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AGRICULTURAL,
ROME.
ARRRsTs MApR AM srnERrs c1rIprn

ARRESTS MADR AND sTREETs CLEARED.
ROME, June 21,-As the multitude were
returning from the grand tedeum at 81,
feters, the Pope was seen at one Of The
windows oi the Vatican. Hundreds Of
the people waved handkerchieis and some
ex'Pontifcal policemen shouted "Lopr
live the Pope, our King. Several ar
rests were made. The troops cleared and
took possession Of the street.
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Farewell Dlnnsr.

BRRLS, June 2l.-The members Of
the Academy Of Science and the Unlver-
sity authorities jotped In giving q farewell
dinner on Saturday night to Hon. George
Bancroft Minister from the United
States; Prof Curtinss historian Of Greece,
toasted Mr.. BAhorolt,9nd lady, and Prof
MammeDsen, RomsnN historian, made
some remarks, In the capne Of which he
smoke ol the Union Of Germany and the
unlted States in the struggle for intel.
lectuRl freedom. E
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

CELEBRATING v1oToRIAs ACCESSION TO
THE THRONE.
LONDON, June 20,-To.day IL the
thirty'seventh anniversary Of Queen VIC
toria's accession TO the throne. The day
Is observed BY the ringing OF bells, flriug
q salute, and other usual demonstration.
AsTEAMBR DISABLED.
LIVERPOOL, June 20-The new steam.
ship Montana, which lett here on the 17lh
instant, on her first voyage TO New York,
has returned with her machinery disabl.
ed, She had no passengers.
HoMR RULE RESOLUTION.
LONDON, June 2l.-The O5ssrper pub.
fishes the text Of the Home Rule resoiu-
lion which DR.. Isaac Butt, Member of
Parliament for Limerick, proposes 10
move on the 80th Inst. In the House Of
Commons. 1t is In substance as follows
That In the opinion OF the House Il IA ex.
pedient and just 10 restore 10 the Irish
nation the power Of managing exclusively
Irish affairs In an Irish Parliament. pro.
vision being made at the same time ior
maintaining the integrity Of the Empire
oy leaving 10 the Imperial Parliament the
control OF Imperial affairs.
STRIKE ENDED.
The strike in which more than 10 900
miners were engaged IN Cleveland, York.
shire, Is now ended, with the acceptatlon
Of the masters terms, which impose a re.
duction oil l2i per cent In wages.
CAPE DE VERDE AND BRAZIL GABLE.
The steamer Edinburg, which Is lsylpr
a telegraph cable from Cape de Verde 10
Brazil, has arrived of the Brazilian coast
The following dispatch was received TO-
day from on board:
noon, suNDAY.-Spllced an in,ermedi.
ate cable In l,100 iathoms this morpine.
Hope to make the final splice at 3 O'clock
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NEW YORK CITY.


NRw YoRK, June e0.-Theiollowiup Il
me weekly bank statement; Loans, De.
crease, $9,l76800; specie, decrease, &l,-
gsO 800; legal tenders, increase, $751;, 600
deposits, decrease, $5, ,109, 900; circulation
decrease, $40 500; reserve, increase, $751;.
40O; aggregate specie shipments today
s2S9. 900. Sls0,0O0 gold coin and the re-
mainder gold and silver bars.
Owing 10 tho alarming spread OF puer.
peral lever In Bellevue Hospital persons
exposed TO the disease have been removed
from the affected wards and the patients
have been transferred to isolated build
ings on Wards Island. OF fourteen per-
sons last attacked by the disease ten have
died. The floors and ceilings Of the rooms
formerly occupied by the patients are 10
be removed and tho walls thoroughly
scraped. -
FoRdER RRLRAsRD.
NEW YORK, June 2l.-Louis N. Vane.
ten, the Wall street iorger, was released
from Sing Sing yesterday, having been
pardoned by Governor Dix. He was sen.
fenced in March, 1871, to nine years' i'm.
prisonment. Report says he Is to come
before the grand jury either In New York
or Westchester.
A FIRNEIsH ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN,
As the train that left this city at o AN.
yesterday for Boston reached the covered
bridge at Greenwich, Conn, the pilot Of
the engine struck large boulder that had
been placed on the track on the bridge,
Inc shock broke one Of the iron braces
ot the bridge and demolished the pilot Of
the engine. II Is supposed that It was
intended 10 throw the train from the
track for purposes oi robbery. Three
men were arrested on suspicion and are
now held at Stemiord.
Base ball: Chicsgoes 8, Atlsutics 10.
English papers Of the 1lth report the
auVeilipg ot the statue Of Bunyan at Bed
ford the previous day by Lady Augusta
Stanly, the Dean Of Westminster deliver
ing an address on the life and times OF the
author OF the pilgrims progress.
The Belgian elections show net gain
OF four members Of the Liberal party in
the Chamber Of Republicans and three
10 the Senate, reducing the government
majority 10 IA. The Minister Of Public
Works lost his seat.
Burglars in Berlin robbed the Belgian
Legion, and broke open the desk In EGG
ltsh Legation, and attempted q robbery
at the Austrian Legation.
APAPAL ANNIvERsARY.
To-day being the twenty. eighth ami
yersary Of the accession Of the Pope TO
the Papacy, after the celebration ot the
ordinary morning services in the Catholic
churches throughout the city, special
prayers were offered for his future pros.
perity and welfare.
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A BallOonaIio TraptziSt.
JUST TnB FATE NE MoHT HAVE Ex-

AILEsrowN, Pa, June 2o.-Yester-
day Prof, Pierce, Of Philadelphia, at
tempted balloon ascension on q trapeze
bar, from the Floral Fair grounds. The
lifting power being insufficient, he was
dragged through trees and agaiust houses.
More gas was supplied and second at
tempt made, BE sailed above the houses
for about block, when descending, be
struck against dormer window, break.
ing collar bone and several ribs, and
sustained internal injuries threatening his
life.
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Railroad Colll,lon.

PrtTsRURou, June 2O.-Last night q
freight train was thrown from the track
on the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
near Wilmore, Pa, by running over a
cow. The engine and 10 cars were
thrown down steep embAnkment, kill
ing the engineer and fireman.
a colli:ipn occurred Ton the Pittsburgh
& Castle Shannon Railroad this evening
10 a tunnel between two coal trains.
The engines 81 both trains were seriously
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COM YALuATIoN.

Thirty'six Of the leading merchants
brokers and bankers have signed an agree
ment TO receive foreign coin at the follow.
inIg rates OF valuations: The pound ster-
ling at i've dollars, and the American
twenty dollar piece at twenty.one dollars,
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CINCINNATI, June 2O-A young man
named Lewis Shuler, while bathing last
night, was seized with cramp, His com.
rsde, Ephrism Carrothers, went to his Gs.
sistance, but was seized BY the drowning
man In such q way as 10 prevent the use
Of his lin bs, and both were drowned.
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SPAIN.


MADRID. June 21.-Geu. Coucha reports
mat the roads In the neighborhood Of
Estella are impracticable for heavy srtil.
lery, and he will be obliged to suspend
operations for the present.
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A Tornado.

MEMPHIS, June 2l.-A severe tornado
passed north and east OF this city last
evening, doing considerable damage 10
crops, lcnciug and forests,
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FRANCE.

PARIS, June sO.-Tt Is reported that the
Government has consented 10 accept the
amendment TO the municipal bill, ex-
lending for two years the operation Of the
present law which provides Tor the nom.
NATION ot the Mayor by the government.
AGRICULTURAL.
Tho Bremen Agricultural exhibition
was visited today. There are a large
number OF American exhibitors, and
many OF them have received prizes.
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NEY. YoRE, June 9l.-Arfived-
Steamer Italy, from Liverpool,
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The river was recedlng slowly last even.
ing, with about 8 feet in the channel at
darE
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row.
So far the Senatorial contest clearly allows that
Gon. DurnHtdo has the inside tracs; N. r: Dixon,
nirnedo'a great rival, has only been abic to OBJ
thin nbout hnif tho number OF votos cast for the
General, md Amos @. Darntow, tho tem-
roruuco candidate, has not Hs yet shown
very great strength. burnside Is warmly
supported by the membors Of tho Grand Army,
although tho proaent Commander Of tic organi-
zation in this State, Senator Edwin Atotoalf. has
votcd constantly for Darptov, upon puro temper
anco grounds. Ltout.-Qov. Van Zaudt votes for
Dixon. and Bpoalior Frooman, Of tho House, q
nowspapor-In votos for Burnside.
Dixon, who il a member OF Tho Houso, Inns
VOTED EVERY DAY ron n1MHELF.
He aald whom casting his first vote, TINT his
self. Hts rising to voto for his own advance
WAS greeted With a good deal Of
half suppressed laughter By tho memhorn Of tho
Third Houso." It Is thought tl,at II tho veto
for Gov. Howard had boon larger ho would not
hnye taken tho pains OH tho third ballot to liav0
publicly declined tho offco.
a rumor Of d combination to dofcat both Burn
side nnd Dixon lnB boon intluBtrionHly circulated
for day or two, bit 1t IL not generally beloved
In, and does not socm to have any cold basis. lilo
spraguos wos,ld worry much liku to put in Il 1nan
t't,, Of their own stamp 60 as to retain ths
have been hlntoa ut as possible combination
candidates.. 1t is worry doubtful II they could DO
put forward successfully. Ill Of 13urnyide's
mon eyince sturdy determination to
stick to him, md II they do it
H t1a, ias m u RGTss s1sa ,tssnsh s not to
tias not had much newspaper influence, for tho
Journal, Of this city Is tor Dixon, and tho Press
for the "unknown jntegor.'' Tho country news
pnpers hayo boon very shy OF ali tho candidates.
, 1874-06-17

WHAT SENATOR SHERMAN PROPOSES 10 y, Ton
COUNTRY NEWSPAPERS.
WAsn1HoroN, D. c., Juno 1G.-Another ut
tempt to got even With the newspapers, for their
donunciation OF tho frankIug privilege and
other Congressional porquisites, was made In the
Senate to-day. Senator Sherman this time leads
in the dance. Taking advantage Of the consid-
Grafton Of tho post-Olllco Appropriation bill,
Sir. Sherman offered an amendment to tho
soction providing for tho prepayment of post
ago Oh newspapers. Under the bill. as reported
to tho Senate. it was provided that
prepayment should bo mado at tho
rate Of cent md half per pound, tho ar
rangomont to tako efroct Jan. ne1t. In maxi
Ing this recommendation to tho Committee, tho
postmastcr- Goneral said ho Ind no doubt tho
rate could be reduced to ! cont pound at tho
end Of Tho first year Of tho operation Of the
law. Tho rcnson given for fixing the timo for
tho Inv to 20 into effect ut JIM. !. WIS because
at Tint dRto nearly oil subscriptions to
weokly newspapers are removed, and it
would thus euabo the publishers and
tho subscribers to oguitahly apportion
tho expense Of transmission for the time Of tho
now subscription. In the face Of this just ar-
u,ent raising tho ratio to conts q pound, and
fixing the timo for tho law to tako effect gu tho
18th Inst, thoroby throwing tho whole burden
upon tho publishers. Tho amendment wns
adopted and will bo Incorporated III tue per-
foctod bill tomorrow, unless Romo new light ia
brought to bear upon the subject in time to de-
faud it. It tloes not sooln tint Mr.. Sherman is
endoavoring to endear himsolf to tho able
manipulators OF country papora.
, 1874-06-17
Agricultural Reports Stricken from
tho Frce-list.
Passage of the Bill to Amend
the Bankruptcy-Law.
Tho Kansas Pacific Gains Its Cause
Against The Union Pacific.
Elder Cannon's Case.

THE PRESS -MUZZLE BILL.
Special D.suatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
MI. uARpENrEnB rEr ruT TO BLEEp IN TIE HOUSE
COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, D. G., juno 18.--Mr. Carpenters
bill to facilitate actions for llbol, which no put
through the Senate yesterday undor tho alias.
ia bill to determine tho Jurisdiction OF Circuit
Courts Of tho United statos, WAS considered this
morning Mt D mooting Of tho Judiciary Commit
tee Of tho House. Tho Chairman, Mr. 3. r.
Butler, urged tho great Importance OF tho
bill, and under bis mastorly management the
other gentlemen Of the Committee wero induced
to give their ready aHsont to eaoh
section as 1t was read. until they
reached the elovonth. 1Ioro they struck
Hnag, Mr.. Ward, Of Illinois, and n1r. Tremain,
Of New York, both ta2ing exception to its adol'-
tion. Mr. Treman moved that Soc. II DO
stricken out, but 1t WAS dcfoatcd through tho
1nistako Of Judge Wilson. OF Indiana. who was
at tho moment absorbed III drawing up bis report
in tho Durcll case, and, without thought, voted
In tho negative. When lle discovered his error,
however, l,e moved q reconsideration. which was
carried. Thcn the bill AZ = whole. was laid on
tho table, whero 1t will bc allowed to ronlain.
Mr. Butler is stated TO lnyo become vorY much
enragod when his little gamo was spoiled.
, 1874-06-17
STATIONERY: ~,,->~..,>~
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT:
TIFFANY & CO.,
Union Square, N. T.,
Invita- attention to their facilities for furnish
inr appropriato designs and engraving work oil
fila hirlest merit for Reception ind Invitation
Notes and Cards. .., 49,.
Desigua submitted By thom this season have
been accepted by
u.s.. MILITARY ACADEMY, WEST POINT,
Invitations for Summer Hops.
INVITATIONS FOR Att OF JULY CELEBRATION.
TRINITY COLLEGE, !, Invitations + 1oF g Glass a Day.
AMl1GhDl >. =, j..
HAMILTON F." ;,
YALE " "
PRTNCEToN {" +" "
WILLIAMS " " ~ IT.. nn,...,,.,,
MERcERsBURG COLLEGE, ''
Invitations Of WaSll1gt0llrVing Literary Society.
and many others, tho proofshccts Of which
nre now Oh exhibition.
Wedding and Invitation Stationery
a 5PECIALsTE
REAL ESTATE. .......
REAL ESTATE.
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PUBLIC SALE.
a Magnificent Suburban Home
for Sale at Sterling, III.

Tho splendid residence Of hIr. L. y; BoTon ts now
edorod ss'o 1t beautifully located OF tho bank Of
iss cy Il with snpoTioT watoEPoHe.,
ot tho q r. NJ psla. q e5psns,e has bson
deucoa II tho Wo.t. Tho grounds eomprlao IL aoIet
nat ior natural beauty and magnificent sSeno1y and
Viii boaSn E%xs 1nS! hedss.' SaFoa:, .uti ,a 5S.o
ho hGle co.oret xtth natural shsae-t1a1s comp.s
erssniour excel anything III tito entlre West. -.
Thu on.o moorn built os lrick, ~ by u feet, With
an sa asa detail + ss esf5sd ,1 out
1er libraz5 reception md dining -roons halls And
sloepng ansrtmuns nso large ;ty an elegantly @ taEs
teoton. Tho h"a.o is supplied With all tho modern I'm
ruyurncnts such furnace cooking range, bath hfoom,
hot and cold nhter fn pyo1J ro0n a.,
Tlla hulsu thoroughly aud elegantly Furnished with
Rroat care for comfort and convenience and al THO
ta4isltcs fot magnificent homo Il hns no 'uPGros IN
on p5e!so. brick BAN. 9; 1nd soo,
ts prYise. ~ l! AK u !anf M 49, st oc2oSk Si Il
10 az atp1o tlts oGcr bnloro tho day nt sa1o.
, 1874-06-17
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL, 1874


u1untu' io u D c"st4o-ooA4eE, nnu ooA1n u kooo
The namo Of Sanders, from viii County,
large farmer, has also boon mentioned. but hta
owl, delegation appear to be hostile to hla claim.
:, aiad . sacho Of tic s11ne county oor1%a
contingent OF tho Toutonio element with him.
Senator Cunningham, Of Marion, would not DO
offonded II tho nomination wero glvon to him,
md Jako Rei,m ls credited With trottng out
Henry Hnrmes,. Of Cook County, for whom
atrrcted.
There doon not nccm to DO much oxcitomcnt
over tho nomination for tho ofllceo State 4uper-
intondent Of Public Instruction. Thetwo nalnos
most prominently mentioned nro senator Had-
rim. Of LaSallo, VIM ia thought to be too old,
and hlr. Dawoll, Of Aurora, man in tho prime
OF lfo. who Inns had much practical exporlonce
IN mattorn educational. Another strong calai-
date for tho oflico Of Superintendent OF Public
Instruction Inns bren developed In tho porson OF
i. i. Wclls, OF Ogle County, who has been
County Superintendent during fonr successive
terms. f1iB county delegation ID unanimous and
lie hnH good support outside.
The following additional names aro nentioneds
Miss Frances 8. Willard, Of Cook; ". II. Snow,
OF Tnzowel and Newton Datonlan. OF Lat5n1lc.
Joo areonhut, OF the Ffce Press, iH Aoro on
bollalf of
TIE wonK1xoNEN.
Tho lattor want tic Republican party to rocog-
nizo tho justico of their cauao, to work for tho
amclioration Of tho condition OF the lnboring
clnsacs.; and. as tho parsy. liberated the black
champion the oatlse Of tho impoounious wliitos
Tho State Central Committee mot tliB eycn-
Ing, aud provided for tho
Ts1roRARY onaAa1zAT1ox
Of tho Convention ms follown: President, Thomas
Bostwictt, Of Coles, and J.. II. kollogg, Of Nor
The different ao1ogatoB from tho Nino.oon
Congressional Districts Of llltloia will meet at
, 1874-06-17

GLNAlEs
WASHINGTON, D. O., Inno ID.
PUBLIC pUILnlNaB.
Mr.. MORRILL, {Vt,) called up tho House bill
to authorize tho Secretary Of the Treasury to
a.tnpond work upon tho public bulldogs.
hlr. MOnAILL (Me.) moved to amend tho bill
10 that appropriations for tho present fiscal yoar
should not bo covered into tho Treaaury until
tho ontl Of tho noxt fiscal year. The amendment
waa rejected, and the bill passed.
AGRICULTURAL LAND a0R1r.
Mr.. BpNAHUE, from tho Committee Oh Pub
lio Lands called up the lIouso bill to authorize
tho isauo Of duplicate Agricultural Land Scrip
where tho original has beou lost or destroyed.
INsaod.
VIENNA EXPEDITION.
bIr, SARGENT submitted a resolution calling
uron the HecretarY Of State to transmit to tl.o
Sopato reports OF tho Co1nmiaslonorB to tho
Vienna Exposition. Agreed to.
MI. RAMSEY, from tho Committee OIL poBt-
Offices md Post-ltoads, reported the post-Routo
Bill, ard aBkod its proaont consideration.
Objaotion was nude, aud 1t waa placed on tho
caleudar.
p0RTAL BILL.
Mr. RAMSEY, from the Committee on post-
ofllcou aud lost-noasls, reported fayorably tho
Nouso hili to provide for tho nrepnysaei.t Of
postage Oh printed mattor, and asked ltx lmuo-
diAto consideration.
, 1874-06-17

HA0lNAW RIVER MIDDLE GROUND.
WAsu1SaToS, D. g.. June lG.-Tho Senate
passed tho bill rolinquiHhiug tho right Of tho
United States in what s known as Tho =" Middle
Ground in tho Saginaw River, to tho respective
owners Of 1anl on tho shores of the river In
trout or opposite the island. Tho bill contains
proviso that this net shall not bo construed or
held to imply claim Of title on the part OF the
United statea to said "Middle Ground" but
only rolinquishmont Of my apparent right
thcron to porsouH respectively to whom the
iauda on said shores Noro patented.
l4h tho 4ttsocatEd IFess.1
SoSt1NAT10HA.
WAsH1soroN, D. c., Juno 1G.-Tho President
eo1lt tho following nominations TO tue Sonato:
Johu L. Catlwa[lsr, OF New York, Assistant
Secretary Of Stato; Ma1. AbBalon Baird, Assist
ant Inspector General nnd L!ontenant- Colonel.
Observation-Disclosures nohh, Ottawa, Ham,; T..
NJ. Killings, Marquette, Mich. lIonry d. .1aggar,
Hudson, WIZ; John H. DrinRers!ioir, Waupur,
Wis. Fl. s. Iowno, Rpon, Wis.: HIP. Strong,
Doioit, Wis. ConBuls-G s-Gonerai-uhomns u. Van
Buren,. New Jersey, 1T Kanagawa; George Por-
nutz, lowa, ut st. Petersburg; r. Sidney Post
Illinois, at Vie1a Herman kressmAnn, Illinois, at
Berlin. ConYnls-panl JonoH Ohio at Sun Do
mugo; ". II. Young Ohio. at Mannheim.
THE NoIETY 11AL.
The Conference Committee Oh tue Moioty bill
havo agreed aud will report Tomorrow.
CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
The judiciary Committee has authorized its
Chairman to report the Civil Rights bill.
, 1874-06-17

INDIANA.
TIE PRELIMINARY PnoCEEDlSGB OF THE con-
vENTIDN.

TIE PRELIMINARY rnocEEp1Sas OF THE con-
yrSr1ov.
r-,-, n,..., =. ~. c,. ,r..,...,
opec'ot 0ss'aten l" 1He tm'eooo t''oa"e'
1Sn1hNAFo1ls 1nu., JUNG 1o'-alhny aeloHatea
to tho Republican state Convention Tomorrow
arrived to-lnv. and Tonight ]arge numbers Of
thu different Congressional District de]orates
NV ,o,,;,,~ nr"ii,,,,, w. ,,aat,,na - n.ea,,,s
mombers Of tho Committees On Organization.
RnleB, Resolutions, Credentials, State Central
Committss. and Yico-proBn1ents. Tho cloiee
Of chairman lios botwecu f}on. Tom Brown and
Cav nen % 4arriaou @ % T. - % nnoaabo nu n toa;a1t s
to predict what tomorrow may bring forth.
The finances proyoka tho most discussion; some
indorso Morton, a,d sono Grant. otbora fayor
n ,;ra hot ,voon tho two whilo n tow ,rn,,o thot
tho on more tho currency ia | let alono tho botter.
1t is gonorally believed that Morton will bo aua-
talncd, tin koyuoto having boeu sounded by tho
orran th,s rnorn,nv.
e. IL rnaarston., That toronaro,o, ,,o,. .,,n
bo inserted, advocating heavy licousc, local
option, and holding aaloon-koepers responsible
for dnnnces douo by their traffic. There in
1,ard,v ans, co,,cueinu m osY,ccrn Ia bo nom1-
hated, save Who shall bo superintendent OF
Public instruction aud
CHAIRMAN OF THE cESERAL COMMITTEE.
Tor tho frat. prof. Boil, Of indianapolis, is
ahead, but II Prof. Gov, OF Evansville, con-
cludas to run, tho race will DO cloHo. Con:
o.I! l1.euue n! ~ - .1 Ma'tE., ~o,nr;.t""
W 1aaue Hnluh' VI tHe Co1t."t n No'muuittteo' ~ !t'
ptk majority arc III 1ASof o. Ml5uatn hA1lACe.
nf Indianapolis. If no Will hccept; tfIoFef 1oF
Treasurer Whitman for Auditor Curry for
Eaorntnrv aud 0.hnrnn fnr luf1pn Il in cofl-
9.uIn. n'a ooI% s'. ~ -. .'ho,.t iii ha ,,o,u;
~o>+S>a ~!''s %sAS r. 1oe.1s AA~~@A'N"@A''~ A1 " -
Tho Co,nmittoo on Organization, appointed at
rltt
, 1874-06-17
Barclay Coal,

v carload II Illinois ContEal Yard, Ana By Jingle ton At
pur Yar!s oar1ss uAjatod kad Httcontl,ats aud 4l2
kanth Qausl.st. LAWSON i AuOT.
, 1874-06-17

n1t% A4E4 II 10 ha44 IAAt Aut4HE LIZ 4Aot Po!e@lo'
campaign documents Of II political nature came
to hum uudor postage alampa lssued to tho Inter-
nal Royonue Departmant.
Afr. SHERMAN said thoro wero probably 1000
itoi subject to liza order. What would he 10
with than,2 It would tako half Of his anlary to
pay the postage on al of .aom.,. Congress
must other abandon tho publication Of all
carry them through tho mails. The repoaal Of
tho franklnK privilege sYns 4 0ottsond to csprosH
compnniea I'LL t1loy transported public tlocu-
ments at o.no-rllIrd OF tho amount charged by
the poat- 0ce Department..
direct tho Postmaster -Gonoral to sona out
petitions for the restoration Of the frauking
privilege, and ho Ind no doubt there would bo
u public sentiment soon for its ro- enact-
%sas; a' BY a8t oxpss bst bss's lad psSSs s
reminded byhia frian1 from Vermont (Edmunls)
that 1t WAS n criminal o{renso to do no. aud AZ
he did not want to 20 to Jail, ho intented at tho
proper tilna to offer au amendment allowing
members OF Congress- to send Htch IocunoutH
by oxpreRa.
3lr, SCOTT, from the Conference Committee
OIL Tho bill to a,nond the customs revenue lawn
a,s} repeal moIstics, u1ado report, which wa
ordered priuscd. llo gayo notice that llo would
II Mr. r. slrlEyENsoN, from tho Judiciary Com:
mttoo, reporteh sul'stituto for tho l1ouHo bill
ifGYlll!nE lUE kAp IuHf!CAtAoA VI t1l9 lof4otA
atatutoH Of tho United statos. Passed.
Moaaya. Wlu1om, 8nrRont md Dogy were up
pointed mnmbara Of the Conference Committee
On tho Indian Appropriation bill.
Coulmittoo, reported fAyorablY on tho bill con-
forring Jurisdiction Oh tho Criminal Court Of tho
District OF Coiumbia. rassost.
| ALABAMA EL1IT1oN HILL.
Mr.. SPENCER called up tho bill to provide for
tho election OF Congressman for TIM
Htntb of AlnbGulA, IMStDu,
RIr. ALLISON Bayo notice that "a Hoon AZ tho
poHt-O Onico Appropriation bill should bo disposed
Of, ho would ak tho Senate to collHldor Lilo bill
{9ps Eighth pARu.}