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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

eseny's battery. Tho Ausrians had Allied all the nrst
hossss Of the with rnemeo. Tho enemy could mot
yssst energy drst sttank but retreated fgas
axd Jeff They however, made stout Sesisaace In Sae
streets, behind the heoRse and garden walls, but we're
completely driven from The 70 by nine O'Clock In tue
evening. The Second division, arriving near 30 Ma
enano took the LETT Of the rnird folowei the direction
Of the river, took killed the enemy whom 70 hsd
dplodged from the town. Marshal McMAhon able 70
send balls among them the road 10 Lodi he hav
ing hearing the caonopade marched ColoquiO the
resistance the enemy very vigorous. They
"a, tmes attacked Nth the bayonet. 10 Of ther or
ssve movements the eagle or the Thirty third regiment
for moment In dan ger, but brsvely defend
cd. vhe loss OF the enemy veyy considerable; the
streets and the grout the town with their
dead; 200 Of their wounded have been carried to or
and rarnon Our otss amount " 043 msn, killed
In large proportion. Generate 8azaoe aud Goze
both received coousons the colonel OF the First Z,aves
has been KILLED and the colonel and lieutenant Of
the Thirty third regiment wounded Ia al thir-
teen officers Kied aud dfiy six wounded. have the
horror OF transmitting 70 your Majesty, with the liet OF
those losses the proportions made By the OF d.
vision, and approved by me- bog your Majesty treat
the FIRST corps With your usual kindness. particularly
recommend Colonel Ansemo, my chief NJ the STAR pro-
posed for general OF brigade; Commaudant Foy, whose
horee WAS sounded unoer him, for neueoant soonei;
Commardaot Mein for officer Of the Legion OF Honor;
Captsin &c Ramband whoee advancement have already
yqeeteo and Franch.t sub officer Of the First Afei.
uhasseurs my standard bearer who woanie by
my side. PARAGUAY DHILLIER3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

Lord Palmerston.
Lord John Russell.
Lord Campbell.
Lord Granville.
Duke Of Argyll.
MIR. Gladstone.
Duke of Newcastle.
Sir G. c. Lewis.
Sir Ches Wood.
Duke of Somerset.
Mr.. SldDey Herbert.
Mr.. James Wilson.
Mr.. Mon:rief.
Lord Eigin.
Mr.. Miner Gibson.
Sir George Grey.
Earl Of Carlisle.
Sir r. Bethel.
Sir II. Heating.
Mr.. J. d. Fitzgerald.
Mr.. Deasy.
Lord c. Paget.
Lord Woiehouss.
II Cyhichaafnr Eorfaanul
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

bs implicated, may render Of vital importance that
message from the latter oury should despatched IN
Bombay without delay. Sach emergency may occu,
just after tho mail steamer has left Saez despatch
would precede IL d Alden by five days and there
being generally government steamer the station no
time would be lost In forwarding II 70 Bombay.
, 1859-07-13
Astronomical Me4eofoloEy.

MkssRs. En11ogs Some of your readers will
doubtless think me reckless in some Of nv
announcements respecting the weather. l i'd
nit they hare reason 10 do SO. But it is
because / know that tny ssstem is founded
On we'll known aud long established principles
Of philosophy and science this gives ne
confidence Of The public can onty be established
by practical suecess, and . s1b;ection to the
seyerest tests, These tests 1 Ak. The time
will come Wien shall be no LONGER 4 stranrer
when the con6dence Of The public viii become
what mine is nov.-wheu nv iuexperieuce.
oyers;rht. car.lessntss or erroneons indgnent
viii have their dne weipbt in anconn,ino fcr m
occasional errnr~uhen It iii not he nec.s,,rv
fnr a NM, IN i've ahsofnt4iv ns,f.ct ~ harnra
the common atta;nmrnts ri humnn;tr Il he
exercise nf ;udpn,ent to insure y xhsr of NH.
lie ccu6drnce: md Wien the iah;j;,v n ~
INN, syh;ch nnne .-a e1smns Vii mt h ~
, 1859-07-13
the FINALE OF THE SICKLER
CASE.

The telegraph brings us, on the authority Of
4hr h. r Tribune, a .'grand finale'' of tie
ss!cklcls mess, at oaca surprising, ridiculous
and just to all the survivors OF the mixed
TRANSACTION It is to the effect that Mr. and
Mrs. Sickles have becn rcc,ncilcd and hayo
"Fr'cd to spend the reminder Of their days
sossthcs as husband aud wife. If true, tue fact
dsmonstratcs at snce tllat the killing Of Key,
tie spasnas consequent upon the discovery Of
liz wifa's inddeltty, the frequent meio-.lra1nas
in tho court room during tho trial, and the tri~
umpllal march Of Sickles from his dock TO his
lodgings after lis acquittal were nil arranged
for effect In other words, Mr. Sic8les had no
houor to be avenged III tue first instance. The
crime which lis wife confessed in abom;nable
m'nutencss, and which ho allowed to Ike pub
islcd from one end Of tue Union to the other,
was in lis eyes an affair in no way connected
with lis title Of cuckold.
Yet we are bound to say that so far as Mr.
and Mrs. Sickles and their im.uediate friends
and relatives arc concerned, this finishing up
OF tue scandal and tragedy is cminently Just
and propcr. Sickics now admits fact which,
tle world l.as Ill along recognized. viz: that
Mr. Daniel E. sicklcs was just good enough
for Mrs. Teresa B. sieklos, and vice rersa, and
that neithcr was good enough for any one else.
a special dispatch 10 tic Cincinnati Com
'aeretol4 which VIC pub'is4 elsewhere, confirms
the story und gires some unsayorY particulars
, 1859-07-13

WASHINGTON, Jniy II. l6J9.-7hc efforts to
convert Nr. Guthrie Uf Louisville and Gov
Wise into Democratic candidates for the Presi-
1cncy, hare thus fur made VERY little headway,
aE4 arc not likely to be attended with any bet.
ter success III the future Neither Of them pos-
sesscs the necessary elements Of popular or
purity strength. Mr. Guthrie is rich. ambitious.
and .ractical, und man who is willing to pay
for lis honots, and who would like to enjoy
them ut his easc. lie las been seriously dam
aged by the super.seryiceabte zeal of a few lin
crant adyocaies, who lIave gratultously assumed
tic management OF his case, and attempted to
1nauipuautc all the rrccns couxen,iona: for the
e!ectiun Of delegates to Charleston. Beyond
II single district IL kentucky, be has 10 position
as c4ndidate, and in TIM: the Opposition ma
jority is nearly .,05.
! Cur. Wise is e%cn in a worse condition, since
Ills last acrobaic feat, Of turning his buck upon
himself. In advocating sinvc cu1c for tue
Territories, be has los. wl.ut little ground be
held ut the North, without advancing q single
Ftep AT the SouiL, where he lad bcf0rc become
odious. by opposing the Lecompfon fraud. And
it will be found, whenever Virginia goes into
tue Convention, that Gov. Wise cannot CON-
nund curporul's guard. with all the declama-
modestly edits. Mr. Hunier hax the State nj
lis bnck, and will have 1t. There is no rivalry
on his side, and the attempts TO manufacture
that appearance on tue other arc simply lu.tic-
rous III the eyes Of those who understand the
real state Of facts. Fernando Wood knows
better. and LIE ought to stop Tho Enquirer, OF
- scud tile Young Aarplot who presides there 10
the wars with Louis Napoleon. Tint might
cool his ardur, mud restrain excessive patriotism
little.
Tue Suh.errnneans are for 10. Lane as the
Democratic candidate. He smugelcd in Oregon
as Stase, by representing tl.at she had o., wv
population, when there il not a paper or man
IN tn. Stale, Of auy intelligence Or candor, wht,
believes half tf,at number Of people is there to.
day. This muy be regarded Us = smart trick,
<%ince it put him md That poor creature, Delu.
sion Smith. into the Senate, who does not know
enough 10 keep out uf the rain. But j: will
handy pay in tue long run 1fAc is to be nom.
mated, Brigham Young should be M tho 1ickc,
by all menus, 50 Us to give it finishing toucl,
OF grace aud elegance. In point Of abil1ty, and
of ehurpness tuo, tie latter is, by all odds, enti
tied 10 the first place. Considering how be
manages lis "pecuiiar institution !" in Utah, and
which have disturbed the other institution
which Jo. Lane SO much admired, there is still
an additional reason why he should be adopted
rs compromise in the hour Of Democratic tri
bulution. Let rs have Young and Lane. OF il
thut canuot be, why, Lare mud Young. Ii i.
about six Of one and hnlf.a.dozcu Of the other
tor. j. !. TrituB<
, 1859-07-13

The combined efforts Of Geu. Lane and Dcla-
Iou Smith hare failed to induce the Oregon
Legislature to 5e-eiect the lutter 10 the Senate.
Both have lost sheir po~er orer the Democracy
Of the new State. The prospects now nre, that
next years Legislature sill BE- 80 constituted AZ
to elec1 Al Antl .Lecomptop Dcmoc.at and Re
publican {Lane's term expiring in 1857 An
Oregon CORRESPONDENT says that .'by tlat time
the admission Of Oregon only because !. wus a
Tsl;ab]s Democratic State, will learn thsi this
State docs not belong to LAM, though he haa
exercised acts Of ownership for tho last eight
years" The election for representative in Con-
ersss wss to t4ke place on the 27tn Of June.
fhs writer just quoted. speaks Of the chances
far,rpoie. uS fhe, M Il MUCK division a a,'a - On :.
kb.srinR among the democracy ther~-re1haps
s1&hsg mpFe than elsewhere.
, 1859-07-13
4 HOW In Wt1conxln.

The difficulty in regard to the dam at Kill
bourn City is breaking out afresh. We are in
formed that about seventy five lpmbermeu and
rafts'nen congresated there last week, and
commenced removing the chute, but we're forced
Sheriff Williams has been required by them to
remove the dam BY virtue Of the proceeding
last Spring which declared it u nuisance, but
owing to aotnc defect in the papers, he declines
10 proceed in the matter,-s]Intseiue 9a-<fte.
, 1859-07-13
hoard Of Trade.

At the regular monthly meeting Of the Board
of Trade, held IT. their rooms Monday after
noon, the following resolutions were adopted
By the Board Of Directors:
WHz2EAs. The custom has heretofore prevail-
I'd to some extent b. some Of the Elevator men,
Of speculating in grain belonging to other par
ties, By selling, shipping Or loahing the sane.
thereby greatly ieopardizipg the interest Of tho
owners, and e1ercisiDg An improper influence
on the market, therefore be II
R.solrtd,. By the Directors Of the Boasd
custom referred to. add strongly discountenance
such proceedings, aod that ia our opinion The
only safety Of dealers who store their grain 1t
the different EleT4tors, will be found i'd IN en-
tire abandonment By the proprtetors, Of ail
speculating io-or loaning, either directly or
indirectly. the grain Of Others, thus easuring to
dealers certainty Of procuring what their re-
ceipts call for, and in other respects protecting
their interests.
R<sclrtd, That this board deem it duty to
themselves and the public to expose on Change
all transactions, in the matter of issuing re-
ceipts for gTxin not actually put In store or any
Other unfair Transactions on the part Of Elevator
men and alt parties cooperating with them.
Rtols<2. BY the Board Of Directors Of the
mend to al dealers in grain that the new crop
OF wheat be kept aeparate aud distinct from the
old crop, and that all grain inspectors be re-
quired to certify that the wheat inspected by
them il Of the old or new crop, as the case may
be, and that all Elevator men be requested to
cause An entire separation Of the wheat received
by them and issue their receipts therefor, IS new
-of old, and that ths inspection OF tbt old crop
may be rigidIy adhered TO, and that he Inspec-
ton Committee be directed to confer with the
Elevator men and ask their cooperation herein
WHEarAs, The Directors Of the Board Of
Trade Of Tie city Of Chicago are desirous of i'm
proving the character of wheat, grown iu the
country tributary to this market, and inspiring
greater degree Of interest among TURNER'S, to
secure good crops, ~ we'll rs to elevate the
standard Of wheat received aud shipped at this
point. Therefore,
RsolrAf, That the President and Directors Of
the CLic4go Board Of Trade hereby offer for
the best one hundred bushels of White Winter
Wheat, d premium price Of $3.50 per bushel;
for the best Que hundred bushels Of Red Win
Ter Wheat, premium price of &e33 per bush
ct for the best one hundred bushels OF Spring
Wheat, premium price Of $500 per bushel:
the wheat to become the property Of the Board
Of Trade, and the award TO be made BY Com
mittee Of the United S::atcs Agricultural Fair,
to be held in this city in September next
R<soIrsd, That the report be accepted and
adopted and published ID the city papers.
, 1859-07-13

,E Whilst VIC 80 for liberty, NC 20 against
asl high taxes. because corruption aud cFnres-
sion euunot exit when the people are nut taxed.
Oar motto is. Liberty, no debts and light tux
atien."-De,aorrdt
IL TINT where you are. When you were
Mayor, you ieried the highest per cent Of taxa
tion crer laid upon the people Of Chicago.
Dare you deny TINT: "Your motto"
and Your acts are in direct conflict.
You not only lesicd the highest .ax, but you
borrowed sls4,oo0 and forgot TO pay it back
whcn you stepped out Of Office. The lar, ac-
cordins TO your own Interpretation, only al
lowed you 10 borrow 100000. How come you
then to violate the charter: You also issued
100000 of long bonds mud tried to sell them in
New York Where did you find your legal a,,-
shoFity for so doing You arc certainly beau.
tiful subject to pratc about '' no debts aud light
taxation"
, 1859-07-13

The Cincinnati 7im.s /. resnon.;hl- far :. xtorv
that gentleman liyins IN t1st ei,T. md wei{.
to-do, married about In years s1o' and after
ed 70 get divorce, on account Of the nnhsnn;,
ness Of their domestic rela,ions. Tic via ss.
seuted, and hs applied 10 Tho Courts md vas
sueeessiul. a year passed, aud he concluded 10
nnd see if he could not ind one Who Tonld
make his home harpier than the first, IN III,
be Was succes&ful, and 4 short time afterr.rd
bis divorced wife applied TO him for work il lis
faniiy in The capacity Of servsnt girl Tho sit.
uation was given her, and she now does the
work in the house OF which she Was once nil.
tresk.
, 1859-07-13
Nrom WaSItfn.t n.tom-~.PeruliRF1ty Of
the new Stamped Envelope

WAxusseEua, sunday July 10.
The improvement in the construction of
stamped envelopes ordered by the Postmaster
General coneista in the combination Of black
lines with the ordinary letter envelope in sucL
= munncr as 10 render them yisihlc only when
the face and back Of the envelope are pressed By
the hand ut tue time Of fsuperscriprion and the
pressure being removed, or tic letter inserted,
the lines disappear.
This is effected BY ruling with printers ink
the inside OF tile under wing, which is first
folded. 0ser this the side wings are folded,
prevcnting the Lines hom showing through the
bAek. =
1t involves . vtry slight change in the COD.
:atruction Of the envelope. The under wing Of
the new envelope approaches nearer the form Of
\ aparailelogram than that Of the ono now in use,
while the side wings extend lower down. When
ali tue wings arc folded the lines aze completely
+ masked, aud when the letter is inserted, baltic
the most critical inspection 70 discover them.
Those who do not wish to aval themselves Of
the lines csu put in the letter first; those who
wish them Gun write the supcrsc1sp,ioa while
the letter is drying.
, 1859-07-13

About quarter p4st fisc o'clock in Saturday
afternoon tire WIS observed in Que corner Of thr
Tue construction Of wngous, carriages, &c. But
a very small part Of the tools aud material in
the shops wefu saycd--the heat bring very in.
tense Ut once. The shop WIS entirely consumed
except The walls, which were Of stone; end il
was only By The most strenuous excrtions thai
the fire was prevented from destroying probably
everything in the yard. In the shops was some
finished work, and large quantity under way
tools. The 3oss cannot he less than about &S,
0oo, and may be ,aore. There is no doubt thai
the ire was the work Of m incendiarJ, u it WI.
nFst ooseryed iu a room where there xss not tn
~, l1M.
, 1859-07-13

To Close rue SkAsox-Ia order to make
extensive alterations aud enlargements in her
store: and also TO make room for large stock
will marx down her whole stock Of summer
millinery, md MIX such prices shall effect its
immediate sale. All Is 10 &10 hats will be sold
at from & to $3.50. All q to 81 hats will be
sold at from &J to $3.50. Strans, b1oomers.
jockeys aud children's hats will be sold at the
New York cQst. Rich ribbons will be reduced
one third in ptiee.
Two shilling Ribbons for Is cents; % cent Rib
bons for III cents; all SIX shilling Ruchss for
50 cents; full hand made Ruches, 37l; very
neat three row Rusche, lelc. Ill SIX shilling
Flowers for - cents, and all o her goods reduced
equally 4 large lot Of Lace Wells will be sold
At sery low prices. Linen Cambria Handker-
chiefs, Hosiery aud Gloves, will be cleared out
at cost
10 every lady who has millinery to purchase,
this sale offers unusual inducements. Notice
the number, e5s State street. between Jackson
and Fan Buren,. iJ11-ew
, 1859-07-13

e Two hundred ahl elesen thousand acres
Of lind have just been certified to Wisconsin
for the chicago, St. Paul and Fond du Lac Rail-
road, under the act Of Congress Of 1856,
, 1859-07-13
39rfaa Gributte.
CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE,

Tie rsccirts Of produce during the past weak
wsns:-s,6lo bbla flour; $3.50 bu. wheat;
1&6.es5 bu. corn: 1o,o4o bu. oats; - bu. rye;
l,1.s bu. barley.
The shipments during the same period were:
-ll.s4s tbls -four; ss,os5 bu. wheat; 3d.
sss bu. corn; 1o,o.s bu. oats 80 bu. rye; s,4as
bu. barley.
The total receipts and shipment since LIST
January. compared with the same last Year, arc
rs follows:
, 1859-07-13

SrrEr1oR CorEr. r.-Ex Marshal Day,dson's
case was not concluded last evening. The argu-
menss in the injunction Case aga1ust the propli-
etors Of the Sunday Gardens, were concluded
yesterday, and it is thought that the decision
viii be rendered this morning. in the chambers,
by Judge Wilson. :.
, 1859-07-13

M1s1k1Rx At LARGE-I hare I male child ten
weeks old wish to hare adopted into good
family. 1want also 4 home for young Amc,i-
caa woman Of excellent character; she can do
Ill kinds Of light house work, and heing rather
delicate would prefer 4 good home to high
*.sskAPply 10 Robert collyer. Minister st
-
, 1859-07-13

- Engine Co. No. I held meeting on Non-
day night, at which they sgreed to disband, and
yesterday the door knob Of their engine house
was hung with Grape, and the machine aud the
interior Of the house wene similarly dfaped
The men Of Enterprise Steam Engine are very
anxious to move into Seven's house, as they
say the bed.bugs arc dFeadfuliy perplexing at
Dyer's Foly-the Armory. So numerous and
powerful are the bloodsuckers, that the men
aver they are afraid they wilt, one Of these
nights, run of with The "masheeu." We can
scarcefr hclieye that
, 1859-07-13

.B Ephraim Dort'c, charged with commit
ting adultery with Mary Ward, has been arrest
ed. He yesterday appeared before the Police
Court, waived examination, and gare bail to
take his trial in the Recorders Court. This
prosecution arose from the party now arrested
as The accompliee Of Dottle giving eridence in
after which she herself was arrested and has
been held until tho finding of Dortle.
, 1859-07-13
Tho Kansas constitutional Convcn.

Tho Kansas constitutional Conycu-
kAOn.
In pursuance Of u resolution adopted by the
Kansas Constitutional Convention requiring
members to designate tho name of the State
whose constitution they would prefer Tor Kan-
sas. Is guile (or the action Of committecs-a
vote has been taken in that body resulting a
follows: For Ohio, ss; for Indiana, Is; for
Kentucly, |. ...s
, 1859-07-13
LOCAL MATTERS.

PRo Boxo PrnL1co.-That no one may have
an excuse for not dressing respectfully, Messrs.
Cook i stcLain, 80 Dearborn street, offer 10
take old cast oG.garments. aud By their i'm
proved process Ut Dying, Securing and Repair
d trifinr exuense.
, 1859-07-13

- The Rockford Daily Nsss learns that
Constable VIM. Thompson is about to enter pro.
ceedings against The Michigan Southern Road,
On behalf Of the children Of his late sistar, Who
~as killed on the night Of the dreadful railroad
uf f1AtHnrhr
, 1859-07-13

- On Sunday night last the house Of L.
Ball. Niles. was broken into and robbed Of sere-
sal articles Of clothing, rssolver md few
dollars in money.
, 1859-07-13

B Meteorological obseErations, taken BY ].
H. Reed 4 Co., apothecasies, 144 and l4s Lake
street, July 1eth, 1853.
Thstmo.nete4. barometer
, 1859-07-13

70 The steepIe is being removed from the
former Presbyterian Church, which has been
recently converted into Brunkwick's Billiard
Hall
, 1859-07-13

- 4 striking example Of the power Of So
lar heat was presented yesterday By man who
was sun-struck. Our friends should take warn
ing and provide agatnst simlfar accidents By
trying some Of that Cool Iced Soda with fruit
syrups, at Thaver's Drug Store. corner Of Dear
born and Randolph. jyl3
, 1859-07-13

DlslS1EREsrEp Apv1cE.-All who are rs get
noa-sHited in tue article Of summer clothing,
should consult their OVID interest with regard
to material make, ft, and price, BY going to J.
u. Ely's, No. l07 Runaolpls street, where they
will be fuit ed in every respect.
, 1859-07-13

~1osluG 01 Inc SAu1t Ste Mario Canal
The authorities Of Michigan propose to close
the sanlt St. Marie Canal OIL the 18th of Sen
tcfuber, notnuaiy for 80 or 60 days, with the in.
tcnt'on Of making rcpairs This cut. of the
Lake Superior trade for third of the season.
md must occasion great losses to the iron aod
copper Interests Of the northern peninsula, rs
well as to the shipping engaged on The Lake
Superior route. Tile Cleveland Herald enters a
protest against the closing, and says:
I'VE can hardly think Of anything that would
result more. iniurious!y to the interesta Of thai
StAte. than 70 carry this proposition into effect.
The mining interest Of Lake Superior is all that
gives any value 10 that part Of the Upper Pe
ninsula bordering On the LIKE, uud it wej merits
all the encouragement thut the State authorities
Gun give it.. Every man ut all con.ersant viii,
our navigation knows that vessel owners will
not trust their crafts Luke Superior after 1e
month Of September, unless iaducrd by higl
rates Of frights, aud besides that, freickts nc
generally much kighcr on all tile !akes in the
tall thun Ut any other season, from the general
ieznand for vessels and tic Increased hazards Of
Tue voyage: increasing too as tue full adyunccs,'
, 1859-07-13

~ Van Shaack tells good sto.y, and it il
true Read his advertisement and xsve heating
the house next ironing day, By using . West
lake Fu1naee, which arc sold u II State street.
iT93&
, 1859-07-13

y Tasiy Ch1ra o. sss 11th inzt- hy TIE Ke.. No7a
MANN. asash& Il Col D. T. NHm, II II III etay:
, 1859-07-13

n The Germans arc making great arrange
n'rnts for splendid eommemoration Of the
Tooth Anniversary Of Schilier's death, which
takes place On the ninth Of November next.
, 1859-07-13

E A Fire Brigade on the Chicago plan las
been organized in Dubuque. The Milwaukee
papers say that \ similar company is needed
there. We may add that in cvery city where
tllere is volunteer fire department, such an Or
gnnization is needed.
, 1859-07-13

~ Yesterday. Julius Scott, who Was arrest
ed On Monday was to returned to be Pittsburgh,
from which city lie had fed, after stealing $500.
lie was arrested here By the Police on the
strength of a telegraphic dispatch.
, 1859-07-13

II Mrs. Leighton is to appear at the thea
ter in Milraukee on Monday evening next, in
company with Mr.. Dillon and other Chicago
fayoritcs.
, 1859-07-13

r. The German soldiers who got into tie
fuss On the Fourth Of Jnly, and were arrested
by The Police were up in the Police Court yes
terday, but the case was sgain postponed.
August Wiedc, one of the arrested soldiers.
Was acquitted.
, 1859-07-13

NEW F1orn--Gage l. Hcartt, Of the Chicago
Mills, arc manufacturing aour from wheat Of
this harvest We saw some made from new
white wheat that was first quality Of family
-four.
, 1859-07-13
! I Il. ltx. sr.x.sr.x. 7AM. lss. Tar.

II In p.anking sidewalks care should be
taken to leave space around the trees amply
sufficient TO admit light and air 10 tbs ground
in which it is planted. It will be grea.
pity if BY tie sasin. Of the grade We .se to lose
our splendid aud really beneficial shade trees.
, 1859-07-13

9B 4 propeller on the Erie Canal, and owned
ii Buffalo, has been named the "Chicagp."