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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-06-23

Weohh of Actors.-A New York CO lrcspcn
dent thus refers to the movements 0 sorno the
a:rical celeb tiles and their wealth:
The Ravels close, and leave US tomorrow
after run Of nearly quarter Of a century.
with occasional interruptions, making them
selves and Niblo rich. The latter gentle m m
is reruted 70 be worth half million dollars.
and has neither wife nor child to inherit it. And
yet he hasn't got enough Forrest is worth
nearly million; and yet he feels the need of
more! The Marshalls, of "the Broadway
have paid him in the last twenty years the
handsome sum OF $36O,000. Miss Cushmsn.
who is on her way TO this city for an engage
ment, is worth $1,000 and in the course Of
few months will retire to her villa in ancient
Rome, and end her days artistically.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-06-23
POETRY.
From the Knickel booker
LADIES' STOCKINGS.

LADIES STOCKINGS.
l.
A clothcs-liue in yonder garden
Goes wandering among the trees,
And on 1t two very long stockings
Are kicking the evening breeze;
And lot Of fancy dry goods,
Whose nature I can not divine,
Are wildly and merrily tapping
About on the sau,e old line.
And very c, young lady
At the paror window sews;
And rather conclude, If you tried II,
You'd Aud she'd nt into "them hose"
She's only halI.length picture,
Fore-shortened below the breast
But the dry goods which dance on the tight-rope,
Out yonder, just mako up the rest.
III.
So dream.like she seeus, so gentle,
ia You'd think her too good for earth;
And feel that holisr spirit
Is banishin. vulgar mirth
To its worldly home-by Jingol
What aouri, h that muslin thrown
And how uncommonly taper
Those stockings 60 Oh at the toes
".
O, eyes like the sky when Z Is bluezt!
o, hair like the night without start
o, muslin and hose IL can't help it
Ye still draw my thoughts over "thar."
The lady alone is substantial,
The clothes but fsncy ideal,
Yet some how or other-confound iti
I've mixed up the sham and the real.
"
o, loveI you're the same old sixpeneA
With the poet, the muf, or the brick;
You 60 up with a rush, like rocket,
But come down at last like the stick;
And let iove-thoughts be loity or lowly,
Piatonic or fa.h, opine
That they all, like your dry goods and stockings,
Belong to the very same line!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-06-23

A Yosnq and B au.ifa' Chicago Female Taif
The girl Ella Wis IN, alias Eliza Hen ie son
arrested on yesterday for sninlling, was exam.
ined yesterday, ana held to bail in $500
We referred to this case yesterday. The
girl is bat fifteen years old, medium height
black hair, sharp black eyes, and of pale com
pexion. She was dressed very neatly, and is
what is termed handsome. She is very TIM; d
and reserved in her manner, and of very in
teresting appearance.
For several months p1st she has been in the
habit of calling at boarding houses, and under
pre- tence of looking for board, has gained nc.
cess to rooms and stolen various articles in the
shs9e Of clothing and iewelry. Corside able
interest WAS felt in her by many. particularly as
she stated that she experienced religion during
the recent revival and claimed that she was an
orphan and q member Of DR.. Howard's Church
By her pitiful story, and mild, unassuming man.
ner, she gained access to rooms very easily,
under various rrctencss, and carried off every
thing Of value which she could fnd.-Chicago
Tribune.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-06-23

~"Mr. President" said embet
Of school committee down East. II
rise to get up. and am net backford to
come forward in the cause Of edica-
tion. Had it not been for, edication.
| might have been as ignorant as your
self, Mr.. PRESIDENT
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-06-23

~Speaktng of lions, that was an
idea of the hard shell preacher who was
discours;ng Of Danislin the den Of lie
ons. He said:-There he sot al! night
a look;n' at the show for notdia'; il
didn't cost him cent?"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-06-23

Cyan exchange tells ef An editor
who went soldering and was chosen
captain. One day at parade. instead 81
giving the orders. "Front face, three
PAGES forward" he exclaimed. "Cash.
two dollars year, in advance"
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Fountain Saloon.

THE subscriber would re repec;fully announce to
the citizens of Northern Iowa, generally, and the
travelling public in particular together with The rest OF
mankind that he ha just opened his new and spacious
EATING SALOON AT CLERMONT,
Iowa. where he will be at all times ready to treat his
guests with the bet Of
Oysters, Pies, Cakes. Crackers, Cheese,
Tobacco, Cigars, Nuts and Candies,
OF all kinds, together with the very best OF
Ale, Ice cool Lemonade Soda and Ice Cream,
OYevcry favor. In short he intends to keep every
thing generally found In first class Eating House. and
hopes by strict attention to business, to merit liberal
share Of public patronage.
Call and Young Iowa. L. A. DOUD,
Clermont, Iowa, March 8, 1S5Sn73yl Proprietor.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-06-23

wA young man who has, recently
taken wife, says he did not take It
hall so hard to get married, as he did
to get the furniture.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-06-23

@ Ornamental Fret work -Theeyes
OF your beloved. sfser she has besa CRY.
ing,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-06-23

pIt is a remarkable fact that however we'll
young ladies may be versed in grammar, very
e,~ oftteyn are able 70 de.Ens ~ 7tri'~nnr
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-06-23
CHARLES S. D. JONES,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
No. l, Corner of Main and Sirth Street.
Dubuque. Iowa.

EFERENCES:
Hon. Bcrnhart Hem, ,IIon Theophus Parsons,
Fairfield, Iowa. Hon. Emory Washburn,
Hon. James NJ. Love, Law Faculty, Cambridge
U. S. District Judge, Mass.
kcokuk, Iowa. Bernard G. Caulfeld,
Col. Robert Robinson. Atty, Chicago, Ill
Middietown, Iowa. Hon. Wm S. Bodlcy,
Hon. Jno. Mckeon, U. s., Louisville, Ky
Dist. Atty, N. Y. City. Benoist, Shc:y Il Co.,
Hon. Jokn A. Dix, New Orleans, La
N. Y. City. Hon. A. G. Penn,
Hon. James Campbell, New Orleans, La
late p. NJ. Gen, Phia. Ion. Revssdy johnson. -
COL James pAec fhla. Baltimore, Nd
Peter Wapics, Esq. Phila. Col. Louis " Bogy,
L. A. Benoist Il Co., st. Louis, Mo
Bankers, st. Louis, Mo. Ion John F. Darby,
Hon. Joel Parker, St. Louis, Mo
a8" Collections made aud proceeds promptly remit
ted 55l
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II. Z. MARTIN. A D.
PLY YSICIA g. S U GEON.
Office on Main street, west Of the Monona Hotel
Monona, May %, 81. n34tf
EVANS & EGBERT,
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Groceries
Hardware Nails Crockery Stoves Iron Glass Queens
Ware Furniture Sash and Farming Utensils.
DEAN, FRENCH g. EMERY,
Dealers in ry Goods Groceries Hardware Nails Crock
cry Stoncwars Stoves and Of Sheet
and Tin Ware. (Post Office Building
CLAYTON LODGE No. 20.
OF A. +. Il A. NJ. Monona Clayton County iowa.
meets Friday preceding the full in each month
Chas. A. DEAN W. NJ. j. T. II. SCOTT =. W.; H..
tMERY j. w.; b. II. OLMsrED. Treas; WN. Ii. THoMr-
SON sec'y
EGBERT HOTEL,
MONONA, :::::::::::: IOWA
THE undersigned respectfully announce to the
Travelling public and their extensive list Of acQuant
pce, that they the lessee OF the above named
Hotel.
1t is their design to spare no effort in rendering
pleasant home to all who may have on to call.
The STAGES on the Dubuque, Monona and St. Paul,
the Prairie du Chen and Wet Union, the Ekadcr and
onona and the McGrcgor, Decorah and st. Paul Mail
Routes, all put up at this house.
The Table will be well supplied, the bedding shall be
every personal attention The Stables large,
venient of and comfortabc--none but careful
men Will be entrusted with horses.
SILAS EGBERT.
MEDES BARNES.
Monona, Feb. 90. 1s5sn72
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-06-23
EVANS & EGBERT,

Dealers in Eoregn and Domestic Dry Goods Groceries
Hardware Nails Crockery Stoves Iron Glass Queens
Ware Furniture Sash and Farming Utensils.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-06-23

~. D. 1OMLlNOON,
II EspECTFULLY informs the public that he ha.
R rented the Seminary Building and he solicits pat
anaye from all those who Interested in the educa
zi6n OF their children.
TsRNs.-For twelve weeks, $3.50
AZ . rule tho money will be required in advance, but
arrangements can be made fer delayed payment By
seeing the Teacher.
April rs, 1eSsnsln
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Pr(girie dsg ChLels.

JOHNSON " BULLOCK, -
Attornie5 and Conn se!ors at Law. Office on Church
Street, opposite the Pest ofice Prairie du Chen
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
NEW. yoRK DA11Y TRIBUNE THURSDAY DECEMBER Is 1853

the 20 cent or "a franc piece employed in thric
stead The franc would be- res,incd. from its long
established uame and associations, a. 20 ecnt. ia
stead If dividing tho halfollar into qna'ter., in
Enslsnd sud America. TIE o0ly new silver pieces
required would be ia Eng and, viz: the ) cents
f2i5 sud The 20 cents So
Thr proposed dcprec stou in weight would be- 80
.ieb: that 10 ordinary commercial trans-c1on' 1t
,y,uld rot ~ noticed. Pending the change irom
,bet,d con,ge 70 ,be n-w, the value Of th' franc,
.hs dollar sno the pound would remain the same
in their respective countries In ordntr, re all
tref,. The Old gold and silver coin would only
ob,ain premiom rates in large quantu"' "f for eN'
,or,st,ou. spc a. this premium would swiy' be
b,ehest at toe Mint, the old mone' would, wlto"ut
.,oer.e 70 Government, be soon replaced by the
new. The change would not De greater than thai
w5lch We have recently made in the weight oo'n
OF our gid ard silver coins.
IN British India il wc;lld not be difficult 70 'uo-
sti;e the uew standard. cs Toe rupee contains 'oo
Grains 6pe silver. aud the new bali-dcllsr contains
Is5 - crsirs fue silver. Rrssii would hnd tae
nsyy s,ar dsrd but a small departure from the one
slp has: idtt IL Nollu bt bFi'i'
the colo standard of l75G, when the gold rouoe
Was within one per cent oi the proPoed o'i"r'
In ,ba German States nothing could be more suifa-
Die or more popular than TO bring the present va
rvnr collar units 10 the standard OF tue me'ricai
dullar and 10 make this dosr uni, IN gold Only, ot
the Convenient form of the present 1-iranc piece
NOT our American gold dollar, 50 that the largest
silver piece ~ould he the new horin or h'fy 'en's'
ard The y hole coinsge would be based on fh' oniy
decimal We ght. Is to the means oi gI'ing a' u'1
adoption 20 this system. Mr. Teht proposes inst
a commission on decirpal cOinsge be appointed oy
the British Parliament one BY The French I'm
peror, and one by the American Congress, 10 meet
II Convention during the coming year. Snch
Copycotion, if ccmpoed Of judiciOns pien, would
undoubtedly determine upon mode OF Introducing
tie universal currepcy th.t would meet with gem
eral approval, and by means OF internaVonai
treaty. be adopted by the different Governments.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

Senator Crittenden, in recent speech to his po-
tical friends in This city, announced that he was
".ick of the negro question" Senator Crittenden
il q man for whom Just now the American people
would be wiling to do q good turn. lie Is q re-
spt ciable gentleman of more than average abilities,
with an excellent social position and now adding TO
the distinction gaiued by conspicuous oiiicd pos
tions the dignity ofase. Consequently, when such
a man gives out that be- ia ii <, the good-nstured
public are ready TO put their he,is together to find
out what will send him the speedicst relief
The negro quesSicn, We are willing TO co1iess' Is
formidable question: puzz'ing question:; qies-
ton il were very well To get rid of, if that could be
done. That men sicken OF it We do mol wonder.
Humanity sickens of it. Tue tender compassion
of Heaven sickens at its long history OF tragic hor-
rors. We do wonder that the complaints OF SICK
ness proceed from the quarter they do. Ii Mr.
Cr.ttendcns negroes (we suppose lie has then, or
if he has not his neigh6ors) sy nothing, Vi tninh
h. should not. Have rot these gentlemen had the
easiest part of it Their crops planted, harvested
and marketed for them without dOt of wages 10
pay: themselves assiduousy waited upon. 50 that
no menial Toll has ,oiIed their paric cscutchccns;
every want anticipated by assiduous services every
caprice heeded under peril Of the Oyerseer's whip
And vet Mr. CrtteDden is sick of the negro ques-
ton. Not So sick bu, that lie can travel, maze
speeches sni do justice TO the exccitn, iare OF
! frst-csss hotels; but sick enough 10 cal for .he
pubic cOpmiseraton.
Senstor Crittenden seems 70 imagine ira. the
4 y. nf s,nf .uli IL. "A
chronic habit which certain people havc fallen into,
but which thcy might just as well f,eeo ~ mot. He
looks at all the or4tory, poetry literature, sympa-
thy, iniignsiion which the investigation OF the
condition of tae enslGyed has called fortn As 40
/ much smoke, which y few fanatics Who had fore
gone purpose 10 insult him have been pufiag ia his
I face. He has ridden along in the same c1acn and
bss borne the anDoyan with g"ntle-nanly iotbear
snce as long SIS the highes;oneJ chyal.y required,
and ID at last forced 70 sppea, 10 Common cvuty in
terms Ike these: MesSiesTs, &c h yoar disgusting
philanthropy yoH hare at last MADE ne SICK, 0'd n"-
/ less you ca. oJig. me ~ putting out tas 7P>s ct
your agitation, 1 shall be ooaPsltsd to tct, sest
! npon thc drirer'S boz.
Who could resist such An appeal We cannot;
no eood.naturtd persons ein. As much as We
loved agitation ". wou not sgitate 70 annoy Sens
tor Crttenden. However coGd.ried in us was Ii >
habit Of philanthropy, We wouid rot be philan-
| thropic for tie purpose Of making nan sics,
whose stomach turned at philanthropy. o, no;
We r,ust dissbuse tie mind Of cur disiinsu shed
oues,. ard convince him tha; courtesy IS not the
peculiar growth Of Kentacky, and TIA. man can
be- gent, man, who never logged or so'd nsg gro.
II the distinguished Scpst1r hsd ever anal algzei
,li. negro Qutstivp, our disclaimer would lot &c
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

Tie WASHINGTON correspondent OF Tae Boston
bdreriser states that cay aid hsppy festival ot
the trends of Capt. Corrie in that city celebrated
the pews Of bis arrival in the Ssyannsh River with
his cargo Of slaves from Africa. Success TO all
such enterprises was drunk in tlo0lr g hampers OF
chsmpaeue by the elat.d company. The Hsr0id
s.o states on authority. that the cargo OF the an-
drrtr was much smsller tnan has been reported
In-tesd Of three hundred negroes, she oDy pneht
eighty but these were unconnonls fine specimens,
ba5ipg been selected on the Congo River with spe-
csl regard to their heath yigOr, size and strength
They we're treated with the utmo.t care on the
voyage, and when landed readily brought 500
each, making S56, 900 the gross pro leeds OF the
cargo. of which at least 900 w,s clear proi'.
The price at which the Importer was able to
furnish these picked men TO the consumer Ia cer-
talply fifty per cent loser than the current rates
for simsr articles Of Virginia or Mary land pro-
ducliop. But Yet it is very high pr'ec' aud At
the law which subjects the trade to the danger of
piracy could be repealed, the rate won'd 81 once
fall 10 from 800 to $780, Then the planting
States would be relieved from the necessity of
paving the enormous tribute now extracted from
them By the States whose great business is breed
ng for the market.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
XXXVth CONGRESS.
SENATE. Wa A.aryoros, Dec. Il, lss !,
SECOND SESSION.

SE.SaTF Wa AsHryGros, Dec. H., ~.
Vartou. Memorials u h,tie importance 49,
s4tt.d. viii toe exception OF one from The Con,
of ron master. who net in Pn'iacephis on ~
I.iq. On thIs memorial Mr.. Cameron s'd,91,,
a.. Serate showing from the tatlss ol tbe 9-T,i
of tbs Treasury TIA. ar III vooreil dsly % a
shbe oppo.ed to The interests OF tno Cover, ~ ',e
ne coa.an.rrs Of fore sr iron and steel. he ~
r;rs;ed his position ftom ClSborG'e et,'s'lef .,ss
rasnufscture of iron gives sn impetus TO 49,
and COMMERCIAL interests. .Ihs mhnitc.o'..
tlouss,d tuis of PIC ir0n emvioy' 'YSelSy al W
with families so persons, .arain4 eAouh.y 's'ssss
Tie prersIt manufacture Of In1L!oa 'uhs 'sruss
.mmen,e ysri.d sgriclii re eonlneIci"i AZ psa,,s
intere.ts. lie quoted from ceItnostes 'fo" ). Ss
ptia snd Boston mschnIsts showing toai %p,.iysA
oi .,reign IRON was advantageous to the.f
wh,rb Is batter when IL the branches OF ,-f
active. rhe prces OF British iron tn;,ass tnnr
ard bic iron from Glssgov has fiootuite 10
three dol az. 20 ten and hsf per tun, arr y" I'D
tiyt,.rire end half 10 twenty-five doI"'. "a -
hen. can We irstify system ID dni's' rscs'
xh.n II {, liable 20 such hlc'1rt"1 aO ,ss lS
,alptv. Beside sd valorem duliea indnG;Y, d;,.s,,. ~
mort of inferior iInn causing railroad ao", srs
With fifteen to twenty per c~ntun VI ""L "
vii good American i wss oriy one ge, AsiS
am. ron sees 70 r1meoy 90. sperin "w ;ork ssf
yslo.eni duty 0, - per ueE'u.n oG re Ii,,sus -
Lt.af .l.o Yast i've yesrs siFes - w.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

We give today quantity of Mexicsn news, or
We ought rather to say tf Vera Cruz rumors, down
to the commencement Of the month. For some
tine past all commune alton has been cut oil be-
tween Vera Cruz and the City of Mexico, aDd the
castle Of PeIote, which is the buwark of the State
OF Vera Cruz on the land side, having fallen into the
hands Of the Zuloags party, the Ciy OF Vera Cruz,
now that the season of freedom from yellow feSer is
approaching is itself in constant danger of attack.
That the authorities at Vera Cruz 80 regard it is
evident from recent order Of the military com
msnder tpst all per bO shall scaie the walls %
the city shall be shot, except persons under eight
cen, who are to be corporeally punished-meaniog,
we suppose, hogged. The war ia the State OF
Vera Cruz appears to be taking on the same san
culinary character in other parts OF tue country.
Eches garay ortered all the officers and sergesn,s OF
the garrison Of Perote to De shot, and in eyecy
FIVE OF the soldiers. This alleged t. be done in
revenge for the assassination Of Gen. Manero, OF
Gen. Blancarte at Cuadalsjara, and Of others at
Zacatecas.
II is not surprising that the Vera Cruz newspa-
pers should eId1ayor 10 sustain the spirit of resist
apce by circulaliog reports about the defeats aud
difficulties of the ZuOaguista party, but coming
from that quarter these reports are not entitled to
IMPLICIT rellapce.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

W,sHrysros. Wednesday,, Dec. Is, 1853.

W,sHIysTos, Wednesday Dec. ID, 1858.
There il row much lees apprehension OF h'uDs
with Great Britain than was snucipt'ei wnen tae ~
teligepce was 6r-t received respecting the recta
events in Ceutra America. The rnmors thh IN
Pit sic ent intended sending Congress war mess-
are 7 ot well founded. The Administration mss SUI
under corsid,Iafinn this important sntJect aal "
mo-t prn inent friends say that ia acon "ih o' shi
viii meet tie reasonable expectations oI theooa'n
The correspondence called for by the resosa.@ q
the Committee on Foreign Aifxrs, vas scot 70 G
Hou,e to-day, and will be presented to-1'orrow, az
witch time il viii not be accessible. l. - saost
however, fron dispatches Of Commodore M'in.sl
Il at after the stean,r Washington was bosraci
the British ,ticers, be demanded explorations sM
CAPT. Oldham dleclaimed any ip;eLtOn to oxercsn
light of s.arch. saying be had merely bOarlA ~
NasbiI gtOn 20 get the be~s; in other words, be M
II nerely maze the vessel freddy yi,it, the ss1s
our own Ctlic,rs make to British vessels.
Sir VIM. Gore Oasoley and his secretary hawH
planned the matter pretty much in the sauie way.
TIE prominent TACT occurs in the CORES Jondees
that Great Britain exercises prot ci0rsto over ~
Nosqulto Ki, gd0m. Mr. ouseey's secretary sib ~
British fad abandoned the right OF search, and hs
therefore the vist was not ma nnder Il.
IL il .oither stated that meeting was held ai Irf
town. when the inhabitants resoly oil tles woud mo
tain their independence, ami applied TO Mr.. OlSeys
assist them in 20 dong. Mr.. Ouseley Informed ms
the proposition should receive due consl'er4tcah~
proper quarter, and Justice be done to sli parties
Commodore McIutosh tbnks the exp ,nston Of n
Brtish IN respect 10 the visit Of the Wsss'rs"
satisfactory, frank and fs'r. -,
The Fleet Surgeon reports the health OF Commyi.
Mcintosh such that be shoald no ioogcTfen"
command Of the Home Squadron. ~
Tie senate IN Executive session to-iay, csg,sa
mech business. &. VI. Pine editor oi IAs CsSg
Hsr0M was confirmed ~ Msrshai for tbe Nns.
DstIct Of irOi- Az the Illinois appointments nsJ
during the rtcess OF Congress, were also con1..s
without opposition together with sppo'o,nTa "a
otter State. The tresies with CHINA AZ ~
were also ratified md the Hoe. Wn Pres'oa codv,
rs Minister To Spain; Geo. Ward o. Go1fsa As q.
ter to China; end the Hon. j. Clancy Jones v w. "
ter tn Prussia On the lac. there was pai' ,.s s,
II is said that toc Hon. james B. Cayg ho'.a~
bss written letter declining - b. calhds'0 ~
certiOn 10 Congress. M
Th. Hon Jefferson Davis takes the ptve
Cipgmsn IL the -L,to's Con uliftee on Pfn's; 4
southern papers stzte that Col. Lpekni l,ia
Pre- on visit 10 Naichez, aud that ne
his attention 10 Northern Mexico, with va' VIZ t.p
peaceful immigration there ~ those who WyI. ~.
an interest in 10 fItrre political and s0el' "'H~"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

The SENATE yesterday listened TO some remarks
from Mr.. Cameron on the iron duties. notion
10 tslc UP the Pacific RsiIrond bill was lost by
tie vote
In the Horsr, some Tariff notifications were
proposed and referred, and taen the Watrous iln-
peacbment WAS discussed by Mr.. Stephens of
Ceoygis. and Mr. Houston. Tee resolution to i'm
peach the Judge was nulilGed by substitute say
ioc that the evidence produced is insufficient TO
Justify such accusation. This amendment passed,
Il3 To CO. The Baltimore Election business (oi
November, lS57) was called up pending the dis
cu.sion Of which The House adjOurned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

The further exposure Of frauds upon the city, to
which we alluded before the charter election. has
come 10 light at last. Every imaginary Dodge VIZ
rcsor;ed to by tine Democratic members of the
Committee to keep il secret. but the O,edid their
part Councilman Cross utterly disguised with
this unworthy trichery has resigned his seat, aat
sigDalized his retirement from tue Board by pup
fishing the dreaded report. We give it in another
part of this paper, and ask attention TO It's state
meuts