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, 1859-06-04

Closing sftho Elmo Art Exposition.
Al - Exl:As4saH o$ 24a4..

The first Fine Art Exhibition Of statuary,
Paintings, etc, contributed by dc citizens Of
Chicago, now open in Bureh's building, corner
Lake street and Wabash Avenue, will be closed
on Monday, June Goth Hours Of exhibition
from A. y. to P. n, and from IT to u in the
evening. Tickets so cts, for tho season, a5 cts.
for single tickets and IL cts for children under
II years-to be had 1t the Bookstores Of S. c.
Griggs 4 Co., D. B. Cook L Co., At the princi-
pal Hotels and at the door Of The E1hi ',ition
Hall. Catalogues sold at the door at 10 cents
per copy.
II Ladies' obliged to wait for The Cars, are
invited to make a resting plsee 1t Al State St.
Plenty Of Grants patent Folding Chairs, Camp
Stools, i Settees, setting round Or hanging up,
ready for use,
Respectfully, Il C. Fan sehaick, j..
47-State street
, 1859-06-04

WATER 1oun GArpESs.-H you want good
rubber hose fitted to your hydFants ut low
price, call or send to the Rubber store, 81 Dear
born street, one door north Of Lake street.
, 1859-06-04

- Lunar Oil will be sent to all parts of the
country per cypress, with bill for collection. !
large discount made to those selling Obs.
iny3I-l0t
, 1859-06-04

y Strangers visiting this city wil1 lind a
beautiful collection Of the most fashionable mill
linery At Miss u. II. Marsh, Us State ST., be.
tween jackson and Van Buren streets.
my24-lM
, 1859-06-04

r. As the Lunar Tide is attracted by the
moon, calling the attention OF the scientific and
intellectual man, SO also is Lunar Oil On attrac-
ton for those who have given it trial Call aud
see it burning at the Lamp and Oil Emporium,
leG Clark street. my3l-6t
, 1859-06-04

TuE HorsxxEErER's EMroRIrN.--H. C. Van
Setback, Jr., for some time past proprietor oi
the Plumbers Esta blishncnt, No. III Michigan
street, favorably known to our North Side resi-
dents. has just opened ut the large store in
Brpwn / N'ilders block, No. i: State street, d
Housekeeper's Emporium, which he is now put.
ting in order, and with stock TO deserve the
attention Of our houseleepers generally. The
location is an admirable one, and Mr.. Van
Shaack is capable Of carrying out his intentions
as set forth in his announcement in another
column.
, 1859-06-04

OrES1SG OF SuNxkR M1L11SERY.-3rs Cary
will open her Summer styles Of Bonnets, Mil
linerr Goods, Patterns, DC. at her rooms, No. G4
Laks street. corner State, up Stairs, over Shoe
Store, on "Wednesday and Thursday, Juue 1st
and ID, to which the attention Of the Ladies' is
resaectfully invited. je2-et
, 1859-06-04

:SpedAl us1atch ~ the \. j. Tdbune.l
WAsn.sc1os, "wednesday. June I. 1etA
Since the result Of tho Virginia election has
been made known the Democratic leaders hare
begun to propose senstor Fitzpatrick, Of Ala
bana, al the Charleston nominee. The South
demands tic cnndi4intc-
The Hon. Charles J. Faulkner'f friends will
probably 2sk for him the mission to Turin, Is
SONS reco1npense for his defeat BY Doteler. Mr..
Daniel desi1eS to ic recalled.
Mr. Mason las rendered his resignation u
Minister to Paris, but he Will be retained, rs il
ii now decided not to dispiAee Ar. Dallas from
his most a. Munster tu Great Britain.
TLc legations Of France anl Russia are on tht
best Of terms here. which may Indicate some
sentiment accorded between their Governments
The America at RostoR.
l,osros. JUNG 3.-The America will bc ut he1
t1oci; ut III o'clock, md her 1nsifs for the Souu
will be forwarded by the train arriving At New
York At midnight.
, 1859-06-04

u Yesterday was "January and June
the cold north wind seemed to belong to the for
mcr. The early garden sass lay cold last night.
B 4 small show Of victims at yesterdays
Police Court, and exclusively Of the whisky.
pickle order.
, 1859-06-04

SAD ACCIDENT ANn u ARNlSG.-A bot DROWNED.
On "Wednesday afternoon boy named Pat
rick II. Burke, ,nc,nher Of one of our public
schools, was drowned in the North Branch near
Chicago Avenue bridge. Will, some Of his COM
radcs he had gone in bathing, when he suddenly
sunk. Ills body has not been recovered. Ills
parents live on North Dcsp1aines street. Such
accidents are more frequent st the opening Of
SUMMER for the reason that the water is still too
chilly for bathers, aud cramps arc the almost
inevitable result The warning should be
hccded
, 1859-06-04

MONEY ADVANCED on Ware
1F1 hnuse Receipts By UNDERWOOD i CO. lss Boa.
Wa:ersttcet. ap!3 c'-o asa
ITO BROKERS AND MONEY
l. Lrxp.us.-sse lave large aaek ot8es which We
will rent II iuw r1te.
=. II kERFOilT i CO..
mxeey Real Estate Esoker4 No. s. Dearborn st.
MONEY TO LOAN
1ll AtTen per Cent per Annu1u.
FOR FIVE TE A II s.
F class CITY Resi- Eatzte and Commercial Notes ~satd
RUNNING FROM ONE To TWELVE MONTHS.
apcscso B. DOWNING. s. cta1k.st
MONEY TO IOAN.-Nc Lend
lfl Money On Real Estate Securities running from 6x
moE.hs to *n years,
W. Diseouut Hrs. cla&s Commercial Notes.
We Negusie three to Eve years PR cent
Interest," HAM, CHAMBERS : ~
myI.y - Clark street. Chicago.
, 1859-06-04

sB l. II. Singer h Co. have removed to Gs
Lake street, where their new Family Sewing
Machine can be seen on exhibition. Open to
receive visitors Monday, June 9Th.
lw L. ". HARx1s, Agent
, 1859-06-04
3t<DSt.

r AXE SHORE SUMNER RE-
/ 4 treat,-EEYNULpS InISE, Evanston. III:
Located on the mort teacful ntion Of the thoFes Of
T.:r Mfcbc1a about half hrux rGr from Chicago.
Ctissu md Milwaukee Hasuad. The Ie?uol1s Aou>e
j. family h"tel ntsed up In comfortable manner With
srsiay adapted families dssas +, spend Inc summer
ia ht tnuy. xhere they d all the c,m'rts Of tst
eI,se ce hotel. The pure atmosphere, pleasant drives
beautiful fos+. and te sset'es f,r 1.H rr'def ~
.r NJ the most G+IiyhsfJ In the country. The
house row oreo and offers the public either transient or
permanent accnn,rRo1st!nn. q. .. COOK. Proprietor
~ r{ice4 moderate to suit the times jeslotx
, 1859-06-04

e Amongst the distinguished arrivals at the
fremont House, We notice Sir Francis Sykes,
Bart, II. II. Sheffield and Henry Peters, IN
route for Fort Edmonton, and the buffalo
hunting ground for Summers hunting tour,
hayingjust returned from winters hunt III Flor
ida
, 1859-06-04
Nem advertisements.

n e. u ERIVk.Y. AdrerfisiaJ A11G, s DsavaoFa T.
u d.aaorfsAi 10 reiss Ads~as.skxs or ss .a~f oil d4
Leafia9 P1pe7s Of tie yos.A Fsk jl haN II
, 1859-06-04

- 1t q meeting Of the Chicago Gardeners
Society on Thursday evening, ]. IRE in the
Chair, it was voted to fhold another and the Sec
ond Of the course Of free Floral Exhibitions, on
the at,tl, inst
, 1859-06-04

The Wksrzax DASxER--The first number OF
the new Catholic paper has Just been published,
and can be had at any Of the news depots-
price dve cents per copy. Terms: subscribers
served by carrier, $3.50 per annum-by mail,
500. Office, 90 Market street. je42t
, 1859-06-04

.scc1pES7 70 \ PoLlcEAES.-policeman Gwinn,
.: tue Armory Police Station, suffered painful
accident, the result Of which may prore serious,
in filling from the second-sto1y window to the
ground, q distance Of eighteen feet. lie was
standing on the window sill outside the window,
and lost lis footing. It is feared he is injured
internally.
, 1859-06-04

L17kRA7rnE.-Acssrs. McSally l. Co., 81
Dearborn street, hare knickerbockcr, Chess
Monthly and Eclectic for may. Our Musical
Friend and the Musical Guest for this week. and
No ) If Charles Dickens new weekly, I" Al the
Year Sound" The latter is now put up in neat
magazine Of popular literature.
, 1859-06-04

1Ax. 1:M. trx, IAN. lex. er,x.
s. H - *9.M .9.s3 e9.18
, 1859-06-04
:jfor SALT. ::

ITOK SALE.-The Yacht !Acolus,
3ons burhen, luslt last ta and winner ct the as.s
prize 5xett1 # September *h Th+ boat IL 10 fst
tl.rnn u saI.s Light aud heavy xe,,hxs.
Apply to T. T. ktus Ca1k sert Udss, thnrsh the F.
z. EuX III. Hy1t ditQlMQ
, 1859-06-04

TIE ApAxs IorsE.--Wc have referred to the
whom the Mattcson House commenced and
achieved Il career Of popularity, have hoisted
t!rir colors over the adams House, now one Of
the most elegantly appointed and supcrbly kept
hotels in the Northwest. Centrally located, with
a no5lc lake view. anil yet within the heart Ut
business for the Traveller rs for the boardcr, tic
Adams las strong ATTRACTIONS, such as VIC arc
glad to notice are being fully recognized. Sue.
cess tn mine hosts Of tile Adams.
, 1859-06-04

IF Nessrs. .. F. Downing L Co., announce
in another column their removal to No. G3 Clark
street, Il few doors south of their late Banking
Office. They are firm that hare been for some
fire years most favorably known to business
community as dealers in money and securities
, 1859-06-04

F A Boat Club Regatta is talked Of for the
Fourth Of july. Go in for q stiff white ash
breeze. aud on your muscle, boys, A rcgatta
by alf means.
, 1859-06-04

~ The Excelsior Base Ball Ciub had u live
ly meeting at their grounds in the West Diris-
ion yesterday afternoon. A match is talked Of
between them and the Afiantic boys.
, 1859-06-04

Total. .sssH $lls,sn8s tssess.ol Decrease.
Corrected EaEuinss for the rtrvtous Month so6 50
, 1859-06-04

e. Owners are wanted at the Marshal's OF.
fee for coat, rest and pants, I'LL new with
store marks upon them.
, 1859-06-04

DArEs HorsE.-Wc congratulate our sister
city indianapolis, in the possession Of so capital
q Hotel as the BATES HocsE. First impressions
with strangers go great ways and mine hosts
Of the hates know just how to favorably pre-
empt ths good opinions Of their guests, for the
house Us we'll as for their CITY.
, 1859-06-04

II a young man of seventeen gears, who
gives his name as James B. Ceofer has been ar
rested On suspicion of having stolen some clo-
thing found in his possession.
, 1859-06-04

n The Chinese 1ugslers repeat their Won
dcrfal performances ut Metropolitan Hall this
evening.
, 1859-06-04

ITO RENT-1n Evanston, ! neat
l. COTTAGE, with fns lske view. Inquire Of j. F.
STARR. tho cosae1 Of North Cl1sk md Water
stltreAA boz kFS9. lei
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Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
From the London Mercantile Gazette, (evenng paper,
City Artice,) Sept.
The Continental advces are now weakening the tone Of
all the markets of the Stock Exchange The English funds
yesterday (2 closed 4 per cent lower and to-day y
per cent worse with not much doing Consols 95,s a
u, reduced and the three per cents 957x 90, Elk.
chequer bills Els 24s premium, India stock 2l5 I'll
the new loan is at 98X 99h.
The foreign market is very much queter but there is
very little alteration in quotations Of any security. The
scrip Of the Russian loan is at par to premium being
slight decline. Mexican 20n 81 Chilean 102 104, Bue.
nos Ayres ~ IA, Peruvian 81 % ex div.
Railway shares shade weaker but there Is no par
tcuar decline to notice. Business has materially fallen off
At the market close consos recovered to 95n q
exchequer bills 20s As. pm, reduced and the new
three per cents 90 u.
Russian scrip is a Il u premium, Peruvian 90 a 90,
Turkish SO a n.
Railway shares closed steadily.
The official statement of the movements OF the precious
metals for the week ending Wednesday, August 81 gives
the following results imports, $3.50 722 total
ports, EAT ,l27.
The commercial payments Of the 9TH due this day,
being Sunday, and money Is in consequence
temporarily in more demand at firm rates
The Star Of Peace from Sydney IN 8, W.) brings
f45 900 in sovereigns which makes the total imports of
the precious metals this week about f7700O0.
Snbjoined is usual weekly table, alfordinG COM
parave view of the bank returns the bank rate of dis
count the price Of consos the price of wheat and the
leading exchanges during period of four years.
pondng with the present date
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OF the qucston-even ir happened that through soma
common pursuit England and France at this moment
point of being prepared for change hor feelings
policy. This would be nothing more than logical Sc
quence from the jealousy we show In domestic
institutions We viii not be at the mercy Of an English.
man, much less, therefore, OF q foreigner.
That Is The only sentiment which = allowed A. 70 show
there are people here az there are who
crave FOR the excitement Of war matters not with whom
But this Is the ruling sentiment nor the sentiment Of
any but worry small minority. England only consults
her safety .The Noster OF the House Of Lords" as the
yesse calls him, could have no wish to leave legacy
of strife to his counrymen; no could only warn uS
for peace and security. In like manner none Of the
additions lately made to our "deiences' as we justly
STYLE ~, could be be If se MILITARY
naval ornaments Of France For what are the latter In.
tendedP Certainly not for the protection Of France against
this country. But, the rese observes, is too evil
dent there is permitted to show itself in France deep,
wide spread downright hostility 70 this country one OF
anature to and avent even In actual invasion Droke
out into outrageous expression tho occasion Of the at
ttdt II Is avowed BY n, Dc Morny, who only wishes
to represent as the common sin Of thetwo countries 1t
has been repeatedly assumed by the Emperor, who
claims credit for depressing IT, and bids us beware OF IT.
should circumstances render repression longer posi-;
BILE Indeed with an army Of half million, every officer
of which has direct interest in 1t Is scarcely posi-
Die that the hope Of and CONQUEST should not be
able a great empire may be 10 defend itself from
its defenders. We bound to contemplate vih the
snS ss s e As z hs astss a
Of the chances OF success that is point on which we
must judge for ourselves and allow doubt The Prose-
thinks the idea chmerca recalls great feats Of de-
fence and the weight Of interference In European
It laughs at the thought Of maritime coalition against
Power sosgrcat and situated as NO are denounces
the sheer folly Of INVASION whatever mischief might
pcrpetrate for the hour We cannot let these things be
matter of risk II much to tho purpose that the
Prese, adopting the language Of NJ De Morny himself,
urges France to generous rivalry in the pursuits OF
peace the right way TO forget the passions that drive
men to war; 1t is here that France has to make up for
lost time and win her proper position among the great
nations of the earth. To do this have assisted her
and shall assist her again. This is glory which is not
by the defeat Of Others and way by which one
may be greater without another being less Let France
take to this and she will find US confdng friends well
as faithful allies.
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Affairs In Russtc

In the middle Of the month Of July Prince Bara,ins
undertook great exposition into Daghestan. An order
OF that expedition in the submission Of AndI Avio
Gumba Koissubo, and other districts on the lc ham, ~
the Koissu and the vicinity An imperial rocrlnt an
nounccs that the Emperor has conferred upop Prince
Bariatinslti the Order Of 81 George, second class
A company has been formed at St Petersburg for tic
construction Of commercial port there Oh i large
scale
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COAL.

A LARGE SUPPLY or THE BEST FAMILY COAL
ked or white ash stove range furnace screened and
delivered AT ~ % ton from yards OF King aud
Greenwich streets corner Of New Bowery and Roosevelt 1877
Duane, al. " Canal, ueeS ALEU-. MATTHEW CLINTON,
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RESTAURANTS.

-
GREEN TURTLE SOUP AND STEARS-AT THE
(J Malta Saloon, of Thirteenth street and Broadway
10 be served up this day and the following week Families
supplied by the quar-. or gallon.
McCABE 4 CAMPBELL, caterer
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Captain HaIpin OF the Argo Suspended.

r " IVTu VIV I5OnuOh shipping GaZcttc, sept q
we have received the report TO the Board OF Trade
furnished BY Mr. Porter the magistrate, and Captain
DEL ~ VINO neid the inquiry recently, at Dublin, the
~ se Salway steamship Argo the coast of New
anu Inc report states that the grave omission TO
SLOW ne engines Of the ship during dense fog was the
cause OF the disaster and the Court
md Una, the loss Of the Ago was occasoned by the de-
Iau VI .ne master aud the Board OF Trade have decided
months. 1'' 'oi hhc
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK.
NAVY AGENCY. }

IN NAvY AGENCY, 2
NEW YORK, September 10, 1859
Sealed proposals endorsed Proposals for beef and Pro
posals for pork the may Be- will be received at this
Office until IL o'clock noon Thursday the 10Th inst for fur
nisng and delivering free of all cost and risk to the United
States, at the Navy yard at Brooklyn,
900 barrels of beef,
TN barrels Of pork,
within Ave days after Ne date Of notification of The acceptance
of bid The beef be from well fattened cattle The pork
must be packed from fed well atened hog2 The bare
must be entirely and be made Of the heart
With four iron hoops. : : -
Every offer must be accompanied by written guarantee
signed by one or more responsible persons to the effect that hs
er ey tn tne BIDDER Or bidders WILL Il MS or their
good and sufficient sureties to furnish the article proposed
This guarantee must be accompanied by the certificate of the
nitad states District Judge United states District Attorney
guarantee. - -
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by such
guarantee - "
The beef and pork must conform to the inspection Of
Fun particulars be ascertaned upon application to the
Commandan OF the Navy Yard or at this Office. -
GEORGE N. SANDERS, Navy Agent
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A GR!CULTURAL FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INsM.
IA tute at Hamilton park city Of New York.
-, Under the direction Of the Board Of Agriculture
The exhibition will be opened for three days only viz
" ednesday, Thursday and Friday Sept. q. y and Is
The ARRANGEMENTS are completed. Enries must ID
made by Tuesday, the 20th Of September.
BY order Of the Board.
A. P. CUMMINGS, chairmaa
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NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE, NO. 90 EAST
~ Thirteenth street.-The Introductory lecture TO the
mnary course at this institution will be delivered BY
PROF. J. M CARNOCHAN, M b..
onTuesday 10th nst at IL O'clock uraica
This course will be entirely practical and clinical In lis cha
acer Lectures will be delivered daily al the college or AT The
hospital by the following gentemen:- - ~
On the modus operandi Of medicine, by Prof. Davis
On amputaions, by Prof. Carnochan
On poisonous gases, by Prof Doremus.
On the management of labor, by Prof Peaslee
On the mechanism aud of The microscope by Prof
Flint. fe - 800
On the anatomy Of the eye and ear, by Prof Bryan
On the surgical anatomy of hernia, by Prof Meier.
On genealogical chemistry, by DR.. II. L. Budd
The practical course the posons will commence on the
9th instant =
r. OGDEN DoREMUs M D., Dean Of the Faculty.
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A SEA, SEPTEMBER Is, 1859
IA CAPTAIN CROCKER,
....+ ~ Steamship MONTGOMERY


The undersigned passengers board the steamship Mont
sire before parting 70 tender you their sincere grateful
thanks for the kindness and attention that displayed
towards them during the fearful of the l1t
The spend ddispay of mastery seamanshp exhibited by
SELF ana officers under your command at time when they
were most required have laid under deep obligations
wards YOU and Is with feelings Of pleasure that
mend your noble ship to the travelling public
s. H. Chambers, Joseph Herschbergh
w. X. Moore, H. r. Foreman,
W. w. Story E. A. Dusenbury, tt
j. Merrtt,i q. b. Briers,
j. j. Martin, r. M. Alaworth,
Consul de S. M r. c. Williams,
Jonathan Graham M. Bernstein,
w. ID. Zogbaur, s. Martin,
J. j. Supple. j. Gretxner, Of Mobile,
Christopher Hussey, A. Poetz, Of Aa.l
Savannah papers Will please copy the above.
(NHEMISTRY.-DR DOREMUS WOULD RESPECT
~ fully that his laboratories
reception OF students In practical chemistry Apply
Union place, or 1T the New York Medical College
E,AIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
from Thursday the lbh until Tuesday the 10Th Of septem
Der.
Entrance Fourteenth street.
DAVID R. JACQUES, Chairman.
VIZ. B. LEONARD Corresponding Secretary.
JOHN w. CHAMBERS, Recording Secretary.
M ing James Rosboham, Master of National Lodge 100
Owing the expressed sentiments of deceased the hono will
be dispensed with Members of the Lodge requested
attend the funeral at two o'clock this monday afternoon
Mo- 10 Morris street, Jersey City.
B. b. BRETT Secretary. W. II. RANSOM 8. W.
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INCREASE OF POLITICAL COMPLICATIONS BATTLE
EXPECTED BETWEEN THE PAPAL TROOPS AND THE
PROVISIONAL TROOPS IN THE LEGATIONS.
paris (Sept y correspondence Of the London Tmes.]
Private accounts from Italy received to-day describe
the state Of that country not very promising to the
future On the contrary, affairs seem TO be growing
more complicated every day.
Important results depend the issue Of the combat
expected soon TO take place between the Pontifca
troops, who are the point of entering the Lega-
TONS and the forces of the Provisional government II
Modena will reenter his States the head Of his army
colors flying and drums beating IF the other hand
his Holiness troops repused rising in Naples is re-
yorded as mol at all improbable
private letter from Milan, from an officer service
in that city, states that there apprehensions Of
bad blood growing up between the army of occupation
and the Italian people 1t further that the Piedmont
regarded with little favor by the Lembards, and II
Is feared that before long they who have much che
rshed their bcrators may regard them supporters Of
the Piedmontese, and dislike them equally
The young GrandEDuke of Tuscany and M Pallavicin,
not finding all the support they expected from the French
government, quit Paris Indeed, learn that his High
ness has actually left for Switzerland
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF POPE Plus THE NINTH.
Rome august 27) correspondence Of London News
The fee OF St Louis. King OF France, has been ccc
brated here in the French church with the customary
solemnty. The Pope, who generally makes 1t rule 10
be present at this ceremony unable TO attend on this
OCCASION his Holiness being still afflicted with sore leg
caused by eryspelas, which prevents him from leaving
his palace. Twenty cardinals took their places in the
choir Monsegnor the Viceregent ntoned the The
French embassy the diplomatic body, General Count de
Goyon, with his staff the French Academy, the French
redont and attachments Of the French troops
sent On leaving the church Count dc Goyon followed
~ his aides dc emp repaired 70 the Vatican to nquire
alter ihe health Of tic Holy Father
SARDINIA.
The Poamohteso Goses publishes two royal dccrccs,
one increasing INC Sandman cavalry by three regi-
mcni8 q I'VE sqnadrOns each and respectively named
| lash Cavalry q Milan, BOD and MUu1bcil) Tic other
decree creates rew brigade q granaliers, % b.