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, 1870-05-08
THE EAST WING.

| hcplJ 10 alr. Hnamnn by Supervisor WHIT,
/ - Rc1ue4t to be Lee. Alone.
10 TIE Editor 9f The Chicago Tribune:
SIR: 1oof Issue OF Sunday last contained q com.
mnnicatlon signed "F. EaumRn.r In which tina,
gentleman treated OF the east wing of thu Cont
House. Ever since he Was on the committee of
eSperfEs ne seems to think 1t his bounten duty to
preach weekly sermon, taking for his text the
unfortunate cast Wing. At the request Of thu
Buildng Committee Of the Board Of Supervisors
WISH - M protest aganst the statements and st1c,
We have no desire In life to deprive alr. Ran.
man eI any iaorcls nc may have won; nor do We
dispute that ne nc Is :. scientific engineer We
ate Wiling 10 concede that 1(r. BauH1an is scTen.
the but We are unwilling to admit that he il ti1c
on!y man Of science ia the city. We coDerat1rate
SGaSa oa ,ne dact that there Is more than one
mere 1re gentlemen lust as *scient11cu as MI
Eaamnn, VINO haFc had as long and as yuricd m
aps I'll ;a'c ana MGse y opinions are equally as r.
In the hands oi such men the comu,I,+ea h..
placed the safety Of the structure We cannot az ~
sai,sfe9 viz thaa ne Only person who seems dis
We cannot please hin. We we're not ejec1etf r.
and tsc Gos TO 90 ouF duty to constituents
ut te o1e al We Ne ask Is to be let alone .
iine, ahn We claim, as we have 8 riVht to claim.
nnnn,,9 isom hostile and adverse criticism. unti}
sumed The responsibility Of the building. hut not
naLl theE We arr doing the best Es can. ami H |
are determined to do the work as economfcai1v ae
toisa esnnn ous 10 nos intend to sacrifice safety to
y, We haEe removed some Of the crpss-warts M |
sGs ontldpg, thereby relieving the pie1 stones
lred tons pressure New aid lareer ne1 s,nnns nnn
ne substituting for the damaged ones When W
1ase 'ng eolnpieted the east wing We win reuoTate
l1n tScons1uct the old building,
10 shof17 We are leaving nothing nnf1one thet
~ pe aone 70 MAKE the building strong and safe
ssinst shais IT. hssao1, Meanwhile We protest
, 1870-05-08

h. Fowler, vermont: A. I. Ross, san Francisco
! n. Miller, Toledo: c. C. Foster, Tproltos +. 4
Quaries, Arkansas.
yesterday, were the 1olltW 8: Judge David plv.s,
Bloomington: s. b Winram. Wheeling; u. Rlck:
ettA President Tef7ersunv1lle Indianapolis Rail
road; A ?. Wlanar:h, Eew Tolk; Hon F. =.
Michigan; ". @. CLARK, 81 Louls;L. s. Ha9non3,
Cape Vincent; E L 1reton, Cincinnati: Samuel
Ca1son, o. P. Gardner, Eew York: WE: " Far
nam, Hartford, Conn; l. ?. N9sFif AIsaiSaa S' )
-Among lie arrivals =. the Briggs House, yes
terday, we're the following: c. T. Wnttmoret
eRaes eass Egea5 seaae{ + g. so ei ssx gelt y aaa %
L Arnold, Lapocte; L Wilson, Rock Island: T.
G. Leonard, Boston; r F. Reed, Boston: n. h
Felt Salt Lake CITY; ". E Locke, Lewis Day,
1s6urTi: john Mereattn Davis, II. i. r h.; D.
g. Haskel, Salem. Mass LYMAN Smith. Dedham,
Dubuque. John Bicknel1 Caaada-
yesterday, were the following: Richard Ennis, St
loI,: LOUIS: Robert Bradley, Memphis; ! + =, Bates,
son, New York; Daniel Chamberlain and g. B.
Paul; John Gibson, Fulton; Il Rogers, Port
Byron; D. Newcomb Louisville; C. 8. Falkner,
heene, n. Il Il " Dytngton, San Francisco: c.
= Cannon, New York: John B. W. Isham, Louis
ton, D. c.
a notable party, consisting OF the following
.lstn9nlsaed gentlemen, arrived, BY special
sfaln trsa L $. n. 81 at the fremont House last
Z. ": Hon. Augustus Schel1 Vice President 1.
Treasurer L. s. L n s. n. W; Amasa Stone, il,
n1Tse,9r ntree,9r 1 n "; r. psysrean1 ,s a.
3snei a Freight Agent |. s. 4 III. 8. r W; g. b |
iates, ESQ.,, GulaIo, n. Y.
, 1870-05-08
ILLINOIS.
Saturdays Del ,gs in the Coastl:u-
tional Convention,
Report Of the Committee on Edu-
cation Considered.
The Bible Question as Connected
with the Public Schools.
Special Despatch to The OhicsSo Ttibune,

Special Despatch to The ohiesso TEbune-
THE ARTICLE on EDUCATION,
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, MaJ 7.-The convention, thl:
morning, In Committee Of the Whole, took up the
Eenort OF the Committee on Education, and 1t was
expected that It would be passed through all it,
stages In at least two hours, and sent to the Com
mittee on Revision End Adjustment, but Just at
the last moment when the work seemed CON-
rlete, disturbing element was Introduced In the
shape of an additional section proposed By Mt.
Basne, that the Bible shall never be
excluded from the public schools OF
the State This inaugurated long
eEd exciting debate which lasted TIL the close Of
the afternoon session, and which at that hour
seemed no nearer the end than when 1t was Started
No less than fifteen speeches. we're made upon the
question, many prepared with great care for the
OCCASION The principal speakers were Messrs.
Hatne. Underwood, Snyder, Gamble, Harwood.
Bronwe1l, Springer, Parks, Ilncher, Anthony,
Church, aud MedllL all the speakers displayed
much earnest vital piety and grent Biblical re-
search. The contest Will be resumed the inst
thing on Monday morning.
DECORATING SOLDIERS GRAVES
"uEADQuAH1KR8 GRAND ARMY OF TUE)
REPUBlIc, DEPARTMENT OF ILLINOIS,
SPRINGFIELD, May 6. 1870.
In compliance with an order from General
John a Logan, Commander of the g. A. RI
hereby announce that on the 3Gth day OF Tits
month 1t will be expected that eath Post Of our
order IN this State VIII see that the graves Of our
dead comrades Of the army aud nary Of the United
Statcs tn the vicinity Of the several Posts or the
Grand Army IN this department shall be honored
by appropriate ceremonies.
graves, and honor them In egery possible way,
not only for the sake Of those who have fallen hut
Is invoke IN thIs pleasant duty, the I'D Of our fel
low citizens, who, In houortng the memory Of
these our fallen comrodea, will honor the cause
for which they fought, and the nation they died to
, 1870-05-08
TIE CITY IN BR1EF,



me annual meeting Of the Orutorio Society was
head 'ast Thufsay evening, in the lecturc-.oou of
FaTweTl Hail. 1' -
ffom The reports submitted by tho vartous
omcefs, Il appears that during the year there were
sese,seo ,sn 60 xs,s'aso, and there were expended
ss1s61s. There Is IN shs treasury s1oa g. and ont-
standing debts to the at6unt Of s1,ooa Is leayiu1
Them IN debt ss1as7. They lost $500 By the
~ Messiah" bnt made $500 ty the "creattou.n
nneE I1 nobe 70 give, before July i, psalm" by
U9uIcy BucE, and some miscellaneous selecftons
Ihe following changes were made ID the con
stitution and hy-iaWs: 4 provision for annua,
mum. any person may attend, with companion.
o.! rsheassals and concerts OF tue society, which
7 hoped, hy the society, will meet with such
hearty response from our 1nusicn! public shall at
me rttg b<nnsng of the year insure the entire
initlatton-S5 for gentlemen, anu ss for la,i,es:
70 cents for jatlies, 11"
The 1nnual election OF officers will take n,ace
next 1Eufsday evening at the same place.
, 1870-05-08
CATHOLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
Progress of the Observation-Disclosures.
Observation-Disclosures OF
0nicetB.

An Inaugural entertainment Will be o,ren ,t tho
ne" hall OF the association, Nos. ib1 and I1s Mon
oe Street next Friday evening, which viii consfse
# m address by James ". sheahau, OF Tag TnI
:rSE, an original paper for the occasion, by =. r
Wllkte {Potnto}, Of the Times, and an original 10
am by Jeremiah Aahony, principal of the We,ls
Instrumental concert by the best talent 10 the city
Ims iusntqton. now entering on It's third year.
aas y. passed tatonEE me list and second years OF
perity has far exceeded the Expectations Of t.
1ounderz ! Two years ago the Union Catholic
ton Of q few persons, who saw tie necess7fe nf
SUCH az Institution, and resolved to male an ssr.
nest enoH to build up a library commensurats
cago and IN keeplng With the euternrse NJ n th1s
yo9tniul ana progressive city. The Hbrary i, has
no1 npon lts shelves an elegant selection Of boota
. 99u1mhes1ng 1 sHo thousand volumes; the Chicaao
aaiiy papers, the principal Catholic neusnsncfs
kao periodicals publtshed In this country ~ ~.
, 1870-05-08
Mourning Store.

Collins, Eessler i Co, importers and dealers In
mourning goods, vii open, this week, corner Of
state and Madison streets, the only exclusive
mourning aud black dress goods establishment In
Chicago md the West Our stock will comprtse
al The novelties In mourning, as well as the more
.sn.stanual lines In dress goods. Ladies' may be
G 70 ind everything In this line at the loves
oss oTs ha mGtfo 51oo being qaIck sales and amali
mems gre In charge Of ekilfnl New York artist
nfa snat , pe able 70 furnish complete mourning
LII q me Shortest possible notice, and In time
" sult tne Most urgent orders we VIII be glad to
lar opening, May II, -' A'ee1~
, 1870-05-08
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,


-... SATURDAY EVENING, May.
/ Business during the week has been good IN
nearly all departments Of trade. People seem
to hare shaken of tho fear that Congress will
enact anything to disturb dnaneea, and the
general impression is that though eoiue Fund
ing bill may be passed, it will not include any
compulsory clauses In relation to the banks.
The drmness OF gold at about LIS for the last
few weeks has made the impression that its
pz7ce viii not show lower average than that
s:1csnE tho sumYer, and induces country msr-
chants to buy liberal bills OF goods.
Money was scarcely ever more abun-
dant in this market than at present. The
deposits in the banks are probably four to I've
millions over t1o usual average, and it is eah-
mated that the banks OF this city could in-
crease their hams nearly three millions with
out making money stringent, and most Of
them would tevi1ling to make demand loans
On good collaterals SIT per cent. The rate
for discounts il 10 per cent.
In the open market money is to be- had. on
good paper, at 10 per cent, with exceptions at
lower rates. Ffvc-year loane On improved real
estate are to be had at par cent. and for
shorter periods at 10 per cent, besidea brokers
commission In both cases.
Exchange continues tolerably firm at $50 to
50c per 81 600 premium, for sales between
banks At the counter, bankers sell at Lilo
premium, and buy at par. Buffalo grain bills
are taken at OF.
The manager Of the Clearing House fur
nlahes the following summary Of the business
Of his Office for this week ending May T.:
, 1870-05-08
, Arre.t Of Bank Thieves.

Inc robbery Of the First National Bank. of
S.penulu, Ill, occurred Septcmbcr ID 7sce
!hIte parties were engaged In 1t, two ol wi1oIn
were recognized es NelIInown Eastern thievea
WE Mnise @ namss HeIe Chas Hicks alias Wm- HaS
ne thit1 party mule hia escape
HICKS, atfas Harper WAS convicted and sanfence1
70 e!elt yeats In the PenItentfR1y Stonefor1i de-
poslted S1ooo cash for bail and on Vettjno oI1f
tanea 1. 10 make his appearance at court, and fhe
oal Tas forfeited and the case placed In the hands
~ ftn9el1ohA National Detective Agency, to
fork, but that 1t would be dl11cut, on account or
his hiding places. to get him there
IN Wednesday last, Pinketton received 4 des-
Iaicn Ifom The Prosecuting Attorney, at SprfnC-
zen, mat sheridan, or one Of his partuers. was
@ ,hsn ~ Jolet visiting Harper and requesting that
me man be arrested as the third paE.Y who
eeseaps1 es s or IT. to .od,a follow him ana sec i
sheLdan. He was followed from Joliet
70 Chicago, and getting suspicious Of the party
following him, another man was placed On his
track, and the nrst one withdrawn. The second
followed him from Chicago to Lafayette, InI.:
rom Lafayette to Toledo, Ohio; and from ToIedo
ne was followed By Nj ". A. Fnkerton and an
othef operative TO Sandusky, Ohio; and, while
ne came In connection with Stoneford, alas Sheri,
oan VINO was at once arrested sud was On SATURDAY
Springfield. az
Ine other man. who Was also arrested AZ a third
FHAlty 70 Ila ROBBERY, Claims To be brother OF
aasper. but the iaet OF bis registering an assumed
3ame and as suspicious conduct, warranted the
Sheridan Is well Known as one OF the hrayiest
'ank toesea N the country. He is an Intelligent
lnu wen educated man and OF very lne uersonal
appearance. ~10S'''''
, 1870-05-08

|, We wonld inform the public that TIE are publish
Ing Bss1ntss Directory Of this city and not Gen.
nal Directory, az some seem to understand. We
make this announcement for the behedt Of those
mlsled with the idea that we are Publishing Gen
eral Directory when such Is not the case RAND,
McNAILT Go,
, 1870-05-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

LONDON, Nay s-12o p n--Consols TOR money,
~: scrounf, aS. StocEs+EHe, tss1; Illinois Cen
ual 119k- American securities: ae1a 1s62 sst.
dc. 1855, old, s.: do, 1867, 50. 1e-a0s S5t.
LONDON, May s-EvcninS.-Consols for money,
81: account, 9lt.;. American securities Qu1ct;; :;
5ecs, 1867 ssh; DO. 1865, S.; do 1857, %; 10 ,s,
St1. Stocks Qutes; Erie, ISM Illinois cenrra. liz
Great Western. IS .....
FHASKFDRr, 3fay S--Bonds nat At ast995ak.
PARIS, May k-EOulse 1Fm at slf Sc.
LTIRFooL-, May I'll is T. m-Eiour, ga. Win
ter wheat, 81 10d9ss lid; red wheat, So II; white
wheat 9s 7d99s Sd. Corn, eoa
Pork, 1918 Lard, 62s.
LITKRFoOL, May -1.s0 p n,--Corn, eoHa- :
PORK, les. Rest unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. May 7.-EveutnG-Cotton ste7dy:
middltng upland, lord; Orleans, u1.91I5d
California " whlts wheat, 90 sdaas 81: red Wes-
tern, 70 S.; No winter, So 10d9Ss lid Wes-
tern f0ur, eos CoEn-SoL mixed, 29s Cd. O8ts,
g I'd Barley, s. Peas, sss 3d.
Pork, 1o2S- Bees. Ills Lard, G9s Cheese, 49,
Bacon- -sS5 for Cumberland: Ga 81 tpe short lib
nniddleA
Spirits petroleum, Is Id; refined, Is s1x. Llnseed
LoHros, May 1--Ta11ow lis Cd American hops
e. 5s9c4 6s per ton. Sugar, ais 4d@ces. Lluseed
HAvHE, Nay Cotton guIess
AxEwERP, May I--PeHoieum hrrn.S1sst
ERKNES, May s--PetzpIeum nrn bur quiet st 4
thalers u R1oats.
EANBCR0, May 1.-PeGpleup Quttk
, 1870-05-08

Eork under their charge as rapidly IS possible.
Otmstcad, vaux / &c. have been appointed land-
scape architects; George W.Waite, chief engineer
and superintendent, and j. Il Lanis and J. s Fos-
ter assistant engineers. The engineers have fu1l
CORPS in the field, making typographical survey
Of the whole PARK. Nj. Lams II laying out
the work on DTe1el avenue preparatory
to letting 1t. The work on souih Park
avenue viii not be let, but will be prosecuted as
fast rs that on Drexel arenle. There are now IS
ing mason WORK. About 10000 trees have been
set ont, In nursety form, and some 10000 more Of
various sizes, hare been delivered. The Chief En-
and ak for night duty. Buildings, to be used as
moved on the ground A
, 1870-05-08
The True Time.

Professor Stafford has been engaged during dsy
OF tMo past IN be8utllng the time marked 81 ycry
ntnaStiomonica1 Eeather By visiting some Of our
leading citizens and asking their pecuniary CO.
t; o;Pefaaoa u establishing IN electric commnaica-
t1on hetNeen the Court Honse and the Dearborn
H OoseIsas2iy. yhns far, he has met with good sue
eess nat mas not Fet secured the promise 81 ali the
money required @ to put up the wires and builI the
oallefy. yhica VIII enable Us OF the city to taEe
moro than two thousand dollars, the cust Of n,aIns
tsnapes 1eing 59 assnme, the city 4 Is
the observatory IN one grand system. "''A
, 1870-05-08
MARINE INTELLJGENCX

Vesse18 Fassed Detfoia.-
DE1Ro1T, Aar7, 3p. m--PAssED UP-rropeI1ers
Maine. Comet, brig standart; schrs NfgauQee,
May Collins, Jessie, Orient, New DomiGlah
Passed nOWy-Nonas
WIND-SouthWest
DEaor, Nay m--PAssSp ur--PEopeuera
Fountain. Northern Light sun, Lorsl1: narks L
State. Goshawk, Hx5d, Thoraas Parsons.
Passed DOws-Prppel1e3 Wenqn1, Empire
Sweden; scn1s Home, Star, StantEen, Merry, Har-
vest Home. Lincoln, Dali
WESp-Spltb.
, 1870-05-08
EuALES.
PROPOSALS.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD,
To Railroad Contractors.

se.'ed proposal. Win be received a. the occ lot t,s
Hcf1hcrn Pacific Eailraad Company, TO. ls B,padway
corner oi View York. until Wednesday The lai
Day Of June 1s0, At L O'Clock noon for The grading
masonry bridging, and baAsug OF that portion Of tts
sorshc1n Pncihc Railroad In tho State Of Mfnne.o..
extending from The Das Of the St Louis River to tIa
ised R1yct the wetsu boundary Of Minnesota "a dlt
tafee Of shout 20 niea> including evr1ythfna rruit..
to complete TIC rosdbed for ins tack md uece.sa
= side ftack resdy to receive tho ra Gperstzucurr
Proposals. may be for the work in detail or By the mile
The said Company win also receive proposals Ut thn
sane time and Place, for the timber e7usstes md for
the spn rails. spkes- aud f1cs for the rosd ss .bov
The iron rails to be delivered On the dock At DuIuth
Annefota- or 1t the ossius Of the Mississippi Riyrt
aud the stes to be received according to blank FORMS
WHICH viii Be really for distribution On Wednesday MAY
T. ls'u II The oHee Of the Company, ~ above where
pl7nh Of the t1ueures, and naps and prpt1es Of the
rrad. with full specfeatons then be secu and thu
time allowed for completion Of the contracts nade
krowr- e~
Ihe comprnJ reserve the right 70 reject my o, III
oids not deemed to be for the interest Of tho Company
Printed cir1nsrs containing fnn Information vH bs
furntehed application. By mail or otherwtse to ED
HN JOHSSOH. Chief Engineer, o. to TIC President
Of the Company, at tha Office. No. ID Broadway, a.
atoye.
J. GREGORY SMITH,
President Northern Pacific r, r. Co,
NJ Vx1Tt%r R-.SlHL
, 1870-05-08

The ,of1ce OF the american Builder has bceu
removed from 11a Monroe street to Rents new
building, 15l Madison street. The publisher Ia
now giving with every subscription copy Of
Kltchle's Irving, q nne line engraving, e!xas
Ncnes The Euilder Stands at the head OF ali
publications Of Its class, and is richly worth ftg
SUBSCRIPTION price Of g. 1nd It Is diticult Inat9er
give array 50 1ue picture. ~
, 1870-05-08

Cbfca0otu the MfYantlle Building iu1sin ao-r1,
no ti6 LE441Ie street. As these gentlemen AZ
vel known ID The bustnes3 eomMuutf9r and rep
resent r1rst-clsG company, they u9y Tea sonahiy
e1ps that srcc IS N u. business OF nre and nh
ranftces richly merit They Will dsvoto atseoton
chtery to the Wants Of cor1tnisS,n IN merchants and
Shtnrprp
, 1870-05-08

far"en, Ellsworth 4 Co., solicitors OF patents,
owing 70 fapidlJdncreastng business, have re-
a mo'ea tAeH onee 70 more coumodious quarters,
1ss Dearborn street, opposite Ttbupe RnI1dIn1
Their experience Of mauy years In The Pafent
s Utacu ~ Mashington secures them superior ad-
sa9ttges, which Inventors Of the Easteru as wen
as Western States appreciate. - ".'4
, 1870-05-08

1amesc G. simm, the wel-kuow confecuoner.
late Oh is Dearborn street. has removed to the
se aua commodlous four story building, No 4e
stro. - wnese, w'th increased facilities, and
pfepared 70 oder, to all who may fayur rim " H,ti7 =
6gnres. N-o A'e NJ fe1y ieW
, 1870-05-08
The Avenue Turkish Path

The Avenue Turkish Bath.
The Turkish bath Is good not only for tnyalidl,
but for all who recognize the importance Of per-
sonA cleanliness. SO prepare Jour bodies for
health and comfort during the summer months.
Commence the Turkish bath at once You can
then s:aJ at home, without a!gh1ng for the coun-
uJ, the seaside, or Saratoga 4 hath at ea4 Wa
bash ayenue q q genuine Injury TO any one.
, 1870-05-08

VIENNA, May IA commercial treaty With
Guatemala has been ratified a1d signed by the
Austrian Government
Herr Petrtno has exchanged places With Herr
WeIdemann In the Cabinet The former takes the
portfolio OF the National Defensea, and the hitter
, 1870-05-08

John Maitland, Esq, one OF the oldest members
% o. file Bnard ot l'slne, and. for many years the
land, Scrnnton Co., is about to leave for Europe.
accompanied BY his wife. They will reJoin their
son 10 Manchester, England, where he has been
from business. few months ago, With an ample
fortune even for Chicago, and vii! probably spend
some time abroad, making the tolr OF the Old
, 1870-05-08
T.idnoEY and CiRars

Nr:J. A. Wolford, formerly Of the nrn OF Me-
namara Wolford, buffalo, has Just opened. on
an extensive scale, new wholesale and retail
l4nor and cigar store, at 123 South Clark street.
Nj. Wolford'a qualifications os an enfernr1s1n.r
business man. W1 doubtless insure success for the
new establishment which will be Conducted m
, 1870-05-08

John Deycraux was arrested last evening for
street, auI observing J. ]. jordan asIeep In =
clair cut his watch chain with pair OF Scissors
and pocEeted the tine-kcepeT. AS jordan did not
awake, Deyeraux put bis taud into thu RTrcner.a
pocket 70 Ket his wallet Jordan awoke aud raye
the thief fearful threshlnR+ Both Of hIs ewes
were closed, hts cheeks swollen terribly, and his
hearing TOMORROW,
, 1870-05-08
RIIYuattN Cocaaiua

Probably no article for the hair ever Invented m
Justly deserves celebrity as Burnetts Cocoa,ne, Il
has for long time been used az 4 needfu1 tot,et
appendage by the fashionable public OF his conn
~, while the eize Of bottle and durability in 1sc
render it cheap enough to be Within the reach Of
every one These remarks are also applicable to
HuInett'B nAvurluX eItractA w
, 1870-05-08
Park Side Homestead Association.

Lots at PARK Side, on the Illinois Central, three
blocks from the South Park. are Offering at $3.50
each, On remarkably easy terms The Officers Of
the association are, George Waite, President; JaA
H. Ely, Vice President; a 7. Chase, Secretary and
Treasurer; and Chauncey T. Bowen, E. G. CLARK,
d F. Head, and Jas. P. Root, Directors
, 1870-05-08
Window arreauc

Nire-cloth window screens are again coming in
demand Persons wanting them shonId 10 to the
pioneers In the trade, Messrs- Evans Co, No.
2o1 Lake street, who hare facilities fof putting nm
screens for the whole city. Painted wire cIorh Is
eraliY dealt Nth = ~ N1S '---
, 1870-05-08

ATHENS, May 7.-Sir Heury Elliot, special Brit
tant mission 10 the Sultan, arrived here today,
He will depart Immediately for Constantinople,
There Is great anxiety as 10 the nature OF bis
visit
, 1870-05-08
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PAEs, Nay T.-The Journal OTrid announces
the n1st Issue Of drenir Nationol The Siecls aaI
RerrHk werr seized because Of the publication
napartc.
The Issue Of the Rappel was again seized
to-day,1 on account Of Its violation OF the Press
Arrests for completely in the late plot continue
SIX memleIs OF the International Society OF
MorIncn we're apprehcllcd at St Etieunt to-
tlay.
The rumoEs Of an outbreak at Lyons yesterday
arc not confirmed.
The radical journals of this city strongly advise
the people to be calm mud quiet tomorrow,
PARIS, May IN. Lemnla, who at recent pub-
lie meeting urged the Impeachment Of the En-
peroT, has been sentenced to two years' lmprisou-
nent aud fine OF 10000 francs.
PARIS, May 1.-THE Ga4lois says the Empress
has caused mass to be said IN the Paris churches
Tor the SUCCESS OF the plebisc,te to-m3rrow.
, 1870-05-08
pRUNHIA.
AUSTRIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 1.-Prince DnisenbcrR. IN
o1aehe Of the Austrian Legation, was murdered
To-day. His nntiIated body was found IN his own
roem this 1oornlng. The assassin ia unknown.
, 1870-05-08
Albany Live Stock Markct.
Ern-{al or.asyrh "a The fvtI~s~ rrSh,,n.

Special pcspatth to The Chlca<o Tribune.
ALBANY, y. T., Msy T.-ReceIpss Of cattle ttpx
far, 200 Demand moderate and prices sts,ie
easier. 6. ". Dewey, o. Western Steers, a7erag-
Ing 100 hs, at 9Hc; b. C.. cocu. 20 extra Chto.
averaging ,4o3 Ms, Rt 0Ac; W Hallick Il, aves1g
Ing 200 rs, at sic: Bartholomew i Monroe, Is
Iowa averaging 1,172 rs, at SIC; II extra a5era-
h Thompson, S Illinois, aTerag.ng LOCO rs. IL
s4c. Veal calves plenty, and selling at 69t2c-
Hog%Reeeipts. 4o0A No ae,ea
, 1870-05-08

Al regular meeting OF the ulbernfau Beneyn.
eht socety OF this city, held on Friday last reso
nlichs 6ete adonted expressive Of the sorTow OF
ne n1embefs at the death OF Mr.. Patrick Powers,
VEG icr many years has been a4 active and highly
esteemed member OF the society,
"A bag mare was stolen from In fruut of the
Fcs,deEce Of Mr.. Brigham corner Of Van Burea
anu CLINTON streets, yesterday afternoon.
, 1870-05-08
es' and Children's Underua,r

NJ q, s"noaE, s.n, Aessrz Hotchdn, Palmer 4 co
md cn,,t.eet .e street., Will open two cases Of ladies'
lady c,r unoetwear At prices 80 low that no
t,en noa WI be given or rnoueY 1etnnaeT m ~ rs s1as
Messrn Il aafe assortment Of parasols md fsna
q he hay Ed fe pjaxs have tast ,seeyed one case
for 1ou,seIYa. s examine style and prices, ana jadFn