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, 1859-06-23


Tie r.'y "s lic;@ ;@.in'. which OFF dispatches
s,:r has been entered vic,nriously by t;a:i-
b III l. riic If tl,' largest iuTis> Ut l.r:!i'ar4
cn.:.;4i:,. nearly twice thu population o' con",
situated -. n.i1.~ northeast Of Milan. II thrlt-
1r.. it,;.~ IL" rA;,,:i: rs~1rt;l l'lis Reached
bv the allied f''rcrs in l.'1nhaT'ly proper 1T oar
h1.~, :l.l;i':s. |, j. unc n :hr !'-: picturesque
citr- Ill Np,:.r,': ii..i. l"i.t% sullt upon holly
li tlr. ,!w !. ".:. wi,r!! cn,l::naslS F"'n" aL,l
f,. ,,ln:.u,ai:,> i!ar northwest. and :he ltr.!
,.::n =: l.":t.1,..r.;y thu south. The man
a:sr, VII, Is NJ :.ri ;::"nnd ;!ls hill. A"'':s-5
TIL! ps:,.;, ba:; ..n,- 81, l"r.a'n" IRE til" he;''1-
issl cI4utc,l i saini a. >tauu! III" tin'>t sit'''-
ln.n u Ii, YIN .;,..t; III ic style III -Aortr'n
H!'. :st'". :.., IL ,l,:at .rir-, !" nuun'' II:
and Il l.r...i .uu IT'LL II also contains Il stat Il"
Of Ta>-o. w:n:u H., ct.:c:ls claim Us Il native
Of their tnwn. Ii WIS :;!>" he birthplace u
tic :.l..: s,:nt">"r l'n:i:et1i- The population
Of l;,.,.,:1:. is HOW ib nIt :;:',"t'.
l,a:in: 1l,r i,ri-,,.. If The power Of Venice,
Nrsau.n wl> .1..;,"s;.v "l s;1at Er!.lblit. If@
p",;"1 ;..i,;:s !: 1rc>iIl!v Tor defensive "I'r'
:.ti,s; au;i ,::.:; .: ii" Ncne'iaus it was en" Il
the strongest l,,,t:v>@ts III Italy.
, 1859-06-23

Illinois State Government.
Statc 0s1ccrs At Springfield. sta:e senators.
1Iou.c II Representatives,
County OfH:cH Board cf Surtrvt=o-s, Jd>te> rf lie
Peace Town Clr.ks Commissioners Of 1:away. Cucc-
tnr. Co>ltes Cou1s>-i Of tic Ioof, A>sessoss.
lines of Holding E.cc,o:s t,r Coa,y and City Uer:.
, 1859-06-23

*xt" citizens and strangers who have milll-
nary to purchase should read Miss 3larshs ad-
vcrti.elcnt in another column. jele-5t.
, 1859-06-23
Ncnj advertisements.
D. B. COOKE & CO.'S
CITY DIRECTORY.
For the Year 1S59-GO.
Publication D.y atuday, Juao 25:h,

Publication D.y Saturday, Juas 25ch,
THE PUBLISHERS lave tie sa,i-:Ae'!'n ei aa:ouac>
it. ;at:s Seco-d 1E1ua. i-.ue q tie
CITY DIRECTORY.
The ~hoe *o:s c. can.s!c@ and a:rar=e"sr: h. '-en
rrrtosuGt-l
Stree fAx R<naorais aad [Nanksa Of .N4y
F1rsf,
aud In accuracy AID ctr+ss the ve,e f.. s.cest!e
the edition of lS.5.
The Pubisae.s have a:fne1 10 make bpk .u;e,"r 10
any s:,!1s 5.ue act Ac: 1i,r:s vii cete.-
:s-ine with what uae:1.u:e Of success
III work Is 7lee IN ev:. rc-2ect. ecarac:s the
nac. ,ceupaon Id a.res, q every rv.et within The
c.ty touE4a7!es. Also. BUSINESS DIRECTORY, n
Which every tzaarh Ct Er..e-> Prfe@:.n Tr:s, Is
Il; haeslcay arranged .at classified. c:A- al ur!ts
heaAsEss.
~ Make note Of tie following: Z:
!.
D. B. COOKE + cos DIRECTORY ecnta:as
Thtrty-Five Thousand Names.
being an increase Of ne41'y st
yea-'s isae-
The whole having bcu male a:Ece Eay 2Ed- ty
corps Il Experiment c4aya*str. 1t nus: he cut7ts:
aby work of the kind Cal tc tnadt.
III.
n. i. COOKE cos DIRECTORY ci:.:1ias ! Ne"
CITY MAI, with Street and Avenue p:cc: ~ 1taest!.
The routes OF the va.iou. Ines Il t No:e Railways
In rrukres atc Geainaed thu UP Hy {',,f linz.
N,
COUNTING HOUSE CALENDER FOR ls:o-"-
| v
| 4 SPENDID VIEW OF THE C1ri-FIox THE
LAkE-w:.h views OF The principal ra5.c .:He- IN Tie
margins. Engraved hy LOSING tl.tei % tisct ,aie7
VI.
| GENERAL DIRECTORY # nare*. occupying nca!y
| o11ayes, co1tar:ng S5 eN ad!ress:s.
VII.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY, .ith ever: bran,h Of G:s;-
ness. Trada AID Profession Alphabetically asts@sea 2=t
] eil-si5tt.
| TIE APrENuIX IL scrT compete, coniaa;:-
| Government of the CnftcI States.
| Lifted States Scaa,uss froEl l! lno:s
Mta.svss II cuns1cs. ffc,a l::2o'-.
! II,
| Illinois State Government.
| Sta.e 0mecss 1t Springfield. sta:e senators.
| HOUSE II Representatives,
County oa:es Board # Supervisors. Jl-t:ee, rf lie
Peace Town Clrsks Commissioners Of 1:away-. Cvcc-
tor. Cot>1tt.. c,ul>-l of tic loor A>sessora
lines Of Holding EcCti0s fnF Cu2ty AMI lily OitI.:.
Ill.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
| FIRE DEPARTMENT.
giva. lit and description u F!res EE4cs H,k .:d
Ladder Companies, cizens Fire EE;sis. Fire hs''s's.
| AID Fire S:Eaa.*.
| II.
| she Judiciary.
Supreme Court It the United Stat+. Ccut Courts IT, =.
suprrue Coust 1;i:ca Superior C"ur CA:,ase Ci:c:t
Cou1t County Court Recorders Crlt nf Tie t:j Of Ct
| sago.
| Y,
Post 0fEcc Dcpar t1ilcnt.
, 1859-06-23

.-.~ Tie Ict ri4ne is the perfection Of Sosla-
Water :pptu,la::c;. /, converts III. Crystal
LAKE, Ice intu slew in>tani:ineou.ly. iUu can
no, full: realize the luxury Of Il glass Of sntla
water Until you have drank from tile Silver
Fountain 1T tl,r Central Prescription Ding
Store of luck l. kay"cr, lar'aua Block, ~
clarE street.
, 1859-06-23
39rrss & Qriihuttr,


DtI01 tHf &Afs4NA
We publish this n,..t.i..g. TN the scco'd
la@,., l'r;;nI q! lie :t>i::;t:': :.vril t"lore
til. Gr:lud .1ur: Is Ii. t.rt,:: Court Of SAN
rr'lslnn C',nl.y. in :!lr 1n,;t'': q: t:4e CaEal
C.4e,k Fraud: 4:nl !aa!l give tic rl;::,lcr i'll
orr nexi iss.,::. When tis subject was l'c:ore
tae lnses:;. .a:::'-- Committee anln'r1tcd by the
Sea4t,, ul,c ot til. editors Of tic l'GEss AND
TRIErSl: w.ls in constant Attendance upon its
SESSIONS :::1: furnished trr,.h these co!;nas
Il fill a;rl su'r,t'.t.1 Statement nj every tact
proved in c,all1".:s, with til" transaction.
The verbatim r ;:r:. as afterwards published:
contained =, :sew point. In additional !s::
and Was ~i;:::ti 81 ,n.lnn;,1ls that nft t.1e
man III !. tirasa:u1 would undertake its peril
I'D Tlr h'.Ir Of iiIi;l.'.S j4ara turned th'':r
opinions h,il As l.. tie t:a1l,l a'!d the gully
party HuS: rS''.usiv-l ,-a.'ol :h' articles pu''-
l!srd in It's l'air.r y: ts t;'.r' 1r' i!lvcsti=a-
,a1:l ":is III Iy.",s. t'i the character ri It's.
testimony taken SUI t.y'ltlv lvtrc the Gralil
jury We tI .',;:rSA wrr. aot AT ltbrrty 1u :t.'-
prise ou. r.:::rrs ". !!'.v'' therefore. WAITED
patiently lr it, .Ii III: Publication. and now
::vt it J., IN i,:I''. II 4' earliest moment u
!:r lis r,'z-,,. i,ri:'s:', that. :ts III the case
u: the ,"-!.!,,:sy l. ~ the S.'.ate Committee.
Tic rca.;.,:: III iiu plss ND Tl:;EC>:. will Ee
the :.r,, T., sy.. IT, III t.e course .. a mu2t!l
W. Ah4I cx;" e It I" a.:sHar i'll the t''."ma@ "'
t!. IL. ,r.f,,,. :crv.nr,;,:ied ly Wentworth:
s's4n:r i l.. liza: a" '',L r l4-r il the State
darcs !h:h.!Si l.
, 1859-06-23
Is,fffyJ!A 4.

The revolution in tin n1r:s; Of Parma, tic
h.: u ,.4e rr:-s4:..;: Dizziness. :tnd the IF'-
.a:; 4t" q: III: municipality FIR KIM, E:ct'F
E:!uanuy!, ire ;snsnnS 1',e nlcst important "a
,i1.. 3:,a; ,yv:tS in Ii;:i:. l::rnla, though mae
H." .::.',.::- Is Tho nH~' d.,l-']: r"H"ss:s;ed
*'a:.' IL LII. ~. Th' r-i.s;,'= h""s,: All.
Soarli>i! D'lT"::. s:1si'.c t'.s:':s l" t4e r',a'
family o. N:,;,! -. Tie Duke. Robert L. is in
!s!.:4.lt ,,s,.er til" guardianship nj i'i: tnote,
WHO is a lren :, princess da1-.:'cr u the lait
Duke Dl D~.rry.
, 1859-06-23

Capital StecE, &c.
NJ.
TELEGRAP1I COMPANIES.
XII.
TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES.
Kill.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
XIV
WATER COmIISSIONEIkS.
NE.
GAS COMPANIES.
XVI.
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS. Daily. Ntez-
ly Tri-Wtcky and Moa,h,y, Lo,:cn E":> and Tcra.>.
Nvii.
mILlTARY COMPANIES.
XVIII.
C0NSELs, Foreign.
INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
Xxx.
CHURCHES.
XXI.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
NNI.
Colleges, Cntssr:it,c: a,;tc:.a1 and Academic
XIII.
LIBRARIES.
XXIy.
ASYLTMS.
XIV.
Hospitals and DIspensar1cH.
XAv1
CONVERTS.
XXvlI.
REFORM SCHOOL.
XXvlII.
Secret and Benefit Societies.
MASONIC.
L. Oee.s of tie II. y, Grind Lae Ct tacseat acd &c
cepted Ma.cn. 1t the state {: Illinois.
Grad Council cf Eoyll and Select Masters Of the State
OF l1lucls.
s. t;rsnd Eoya, Arch c,;te: Of tho State Of 1ino..-
Al..' full st. Of all the Cisy Lec* With Eafnes OF Ill
| oEc11s. TINS Of s2rxtins. &c.
| . INDEPENDENT uI;pE1: OF opDFELLoTS
With name md lcc,lica cf cacA Loase Il encer
| time Of ultetirg. etc.
s. SONS UF TEMPERANCE.
4, INDEPENDENT ORDER 0E CTALpEAS$.
| :, INLErENDENT ORDER VF SONS Of HEl:
MANN. ....... .. .......
| s. INDEPENDENT ORDER or SONS OF MALTA
| xxx.
CHARITABLE ASSOCIATIONS.
| y.
! Literary and Scientific Societies.
NXXl.
Medical Colleges aud Societies.
XNXiI.
MUSICAL SOCIETIES..
XxXl1i.
MISCELLANEOUS SOr1ET1ES.
NxXIy-
CEMETERIES.
NNXy
ONNIBrS LINES AND ROUTES.
xXXy1.
Places Of Amusement.
xxxvII.
PUBLIC HALLS.
xxxyl1r.
STREET AND AvExrE # 91EEc1oRr: }I 1 ia .aal:i
, xxX1x.
A @ U r I O S I T Y :!
AREPR1ST OF
Te Olde Directory
Bfss 1ae * n;ss ht sai
Ep tkses5 s5 xEs nas T ss 81 Isl sstss at9
ut dents.
y ~ T. q & es! soeKs
S suiIi! Ii n ves Of Rash s:tsst Be + ssaiot
bcaso q E.tsi Work, :. View ef sd Fd: pesbora
stssn4 : PfTSsts{ti,22 III Il c9eree s y*T o
Ct 9fssa aIso sSee: Il nno!s Fem sas
= PRICE THREE DOLLARS.
& Elegantly Bonad IN
w Blue and Gold. e&:
, 1859-06-23

tn .1d M1'r y. Marin. his vic IT tt~ civ -
ritl:a. In the t.utty IT tok. NH. ste of Il .n~ n.-
.I! ,tcrt-i L.' ttt un3+Es xed tirnt Il "tlr::.
tain Htls Ii: IT, t t!e resi-t+ hereinafter IL ->r!-l.
herr, 'a:t 'te t,rrn'h day # .tuE-t Il l. :: Z.
t:4s Elr: + :1tren certain fr,~rs Nr'.@ ar@:
t1.y:. j ,- The nd Ed~,:4 " ,1t;u 1ara.
ill.,. "r:r. u J.hn S"'e an't fe.;r :sev sat1 At '
i AMI fl. l:r -rvrsls h. rein t:t.-
t:rrt. v;se III. lGfh rf sep er,t. ,. !~:3.
a.! lG.h i. u nf pcce n+r ~, 9l-'.
Tie 1tts lay ~ Mach ls. FIR 90 the IT,. ,,:'
I%Gf sl,: ti4e 18th "f Hc,. VI. l=.F. f..
&,-I. ts ,sI !as II MarAL. l%.:. fr 4i-n
in .!:y .irne 80. fr 4.a: tc It'll 4s n
>r'rHt~ IL fr 3l.': hv o. s' 18th Day Of iat:;
E as ts TIL day # Man II. Lis. f..
Al-'; ns Ii T .t"Lr r.. f. s!>' "t4-
4.ay l'+eemhcs l- fur sIst; A":h .:
Mlrvh L.. fJr $I} and "f,+ the f lily r J.'E.
1S:a Twelve Tt.u>ant Il. !cr-. xhrh sa1 tr,t: ~
T.tt II! 'tr .->r,r tn tr Re-. r'..'. '1r nt ts
+.ut:. sth s.s 1t September y. u. l-' and
r,et'rIr, lI-}1 ,: NJ tr L., !asr - ar' ~tt,as II:
rr r.t.- a..v- :trti...i a,t j. hn NJ Il. thr h
# such httss RAJ applied e nse I" -t lie pre- Miss
$: tyu.t GetI ntit. tt. Nnw. therefore. n'ict -
k.tn 1hlt IL tE. Ut shr ;owtr fe-ts1 IT.
t it aid !erI II trust. a J. II the l1th t4y rs !t.Y
H. l. l>iy a. otk !. the f'ent~u # tha 1,y Al tie
~: II ,u. .Lr i..sr h!~Itf cash '!t
!x:+ .:--.:i ri ;rte .rer! Il !aai. u ri! IT. !::t
Ter twr -: tie Subdivision Of iht af If thu
l1I.rr .f -e'!:.a tar'.-c t ts In Town t.'t:
t4l E4Ekt faze~:. tf4 r-t>t tAt th.nl pt:!:.
!! Ns.!a tain cetn !-- 4Hi IT,
c1 tie 1..4 :r- aid a2}rs.s:4lees iheyunt tus:il.
AID ii: r:Lt equity II Irrrup'i"n II the - FL" E
M4rta lis hxirs a,a:n. i: erra free al ~r
| GRANT GOODRICH. Tsusi,e.
, 1859-06-23

- t;uyrr k Bakers new and une.lualled
F:..!,iv Sewing Machines IL; $50. Another in
yuicc Us, rccc,.cd. ..l>u silk co1tnn and linen
threat. expressly adarie,l. ltd Lake street.
icl>-!w II. ALEXANDER, AEeut.
, 1859-06-23
147 South Water Street,
AL>U-WHUL ESALE AGENTS FOE
13INI(GER'S
OLD LONDON DOCK GIN.
Read what Willis Home Journal ,ys cfit:

he3Q what Wills Hcme Journal s syS e1 II.
lF1a:,. Morr:. a:I Iii. lgs.:.e :,.::::.t;
May 1:IE. 1s:;s.
''FEEs IN a'EENAS1. .-t:re:av. vi )" .rv,..
ite 'tAt'I!t Isis Ee t-r ,l'tn "f liz srar~-.t.
a''>' an cldl 81 'e"! ~H' lie eer il! les'a;y.
J.! - i'll! II ~ :'.ar IF h. tn.. i-E: y :!
Ea' tis elSiE su'iiu IL. abbreviated n t.
easy sfd n-l:.s n1f III, caFJ ~ th+ -fyn,
hay # The Tam" kntn-rF wr!i k'."n TIA: # ia !-
c.ta -i,i t:1 H~t t:I>tG"tthr NlcElst. :. L. "f Na
lo'A il fh" lite If flaAs at any E4.r THE r..
~" II f:! >:reet. New f"rk-l have WY !i. Ie;.t
TAN n ptt- Il. tht .rsF LII t--: r, tie x.,r
ail:.'c II rv ak thir t>sa*i.n .rn! >'e'.;'
.t.i4 III" kh:t*t III! titcst II ,s ~cs 1r i:n.- II,
1'tf F!-t. AMI L. FIR tDe 4u-. they .t.v
HAL; tie filth AID hoI.'r |, Tit r!!tc thus ss,. To-
, 1859-06-23

J. Lewis Grant, Superintendent Of ,he
Collingwood line Of ofPropellers, and the Northern
| lCanada} Railway, is in the CITY.
, 1859-06-23

] ROAT'FOl2 SALE-:A New Row
- I:aat with single ri: II Stu.<. Ea-s.ra NIKE
htt l"Hg AID weighs tn!v =: ::, Apav ii III. SENOA>.
e'e tat tc1r tr 1eS.-s:x
, 1859-06-23

- Ktv- Mr.. Tracy WAS 10 have let NJ"
York on il.c 3r,l inst. with party of clilirrs
fnr the Wcst ,nothrr detachment Of iuvc,,ii,
immigrants arc to c started thence on the ISL
inst. There i room enough for ali
, 1859-06-23

r. The board Of Directors Of the 1'ittsburg.
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad met III Pitts
burg On Monday last. 1t was originally inien..
ed to have held tllc meeting iii this city. w
hare heard 20 particulars thus fur Of tl4e pro-
cccdings.
, 1859-06-23

There WAS al alarm Of fire yesterday nj.
tcr,lnn:, 1T :! o'clock. Ii WIS caused by iirt
wlics, broke nut in the frame dweliny,l:1 Supr
rior street, \. H., which WAS put out withuu
much damage so the building or furniture.
, 1859-06-23

- Tlly German M!>~in:,arx meeting. here.
1uforc advertised to be held this ,Thur>l4,
evening, a, thu Clark Stree; Methodist Episcopal
Church, is Postponed till next Sabbath after
hum Ill :; t't,urk
, 1859-06-23

~ See advertisement Of Rinin&cr's Old
I."nIon Uock Tin. in our :!dyertisln. columns.
ie.lA.lf
, 1859-06-23

SUPREME Court Il the Ched Sta.t+ CiTcu.t Courts Il.
su|srue Coust. 1i:c.s Suref:tr C"ar:. chas" Ci:c'
Court County cuut, Evcvrders Crut n c g.t; of IT,:
, 1859-06-23

DTTTEP! BUTTER! BUTTER!
ID u,via: ,ca:e1 E.v.e!f IN ths ey t2r Tie purp's i
f,;,:h faaiit- h tht peusd rackaxc. and Ret
sys .a5 Ea'i1e lt%ss. " II an: q;p!:!: *s EMotIE
ct:sr daily direct frtn tae ps:scs of Miehi~n T. Il
U:5 F.,,sA Ea:,c, cAl 1t III ,. cl,rk-st u
telt1y-.t,5 r. y" ~ - l.
, 1859-06-23

FIRE DEPARTMENT.
gvia. lit and description of Fines EEncs H""k ~
Ladder Co.npa,!,- Cltizens Fire lssI., Fire s;rs'
AID Eisc S:Ea4.s.
, 1859-06-23

'1NO PllISICIANS.-A Physician,
l. se-in: In # The leasaotest towns i'll tue N.-t
Eayx au;u u shes t' -el uut ALL
frr f,t,, lie tuf>siou lis 1a,1;se for tue ps<; >r,e
yc.s has zaa-ed fn zoo to &auS !7 Adt:. II
y
, 1859-05-25

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Good selected farming lnnd In 1he st=&e Of Iux2 for
sale On reasonable terms H payment viii be e1ehan{
for Chicago city property for ne1rha1dIse Address a.
II. s. Bux 3i34 CHICAGO P. o.. with E4e and tueetlu.
will tr appointed. Epye3ds9S-lr
, 1859-05-25

NAsulSGroS, May a4.-liot. ". d. Bishop,
recently appointed Commissioner of Patients,
arrived here to-day and entered upon the duties
of his Office.
Secretary Cass and Senior Mnta this morning
Ind conference Oh tile subject of hcsican ri:
fairs.
The President had appointed Col. StamLaugh
ofPa, Surveyor General Of Ctah.
There is DO doubt that immediate measures
will bc iaken for protecting the government
trains from unprecedented attacks by tue famish~
I'd Pike = Peuktrs.
eIntemptatcs the acquisition by tue United
States vi II pcrpetua consrul over the fsthn'us
vi TelIuantepec and Strengthening Of the line Of
the Hatsden purchase from, the kio Graudc tu
the Gulf Of California, terminating at ti1iayu'as
atso j mixed commission fur the settlement vi
claims. The consideration has not been fixed.
nut q margin will he left IN Mr. sfcI.a,c's dis
against Mexico shall be deducted. No negotia.
ton is to be Opened ith Senor Matu.
i thorough reconnaissance Of all the mail
routes is being made with view ut curtailment
IL every point wllcre it il practicable without
srriUus detrlment to tue public. While i'll
nlany cases service has altogether been 4isc"n-
tinued, in others the number Of trips hus been
reduced from daily to tri-wcekly and from tri
weekly tn weekly. ActuS up"n this principle.
'lc T.. II ":'~''""n' has within the last tvo
mont: effected aa am lal saving Of abouta
.uli'io. . =. .-.. VI -u..ars. exclusive Of about
:'0u.ouU surcd by the refusal Of the Post llast.r
tcucTu1, to put into operation the nearly so'
routes created in le5>, but for the support Of
which there was no appropriation made. Thu
work Of cnrtai!nlent is still progressing. II is
not probable that the service will be curtuitcd
Oh any of the Railroad lines
The six netting n,idsLipmen who were dis
missed tron, the iayy for being participants in
the tarring aud feathcrng Of suuie OF their coin
r:'cs at the Navul Academy in april last, have
bccu rcinstated to their former position.
, 1859-05-25
THE POo1e OLD KtUmRuG,

That bloody and brutal monster, Ferdinand
'bonba' King If Naples, is lying. :.asping, 1t
deaths door. His crimes against humanity.
committed in the ua:uc of law lavc made him ii.
unwilling to dit. that, utter having 3deG1ed God
aid maa in his infamous carccr. lie is now re-.
sorting to the sil!icst supcrs,i,;ous known to tr
Catholic Church, to buy off thr ,cuecance viii.
which Heaven threatens him. A recent letter
+" the Ncw York Evening l3a dntcd at Naples,
SAYS:
The dying monarch is the less disposed to
make suitable preparations fur tic succession
because be thinks he is going to recover TIE
1',I,t Aas *."tA.a' an d" ""at q a. saterri<o le
h%tl recrntty oiA tie .ieress.t trJr of tA4 hi1no
'rao tlti Lin tAn tA- A,1 mud. :nferv4x;sn tcii
tAt !.<yta 1a'y aod rtrti.td from Atr the nanxf
sAttx xfa7orn dAs0t,"t*< .: Ltr 1nsland's r<s'oro-
tim 10 l-aAh. 7Ait :n!41ta<me set'l Som- ,<l-
tlae* ~ st. .ju.W:ous a"d othtr x4nts ,cA;rA arr
*.mho .4re .m",-t,t"t za<tt.A ::Jtaeac< spt.h tie
thk srhsA tie Fup- 1d< ain foruXrd<d to lin aA4
rYn. 'rA.4 l.. t'<s all the time. have given linn
f;;l' ~ his ultimate recovery which nothing can
s!iukc.
, 1859-05-25

Bosros, May .4.-Guuther' Millinery estab-
1ishment, M. Isl Washington street, vas de-
stroyed ut l.: o'clock last night. Loss aboat
$6.WU.
The most important anniversary meeting to-
day was that Of the Tract Society Almost the
first business done WAS the adoption of Il re>otu-
ton scrcring all connection with the Scw York
Society and declaring re-establishmcnt on i
national basis. 4 resolution subsequently, in
troduced expressing kindly feelings for the New
York Society, provoked long discussion and
was finally rejected. The officers for tlr ensl'.
ing year were chosen. Tie following resolution
WIS adopted:
Atsoltei. That the publication during tie
present year of any well written tract Or tract,
which may be offered 10 the Publishing coul-
nlittee, calculated to arulse aud concentrate tue
religious sentiments of ll Christian men ugainst
the slarc.trade and to set forth its great wicked
ness, will meet with the warm appreciation Of
Tie Sncicty
, 1859-05-25

ROARDlNG-Nanted by 4 young
IL man, In pri1ste hrnlly Or wl.e.s but few toartets
are taken. either Waaah Or Michigan avenne and
t.S3 Post UtUce. Uyst7tx
, 1859-05-25

The talk Of the town Yesterday Was the latest
feature in the Post Office seuabblc, in the shape
Of letter from the ros:mas:cr-G General to Post
,nast:z Cook, authorisative'y md nneondition.
ally demanding tic Reinstatement Of certain
clerks and employees in the Chicago Post OF.
fee. freshly dccapitascd by the Postmaster III
the course Of tue itnbroglio between the factions
Of the Democracy here. Among others named
By the head official Of r. q. u. u. s. is Gcore..
Sawin, whose nanle. by tie way, appears in the
list Of the jury on the Mclaughlin murder tti4l
now in prorrcss
, 1859-05-25
10 lsent.

ITO IeENT-Threc Rooms to rent
It 10 Lake Street, tup-stslss) Apr;y at !. Il.
SINGER & 20. my!0-lw-l14J
ITO RENT-Storc No. 1ei kinzic
aFret {ksn1:e Hsn} Amply to stMCEf. N'iS
ITO RENT-1n Evanston, 4 Ncat
4 Got.agr with tine lake view. Inquire Of i. r.
STARK. on the Of Nurt! Crs AID Water streets
audrrss box 4Gt. n,y:I.ix
, 1859-05-25

CHICAGO PRoDUcF rrane
The receipts Of Produced T. sring the past wrek
were as follows: 5,335b' ,Ix Flour: s3a,7 hr
Wheat; l;:::!;1 IN. Urn: l1,o77 In Ca,s
1,277 bu. Rye; 1,s' ) bu. Barley.
Tic shipments turing the 1a,uc period were;
5,;;515 bbls Flor4r; 1881 ,yu Wheat. 81 }e:s
bu. Corn; a,.+12 bu. Oats: 1880 bu. Rye. s,osG
bu. Barley. ofthe W'ineat reported IS, 75obr.
went tt Bafalo; 3s,377 lu. went to osweeo =.
1'lao To Colin.s<n <n,ood; and the halancc to sta.
l'oas along Inc railways leading out Of til IS
tity, east aud west. Or the Corn exported,
$1,000 9u went to Buffalo; 1885 bu. To Os.
"czo; 5.l46 bu. to Collingwood; and the bal-
nnco 10 minor lake ports and stations on tie
railways.
Tho amount Of Flour and Grain 10 store IN
Saturday last was :s follows: 1881 hL's.
Flour: I'll, l39 bu. Spring n heat; l21, 1,ll1l In.
Red Winter Wheat; A,9a4 bu. White Ninttr
Wheat; 1860: bu. C3rn; ia. .2ee bu. Oats;
and 3a561 bu. Barley.
Lie sreatlstuds markets during the week
have bccn very unsettled. Wheat has rarit d
almost daily from ; to Sc. per bushcl, aud in
so''lc instances variation OF l2c. per b11.1el
1ooS place Tie demand has been chiefly for
speculative p 1rposcs but shipments have 1cc,.
made TO 'krcatcr extent than during tile NJ ck
previous. The Market for No. Red opened
wee < ago at 81. SO, and declined to sl.I3.
"4'e' ! it again advanced to $1.G2, aud c!ostd
ye Iter1ay e:enias at Sl.55 to LEG. Corn Las
eo,n less fuctuating, mud the demand has becyt
chiefly for shipment; but the market has OF
the wl!ule been dulicrand less active-open:ng
week ago at Soc for No. l and closin. yes-
I'rd;ly evening at 70 to 72c-a decline Of 8 to
l0c per bushel. Other cereals laye been qui-
.: and unchanged. Flour has vcen very iuuc-
tive; but holders 1ayc not pressed their stocks
o. thu market, which, however: is nom;nally
abont Soc. lower.
During the past week wc have lad three
f':osn arrivals: the C4Hada, CITY Of Baitin!tre
aud tho Vanderbilt. Yesterday the -isiu will
Liverpool dates to tie 18th was anxjously ex-
n.ctcd, hut she was not reported at New York
lis: evening: The probability is that Sue Las
MT been ooardcd at Cape Race, and that VIC
will not hear from her Till sl,e arrives at New
York. She will he out eleven days hy nwn
t>day. The steamer which follows her is the
u@n"1oaia from 41nburel1 on the 18th.
, 1859-05-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

kEEr cooL.-fJi!iicut rs this may seem. At
thts present temperature, it can be done By trr.
ny some Of that cool, sparkling sutla, with
t,1,i syrnps. at Thayer's drug store, corner Of
!>earl,nrn and Randolph streets A most re-
frcshing beverage for ilnt weather.
=: For the benefit VI onr lady readers, ws
would say, il you have any articles in need 0:
jyeing or cleaning. send them to Nessrs. Cook
l. l,ro., No. III Clark street, whose reputatiuu
~ Overs and scourcrs, is established beyond
Iisrnttp
, 1859-05-25

CLEvEIASD, May 24.--The mass Convention
for the purpose Of denouuclns tue Fugitive
a rery large number present from the Western
Reserve counties. Everything passed of in an
orderly manner. i declaration WIS read, de-
nouncing the Fugitive Slavc Law und the bred
Scott decision.
Resolutions were also read Of the same tenor,
declaring the Fugitive Slave Law unconsti1u
t:onal and void.
That the Supreme Court had descneratel, and
was now subscrvient to party politics.
That the life tenure Should be abolished and
the Judicial system remo1cled.
That the conviction Of the Oberln rcscuers was
disgraccful and unparalleled, and that the pris-
oncrs were entitled 10 their liberty. That the
freedom Of the country rests with the great Re-
publican party. Speeches we're made by
Aessrs. Giddings, Chuse, Wadc and others.
, 1859-05-25

TO RENT.-1eooms for Il s,1l;.il
family In the ceutrsl oeas1nn. q State street. &up
ssafts.) Apply to d. WALkkIt, 11J Randolph s1net.
,r-stA Auf
, 1859-05-25

Tho reader will Gee from Our report Of the
proceedings Of The General Assembly Of tho
Old Schoo! Presbyterian Church, at 1ndianapo-
lis, that sharp debate on the location Of the
Western Theological Seminary Of tho denomi-
nation, is in progress, and that c. H. Mccos-
NICE, with rare generosity has offered toendow
the institution with the muni1ccnt e,m Of one
HCEnRED THOUSAND dullars to secure its e.
tablishment IN this city! Mr.. Mccormick q
generosity vail doubtless. he decisive in :ta
influence upon tie assembly: and the location
may be regarded as fixed.
, 1859-05-25

PUSTEFS, IIANDBfLLS, PKO-
GRAMMES, ETC., printed steam presses II Frvrs
aud Tribune Office. myA.lw WM IL fAEIJ