FROM EUROPE. Latest News by Ocean Telegraph. The English Eeform Bill Passed to a Second Beading, Latest Phase of the Eastern Question. The Constitution of the North German Empire Accepted by Parliament The Situation in Ireland. FROM WASHINGTON. Proceedings in Congress Yesterday. The Adjournment Question Still fending. Hesolntion Passed in the House Requesting the Removal of Collector Smythe. Also One of Sympathy for the People of Ireland. -Extracts from tlie Report of the Director of the Statistical Bureau. BECIONSTRUCTION. General Sheridan’s Initial Order Under the New Lav. Mayor Monroe and Others Eemoved from Office, FROM EUROPE. BY OCEAN TELEGRAPH. Great Britain* THE ncronai BILL. la the House of Commons the Reform BU passed to a second reading without h dissenting voice. The debate Is fixedjfar April S. STEAHEU BOVEEtSTS. Queenstown. March 27. The steamship Louisiana from New York has arrived. 1 jvzui'OOL. March 27. The steamship Pennsylvania which left New York on the 2d tasti, for Liverpool, was seen on the 19th Inst, under sail. Galway. March 27—Evening. The Eteamshlp Pennsylvania arrived here this evening witb a screw broken and ont ot coal. Queenstown, March 27—Evening. The steamship City of Briton, from New York, touched here this evening. Ban tern Affairs, THE WAS BETWEEN TUUEST AND HER PROVINCES. London, March 27—Evening. A despatch from the East states that the Ser vian Prince is aboot to depart from Belgrade fur Constantinople on a visit to the Sultan. Accounts from Athens report that there has been no fighting in Candia for two months. uennanr. COSSHTCTTOIt OF TUB KORTII-GER3fAjr EOTIBE. Berlin. March 27. The North-Germ an Parliament has accepted the Cotstllnrion, the provisions of which arc mainly in accordance with the plan proposed by Bis mark. Latest Foreign markets, FINANCIAL. Londos, Mireh 27. Consols, SI if; Eric, 3SV: Illinois Cental, 735/; United Sutes bonds, Tig. Feaskfoct, March 27. Cxited states 5-10 s 7%. Pacts, March 27. United States 5-7 Os 84#. . Lospos. March 27—Evening. Cocsots closfd at 91# lor money; United States 5-103 minois Central,73*; Erie. B^'. Fsanktoet. March 27—Evening. United States bonds 77#. Pacts, March W—Evening. American bonds 64V. Ltveepool, March 27—Noon- Cotton—Dull. Breadstullfc—Dull- Wheal—Ko. 2 red. tSsSd; whlt»* Californio, tse Cd. Corr.SSs 9d; barley, 4s 6d;oats, I*rovlßlon!—PoTk.77« Cd; baron,49s. Produce—GenerallyQdct. Befi.ed petrolt«m.7iGd. Livebpool, Match 27— Evening. Cotton—Market closed quiet, at the following clodne quotatlua*: Middling uplands, 13#i; Orleans, 13# d. Sales reach It.OCO bale*. Brea 4s tuffi—Deli, at roon prices. Provisions—Dali and unchanged. Produce—Ball at noon prices. Bt STEAMER, New Tons. March 27.—The China's mails ar rived to-night. English papers have a rumor that the United States Government have, through Mr. Adams, called the attention of the British Government to the neglected condition of Ireland, and pointed out the measmes which, in their opinion, a-e beat calculated to allay disaffection, and also tbe irritation which exists among the Irish poanla tion of America. * Duke Persigny has made a speech id the French Legislature. He was silem on French oolltics, but said but tor Ministerial responsibility, th** British Government would have broken up the American Republic long ago. Emile Alllvlcr bad made a speech urging that France should honestly accept toe transformation which had taken place In Germany, and which he eaid was not directed against France. The French naval division In the Levant Is to be increased by two gunboats. La France Bays the basis of an understandm** between France. Russia and England on the Kart «rn question, which still exists, permits the hope ol a speedy eolation. LaFrance also says there 'exists at the present moment, in the foreign policy of France, no single question capahie of embarrassing her diplomatic action abroad or of disquieting nnblic opinion. * * Tbe health of tbe Empress Cariotta is worse. The Anstrlan.Relchsxath will probably meet on the Mh of April. It Is staled that toe Emperor has sanctioned a LIU tor the introduction of trial by jury in Austria. A volcanic eruption has occurred on the Island cf Pantellaria, southwest of Sicily. It ts reported that tbe Thessalian insurgents were defeated by the Turks and 000 laid down their arms. New Yobs, March 27.—The Herald's corrc ppondence from Ireland contains some additional news regarding the Fenian situation In Ireland. Quite a number of the intantrv bad been invalided by the duties of thccamiialgn, and many cav alry horses died from fatigue and exposure u> the extreme cold weather. A fight, we are told, occurred between the British troops near Cork. Fenmnlsm being the exciting cause. The men of tbe Seventy-second Jtifactry, Scotch, sided with the Irish, when many -members of an English lancer regiment were se verely handled. Tbe people of Cork cheered the Scotch soldiers Jhe next day. FROM WASHINGTON. (Special Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.] WAsanroroK, March 87. 'Tms AProunakENT question. The adjournment question made one more stage of progress in the House tms p. m.. when the Senate resolution for reassembling next Do .ember was rejected. The debate covered one Tionr. Mr. Scbenck's proposition lor meeting on -the first Wednesdar In June and September, un less Messrs. Wade and Colfax shall declare by jomtproclamation ten days before the dales spcci icd, that the session is not necessary, was car ried by yeas 74, nays 5L The negative vote was -made np by twauy-eeven Democrats and twenty fbnr Republicans—the latter being tbe following: Baldwin, Betcbum, Poland, Bingham, Kitchen, Robertson. Koontz, Smith. Dockland, lAflln, Spatdlng, ConnelL Lincoln, Stewart, Terris, Marvin, TwucheH, Ferry, Mallory, Wa.bbumc, of Griswold, Newcomb, Wis. Hubbard, of W. Virginia, COLUCTOB BE HUE. The action of the House this afternoon relative to Collector Smyihe was very decided. Motion* to lay on tbe table, recommit, postpone and adjourn were oil voted down, and Hnlburd'e reso lution from tbe Investigating Cimmltiee, declar leg it as the sense of the House that he be at once removed, was then carried by yeas, CS: nays, S 3, several Republicans, who voted in the negative, said they thought be should be turned out, but didn't believe the House was called on to act nt all in regard to tbe matter. There 3s no present probability that the President will act in accordance wuh the suggestion of the Douse, and Smytio declares be will not resign. The report ol the Judiciary Committee exoner ating Messrs. Doolittle and Patterson from all Wamc in connection wlinthe New York Custom Douse, was accepted by the Senate without di ■vision or objection. A long discussion followed about printing the evidence, bnt no decision was reached prior to adjournment. beeps ron the south. Senate bill allowing the expenditure of fifty Ihosaand dollars from the funds of the Agrlcul- total Bureau for tarnishing seeds to jibs Soalh. Kill probably be agreed to by the House. boxactPEHsnra patweht rottsumo slats). The President has cot yet sipped ;he bill sui pending payment for slaves drafted or eah«ted into the army during (be war, aid tbetmpres?loa pains ground that It will not become a law, as L'oneresa la almost sure to adjourn before the constitutional limit of ten days expuea. ATPOIXTMST. Colonel Charles H. Rmlth, of the Twenty-elghth Infantry, haa been appointed Assistant Commis sioner of the Freedmen'a Bureau for Arkansas. aootiTiu, Senator Doolittle has gone to Connecticut to plead tor the election of the Democratic nomi nees. coaunseiojrca or mux xttaees. Colonel Kott G. Taylor. ex-Cougrewman from Tennessee, was confirmed this afternoon as Com missioner of Indian Affairs. The beat evidence of his diners for the placets In the fact that his con firmation was opposed by the whole Indian specu lators’ ring. NOS DUTTONS. The President sent to the Senate (his afternoon aliTge number of Internal Us venae nominations, a few Postmasters acd minor army officers, and that of General Slocum aa Naval Officer at New York. LINCOLN NONUNEXT ASSOCIATION. A bill passed to-day organizing the Lincoln Monument Association. The corporators con sisted of one from each Sta'e. The Western names are as follows: Illinois, Mr. Callom: Mis souri, Mr. Benjamin; Ohio, Mr. Wilson; Indiana, Mr. Orth; Michigan, Mr. Dnggs; lowa, Mr. Har lan; Minnesota, Mr. Ramsey; Kentucky, Mr. McKee-; Kansas, Mr. Clark; Wisconsin, Mr. Paine. STATISTICAL BCHEATJ—SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT. Wasuikoton, March 27.—11ia report of the Director of the Statistical Bureau shows that the exports of domestic produce, for the six months Lucing December 21ei last, were $172,1X51,129, in cluding the following: Colton $51,150,913 Gold bullion.. Sliver bullion. Gold coin... . Sliver com. .Manufactures of gold and stiver 28,(123 BrcadstnSs 2,(317,911 Oils, petroleum, etc 17,210,573 Provisions 11,252,471 Tobacco 11,812.297 Lumber, etc 7,013,157 .AU in CUTTCDCJ. Ibe exports of foictgn articles amounted to &>l.CO>-,74S tti coin. IJECLAMATIOK OF COTTON T»T- Upnn a claim for reclamation the Commissioner of Internal Hevenne has decided that the taxon cotton grown in the Indian country onebt to be refunded. The question bos been submitted to •he Attorney General, who, it ia believed, concurs in tbal decision. TftiNSrEBBED. Surgeon F. L. Town has been transferred from •he Department of the Cumberland to the Depart ment of Dakota. s »urnERK jiah.ho ad debt. * The thiry-seven lallroads. In Department of the Tennessee, owed the United Mates, on the Ist of bebmary last, 55,51*6,000, being the principal and interest unpaid, due tor railroad property of all lands pm chared from the Government. CONSCIENCE MONET. The conscience food of the Treasury Deport* meet was increased to-day by the addition or -Ixiy-oce dollars aua seven ty*flve cents, forwarded l«y Iter. Tbos. Burke, pastor of the at. Vmc-nt Church, at ?L Louis, bavins been entrusted to turn for payment Into the United States Treasury, romafsioszn or aguicultuhe. Washington, March 27.—1 tis under? tood that tbc Piesident to-day nominated to the SecateJ. C. G. Kennedy for Commissioner of Agriculture, in place of Isaac Newton. COMnnaATTOKS. The Senate to-day confirmed the following: Nathaniel G. Taylor of Tennessee, Commissioner of Indian Adair?; Norman S. Andrews, UnPed Slates Marshal for the Eastern District oi Michi gan; Thomas Jones, Collector of Internal Reve nue lor tbc Eighteenth District of Ohio; James uoitbcn, of Tennessee. Indian Agent for the Southern Supcrtatendency. BEJECTED. uwtwi c.u. Tht Senate i ejected S. L. Warren, United States Attorney for the Western District of Tennessee. NATIONAL BONUVENT ASSOCIATION. Washington. March 27.—Congress passed a law organizing on association, national in character, for the purpose of the erection of a monument commemorative of the great charter of American freedom. The irus tece.fortbc North and Northwestern States are Representative John T. Wilson, of Ohio: Repre sentative Orth, ol Indiana; Representativev?ul !nn, of Illinois; Senator Harlan, of lowa, and Representative Driggs, of Michigan. ACT rnOKCLOATZD. Washington, March 27 —The supplemental Re construction Act is to-day officially promulgated by the Secretary of State. 6LBPENDKD NATIONAL BAKES. The Comptroller of the vurrercy gives notice to holders of cnculaiine notes of the First Na tional Bank ufNc>« V. t ? aebusetts, Tennes see National Bunk, Memphis, and First National Bank ot Medina, New Yo.k, that such notes will be paid in lawful money ot the United States on presentation at the treasury. NEW TORE NATAL OPTICER. The President has nominated General Slocum as Naval Officer for the port of New York. CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. Washisqtok, March 27. SENATE. Mi. THAYER obtained unanimous consent to have read a telegram from the General Manager ol ihe Union Pacific Railroad from Omaha west, to the effect that the work was progressing rapidly and wooid • e pushed on at the rate of two miles per aav for the next one hundred days. Mi. HOWARD introduced and moved to refer to the Judiciary Committee the report of the New York Bank of Commerce for the year ending dune, 1665. in which it is charged mat Sir. Thoma«, Senator elect from Maryland, withdrew in Sep tember, 18*0, from New York, a large amount of money accumulated there for the payment ot in terest on United States stock, leaving this stock unprovided for, at the time Mr. Thomas was Secretary of the Treasury, Referred. The joint resolution transferring J 30,000 from the Frredmen’s Bureau to the Department of Agriculture for tbc purchase of seeds lor the cit izens of the rebel States passed. Mr. HENDERSON, from the Finance Commit tee, reported a bitl to guarantee to the State of Louisians six millions of dollars for the construc tion ot leveet on the Mississippi. Ordered print ed. Mr. THAYER, from the Committee on Indian Affairs, reported a bill Introduced by him a few da> s eince,to prohibit the removal of Indian tribes, and the expenditure ot the funds held by the United States tor Indians, without a special pro- Mr! ,^&.\l*SS(s'!f a joint resolution that the joint resolution of March fid, 1567, amending the Tann Act of IStrffshall not he construed to ap ply to lasting, mohair, cloth, silk twist or omer manufactures of cloth used for the manufacture uf buttiDs. Nr. CAMERON objected, and it went over. Mr. THAYER, from the Military Committee, reported a resolution authorizing the Second \nditor of the Treasury to settle toe accounts of une on cers without race!vine the monthly returns or property In their possession, where such otßcers have been prevented irom making returns by ■ ea*on of being prisoners or In the hospital. Mr FRELINgHUYSEN moved an amendment, that the Second Auditor shall be satisfied by the jffidavil i-i the officer or otherwise of the inability of the officcrto make his monthly report. Agreed to, and the bill parsed. Mr. MORRILL, of Maine, from the Committee on Appropriations, reported a bill to snnply de ficiencies for appropriations in the contingent fund of the Senate. The question was oa a con* runeuce In the House amendment. The House ned prohibited paying to a Washington piper a higher compensation for publishing the laws of Congress than paid to newspapers elsewhere. Ihe Senate refused to strike this out. The House amended by giving to its Clerk the designation of the papers la Northern States to publish ihe Jaws and increasing the rate from one •o two dollais per page. By the act of lost sea r-ion compensation was inerdued for Southern papeis, and the Clerk was authorized to desig nate the papers. On motion of Sir. SHERMAN, it was amended by providing that the compensation in the North ern Slates should rot be lucrea«ea. Agreed to. Mr. HENDERSON offered an amendment ap propriating SSI.OKJ to pay tbe expenses of Indian delegations on their recent visit to Washington. Mr. SHERMAN moved to amend by providing that herearterneilherihe President nor Secretary ol War shall make treaties with Indians until ex press appropriations have been made by law. Agreed to end adopted. . Mr. SHERMAN moved to amend by placing the funds heretofore held by the Commissioner of Public Bniidinrs at the disposal of the Chief En gineer of the Army, or an officer to be designated by him. Agreed :o. The hill passed and goes to tbe House. Mr. J RUMBDLL, from the Judiciary Commit tee, reported on the bill concerning Messrs. Doo little and Patterson, In regard to the New York Custom House, The Committee declare there Is no evidence Implicating Mr. Daollttle or Mr. Pat nr on. Mr. CONSLING made & minority report clear ing Mes‘rr. Doolittle and Patterson, but review ing toe renert of toe House, showing that Mr. Smythc had from time to lime declared bis inten tion of giving money to those gentlemen, but there is no evidence that those gentlemen so un derstood It Mr. JOHNSON wished the House to understand that, while Mr. Conkllug had made a minority re port. they were unanimous on toe question or toe entire innocence of Messrs. Doolittle anl Pat erson. Pending consideration, the Senate went M<7 executive tea-ion. Adjourned. HOUSE. The hill to incorporate the Lincoln Monument Avocation was passed. On motion of Sir. McCLURG. the Secretary of War was directed to present General Simpson’s report of bis tour ot inspection to the Pacific coast dm teg the summer and fall of 1566. Mr. STEVENS, of Pa., asked leave to offer a resolution for the reappointment of a Select Com mittee on Itaijroads. Mr. CHANDLER objected. Mr. STEVENS moved to suspend the rales, which was agreed to. The resolution was then ottered and passed. Mr. BOUTVVELL. from tbe Judiciary Commit tee, reported back the Senate amendment to the joint resolution relating to the claims of Northern creditors. Upon Mr. SCOFIELD'S motion,tbe amendments '. • vdec'arcthcHousc sojourned, a-i o ««;i ; v • Utiihad been tak en by the Sena r. The amendin'i • . •11 deficiencies in the contingent fuedt v. t; > • ! ul/om the table. Ihe amendment In ?othc Indians was noncon corred in, and a conference appointed. Ihe Senate amendment to toe joint resolution authorizing the Second Auditor to settle the ac counts of officers of the army where they cannot present vouchers on account of having been held prisoners of war, Ac., was concurred in. Adjourned. 7,337,728 5,81)5,037 8,533.800 1,074,503 FBOM SPEISGFIELD. W. R. McCracken—Denies that ho Li “the OicCracken”—What he Intends to do* [Special Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.] SpnctariEXO. March 27. vt; R. McCracken was In Springfield to-day He denies that he the author of the Seward- Motley-McCrackcn letier from Paris, and chal lenges proof. He eava he will very soon satisfy the public that certain newspaper articles lately published in regard to him, are untrue. FRO M MADISOS. Booth and His Claim—Wctherhy With dnui B—Ucury Viuceut, etc. [Special Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.] Madison, Wis., March 37. Mr. Booth, who has spent all winter lobbying about tbc Legislature, is Increasing bis demands against the State for expenses and losses growing out of suits against him in connection with the Glover rescue case, thirteen years ago. His claim was digitally but f 5,675, but the committee, to whom his memorial was referred in the Senate, reported a bill givirg him 515,0 W, and the Senate voted to grant Mr. Booth the extraoralnary privi lege of arguing his claim before the Joint Conven tion of the two Houses next Tuesday evening. It is understood be has an elaborate epeecn prepared advocating its justice. P. Wetherby, the Democratic nominee for As sociate Justice of the Supreme Court, has pub lished a Idler withdrawing hla name, on the ground that his election, of which the danger would be very slight, would interfere witb private business in which be desires to retain an interest. Henry Vincent, the Knglirh Liberal, by invita tion of the Assembly, lectured on England nod America in the Assembly Chamber this afternoon belore alarge audience—Legislature, citizens, and ladies. Governor Faircbildpresldmg. The stilte on the railroad measures continues animated, and a very large iobbyls here. TEE STATE LEGISLATURES. WISCONSIN, (Special Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.] Madison, Wisconsin, March 26. The Senate 10-day concurred in a resolution passed oythe Ae>cmbly sometime since for ad journment, modified, however, so as to make April llih the day of adjournment, and limiting the introduction of new business to April Ist. The Asecmbly passed another resolution to ad journ on the fcth. 7be contest over No. 27 In (he Senate to facili tate the construction of a railroad between Mon roe and Dubuque bvthe Prairie du Chien Com- Bany Is bccomtagqnlte heated, and a strong lobby i here favoring or opposing. The bill has been repotted back irom the Assembly Railroad Com mittee, with the recommendation or a majority lor its passage wi'h the fifth section, which has been claimed to give tne directors power of con solidation, and the substitution of a clause re pealing ibe proviso of section 1. chapter at, Locul Cans, of 3SC6, which requites the assent of a ma jority oi each class of stockholder? for the con solidation or extension ot the road. Ex-Governor Salomon made a strong argument against the bill before the Railroad Committee and members of ihe Assembly, last evening, and 10-day a corresnondeucc Is established between Alexander Mitcbel] and Governor Salomon, agree ing to a public discussion before the Legislature between the latter, representing the dissenting stockholder?, and any counsel on the other side the etaternim maae In some papers that a majority of the Senate favor the mil for the removal of the capital to Milwaukee, is unfounded H*Hry Vincent, the English Libera], by Invita tion of the Assembly, lecimcs before the Legis lature to-morrow afternoon. A violent enow storm has been prevailing here all day. J he following were the principal proceedings In the Legislature on Monday evening: In the Sen* a*e,Seuaior ulark, from me Minority Committee on Benevolent Institutions, reported against fur ther appropriations to the Soldiers’ Orphans’ Home, and recommending some other methods of cailngfor soldwra’ orphai.B. A bill was Introduced for a tax of three per cent on the gross earnings of telegraph companies. Sevcial Senate bills passed, including the in crease of salary to the Corresponding secretary of the State Historical Society to 2(iUQ and the librarian to ; to provide that no school district shall contain more than a township of land or have any part thereof more than five miles distant from the centre; to provide for thecol lection ol delinquent village taxes, and repeal all laws aulhotizirg the Treasurer of any village to sell lands for delinquent taxes ; for limitation of the tax certificate; to regulate tbe carriage of raggage by railroad companies; to repeal chap- JS* laws of 1667, relative to the mileage ot Sberifis. “ In the Assembly, bills were concurred in to re strain diseased animals from running at large; to amecdchapter 111, laws of 165}. which amended the civil code; to amend tbe statutes rela tive to auctions and auctioneers. The bill was Indeflnllely postponed to provide lor the levying and collecting ot a lax to pav the schooiiund income interest on the amount which the State bod used as expenses for the manage ment of said fund. h In the Assembly hills were introduced to found an Institute for the Education of Idiotic and Im becile Tomb; to amend chapter 3U5, laws of 1865, rtspecing evidence: for taxing telegraph and ex press companies, and several minor bills. Assembly bills were passed to amend section 3, chapter 109, Revised Statutes, concerning mar riage, and relating to proceedings against debtors by attachment. Senate bill ror publishing the transactions of tbe Agricultural Society was indefinitely post poned. On Tuesday morning in tbe Senate a resolution was adopted asking Secretary Seward to oso the influence of the Government to secure the pardon of Robert B. Lynch and Rev. Mr. McMahon, con demned for participation in the Fenian invasion of Canada, on the ground of evidence that they were not Implicated. The Aesemoly bin to authorize the Secretary of State to procure ana furnish to the County Boards ofeumyors authenticated lists of de*crters from the military and naval service ol the United States and to provide for their distribution, was concur red in by a vote of 16 to 10—strictly party, except that Mr. Webb, Union, voted with the Democrats in tbe minority. Senate bills passedappropriatlne $730,070, annu ally, to pay the interest on the University Fnud uved lor buildings; appropriating SIOO for the pur chase ot a portrait or Abraham Lincoln; $2,000 for the Governor’s contingent fond, and $17,000 for toe Inetitutefor tbe Blind. The Assembly Eight-Boar Bill was made the special order lor Wednesday evening, and the As* scmhly vro raia Railroad Freight and Passenger Tanfi Bill for Thursday evening. A hill was introduced to increase the amount authorized to be expended for the Whitewater and PlatlcvUJe formal School buildings to *S,OOO for the former and 15,000 for the latter. Assembly bills were Introduced amending the Bankrupt Law; repealing section six, chap* Ur fourteen, Revised Statutes, concerning actions lor the recovery of real estate ; and regnlatin?lhc transpoi tation of powder. Senate hilts were concurred In appropriating sl',ooo for stationery for the State; to authorize guardians to lease and grant ieasement of tbe lands of their wards; amending Revised Statutes concerning evidence; and some local nuts. Several local Assembly hills passed, and a me* mortal to Congress lor an appropriation for the Port Washington Harbor. WEDNESDAY’S PROCEEDINGS. [Special Despatch to the Chicago Tnhnno.] Mapisok, Wls., March 27. Tbe session of the Assembly last night was mainly devoted to the discussion of General Ho bart's bill making adultery the only ground of divorce, which was refused a passage oy a vote of 021045. Several unimportant Senate bills were concurred in. The Assembly to-day virtuously tabled a resolu tion for $25 more In stamps by 43 to 4S. Several bills were Introduced, Including one ap propriating $25,000 to the Hospital lor the Insane; also one to prohibit tbe consolidation of leading railroads of this State, similar to the one already passed by Ibe Assembly, with a proviso that it shall not affect existing legal rights. A rcenimlon was offered by Mr. Horn, Demo i rat, similar to one offered in the Missouri Legis latnie, requesting Governor Fairchild to repre sent the Siate at toe Paris Exposition and appro priating $2.U00 therefore. It was rajected In the Assembly by lonr majority. A good many mem bers have set their faces link flint against farther appropriations u connection with this Exposi tion. * ?0. S 7 in the Senate, to facilitate the coil strnction of a railroad from Monroe to Dubuque, was made tbe special order for to-morrow. Most of the session this morning and after noon was occupied in tbe discussion of the Ean Claire Dell’s Improvement Bill, on which so vole was reached. Xn the Senate a report was made from the ma jority Of the Committee on Federal Relations, in favor of paying Mr, Booth $15,000 tor bis ex penses in the Glov«r fugitive slave rescue case. Senator Thorn, (Democrat), fiom the minority of the committee, reported against the State's paying the hill. A resolution was adopted for a joint convention of tbo two bouses In the Assembly Chamber on Tuesday evening, to hear Mr. Booth advocate his claim. Senate bills were passed appropriating $40,557 to tbe Insti’nte lor the Deaf and Dumb, of wblcb $24,257 is for current expenses of the present year. $3,100 for the deficiency of the last year, $10,090 for the completion ol tbe west wing, and fXOOO for ettam heating apparatus; also, to amend the act reorganizing the State University so as to leave tbe regulation of tbe education of the two sexes there to the discretion ot the Regents. About fifty Assembly bills were concurred in, including cone of importance. VRBinoNr. MonTPEtiro. March 27.—The Vermont Legisla ture convened in special session to-day. Bills were passed aalboiizinc certain towns to sub scribe lor *(ock lor building a now railroad to connect the Rutland & Benntugton Road witn the Harlem Bold, and antooilzlna tbe mortgage of tbe Rutland A Bennington Road for the aame purpose. Tbe construction of such a road will remove tbe embarrassment occasioned by the ac ton of the Proy & Boston Road in refusing to run In cennection with tho Rutland & Bennington Road. Coltjxbus, Ohio, March 27.—1 n the Senate, to night, the resolution amending the Constitution, giving the right of suffrage to negroes, passed— yeas 2S, nays U. Albany. March 27.—A bill passed the Assembly making eight hours a legal days' wore. - The Ccnsiitn'tonal Convention Bill has finally passed the Legislature. The negro suffrage clause is omitted. Continued Preparations for (ho Recep tion of tno Fenian*—.TloYcmeuu of Canadian Troops and ttnnboau—Ac cidents In Uie Lumber Districts. (Special Despatch to the Chicago Trlbunc.l Toronto, C. W.. March 27. Preparations are still being made to receive the Fenians, though the general opinion is that they will not trouble the country this spring. Through their defectives, Govcrnmeutarc kept informed of everything important that tho Fenians do. Their intentions arc fully known. An Increased fleet of gunboats is to he placed on the lakes at the opening of navigation. There ate five on Ontario now. Four hundred seamen have been eent Rom Halifax to man the new vea tela. Extra drill has been ordered for all volunteer forccain this country, for which they will receive pay. The Thirteenth Hasrars arc to bo thrown ont by detachments into tbe diO'crcnt towns along the front. General Misted, Commander of this District, has made himself fully acquainted with the frontier by general observation. TonosTO, March 27.—The gunboat Enron Is preparing tor sea. As soon aa navigation opens she will leave for a cruise around the lake. Orders arc received from Ottawa, that volunteers ditlltwico a week. Ottawa, March 27.—1 tis semi-offlcially an nounced that Don. Jno. A McDonald andG. E. Carter have been created Baronets. The former Is now on bis way borne, and the latter bos gone on a visit to the rope. Messrs. Galt and Larglan, the Confederation Commissioners, have arrived home. Accidents in the lumbering districts arc unusu ally frequent this winter, owing to timber becom ing scarcer and lumberers betas compelled to tako It from dangerous places. Remarkable Chance in the Public Sen timent of Georgia—murder of a Freed man by a White Boy—Colored Bleu In vited to Attend the Conservative State Convention. [Special Despatch to tbc Chicago Tribune.] Nashville, March 27. A prominent Georgia statesman, in a letter to Governor firownlow, received to-day, announces that a remarkable change in public sentiment has taken place in Georgia within a few weeks, and that without doubt tbc Congressional policy of reconstruction will be heartily adopted by the people. Esquire Smith, of Giles Conntv. Tennessee, re ported to the FrecdmenV Bureau that a freedman «as murdered last Saturday, near Pulaski, by a white bov only fifteen years old. The murderer Lad not been ancstca. A freedman in Giles County was whipped last week by while rufllana who met him mine road, because he declined to intorm them where he was going. Judge Whitworth, formerly Chairman of a rebel Vigilance Committee, recommends In the Union and Ihepatc h this evening that colored citizens be cordially Invited to participate In the Conservative State Convention, on ihe 16th of April, and that in all subsequent Conservative Conventions they be leprcscntou and treated as other citizens. Attempted Anamination— Give* Ball- [Special Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.] Louisville. March 27. The life of Police Lieutenant David Needy was attempted la«t night by an unknown man, who shot at him from a dark alley, agd then ran off and escaped. Batlons Phelps, who, in 3SC3, at an election pre cinct in Caldwell County, refused the votes of re turned rebels, on the ground that they were dis franchised, and was sued by various parties, gave ball in one thousand dollars ta each case in the United States Court to-day, West Virginia having been annexed to the De partment of Kentucky, General Sidney Burbank took command of IhoDistrlct to-lay. Weather quite cold with indications of a storm CooßcrratlTo Nomination—The nis*la< alppl Bridge—The Cental System. [Special Despatch to the Chicago Tr.bnne.j The Consemtlvcs slaughtered their leit men 10-day, and nominated Alderman Funk foi Mayor, on the third ballot. The workingmen bid pre viously nominated Mcßride, hat he was defeated in the Conservative Convection. The capital for the Mississippi Bridge tag all been subscribed, and tbc estimates and plans ore (acidly maturing, it is expected the work will be commenced on the abutments by tbc lit of Jhe following resolution was adoplcdbythc members,of the Exchange to-day: Whereas, The cities of Buffalo, Toledo,-Dc troll. Oswego and Chicago, have rescinded their action adopting the cental system; therefore Retolted. By the Merchants’ Union Exchange of at. Lonis, Thai the cental system be suspended on and after April Ist, nutil further adopted hr other cities. * * Republican municipal Nominations— Aid to Sonihem Destitute* Ac. (Special Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.] St. Paul, March 27. The Republican Convention to-day nominated J.J. bhaw, proprietor of the Merchants Hotel, lor Mayor; J. V. D. Hand for City Attorney; and Frank Bromley for Street Commissioner. Jas. GillllJan wag romlnated for Jadge cf the Criml nal Court. Theec are good nominations and 11 tbe Republicans will work, the whole ticket will be elected. Ibe Chamber of Commerce last night gave ono thousand and eighty-eight dollars to ala the saf icrers In the South, and called a public meeting In the Opera House for to-morrow night to turlher donations. At Fort Snelling, a woman was yesterday found ntable to leave her bed, dying of cold and starva tion. - One child was dead on tbe floor, and another on tbe bed In a dying condition. Other families at the Fort are In nearly os bad a condi tion. Union Meeting In Montgomery* Ala,— General Slierldan’a Flint Order Un der Hie Reconstruction Act—Re moval off mayor iHonroe and Others, New York, March 27.—1 be EeralcTt Montgom ery, Ala., special says: “Areconstruction meet ing ot both colors was held here on Monday night. Resolutions favoring & fallhiul concurrence in the rcoulicmenta of the Military Reconstruction Bill, eulogizing the colored nu n. who are entitled to political equality, and calling for a State Convcn lion, were adopted. Generals Wager, Swayno and two or tbiec ex-rebel officers addressed the meeting. Governor Patton was among the Vice Presidents.’’ New Ouleasb, March 27.—The following order vos issued to-day: [General Older No. 5.] Headquarters Fiptc Military District. Andrew S. Herron, Attorney General of the stale of Louisiana: Jno. T. Monroe, Mayor of New Orleans, and Edmund Abell, Judge of the First District Court of the city of New Orleans, arc hereby removed from their respective offices from 12 m. to-day. The following appointments aremade to take effect on the same date: B. L. Lynch, Attorney General of the State of Louisiana:]Edward Heath, Mayor of New Orleans, and W, w. Howe. Judge ol the First District Court of New Orleans. Each person removed will turn overall books, papers, iccords, etc., pertaining to bis office to tbe one appointed thereto. The authority of the latter will be duly respected and enforced. By command of „ , Maj. Gek. P. H. Sheridan. Geo. L. Hartsutt, a. a. Q. Mr. Heath, the new May or,la a well known mer chant. Tbe Richmond Timet save General Lee has thrown tbe mflnence of hfs name in favor of a Convention. Macok, Gcorcia, March 27.—A mass meeting of fieedmen to-night were addressed by prominent citizens, The speeches and resolutions were con- Borvatlvo. The latter return thanks to Congress for emancipation and suffrage; declare that they cherish no bitter feeling to their late masters, bnt aro as respectful and faithful in the discharge of their duties as ever; endorse the policy of Gov ernor Brown, and recommend the people to ac cept tbe terms proposed by Congress. Augusta, March 27.—General Sweeney. Post Commander, has Issued on order forbidding all elections til) General Pope assumes command of ibe district. Arrested for ITI order—Tobacco Ware boose Seized—Fenian meeting—iie mand for Xtlcber Wages. New York, March 27.—Morris Lonargan was arreted, charged with the murder of bis wife In Waehlrgton street, on Tuesday night. A tobacco warehouse in First avenue has been seized for alleged fraudulent returns to tbo Inter nal Revenue officers. A lecture was delivered this evening at Cooper institute, under the anspices ol tho Fenian Bro therhood, by John Savage—subject, Theobald Wolfe Tone, and the cattle of Ireland." The lec turer concluded by appealing to his covntrymen ana friends of republicanism to aid Ireland in ber struggle fox lloerty. The house carpenters of this city have given nntice of their intention to demand four dollars a day on and after April Ist. New Yobk, March 27.—Tho legislative com mittee charged with the Investigation of tbe affairs of the Pacific Steamship Company held a meeting and beard testimony on the sub ject yesterday. Tbe President and one or two directors of tbe company and several other stockholders testified, among them Mr. Leonard \v. Jerome, who stated that ha had tost $500,000 in different stocks last February. The President slated that thu company was worth thirty seven millions of dollars. Bievct Major General Ingalls, who was tbe effi cient Chief Quartermaster of the Army of tbo Potomac, has been ordered to assume the duties rf Cblei Quartermaster at ibis city. General Van Yliet gees to Baltimore in a similar capacity. FROM THE PACIFIC COAST. mining Prospects In Idalio—General Crook and tne Indians. San Fkancisco, March 27.—Late advices from Idaho Territory represent »be mining Interest In a nourishing condition. Interesting geological discoveries arc being made in the Owyhee conn tnr. it was expected that tbe developments would create a sensation in tbo scientific world. General Crook's command suffered considerably from co din the Warner Lake expedition. A fight was anticipated soon. Cincinnati Hog Trade. Cincinnati, March 27.—Ibe Price Current pub lishes, to-day, the annual reporter pork packing in the West. The total number of hogs packed, is 2.423,854, agalcat 1.705,955 last season. Tbo gene 'at average weight 3321-7 pounds against 2313-10 r OHIO. NEW YORK. FBOM CASIDA. I’BOM NASHVILLE. FROM LOUISVILLE. Military—Weallier. FROM ST. LOUIS. St. I .cuts, March 27. ruoa st. paul. EECOJfSTEUCTIOJt. FROM HEW YORK. CHICAGO. THURSDAY. MARCH 28. 1867. pounds season, and the ypid of leaf lard 29S' pounds against SI 1-7 pounds lest season. The shipment of boss East over the Baltimore & Ohio and the Pennsylvania Central Railways durlnz the eea-on were 512,184 Bead, against4o,s62 bead last season. The great Increase was over the Pennsyl vania Central. MAETLAND RADICAL STATE CON TENTION. . Snbstanco of the Benolntlons Adopted. Battzkoux, March 27.—'The Republican Radi cal Staie Contention re-assembled to-day. A committee on resolutions were appointed, who,at the afternoon session, reported resolutions appealing to Congress to gram the request of the memorial of the Republican members of the legislature, and to protect the loyal malorltyof the people of Maryland, white and colored, and give a State Constitution on the basis of man hood suffrage; opposing any Constitution in sub version of the present one, which does not ex press the will of the people without regard to color, as a revolutionary usurpation, and that we will take no partis the approaching election of delegates to the Convention further than to re commend the Republicans of the State to vote asaiost the call for the Convention, and use all la" ful means to defeat the call. itt— iui lu.uu, iv u.iuib Uiv won. They propose Independent, separate action In case the Legislative Convention £a sustained by a majority or the voters of tnc State, and that tbe Convention of tbe opponents be held in Baltimore on the first Wednesday in Jane, to proceed to form a Constitution on the basis of manhood suCrnge. The eighib resolution declares that wisdom and courage are all that arc necessary lo success, and calls npou tbe veteran soldiers of the State to aid in accomplishing victory. The resolutions were adopted and a committee appointed to lay them before Congress. The Convention then adjourned shit die. FROM DETROIT, MICHIGAi. Nomlnatlnofl of Delegates to tbe Con- ktuuUoual Convention. Detroit, March 27.—The Republicans have made tbe lollowmc nominations for tbe Slate ronstilutlonal Convention: Barry County, H. Wright, A. Elliott; Tuscola County, B. W. Hors tor, Jr,; Eaton County, Joseph Masgrave, Milton P. B.uilch: St, Clair Comny, O. D. conger, U S.. Miles, E. Ilazcn; Alleghany County, W. B. Wil liams, W. F. White; Kalamazoo County, Harsh Gtddinge, Dclamoic Duncan and Milton Brad ley, Tbe Democrats of St. Cl&ir County hnvc made the following Constitutional Convention nomina tions: Don. Wm. T. Mitchell, George W. Wil son, 0. Rix. lion. Wm. S. Utley has announced himself as an independent candidate for the Convention from Newajgo Connty. Fata] Affray. Cairo, March 27.—A private letter from Eliza bethtown, 111, aated the 23th Instant, states that Caplam Gibson shot and billed finches Belt, on the day named. Thu letter merely gives facts without details, except that the canseofthc shoot- Inc was whiskey and politics, and that Captain Gibson acted entirely In self defence. Belt woa f hot just above the heart, and died m ten mlnntca thereafter. The Coroner's Inquest was held on the body, and a verdict returned In accordance with the above tacts. No leeal examination bad been bad when this correspondent wrote. municipal Nominations* SrnrscnzLu, March 27.—Tbe lloonbMcans of Jacksonville nominated a fall city ticket last evening. John Mathers. Esq., was nominated for Mayor, and C. Cassells for Clerk, Charles Rock well for Sired Commissioner, Ellis M. Allen for Marshal, A. N. McDonald for Assessor and Wn. L. English for City Attorney. SrniMcrrELD, March 27.—John Finn was nom inated for Mayor by the Democratic Convention to-day. Steamer movements. Boston, March 27.—The steamer Africa, for Liverpool, took no specie. The steamer China, tiom Liverpool, rfa Halifax, arrived ibis morning. The Olympus, trom Liver pool, also arrived here. Railroad Accident, New Tone, March 27.—An accident occurred on the Erie Railway, near Maslhope. this morn ing. Tbe express train, dne at New York at 7 a. m . waa thrown from the track, the tram badly smashed, the eoclneer Instantly killed, and sev eral passengers Injured. The Charleston Rioters, CnanixsTOK, March 27.—Two of the negroes concerned in tbe attack on the street cars, yester day, were arrested to-day and fined. They said they were incited to mlecondnct and were par tially Intoxicated. All qniet to-day. Challenge, New Tors, March 27.—Aaron Jones has for warded a challenge to Michael McCool, of St. Louis, otlerlPtfto match with him lor si,ooo, and to fight within two or three months, Coal Male. New Tons, March 27.—Sevcnfy-flye thousand tonb or Scranton coal sold at auction to-day at $3.(1105.20 for steamboat, $4 1204.25 (or damn {5.00(£6.23 for stove, and $4.0004.12 (or chestnut. ItllftslMlppi Levees Giving Way. New Orleans, March 25.—Reports from points on the nver slate that the levees aro giving way, and the whole lower valley will probably be In undated. Abolition of PlotrclDg in Schools. New York, March 27.—ArT act of the Leglgla inre of New .Terse; went into effect to-day pro* blbiticg the whipping of children in public schools. The Comal System in St. Louis. St Locif, March S7.—The Merchants’ Exchange passed a resolution 10-day lo suspend the cental sjstcm anti! fully adopted by other clllca. masonic. Baltimore, Match 27.—After two days' session :he Grand Royal and Arch Chapter Masons voted io-nlj>hl to teparate by a voir ol l» to 3. A Alan Almost Bniicd Alive—Death of the Victim. (From the Mobile Times, 17.] An Italian named Joseph Galatia, who had unfortunately became Involved In some diffi culty, was brought in contact with the United States District Court, on Tuesday last, and by order of the Judge, sent to Jail. About six p. m. he attracted the attention of hisjailers by his strange and unusual appear* ancc. and stated, in reply to questions, that he did not feel well. IDs case, however, did not strike his questioners as one that should create unnecessary alarm. In the morning, however, greatly to their surprise, they found him apparently dead. By order of the Marshal the body was Anal ly turned over to tbe friends ol the diseased for burial. Every appearance of death was manifested. The strange part of the story is still to come. Upon arriving at the grave yard the friends of the diseased found that the coffin had been partly broken open, ap parently by force exercised within. They at once held a consultation, which resulted in the opening of tbe coAln, when the ap pearantly dead man was fonnd to present the most unmistakable signs of life. Although there was evidently life, there was no eonsc’onsncssjandafler unsuccessfully trying the simple methods known to them to resuscitate the unfortunate man, the body still imbued with life, was removed to a neighboring shed and a physician hastily sent [ or - The whole strength of tbe almost buried man seems to have been throughly exhausted by the un successful effort he nad made to make his condition known to his mends, and his power of consciousness and exertion seems to have deserted him simult aneously with the bursting of the lid by his frantic exertions to save himself, for he was certainly dead when the phyaclan who was sent for arrived on tbegroond. Proposed ITlonnim-nt to Artemns Ward. (From the Richmond Examiner.] A proposition has been made by “A. R ca . m. Company’s Officet No. u Opera House. Hour*,» to Its. m., 2to4p. m. jpfeathts. YyEiT SIDE RINK. GRAND MASQUERADE On SATURDAY EVENING. Maskers free. Register yonr names at the Office, fine Ice. Skating Day and Evening. RINK. 6BAKD CLOSING MIGHT. FULL STRING BAND. SPLENDID ICE. JSiHantcir TO LATVTERS.—A gentleman of the prolusion, who has practiced ten years, desires to form a connection with a Arm la this city. Refer ences given. Address »X. B.y Tribune Office. 'J'ENOR SINGER WAIXTBI> For a Quartette Choir—one who has had experience atd can read music at sight. Address, girlae qaallU cations and references, “ CHOIR,*’ P. O. Box 244. QOiraissioN. Wanted, by a young man who knows and means bus iness, to engage with some commla ion boose to attend to ofltslde matters cr offleo work. Salary no object. Address >4 E H." Tribune office. Election Notice. JgOARD OF TRADE. SPECIAL - NOTICE. Tbe Annual Election for President. First and Second Vice Presidents, five Directors, flvo Members of the Committee ol Arbitration, and five Members of tho Committee of Appeals, will be held on MOM)AY, April Ist, 1887, Between the hoars rt 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. By order of the Board. JNO, P. BEATY, Secretary. iSor jFactori). 'J'HOMAS G, GOODWiLLIE, NORTH PIER BOX FACTORY! Strawberry Boxes, per 1,000, $6.00* Crates, to hold 48 quarts, 95c* to 50c* Packed la boodles in quantities to salt. Alep, a central assortment ol Packing Boxes of every description, kept constantly oa hand. J asttoiosg. J£ADAME ALWDf. All persons wishing to know tbclr FUTURE PROSPECTS Iff LIFE, Can bare them correctly stated by tbe Madame by calling at 347 Sooth Clark-at, (opposite Jones School) where ehe mar be consulted abont all matters concern ing Business, Marriage, Lore, etc., and will tell the name of the lady or gentleman yoa are going to marry: also the name oi her visitors. 'J'HE REAL SCIENTIFIC Astrologer of America, In Chicago. A. B. MAURICE, Just arrived from New York. From tbe position and aspect ol tbe stars at tbe time of one’s birth, win rereat astoclshmg secrets that no living mortal ever knew before; how to oe sncceai inl in ail reasonable cndertaklngs: he will tell all the eventsof lilewtthont your aiklmr him anyqa'StDßß. Call and consult an Astrologer that is an Astrologer. Ladles and gentlemen each, |l,oo. 1.0 M4H sooth Btatc-st., near Jackson, on tbe east aide of the street. All boors nnttl Bln the evening. Eranspottafum. T?OIi MANISTEE.—The A 1 schooner r _ ‘•ADVANCE**’ now ins? at Chapman’* D ct. will mil Saturday next, at 6 o'clock r. tn. For freight or pa<t of Union Park, at a bargain and on time. And, generally, H ouses and Lois la all parts of th city. Ten new Cottigea on the South Side, tor sale on easy terms of payment. CLARKE, LATTOX & CO., 138 «Va*tbington-£r. SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE Two-Story Frame House Prick Basement, with all modern Improvements, con sisting of Hot-Air Foresee?, Hot and Cold Water, Mw b'c Mac ties. Speaking Totes, Bath Boom, with 10 years’ lease of lot at a low rate. PRICE, @O,OOO. Terms easy. Inquire at SSG STATE-ST. I O LUMBER DEALERS.—Knr Sale, X two lots 33x125 fret c*clt (comer lots), about 3jfl feet west of Western av„ and Jjst santb of Madison-sn, VERY CHEAP FOIt CASH. Orwlll trade for lumber. Apply to QhO. W. HILL 17 Reynolds’Block, near P.O. Ultlb ®arltoarr. gPRING TRADE, 1807. A B. & a. H. IKHZXEB, 8 5 Stato»st. We are now opening, fresh from Domestic and For eign Manufactories, a large stock ol Hardware and Cutlery, Selected with great care, and adapted to (ho wonts of the Western Trade, at greatly reduced 1 Wade &r Batcher's XCD Pocket Knives, Geo. \Vosn 4 Soot* )XL do. do. American and English TablcCutlery. Genuine Wllkidsod’s Sheep Shears. Disstons ik Spear and Jackson’s Hand Saws, Ac., Ac. . Also, a fine stock of FARMING TOOLS. Batcheller AEcns’ HAT AND MANURE FORES, and other good urandi, at low prices. ® Ames & Eowland’s Shovels, Spades asd Scoops. We are sole agents lor the Justly celebrated brand of Files made by the ‘’AMERICAN FILE COMPANY,” Which has taken precedence over all oth s rs. and to which we Invite special attrition. Mali orders promptly and caremlly Oiled- Express (Companies. 'J'HE MERCHANTS’ UNION Express Company. CAPITAIi - - $20,000,000. Owned and Operated by Our Merchants and Manufacturers, CABBIES BY EXPRESS, Money, Volna blps. Freight and Parcels, over more than 13,000 miles ot Express Line, at jnst and liberal rates, saves Millions yearly to Ex press Shippers, andean be made permanent only by their liberal patronage. This we hope to merit and receive. Office, Nos. 103,105,107 & 109 Dearbom-st B. B« COOX*fiB A front. Educational. TX7ABABH COLLEGE, CRAW TJJ» ~m° RD3VILLE - Sommer £55“ SS r- c in{?. eßt £ oa Tursday Morning. April 2nd, e -l ,clllUe9 , fbr Pursuing literary, classical anil iclentlOc courses of stney. a«c so ample as to Invite R?i r °v^ eec r? °uoe men seeking an education. and of A. THOMSON, Mmc: Treasurer of Waaash Uoliece gCHOOL OF DESIGN. Beopesisg of Otto Sninob’s Drawing Class For ycupg ladles and gentlemen. Particulars at Boom 19 Reynolds* Block. Madlaon and Dearbom-sta. jpeed. jpLAX SEED. FLAX SEED FOE SOWETO. Choice and well screened, for sale for ca*h. Al*o. line Orontd Linseed Cake. Highest price paid for Flax aeeo toenub. atOOOLD BHO’S Llnsred Oil Works. 44 to 50 WestCbaries-at., between Van Bnrea and Ham son. 3Hse anh isar. J)R. UNDERWOOD, E7S ASD SAB. Consulting and Operative Surgeon for all diseases ana determines ol the Eye and Ear, 124 BANDOLPU-ST. Cross gya straightened In one mlnnte. Uenlistt£. nPEETH EXTRACTED JL WITHOUT PAIN, BY THE COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION. Eooma.llS Dearborn-*t(TlmC3lJ't« ,, s-2,) They nre none but fresh and pure Nitrons G ; ; Langn- Intr Gas. iSritk. MjgRICK MACHINE.I'’ 1 '’ ~ DOUGLAS PATENT BRICK MACHINE. OtHce, Room So. 3. 47 Clarkgt„ Chicago. 0, ARC’S PATENT BBICK MAGHDRI. . Office and maautaetorr 33 team JeAnaMl. pot IMbnuaUcn tad ivarflrtirs circular adds am A B. QABDt •S ftram JecenoMi* CbtatM. Sts eats, prospects, &C-, will be given. In so’lcmtg our friends to subscribe to this Stock, we believe we are warranted la saying that this enter prise promises an unparalleled return of profits, com- other manufacturing business hereto THOMAS S. DICKERSON, Pres’t. GEO. B. MOSS. Vice Pies't. (formerly President Balovla Paper Mill Co.) m HANSBBOUGH, Bec’y. 1. N. W. SHERMAN. Treasurer. dfst Sale. FOR SALE—Bam at No. SlAdams-st.. lor 8 borers, if not sold before, win he at auction awl o'clock Friday, 29th last. B. T. LEE, City Auctioneer. 123 Dearbom-flt. Atpnvate sale, a fine goat and kid. ■s» pORSALE— Genteel Wabosli-ar. Residence, With Lot 40 by 160. NEAB ELDRID GE COURT Tbe most thorough bcUt two«story and stone base ment frame house on the avenue. Heated by steam throughout, m tine repair, and containing all modem Improvements. Fora first-class residence, the most deniable one that has been oflered this season. Terms favorable. Inquire of A. J. AVERELL, B»alEstata AgenL Boom 7, Metropohtaaßlcytr. HORSES FOB SALE OF THE GOLDDDST BREED, that have challenged the world fbr speed and bottom. SfSS/'rf SpUlt cf the Times”; also, Lydia Golddut, that won lorfeit ol Motmofa celebrated Brnno In three races; also. Matty Golddast. that won l a r ,*££ of two year olds of Kentucky In the faJlof is®, and the noted style and speed mares Sue Golddast, Rosa Golddast. These, with many oth ers. make up the best and most elegant lot cf trotters ever offered lor sale la America. T am now breeding over 75 mares annually cf the most improved crosses ol Morcaus and thorough-breeds, and can supply Hq! gle and double driving horses, brood mares,or stat ions, ol any desired ages, at the shortest notice. 001068-261 Tn net L, L. DORSEY. JB. PEEK SKILL MANUFACTURING CO.’S bestlmproved BRICK MACHINE, simple, cheap and durable; TEMPERING MACHINES, and all machinery for making brick. Machines to be seen, and all InformaQon gained. by calling on or addressing WHITING Sc WENTWORTH, P- 0. Box 2705, Chicago, HL TO CAPITALISTS. . ~ &ln.WArxzz. March 4.i867. »ofthT? C i tJ d s c ! ( i ed to relinquish business, we oiler oar establishment for sale. Otr bouse wu EBUBtIBHEB IN 18AS, Has been In existence 21 years, and la now plaotdon a sale, arm ana permanent basis, and to men of capital who are oeslroos of embarking in a PROFITABLE branch ol trade (wholesale and jobbing only) this pre sents a nre and valuable opportunity. Oar stock U tun. embraces none bat the most staple goods, and the business Is In perfect running order. D. BUS WURTH & SON*, Wholesale Druggists, Milwaukee, Wls. _JStocfei)oUrcrs3' jHegttng, ■\TICHIGAN SOUTHERN & NORTH i.TX ERN INDIANA E.IL CO. No. is W xluam Street. 7 _ Niw Yoke, March 15,1567. f The annual election lor Directors of this Company win be held at theCompaof'sofflce la Toledo, Ohio on Wednesday, the 74th Cay ot April next, at noon! The polls will remain open until 2p. m. The Stock Transfer Books win be closed on the 3Dth insc at ? o. m_aod reopened ootbe asm proximo at ID a » fT P.BARHYDT, Secretary. * *•** u ‘ (garbs. ’ Celebrated Hams, smaspab* bacon, Sugar-Cured Beef and Smoked Tongaeo. U r »cd. Establl.hed (07337. Very mild cured. For sale In any quantity by 3 B. F. JACOBS ft CO., Commission Merchants. 161 Sooth Watcr-aL gMOKED MEATS. E. P.MARSH, WHOLESALE DEALER IN PORI, BEEP, URD, AT7D SMOKED MEATS, IBC BOOTH WATEB-BT. Holden & pendleton, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Hardwood and Whitewood Lumber. Office and Yard. 304 South Fraakllu-SL. bet. Van Boren and flam so:. Chicago, p. O. Box 2236. Bill* cut te order, wi assn n.gaujßf.JE- Eoiicnovesdletd*. 0 &HDTCHINB & CO., commission Merchants, CHICAGO Adtutaler T, Wnpiord Abons* Osyego Qtafcd. Kansas Aanhs. - SALE OF KANSAS LANDS. OS TUKSDAT, the W day of April, ujv Tflfia offered at PUBLIC SALE At die Edridge Honse, in die eitj of LAWBUTOB) CAMAS, About 155,000 Acres of L;sd, Wl “°“ “DELAWARE RESERVE.” Tteoe lands Ue directly on the mala Una ef the Union Pacific Railway, Eastern Biviiioi The branch of the same Road from Uavenwann ta Lawrence pa»M through them, aaa Um railroad Mm SC Loon to Leavenworth rasa along their border. * la Fertility. Location, and abundance of Timber an* Water, these lands are the FINRaT IN tub stats. By the treaty with the Delawares in 1360, the lactM title to the “Reserve" was extinguished, and slao»* «>«i date many farms hare been Improved, and churches, school nooses, grist and saw mill* erected, and many other improvements made thereon. The climate of Kansas la rvmarsahlyhcalthial, sad to fkrmen and settlers these lands offer Greater Inducement* than any others lo the west. Also, at the same place, immediately alter the dltpo littoo of the above Lands, will be sold sbJtfr 28,000 ACHBB OF ZsAMB, Situate la the southeastern part ct the u Sac and Fox Reserve;** In the connty cl Fr.iafUa. Kansas. Also, a large number of TOWN LOTS and 3LOCO In the towns ot north Lawrente, Tonganoxie and Perry. The sale win commence on April 3d. 1567. and win continue from dav to dav until *1 tb-* lauds above named have been disposed ot. Tbe Lands will be efr ftred in tracts to suit purchasers. Tibbs or s*ix—Onc-lhtrd cash acd balance in two equal annual payments, with 6 per cent interest there* cn from date of purchase. B. m. BABTSOLOW, Agent* SI (Sljallenge, 'J'O PATER MANUFACTURERS. Hydrostatic ns, Pneumatic. A CHALLENGE! Whereas, the Hydrostatic Paper Company hare pub lished that my inenmaac Patent* lor the treatment of paper stcck are Infringement* of patents held by the -Hydrostatic Paper Company" tor accomplishing the same purpose by hydrostatic pressor**; and. whereas; they calm to have obtained a reissue ot said Hydro static patents, Including as wel’. hydrodynamic and pneumatic pressure, ard that said rtlMue Is valid sod antedates my said patents. Now. for the purpose of settling this controversy, and the right t f tin putlea In the premises. I propose and agree tj snhult my said pneumatic patents, and all question of neat analog under ‘be same, to the arbitrament ot three competent lawyers of Chicago, ot which 1 will choose one said Hydrostatic Company shall choose another, ant those thuscboeenshall rameathlrd, whj shall constitute a board ot arbitrators.wboehall be empowered to hear and determine all questions ol infringement; and to that end 1 will atslen In blank my Pneatralle raceots. aid dellTer the same to said board, and the President of said Hydrostatic Paper Compacy, or some person authorized by it. shall assign la blank natd Uydrostatlc Patents, or the reissue of the tame, held by said Ccm psny. and sbail deliver tbs same to said board of arbi trators; and the said board shad be empowered to hiar and determine whether said Pneumatic Patents are an Infringement of the itshu ot said Company, or whether aald Hydrostatic Patent* hare been Invalida ted by surrender and relesue of the tame, and whether the (aid reliancd patents do net. in terms, Infringe or said patent or paler ts; and the said board aboil be au thorized to deliver to the party whose nzbta are la- Onrcedby either cf said patents, said Infringing pat ent?. to be the property ot the party to wtum to*y an tins delivered, cn the paymentnf the ecnMdentlon cf ore (ft) ooilar to the other party. Urns eadlag al. far ther clspute between the said parties. H, B. 3IBECH. Fort Edwards. March ah ISC7. rpBE WAT IO.VAI PAPER COMPANY. Qhmalactarers of Flrst-C'OM Writing Papers. Billets, LndieV Note, Commercial Note, Packet Note, Letter, Commercial Letter, Packet Post, Pools Cap, Legal Cap, Bill Cap, Flat Papers. Flat Notr, Plat Letter, Fiat Cap, Bill Head Cap, Crown Cap, Falio Post, Beal and Qaodlaoi. . «« WARRANTED FULL WEIGHT AND COU*T,and are rsaa), Knot HtTFEKIOR TQ AST OFFEEtDIH THE WEST. Special Inducements to large Cash Buyers. mm. PiGt 6 HOYHE, 13S and 180 Lake-st., Chicago, SOX-E AGENTS. CHICAGO Fibre and Paper Co. Warehouse. DICKERSON & SHERMAN, COMMISSION PAPER DEALERS, Paper Makers* Findings, Chemicals, etc., X7O fiandolph*st*y. Chicago, We offer hr sale to dealer* asd consumers 3.000 Bandies News and Print. 2.000 do ao Co . 1.500 do do do . 2.5110 do do do 2.000 do do do I 1.500 do do do I 2,5(10 do do do 1.500 do do da 3.000 do do do . 1.500 do do do . 1.000 do do do . 600 do do da . Extra sizes made to order on short notice. For saia at the lowest market prices tor CASH. yr wo fHarijinerß. ~PXCELSIQR MACHINE WORKS. ttl l nlSS^S U: *“ UcJlnco!, ” ,I ' :mlI ’-" nJ = r WILSON & BUBKHARDT, have erected and out Into operation, upon the North Pier, near the IJchtlicu.'e, the most complete, best equipped, and one of the largos Slachlne Shops and Foundries la the United States. Having each, separately, had a long experience m the business, and bringing with them a corps of drilled operatives, they devote them selves, as a specialty, to the maaulicture ot Wood Working Machinery, Such as Planing Mills, Shingle Mills, Saab, Dear and Cooper aiacbintrr. ThMr works have been erected wlih a snecial viev to tbls department 01 the basinet■, ax d, la this resnece. ■xe cnfQualled by any In the country. Tee best mate mi, skilled workmen, lone experience, usdmded at tention to their business, ana reasonable price*, are the inducements which they offer to the pablic tor their pstrenage. Practical parties need scarcely be reminded ot the advantages of ordering machinery from reliable boms macn&ctorers, where broken or worn out tails can be promptlyduplicated. • s««cmwi liEFFRENCES—Hawkins & James. Machlnerr Tia- I*i. 34 Sonia WelH-rt.; c. L. Co. iS£Sns£ e V I>oni - Palmer. Pmicr *Cofj§SS and Dccr Manufacturers, Booth Claik-st. P. R. WILSON, P. BUKKBAUOT. ISanSs and 53anftcrs. piRST NATIONAL BANE. Corner of Lake and Clark-sts. PAID IN CAPITAL 81.000,000. FOREIGN EXCHANGE Draws In Bums to suit on ail the principal European Claes. LETTER* OF CREDIT Issued, available In all parr* of Europe. GOVERNMENT BOND* 80-gbt and sold. 7-SCJ conreited at market rates. Sam’lM.Nicxibsos, Pres’t. F.D.Gear,VicePrwtX C. K. Field. Laihler. Cms. J.acmurr, Aaa’tCaan- TO7TNSLOW, LANIER & CO., ■ » ISSUE LETTERS OF CREDIT For Travellers, available In all parts of Europe. NOS. 27 A 29 FINEST.. NEW YoRK. Engrabmss. NEW PICTURE. tbs Toms or uirooLir. A beautiful Print, drawn from Nature, of the Fallen t hleftaln’s Clave at Springfleld, Illinois, with an em< ' Itmailc border and a Portrait catep from VtlE’s cd • brated Bash Sire, wxai. Prin ed upon ftas paper. 1 Gieattcdncements to arena, and exclusive right of u.niorj W W OEMJIEI.L. Pn-(1.k,. 123 Randolph-L. co*. Clark-st. fF“Applyatonx. They are telling rapidly. Consignments. A PPLEti —: Green AppUs Applet— A CreetlDgi, Bassetts, Poand-i. R*d Winter. Wins Sspa, Red stripe, Pippins, Ac. fiir sale by • S. WHYTE A CO.. 141. Scuta Wator-lt. BUmr&oOhlo Reserve Bauer—eng yel'ow rxtta table. In su *ll Inis. reeelvl*cdatlv by expre s. 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