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I'M ATTRACTIVE NUMBER.
constnts for tht Week Rudia8 Iune s,


.'A'-" a''o ARDEN: By RURAL. N strax.
berry Trade Commission Houses-Cootiug Fb1a
Field Fuuspktns-Ihe Kentucky Swset Pu,nnffnn
'-Aqftcnltusal Meeting iua lows and Wisconaip--
Report Of .the Indiana 8tate Horticultural Seciety
- Remarkable Rumor IN Regard to the Printing
o. the Transactions Of ous State Horticultural So
Gcty-Tke Wilder Observation-Disclosures Bysr.
Gearing Stfawbcry-The Cropa :.
2-LETIER FROM VETERINARIAN: Wind Collie
in Horscs-Iow to Treat It-Tympanise4 Of Neat
Cattle, "'
3-sELECTIOSs FROM THE AGn1C1ITt1RAI.
PRESS: Why Cows sire Bloody MsIk-Poultry
Prohta-A Talk About Home. Made Fe.tiiizcrs
HUNTING FOR ATENT.
5-HA5HINGTOS LETTER: David 4, Wells-He
Puts His 1nquieitors to Rout-Ihe Points Of His
Rcrly-Great Decline In Bcsserner Patent Stock
Verdict Of the Non-snbogned Co.amltec-Indi,n
Trophies In tic Patent Office
6-MfNORlTY REPRESENTATION: E1eeti4g Rcn.
rsrentativcs-Thc Proposed Reform in Illinois
ainoritF Representation in Corporations.
LETTER FROM BAN FRANCISCO: EncouraEins
Pzou'sefor Crops Of Grain and Fruit-No Fruit to
lie scnt Eastward.
6-sAN DOMINGO: Text Of President Grants Mes
easc on the Dominican Treaty-Somc Curious Dc
rcltrmeuts- pettions fo1 Large Land Grants and
Spicy Letter.
s-PnoTEsrANT MOVEMENT IN MEXICO: Rapid
Strides OF the MiEsous-1nte1estiug Details Of Tho
Advance Of Religious Tolerance
1.-THE lND1ASS: Report Of the Fricndn' Agency.
J.-iE 7 L r IT.
~ ~ - - AAo-' t,a9' Aef7uc 6heoun
n ~ " LIZ oeMel5 9,TIs 1neatfS staxe,
~. Nm. ~ ~ 80 oaA..o; tne "noss Ii
1.-THE HEROIC DEAD: Tho Porn Of D. F. Taylor.
Mnnr,nan. . 80 Daaa4., -. .n aas e"aNts
twa..tu,Sa".o.Ds.' 49, .ns Ho'ocse a ~ S3asee s
=. !c1 AZ w. aeo sta. y, le'o-
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Confe..io, ~ .ns,,a... Wn'..,. LII,
Tbn Ar.n,, rss:s, ~ 'AeEts tt1.l~
c.ne. The Fn,,,,,- chea'o. - ~ sha. 1e
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, 1870-06-09
THE TURF.
The Hood Horse Association IIncc.
nt Springfield.


nt Springfield.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Trihanc,
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 8.-The second Days
races on the courne OF the Blood Horse Assocla-
ton opened today very nnpronjsinRly, the rain
pouring down nnreml:tngly from early dawn un-
til 10 o'clock, when the sun appeared, an, by noon
wns shining brightly. Pools sold slowly, 6Qt the
bidding was active considering the unfayosabIe
condition Of the weather. At .
oc;ocK tho weather Vas beautiful,
and the attendance on the Rrounfls
July as large as yesterday. The track Was q little
heavier, owing to the rain this morning. but not
enough to interfere materially with the snort.
IteEe were four entries for the race to-day VIZ:
e Il Gheatlam's b. c. Battle, four years old:
Sunny Home, b. h., four years old; Moiiie Jones.
ensstnat rSI n lIy tour years old; Lancer dve
hctt!ig being quite lively, The following
SHOWS the result Of the race, which was
line one In every respect: First hest
won ~ Battle Ill 1:52h, Sunny Home
second, Lancer third, Mole Jonea fourth Second
A0me second. Mollic Jones third, Lancer fourth.
>. ionorrnW is 70 he the great tlay Of the SEASON
u nc programme iB varied, and the Indications are
good for fine weather. It Is expected that the
races Will be rare treat All OF our hotels arc full
o. strangers, many Of them well[known as expe-
Turf men aud excellent judges Of horse-
, 1870-06-09
1oWn Stntc Sunday School Convcn-
tton-meeting OF Railroad Stock
holders.

CEDAh Raids, Iowa, June A-pursuant to caly.
Inc 3th annual session Of the Iowa stats SUNDAY
School Association assembled In the large an!
conn somm"!Io1s Baptist Church, in this city, last
h,ent ,l me exefclses Of the evening we're opened
ns9;a hosd;a = Tne President H. SCOT Howell being
unable 70 reach here, The convention was called
to order by Q: Leach, Of this city, who, IN lew
e Eords; stated the objects q the convention
Res, u. u. Cooley, or the Baptist Church, Ce-
dar Rapids, ateIng Introduced, gave the members
O. me contention hearty welcome. Father
Emerson, Of Sabnla, responded to the address
q q welcome IN few, feeling remarks, thanking
me church, pastor, and community, for The hearty
We!eome they had received. After the conc]ti-
delivered the annual address, -o'
Inc convention Was called to order this morn
1ng, at bali past O'Clock The entire forenoon
%as spent tn perfecting tho Organization apno!ut-
fmg committees, ami other miscellaneous WORK.
1his afternoon, the Sabbath Schools Of the CITY
and county had meeting OF the children at tic
baptist and Presbyterian churches About 500
de!eRates arc present, so far, frnmabroal. A tel
efEam has been received from the Illinois State
Sunday School Association, now in session at
Quincy, IL, sending greetings, which has caused
Mtch enthusiasm
, 1870-06-09
NEW YORK.


Special Desratch to Tho Chicago Tribune,
THE RAILWAY WAR
NE" ioRE. June s.-The railway war between
Vanderbilt and Fisk assumes more aggravated
forIh than ever. The chief object is 70 Obtain
control OF the Northwestern connection. Wander
hilt clalMa that he can command $loo, 900, 900.
FISK asserts that he can do the same Both SWEAT
that there will BE- no compromise. Other railways
say that they will be brought into this, whether
they are willing or not.
PERSONAL.
Horace Greeley Will resume bis position on the
Tribune On Monday.
TIE FES1ASz.
The Fenians declare that their expedition
Is not over; that they will make another raid on
Canada in quarter least expected. The fndtca-
tons are that they will show thelr strength In the
Rel River country, for which theY have been long
prepared.
PugILlST1c.
Mace and Allen gave sparring exhibition to-
night, which was well attended,. After the ex-
hibltfon the manager announced that AIacu and
McCoole, the Western pugltst, were matched to
fight for Z, ,0D8 side.
PoR EuRorR.
Peter D. Sweeney, who Is associated with Mr.
Tweed In governing New York city, sailed to-day
for Europe.
WAL. sTRgEr
was generally quiet to-day, with the exception Of
the stock msket, which at the close was active
n1d well suataiueti.
ITO the Aesoclated pEr.A1
ANOTHER ZIG FRAUD.
NEW YoRE, June a---Another fraud has come to
light Yesterday man credttably known to ser
cfal houses in Wall street bought OF them fiye.
twenty bonds to the amount Of tx, o0o-s1s M
from tAsh of three houses, and s6,Aoo from
fourth house. In payment he offered cbacks
tic houses from whom b. Obtained SinM f.
honds. have advertised thatthey Wcre fraaienf. ~
L Z obtained: The sHindler WIS tobacco nlef-
chant chant IN Water street. The check given Frank +
Gains was On the Chemical Bank The once Of
tne swlnder, n Water street, Is In possession Of
tns snel,ns B officers. Knmor says the person has
6Hndled t0tacc0 merchants out Of $20V,0Dl
MASONIC EVENT.
aesLetuay me note OF preparation for the I'M
pos1mg Ceremonies - Of t9atne layng Of the
eteSuea G as u thfs cNJ-Eas sounded. The business
q yesterday WIS the assembling Of the t;rnnj
Leugc and iie reception In hitting form OF mem.
hers Of the fraternity. from Phadclpna ana else
Ct taking pa5t IN and assisting on this grand oc-
caslon: The weather Was unpleasant and, there
fG5e tae mpatsnS t PROCESSION Of the Knights TEN
Us It would otherwise have been. To
lay. t is expected: VIII be grand epoch In the
long be remembered by those who wltneas il Over
&c. GRO Masons will be in the rankE. At IN early
hour this morning the strcets we're lllcd with a.
tanners were moving from ali d!rcctions iowaT,i 4J
the appointed place Of rendezvous, where the line
w BE- to,nsd; A. ths Grind Lodge yesterday,
n the course Of bis speech paid bis respects to The
feutaDe.
The grand procession OF Free NasouB. this
morning, was IN cFt1y respect decided success.
The weather Is glorious, and the ground under
ten divisions, the right resting On Fifth avenue.
At O'Clock 1t marched through Filth avenue.
Twenty-thiFd street, FortJ.slxth street, sixth
, 1870-06-09
Terrible Accident on the Vermont
Central IEAtlr0Rds

RUTLAND, June a-The night train from Boston
ran into culveH last night, two niles east Of
Summit Station. An engine and car were sent
from the latter place to render assistance, anu.
after taking the passengers aud train men, started
for Rutland About nile north Of Summit the
relief train ran into culyert, the PASSENGER car
going down with the engine The following we're
killed nnd wounded:
EiHtd-Thos. b Abbott, Of Lowell, Mas jas.
S. Iiart]y, Rutland; IL. H. Crookcr, Rutland
Houndtd-E. II. Fost, Rutland; Geo: Kinney,
Rntlanh: A. r Fields, Greenfield, Mass. b.
Flint, New YORK; VI. II. EmneIson, Bos-
ton: VI. Il. HoJt,u and Nathan Rice ;e
Cambridge, N. Y.;- r: J; Howard, kot'
New York, and E F. Haskell, Of Rnt!and, bud
htp broken: Freeman Weeks, Of stoddatd, y; I:
and ". J. Pierce, OF Boston, legs broken 9: i. L
cut A few others received injuries. Governor
Page aud Colonel MoEreI, with . number Of sor
1enhs. Rave been at the scene Of the disaster 10
Gay rendering 4saatAace.
, 1870-06-09

Meeting of the Stn1c WOmnu,s
Suffrage A1soctntion III Indiannp-
olts-ssntc Prison Expcnscs-Stutc
Eclectic Medical Society.

Special Despatch to The Chleaxo Tribune.
tsp1AsAFoL1s, 1nL, June 6.-.The State Wonl-
ans Suffrage Association met to-day, The attend
awe s small. Susan B. Anthony Is In attendance.
She Is to speak at Bloomington, Ia this S,atc. on
rs 1st, 1oih, and In Crawfordsvli1e on the
arc Mrs Tracy Cutter, Pres!aent Of The
ohio Woman Suffrage Convention; Judge Brad
well, Of Chicago; a. J. Boyer. editor Of the
Ho1nan's Adroeate, Dayton: strs. Rice, delegate
from the bloomington Asfoctat1on; Ara. G, s,
Mcdonald, Of the Charlottesville Association:
Lucy Stone and her husband.
The Auditor Of State Issued warrant to ". ",
Higgins, WaFuen Of the Northern State Prison,
li's morning TOR SO es7.e! to defFay the expenses
OF that institution for the last quarter.
The State Eclectic Medical SocIety elected the
i'o following o1lceIs to.lay: President, pr l. Alb
prnnk, Indianapolis; + Frazee, Pcrryylie. Re-
Gording Secretary, J. F. Ridgway, Indianapolis;
Corresponding Secretary, l. Long, shelbvYilIe,
dEeasaIes. 7; " Il ksndrIck, Indianapolis: Hoard
Kennedy, OF Paragon; r. Jones, Of Jonesboro':
J. c. Cowdery, OF Lafayette; L. l. Mc1ane, OF In.
dlanapolte.
heavy ra!n fell to-1ay.
, 1870-06-09

erected the following omcers for the ensuing year:
Heo, Struut, President: D. B. Howard, Secretary
ena =: b Blackstone. Executive Committee.
Io-dsy the BoaEd Of Trustees Of the Illinois Hos
Rita fos the Insane met In this city aud elected
superintendent Of said hospital. rice Dr.. Andrew
Actaf1hnd, reslgned- DR.. CarTiel Is at present
.Asaistant PhJHcan In the New jersey Hospital for
, 1870-06-09

tna dla rev cars, then ps Sled to St. Louis, unter
f.eo sn u ne COT ee, where they arrived at
- hat., "Erel lmD .y conveyed TO the South
r+t.aa mudsa ,h me ps nnbens over 400, and com
I1ens ~ W ai59r Council and prominent cit
11s. eus ~ LouisF1ll representatives Of the CITY
Go Toanc1l ahd Boa1us Trade Of Indianapolis and
LET! agte, large number Of citizens aIone the
doate, ne aMa @ mRny railroad men. Nearly one hun
Paiy WI return hy way Of Chicago, Cleveland aud
, 1870-06-09

PITTSBURGH, June a-Petroenm market crude
rates are altogether nominal, With An occasional
August, 1ahc; September, 1a4c; buyers ONION
az 1ns yeaf ,1s9das; M Sc,; sellers oRt!on al tue
is: IL. IT,. id price: tc:...:,. dc:as.1:
quotations. for spct as.c; June, asKc; lu.Y, 81;
, 1870-06-09
MICHIGAN.

<nll for an Extraordinary Session oil
the state Legislature = knights
TcHnplar Elccslon.
specih! pspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, June a.-41oFeruor Baldwin has called
the Legislature together in extraordinary session,
on July 9Th, to consider the subjects connected
with the railroad aid decision, which will be eub-
mitted to them In EpeclAl session. Some action is
to he talen In the form Of constitutional atueud-
ment. In the regular procedure such amendment
could not be submitted till 1B72 The proca1nntion
states that he will lay the specific business before
the Legislature In special message.
The Commandery Of the Knights Templar today
elected John l. Mitchell, OF Jackson Grand Com
mander; David Bovte, Of Coldwater, Deputy Com
mander; F. Co9gshall, Of Ionia, Prelate; William
barclay, OF Detroit, Treasurer; Oliver Dourke, Of
Detroit Keco tder,
, 1870-06-09

sinking OF n Canal BoRt ut Merrta.
speciA Detpatch 70 The Chicago Tribune
NORRIS, June s.-The canal boat Lemput. chbr.
tered and loaded with corn by the Ausauble Ills
t!llesy, partially Bunk at 1880 to-day, but vag
r2ised OUT OF water before entirely disappearing,
NJ Insurance on the corn.
The weather here to-lay is cool
, 1870-06-09
~
ITALY,

F1oHESCE, June at IS reported that the Ita1-
ian Government has In Its possession conclusive
evidence that Mazztnl Is implicated in the move
meDte On the Swiss frontier. The fact viii be
Thought to the attention Of the Swiss Government
and demand made for his surrender or expui-
sion from Switzerland.
PAKls, June s.-Adyicea from Rome state that
the Ecumenfcal Council ls now discussing the
schema De prfmatia ct i,uaNibItie by sccttona Tie
debate On the preamble IS closed. There have
been one OF two exciting passages between the
supporters and opponents Of the proposed dogma
but ut present the minority ls silent,
great demonstration took place yesterday In
lavor OF PaFal 1nfa1lib!llty. The Jesuttes were
the pflMe movers Iii the affair. Large PROFESSIONS
passed through the streets bearing banners In
scftbcd. "Eeya Pa Pa 1ufalllblle."
L0rFntone .sationake Bpecu1ates on the prospects
OF me minority tn the Council, md asks II such
men ~ bishops Dupanlour and S1ossmeJer and
inc Archhfshops Of Paris aud RelnlB arc to allow
~ supremacy Of Jesu4ts and b. struck dumb In
their presence
ROME, June a-The Fathers opposed to fnfaIIi-
Dtlity have presented IN address 10 the Fope re-
monstFatInG against the violent proceedings. by
Mnlca ne meeting on the Sd Inst was dlssoved, ANA
Inc debate On the preamble Of the scHcuc
hsonGht to an abrupt close. They complain that
1fty members who had given notice Of intention
20 SPEAK remain unheatd, among them DnponIotp
and ptotest against the vote BY which the debate
W0S closed.
, 1870-06-09
A ktor~e Thief Shot by a Sheriff.
Drowned

QUINCY, I'll, June 8.-Thc Sheriff of Pike coon,
u, Aoy shofu horsc-thtef near C1arksyle, yester.
guy, the etot taking effect In his head
II Eccms that the Sheriff had arre5teJ
the thief i'll possession Of the stoien
horse. and, after taking him in charge,
h ATTEMPTED to escape, and on refusing to hali
me eheF!N Hired. He wss conveyed to Louisiana.
nio., carry ms morning. When taken from the
boat he Was in dying csndttion. N@S'11 -N1N
Ihe body Of Robert Woods, whD Was drowned
ast night near the foot Of Jersey Atfeet, has no,
, 1870-06-09

BALTIMORE. Jnne 9.-Diplomas were distributed
among the graduating class at the Naval Academy
to-day. The five hopors were awarded to the fol-
Peck, Of Masaachusetts. secontli Haw1ey Q. Rlt
tcrhouse. Of New Jersey, third; Henry ". Schacf-
fer, Of 1Illhos, fourth; and John Hullsurc, OF All
kafa
, 1870-06-09
Meeting OF the American Baptist
Free Missionary Society Mt Cinclu-
nRti.

CINCINNATI, June s-At the meeting of the
American Free Baptist Missionary Society, The
resignation Of Rev. Jos. Pondextcr, elected Presl-
spending good part Of the afternoon In consFd-
Grafton, was accertel, and Rev. Richard DeBap-
ftste colofed, Of Chicago, vas elected to iii the
vacancy.
Resolutions were adopted thanking A. L. Post,
the retiring President, for long fa!thfuncsE, and
The report Of the Committee on Education was
accepted, declaring the education Of colorcd
people rs Of the highest importance, aud express
Know no color. The report declared the action OF
the American Baptist Home Missionary Society In
retltiontnR Congress to repeal the charter Of the
understandable interference With Individual and
cooperative rights
, 1870-06-09

Catholic Confarmations Mt Joliet.
LAsAILE, Ill. June 8t-Bishop Foley, Of Chicago,
Roman Catholic Church, In this cty, yesterday,
and The praise OF his pulpit, gr1cc, and eoqnencc
Is IN every tongue. A777'
, 1870-06-09
WASHINGTON. Z


Senate,
---
Line Free CDal Eli LlKelY TO
lT0Ve q r alluIts
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w.sr1sorrx n ~ 1nna ~. SAN pontn.,o
s1eatv oneston h,s ~, IA ,-ona d..1 of had fre1.
1nu a,nortr r,orrhucnr v,a,rha,c ~ rho Sena,a
ami esct nn,i,,.er ~ ,a,nnar ia xnrsc than .hc
xne br 1rhich ~ 49, .,rscn.,na ThcTn ,ve bcen
minors md charrex ~ tohl,crv and corrnnt5on m
4,onnectton nth Tho 4-e.ty 1rnm the az n xaa
laid before tr senatr ant these .nallr toos snch
thcr 1,e tnves,1atod h~ .ha Eoruen Tc,atone corn.
mtt1ee Tbs tnfrodrc1ion NJ tbc rezo1nrton rra.ta,
a rrcat frtter amnnc ennc NJ thc treatv saro-
rates Il ,re,. orar ~ IN, ua.u,or .nd o.-..
IN axatn YESTERDAY when The aoors
,ene cloaed mo dehsta ,as,in1 On h,,. 49,
s,n,f .rne ,,r,rrer. nv, ,o-a,na, ~ ....t..
ercned thst ,ha sh.-,as ,a,sa =, s1.., Wv .euon
4he+ 80 c...,o.s a',,s -. =. susu
sna .no, =, ~. ~ ~ 'nen'
49, sas ,s'.,o oue " e tieAoen. 70 give
r.,ss,,.,a ~. 49,, - ~ - - nuo" o'isAls' u
t,a.s s.s-.. . o'e ooA ine oeuer 6ee-
AVA @lsoea @ast W Aouce LIE mAEer Al al would
sar+, " ~ uae eenaac@ o1 tne FFes'-
xssa.n,. NC w Ius gfounu oeaaLor
schnfzs resolution was temporarily. tabled. The
man question At 1ssue came up in open session,
however so-oay ss soon az the journal YES read,
-, :n,a ~ .uuel'on u aue nasen aeinoi'' @
81 Ihcte vas bitter and excited dtb8:e OF two
:, ~ =. - ~. =. 1.e uone Ano oi1' u
uai ln Secret session At dEst there was de-
sa,to,,s s1,a,ra,,o,s =. ua,ah ,ar. ~ m' Nv
eeaous @4leeauous VI aa1ch AGAINST Tue Oonafhl-
caa Government anu Gcnefal babcockr who neRo-
t'ased The treaty. hut Aessfs. Fer73 and Sumner
iaaoe useaf polnts "e14 aso committee Was anal-
" ofoefcd without dissent It consists Of Aessss-
AYE, Ho"afu- Williams, aud Warner, who favor,
and Aessrs. Ferry, Schurz, and Viclers, who op-
pose the treaty. As Boon as the body got Into Ex-
ectuFe session again the light was
feopeaed On the question whether the
committee shall be allowed OF directed to inquire
into matters heretofore presented bY 3Ir, Schu1z
In view Of the means by which the ratification OF
the ttaty Is sought It Is safe enough to Say that
there Viii be en- inquiry in some form
THE NEW CURRENCY I'LL
The House consumed tho dav mon the new
hank1nr and rurrrrrr hin Towa,,1 the ryoae .he
s ue.ass ~ ss % 's,s 81, nosssou aan @nsu ~. oat
general uproas. About onc-tnlrd Of the members
had offered amendments. ard most nf them
wanted TO know how they would stand when the
,,.,1 ... - -. - ~ ~ 4e '4 49,
oiA c@ne up "'-mot1o". Ihe committee
having instructed Iii. GARFIELD to move an
the cnmn,,.e nr,.cc.ance ovar o,hors oyo-s,
*aS,a- w., 49, e.s.s 49, 1,sa usss onaeu ses-
te5aas. When me order upon which the voting
oppostton and f1nasly heforn the nrerous cneat,on
Eas ordered Nr- F1irtdre 1nored ~ aaio,,r-, ~
.,,1,,o...t.., 49, - =. S.N-SA.t ~ H9onn. ~
answer to question, that an adjournment before
, 1870-06-09
The Reformed Protestant Church.

NEWARK, n. J., June s.-The synod Of the Re-
formed Protestant Church yesterday received
Rev: DE. Wisner, delegate from the General AZ
stmhly Of the Presbyterian Church, who bore the
saltations OF that body, and alluded to the
feun1on. lie also announced that tho General
reformed Church, and decided that the use OF the
Aes!elberg Catechtsm was not Inconsistent with
pure Ca1ranism md had take other action to pave
me Ray 1or the nuion OF the churches. The Presl-
dent Of the synod rsptted cordially, hoping q
nnioh would be effected, and rejoicing that the
cnafcaes nov, instead Of searching for hesesy,
.. IN the evening the synod heard IN address
O. e. domestic s missions, and remarks we're made BY
Ezekiel scudler, Of East India, on the progress Of
their missions. Members Of the synod to-day at
tended the laying Of the cornerstone Of the Clr-
ton Avenue Reformed Church,
, 1870-06-09

d
BERSE, juno 8-Many Italian refugees, who arc
pfeparng to cross into Italy With ar!ng have been
arrested on the border by Swiss and sent iuto the
INFERIOR where they are placed under bonds not to
lult the country.
, 1870-06-09
Photographers National Conscn.
t[on Mt Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, June 6.-The National Photograph
ets' meeting IL largely attended, about 40O dele
gates being present. Reports Of the officers Of
the association we're read. 4 subscription WAS
taken up to reimburse the Bromide 4 Shaw aud
Wilson ratents About 500 was subscribed. After
Present lsogardus had delivered Lis annual ad-
address, pE. II. yogel, OF Berlin, ami Professor
, 1870-06-09

UAsEEPoRT, Iowa, June 8.-The tenth anuua!
congress Of the National Brewers Association
l4ah!luan Hal, in which the convention is held, Is
handsomely decorated With eyergreens, flowers,
and the Stara and Stripes The attendance is
gu!fe !afTr Al the prominent rlaces a:c Iepr2-
sented. Henry Ciaasseo. IT,, Of New York Pfesi-
, 1870-06-09

MtlAary Reunion Postponed.
FKEEroiu. Ill, June a-The reunion of the
totty-sf4tl Illinois Volunteers to be held here on
the 18th, lAs been Indefinitely postpone5i ~
, 1870-06-09
The %8YAnat. JttdE-I-1 nfax.sn.

kAAKAKIE, June 6-A calI has been tizna1 hv
tnt Republican County Committee for a Conye1.
tion to send delegates to the Chicago Conycutou
to ho1ntnase candidate for Supreme Court Judge.
, 1870-06-09
MASONIC NOTICES.
HOXlE HOUSE.

This Hotel I. is situated At My.ttc Brdsc Conn., and
i noW open for summer tsase; Is accessible in few
Wateh HiL Pequot RDuaes snd Mystic Island, are
within short distance. Yachting. rowing, dahiuE,
hAthihR OF pleasure driving Rop6 Its attrecton1
Terms on application.
h. F. HOxIE. Proprietor
, 1870-06-09
TURKEY.

LONDON, June s.-Wol6's Continental Tcle-
graphic Company, Of Berlin, with suh-agencies In
The principal c!tes Of Europe, knows nothing Of
any recent disturbances between the Christians
and jews In Roumania- The manager Of that
company declares the telegram OF Adolph Gre.
n,eux to be an exaEgeration and says that all tho
reports touching the slaughter or banIshmeut Of
the NOuNAnIan JQXa are kaaelead
, 1870-06-09

fAEis, June a.-Tfe Prince De La Tour D,Iu-
stiene ls slowly recovering from the SMALLPOX,
: II IS sad taat the rnnl0red withdrawal Of Pre-
rost faiaaol from France la owing to bis growing
unpopuiarity.
General Fro[ssart!, Governor Of the Prince In
Ions, W ~
The Worlds Chess Congress will assemble at
HaIen the third week Of July. Ample prepara-
fort Of those who attend. A brilliant programme
Is offered, and valuable prizes will he distributed;
, 1870-06-09

92'1c; August, a7H@2sNc; September, e7AS
18c: sales $40 brts July At 37Ac; 800 brls August
At 2TAcx
, 1870-06-09

ATLANTIC BEER HALL.
GRAND OPENING
QE TUE
ATLANTIC Beer HALL,

Having fitted up the large Hall, No. 118 and 10 SOUTH
clARksE, betwrsn Ws.hinston I'D ., aHd.en.st.,
the same Oh THURSDAY MORNING. ths sth inst
and hS leave to 2sk cali Of my friends and the puhc
in general Uuck's Premium Lager Beer, tr choicest
Wints Liquors md CiKarr will be sold, and extra
line lunch ret On the occasIon. -u
, 1870-06-09
ILLINOIS,

Railroad Etems-Thc Little Wabash
lmpTOvemEMt-Elcct OF Nuperin.
tcndcnt OF the Illinois Hospital for
the Xnsanc.