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New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

The House Committee on Foreign Affairs
has wisely decided against raising the mission
to China to "full mission" This means that
the movement to raise the salary of Mr.. Lowe
has failed. There were great many other
movements of this sort in preparation, which
might as well now all be brought to an end
Our Ministers and other public functionaries
can give valuable assistance to the movement
for decreasing the public debt and tightening
the burden of taxation, by simply refraining
for while, from any demands for increase OF
salary
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

norton of his report he admits that the IN
creased duty of the preceding Summer did not
increase the price of wool. BY the report IN
the above mentioned department it was shown
that two-thirds of the cost of the proposed
duty on wool, as assumed by this airy calcu-
lator, was based upon over-estimates, and the
resultant proportion was as follows: AS
S7 900 is to s2S $50 900, so is Wellss estimate
to the truth. After such estimates as the above,
we are prepared to hear that the clip OF every
individual sheep in the country is nearly double
In the year 'es what it was in the year 20.
Query: Are not Wells's wits long gone wool
ootherinp2
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
DRAMATIC NOTES,

McEvoy's "IIibernicOn may be seen every
evening at Apollo Hail. and Wednesday aud SATURDAY.
afternoons.
Mrs. Howard Paul will take benefit at the
French Tbeater on Friday evening, appearing as ne
Grand Duchess.
The Illustrated Australian Netrs (Sovemoei
a 1861 pubshed at Melbourne, contains portrait Ot
MI Bandmann the traged!au, together with sketch Of
his career.
Mr.. Wood has another burlcsque In prepara-
ton for the Museum stage. "lXion" and Dorsorls
will shortly be removed. william Tell" and the Baad
Sisters may be seen here every AFTERNOON.
The 1.-TWO headed Girl" we are pleased 70
taI Hall In this city Eighth ave and Thirty
and at Library Hall, Newark. on Tie ioloSiHg ilrss
evenings.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
p,rRsISG OF A SUGAR kgrNEEy.

About 2 o'clock this morning h.r was o'
covered In tho large sugar refinery Of s''' N''
OcherhausSen ,s,
The building is In Rose-st. "a siS stories Dig" ''
tends through to vardowatrr-st n,
hs frat alarm brought the district fTe srpara'",
The scene and tho flrenlcn Immediately eomieeh''"'
flood the bnlldlng. ,,..
The haIues, however, continued 20 spread, alln
cucer ia charge oInsri seeosd alatu {" hc $50 as,
Another trtarhinrut Of ehg!nes resplrd'' a."
yrr, ,Isc,d 40 As Ia render TIE most "lilcleh ee r
At ucluck the fro Nas t.Di b".hinf l,' ~, ,.v.6.
hov oser. haped ~ save the sIi'aiHs' h'ti"Nsa -"
n saved -, W. IN a ,orl damastd cOHdhiVh
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

1t seems that the presentment Of the Tombs
by the Grand Jury was but part of pre-
arranged plan for getting the job OF building
a new Jail. The idea is not new, but the mode
of operation is. Following the Grand Jury's
recommendation, we find floating paragraphs
in the papers declaring that there is much
danger of the escape of prisoners; yet no place
of detention is so sure to keep its occupants
Crowded that political keepers do not favor
their escape), and the Grand Jury declare that
the security and discipline of the prison has
been most excellent. This new Tombs is evil
IDENTIFY an old plan and if the removal OF the
present building should be authorized, it Will,
beyond doubt, appear that the new site was
decided upon at least year ago, and that the
agents of the Ring then owned the property.
We have said that there is no objection to the
removal of the prison if it can be done at
reasonable cost; we do object to more Court
House jobs, and it already appears from the
paragraphs thrown forward by the Corporation
press that this is one.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

We are sorry to find The Chicago Tribune
reporting that city rs literally in the hands
"of cut -throats." On the night of the ped ult..
thero were three burglalics in lpriyate houses.
and four highway robberies in the streets. On
this particular night, says The Tribune, " so
numerous and desperate were the attacks
"upon p,rson aud property, that it is but
charity to believe that the police were
asleep II not, they must have Ioen in col.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
TERMS or THE IRIB UNB.

DAILY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
SKhI-WKEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, - per an.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. 81 per annum.
Advertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE 25c Soc. 4Oc.. 6Oc.. and 81 per line.
SEMI-WRRKLY TRIBUNE, IS and so cents per line.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 81, 81. and s. per line,
According TO position In the paper
Terms, cash in advance.
Address THE TRIBUNE New-York
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

lusion with the perpetrators" The police
men were called together and soundly lectured
by. Capt Fox. These are reports which IL !.
rather consolatory for q New-York man To
read. We may he Sodom or we may be- Go
morrah; but perhaps, after all, we are no.
both rolled into one.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

yersaries repeating their declarations that the
Chinese Government is desperately opposed to
everything in the way of change or reform
The fact is, Ms Mr.. Burlingame 80 often said
when be was here, his mission was but the
first of series of important measures by
which Prince Kung intended to prepare China
for the admission of the principles of modern
civilization,
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

We learn by letter from Shanghai that
the Chinese Government is about 10 take part
in the establishment of cOdo of mercantile
law for international civil cases. founded on
the principles of European law. In the face
of another step like this in the path of pro-
gress, what is the use of Mr.. BuIllngamc's ad.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

that the cost of this Court House and Prison,
including the ground. shall not exceed 100000.
This has fair and pleasing sound; but, remem-
beIing on how many occasions half millions and
millions were voted to finish the Tweed struc-
ture, we watch the incubation OF tho O'Brien
edifice with sundry fears and misgivings.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

J. J. Wright, colored, was yesterday chosen
Justice of the Supreme Court of South Caro-
lima by her Legislature, receiving the solid
Democratic vote. The Democrats are aware
that they have considerable leeway to make
up in the race for the negro vote; and they are
not DISPOSED to waste any more time.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

A meeting of our citizens in favor of pro-
viding a State Asylum for the crippled and
invalid veterans of our late Civil War will he
held at Cooper Institute on Tuesday, the 10Th
inst. The object is so worthy and its urgency
so manifest that we are sure this meeting will
be large and strong one.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
THE TRIBUNE IN EUROPE.

STEVENS BROTHERS. agents for American Libra
ries. No. II Henretast COvent Garden. London, are
Asents for THE TRIBUNE In Great Britain
CARL GERoLD Co.. Books sellers and Publishers, stef
anspatE Vienna, agents for THE TRIBUNE In Austria
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Unter den Linden, Bcrn agents for THE TRIBUNE in
Prussia.
The above agents will receive subscriptions and adver
tsements for THE TRIBUNE, aud supply copies Of the
paper TO Americans temporarily In Europe
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

The progress made toward the passage of
law against the Franking fraud has already
resulted in the reporting of n bill to restrict
the printing of "Pub. Docs" to the lowest
limit This is highly encouraging incident
1t not only shows how one swinde may be up
held by another, but it also shows how one
swindle may tumble with another
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

Mr. Farnsworth of Illinois yesterday, report
ing bill from the Post Office Committee to
prevent such improper matter as gift enterprise
and lottery circulars from being sent through
the mails, asked that it be put upon its pas
sage, but Mr.. Wood of New-York objected,
which was entirely natural and highly laud-
able. Self-preservation rs primal law TO be
obeyed unAinehingly on all occasions.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

The National Debt was reduced not quite
Four Millions of Dollars in January. 1t strikes
us that we don't urgently need to reduce our
Revenue if that is all we can pay in month.
Better reduce tho Expenditures and keep up
the Revenue
That Hundred Millions of Gold in the Treasury
is an eye-sore to which we are accustomed, but
not recOnciled.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

The law which the President signed yester-
day for protecting the subordinates in the De-
partments at Washington from the parties who
beg contributions toward the purchase of
presents" to their superior officers, deserves
our commentator. We are pleased to see the
incomes of the poor clerks increased in this
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
Susintss aotitts.


BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-The best in the
vOrd lDsanpeou, harmless perfect Applied at Factory, No. 10
Bond-st sold eVerv~hsre
BALLOU's "NEw YOKE" SHIRTS made to order
Mills SO Hand made" Broadway
TlFICIAiITIES-fALMkR LIMBS.
Breadwav n 1863 Cb-Hutt. Phs 81 Gsehst Bostos
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
Up TOWN ADVERTTSEMEYTS.

For the accommodation of uptown resi-
aents Mr.. E. H. Brown has opened nm once at No 81
West Thirty secOBds junction Of Broadway and Sixth
ave-, whero advertisements for THE TRIBUNE win be
received up TO "a in the evening.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be ready Oh
merning, ~ o'clock, in wrappers for mailing Price
cents
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

we shall not DO at all distressed il. after it has
been wrangled over for month, to the pre]u-
dice of legislation imperativey required. q mo-
ton to lay it on the table shall be put anu
carripd
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

THE TRIBUNE IN PARIS.
Messrs Bowles Brothers g. Co.. No. 10 Rue
de ID PaiI agents In Paris. 20 receive subssrp
Nous and advertisements for THE TRIBUkB.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

J.EDGAR THOMSON. Pres Psun.
II. r.. te. lie
THOMAS A. SCOTT, lst Vice.
Pres Penn. r. r.. kf., ks.
HBRMAHN J. LONBAsRT. "a
vies.Prea Psuh r. Il.
ISAAC HiNCKLEr. Pres. p. W.
kB. X. r.. he.
&. N. YkLToN. Pre-. Del n r..
G. c. R.R-, yIcs-PreA I. B. 4
H. K. X r., ks.. lie.
ROBERT n. LAMBORS. Sec. and
Tres,. L. Y. L N. Il K Co.
GARDNER COLBY, Pres. ST. c. L
II. X. r.. ke.
II. NJ. RICH. yiee-Prsa st. C. l.
nEsHr wooD, Pre-. BALI Cen
ssfaAsiEL ~ !. Il rHArEn. Boston.
haa
RNOCH PRATT. yies.Pra P. W.
Abb. r. r., lie.
X. ". CLARK, Pres Lehigh CsAl
4 Ssv. Co, lie.
JAY cOOEB, Philadelphia
w. PHILLIPS, Prsl 4 RR
WM. x. EfhlCk. Viee-PrsA a. v.
HsoS 7 E. STEELE. Pre-. W. 1H|
YaisKLIS b. GowEs. Prss.
Pbils. L ReadiDg X. X, he.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-02

Nv. z. IONGSThEIH, Tvu. 4.
wv. r. r.
THOMAS KINDER. ia. Prsa X.
Nv. X. u.
", A. COMFY, PreI North Penn.
NJ. j ?. i HUTCHINSON. Pre-. Gaia,
visa X. X.
W.. 1: GILRor, Tr... C.,..i.s.
a. i s. y necoMB. vl...rn. South.
cru X. T. Asi. Ia
w: WILSON BYRsB, Prsa D. L
b. d ). Il aoonuEAD, o Pre-. Nv. Il.
lwM. J. PALMER, Manager Of
| Construction. Ksnsss Pae. H. W.
JOHN TUCKER, yies.Prea Phila.
! 4 Rssiipg X. X
wM. 7. BANNING. Pres L. S. &
lJoHsn Z g ! yREssos. Pre-. NJ. H.
i As. II. X. n.
III: U. HICKMAN Pres PhnA /
J W. C. u. n.
JOHN y. BLAsDY. Pres. L. s n
s. 5. MKRRrLL, Gen. Men. NJ. 4
81 Psal n. W.. Miissakse, VIII.
Ws. n. GATzAER, Pres c. L A.
X T.. ke.
, 1870-03-04

eoaAaoo y o1 schnoll shooA not " o'ozxe4
a o. AZ! re- a.ian tsseatrgs tn ny farm rkxte1e
r1d,r rse nsat ~ = ON Of snca sendenoJ shooM 81
NJ HAYES, Of cuof. oa<red nc foiov1ne aaH.
uonA ~cnon 70 The Lestxsa ire repoFt:
~ ~ soss ss ees; "a y -. ~: Z: res
e: = a s ssss,,s e. -
-. As.a upoa tao table to be cupAaexed with I'm
1np1s Il tho COMMITTEE Oh JRdicia.y q Ra1.
gnnntsbed business M called TN
p, NJ snaf a1Inef withdrew h's not,o2 to reconstdes
iee,,,st1.. =. Secaon 80 oi roe us.cts On 10
NJ: cuAM1k6s slso w1,ad1e. nn hoaon to
r. e9ftaoes ihs secs'oo - Of tae farse Artsa, SO
t,Ies 1Ts ~ a1is aeE aaufe from Imposing ozetous
H,I AnehI;nly mixhs impose He desired inat oodT
NILS q the E1tallon Of real an1 ner.onsf nTnn1rT
~ ~ s:a.e. nat uo5a hsirg in,orred tnss tnfs
,e weao 10 moIc spptopr.a.eiy 10 inferred ia ihe All
cue o. te.e-nt, he voold nos pross It pow
a debate sfrnrg up oa ! mot On orertd bv 4r.
GsoJ; 70 t:coc 1ides Section -. He aaid :ns tqi.
.sts .rsI e o. a9ste iroa rnlea .ne1s e1srme
M !a.toa OF constitution a obiRa1ons IN aouo tnti-
Ies, manner, I: assumes toat nc peopla's Repre-
30 l1seu 70 corrupioe nat ,ss1 ssl no: 30 10
eLuoate1 with ma settlement OF tna peoples
eaina cM It Eakes tne s:a'e matelsss CREDITOR IL
pfessa1 ne eastpg of:erttu,es oy c1mproniee OF
az otae1*1e eorthlesa Ism. It xtseupka ~ strita
oo@1 and deauoy 4 posr Which ou1nt
nome *1efe 10 exit tns:tad Of attempting 70 10
Honl me zane ~ % protect it, aoa+es, nj
thtfe1ofe ooFed 10 add tne words "exoept upon
vote ot tnrse-Iootths OF the members eIec.ed 10
each HoEsh :" e~o3 ~
Mr. cHCRCu opposed .he frottoc. On the
ctouLd that y wnnld teod to 1eeAse such caro an
cohs as the 1nicos Central RaItosd ffr n ts p2!i-
Mi. CODY tatd tn.s corporation nad been mo-
slaed !ot ehownere, ana c >uld not he seles3ed at
alt He Lad eLamn ed the proylsors IN the cnn-
stitutlons Of the eevers1 Staiea, ons couh fud T.
thipg Has That Which We propoaed to iaerr IN our
On 4 vote. the rotIou to amend was 1os.,
The motion Of Ar. Benjamin to reconsider the
adoption of Section II wts hated at sor,e lcnstn
ard hrstlE adorted hy 50 to IS.
MF. BENJAMIN moved 10 amend the Aecth1n 40
snat 20 cocnsJ, or city, de-. should take STOCK OF
tuose51pe 70 aoy fafosd company. except bT The
euuseas al tho-tntids or the voters, tnate1d Of q
NJ. ALLEN. OF Alexander. moved 70 lsy tho
1etHoo a1d the Amendment On the table,
Mf. SKINNER, Il AdAEs, moved TO rake up the
sftcsa' order, the + epoEt Of sle Judiciary Com-
M. sEDGw1cK, Of DeKan, moved to postpone
aGm ne Lea.at'se y report was dlaposed Of.
ME Allah:A motor eas lost By 81 to 81
MT HANNA, Ct Wayne, mosea to iaF Mr. Ben-
1aTin's 2metdEels on tho tah1eA Lost-q7 to ST.
me amendment FAs taken up AMI adopted, pT
81 to 2S-
Mr. AETBoNT; Of Cook, moved to recon.ider
ard lay 1he motion On the table
Mf. HANNA Iate = point nf order thst ana
memoer can make but era motion At t,me ~,
AnthcnJ p D otson Nas adopted-97 10 o.
sectloh II, - hmenced. wRG adopted bt 81 to ~
, 1870-03-04


Nxw Tonk, NArch s.-The Eoslds HRvanA car
respondent H1ttes tn1t tne CubAus na1e begun to
Getallate In fnd On the apaplafds- General Que
sads, before te xsA tupct1eded bJ General 1ot-
dan, ordered III tne rtlsoners within h1s imne"
dtate command to be shot, and la3 spau!srds *etc
quickly sent to she:r LAST honeA When jordan
toox command he khos 500 pf!sones1- Thu ossek
nag Is nJ.nR on both aldea now, sna va OF e1.
termination h2s Net IN.
Auarar. letter gives the details Of the arregt
and execution By tho spanl4n Of the alleged Co.
ban Junta 1t Santiago. The axreAs& Numbered
Iofsy to tlty, and,ss haa a!readJ been Published,
eighteen hare been executed, including two
Americans, The executed gentlemen, Wren IT,
14iRned before the milturJ commission, admlaed
the existence o! IN aAoclAuon to which taeJ
belonRed, but denied Its being \ political 11nss-
but only Nason1c lodge Thst they net together
u Ma,ors fcr M1sonie purposes, and not ~ poll
tic,,na for POLITICAL pu1pose&. Tnta defence sp-
pesra to hare ankesed, in1tead Of saaaoed taa
soAn,ards A CAtzlontAn priest. who haz boen
noted for the ulrtaltm OF hla 1oTaltJ and Fo!enE
deuunc'at Of Cuban, InmedtAsely pronoooee q
Free Nasous no better than tnAorgeun: tha@ tae
rising of Taza WA p:o:ssd and planned in NJ
sonic Iodge; thAt Ce.psded Is Aa*ou, a3o tna1
wherever Masons cauRzegste there spauhn loJA1s
dies. The American Consul, Fatllps' AnV see.
prded b1 Ramsdep, the Brnsn Consul, endeaF@co
hard to ssve the livea Of h!s tvc county meo'
| Damne.y ard Porruudo, but without success
Tho volunteer fnt.sted upon the!r ilfe blood %
| Ing shed - well u that Of theif CunAn aasoos
sRA, and thWRzted nj appeals to tho Leuteoan
Governor Of the district to tp11e them. TEt
American Ktra Fra AaGons, and oue at tho CO
bans "a Seoor Andres Lap:eote. The Grant
Orient Of tbs Hasoua Of the Iatand. Philips Te
poyn the remaining prisoners alu to be executet
soop, but 4:asensnts from o'her Aources A1e thu
| tho LleutepAnt Cover uE b opposed 70 any NOR
, 1870-03-04

esfnnEsrg loudly for the execution It Ill tne n.
sesteo parties. 1t may hayo hsppen.d ALREADY
.an toe Isosenaus Governor had 70 puocuus "a
toe4f oenarfF. I am s4g11ed tn4k Ausxxanx n,
1so tnelrdtd Ia the lot,
fhihps h1s asted tho American Government
LoI = manoa-w1r. The Br1ttlh Cous1l has slso
ss@tea nj govetE nsent that Brtuah VIZ yas.al
mould 70 kept constantly 1t h!a d, posal
~ koe 15sh 4 Bnuah subject, Fredr Jordan.
ealp- eafpensef. Vas mufuered b. the Spanish y.l.
uneefA Tho murderer VIZ az1ea:ea, aad nia
aoooy act u Rald to hAve bean dona from o,nor
motives than polttlo&,
THx OCEAN VOLUNTEER LxotoN
hAFAaA. March ON .ess Of tae Volunteer
Lyon called on The Captain General to dRr. and
formally offered their serulce1 In behRl{ OF thb
spahiih cause. They are fully organized. aad
ready 10 take the te4d
RxooNNo11rEIAd EXPEDITION,
Admnal Nea1csmp has s&led with 1ye puu-
ooau, to watch the expedition reported t. hare
left New York
sUREKSnER Or INSURGENTS.
TWO hundred and twensy.e1sht inspreent4,
conmAroed br J&ncs Martin, Same armed With
tsuea AID others with mAchete1 caue from inb
Fue9to tf'ndpa region 1es!erday, spd voluntarily
eulfendered to the government Authorities, near
WA ClaFa: and 10 more presented themselves
u - Aensa aod RIca4 and aatbd TO be allowed
10 'exe The cath OF ALE glance 10 SPAN.
, 1870-03-04
PROPOSALS
Subsistence Stores.
oJy7cx e. Cox,tz~41I OF sC1a1Ezxz2,}

qst a2ss T. Z; gSt:I f.: :: sssissss
seaed Pruros.. tin duplicated will be reetfre& by
The updtrrk1-a 1nttt O'clock ThuEsdsy. March H.
le'r, fer furnishing thettollo iux stores viz: -
barrels Eess pork. barrels hAvu hoor.
tissess ''''''-' 0'4 ''oe' III sa0a' '@s<i ee
stoo pounds susas cured han,s canr.ased. In sanny
saou pound. Of aous: doub1e e1.ss. brands to ba
tasd II doEhe tact' ies poU1is net. es zoand hoop
uuss cssa o. 9!es tay dqas LII eouaia a.ess tps
ia.o pounds of hard hEtae. ~ .o.et. .s,.pp>d.
a Ds' 3D. se,n r. b,a -"se ,.e
'.si. III poIaa. ae:. "a Teaad boop 5,1'a. '''11-
r.; ,aaos gSnas, s ss double sast les p,usds ne
$50 neapd. hortny IN double aast.. 1oo pound. net.
eWo pouIma coffee, x.ee1 Rto IN d,uble saeks
auttt pcuo5s auc1. rp..ted. In round hoop hazrtIs
sacks 100 pounds quality 2 4auna sss., I'm
smo 8 x,lSlff h.f Sssis painted 1.h,o~
1.1s pound. .tar candles. full weiEh:, IN boxed
stsspped. ...
npne pounds aslt clean and dI5, N coo9e sae7. IN
ponnds net Or In barrels.
bt.et eaaa fss sn "a adfssTs basss
Hi ssr..ped. <, ot = poand4 eseh. ,cnr iron
20 gallons sJraD. Ii haN haz7rl-' VIAL
~ <.ons n,es..ses. h bali bazfel'' 'E''n ''''@ = -
NJ pound, Of a.ekes. s4ts. w. tn ass' OF 7af-
% pou1d. ot best quality IN XIII CT '''f'
~ asas found, drs.d peaches, beat quality. h,lrs' t.
RI ror1ds of leaf la.d in eaddes- packed in e4se<
- -sn,o. ~nter strained 1aEd oil. In tas1e.l
ps..es for proposals. r be furnished At this otee
samples oi ~ .Fase. Ss tazsept e'' pofs aoa 0's'n
Papr,s. vii b .beet N .n tbs conditions hs.sto
.ort pabL,hed eopr Of Which can b seeo On A7alt@
Hld, mu,t state ths time when ,ae stores rsn be ID
, 1870-03-04

rETxAr OF TIE NeCndrxTs N TKSEzrKLA4
CAAKAcAs, Feb IS, tia HAVANA, March g.
General 9slzp, With 200 1nscrzenta attacked tho
Town uf valefts, aud was repulsed b. small gs1-
r!ton. lie withdrew, with loss Of 60 E1lled and
$50 wounded. The rebel faction waa alao de!eat-
ed at ArsRus, and General Ba,rl1 taken pr1aoner.
President Mora2sa has !ssued procla nation An
nour c:re these victories, and hoping they would
prove the foundation Of peace.
, 1870-03-04
BLOOMINGTON.

Meeting Of TfoFttcu1turtats to Dis
cusz Matters Relative to the Mau-
uKemenl Of the Industrial UatveF-
sity.
spec,A Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
BLooxRorox. Ill, March T.
At the Horticultural Soclety meeting last even-
ing. MI, Shepherd aald we had here tho pub.
llsned otnc,al report OF the Trustees, and upon
that estdecce, which showed Clearly what the
learn whether this Was ~ industrial university
OF not; whether the law had been compiled with
d not He Hlahed to mud oot, not II tais VS. =
cultural Of irdustr1a! university.
MI. STACEY, Of Bureau. spoke It 6ome length
1e s'a rsDx s1Dx "a
ptEent!ng them 6J thi9 school, but tuat tho fund
Was celhG aro.ed 70 Zip ,1on their gr.sa; He
re4d 4 neWtp4per article, to the eject EaAs. ~ an
Industrial tentoA, the Champaign CniveraitJ vas
not e1cce4f.
another Of sne ffus:ees % tho enecs I'M: It vs1
not an tneu.tr1a 1nstlt1uor. His understanding
w1s that this waa Tot luteLded scnool Tor The
~ a1 oaa
the tnduAtteA Of the Stale
The Committee on Resolutions reported the fol-
Rs4srt1 i. In.t It 10 the asnse Of thls convention
trq ;as ;pHan e r. r. 5sf ea ,ae
e!iaa.tes q he eehee Il iada.t,.l edoe.uon L
the eha1ttf establIahlo1 the institution.
that IN ouE utl1ton tho ancient 1AuE1Akea Ahnnid
hot Be tnade pscruirenf taught an t1deptudttt
coptre IN the untvrty but only IN eouate-
uon With n agricultural krt mechanical ed1casfoa
1hat ve eia!u the Et<st, II dtszans q Lhoots- =
lar ~ the same xnAde pohlie IN tbek pobhshed
That committee Ct Eve b appointed By the Ch.ir
IN compliance with the Invitation o the Rteeut of tht
1ndus1 11Al EntTefs1ty, to e1aDtce iuto thA
OF the Ard mAka sueh report ~ a;eutu:tAne q
shtn stcn e justify to atasa.e cenH to oe eAee y
afler 4 Mouon 70 adept, Professor T1raE M
called oo TO Audresa The conyenuoo, Fhlca ne "
1t lerxh- He commenced oJ 1eprecxang tnt
teudaf teudelcseA OF the present s,8em OF coisee1
| educAucn And crtticlsti & the scnolAsaGam q tot
technical md classical schools As eo1pafed VII
ipe oe3ign contemplated b. the ortg'ua atort AT
prou o,e,. OF the Industrial CttFetn'J. Ae e!1t1,
| n th1s the intention Of the 3oander Of the lu4d
rat,on va to cIer to the i1duatriA c.assel
snd to MI clas.es M opportunity t.
enter TIC dou,a,n Of shsolute science
10 csst tde tho Curriculum Of tho past ftu1a
| timer, ana opea Up to the gro x1cE you:n Of Amer
| ics 4 hex. Eenerurs broad aud aena.be Amercal
| tJstecn Of educatinr- He claimed tn4t Wn1s Va
! Tsntet fuF Champaign WAS note uaesua.
/ Professor Dskfr, OF Cnhmaa'Gn, followed. Civ
ur u acrpun, Of Inc progress aud presen: ssssu
| OF tne Drrettiey.
the Ftsoluuota Herr adopted. Me&szr. EHaHorts
S1steI. DAVIS, Hale aud Ntnta were appointed
COMMITTEES 10 visit CnazupeRn,
The conven'ion thsn Adjourned 70 mses a th
| call Ct The committee
, 1870-03-04

KASkA1xx, IL. March sd. $ Parker. POST
us4 et ID lii city, d'ed last I!Ra', :ot coasump-
Ral11xoax, No, March DIR. DAvid O'Keefe,
nh c,nn ~ the NA,iue nospi:al. died on Wednes-
ns1 plaht OF typhoid lever, contracted ~nta A.
fsTa1rr pupber Of coicsed men brought here
enYne Hay1 ago.
, 1870-03-04
4 unmu Tux ltnFane0 Oh th1 New
vnrh central KAi1roAA Company.

- Trsr srn 1s1ued 4 scrip utssdead Of 80 PER
ce1 On ,ho csplss1 stock. as.siug failed 10 make
.etrrns 10 tns fevenue otnco, tha company Mss
tosda1 sAefettd per ce'4t on kae dtstdend, tae
tax ~ o1nitpE % In va
, 1870-03-04
COOK mBUKH + o.

ExNxIA1K1 AnyKAENE0 Ao0x&
m 8ad2es..si 10 Ftcstss otpsre{ssArAn ri IN
CII. a fess<st fHtsa. Aks. A1ss q Ns:ss s1.s
hAeMAsu fa nn&ieas fer ~ N1N4fAfKx4 az NAaAxAhka
{t.szs tse~ass, n at Q. >. n r~v'"sss q Ess Pss
019xu, sp1&14ex&<E.-
, 1870-03-04

THE INDUSTRIAL UNIVERSITY.
Tie annual nesi.ou OF ihe Board OF Truttees
Will be held n Tie TntveEtlsJ Building II GFoana,
On The 6lh 1rat Important HatteT1 relating to
the in1,ttut1un VII BE- d!scussed ard acted upon
By the boRzd.
CIRcELA 70 COUNTY COLLECTORS
Tbs State Auditor has lAGued 4 circular 70 the
Collectors Of eact county. urging them 10 be
prompt IN making collections Of Stale re7eaue,
and make settlements wlth1o the time aIed by
law, which u On OK befo1o the 1s& Of June.
, 1870-03-04

ATTENTION, sIz KNIGHTS; Theft wta -
s+rTf Il rnnr3svs o{ 1t. Be1HAsdA QommAndefy. u
n Tie Il ii Il Ki~lou1ns Lode nosth peaIsata y.
exseI II x a. T'tlna 6lr KnIstts eaczseousiT n
.sssd. 3, eFex ot u d hI3KEas1a Reee rlaz.