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nlinois River Railway.
r. S. THOMAS, Virginia, President.
B. S. PRETrrMAS, Pekin, Vice President.
MH L. ScuooLEr, Virginia, Secretary.
FaAsc1s Low, Havana, Treasurer.
J. B. CUMMINGS, Pekin, Chief Engineer.
This roads extends from Peoria to Jackson
ville, SO miles. It connects at Jacksonville with
the Jacksonville, Alton and St Louis Railroad
thus to form, in connection with the Chicago and
Rock Island, aud the Bureau Valley Railroads,
+ through line from chicago to St. Louis.
AL the iron, chairs, spikes, switches, &C.,
are purchased and will be delivered early in tho
spring, and running arrangement made with
tho Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, provides
MI the motive power, carr, &C., for the operation
Of thu road.
Work progressed steadily during the past year;
81 miles Of road bed ready for track between thu
Junction with the Peoria .na Hannibal Railroad,
II miles south Of Peoria, and Virginia in cass
county, 60 miles. Tho work in farewell, Mason
and ca.s countiesis progressing rapidly and tho
grading will probably b completed to Virginia
by July LIT, 1859. The materials for the Illinois
Rive. Bridge ass nearly al delivered, and it is
expected to heve the track laia from Peoria to
Pakin by July 1at, 1859. The whole lima from
Peosia to Jacksonville is to b. in operation BY
january LIST, 1860.
Tho next trunk line loading from this city il
, 1859-02-23

TT S. GOVERNMENT LAND LOCATING
AGENCY.
ITO Subscriber having had much ractcsl e1pesIsneel1
SELECTING AND LOCATING LANDS,
In lie various Lsna Nsrcts In the Western st7tes hat
unusual facilities tor n2hox 41luahls sec.ectianA
FOB LAND WARRANTS Or CASH.
Choice aelec4!ors Ray COW be maic In
IOWA, WISCONSIN AND MISSOURI
Persons having Warrants can have them Located IL
their Own Name.
And 40 per Cent. Profit Guaranteed,
Payable in Ono icAr.
1oxA W1sronda md Illinois Lands for sao law f..
Cash.
Honey Invested In Eansas and Nebraska
q. sA1I9BURY. Land Locating Aren't
an15 ab9 II u Clz:k Hreei Chfcayo,
, 1859-02-23

Tho following list embraces the roads COM
plated, in process Of construction, or projected,
with their different branch and extension lines,
centeriag in Chicago. Where roads extend be-
yond Illinois, they are in most cases traced only
through 1ingle State beyond our own. The
trunk lines arc set on the left Of the column; the
branch and extension lines are ildented:
, 1859-02-23

Tosals, ll5;56ei 1&3GW 11aa5 II ~. 1o6 .
Tho following tabls shows the total movement
Of passengers, but a. the numbers North and
South are not stated, it Il not 10 valuable rs 1t
otherwise would be-:
Nopsmsnl q Pastenyss
ardq qht1fi
, 1859-02-23
THE LIVER 1NVI4ORATO
PRrrARD BIZ DR. aAN1oRn,
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GCM9.
rs ONE OF THE BEST PCEGATlVE
i md LIVE2 MEDICINES nor besoyr the public

Thesa Gaca eeEaove| One dcse oesea zere sae4
III us1hid OF bud matter IL tu.e cure foE Chpie
trna the ays:e7. Eoopt5.t n n Mstana. aca = r1e
z ss.tS, e 10. oasd G.fs .s,. 'a'.'' ct tal'*@
e4uxaR food to dxru ~ I'd 70 tkgo1 ont oft car
well, puYlfxin III z ten the effects OF net
blood, k1vtrE tons a-d1 }c4ne AFTER A:on1 slekn
ehaev % rtmo1fnT III 81 one bot.is satea fo,
rsu.+ II thr dfseaSe-4ft - .JaaE&itE removes q
fkctinr rsdl.aj cnrA - .sa!low1ets or 1ras.u:a
p,..s.-. 80. u color Gem thu 1<ln4
cured. md. What best9n ~ cae dose taken ahof
peevented b. the occa-! I1c teiosr ekE-.k Kve
IorA u. oftas LlFd-1c i7lSe: 10 the appetite "a;
1EoEator. D Hakes tho focd dixeE
Oae dose a.er essns; lvs.s-
Is1uHelent to relieve :t.i - cn.J,.. ,,,.,-,n..,
Src1 na-e - - y. .n- r. cIles l.p,c ntS u.AF
~ - 'ae ~ lskEa Ia IT. EDF3t orn1
LIZ" = ivhle b :. INNER apl
Only % aose!.k,nbt-l ~ Bowel icEplatnt
fore .tss11E. pgtTccp, - gtea a11,st 10 :As IL
a!xht1aaFE- - iuosa.
Only VIE Gote taken II a.- no,,,....,, 1,-
Seasi- Spj easeS 90 nroosy ~ szcsk2x L.
HSs'=.
jnc Gee tzkcn ast<sl Ne take pieasnrel In r.
.ch c.siv / eETs DTs-| El ecnr.rnltrx Ial1 1aed
o.e doae Of tvo tet = at,iI E.a 1aa - - =
Yooa.1l W M.Na &c IsTerA Of 4 Ml:lou
Only one doae inrae = certainty. aud :hnusapd
d!sst:' s' resvea .~l'e - Ss xtn3as 2 ssa.i3
A.. w7o us1 II ARB GIVING THEIl
Ua.>1Mcu3 TESTIMONY IN ITS FAVoR
EN; S,:s.l, .hs month w!.a The 1nv!4orator. .r
sAs,5s = sass: e. s2 b;:.,-a; Ne,
YORK. Sis'i 2 ss3FE y E9f$S S:5 s{$ II:
, 1859-02-23

Total. 81 81 s1D GE7 1854 4lael 81 rs
As an extension of the Fond du Lac We notice
, 1859-02-23

Thu task which va have imposed upon ou.-
u.1,e,. .nd which the patrons of this journal have
learned IN ..pect n, q matter OF course, il again
completed. For several year. ve ha,. laid .h.
statistic, Of tn. commerce Of Chicago annually
before our re.d.,,. The vhols ,eris, Of a1t;cls,
contain = mass Of information which no othsr
city eyer possessed, aud which will b.cous III.
mora va]u.b1s a.. tine roll, onward. Heretofore
It b,, bceu our n1sa,,ut duty to notice and to re-
card the prorro,a .nd the day,lopmeut of thu
oitv and IN. North West thu ns,t wear hs, fur.
n;,bod ontv a cb.nt.r Of .trucxles to maintain
vbxt had bsfor. been reached. But no usoolo
can bs,r un;nterrup,ed succ,,, for = 1onr .sriex
nr,,,1,. and advsr.:t7 hss its inausnc> foz 1ool
.n -. -. na,t .h..,;,. .,,,n..;tv
n.-e..~- 49,. - ~. . u.
, 1859-02-23
Real E5tutt.

NXTASTED 70 EXCHANGE TUR 4 CITY
" Ke1ide1ea,A I
HON H s. TEAD.
oonn5tt1R ?. Two story Milwaukee B:!ca Hrnss. o.
n9dlnkk IaFa sna Garden. Ill n eomr'etr order lcer
t1cnnzn. ony 50 mica rom th11 city On tbs ns at ID
LAke atore Railroad.
Also wanted u sall ar axehaaR tor c!sy pfopests.
Wtsoouda Farming and Pins lsnaa.
ToE Raxi: Ian address Post once 1ux la9.
, 1859-02-23
THE MINISTER'S WO0ING,

L II Il Ill , L r. Il y " UUl n G,
By Harriet Beecher Stowe,
This serls begun in The Deesmbe: number OF the At.
Lls7c hAs besu received II nnlveraa fAvrE and tds
fair become the kges:e.t work Of The kt:ed rorelst
Ths ded il fsr the New England Of Ii: lat ee7su
IL tar araJ from, tbs Nes Bakla ID Of tcay; and the
pages ofthe uorJ already publish I'd low complete
the auth has entered into tie Qaxes and sim;la life Of
that a1aest forgotten period. Her posraltcres Ct char
after arc full Of spit.eou lily Remarkable In lher tf
oQ:rnts and In the minute touches which but the
hand Of etn:us dve. TAK Mis1s7zR's Tost1e Mn
be continued throuth tbs Jea1.
TERM8:- Thsee Do1lass peT Annur. or TWENTY-FIVE
eens number. Uoon tke receipt Of the subscription
price thr publishers will the wok 10 Dart Of the
United 84 81 psep-fd Sahscrptfoas r1Ay begin vt.h
e1iher the frat or any euhss q .eut number.
The portage he Atant c Is 81 Je2r pre paid,
The paxea Of tbs atlantic a.e aseseuty.st. An1 bsck
mum err n be s1Lt leu-
copies Of the Atlantic for 5ear. the 1aoscrtpera
pay their owu postage
0e1s1men. TeseheTs xnd postms1ers will receive The
work for Two Dol ar1 Je1s.
Book efeFs md Ne E1nc1 vii obtain til. terms By tho
hundred etc. upon Application 10 the ruot!ahess,
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON l. CO,
~ .tresA postoa
, 1859-02-23
TRIPP, HALE, Il co.
General Patent Office Depot,

TUE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE TO
IL inform the public generally that theJ bare opened
thtt9 once Il he 4hoTe place for the Z kaszctcn efA
GNERAL PATLSr AGENCY BC81NEsa
n ,heis aim . keep On bad = u t!.as sur exh
ten and sAle large va<tefI - poaAhe Of 1Atente
ecles Of ihe la,est ana most Gsefal and e1
gu tske xrsat ple1ture In receiving TSito9 who ay
st1h 70 examine their Azteea whether with yteW 81
pz1reh4dnk or Eot.
The occ i thrown open the he1dqu7fteE1 af ipFe-
tan 1ho naJ nh 70 dspote oshels improvements; md
The pFoprielor1 respectfully Invite nytnto:1 a.d sEaao1
% ea item ths!E gsa.aEs Patents obtained %
So1k6le dzIay.. Tht uada1sned !la asep horo11hll
pessed up n ~ nc M nss y. 20
sad paieuted azneea soeesae1 With individual County @
1te ehts to pse aud se the Care VIII be taf
% recei1e 10 patented aeie rkht oF sale hai . 10
poened of ecu1tue naez II being the purpose of the
tfo % mAofalo character worthy The entire conAdeDca
of III sho nay viii - purchase nsH Aa1 Useful tapsoss
nte5ta TRIP HALE CO.,
No, LOO Lake ets7*.
-Wn. Jonee No q Summer e. Soeton; 7: =. Held
Regaa ho n Lsks e. co.ea*o; T. 2. a!is1.a - g.
T. @leaxp; 4: j. Mu1pay, ,BuTitn6ton W: ]. Trpp.
Albany. n. r.: Az1n Peck. Albany. n T.: Ch4rles Yso+
N T.
, 1859-02-23

QeceM't e.21 1871 ll4A @c13 ssoeA 1A''Aa
Total. .ss1lo Is5,@5 is3si5 04;5 1saea l7sloi
As = branch of the Michigan Central, We no.
tire the
New Albany and Balem Railroad.
JAMES BRooks, New Albany, Ia, President.
GEO. LYMAN, Secretary.
We hive no returns from this road for the last
year. Connects Michigan City with New Alba
ny, Indians, on tho Ohio River, 2s4 miles.
Trains connect with tho Michigan Central by
this line directly through to Cincinnati.
Though not exactly embraced in the design of
this article, NE add the following brief summary
Of tho
Other Railways in Illinois.
4 The first East and West line South Of the city
il the Joliet and Lnporte Railtoad- Its name in
dicates its location. It's length in this State is
shout thirty miles. The Michigan Central have
leass Of and operate the road. The PeoriA and
Oquawka road is already noticed. The next road
| South is the Great Western. It runs from M
pies, On the Illinois River, through Jackeonville,
Springfield, Decatur and Danylle to thu India
m State 1ine, there connecting with road direct
| to Toledo. 1t Is proving Of great advantage to
the rich and rapidly improving part Of the Stats
| through which it runs. Length in Illinois, 200
miles, The next road il the Alton and Terra
| Haute. The name indicates its location, and its
entire line is completed and in operation Length
in Illinois, 173 miles. The next road is tho
Bellerille and nlinoi,town, II miles, Aext rs
have the Ohio and Mississippi, running acroas
tho State nearly due East from St. Louis. It's
eastern terminus is Cincinnati. Length in nli-
nois, 147 miles,
Doubtless several other roads should receive
attention, but our article is already longer than
No intended.
Tho following list embraces the roads COM
plated, in process Of construction, or projected,
With their different branch and extension lines,
| IL ho
, 1859-02-23

Io,al ,.ti4ol..:s 4s.4s7.es sl,55e.5a 45295s. 3
Mose,ent Of Fassen1<rs.
N,,+41, 4nrth
, 1859-02-23

Ttrapxh, Way, Total. TtEa- WY. Total,
Janua,y 9{90 2IB l1.5n 1932H G687 1D6@9x
b'U, ia87 1HA 9Mt l.el 63T a06
Nsrch- 80 46a3x l9057 l6 -.0x 46elH Q73sH 1a3o9
April,,.. 91alX ll:T9H 2L4 3461 9s5eX lI.8N4
Mar. 7a7Bk i0ts5 l76l3H As96 Q594 Is 5lu
Jure. Q!5E lnt!5 l69nE 4soIH 1ae4GH la5t3
JuY.,.. 4:GaE lI8+7H II l4Q 4tT5X 14p7a II G97H
AnruH fta0x IL AJAX i6Q5 4es5 II 81 Ii GG9
Senttm'r 634!E il s15 lab47x 3l34 12a65H IS S43k
etctnh-'r Ih9 iailQ 20 4664H l3.1o 19594E
Eorrm'r 3taak OAQ3x ii .Qf 373UH 1l,3ttx 15.246
neeemsr eeI p6s1 llall ISIS s95sH A7nH
Total. .saE1o las.oo5 1sasl5 &3.475 1sQs29 l'4loa
As branch Of tho Michigan Central, We no.
tire the
, 1859-02-23

CHICAGO l. MILWAUKEE Z. Z.
MAH1os B. OopEs, Preeiaent-
4. 8. Dowxs, Secretary.
4 L. TuckxR, Treasurer.
u. L. srksA superindent.
This road connects Chicago with Milwaukee.
tAnoth 85 mileA
, 1859-02-23

Total ..e5a.e9&.7s %l:oa 81 ss&7s2.a7 u. 10 se
Hoesnaens Qf P1sss1gES.
, 1859-02-23

I4AAC UKDEhHfLL, feot1a, 1tedlAeAt-
A. N. Joussos, Vermont, ILL.,, Secretary.
N, BEEpLEs, Lewiston, H., Treasurer.
". G. WHEATON, Peoris, Ill, Superintendent
and Chief Engineer.
This road Is projected to run from Peoria TO
Hannibal, 139 miles, to connect there with tne
Hannibal and St. Joseph Railway. tits graded
through Peoria county, and the work is progress
ring nloug most OF the line. No debts are allow-
ID to accumulate. The work is being done By
local subscribers. These a.n sufficient to grade
and furnish ties for the road. Prospects good.
We notice. bero the
Peoria and 0quawka Railroad.
NIB. CuR1lss, Peoria, President.
P.B, RopERrs and ". II. CRUaER, Peoria,
Superintendent
HENRY NoI1E, Peosia, Secretary aud Trass'
0. CHAuSr, Resident Engineer.
The ADORE were the officers last year. We haVs
no report from this road. From Ga'esburgh TO
Burlington it il included in the Chicago, Bur'ng-
ton and Quincy Railroad. The distance from
Ga1esburgh to Gilman, on the Chicago branch Of
tho Illinois Central Railway, il 143 miles. Ihs
road connects with tho Peoria and Bureau VAL
ley, Chicago, Alton and St. Louis, and thu
Branch Of the Illinois Central Railway for this
city.
IL an extension Of the Bursau Valley wa no.
tica the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

Western States viii pass through our canals 10 th'
ocean q Is wear, most or al 0i them bound Tor
Europe.
The construction of the Detroit and Siigara
iver Railroad under the contract h@ld ny M
Rankin i. being pro secuted on the western 'ectIon,
and there are two Boards OF Direction cialmtog
control nf the enterprise; one known IS the
N,B.tb Board. against 4. bich there - Chan .ery
suit Ia restrain il from Using the nam. AID style 81
The compasy, or doing anything 10 ~ name And
sccnrdinqly' Il i doing noting. This Board pro-
poses 20 repose upon S2000,000 Of sock, Rlich,
as has been sworD = 10 ChaDc-ry by the support
ers of that Board. originally subscribed IN
fraudulent manner, and on which Got O1e penny OF
actual deposit was ever paid. Mr.. Buchanan,
In whom the stock was transferred 10 l-jb,
obtained bank credit for $4,000. 00), ADD
BY this means pail deposit of ten per cent
on the S20C0000; not absolutely, but 0uly
on certain conditions which were never fulfilled.
Nh Buchanan bound the automatOns whom he
converted into directors, Dot 10 u.e the money
without bis consent. He expected 10 sell his
claim" 10 the Great Western Railway Company;
but the English stockholders Of that Company re-
fu.ing 10 have any thing to do with H. succeeded in
eettiT released from his liability to the bank on
account Of the conditional deposit What be with
drew was not rep aced oy any body else; 50 that
the McBeth Board is founded upon nothing more
substantial than assurance; Of VIII Oh Il il easy 10
see il requires an uncommon stock The rival
Board called Like the other, after the name Of is
President, the Mercer Board, having subscribed
ard reau .ry paid the necessary deposit on
100000 Of stock, hs. put legal restraint
upoI oe action Of the McBeth Board, and g0ne
seriously to work to build the road. The sham
NcBeth Board has actually caused a bill 10 be
introduced into the Legislature to cut the knot Of
two cbancery suits, and declare thst the right Of
control belongs TO itself Nr. Buchanan, Mem
Der Of the Legislature has expended on the success
of the bill E50.500, nearly all Of which be
has spent in brides or promises of brides. he
actually paid SIO0 600 TO one DR.. Blackquiere,
director in the late Woodstock and Lake Erie
Road, 10 betray bis trusts and another member of
the House is interested to the extent of $4,000.
The latter bas seat in the Railroad Committee of
the Legislature. Some extraordinary develop
ments may be looked for the moment the bill gets
before the Railroad Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24
NEW WORK. DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY MARCH ~ 1907

m.p. ara s1oose1el in escaping crn''sr Fh' Rh
81 Al IN ir.n Insreo .ua ctnssi them n some -
a. src,or uuder protection If the CONS os We 'l',
lPor.usas.el ~ nisn Slipping tbeir cso-, rhsy Sos
tIs.r but TIE peIt lay fell in Si-l 6nlsh s-esui-l
DO run them g L4ri rsce fJr seseral a'aisi pa. :
strong witd spIingrg up, AMI Ugh ses c@a.tg me
puIsusr % ro heavily, tn- Dr. r>nSsd isf. 81 -
ffoon ont Of s,ht. She h.I qu-k raa d Cuba. aai
entering the hsrbOr Of Havana g1t III VI he' 'A.eo
the secoud night.
TIE fcDowlpg day, seeias msn-efsa' b b, tp-
prosctirg, che slipped sncaor sni, Si'l IN
;nt Il, her favor va out Of 10 hsEbur Def ne ~
pnnsce could ov.rhsui her. Sc $50 rno ashore :,
mies YES, Of this Blsee ~bere tee FTeeseis i'rhl
her cent her crew Up and brought up the ..s-e' ps
creE pine IN s1mbsr, seIe arrested OF dAFsaH NO
rod zi,b,n an lour ser the lssue Of the warrant.
Ciu,. Lind sss taker a few days lster. The caotai1
II Inc only one det aimed. The crew we're e1amlnei
an DISCHARGED
TIE brig Tyrart, Capt. Lind, -ss cleared 81 TINS
port on the 18th November last By tae master, lOr
Iosr io.-EGs. !. az 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24
IMPORTANT FROM THE PARAGUAY
EXPEDITION.

VISIT TO COMMODORE SHUBRICK AND COMMITS
SIONER BowLIN TO PRESIDENT URQUIZA-HE
WISHES TO PREVENT POSSIBILITIES AGAINST
PARAGUAY--A DIPLOMATIC CONGRESS TO BE
HELD At AsUNCION TO ARRANGE MATTERS.
The Head as received the COor,o MsreaatH and
Co,reo dd Tarde. Of RIO J.Deiro. TO Feb (. rney
contain sdyices from Rosario to the 18Th, and from
Mon'evideo to the 27tl Of January, from when We
translate the following:
"Op the 9'h Of January, President Urquizs, OF the
Argentine COnfedeI alton, arrived st the Capital
lRosario), accompanied by Gen. Guido, Col. Lopez
and other distinguished persors
4" On the following d.y the United Ststes stesmer
Fulton arrived, having on board Commodore sh1buak
Al COmniss 81 ner 30 so, envoy 70 the Govern neLt
Of Paraguay. Both visi,ed Geo. Urquzs for the pur
poee paying him their respects.
g rDe General received them with the grestest mr.
henity and had conversation with them in whc1 ne
ma 10 knovD bis lively desire that bostIe rupture
between the United States aud Paraguay shOnii be
ayoi'ed
"Tbe Commodore presented to the President =
pIesent, consisting Of piece of Atlantic telegraph
cable, bonud with shield of gold, on which vas IN
scribed TO the President Of the Argentine Conedera
tiCr, General Jose oe UTquizs.
General GUIDO has been appointed Minister Plerl-
potentisry and Eovoy Extrzoidintry on the part OF
the Argentine Confederation 10 Paraguay. He takes
with bin bIs son Don Ed~ario Guido, as Secretary,
and will depart At once for bic poet
"Tte Moutevideo correspondent Of The COrTso
Mercanfl, writing on the 9th Of January says: Or
Ju,h Guaiher,o Mendez, young poysicisn recently
return from France nss left on board Of al ner
can steamer having been appointed Minister dd hoe
90 Represent the Government of the republic 10 the
Diplomatic Conferences which are 10 take place At
Asurcion for the purpose OF arranging concliAting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24
Personal.

Prof Nosh Porter hiss accepted the d nigh. Pro
fss;oship Of Diosctc Theology in the Yale Theology
cal Seminary made by dsstn of DR.. Taylor.
ALVIN Hunt for many year. editor Of TLe Wat,r.
to-cH y. J.gtrs0AlaR, died IN that town sE days
since.
- The New Jersey Leg'sls ure received q comnlni-
cstion two three days since fro n ssrsn II mt,
member of the Society OF Friends, stsi ng that she
felt concern to pay them religions visit time
appointed 10 receive her, and the OCCASION il " 20
be Hoped, ives to edi6cstion
A M McFsrlsud OF Crbsus Ohio, writes to q
newspaper tost there il living IN CotcJri Ono, col
oed man, Richsri Stsehope BY name IN bis ore han
cred and twelfth yesr, sho wss servant of Gen.
Washington and with him in many Of his battles.
Any kin to Joyce
The Hon. Daniel Cady OF Jobnstown, Montgomery
County, n. Y, awose l.E Ssturtsy morning entirely
bind. De had bad severe pau In his sres! toe and
in bis temples fes days previously
-Amss, J. Parker, Ersssus Corning, Richard
Scnel John c. Msibei, s1d number II olaer gentle
uen ST A barry whose oonscieaoes are exercise %
then duty 10 their ie low 10 Connection <i.h
their r.lsti0rs 10 human Ssvery, have Invited the
Hon Betjsmin Nott, Eho, they uederstaod hss giv-a
much Consideration TO the subject TO give pubic al
de.s upon the relations ana of the Styes aGfer
ID. Constitution A. affected by the doctrines Of the
Bbe." TIE Hon. Mr.. Mott appreciates the compi-
msut, ard accepts the invitation.
-EI.Goyerror DAVID Campbell Of Virgi1is died
il Abr sdcn yirgipia IN. l9th ir-sn' ssei eighty
years The dessse1 .s . n,jor IN tls Twelfth
Regiment United States Infantry dunng tae -M ~lth
Crest Britain, sns served with great credit oa tas
N0I.n he frontier.
The Hon. Nicholas Brown, formerly American
Consul q, Rome, sod Lsufenant-Cioverno Of Rhode
Llanc hi. native SIsts, de Il Troy, recently Of
gestion Of the langs He Vas Go years Of sge. Mr..
Browns library :, Cnippsq Is sAii 10 be Of
tie frest iu New Euslsnd 1; is particularly n ID 10
Italian and French htersrurs, and toe noble h.l 10
Which il is contained i. smbelsasi with r.s work. VI
AT, IN painting srd sculpture, sod with coins sni
medals.
Mrs. Hsmpden Cut.s h.s been sppoirtsi Vice
Resett OF the Mount Vernon Associs,,oo for Vermont.
making the tsesty -dith Safe TO which the organiza
ton hes been eI-snded.
-Cspt. John II. Weber, 81 aged msn Of 80 year,
G nmtted suicide az Bellevue, 10 IS, by eating MS
throat VITA q razor, on the 7lh inst Az an early day
be Ufi.ed States Land Ager. al G slens sad had
BEEN agent for the Hlisoa. Bay Company. I; is said
that be Was the frst white vno looked on Great
Salt Lake BE was infdsl and hsd for many years
de Glazed his detsruin ,tio. Of taxing his osn life.
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MILITARY MATTERS.

The Twelfth simeIt N. Y S. n, under command
Of Ii. Col Weeks, p.rsded yesterday, and lefs the
city for bsDy Oh the night boat for toe purpose OF
coLleni0g sitb the Governor snd lsyng Their gneV-
sDcss before ns Excsiency. For some time psst ths
resnett has been IN con-idersble trouble, and tbs
members EEL theus Ives greatly sserevsd on account
o the corIse pursued tossrd them by Major Gensrai
Sanford.
Durp the recert obseques In this city Of President
Monroe the Tselth Regiment wss ordered by the
M-ior Genera % parade but Co. Cocks then 10
mspd. declined ssunz orders TO bis nee for the res
con that they we're not folly equipped.
No parade ~ss male, std the Consequence Wa thS
charges were preferred against Col. Cocss, who va
subsequently cour, msrtial-d aud casher,d.
TINS verdict oispleased the reg nett, and the msn-
b.rs recently teld pubic meeting, a, which they
freely expressed tier eutments in regard 70 the pro-
c.e' in.s sgslnst toe Colonel
Within fev days past the regiment was ordered 70
join the Tenth Re- ment ard form regiment, 70 oe
kDo.p Hereafter a. TIE Tenth Rsg nent-tse resson
fr tins stsp berg that the Tse!itb Regiment sckea
Sufficient uIeu to Constitute regiment ms orusr
led tire With iuogr alton, aud they pefenp'oruy
refused 70 be tackled the tail snd Of regiment com-
posed, with ote exception, Of Dutch and Eish CON-
paIies.
OF ~, Tselfth issa-d order forbiddng them lesv-
ing the CITY, but the meu disobeyed the order. lug
.treets 70 the vicinity Of the armOry throsgea
Nth people. who syupathzed With 'he resi men, az
loudly cfeered tie men &c they fell into hne. AAcs
thence 10 the boat ard up yards Of thousand per-
cone 70 lowed the sOers 20 the dock. The REGIMES.
psIaied about tvo bnLdret sud fifty mlskets, snaSss
a,.sLded BY R'btrtsos. Band.
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ps,ie wss =. It, hirh., In. has gr.dosny r'4n sgas
- Is a. though 1853; white ths. Of Enghsh wool,
cing 18th u 81 and rising &c April sn1 SEP
tsnber, 1871, to 1s. 3D., filling IN January lo1s %
l. od has since Iisen 20 L. 3d.. which - % pr ~;
higher than TO average % he 10 years sbove rieed
TO- This qho~s either tbst the bankruptcies Fn'ca
similar prices TONED 10 1857 forgotten, or t1ai
there l. bsrey tbe wool grown shch the existing spH-
dies are capable % copeomipg.
On the whole, Mr. Bakers opinion seems 70 h'
that spindes add looms multiply, o0th IN NUMBER
and speed. az a ratio not warranted ~ the produc-
ton of wool. In England there exist 10 reliable
statistics in this respect bat the agricultural stats
tics Of Ireland, obt8ined by the cODstabulary, and
those of Scotland obtained by Mr.. Hall Max well,
suffice for all practical purposes. They show that
while in l-57 some Of the cereal and generally the
animal growths in both countries materially
increased sheep were an exception, the numoerln
ireland being less 10 l-JS than it wac 10 l5J1 by
ia 557; ana though there was an increase m ls'7
over ls57 by g, 533, the gross number was lees
even than the average Of the three preceding years
by %, H. principally in ewes. And so, also, IN
Scotland there were: