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, 1870-05-31

The Irish gentlemen who we're appointed at the
meeting on last Sunday, in the Prairie Farmer
Building, arc to meet This Tucsdayl evening, at
House, nrst loor. No. n South clark street. The
members Of the committee are hereby notified to
be present, on business Of importance. The wards
nre represented ns follows: Firut-P. O,ScIu and
Philip Coniey; Second-Aldermen Donlan aud
Dixon; Thrd-M. Evans and J. Cahill; Fourth
2. O'B1cn and john McEvoy; Fffth-T. 4. stornn
and Dr.. Gucrin; Sixth-Ahlermen Ieenan
aid Tracey; seventh = Bricn o'Doaneil,
Thomas Tuily, Jr.. and William Rawlelgh
Eighth-Dr: Qnirk, Alderman Walsh, Patrick Dren-
Powell, II. O3lahoncy, and ex-Alterman Kelley;
Tenth-Dan!el 0Ila!a; Twelfth-SuPeryisor Gar
l!ty and ". oHItcn; Fourteenth -Zacharlah
deI7nan McGIath aud John Fltxgibbon; Eight
eenth-Alterm1n Carney and Michael Sullivan;
lcrmcn Eehoc and Dfvine. Tuncsual attendance
is required, as the meeting Will organize at IL
O'Clock.
, 1870-05-31
The Prize-RiuE.


From tas s. Loxis Demoerat, Nay %.
Mike 3IcCoole and Tom Alien, two Of our most
noted puRiliste, have at length concluded to n5
their mettle once more In the prize ring. The
lnon on Third street, near the Post Oi1lce for the
pufrosc Of coming to definite understanding
sn ss IN n 1h ~ o. o. oonxs
It up that Mr. C0yne found II necessary to per-
cmrtoEi1y order ths N out The crowd being dis
rcrsed: the pnEtllsts With fey friends sat down
arrangements for a mill. Each man put up $500,
and the following articles OF agreement we're
signed:
An11c1.Es or AGREEMENT.
nsy s.'esss E %ss.sl %sess ~ !Sss 1is
mutually 4sse q Se Iond - Ssht falr standap Eht
e s ~ ss Eas' = F
# so e4e + noT !spoalstdi wtth y plsp Eoyns 6
as'e' :a'aHR s sa
q Is s$ u + @ n IT,
:e & 1 P' s d. sa asa. "ssa q sas . &
ni 6 ss..2 e r. III gs sf th Il sI1ss, 1 mi s L. 1ss
sa T. tikf h i tf @ e3snon @ money and the sSkfs Il T1c
Claims III 6ats snd e1ears9cn money. john Scott,
e .ns
f Fit P s y s s hseee np0n " for
'''' @''' Fasa.s fj,sats1 AsssS' AMSseo1E'
Witnee4-A. WOOD. RICHARD ROCHE.
McCoo1e and Allen convetscd pleasantly togcth-
er, and Tom related some "Reminiscences Of Joe
Co.'s the great English priZe-nghter. Allen said
that Goss was the best man now tn England, ex-
cept, perhaps, bis (AIen'sl brother. The party
took glass Of ale together, and separated on
friendly terms. The only dtf1culty abou. coming
to an agreement WIS III regard to the uMe-Allen
urging an earlier day than that flnaliy agreed
declared that If he lost this light he would retire
from the buainess.
, 1870-05-31

Root With stock OF groceries valued Ut s. 800. AL
frame buildings value 81 200 and the goods In the
store belonging to shau6ut and others, value
x4.G0o, were all destroyed: no Insurance. John J.
Shaulut's brick building WAS damaged by heat and
Nater, and the removal OF Rooda, $500; insured
Total loss by the IRE, about SIS, 600; insurance,
$4,000. high wind was blowing at the time, and
further damage was prevented with great dim
cultr.
CiNcikSATI, May 3o.-The house Of Nh. Moe1ler.
Was Lusned yestcrs'ay morning. His wife and six
children pertshcd In the tames
, 1870-05-31

About ha1f-past 1e O'Clock this morning the halr-
dressing establishment OF Mr. III. Glassbrook,
no. 1A south State street, was entered
glass out OF the back window. He went imme-
dlatcly to the money drawer, and in opening 1t
pElle1 q cord which Is Rttached to q bell. The
tcll rang and awoke the proprietor, who sleeps In
the store He quietly put on his trowsers, got big
revolver and walked towards the counter. Oh
weapon would not explode The burglar male a
rush for him and struck him on the heatE
with slung shpt- They clinched
and MT. GasbT0ok pounded the rascal
on the head With the butt cnd Of Ills revolver cut
ting his head fearfully The thief finally wrcnchel
himself out Of MI. Gs gr1sp and made his escape
thf0ttrh the window,
, 1870-05-31

II. II. Higgins, Of No. $50 South CLARK street,
will sell both new and secondhand pianos at
prices never before known In the West. In conse-
auence Of his approaching removal to San Diego,
large business Interests In which he has recently
engaged. New $500 pianos for $3.50; COO pianos
ior $685. $50 pianos @ for $500; $50 pianos for
Fix months, ut from $25 to $3.50 less than these
prices Illustrated pamphlets, containing full In
formation and prices, gratis, on application at No.
100 South Clark 8tTcct.
, 1870-05-31

The indies Of the Second Presbyterian Church
at meeting held In Fnrwel Hall, Saturday even.
ing, passed Tote Of thanks to the Supcr1ntell
ent, F. n. Rockwell, ESQ.,, and li2 corps uf assist
ants, Tor the very courteous treatment they rc:
ce!yeti during the two days in which they hell
their festival
Let our readers bear in mind that the formal
FeopennE Of the Home for tho F1entess Till take
place on Thnrb1ny evening next, the I'd ptox.
After the public exercises, which will consist oi
refrcshment-r0o1n viii bc opened when all will be
inyiIei to partake, free Of charge.
Between . and 10 o'clock, on Sunday night,
the residence Of Annie Laugan, No. 10 Bremen
street, was entered aud robbed OF bedding AMI
clothing Of the value OF s55 This house Was set Oh
osed to be the ones who did It, hoping TO appro-
priate something then, but did not, owing to the
presence Of the police.
The class day exercises OF the senior class Of
the Northwestern University will take place, N
the grove south OF the building: at IN O'Clock this
afternoon. 4 train leaves the EorthWtstern depot
ut :34 Tickets are reduced to 10 cents each way.
-Pruf. I1utchngs, the "lightning calculator y
OF Aiken's Museuni, will lecture tonight on "TnG
Lights ani Shadows of New fork," IN the chapel
The Farxel Hail choir will meet for rehearsal
t.ts evening, In the lcctuEc-roo1n Of the i. n c.
!. Prof. Wyman would Ike u meet auy persons
who desire to join the class.
The dwelling OF E. l. larson, No. 81 Ohio
greet, was entered on Sunday eFning, ard robhet!
of II gold watch md chain worth siS5, ami pock
It book containing 81.
The dwelling OF y. u. llaFes, No. lta south
Msgan sEsp "s feple 81
The water oGicc at the Board Of Public Work
viii he kent open until June 10, Tot the payment
Of taxes without the usual penalty. THIS will
positively be the last day.
, 1870-05-31

AcIably In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3o.-n the Presbyterian
Assembly the report q The Committee on the Re-
port q me ne Board Of 1nDlcatla WAS received from
The Teport of the Standing Committee On For
egp Missions s Tas tassn S1 from T. d0cfst st. and
ia'lS5as' 1ntions In the ry1p-: were iN adopted
as recommended, hut the dlscussion
occupied the entire morning. amendment wes
was hotly discussed. The a1nndment was to
forp,slly approve Of the *ction o. President Grant
and oceEs Of The govs,:nm1snt r.; 11ain IN pEeseryins
agreed 10, on ihe ground hat poEcs should hare
no mace in the Church. Speeche were made bp
commissioners from the 1ndlan conty and 9th
crs The Item was dnaIl5 atopnd md the amend
The renoTt Of the Committee pn Foreign Mis-
s{ous was taken from the docket md considered.
The resolutions we're Ill aaoptea flthout argu-
Ment no,o ,..
d,ans aud others IN 1hls countsy noa the Board
Of Foreign M1EsfouS " LIZ aoAu y I01ne N1s-
RE special order Of the day, the eception OF
the report OF the joint Commltt:c y uolne Nj
nong. was postponed on account Of ;f'aasence Of
the Chairman Of the committee
The afternoon session commenced Nth de-
bate b. Elders Witliam Rankin a1d JAMS Pollock,
ana motion Of the latters to pr9cee1t the etec-
ton Of q Board Of Foreign Missions was not
p Dr. Paxton, ct New York, presented he rrport
Of the Committee On Domestic Htsson, showing
. balance on hand OF $G5,o3 aid ieatiiy to the
General Assembly the question # the .,1tton Of
the new board; also. Recommending la>ral sup
mort Of Missionaries employed.
4 long and somewhat acrimonious dehte fol-
lowed, between Dr.. Paxton, II New Y4k. aud
KEY. Dr. Ausrrorc, tf Philadelphia. 1rtthc re-
port Was finally adopted, with suniry amendments
Dr. McCosh, President Of the E1neetu1 Lliegr,
made an earnest appeal for lncheassd canl eDsa.
ton for the ministry. add preseIed a rtsoatiot.
that statistical Information he Eycu to ne next
General Assembly IS to the inadetuacy Of present
pay1uents. This Was referred to the cormtte.
On institutions, ami to Which D. MeE0h vas
| added and the Assembly adjourned !
PHILADELPHIA, May a0.-A large neetpg OF
| members OF the General Assembly 'Fas he4 his
| evening IN behalf OF the foreign missions dtse.
Rev. Dr. Irwin presided. Addresses we're 9alc
| III various missionaries
, 1870-05-31
Rochester (Ns F.} Post office b OBJ

ROCHESTER,, Mas so-A plate Of glass IN front of
the Post Gtnce WaA broken Last night AL the let
an EEtt..E.- -.,se@
, 1870-05-31
Look Well to Your insurance

In theee times Of iow rites, large commissions,
and extravngant management, 1t behooves all
prudent men to look well to the companies in
which they are insured. Yesterday our columns
contained a statement Of that old pioneer compa-
NJ Of the West, the Illinois Mutual Fire insurance
81 no epn WiTq far ns
years, and Is now doing business on the stock
plan only. Propcrty-holders should remember
that insurance IN old, sound and wel-managel
companies, ls assurance OF safety. Franuts A.
Hoffman L Co., No. 1875 LaSalle street, arr the
agents.
, 1870-05-31
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, MAY 81, 1870.

ol St. Johns Msson Sunday School, will be held
nnnsl the auspices OF St Johns Protestant Eptsco-
Pa! !Cnnrch, on Wednesday KDd Thursday evenings,
a. stanley Ha1l, corner Of West Lake md Pauitn&
stfeets- Admission 10 cent?
h.. -,;xsn a. festival and church soeiaole VII
~. =. Ehntch: At their church on West Monroe
street, near Morgan, the proceeds Of which will
The Indies Of the Trinity Methodist Church
give strawberry festival this evening at their
Ghafch building, corner Of Indiana avenue and
cent?
The trends Of Calvary Episcopal Church will
tho ladies' OF that society gtve this evening at
Fauina Dancing Academy, corner OF PaulIna and
West Lake streets
A strawberry festival will be givcr at the
Church of the RedeemeE, corner Of sangau1on
church. -
evening ut the Third Unitarian Church, corner Of
lantn and Monroe Streets has been postponed
ans ladies' o. ollsss p5ssoyteran Church give
evening" The public are Invited TO attend.
~ That Supposed Suicide.
The Deputy Coroner held an inquest at the dead
Mau M found who was dead in Lincoln Park, on Sun
Ma6 recognized by y. c. Dean, OF the Union Ma
t;onal Bank, and Mr Charles Wagner, who re-
Eides ct No 1852 Indiana street, as that OF William
= 4Aa@hCuAiG OGEc19cu was 2c0tChTuan, ABOUT
IS years Of aye, and was at one time IN einploTc
,,,is o. me- bank mentioned. During the last six
sion Office. On Saturday last Mr, Wagner. at
whose house he boarded, saw him, and he then
sniip,ahed Of being low aprited, anal said, owing
leave, aud embark in the life insurance
business. The powders found In his
memorandum book, which were thought to
contain poison, were tested by the County PAysl-
cfan, antl fcund TO be a catarrh remedy. Dr. Nil
lCr atle 7aaft-7n1rteM examination, and found 4
fluid in the stomach which looketi as il there WAS
some poisonous substance in it. He was not GER
tain, however, nntl submitted the f1uId to one OF
the faculty Of Rush Medical College for analysis.
The Jury rendered q verdict that death resulted
frHm some Unknown cattEe. Mackenzie has
brother living ln Davenport, fowa, who Was tele-
graphetl to and asked what should be tIUne with
tic body. He answstet that It should he kent in
the tlead-house until he heard fruui Ills mother,
to wht1A he luA sent despatch, with request to
krow what disposition should bt made OF 1t. 1t,
therefore, will remain in the dea1-honse until
wor'l ts received fron her. Deceased Was mar
fted man, and served as Captain during tile re-
bEOu,
, 1870-05-31
THE CITY IN BRIEF,
Central Police Etntintt.

fro' 49,. ,aaa.,a IT, =. III I1s; n,.s,.,
Inc, to tto s,o.tons ansr.n1r.s ~ a-n,,aa ~ w
l1e' 10 tnc Spacious apartments rfoFaoea foF mat
purpose IN Inc basement Of tho west wing OF the
a,aute,, far that nnr,,ose w,,h Tho ssrcsotion NJ
sonna tTin1 ,ta.oI1s 1htc,, ,,..,, Iii ~ ~, sta,a,
Thn assis mn'eu ~ s,on " lcaeuleu
the
rcctly into 4 large hall. Immediately south Of
this g another, called the reception hall, which
leads Into apartments to be used By shs Super
tectiyes. The latter consist Of sit
rlng-.oom Or Office. and sleeping room,
sRa II R hs Or
ins the room Of the Deputy superintendent are
tsS9a t Ss tGr spsGa eat ot tas
The apartments Of the Police and Fire Colnm!s-
sioners arc north Of the cntroncc hail, and consist
Of large business room. consultation room. q
the boarl. East Of these arc the Offices OF the
the Chief Fire Marshal and his assistants, and
s'oTe.toom ots @ for ut, supplies. n,.s
the corridors are well lighted, and the doors atr
90 that no carpetlng viii be needed Several new
the new headquarters will then compare fayora6ly
in point Of accommodation and the general excel
lencc Of its arrangement. with my In tho country.
Tho day and night Watchmcn will hereafter be
Hotel Personals. .-...
tertay: were the following: Benjamin F. Tay!or,
LaIoFte; james Il. Lucas, St. Louis; General IL.
III, j., ketesnnm .. A.; caar,es kidgey SPRING
Erie; Hon. Washington Bushnell, Ottawa: ", 4.
Robinson, Hamilton, Canada; ]. II. Endcott,
China; u. L. Barclay, Japan; F. L SouthIck, Sac
galJ Bosion; ". 5. slnbuer, Montana; j Judge d II &.
N. Brewster, Texas; Z. 4 Robinson, Ierre Haute;
, 1870-05-31

4 young man named Benedltto. in the employ
Of hr. Israel, clothing dealer, No. les East Ran
tioIph street, WAs sent TO deposlt ssOJ Ia Silver
mans bank, about 10 O'Clock yesterday morning.
lie did not return to the store again, MI. lsrael
went 10 The bank and asked II the money had been
leit there. The answer was sno" The police
authorities were notified, and It WEE ascestAtned
that Beneditto had Jeff on train, bound eastward,
at II O'Clock In the morning. He bus been tele-
Uranhcaf for.
, 1870-05-31

accounts tho row Of brick and wooden houses,
opposite st. Roch's Church, belonging to Mr.
Vain, were on fire, and the flames were rapidly
spreading down toward the Palais harbor. It
loss, Is the fire, as We 60 10 press, is still
euinG on.
From the Q'sebee Gazette, Nay %
But for the merciful interposition Of Divine
Providence in serding copioua rain, the de-
bt1lction Of property, immense as it is. might
have been vastly augmented The roofs, which
had previously been as dry as tlnder, we're
bined with the unceasing efforts OF tho fire
brigade, the military in garrison. tic
police and many Of the citizens, the further
progress Of the fire was arrested about 7
o'clock. The loss Of property by this calamity
is very great. The number Of houses destroy
cd has tyet been correctly ascertained; but,
Judging from the extent Of the burnt section,
We should estimate it at about 400; in addition
to which we arc sorry to include tho ship-yard
OF kfr. Henry Baldwin, with two beau
@ eomp9a1e gesses s,a faf nhe
We are told, there IVES insurance for only about
q fifth OF their value This circumstance is
the more to be dcpiorcd, as this was the first
effort in Quebec to construct vessels Of this
particular description. The misery Of num-
from their homes, may be more easily imagined
| than described. While the rain fell
INCREASINGLY yesterday, some two or three
! hundred families were hcddled together under
, tents and temporary coverings, IN an open
field in rear Of the general hospital. Others,
morp fortunate, found shelter with their
| riendB and acauaintances. Tie amount Of
hiss is estimated by some at S404 900;
b others more; but it is impossible, for =
fw taye,'to state with accuracy what it has
ben. We arc glad to learn that no lives
| wre lost I; neither have We heard OF any
peson being seriously injured, It nov re-
II &ns for tho authorities and tho citizens
geeraly to take immediate steps for the
felAf Of the sufferers. In works Of benevo-
! lcne, the people Of Quebec are never behind.
The have given demonstrations Of this on
pastnelancholy occasions Of similar charac-
ter, nd we believe will do SO now,- to the
estet Of their ability. The local and general
Gosenments. likewise. We may expect. will e1-
tend heir aid; and, although our follow sub
1ctfs y Cana1a and On the other side OF the
Athnic have go repeatedly beon appealed to
By ns under liEe circumstances, and have OF
molly responded, We feel assured that. is
I toui4 necessary now, renewed application
, wcs:d aot he unsuccessful.
, 1870-05-31
100 MADISo1-ST., ROOM s..
STOREY & ALL N !.
RaVensw00d.

This beautiful Suburb Is only about So miles from tho
Cont House, and only 70 minutes ride. Il hss neat
depot with II trains daily; A,so. hne hrse hotes:
hxndscme Gothic Church, CONGREGATIONAL; and ntce
school beuse weit under way. This ia no MYTH M
no ExCNBUG. but BOLD REALITY, stAz1od By tbs
sOLIB nen Of Chicago and EEansoa. and bttstait TO
become sozt Of Evanston Junior In very shoE. Hc-
We hasn tbe most bestfu Eots for sale. COVERED with
fne forsxf srEss. ueasty opposite The stadou-
Terms kn4la to suit puredAse11
HESDER3OE T. CHATFfELn.
, 1870-05-31

Several petitions for peilttcrs' licenses, tc ,we
referred to appropriate comunttees
\ petition was read from Lessrs. LOOMS
DaTls protest1ng against the exDshltant asse.
1ntnt Of Block s.; School Section, which amour
Cd TO so per front foot.
J}pfnrrTr} Ia +hn ror, m l+fna xr, E,bo,I,
, 1870-05-31

MEN loRx, May so.rhe Tri5une's letter from
Cotac:s, Venezuela, saJ3 the Siege Of Vice Presi-
',ent Hlanco begun O, dc 2Cth OF April, and was
ended hs assault on the :sth- The city Has taken
with loss Of 5ov Killed and wounded Bllncp
proclaimed himself drhtor, and peace Was re-
loud.
, 1870-05-31

ST. PAU17 MINI, May s1-An tnccndiazy 1re It
Aankato, Sunday morning, destroyed Wilardk
DA1ucyB law once, Nick Weis' saloon VIM Lees
building, occupfed by Burke Is grocery, anl
Patsonsf building The ahouve were all small nutlt-
lngs, worth au aggregate Of about - 800. Inturet
for fS0n. Pafsocs Building was occupied By Ctc!e3
, 1870-05-31
FRANCE,

IAR1s, May sn-The Empress Engenle will visit
Delmafk this summer. ..........
P1R1s, Mar so.-The email po1 Is increasing ter
riblT IN this city.
Ii the Corps LeEisatif TODAY 1t VILE demanded
thattie Government would not reEtnquish its pre-
roge5ye OF appointing Mayors.
, 1870-05-31

A pile Of lumhcr in the gard adjoining II. An
tlFeHs' furniture manufactory, on the corner Of
about quarter to o'clock last evening, inlartng
both. One Of them, Tin QuirG, had his left leg
broken. lie WIS taken to his home, No. 14G West
Washington street, an.i attended by Or. Vincent,
The other, n. P. Bunker, was badly cut about the
head md face, md hah his right knee lfsocated.
lie was conveyed to his residence, No 60 Iar7atxe
street, and received medical treatment
, 1870-05-31

a FRIENDLY CONTEST.
On Saturday evening last there was pulled q
fneDdly race between the following crewe, in the
outer basin Of the lake, which resulted In favor Of
the Nautilus by two boats lengths. The crews
were ns follows:
Eduti{Mt l RLtort,
F, r. Akron, No. i. WIN. Melville, Eo-1
C. n. Axron, No. Thos. Logan. No. 9
jag Duncan, Eo.a .Ja1nce Sfn,ul., No g.
las. Porter, stroke D. L. knnimcnt, stloke.
VIM. Smith, cox. w. Garlis. COZ
, 1870-05-31

Meteorological record for May 30, 1870, as re-
ported BY J. q. Langguth. Jr., opuctan, III Ran
dolph street, correspondent to the Smithsonian In
st!tutc. The small letters are the tnItnls for tue
@mosst @as atmosphere" % rain and "snow:7
, 1870-05-31
COMMON COUNCIL.
Petition for the ExteusfOn OF
Union Park ut q Cost
Of 3f61, ,5VG.
A Further Issue Of School, Canal
City Hail, Bridewel1 and
Other Bonds.
School II.ands-Remova of O&a1
Property Damages.

-PrDDeFty Damages
.rno co,nnon t,onuctl held a reou1ar meeting
last evening, President coniskey in the chair.
There were present Aid. somefs, COX, ponnei-
Ian. Dixon, Hahn, Cabins, McAvoy, DagKy, Whlta-
.ar a' uecn,n TraceY Uicley. I1i,1reth- poVp11
~ powa,, 1.eorga, 11o,irn WIca pn.as,1
Walsh, Woodland Gil, Shell, Schmidt, Dengley,
Her1ng, McCAuiey, Kehoe. peFtne, Robinson
Campbell, Tyler
,, ,,..a. .a.,...as -, 49, s,.s ..,u-
me NaJof 1etuIueu LIE oFulndnCe EeBulalln2
the mode OF collecting fares from passengers in
licensed vehicles, because Of a mistake IN refer
ence 70 the revised ordinances. Its recaasidera-
\ motion to amend the ordinance in accordance
with the suggestion OF the Mayor was carried, and
the came was referred to the CLERK for en9rossng
PETITIONS AND CoMXUNicArtoSs
following communications:
s3cctor OF Inc Sixth Ward because Of other duttss
was reat, and accepted. :.
successor to 3lr. IIea1ey
AID. Holden moved to postpone the election until
the next meeting OF the Council
AID. Powell moved to lay 1hc amendment On the
tahlc- .. .....
The motion to table was lost to1&.
The motion to postpone was caIrted-1s to II.
TRACEs On cLrBoERSE AVENUE.
A petition WIS read from residents Of Cybou1ne
way to iAy t.acEs On ttut avenue TO ClYh.,ufne
place. ~
Referred to the Committee on RailrOads
Aid. schintz offered the following amendment
to the resolution: -
uIcn thc c1rrs.e condition. however, that. the taid
aitsE te t day q July next and every year thereafter
n ala ~ ~ ons avenue
# esh y1aa tR;inks wh WasI Ie
to the red Of their tracf on Cyhornc avrprc At a1ch
, 1870-05-31
WASHINGTON.

THE PETITION FOR TUE IMPEACHMENT OF JrpG
FIELD AND II oFFMAS. z
WAs1IlSGroS, May 3o.-JI iec Bingham. Chair
MAJ OF The Judiciary Committee, says thero Is no
prospect time BE- found this session TOR even the
most cursoIF examination Of the petition aakiae
the In peachment Of Judges Field ana hoffman.
The nni yersal opinion Is that the matter Will die q
natural death In the committee
, 1870-05-31

VIENNA, May s0.--The Wiener Frssse asserts
that PROMINENT Czech leaders In Paris are in
tr1ruing for the restoration Of the Bohemian Au-
tcn1FnF
, 1870-05-31
REAL Estate.
$50. HOMES. $50.

We cont8nue 10 seu cur lots for 9ao These ots ~
eove With stIees are .asde' 4lss IT sa
q blocka tEo1n the Court Hosls betMech 1oso nm1f
Humboldt r4fks, and 1t1fea On tn6 E&neS~
about Chicago, nsAr depot and Axoef ca15-
, 1870-05-31

PARIS, May s0.-Despatches from Lisbon contra
dict that the demonstration there yesterday was
In fayrr Of an IDer1an Cnlun.
, 1870-05-31

ST. PAUL, MAY s0.-TWo brothers, John and
Jerry Murphy, were drowned, yesterday, Willis
dshing in Lake Isabella, near Hastings, tue boat
EE.Sh .s.- Tcrrcc b.. 2s.. ,a.:ze.1.
, 1870-05-31
EHR EESsEEH

n --------------- TIE CESSEH II
AID. Robinson moved that a11 communications
On fi,e relating to the census b& referred to the
Committee On Finance, With power TO act With the
Board Of Education In taking sucn census and
Statistics ls they shal! deem proper.
Ha1C.
, 1870-05-31
billiards.

TIE CANE In ENGLAND.
LONDON, May s0.-ln the championship match
Of ba rtis, for the challenge cup and El00 side,
between Jdhn Roberts, junior, champion. and J..
a. Bow!es, Of Brighton, 1880 points M, Roberts
made 1000; Bowlts. 734. Highest breaks, ST for
Roberts, and two OF 81 each for Eowles-
, 1870-05-31
SPAIN,

MADRID, May 20-General Pfim has issued an
urgeut circular to all Of the Deputies OF the Cores
for them to be In their seats on the 9Th Of June.
o. that day he will explain all the efforts the Pro
ysIonal Government Is making to settle the ques-
titn Of the throne, and appeal to the Cortes to az
f1Se at 6QmG SOLUTION,
, 1870-05-31
MEDICAL VOLUME.

CONTRIBUTIONS RELATING TO TIE GALS
ALTON AND PREVENTION OF DISEASE,
AND TO CAMP DISEASES; TOGETHER WITH
REPORT OF THE DISEASES, ETC, AMONG
THE PRISONERS AT ASDERSuSTIiLE, GA.
EDITED By AUSTIN FLINT, u. D.
In ote rolunse, sro. czeth, extra, <a5U.
Published and for talr hy
I1CRD AND lIOCt:IiTt}S, New York.
II. o. IIOEt:I1TON L. co.. Riverside,
EnmbrdEe, 1fn~..
Tl,c volumes will lc surpliet Is any o 1k.rlle..
, 1870-05-31
MASONIC NDTICEa

Regular Conciave this tTUESDAY) evening, At 8
o'clock. for bu1ipess md work the Order Of K r
F=t:nS Sir knights coutteousy inrited TO meet with
rs- BY order Of the E. G.