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droit sfltO 1 I 1 DETROIT MICHIGAN RIDAY MORNING JUNE 9 1865: VOLUME XXIX NUMBER 6 LOCAL IMELLIGEVCK lieports of the Secretary and Treasurer THEIR CLAIM TO THE ROUTE OREITED 4 TheCeaaeil and the efrapalltan Pelite ares SPEECH BY GENERAL LOGAN THE CONSPIRACY TRIAL BOARD DIC ATI OX 30c op Weber Pianos best in th Whittemore a' This if remarkable jwwvMeMniw 5CW 9 3 ano the for of 30c 30c 30c 30c 85c 30c placed the of 35c 30c 00 so oo 00 35 20 The thirteenth annual meeting of the Prot estant Orphan Asylum was held yesterday af ternoon at the irst Methodist Church Wood ward avenue The attendance was not large being confined principally to the officers of the Asylum After being called to order the Sec retary Mrs Curtis presented the fol lowing annual report: It Is Decided Build New School Houses In the Eighth and Tenth Wards REPAIRS ARD IMPROVEMENTS AT THE CAPITOL IIMION REDERICK SEWARD ENTIRELY OUT DANGER 20 Of) 5 00 275 00 446 50 $737 00 The City Railway and the Grand River Street Route are un inr stir taverns igiihor BEVIEW TRE 6TH aRMY CORPSE Gov Watts" of Alabama Released on Parole 702 300 32 50 12 1 33 72 vssts virr's it eoss GO 00 35 00 uu 50 90 40 rr 73 75 70 61 67 34 460 1152 71 19 39 428 45 $1 25 per pair 1 50 2 00 4 50 6 00 50 00 50 50 50 75 10 These goods 35c 30c ITS CONSTITDTIORALITY TD BE TESTED A special meeting of the Common Council was held in the City Hall last cyeningv The President Dow Elwood in the chair Present AM Bond Brodie "Brooks Cam pau Codd ield Gallagher Gies" Henkel flock McGinnis MCGonegal Meginnity Pur cell Weir Communication rom the Mayor calling the Council together for the purpose of trans acting general business Accepted and placed on file "rom John Shepherd anil oth ers asking for cast' iron eettees to be placed in the Grand Circus Park Parks rom Bissell Gillett and others asking for the repairing of a sidewalk on Wayne street rom John Harvey and others asking for a brick lateral sewer on the north side of Col umbia street to William street Sewers Jrom ranks Phelps asking permission to raise a wooden building ire Department Remonstrances from about 1500 citizens were presented against repealing the ordinance known as the Sunday Accepted Midplaced on file rom Mr Shehan asking permission to move an office to the reat of Gov Crapo's lum ber yard rom Henry Haltimer and George Schweizer asking compensation for damages sustained to property during the late fire on Gratiot street Claims and Accounts rom Wm Lee asking permission to erect a wooden addition to his building Granted Communications rom the Controller ask ing direction to invite proposals for fttrnishlrig 700 cords of wood to the city for the fiscal year Referred to Committde on Ways and Means rom the same that application had been made by the Metropolitan Police for copies of the revised ordinances for their use to assist in enforcing the same That there are some copies to spare which could be so furnished A motion was made to furnish the force with twenty copies gratuitously which was laid over on the vote of Aid Hock rom the same that the last edition of the revised city charter for 1801 is exhausted and that it will be to order a new edition of about 400 copies embracing all changes and alterations made by the State Legislature since the date of the last edition Ways and Means rom the City Attorney transmitting fa resolution for opening and extending Thomp son street in the Ninth Ward from ort to Woodbridge streets fifty fett In width Re ferred to the City Counselor rom the Counselor that the City Railway was required to complete a road on and through Grand River street by the 31st of March 1863' The company having failed to do so all rights granted in reference to said route arc forfeited That portion of Woodward avenue which lies letween Grand River street and Jcflerson avenue is a portion of this route That he was of opinion that the Council can now give authority to build a railway on and through Grand River street from the western: ferson avenue Adopted rom the Clerk of the Court that the jury in the matter of opening widen ing and extending i Congress street had filed their 'report Accepted and $1600 appropri ated to pay for the Improvement rom the Grade Commissioners that they think it impolitic to establish a grade onTrum" bull avenue Adopted rom Timothy Mahoney tendering his re signation as constable of the Sth Ward Ac cepted and William Haley appointed in his place rom the Superintendent of Police that Scrgt Booth had been appointed to attend the meeting of the Council to act in the place of the Marshal and'deputy Aid ield moved that the communication be accepted and that the President Clerk and other city officers be directed to employ the Sergeant of the Metropolitan Police for all duties heretofore performed by the late Marshal and Deputy Marshal Aid Purcell thought the City Council occu pied a very distinguished position in this mat ter Three or four men had condescended to send them an officer over whom they had no control If he was sent for they had no power to restrain him He believed that when peo ple returned to their sober senses they would hurl this force back whence it came as should be done by all such acts so ty rannical He spoke of the employment of three or four po licemen at Campbell store while in the outskirts of the city not one could be found Aid Elwood said that the act organizing the force was the law of the land and would be en forced He thought the force was too exten sive and expensive for a city as quiet and order ly as this Outside the centre of the city the population was as quiet and orderly as any in a country village In the centre it was neces sary to see that saloons and other places were properly kept He could with a few proper of ficers have kept the city as quiet and oiderly as it is at present provided they performed their duty But the Marshal and Deputy had not done their duty although they anew is wen Scarcely one drayman in ten held a license and it was the same with hackman and others re quiring license'iHe was astonished to see the number who had come up to procure li censes when necessity compelled them to do so The force is popular now but when individual expense came to be calculated there would be a different feeling It required a very strong pressure to induce the Chief Exec utive to sign the bill depriving the people of Detroit of the right to govern themselves which is a constitutional right With regard to the offices of City Marshal and Deputy he thought it beyond doubt that they did not now exist Thor City Counselor had so rendered his opinion and it was our duty to obey the law until it was otherwise determined by the Supreme Court Aid Weir had doubts about the constitution ality of the law and he did not feel himself bound to obey it unless compelled He thought the resolution should be sent back After a lengthydebate the previous ques tion was called for by Aid McGinnis and sus tained The vote recurring on the resolution it was lost on a vote of seven to rom the President of the Board of Health that he had notified tne Superintendent of Po lice of a nuisance in an alley between Randolph and Brush and between Jeffersen avenue and Larned street and also at other places and yet these nuisances exist The Marshal and his Assistant wewheretofore prompt and energet ic in abating these nuisances The report in troduced a resolution that the Superintendent report why these nuisances have not been aba Lost A i On motion of Aid Weir a resolution was adopted ordering the sum of $46 to be paid to Levi Bishop for costs in the suit of Stadler vs the city Reports of Committees rom the Commit tee on Streets in favor of granting the petition of Bissell Gillett for the construction of a sidewalk on the east side of Wayne street cor ner of Woodbridge Adopted rom thesameinfievor of granting the pe tition of A Stokes to erect an iron stairway on Wayne street Adopted rom tbe Committee on Health infkvor or constructing a lateral sewer in front of lota 1 284 and 6 on High street to connect with the Orleans street sewer rom the same in favor ofdlrectingithe Su nerfntendent of Police to abate a nuisaoco on lota 03 and 54 Crane Wasson's section of th Besubiep fhrm 2 Adopted 7 SEPPLIING THE CUT MARKETS Concerning the Occupation of those who Stir Early Abroad in Town The President Ordered a Suspension of the Sale of Rebel Lands for Taxes rom the same directing the same officer to abate a nuisance in the vicinity of Creek Aid Purcell contended that the Council had no authority over the police force They might pile up resolution after resolution and that is all the good it would dot The Superin tendent might occupy the position of the Mar shal but he was under the control of the Board of Commissioners not the Council A motion was made to substitute the City Marshal for the Superintendent of Police was lost The report was also lost? i rom the same that the Superintendent Of Police cause the boards erected on the Campius Martins to be taken down and prevent the erection of others at any future time Lost Resolutions By Aid Bond that the Con troller advertise for proposals for the publica tion of a synopsis of the Council proceedings in German and such other printing as is usual in that language Laid over By the same That as many conflicting opin ions exjst in the Council and among citizens as to the constitutionality of the Metropolitan Police law the City Counsellor and Attorney and Committee on Judiciary are instructed to examine the law and prepare such points as they may judge are in conflict with the con stitution of the State and that said points when so prepared be submitted for trial before the Supreme Court Adopted By Aid Purcell That the walk the corner of Lathrop and Eighth street be raised Adoptedl By Aid Gallagher i That inducements be held out to responsible parties to construct a street railway from Jefferson avenue through Grand River street Adoptedw By Aid ield That the Street Commission 1 ersnotifly the Gas Company to cut down all' gas boxes and place iron caps thereon so that the top thereof shall be flush with the side walk Also to notify the Board of Water Commissioners to givo'like attention to water boxes Adopted By Aid Elwood That the Street Commis sioner of the Eastern District inform the Council why the ordinance relative to side walks on Jefferson avenue is not enforced Adopted By Aid Campau that the City Attorney be instructed to give all notices in street opening cases to Daniel Mahoney or John Schneider and they are directed to serve the same Laid over 1 By Aid Brooks That the Street Commis sioner of the WesternDistrict cause the ob structions from ront street to the Central de1 pot to be removed Adopted The Council then adjourned w7 I Address by Gov entoa to the Soldiers of the State of New York 4768 G8 msnriuxxKNTS ron thx tsap BIHs of Maintenance Connnittce InclndioK insurance and repairs 85 Invested 1200 00 3901 86 Thirteen years to day the Protestant Orphan Asj luin was re organized and opened its doors for the reception of children under the age of years During this period three nun fl red and seven children have been received and provided with the comforts of a home The children are received at an sige when the instructions and principles they then imbibe will we trust be lasting and Influence for good their entire future lives At the commencement of the yearJune Oth 1S64 there were 39 children under our care There have been received to the present date 46 removed 46 Of the latter 21 have been returned to tbeir friends 17 indentured of whom 15 have found good homes in the county 6 taken for adoption 1 absconded and one was removed to the County House at Wayne There are 34 now in the asylum To our heavenly father we return heartfelt thanks for bestowing on us not only means to supply tbe wants of these helpless children but for a large share of health No illness of moment has occurred with the exception of one interesting little girl of 13 years of age who was an invalid when autumn Her disease has assumed a pulmonary type anti little hope can reasonably be entertained of a recovery Thirteen of our children have been deprived of their fathers by this earful war In October our treasury became exhausted At a meetieg of the Board of Council it was resolved to canvass the city for subscriptions rather than use the fund which was perma nently invested To A McGraw Wight and Muir we are indebted for $731 cash collections made on the east side of Woodward avenue To Janies Burns we are indebted for $121 collected on the South side of Woodward avenue from Jefferson avenue to the river rom unavoidable reasons the applications for subscriptions here rested fora conve nient We are still in hopes our com mittee will fulfill the pledge to raise the amount ($731) or meet it by personal donation With regard to the ladies who compose the Board of Managers and who have the work in charge we may say with slight exception there has been perfect harmony and unanimity Each and all have discharged the duties which have devolved upon them cheerfully accepta bly and profitably to the best interests of the institution At no former period have we had" cause for deeper gratitude to Him who has promised to be a father to tbe than during the Cast year We have been liberally sustained a generous public Onr financial operations have proven a success Our lectures and ex cursions have not only given pleasure to those who participated but have added largely to our treasury 6 Wc have an excellent and worthy matron teacher and assistant to whom we are indebt ed for care and fidelity in conducting eur fami ly of thirty or forty infant children In the death of Mr John Hull our Asylum sustained a severe loss He had the intesest of the institution at heart and for years donated largely towards furnishing supplies To our Sunday School teachers Taylor and Butler and to Drake The ree Press Ad vertiser and lYibune for a daily paper the ilichvjan Christian Argus Muir Rice Brockway Capt Ward Capt Montgomery and to many others we return sincere thanks May their shadows never grow less while their hearts are open to the wants of the poor and needy The following report of the Treasurer was then presented and adopted The report shows a handsome balance on hand MOBT JnneS cash on oepcstt June 'j ism Excursion to Island Moonlight Excursion rom a riend Collections by A McGraw Wright JWwVioMrfiy aainvs iuri Collections from Christian Collections from German Church Collections from irst Presbyterian Church Collections from Third Presbyterian Church Collections from St Church Collections from St John's Church Collections from Westminster Church Collections from Ifayetto street Baotlst Church Recitations of Dudley Waller Gouzh lectures Interest on bonds and deposits Taxes of absentees Don tlons before published and board of half orphans Annual subscriptions Medical Convention Boston June 8 The American Medical Association at its ses sion today assigned the second Tuesday in May for the next annual meeting The committee on nominations reported the following officers: President Humphrie Storrie Mas sachusetts Vice Hibbard of Indiana Al my of OhioT Dunn of Rhode Island 1 Johnson of District of Columbia Assistant Secretary A Morgan of Baltimore Gold iirINew York 137 7 Ac Ac Ac BY THK WESTERN UNION DINE JBOM WASHINGTON Dispatch to the Associated Press Washington June 8 The 6th army corps Gen Wright com manding is passing up Pennsylvania avenue this morning making a fine appearance The President of the United States and members of his cabinet are witnessing the review A special' to' the Washington Sth says: An influential delegation from New York is in the city to protest against the ap pointment of a politician to the Assistant Treasurership It is expected the delegation will succeed Vandych of Albany is now prominently spoken of for the position Special Dispatch to the Western Pres Nxw Yoxk June 7 The World's Washington special says: Gov Watts of Alabama who was arrested a few days ago at Macon Georgia has been released front arrest and has returned to Montgomery It is thought Letcher and Vance now in the Old Capitol will be released on parole It is thought Col Parson Dotsons of Tai lidge will be appointed Provision al Governor of Alabama All doubt in ree! case is at an end He has rapidly recovered within the past few days He is able to converse freely and suffers but little pain The Tribune says: Secretary Seward still experiences great difficulty in speaking and eating" his lower jaw being fastened so as to be immovable The lower part of his face is com pletely enveloped in mechanical contrivance for keeping his jaw in place so that It may heal It is authoritatively announced the President has ordered a suspension the sales of rebel landed property for non payment of the direct tax as in Tennessee There are reasons for believing the policy will be extended to all the Southern States Commissioner Dole of theIndian Bureau has been invited tn rMio and Major Gen Howard returned last evening from his tour of inspection to Richmond Vir ginia He visited many contraband camps and schools and' since his return has made some nominations of superintendents in Virginia Major Gen Palmer commanding in Ken tucky arrived here this morning and has had interviews with the President and Secretary of War He will return to morrow to his com mand 41 Washington June 8 The Gth army corps was reviewed by Presi dent Johnson A stand for the President and members of the Cabinet general officers and foreign legations was erected on the pavement in iront of the Executive mansion and on street members MISCELLANEOUS A clerical joke is told by a Boston thus A tall clergyman meeting short brother from the rural districts saluted him i Well brother we are glad to see you though vou are small of stature like Zscvhcus of old Thank replied the short minister read the Lord hath no pleasure in the legs of a A journalist says of the Connecticut Legisla Either branch ot itcan out chatter all the monkeys of a Brazilian forest and an Al bany brewery 011 taP could nt furnish half the froth that it is constantly charged with and ready to uncork at tbe briefest notice The morality of an action depends upon the motive from which we act a crown to a beggar with intention to break hw head and be picks it up and victuals with it the physical effect is good but wi respect to us th action is very wrong Mamma (whose darling is undecided cr to choose a Ark or a box of wooden animals) Which do you recommend Mr well mum you see Noah mentioned in writ we always reckons the Hark the advantage of bein a Sunday Toy Military men style the new bonnets Bhelter tents because they have only a top A friend passing a laborer the other day who was engaged in setting stone poets was to knowgtheir object and therefore Whatareyou setting those postsfor ty cents a replied Pat A rench Ixinnet maker told a customer who complained cf the price ponnet Consider madame it cost three sleepleH bight fflerv'y to imagine it THE LATEST BY 'EKJEORAPlIo ther stand was opposite side of the accommodation Congress and military and naval officers and directly east of it a third stand was erected for occupation by sick and wounded soldiers All of the stands were beautifully decorated The 6th army corps has participated in all the bat tles of the Army of the Potomac from its or ganization Maj Gen Meade commanding the Army of the Potomac and Gens Slocum and Humphries and Hunt and Meigs were among the prominent officers at the reviewing stand Secretary Seward witnessed the pass age of the troops from the window of the State Department The head of the column reached the Treasury Department about '10 Maj Gen Wright was in the advance with bis staff followed by his escort The Gene horse was decorated with beautiful wreaths and his saddle covered with flowers Maj Gen Bartlett rode with his staff and was followed by the corps flag and an escort The troops as they passed were enthusiastically cheered by thousands of spectators among whom were not a few soldiers supporting themselves on crutches The veterans of the corps wore green twigs in their caps and flow ers were displayed by the officers The Mississippi delegation headed by Mr Shorkey and the Georgia delegation by Con gressman Hill were in consultation with Presi dent Johnson to day relative to the organiza tion of the government of their respective States The War Department have intended that vol unteer soldiers wishing to enlist in theregular army will be forthwith mustered out of their respective commands receive their discharges and final statements and not be sent to rendez vous to receive their final payments Since the 31st ultimo when the great move ment of troops from this city homeward com menced the total number of soldiers who have left this city amounts to 80000 men with nearly 20000 horse and nearly 2000000 lbs of baggage The Secretary of the Navy Postmaster Gen eral Dennison Wm axon' Chief Clerk of tbe Navy Department and their invited guests ar rived at tbe Navy Yard this afternoon from in spection There has been no determination made as yet whether Jeft Davis will be tried by a civil or military court i 1 ROM NEW YORK Dispatch to the Associated Press Nnw'Yobk Junes The resolutions adopted last night declared that the agency of the State for the management of local and domestic affairs While the agency of the ederal government is chosen to attend to national and foreign affairs full faith in Andrew Johnson that treason is the most henious of crimes 'and must be punish ed accordingto law thanks to the army and navy strongly reiterating and endorsing the Monroe Doctrine equal suffrage to white and black approving President refusal to recognize the pretended government of the rebel States expectation of reparation for in juries inflicted upon our commerce by tbe conni vance of foreign powers rejoicing that civil law is soon to bear sway deprecating party divisions angukging a cordial united support of the administration These resolutions were enthusiastically adopted and fully endorsed by tbe Speaker" The meeting was one of the largest ever held in the city and the reception of Gen Grant waa enthusiastic beyond all pre cedent I i ar The steainer 'Coata Rlca brought $575000 in txeaaure'' i Tbe eons Of Connecticut give a reception to Maj Gen Terry next Saturday evening 8 8 Andrews has been appointed specialgen' oC the Treasury Department andnwUL to arrange details of the custom The Amateuk Concert for this nefit of the Westminster Church preparations for this concert are matur ed and we risk nothing in authorizing our readers to expect one of the most delightful entertainments of the' season talent understood to be enlisted in the too well known and appreciated to need any commendations rotn us 'Hoirnra sn? Remonstrances Against the Repeal of the Ordinance Enthusiastic Reception of Gen Grant in New York City Kegaua Naw Yobk June 8 The regatta of the New York Yacht Club came off The sloop Annie and schoon ers Breeze Juniata Magic and others partici pated orty miles were jnn Time was good The Marie came in first the Magic second and Annie third Tbe Magic Wing the schooner Prize on account of time allowance and the Annie the stoop prize A large num ber of yachts were on the ground The Commercial Convention I Boston June 8 The delegates from the Western Boards of Trade after a visit to the mills at Lowell and Lawrence in the earlier part of the day sat down this afternoon to" a banquet in? anned Hall given in their honor by the Boston Board (OotUiaaed on fourth Balance in treasury 776 85 The following officers were then elected for the ensuing year Board of Council Messrs IL Baldwin Buhl Muir Parsons Jas Burns A McGraw Wight arrand and Walker Mrs Lewis Allen Second Directress Mrs Canfield Third Directress Mrs James Burns Secretary Mrs Curtis Ireasurer Mrs A Davis Corresponding Secretary Mrs Hud son Board of Managers Congregational Churches Mrs James Nall Mrs James Wheaton Mrs Jabez Holmes Jefferson Avenue Mrs Maltby Mrs Wheeler Mrs Burchard and Mrs Romeyn irst Methodist Mrs Jas Burns Mrs Johnson Mrs Wm Phelps and Mrs Jas enton irst Baptist Mrs Thos Baxter Mrs A Ives senr ond Mrs A Austin Tabernacle Baptist Mrs inney Lafayette Street Baptist Willard and Mrs Henry Glover Christ Church Sirs Day and Mrs Jas Pittman irst Presbyterian Mrs Lewis Allen Mrs 'Canfield and Mrs A McGi aw ort Street Presbyterian Mrs A Davis Mrs Charles Root nd rs Alfred Russell St Paul's Airs Curtis Mrs II Andrews and Mrs Hudson Westminster Mrs Lock wood and Mrs Col Reynolds Unitarian Miss Rebecca Mumford and Mrs Russell St Johns Mrs Dr Terry Christian Church Mrs Cook and Era Hawley 1 Scotch Presbyterian Dlrs McLaughlin United Presbyterian Mrs Scott PROTESTANT OKPHAS AST TM THIRTEENTH ANNUAL ELECTION OICEB3 well thrtt I know he will srteak to him) A the above at Whitiemorb Sent by mall on receipt of marked price 179 Jefferson avenue 8TRASOER3 iso Sot Dixita have you visited the eat Bankrupt Sale of Boots and Shoes No 109 Wocctvard Avenue opposite the Ruseell HouaeT it not we say give them a call before you leave the city yoi wDb to secure a good pair of Boots or Shoest about half the regular price Read the following and be convinced Kip Boots at Bova Kip Boots at Mens Boots at Calf tap sole Boots yens Cavalry Boots Mens tap Balmorals Mees tap owed Balmorals tap sewed Women calf Balmorals Balmorals Womens' btippers shoes 'so thousands of other bargains mint be sold Never will such aa opportunity pre aett itself Take this pricelist with you and go to the Great Bankrnpt Sale 109 Woodward avenue pcsite th Russell House Gint's uknuhiku Goods at No 1 Larned street west near the Poatofilce All the latest styles in scarfs and fort etc Gloves in kid calf silk Lisle etc Half hose best Kng and rench cotton and Lisle Undershirts and drawers and tight makes Ad kinds of white and colored paper collars Cotton and woolen shirts Linen collars and cuffs white and colored Caues umbrellas satchels Comte brushes sleeve buttonsetc etc A large stock Just opened And going at low prices forget Chandler makes to order The lest rencn yoke shirts At reduced rates oeeign Exchange We are prepared to draw foreign bills of exchange at New York rates on the following cities in Europe for either coin or cur rency On London England Paris rance rank fort on the Main Germany Hamburg Germany Berlin Prussia Cologne on the Bhine Amster dam Rolland On and after Monday June 5lh we shall occupy our new office corner Jefferson avenue and Griswold street (oppo site the irst National Bank) where with increased acilities we shall be better prepared to attend to the wants of our customers and shall be happy to see our friends Wauaci Co Bankers and Brokers Canst thou not minister to a mind diseased And with some sweet oblivious antidote Cleanse the foul bosom of the perilous stuff That weighs upon the heart Certainly: Plant atioiv Birr xm will do it when hothing else will Melancholy Depression Hypo chontiria Insanity all spring more or less from a diseased stomach and this Plantation Bitters is a sure care for There is no mistake about it Dys pepsia Headache Dulness Ague and Low Spirits must yield to the health giving and genial influence of the Plantation Bittsrs If you are tn doubt make one trial and be convinced New Rbadt The great sensation piece 11 lighnd Capture of Jeff by Wolf Brine price cents Principal eras in the life of ye great her maphrodite Jeff Davis illustrated Ye pathetic la ment of elf Davis when he hearcth of the surren der of ye great General Lee He biddeth farewell un to Richmond Ye last of ye Southern chivalry gath ereth his gold and his women into wagons and set teth forth Ye Northern mudsill pursueth Jeff Da ns or further particulars buy the great piece Just published by Hksbv Whittbmbx 179 Jeffer son avenue Detroit Excursion Parties The most favorite route at prvscnt is eia the Grand Trunk Toronto thvnce'by royal mall line steamers through the Thousand Islands and the far famed rapids of the St Lawrence Hirer to Montreal thence ria Lakes Champlain and George to Saratoga New York Boston White Mountains Ac Tickets include meals and state rooms are being disposed of rapidly at the Grand Trunk Office 134 Jefferson avenue Detroit Bargains in New Dbt Goods at rench lace veils for 75 cents worth $2 Printed linen dress lawna for 50 cents worth 65 cents Printed linen dress lawns extra 62 cents worth $1 Mohair melanges for 62 cents worth 1 Lawn damask at old gold prices Hernani and Mozambique shawls at half price and the most elegant stock of silks and dress goods to be found in Michigan are now on sale at Attennion Gen Rill has Issued an order prohitsiting the sale of liquors in this City but Rot of Boots ana Shoes ther fore we will continue to sdlcff the balance of our stock at twenty five per ooot less than any other house in the city Give ns call and be convinced jiU goods warranted fijrget the place Hamlkt db Billings 263 Jefferson avenue corner of Brush Eob Laxb Bltzbiou The new and splendidtcamer Meteor Capt Wilson will leave our dock for Ontonagon and Intermediate ports on Tuesday Jone 13th test at 2 Nor freight or passage apply to Whiting O' Ghaut foot of irst' street tuicBsrow to London and Rbtvbn Parties Poing to the Methodist Conference can get tickets to London and return at the Grand Trunk office 134 Jtfleraon avenue for American currency Paa going east should call at that place before I'arcUalnj fleketa A special meeting of the Board of Education was held yesterday evening the President Hon I Walker in the chair The following members answ ered to their names: Messrs Butler oxen Hartwell Prentis Ladue Bailey Sanlord Kendall Gay nor Wilkins Buchanan The chairman announced the object of the meeting was to consider the report of the com mittee presented on Monday evening relative to the erection of new school buildings in the Eighth and Tenth Wards Sir Ladue moved the adoption of the report On motion the recommendations ot the report were taken up separately The first recommendation was adopted after aTM txP cnt pftltls mlu specifications finish the exterior and finish and furnish only oue floor at present The second recommendation for the placing in the building the Ruttaii system of ventilation was adopted The third recommendation ivas adopted for the erection and completion of a building in the Eighth Ward Mr Wilkins offered a resolution that committee who have had the subject matter of of the buildings in the Eighth and Tenth Wards be appointed the building committee for the purpose of superintending the construc tion of the buildings and that the committee be instructed and empowered to advertise for proposals and to contract with the lowest re sponsible bidders Adopted The building committee was increased by the addition of two names and now stands as follows: Messrs oxen Bailey King Ladue Sill Gaynor and Kendall On motion a resolution was taken from the table authorizing the appointment of a com mittee to inquire into the advisability of pur chasing one or more lots in the Ninth Ward for the purpose of increasing school accommoda tions in that ward The following coinjirise the committee: Messrs Gaynor King and oxen '1 he special committee reported relative to the purchase of the lots in rear of the Barstow Union that they had made what they consid ered a fair price for the same which hail been refused The committee thought the price asked too high The matter was recommitted The Committee on School Houses for the Western District reported on estimates for im provements at the Capital Union as follows: New fence BOO Sidwalk 250 Kcpaira to building etc 4O A UUH TA Adopted and the committee was instructed to make the repairs as contemplated On motion of Mr Ladue the Committee on Schools was instructed to inquire and report at tbe next meeting on the expediency of chang ing the present school hours at the Barstow Union to a session of from 8 A to 2 during the summer months 1 The Board then adjourned On Dit That the Detroit Chair actory has been purchased and will be hereafter con ducted by Mr II Conant of New York who we doubt not will conduct the same up on the most liberal terms as he is reported as possessed of means and a thorough business man who will be an acquisition to our city Moneys Received Mr David Treston treasurer of the inance Committee for pro viding refreshments for our returning soldiers reports the following amounts of cash received by him yesterday Richardson A Alonzo Borger Employe car Collected by Capt Ira Dav la Total! Those who have lived in large cities like London Paris or New "York and have hap pened to return late at night or as the case may be very early in the morning from some ball or unreasonably protracted supper party must often have noticed the existence of a cer tain strange shadowy life amidst the prevailing repose While the world still rests its huge head on the pillow and a profound silence in dicates that sleep reigns supreme in the desert ed squares and streets and the gas lamps glare discontentedly as if they too were tired of shining all night nothing breaks the quiet save perhaps the heavy tramp of a sentinel the measured step of the policemen or the dull rumbling sound of some omnibus or hack re turning from one of the distant railway sta tions But by and by along tbe principal streets leading from the country into town and from the depots wagons and carts laden with produce vegetables poultry meat butter eggs fruit in season flowers in large odiferous bunches strawberries and whatever else the insatiate man of a large city consumes during the ensuing day roll slowly towards the rioiis market places All these articles brought in under the vail of darkness and loaded at certain points which thereupon mediately begin to show signs of a strong and animation The small and shops which always abound in neighbor hoods of this kind are opened and a throng of spectral forms who sway to and fro in the un certain flicker of the lamps springs suddenly out of the ground The points which present such a striking picture are the markets rom the surrounding buildings' stray gleams of light fall tqion the heaving human crowd in the squares and a low humming noise arises that soon swells into a distinct but subdued roar which may he distinguished even in the adjoin ing streets where it often interferes with the dreams of many a light bleeper This continues through the dimness of the waning summer night and the warmer and pleasanter the air the clearer and more cheer ful the moon or the stars look down the more marked becomes this nocturnal commotion At limes perfect tranquility reigns and the tall houses which enclose the square frown darkly upon the scene then the hubhub of the voices rises once more in confusion horses neigh and snort dogs bark calves bleat and imprisoned geese ducks and fowl uttr sounds of lament It is a perfect Sabbath and like it the first crowing of the cock gives the signal for a general scattering and again a profound repose settles over the city The heavens now grow brighter in the east the freshening air announces the coining day the stars wax pale and when the last faint shades of night have disappeared and the gray twi light has passed into the bright and cheerful light of a balmy June morning we descry in huge piles of vegetables and produce the handiwork of those children of darkness stalls lately a desolate range of naked beams and rusty hooks now redden with fresh joints festooned by green branches vegetable and fruit stands artistically arrayed with the scarlet of the radishes gleaming through their foliage young onions swelling out snowy and transparent from long emerald stalks turnips taken fresh and juicy irom their brown beds lettuce its heads tipped witii crisp greenish gold black green spinach water cresses and other esculants all moist with pearly dew or wet with crystal water drops combine to delight the eye witnessed in the City of the Straits whose peo ple are opposed to early rising It is therefore not until the house doors are opening and sleepy maid servants step forth to sweep the steps and sidew alks that pater and muter Jamllias are ready to go marketing Carters and hackney coachmen who have to harness up betimes generally drive already rapidly in the direction of the wharves and railway depots before tbe current of house keepers with baskets sets steadily marketward Even then though the pure ether hanging over the gables and the clear blue sky seen be tween the roof as well as the damp pavement give promise of a lovely day the city still re mains quiet With tbe exception of those who are abroad to cater for their daily wants there are so few people astir one can distinctly hear the bang of a door sev eral blocks off and the echo of distant footsteps passing dow the street Those who went late to bed on the previous night keep even at this advanced hour their windows darkened to prevent some inquisitive sunliram from intrud ing others unhappy mortals who never enjoy a profound rest and hear every hour strike through the long sweltering night toss un easily on ilieir couches and then rise to draw aside tbe curtains without caring to look at the light lovely day without The poorcaged birds before the windows begin to sing in the open fields tbe lark greets the sun which now begins to coquet with the steeples of the city The houses gradually open their glazed eyes first in the upper for those in the lower yet remain and the city is slowly awaken ing from its long nap It is not long after the first slender thread of bluish smoke Jiave as cended vertically in the still air from a thou sand tall chimneys that the real business of the day begins and the strokes of the hammer the rasping of the saw and the whistle of the steam resound onqe more from shop and fac tory Removal of Banking Messrs Wallace Co now occupyJ heir new office on the Tiorthwest corner of Jefferson avenue and Griswold street This office has been recently fitted up painted and renovated throughout and now stands one of the pleas antest most conveniently located arranged and accessible banking offices in the dity The paper paint furniture and general interior of the office are in excellent teste rich and neat but not gaudy A convenidur and pleas ant private office in the" rear completes the whole arrangement satisfactorily This popu lar banking firm have increased facilities for the transaction of business in their new quar ters and the verdict of the public is that they are worthy of all the business they can attend to Wetrust they may prosper as they con tinue to merit prosperity The Orphan air Our readerg will not forget the Orphan air now in progress at Merrill Hall It would occupy too much space to enumerate all the many beauti ful and wonderful things which are displayed about the hall fer sale We cannot forbear however to mention the beautiful rosewood piano which is to be disused of to ticket hold ers on Saturday night This piano is worth $00 and some lucky individual will get it for one dollar Who will it be One thing is cer tain no one will get it who has not a ticket buv several or more chances this very ni riit A magnificent reed organ is "also in cluded in the list of things to be given away Where' many valuable things are going at merely nominal prices it can be scarcely neees sarr to urge people' to look after their own in tercsts by investing We merely call the at tention of the public to the facts New Trial Swayne in the United States Circuit Court yesterday granted a new trial to Capt Ward This is the celebrated case wherein he was tried for swindling the goverment out of $45000 and convicted Through the gross neglect of the District Attorney in prosecuting the case tbe verdict could only be for $22000 The new trial will probably not come on at this term of court The $45000 will be" considerably aug mented by interest by the time the next ver dict is reached The Amateur Concert for larceny Plead vuil ty and fined $5 nvi Martin assault and battc $20 Eliza Getting disorderly person ziRftPrrci1 A John Andrea assault and battery Caie dis John Hickey and Adam Stein assault and battery ined $5 each John Dowling simple larceny ined John Dowling assault ined $10 Lake Superior magnificent fast sailing steamer Lac La Bede leavee tfor Lake Superior this WALKER ARNS A COil ISMEBS AN Siu Trl Weekly In advance Tbe Wrtty suberlbrs $12 or cen ts rrr week rT3 Worth We have the larges asorttncnt of parasols sun umbrellas lace buttons dress trimmings bonnet string rib traw goods tc We sell them at wholesale M'reisil cheaper than any honse in the city Dax Jt ETTBNHZixzn 187 Jiffsrson avenue signet Rie Big 1iaid Blocking reduction in I am now selling qer Hunting American Watches at $30 Silver Hactirg Lever Watches at $15 Plated Hunting Sr2iifh Levers at 15 Gold Hunting Levers atfrorn i'jW f0 Jewelry silver and plated ware peas clocks and fancy gooaa at greatly reduced Sam ixl IIittil 66 Woodward avenue Merrit! Block Soldizm Go to Moom Parks to buy your cubing where yon cm always bo dealt with fairly So tenuring at 106 Woodward avenue JtlUTABT DZAUTMZNT MICHIGAN Aihutant OrnoB Detroit June 8 1S65 GENERAL ORDERS NO 8 In view of the reduction of the army now com menci and consequently the immediate return to (he State of many Michigan troops by regiments cnipauies and 1 i thought proper at this time to call the atten uon of the people of the State to the propriety of mskTg such preparations as will insure to these re idTiiug heroes such a reception as their past faithful itsllaut services in behalf of their State and na tion merit It earnestly hoped and expected that the citizens i eve locality where Michigan troops either as (erments companies detachments or as individ may temporarily sojourn while Hi transit to theirom(e will extend to them every attention and kind ttc that circumstances will admit of and also to troops passing through belonging to other States These galant men are returning after having per formed fully their part in the war that has secured us a nation and the generous and patriotic people of the state will not fail to recognize their services and sac rifices in their behalf and will cheerfully extend to them a cordial welcome By order of the Commander In Chief JNO ROBERTSON Adjutant General fiNzw and Select songs from the most popular German and compue3M My Angel by Esser pr 3 Evening at the Window Hoffman Impatience Curchman Love's Request Reichhardt If ia the Mads Gumbert Kiss Me Mother e'er I Die Buckley I tn Dreaming ondly Dreaming Buckley Tne old House ar Away Samson 1 Hear the Wee Bird Singing Linley Serenade Behrens (sung at Mr "Wehrs con certs Mavrone Thomas Little (Tad the pet name of President youngest son was a great favorite with his father Mrs Lincoln exclaimed while at the bedside of her dying husband houseTe openinga at Charleston Savannah Mobile and other Southern porta Special Dispatch toWestern rees Naw York June 8 The morning papers devote much space to the reception of Gen Grant yesterday and meeting at the Cooper Institute in theevening The crowd at the Astor House during the day was very dense and two receptions were held at which there was much hand shaking About thirty guests were present at the dinner where Moses II Grennel presided Gen Grant begged to be excused from responding to the toxst in his honor At the meeting at the Cooper Institute several prominent politicians attempted to make speeches but the audience refused to listen to them until Gen Grant had been presented AV hen he came upon the stand the greatest enthusiasm was manifested Speeches were then made by Moses Grennel Daniel Dickinson Gen Blair and Gen Logan Gen Blair spoke of the object of the meeting It was called to endorse President administration and assure tbe au dience of his hearty approval of the proclama tions and said he had not met any man who had made any opposition to the present course Gen Logan said the rebellion was ended and slavery forever dead and the power of the gov ernment was felt and understood both at home and abroad In the question of reconstruction he did not agree with those who thought a rebel State should be considered territory The suppression of the rebellion did not obliterate the States He wanted to see Jeff Davis and the leaders of the rebellion tried for treason and punished as traitors The question of the right of suffrage should be decided by the Whenever loyal governments were re ea tablished 'He thought indemnity should be de manded from England for destruction by the Alabama and other pirates and collected by force if necessary and believed in the enforce ment of the Monroe doctrine but was opposed to ail fillibustering and emigration schemes About midnight Gen Grant was serenaded at the Astor House He left this morning for West Point The World says: Count Reignier Under Secretary of the Navy for Maximillian has ar rived at New York with authority to contract for machinery and vessels of war for the Im perial government ROM TELE SOUTH Dispatch to the Associated Press Naw York Juno 8 New Orleans dates t6 the 31st ult are re ceived Colonel Ashbel Smith and Bellinger Commissioners sent by Magruder to settle terms for the surrender of the rebel forces in Texas had arrived When sent Magruder knew nothing of Kirby surrender They state that they represent fully the civil authorities also General Canby told them he could not recognise the civil authorities but would grant the Commissioners an interview They represent that the people of Texas will return to the Union without the least reserva tion They do not wish to set up any barriers between themselves and any other States East West or North They are anxious and long have been to return to the Union They re turn to it as it is without a claim upon the past and accept the situation pure and simple New Orleans papers of the 31st state that the country in the neighborhood of Brashear City on Berwick Bay is inundated some fifteen feet by tbe recent crevasse entailing great distress by the loss of an immense amount of all kinds of property The steamer Limerick sailed this afternoon for Europe with a quarter of million in treasure Congratulatory Addresa Albant Jnn8 las to dav the foliow Soldiers of New York Your constancy your patriotism your faithful services and your valor have culminated in the maintenance of the government the vindication of the con stitution and laws and the perpetuity of the Union You have furnished to the world a grand illustration of our American manhood of our devotion to liberty and of the perma nence and stability of our institutions Sol diers vour State thanks you and gives you the pledge" of her lasting gratitude She looks with pride upon your glorious achievements and consecrates herself to you for all time for your unfaltering heroism To you New York willingly entrusted her honor her fair name and her great destinies You have proved worthy ot the confidence reposed in you and have returned these trusts with added lustre and increased value The coming home of all our organizations it is hoped is not far distant We welcome you and rejoice with you upon the peace wliich your valor has achieved Your honorable sears we regard as the truest badges of your bravery and the highest evidences of the pride and pa triotism which animated you Sadly yet proudly receive as the emblem of heroic endurance your tattered and worn ensigns and fondlv deposit these relics of glory with all their'cherished memories and endearing asso ciatfens in our appointed depositories With swelling hearts we bade God speed to the depart ing recruits with slowing pride and deejieBed fervor we say welcome to the returning vet erans We have watched you all through tbe perilous period of your absence rejoicing at your victories and mourning In your defeats Wc will treasure your legends your brave ex ploits and the glorified memory of your dead comrwles and in records more impressive than the monuments of the past and enduring as the liberties ynu have secured the people will regard with jealous pride your welfare anil honor not forgetting the widow and father less and those who were dependent upon the fallen hero The fame and glory you have won for the State and the nation shall" be trans mitted to our children as a most precious leg acy loving to be cherished and reverentlv to be' preserved ENTOX inance and Trade Niv York June The stock market is dull transactions being almost exclusively confined to speculative ope ration of tbe brokers at present The bulls control the market in spite of vigorous attempts by the bears to sell down prices At the first call at the morning board prices were generally per cent higher but under the second call there was a slight yielding of quotations which was continued until the lost board when prices again became firm Government stocks were generally quiet except 10 40s which were active on the street at advance State bonds continued firm Miscellaneous stocks are firm with no change of importance Gold strong under increaseaa demand for ex change Tneshipmentafortheweekpromise to be large oreign exchange more active and rates easier Money in increased demand light and the supply of unemployed capital is steadilv augmented The rate on call loans is generally five per cent Petroleum stock firm with a fair business Excelsior has declared a divided of four per cent The following prices were made Commonwealth 300 Beech arm 102 Excelsior 425 Pithole Creek 925 Cherry Run 36 High Gate 60 Manhattan 40 Rynd arm 250 Oceanic 200 Tack 100 Webster 190 United States 2525 Petroleum is ouiet but firm at 3434Jc for crude 51c for refined and 6970 for free Pork speculation con tinues Prices fell Off about one dollar per barrel today The bull combination finds it impossible to quiet prices 4 Inaugural AdUrtH I Conoobd IL Jone 8 Governor Smith was inaugurated to day with military and civic display The inaugu ral address Is a long and able document The total debt ot the State is $2978000 and there will be due this year $558000 interest making $4236000 The estimated receipts of this year will be $932000 The remaining floating debt interest and outstanding claims are $700000 and the annual expenditures to be provided tor tbe ensuing year amount to $2642000 Ho recommends the issue of seven thirty currency interest bonds to meet this with rigid econo my THE CODHT8 United States Circuit Henry Duffield Charles Atterbury Samuel Chipman of Detroit and Daniel Pratt of Hillsdale were on motion admitted to prac tice as Attorneys and Counsellors at law United States vs Eber On petition of defendant new trial granted Theodore Newell vs Parks Odell and Ry erson In chancery Motion of complainant for attachment against defendants for not exe cuting certain conveyancer as required by the decree of this court overruled and denied Pridgeon et al vs schooner Nabob and Vi las et al vs Pridgcon etal libel and cross libel in admiralty on appeal from the District Court On hearing United States Commissioners Court and Hatheway of New Baltimore Applica tion for remission of fines penalties etc im posed by United States District Court for smug gling pipe staves irom Canada into cw Balti more Testimony taken for petitioners and for United States to be laid before Secretary of the Treasury The question involved is wheth er riven or hewn bolts are liable to duty upon importation as staves under the reciprocity treaty or whether they should as unmanufac tured articles of production be admitted duty free An interesting matter to all stave deal ers Recorder's Court rank Patterson keeping house of ill fame withdrew her form er plea of not guilty and plead guilty Sen tenee suspended and defendant ordered to enter into ersoual recognizance to appear at the next tenwof the court Joseph itzpatrick embezzlement Bail declared forfeited Daniel Hickey pickpocket' Verdict guilty John Carr and Patrick Gartland burglary and larceny Verdict guilty Police Court Emma Braxton simple larceny Plead guilty and fined $5 Ovia Martin assault and battery ined Di COBIl) I COVACIL Books Stationart and Photograph We would call tbe attention of citizens and strangers to Without doubt the first book established in the West not only first in point of variety of books in store but in quantities and also the cheapest book house west of New York We allude to the popular Institution known as the Metropolitan Gift Book located at 121 Jefferson avenue The stock embraces the largest and best select stock of English and American books ever in the State including Historical Biographical Poetical Mechanical Archi tectural and Medical works standard works of fiction and all the new and late publications of the day Also in store 1800 photograph albums of all sizes and prices holding from twelve to five hun dred pictures In all the different styles of bindings with a fine assortment of family bibles pocket bibles and prayer books from the cheapest to the best family bible manufactured Also a fine lot of Catholic Bibles and prayer books Portfolios writ ing cases: diaries aid stationary of every description together with 10000 worth of now and beautiful presents to be given to the patrons of this popular establishment We say to all call and examine this stock at once and we guarantee you will find every thing in the book line you want at the lowest prices and with each book you receive an elegant present worth from fiffty cents to $100 Send for a cata logue Geeat Inducements to Dealers in Photo graph Albums An immense stock now instore numbering over 1800 Albums of every size style and price manufactured from the best material by 8 Bowles Co II Harding Roberts Bros Ap pleton and others The attention of the trade is called to the above stock as it embraces tho most desirable as well as saleable goods in market and are being sold at from 10 to 25 per cent less than regular wholesale rates Send for our album catalogue oster Co 121 Jefferson avenue Detroit i Sprixo Goods Just opened 75 cases of and shoes for ladies gents misses and children in endless variety and of the very latest styles 20 per cent cheaper than any house in the city also buckle boots and shoes In every style at Hamlet a Bo: lings No 263 Jefferson avenue corner Brush street Metropolitan Gift Book Btokb No 121 Jeffer an av enue early opposite the Michigan Exchange Detroit oster A Co Proprietors At his establilibment all books ara sold at the regular retail prices and a gift given with each purchase at the time of sale varying in value from 50 cents to $100 or further particulars coll and get or send for a catalogue New Goods trcm Auction 200 dozen linen handkerchiefs hem stitched and plain large assort ment of bonnets and trimming riblxms lacea em broideries ic in great variety at wboXsale and re tail Dalton Jt tTENBXiMSB 287 Jefferson ave nue sign of big plaid stocking Just Out Sunlight through the Leaves by Rabjohn price 60 cents This truly beautiful piece is in form of a Mazurka semplice Il abounds in most bewitching passages and of but medium diffi culty Ma'led upon receipt of price Henpt Whittemore publisher 179 Jcflerson avenue De troit A Bbactifcl Song but a Dream (Le Souv enier) Paroles de English version by Wetmore mnsiqhe De Mlle Dubois 35 cents Just published by JIrnbt Whitte more 179 Jefferson Avenue Detroit Just Issued Mazuraka caprice by Edmund Mattoon dedicated to Edmnnd Hoffman pianist Price 75 cents This is one of the most brilliant and fascinating pieces yet published and stamps the author as an artist of the first order Hbnrt Whittemore publisher 179 Jefferson ave nue Detroit New Music The Dreamer Ballad Hubbard 35cts Soon be Marching Home Harrison 3(1 cts Our Boys are Coming Home Town 30 cts How do you like it Jefferson Patton 30 cts Jennie Bill Waltz Cheesbro 35 cts Spring breeza Mazurka Stewart 40 cts Sent by mail on receipt of price Whitnbt Detroit A Great Piece of Iuaio in Prospect The light and Capture of Jeff Davis will be published in a few days by Hikiii Wuittbmoiuc Price 50 cents Send in your orders Naw Books The Hillyards and the Burtons by Kingsley Mistake by the author of John Halifax History of Jnlius Chesar Vol 1 by 15 Smith xvueaeii uuse xuuca We shall move to our new cffice cor ner Jefferson avenue and Griswold street on Mon day June 5th Highest prices paid for all kinds of National securities gold silver and Canada money Wallace Co Love and Cloak New stock of Spring and Summer garments Mantillas Basques and short Sacques in Cloth Silk and Mozambique Mantilla silk by the yard Love Rae 118 Wood ward avenue under Russell House Tracer a Goldsttn manufacturers of hoop skirts wholesale and retail Dealers in ladies fancy and furnishing goods Yankee Notions trimmings A well selected stock constantly on hand at 79 Woodward avenue Balls All ball players are invited to call at Tu or send to for any kind of balls Large stock of regulation base ball on hand albums of all kinds at very low prices Prices re dneed 25 per cent Better stock than ever offered before in Detroit at TuNisj Detroit New Lot or Paper and Envelopes at new re duced prices Will be sold very low by Tu nis Stationer Carpets 250 Rolls from auction and manufac turers at greatly reduced prices James Nall JrCo Cube Your Colds 'and Cough Balsam sold by arrand Shblet fc Co wholesale druggists and grocers 80 Woodward avenue Dr Bitleb medical institute new rem edies and quick cures 94 Woodward avenue See bis advertisement in another column Piano tuning for an experienced tuner Call at Stbin music store 66 Woodward avenue Pianos tuned and repaired perfect Large Lot Plating Cards received at 153 Jefferson avenue and will be sold at very low prices home made kip boots $5j fine Surge Congress gaiters 1 250 at 114 ood ward ave nue: Ona Judson SiEiswAT celebrated pianos at reduce prices for sale by Stein a Buckheisteb 66 Wood waid avenue Merrill Block Use Superior lavoring Extracts and toilet ai the best in the market Read Dr advertisement In another col umn headed Private Matters Michigan State Bountt ScripWanted Woollxt Bankers No 74 Griswold Sr All New Books received at Copies mailed to any place on receipt of retail price If tou require a first class Auctioneer secure tbe services of Wilkinson 42 Woodward avenue NewDrxss Goods at Mtess Bro Rosenthal 16 Monroe ave A Good Sxoond Cook wanted at the Terrapin Dining Rooms Cheap Prints at Mtehs Bro Rosenthal 1 Monroe ave Ax immense stock of Brown and Bleached Cotton at Mtxrs Bro Rosenthal 16 Monroe ave NEWS BREVITIES In the town of leming Wayne county large numbers of sheep and lambs have lately been slaughtered A few days since an ama teur sportsman succeeded in shooting a lynx that time the massacre of livestock has Ceased A school was recently opened near Zanes ville Ohio where burglary pockePpieking tricks in gambling counterfeiting Ac were actually taught Quite a class of young boys had been organized when the existence of the was at once discovered and ter minated Mr Angus McDonald writes to the Witness to say that a female mule belonging to Judge Jarvis of Cornwall has had a foa' JThis if there is no mistake about it is a remarkable fact in natural history 1' A New Yorker who thinks that baker ought to make bigger loaves or charge less or them figures up a net daily protit of $12956 for a bakery that uses ten barrels of flour a day A thief who stopped a train on the' Pennsyl vania and Indianapolis Railroad the other night by pulling the signal bell es caped with the express safe before anybody could ascertain what was the matter The monument to be erected by the students of Williams College to their fallen comrades is to be of brown freestone twenty feet high and surmounted by the statue of a soldier At a pionic at Albany "bn Wednesday two wooden legged men ran a race for twenty five dollars The petroleum fever has broken out iff Wis consin and bores are plenty Lumber sells at low rates in Maine and there is but little demand in the State A New York paper'gives three millions a the estimate of cotton bales in the South Where soldiers have lost legs feet or arms in the war tbe government helps them to this extent in getting artificial ones: $75 for legs $50 for arms $CW for feet zlnlhe Dublin International Exhibition two American artists bid fair to carry away tbe prizes namely Misss Hosmer and Mr Story Tbeir prodnetioue of statuary Were the theme of universal admiration i MATTERS Advertieenta as Address at this cece' Grand Amateur Concert SflP and Marriag owler npnflcu Sb Knighta Detroit Commandery twnic I'eninanlar Chapter Notice Charity Ixxlve (ViUted Oue good alter Sddierf Moore A Parks ovedCow I Altman VSCU Worth Knowing Dalton Ettlnheimer Great Redaction in Prlce Samuel Hlttel I.