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CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1872. THE WASHINGTON. A Parliamentary Coup d'Etat in the House of Repregentatives. Tariff Bill Thrown OverKelley's board and Dawes' Pet Measure Comes to the Surface. Favorable Action in the Senate on the Steamsbip Subsidy Propositions.

House Action Looking to the Payment of Long-Pending Cotton Claims. Bpecial Despatch to The Chicago Tribune. STEAMBHIP SUBSIDIES. WASHINGTON, May Senate probably far today in granting for went as steamship lines to foreign ports as it will be willing to go during the present cession. Taa vote on the proposition increase the subsidy to the Pacific Mall Steamship Company to $1.000,000, in consideration the establisument of 8 semimonthly service, agreed to in Committee of the Whole on Friday last, W88 ratified 1n 1h18 Senate to-day.

and compromise, offered by Benator Fenton, giving to the Brazilian line of steamera $100,000 a year for a semimonthly service, was also agreed to. The cess of these two projects. the latter of which was defeated in Committed of the Whole yesterday, encouraged the friends of the Australian line to more that sobaldy again, as an amendwent to the Post Offloe Appropriation bill, but after several hours of debate It was laid upon the table by the dedieive rote of 27 to 20. It la the general belief that the Pacino Mail subsidy, for a gori-monthly line of steamers to China and Japan, will either be passed by the House or agreed to in the Conference Committee. The fate of the Brazilian subsidy is more doobtfal, though ite friends feel very sangaine of saving it.

The New Orleans and Central Amerioan Steamship Line shared the same fate with the Austrelien Line. THE TARIFF QUESTION I THE HOUSE. There Was an exciting struggle over the tariff to-day in the Houee, which reenlted in the most remarkable and complete parliamentary vlotory that has been won within the memory of the oldest n.ember on the floor. The Burchard-Finkelnburg bill was first slaughtered by a combination between the high Protecdonista and the repreeentatives of the tobacco interest, arranged and led by Kelley, Dawes sitting by and seeing the Work done with perfect tranquility: but, as soon as the bill had been decapitated, and was dead beyond all question, Mr. Dawes rallied the Revenue Reformers and moderate Tariff men, routed Kelley, captured his tobacco allles, and mEssacred bia bill, He then had the field to himEelr, and got a new bill before the House embodying bie own views, and thus becamoat once mag1er of the situation, with the of the House again in his hands.

The whole affalr ecourred in legs than two tline, The struggle opened as soon as House went into Committee ou the Tariff bill. Kelley, who had completed his bargain with tobacco men yesterday, by agreeing to carry Protectionist followera in favor of a reduction 50 per cent on the taxon tobacco, counted twentyfire recruits gained by the arrangement from of the Free Trade Democrate, ald WAB confident of victory, moved to stiko out the ensoting clause of the bill, and carried his motion, on vote by tellers, by ayes, 05; 75. The rules obliged the Committee of the Whole to forth rise and report the decapitation of the bill to House. It was then in order to move to recomwit the bill to the Ways and Means Committee. This motion Kelley made, with instruc tions added, abat the Committee should at once report back his bill as a substitute.

He was too confident to be tious, towerer, and forgot to demand the rious question. Dawes Instantly perceived opportunity, and mored to amend Kelley's tion by substituting instructions to report baok the original bill of the Committee, which just been killed, with his amendments engrafted apon it, making the reduction in the tariff manafactures of iron, steel, copper, woolJens, cottone, and several other articles 10 per cent. Finkelnburg moved to amend Dawes amendment so a8 to make the reduction cent. His motion was lost by a vote of 20 per to 110, Kelly throwing his combination solidly against When the question recarred Dawes' motion, Kelley's tobacco recruits became demoralized. They feared to go back to anti protection constituents with a record having voted agaiost the small reduction of peat of tariff, and, after wavering 8 littie, per they turned their backs on Kelley and deserted Dawes in a body.

The ultra Revenue Reformers saw their chanoe of revenging themselves Kelley, and Felled tothe support of Dawes' tion, which was carried by 111 to 77. Kelly astonisbed at the unexpected result. He that come of the members did not understand the question, and rushed over te Democratio gide to And what tie matter with his new allies. fourd that they had abandoned him with el 08 open and not through ignorance, and turned to his seat with an expression of discom11 ure that raised a general laughter, in the of which Garned eaid The trade is gone It required another rote to complete this he carried by 117 yeas to 75 He forthwith reported back his amended bill accordance with the rote of instruction, and atioa that he should call it up to-morrow. Dawes, by this splendid parliamentary triumph, has completely turned the tables on all his tagonista in the Ware and Means Committee.

He has discomfited alike the bigh-tariff men the free-tradere, killed both their bille, and, stead off being a guerrilla, skirmishing with and Burchard factione, he now controls Kelly field, and both factione are anxious to under his commend. The bill be has now fore the House is in its Tariff provisions identical with the bill the Senate passed weeks ago, which the House tabled, and is most beyond question substantially the the tariff which will be tion pron by both Houses before the adoptod COTTON CLAI3IS. The recommendation of the Appropriations Committee thatthe aforrill amendment to Deficienor Appropriation bill ba non-concurred in WAR agreed to by the House to day, the amendment offered by the Committee making an appropriation to have the ed, for reimbursement on account of allowed taken and sold after the 30th of illegally 1865, which bare been allowed in the Department, but which have been waiting ment bocousetre tund arising from the sale captured cotton was turned into the Treasury 1610. The House. therefore, accomplished things by its action to two Under the act of 15G3 it was prescribed whose property was taken by the persors erument and sold, and the proceeds turned the Treaty, wight receive back the proceeds of loyalty.

The Court, it will be bered, held that a pardon of the President proof proof of luyalty. The Drake solicient provided that a pardon, on the ment WAR cridence of disloyalty. This amendment wit decided to be unconstitutional by the Court, but notwithstanding this decision the the Morrill amendment and atetpussed reallirming the provisions of the Drake ment. The other thing accomplished by cirect the Becretary of the action wae to to settle the cotton cases before him, Jand wry for their payment. The ride the means CAFES of a d.

ferent charaoter from those the Court of Claime, and arlee in this way: order was lesued directing that no more belonging to private persons should be after the 80th of June, 1665, but, in of this, In the seizures of that belonged to the Confederacy that made, a good deal of private cotton was The ownera of euch made olaim for tution. Some of them have been paid, and claims of others hare been sottled, and been waiting for an appropriation to be Butler and Poland made an effort to treEc cases to the Court of Claima for anew cleion, which would involve a delay of Their amendment was beaten, howerar, decided majority. the Associsted DIED. WASHINGTON, May -James Dunlop terday, one of Georgetown, the Judges of of apoplexy. Courts of formerly An R.

trict. Soldiere' and Convention representing was here A last night, the delezatea the Grand Army of the OU8 posta of was t- take action azainat Treir Congre-s affecting their legislation particularly of the recently passed Bouaty which requires This occupancy they and say is a coltivation cure pos-ession sailors, especially those Foldier6 and dieghl-d by wounds or other and from, they or also protest against the ayatom gobs of earing di-abilitr pension inst ad of the period sunnin oninmence time and besides making pensions more proofe, want an ad of 20 per cent. able, they INTENDED REMOVAL: is quite current this The report tret the President has Bale on the ground of deolded to. remove inability Booretary to keep of diplomatio secrets. It is Lie recently several important State leged that quire secreta through Hale have bacome Di partment public.

THE LATE INDIAN TERRITORT MASSACRE. President. to-day, 23d in altimo, response to communicated the SonThe to ate the resolution Senate a of report the from the Aoting Secretary of the Interior, giving in the Snake DIeInformation relative the at tho House The President lict, in view Indian of the feehng of hostility whioh exists Territory, the and the United States authorities of the necessary Western that District of should it adopt such measures as will tend to allay that to ba Congress feeling, and at the same time secure the thereforo. enforcemint of the laws in that Territory. concur with the Seoretary of the Interior, soggeating the adop Judicial ion of Distriot the pending within the bill for Inthe erection of a dian Territory, as a measure which will afford most Arting Bec etary of the Interior Cowan, in transimmediate remedy for existing to the President copies of all papera Teotived by the Dopwrim-Ir, the Teoom mends Presideut, the which, la author z-d by the Treaty with the age of the bill to by B8JP, Cherokees, July 19, 1866.

CONGRESS. Edward INTERNATIUNAL Young, Chief or the Bureau of Statis STATISTICAL 1148. W88 today appointed by the President to represent the United States in the assemble International at 83 ou Congress, the 20th of August next. In 1a which 18 to Petereburg, underetood that Young will accept the appointent, and leave for England aboat the middle of July. CONGRESSIONAL, SENATE.

WASHINGTON, May 7. STEAMBOAT SUBSIDIES. Mr. CHANDLER offered a resolution for the of a delect Committa8 of fire to inwhether any steamboat liooa should be appolutweut quire eidized by the Government, and if so, wmoh und to what exteur Too Senate, to ho said. wan acting in the dark la liver, respect generally, and he thought the whole subject he in KELLOGG vertivated.

obj Mr. The recolutiog went over. POST OFFICE DILL. At the expiration of the worning hour, 1 the nofrisbed business, the Post Olice Appropriation loll, was taken up. Tho pendiug was on con earring in the amendment made in Comwitt of the Whole, ivcrea-ing the subsidy to the PuMall a camship Lone to $1 900,000, on the termination of the present contraot.

The amendment was amended so as tele in case of war at a price not greater than the give the Government the right to take the voloriginal coet, and it was concurred in. Tue striking out of the prohibiting claim exof the Government from acuug agents ugainel tuc Government was concurred in. Mr. FENTON offored a substitute increasing the subridy for mail service with Brazil to $100- COO per annum for semi- monthiy servico. subj-ot to the same conditions as the Pacifio Mail BubEidy.

Agreed to 25 nara, 24. Mr. CABBERLY offered an amendment increasing the subsidy to the Ban Francisco and Austrahan line 800,000, the servico to be semi-wootliv. After olsenselon, on motion of Mr. MORRILL (TE.) the was lain on the table.

Mr. WES amendment appropriat ing $700,010 fur mail service between which New ruled Orleans and ceitain Mexican ports, was out of order. Mr. CASBERLY offered an amendment quiring the Paofio Mail Line. Ag a its condition line its increased eubeldy, to continne tween San Francisco and Now York, by way the Isthmus of Panama.

Agreed tu-yeas, 18. Mr. NYE offered an amendment applying condition to any other company whion may core the contract for mail service betweon Francisco, China, and Japan. Pending action on the amendment, the Senate adjourned. HOUSE OF REPRESE TATIYE3.

FINANCE BILL. Mr. DAWES, from the Committee of Ways Means, reported a bill limiting to 1 per cant expense of jesue and reimade of loana, Passed. tender notte, frautional carrancy, TRANSPORTATION IN BOND. Mr.

NEGLEY, the Committee on merce, reported a bul extending the privilegaa of receiving goods Lu bond trom the porte of portation to ports of Nashville, Ban Diego, Cal. Passed. ELECTION CASE. Mr. McCRARY, frow the Committee on tionE.

made a report in the Texas contested case of Giddinge against Clark, that bitting member is pot entitled to the seat, that Giddings, the contestant, la. REBATE ON WHISKEY. Mr. BECK. from the Committee on Ways Means, reported back the Senate bill allowing rebate of tax on whi-key destrofed by fire other casualty while in bonded warehouses, with du amerdment excepting cases where tax bae been actually paid.

Passed. BRIDGE BILL. Mr. NEGLEY, from the Committee on merce, reported back the Senate bill authoriz the erection of a railroad bridge across Miesouri River at Boon ville, Mo. Passed.

DEFICIENCY BILLThe House resumed con-ideration of Eenate amendments to the Deficiency bill. an endment in reference to claima for cotton seized by the Government after the close of war, proof of the legality of ante, came up, and care T188 to 8 long discusion, the Commi tee on Appropriatioos resomweeding and reporting a stitute for it less exacting on clalmants. Mr. BINGHAM made a speech against substitute reported frow the Committee on propriations, bat Mr. PETER: asserted proved by the record that a similar propoaltion was reported at the last Congress from the Columitlee by ite Chairman, Mr.

and Mr. GARFIELD added thet Committee on appropriations had adopted Very language of the bill reported by the ary Committee on the some subject. The argument the Benate amendment was thet the cotton seized after the 30th of 1865 and to which alone it applied, was seizad violation of the law, and in defiance of published orders of the War Department forhidding of cotton after that date. Finally ah titute reported by the Committee on priations for the Senate amendmest was adoptod by yeas and pays, follow8: That the Secretary of the Treasury be and hereby authorized and dirented to pay to ownere or the legal of all seized after the 30th of Jude, 1565. by agents The Government, the net proce-ds, without terent, of sales of said cotton actually pail the Treasury of the United States, provided the receipt thereot eball be taken and received inll ea of all claima agaluat the States for or on of the saizara of cotton, and a Funic ent sum the for Secretary payment of hert Treatmy by is appropriated, hereby and authorized to prescribe sud revularions fr the ascertainment hereof.

of This necessary ended facts the Senate amendments of the for the execution ficiency bill. INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL. The House then touk up and disposed of Eenate amendments to the Indian Appropriatioa TO- bill. INFORMATION WANTED. On motion of Mr.

COX, the President called upon to furnish any correspondence of last and present Administrationa on the of an extradition treaty with Belgium. ELECTION CASE. in Mr. HAZELTON (N. J), from the Committee on L'ections.

made a report in the South contested election came, that Mr. Wallace, Mr. sitting member, was entitled to the seat. TAX AND TARIFF BILL. The HousA Then went into Committee an- Whole.

Dr. SCOFIELD in the Chair, on the anG Tax bill. and Mr. DAVIES moved to atrike out the in- free tea and coffee. to time, moved to strike Mr.

KELLEY, save the the exacting clanse of the bill. the The CHAIRMAN ruled that Mr. Kelley' a took precedence of the other, and must be an withont debate, and that if the be- clause were struck out, the Commirtee thereupon rise and report that tellers faot to the Mr. The gnestion was taken by on ley'e motion, and it was agreed to by a vote al- to The Committee thereapon arose, and 15. man reported its action in striking out the ins clause.

action of the Cumulttee of the Whole, and Mr. KELLEY moved that the House concur the the bill be recommitted to the Committea and Means, with inatructions to back Ways bie own 88 a subaritute. the bir. DAWES moved as an amendment that Committee be instructed to report back a the rates of dutca to 90 per cent and ducing Mr. present rates FINKELNBURG moved to amend Dawes' amendment, by reducing the rates per The cent of question the was taken on Mr.

Finkelnburg'a present rato. The mrtion. vote It was was then rejected taken on -yeas. Mr. Dawes' 79: agrerd to -yeaR, 111; to naye, the 07.

par- of and The it bill was war then recommitted tee of Wars and Means. with instructions in port it back forthwith amended by The Vote on dottes to 90 recommittal per was: 117; 8. cent of the exiating day. KELLEY was proceeding to say, after that Mr. Mr.

Dawee' amendment, that he Gor- vote tome on mainbers had ented under a misapprehenbut ha was Interrunted by calla to into aT Fiop, a Mr. GARFIELD called out that there on but that the baok of the tion Dawes' proposition only applies to was broken. was Mr. specified after line 22, page 2, and up to that is, it does not apply to coal, pig-iron, which articles are to pace 16; the leather, rate or reported in the bill originally. instructed, and it was referred to the DARES thereupon reported back Mr.

as Ben- tee of the Whole, to be taken up to-morrow. RECESS. The Honec then took a recess till of half the evening Fession to be for bueiness turF Committee. EVENING SESSION. TreasMILITARY BILLS P'ASSED.

pro- The following billy, reported from the in tee on geLate bill Military to Affairs, establich were the pay of enlisted passed: An of the Senate ariF. bill to establish the system of cotton 10 and to elevate the seized tian of the rank and file of the army. on spite Bonfe bill est of line drawn north and providing that all ofllcera cotton any point Omaha City. and. porth of were drawn ough east and west on the southern taken.

if Arizona, without eball deduction of pay or be alowed eixty days' resti- in two seara; three months once 10 absence, the yeare, or four months once in men once four years. have bill the same placing footing with respect enlieted paid. on extra duty service as other for all LOPE. de- lande Benate constituting amenomenta the to Fort the Collins military House bill years. in Colorado suuject to pre-emption by 8 homestead entry.

JUG Honse bill to provide Rock for the Island, establishment and a military prison at government thereof. NEW BILLS. yes Mr. COBURN, Chairman of the preceding Military was mitter, who bad the Dis to alep allow revoried the a pay to offloers from the data bill onnstruing existing held tered commifalone at the time in consequence of being in cases where they were Vari pital from wounde or in rebel bill. prisons.

Republic. plained advonated the another member of certain Mr. STOUGHTON, interesta. mittee, which opposed would as take dangerous $20,000,000 and pernicious out to sa- Treasury. and he moved to lay 1t on the act, bill.

to Mr COBURN dented that it would suffering tenth Mr. of the POLAND amount argued stated that by the Mr. proper Stouchton. par- tion of extering lawa proposed on to the it, out the which thie bill give After long die onesion, the bill was filing War Department nullified, equitIFd. Mr.

STOUGHTON, from the Fame reportea a bill to enable honorably-disobarged afternoon soldiers and sailors, their widows and OTphane, to acquire home tends to on assigned, pubilo lande, Speeches and were made by Meera, HOUGHTON, allowing their rihta PLATE CONGER, and COBURN. in support of the hill, and by Mes-ra DUNNELL, MOCORMICK, RITCHIE, TOWNBEND (Pa), and TORNSEND (N. against it as being in the in terest of land abarke add speculatore, and involving four hundred million acres of land sailore. with little OF DO advantage to soldiera or Aiter a lorg de bate, and withont reaobing any vote on the bill, the House adjourned. PARIS, crisis official under that, his centrate wards ed rebel The dor.

arrivod ur frow the troops. pect that fled camp to them plete 1 will their of to Luie trol. ones the in rid tion, that tione rein ot beof 23; this day 86- dan He and of the legal to 1w- and Cleoelao- the and and a OF the Com- the the The the claim- sub- the ApAnd Jodithe the Jadiot- June. in the the Appro- he is lawfal catton of iniato that in United said is the roles all De the was the subject Carolina the of the Tariff lines of out motion roted enacting would House. Kelof 295 Chairenact in that of report the bill reof the Mr.

to 80 110.. motion, Committo reredacing rates. 75. the thought order, was no coaliarticles line 272. salt, stand at the bill Commit- past 7, the Mili- Commit- men deposits, condi- duty at south the line bodndary leave of allowance, three the ento comonlisted declaring reseraud of the Combilis.

80 88 of their not musin He ex- the Comof the tahle. cost one- construewas that which the recommit Comm'tten. SPAIN. May Is atated here that there is a in the Spanish Cabinet. MADRID, May Berrano has made reporta of his engagement with the forces Don Carlos, in Navarre.

The Marshal says after serious reelstance the troops succeeded in toroing their line, folly annibilating the outire force. He now will conhis troops in Biscay, and drive out the insurrectioniate in that province, leaving the voluntfera to purene Don Carlos, whe fled to Andindes. Curbineare who are with the country will pursue what bands may yet remain in Navarre. Insurgents continue to come in and surrouSeven hundred and fifty prisoners have at Pampeluinea The Goverament forces operating against the are conually being reinforced. LONDON, May Times' special Madrid Don Marshal Carlos nas dad to French frontier.

derrano, with him are in pursuit of the Pretender, and to overtake PARIF, May Union, newspaper, admits the main body of the Carlista in Spain Carlos wa4 and lost 100 men, and that Don to PErpiired the mountains, denies that he was pursued by the Government troops. FOREIGN. MEXICO, MATANORAS, May Revolutionists broke yesteruay near Reguosa, nud are returning Camargo. It 18 Bald a large number pave deserted, and the force is in a comstate of demoralization General Ceballos aisband the National Guard to-morrow, are no lunger required. Arrivals to day from the interior report nothing Corrill'a force Lolas the city and State of interest.

General Rooha holda Potosi. The Government is gradaally recovering whole of the country late under insurgent oonTowing and Querogas' forces are the only of 'any in Northern Mexico. Gereral Cortino Das been ordered to report City of Mexico, to answer for hie complicity cattle, stealing, Fo thie and border banditti. is likely to of this robber, thief, GREAT BRITAIN. LONDON, May seasion of the House Commons, lag.

niel was devoted mainly resolu- TO debate ou the Booteh Education bill. A introduced by Mr. Gurdon, member for Glarrow the Scriptures aball form part of the instruoand Aberdeen Universities, providing in schools, was carried against the GovernIc ment, ia by rumored Fore that several of the Korlle Telands a of 216 to 209. the North Pacillo are to be leased to the United Bratte. extend from Karts hotka to Japan.

The three These twenty live in numbor, southernmost belong to Japan, and the othera At a reception beld at Windsor Castle yesterby Queen Victoria, several American ladles were ed to Her Majesty. General John Hall, of the British army, is dead. Dr. leads Butt, member of Parliament Limerfok, has written a lotter on Home Rule." aska for on Trish Assembly, in which Home Rolers sball be fully represented. He of the plan of a fruternal union between proves Ireland and Ergland, guaranteeing the aurbority union, the which he ears will be a satisfactory settleCrown, and draws the outlines of a federal ment of the relations of the two conatries.

EDINBURG, May depatation sailed of to day olergymen, of the Scutob Church, America, to artend the Genoral Assembly be held in Detroit. Mach interest is fait the event, which is the first acknowledgement the Cuurch in America. DENMARK. authoritiea COPENHAGEN. in forbidding mombers of the May action national Society from holding meetings in city on Sunday, and the subsequent oranch arreat of Preeident and Treasurer of the bore, rite to great excitement awong the meinbara the A large umber gathered the streets and created considerable alarm Their violent denunciations of the Governmeut.

They were finally all diapersed is by the quiet. police, and at present 068 been deemed prudent, the however, place a and military palaces until the excitement guard around all entirely will Leading be prosecuted members of for the ciery treason. in this The otty police are adopting energetio measures to soppress any tuwult whion arise. GERMANY. BERLIN, May is again indisposed, and bis physicians insist on absolute rest, the consequences quay ba seriona.

The new fortifications of Strasbourg are to eLven mullione sterling. FRANCE. PARTS, May blinistor of War to-day before the Aseembly a bill constituting cenaured a con wartial for the trial of olivera by The Duke de Penthiavre, son of the Prince acport of the Commission on Capitulations. Joinville, Is to marry the Princess Curistine, danghter of the Duke de Montpenster, In their The ion on Capitulations port fortified town of Schlestadt to the German censure the oticer who surroud-r-d trona Amine the late war. The AD for the gallant defence he made, bat blame the who commanded for having subeequently eurrendored the town.

WEST INDIES. Don Alvarez de la Campa, father of NEW YORK, May Havana letter, of 24, the Faye: young student 80 brutally massaored address to the King of Spain, which be sent the volunteers last November, bad written Madrid by General Palanca, in which he manded juetice on all address implicated be had in the caused of his thousand to be printed for child, of this ral in Spain copies and Caba. The leaders of tion, butchers, both dreading the result of the address, termined, if possible, to had suppress taken, it. with They the that dress to General the King, a numberot documents, Palancas the facts stated by Mr. De la Among proving there is a letter addressed De the la Campa, after the arrest nf the then Governor of Havana, Lopez Roberta, latter'8 rod which is said to be convincing the proof Governor of renal the purposes arrests.

which The leaders of the volunteers inatigatod make to ferco De la Campa, either treaties determined or threate, to telegraph General instructions not to left present for the Spain address. by the Palanca bad and counter orders from De la only would steamer, reach him on his arrival at Cadiz of into instant sly Ding death 8 telegram already written, failed to frivhten De la the ment, latter and sought hastened to the acting Cantain the protecoon of the and to the Governor of Havana. because One advised him to leave the leland, eral gored him be could not, for want of Upon means, this antes De either la Campa life acted, or taking property. tho steamer vice mania for Europe. AUSTRALIA.

LONDON, May 7 -Advices received here by from Australia state that heavy graph bich caused a terrible loss of life, had drowned, and the growing orops wore in Melbourne. Four hundred persona damaged. WISCONSIN. by Freabets at Duluth-CadetDamage Examination Farming Prosship PECTE, Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune. May 7-Governor Washburn MADISON, information that the water of the has received spring through the freshet dyke in the built by the Duluth people, and 8t.

Louis River has broken the Minnesota wate re are Point rushing into the lake, threatening auch through the canal acros8 a civeraion taken prompt action to protect Wisas to entirely destroy Superior harhor. conein He has interesta. The story that the Superior folks had blown up the dyke is a Duluth fabrication. for cadetships in At a competitive Ruek. of the Bixtu Dieexamination the gitt the examiners recommended George Paltrict, Euu Claire, for the cadetship at West of Ustick, of La Crosse, for the at Annapolis.

Young Palmor de a Point, W. F. Naval School Freshmen class at the State Untmember of has been a student for over tho vereity, He is where he young man of marked ability, and year. a every way worthy. received $2,200 for relief of The Governor the Wisconsin burnt distriot during in April.

weather of the last few days has The warm vegetation forward with great rapidity, brought to-night rejotce the farmers. and New York Legislature. AIRANT, N. May tho time the insurance in C. Southwiok, Jr.

who disappeared the at House commenced, and whovert reappeared gation of here a few daya since, and indicated cis williogness to to have been reopened for testify, MAR again disappeared. The investigation was the purpose New of York taking charter hie 1188 testimony. passed the House, The as to prohibit appropriations to amended 60 schools. it now goes baok to the sectarian Senate. Local bill was lost in the Senate.

The The Option bill and bin regulating proceseions in Brgiatry ulties passed the Assembly. House adouted a action resolation in that relation it is to the inexto take of farther Cardozo he having resigned, impeachment anticipated the objeot sought. ALBANT, N. towns May vote vote upon the rejecting question the bill to authorize was reconsidered, and the bill of selling liquor paseed. Vessels Passed Detroit, isten, DETROIT.

Comet, Mich, Colin May Campbell, CanGrace Greenwood, Libble Naa, Orient, Golden Kate Riebmond, George Kate L. Bruce, Breel, Fleece. Schooners Kate Kelloy, Senator Blood, Ur- Lillie Pareone, J. Bugler, AconJamaica, month. DETROIT, James May Fisk, Vanderbilt, Equinox; Ply Krowenaw: Wm Sanderson steamer Wade, Melrose, John T.

Mott, Wild Rover, F. Jobnaon, Thomas Parsons, White Florida, C. N. Lakes. Oak, Queen Propellers H.

B. Tattle, Mendota, May Flower. west. Live dreck Market, Watertown May cattle re(Mass.) WATERTOWN, Mass beavy from West ani demand ceipte sopply lower; galea, obolsa fair, 09 50; firet quality, $7 Becond, -xtra, 021.00; $9 00 third, 1,013, prices unand in lota $4.76 a 6 75 each: extra, $9 00 changed; sales Lambs, $6.00 11.00 per head; 210.75. Spring veal calves, $3.00 NEW the very New month wife, with and reach have they the Some his on be his ber to he be the of the or as the at to for che ap- for 8002 fo of police Interthe the gave of ia by It to pablio has 80- high may or cost laid the de rethe NEW YORK.

Despatch to The Chicago Tribune. PERSONAL YORE, May Thomas Buobanan Read, poet and artist, is lying at the Astor House low with pleuro pneumonia. He arrived York on the Scotia, one week ago, so mood enfeebled that he was carried to the hotel. One ago he left socompanied by his to return to Cincinnati. Daring the voy across the Atlantio, severe pneumonia prostrated him, which continues, complicated other alarming disorders.

Though greatly reduced in body, his mind 18 clear, his ruling wish at present 18 to be able his relatives in Cincinnati. His physicians ecarcely any hope of his recovery, and, though the patient was slightly easier, are not unprepared for a rapid change worse at any moment. AN OLD COUNTERFEITER. Patrick Kelly, over 70 years old, who has been engaged in counterfeiting most of his life, gave ball recently to answer a obarge of having counterfeit money with intent to pass of the money WAS found possession, and BOmO at residence, a bundeome brown stone-front house Thirtieth etreet. Just before he obtained attempted to commit eulcide by outting throat, Injuring bimeelt severely.

He WAS rested again to day by a policeman, who thought conduot on an ap-towa street corner picious. The officer searched him, and found counterfelt two-duller notes, purporting to irrued by the Ninth National Bank, and a of counterfeit ten-dollar notes, purporting be issued be the Farmera' and Bank, Kelly admitted had notes with the intention of gelling them, paying: "I got them for a young mac, was going to show them to 'him to aee whether they would suit or not." He Is eard to have extensively engaged for years in colliog quaptties of counterfeit notes to professional rafters of same, being the agent in supplying from the manufacturers. Ho was committed this morning in default of $10,000, and will ably fail to got fresh sureties. THE BOGUS LORD GORDON. Jay Gould's suits against the bogua Lord con were up in Court again to-day.

The point of public interest developed was the that Gould sent a cable message to London 10th of April, saying: A pereon vimeelf Lord Gordon, alias George Gordon, Gordon Gordon, pretending to be al 8011 of Aberdeen, and to have already taken his seat the House of Lorde, hag lately from the West to this city, is operating largely. Is he impostor, or son of the Earl, or Illegitimate To which reply was received on the 11th of from Mr; Burcham, London, eolicitor, to the 'owing Effect Person must be impoator. Present Earl Aberdeen is certainly at this ment in Italy. He has not yet taken his seat House of Lorde. Only other person who bave been Lord Gordon, or Earl of Aberdeon, UDe of whose death by drowning in January, evidence la overwhelmingly strong.

The lawyers Lere have never heard of any olaimante." STOCKS. Rallway and mlecellaneous speculation on Stock Exchange to-day paesed through many Early dealings wero at a further oline of 1 to 2 per cent, and the market had very ragged appearance, bat this condition affairs was soon obanged by ebarp and baying of stocks by a few leading bulls, changed speculations from bear to ball, and eulted in an advance to per cent. the afternoon there were frequent and wide notions and rallies, although A8 day advanced the activity subsided, the worket at times WAS dull. flood of long stock poured out yesterday was perceptibly felt to-day, and every time market was left to itself prices dropped off, leuding features of the day were Northweatern, Pactdo Mail, Weatern Union, Union Pacido, Island, Ohios, and Lake Shore. The closed dirm, but not aotive.

GOLD. In the Gold Room the temper of speculation was changed for the time boing. Early In day gold eold at 1141, but afterward declined to 1133. and cloeed at A alight advance in 88- curies at London, wore favorable rumors from Washington, and deorease In ebipments of specie to day from the amount fret named, were causes ageigned for the fall in gold. One foreign bank irg drm to day gold cable tranaters on London to the extent of 2260,000 sterling againat negotia tiore of Erie consolidated mortgago bonds, which checked to some extent the outdo of gold.

MONEY market activo this afternoon at 7 sold to 1-39, but fically closed at G. FOREIGN EXCHANGE quiet and firm at 1091 01081 for 00 daya aterling, GOVERNMENT BONDS closed quiet and firm. Root read the frat of Gould's allidavita, already the published, denying positively the to accuracy the of avermenta of Gordon's afidavit as transaotione between them; that Gordon held with him any transactions in puts and calle," eto. A number of very voluminous were then read, and after some discussion the Court gave Gordon a week to out in his responsive aid avirs, when both he and Gold are to be present to sabmit to an Lion. DIED, Russell Sturgle, a prominent merobant of this city, died to-day.

DAMAGES AWARDED. libel Tne suit of damages Captain Samuels, has been radaced against tha Evening Post, in the by the jury from $5,000 to $500. RECOVER. BUIT TO A Russian lady, named Frerioff, tho Had- the con River lose of trunk Company containing valuable heir Railway for $100,000 for a looms. AN days the whole force of the ESCAPED CRIMINAL.

For States Dapaty Marshals have been lookthe past three United Henry Howard, a rich merchant, who, it is ing for alleged, Was guilty of extenalve frauds Government in arrest the earlier granted part of 1869. prainat The warrant for lils was by the Commissioner Osborne on 8 complaint aseistanta. made It was by one thought that he would secretly sall for Dorope of Supervisor Dutober'8 and that day's were on watched Eaturday, withont finding him. His family took passage in the steamer Bavaria, the and, passenger and list. although could hie not be found on board when the VARRAI name appeared on he la believed that be took the alarm in sailed.

evade an arrest, and bag escaped from It time to in other way. Secreuy IA mainthe tained country in regard some to the nature of his frauds. A MORMON SCHIS)I. has divided the Mormon Church In A Williamsburg, N. Y.

Of two hundred members, sobism have declared against Missionary polygamy, Temple. nod have started a church in the reventeen have chosen their elders and against prieste, others and They are determinea to wage a crusado polygamy, and adwho maintain the doctrine of vocate immigration to Utah. SUICIDE. William Franklin, a prominent a member dentiat, ot the and for the past eight or ten years Seventh hanged bimeclt, No ear 345 yester- Bixth day avenue, mornin, the cause being business troubles. at restdence, GULAR.

INSANITY, In husband the suit for of civorce, Mra. on the grouud of adultery, Juliet Rom wick againat her the latter act. pleaded referee reports in favor of insanity at the time of commit ting the The granting the EIGHT application. STRIKE. HOUR Pursuant to notifloation given yesterdsy last week, for the eight-bour Brooklyn ayatom.

carpentera A number of the bosses struck the the demand at once Itis belleved that all conceded be compelled to accede to the demands will of the work men. AN ILLINOIS WOMAN ASTRAY. Eliza Conison, a woman who said that alie lived in Illinois, apparently drugged, and was sent to found in the Twentieth Precinot yesterday. the Bellevue Hospital. GENERAL HURLOOT, nister from the General Stares Harlbut, to Colombia, who bas just returned of from Unired his post on leave of absence, brints the of extradition which he- has nego.iated with Colombia.

treaty STOCKS. Central Pacific bonds olosed at 1021 Unlin Vardan him Pacific firsts, 929 lund grants, 80 7 2 81 1n- fin comes, 66 2 BREADSTUFFS. For flour the Inquiry was fair, and prices of April moat grades again higher. Family brands deone cidedly higher and pot to freely offered. No.

2 by and superfine more active and firm, At the an to close the market was atrong at an advance. de- Under more favorable news from Liverpool for murder arrivals, and rapid advance in In wbeat, limited flour, holders have put up their pricea 4 80 per the bu. The market at the close was strong. but de- quiet. The higher prices asked obecked business know ad- for export and milling.

Pork in limited demand. clearly and market weak. Prices somewhat nominal in Campa. the absence of wholesale sales. by to the Associated 400, the NEW YORK, May was a fair attendTHE ANNIVERSARIES.

to ance to-day at tho anniversary meeting of Steinthe American Temperance Cummiraion, held in by 00 wHy Hall. Aaron M. Powell alluding preaided, to the Cincin- made and Palanca nati Convention, lie said it was remarkable chat the principal address. In was no temperance in the platform, alGaneral last there CAm pA though the chief man placed upon it was a tomThreats perance man. Yet the abeence of such a plank Campa WAB not remarkable, perhaps, the after second all, and when, according to report, man upon the ticket WAS 8 wine-bibber.

Gen- An address to the country W86 litter adopted. in which State Legislatures are urged he 8A- to take action in favor of total abstinence, and office recguar- ad- who is not a temperance man. Resolutions cmwending the appointment of no man to Gor- were adopted advielog olergymen to substitute water for wine in the comn.anion servico, and to extend the right hand of fellowship only to total abstinence men and women, GOULD AND GORDON, tele- The litigation between Gordon and and caoh Jay derond- Gonld, floods, in which each party is plaintiff occurred ant, two suits having been brongnt. Came no baWArE fore Judge Brady this morning. Gordon's greatly counsel enid that there were three motiona OG6 certain etooks and bonde which he suit by Gordon for and to recover from Gould one in the suit by Gould against Gordon, made by Gordon to vacate an claime order of arrest, and, third.

a motion of Gould in of apotber anit, a examine complaint. After a little disoneto Gordon for the purpose Prosship sion it preparing wha agreed that all motions should be beard together on behalf of Jay Gould. Mr. A fre morning, for the ba -M employ -E. and it.

Illinois in named bla Central -Itia bail Ayers, will AT- to Pekin Alton Ave be longer obarged. est that pounds week and The been only small licensee over catione in probis to of Gor- leet only the faot la on u8 calling whole alias Earl in debt come where AD pany tera April, fol- week bad mo- There in wallet oonld is 1870, family come the vi- aver dea of fall. quick which re- way 1 Daring can'a reicon the be and in an The much the A The Rook market who than by the Tudian Outrages in Arizona. BAN FRANCISCO, from Virginia May sear Breambuat Springs robbod the stage bat obtained less than a thousan sesterday, despatches 887 the Apaobes are dollars in coin. ny around Prescott.

The Miner has two Arts Da By amps freeh atrocities. B. White was murarm ou deed la of Williamson Vallay. The troops remain Lil, awaiting the reault of General Howard's 04 ace mission. a a attacked Aggaa Fria station and le G.

LLo W. emith and Joseph AtermaD, buta well own citizens of Prescott. and captured all the stock. The bodles of the murdered station men has were stripped and The been abandoned. The budy of Osborne P.

Clarke, of Taras, in WAS found one mile north of Miut Valley, shot the bead and Gallaghan WEB seriously wounded by the breast. Indiaus at Bouver Creek. to COMMERCIAL LAW. Constitutes an Attachment Bend-. What When Proceedings Are Not Conclusive.

at Loami, near Springfeld, last Friday the store of J. W. Neat and destroyed id pg of John Lederhose. Loss, $7,000. euluvant, the Ford County farmer, will 175 men on his farm, all of whom must THE NORTHWEST.

ILLINOIS F. Chittenden, of Kansas, Edgar County, time connected with the Fourteenth at ode Volunteers, is the only Republican for Clerk of the Sopreme Court in Grand Division. reported at Scottrille that Proeldens. of tue Farmers' Railroad, within ten days commence work on that road, extending and Barr'e, and that the Peoria Spottville will continue it from that point Road Junotion. on the Illinole River will rue to Peru, on account of excoesive -The Williams mine, near Galena, is the lead miue in the country.

Over of mineral have bean taken out within or two. WISCONSIN. Gazelle says that up to the Green Bay four applications bad been made twenty under the new liquor law. Last licenses were granted. Present sixty aro that about one-halt of those dealing drinks will discontinue the tratio.

intoxicating -The dome of the Court House at Milwaukee surmounted by a a a a a a a a a atatue of the Goddess be about 19 feet high, and A ball of Liberty, in diameter. Tho height of the building of the atatue will be 205 feat. The top pushed forward to completion as rapidly being possible, and next fall will, no doubt, 888 building finished. Davenport Library Association is SEI The and without repources. General Superintendent of -A, R.

Switt, Rock Island Pacidio Railroad Chicago, telezraph lines, has removed his from Chicago to Davenport. of an unknown man was -The dead body fisbed out of Skunk River, at Kellogg, evidently been in the water a long Was $50-three tens and a twenty-in suspended to the neck by a string. INDIANA. At Lafayette, last Sunday evening, Lenaban shot and wounded his brother-in-law, Michael Mulcaby, because 8 family quarrel to that issue, Lenaban gave himself up. MICHIGAN.

The Michigan Central Railroad owns an mile square, east of the City of Jaokson, a it is erecting shops and other necessary whereon buildings, and the works will be completed -The Detroit Tribune Anya: are Operations going on the forward Chicago rigorously in the vicinity de Canada Southern renton. leland lie with heavy the main land has been bout, embankment connecting preparations are for in bulloing active the progress. bridge The acroas bridge the above the water, aud there la acroas to be a 14 A is to be establi hed toe feet it. fe of ry river for the present. But the tention channel to the nitimately bridge the entire river.

grading of the Canada Southeru 18 auld to be -Tue completed. Michigan Central will be double-traoked between Detroit and Ypsilanti by midsummer. -At Detrolt, last Baturday evening, Wright, formerly an industrious mechanio, past has done little for several years hang around disreputable houses, was Gardiner, proprietress of a house of Liz fame, but his life is snared. NEERASKA. Rasmussen committed suicide In John Omaha, last Friday night.

About six weeks and immediately proved false to married, by meetinga with her complaint of the wife, he Being arrested on dearored to kill bor, and then to burn dowa house over his head; and was Anally jail, where his carer ended as above. -Tho Omaha Republicon Bay8: The Union Pacific arrived Land bero by raur ad from Department report homesteaders 4 not Arrived in Herald ease that tho nary number -The Flattemouth the college of the pect of baring Episcopal Churob erected there is good. MISC Last week, an opthree of the pall-ben from the bouse tr their watches. Jews ave -Maryland State in order to ma valid there unless per the Gospel." -Retorns of the Massachusetts Bureau show that the cash value of bor Btatistics State has decreased nearly within the past ten years. bill to encoprage the manufaotare of -A baa passed to be engrossed in the sugar obugetta Legielature.

Its friends urge that cultivation of the beet will yet supplant in the Connectiout Valley. Hence tobacco appeal to all opponents of tobacco to join for sugar rersus smoke. -Buffalo gnats have caused great of horses and mules, along the Pearl River, within a few weeks. Alabama de Chattanooga Rallroad -Tho leased to the Mobllo Ohio Railroad been agement. -A ship brought to Boston, last week, 20,942 bars of iron, baeldes part of her considerable bundle iron, and 1,000 tons of -A Mew York letter The Chureh pastor, of the hare Disciplea, sold the four lots the Rev.

Georgo cently Hepworth, purchased on West Thirtieth street price they rare for lot them, on account They of ready ability to raised buy a 8110,000 for building purposes fifth adjoining. and they now propose to raise bare more in recently small oilered sums. to give this society several The Church of the valued at 860,000, and 86,000 in takes caali the en condition name Mr. The Hepworth' raicon church d'eire of the new church giver. desire to break down the antagonism between ent denominations.

and to The form a name socioty Church that include a'l iden fully. while that Disciples is a gond desiguation for exclusively of New therofore, that and ORE It la probab.e, will not be accepted. -The Court having decided salaries of State Judges is taxation of the atitutional, those who have paid taxes claiming a refund of the amoant and are which is pleasant for them. Thereupon, a report that the Chief It, one starts of Maseachusetts bae recovered does not know better Who To make it correot, this? Justice must have paid Federal said Chief lese than $200,000 salary since 1863, on not has not received more than $60,000. he is eaid to have bagged a little Sworne Federal Judge.

The estate of Abraham la a la credited with $3,600, when he was coln State Judge. PERSONAL. the "Bugle Bong" and the "High Tide" sha inthan troduced a few notes of singing with good eff-et. the showing her voico to be little remarkably hasty by pure an inand sweet, although rendered a taxes opportune The scenes from "Barco when and Juliet" were read with an average ability. Judge which, witbout any and undue satieded taxing ber auditora.

her mootal The of He cererul powers. impression made upon the audianca was pleased $1,000. Lin- agreeble, and we doubt not that the intimate novor 8 reason to be eatieded with her appearance and friends of Mra. Richardson felt that ther bad reception for the first time in the capacity of A public leader. THE GLOBE THEATRE.

audience Court of Illinois. Decision of the Supreme has been generally understood that judgin a proceeding, in this State, commenced attachment, was conclusive as to the parties within the jurisdlotien of a aotually brought until reversed Upon this basis proper Court, action of Daniel Heasty Co. was defended Bamuel Bliss Company, bafore Judge Rogers. The Supreme Court bas now, however, explained the matter, Anding that cases. The opinion was written by Justice Walker, as follows: appears that appellees (Bliss who were traders in Maraballiown, were 4a, ordorod of in appellanta Chi(Heusty Co who wholesale grucers through their travelling agent, a number of role of dried fruit It was to be of choice quality, appellants Were so advised by their 8: The uit wha shipped 10 appollees, who iccelved it, bus.

regarcing it of the quality ordered, they returned to explanation. On rer they credited appelleea with the frolsat what they claimed was the market price belup two or three cento leas on Dis pound than they had charged appol for it, open the alleged gronuda that it fallen. in the markot between tho time when slipped and returned to them. This, with of the charges Paid fur freight, left a balance in favor of 8:9.77. Subsequontly they aned out a writ attachment against appellocs.

had it levied upon their property. gavo notice, and, no defense being mace, re covered jodgment fur that 811m and costa. and sued out execution and eold the prop attached tor a triflo over thu amount of the Jude. ado corta; thereupon Trangut suit for maliciously dun wrongiully sueinz out the writ of attachment auc recovered die jndgweut from which this apre I was taken. Appellants urge that the Court below erred in reudering the judgment, becuuse they claim that the in the attach.

meut emit 18 conclusive between the par Lea and cannot be quostioued in collateral proceeding. That 18 50 conclusivo that irangers to the proceeding will protected in their rights by purchase or other wisa, lubbmu b.as the Court acquired jurisdiction of the the tu dorm rule of all Charts. But, whether is subject matter, we cannot doubt. ouch we bellace binding upon the partiea it till anch reveracil. held to preBets a very different quration.

If be ulte law, then many cases might ba supposed, not ely to occur iu which a nou-realcent or absent If debior it alva might occur that a note should be forged be aubjected to great wrong. against a should be made the basia of an attachmont, And abaent from the State or a fictitiona of the proceedings shonid be regitiarly condouted to gment. aud a sale of the property. it it until shonid held tai the jodgment WAs conclusive versed, would be to bold that by that fraud And false might pretences in aererting such a alm, a man slipped of his properly without re nody. sanction It cannot surely he said of the law will and protrot Foch injuatice, fraud, and wrong.

In auch a case all that would De necegaary for the protection of such Li justice would be to have all of the legal steps the suit conform to the mature, and the plaintita 11 the attachment could bold the nones thus ed, however trando'ent the claim. or criminal means by which the judgment was obtained. The law is not so inefficient in its powor to protect persons in their rights Is was, no doubt. to prevent the perpotration such in that the General Assembly. in in xiving the bond rent abut the by plats.

tiffin attacument and la sureties a tachment made it a condition Abould be liable for all damages It occualoned conid by not wrong. have been deafened that they should only ba liable to Case fully anirg ont the attachment. platutidi or the failed plaintiff TO frandalently sues out the writ recover judgment. If nothing De, pro-ecate8 it to Jodgment and a sale followa. that he has recovered a jud-ment on a fal-8 wronginily eucd out the writ and mFre anjust claim dues not render the claim just.

the pun proper. It ia wrongful on anch and a as claim as abhorrent to juetice to aue and recover Tro form a of the bond reanired of the plaintiff before recover jodgmont suing oat the writ, found 5th Section to of the taol ment act, fully rerognizes the right ane Wrongiully suing out the attach mout. his The anit condition with da effect. that if or in the case plaintiff of failore shall prosecate pay the defendant COST8 in the suit and anch damages as ahall be a ward. ed agalost the plaintit, etc in any suit brought eco the aping right out to malotain a ault for wrot gfally the attachme: t.

This Iangnare ging snob a suit, and we have seen whan that the 18 38 great or greater uri it progresser to Judgment as when the suit fails reason and the for maintaining such an tion to certect the wrong is surely a8 grave la of the recovery of a Judgment as when no limited Jn4rment is rendered. And this section has not eDit 10 the failure to recover the jadement, bat reco, right whenever the attachment In wrongfully case of recovery in attachment, and the property sued out. ratinly against the judgment. a farther suit to recover the which judgment la rendered is insurdcient ancecan only be maintained on in the original attachment, causeot and on and not on the Jodgwent any such a defence suit he cond have interposed, up had no suit the defendant may set and rely attachment ever been brought, or auch jugment thereon recover the ll Indement Nor.can to conclude the defence, Such the plaintiff in a case upon is ruly conclusive of tho fact that ooh Judgment proceecing was had, and protects rights acquired under it. This seemato be the rule all obtalo Courta whero ex eult parte 18 proceedings brought of on this the claim, character the When a attachment cannot be pleaded jndgment bar in bey ond the 80m collectad R8 der 0 ft, why should it be any more conclusive ur the defendant sues the plaintiff for wrongfully aning it out the ba in the one caao more than the attachment! No reason la perceived It why was beld in CARe of Bump F8 Betta.

19 Wend, judgment le not attachment. to bar That such a action for The malicionaly defendant suing In out attachment should an however, should enter his appearance, then the probably, would be that this altogether action was changed properly We are brought, the the judgment in the attachment suit as not of opinion and the rights of the partica and waa not a ut the Court below must be all med an by alter be It cago, yet bai and the 1 not 1 it it lera to no tolls richa id for far year be indibe la 10 to dome all 10 the in In the Com- last and time. a John had area this Rail- 1 of Bioaud Amorla to ewiug Covadiin- The pretty Georgo but else shot All- jail, at ago his mother. enthe lodged that the prosbodist York, bed of that not er of of Lafarms $1,0:0,000 beet Massathe that of they has man- 88 a rails. I.

they re. for the their in have al. by large $150.000 Puritana Iota that of the WAS a difforshould of the of the congregation their the offer thatFederal anconthereon getting tome Justice Thomas A. Scott, of the Pennsylvania Central, days ago, it he would be a 080 when asked, a few Presidenoy, replied that the term but, it it could be made 99 didate for the short; years, was too would take a lease of it at once. he senior Rennett, of the New York Herald, -The old, but is still able to draw his is 75 years with as little fatigue as most men of too income cut four cords of wood and walk big age.

can fortr-tive miles to the polls in a day. Stephen 8allabury has added to his -The Hon. liberal gifts a donation of $10,000 to former very Worcester, Free Institute of Industrial the Scienco. of the Boston police, has been on -D. ClapD, the force" forty years.

Benator Bprague's recent reception, Mra. -At de deecribed as having looked Sprague She does not appear a day older than cently. before her marriage. -The late James Fisk, Jr, asserted, just bedeath, that he owned a large amount of fore his stock, and such was supposed to be the Erie but all efforts to And any record of tha case; since he died have been in vain, and suB. same are entertained of foul play on the part picions of those in whose names the stock was held.

-Dr. Daniel E. Dodge, Buperintendent of the Inebriate Asylum, sailed in the Binghamton last Saturday, for England, where he Busela, invitation, to lay before a Committee of gOES, by the House of Commone the reeults of the ments in this country for the oure of inebriety. -Tom O'Connor, an unassuming Irishman, 1s gaid to be the largest cattle owner in Texas. He does not know eraotly how many he has, bat the total will not vary much from 60,000.

Warrington," the Boston correspondent of the Springfield Republican, writing of the preslent session of the Logialatare of Massachusetts, BaF8: County has slso us a sensation inthe way of atoler Webster, and her daughter and aon-In law, having occupied one of the galleries during the seasiona two or three daya and the ante roums atroxe the of feat b-sinese of the in time, and and having festing a the pretty bill authorizing the taking of land loc dikea down at Green Harbor marah After hearing vately, I to the conclasion: that it was one of the queation debated several days, vublicly and pricame which may be traly remarked that there la much to he R8 said to on the real merita of the caso, the Houss gaTe the both sides I suspoot that, in their perplexity lady the benefit of the doubt. ex, with sot therly winds, over the Bonthern easterly States, add partis-ly weather, wita winde, veering to portherly, over the southern portion of the Brates and New England. Dangerous Finds not antloipated. THE CITY IN BRIEF. OblIRAry, Alexander Lloyd, the fourth Mayor of Chisago died yesterday morning at his residence (1840-41) West Lyona, near Riverside, at the age of 67, rheumadam of the heart.

The deceased W88 of the oldest Tosidents of the city, haviog Chlef Engineer of the Fire Department sear bolore his election to the Mayor's chair. FAB Alderman of the city for 88 Feral years entrequently to that was time, born in Orange County. Lloyd York, in 1805, He removed to West Leons one 3 car ago Ea leaves four children wife ceeded bim to the grave a short time The remains will be interred at Rosebill Cemotery to day. Meteorological. Langguth, Optician, 134 State street, corner of Meteorological observatione.

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clear. conbar. Abby AMUSEMENTS. Bage Richardson mate her and appearance as a dramatio reader last evening at Central Hall. The hall was well Illed with tha beat sociat and intellectual element of the portion of the oity in which it is altaated.

Curloalty to look upon the personnel of the reader, and the expectation of a genuine literary attraction combined in the production of this resalt. Moalo lent its charms to the occaaion. The pianist was Mr. N. who played in an agreeable manner selcotione from Chopin and Mendelesobn.

The stago was arrunged with aiderable taste. The reader eat at a small reading desk, a red acreen being placed behind her, and handsome DowEr stands with pots of trailing flowera standing on either side. She WaS receired with kindly applause when she made her appearance. Her dress WAR of sombro black, out high at the throat, with white at the wrista and throat. The ouls ornament upon per person was a Arring of white blossoma in the corsage, another clueter in her hair, and a plain gold ring upou the third finger of the left hand.

Her bands were unloved, Nothing could well have bean mmo than her whole caused attira. Barring 8 slight nervousness which a pearcely tremor in her voice and hesitation In her manner, there was little to indicate that this was her debut AR a public raader. The programme WAB good, the selection having eridently been made with due reference to Thay the ench as interest or amuse, even when read literary merit of the individaal were by elocutioniste of ordinary abnitr in Horatius" the drawThere WA8 the Macaulay, which has the the Pied ring Piper." of a genuine sewt-humorops poem of Browning, Tennyeon's martial muaio, 4. Bugle Song," scene from -Romeo and the from High Jean Ingelow, on the and a lew other selentiona of Tide Coast of minor merit and intercat, If the apprecio- and fine tion and earceat applause an indications intelligoot of succee8, then Mre. Richard first appearance 83 a sympathetin audience were reader must be set down aa successfal.

Nearly eVery three piece of the poems eeeming to fall upon the received its meed of cheera; only two or without making an impression. The lady pleasant, intellectual face, the 8 graceful wander, and a definite conception Ag of abe torce and poops of such literary efforte last evening presented. Ber voice showa calture, and the capability of displaying ble range of emotion. She is, however, slender of physique. and her voice cometires of effect where the expreseion of lofty sentiment 18 required.

Into Another large and fashiouable greeted Company the in Frienda appearance at the Globe Theatre, second of the Wyudaam the last senson 18 to be a successful one. The D'ay evening, giving comfortable assurance that improves col vastly summate teamies of interest which upon acquaintance. revealing were overtooked at the first glance, and justitying all 1h8 flattering words the which manner have of been epoben concerning it and ita production. Too 18 one of remarkable uniformity of strength, though grade of involving, dramatio in nearly every part, a superior role the central digability. Mr.

Wyndham's ure, but not to fact which is partly to his the extent of overshadowing anyhappy habit of giving all the rest a chance. body all things considered. equal the strongeat of his and vein which has made him favorite with is rendered 10 the easy, graceful, natural our theatre-goere. Next in consequence is the role the sustained Aneat by acting Mr. he has ever ebown in ChiFitzpatrick, who dosa far Mesara.

Parselic, Ryan, aud Giddena each have cago. a less important share of the business, bat the faot that they exercise their abilities to the beet porsible advantage, and make the as most ing their parta, disposition la not to a leave to nothing undone which little their oradit showa will add to the general harmony and evenne-8. Jon8 Mra. by Rignolo, her as Mrs. RIACA Union, of manner, finished wins golden action, an attractive stage presence and mnat and excellent reading, together with artistio tarte in costuming.

The oli Chicago is favorite, Mies Polly warmeat Eccles expressions Bidney of Cowell, welcome, and would be needless to add that what little ceived with the it sbe Mre. has Jordan, to do is Mies done in Florence her own Cowell, Mias charming satisfactory Stanley, and their Mr. respective roles, adding their abara toward Allerton, are also most making 1 up the admirable further ensemble. notice, Frienda" which will be continued until ebould not be necessitated for weeks to come. ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Mr. Me Wade'a version of Rip Van Winkle" ontinues Academy indiences. affording the liveliest satiafaction to large exprort and by the performance company in general is exocedingly esung and enjoyable. THE MINSTRELS bold their own in poipt of patronage. contriving to attiact good to the West Side and regaling them with a programme 1wl of noveltiee.

War Weather Progaostics. MAY falling barometer, casterly to poutberty winds, prevali alnady, on threatening atber, with rain, and will ward frown westward, the Oblo and probably extond eastward lower Lake region. Partially oleudy tho young woman her 18 mother, becoming, quiet deaf: it di mark, hereditary; very, very the deat. Queen of DetThe P.ir ce68 Alexandria begins, also, to loot deaf; she leans forward to catch all that is said, and has a little vague expression. Whet ebe -and she rarely sits on such casiona as one abe throws out he.

loft foot. as if taking of the dancing sitions, the first movement forward or back: ward which she makes, betrays the rassod this, her left knee is stiff and moves rigid: ly, The Prince pita and stands; indeed, bet without bending. threw himself into a chair twenty times least, during the visit. I am not 25 Wall an in men's clothes as in women'a; still, I will do my best in regard to the Prince's It seemed as English and deticient in as bis wife's-for really that white lace of' hers and provincial cherry neck tie, with its old style and bad atyle lace dowers, ware very far from being in good taste Albert Edward's figure is natorally bad, and as he is quire stoat for his yours the form does not grow any better air long torso and short legs look olamsy. He bad on a pair of loose gray pantaloons, a loose brownish gray, overcoat; brown close gaiters, a felthat with a round crowa.

aarTOW brim, and 8 little cock's feather stuck in the ribbon. His Royal Highness has a bluff. boriy, Joha Bull look, hoth in big Toad back, heavy short legs. Trudy, square face; bo kind hearted looking man. He has lost all appearance of youth; sits and stands as a middled-aged man; his clothes hang lousely; he spreads out his legs when he sits down, shows the solre of his boota.

and seems to the comfort of position, which young men never do. He is baring in tho excellent jollies; AorT. of respectable appeara domestic frisk, -pirite, and to be aud onjoring is all the more for that its he novelty, handed his wife into the carriage in a gatoral, old marnoticed when the left ried-man sort of a way, and taozed in her: They admired Madame Jerichan's wondercarefully. ful pictore of the Mermaid, his the favorite portraits Od-lis- of the Khedive's piece of the asterand que, in-law, also the the Queen of The Priaq-48 portrais Alexandria said. How like Olga! Her pretty The neachy Princess of Wales has a beantifal.

cheek voice, deep, rich, mellow, attractive and she accent speaks and 3 nicety English of with a expression. very Sbe is a lovable-louk IDE find young it bard now, after his gowing of Roman, and the Prince shoald not the new fease of life, to be wild oats and good husband with snch a sweet, Princess pretty femi- too, nine wife. happy And and roung thankful for small fathe seems of go the leavings of his love. One thing I observed of their amoag Prince the and his wife, and their English. when they speak future, they show great bop fullness.

"Oh. Tea, they are going to be now; happy and the such Prince reis over all his nonsence marks they make. San be I to Everytbins May occurs at Carr'a The corner Irving of Cluh Adams and Halsted streets, this evening, -The customs daties at this port for the month Acril were the largest ever collected here, to $2,861,000. -The steamer Jacob Rehm got a still alarm about 6 o'clock last evening fur A fire flames in wara the of No. 310 Mohawk street.

The extinguished before its arrival, had Christopher his bead badly a out yesterday foreMiller, reaident on Arnold street. falling stone from a building at the by a corner of Clark and Madison streets. rabid dog was phot Western police avenue, officera yes- on -A West terday Madison forenoon. He was near a to hite a large dog the Grant Hose House, and the latter Eon -The eighteenth Medical Association will he held annual of the Illinois the Common Council Chamber in thia city, May 14. 15, and 16, -Within the past 18 houra the arrivals of coal lake TeACh 10,000 tons.

The effect upon WAR visible in a deoline of $3 per ton; the present price of Anthracite coal being $10. -Richard Stolle, of No. 99 Rees the atreet, fell corner from Larrahee and op Oak atreeta, yesterday afternoon ecatioldit a building pear His left arm was broken, and his left hip dangerovaly injured. -At 4 o'clock Festerday afternoon a little girl Dan ed Lizzie Statesman was accidentally and TOO over Euleted by a atreeta. wagon, She rear was not seriously hurt, and the corner of Mirohell WAR enabled, with aegistance, to walk to her home, No.

547 Balated street. -Two dead doge have lain on the corner Corti- and Hubbard atreets for nearly two wake, alrbough the Health Oficer was long ago notifled fact. The delicate consideration for the feelings of tho dead animal contractor is poritivery touching. -The wretched dens of Maggie Westzate and Cynthia Baker, on South Clark street. evening.

were a hy the Ferrison-street police Their last ncd conduct twelve on the persons street was the cause of the "pullarrested. -Philip Keener and themeelves Mongo with auch Walker were obliged modations to as the Barrison Btreet Statioa could content accomfford last night. Mr. Page, of No 65 him South Green street. claims that they deprived lerge gaantity of iron.

-Latter L. Mills, a talented young lawyer Chicago, lectores to-morrow on evening, the in aubject: Union Park Man of Good Cheer." The Inotare bas been Congregational Courob, The a meet excel'ent ebort, having bean jeceived in the West with markou lavor. -The Board of Poblio Worka, yesterday, granted building Caton, three permits story to brick. corner of Olinton the following parties: Jodge Burn etreeta. J.

Mo Williams, fonrVan stone. Williams corner of Monroe Are street and stone, Fifth Nos. story avenue. de Ferry, 113 and 115 State street. remains -Yesterday of the Peter Coroner Anderson, at 8t.

Luke's beid ou Inquest Hospital. The mad was fatally in Injared attempting at early jump hour on the Hyde Park train 03 it Monday morning to Bouth on Park Station. The jury rendered ing verdict of accidental death. -About noon Fears, was knocked down and yesterday, a boy named John Jobnson, feriouely I by a ranaway horee, aged 15 ner of Randolph and Clinton atreete. Twoother hoys WETA Johnson was carried over, to his home, No.

also run but they escaped hurt. West Indiana street. It is anticipated that cannot recover. -The epring session of the ba Chicago held Conferenca of Unitarian 8, at the Third Unitarian Conrol, Churches will on coD day, May mencing at 10 a. m.

E-saya will ba hard Charlee W. Wendte and 'given General by several J. the Rev. Webster. dietinguisbed Addresses clergymen and laymen.

will be frienda of the cause are invited to be present, Brate and Van Roten streets. caved in, and buried the in under a pile of earto. One of them, to exwhose Dame could but the other, Jalin 0 Freehold, not ba ascertained. managed tricate bimself, our. It was found that one of his bed to he duz broken, and his head badly burt.

He Jere lives bad en Bberman etreet. been -Michael the Ann Madi-on Kane, and Street Bration iza O'Brien were brought afiernoon to in a nihy state of intoxication. terday 0Di in A Thes were found Dy street, an and so shanty on Jedereon cart enema off in a truck drunk that wagon he In was the obliged pockets to of toe Kane were found $955.50, several dollars in gold 874 elver coine, and a number of valuable gold rings. -A well-a tended gathering of base ball playera was held at No. 43 Harmin court on Monday rebing.

for the pu Dose of laying the foundation of an amateur se ball ervic-s wan some proposed wellIt 10 endeavor to ecutire the of the krown clab second players to none in the city. Altar eff-otat present in town. and to make log a temporary organization. Friday the night, at meating the same stood adjourned till next place. -Charlotte Amith, one of the pablishers of the Inland Magazine, 8t Lou's is in the city, seeking to introduce that monthly to the Chicago pablic through the Western News Company.

Henca she goee to New Orleans 10 canvass for advertisemanta and solicit eabscriptions. At the time of the fire she was a resident of the North Division, where he lot her household goods, and has -At 6 o'clock yeaterdar afternoon. at a bank ul oley. RUNNING AGAINST ROYALTY. The Prince and Princess of Wales.

Rome (April G) Correspondence of the Philadelphia Bulletin There seems to have been an untoward chance abont royalty any other other way than "approximately." in her carThe rirge to take me to her studio, when I wag to day, Madame presented, in due to form. Her 38 Madame Majesty Jeri- of be Denmark; but I could not go, much to chad's dear friend, disappointment, Yesterday in order 83 to I have was gathering my with Bulletin together readers, Capi 2 came chat from with Madame Jerichan. Written on it Come directly. The Prince and w08: Princess of Wales are with Come at Once." And at once I went. The carriage bowled me swiftly down the hill.

along the Badnino, the TO the Piazza del Popolo, into court-yard of the best bits Palazzo of architec- Lovatti, OD 006 of Valadier's ture. aleo her husband's, -is at the end of the Madame Jerichan's studio, which ig court-yard; it bas been substantial there for coach, 20 years. with At the door stood a a footmen crown eut on of livery. opened the studio the panel, and coachmen and door and saw the Royal party the just leaving the sculpture room and enter painting studio. Prince Albert Edward and his pretty Princess turned and wade a walked slight halt behind as I entered.

of the I marble groups, as if I had bowed and. come op sore some sbort errand; the party went into Madame Jerichau's studio. I Harold refused, came bo- to me and urged me to go in. cause I wiabed to see the English Princess at ward my had I been in the studio when leisure; mureovor, it seemed awkthey arrived I could have been presented natarally; otherwise, to have followed -sheer them carosi- would have looked like what it wasty. So I' bade in Harrold door-arch leave me, between and the took two heavy tapestry curtains, throngh the up my stand the openings of which The I' could Princess 868 asked and hear at ease, Madame Jerichau who wag, and out she and the Prince were good enough, compliment to American her, to say a pleasant who, word they about the strunger, thought, had left the examination studio.

of the Then various they proceeded to the It pictures. to The Prince and Princess bad only one gentlen an of their suite with them. Biml'he Princess was dressed very ply; a flouncod black ailk, and short short skirt, loose by jacket of black merino, both trimmed with looped overskirt a l'Anglaise, with white guipare lace over which was black silk fringe. By the way, of rou where can by this peculiarty of dress. the know an English woman everypas- sion they bave to trim black silk with white hat lace, of the especially Princess in was a black velvet walking dresses.

The with 3 turned-up brim, 8 long black feather and 8 lictle, stiff, at straight, gay left side; peacock her sort hair of wAS turned feather re- the temples, and abe wore chignon of net; plain gold ear braids in around her throat, rings and a cherry rihbon white collar, ends under the points of the little white lace applique of the ribbon had a Highness bad dower on them. umbrella, Royal which swung neat little dark did not seem very about in a manner she struck me as being elegant to me. But amiable young, woman, an prettier, than her and even like them. The The turea, thongh face very gay and cheerful, inter- she seems be extremely there was a charming pression of her well acquainted with bel husband; intimacy between them Once the Prince looked at said a to Jerichan. freedom and photograph Opera iD A and be No," replied Ob, to The Priuce Harold, to his touched heron loudly: I say! shoulder, I Took Constantinople for good Geuva and laughed not ouly a8 tonched his wife, a and The Prince much louder to ber than others, over this spoke tells the sad story.

The pretty, pleasing CONNECTICUT, of of of on 80 un63 he by D. All Governor Jewell's Message. does not touch polities in his Governor message of the 1st bar contents Jewell with an interesting account Money of the industrial condition of the State. as everybody is the to the banka, insurance 001- main crop of Connecticut, knows, and and so on, engaged in the caltiration pupies, of this staple his Excellency direota his remarks. The revenue of the wher-of Stat- for last year was savings $2,001.035.65, banka, £314.101.73 from companies, and $265 800.92 from mucame from insurance companies; or railroad tual companies, waking about from incorporated income of the State.

The M8vantybalf the banks the Governor two Envings in illegitimate pracfinds tices" which indulge he thinks "should be prohibit id They loan money ar black- difby ferent stringent rates of laws." interest; their officors and mail "stick" borrowers them with depreciated bonds at by exacting commissions, The four State banks trust are companies in pronodaced par. 'all right," but the fivo the State are said to have their business wichoat pecoliac" chartera and requirement of a reserve for the protecto conduct any minors. guardians, and trustees. The tion of "Theee companies ara anGovernor adda: safe and sound now, bat there doubtedly end to this loose sort of can be but one should be carried to any conbanking, if it extent, and that must bu disassiderable trous." there are what the It appears also that banks Governor denominates the joint-stock law," doing are business announced under as needing atteation, which being such now that the Bans the statutes cannot penetrate behind Commissioners their Coming counters. to the Life Insurance Companies, His Excellency finance.

the There richest are forty Connecticat of them State comthere associations, ten t8, and having at risk, or just of the public debt iourtba United States, 26.50 of risk 108 assets. Another Chicago fire would 81 make in wild work with this. Any increase the taxation of these companies is "Inasmuch depracated by the Governor, who says: are nearly prepared to reduce taxation as in we some directions, and these companies ready creasing pay tax, a and very as the money comes almost large and constantly entirely from citizens of safe other keeping, States, into our companies for tinally other as State in Europe, 80 far as I mutual life companies are taXed DO or learn, I ani not prepared to direction. Tecommend increase of taxation in this The message then touches very sensibly some of the governmental evils of the as the maudlin pardoning of scoundrels of the and Penitentiary, the detestable plea of insanity the thieving doctrine State aid, in murder caaes, In this matter it is reconmended that a jury of the experts common take the jury quation of insanity and left to violate its oath and blabber away duty passing to the the commanity, incipient." emotional," if it will, momentary," un or homicidal" lansoy point. he wife in 158 J- of of to in alin- put and in can any OIL day, out of ba its Not Only a Preventive, RAF Vaccination a Cure.

L. R. C. in a letter to the Mr. R.

Scotsman, C. Farley, says he is able to prove that vaccination is not only a preventive of discase, but a cure. It is, he liuhle says, to ascer- take tained that, when a person infecrioo, the poison emall-pox is circulates exposed in the to blood for eight days the before producing any febrile then commence headache, siokness, pain in the back, enfused eyes, and a symptoms pocaliarly that white-furred belong to no tongue, other disease, and which a groop of last for three days. It has been hold aud acted cn since Jenner' great discovery. more than eighty years ago, that it is not only wrung, but fatal, to vaccinate the any aubduring that stage of the disease, or sequent one when the eroption makes he its appearance.

Bat Mr. Farley says can show, from cases under bis care at the pregent time, that, If you vaccinate daring the febrile stage the fever is slightly ita increased, but the eruption does not make appearance, and, if you vaccinate daring the eraptive stage, the eruption is immediately atrested. The mature lymph overtakes the immature poison, and the disease length of terminates. havIt the eruption has gone the ing white tops, there is danger of Mr. infaction; if not, it that, if every doctor were to dies away an pimples.

feels confident vaccinate each case of emall-pox that hundreds comes of lives noder bis would care be at spared once, and many many thousands of would be saved. In the meantime, pounds he invites members of the medical profession to under accompany his bim care, through aud thus the patients he has out the epidemic in 8 fe possibly stamp weeks, died recently near Man-Mr. Samuel Barford the ripe age of 81. Elis cheater, was remarkable one. Ha WAR 8ucoot England, at career weaver, warehouseman, sallor, pablio sively seoretary, a bookseller, newspaper correspondent, and Government clerk, two oh ef work-, PAR and was times political the prisoner.

Life of a Radical" and Daya," in account of hi- connection with rive a detailed movements in Lancambire which the political notoriety, He la frequeptiy brought him into her Elatory of by Miss the Yeare' Peac4." 88 an Ergland with During regard to Thurry the events prior to well the Manchester that deplorable masssore. in event itself, 1819. AB A8 10 an in bistory of the which Government constituted contest. with Ridicaliam. -Mira Rhoda a Ellis has in commenced N.

har forts-firet al-ter year as Charlotte taught in Exeter H. Her father, the R- V. FArfrom 1828 to 18G4. and in Exeter from 1820 cinand Ellis, taught echool to 1838. MARRIED.

the ReT. MA. and MIA st. Vinda In, Rartlett, 5, at Samuel residence, 557 DIED. Ill May 7, Alexandes aged 67 Hoselill, Wednesday, May 8, at 1 o'clock LOYD-At West Funeral to train.

May 7, Cornelias Kagney. to Funeral from Alay No 9. 102 Friends Pholto aL. are by Invited rars to Cal attend. vaty.

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