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SUPREME COURT OF ILLINOIS.

srn1Nar1ELo, Jan. 14.--By tho kindness Of e.
@. Hamburger, Esq, Clcrk OF the Supremo
Court for tho Central Grand Division, am Gu
able to sond you list OF opinions filed in his
a. D. 1S744
t7-strnC-y>-s,- " Aayder. Remandcd and rc-
yorscd.
1s-conklln '. beal. Aiirmcd.
A2-sAcrwood Y. hIcClellau. Affirmed.
70-8apr!ngton '. cartcr. Affirmed.
77--C. ". Railroad Company Y. AlcA1orrow. Re-
84-1soas Y. Allen ct al. Affirmed.
02-Maind v. C0slier. Affirmed.
1oa-Jacksonyila l. N. ". H. It. 60. V. Drown. At
1G5-r1agg y. Roberts, Affirmed.
Co. No,nanted anil reversed
i1Ss-Tho rhmai1 INSURANCE. Go. '. mitchell. A.
III" lit. ". kw. H. II. Co. v. ar,esh. Affirmed.
17a-p. r. l. ]. n. r. 20. " Slltman. 1sumandcd
1a4-R. L., I. st. L. n. 4, Co. '. corptnger. AZ
1pl-slycrs '. schlInp ct nj. Affirmed:
2o4-r.w. ". II. H. %. v. David Spencer. AZ
aia@11assins ct al. v. IIaskins. Affirmed.
a2a--reopic OK rel. Murphy '. 9. 4 Arpincott. De-
murrer ausfaincd md n,andamns reuaed.
MOTIONS DISPOSED or.
BY Mr, Qn1EF-JUBTluE DHEEBE; 98-The People OF
rol L. D. h1, Il. i: Go; y sueryisorh OF od Town
Mclean County. Tho attention OF ths Court hns heu
ma1liamna, has been cntorsa the dueAet, motiol
entered for leave to plead, abatsacts aud briefs filed
appcar TINT this Court laB over allowed tho petition
and therefore all the ordura previously made will bt
| Rok aside aud tho summons 4uashed.
ADMISSIONS 10 THE DAn.
| The Court directed tho tssuancd OF llconso tt
| LeGrand Burton.
D. s. Edwards proaented tho application o.
Meredith Walker, from foreign State.
To-MoNuow's GALL. ..-.
| Tho cali tomorrow will bo from 10l to 120 In
| oluBlyo.
| ADJOURNMENT. :
Tho Court adjourned uutll q. m. tomorrow
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The ninth annual bull Of tho Chicago Gale
donlan Club will bo held at McOormick's Hall,
Monday, Jan. 20.
Tho Union MONDAY. prayor'meeting, will be
hold in tho main a1llonce.room Of tho First
Methodist Church to.day. Maj. D. v. Wlittlo
will lead tho mootIug. Subject Sunday
School LesBon."
D. J. slnder Esq.,, Of St. Louis, haa been In
v!tod to lecture boforo tho Philosophical hocIety
Of this city, aud this evening, In tho lecture.
Clark aud Washington streots, he will doliyor MI
address on tho general subject Of the " phllos.
opAy OF Government" or, moro specifically,
Tho Idea Of tho American statos Syatom.'
An nblo aud instructive papor Is expected.
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Wednesday, morning last, after nn illness Of
ton dayB, hIr. George Starr died ut his house ln
Washington Heights. noar this city. For tho
past fifteen years Mr.. Starr hnd been aclivoly
identified with the passenger business Of the
various Chicago railroads, and In tint capacity
had acquired u great popularity. grounded upon
Ills estineble qualitios. His death will be much
regretted among bis humorous acquaiptances,
whi!o lila wife, daughter. and son have suffered
an ai1liction unusually soyoro.
Samuel Ellison, the, mail-carrior who pload
guilty about month ago OF having robbed tho
mails and Naa thoreupon Bcntonced to one
ycnr'H Imprisonment in the State Penitentlary at
Joliet, was takou to that institution yesterday
aftoruoon. Ills friends have tried. during tho
present month, overy possible nluans to secure
him q pardon, to save him from tho oisgrnco OF
going to tho ponitoniary, but have failed, tho
President poromptorily refusing to take action In
this oaBc. ..
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Grand Pacifc--J. e. Ruggles, San francisco. ;
e. A, Elliot, Newark, N. j.. Lewis A1ilor, Road-
ing, Penn, Il. 8. Archer, Iichmoua, Va; =.
storol, London. Eng; T. A.. Gillespie, Pitts
burgh; s. L. I1uatod, Brooklyu. -. .
Shernaon House-A. L. Coweil, Clevo'
land; G.. ". Fohtcr, Peoria; @: j. Drinton,
Cincinnati; U. Lewis, 6aginaw; D. Hirsh. New
York; A. 3. Stewart, Columbus. :. Pa!'
n,er uoase-D. O: podd, Jr;, Now York; g; Y
! Hay, Springfield, NlasH. Walter s. Campbell
Detroit; N. L. Whoeler, Lincoln; J. u. Whea'
ton, Now York.
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officers for tho first ha1f-yoar with tho following
reauit, President, John Tuohoys Vite-TrcBl-
don't, +. Dot1onwick Secretary, Hugh aurlcy
Treasuror, Char1oa Horatol.
Tho ofEeors woro instructed tn procure \ suit
abio placo Of meeting for tho Union at thoir
earliest convenoncn
4 prlvnse dlso,lsslon waa Ind on tho subject Of
prices, aud tho mnnting adjourned.
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WASHINGTON O. H., O., Jan. ~, 1874.
To the Editor " 1ho Cltnago Tribune:
SIN. Tho or,,aade by the womon OF this place
upoa tho wAlsky-sa!oons Is still being wagea
with zeal and encrgy. aud ii ID to bo hoped
their efforts will bo crowned with sucooss aud
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dedication Aorvlco OF tho morning, at 1o;8O,
thero will bo netvlcos afternoon and evening.
Tho nov. G. L. Wrohn, Of tho baptist Church Of
Highland Park, Will proaoh In tho evcnng.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

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Commerce.
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s*ss.Ht s*asl Htp E;f s ssss Apply to tito
TOE SALE-ToIf ABOUT 3 TI1E1S CASH VAITE.
sslss sss s;.s south u a.
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aaias = III soth oa1t.s, in S.k: .'ao*0u u'"''
FqM1 sALE-soo = ~ FEET II. ,oN TiFTY-NINTI AND
n soo o1: eali!osd i'sa sstieS.
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g. ead Is s
d GT t115 5TT7T5
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TANrED-INFOnAtAVluN OF EITHER or THE
parties Joasph ls5 Y Wilson Pflee, .dminstratoFs
p1rtios Will 10 suitably rewarded BID. O. THOMPSON.
Ulestof, Delaware uoIutya PA.
, 1874-01-17
THE TAx-FIGHTERS.

A moeting Of tho Wouaan's Anti Tax Longuo
of tho City Of Chicago was held yesterday after
noon In Doros Building, Mrs. Leonard in tho
CHAIR. eight ladios, four roporofs, md tho Roy.
DR.. Freeman present. At sight Of tho rrcsa, thu
session.
Tho meeting having been called to order, hlrr.
BrookB produced . copy of tho Springfield Re
publican. from which sl,o road D lettor written
by Mrs. Aobie Smith, Of Glastonbury, describ-
lug the seizure of lor cows and their sale for
taxes, together with tho editorial conmout
4hnreNn
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suirids-Tried 90 Hang HIMSELF
Local Obtion in Oakiand-Grec
harLs

San FRAScIsco, Juno 30-1 r. NJ
VIM. L. Hoover. a well known citizen OF
Gilroy, committed suicide ut the Cos
mopolitan Hotel by shooting himself
through the head with n pistol. Hehad
been greatly depressed in spirits on &C
count OF business troubles. He was
partner OF Mr.. Culp, Of San Jose, en-
gagged in the business OF raising tobacco
ut Gilroy. He left a letter addressed to
his wife, but II is in tho hands Of the
Coroner, and its contents are thus far
unknown.
Vim. Roberts, q young man arrested
for vagrancy, attempted to hang himself
in the City Prison last night, but was
discovered and taken down by Officer
Alden in time to save hislife. lie had
hung himself with a handkerchief tied
to one OF tho bars Of tho cell. The
young man is still very weak, but will
recover.
Tomorrow, at Oakland, tho temper
ancc people will post spies at all liquor
saloons and procure the arrest Of any
ono found violating the Local Option
law. Lively proceedings are anticip-
ated.
The case OF Mrs. Swift, tho stock
brokeress arrested for cmbezzlemont,
came before the Police Court to-day and
was dismissed. The charge Of contempt
against her was also discharged and Mrs.
Swift set at liberty.
Greenbacks, 90G00X.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
I.r.c,lI =. r- coin nrl nAnr r,vs
o N EsrIo InTELLIoGnog

- H. |HH
New York City Assessment LIST
NEW Yonx. June 30.-After many
meetings. debates and wranglings, the
city's budget has been finally passed
upon. At n portion Of the proceed
ings tho Mayor expressed his disgust
rather vehemently. but DON cooled
down and ~apoligiscd. In q short time
he yielded. and then the Controller
yielded to John Wheeler. President Of
the Tax Commissioners. and Mr.. Vance,
President Of the Board Of Aldermen,
and accepted the reduced budged pre-
pared by them. The sum total Of the
apportioument is 1913, 222, 39l, and as
the total valuation in the city is sl,-
l54,029, l56, the tax levy for the year
will be about - 76 on every 800.
spain aud the virgipius Prisoners
-Psremptery Demand for Indsna'
nifty.
A Washington dispatch says that MIR.
Cushing. United States Minister to
Spain. had made a peremptory demand
upon the Spanish Government for full
indemnity for the virginius prisoners
claim by order OF Governor Burriell, and
fer consequential damages. The same
authority makes Secretary Fish say that
the American Government has made a
prompt demand. and N quite us de-
cided and peremptory as that made by
the British Government for indemnity
for lives Of prisoners destroyed loss to
their families.
Order OF Extradition.
Ex-Governor Solomon, Consul for the
German Empire, has secured an order
for the extradition Of Carl Valentine ON
the charge Of forging the name Of Bisch-
Off & Co.. Of Berlin, to bills Of ex-
change amounting to about $50, 600.
That Reeeher.TiItos Letter.
Theodore Tilton said to a reporter. in
reference to that Beecher letter asking
his forgiveness, that the letter is in Mr.
Boecher's handwriting and bears his au-
tograph, which will pass current in any
bank in New York. was written and die
tatcd by himself, and came to me by the
hand Of q friend as unsolicited rs your
visit is to me now.
AnnIhiiation of the Dutch Expedi.
tion Against shc Atehinese.
A letter from of the coast Of Sumatra
dated April 10th, states that the Atehin-
csc on the night Of March goth, attacked
a Dutch fort, captured it, and over
whelmed the garrison. The loss Of the
Dutch is placed at 1000 killed and 4, 900
wounded, the greater part being laborcrs
employed to work on the fort and COL
onists dwelling on the outside. Eight
ships were filled with wounded, whom the
Atchincsc chiefs permitted to be remov-
cd from the shore, rs much to cmbarrass
the navy as to do an act Of humanity.
The letter adds that the news OF the an.
initiation Of this Dutch expedition il
known In official circles at Singapore,
and Is ~purposely withheld from the
nress.
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Coin HnL WILL crL~xssArs.-The people Of
Cola Mn who would trade at home II they
could do a. well as In Virginia, would do well
TO call and see W. II. Rls0N. In Odd Fellows
Building, who hiss ~ fine an assortment Of Gro
eshss and Provisions. and everything In that
lire Is there IL In the State. and sells a. cheap
for cash - any other man. Gall and see him
before going elsewhere. " =
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arIDDLR.AGRD MEN,.

A vrRr RArip. safe and easy way to make mo
ney. is to procure territory to introduce the latest
usefuiinyention that 10 wanted every day BY every
One. every where. who has O family, q mllsifed
Sewing Machine with Table and Treadle for only
$40 that does the same work a. Q machine you
would pay SO for, rapid, smooth and arm, MAKES
q seam 80 strong that the cloth viii tear before the
all work and the Improved button Hole Worker used
by Us only. Agents only need show then In opera
iion TO sell In every house they enter. ~ and up.
wards ciearri daily by smart agents, No such ma.
chine was ever oner~i al any such price,. 3,no sold
last year. ln.OD families use them. Demand In.
Ministers. Judges. Lawyers. Eiitors. Machlnists,
Tallors, etc, recommend them as perfect. Rights
given free 10 iirt applicants. IL there Il no agency
lu your place, write Tor u, OF buy . machine for your
family or a relation, there Is none better or 30 cheap.
Machines sent 10 all parts VI the c0uptry on receipt
OF price. SO. Head advertisement beginning ~
saved In every Family" IN another column Of this
paper. Address the PrOprietors, RoHrGr J. MrL-
LOAN a Co. All Canal street. New York.
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Is Mint, ~
GRAND WRESTLING TOURNAMENT. -
Messrs. Mayno and Rowe. Of Virginia,
are making all the necessary prepare
tons for the comfort OF those who de-
sire TO witness the wrestling matches
which in that city ON the
Fourth Of July, Immediately after the
procession is disbanded. and last three
days. A canvas tent will shelter the
spectators from the suns rays. The
wrestling tournament will be held near
the mouth Of the old Latrobo tunnel.
The lumber required for fencing in the
arena is already on the ground. Lunch
Cd, tobacco, cigars and beverages can be
had on the grounds. Wrestling jackets
doth styles have been manufactured
for the occasion. The price Of al
mission will be only fifty cents. Rare
sport IL in store for oil who attend. The
contests will be very exciting. as those
who have significd their intention OF en-
fering the arena are very evenly matched.
The list Of prizes will be found In an
other column.
Dir. HAsKELL's LgcruREs.-Thc citi-
gems of Silver City turned out en- massc
last night at Armory Hall to hear DIR.
Haskell speak. He carried the house
by storm, and although tho hall was to
be used by the Miners Union, he re-
ccived a unanimous invitation to speak
ngain tonight. He is eccentric and Pc
culiar-the result Of having "trod the
boards" a lifetime. In earnest now in
his work Of helping the fallen, with his
acquired and natural talent as an elocu-
ZIONIST, and the social qualities he pos
sesscs, he never fails To draw large audi
onces. Our friends in Gold Hill will
have an opportunity OF hearing him to-
morrow night at the Methodist Church.
The Doctors protego. Miss Annie Shop
ard, recites one Of the Doctors produc-
!ions. entitled the "Magdalen. at the
conclusion Of the Doctors lecture.
GoLp HILL FURNITURE SronE.-The
partnership heretofore existing between
r. W. Grant and John Grant being dis
solved by mutual consent, the Gold
Hill Furniture Store will. hereafter, be
nnJer tbe sole proprietorship of II. W.
Grant. Mr.. Grant calls the especial at
tention of his fellow-citizens and also OF |
the people Of Silver City. Dayton and
elsewhere. to his advertisement in an
other column. He keeps constantly on
hand a good supply OF all kinds Of fur
niture and all styles OF mattresses, in
cluding the champion spring mattress,
the best in the world. Mattresses made
10 order, furniture repaired, and second
hand furniture bought. Prices moder-
ate. Call and sec.
OK uxR Coon BEu,vIoH.-Gold Hill
is becoming %virtuous, and consequently
proportionately happy. For the past
few DAYS not a ripple has disturbed the
placid surface OF her moral behavior.
MOI even uhbar;nc xSIIass oysy The
m;.iao has chscred the longing and cx-
pectan, vision Of Justice of the
Peace. His occupation Is gone
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AROUND Axoso Us AsAx.-G. w. Hall,

ABOUND AMONG Us AGArN.-G. w. Hall, Ia
miliafly known q. /" waity," having bought In.
To- the Pioneer Laundry again. with HE fsther,
IL once more fourishlng about smoug us al
tending 10 the business department OF the con.
Germ. Watty IL tho old stand by. and under.
stands ali the details OF the business most thor.
ourhly, The Pioneer Laundry IL turning out
ANY amount Of work, don't In the most satisfac-
tory manner. II 10 eeservedly q highly popular,
WeIlpatronlxcd Institution. i
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w,rm Roo, Bnorurm.-rre Locke, 80 well

wirH Roos BRoriEns. True Locke 20 wen
known in Virginia and Gold ulll ~ former
salesman OF Haas Drothers, 10 now with Roos
BROTHERS, the famous elothiers on Q street, VII.
ginia, opposite the Enterprise building. lie VIII
customerr nom Gold Hill especially, and VIII
guarantce the best satisfaction In the way oil
trade. Call at Rsos Brothers. ~
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AsrnoLoor.-Madsme Q. Norman. the great
lstro,ocist. has returned to Gold Hill, and 10
now ready 10 be CONSULTED In regard 70 the
nsst. preeent and nnture events Of life. once
kours. nom "A. q. to 0 r. =. Residence, TO
%, strcet. rear OF the Eclipse Stable. 10
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MEDICAL woxpER. : rhis great Remedy
.hould be kept BY everybody. - Il eurss pains
internal and e~xtsrnai. purines me oiooe, wv
isies the kidnsys and liver. FOR sA'e wv
Drus xists. -
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Y,xu P,Aso Foa sALE.-A ane plano 10 Of
Jared for sale. cheap for cash. A rare bargain.
For fui particulars call immedia!e'y ~ I Im
sorth Q street, Virginia City. Al
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lNsurrrrrsn, Of the Metropolitan Boot m
shoe stors, has removed TO 100 South Q .tfset.
VirrinIa. Bay your Boots and Shoes OF MIN.
q be u ceiling cheaper than ever. -.
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wA.Ixn ON cREnArion.-M good men whs
deal hirly and squarely BY their fellows wiz %
pleasuubly remembered long alter theif souls
shall have returned to the companionship o.
the just. and their bodies are properly eremated
plenty OF men, however, Who deserve - b
burnt before death for their inherent wicked
ne.e, and among these are clothing dealers Who
swlndle their customers By selling clothing not
worth half its price. such men ought 70 Be
them. Call a. my store. In ilalrs sliding.
Main street, opposits the ones Of Tie 0oLp
Hun NEWS. when you want clothing, and l WI
do you honest snd square jnstiee.
rmslarxssts,s oidryroodsaisssiAsd' leone
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SAN

L~srrcIAL 70 rHs GOLD nLL DAILY srws.l
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~iurronrrp pArlr nj xura . uALLl
Last EveainE.
100 Meadow Valley. 81, So
80 Raynond 4 KY. ~. Gk
go Rufsu Con, 10. lax. isk
SO Phoebe. 10. s.sk
isO Belmont. AZ. ~
100 Newark. ~
10 H Dorado ssath. ", *
800 Ingomar. Sc
10 cssIio, Mn. sxSa
100 Bellevue. INA
70 Watson.5
% Nsultor.Bslnont AZ
- Golden Chariot, isA,i3
30 Ida Fillmore. AZ
30 Soath Chariot. n, iix
20 silver Cod. X
soo Empire Qdaho), II. 10Y
100 Red Jacket. :. 3k, Az
Al, s..as., ssS, % ts,, %, % bs, sax bs.
rs cs.l.rr.,..l. 7sx, 1sx bS. Z,
$50 Alpha, laS, i7S
50 oosld1 Carry, ny
10 Hale q Norcross, HH, 81, SIX
4is Bslshsr, sik so. 81
73 Ophir. TN, In, iIl hJo. Tx bio
100 Yellow JACKET, u, vi, sIS,s, oX
~ E~xchcluer, 20
\ No Crown Point, saw, ssk, 81
fss Cen Virginia, ssS, sax
30 Imperial, *. ~
This Msrning.
,5!s ophlr, isx. isx. 10, iox, las. l9t
c65 Gsuld a.. Carry, %, s3k, -, fsa bO
ITO Bee, s Belehsr, ~
70 sayags, o. -, g. ssS
20 Choilar Potsst. -. tx. "a n
gos nais . Norsrs.s, IS, Sik. ssX. 60, IS. 81
$50 Crown Point. 50
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BENErfrs or ADvEnrisINo.-Ohe Of
our Gold Hill mechanics was obliged to
order his advertisement out Of the NEWS
a day or two since for the reason that Il
brought him more work than he could
GET away with. He says he will adver-
tise again by and by when business gets
dnller.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-27
Reform In Fgypf,

In the House OF Commons to- day
Captain Baille Cochran moved reso-
luton in favor OF an interference o! the
government for a judicial reform in
Egypt because England is deeply inter-
ested in the interrupted navigation OF
the Suez Canal.
Mr.. Bourke, Under Foreign Secreta-
~, stated that the chief obstacle TO
such reform was France, who, he stat
ed, refused to abandon the position she
had acquired in Egypt, and that if she
persisted in her refusal to CONFORM with
the views of other power4, the only
course which remained for them would
te to act without her.
The opponents OF the public wCrship
regulation bill which passed the House
OF Lords last night, declare that it is
useless and dangerous; that it affects
questions OF doctrine un!ayorably ;
attacks Ritualists unfairly, and jeop.
ardzes the union Of the church and
State. The Marquis Of Salisbury, Sec
retary Tor India, and other Torres,
vehemently opposed the measure. and
it is understood, will appeal to
the House OF Commons to reject ii.
The bill reorgauizes the present cum
bersome ecclesiastical courts so as 10
enable them take speedy cogniz.uce
the new ceremonies.
Howard Stsunton, a we'll known
chess PLAYER and Shakespearian edl-
tor, died to. day, aged 65.
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FRANCE.
Political Matters.

PARrp, June 26.-At the sitting o.
the Committee of Thirty to-day M
Italian, OF the Right Centre, proposed
an extension OF President Mac Nah ONT
term OF Office to ten years aud the ap'
pojutment OF Vice President.
Mr.. Duiaure opposed the project, on
which no vote was taken.
NJ. Battle announced that the COM
mi,tee would proceed to vote on N,
Cassimer Perier's bill next Monday.
The Committee OF Parliamentary
Initiative have decided against re-
ierriug NJ. De Ia Rochetoucaulds mo.
narchical resolve 10 the Committee Of
Thirty, and will probably decree II
unconstitutional.
The Assembly to-day passed bll
granting 26,000.C00 francs indemnify
to the sufferers Of the late war.
NJ. Courtel, the artist, has been co.'s
demned to pay the cost OF reconstruction
of the Vendome column.
Domiciliary visits have been made oy
the police to the offices OF the Imperial
is,ic Journals and to the residence, oi
prominent Bouspartists. aud imPoran'
documents have been seized.
The Budget Committee have rejected
the bill submitted by N. Mague, Mnis'
ter OF Finance, providing for the ir-
crease OF direct taxation, and havede-
clsred iu favor OF reducing payments
to the bank OF France.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June &c -FIour-DulI
and nominal. Wheat-Dull; market
unsettled aud lower; No. l Chicago
spring 81 22@l 90; No. 2 do ! lS4@
llS; cash; lSi July; l III August; | Oj
bid September; No. do | l3; rejected
l03. Corn-Dull and unsettled; No.
2 mixed 603c cash; 60sc July or Au'
gust rejected SIC, Oats-Dull and a
shade lower; No. 2 45ic cash; Al July;
rejected 423c. Rve-Qniet aud un,
changed; No. . S4:. Barley-Dull
and nominal. Pork-Actve and sd-
vanced at SIT so cash or July, Lard
Summer l0I@lOsc. Bulk Meats
Steady and unchanged. On opening Of
the board wheat closed at 81 Isl July;
| III August. Corn-6li July.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-27
New York Market.

New YORK, June 26.-Cotton-
Dull and easier middling uplands
Tic. Flour-Dull and lower; snperti ue
western snd state SIS 00@5 60; com.
mon to good 5 90a6 %; good to choice
6 30@6 10 white wheat western extra
6 70@7 co. extra Ohio & OO@7 -.
Wheat-In moderate demand and
lower; winter red western 81 42Ml 46
Rye-Scsrce and advancing; Canada 10
bond 81 ID. Barley and Malt-Un-
changed. Corn-Lower; western mixed
7S@Slc; western yellow Slic; white
western S7@90c Oats-deavy and
lower mixed western 6l@62!c; white
western 65@66!c. Coffee-Firmer; Ria
1S!@224c. Sugar-Firm. Petrole-
um-Firmer; crude 5bc; refined l3c bill;
l33c asked. Eggs-Flrm; western lG
@l71c. Pork-Firmer prime mess
l6 IS extra prime SIC l2l; new mese
SIS 90 cash and July; $lS 25 August.
Butter-Uuchsnged. Whisky-Steady
at 99c.