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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-11-17

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This Magazine is now finishing the first
year, and drawing near the close of the SEC
OND VOLUME, and has met with unparalleled
success.
THE THIRD VOLUME
VIII commence with the number for January,
1850, which Will be issued early in December,
1859. Every number viii be splendidly illus
trated in the highest style of art. Among the
numerous contributors engaged for the COM
ing year are the following well known distin-
guihS authors
Fitz Green Halleck, Orestes A. Brownson, Geo.
p. Morris, VIM Gilmore Simms, Park Benja-
min, John &. SAKE, Hannah F. Gould, Calhoun
kenzie, NJ. F. Maury, Seba Smith, Jack
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Phebe Cary, Mrs. Ellet &c, &c, &c.
In the January number Will be commenced
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entitled
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And they refer to every subscriber now Oh
their books as TO the fidelity with which they
fulfil their obligations
, 1859-02-23

The locofoco leadefs nade clean work Of The
lrish on the Aldermsnic ticket. Not ono was
left to tell The fate Of the o1hers- Dinnis
Coughlin was garro.ed. aud German put on
In his plece. Phil Conley had his juguar cut
for the benefit OF German brewer. McClevy
wac bowatrung, 10 nuke u place for German
by tho name Of Hahn. Dunlap, Of the Seventh
Ward, was choked IF to give Eiihu Granger q
chance to be elected, 50 that he maY defeat
the collection Of that %, l50.57 which lie
owes the city.
Here xe have four Irish Aldermen slaugh-
tered in the house Of their friends, On account
oftheir place Of nativity ind the sweet brogue
on their tongues.
They fare no better IN the general ticket The
three Irish candidates for Street Commissioners
were oil bIuted off to make room for two Ger
mans and one Kuow Nothing. German WAS
put on for City Collector, and the Irish candi-
date placed o. back seat
Tho loeofocos hare recently fallen desperately
in love with the Germans, and have given the
1riah the sack. They l~ri.h their caresses
upon the Teutona. but turn TO tue Cells tue
backs Of their hands and tho soles Of their
feet.
Toe 1eish supply fatty 1000 xotes to tue loco.
foco leaders, aud the Germans less than 400.
The marked partially shown the little handful
OF the latter over the vast multitude Of The for
mer, would CAUSE q revolt among any other
class Of people but the Irisb. who are mere
slaves Of party, and rarely ever resent m Insult
from their leAders.
, 1859-02-23
The Chicago Railroads.

We present, On tho inside Of this mornings
issue, the usual annual statement Of the
freight and passenger traffic Of the system Of
Railroads centering in This city. The year
1858 WAS one Of extraordinary depression,
and our Railroads havs been subjected
10 peculiar hardshil,s in consequence.
The exhibit which we are enabled to
give Of their earnings and Of the
advancement which has Leen made in push
ing our system Of roads towards completion,
is certainly not less favorable than the public
arc prepared for many, we doubt not, will
be agreeably disappointed in view Of the
aggregates presented.
In few days these figures, together WITH
tie Commercial Statistics and tue private
and public improvements Of Chicago for the
year 1855. will be issued in q pamphlet. FORM
ing a full and complete compend Of the
business history Of the city for the last year.
1t will be valuable both for preservation aud
distribution abroad. Orders may be left at
tue Office Of this paper.
, 1859-02-23
oCa sPR1NtrIELD CORRESPONDENCE.
Tho Legislature Is Blown Outss-~-Thc
Democracy Blockade the Buais' c*s,
Asd sho Hepubiicans leave them TO
1n'hh tho 3ob."No Quorum in she
House,
Nonetponden:e Of the Prtss and Thbune)

ro7etponden:e ofthe Press and hbune)
sra'sofiftn' feo q. lo,S' .
~. DeuA'lae, VI '10 u'use e'snaA1o 4. ., '"e''
4a'us4on ~ pet~s w 'ss1n4aso4 uuen tAe'. Sp
po.]'ousat ,u'4u5 nseo.a ,1"' - . '.sa 49,
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fin. rn,;, ~. hon. ~ oa;nvrn,r.,, ras nnrnnxe,v
and r;c,,- ,,1y tr;,to,oa ,w,v !, nsc1csx ec1smo,
finn ,,v s,n;ch al, h,si,os, ~. n-.ro,tea Ham,
of,o, h,nr .,o,, IN. ,,,.so ,,,t,,o,s n o;,.
Inn IL, ,nrs n n. 11.v,so ,na ,ha 1,hnv rr;,,,
no,;,x ,-o. oo,,;,,,3 md ,,ou,,t ~, ro,toa t,,;
aoa ac,;n ~ ~ - ..or1- - H.. .,snnss ~
,ion tor .,h;c1, th.v ,r, .,t lar. t1a t,,,a w,.
c,ne,n,o1 &C IN H., ,urro.o1v N ;ao,v
tho ~ I'm, II -h;c,, ,,,a nanh,;r,ns ,ro,s
snpnosc1 n 1,e interested mill ,be Annort1on.
,,..nt lin shon,a la r.,,rno5 rbis xr,. ta,t ~,
amid o,c,+ a;s,rdax mill <,,,ort ,rc1,c,- .e,on
onr friends in 1oar;no tao hall Iof, nm euorum
heh;na .,,, n t,.s uo,ao .-,s ,r,,era, ,na
,,o,rs ,roro ,octaa .,, .hsan,oas s,n, tor h.,
tho c,1t on,ounted ~ no,hino .nd a, ,.nrth
o,.oy, r o,r1or, ,n ,;,;,,r,n.,o, ,r,o n,o,aa mi
c,rrj.d 11,;s !. .ho l.,, ~ tta .o.s;on T,.o
, 1859-02-23

RZ1@VEVE NJ U43& ~ EH26 2ENNHEz
APPORTlONMENT BILL VETOED!
Great .Excitement in the House!
GENERAL DISPERSION TO-DAY.

BY q special dispatch to The evening jour
s'yI, We learn that the Governor returned The
Avpertionment Bill to the House yesterday
morniug. with his objections, when tile Doug
las:tes iorcilly elected the Governors Sccre-
tary who brought it in. The bill was taken
from The hands Of the Page by Green Doug
lasite), who threw it upon the floor. Chulch
(Repub1Ican) picked it up and placed it On
the Speakers desk, and the peakcr knocked
it OF: Green theu put it in his pocket.
During these proceedings tie greatest cx-
citement existed in the House.
Late last evening &c received the follow
ing dispatch:
SPRINGFIELD. r eb. e les.
Elltorb Prcss md Tribune:
No quorum in House. Apportionnent ve.
toed. Senate in session. General dispersion
Tomorrow. No appropriation bill passed. D&m-
ocsats enraged- Republicans jubilant.
, 1859-02-23
CHICAGO WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY

rAs71T.
c.s;1e3E cGs;;ni9Etoa t;,a9f3 9Gf9tes' Psgas Ae,losueA
french cream Cakes. Rum Cakty.
ok~lur1s.
Monument of Wash1.kt n. u Mchu-nd, Va
Is1aoie Of Liberty, Mount Vsrno1
Eo'tn!hlaa Temple. Panc1 .ramid.
H:ss @ f:..g!a: 3 u: %fIs ..f:ts zsss.''''
Aaea1oon Pyramid. T<al Pyramid
coz1zcz1osAsr.
R,et,;4 Pei, 49,. almonds. {s!l, c.te.
Pepptra1a, props Kasss, KSs.'0n@
Ro1e Drops.
pIssz21.
Ssss: S SSsss: @ EsS1ts' s'''' Mseua. Ms;
Then cana the feast Of reason aud 6ow Of
soal responsive to key notes struck a. follows,
mud ws can find spsce for no fuller Justice.
REGULAR 1oAsrs-
es III lied d, eoaseeraea aee7sst g
Drank standing .ad In Silence,
Rs.;on.e By =. ?. s,ro.her.
T. x<n1!y q Ia Fay.es1;Auerca sl alva1s cher
N :. tinde.t g .ttnae. the nrmory Of those noble
e o se,1 se9 tSaE o"a county to saf ~
IL 1:la"iY ca%a-"Tbe most tntereatax addIticn
'nA4 e0o'' made to our '''ten Of 9<rx'"
x: Mecca 0fhs e. h:sss a.F
: ,ss 81 e sss:;s
EsA;A9aoa's Fa,exrR ALIrts.- An pnka h Z fouu,s In
a. 1s f,uo&er. f sA< FsLrzs< f5ns,aios-Theif work
'n' enas'ef OF l~o'1's e:Fou<a al u1e ss 70 s9qf;
= n Hi.s4c. et Ne G.-p,.-Gh. relrfloa tae5 teach
, 1859-02-23

r. Tho Tinstf labors hard to prove that its
nominee for Mayor hna &lnays been Democrat
asserting stnong other things that he cast his
6sss vote for Polk against Henry C!aY-and by
implication. his last vote for Mr. Buchnnsn,
aga,nst the gallant Fremont. But how happened
It that he gave 80 10 the Fremont Club to
help best the regular Democratic candidate for
Prasidentf 1t il true that was before the match
xrey8 and THAR driver made those Senatorial
1iEte to Michigan avenue.
, 1859-02-23

.
: ALL Bo1oR 70 TIE zA7Bu or Hp oorx.st.
........................:
Garden City Engine Co. No. 8, with 6s men 1t
the ropes; Eagle Engine Co. No. :; Engine Co.
No. .; Neptune Engine Co. No. IL: Wide
Awake Engine Co. No. 1a; Empire Hook and
Ladder No. 8: Northern Hose Co, :: North
ern Liberty Engine finished thu volunteer part
at the Fire Dena,tmep..
The stsam fire engines Long John. Eater.
prise. Atlantic and Island Queen. with their
tenders. drawn br ncble horses succeeded.
Both she volunteer and paid Fire Department
ns,er .nne.red in better condition. or to better
ADVANTAGE. Th, Layer Bier vsooo vhieh nc.
coup.pied this dir1sion produced considerable
, 1859-02-23

Fu urthcr Foreign News.
We have further news fromEuropo bY telegraph
this morning. Rumors Of WAT were still rife,
though the alternative. it was thought, rested
wholly With Louls Napoleon. See telegraph
column for details.
, 1859-02-23
ter, and seemed part IT his famous rabble rout
that followed his victory.



ine D@'s'ai .l''.s'o'ls composing me PROCESSION
"et aaa o'salpAea on aaco.ean aoa wabash Ave-
naes, o'a'e' Deafoofn' ciaf6' Ia sane. Wells and
ffahkhn stfee8 tan early hour, and at about 10
o.c!ocA' as 'nF nt'ns o. 'ne minute sun' the h1st
o'sls'on moved 1lom h'en'ean Avenue and passed
~es'"atu alops naAe s'fees' tae other divisions
.a4Aus .A.o NV ..oA Nv "'etsee4'o saeets' un'
tour OF the city amid cheers anil annlsusr.
, 1859-02-23

Declines.
d.. Davis publishes card declining to be .
Of the First Ward. Cause: could not get the
p(ice il he wanted it.
, 1859-02-23


We puhlish 1hia morning 70 much Of tbs re-
port Of the Senate Finance Committee u relates
10 the finances Of The State. 1t will be fouud,on
the third page.
, 1859-02-23

The places Of holding the meetings IN the different
Wards will Re as follows:
Pats wa.dnrens House. Is State street, corner Of
i+eec I'd xard-Fne.e House Eo :. Eate street, be-
'T1S rird = =. a-sa saslia I'D sa5iissn + ocso
Fl VIA e?.1 Hall Wet Randolph .treo:.
tesenth "srd-ho IL :surtn Wells street. north OF On,
tlftsh wazd--vorts n, M,rket Hsll.
Trnh wasd-Sismsyer's Iot:i, corner Of Cana, and
Mitchell Streets
The Delegates elected st the Ward Mectnzs viii meet
In Convention 1t the MECH mis- INSTITUTE HALL
THURSDAY the 1ith day sr Febru asT q! o'clock,
T. H., for the purpose o. making noninsticnA
By order olthe Executive Cuatnitee.
1sAAo NJ ARNOLD. President
uKsRY Ho1LA1p. Secretary.
--%4%-
ITALIAN OrEgA LAST K1auT-Thc opsra last
night WIS on the whole a complete SUCCESS. TIE
audience WIS large and fashionable, and towards
the last Of tue performance wA,mcd up to slori.
GUS enthusiasm. The orcae-.ra was excellent, the
chores, though much too small VAS elective, aud
the different solo artists Of the evening acquitted
themselves qul;eo tile satisfaction Of the audience
rarodi hiss never been q favorite Of ou'B.
either in the concert room or On the stage
(,hough better on the latter than in the former)
but ia the best parts Of L:crezia last night she
ELECTED the 1armess applause. Her fault is
thu. she overscts-rolfs her eyes needlessly, and
in too many instances gives Us grimaces for
passion. As in her first sceue with Genuaro,
her conception lacks depth, her faca betrays too
mu:h vaui:y at the aatterT she receives, and
too little Of the anguish and guilt Of her sitna-
ton. Com . otllo, and eome other parts Of
her role, we're. however, admirably rendered.
Dngnol, as Gennaro, was the really great artist
Of the evening. Possessing IN exceedingly pre-
po<@,'ssing psrscn. m 3: excellent ruhu>t tenor
VOICE, always ut else in his lalt and never over
doing it, The handsome tcuor' will doubtless,
before the season Is over, have half tue Chicago
ladies' as much in love with him as are those Of
I New York.
Jnuca, the baxso prqfando, seemed ho1rsc, aud
as nc have never heard him before, c1n up1y say
! Of him that he performed the part Of the Duke
| we'll, nothing more. One Of the most effective
concerted pieces Of the evening WAS the telzetto
ut tue close Of tue lst Act, which WON for the per-
formers, Paroli, Brgnoli and Juuca, vociIerous
encore.
Madame Strsko.eh sang II .!S<grrto, or the
Drinking song, superbly, and Won IN encore,
ss might be expected Tho enthusiasm ut the
close WAS such as augurs farorably for tbs suc.
cess Of Italian Opera in Chicago, At least fol
I tho present season. Tonight La 1Fdpiata il
to be performed. However questionable the
moral tendency of its plot, it will doubtlest
draw.
FIRK.-The ire last evening between 10 mud
, 1859-02-23

NEx 0RxxANs, Feb. 2l--6tsanahip csvtav-
b., with dasea from Havana 10 the 18th, ha4 NJ
fiva4 dsrt. No nsxs Of impo1tasss.
, 1859-02-23

~ See advertisement Of Boudoir, Sewing Ma-
Chimes II Lake street. iai-ly-b906
T. Sec advertisement Of Quaker CITY $40
Sewing Machine. L. CoRxE1L l. Co.,
oc26.1y 1S3 Lake street.
, 1859-02-23
o1 a D.,

o1nD,
In this cy. The tuorrIn. Of ths I'd Of F.bf,ary
sARAH wife Of Geo- 4. Aeect. ktq. aesd =. Jta.1
The feads Ct the family respectfully invited
tend tez funeral ro tie red.ncs Of her hu.5noJ. u
The OF CLARK and QaIEcy stzerts On the
41 tast. II oclosx P u.
~ Connecticut papers ptease c,pY
, 1859-02-23

six horses, from which they issued the following
ode as they paased along:
ODE TO WASHING GTQN.
, 1859-02-23
TIE CITY.


TIE Republican vot-rs Of the cy Of Chicago are re-
Qnesed 70 meet IN fheir respertv Wards at the places
srinafter lesEoa ed ~ DNE3DAY tho ~ day Of
February. Ut TX O'Clock NJ. for The selecu Of DELE
EAt.s to Convention to be h.ld for the nom natiol Of
candidates 10 bs yated for by the city at large e
sa3E Ma c Municipal II ctloa- AID for the nomination
Of c2ndl ates fo Street Commits liner. "a be choa by
Delegates 6m the respective Dlvons> and for candid
for Aldermen and Con tabt5 In the several Wards
The ee.l Will be called ode. by the Ward Com
1n!ttees at ~ O'Clock rrecsely.
The Delegates to :he Convention are appoHioued ~
, 1859-02-23

The Knistt Templars surrounded this vehicle
IS Guard Of Honor.
Tie Soldiers Of the War Of lSl2-!3, aud the
Black Hawk and Mexican War, a. also Major Cen
elal Beaub!en and suite in Eve c1rrfases.
The Light Gnard Band, playing spirited martial
and appropriate airy, led The Goth Regiment. Col
E Taylor and staff looked finely. TAIs Regiment
ia composed Of the Light Artillery witl three
mounted pieces and three Cassons, Capt. James
Smith commanding, So men the Chicago Dra-
goons, Capt. c. w. Blrker, 81 men; tie N, nj
gomery Guard. Capt. Michael Gleason, 80 men
the Emmett Gaarl, Capt. Stuart. ~ men; tie
National Guard Cadets, Capt G. L. syntorn, 80
men; the Light Gard, Lieut.. Laonis, ~ men !;
the Shields Guards. Capt. c. L. Moore, 4G meu.
The e1cclle7tlepoEment and soldier like bear
ing Of cur Volunteer Militia never displayed itself
to better advantage than On this most agreeable
occasion.
The Second Division consisted Of tue following:
Tue Orator Of the day aud Committee oil Oration
in open Barouche, The U. S. Government Officers,
the Sheriff Of Cook county and Deputies, the
County Clerk and deputies, the Officers Of the
Township Of Chicago.
The Chicago Fire Brigade numbered 80 men.
their appearance and department reaected
credit on Captain Raymond and upoa tie men-
hers OF this excellent corps themselves.
Eight members Of the Merchants Police. The
Mayor ami ri,v nff;cor. +ba na,,a .e .,,s
and a.. uo,.s - =, - neo'
- ""'e' auu 'o7HefaRe oon'
"isslonefa In carriages, also the Judges md Of
hcers Of the several courts in carriages. with
members nf the R,r +ba f,ta-,.r e.. u,.,...
~ '.o ooo3Ao
0- '4'os~' oo''e8e' Tug ooa5os oi 1faoe,
and ondeE"rl1era also in carriages.
Two large vsRous. richly decorated ramp
next hearing tba 7r,t I'm .o,d rh;....-v.,
original Staten Of the confederacv a oro,, ~
thirteen little sisters oather;,o arornd r.. -
inQton. The aacond xavon hora a frn 1ooa IF
e'9sA0' '"0 eH'"letoa " @oe s'ol1ous
~ 'oe ~" a"e'!caa onlon. Ibis part
ot tne psofess.fn Closed With q c8FAic2de of
young men On horseback.
The Graat Weatevn Rand haod.J tho ct:1
n;x;,;or e.. .,. ~.
- - 1'se' wv o'auento u
oe1h bryant ana ossatIon's Commercial Col-
le2e.
IT,, u.;~ r.:,,
AAe'H'5 'o'AE" W.T. III 4atRe
nahoeEs" Livery Iodge WaH handsomely repre-.
6eute3, al follows:
'AA - 7oN'e fhA'Aast'.
nvase.,e o',ase, toose* no. ~
Garden c1:y Lodge. No. III.
Waubansia Lodge. Nodse, No. 1ea
6esua7ia Lode. No. Is.
," c.sus,ansq q "sns1 Loafe; no, W..
nl.ney Io,se ~
Arcadia Lodge. U D.
D.a1born Lodse' U. D.
1n1se,1e ooa'tes' no. 3. 4. II.
cor,,, ~ pa,.t ~ So. ,..1..
wh;,a N. Id ona.n. 49,. - ~, r.,
,ov. n,,,ha,.a tno ,....h... = ~ u-.,:
f.,,.-. e'' ."
1sp1f1xpEsr orpEa OF ODD T2LLoNA
Unioa Lodge. Nos.
Duane Lodse' No. Il:
so. rs.. .ou.e %'" 80 -"
nohar. p,n, 1oass Wis
R,w. Gsana Lodge of I'M: o.,.
70 tDeasbo.n Lodge. No. :ls
,nsHa. nas "a Loaee: ~ NO ~
c,,.a"a o rsa.],ase pss.se =, "'ot. ~ ns.a.- ~
German. Euc.nt unent Of PatrI. rch.,
Rw.Graod Encam;mens Of Illinois,
Ill., ..; p-o....on. n....;,.:.&
,e 7so +,.,,h.-e 1,otaa 6,.,v r..,.l.
a.. .I-:..:e
, 1859-02-23

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD kept by J. H. Reed
Co., Apothecaries and Chemists, Ia aud 1ij Lake
street:
Monday, Feb. a. Mondar Frh Il
i; e 81 ~ '1@i;;1'I::; i; r..
, 1859-02-23

P1kE's PEAK Trunks, va1ses sud travelling
haRa. manufactured expressly for trip to the
Gold Mines at ", / Il. s. Wright's 81 sud al9
South Clark street. fel9 I'm.
, 1859-02-23
Ncm advertisements.

nc IL scR1rE:v. Ads~.nng A9-.., 63 D. araur.- 4,
thoriseI Facxiss AIse1ise,uss for ss ua u Gas
Entiin9 Puptrs Of ths Sssth-E Ees. ial bB41y
LOR SAlE.-A GOOD TWO-STORY
fra1e Hou't. With q yeara iesse Of lot. ,oosns
.ae, II bnth lsones osu .ut pl nted Tazd Ia ~
"ef mf:.oa. near II kh 8 hosA on Monroe stre.t:
Al Flu tttn:e for a4l A. bArkau. AddreM"A. h. ,
Eo4 1Ill lhtasQ Post flee EtAL3as
, 1859-02-23

MRS. WuKE1EH's Lrc7CEEs-~-The ladies' will
recollect Mrs. Markham Wheelet's second lecture
Of the course At the First Presbyterian Church
will be given this afternoon, At baif.past two
O'Clock. Subject, the Muscular Structure, Brain
and Nervous System. Tickets twenty-five cents
, 1859-02-23
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, FEB, %, 1853.


Extra copies Of this mornings pREss Axp
TRIBUNE, with or without wrappers. can b. had
at The counter, No. Is Clark street. up stairs.
1t il valuable copy to send to friends abroad.
, 1859-02-23

Hf1hta tv Te7uest Jor Ote occdsion and orfnktd ky
TIE "tAfc,9o 7ypoaraphisal Caion." during Ms
increment efue Procession.
, 1859-02-23

F1RK.-The ire last evening between 10 mud
IL WAS in The frame buildings e67 and go Clark
street, tho latter occupied below bY Neumann
Levy, shoe store, and up stairs BY family. 267
br Aohs's clothing store. The buildings adjoiu-
ing were considerably damaged BY watered.