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, 1870-05-22

Session OF the United prcAby4cFis1ns
in Philadelphia
NEW YORK, May el.--At Yesterday afternoons
Philadelphia, tho Committee. Of Foreign Cures
penlence presented partial report, recommends
ing tht admission Of delegates fsum forcln bo&1!ts,
fcml!y for next Wednesday evening. ioF thc pu1-
pose of hearing those gentlemen
Dr.. Adams, of New York. submitted resolutions
southern Presbyterian Church with tits Assembly.
The report IL the Treasurer Of the Assembly
Has read, showing balance Oh hand Of $lo,9.
tees Of tho New Jcrrey Theological SEMINARY,
stating that the Trustees are about to erect
li.tl!ng to he Called Reunion Hall. and requesting
the cornerstone. On nlotloa, a committee OF
twelve members was appointed to attend on be-
half of the Assembly. on the 21th Inst
Appointments were tnale for preaching On SUM-
slaJ, when the Assembly adjourned.
fi11sAnE'ru1A, May at.-1hs mornings session
of fhe Presbyterian General Assembly was occt1.
pesl with Tie consideration Of the report Of the
t0tnt Committee on Reconstruction The report
nxes the boundaries Of t1lr various synuis by
stairs and counties 1t Recommended that the As
1'r,shyteries, according to the following rHnct.
! pics: That each IrcsbEtcry be defined BY eco,
graphical boundaries that the lrcs!stcrics f'e
coursFed, none hereafter to bc formed to
consist of less than 1rc ministers. that N tht
present distribution, Ut in thu future formation by
- uDusy NU fIE@HjNI4 Su%A ~4As4ok VI AC9o kftAI
ten except In missionary districts: tat each latEt
city shall cdsttute enc }res:.yterr; that causche
III different geographical localities having one MIN
lster, shall tc1org IL the rrcsbytcry Of the minis
| ter 20 long as he continues pastor: tha
ministers without charges shall lclnnB t
| the prcsbytcIy within the limits 0
1 which they ordinarily reside: that tn
present syncxss anil prrs'.y,e1its. on reorGaniza
tion shall he considered Ii continuing their Elc
cess1on In that synod or prcshytcry which nom In
cludes the largest portion Of the body as c1!stlni
to-1inE. 4 change IN tho representation To synod
| anA tht assemblies Is not recommended! at pres
INT. The report was placed upon the docket an,
! male the special orler for Monday morning. al
tetDQpA ecsGpp omitted tO-{tn},
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tnWn. aast night, destroying the building and an
no;o .nlng dHcnlnH. Loss, xl5, ,on.
AfA Lewis, mother Of the child Of Cnrinna
L;"A, whose abduction By the father createt such
asensatun last summer, has obtained a hlEotce Oh
the Rr1rnd OF atuIt+sr,
DGFIR, r. IL, Mn5 2I.-A lad, nA,ucd Grown,
VA Killed, yesterday, While playing base bail. the
bS1 striking his head.
l]osrof, May 91.-1he Pullman Pacific Hotel
EMh. Which Is to take an excursion party
1l neMbcta OF the Boston Board Of
Trade 10 Sun Francisco. artrcd this
afternoon. Acss1a Geo. Il. and A. r. Pullman
arr being entertained ty the Commercial Club At 4
dinner At the Revere House. Tho TRAIN il on the
track near the Coliseum grounds, aud has been
Visited b. thousands Of cllizens, and waa, this
members Of the board Of TTsde md Commercial
Club. The train staIts on Monday ulufnlug ri1 the
Doston Albany, New York Central Great West
en-, o1 Canada, Michigan Central Chicago d
N0rthKe.tesr, and uuIun mud Central Pacific.
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT,
TO RENT.

t33 Waha.h-Av.. Thirty -Ass:st. II rcoa.a. Ill
.-acdt n imT rovculents frluis.. Of
j. l. DAVIS, rs Waan.u :so1-5t
, 1870-05-22


IoE1sIAEA ELECTION CASE.
wAsn1x0ToS, D. C., May 2t.--Another OF the
Iouisiana election Cases was before the House to-
day, md goes for the second time without be-
ing finished. The case is similar In general terms
to that Of sypher. After the close OF the debate,
NcKsham was voted In br hatf dozen majority.
Dir. Edridgc changed. and then moved a reconstd-
Grafton, which was carried by TWO majority on 4
standing vote. Before The yeas and mars could be
taken, the House got to niibuster1ng, and finally
adjourned without reaching decision,
TIE pAR1ES sHIr CANAL TRkAry.
Private letters from BoGot4 spea. OF the Daricu
ship Canal treaty. il Is fald that tho debate On
II In the Columbian Congress has been very sharp
and bitter It is being considered article bJ a1t-
Gle; and the first one has been adopted The
prospects for ratification arc not favorable, and In
sections most interested there is considerable ex-
citneaL
THE friends Of John I. Hale have wortl that he
IL to sa{ from Europe for New York in tho steamer
Of the 1st Of June he Is By no means In good
health, and appears to bc somewhat broken down
BY cvcnts Of the last two 5casa-
TUE TOBACCO E1EREsT.
Representatives Mytrs, Winchester. Peck Hill,
Trinble. Cooker, Cleveland, and Senator Johnson
all having constituents largely interested IN 10
bacco, helc a meeting last night to decide upon
the rate Of ta1 they would advocate. 1t WIS
finally agreed 10 try and unite those most Inter.
csted In this article in supporting single Tatc o.
sixteen ccuts upon all sortA
NAVAL PROMOTION.
MAste1 Thomas G. Grove, OF Mound CITY, III,
passed his Becond examination In the nayy to-day,
and attained the grade Of Lieutenant
Ito the Associated rsraa,
REILLY TO iEQCIRtEs rHoX pREErRs
W1EHIkGT0S, May 2l--The Commissioner nf In.
1etn11 Revenue has received numbcr Of let,er,
Iom per6On8 DUNG business AS btcwef1 inn,1rfno
whether the Law requires them to cancei href
1trInps By using either Wheeier.a natcut or m,
othcf than those prescribed by the department Ths
Commissioner responds that so lar as beer sta,pm
are concerned there need te no other method Q
cancellation used than hitherto pr1Ltscd.
GENERAL HAEC0CE-
The reason why General Hancock WAS not N
pointed 10 the command Of the Department OF II
Pacific will appear from correspondence, soon t
lie published, which shows that pasty pouuc
lGd nothing 10 do with tho matter.
CUBAN iFFAIRS.
feNtng with members OF the Senate and uoug
Foreign Affairs Committee to-d1y, conceruin
Cuban Affairs. lie Intends to call upon Prea!der
Grant, and lay before hln some important fac'
respecting the condition Of aIalrs In that Island.
TuE RED K1yEK AYFAIR.
The British Minister hsd 3 long fnteryte
with the SecretarT Of StAte to-day. II appeal
that the English authorities wish to get c!ea
pnce for some nr1ns at Fort AbercTomblet Thc
Ere been there for some time, Intended for tn
1'eo ntrer county.
NAVAL s11ARIEs.
A"e S'e'~+c &aFarupt1atiQ1 Committee have q
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ILLINOIS,

Co"nFd1y 0utrnEcs in Peoria
County,
HpetiL Dcsratth To The Chicago Tribune
PEORIA. May Alan outrageous adatr occurred
at wedding purity at K!ckapoo Greek, four mite.
from here. night before last A man, named
6ienxifer, got Into an alteration with thrte hroh
en-, ~ name M0nd- which, after come trouble, was
quelled- Whan stienz!fer and wife starri fol
home, two brothers fell on them aud nearly Killed
them, beating both in horrible manner. 1t VII
le almost Impossible fur the women to recover.
4 party Of Tufdans ulaie an attack Oh Henry
SchaneE, Captain Of d tugboat, yesterday, because
he refused 10 caTy them aCruss tho lake tO house
of iu-fame. lie WAS feaftnIiy htateu auh thToW1l
senseless Into the water. His wife ATTEMPTED to
interfere, and Fas rutlely han'Ilct. Schafltg va.
finally rrscued from the iake, nearly dead. The
dcEIHraocB are Sill al large
The Mayor and City Council Of Dubuque arc u
the city, Investigating our walrf Work.
, 1870-05-22

Proceedings In tho State Legislature.
NASHVILLE, May 91.-After three days baT1otnQ
In thu Legislative Convention, Thomas II. Butler
wus to-day elected Secretary OF State.
In the Senate, the Railroad Investigation Com.
Ilitiee made report touching the condition 0i
The Tennessee 4 PactGc, East Tennessee,
i Western North Carolina and Knoxville d
Charleston Railroads TAc a1a!r OF none OF The
r1ads were encouraging. whilst honda were issued
illegally TO the East Teune4aet i Western NORTH
ta10na Nua'l, ai.tl the ltunds furnished the Knox
sille Charleston ROAD were sold below par I'M
lawfully. Legislation Is askeA to protect the Stae
frum ludse4
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iIcnefn1 Synod OF tho IkcfoFncu
IrcAbytCrinn Church.

CINCINNATI, May 2l.-The General Synod os the
until Monday mur7lng. Little Important business
Has transacted during the forenoon. The True-
tees OF the Theological Seminal! nt New brnns-
Wick submitted report, which Wa4 highly COM
fuendc.l By the synod.
The Committee on Signs Of the Times reported
a lung LIST Of indications that called for mourning
II the people; among them questions touching
the council at Rome, the Bible, the Sabbath,
doctrines Of the Church, marriage relation, and
venality, corruption, and extravaganza In the
government ami a1unng the rcople. Tie commit
tee recommend tie DIST Thursday Of January a. a
day nf fasting. Thev Eecernlzr, too, On the nte1
Of mere human authority, and bring Christian:
and men generally to better understanding 0ll 4
letter union In the cause Of Christ, liberty, n the
worldly interests OF mankind. The report OF TIT
committee was accepted
The subject OF union with the United Prrshyte
Ran Church Is tho specta orLcr ior MondaY after
uQON.
, 1870-05-22
SITUATION WANTED

In wholesale dry kood. hcnrs. by 4 ycunk nao who
las had tome exrrsiente. ard wishes to horoukhy
Learn the bu.iresa. Sa1a.y ob]eet References
El.tcla.a- Address D. +. NJ
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, 1870-05-22

LOUISVILLE, May e1.-1hc Presbyterian General
Assembly held only morning session. The nrs1
scheme for great Presbyterian University. 1scr.
Dr. Lyon, Of Mississippi. made long speech in
favor Of it. After awhile tho subject WIS referred
to committee. Of which Rev. Dr. Palmer, OF New
Orleans, Is Chairman, to digest the subject aud
nrekentit in tangible form fer the consideration
pt lht lrosy.
REPORTS ii the Executive Cotamittee Of Foreign
Missions and Education were reaf and rcfcfrcd to
| the standing commlttee On the came subtectA
/ TIC hearing Of tho delegates from co1Irsnnnu-
inE bodies was male the order Of The day for Aon-
| day morning.
4 number of minor reports we're presented and
| referred to committees.
Adjourned until Monday morning.
, 1870-05-22

ROME, May 2l.-Thc new list OF members Of the
EcuMenieaE Council places the number at 9.a.
Many, however, hare gone home, leaving proxies
tn fAvor Of the tnfa1lItIiltty dogma.
French troops have been sent to the Neapolitau
frontier to EAtch the insurgents.
, 1870-05-22
VENEZUELA.

NEW YORK, May y9l.-venczucla advtccs Of May
? 1eaots the success Ut the reb1ls under Gneynio
Diatco, ou the 9th Of last month, after three
days has1l fighting. The insurgents succeeded
in occupying the capit4l Houses and
stores were sacked, and their tohbcr!cz
were cAg1ed on to fearful exten1
by The soldiers Of the. Victorious party
For long ttInc Nlaoc0 has been plotting TO sc
cure tho overthrow Of the established govern
ment, and he has apparently succeeded In his ct
fOtt&.
, 1870-05-22

Inxn6N, May 91.-The Spectator, today, has m
article On municipal corruption In New Turk city.
The writer regards the evil 3s tncurahle, hut crtd-
Is thr whole newspaper press with hay1nG spared
no c1{trt to create = better public sentiment
LuSuoS, Nay al--Thr Times comments fayDra-
by on MI MclIcury's plan for the reorganization
OF tho Atlantic i Great Western R8QrDad unGer
the Presidency Of General Mcclellan.
, 1870-05-22

The Spring Isi>c Ii, rhc n l~~ourt,
spccla1 Despatch 10 Tho Chicago Tribune,
OMAHA, Seh., May e1.-Reporsa from Montana
state that the mountain SNOW Ia melting rapidly
The juno r1se in tho Missouri River will eIccrl
anything In the past few years
, 1870-05-22

FRAZ1ER-l1O17GH-0n the 18th inst, ~ Rev. Ms.
HuTus. Sr. r. A. ffazsrr and Miee Maggie II. uouEh.
Ht..kl,n pareE. El.a:c .a co2y:
nanEh, II the q r Church, Mr. .IAuct Andcrrnn, Of
i.rge6ty Ls5 I'D M,l" cqnniEs sh.n: oldest daHsh
tnrcE, King .tItet, Caltlr nni1xlae, Scotland.
VAN Il6UTES- Monday, Max IL, At
the residence Of Rev. I'r yafe- ATltrt Van Ifhtrn
8! Srv fork city. and Mn1y Ann AcCleaf. Of Gcttys
burE, p
LuCAS-PIERSON-1 this city, on TIC 18th int. lis
the Rev T.. r. FanAerr. SIr. Watrr II. Lucas and Mrs
Hattie Pirrson. a! Of ChIcaKo.
PARkER-31cMASl!S-By the rev. MI. GoraaI
nsd Hev. MrOGaEa, Nr.ThonAs Parker and Mlss Jn1ia
hIrManu- 10th Of Qnrbec.
gE-uue1.r t:hrnnfclr s1rasr rnrv-
, 1870-05-22
NEW ENGLAND. =.

Two 6uiloinEs Destroyed by an Ex-
pIp1tom OF Hcnztnc-Thc Lewis Di.
torcc CAsc-6oY Killed while Play
Ing Rnsc csHnll-Commerctnl Tour
lhtHs
BOSTON, May el.-A vat Of benxtne exploded .,
Reeds glove establishment, Min Etseek Chaflea
, 1870-05-22
Indian Operations In Dakota.

s1orx CIT, Ia, May 91.-white Swans bana Of
Indians broke Into atstorc 1t swan Lake, dakota,
this week, and helped Themselves to ait they want.
ed. They stole one lorse and shot another. White
swan Is on the var path and is opposed to Spotted
Tails pltns for peace
The Gody Of the little etrl carried ION by tho
Ogalal2hs from Stobfarn has been found ftddcd
by bullets
, 1870-05-22

HurE1ur& in Iii Lnck.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
FoRT WAvNE, Nay 2l.-1ast night party of
three men were detected In rubhIng 4 clothing
house. They had secured about $500 worth OF
piece goods when seen. The pallce, after racing
the1n, and nrlnK several shots, succeeded In ar
resting one Of them. Hugh O'Neal, OF Pittsburgh.
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WASHINGTON,

THE HlGCE, May gl.--TAe lowest chamber o.
raqsed q I'LL abolIshinR capital punishment
, 1870-05-22
FpRTY-FIRST CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, May 81.
SENATE
TIE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT ELL.
The Senate Eat all night. Several amendments
10 the Fifteenth Amendment bill were passed, IN.
Guiding to make punishable all attempts in ID.
EutEc,ng the votes IT The co!orcl people. By dc.
ptitlLx thein OF occupation At length tue Senate
btll His substituted fur the House bill, and At !
O'Clock was passe6-2 toR
Adjourned Till Monday.
, 1870-05-22
OHIO,

state Endorsement OF Ratlro0d
Bonds EMtoincd.
CoLUNB1A, S. c.. May e1.-After hearing m cx-
haustng argument, lastlng two days, Judge Mel
ten r2nted Injunction against the endorsement
Ct the Blue lH1Ke Railroad bonds by the State.
, 1870-05-22

Sioux Ctr, Iowa, May e1.-A Norwegian wo.
man, residing here, yesterday gave h'ta tu chilli
Weighing twenty pounds II was Two alnl hall
feet high. The child tie.i and tho mother l. rs'0v
eFtnp.
, 1870-05-22

The Doyis suit Against tho Pacific
Rnllxond-Applicnt for u Re-
rr{yer Itcnteda

CuEyESxr. Nay yso.-chief Justice Lane yester
day denied The application for Receiver IN Ihs
case Of Dxsis and Associates :. The Union Iac'ns
Railroad, bojdiuR that their showing before him
did not lustfJ it. OF show any absolute necessity
for Euch \ remedy; that the road ls now oelna
managed by able and honest men, Is In aprospcE
ous condition, and u this were not 70, the bone
rendered by tho racihc Ra[lro8d ia ample
security foE the EoMpla1nAnt8 In any event
, 1870-05-22
FOREIGN.
Espartero Accepts the Candi-
dacy for the Spanish
Throne.
Further Particulars Concerning
the Portuguese Coup d'Htat.
Official Announcement Of the Vote
on the Plebiscitum.
Nnpo1e0n's Speech on tic Oc-
CRSfOn.
FRANCE,

PAHIs, May a1.-Thls morning the. Emperor me.
the Legislative bodies IN solemn assembly At the
Corps Lesdslauf the result at the yote On the pie
1iaei.ss.n- Ills Majesty, with the Empress aud the
Prince Imperial vas greeted bJ ths Deta!tes and
Senators With demonstrations Of cnthnssaam.
Schneider addressed the Emperor In behalf Of the
P1sE, Nay si---rhe following is the Enpesor's
bodies IN the presentation of the result Of tho
vote on tie psett~7tu1n:
this vote, my hrkt impulse IS TO express my graS-
1ude to the nauou which thus fcneus to nc for
the fourth time In twcnty years the signal evidence
Accompanies Its purpose always It has for guides
is sraatton tho certainty Of its instncts the ndei
hsa for u in soIe osjec. tne 2Rssieaiian RtSiti
amidst . conflict: Of opinions, and In the
greater: 1t Is moi regret this The adversaries
OF cur Institution. have made qucstton-one be-
ies sna H. IT.. 1s ns9
which guarantees order and liberty. To-day the
empire is strong, but 1t viii SHOW It's strength by
iaxs Without pa11iallty H. Of wea1nes1 Il vii not
deE1ate from the INC married. ont s!r 1t. inspecting
a ssc the =, shs ~. q M # sncc sns + IN sss Eastss
thought Of dissenting votes or hossile manGuyrcs;
but it will RiEo cause the national Will to be respect
from thc cousttuuonal questions which hase Kept
III. m apait It's best spirit Will now have but one
rrr1s,se-to rally round the constitution, which the
country has sanctioned. Honest persons OF all
parties Will nuw unite IL e1otts Soften the as
icrtlcs Of Iar!san passion, to preserve this State
iiom TIE coutzglon of false doctrines and to aug
mcnt, by all lawful means, the grandeur md pros
pcr11J Ut France We shall labor to tif-
1rse instruction, 10 simplify administrative
measures: to Introduce into tue code amelora11ons
tn fayuT vi the Agricultural tntrErat5r md to do
Tel p public work. We shalt g1ye our time tn the
reduction and hcst distribution Of t21atton. SUCH
IS our programme which, If realized, will increase
the progress OF civilization
II thank you, gentlemen, for the Md jon have
given nc on this occasion. The vbtes which ratffy
ahose u ls+s 1851, aufl ls57, 1eatrm your powerl
and give yo'i, Ike mr, new force to work for the
Of lle future, fur who will oppose the progressive
march Ct the regime which q Grrat peopie founded
Gulld political troubles, and which Is tlu5 fuEtdet
IN IN era uf peace aud liberty"
The city willie Illuminated this evening In honor
Of the favorable result Uf the pftbi*c1te vote.
, 1870-05-22
FHoFU11Ax3s
~ =
SCT;T.7E PARK.
Notice to Contractors.

Sealr rropo. nts will II s,-evr! T,y tn. UNDERSIGNED,
ut his ot}:cc, Nv 81 Insurance E1cllangc Nunk oi
LaSallt-.t., Cca.e, u;.til NlcI.s. Iu' Lat, nj
l. o'clock Ill., {nr thu ssaains If saetndnz ihr e1cn-
waiting, filing, Ht.. :c the two torty f-ct phFkwayA OF
Drr1elnv.. from, Oaswo ,dav. n E:tynsstss accord
Ing to The profile
Cspts ecetoIs AID specifications now on dlc In said
oficr.
Proposals Ins,-t " in the following form:
l. For excavatnx laek tnrsotl. and hepcsitnz SANE
on planting SPACE, including lu frvt h4ui cents peI
cntic yard
9 For exeava.inz -and and other material and d.
rs4,us sa.nr upnn riantins srsrc AID forius sntr:
and ,avunLr including III feet haul, ecas I1f cut!t
yard.
ExravatnE eand and dtroritine the same npon roa
l.7t tn 7ais tho Er.e, oSE1di2s all Of IN feet.
crnta rcr cntfc yard.
Thu South Fnsk Commissioners ErscEve tho E:shs to
sejcct any aui al prurosa, And to require sateta
tory boud fer tue rroI~r execution Vi thc work
GEO. ". WAITE.
Chief Eusfnfr1 Vi South fxEk Conlmit-iol.
, 1870-05-22

1Dtff0nf1HY
r1rrand Wheat, manufactured e* ihE ChieAEo PIT:
II :. seiaE far rure ie1 to eqythns Of iinaz nature
ever brought he{cre thr public
IT. EureTiartJ eouskss IN it. retaining In naturA
blnaou i'll the properties Of the G7asn which il not the
easc with Aty other REea1.
His now contrsed tv al rhysaeans that there l.
Product of nasae nsed - u .lttee q food which
.tinE m.teEi.lr which s!s 70 trecn'i.1 to he rtt
inA foirn before it has becn nknutactad into fine
-four.
tc9ptfs of The xvain n m Article Of feo with the IL
}sctipn Of the bsln the phoS2hAtcs Rze taken away
2roEa It 49,
Fiji bresd i hraithfnl rour;shine. md N rntirrly
andy,1tr,c article Of i%cd. ~ i,oas troubled wih
and xhat they cannot Dispense With m article d
daily food. TT It.
We Intend SURVIVING nj kroer3 with It; hut II Jo1
canpos fct it cnnveurnuy atnd ot1ert hy r1Ai
and wAkons will deliver daily II your 1esidcncs
what ZOE require.
, 1870-05-22
PORTUGAL,


L1sEoH, May e1.-Matshal Saldahua WAS, ycster-
tlay, formally installed as Minister Of War. The
aChnnf;ers will be Immediately dissolved.
AADNiD- May z1.-THc Minister OF Stote has d1-
h0uncct In the CoEte5 that onlctat Information has
Lecn ,rcelyet, trnm the King OF Portugal express
III. entire confidence In the new Var Minister,
Saldahu1-
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
LONDON, May 21.-FuFthcr details Of tho corp
6'rtat 1t Lstun hare tcen received today, De-
spalchcs from Lisbon, dated ut midnight Gtatc
that the Prime Minister. Duke dc Saulc, refuses to
sign tho sictrse appointing General Saldahua Pres
idrnt OF the Council of Minister'S aud Minister Of
War, hccauRc the King was under durcss and 1t
would not therefore Ike = fair expression Of his
will. Notwithstanding tlls, the King accepted
General Gaidahra As Irtnlt Minister, 1n1 requested
him tu recognize the Catlnct
LONDON, May a1.--The Times rldlcules the Por-
tuRnese revolution, characteEtz1ng the nation,
PROSTATE before M ostogcn1..c1 General, rs q
lion in the affairs Of Grrece by the great powers Of
Errore.
L1sRnS, May e1.-Gencs2! Saldahua, the new
Prime Minister, has addressed q uuta to kcytfAl
political celebrities, Inviting them to places III the
Lew Cabinet
The sessions Of the cortes were closed BY hIs
order.
Thr principal towns hare sent to the General
theIE acceptance nf the new order Of things. The
country ls entirely tranquil
Tr U this uEac-7 p. m.-thc Ministry IS moi
wholly formed. Salahua will certainly he rrcst
dent OF the Council aud Minister OF War, AM
Count Pe1inchc Minister Of Public Works nut II
tcrtnr.
MApRtr, May e1-Eycnlng Cortes has heel
prGrhgutd. 1t Is generally thought that 1t will ht
dissolved, md new etectlnns ordered.
, 1870-05-22
An Indinn Outbreak Imminent In

ST. rAC1, May 2l.-NeHs fssm the Rc,! River
Etatea that an Indian outbreak there Is imminent,
amt there Is great excitement nt Fort Gary fronl
this cause aud the arrest Of Rlel's Commissioners
III G1n2lu-
, 1870-05-22
DISSOLUTION.

Thc etrartneThp hcFftefote e1Ittng under tat t.71
n.r.c Of S0KMI}E e GLASSHROOk h3s been this
day dissolved By mutual consent H. Gaaahrnok will
ccnuE@t tie butiDtts In the sa,Ic pl,zc, Lis A.
count. atd eettle al Claims for and asaln4t a.i1 @
81. SURA1LE.
Chic4Er. Nay 19. f3.0- T. E. CLASSROOM.
Ellsworth American., 1870-11-17
ID 1 Il ID.

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.- -i ~ years.
+.I...a. Ist. Cart. Augustus Gordon
y. ..-.,.. Htt. 81. Mss I.y liza r.. daughter
ni ....h t.. Emery. arc,i li
W. Is 'ut ~, .. laa'4o. son of Lenap
..'... Nas- liin. R,chsr,l l.. only son % T
!i.. ..At. l-iN.o tispA.a-, agel Two y,ar,
..H4 a#.t i.I iat-.
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'u.i Wa i.s.te- May tspd'- blessing rest On Ie
,4.- were cpn1ucsci hy III E'v. Mr. Clark, as
ur t,.rc absent 10 attend the H. ~, az tAAi time.
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.ul .uI 40 Ia gent mn.hrr. the sex and all
- -fi.lt-ls -..l#ti her ~ iui'aihy anl generous
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SPECIFIED, ll t!-4,u dr'p!y lsinruird Mas the hand
taat tcrotIr- administer comfort "a ths Afficici.