected parsonage at Shady
Side nea fttsbug burned yesterday morning Loss
$500; Ny1sured for $500.
In of Annie NJ Rounds The Providence Press
Company, for alleged ibelous article rejecting the
planting moral character on trial for the last three days in
the Court at Providence, r. l., the yesterday
returnqed verdict for the defendants. r
Judgt Temple the Supreme Court in San Francisco has
decdeQ that the the Mercantile Library
Enert did not repeal the former acts prohibiting
lotterie$ In the State
Conf Bailey Of Fl Dorado county, Ca shot horse
hief THURSDAY when endeavoring arrest him at Spanish
Camp1 Ihe wound Is fatal
The insurance on the High School building at Waterbury,
each of the following companies: :Etna
anu fhrntx oil Hartferds q -
merce of Albany.
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SAILED

Ship India, Liverpool barks Evelyn Pernsmbuco Idaho,
Cfenfuegos Unon Boston, brgs Hunter, Tuspan Balear,
st Kits; Emma Dean Curacoa La Creole, do: Harry K
Aubrey Barbados; Madonna Kingston, ia Centaur -;
schr Lizzie Cochran, Barbados.
Wind sunset NV. fresh.
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ARRIVALS.
REpoRrEp BY THE HERALD STEAM Y

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Jas Adeer, Lockwood, Charleston, with mdse
and passengers, to Henry Morgan Co.
steamship Louisa Moore, Sayear, Newbern, NC, Dec l3
Steamship Niagara, Brakeman Richmond, City Point and
ship Co.
sengers, TO the Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Geo Upton Roberts, Richmond, City Point
and Norfolk. with mdse, to Washington Co.
LorIllard.
schr John Howard, Howard, Virginia
schr Sh J peians n Howell. virgnia.
Schr E Turner Camp, Virginia.
schr Jacob Birdsan, valsenberg, virsnig
Schr Sh Albert Mason, Low, Virginia
Schr Vaughn, Vaughn, Virginia.
Schr Miller, Candy, Virginia.
Schr Kenze Soper Alexandria
Schr Bentley, Robinson Alexandria for Alyns Point
schr Jennie Rosalene, Sooker, Georgetown, DC, for
schr Sea Nymph, Conely, Baltimore.
Rieman 4 Co.
schr A Kindberg. Thomas Baltimore for New Haven.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Mary Elliott Buell. Hartford for New York, with
powder, to Hazard Powder Co.
Schr Mary Hyer, Chase, New Haven for Virginia
BOUND EAST.
Schr Sylvester Hale Coleman Baltimore for Taunton
Schr Charlie Cobb Kennedy, Baltimore for Providence.
schr James Alderdce, Wlets Philadelphia for Bridge
schr Firrel, Eiwood, PHILADELPHIA for Boston.
Schr Helen mar, Nickerson, Phla adelphia for Boston,
schr Robert b Smith, Nickerson New York for Woods
River. =
schr Brandywine, virgar, New York for Bridgeport.
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LUST IN THE SNow.-The Neoada Transcript Of
December relates the following sad occurrence:-
An Indian boy and twcnty-one head OF cattle, be-
longing TO Jack Adams OF Davlsyllle, Yolo county,
were lost IN snow storm, near Tracys old station,
on the Henncss Pass road on last Thursday, and are
supposed to nave perished in the snow. Adams
came through from Utah with 2l9 head OF cattle,
taking the Henness Pass road. He came as far as
Bear Valley, when he missed forty head, and man
who was driving with HIM was sent back with the
Indian to find the missing cattle. At Bowmans,
where they campcd the night BEFORE they found
nineteen Of The cattle, and Adams, taking these,
started below with the drove, while the man and
Indian went as far as Tracy's, and having become
satisfied that the cattle were no further back, started
to return. In the meantime 1t came on to storm,
the depth of snow was rapidly increasing, and their
horses gave out two miles west OF JacksOn's ranch.
The man left the Indian, telling him 10 come on and
he made his way to Bear Valley The Indian who
was thus abandoned on last Thursday has not since
been heard OF, and as the storm has been very
severe since and he, entire stranger to the coun
try having just come from Utah, probably pershed
In the snow. Ae had, when left by his companions,
some bread ana meat The missing cattle will also
perish as It has been storming since they were
lost John Summers, OF Sierra Valley. who gives us
tins item, says the snow Is probably seven feet deep
at JackSOn's by this time.
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IISCELLANEOUS.

A NOVELTY TY-NOVELTY-NOVELTY.
"A. RUSSIAN TEA RUSSIAN TEA. RUSSIAN TEA.
The undersigned Russian keeping restaurant at Nos.
13 and ll5 John street New York having supplied his
which they found of the best quality and In few days took
all had which has persuaded to import some more Of
the quality of Green and Black Tea which have Just
received The pest judges of tea have found to be Of the
best fragrance and flavor and at the time very
economical anxious introduce the tea TO the Acr
public and will therefore sell at Russian priccs viz
Black Czars Tea, per pound. ..$1
Green Cars Tea, per pound ..............;;... s
To the fragrance and flavor each pound packed
in lead paper Orders by mail viii be promptly executed.
Parties at distance their orders by
c. o. D. BARIS BLOTNEROFF, lib and ll5 John street,
New York city.
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There was light fall of in Augusta Ca. YESTERDAY

DEATH OF THE FIRST PRESIDENT OF THE REPUB-
Lie OF TExAs.-Anotler OF the fathers of the Texas
republic has been gathered to the bosom Of his
Maker-the first President and last survivor OF the
honored few who ever held that distinguished POSI-
ton. David G. Burnet breathed his last IN the city
OF Galveston Monday evening" the 5th INST, hav-
inG lived The blameiess life Of true Christian Tor
eghIy-three years. the best part Of which was de-
voted to the interests OF Texas. President Burnet
arrived in Texas In 1917 resided for several years
amcng the friendly Indians recuperating his health
and acquiring fund Of information regard
Ing Mexican and Indian character which
was OF invaluable service to the republic
in later years. Leaving Texas for South America,
he enlisted under the banner OF Mirander, and did
good service under that distinguished chieftain.
Returning TO his adopted country he assisted IN
throwing of the Mexican yoke, and as reward for
his services and in compliment 10 his sterling In.
Segrity and influence, he was chosen first President
OF the republic it Is but echoing the unanimous
voice or his fellow citizens to say tnat mere
werthy occupant filed the position. The
venerable cid President had been gradually sinking
for many months but his intellect appears to have
been unclouded to the last Exhausted by the la
bors OF more than TOUR score years. lie sunk quietly
and peacefully into the arms OF his saviour, leaving
a name that Will be remembered with gratitude and
honor as long as the State he assisted In creating
shall exist among the Powers Il the Earth.
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Barometer corrected for elevation and tempera-
xx1r
The New York herald., 1870-12-17
AIvAnac for New York-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER ls, 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-12-17
A MEDICAL WONDER.
~ HYATT,S LIFE BAISAM.

IN HYATT'S LIFE BAISAM.
Rheumatism Neuralgia aud Gout In their worst stages,
Scroula Kings Evil Erysipelas old Ulcers the worst
cases Of Diseases Of the Blood great Debility Liver Com
cured by this sovereign purifier 1t has been tested by the
public twenty years has cured hundred thousand
and fails when taken rs directed Ia
curative for Fistua in all durable the ouest
old ulcers, where the bone has become carous.
The Life Balsam does not contain particle Of mercury
any mineral.
per bottle six for H5. Sent everywhere by express.
Hyatt's Inza Snuff, &c., permanently cures Catarrh.
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estimated deficiencies in appropriations for the
years ending June, 1870 and 1871. or this amount
S1s62ooO are for the army and ST. 344 for the navy.
Z he Bill Aboisliinx the FranAing Privilege.
The bill which passed the House aboshlng the
frankng privilege, and which Is now pending In the
Senate, WILL according TO present indications, fail Of
passage In that body. Certain Senators allege that
many memoers OF the House voted for the bill for
buncombe, and were really opposed to Its passage,
but shielded themselves behind the belief that 1t
could not pass the Senate thus shirking the respon.
slbiity and endeavorng to fasten 1t elsewhere. The
Postmaster General Is however still working assld
uously for Its passage.
Mastering Ont Army Omccrs.
The Secretary OF War made sta tement before the
House Committee on Military Affairs to-day to show
the necessity Gr the immediate passage OF the BIZ
90 extend the ame for mastering ont army oIlcers
under the bin to reduce the army, which passed at
the las; session. lie represented that 1t would be
impossible carry out the provisions OF the bin as
early as the lst of January, owing to the way in
which the officers scattered all over the country.
lie asked the committee to concur In the Senate bill
to extend Tic time for mastering out until July. 1t
Is understood that the committee have agreed to
report thesenate bill before the holidays, and to
ask its Immediate passage by the House.
The Venezuelan Claims.
The senate Committee on Foreign Relations have
had the lbIect OF the Venezuela claims under dis.
cnssion, and 1t Is understood they Will report
joint resolution authorizing the President to pro-
coed without farther delay to collect the amount
due from the government or Venezuela to citi-
zens f the Omitted States. This action OF
the committee meets the appreciation OF the
President and the Secretary Of STATE and it is pro-
bable That as soon as the resolution passes both
House the President will despatch sufficient naval
force 10 Venezuela to collect the amount OF the
claimf.
The Income Tax Not TO be Abolished.
The Senate Finance Committee will report against
the proposed repeal OF the income tax, In accord
anH with the wishes Of Secretary Boutwell,. The
, 1870-06-16

i had been read In the House, aud never received
z collar for services from the Spanish Minister,
dlrecuy Or Indirectly. He claimed that under
eend Ill tue men and munitions ihcy could cet IN
e. shlP NJ from Boston or New YORK to Cuba. uE-
esearSaed, ts with tue full knoMiedge and without
Island Of The resolution reports s ,us tas
eSeaRed s S being an5th!ng except m!sehieyons They
not willing to hare war with Spain, be would
tay as q Fourth Of july business he was: but
Is Just in position to desire war. she lad
2 government only provisional, not with any
q tss peep psh cdad aS es Th H. ri S
me United States On fair pretence, TIE enect
Would be to rally her people around her govern
ment. They would unite In q common Bond Of
tnent prestige at home. Ali she could lose was
Cuba. and that, In his Judgment, Vas already last
But The elect on the United stases' finances would
Of the national debt, and new bonds would haTe
70 De Issued thar would be sold Abroad At 10 OF 50
cents On the dollar.
Mi. LOGAN replied to Mr.. Butler in an animated
manner, cHnclsing him sharply In reference to bis
suggestions about the use OF Cuban bonds Once
there had not been stronger advocate for Cuban
setts, and now he was on the other fellows
SIDE, and said that Cuban bonds hal Influenced
the votes Of membcrs- Cuban bonds, he asserted,
han 70 influence on members. Gold was far bet
ter for corupting purposes than bons anu II any
thing had been used on either side. 1t would have
been gold The tut uttnuation WAS lon md COZ
trary to good manners md good faith. 1t was an
act which ought not TO be recognized as the act Of
gentleman LArpla9ss II 4 t6e galleries, which
Mr. LOGAN continued He meant no personal
offence, but he was perfectly aAt0ntshed al the
huna Sp sGns II e. 81 9qs
bers i was astonishing to sec friend Of
, 1870-06-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr. MAYNARD. from the Committee OF Ways
as Means, reported the I'LL to relse coal from
aH taxation, end moved Its reference to tue Com
mittce OF the Whole.
MI. HOOPER made minority report, and moved
fts same reference.
The minority report is signed By McssrR Hooper,
Autsou, Brooks, and Marshall 1t states that there
we're tHo members absent when the matter was
considered; that the minority could not agree
with the bill reported by tho majority, and, there
fore, prepared substitute, and, II all the mem.
hcra had been present, the minority bill would
have been adopted. The substitute provides that,
OIL and after the LIST Of September, 1870, bituml
nous and other coal imported Into the United
States shall he admitted free Of duty.
Mr. SCHESCk made the statement that he co.,
cured tn tho minority report. and after some dis
cukslen, the bill, Oh MI. WARDS motion, was IT,
committed to the Wars and Means Committee
TIE CAPITAL REMOVAL QUESTION.
Mr. CREBS Offered resolution reciting the
proceedings o. the Constitutional Convention At
national capital, referring the same to the Com
msttee On Public Expenditures Agreed to.
EEsoLCT1oS OF IsQrIEY.
MI. FARESWOKTu offered a resolution IN
stiucting the Committee On Military Affairs to in
quife the amount drawn from the Treasury On ac-
count OF the National Asylum for DlsahlA Foluu-
teer Soldiers, how expended, &c. Adopted.
GAnF1ElD'3 CURRENCY BILL
The House then proceeded to vote on the Cur
Tency till and amendments Ali the amendments
we're rejected except Mr. judda, which strikes
from the second section the last sentences as to
the redemption Of United States notes equal to 80
ref ceut Of the additional circulation issued, and
the bill f0SBeI-93 to 81
, 1870-06-16
FRANCE.

PARIS, June 15,-The Journal 0fteiet, this morn
lug, contains the following nominations: V1sCount
Guerronn'ere, Ambassador to constantnople, to
replace Bouree, made senator; Count Asuend,
Ambassador to Lisbon, to replace MRrqu!s de
Montholon, mntie Senator; J. DsHhem}, Ambas.
sailor at Brussels: n. Provost Paradoly Ambas-.
salor at Washington; N. Bellore, Secretary Of
Embassy Of second class at Washington. TO replace
Count De Fanornay, who Is made Chief OF the
Cabinet to the Minister Of Foreign Affairs and II.
Denarmnnd, Secretary Of the Embassy Of the third
class at Washington.
The journal Ot1ciel also contains decree sum-
monIng the High Coart Of Justice to ttg the ac-
cused in The affair OF the plot against tic nation
and the life OF the Emperor, aud conEoking the
High Canrt Of Justice in the town Of Blays the
18th Of July. ..
Of the left-centre party In the Corps Lcgislat!f,
called to take action on the subject Of the st.
Gothn Railroad. After an interchange OF views,
they decided not to oppose the construction Of the
Wcfk, which is the joint undertaking Of Prussia,
Baden, Switzerland, and Bavaria, but to request
that the French Government also take an interest
In the railway
Ills reported to-day, Oh good authority, that the
Prince OF Orleans has adyancad Coz, 900 francs to
purchase the Gallo Roman AmphitheatEe, re-
Gently discovered in Rue MOurge, this city. The
government had previously refused to bnylt.
, 1870-06-16
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
i SPLENDID NUMBER,

Contents for the Week Ending June u.
IA WINTERS NIGHT RIDE In THE SIERRA:
From tl,e Overland Monthly.
"a SAFE INVESTMENT; From Arpletons
Journal
SHOWN AMONG THE DEAD MEN: By Edgar A.
4-cHAKLEs DICKENS: Henry Ward Becchcz's
Tribute-Dickcus and TtackesHy.
5-MAlik TWAIN: More Observation-Disclosures to the
Wettcrn New YORK Poultry Society.
G-JOSH billings: Pepper Pods-A Temperance
Discourse in Reply to Correspondent
7-P0ETHY: EVELYN Hope-Gpiug 10 Sleep.
"A KNOWING HORSE: From the Overland
Monthly.
a-oiilSEsE EM1GRASrs: How they arc Received
at San Fmpcteo.
l-NORTH CAROLINA: Ku.Kln1 Outsagcs- -P1oeia-
1natfon Of the Governor.
l1-TERR1BLE ADVENTURE: An Invalid Shut up
iaa Room with Mad Dog for Three Houss
H-CATASTKOrHE AT LEAEENWORTH: Falling
Of Bridge Picr-Thrce Mcn Drowned, and Two
Others Injured.
is-DEATH IN a FRIGHTFUL SHAPE: Man
FnEls from the top Of St.rpe. Distance Of te0
l,-opD FASHIONS.
15-suN SPOTS: Cool Weather md Dclcsen. Ruin
l6-T11E FARM AND THE GARDEN: The Weed
Pasehes-Thc Patent CombGuldc- Patent Claisns
EARTH Closets and Earth sewAse-Seed Corn
Top Drre.ins Of Acknowledging Frnit-The
Crppa.
f-LETTER FROM VETERINARIANS: How to Gfye
Mediciues to Horsc.
METEOROLOGICAL EOTFa The Striped
Squash Rus-The puat Rcmctiy.
1a-TREE PLANTING: By Il. ". s. Cleveland,
N-WASH1fGTOH: New Acts and Appointmcnts-
The Chinese Quentiou-Pnrty Schemes Boutwell,
and D. A. Hells-Jed. Daris' PlantatIou-A Sup
pteestd Duel
a1-DRISk1NG IN AMERICA
&-FESfAN RAID: Debate ir tho House Of Lonis-In.
stEuctlons to Minister ThoEnton-o'Nclu Must Ia
Punished.
.-ENGL1SH TRAGEDY: ScTcn.fotd Murder near
u1brfdEr.
a4-THE FRENCH PLEBIscITK: Napoleon Rccclr-
ing the Rcsnlt Of tho Vote-G11ud Scene IT the
TuEcfies-The Emreror's Speech.
e5 DOGMA OF F1fFALLIBILITY.
c6-COAMISSl0SER WELLS: From the Albany
Journal.
e7--cuBAy QUESTION: Mess.eo from prcsfden,
:s-SEW CONSTITUTION: Opinions of the Pzv.s.
% CHEAT SALE OF STOCK: In xenia, Ohio. by
RoLsrt Il. Bell
&c SUMMARY OF CONGRESSIONAL PROCEED
ISGS.
31-THE WEEK: a Record Of Current Events. Do-
11crtIc md Foreign.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
D-EDITORIAL8: The Death Of Charles Dfckcus--
New Funding Bil1-Defrctiyc and Corrupt Bills
The 1mpris sument Of uAtch-The Discussion Of
the Hlsse1ner Steel-The New ConztItutiou-The
WeatheF aud the Crops, &c, &C.
THE CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE has d larsef aud
letter circulation In tho Wc1t than any other }o41ua
An excellent medium for hdyeftiafng especially to
hoee who with to the patronage Of the psoduc
ms cfasscs. limited number Of advertisements will
t taken. at moderate rates Subscription price Of TIE
WEEkLE TR1EnsE, 81 PCT annuu, with ubclal rcduc
tim for 4 club tcn nr unrr
, 1870-06-16
EDUCATIONAL.

Commencement Exercises ut tho
Jennings Seminary, Aurora.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
AURORA, ILL.,, June 1a.-The examination Of
classes at Jennings Seminary began ou Monday,
and thus far have shown high order OF training.
This seminary is among the solid ones Of cur State.
President Qnearcau is q manager OF great ability
and thotoughAess, and Il supported by q coH,rc-
tent faculty.
, 1870-06-16

This Hotel II II kituatea It Myate Rridse Conn. and
f. now open for s.S:.iI t1avel; seeea5loe n lsv
Watch FEa4 Pequot House. and Myrtle 1sla9d1 are
T1t|lu ehptt diftAneP. Yachting, Tuw3u<. dshln3.
hAthiuE OF pleasure df1rink among ts Attf1eoaA-
A1'n'' 'N 4ppAe@o'o RF. Hox1E. Propxieto1: