THE WOKLD'S DOINGS. David Day, Gus Nicholls, and another boy foreign articles for scientific exhibition free tinued payment of standard silver dollars for whose name was notlearned, soon, however, of duty passed. The army bill was taken up, treasury notes at the sub-treasury in this city. CRIMES ANJU CRIMINALS. recovered their presence of mind. Day ran, the remainder of the amendments made in The object of paying out silver for greenbacks JAS. BOBELETETER, Proprietor. John and Hugh Garrity, Chicago roughs committee of the whole stricken out, and the saddled his pony, and galloped down to Dr. was to get the former into general circulation, "bill passed in nearly its original form, providing were sentenced to two years bv the court at Hand's office at the instance of Nicholls, for hut nearly all issued this manner lor a force of twenty thousand men and KEWULM MINNESOTA JoFreldanD&trink,h Geneva on the 34t inst., lor assult with intent medical assistance, while the third boy went containing clauses transferring the Indian from the sub-treasury returned to it in payment kil for mayhem. for his father's carriage, in which the wound, bureau to the war department and prohibiting of custom duties to persons concerned^ married, age 23, was the use of the army as posse in executing ed youth was conveyed home. The pistol R*NTTOPICS.\ thereby saving the premium on gold. For the laws. A number of the committee reports found dead, in Toledo on the 23d inst. It is was the hands of George Luckert, aged 11 similar reasons the amount of silver now issued were made, among them a conference report supposed the suicide was on account of a years. It appears the boy was carrying the Wrge" at Baltimore for treasury notes, is limited on the forestry bill, which was agreed to. Subsckpfions* to %he 4 1-2 The courtesan's alienated affections. pistol in his right hand paflts pocket, whea' The senate amendments to the bankrupt law to $5 at a single payment. loans indicate that the and 4 per ce: feeling it dropping out, he placed his hand upon 3 W. Seener, ex-taxijollector of Putnam were concurred in, and those to the District bill non concurred In. Pending action Of the it to put it back, and it exploded with the county, Illinos, has been arrested at day of high interest in this country is CONGRESSIONAL. Hot Springs bill the house adjourned. result already stated. Memphis and held for a requsition from the over, and that six per cents will be SENATE, May 22.An extended discussion Governor of Illinois on the charge of embezzlement. thatiw^ere in public tHings1 among the was had on the resolution authorizing PERSONAL AND POLITICAL. IMPEACHMENT. the select committee appointed to in securities. States ought now to borrow vestigate the reports, books and accounts of There is no truth in the rumor that Three attempts have lately been made money at 5 per cent, or 4 1-2, and cities Summitry of tlie Trial of Jnago Sherman the treasury department to continue its in" Prince Fredrick William has been fired at. to burn the steamboat Denver, at Bismarck, Page, of tlie Tenth Judicial Uistrict. Before vestigations and sit during the recess. Senator of the'first class can do so. i the Minnesota State Senate, Sitting D. T. The watchman on board was found Gen. S. D. Sfurgis will take the field Lamar then made a speech, in favor of iV l' r^ as a Court ot Impeachment. drunk, and the fire put out by the crew of the the Texas Pacific railroad. Senator Paddock at the head of the Seventh Cavalry, who are The year ilJ769 stands out preeminent called up the Senate bill for relief of settlers St Paul, Wednesday May 22.At noon steamer Union. ordered to the vicinity of the Black HUls. in modern times for the extraordinary on public lands under the pre-emption law, to-day the State Senate, sitting as a high court Jack, Hughes ot Chicago, who, after The Pennsylvania legislature has adjourned and explanation thereof said it was to of impeachment for the trial of Judge Sherman number of remarkable men who were serving a term in the penitentiary for the give settlers who had been on public lands sine die. A. J. Herr, Dauphin county, Page, of the Tenth judicial district, was born in (it./ff1 two or three years under pre-emption laws desecration of Lincoln's tomb, was rearrested called to order by Lieut. Gov. Wakefield. These include Napoleon, was elected president pro tem. of the Senate. the benefit of that time upon changing their Nearly all the members responded to the roll Wellington, Soult, Ney, Cuvier, A. von on a charge of counterfeiting, was found J. C. McMullen, general superintendent claim so as to be under the homestead law call. Of the managers on the part of the House guilty of that crime, and was remanded for Bumbolt, Chateaubriand, Lava'.lette, bill. Passed. Senator Allison, from the conference of the Chicago and Alton Railway, has been there were present Speaker Gilman, and sentence. committee on the Indian appropriation Messrs. Campbell, Mead, and West. Thecoun Mehemet Ali,iand John Quincy. Adams. made general manager, a new office with increased bill, submitted a report, which was sel for Judge Page, Messrs. Davis, Lovely, and An atrocious'murder was committed at authority. agreed to and the bill passed. Losey were also present. Mr. Davis presented Arlington, Illinois, on the 26th inst. Sam St. Louis, frightened at the late demonstiations John Holland, an old and respected a protest against Senator Clough, of .Mower, HOUSE, May 22.The house passed Carney, a young man who had been refused citizen of St. Paul, Minnesota, committed suicide county,being allowed to sit iu thecotfrton the of the Socialists, lias asked for a the Senate bill for the relief of settlers on public ground that he had formed and expressed an permission to visit Miss Cullenbine, a young by hanging on the 24th inst. For some large appropriation for her Police Department, lands whose crops were injured by grasshoppers. opinion, that he Was one of the grand jury lady of his acquaintance, went to her room, rime past he had been in an enfeebled state of A resolution was passed extending i) The head of the police force cf mentioned in the articles of impeachment cut her throat with a razor, shot her with a the powers of the select committee appointed both body and mind, being almost helpless because he was elected under pledges to vote that city says the disturbing element has under the provisions of the Potter resolutions revolver, and being met by Mr. and Mrs, Cullenbine from three strokes of paralysis received some for conviction because of personal bias to investigate electoral frauds in any State grown to large proportions, and that the because he was one of the prosecutors and on his way down stairs, shot the father years ago. He was a native of Brattleboro Vt. where there was probable cause to believe one of the witnesses. The court then adjourned in the hip, cut Mrs. Cullenbine severely with greatest vigilance is necessary to guard and sixty-five years of age at the time of his such frauds were practiced. The resolution for the day. a butcher knife, and rushing out into the yard, was adopted without division. Articles of death. against a sudden uprising. i impeachment were presented against O. B. drew a iazor across his own throat severa THURSDAY, May 23.- -The court of impeachment The Senate has confirmed the following Bradford, late Vice Consul General at Shanghai, was called to oider at 10 o'clock, times, and expired almost instantly. The About the most encouraging feature of nominations: John A. Smyth, North Carolina, China, and a resolution passed that he be impeached and after a little preliminary business of no parents are severely but fatally hurt. The at the bar of the Senate. An extended as minister resident and consul general the( special iuterest, Mr D\\ is proceeded to argue down-river grain movement just now discussion was than had on the army appropriation daughter li\ ed but a few minutes. against the admission of Senator Clough. He to Liberia Timothy C. Smith, vice consul at is the large shipment of wheat. The increase bill. was answered by Mi. Campbell on behalf of It is believed that the secret which Galatz F. W. Oakley, United States marshal in the wheat shipments from New the managers, and after a short seciet session Williamson, the escaped convict from Sing SENATE, May 23.The legislative judicial western district of Wisconsin Roger S. Green, the couit decided that it would not receive the Orleans will be found niuch more remarkable and executive appropriation bill was Sing, recently convicted of forgery in London, of Washington territory, associate judge of protest. The counsel for Judge Page then placed on the calender. The bili to provide even than the'increase of corn ship, offered to impart for the sum of $75,000, was the supreme court of Washington territory raised the question of juiNdiUion, on the for service of process in cases of interpleader ground that the articles ot impeachment in the flooding of European ports with $50 counterfeit Wm. B. Chandler, of Illinois, suneyor general meats, a,t the end of the season, and already in courts of the United States was passed. A the House had been adopted by a vim voce United States national bank cur rency, bill was passed authorizing the erection of of Idaho. As receiver of public money, Edward this year 707,785 bushels ot wheat vote, and that there was no eudence that head stones over the graves of Union soldiers a large amount of which is finding its way to M. Burn, Bismarck, D. T. they were properly before the Senate. After have been exported, against 110,571 during interred in private cemeteries. The Dill for this country through emigrants. Another argument, this point was overruled, and the The main feature of the bill reported the government of the District of Columbia the whole"Year. court adjourned. counterfeit has been detected by Samuel Carpenter, in the Senate by Mr. Edmunds on the subject occupied the attention of the Senate during the rest of the day's session. general eastern agent of the Pennsylvania of the electoral vote for President and Vice FRIDAY, May 24The court being J?hilip Grace, an Arkansas murderer, railroad, and a $50 treasury note was opened, Manager Campbell proceeded to President, is a provision that no electoral HOUSE, May 23.-- The army appropriation was acquitted by a regular jury after a open the case for the prosecution. He spoke offered to Mr. Hyer, general ticket agent, who vote from any State from which but one return bill was taken up in committee of the of the law in cases or impeachment, and then long trial. He found that he was not whole, and the strength of the standing army has been received shall be rejected, except not liking the appearance of the bill showed took up the specifications in the articles fixed at 25,000 men, the present number. The yet out ot danger for a mob seized him by an affirmative vote of both houses of it to Mr. Carpenter, who pronounced it a aga'nst Judge Page, reading each one, with appropriation for the pay of the army was increased Congress, and that in a case where more than the answers, and commenting on them serihm. and hung him to a tree but after the counterfeit. It was sent to a bank, and there to9,090,000. After making several other The per diem of witnesses was fixed at $1.50 one return is received from any State, the also pionounced a dangerous counterfeit. important amendments the committee rose departure of the lynchers he was cut per day and mileage four cents. The court votes only shall be counted of those electors and the House adiourncu. down and revived by a friend. He started unanimously resolved, "that while the body whose title of electors the two houses acting SENATE, May 24.The select committee lecognizing the right of the newspapers to for a hasty flight out of that neighborhood, CASUALTIES. separately shall concervently decide is supported to take into consideration the law respecting publish all of the proceedings in full, it disclaims but a son of the murdered man the ascertaining and declaration of result by the decision of the lawful tribunal the propriety and right of the press to A fire at Suncook, N. H., on the 24th of elections of President and Vice President of overtook and killed him. comment upon its proceedings and upon the of such State, provided for by its legislature. destroyed nine buildings. Loss, $60,000 insurance, the United States, submitted a bill to amend parties to the controversy as being prejudicial $36,000. sundry provisions of the United States statutes to the course of justice." A convict in a New Jersey prison was relating to counting the votes and the decision MISCELLANEOUS. An extensive forest fire in the vicinity S VTURD VY, May 25"The court adopted of questions thereon. The committee on education suspended by the the thumbs and otherwise of Wareham, Mass, has burned over four or A large plaining mill in Minneapolis, a resolution ordering that only witnesses who and labor reported adversely on the tormented until he died while undergoing five thousand acres. Minnesota, was destrojed by fire on the night are examined for the prosecution or defense, House joint resolution to provide for the enforcement whose testimony is material to the issues ofthe22dof May. of the eight hour law, and adv crsely The Brussels hotel and six adjoining (punish,nient, and it was conceded ball be paid fees and expenses. Ex-Govei nor on the Senate bill to regulate labor. The buildings, at Brussels, Ont., was burned on The London Times has begun to urge that the punishment hastened his death. Davis made a motion to quash the tenth article Senate bill^to provide for an additional circuit the 28th ult Loss $20,000. the establishment, of a British protectorate ol impeachment, and proceeded to argue iudge in the second judicial district was passed. Alcohol was poured on the flesh of other that this charge was indefinite, improper, and over Turkey in Asia. A bill to establish an educational fund A tire at Defiance, Ohio, on the 24th prisoners and set on fire to burn them. its introduction in violation of all legal rules, was reported and placed on the calendai. The Park Place Hotel, St. Paul, Minnesota, inst., destroyed a livery stable and several and contrary to precedent. Manager Mead Yet the Legislature of the ancient State of The bill for the government of the D'stnct of contiguous houses. Loss, $6,000 insurance was totally destroyed by fire on the replied to Mr. Da\is arguing that the Senate Columbia was up for discussion and amendment. New Jersey, refused to remove the prison had power to authorize the managers to light. night of May 18th. Loss $14,000. amend the charges. He claimed that the keeper under whose authority these punishments A London telegram from Manilla represents A terrible rain storm along a spur ot HOUSE, May 24.A bill was reported counsel for the defense misconstrued the were inflicted, or to censure him. trade greatly depressed in consequnce declaring the rights, privilges and lands granted the Rocky Mountains has swelled all streams character of the article. Heaigued that the New Orleans, Baton Rouge & Vicksburg if all other charges fail the tenth article alone of the threatened failure of rice in the Phillipine outside th'jir banks, deluging a portion of the A serious attempt is about to be made railroad foifeited and granting the same will sustain the charges. The Senate went into Islands. city of Denver. An unknown mun was to the New Orleans Pacific lailroad company. secret session to consult upon the matter, but in London, to introduce horseflesh as an drowned. A large number of bridges have The Queen's birthday was celebrated at A bill was passed providing that pensioners without coming to a conclusion Upon opening article of food. It will be remembered been swept away along the railroads and Montreal with imposing ceremonies and a deprived of then pensions from March 1865, the aoors the Piesident announced that to June 1866, by reason of being in the civil they would take the matter under advisement public roads, and great damage done to other large military display. The St. Albans (Vt.) that in 186, a grand banquet was held at service shall be paid their pensions for that until Mondaj and shortly after adjourned till property. troops participated in the demonstration. the Langhani Hotel, at which the chief time. A bill was passed increasing the pensions Monday, at 9-50 o'clock." No importance is attributed to a late The pleasure steamer, Empress ot of soldiers or sailors who have lost both dishes at least of every course consisted MONDAY, May 27,There was no quorum legs, both arms, or the sight of both eyes to India, with a party of about 18 persons on federal outbreak in Catalonia, Spain. The of horseflesh dressed in a variety of ways. at the morning session, and after waiting $72 per month, a bill was passed giving board, became unmanegable and capsized number of insurgents is insignificant, and for an hour for absentees to ariive, the couit $37 5') per month to every pensioner who has The dinner was pronounced to be a success. over a dam on Grand river, at Gait Ontario, they have been driven to the mountains, pursued adjourned till 2 o'clock, when nearly a full a leg amputated at the hip joint The fee for The Board of Works having sanctioned Senate was present D. S. B. Molhson, of on the 22d inst. All passengers were plunged by troops. attorney in a pension case was limited at $10. Austin was called by the managers, and testified The army appropriation bill was amended in the establishment of slaughtering into the river below. As yet only one body There has been no change in the state to the facts connected with the indictments several particulars. has been recovered, that of Harry Jaffray, of horses intended, for human food, hippophagy of affairs in the strike districts of Lancashire, for libel brought against him by Judge Galt,reporter"of a newspaper. Among the missing Page, and which constitute the basis for the SENATE, May 25.A resolujion was may be expected to have a fair Eng. The masters and operatives continue were Edward Wren, Thos. Elliott, Fred first article. He claimed that his bail had passed declaring that the provisions of the obstinate and there is no prospect of an immediate trial in England* been fixed at an excessive amount, and there existing treaty between China and the United Kane, John Frazer, James Montgomery, one accommodation of their differences. had been great delay in bringing him to trial. States, allowing unrestricted emigration to of the proprietors ofthe boat, Andrew Jackson, With two or three exceptions all the On the cioss examination he acknowledged this country from China, might easily be The convention ^f the Methodist Episcopal and David Scott. Excitement in the town is that he had never been ready for trial. Mr. modified so as to subserve to the best interests print cloth mills at Fall River, Mass., will, Church South has passed resolution intense. Little reliable information can be H. Davidson, of the Austin Jtcg&ter, testified of both governments, and inviting the atten within a few days, decide to run on half time as to the publication of libelous article and its tion of the president to the subject. The obtained. Diligent search is being made at recommending that a grand centenary for the next eight or ten weeks, either by running retraction, during which there was a good House joint resolution granting the use of and below the scene of the disaster. celeoration of American Methodism be alternate weeks or three days each week. deal of sparring between counsel as to the tents to the soldiers reunion to be held at Des admissibility of certain evidence. Mr. Davidson On the 86th inst., a fire occurred in a Moines, Iowa, was passed. A bill was passed to The liabilities ot Hon. James Skead, held 'in Boston, December 25th, 1884. acknowledged on the cross examination provid for the publication of notices of contest coal shed of the Detroit gas Avorks, Detroit, lumber dealer of Ottowa, Ont., are $622,000. This action is the result of strong efforts that his firm had paid $3,750 towards paying under the homestead, pre-emtion and tree culture Michigan. It spread rapidly, and in about one of fraternal The principal creditors are the Merchants the expenses of the prosecution. acts. After another long discussion of the renewal1 made to effected a hour the entire row of coal sheds, under bank, $209,000 Qubec bank, $172,000 Banque bill for the government of the District of relations between the northern and southern which was stored 30,000 tons of coal, were de Columbia the Senate adjourned. Nationale, $83,000. The two former mostly Milwaukee Produce Market. branches 'of the Methodist church, stroyed, as' were also the slaughter, packing secured. 1 HOUSE, May 25. A bili was introduced and and ice houses of JBigley & Co., which GRAINWheat opened weak at J4c lower, and which were separated in the' late war. rovidingfor the application of the proceeds The bankrupt Chicago firm of Hadley closed weak No. 1 hard 1.01 No. 1,1 00% No 2 were located a few feet east of the gas works. of the sale of public lands to the education of The northern branch has before this taken Bros, have paid a dividend of 25 per cent, to 1 00 May 1 00 June 98^0 July 96%c No 3,91VsC. the people. The committee on post offices The gas company estimate the loss on coal Corn dull and lower No 2, 36c new 34c Oats the creditors, and will probably pay 10 per steps towards re-uniting the church, were directed +o inyestigate the nracticbilty lower No 2 closed dull and heavy at 22%c Rye shed and wharf and coal damaged at $10,000 cent, more soon. There offer of 40 per cent, of preventing frauds in the postal serviec. lower No. 1 52c Barley unsettled No. 2, cash and* tb!e proposed, meeting yrilli if carried fully insured. Bigley &Co. estimate their loss and June 61c July 62c The army appropriation bill was discussed at was refused by the creditors some three out, mark the'successful accomplishment PROVISIONSQuiet andfirmer mess pork $8.00. at $10,000 insured for $9,000. Gascoinene, considerable length. The pay of officers is months ago. Lard, prune steam $6 50@7 00 plan of consolidation. H i fixed as follows: Gegeral $13,000 Lieutenant superintendent of the Are alarm telegraph the1 of A telegram from Southwest harbor General $11,000 Major General $7,500 and Alexander Leferve, fireman, were precipitated Chicago Produce Market. Brigadier General $5,500 Colonel $3,500 says: Capt. Leeman, commander in the into the river by falling timbers. Both The unprecedented movement of grain in the The brain gi Several murderers has been Lieutenant Colonel $3,000 Major $2,500 Russian army, and the Russian officers have market is attracting considerable attention and interest, were rescued, Leferve with his fourth rib broken Captain (mounted) $2,000 Captain (not recently examined after their execution and indicates a great revival of business. Last left for good. The paymaster, and two other mounted) $1,800 First Lieutenant (mounted) and Gascoingne severely bruised. Cause week the aggregated receipts of all cereals was UuAe in this country, and 'all over the surface $1,600 First Lientenant (not mounted) $1,500: officers, and eleven sailors, have gone to Philadelphia. millions, six hundred, ninety thousand, egh hundred of the fire unknown. Second Lieutenant (mounted) $1,500 Second seventy one bushels The aggregate shipments of the coating marks of chronic inflammation The paymaster will return on the The heavy snow in the vicinity of Lieutenant (not mounted) $1,400 chaplain were three million, one hundred,fivethousand, two 13th of June. have .been detected.^ As a medical hundred and twenty three bushels Besides this $1,500 storekeeper, except at Springfield, Deadwood, D. T., lately, followed by warm there was received 48,172 barrels offlour,and shipped The Episcopal bishops of the Quincy Mass., $1,800. dscovery this is, no doubt, important, but weather, and rain, caused Deadwood and 49,626 barrels. Computing the flour as wheat this and Chicago dioceses met with representatives it will surely be taken advantage of by shows an aggregate movement for the week of sevin Whitewood creeks to again overflow. A'two HOUSE, May 27.Bills were introduced million two hundred, eightyfivethousand and eighty of the Springfield diocese and with sey by Mr. Willis, to regulate the sale of United cuiminal filawyers to prove the moral story building on Lee 6treet, occupied by the four bushels of gram,figuresnever before reached States bonds, and by Mr. Wood to establish a eral clergymen on the 24th inst., for the purpose in this or any other city on the continent. To-day's Mankato furniture manufacturing company ifrespdnstbility ofiitheir man-slaying clients. permanent sinking fund. The house voted movement was larger than any hitherto recorded. of forming an {Episcopal council out of was carried with great rapidity down the to adjourn over Decoration day. Mr. Southard We-have heard a great deal in our Two thousand, five hundred, and twenty-four ear the three dioceses. A plan was proposed by stream two hundred yards where it struck a reported his electoral bill. Thee house loa'd8 of grain came in, of which 1,966 were corn, and courts" aboht cerebral mania* emotional the whol on the op 43,400 bushels of grain came by canaL The receipts Dr. Judd which will probably be adopted. then went into committee bridge and went to pieces. A man who had in bushels would therefore be for to-day, including insanity/ passional derangement, &6. and army bill, and amendments transferring the John G. Tappan has brought suit been unable to get out before leaped from the flour, 817,733 shipments 602,755 total movement and.rfwe shall soon be^heafirg, in all proo- Indian bureau to the War department and forbidding 14,204,88 bushels. against Amherst college in $25,000 for breach house on the bridge just before the collision. the use of the army as & posse in enforcing GRAINWheat irregular, active, but weak and ability, of functional! f conditions, whereby it holds the bequest of disorder arising Several smaller houses were also carried away the law, except when directly authorized lower No. 2 Chicago 81102 cash 97%@97Wc Jane* by congress were adopted. The bill was his father, John Tappan, who left $20,000 to by the flood. Edward Preble was struck by a frohi^chronic inflammation tfean excuse 93@93^c July sales at 93@94i4 July No. 3 Chicago' then reported to the house. The first amendment 92c rejected 75c. Corn heayyd active, but weak falling roof and knocked iuto the stream, but found a professorship of the pastoral case. 4on [deliberate assassination. *,ul *f -"trwi in committee, that increasing the and lower high mixed 36fto new high mixed ,was finally rescued. No fatalities have occurred. It is alleged that the college neglected to ap. strength to 25,000 men was rejected, 115 to ftOV"-t i Much of the road beetween, Deadwood, point a professor within the stipulated time. 120. A motion to reconsider was then made ^A jsb^prt general summary of vital and laid on the table. 'Lead Cityj and Central City is wased away It is reported by the captain of the 225Sic cash 22%c June 23o July ajtoTwSt published.5 statistjicjs of France, for 1876 is and much damage to placer claims has resulted. steamship Canima, from Bermunda, that the Bye^ heavy 62c Barley dulLweak and lowpr, at SENATE, May 27.Mr. Blaine offered Thei berths amount to $6 6,682 exculsiyeot i The entire damage thus far is about a resolution requesting the president to furnish English ironclad Serious, a swift cruiser, left PROVISIONSPork acttye, firm fc&d hhrher t copies of additional correspondence relative those (stillborn, and fJie deaths to 834,074 $5,000, principally to miners. Water still that port with sealed ordere, supposed for the $8 00@8 05 cash 8.02H@81 06 Jtttters.S^au to the appointment of M. Delfosse as rising.^ U** Jf*$fi$ I\S* so that the increase of July 8 37vi@8.4p Augurt. Lwd, Cvbut not coast of Maine, to look after the movements population was member of the Halifax tribunal. Adopted. i ouWeM8-6aH5 bttlkeSortrtbiHc^l^^^'^^ quotably higher, at $6^7 In St. Paul: Minnesota, the 24th inst., of Russian vessels in that quarter. The Brit, 132,60$ (persons,. TJie stillborn numbered, The District of Columbia bill was then considered, 6 55^(57* Juiy 6.lKg MTgUr Butt tEZt&r&S1 during recess at the Neill school, a number of and several amendments adopted. ibh fleet at Bermuda, consisting of several 44,680, %and the marriages 291,366. The bill was then passed. Mr. Ferrv moved the smaller boys- were standing with a group quick,sailing gunboats, also received orders Thepel^gurqs. ,shpw that awhile ,$rance to take up the bill to forbid further "contraction of the elder ones, all engaged hi discussing New York Produce Market. to sail at once for Halifax. 1, ,Iw. SSMJ& Produc Market oflegal-tender notes. After some discussion, mth population of 36xOOO,000,tha.tis half' PS*deisP?ll*RJvc#.. i AO a Chicago.W the important school-boy event of the forthcoming GRAINWheat J- It is reported that orders nave been received agreed to28 i 26. The senate then as much again as that of Englandname examination, when a pistol shot was at Liverpool to ship American cotton adjourned dy{ia4,QQ0,000had an increase of population suddenly heard, and a boy as unexpectedly for consumption in the nulls of Bombay. It SENATE, fcfay 28.Mr. Hamlin, from ?wU%lS wertem, 6668c. dartedfrom among the crowd, who rant to ba amounting to 132,000, the increase proved is intended, with thfoi material, to commence the committee on foreign. Affairs, reported a TheHboy! Mtt Barley dull. tree and dropped. resolution providing money for ^eT payment I J^Lffito*- 0om heavy receipts the manufacture of shirting and other medium iw -therrlatter .country reached 205,000, 272,000 steamed *y^vH*fe_TSa of thr Halifax fisheriesjaward. ^Several mipor Alexander McDonald, aged 12 years, residing class cloth in India. This cotton will pass half .-ag-muoh.-again as France. While bills were passed. The house bill to 'forbid at No. 1 Marshall avenue, and he was found to into India duty free, whilst goods made from BBtt the further, retirement of legal-tender notes in Eifglatfd theffe'is one' birth to 28 inhabitan'tsj be shqt in the left side of the neck, somewhat i the same kind of cotton in thiss was taken up. All amendments were rejected country will duh^dheSy"?w2to^t!^^P in!'France there is, not quite to the rear. The shot, the blood, and the prostrate andthe billWas passed, 4lto 18.r *M*i pay an import duty of five per cent. quiet,u, unchanged. Out'^^* 'outbttft to sj boy fairly paralyzed the school-children :-TCe MA'lflfi^lS?^^ -K The treasury department has discon- HOUSE, May iu