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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
THE LATEST NEWS.
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
,stoh TO The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch TO The N \. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday. Aug ~ 1859.
It is to be hoped that recent dIsm.s,ls from the
Pension Office upon pulitcs, grounds may not
prejudice the public service 10 the administration
of affairs in that bureau. TIE present Commits
sonsr, acting in business WY, has required the
prepsrstian of general reg-tsr of the names Of
Ill persons to whom bounty laods have been
granted, 90 az 10 enable the examiners Of bounty
land claims to see at glance wretter more than
the maximum amount of 100 acres has been granted
TO ope Individual Had this thing been done years
ago, ten, of nj lions Of acres Of land would nov be
In the Government haDds, instead If those OF per-
sons who, through the bad yste IN of administering
affairs in the Pension Office, have managed to get
double and treble the maximum amount allowed
by law. / am informed by those thoroughly &C
<Iu4nted with Pension Office matters, that by the
management referred to- as well as oy fraudulent
papers, at least one third Of all the lands granted
Were given away without warIaot Of law.
hear that Col SIN Johnson, lat. of The Union,
is preparing card, giving hrs version Of the receot
scene between hin,eHf and the President at the
cars The Presidents friends say that the c1use
of his attack upon Johusoo that he had but
shortly before heard Of that persOi'S alleged con
nection with contractors for supplying the army Ia
Utah.
Gov. Willard Of Indiana, while here advocated
the claims of Gen. 10. Lane for the Presidency
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70 the Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug. II, 1859.
The Interior Depart n-nt has received dlspatc hes
from the Commissioner of the United States add Texas
Bour Diary Survey. TRIP was msde up the Pscos
River uotI Capt. Whipples uail was struck. Much
has been added to The &c, graphical kaow'edge OF
region heretofore bu' little kuowo. The prac'c>b lily
Of good wagon road, where il reported impossi-
bic TO take Wagon, has been demonstrated
Such Information ha. been received at the 10 iian
Bureau ss lead 70 the belief that the lodians stey
on the Reserves at Brazos Agency by this time have
been removed beyond the Imi Of Texas, aud thus the
difficulties between them aud citizens Of That State
quoted.
Tue Creeks and Cherokees, between whom a gen.
eral ~sr wss Anticipated sgaln st peace.
A few days ago. man calling himself VIM. Evans
put up at ore vi the hotels here, after having adver-
IIsed money to lend in small large sums and lequir-
ipg certain per ceDtsge TO be paid 10 insure the ac-
CoDmOdahop His room vas sOOn bssieged by num-
erous needy Omers, including some OF our most
prominent czeus. The firm teprrse0ted a. Ev.
ans, Brothers & Co. Of NeE-York; bat in'or nation
from that city to-day shows that it has neither ocsi,y
nor existence. The Wssbiogton app icants have paid
about s. 600 for their dear. bought experience.
The Southern Ra lfoad Convention, among other
business to-day, resolved 10 rua a double daily tram
between New York and No@-Orlesns, from Thursday
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MEXICO.

The L. S, Ma; steamship Habara, Capt. j. b Nc
Conn.r, of the Loulsisra Teoaubtepec Transit Line,
Lch tft Miuititan the % inst, arrived al New-Or-
leans on the 5tb.
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Sinking of the Steamer Kate
Howard.

Consols are quoted 94s ass.
, 1859-06-24

year; and leaving the revenue Of the year 1857
, to meet its current expenditures.
And these respondents further answering ad-
nit that on the l2th dav of May, a. D. 1859,
thu Common Council passed un ordinance is in
said bill alleged.
WAS to enabl. the city to exercise the power
conferred upon it by the Charter, Of borrowing
the sum Of one hundred thousand dollars Us an
addition to the amount authorized by snd char
ter to be levied for the general fund. That ull
Of the amounts which have been borrowed by
the city under the ordinance Of April 8, ISIS,
as heretofore stated, are borrowed by way of
advance upon the tax receipts Of the current
year, and are all payable within twelve usouths
from the time Of their dute.
That these temporary loans made to enable
thu city to anticipate its revenue, and to avail
Itself Of its regeuues at the time nccded urc rot
regarded as the creation Of permanent debt,
or as adding in any degree to the burdens Of the
city.
Aud these respondents further answering, ad-
nit that It is their design and intention, under
tue authority Of said ordinance. to issue autllis-
pose Of the said bonds Is authorized thereby,
and appropriate the proceeds thereofto increase
the amount Of tue said general fund Of said ctr,
and to Use the sald proceeds, pas the debts aud
discharge the liabilities ofthe city. 50 far as they
will 90, is charged in tile said bill; aud these
Respondents respectfully submit 10 this Court,
that il is impossible for them to muin,aiu tie
credit and fulfill tue obligations of the city Of
Chicago, if they arc restrained or interlcred
with in the issue and disposition Of the said
bonds That auy such action would inflict u
n,ost serious injury upon the prosperity Of sail
city. That the credit of tue city Of Chicago
now stands high in the commercial world. Size
has met her obligations promptly, aud tl4c
amount Of her debt, in proportion 10 her popu-
lation, wealth and business, is very snla11. Tint
It's Of the last Importance that her financial
character and position should he maintained aud
that to cast any suspicion upon the validity or
legality Of her funded debt, ur to take from her
executive officers the nlcans Of honorably and
punctnal!y meeting the engagements Of the city
nd dlscslarging its current expenditures, would
be u course most disastrous in its consequences,
and productive Of irreparable loss and mis-
chief.'
We gave the substance Of the residue of the
Respondents Answer in our Yesterday : issue !
, 1859-06-24
BY TELEGkAPH.
MK. DOUGLAS AND THE CHARLES
TON CONVENTION.


WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The friends Of JuG.f
Douglas here arc III Possession of the fuI:uw iia
letter, explaining his position On the subject v
tn. Presidency. and OF which they have permit
ted copy 10 be takcn for publication
" N.su1SGroS, June !2l. 1883.
MY DEAR Sin: - have received yonr tet:rl
lnIuiring whether my friends Grc Ut liberty IL
Present my name TO the Charleston Couventlou
f,r the Presidential nomination.
Before this question can be finally deter.
mined, it will be necessary tu understand dis.
t1nctly upon what ISSUES the canvass is to be
conducted. If. as have full faith they will til,
Democratic party shall determine in the I'resi.
deatial election ii lsS" to adhere to the rri,lr;
pies embodied III the Compromise Measure, .,
l>!', and ratified BY the people i'll the l',v,.!vu-
t1l tlccrion OF i>;'. and re-a;Iirued iu the ka,.-
sas-Nebra>Ea Act OF l.tt4. and incorporated i:,to
TIC Cincinnati Platform in 1>:r;. Il, ex,,u.ud...i
by Ar. buchanan i'll his letter accepting the
nomination, and approved by the prup;. IL lis
etec1lon,-ln that event ny friend, MIL i. 1t
liberty to present my maine to the Convention.
If they Zee proper to do So, II, o., the
contrary it shall become the policy Of tue DEM
ocra1ic party, which cannot anticipate, to re.
pu!laie these their time honorrd principles. On
which we have achieved So MANY patrtutjc til
uinphs, and in lieu Of them the Convention shall
lntrspo!atc into the Creed Of the party $uc new
ls$lles Us revival Of the African slave Trade or
Congressional slave code fur the ter, ,iuriv., ur
the doctrine that the Constitution ut!ie ru.lc.i
States escr established OF prohibited slav-
cry IN the territories. beyond tile
power OF the people legally to Gun
troll it rs property,-lt is due to canIuz 10
nomination ii rendered 10 MT. Tru,tiu; that
this answer will bc dceuieI sufficiently explicit,
am, very respectfully,
Your friend, S. \. DorcLAs
, 1859-06-24
Position OF Eu.land-..TAe next Cab-
tGEfs

-,
1hc news hF'a9'l ~ Inc ftFst0 mails
mike, il tt,,,-uly titur that Pa1n1crston will
,., 1....,., :
oe 1oe next 1FeA''eF u Ghe'al4d III srte j"
Court and Queen, and t;,a: Great Britain will
.n, r, =, >, , ,,,,o Ill -.
'A"e Ao l'''' '' 's "*s' ''s'oe1 l'is ~ 'u1 c'f'
eumstanccs. 81 strong was tic presumption
ria, ,,,t. nurn,- Ministry had Austrian 1o,,-
ings, and 80 s1rc:i'"usly wcre tic Commons
n,nnos..,i IL l..udiu. tic Ho,,se If Upslurf~
,
, 1859-06-24
From Washington.

WAsniSGroS, June .3.-The opinion among
gentlemen connected with tile Diplomatic Corrs
Is tia: although governments Of Eufrpc not
engaged in tue present hesiities are des: sous
Of peace, the complications are so great that
there is almost All impossitili,y Of p,rycntin. a
general war. In s,,ch jill event there is 10 .oub,
tunt Russia will array herself with France
:. Caldwell is the lowest bidder iur sur,,lyin- =
the Fhiladclrtlia NavyYar.l with cuui under Ill,
advertisement of tlc BUREAU Of Nayv-iard,
and ''ocks Walden Porter, of I;,>iun. will
supply the Go:po.t and Bro9ki,n S:,y-la ards
and ihr Naval ASYLUM Of rhiIa,lvlpiii: aud
lhilantlrr .lues, the Boston Navy iar.is AL!
tue bids for supplying coal are unusually low,
being within Il pcr ton. and >ul!le as low IL.
ssh They are the tirst lettings n,l,lrr tIe re-
cent Law requiring coni for ,;.vat purposes fu bs
procured by CONTRACT. t,ayiu4. previously been
purchased by the coal agents.
Tie bids Tor sonle of tie other stores adycr
tiscd for by the Bureau of Nar,.Ya ards and
bucks, exhibit the fac, Of artlul calculations.
With view "f SECURING tile awards; Us III in
s:ance, wFtins-paper i, offered IT several mills
only i reaul. tue proi,oser br.n:, awatr tl.t
there is comparatively but little vi it nse,i. while
high prices are Charged III other articles. Tie
design being to SECURE lower "..rrsa,. hid
than the Other competitors who arc uu1 50 veil
acquainted with this particular trick vi Il t. trade
, 1859-06-24

TEE CElcEEr March At ClEsgLaSp.-The
match Mt Cricket by the Prairie Club Of Chicago
against the ST. Georges OF Cleveland. played in
the latter city on Tuesday and "Wednesday
last, has resulted in favor Of the Chicago con-
testants; the victory over The Cleveland play
crs places the p.airle Club in the position Of
thu champion Of the West. Onr players arrived
in the Forest City :: &. O'Clock, and By II
o'clock the wickets were pitched and the game
commenced On we'll arranged and admirably
adapted grannd, i'll presence OF j large compa-
ny. Thc saI1c lasted during part oftwo days
and both sides played we'll. particularly the
lads Of the Prairie, who were beaten Lust year
by the C!cvcians1ers, Lut this time scorcd lis
against j" bs their opponents. The following
is The scoring Of the game:
FIRST INNINGS
, 1859-06-24

Eosros, .1unc "a special messenger from
Washington arrived in this city to-day, bring
Ing document from the National fsrcl,siyt,
postp9'lin:; tue EXECUTION "f Cyrus ". Plum.
June :itl, to FRIDAY, July >th.
Returns Of tic recent votr in Maine in.lic.t..
that State aid to the Aristuok Railroad h.4, been
refused.
The sum o. :l'5.h,i has been subscribed hy
the Merchants Of this city for the rarpose Vi
establishing Southern Steamship Line. \
meeting will soon tase place for 1he permanent
organization Vi The Cunlpang
, 1859-06-24


The .S.1<t. u! ycrne has tie following details
I'll tlsr lns",rcctiun II the EaltclIine:
- Al Sunurio nn the 18th Of Nav, q number
nj youn. ,nru displayed she tal,uu tricolor on
the pub!Ic building. ii the tnwil, and disartnc}
the Austrian Eendarsnes. The mass Of the
population, however, remained Tranquil. Tn
the .~th tile Imperial Commissioner returned
AT the head Of large force, and tor timc nut
tEnwn the insuFrccill,n; but lie WA SOON
obliged III reccdc anew bsiorc the ratriots. On
Tie -:tl, the hitter, DriuS 1l1s.crs Of the posi-
ton, pura!ed tue town III "A CAT dcckcd with
flowers. distributing the proclamation Of Carl
},altii. Uu the sat.lc day Garibaidi published
another. declaring that lie took 3,usses~,.n cf
the yA!!c. ot Su,,lri" in the nauAe pf King
Victor EM,auuet. and he invited tue population
to urn aud to supply ls:n with arms. The day
alter, tue violent proclamation of Gcncral Zobei
WIS received, aud it naturally did not tcud 10
calm the public '''nd-quitc the contrary. 4
I'cdmoniesc Commissioner is expected 10 or
Sanizs tie civil government. great nanv
women aud children have russed the frontier Ut
Cast.segn;l. Ou the .Jih, saws Il letter from thu
Srlusen. number u vo1ug men took posses.
sion ui the custom house which is in the noun
taln. They removed the imperial arus from
over the cntrancc. but retained The custom Off
GERS. after having made them take IN oath O.
fidelity to King Victor Emanuel
Letter FROM GAeInALp1's CAMP.
a P4+"~L* @e@t@+t N4tCA AHt0Q, May ~. saws:
''Dear Friend: You wrotc nc that crca
things nre expected from the Caccistori decl
Alrt, and ] bope yon tind already you ar
nut deceived in yonr expectations. OR battle
at Nurcse. 5. Fe:luo and Como, must b. cunsid
ercd as somc Of the best .Jaits d arm<e Of th
campaign Of lss!-
NE we're attacked at Tarcse on the eCtt
when we not only repulsed the Aus,rians br
pursued them. Un the 18th, Garihalidi ordere
us 10 march On Como, and VI. met the cne.n
strongly fortified at ). Fcrmo. The impctuosi,
Of Caceiatori forced in baf an hour their c,
trenchmcnts. and the Austrians abandoned n
their positions in great haste aud disorder. ii
Cacc,at"r, pursued them very hotiy, nud IN lc
rhau tive houEt ali the Cosia di 5. Fcrmo ",
entirely ours. 1t is naturally one Of the stron
est positions that eau be imagined We we
not quite 3,tp': md the enemy lo,ron, with q
horsemcn and eight pieces Of artillery.
General GaribAldi was inv nvariably in the plae
Of greatest danger. always within musket.sbt
with our brsvs soldiers lighting and Ct yinz y
vsGasibaldi" He thought constantly Of the
fats'v, and nsver Of his own.
, 1859-06-24

,,,,r.;' nM l"SS, oune 49, Il: '";:. Vi '''a-
kossu'!,, dated London, June ?1h together with
an address 10 the Hungarian cxilcs residing in
the United States. in which h. warns hi> cxi!yd
!rs"wcunntsyncn that it is nut yet time for
them to NOSE Or attempt To take part in the war.
Grave considerations forbid his entering ~,
premature explanations. suffice tn say, that
though The sky is Frightening rron,i>in.Iv, there
are Yet great difficulties 10 overcome" They
stlal! be appraised in lse time. Let them nd
tientIy wait. Any incn'4sidtrate rastt,e,> might
bring personal ruin on them, without the slight
est advantage 10 the public cau.e
, 1859-06-24
Walker, Douglas, Ni-e, aud the Adj
1ltIliAffA1iull.

SEw loRK, 1nEe =!.-The N-r''I"S W;-l,;ns-
ton correspondent says: I'VE learu ti:as Robert
j. Walker, flle most unfortunate .. aI thu t;ny-
ernois nf Kansas. has succeeded III making
yo',d LIS repentance, and receiving ;bsu.,,to
from the Administration, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. his
@rlcvous rebellion in the uiatier Vi ,lc I.eceu.p-
ton CONSTITUTION
1T wan d also appear tia; Mr.. l,ou"las is in
The way uf tu,riren.ss; aud that crcu lin, t,r-
r'ble Luuave OF pntitc,an-. Guy. Wise, is dis
posed IL + ry IT,: l,a,clc, and smoke thr p;p.
Vi peace with the Pre>iden. upou the trs, inyi.
tatson, and wi'huu, cl'uheriu; about The terms
uE the treuty uf peace
, 1859-06-24

NEW 1osK, June :3.-.At the second race be-.
tween Princess and Flora Temple, wllic!. cane
of to-day, Princess was tie yiciur, winnin. fwo
straight two mile heats. Time. tirst heat. fire
minutes one second; second heat, fire ninutes
two seconds
, 1859-06-24

New YoEK.-At thc Acalamv Of Music for
the benefit Of the Italian fund, tile receipts
above expenses was s;.4"").
Juo. t:e,'rse Mererm, indicted for the murder
Of his wife, pleaded guilty to-iay Of man
slaughter, aud was sentenced to in,prisouu,en,
for life.
, 1859-06-24

-trnrRS, y. T., June 2G.-TLr National Dress
Reform Association convened he.. Yesterday.
and Is still it, session. The attendance i, tas.e
and numerous speakers If ability are present
All tue discussions huve been exceedingly spir-
tied and interesting. Thus far tue convention
has proved the most successful one tue society
has ever held.
, 1859-06-24
THE CITY.

= Rev. J. Z. Richmond, of Milwaukee, is
expected to preach in this city Oh Sunday eyen-
ing at St. -tnsgarius Church.
~ Mcssrs. Bamford l. Baldwin, No. 80
Michigan Avenue, placed US under obligations
for New York papers of Wednesday, at o'clock
lust evening"
, 1859-06-24

q We appeal to the ladies' If VT speak no.
tue truth, WHEN We atlirn that the best and
cheapest place in town, to g.: soi.,l and faded
garments cleaned and dyed TO any shade desired.
without injury 10 evcn the finest silk f4br,cs ie
At Ne.srs. Cook Cre., IL Clark street, in
fact, they always gire satisfaction.
, 1859-06-24

- i woman, travelling west, and whose
nane we have not learned, was robbed OIL
"Wednesday evening Of $50, 1T the Book Island
Railroad Depot. by somc pickpockets, while in
4 crowd.
, 1859-06-24

Lcafy June" has at las, trunphcd
over the cl.ii north winds. and SUMMER cloii,nc
is getting 10 be necessity. WHICH CT. b. .u,..
piled BY j. Il. Ely, lh' Randolph 81. whose
stock Of Summer goods is the fines. in tue city.
His tailor will tit you ito IT, your clothes
will be well made, md the prices sure 10 su;t.
, 1859-06-24

GENEROUS NE1GunORs.--Thc house and furni-
tnrc Of james Blair, in the town Of Jefferson, on
Sunday last, were consumed by fire. Blair's
loss WITS about $500. His neighbors subscribed
$I5" and presented it to him, beside bedding
and clufl;,l.,
, 1859-06-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

~ When gentlemen want their c1othe.
neatly cleaned and repa;red they will do oil
10 take then, to cur old friend John Jones. II.
Dearborn street. ic..-vt
, 1859-06-24

= Herrin.'s Champion Safes will be sold
after this date at New York prices. hv e. l..
Harmon Co., Agents, loo South Water street.
lie a4-lw
, 1859-06-24

In Boouirtor. III. tie I'd last At the .esteres IT
Gh45es RoadI!4h E-s upSs 9s ~ BRIDE ty II Rer. E.
Miss sALLlE 4. EDWIN, daughta1 Of IhoEas Edwin,
fsq4 Of London, Ezk.z2d.
, 1859-06-24

B1S1S1ER's 0Lp LONDON CoRnsaL G1S.-Those
who have used this article, recently introduced
10 this market BY nost l. Pierce, say that it is
tasted. See advertisement in another column.
, 1859-06-24

- Some dozen fiue trotting horses, the sta.
bic Of the Garden City Race Coursc, we're para,
ded through the streets yesterday, exciting no
little attention among the admirers Of horse
flesh. Ii the afternoon there VAS a trot.
, 1859-06-24
CONGREGATIONAL Nomfna ftnf, In Cenrn1

ArGrsrs, In, June 23.-The Democratic
Consenlon at Warrenton nominated Alexander
Z. Walker. formerly 4 member Of the t;eor.ia
Legislature. i'll place Of \. H. Stephens, who
declined Us candidate Tor onyress.
, 1859-06-24

S!ScEa's New "A" MAcu1SE-This late iu-
yention is designed to obsiate every difficulty
that has heretofore arisen in all Sewing Ma
chimes. 1t itms. .tt}s, tutks and gd:ier.. The
9reat demand for them already felt in this mar
ket. is guarantee that they mug: supezcede all
other machines in use; now on exhibition, TO-
eether with all the different styles OF Singers
Machines, at IS Lake Street. 4. IF. Harris.
Agent. je2l.2.no
= Mount Vernon. Figaro. Emperatr;z, Eu
genie. Ceryantes aud Punch Cigars and genuine
Meersehaum Pipes just received By J. 6. Oak.
log i Co., 81 CLARK street. ie21-lw
- Citizens and strangers who have milk
nary TO purchase should read Miss Marsh's ad-
yertisement III :1u,aer column. iels-It
e Cover + Bakers new and uneoualIed
Family Sewirg Machines at $50 another in-
voice just received. Also silk, cotton aud linen
thread, expressly adapted. l55 Lake street,
je1s-1w d. ALEXANDER, Agent.
81 Photographic Fine Art Gallery, Florence
L Brigham, propriators and operators, lac Laks
| stssst, -ja1l-1m
, 1859-06-24

-" The Goldcn EgGg,' the new pantomimc
produced las: n.'., by the Rarels, is one Of
the best and funniest ,hin.s Of its kiud ever pa.
before the public. The changes, tricks and
transformations were capital, elected the loud
est applause and produced the greatest mcrri-
ucnt to one Of the largest aud most fashionable
audiences Of the Season. Gabriel was ini;niiabe
The new ballet advertisement :" was also de-
cidcd success.
, 1859-06-24
Low Water Oh the Il1fpof. River.

LoSC Water OH the Illinois River.
Dispatches were received Yesterday stating that
there. was only four ftrt four incl,.s water on
l1:nnrpiu and Sisters Flats, aud Spring Greek
Bar, uad tllat the river was falling rapidly. Ca
na bo,,o yesterday refused to takt car.ors for
st. Leus, i'll Consequence.
, 1859-06-24

~ See advertisement Of Bininser's Old
London Dock Gin, in our advertising columns
, 1859-06-24

~ 4 policeman on Wednesday night re-
turned TO Edward Buriing. Esq, the architect,
his horse aud buggy, VII Gu lie found deserted
on Lake street, and which Mr. L. had, durin:,
the day left tied in front Of Hofinan's bnuk.
wherein he was engaged III business, but when
Mr. .. came out Of the bank both horse aud bug.
IS were not to be found. Some individual had
for fun driven the horse and buggy through
town. The animal showed that be had been
very roughly used By the impuacnt fellow.
, 1859-06-24

e There are now thirty prisoners in the
criminal department, and three only in the
debtors side. This decrease in the latter DE-
partment arises from tile recent decision Of the
Supcme Court in matters Of debt, which only
allows Imprisonment for debt where fraud has
been reoorted to in the contracting Of it, or
fused to turn out his property for the bcnaft Of
hts creditors.
, 1859-06-24
THE PLACE TO BUY BOOKS
- "a
80 f. 4IIAkE STREET..

II This v''ume : coHfen>a Of Information
m A's. subject ~A'u the range q? AT ant Set.
IL IL. h,,n.y a.as u,e, ii Natur.i and
Ar'a''a I'm ic ct. 1t a1urts lirIty In s<lt. AM:
=! f r.-t tt re'er TIL fhnu. matters Fact
: E raAro to rvrry l~:.uu u irtlg,ucr
A:!4 .e: - it'll ces-',:e IL utliuaEy Research.
Ii, C"~:xSr- EsaaAcE-ALI+ AIOrT TIA ut. e
t"Ha c'' 1T. aad ether hfu>i.n@: MI Ao.ut Trp e..
Ht; l'n;"Hst' Fruits t!r1r II Sr, w,h ~t Al
at"u' 't ana It's f'.,in SAT- a:,t ihe ~a.t Mines All
slTt L. tG=s Al. I'm ip.; Au'us Ata ii Li!lt ETC.
~; A'~ut FAt:a P.i.I ArE rl;Evr M1. b., rst. ii!
AZ 1t ia-- foIs..u. Pottery. <inA-wast. aEi t4tr
"*.-: NJ Aa1t E-a..e aari< tulfun Lia-n n Ao ,..
>'s. All tc itsuuvT b:r Faas'.> iu, ~LtL ,l4.y a1t
'".e~: \" Ai-'nt feE.as. Grams. leadstu1A fr:...
trl ssc All A!+ur ihu>aht MIx r.ilus-,u. >ut,+rts
Invaluable for Convenient Reference.
Fur saehy ". L. KLEIN. l.~k-.;'.r.
, 1859-06-24

- Tomorrow the picnic excursion train
for Babcock's Grove lcaves the Central depot,
foot Of Lake street, at Ais 4. n. The proceeds
ef this excursion are for the benefit Of Clark
Street H. Z. Sunday School I.ibrary. Let all
who wish TO- spend Il pleasant day 60 out To-
morrow. Tickets for adults, 81 cents; children
II cents
, 1859-06-24


W. publish thi, nornis,. tile answer put in
By .Hc Mayor, Com;1sulc. and Treasurer 10 tho
bill lu- injunction filed ;aist tile credit Of
tlse c4,s lv .,ollu N,'"'w"rth and his cut s-paw,
Dean. We - III taxpayer will be de-
,rrrrd f-o':: !rcrusal by its lrngth, or
5rcIusc it, .,''s's are in frrna! legal lan-
suaHe. Tue .s".T lives Z c"ui'l:te and satis-
facu:y ili-tn:y ~ The ;sas: ar present financial
condition ot ttica.'. IT shows how the city
has run in debt, and for Will purposes. 1t also
throws l,od of light nl"n the conc,sct Of John
Wrn,worli, when MAyrr. showing tha, he .hrcw
upon hi, ,ucc>sur, il,ilcs, $l75, ,522 oi floating
.lrbis IN lay and Ill c,np,y treasury, and left
lin fr"m March I" .}annar.y-ttn months-to
carly IA the Git; Government without income,
save f:"m fine: ana Licenses: and because Mr..
Haiur> was compelled make temporary loans,
and is now obliged to pay or extend those ]oans,
contracted to pav Wentworth's debts, Lon.
john is trying to cnjoin the city and break
down its credit. \ man that will act as lie is
doing i'll this l,atlcr. proves himself to be an
enemy Of the public good and merits the CEN
sure Of every honest citizen. We again say,
That NC lope every tax payer will give this im-
portaut document 4 careful perusal.