Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 9, 1874, Page 7

TR laxa UsalUAGU VALL: RELIGIOUS Election of Officers by the Western Unitarian Conference, Report of the Secretary on Sunday- School Needs, Proceedings in the Conferencs of the Methodist Church South. Reception of the Delegation from . the Northern Church, THE UNITARIANS, Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribunes, 81. Lou1s, May 8.—The regular annual meot- Ing of tho Wostern Unitarian Sunday-Bchool Boclety was held In tho Church of tha Moasinh $uis morning. After tho proliminary oxoroises of slnging and prayer, the businocss of the moot- ing was opened by tho Presidont, the Rev. M. + J. Millor, with o fow appropiate romarks, ¥ TUE BECRETARY'S REPORT. The report of the Socrotary, the Rev. J. L, Jones, was thon read. The roport shows that tho Booloty was organized in Ootobor, 18781 tho + number of schools 1n the Woatern Distriot is 56 * of theso, 28 woro henrd from, showing an avorage attandanco of 569 scholara each; theso schools * aro divided into 234 clnasos, having 253 teachers, GG of whom aro fomalos; the majority of the schools hoard from are in & prosperous condi- tion, and aro steadily mcrensiug; the avernge coliectione amount to $1,02 for each Bunday. THE LEFORT OF THE TREASURER shows a balanco of $02,60 romaining in the treasury of tho society. Botn roports wore adopted. The Rey. T, L. Hosmer, of Quincy, Ill,, then gavo & dissertation on the Sunday sohool questions ** What 8hall Wo Teach?" and * How Blall Wo Toach It?" Theso, with the various smallor questions that branch out from them, seem just now, and of lato, to ba ¢ TIR FOREMOST INQUIRIES among Sabbatli-school workers. Whateves the method, sud whatover tho subjects recommended In answer, whother denominational dootrines or tho simple principles of reliziousliving, whethor in Talestine or in America, to-day there aro two things to bo obeerved in these inquiries: firat, thov have to do epecislly with class recitations, with the class and its tencher .n their mutunl relations; second, they look to the direct presentstion of cortain faots or principlea to tho scholar’s mind 88 objects of knowledgs, oftentimes, thapl without wakening any despor feeling. Wo may diffor a8 to what is best to toach in the Bunday- school, but wa ahall agree in this, that its object is, pr.—nm{nunfl{. a roligious one; it is to awaken a moro vivid recognition of God, and of his charaoter ; o doop senso of our dependence upon him ; loyalty to his commands as thoy aro telt in conkcience; and such views and oims of life a8 s tho outgrowth of theso, We are snylng, an #nying rightly, that distinctive 1eligious instruction is nut to be given horo ; it is not the placefor it ; it belongs elagwhere ; it belonga to tha homs -and to tho Buunday Behool. This makes right roligions impressions and the religious nutture of the youug, foaturcs of foromost importance Iz the Sunday-school. FURTUER TIME ASKED, - Tho Executive Committeo appointed tosuper- .lutend the compiling and bringing out of & new Bunduy-achool service and singing book, acting In concart with othor committoes of the Eastern Dustrict, roported that they desired Lo melect . tbout cighty hymns, and aaked for furthor time aed further co-operation ; grauted. QUESTIONS DICUHSED. The following quostions were_placod in the juestion-box and discussed: **What Aro the Obfects of a SBunday-school Library ?” ¢ How i0 Give Toachers Sonse Enough to Uso the Sun- doy-Schiool 7" “Bhould the Buperintendents le)l:wufly Address the Children, sud Not Leave A&li tho Work to the Tenchers?" ** How to Ob- lain o Datter Child’s Paper?” * How to Geta Ceacher's Library, and of What Books Should 't Couaist 2" At 12 o'clock the morning sctsion closed, [ £o the Assoctated Press.) THE KLECTION OF OFFICEDS, St. Louts, May ‘Tho Unitarian Conference stocted the following officurs for the eusulng ear: Presidont, D. L. Shoroy, Chicago; Vico- reuidente, J. J. Bugloy, Dotrolt, and_Goarge Purtriage, 8t. Louis; Secretary, L. Hosmor, Quincy; Corrosponding Secretary, J. B, Hunt- ing, Dayonpoit; Treasurer, B, P, Moulton, Chi- cago; Dircctors for ench local Conferonce—M. J. Suvage, Chicago, J. L. Jones, Janesville, Wi s Hoges, Cinoiunati, J. O. Loaruod, St. J. 0. Lonrnod was appointed preacher at noxt meoting of the Conférenco; M. J, Bavage, alternato. Tho Weatern Sunday-School Boclety connect- ed with the Unitarinn Church cousumed most “of today in the reception of reports and the transaction of routine busivess. The Confer- enco udiourned; next placo of meeting to be named by tho Executive Committee, e, THE METHODISTS., DELEGATION VDOM THE METHODIST OHURCH NonTit, LovsviLLe, Ky., May 8.—The great sensation in the procoedings of the Genorsl Conferonco to-day was the recoption of three Commission- ers from the M. E, Church North: tho Rev. A. 8. Hunt, the Rev. O. H. Fowler, and Gen. Olin~ ton B. Fisk. Thoy were formally introduced to _thoGeneral Conferonce, and presonted their com- misstons from tho Bishops, Thoy wore presented to the Dench of Bishops by Dr. L. M, Lee, of Virginia; Dr. J. E. Evans, of Georgia; and the [Ion. 8. Babs, of South Carelins, After the in- torchange of iutroductions and groctings bo- bween tho Bishops and tho visitors, they wore .presented to the COonforance by Bishop Meln- tyro, and Dr, Hunt addressed tho Conferenco in » long speech, DR. EUNT'S REMARKS, In tho course of his remarks he sald: “We are horo a8 represontatives of the Methodist mecotg\ Chureh to presunt its fraternal greet- Ing. I is now mora than thirty years since your ,organization had it birth, Tflo grave has been open duriog tlug time, and -hos swallowed up meny of thomost illustrious patrinrehs of the urganization. Few of them, it is truo, slll ewvive, and et use hops the x‘nheru nroe:]v:fl:nl:ln.h 'é[‘: us and to those whom We TOPIes 1086 Whe b g%: :;pnnu:m is known aa l;::?: “. 'x::[:nl;.a:l:: ory. *'1 am aware that, during the Iast quarter of & -ontury,{many thiogs have doveloped in whioh ODR OFINIONS DIPKER, . But we should remomber thore are many moro in which we agroo, We offer to-day our haternal greoting; we desiro uothing but mu- !uq{ reuré :'t:ll;m; va‘ nn|. l‘ndaed. rlmost & . buity, und ench recognizes in the Bt it Lord dowus Christ, - O »Uiving *Thoy do really soem to be the sams, being OHLLDREN OF A COMMON FATUER, It appears fitting for us to move ou togsther. 50, it tharo wes no othor bond of unioe. s should claup Lsnds with each other in thia fellov Bhip in Olrist. We l‘?laxy together fn our peouliar dootrines of Mothodism, glory in the tamo founder,.and we should cortainly come $oglqtlu-5 occusloually to exchange such fratarual ocling, In connluding, Dr, Funt read a very old lotter from Bishop Asbury, full, a8 he expressed it, Lot jottinga of Methodism." Dr, Runt added: - % \Vith thoxo bonds of common history we come bafore you; WITIl DONDS OF ENTHUSIABM tlaracteristio of Methodism, we also come, Let Jexicographers rage if they will at enthusl- jum; lot it bo denounced In unmitigated torms ne it has been ; euthusinsm, as one of tho dtongest, nteadlest forves, incites tonoble deeds, Wo tuke it, aud go forth with it, and soblave slory for the cause we have ospoused.” DL YOWLER, In hin romarks, reforred to the many points * of uoion betwoon the two phurchos; referred to Vanderbllt's endow- mous of the .Vanderbilt Universlty as' & . bymbol of tho love felt by the Norch toward the Bouth, and concluded by saying # Thore i8 no longer cause for eltnnvnunt whon we know one nuothor, 'WE WILL LOVE ONE ANOTHER *this dry, In the nameof the company I repre- rrut, T'giva you my hand as you heve my heart, caviug the quastion to be seftied 1 the Intun.' OEN, Y15 raade an sloquent addre ) frequantly interrupte o4 by applausoe, in the couras of whioh ho eald: Brothron, may thowe paat differonces bo buried boyond resurrootion, and 88 wo gather around tho graves of our mfzhty doad and minglo toars over thoir dust ‘lot us forgot tho things which aro bohind, and honcoforth ‘fol- low thoso only which make for paace, Difforenoca therd are botween us, but can they nut b vliuslod by brothorly love? Is thers not intelll l{xlenm\ and pioty aufolont in thoue two great Mothodist bodies” to work out an endurln‘moncu on tha basia of justios aud honor to all partios 2" At the concluslon of Gon, Fisk's romarks, tho Rov. A, W. Vilson, of Washington City, in view of TNY INTORTANOK OF TRE BUDJEOT, and In ordor to its proper prosentation for the consldoration of tho Conforonce, moved that n committes of nino bo appolnted by the Clinir to proparo and prosent to tho General Conferance, for its considoration, a suitable rasponso to tho groatiLg by thono fratornnl momsongers, Tho motion was adopted, and the Chalr sad Lo would sunounco the Gommitteo horoaftor. DISHOP M'INTYRE'S REPLY. Bishop Melntyro thon turnod to the Commla- slonors, and addrossing thom, snuounced that in duo timo, and » formal way, tho Goneral Con- ference would make response to the mossage born by thom, Ho oordially invited them to the froedom of the Bar of Conferonce and to occupy seats on the platform, exprossing the hope that their sojourn would be both plosa- snt aud productive of good. TIE UTMOBT WARMONY AND GOOD-FEELING sppeared to provall during the meeting, and ox- proesions of good-will made by the Commiaslon- ore na reprogenting the Northorn Uhurch wors roceived with hoarty applanso. Among othor mattors presented to the Con- feronce, was a memorlal from Alabams, in ro- gard to the General Conferencoe taking into con-' sidoration the mnttor of EXPRLLING FROM TRE ONUROI all mombora ongaged in tho sale of Intoxiesting liquors for other than madicinal and mechauleal udos; reforrod to the Committas on ‘fom- porance. Memorial from Loulafana in favor of aresolu- tion in rols;nrd to tho expediency of elocting two' or moro Bishops, in viow of the increasing power and influcnco of the Church, was reforred to a committeo. — MISCELLANEOUS. Bpectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, TIE OLUURON OF CURIST, Fonr Warne, Ind., May 8.—The Convention of Ministora.of the Ohurch of Christ roassem- bled to-day. The Committee reported articlos of association, whick wore adopted. Commit- teos wero appointed as fellows: On Nomina- tions; on tho Time and Placo of holding the noxt Convention; on Rosolutions, and on the Form of a Schodulo of the Roport of Ministers, A considerablo time was devoted to n discussion of tho condition and noods of the mission work of the Ohurch. Tho Convention adjourned to meet at Warsaw, Ind,, in November. The closing servicos are be- ing hold to-night. ROMAN CATHOLIO PILOMIMAGE. Bisbop Divenger, of tho Fort Wayno Diacess, accompanied by several Roman Catholic clorgy- mey, siarts next Bunday night for a pilgrimago to Lourdos, France. Dutiug their absence they wiil interviow the Pope, and present him with a large sum of money sont by tho faithful of the diocese. Thoy will be absent about six mouths. THE BOUTHERN DAPTISTS. JerrEngoN, Tox., May 8.—Tno Southern Bap- tist Convention is in ‘sossion hors. About 300 dologates arc presont. Jamos P. Boyer, D, D., of Lonisville, is presiding. Dra. Burrows, of Richmond, Jones, of Nashyille, Crane, of Texas, Dovatio, of Goorgis, aro Vice-Prosidents, Tho roports of the foreign and domostio Mission Boards have beon prosonted. SPRINGIIELD, Opinion of the Attorney-General on the General Incorporation Act of A872, Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. BppinoFiewp, Ill, May 8.—Tho Becrotary of Btato recontly roeferrod to Attorney-General Edaall, for his opinion, the articles of associa- tion of two proposed corporations, whose avowed objects wero, in one case, the acquisition, by purchaso or otherwise, of a cortain plece or parcel of land, described in the stato- ment, snd to owo, possess, have, man- ago, and control said proporty, aud to mortgage, pledge, or . gcll tho samo at plonsuro; in tho other case, the objeot was o erect and own & building in tho Town of Beacon, Logan Connty, and to purchase materiat therefor, to buy and hold Jand, upon which to eroct said building, and 8o much land sa might bo necessary to furniel desirable grounds, and to buy and sell any other land, and eroct build- ings, wareliouscs, stock-pons, ete, The Attor- noy-General, in rosponse recites the opinion of the Supramo Court in tho cage of Corrollv. East 8t. Lows, and eays, from'the provisions of the Act of 1872, when viewed In tha light of the Buprome Court, we mn{ doduce the following: First—That corporations cannot be nrfinuizud under the act of 1872, whose principal object or urposd {8 to purchase and hold the title, to a0, or to soll real oatato. Second—Dut when such corporations sare formed for tho purpose of carrying onsome other legitimate business, they may acquire and hold the title to suoh quantity of real estats as may bo necessary to carry on such business. Third—The right to acquire and hold the title to real estate by such a corporation only exists a8 an incident of, and s dependent upon, tho oxerciss of i's powers in carrying on somo other authorized busicess, and cunniot be made tho principal object for which tha corporation is formod. Concluding, he says, applying theso principles to the artioles of association in %ueaunn,l am of the opinion that tho corporations cannot be logally urfianized under the act of 1872 for the purposo thorein specified, License was issuod to-day to the Empire Build- ing and Loan Association, of McLean County; oapital, $100,000 ; and to the Central Manufac- turing Company, of Chicago ; capital, $26,000, —_—— DECORATION DAY. Proclamation by Gov. Beveridge, Spectal Dispatoh to The Chicago Tribune, Berivarierp, Ill,, May 8,—The following proe- lamation was issued from the Executive Depart- ment this afternoon : In accordance with natfonal and departmental or- ders of the Grund Army of the Republic, in observ- ance of a custom ‘already houored, and in barmony it the sentiments of atfection wud putriotiemn of tis American peaple, I, John L, Beveridge, Governor of the Btute of Iilinole, do hereby appofut Buturday, the 80th inet,, o Memorial Day, in remembrunce of our patriotic” dead, aund I'do earnestly request that all the good peaple of the Biate of Illinois will that “day ceawe ‘from thelr usual vocatiouw and join in commemorating the sufferinga and valor, tho sucrifices aua deatl, of our fallen Leroes, by strowing thelr graves willl spring flowers and decorate ing thofr tomba with fresh garlands ; aud I do furthor roquest that, on the Ssbbath following, in all our chiuirclies, appropriate servicea be Leld n' memory of the loved oues, uud in sympathy with thoso who atill mouru, iuoulcating public und " private virtue, obed!~ ence to law, end Jove of vountry, aud oxprewsing geatie tudo to Almightly God for £is coutinued blessings upon us as & nution, CASUALTIES, Donth from Lock«Yaw. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago I'ribune, Avrona, 11, May 8,—Two woeks sro, n boy, pamed Dumphy, trod on o rusty wal, which poneirated the ball of the foot about one-cighth of an inch, Buffering no_pain, Lis neglacted it, .aund one wook uftor complained of a feoling o ‘stiffuess in his jaw. Although warned by a phy- ulciun what to do, hie lov it go nneared for, and died last mght, a viotim to lock-jaw. The wound in the foot was the morest punoturo, soarcely worth uotico as auch. A Quostionable Narratives AtLiNTIO Ciny, N, J., May 8.—Aloxander H. Rambo, cluiming to be a passengor on the brig Eliza Stavens, trom Kingston, Jamalca, for Now York, hes arrived hero, and states that the brig ‘a8 run dowu by n stoamer last night. e atatos that when e got on deck_he found the wreock abandaned, and hoard a boat rowing away, snd that ha then got & plauk and swam to Absscom Light-house, Propeller Disnbleds Porzr_CovnonNe, Ont,, May 8.—T] Lake Erie, bouna from Obicago to Moutreul with wheat, aprung s leak in hor stern pipe sabout fiftoen miles from this port, Bhe arrlyed ).\lurn :mh' “m‘ in hflr hold, and h‘na:oat the elevator taking out the aln, or- tion of the cargo is wat, el e —— OCEAN STEAMBHIP NEWS. QuerxaTowN, May 8.—The steamuhips Heola from Boston, aud Wisconsin iro;AmuN.sgv York, haye arived. § New Youx, May 8.—Tho stoamship Btate of Ponnwylyauia, arvived from Glasgow, reports :hat nfl‘i .spm aaafl' ‘nun;dfi N‘l duz-l 5} mllln., ‘fnhm- ude 24 dog, 88 min,, fell in with the Anchor Line steactaup EiLlopls, wits' Ber maln shats ropsller brokon. Tho Ponnsylvanis took on board mnino- g-«ln it pasougors, When aho parted with' the elllxluph sho was procoeding eastward under Ball. Atrivod, steamship Bwitzerland, from Ant- worp. 1 New Yorx, May 8.—Arrivod, stoamship Cale- donin, from Glasgow. NEw Yonx, May 8.—Arrived—Stosmship Iows, gom ulenrpnol, snd steamor Mosel, from remon, . NEw Yorx, May 8.—Arrivod—Btoamship Don- mark, from i.nnd{m. ° ORUSHED BY IOL. Groat Destruction of Proporty Caused l‘;v the Moving Kce-Biridge at Quo= ece Speotal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Quenrc, Ont., May 8,—An lco-shove on tho 8t. Lawranco hore commonced to-dny in conso- quence of sfforts mado to dislodge the foo- bridge in front of the city, which has hield long beyond the usual timo. The ino waa cut up by two stoam rams, and, with tho tide, commoncod tofloat down this evenlag. Thore has boon groat damage done to shipping in port over the ahove. The Government stoamer Napoleon ITT,, caught in the ice, has been torn to piccos, and is “sfuking ; the Mersey has sunk; the Quacn Vie- toria is now ainking, and s number of vessols loading for Chicago sro ‘80 dmliad that thoy “will eink with the night tide; wharves and Looms are bolng corried away, and, all manner of craft in tho raugo of the ico stream me sufforing, The damage is alroady estimated at §3,000,000, and i8 likely to be doubled bofore morning. Very Hitlo matine jnsursnce. i 12' the Associated Press.) , Queneo, May 8.—Gaougs of mon’are working night and day.sawing ont tho ice-bridgo, A pas- 8ojzo {8 opon nearly across the river, QuEnEo, May 7.—The . doparture of the ice- bridge has beon attended with the most disas- trous results to tho shipping wintering along the ooves, Hall's piors havo beon oarried away, osud Douning & Blais' booms badly dam- aged, In tho two latter wers moored = number of steamers, lnclmflni_] the Government aleamers Napoleon III. and Druid. Both wera dumlfilad, the former irreparably, belng erusbhed amidal I[Lu; tho Quif port stonmers Hadjl, Micamichi, and Piotou, the lattor badly damaged, the otlier two alightly. Tho tug-boats Napoleon aud Castor aro complete wreoks. A number of tow-boats bolonging to the 8t. Law- ronco Tow-Boat ompan; wers more or loss damagoed, Of throo schooners laden with flour and provisions for lower ports, two are full of water and ouo is sunk. In ono case s gmall tug boat has boon lifted out of tho water, and thrown upoun a pontoun, with which she came in collision, As tho steamors are now lying, tho ris- ing tido must causo still furthor dluaster. It is impossiblo to-night to ascertdin the full oxtont of the damage dono. Buch & eceno of wreck ond confusion was never beforo witnessod at this port. It is enid that the loss will full altogethor on the owners of vessols, for the vessela are usually only insured against firo. It {8 thircy- a(fih:. yoars sinco the bridge romained to so late a date. DMICHIGAN UNLVERSITY. Card from the Mombers of the Uppeor Classcs—ThoSusponded Studonts and the Faculty. Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, ANN Annor, Mich., May §.—The action of the Faculty In the susponsion of the cighty-soven students is for from baving settlod tho so-callod robellion. Tho affair still increases in magmi- tude. The suspended cjassos published & sories of regolutiona which are now going through tho papors of thisBtate, and, on account of this, the Trofessors siready talk of changing tho punish- ment to expulsion, Tho OChicago ZTimes' corrospondont was, o fow days ago sum- moned bofore President Augell for his statomonts in that paper. ' The upper-class mon aro to-night out in o statement of the faots in the case, which all pronounce an ablo and candid dofouso of tho suspended men. Kince the sue- peusion, membors of tho Faoulty, in giving their 1dees as to the nature of tho Lazing done here, based upon & knowledge of tho same custom m Ecsatorn oolleges, and upon which ideas their action waa based, show au 1gnorance of tho ohar- aotor of a harmloss nmusement practiced in thoir midst for years that is nstonishing, Ic illustrates tho doplorable want of a common undorstanding and cordial unity of interest be- tweon Profossors and studonts which has long been conspiouously absont hore. Untilthe publio sbail comprebeud thut the hazing in this Uni- vorsity 18 a harmless athletic amusement, abso- lutely dovoid of the principal objectionablo foa- turea found in Eastern universities, it cannot fairly decide on tho axl!tlné(dimcu]ty. If the Foc- ulty should punish the Committea which drew up the upper-cluss moa's card ss they threaton to do that of the lower-class mon, it1s not un- likely that the University halla miay yet be to- tally emptied, us ‘the studouts aro doternunod Sl tioy will be trutnfully placed befors the public. » CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY., The Commander of the Milwaukee Soldiers? fiome Ros. & State War- rant, Bpecial Dispateh to The Chicage T'ribune., MiLwAUkEx, May 8.—A confhiot of authority has arigen between tho Sheriff and the Com- mander of the Soldiers’ Home. Tho Sheriff went to the Homo yesterday to arreet two in- mates for assault on a third in the Home, un a waniant prooured by the lacter. The Command- er rofused'to surrender the men on the ground that the Logislature ceded the Homo and grounds to tho Foderal Government, and, under’ an act of Congress, the institntion and inmates come undor tho Articles of War; that the Btato ~may scrve warrants for offenses commutted outside the Juriediction of the Iomo, but, for offonses in- Bide, thoy are subjoct to military disoipline. The Sheriff will sorve the Commander with a warrsat for vosisting sn_ofiicer, and try to bring bim before the Manicipal Coust in the morning. 1f he rosiats, the Bheviff talks of appesling to the Governor for an armed force; in such an ovent, the Commander says he shall march his men out of the Home and give posseesion, but not surronder a man until taken from him, He will rofuse to oboy the warrant to nppoar iu court unless overpowered by the Shoriff’s forces, LEGAL INTELLIGENCE, New York ‘Theatres Combine to: Re= sist Payment of an Unjust Tax, svectal Diepatchto T'he Chicago 'ribune. New Yorg, May 8.~The Bocloty for the Re- formation of Juvenile Delinquents, of this city, claims that by an act of Legislature, passed May 92, 1872, every thoutro and place of amuscmont in the city is obliged to pey yoarly a tax of §500 for tho privilego of giving porformances, All monoye thus collected, by tho provisions of tho act, g0 to the nhove-mentioned Society, and, ag this would ba & nioo tittlo addition to ita incomo, 1t hine taken munsures to have the law enforced. Managers of the principal theatros in the city have joined hands tooppose the paymont of this onerous tax, and bave ung-ge:.f. us their counael, ex-Mayor A, Oskoy Hull, Tk baala of their opposition will be that, as & matter of po- lice rogulation, the Btaio osnnot tax a privato business, nor a oven place of resort, unloss it tends to cause brenohes of the pance, or fosters immorality, neither of which ought 'ta be pra- dicated of & theatre of to-day, and that no busi- ness should be taxoed for the bonefit of & private corporation. Tho case s soon to be argued in tho Bupreme Court Chinmbers, when the counsel for the defondants will ask ‘that the Society be e:rj:n:xed from ever sttemptiug to enforce the atatute, Veordict for Xlcavy Damanges. LowsviLLy, Ky., May 8.—The verdict of the {:lry in tho cane of Peter O. Fox, who suod the ouilgville & Nashville Itailroad for the loss of his log, claiming $160,000 damuges, was render- od to-day, giving the plautiz 835,000, Appllss- tion for's new trial will probably Do made by the Road to-mosrow. ¥ : Decision of Patent Cases. Garrssuna, I, May 8.—The long-pending corn-planter pntanl suits of Goorge W. Drown have just boen decidod by the United Biates Bu- prome Courtin his favor, The Moston Horald Sued for Libel, BosToN, May 8,—The Boston Herald has boen sued for 6210,000 damagoes for the alloged libel of 0. O, Gatt, in an article professing to give the biatory of the Cardlff Giant. + Dofendant con- touds that the chargos ore mutheniic, snd that the publioation is without malice. —— NAVIGATION, Prraque IsLy, Ont., May 8.~The Chicors has arrlvod from Hmmia on roate to Collingwood. 8he reports Lake Huron and Georgian Day elear of 40 a8 fax s this port, - WASHINGTON. (Contlnned from the X'rat Paxe.) consldoration of tho Gonova Award bill. Agroed to. Mr., SIIERMAN gavo notico that, as soon an tho Genova Award bill and the Bupple- montary Civil Rights bill wers dlaposed of, he would ask tho Sonato to take up his'new Finance ’bm. reportod by the Committeo on Wednesday it QITIZENBRIP POR INDIANS, Mr, OGLESBY, from the Committes on In- dirn Affairs, reported withont amendmont the bill o ensble Indians to hocome citizona of tho Unitod Btates, Placed on the calondar. INTERNATIONAL, ATDITRATION. On motion of Mr. WASHBURN, the rosolu- tion offorod oarly in the session by tho late Bonator Bumnor for tho sottloment of tho dif- forences betwoen nationa by intornational arbi- tration was taken from the tablo and roferred to the Committeo on Foreign Rolations. DISTRIOT POLICE GOURT. Mr, OARPENTER introduced o resolution in- struoting tho Judiciary Committes to inquire aud roport whethor Bo, 8 of the nact to ostablish a Polico Court jn tho Diatrict of Columbln, as far s tho samo donios trisl by jury, isconatitutionnl. Agraod to. THE GENEYA AWARD DILL was then road, and tho amendments by tho Committee agreod to, In uxBln ning the provisions of tho bill Mr. EDMUNDS eaid the monoey reccived by the Geneva award was tho yrog;m of tusis nation, and would be distributed a8 the Government thougnt propar, torolmburso those who had suffered loss by tho deprodations of tho rebel cruisors named. " Ho contends that tho Govornment has no right to distributo any of tho monoy to iusurance compnnies, as those companios received lsrge promiuma tor taking riske, and it was, thorofore, in tho nature of spooulation bill om. AMr, THURMAN moved to atriko out the pro- vision that no claim shall bo admissablo or al- lowed by the court, by or in behalf of any insur- ance company or insuer either iuits or his own right, or as Azsigucacr othorwige, iv right of the porson or party insured sw. aforosald, unless suah olaimant shell show, to the satisfaction of enid court, that dm'luP' tho lato Reballion the suin of its or his lossos in ma?mm its or hia war risks excoeded tho sBum of its or his pre- miums or other galns npon or in respect to such war risks, and in auy caso of suy such allowance tho same shall not bo greater than suck oxcoss of loss. - Ho oaid ho was In no condition to spealc to-dny, on account of physjcal indisposition, but this was a bill involving national houor, and tho Governmont was bound to do it justico. Thers was moro than one soat in tho Chambor vacant to-day, and such would bo tho case until tho timo como to voto ou the bill, Theroforo thera was bus little encouragemeat for a man to spoals, Mr. MORTON ezid, ns his friend Thurman was {naisposod to-dny, and would _probably pre- for to spoak on Monday, ho wonld request him to_yield for & motlon for oxecutive session. Mr. THURMAN agroed to tho proposition, tho Bonate wont into oxecutive wossion, aud soon after adjourned until Monday. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. COMMITTEE RETORT, Mr. DURHAM, from tho Committes on Bank- ing and Cummu{ reported & Dbill amonding the chartor of tho Froedmon's Bavings aud 'Irust Company. Ordered printed and rocommittoed, with leave to report at any timo. THX ORNTEXNIAL DILL. Mr, HALE (Me.) '8sid that aftor the doolded voto of yestorday against ordering the Conten- nial bill'to & third reading, he would withdraw the motion to lay it on tho tablo, and lot it be recommitted to the special Centenninl Commit~ tee. It wasao ordered. RELIEF BILL. Mr. HALE (Me,), from the Committes on Approjrintions, repotted back thofounto amend- ments to tho bill for the relief of tho sufferara by the Missiesippl overtlow, changing the amount from $30,000 to $190,000, and moved concurrance in thom. Mr. COBURN intimated that thers was no im- medisto nocessity for passing the bill, ag tho Prosidoot was alroady authorized to issuo sup- rllen of food and clothing. Ro slso wtimated iat ono effect would bo to induce the laboring classos to disrogard thoir work, Aftor some dis- cussion the amendments wero concurred in, BAILROAD ACCOUNTS, ‘The House then proceeded to the considera- tion of the bill reported by Mr. Frye, from the Judicinry Committao, direoting ~tho Secro- tary of War, undor tho advice of the Atlornoy-Genoral, to compromise, adjust, and soitlo ol demands, logal uad oquitablo, be: tween the United Statos and Tennesaos, 1n ref- eronce to railroads and railroad property, pur- chased by the various railroad companies from tho United States, and to charge for the actual markot value of the property purchased at tho dato of purchaso, with logal intorest. After dis- oussion the bill was passed. - - The House then considered bills of a private nature. ’th‘;:l following bills on tho calendsr wore nsned : » Housp bill granting a pension to Edward Jar- diue, lata Colonel and Brevet Brigndier-Gencral United States Volunteers, YELLOWSTONE PARK DILL. g The Senate bill ameundatory of and supple- mentary to thoe act to set apart & cartain tract of land lying near the Lead waters of the Yellow- stone Rivor for o public park was recommitted to tho Committee on Public Lands, nECESs. The Houss took n racess till 7:0, the evening sossion to be for general dob: THE EX-REV. WILLIAM RICE. Correspondence of The Chicago T'ribune, Laxsing, Mich., May 6,—The adultery case of the ox-Rov. Willinm Rico was ergued to-day ab Mason, on the vlea of abatement, that Mrs. Nichols was not the legal wifs of Nichols. The dofonso offered no witnesses. The ples was ovarruled, " and tho caso continned to tho next : tarm, to be tried oo its merits, § ———— . MARINE. Port of Chicngo, May 8 ARRIVED, Schr Iverhawsen, Muskegon, lumber, I'rop Jay Gould, Buffalo; sundriea, Behr Arrow, Stony Croek, wood. Schr AtstraHa, Muskegon, lumber, Selir Niagara, Erie, coal. Bohr H, L. Andrews, Buffalo, cosl. Schr D, Ferguson, Qedar Kiver, limber, Btmr Chicso, Manitowoo, sundrles, Sanr Muskegon, Muskegon, sundries, Sobir Gloveland, Menomince, cadar pod Stu-bge G, P, Heath, Saugatuck, sundries, Sobr Ebonozer, Ludligton, lum! 8elir Miilan, Menomines, iimber, Schr Frontler Qity, Ocoto, lumber, Bohir Myrle, Muskegon, lumber, Sch Lumberman, Bluck Croek, lumber, Barge Marinette, benomines, lumber, - Barge Eldorado, Monomines, lumib Targe D, L, Filor, Manomineo, lumber, Belr Robert Howiott, Muskegon, lumber, Stosm bargo8, O .Baldwin, Kscanaba, {ron ore, Barge A, L, Pottor, Esonabn, iron ore, ’ " OLEAR Stmr Obicago, Manttowac, general cargo, Bekr Brat Liorte, Buffalo, 40,000 bu corn, Benr Francis Borriman, Buffalo, 43,000 ba wheat, Bclir John P, March,’ Buftalo, 80,109 hu osts, Burge Oliver Cromwell, I't, Turou, 20,780 by corn, Sebir Mantouk, Kingston, 31,393 bl wheut, Hchir Reed Ceso, Buiralo, 21,864 bu wheat. FProp 8. D, Caldwe!l, Pk, 'Huron, 32,780 bu corn, 400 ‘bris flotir, 50 bHla pork, 10'tes Isrd, 25 cages Tard. Cross Vill: ge, 35 birls pork, 50 bris' lour, 68 pkgs food, and sundries, NIGUT OLEATANOES, Stme Muskegon, Muskogon, 10 brls dour, 15 bile porlk, b brls whisky, anit sundricd, Blm-bye . P, Meath, Hangatuck, 500 bu corn, 350 Dides, & brls beef, and sundrles, Prop Jay Gould, Buffalo, 2,000 bris pork, 500 tea lard, 052 brle flour, 312 bags sced, 45 pkgs hardwaro, Prop Potomac, Buffalo, 43,000 bu corn, 640 brls pork, 600 tcs lard, 650 bris'four, 05 bage seed, 3 bales broom corn, Voxsels Pansed Detroit. Drznorr, Mioh, Moy §.—Passen Up—Props Sanl- 1ac, Tndis,’ Muine, Collu Camplpll; bark Unadilla sclira 1, J, Webb, Mathor, Soustor, Acontlss; Glenifor, Thojuas Paraons,’ Jobn Miner, Annle Mulvey, ello Mitehell, C, P, Minch, Passed Down—Props Ralelgh snd barge, Oliamplofui, James Fisk, Jr. ; bark Paran: of Greeu Bay, Basco, Mary Elizaboth, WiND—West. Dezuorr, Mich, May 8.—Passen Ur—Props Qolin Cawmpbull, ‘Alma, Monroe; schirs Onconts, Olura Park- or, Eaglv-Wing, ‘Juno Bell, Superior, Clurad, Ried, Franz Sigel, W. Young, Mobitor, Naelo Tassun DowN—Props Nebravka, Avla, Beott; bark Parma; schrs Flylug Miat, Erio Iille, Olty of Grean Bay, Olty of tho Btrails, Anufe Sherwood, Anns, WiND—~Weat, Mlivels & Mickiznn Canal, BuDEFORT, May 8~1 p, m,~—ABEIVED—Orlom, u»'\rsvllhu, 5,000 bu corn Euuul, Home, 7,000 bu s outs, Oueanep—hlonitor, Peru, 05,374 £t lumber, 189,250 abjoics, 30 m lath, 1o el BUIDGEPORT, Miy 8—T16 p, m,—ARNIYED—Mon- taul, Lockpor, 875 brle fiour, 744 brls meal; Mone real Oltaws, 000 bu gorm." e 260 LEARXD—Igubel Peru, 64,01 jum| m sbinglos, om lath, * " ! , Rusin, ohrs City Lake Prolghts wera (o moderato domand, at lower rates, Ingage- monts wers made at 8o for corn, 40 for wheat, and 84c for ot to Uuffalo, It is Uuderstood & conces- 4l0n of 0 was ruade yestardsy, but_reported diffur- “‘ui‘ Ale engagenionts waers 1 To DuffalomBobrs Veuglit sud J; 0'Net), aora sV BNa | wehr Fita- LaiBUL ! BALURDAS, roposed | mAax 1844, [} rald, wheat at 4o: schr Gallatin, M’“lr? rivate rma 3 Bclir Zach Chandlor, oata at 3i{o. inga. lonTfic'h! Tl‘lnldndé Vlvlllw‘lyl A{HG 3 TgnU%tillnll;;lvlflt esterday p. m,)—Bchr J, ‘Bigler, co gxm-. ‘rfinl. )I. Oapacity, 42,000-bn wheat, fm,ntm Lu corn, andl 60,000 bu oats, In the aftoruoon the sohir 8, V, R, Wataon was token for corn to_Buffalo at B83¢c, and solir B, ', Atwater for wheat to Kingston at Bif or Bigo eapaclty, 59,000 bu corn and 16,000 bu oa wh MiLwiunrg, May 7,—Chartors: To Detroit—Schr Correanondent, wheat at 8gc, To Buffalo—ttesm- arge D, M, Wtaon, wheat at (0} steam-bargo A, 8, Mooro, to arrive from Chilengo, nad achr P, 8. Marsh heatat de. To Kingston—Bebi Surpriss, wheat o Gy vTnoiT, May 6,~Grain frolghts are very dull, Whent £ Orwego 6o por bir, and fo Buffalo 330 do, Qunrtern: Beow F X, codar posts, Ocdar Iurbor o Dotroit, 43603 prop B, Paul, atavos, Datrolt to Buffalo, 23} scir Mary Hattlo, ayeamoro lumber, Bollo Rivor to Buffalo, $3 perm ¢ achrs Morning Light, Iroquols, and Selkirk, stavos, Dotroit to Buflalo, 80. Burraro, May 0.—Oharters wera an follows: Schr Rate Darling, cool to Ohicago on contractj bark Unadiils, coal, Oloveland to Obicago at 50 per ton ; Dick Somorn, salt, Bay Oity to Ohleago, ot 16a por brl ; bork Ted, White, and Do, conl, Clevoland fo Mil- swaikoo on' contract ; John Minor, Jumber, Choboygan to hicago on private termi Misceltancor Ol110AG0, x There was anotlior dull day yestorday, th southwest wind atlll continuing,” But fow ver rivel, ond the tugs have n lazy timo, —Only two lumber veasola wero in tle market yostorday, but a larga fleot 16 oxpected to arrive in o duy or two, —Tho prop Jay Gonld, of tho Union Line, arrived Itght ar- . yetordny, and roports Loth of tha north sud south channels at tho Siralts nlmost clear.of fco, —Tlhia prop Alasks, of tho Anchor Line, is expectod toarrive this morning, =Tiio prop Ouyahioga, of Spencor's Lako Suporlor Line, will leavo for Duluth and intermedista points ‘Tuosdny ovoning, . ~-Tho stmr Sleboygan, of the Goodrich Line, is ‘belng thoroughly ropaired and rodtted, Sho will com- Jaze favarably with tho other fiuo siesmors. of thia aud will run to the wost shore, -Mr, James O, Xing, of this cily, recelved a dlspatch yesterday stating that the bLark Norman, Iwinber Joaled, s ashoro on Peabtigo Reof. A tug and lighter hava gone to lior rolief from Groen Day, ~Tho solir A, B, Nichols, whi:h wus taken on Ail- lor'a dry~dock with & fall 'lond of corn, day before yesterday, heving sprong o leak while locding ot one of our clovators, hed to bLe faken back sgain to ths alavator, whoro she {s now unlonding, it having been found impagsible to repatr ber with thoload ou board, About 1,500 or 2,000 bushels of the corn is sald to be damagod. ik, Doynton, late Toeper of the Obloago Light- Howno, hina boon permanentfy assigned to (Lo oharge of tho how Grosso Point Light-Houas at Evanston, —Tho prop Monomineo broke some of hor muohin- ory at Grand Havan, and has beon towad to this olty for ropairs. xuerwmEnz, A regular steam forry will bo run between Superlor and Duluth during tho ceson. —D, Donovan, civil engineor, Intoaf the Wisconsin Central Raflroad, §s in tho employ of tho Govornment, fintehing the plors in tho luke at the ntrunca to AUl- ‘waukeo harbor. —A tiro oceurrod Thursdny at Tica's Polat, by which the boat-ouse of Ryan & Brady, togother with & now tug, l:lznrly ready for tho machinory, was entlroly con- suided —Tho schr Favorite {s convorting into n prop at Bay Clty, "Bio Wil run betwoon Piso ivor snd shors porta, —Tho steam-barge A. A. Turner, which was reported a9 Luving sunk off Oapo Vincout, hus beon rosousd and taken to Oswego for repatrs, —Tho schir Risltig Bun, on hor upward passago en route to Chicago, got ashore in the Straits, and was ro- leased by tho tug Winalow without sustathiog serlous injury. —A fow wrackers are engaged on Take Michigan, meoting wilh mora or Jess success, Tho vesaol aahors ot North Manitou rem: unchunged, sud it is oxe pocted that nothing will be sccomphshed untll warm ‘woatlior sots in. —On Mondaynoxt tho Government stmr Warring= ton will loave Datrolt to orect lights on Spectacle Reof and other points westward, —Tho arrivals at {ho port of Milwaukeo during the month of April wero 840, made up of 30 steamors, 85 propallers, 1 bark, 233 achoonors and 1barge; tonnige, 3,836, Tho olearances for the ssmo timo woro 411—3: stédamars, 90 propellers, 6 barks, 379 schooners, 9 brigs, 1 bargo: tonnage, 118,740, Only 8 foreign veaseld clesyed for forelgn ports, —The Buffalo Commercial Advertiror snyst *Capt. M, Niland, of the Anchor Line iron propellor Mer- Ivod ot this port shortly after 4 o'clock this mornlng, baving mado the firat round trip of the season, The Merchaut left Erie Monday, April 20, for Milwankoo; reschod the Strafts on the 26th; and was throo dayn . working through; arrived &t Alil- waukeo on the 30th, and tnloadod; .omplefod ro- londing with whent aud_flour, and loft Miiwankes, on tho rokn trip, Fridoy, May 11 arrivod ot Erloan the 6th, and dischargod cargo: loft Erio last nighs ud arxlyed here ns above stated,” —The Canadisn gun-bost Prince Altred, which hus boon held o prisonor at Chatham, all tha spring, by tho bar at the mouth of the Thames, susccedod, Tues- day sfternoon, in gelting out. —Tlo Bny City Z'ribune says: * The prospoct for veagol-ownor gats blucr s tho soason advances, Thore are, 50 to speak, no freighta offering at present, and a number of vessols hers are unablo to obtain loads, Bome veasols would no doubt churtor at less than the ratea laat quated (260 fo Tulfalo and $2.00 (o Obio rnnn) could they sucure cargoes, The Captain of s lumber barge which has just roturned fromn Buffslo clafs lhnlqm lost $80 or $90 on the trip, 1o says he gured ovory possible way, worked fs hard as he could, and yot, to do his lovel best, ho could not make ¥both ends moot.’ " SPECIAL NOTICES. AS THE LIVER 18 EASILY DISORDERED, AND A GREAT DEAL OF DILIOUS DISTRESS APT TO PREVAIL DURING THE SPRING, DR. JAYNE'S BANATIVE PILLS ARE OF BEASONABLE EFFIOACY, AS THEY KRESTORE THE LIVER TO HEALTHY AOTION, AND REMOVE ALL BILIOUS. NESS. ats, He. 3 ully nelted to foruation aud prl Teward & Co., Iin) Vititars to Newe Tork meer all the prinsipat. " GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. eI EURN T RINSe00D8: GENTS’ FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. el Lalter & [, State and Washington-sts, Offer a large varicty Fancy1-2 Hose And the following specialties in LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS, $3.00 COLLARS at.. $4.00 £l al $4.75 o $6.00 CUFFS ot $5.00 “ at DRUGGIST AND PERFUMER. 3. PARSONS, - Drugoist & Porfimer, Tlas removed to Lis 014 Stand, 39 Clark-st. BUSINESS CARDS., | ERCEANTS EiCERNGE NNFOVEL SR Lnrtered in 1830, Roorganized in 1805, Ok Bt 8801000 S EH05,050° WA, A, THOMPSON, Prosldent, JOHN G, DAVIS, Vice-Prasident, ALLEN B, APGA ully solieited from Merch ud Bankers lhruufihml“ 21 Droww's Building, Liverpool, Sollolt conslgunionts of Provisiont, Lard, 40v and oze- atta ordars or tho pucchaso and sslo of ‘s’ for futirs At iom Affoniod o b e jea o R Eamiente, [ oL . B EFluab, Mo, Willlaniste, Now Yorke o o oo Ko SUITS. Chas. Gossage é Co.. Suggest as seasonable an inspeotion of their new and handsome. styles of Embroidered Pique Suits, Emb'd Linen Suits, Porcale and Oambrio Suits, Swiss Evening Dresses, Linen Suits, Polonaises, and Dusters, the new Gossamer Waterproof, Real Shet- lond Showls, Silk Zephyr Shawls, Laoe Shawls and Saoques, Children’s Pique Buits, Cashmere Yak Trimmed Mantles, Sleoveloss Jaokets, English Welking Jaockets, Imperial Polo- neises, and the elegant stook of Silk and Fabrio Oostumes, which they now display in new and tasteful combi- notions, Prices always satisfactory | 106, 108 & 110 State-st. 60 & 62 Washington-st. XID GLOVES. GLOVES. eld, Leiter & G, State & Washington-sts, Will open SATURDAY, May 9, FULL LINES of the popular GANTS DE SUEDE (UNDRESSED KID), 'T'wo, Three, and Four Buttons, the most attractive Glove of the season, at tho low price of $1.00, $1.25, and $1.50, recently $1.50 to $2.00; and a choice article of GENTS’ WHITE, all sizes, and LADIES’ OPERA COLORS and ‘WHITE, at $1.25 per pair. MEDICINAL, A A A e N AN Ao ‘Weo are now Manufaoturing, and it can be prooured o Grooers Everywhero, RACAHOUT des Arabes, ‘Which s xmuou:end by competant judges superior to any yotofferad the: vhlc, wher by forolen or domostio man- ufaoturors. Racanon, i composed of tha best nutritive aad roaioring subatkncas.” rs Invorite biorkisst hov: or Indion wnd. goung persans, to whon 16 giver FRESITNEH and BAMTORPOINT. Tt Is eAnsoiuily dr 35 41 sirable for NEILVOUS poople, or those ailliotod with wouk stomnobi Ak for W, BAKER & (%0.’5- and tako no other; your grocer cau got it if ho wil. ‘W.BAKER & CO.,Dorchester, Mass. ESTABLISHED 1780, Dlanufacturers of the celebrated Baker's Chocolate, Cocons nnd Broma Preparas- tions, aud giest Vanitln Chocolate. REMOVALS. HERRING & (0. Have removed their Office and ‘Warehouse to their Factory, corner Fourteenth-st. and In- diana-av. HERRING & CO,, Corner Fourteenth-ot, and Indiana-av. LAKE NAVIGATION. GOODRICE'S STRAMERS. For Rac oxau A m. pem. days azcoptod), For St. Josoph, Tuesda) day . For M "Thnreds: . Dam. For Greon Dy and Taiormediaio poris, Tdssday and Lriday. 7 p.m. For Escana! 1dny.. % 7o m, Tor Kewaunoo and Ahnapos, Friday, ¥ and Tassdny and Friday,....irees Qtiice and Dooks, foot Mishifan VINEGAR. PRUSSING’S WHITE WINE VINEGAR, A most auperb article, Warruuted pure, palatable, and to prosecvo ploklos. Hirat pramium awardod wherovor wxhibited, THE PRUSSING VINEGAIL WORKS, 347, 139 und 811 Stato-at., Chiicago, PRINTERS. STATIONEAS, &o. Notary Seals, Presses & Blanks FURNISHED BY CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CO, 118 and 120 Monvoe-st., Chicago, . SUMMER RESORTS. ___ HATFIELD HOUSE, Massona Springs, On Raquelte Xiver, throa miles from St, Lawrencs River, ‘Will open JUNEE 1, for pocoption, of guosts. Accommo: dntions - Rrat-olna: The Hotol fe eduiroly newy and bas boga fittad sud furalshied wil every inodern convenion: Good Hubing and huntin; The propristors have d 1p.m. mined to prosent a houss in ovory way worthy of patranago. Tilo watury aro highly soooinmendad by e waudical (apulty tn wido reugo of dis- cases, Address HATFIRLD BROS., Massona Bprings, Ht. Lawreace C ork. HOTEL, WESTMINSTER HOTEL, ON THE HUROPEAN PLAN. Corner Irving-pluco nnd Sixteeuth-sty NEW YORK. : Unlon Bquare, the most central yet e e a1y s umuoclate, vttty of il e principal piaces of ‘snusemont and loading rotnil stores, lins boon onlary 1 tho addition of ity soni r clovator, N, Propristor, . 7 NEW PUBLIOATIONS, TRUTHS FOR TO-DAY, Bpoken in the past wintor BY DAVID SWING. 1Vol., 12mo, Price, 81,75, *Bn far ars thess sermons from belng Hontil Chrntianity that ey onatituion moxt Botvortu) datere of il thaf Is" vital’ nd” pormanont I3 ce ralglin "% ™rne Amorioan pulblt fias sent fus fowevn ‘umon of sormonn riohor in thougli, mora dovout i sont ment, moro dmirable (u ttatem Tashioning, than this roluma o —Naw York Independent, *No ono could have hosrd {hese sormony, or oan resd ‘hm as thdy aro gathored In this little volumo, without ol ofioriod, ayootonsd, humanizod'. A morb fandory oviny, and yo wino and godly toavhor’ amld not bsad- hlllkl{‘ lnlu’llll:llly a]rn]ull Illyln thoss ‘Truthe for To. " Kalamacoo Telegraph, The discourson ar pitalie tn g0 moderato s key that o' impronsion of grol tas + the - Droxchar mukor nedieniag of hia Ticl roranpcas, BUC 300 t, o falror in out: oimians by M, Re et axo convincod that yon aro listoning to & man of earnos thought, of taro oulturo, sud of gonuine bumanlty.''— diaw York Tyibune, **Iknow of vonn, in the trmost senns, mora Ohrlstian, I road onoof tho disconrags to.day (Sunday) to a s foty oro, and to th groat dolight of tho congrogation. George' IFilliam Gurtte, Mailed on rocelpt. of prigo (§1.75) by the publishors, Jansen, McClurg & Co., 117 & 119 State-st., Chicago. JUST PUBLISEED. Musical Garland, Dusts for Violin and Piano, Prico, $2.50. Now and attractive arrangements, by Brr. WINNER, of Galops, Walizes, Mazurkas, Alrs, Quac-ilios, and. P ponesls for Violin, withi Plino acoompaulment. Pag haot Mulo size, Musical Flowers, Duets for Flute and Plano. Price, $2.50. Similar {n dosign to the **Musical Qarl: slze, well fliled, Flute Bouguet, Price, $1,50, nfi&olllullnn lncluding & groat varioty of musis for the Violin Amusements, $1.50. Similar in deslgn to the Bouquet. Firat-rate, oasy Vio. tin Muslo, Two boake by Sop. Winger.. Th a PR A LA e SR R B howavar, as much Fiuto or Violin Muslc, but Ro Piana uccompaniwont., - The River of Life Continuas to attraot gonoral attention as b SORBAY RolfBaL T it S bRRSEL ) ver hundred. Tho shove Books for sale avorywhara, Oliver Ditson & Oo., Boston. Ohas. H. Ditson & Co., ‘711 Broadway, New York, LYON & HEALY, CHICAGO. — TRUSSES. Rupture. Extraot, from Report of Board of Medical Officers Convened to Examine Sample of Trusses in Accordance with an Aot of Con- gress Approved May 28, 1872 ¢ ““The Board s of tho opinion that the abova principles, viz, : tiose which bolong to T rioid out by tho * Common Sonto |ru Bartlett, f;mmuna Parkor, Ohicago, rogummonded by tho lioard as the bost," BAZIL NORRIS, Burgaon U. 8. A., President, HOSS K, Asa't-Burgeon U.S, AL, Bocrotary. 9. J WOODIWARD, Asalstaut Surgoon U. GEORGE A, OTIS, ant-Surgoon U.8.A. ofe, abovo rocommendation of tho Dosed of Modioal joera with rogard to Trussos 18 approved. 3T BARNILY, Burzoon Gunoral U 5. A. Trusses, Suppartars, Shiouldor.Tiraccs, Flaatlo Stooke inge, Orutohos, Instrimonts for dofarmiftes, etc., otc. BARTLETT, BUTMAN & PARKER, $) Stato:st., Ohloago. 3 OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, National Line of Steamships. INOTICH. iiaimmsseniate e e fas s esssed b9 U N York. for LIVERFOUL and QUENS- Salling from Hew o0 I DAY - Balling from N. ¥ork for London (diract) avory fortnight, Oabin pass: 50, atoora; groatly roduced rax az0 Drafts for £1 aud upward, WILLIAT R ACALISTRIL Nortlieast eoruor Olark and Shorman House), Chleago. NEW YORK TO CARDIFF, The Bouth Wales Atlantio Stoamship Uompany's New First-class, Full-powerod, Olyde-bullt K!clmhhir! will il Senneivunts follresd Wit dscer Ol "M 12 April oo May ANDLS Abel 18 | SEABRBRA il Carrying goods and passengers at through rates from onrte e ‘Cliann F Gen'l Wast Agont Teaadalon s, apposnid new sll pa e United States and Canada to ports in the Brian and all ather polnts In Eogland. , built oxprossly for the trade, are pro- thie litoet Improvamenta fo¥ the aonfortand of witl Gonvenien: 5 ¢ OABIN AND STELRAGIE PABSENGERS, Firat, Ce b'»:g 275 and 5550 curronoy, - 8scond Oabln, §58 rage, ourrency. - Stearszo %urtlgcnfll]u‘;g:n Gica, upwards. A es, No. 1 Dook Ouainers, an: T KROMIBALD BAXTRR % GO, Agonts, No. 1{ Hruadiray. STATE LINE. To Glasgot, Belfast, Liverpool, Loudonderry, & BTATE OF PIEN‘_VQYY?.VAI\ STATE OF VIRGINI . BTATE OF GRO®QIA, FROM PIER 83, £ L, N. Y. Wookly Saillugs next Summer. B bin, 360 and $80 gold ; Steera: 0 ey rpatt, €51 Sareuney. - raiks ok Towont ton, ;’g’.fr furthor pastionlersapsly to AUSTIN BALDWIN & 2 Vork, 0% ARl G Wenttn Agts 6 Otarkat. Ohlongo, PIANOS. If Yoo Want the Best, [}e 1 LELT Wo have othor makes, selling at Great Bargnina. N.GOOLD &SON, Wabash—)av. and Adams-st. ‘We are PIANO. RENT. S Offco of Chicago & Norfiwestern Rallway Company, &2 Wallst, Yourx, April 50, 1874, The anousl ncating of tho stuskitdurs and bundtold- ers of tno Chicazo & Nocthwostain Kullway Cotpuny, for tho eloction of Diroofors pussuaut to law, and for t traneaction of suchi othior buxinoss =a may oo Sl meotiag, will o iold ut the ot of the Go Cago, Thursdey, the dth day of Ju fi%fizl%?'nfixéfi“" 5. " Byadhofdors will ‘atcliaatioats . . o 1 E rosenting thelr voting bondaat tho S oF Lc‘f}::x;nn’upm“};llp;al., Bow York, Tor rugla- 040l of Mz, proximo, tration on o Boforo Eho 4% gl 1t BEGENED Prestdant, M. L. 8yxes, Ju., Sooretary, (FFICE CRICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PA- CIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. Apeld 23, 180, The aunual meotlng of the Stookholdera of the Chicayo, Rook Istand & Pacific Rallroad Cumpany, for the oloution of Dirooto sunt to law, and the transaction of such otlier business as may ooma bofore them, will bo held at the ufiice of the Company, in the city of Ohlosgo, or Wadnssday, the third day of June next, at 11 o'clock & . JOLN F. TRAQY, Proaldent. 1, TOWS, Soorotaty, STOOKHOLDERS MBETING, Natloe in hoereby that th | L0, Blhokddor S e oo fosti Hranss Dock wily tor the oluction of Directors of sald @i “any u Dottt at sho tbceof anid Cumpans,.No, bl ib‘ hbfil! Oity uf Chicsge, st 10a, m, .+ D, 1874, K, G, MABO: Hisoratary of Ohloago South Branch ffock Gonphny. MISCELLANEOUS, To EHousekeepers. Koop your bedrooms freo f, bugs b, Ti . sty ero e £ Uil e T i in Onlo: 0, t OHI0AGO IRON BKD- ERADYE0, Van litien Sua Dosyininesntn, it ti Bedawiol Property Owners, Attention ! Until 16th inat, Y'ax Bal old by the 0"’&:’ r Ohicago osu be redosmed at 10 ent- prewaluin, Al whil & ;lll the rate will b 3 % W R TR U Ouiasa0; April & WTd DISSOLUTION NOTICES, DISSOLUTION. ip horotofore oxlating betwaen Hi A B Ry Updes i Sama of WRITER & KISZNER, Cuoners, hias this dsy beon dissolved by fte. g initaitiy ad wiavunt consenty Tomey Wobde sotle: Ry, A o Sy il Nabitvion, and ST N —— ENRY 'WEBER, Om1caG0, May ], 1674, SOUN TtBZN DISSOLUTION. inorship horetofore exiat s Hall ol EERELTRREET PROPOSALS, NOTICE T0 BUILDERS ture of tho Btata of Illinols huving supro 61 22,000 for thw araution ol n Roldioyey Ronuimont st tho Natlonal Comotory at nuls, propoeals for bullding satic, fo. n and speatticatious, ill ho rucelvod up hag, Iort, AN bids moat como within 5’ aind speolfcations tu bo sul. o give s cloaridua ot wtarial and were: ‘Comuulssloners rosorve the Tight Lo reject 87 Skdurt oo Doard f’?f’."flflfln’fll’mnrnm. Moukd Oy, Il Apell 1, 114