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The New York herald., 1870-12-30

NTATIONAL LINE.
~ STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From pier Al North river
. LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
PENNSYLVAN1A, Lawson. Saturday Dec 81, at 10
h6LsEIlA, cray. Saturday, Jan.
fassage 20 Liverpool or Queensown-Cabin 1875 and 65
steerage' @2S, currency. w.
Prepaid steerage ickets from LIVERPOOL Queenstown
dopdeTry and Glasgow, &S2 currency.
For further particulars apply s the company's oce No.
So Broadway.
F.w.J. HURST, Manager
The New York herald., 1870-12-30

A N ASSORTMENT OF THE PUREsT AND BEST CAM
~ dies always to be found at L. EBERTs Fine French
sef c ddGf apa Marrcns Giaces ~ 60 East Twelfth
The New York herald., 1870-12-30

PERSONAL.
TeABCOCK. WILLIAM KINGSLEY, FROM TAUNTON,
ID Somerset England viii hear OF something to his
tage by applying to Messrs BEADON SWEET Solicitors,
Taunton Somerset, England
, 1870-06-05

n, . sps,k from the Tss1 Ds+e 70 aiak 'oes
u,,,bont rs Toom @ the bravo staz Ind forever been
And tse sSss sassunn come aoHn TIE tho night Oh me
.rc mr. fragment Of heaven dlsasterd ana iafssn
Fling tassla sse ela glory cut till The bEeessa have
,n.o h'iiows Of beauty iss marvellous name
Ho~. Sergeant, the rosli Soft aud law s"ee' aao
the dread rea silence Is cleft, snd the answer Is
.uere,s + "as sishop and seborn. Brave Ae0senanss'
r,.nra to cd 10. tae nag, We have found Sou at
/. nereT r. Ferris aud smltbt "Heret" Hammond
M M t11 si sne acanthus and tsampled Il down.
| ~ IA tn1ned 1t the touch Cortnthlan croWp!
aaEWsnrr~ glorious ScoreI On our healts anu our
npg1 nan,e NJ We Ill can be quenched in ecllnse.
1U,eotnralel from 1onr gfaTesJo nave 1e41 "ea'
ws III aa1s; Borrow them now for these dead Of ou1
no hnr1 al bitterness, passion and pride,
fay he T1ntlng I'D wrong to IN fest oy taen
Keeping step to the manhood that marches tn
And oeiie1tns s the good God viii tste e'Ee Of III
| ewnf
, 1870-06-05

English within ha1f m inch Of ny bleesed nosa
ro1 urecsauh c1auium on anJhodY else's NIT
trsaa, Il that w1s Directots' car, then do l
1syo1tlY hope ! may always trzrel in one.
when easo and elegance arc combined, Bu-
nr-rne sst,sfact1on is the result.
an setting ~ t.es . ho1asr'sa 3s ,s;in; II y
bsus nd gold volume, rhi1o reclining o.
nsrior sofl, but to rise 1t 8 o'clock in the
moruiug, m to lsten To them in . at.te Of soza-
nolenco I % and negl,9ee i another thing hunt
lug hens nests i ano.her pleasant sounding e
recreation. but stepping into : holloT Win i
NEVIS. ] cream too, disagrees With ona afte1
1s.rs If Il Blue" milk, and confess to : liking
}or o1d haunts among people and machinery
ahova Va = close Investigation Of tnild-oyed
cows and bee-laden clover. Rus in urhe Eo'
me in future, VIC.
, 1870-06-05

vilte1. @ came ID tne 7icsot. ms no caatasriees
IL a. 's1 e @ea & 5s as. ssss ~ -
tnof ,cayc uf the Berlin public With tho q fniTe."
On the s! Of AP .hsT ssIS the s.n four hsns
oostn1nes and scenery. -Four p.eoea wera er,oorsd
he recalls were uneountAble. After the plece vas
anisned, 1 DC cnr1ala wns rai.ea. ND:
pn.at ppndteuce aal1sed, Win loud acehmauons, he
statue Of Mozart, placed On monument, around
sorsSes whom he his inspired with dramsilcal
WEIXAK, May a-The general assembly Of the
eG- y, with the a.al1tance Of PRANK Lazt At this
Wxetsne, which Is to celebrate tho centenary Of
Beethoven, they stn perform solemn mas By
5ss aes y 1ps paa
Of he last period The sth symphony, under the d.
recson Of tlnt: and, nually, cantate, by Lszs,
tected bj Professor Muller Haltung: tlszt who
ar1!red 1t Tetmar, the rrat week Of April intendA
ssaHng III ne end Of June, II order 70 a.sss q
rs, which will Be give nom the 18Th 70 eath o.
Inne, 10 the following order: 1.-The Phantom
s5P, "T.nnnfa . Loheng1tn:" -Trtstsa 4 y
Toi<s. without exception will be taken BY eminent
Gunz, schild, ron Mllde, Ane4 Aallinser, Brandt
DErssELa, May 1a-Pasleloup haa tuss arrived
here. de i going to organize series Of concert!
&c fssdeloup, Who has brought eighty n1usl
clans with him, has hired the "Salle de IA Mon
pa!er from Eachot, for the concerts announced Il
/ take place May e0-95.
IArsK11IEs, MAY 1a-Feucien David, the com
/ roser Of the Desert his lust come herr, 70 T.
and restore hts health, which u greatly shA1erod
| he has brought with him the commencement Of
| grand opera destined for the celebrated Mari
| Sasa 1850
| BER1N.-Ihe opera season closed with II
nHeister Sangetr The singers hare ali left Bel
t ltns Nine Lucea hal gone, with t'conRen Of elgh
| months to Gebtt Is Marguerite Fanst}, at London
| Nine. MaIlinger to give come representations I
kGntgaperg, and Ntsmtun ts expected q Han
| burg. pEREGHaE flckl4.
, 1870-06-05

OF blocks by ita partect balance.
But, when the balance il disturbed,
what must come to it but tho fats OF &hs
el;1d's house, wreck? There are no ef-
fcisnt buttresses OF braces to support tho
walls; the floors and the roof can only
serve to hold them together SO long as they
are 'immovable, and when decay or fire
have interfsred with this, there is nothing
to prevent their falling, ns, in tsct, they do
fall an va know to cur sorrow. But, beside
the insufHciency Of these iron supports
upon their insecure foundations, no allow
ance whatever is rnade for tho expansion
and contraction Of the metal by heat and
cold Every movement from this CAUSE 1t
each returning summer and winter, in-
oreases the insecurity Of the structure, aud
We shall probably have to record their
fall at different periods after their
erection, when there WIS no ap'
parent reason for the catastrophe. VIC
have no doubt that it is quite possible to
construct buildings, wholly or partially Of
iron, and have tham safe but we are
equally persuaded that those buildings on
Htiits, which arc becoming 80 common,
are too often constructed upon false prin.
ciples, and without regard to human life.
But our whole system Of building is one
calling impe1stively for reform. 6atiafei
with sha1ns in architectural art, accepting
venee1ing for solidity, e1cusing our insuf
fciency by our youth and our hAste, we ar
, 1870-06-05
@kNa-H-
FtFPN,s

<,-,xox, inns s-snother destructive fire &C.
rprr,,s terr .as, eytn!as. which consumed almost
cnn,aiuln0 some tweuts buildings -Four hote@-
the Scandinavian ucnse. the Salese ,,s. hsa. ~
vutbuilulngs, were among the oulldlngs 9u.ne1. i.
40 lives Te1,. lost The psnpest9 e
ttrnattd 1t <S0, ,ohl, upon which mere W sIt
1nSurxnee- The tire originated III lhe stao'e y. sue
scandinavian House from some nnAnoN E'1ss. nSS.
USEH ioRK, June 1.-THE dNetunE o. Stsrnsa s
Aoosc, on strong place. BROOKLYN - neaai{ Gup-
su1,ea by nfe thus nlosulnR, the Hhoe la.A, la -,
row1y escaping With their lives ses'aa' s"l
has 6aeu arrested - the iuccudiafJ. :,
t,yERfI, June t.-AuotheE dest1pcate Ale - -
rac1nE In the Hoods near Trinity My, W - tte :
s1cueuay md still another 1oEe sa;es = ~ 49, Hae
Hyef. Others ere reported II font AL M t1snl. e..
teA Should the present dlou0at soaA4AAe' ~4s
Ias1grS By 1rc w!n te very e1ts1sNG.. t,,.,-
IoI7svitIE, June THE extenslfe ~ ioSnat5 Hiat
anu Il achue shop nf Dennis Long -. .>.n.a ~.
street, between Main and River, W. sc ennle ~
suu,e.l by nte this afternoon: Tne n ~ os,nAtec
in the pattern loft fEon kpat1 no1a tus tso,s ~
s;aes, sso,ooo; patterns $1,000; irsIa1n; insu1anS
$4,000, Is folloEs: Lnnaon, HI pare.Hsns
Moro; Home, Of New foLS, *hua; Etansna, s.,s n.
Louisville 5000; Louisville lnsatNss aao ~ haaA t
ing comeany. 900; German secus'19' ot 'Aools
vile, - Uo0- .h-,- ,,r ns .,i
papgmeps. 1ne surrounding bnild1ngs .s ERE q .!
nrc several tmea, hut Mcre 4Een w!.1 ns.T jail.
sge BY the exe1.ons Of the f1te Uep>s@
, 1870-06-05


The Cook County Republican Committee,
heretofore appointed, in conyunt3on assembled,
knowing thst tho people OF Cook County de-
sire their best men for judicial positions, and
feeling that such men cannot be persuaded TO
become candidates before the people for IN
election without some authoritative nonina-
which candidates can be nominated for such
positions which will be - satisfactory to the
people ~ By convention made up Of dele
gates elected by themselves, such conventions
being the only recognized authority, and all
otbeT enozts made TO saAka such nominations
having failed to give satafacsion, tho RepuhG-
duty imposed by their appointment, hereby
cali a Republican County Convention, to naeet
On Tuesd,y. tbs 18th day Of June,
A P:,. p; as7o !; sss csis sS1oe6 doalttoa, F. m,
Judges Of the Circnit Court to be supported
BY tho Republican party At the coming eleo,
ton on the I'd day OF july, 4. D.. 1870, and
select delegates to represent Cook County IN
Republican CONVENTION, which viii be con-
vened, composed of dslegate4 from hsuka-
kee, VIII. DupaHe, 11ks, and Cook Counties,
to nominate candidate for judge OF the
Supreme Court, for the Seventh District, to
be elected upon the e&ue election day.
although seneible That the constitution u
made not for partiea alone, but for the whole
people; and th1t party strife should b
could not necessarily ariso At any judRial
election, can be engendered by the expressed
preference Of legal votera At the prtnaries'. OF
| their Own party, - Section I Of tha NOM
constitution provides, That 1t said election,
in the county of Cook, no eieetor ahall vote
for more than two candidates for Circuit
Tbo different towns md wards will be rep.
, 1870-06-05
Union sabbath School Convention
Mt Fond dn Lac.

Union Sabbath school Convention
at Fond tlu Lac.
ce1e:'endenss q TIE cataago .E Ttsnns o..
sion yesterdsy, Rev. Nj, Little led devotional c1-
Il a:se the suolect, & Z How to make the Sunday
senesM dissusslon. sy 4. y. Ksiless. Es9.. q Nil
wauKcc. A very Interesting debate was had; .,,..
The Committee on Nominations reported the
following officers for the ensuing year: ~
pfssidents@ ISL t-oa Mddea, d &sdson: j: T. 1e.de,
Of sheooygan; i. r. Redneld, Of AAwaafse
secrcta1y.v. E. Pett1pone, Of Find du Lac F.
5. II. Perkins. of Mil1aniee; J. A. Hall. Of
| Waterfront; y. J. CoNIes q Madison: =. Gole-
| man, q Fond du Las; r Clark of Fond du Lac;
The report Of the coumlstee was adopted
The Executive Committee were Instructed 70
Issue psos1smme, ~ eaa circulate at ieast one
Rev. J. H. Vincent told the convention - how 70
teach the little folks@r strongly advocating sepa~
t1r nan! ana .aas
be used in traintng the smaller children.
The cntldrrn's meeting Vas next held crowd
Of children we're in attendance, and hundreda o.
adults went away, unable TO ohtka even standing =
rnum. Professor Foote, Of Chicago, had charge oi
Tic music. REV. Nj. Hawkins. Of Rockford, was the
Tts of Ripon, followed In M Interesting talk. Rer
j. d. vtnrent proved himself IS capable Of talking
| 10 ch.ifen a. 70 conventions. ....
| At the evening session the social meeanE va
led bs Deacon Byron
Ncv. Nr. Love, Nj. Petttbone, and Mr.. Kings
burg were appointed 4 committee TO nrerafs re
noYt al the clpyepti0n for the Associated Press-
The Instruction Of the institute vas tetlGKe
| BY Rev. Mr. vsecent He Raye some exceuen
| Criticisms on convention work ,-,u
| i hearty Vute 0f thanks was given TO Nf. VIE
,, Alter feeling response, he took the TAIN 10
| rofr of thanks vxs otyrn to the citizens
, 1870-06-05
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
FIELD,
& &C

Will offer on MONDAY, Jun.
s, a handsome assortment O.
Wash Pop1ius and other Dress
Goods, from l5c to soc PEI
yard; a large addition to
their stock of Japanese Silky,
$1.00 and upward; a fine line
Of Summer Dress Goods in
Percales, lawns, Grenadine1,
Tissues, Chamberys, &C., &c.
and another supply Of the
popular China Silk Parasols :,
White. Lavender, Black, and
Fancy Colors in Lyons silks,
and some select designs in
Llama, Real Thread and Point
Applique Lace Parasol Covers
, 1870-06-05
Spfetar Despatch to The Chicaso Tribune.
T1k


speear Despatch to The Chsease Tribune.
Rs6ARr TER DEFAElTEa-
NEW TaAx, Ju4A &--The criminal triai Of Bo-
gast, the defsut,ng Naval PAyruasser's CLERK was
commenced to-day. The judguano OF thirty thous-
and doslsss obtained aganst bin, in civil suit,
has been found unavailable; ;. h&nee the ptesec.
frtat
FnorEss
rive Aunosea 'otels VI VT se'euteeath "asu
have entered public pTotese agsinst the Boartl Of
Education in declaring the scat OF Jno. r uennessy
1acaas oa false CHARGES Ct coEyppt!on They aIIcpe
~. ~ s.,.,.,h, ,I,ar. .,.,at t-,,r ~, gaa,rs.
tss ,s.nv ~ ~ a.ttns ~ c,e,s ,rrn .rss-, =,
obtain full control Of the schoo, funda for the benz
1t Of religious sect
An AILKukp sw1Sp1EK
One 1cseph Fernandez. Who nss.oecn pe,sorae-
.,t.+,ra,,,ha., rrnsn .ns tha-.hv 1~,..,:,n,
seEeraa mefeeaats .! shaf'ef,ns vessels, engaging
son, tn ta,1. tn n1at, trial at,houvh h. ,,enjcs
- h.,o,s.a, 49,. ..1s - -,
, sses aA'tne sesa AHe pa4 aes "no nA'e 2se''oneo
him.
During raugh-a..d.,unsnle asht this morning,
between Aasy scallen and Mary SevAns, IN \ sea-
eniea. Aouee, " '.u.ost. e9eI7 thes ooeh ieA
out Of tniTd sto15 window. Funerals next week.
.,,er1 Reeder. If trenton. ,af. h,s ,.1f. am,
,,11.- ,.a+ Sfn,a,1 .nt s,or,.s - ps,,",o,tsta
1sAaa15 tAs% aAouoss' a4a et"pea ~ MAae1pa4a
with Mrg. BucknaD. who lctt behind her has,
band and three children. They became tired OF
nnr another and returned yesterdxy. rhen Reet,er
assisted IN conveying Ars bneknams trunk 10 the
! 'ep'- 49, AsT ss.s.n-,
xnyxxrsT ~ or corTox. on
ios1, ,s!ts sdas fa5cg IN Reea,ns ~ ~
HSt& NJ I'LL PVlk*I @srf7A p1AeSs @Aeo4 W oos NV
, 1870-06-05

LONDON, June 4.-Thc Spectator astE indignantly
II tho government has exchanged Gambia for
worthless tract adjoining S1e1re Leora
The Saturday Rrie.e 8tmtts the Ill sa8tE and use-
lessness Of Mf. I4nAsay's address In reference to
the action Of President Grant
4he Daily Se1es Aeres that Mr. Lind.asS address
to the troops uza been mlstcqrescnttd by tele-
graph.
General George Nspier to-day publishes In the
newspapers fire. sh endorsement OF Canadian
courage aAl Loyalty -..-...-.
LoNDos, June 4.--Ar. Asbn7J has enFn8eh n
buIlt another yacht II he falls to win the next
time. "
LONDON, June <.-Tne Shipping Ga-ttt. his zig.
orous leader on the eIrortion practscd IN vessels
atrtsinG at CuhAn ports, under preteneo OF dnea
for evasion Of cuatoms regulations Tie Gazette
inyckes Joint pfosesr against this Outrage on the
part OF England and the United States.
LONDON, June THE Admiralty begins shEee
new Gon-claa yeasci4 At the Chatham Aayy YaId
i,nn,etlIately. One Is to be called the RaseEgn
5000 tons burden, and carry twenty-seFen heavy
guns, broadsileA The others will be sltalt llght
drallRht steamers cooperate around The co1ss ant
IL hllbOts.
, 1870-06-05
THE CITY N BRIEF.


Masonic.
Ameeung Of Mnsons, either resident Or tempo
rafnJ sejournlng IN Chicago, who arc sn.i meni-
T,rmont House. ,ost evening, to consider meas-
r1rre sor m aumopra.e celebration, in this city,
Of he laying oi The cornerstone Of the Grand M
.on,r Ten,nie- by the Grand Lolze, 10 New YORK
ely, On next Wstaess.a5, Ihs project Of building
~ VnTF Xsspps Tor the pa2t twenty years, when
The t,fst COLLAR WAS contributed for tic purpose.
Without doupt, the laJtng Of tao cornerstone
~ ifs etilnct will be atteQusd By the
v1undes&- Masonic demonstration ever Witnessed
Il MS county, and New fosk Masons, whereye,
hey inzJ ee, aie tsftns- dep nsefest IN TIT
, 1870-06-05

I'm sller uurnher, 0vrr M mr. ee,t ~ ~.
clildren aro in the nr;r,.,- cr,d.. I'm, N.
rroror4;on Of .he tn.chs arnn,oraa !,
hosA n,.sa I'm
ta..,.z - =. ,..s.- - - ,ha+ ]
nf 1.,+ ~s.r ~" .as =. - = nf scbol,r. hu
.1so ;ncr.ssaa. -. 49, 49, -. . - ID No. nnder,tana
tb,t ~ ..,s,s,t;a.s ~ N. 1raur,a, md /
-: sao p,e ",."a 49,. ~ 49, ns,a-;sn~
-sh.~.a e. VA. ~. ,on.r ,roa.. ~
o-.xSss ~ u,rr.- e,,.s.s ~
1... s.,.h ~. snrr,r. ~ t..oh.rs
- 80. ~. a.ro,;,t.,5.r+ ,of. :,
-.,,,,,s. ~ IL. nnra, cr.;7.a 1rha So.
;ntan,ant !, r;cht n .sl;ro tb,t . ~ b.
adonta.1 B,;no . nn,r,.r ~ ,,r,r;1, =, s.,h
teaoher The achool bons., xera fnrn;snsd !
m , h.n,s ~ sivtv.four ea.t. ~ a.ah s~a,s
.nd n.,,, .s.oh.- h.,t ~. -. - I.an.
whar. tha nrn,har ~ .,~ 80. f,1,a M hs,o.- 49,
sirty-four. th, ,1,ta mnst mt =. f1,a.s ~,
w;,h ah;15,.r -. - ~. a:..:.:. ~
W. d;r;s;ons osn =. to,.ss..d 49, ~ - ~. ~
nom The rrr,1t - wh;.h :. 49,. .s" w.
TEACHERS h.x. 4,fta,n 7,,,,;,s ~ .,,a. n:.s.. [
~ ach,o,s ~. - .1a...a.I .. 80 .e1a ~
,n5 .n.,sIrtaaS.5 ~ Pes Na.el
aaetroxa .ha;e sssa,as.. ~ sa ~ .s. 49,
d;r.rs,,a I hatws.n ~ a,s..aa 40 es 49,, "
araan 49,. - - s"s.:.os - .osn 80 - ~ sea-. @
49,, 49, .:'s.". .s ~ ~. .4oe = 10. =, 80 -
a1saa - ~ 49, ~! ~ ~ s.ss.:sta 49, :. 49, 1890 ous
81 80 -, ~ @9'1>0 - >Ao ea'Ie sooa
, ~ eeos. o4 eAa.47
saos' ius1 e4'1aes' aA'o o'en Pupn "no
~ 80 .as ~ seI -e. AA' ~ .r-.es ss =, sseps w
.r- su .'-11 ~ ueaen., ~ ela' " Ii uo "onaef
oo0A7
, 1870-06-05

Among til. arrivals at the Sherman House, yes
terday, we're the following John $. Hone, New
aa7tas 1sAs1 esh D.
Cole, New YORK; VIM BouehaA, England: John
Il AreJ, T. F. Baaczof., .: y. sxee:seE, Doston;
r. r Aaniso1, Ireland; Hon; Seal poT, Port
smith, Denver: r. l. Mitchell, Rcck island: Cen
eral James H. IeaAe, New York: I. G. !ionm.n.
Eew Orleans; ): j, Fonsds; spstnsssid, MIS-:
Bieacnie, Edipbo1g> scotland: Daniel E nay.
Among the arrivals at the Trencnt House,
YESTERDAY, we're ~ tae tr rao!5oTfns: Coonss M James
F. Brown, Denver; Dr.. 1 Watkins Calcutta, H.
dla; Judge A. J: Gallagher. Decatur; D. EcTangh-
Ton, c. B. cazm!chse!, Meatzea9: Wn- T. Qlt.tlon,
[. Thosndtss. L johnson. senIamln 4. q. Faies-
Nassachusct'a; Gcorge5Pu fttau2h, Peofis; John
2. CooE, JAMES !. Cunningham, Boston T. L
4. n CLARK, LeyenWorth; J. Tracy, St. Louis:
~. e. Benedict, Milwaukee.
Among the arrivals al thJ St Janea Hotel,
Yesterday. were the following: Charles $, Upton,
heenessa. J. "a y. y Arfs; DAYTON: Q. "
u. Smith, Burlington: q. Myc7b- Rochester; c.
II. smith, Providence; ]. u. Davis, Crbana: u.
tiarsluery Campaign; Wm. Menaenhau, Rich :
mond;,t. +. sheldon BuiTalo: i. G BlackeneE,
Burlington: A. Putnam, Saratoga: Q. b. Lo1rnis,
4. Z. Ralory. New York; II. EsssE7an, Niles; L.
A. Sny der. ,.G1tr1-
Among The arrivals At the Brtsrs House, yes
| IL R Wuodwara. Peoria; D. L. Stewart. Phiatlel.
| phia; T. 4 Robbins, Pittsburgh: Iohr@W. Wood
| eide, Phlfateiph.a; A,.S0l,le, Aliwahaee;C. l.
Arnold, Laporte t. l.. Freeman Cleveland; Dr.
| Judson, Memphis: u. Aumford, Ksn1as City:
Frank T{sdale, Milwaukee; H. .. Austen. Dixon;
George II. Greene, Cellar Rapids; L. c. Ripley.
Saginaw cisy: Henry G. 1cn', 0nahs; Gsorge 3
/ son, GaleQA.
, 1870-06-05


1vanhoe Los!e:k- ot P, will he Insslsut11 IN
Grand Lodge Hall. corner Of Monroe and IaSal!>
streets, BY the Grand lodge ofnceEs. on o-naor-
TOW evening at : O'Clock. Sister Lodges are
cordIslty invited.
The ladies' Of Inc s. Marks Episcopal Church
will hold festival III the ,l.uiRg-roUnl% OF the
Douglas House, nrtHsas Place, On next Tuesday
evening. A brass bAni wll furnish music for tnc"
occoalDn.
The ladies' Of the Tabernacle Church will gtyF.
a festival at Farwel Hall, on four days or thts
week, commencing Tuesday mon Must: by
NerAns' band.
-rhotugraphcra whc 'H1ah TO attend the coC-
Tention at Cleveland, ofIhe TN inst, can ptocure
tickets for the round trsuf5r $IIs0 by applying At
No Ii3 Lake street.
The regular munthly .xeettrR ut tho manaeers
of fne Hospital for Women and Children, Will b.
held t,-mofrpw at the hesse-
, 1870-06-05
yertrrIuy's Fire~.-

The alarm from box No. s79 at a11u1tter OF 10
o'clock List essnnR WAS caused by drc On the Sec
ond ncor of the sH0 story frame building, NJ. 110
West Madison ktteet, owned BY Colonel Baldwin
and occupteh BY J. u. Ewing. ]. wns damaged
about $5es: !ns1E2rcc not tcarurd-. Ewing lost On
furniture 500 no insurance Sou2E hGt dat srDns
had BEEN p}Ace,i IN EmAii rntAu near soms
matches and Il T. thought the latter too1 1rc frun
the heat and se1 nre 10 the woo4l NoxE-
The house No. f32 Forquer stseet. owned nJ
william Jameson, was damaged % the extent Of
$ea by rlre, yesterday morning. Jameson moved
ont on Frda{ leaving bed and eed.anx u one o.
with kcs Aepe but huw IL came f1aEe no one ap-
pears TO know. The builsltng WEE Insured for
81 Oug In .hE commercial
, 1870-06-05
ILLINOIS.

BurElnr. Fired Upon mt Tiskclcoa,
Illinois.
Special Despatch to The ChIessn Tribune
TEKE1EoA, H., June [-This morning about
O'Clock, burglars broke into the saloon Of Fiah
Nills, and obtained boz Of cigars and few dol
Lars In currency. They then made Al entrance
into the restausxnt OF jacob Martin aud
stole from there some whiskey. Trey
then proceeded to the residence
of Dr. GreenernAr, but when trying to make an en-.
the occupants. The doctor Immediately fred, for.
tunate.y striking one OF the burglars. He made
chase sitter the other but could not oyettake him
In the meantime the wounded one nadc good III:
nRf-A
, 1870-06-05
GERMANY

ST. PETERSBURG. Aat 4-of1lcia1 pap<ss relte!ate
the statement that the Chinese EmbaksJ will IT,
turn home overland ria Siberia.
, 1870-06-05

The primary e1ectona- ot deiegalee WI Be-
held Ia Chicago. on Monday, the 18th dag OF
June, l. D. 1870, and il the different towns 4
tho usual election plAcea. Saturday, the Eth
Pssk st..son, It X O'Clock, p. N In l4ake, It
Trarsit House; ID Nav Tier, At the doEot Of
Winstka, at 6 p. m. in Cicero. 1t Austin
Station, At 6 p. N. anl IN Evanston, It the
, 1870-06-05

Tbs counties Of VIII, Kankakee, Dupsge,.
and Lake .fe requested to ssnti the following
OF 70 meet e. u 1ss 5.x ~ 4
June, AID, 1870, Ut 2 c'tlock p. NJ, in
the Circuit Courtroom, to nominate CAM
didate for Judge OF the Suptsmo Court
In arriving At the number, OBJ delegates which,
each county nhau be entt1cd;to, il il thought
the most equitsb1s to base Il upot, the full Re-
publican vota cast By each several county at
thr Presidential election in lB68, allowing one:
delegate to each 500 Totee and fraction Of $50.
votes.
The different countless viii, therefore, ts:
Represented by the following number Of delo-
Gates
, 1870-06-05

verge, .
!. Another step more we sre cut Of the world!
Iad re think re hal'cosao to g1Ee srecttns:to
Who BAD opened her Fate. oy Aay.day too scoa:
Bsea,ned her buds into blossom, her birds into
And seaesesd sss here before u. BY ever 80 1ons7
STAY, reverent feet: Bid the eosom he still;
We aTc looking for conrades o9 duty forevesi
DO you dream that handfp1 Of ashes can sever
Ana frpt ti1ao = they beat 70 The th!ob 81 gnai
Now summon the sexton, nastef f-butIder for nao,
Who has worked for the world since Its d,ing
lid nlm ei teli Il he .hnks he ever has crashed
/ tut the lore Of heart that was worth the poor
That rould hide It. so1emniy tell Jou no clod,
Tolls The knell Of the lore "a Immortal as God.
That is born out Of danger and chftstened with
Tn.: can LOOK in the krases Of dead valor and .ay
f. s ~ hsised tas 1asd a: iof % e ssts I'D The
SAID: s5seene. mighty Death. and forever good
ao% AK Ss;; marched ssaia h.ii of sss solaezsnf
Al, the brayc cannoaeers, overtaken At last!
Here they wentinto camp when the "dead line l
Left the turrSaieat rit world with cadence sublime,
And these bern son. ot thunder marched out Of /
Worn away fos grand ardess their glorious scaa
Here they lie, side By sltic front fce to the st9Fst
And kner Ne should ind them. ~ ever their
Bridges Battery boys always breasted the brrnt,
A. Ii tfe;s, lfe; e In aeaih they nad gone TOT the
VIII they sleep out shetr furioushs Blow busses
Give the Old warblp breath! Let them hear 1t ]
Al they heard " that day ~A.a cumpcr'aa's
Right up 70 the sky were a-nuster with 1ags.
And sweep up the mountain on pnions Of might, |
| 10 meet thr graz morning halfway i1 tts night!