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THE CONVENTION.

SPRINGFIELD ILL.,. Mar 10
The cenycnt,nn mct ot q o,clcrr N' -"
| RULE fF0PosEn.
Nj. SKINNER offered resolution that aIl fnr
ther change in the rcn0Tts made tn fha conran1io,
shoni n1,fr IN o1a ~ - +ti-s - ~ sutiol
fhe tahi. NJ ooue ~ u at"o-tn1las 'ose- LAa OF
| TURNER IRAIE
] Mr. TURNER rose n nj ylJeftrt1 ppn.t,cn mn,
Infr frnm TiIF C11fC sGn 1ptr1sE ~ orttS st.
I'M NV, ,rith ,en9in 80 t. q aluo!e Gaal
falsehood, md the writer - coWQFdIy sc0uudref
who dare not resent the words The attacs WIS
sausea Is " ats conrse upon he warehouse article
Ei "n ~ ~ h hau Ea4e.u ~ oe aAenueo 30 t1aS II
Seu4u Aot " 1Stosulzeo-
Mr. WELLS Mored to reconsider the resolution
providing Tor printed copies Of the constitution foy
dtstrib4tion
NE. WALL. wished to hare more copies printed
lot the germans
| , 1l1' sS LIEN h1shea mote 1pf Tue French pe0-
PIC pe1x ,,rn177
~; ~; a.5 9esn M sae nu1nDer otuered too
@ aau tasgls4 nan r. oo,o9o N Enslsn IN Ger
iat I ~ II, Wi y isnca ana scaadnasah. as pro-
'!lEu W. HNl ~ ": e,e. ~ ely tssol1uon; S M
~: A>E Lante ~ tiat7 IN A4ulu0H 70 Inc pefcona
| P1uslaea lor IN nc resolutions, the Supreme
uuuSes; ~ tut stste omGe9ss ana reporters Of neTs-
gfT 1tnva ~ vsaaIiasu In,..1, "ltn VI M GoPy:
IL M M 1t3 1o'ea 70 Rena COPY 70 all the papers
~ ,rh rte ,,,at. 1saeIo ,,,,..o, .z,,, .a-o...,
~ Mne 4ua1tet "as 1e1e11ed TO INC Pr1hung
eG%atstny. Mha 1.asa;,+,,, ..,+ e. mn ...,.
anE iese!aten @ .nat sS:pVv copies oe printed II
Pa"1nlet 10TH Was slmiarly referred
, 1870-05-13

vision md Adjustment, presented the Schedule
article as revised and adjusted All Of the sec-
tin1s IN to Tic eleventh. were adopted for enroll
nent With little or no opposition, and Without
change The twelfth section. as reported By
the committee, which embraced two Or
three sections OF the original report,
after considerable t1ebatc, was 80 aulrndca
as to strike cut the following words: t.And IN case
this constitution shall be rejected By the electors
at said election, then said Section shall become
pa1t OF the Constitution Of 1873. IN place Of Sec
f1on 5, Article !, on Counties" The section, as
amended, Has ordered enrolled
All the sections were ordered to be enrolled
without objection, uutll the twenty yfouEth section
was reached, which IS the section introduced By
Eli. Browning giving the city OF Quincy the benc-
1t Of the Tax law OF 1862 to pay $500 900 1bscr1p-
tion to ratfoad in Missouri, which had been or
de1eI By ayote Of the people previous to the pas-
sage Of that Law. 4 vote WIS taken on the section,
and It WIS ordered not to be cnrpltcd-ayes, g;
noes a5-ls fNllQXS:
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Confession Of u Suicide i'll the Stale
Pcnffenttnry-An Innocent mnn
EnuYictcd nj Murdcr.

QC1Scf, May 12.-Ihc following is q nerbatin
copy Of n confession said to hare been made u
SchCimer, who was tE1el and convicted In Pike
County, Illinols, last October. for the murder o
Joseph Christian, ar Aount Sterling, Illinois, on
the 18th Of August last, schei1ner killing himself
IN the State Prison on the 18Th OF April and from
his confession Daul also convicted, had nothing tc
do with the murder: "SIy friends, want you tu
know that am tired OF lie: hare sworn falsely
against Joseph Daul, and done wrong against him
Id every respect; am sor1y for ali a1one, and ]
am the cause Of Daul's miserable situation, and
that be Is DOW separated from his family can.
nottest On account OF 1t MI. The prisoners here
have not heard from my wife, brothers OF sisterB
md belIcve have not a friend In the world.
Duul fs auG1y With me- anil DO not wonder at 1t.
! hare done everything wrong against him, and I
feet that did him a great WRONG which can
never forget 4 man Of the name OF 80 told nc
that Ehoutd shoot him; TINT he, -, would shoot
uiter me, AMI be, -, Is the cause Of it that
done the leeI.H
, 1870-05-13
MINNESOTA,
A Hcl1-Fo1d Story Of EcninM Opera
lions Red 1etycrtvard-A ErassElop-
Per H1id Anticipated.

,
lions Red 1eiycTerar<-A &;rasxhop-
pcf Raid Anticipated.
Special De.patch to The ChicaFo Tribune
OF. fAct, MIMI, May 12.-The Press publishes a
letter frp1n Duluth, which says great excitement
ls Gfcstsd there br the arrival Of large body OF
Prr1 fEnlans n ie;t 81 roHs to the aid Of e at Red
VITA hIeeet-loat1tng rine revolver and Enife
Iheir plahs. q Which they made no secret, orc to
go 1ol1nMatu sna 1Tom on here 70 Rainy Lake or Tser
by Dr. Schultz Their Arzt stroke vii be tho caf.
tuse Of Fort Francis, on Rainy Iate. which Vii
army viii hatrass and dlspnte the nssRse sas m1 ~
the British troops through the 1Eeta, swanns anl
mountains from Fort William to Red River Al
Iael:s forces. One party has already started
overland by the EermillIon road, and another vii
soon follow, and third is preparing to go to the
and Ve1million Rivers Another large force IS re-
ported at Superior River. They will march d.
rccty west to Red River, ovcr the travelled roads,
fosss S1DssnS ere eaa are al sid 70 Be- d
tnguished Confederate of1ceE, who successfully
fought General Banks in the Red River campaign
and are stalrart, hardy fellows, who seem to Ie-
jaIee IN an opport tunlt5 70 strike John Bull.
"Mauy. French Canadians acco1npanT them,
Mt they have secured the services Of several l1-
dhns and haaf-breed guides and one or two old
employees OF the Hudson Bay Company, Who are
perfectly familiar With the country to bc operated
TIE Pres docs not Fouch for the truth Of this
ES.GoreInor Marshall. Just returned from Red
cdRe1 master OF the situation, and Is expecting
news from CANADA favorable to the demands Of
the provisional government
the settlements tHo years ago, is again feared this
yeaE. . grasshopper egEs 95e Tery abundant
vas 1hss Of
TINT Generals should leave, tomorrow, Tor the
, 1870-05-13

Special Despatch to The Chicago Trfbnnc.
OTTAWA, May 1a--The trial OF Lynch. the ring
leader of the barge and steamboat riot on the
Mississippi Rlver, which was to have commenced
this week at Rock Island, has hcen continued ttll
the September term Of the Rock
Island County Circuit Court, Oh the application
Of counsel for the defence.
arrived bore this morning md found this usu-
ally quiet cty in state OF great excitement In
connection with the nor-cTccutton OF the work On
the.water-p6wer. A public Indignation meeting
WAS held on Tuesday evening, the Court House
being densely crowded Other meetings are being
arranged for, and uuless work be commenced At
an carry dag, the people FILL very seriously inquire
who Is to blame.
The term Of the Circuit Court In Kendall County
viii commence on Tuesday, the eGth inst. It Is
expected that nearly the whole term Of the Court
viii be taken up by tho great Kennedy will case,
the last 1tai Of which terminated February 3, In
disagreement Of the JURY, rs recorded in TIE TH1-
BCSE OF February :.
, 1870-05-13
ANOTHER RAILROAD CALAMITY

Cortfs;<., t1.,x..rcy, Ercsrhs oua u
| kchBct 1FnfnS on ahc Hfs*OnFi 1sn-
cuic Railroad, near Eurc1ka, NO.
Large Number Wouudcd---Llsto oi
N'4et. shao s"'"fco'
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
o. a,nas hv ,.,s 10y 1-ne .s-1 eap,ess .a aae acre
t.est :, train near Enreka about thirty miles west
gram as is ieaTeJ s!xteen nersons me- naxm r.
Sc sc1d and two others tiyinx. six satTeons have m
gone from St Louis and others from Tic towns On
lepo. in this city. Colonel Leighlon, T. ns isadng M
Director, has gonc ont to The scene of the dis
sss e s 4sy III n a5 @ seas T e
tion prevails In town md along the line.
LATER.
una Seeing that they could o. M not avoia the "s5 CT
srane Win HIKE hrntsea t1s anncto1 nor NV ~
a,Ie II tc Sstt7s y osna ias , 9avG 3een
which humber tWcnty-Ire ar 1nnre- TLc train hns
not @ vet arrived. 4'e "a ''4o's' 1Ae Aa9 "'s
abot mc and, XIII fl,a r'tF rnlcs9 ant T.,ana 9aa
aF mn From ma twe1ye to ,we11v
A'l'ca onu ~ 'nao' ioo'e "ounaeo' anrno,sr
"zs ., z e n,.sgs, 5sfs5s<as; e,;,s, :, .,,.,
lls t1te. FnN, Gftren tn twenty- -frn Ernnt,t1ed
ATrappemcnts should be made fof he carcfnI rr-
mQral to the hospital on the arrival Of the tFaIn
usT p.rF MAJ
1t sf,..r. r. o,ro;r. '1 0oA' 4"as t+-
ieft 81 Fan1 at .4S =. m. and had orders IN
rsc fnnr minutaa of Nn ttme. TheT ran tnto rne e
on. 1nifc east ~ EnrrkN We Hs3 nil thtrtx
m1nntcs tn n, IN EnrcEn Il, Mt the t5rne s strnct
Toth encinss nre totaily smasbeIi m. and Gre
freight cars a,c oi the tack: tie hasenre car ani
express car also, No one Elilcd ana Biz o1s. man
hurt that Nc Know 81 fInnp i. TTacr' >-4
Thc names Of the following tiIief, and fhn fo,-
lowing items were received by tciegrnph nj The
Par,Hc ,'ennt. - '>'@sA"P1 ~ sA'
Thf Eif{ed-O. A, PIx3ev. Iufenen,1ence. Frank
FJolt AshIrr Mcrrer C1nntV r. -ionytbtsr ~
frank T3n't In yenra mi IGrot, Eefce Htrrnfv
f.nnntv Mn x II sf,cEnnr patnta Ind 11eoror9
Waahincton fco1oretns nnr1er Tnefe nre tf,irtat.n
others fieat1. names mi "a ret eseertafuei' Il
viii he ifcn,t r. set rhn ,ernas nt,f fha cnnoner
Examines He nersSnai effects They ara without
tincd to notI,ts In Ohio TntIToIia md Illnuia
The following persons were wounded: Starde-
reau Perkins. Illinois: u, II, AhpG. Sioux City
Iowa. 4. Morrus kansas; Milan Holt, alish:;
I Thpluas Perjti. Mud Lake, Chatham County, North
Carolina: Fred Maesler Vine Grove Adams
County. ind F. a Briggs New York; Wilson
Little, uillsda1e, Mich; Henry Wehland, St.
Theodore Binder1nan, St Louis; Peter William.
fhs e9Rseer u5o he
we're yl slightly injured. The nreiaau Wa aEo
slightly hurt. Mime not known
rr
, 1870-05-13
CANADA.

-. ,--
lncnt between the 0anlnion ant
tho Hudson INV Compnny-Proro,
rn,tou ~ pDri.,,,,,,,.r S,.x.,r, -,
the Governor General.
rraRnsYn NAV n -1rronna FIR tbe J7e,r R,rar ax
petition leave On aionday next '. 1'~1 4'''S' - -
,on 4 r,n2e oin h9nefn JUL" et}eaalas eonat
Sir Francis KtncEs announced in t1e T.ousa ves
terrfay thnt the mnncv haf heen maid tn The Jfn5
aon Hav Comnailv fnr the nurchnsc f1f the Red
River territory, which would Be transferred to
Oue IufIlion four hundre,l and sixty Thousand
dollars bas been apnrOnriatel bF Paritament f0r
N0rfheest pnrnnscs
OTTAWA, May 1s.-To.lay the Governor General
tie members Of The Senata auu Hopse Of Com,
n1ons hcinp nrrsent TIIs E1cellencv nrnceetIetf
to prprpgue the third session Of the Fist Parlia
ment Of the Dominion Of Canada In bis sDeecn
he acknowledged the attention anti diligence riFen
To puiic ppsII'ess b. Pariia1nent esncctaiir II th
rneasures adopted Respecting banks pnd bsnEtnc.
iu which he said be Trusted suffjc[cnt guarantees
Tonid be Found for the protection OF the financial
measure n passsd for The eovernHiene n W sas OF
the new PROVINCE Of Manitoha. nnfI
The lust and reasonable conditions which @ Tou
nave sancttonet to fayOr of thcIr fnhahitants can
not faii to rcIuoye eFcrr nnce of misapnrehen-
sion. which unhaUpily existed. and to niant in
the incrnasing adrnnfares to be ierifstl from ojn
Ing the 0oIntTfnn ma n1{litarv nrneditton which
it Is DccessarT to send win Crutffy ad give coufl-
dence to ali loyal and ven disposed Prisons Her
ami nj. serre AZ an assntanca tn the inhahfants
Of The Red River settIement entl nu1ne.5ns indian
fnhrs thst nrcnnr fhe NnrfhEest fhat fhev hara
,,lscr in th,s r.1anf nnii cnnneci ~ En9iand ana
NAV reiy On tbe rtai nrntecnon Of ffe Rrlisf,
sca1tre = W .43 9@NA - NNe o@1'''A
After thanking the IInnse for th, raaf}neca 1,5th
, 1870-05-13
CUBA.

new TORE, May IA uayann correspondent,
speaking OF the execution of Gcneru1 Gotcouria,
cuiies Of his position, and met death with great
forttude and compes1re- He Was given no oppor-
tunity to make an dnft-1nosten addreaa, but still
drums prevented anything else he said from being
heard. 1ie wanted 70 be shot, AMI not garrosed,
but tho Spaniards would not consent to this, be-
Ing bent upon his suffering the same Kind Of death
81 his old friend and companion IN arms, General
MaTdessa Lopez, suffered. The Directors Of Bun
Gees and Panot have Just resolved on donating
$500 to the Two sLrors OF the Isabel Ia Cattollca
who captured General GoIcouria
HAVANA, May 12--Captain General Derodas to-
day telegraphe'l from Puerto Principe to Haraua
slrgcnts on the ruad from Santa Cruz to Puerto
Principe. The Spanlart1s captured three cannon
and killed ninety Of the enemy. The Spanish loss
now ut Puerto Principe.
, 1870-05-13
NEW YORK,

Ncv yopr %t,p 10 !. ,rorHtr ri .corntarfal*
money Was seized to-day In Brooklyn There
were about 10000, in 81 and IS notes
FOREIGN fTHu.
1attor fr,,n potna cnro II, ia anr,ra,, n,
'tHa1 4Cnu. onso 70. s"A1 u eu-ae. 80 W
Ans u u 1T" eanlpA1sEs WHICH WIZ plooao'y oe
gin ns soon Us the (Ecumentca1 Council Is over.
WALL STREET
,xou e~r,tad m ,1ar nra- +n1aeranz fron, unsh{nr
.oss aaa Soeos., ~. .,a-ns.aha1 A Th.r, ,zes
considerable reaction In stocks, especial
]y In Ohio i Mississippi, owing to
fbe announcement that thot rad md been leased
luz It nsia 'a oaa .lau ~, 1esa , ~
" tae oatilnois q oAto eolnpans' ..uu "oa.a ue
used as route Tor transporting cmlsrants "est-
wur1 Money was easy through the entire day.
rrH14N.
o.,-, ,x-,,,t,a,. ranto,. ,rbo ,,za,t n pht1o-
- i.'!lh4sas 'eot ., "u ~. ~ I
de'phla TO arrange 1or delegation Of "a!flofs
from that city Canada, report tnat everything Is
lovely. and the fu1 ouota desired viii start tmme
,9,,teIv
,..,..,,,,,,
hhit.AH- ,,r.,..,.u
a complimentary reception to John q. whittier
vas given Mt the Union iearue c1ut, Tonight.
MRs v1cranpsns-t T1,RE47E,rsn LETTER
o.,n I'M s'..,n1,. - ..es.s.,, ,a..a
ano !1pn"e VIZ puousn u',moton 1sttst -
celFe1 D9 Mka 1denafnson "hlte Inc mufdee ttlal
vas In progress threatening to assasslnate her Ia
,saheiF Tna rr,tar th~n,tan. ~ fo1n,v her r. Tho
osa' tHs ".ss' ~ 49," ~. :. ~ ~
ends Of the earth, and ELL ler II sae does not 10
as he commands. She has received several letters
s1oo,1ss, han, ami a,.1,,ent1r 1rrittan r.. one nor
o'te eu'9s~ 11Duo' al" e'te"''5 "A.ss@A ~ 1ne f.
son. .....
Nearly twenty thousand copies Of the extra
Tribune. containing the statement OF Mrs Rich
s,, .x,, c,t1.t. Jo,- ~, o-,n.a .-o ,o,,tnt
3NAN ~A-NNo
, 1870-05-13
THE RIHG.

NEE H'CoaLE CHALLENGES MACE.
Upon the receipt Of the news Of the defeat ot
Tom Allen, McCoofe, who for some time has been
under cloud, drew up challenge to the victor.
and stands, 1t Is said. ready to mike his PROPOSE
ton good. 1t Is rs follows:
~ hereby challenge James Mace, the winner Of
the late fight between Mace md Allen, TO fight me
Within SIX months after signing articles Of agree
ment, for any amount from twenty-five hundred
sse,59o> to nvc thousand ls5,0oG) dollars q side,
within tlfty niles Of New Orleans, or any othet
locality that 1uay be hereafter agreed upon.
issue this challenge, and to show that mean busl
ness will deposit I'VE hundred dollars $500 for.
felt ut any place In this city THAT may be desired,
which may be covered at any ttIue.H
, 1870-05-13

The Iscd River Expcditiou-A Scit1c-
mcnt between the Dominion and
tho Hudson Hay Compnny-Proro-
Entfon OF Purlinlncnt-SPecch Of
the Governor General,
, 1870-05-13

SAINT Canal not to allow the passage through that
Wr; Of any Canadian vcssei bearing tloops ol
munitions uf war, unless she has express pefmis-
sfon to pass from TIE United States authorities.
THE order was Hsued last week, and stonld nave
reached the Sanlt on Saturday Inc CanInl3ls
steamer Algeria, carrying stores for Foft n uHain'
pgssed through the canal on Friday.
, 1870-05-13

4 banquet was given to-nIghtto General Jor,tan,
late commander Of the Cuban army. Senior Al
-dama was present. General J0rrian H:alt IN If
fccuve speech The Cubans only waited arms to
Obtain liberty. II they could purchase them in
the United States they would be free In three
months. Horace Greeley aud Charles A. Dana
spoke forrlby in faror Of Cuban Independence,
and urged the American people to help the cause.
, 1870-05-13

TIE SCUSuULE.
hi, CODY, Chairman Of. the Cumlptstse ou
, 1870-05-13
SPORTING MATTERS.


BAAE BALL.
1I18 RED STOCKINGS vs.. TIE FOREST cITg5s OF
CLEVELAND.
CINCINNATI, May 12-The gnne Of base bull. To-
dag, between the Red Stockings" Of Cincinnati,
and the "Foresr Citys," OF Cleveland was one Of
the best ever played III this city: large nat4cnce
themselves by fine fielding. The result By innings
was rs follows: g Red Stockings -, Q, !,
0, Q, O; Forest Ctys 20, Q, !. Q, o. 0, 0; anu
score la to 9 In favor of Cincinnati
Allison, Of the Red Stockings, had his right
thumb split by the ball in the seventh tnnlng us
place IVES taken By Atwntcr. Tho furmer Tlll
probably not be disabled many days.
The iked Stockings and Forest City Base BAH
Clubs Will play return game tomorrow.
, 1870-05-13

The Methodist Conference Mt Meme
phis.
RENrnrs, May 1s.--1n tho Methodist Conference,
took their leave today. The speeches Of these
gentlemen were full Of the Andllest expression.
The business done was formal, andsa1ected no
question Of great public Interest.
, 1870-05-13

FLORENCE, May 1o.-Menottt Gartbaldl was ex-
amined before the magistrates, yesterday, IN tho
matter Of the alleged connection with the recent
tnsu1ection at F1ladefda- &c absolutely denied
the charge, and, no proof to the contIay being
forthcoming, hcwa5 discharged.
, 1870-05-13

NEW ORLEANS, May 1a.-cor1os- -Buo7ant: !:
middllnav eskc- Sales, 1000 ba1cs; receipts, 1873;
exports to Bremen, s,daa stock, 1ss,76N ','o
BEEADsTrfFs-Flour rr1uer; sL50@1 e3aa is
for super, double extra, and treble extra. Corn
White, s1-15; mixed, s1.aa Oats, &c. Bran,
UAY-{26.1l
131tc, ike, and 1sc for shoulders, clear rib anu
clear Sides. -Sugar-cufeI, 1sl@90c.
Lard unchanged.
GKocEH1E-sngar and molasses unchanged
WHsKEY-$1.00t2LIaN.
MISUNDERSTANDING, 2Ga26K.
, 1870-05-13

LETz1C, May 12--Major Cramar, Vice ConBu1 OF
the United States WAS violently assaulted to-day
by an American residing In this city. He was
rescued by the police, and the assaIlant, whose
name Is withheld, Waa 1tTested No explanation
is given.
, 1870-05-13

PITTSBURGH, May 1e.-Crude petroleum quiet;
sales Of 1000 brs spot at 1salc: 1000 brls each
sspte11beE' ST, October, and NoysmGeI. 1aG; Nay
weak; sales OF 100 bfls each, July TO December at
2sHc; 1000 brs last half May, 27Hc; spot, e72;c;
May. e1hc; june, e7A@2751c; July, CSC. Buyer
oil the wear npmllallT 2ONc.
, 1870-05-13

Died.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 1e-Captain ]. & John
SOD. formerly come cted with the Louisville Cou7ifr
and extensively known as TUBA Datn," died 1T
Lexington, Ky, tc-l1y, lie had been confined to
his bed for several months With consumption
, 1870-05-13
MISSOURI,



ST. LOUIS, May 1a.-The strike akthe KIngsfoTl
Iron Works on tuesday WEB among the 1aborets,
not among skilled workmen, who resisted redQc-
t!on Of Wages from $1.s5 to s1.s0 per day, and de-
mandcd Il.
inEton, yesterday.
, 1870-05-13
TIE TRIGGER,

GRAND SHOOTING MATCH.
A grand shouting match Is announced to conc
OH at Lincoln, on the 18th inst. Bogarllus will be
Qne Of the contestants.
, 1870-05-13

Convention.
RALEIGH, May 1.-THE Republican Convention
reassembled to-day. s. F. Phillips, OF this city,
accepted TIE nomination for Attorney General
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the adminls-
tlations Of President Grant and Governor Holden.
rledging support to the public school system, In
yit1ng Immigration from all sections Of the coun-
III aud Europe, md encouraging mechanic atts,
agriculture, aud other productive industry.
, 1870-05-13

order EorbfddfnE the Passage OF
Cnnudian.Rritish War Vessels for
the Red River Expedition Trough
the SAult Cunnfs
, 1870-05-13

U1Cl, y. r, May 1a.-Rev. 8. n. Fisher. PresI~
dent Of Hamilton College, WaR@sttuck with apo
pleyy to-day, but bis recovery is hoped foE.
, 1870-05-13

THE TURF
RUNNING RACES At NASHVILLE
NAsHvILLK. Tenn. May t2.--Biood Horse Asso-
citation, third l1y, Cumberland stake for tlrcc-
year 0lis SIS entrance, the association ndds 1900
HEEtn&
Sister Of charity det
Cheasllani's brown colt By Brown Dick........
Timc-1:s5M: Gsa.
Association purse 5000, two mile dash:
lGrEHn oC0Nt
Ida Gf5sson-
Tfm1-3:aa.
The favortte won each race .......... ...
Weater showcrY. Track In bad condltIou, and
attendance good.
, 1870-05-13
F0RTY-E1RsT- CONGRESS-.

TIE HOT SPRINGS RESERVATION BILL
The report OF the Conference Committee on me
, 1870-05-13

DETROIT, Mich, May 12,-U0der the direction ol
the Unlted States authorities, the Governor o.
shi1 State has directed tie Superintendent Qf the
, 1870-05-13

Different ccu1aes taught Of three, ak and twtlve
noLths according to tetfea et Proficiency desrel For
circular. a1drfra A. WANDER NILLES.
Principal, Room O., ReYnuids' Block, Chiea4o, III,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-06
SoMAAMBvLA IN BROOKLYN.

young lady, who resides with her parents ~
No. 90 Adams street. Brooklyn, has been in the habit
OF getting up her sleep at all hours Of night and
walking about the premises. At one time she was
mistaken for burglar, and OF another for ghost:
Yesterday morning her perambulatOns nearly cost
her her life. She left her bed shortly before one
O'Clock, and not long thereafter her father was
ns found her hanging out Of the window head
oownwards and with her feet clasped W tue window
sash which had prov'dentiay fallen In time save
ner life. Oftcer Be- OF the Second precinct, was
also attracted by screams OF the young lady aud
nastcned to the assistance OF her father and they
together succeeded IN pulling her back into the room
she "as only slightly injured. being bruised a100s
the ankle ng the window failing upon hel,
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et0n-of oongratuiation on the success OF the few.
OF regret on the defeat or the many The morning
was al warm and bainy as II the month had been
September aud not December. and, therefore. tho
residents and visitors OF Washington turned out IN
great numbers 10 witness the opening OF the session
Tue galleries and corridors OF the House were
crowded with spectators The House was called TO
nss were opened with prayer By The bhap ain, Rev.
DR., J, q. Batter. The roll OF members was then
called. One hundred and seventy three members
answered TO their names. Excuses were made for
Kerr OF Indiana. and calkin, OF New York, who
were detained at home by severe illness
On motion OF Mr.. SCHENcK (repl or Ohio, COM
mttee was appointed to join ike committee on
the United States and inform him that Congress was
In session and ready to receive any communication
ne might deem proper TO make, Messrs schanck.
were appointed such committee on the part OF the
House.
NRw MEmrRs ''~s'
J. II. SYPHER trep) was sworn In "A member
from the First district of Louisiana; Joseph Dixon
(rep.l from the Second district OF North Carolina
r. w. Duke, after an unsuccessful effort on the
part Of Mossrs Schenck and Plat to have his Gre
dentias referred to the Committee on Elections.
was called upon to take the oath as member from
the fifth district OF Virginia but was not present
RECESS.
The House then, at one O'Clock took recess till q
Presidents Message.
The recess having expired. Mr.. Duke. member
elect from Virginia, presented himself and took the
oath or ONCE.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
TO Congress then delivered, and Mr.. Mcpherson,
the Clerk OF the House, proceeded TO read It. The
conclusion OF the Message was received with APP
plause on the moor and In the galleries. The Mes
sage was ordered to be printed.
THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT REPORT
was then presented and referred 70 the Committee
Of Ways and Means.
THE FIRST BILL PASSED.
bill 70 supply an omission In the last Indian APP
preparation bill was reported by Mr.. DAWES, repl
Of Mass, and passed.
The House then, at three O'Clock adjourned
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MYSTERIOUS MOVEMENTS.

The United States Grand Jury After the OF
feudors-Cubans or Erenchmon Suspected
Of Violating the Neutrality Lnws.
The United States Grand Jury yesterday brongnt
in several true bills OF indictment against parties
for violation Of the neutrality laws, but as the fore
man OF the jury handed the bills to the Court with
out making the usual announcement Of the parties
named therein 1t was impossible to ascertain who
they were. Rumor has IL, however, that they are
lot OF Frenchmen or Cnbans-pr0bably the for
mer-who have been detected in fitting ont an az
ment Is at peace. Upsto very late hour last night
no arrests mad been made, and probably Will not DO
until THIS morning.