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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
EIGHTH DAY.

PaUADELPHlA, March 81, 1879.
Afer prelu inuies, and some Mirror mstters,
TIE cs.e oftbe Rev. Mr.. Warner up, and charges
were preferred sgsust him accouu. OF his
cnrtxou with Slavery. TIE motion 10 entertain ths
ch sIges debSted q, lergth and without mach In
,erelt al parties string toe sane end thoagh some
thought the formal msHreT of charge Dot tie most
sNp,cieut wsy 10 reach tie csc as Mr. W. ready
AID NiIg 20 msss al such explanations as the Con-
f,rerce gbt require, hu, uoud not CO 60 with tne
charges hanging over his head. The charges were
s,t drawn 20 receive this sta eueut from Mr. W. vho
then SAID that he became slsveto DEL 81 hs msiori-
ty will NJ sTy sction on his pst, aud 70 At contrary
IL the advice Of his friends to tie tine be had manu-
nitied them al ~ t~enty i've; but taat s1- general
rue were adopted by the ConfeTeloe respecting he age
OF Uaruuis,I0n Of slsves held by the Mtis,ers ne
wou'd pledge himself T. comply wiki the s6Ine, or
withdraw IRON tie BODY.
A resolution was prescribed by Messrs. Barton sad
Hough, both from MsfylsO tha the time 6, ~hcL
the ministers lie requ lei 10 msnuuut their slaves
he'd by them be, TIE emses AZ eigh'eec year Of age
and tie males 81 twerty.oIe years aud II over THE
age immediately. TiisItsolutou and tie subject mat
ter thersofwere committed 70 Committee of one from
each District which consisted % Messrs j. {. ThoJAs
+. Hodesou j NJ. AcCsr,er, 7. j. Thompson, W II.
Bibsre knd j. DickeIson, who were to report on the
same.
The Rev. Wm. Qlirn's character was arrested by
charge the iss-e, II being alleged thst ne did
Dot msnun his slaves rrt IS yesIs Of age. Tnis sss
aid over until the shove Committee report.
report on the Wesleyan FemSle College at WI
mpRton, Del, showed that siucs 1882, Ehen the Col
se was transferred TO the Conference the capital debt
had been reduced from SIS SOP 70 GSl -; thst the
financial depression over the country hsd greatly al.
cied i during the past two years. bu. that they had
hope Of improvement.
MessIs stephen +. Stephens Jno. Branireth Wn.
j. Stephenson, james I. Reynolds joe Welsh WIN.
FoImoss, Wm. N. Fisher VIM. Ticket and Jno.
+. Crouch, were received trial in the Conference
An Afternoon Session was had, With Bishop Simpson
in tre chair. The Colonization Committee reported
sketeapg facts in the history Of Colonization in
Africa. In IL years the Colony bad grown TO - 600 Co.
lopslee and more than go 600 ns,ive Africans The
Colony OF ibers covers coast hue Of over 40 mies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04


d,csfrg nm to be 60 Count, bat ths son Of Quaker
grocer IN Philadelphia.
John Demo, the olde.t editor in this Stse, died q.
Albion Orlesrs Co. on the 30th ut, in his S0th year.
He assumed tho publication o! psper in Vermont %
yesnsgo.
Tx Ctr..rnati Enquirer denies that the Rev. Mr..
Lewis, Of Z. Grange, Tenn, is the author Of The
arp OF thousand Strings ami" The Spirits Of Ji.t
Me- M.je Perfect but nst the credit thereof belongs
10 hr. Wm. z. BIanran of The Lousruie Journal.
"A coicIed woman, Mrs. Pnebe Christisns, died a.
Stock Town mp, Harrison County, Ohio on the goth,
al tne ripe old age OF lle year,.
-TAe London Literary Gazette speaks thus of the
Atlantic sutocrst.'
"Mr. Hv mes Gays 8 great many clever and ipge-
uicls things sld some true and deep lie "a gen
orally nyey and amusing, and there IL pleasant vein
Of d. Gtstve sentiment ID hin. Bat he rot natural
BE is ford OF fantastic nc-lt, which have evidently
cCst him trouble II the preparation. HIS numoT
il latter po.te sIiTk than Kindly, genial smile.
Iii. dscuIsse tolk not seem 10 flow from house
hold fountains never dry bat " he let on, Is iron
reservoir
M. Tnsophile Gsutaier, the French poet, novelist
sId traveller, Who Il te better thsn Pagan, AFRAID
to 90 TO sleep onle,s he bss somebody's hand in his
,leep d. 60 much Ike death, he Gays. Young Ae1sn-
dyrg of c3rsumptor, although, as somebody says,
b. good health toe Pont Neuf, ard ass tue
ccnstiiuti'n Of tie V,ndCme Column; his health is
only thirg hs thinks about; be gets up ST sever,
breski.sts a. ten, rides from twelve 10 three sleeps
trOm three to fve az Elk goe. to bed at nine,
aid rescs himself 70 sleep. They tel the following
story about bun IN Paris year or two ago:
uouqu- Envoy to France, ehssse wits pfva'e
WITH flL poem c1otty a-f i1e 'sD'7
utueIssrsA binssftj b. pr-soutd % Aex1a-
f-Uor whose papa everybody kao@s OF oSt %
uA4rifceL " u ml4ss.t colof punlss
senior lighter THAI bis parent ovi3s Il aide
,iu Duu.. junior Duu4ss sUior pfete1dsso be al
Z 20 E- is-tD TIE DARK
IT, Haytu envoy after ep,9n'tic.y es,7g about tAs
bu,h r. tim finally - sos1-.s AID Won d
ID b, LioTn SEED E1ss't list lie the .nYOJ
s,ol FsLc- Was for ts- pu p'e of dnsdD. tas esna
usrisg Of DUuas or ~ her InPee HEh-es fTi-
I've, esulae Ct TIE kGP-for 4 al as Hs5ti-s
ALI cTiet tather Du.s tsItces.r1ck.
"GoooLes aog,! orsoa' sodness rae eoofsd pI.soa
ru.i Be i.s-Ls / sag yc1 m1s, Be-
Tie IA % tie author Of H0ae Crsto bears the
.ry.6. uts.r of tAsiAs Sthtestey ssd cits
we'd body. So he siapJ ADDED by way Of y
1,snettips: Ia inp0nis.e ali! Utterly npossiss
" - ," dsusndsd the envoy.
'WsJ '-b.eaS's-brD-sseG ny ssus orlss ~ CD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

An EXTRAORDINARY DEcIsIOS-wHAT IS AN Or
yu.y "A SURGICAL MoSsTRosTTY-hoRE
NEGRO TROuBLE-oUR HARMONIOUS DEhoC-
RACY--A RAILWAY RAGE.
, 1859-06-02
G. II. EEAS.
5. u. lt1tit;iSAOS.t Com'Es.
i, ", THOMAS.


Public notice Is hereby given to 81 persons Interested
thai The undersigned Commissioner, appoiut. b The Con-,
Council of TIE ty Il Ch!eaxo e ass9s ne sun Of
Sorth Division by hlm deemed benefited ~ grading ul
erton sn The Little Fun Ros to The sfeen Bay
Inc 18th dar 1t 1ne y II the hur Ut 10 O'Clock ~
fpr the purpose Of making xlll Assessment
u. u. CRAY.
, 1859-06-02

I.,, I'll, hr tdtVNsY SEST NJ Warsi un further
r,;r ~ - ~ Fnr.. Vii ,rrty, .n drn,Tt !, E1nws.
@ i - :. 80; ~ ~, -, tsn -
nt r,t ~ rSfr ~ ~ .'t ~ ~ nen,1e =,
tEa .la "t.A1 siuaA 'e77A "-'3'- 1 @p'-"' ~
II, n l. III ~" trx4,t5 r. .,,r,r, 1,,,,.t,,rr
1 h i ~ u e,5 ,e. hi,n nt w.. W. 81; ~
Gf: ss ~ i. IT,, n" to,snIa. ~:
t TT i -; S,'rn t>nIr.1 si w hnanv Ind
s1+f hah!ts =: ~ j pn'+ W.,; Vt,t t,-. an,
s.t"s ~; ill., ~ a., s,,,; Eirrr Iii.
'al G ,, M,' ~" ~ IL on,.n- I'm r. E,1.,rr Euyu-.
!v. sa": 49, :h;,wnf II. m,un;ts; III r. III rs,nf,
, 1859-06-02

4 MEXICAN TRANSPOlcrA-
II TON COMPASY.-Ineurporate1 -s
uEdef the Laws OF the State of New York
CASH CAPITAL, .... 5000, 900.
, 1859-06-02
Daily neYicw Of Chicago Market.
wrDakapAr EynxEEo, june l

HfhaS"DA1 AsHaAnS' 'NAs =
FRE10HTs-l5y Lake Hafr active. @hooncF 'aAtH
wheat to st. Catharines At Se the scnr Aeonls W" ~
ns~eko at atc; eclr E*bo' "heas 70 naoa'' 'a - =
thr prop Cafahoca. warm cof'i 10 bunao IL H. loe
Ter making good the ahoHasc' ,,
FLuCR-Recclpts. S'on3 DIS sh'p"ents noat' Na'
frn but quite lfaettac. sa'es oh's ~ !e'4' .'
FHEAT-Rec.'pts. 1itoa' p" slhpoiea.e nons.
7Ea-lnaaisc but nraner; hes ~efe-a'"" pu ~ .'su
Winter 1t si-s; 1e0o tu do VI LII loo rags ho2 10 ~
1!4o on track Sr1iS1-Ghsethed' noFsacea aua ue.u
lGse. closing quiet IT s1lS Tor etanaa. ano 4 i y"
safes were-2o bu No spring at u So'o BID stahuafo
ut t.l6k; 1oo bu do ut lack. thA weeks aeNefs aet
option: II. 30 bu do at Liz; 1900 bu 90 a lo* 1V
<lu at l1sz; $500 au do Ut 1lS se ba no psns i
l.sao bu do at Los 90 5u 90 IL 4oS 81
and 100 tu do n &c.
conN-RecefptA A'6ao eu' ahpinen'a s'ea" b1. s'"fe
active: advanced 132c Salca ~ere: s,s0o bu MOL Hall
road In lots. al sc LOGO hu 40 ut le: a bu 90 ~ .1e
200 hu No al 66e In store; @ bu Rejected n &C Tree ID
hoard; and :, ,oo9 bu do onp.t.
oATs-Rece'rss. s:s ba shipments. 1naesise sa!es
COO tu Rejected At Il 5c In store.
DARLEf-ReeeiIfas sas bu; no shlrmcnts Dull. and
Sol o~lng t" thr close of The mailing scaaon declined
heavily. sa1s 100 tu No !. free D! storage, At esc
HldHWlSEs~Rcceipts g. iazfels. Inactive and un-
clsanscd sAlcs 70 hfls 1t &C.
SEEDS-Heceips 80 b.; no shipments. Market inac'
tye and nominal at ~ for Timothy; 4@A.s3 fos
<'iuvcf. and s!soesss :ss soz Hungarian 1sas.
POTAT0ES-ve1y sczrtr and dTm Demand quite good
, 1859-06-02

IT TKIfUkAfn.I NEW YorK, June l.
F1orz-s&11c better. but qua. with opet1ton waiting
for steamer. Sales G0o0 b1s Ao3&e~s tot super.ae
statt 7s3 for e1t stale; 1890 for common To extra
western. Caank quiet. CAnaasn -four nukninal hyc
Hour Qulst. ..
GH4x-Wheat uoyAut sales 81 900 In, 1t u 20 for
Auwaukee club, 10 fur e<nrnon while extern l,6s415
for mixed Illinois Rye dull ii 95&l.0o barley dull Is
tk.oe Co1n auiet but drn es 10 oU b0 ii psasc
for .hae soushs1n We fr sound yeoW ssc fe nferur
sound yellow. VIC for mixed Wextcrn OAtA &6a8c fur
NeEsasn and Eanxdlan.
WHpEr-A khade nmcz. Sales 15o b.aa At ettc- Small
lot4 u e1c- C!ositx du1l.
Psov1aox.-r9rk dull me4 held nrae4 While prime IS
heavy sa1cs s.5 bt a III L fos IL for tia
ncas l:1e fot prime, Including go bhs prime u buyers
opon fot tainy days 4 1875 Toal aoek e q! k!nds
country prlme s;Oas 10 for country slt0o4i4kl
for repasked EhcaEo sL1 for ex TotA stock al kinds
41 oo!s: prime neA 9t9sa; bee1 hAuls dull, I4A09ls.
k.eon Qasea @; Asssa dull e fos Shoulder s4es4e
for Hama. Lard heavy. saes 9aN packages II u4tks.,
Including l,uN ras PRIME Wesefu private terms. Butter
1t24e for stAte and OAiu. CLe4ae o4&lGc.
HtpN-Heary. saee 1iNQ ut &C fur Hueno& Aytez and
orocKs-Duli and stcsty. Mo ss SIX; III Cent load.
50; Cuspo "; YUs3k Eae Harlem, preferred IS
Heading. Is sto; RI t. 81; C4X; ii guar 81 -:
4 - N .Sd{t III
, 1859-06-02

! Confidently anticipating the Ameriea's news
early this morning, transactions in Wheat cnn-
.ncnced with better feeling; but Us the n'orn-
imp wore On with no advices from her, q languor
aud inactivity manifested itself, which soon re-
suited in decline of a ltc but litsle was o0pe
after Cbnnee hours and with no a''ea'p' " ep-
crate the market closed hesy IN .ae e'ea.,.'' y.
our INSIDE aao'a.'ons. 4ne .nau, 60.
was connneo many ~ s ''Ps = ~ w. W.
''',"" ou' u" s.a'se s1 ~ ~ s ~ ~. .s.o,,
l hed io'ce, <i4D ''' ~. ~. ~, ~ - s.sna
gigs lor NO. opl'"E' ea'''e4 Nv.
nrd; *l.o"e94 4.cf 'of 40 a''o o'e:00e. ~ -,
jected Corn was s''aoe 'no'e aA'e' Aa9 q"
Eanced 1cysc.' closing qu'et' wiz. s4u.9 - sons
7S'ooo ou. al : 1te'2c. 'o' Ne 'a'Foa 49, - .'.s
c5c. ior rejected iree on ooafa auo w. IVA w.
N store. Flour 1nae1'Sc ou' LEU "tu'
:'''u n,e qo's.' ~ .,'a a;s,;nn,;a. ha,wonn Sox
~ w" o.eA @uN >.s -~s.,a.;.ad :. ,h,,
A"a 10 - 49,, :. 49,. 60 .-roda
'a't'e oee'''e "'s les ,,..-:s;sn. - -. 49, ~ ;aes.;ra
fou'oes a'e wy ~
"'sn" ''sS qo'. ~, -. W. ~, no..;u., r,our eor
htt"ApAt.' 's.' @ nas "4'.sp ~ .r-. t..s. ca.a
phs; "ne4. u,''' 'n'' w -. - D - .,,....
1;44s nus nea1 ~ n'n' "''" sA'e0 =, o''.
, 1859-06-02
EElclS0. Itn9 III, lso3s H!31.He
TONMISSIoN ERS' NOTICE.

v PUBLIC nntcei* hereby given 70 IL p*rsons nttF:ssed n
that the underx sel f,DlsneS. spponted BY The Cou
mon Council nf the city "f rhieo to aas+ The .um q
eighteen ousand thes husEct ant and sxss
four one hunGsrih doars ~ upon the zeal estate
In the South Division. BY lin deemed teneare1 " nnx
wal1ng and Farir itartrn r+ FROM the s'uth 'ine o.
Randolph to the north lne Of Atson srtt WI! te
II Room NJ in the Masonic Temple The itth day Of
June 1854 the heur Of III otck for the purpose
Of m1tInx sali Assessment. u. u. GRAY,
Sult. Special As.tsannents and Commissioner.
, 1859-06-02

ass59tt- H. khLleAa.1-N.N w Gte.--
CIDEW AK NOTICE,

~ f1ty Clerks Orce. Chicago, Asy 80 1ss9.
Public Nosia i hsrely given, that the Common Council
hare ordered sdeEk . y e'aTSs fn Z toors 1s 9n =,
Vad;sou street in The West visln. eet vide Of Inch
pnr planf lii "a bearings of not less than b inch ok
them 20 IS to E1r7n even 1ate.
unless II a b u he ~ Taanes ,o
H. ish DIV of June lSs9 It will b. built By the street
md ,he cost assessed On ihe Rense shsxe
, 1859-06-02
old EGO LIN E
TRANSFORMATION Company,

- (E4t2hl<hed n ESee{ VI =
Merchandise and ether Property forwarded to and from
the West via Cana to Oswexo thence By thu Lakes.
QUICKER and CHEAPEIk
than BY any ether wste. communication
n 30 rKAxsNlFxESr ALuAST OF ta1Y. II
ALyURD i DANE O4vs8r, F. Il. DANE i CO. New
To1k rsoprietnrs D, q LlTTL ElOfIS, Geaera gent,
The Propnetors Of the d Oswexo Line In connection
With the Diamond Line Of Vessels" the Lakes will xtre
low rates Railroad lrun and oter heavy freight 10 Ill
Points West.
New York Agents.. ,. DANE ". H. JENSlsOS,
4, II. THOMPSON, ~ trad street.
Albany Core- -sns-- {. 4, FOLGER ?: Pier.
DuCSMAS + CO, Milwaukee, f.o,.a,n..
ap.-$m e.fS1 JAS. PEEK L CO. ChIca O. : eoee%ae@'
, 1859-06-02
Corporation Aottres.
A SSESShfFNT NOTICE

~ CIV Cltrts {1t6ce. ChIczso. N.y 81 14so.
Public Notice hereby kveu 10 Ill persons interested
hst ne Gouamssoneis a2polnet By the Common Council
q the city Of ChsS,. 10 the Of seven
5sd snd Fry { dollars ths re-! estate u sae vess
Wafer ssses from Randolph street to WaahtnSon s1z=e
hare completed their assessment ard made thsseof
to my ONCE.
Any Wishing 10 Appeal from satd assessment,
g. aesI @ 9n!ee2o. @ u y gysx !a ny 9tse u 9. before
the Conuon Council will tAt tine u the Council Room
hes al oeectlons to said assessment and revise md
fr7u or annul the 0ne H.kREIsM.lS, City Clerk
ASSESSMENT ROLL.
Description OF the Era estate u The West D!vtslnn
t,s City ef Chicago deemed heneated By Panktnx Wes
Watet street from Raoduiph street WzshaStop seet
with the valuation theseof and the at money sezer
Assessed THEREON tor tenents b. tbs to wit
OyIElnal Town Of Chicago
, 1859-06-02
ATh~nr e.tt1n mArkeR.eNIaY 80,


BEzrx-The quality q ths E1ea. eu!a Of tae M Of
fe5rcS Ant Ct Increased receipts and Pfce o. ~
pero and m E7ndes bette while the loxe, aoe* Ae
weakes The Increased rates Of freight or Cattle ~ss1 o.
liuaio viii be ecnsbly felt Aske In futur. unlsss
d. roads cat II Bualo should continue thelf tu!s1an
te b. Western road. noticed by u tew aays ako we
lfafn fpm ths Buffalo Connetc Advertiser thai the bal
fjo New York aud Ene Railroad has issued Instructions TO
is Agents. cattle snd ve stock f.on HaiS to
tiau vii be more appo1rat when We state that the inS
fat ha. een FINN s4s,o g. per 81 g. dune h spE anu
eon'e =" pr s'' THIS weak Last week.
c,,u.-4oy tk964
E1rti guAltF
Second guilty litF..--...ss...-.......sH e. 70
Third quality. y......................SS,> - eH sH
1n;fsas ncs IN, - &c rood Is IT, 10
sxxxFEThe demand 6 light With large receipts: the
sejlnx rte q to 6c xrcordine to qualify.
TIe receipts fos he week ending May 80 for The CORE
erond!nx week last year fo the 1 Of January to May
sxh. iss and fos .,e pes.ea s. n tssa. are
1bsa. 1855: ls8 lsse
Sh" l9A sa3s7 G9.as9
Ifmra a,,, $500 s3,5.e 1hlo7
, 1859-06-02

WrpsEspAr Evrxtso. June !.
WkA1Hrx--Qu,te waza and showcsy. Niaa f'esh 1fom
tie south. II
ARRIVED ynox C.ucaoo-At Uudalo, ~ the 3nl, ult-
Prop Plymouth.
pMse's ss1.559 isas
sms Torrent Aina 0tasa Aox IT .;a esSeE Ssaes..
Bound North Stu p1eps ch,saso ss, ~
GsnoPaa tamne!e. Andss ssEs hspaSe. .shTs
aoo. t Ff's2ssS. ~ sA'' @''
AZ Eyxsr-Fy- yca.s ago saturday the frst steam
boat was noated on Lake Erie.
WILLIAM TELL Orv-The schooner William, Tel, ~a1en
went asoc In the late kse at Grand Hsse bus been sot
Of.
paorz11rn Asnoar-capt Visits ef thc ptopse, A1a4
se sioss rai kiveI and near Canada SHORE II
" u utsb to make out hef na1ac-1Bunalu E1pss '4
ult.
HEAVY GAt1 LACE Srr1kan- E IT, w.
sf IT e. s1ss sss ee Icsaed Lsks
Superior commencing THURSDAY ntsinoon au =. WaT
qu. aSte ~ a S xhxa
s~ay. The schooner susqtsianna went szos S ".
siso ashorr patty a'pF to hsl relief = ths ss e
The ssheouef Fasou. coded with " nnknown sa o1
Grand nland Tie former stripped clear vi everything
The cleveland Herald reports Tremendous LrLet ~ ~
0ntnaEuu lyrr The little steamboat Miner WAS "aSIe
ost IL tie current hpf cabin swept on and hull 70 uy
dsaxed th.t se sznk Over neen hundred 'a~l's ~sfc
washed cut Into the Lake. IN :.
lii name is Edward Kingsley, and be eune from Aaa-
lDetroit Tnbune.
TaE EFFECTS or THE 0ALz.-The Ellen Pike Which We
mentioned ashore At 1rna Haven, H. We leasr sS
] and dry On the beach.
The schooner lye Da which cleared IRON this por FOL
Mu.kexoa WIS unable to make the hasbor at 1uskezon
md went Ashore She was light and Will probably te got
| OF without injury.
The schooner susquehanns went ashore near Marquette
Lake Supesior The captalu came down to Mw7akec OF
Lie Lady Egin after blocks mud rigging to ect hes W.
| WA{ER IoGCEn-The schooner Falcon came Into por
this morning with the water foot and half over 3e
deck She LETT Grand Haven Sunday morning. and ha
not been OH, hour. when the water commenced Rlnin
On hes With al pumps Ut work. She soon alled and stle
In fall Of water the being obliged to shift as lest The
could fur dr. quarters She was loaded With luter wae
prcvented her from sinking. Thu leakage probably VI
occlone b. hcr being sned By leing IN the beach SON
, 1859-06-02


4 KTNH fEAN EH tNTRAT ANn
MI III kSsx1 - .-.,ss..,r- - ..- -. -. E4ED
AX1 GREAT NEsiEhN ;hhAApA1 hA!LMAi-
Tssins sAve tAe tsea@ Sen3 Of Like street.
Chicago: ,,.+, =. ,a....-.
LOO am-Yekr.s son ~ o. ar
I'VE d Uetfot .7:M ~ 2.
100 au-Cnc3nnau p IN 9nnas5s s1csp5ea1 As1tveA&
lna4an21o4s $;N PnA Etne1uuau y e.St pm.
Bdao-lfghtMnE 61pes @ hRaaaaay A,5ye 1t
nGasoI G .ap @ hn 9.9n NO. n n1nasS; es hHnao,
4;o an AIoahy NV Fh' new LORE 9:00 pm
n9a1an lsN am ,.e,
:oa pln-Scs Asse1Inadai1o " q Ssxsept sunday2
200 pm--AtF tofa apo tSs9o1 414P1!CHEtsA4foeS5 e.
Geptea3 AiI,Te ~ oSS gSuom @ 1T ~ ~ tx as6sspeqaoa
Hnake no % nunTo ID, nGn IN m 2" 4 nm ne"
eco EtncthhAu ana 4ouESl4e E1pess{efcept sat-
nzdAf-} hfFlfe Al ttacanao u SaN stn, Louls
slte sNV ~ eno
Only one train On SUNDAY at sW pm The 8:13 an and
500 pm trains connect ~ a Nih 4analo Lake ufon
Railway f1r Htaalo ana al poinh Aas At toronto WITH
the Grand Trunk ka~sy 70 hn4ssoh oedensousgh Gon.
tea1 4uebee Ind ~ poa N CahAd2 kast Northern feE'
, 1859-06-02

rr.Trra.Arui qSxEeo. June l.
F1qr1-ln moderate derand for Local md Easesn t1a9
and unch1nx&d.. Sales we:t e7-b 5os AlHau1es t!"p
uxxrrwheat continues tim but quiet the hbsenca Of
the es,e1 hsyng tendency check Cana'
tsu Club, aIitbut thts ADORE the naafks Corn quel.
Oata Inactive. Canadian hed It TIC
LAkE 1nroKrs-1. 100 bzis -four, l,ooo bu eosn~
, 1859-06-02
DTrrSBURGIi, FORT WAYNE
i AND CHICAGO RAILROAD:
Nav completed aud cars ffm Chicago to Pittsburgh
without change, connecting with the great

Nav completed aud cars ffnm Chicago to Pittsburgh
without Change, connecting with the great
PennsJlvania Central Railroad
II New Tors, Philadelphia, baltimore and Wash.ngton
CITY and ~ she interior towns of Penasyras New .'ef
Messants s. taIlns Ills route will hare the benefit Of
~ Baeeass s:as asa CHECKED M lsTongh t '>''''' ~
T1i.: Tie d.p$. corner Of Canal and Van Bufcn
':f' Els a. S@s - l. IMsm'ns E.ys4 daily esun.
GO Gsarens MCtM t1tzne ss,3 aa
airoad 6Snkilk Iuo Ns.s F4s SeT lofk 70 s.d
Ys"e Gxa aa a nj "!;sf Ss% TX tsxs ~ Va ~
Aso south q columbus Zsaes;is, Newark Mt ve7p1n.
steasenve, Wheeling and interior towns u oo anu 'H'
aboye trains eounec. 1t Forest With trains on Nsd
River Road to Springfield. Crbana Uaytou. and C!nGinao
As with trais La fur Dayton and Cincinnati direct
FARE As Low As ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Passengers bound East viii find this route both pleasant
aad aeet p.;lns through 'sny Of ths a1x' aud finest
Tassenxts arivnx Chleago any Of the roads W.
snd ssd sesEey s4 sSs' e %
Chicago spnf fts IT, ass"p,2y 2,ess es t5es te in the
e md At It tr Company s corner of Randolph and
dearborn ssxs epi'e ths hessie "ois: s o. a. s .ne
pSN Il f. " Ss GsnI Ssa7 xIs Chicago
JOHN 3. ASDEKsoS. Gen1 superintendent
Fright Of all kind. viii be carried from Chicago !. 4
points E Ill ucs at as low rates is any othrr Kali
'oao 'oa'g 70 MERCHANTS AND sH1PPEi.s
The Pittsburgh Fnr1 Wayue and Chicago X. il. Company
having effected arrangement with the fe1nss'r Ten
tr.l ailruad Company far thu transportation Of Through
Friehts property c shipped on ths Tine bst~et't
Chicago fhadcphl1, baltimore New York md boston,
the following plates:
+: ;:;;S $:SE $S! #;!|;: WE: $;;::
| No "a klby street, Boston.
| No uucE strrrt. F,iladelI'hl7
Drp,t, Nesth street. philadelphia .
Deit CLarlcs stt, West side. Van E1ren street
| Bridge Chicago.
eS Marx packages Via r, f. Wayne l. c.KK
| Fur further lfhr,naus &C., apply u
| Jas ". NILSSON, Freight Agent, Ch1cagn.
I I 1 IJorrrps GenI Freight Art, Chicago. nyt
, 1859-06-02

~ tity CIefk's ONCE ChIc7Eo III NAY 20. 1s59.
Public Sope i aereby etrcn. tho1 the Common Council
hsve of sdsxh - y e9qssSa I - talsE.; .nn. ~
Rsndoph sreet Ia the West siun. Il feet w Of 3ineh
pue piapk Lid On hanssef not ls than Shy Inch oak
scautn let Into tie earth or me 6ftA nt IN bween
them 50 L to form Al eTen Kla2e.
NOV unitss he ,e shall ee constructed IN the 7nner
H. nesnth DIV Of June 1,s will he built by The Sseet
ommooer ind the assesed on The prenlses chasx
sS.4hs.s~sh rnTstffN Il kREISMASS. CRY CIetk
, 1859-06-02

~ Public nut!ee hereby given Ia al persons Interested
1,t tho undersigned aorsASsI by the Cum.
non Council Of thr ci,s u Chicago IL the sun Of
thirty dollars t9 upon thu nal esate In the Vest lsi-
ion tY htu deemed L+ned.e by grazing Walnut st7ef.
{;n ramna ssv+t Wvl ,srset viii te u etm St' in
The Masonic Temple tie 9Th DAY u Juas 1852 Il The
hour Of 1U uclck for the purpose uf akp. xsd as-
seABsncnt. u. ~ hH.At
, 1859-06-02
.findnciaI anu QrgutmguiaL


NlnXtsnAT [vENIN4. 1unE l.
Exchange unusually firm, as much III ant'cl-
patton Of the heavy collections of the 4th US
from present demand
Rates urc fru, at per cent. There is do de-
u,and for Coin.
Currency is in abundance for legitimate busi-
ness transactions. Discounts as usual 10 per
cent. Street rates pominally 1@e per cent. per
month.
C1xc1xxAr1.-The Ga$ttte Of the 5lst ult. says.
New Orleans sight is dull, and dealera would
uot bur round lots ut better than 1@& discount,
although they take small checks from depositora
at par. Bankers checks could be bought ct par
at prem. No change in gold or bills We
quote:
, 1859-06-02
PORT OF CHICAGO.

s' Tevt % II: . is i = S5s al M 4 CO..
ssn'r HuFsn, MoIeau G'and AAven 10l Sf' saeeo II ''
Prop {. Meyers Kyetson Zig sauu1e 100 lumber :,too
Prop liua,s!: pcL.ue t'o1iasscod, light ,.,.. o.,
schr Alpha, Gwinn KALAMAZOO. 45 lumber. half bsls
r josephns. Lawrence osen f5ss st q = m r. ,ms m
schs Mary ltaa*on. y Jese'., lSoo stases e ,,,
se. Ts9 s fsTpS Fr %s.G.sa G ly1 sc W e 9 II NJ ,.
scht shsphar No'tou, Buffalo, Nv oFs sail, III tos
schr Han. Pratt, Erie, 4s. tons coal
schr InIo Ma* ~ lask s!:,1 kiser F. ~ s,avts ov,
SIT SIT y :synae 5"a "s ksasae e x's
tuathc., u pss 6Ah.
stms Tvs!lsf Sweeney A''~auiee 10 kes' "a'' ''
stmr Huron Morgan Muskeson, 56 urls aour. br lard.
Issa ea1.ls y !f,sn ns NJ, ~ n,v,,,n,
f S i sa Will hsa s estsssx'. { fSse
lrls lrcf hhd. lanIs Ii taxsn.ta bf!s eggs Is ii
Prop Evs1s.ssa SNy, Ghststiain. tolue~ooa z ecea
hid.s aes wool, 64o tags wleat b6a bzls -four. g
nrs sSs ,ss ,aii "sssi !.ts SaSeI e ett
SIT Abigail OCoanor Wilkinson city &soo Is meal.
sss5 as$: e,s s';ss5sss stssss Ill.,
Schr Peoria, Fink. Grand Haven. light.
seT asas Msts1 F &sss bsa ass soss a %
| ScAr Athsniau, Jenkins Oswego. lG 90 bu wheat.
Sch. AlgeEinc. FUlAer, Uswcgu, l90v0 bu coEn.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
| WxpsksDAT, June l.
ARRIVALS.
e}ic Bsan e.s bbs lard lo9 10 pork, Is do sugar,
ns b b rood4 IS GOO ns c36tfngs.
| Geo Peck s,tkQ bu CON- l.3 tu What.
Troutadouf. +s09 tlu corn. q bu Wheat.
| Mary En,ery. 1000 hu cor1l.
| + N1.tifup+ 10J tons ea1tb
I W II Brown, 3ae yds stone.
| CLEARED.
Acme, Lasatlc, 90 e. {. lumber, = NJ .!dinS:
Flower Latele s.s lumtes, ~ QUO II siding l6oe
| shink!eA x, 900 lath- .,,,,.
Gulnare laSalle, T3,sss II tnDter. u tu mtai"Ss.
Thames Lasae III 80 # utnbes - ~ EhlnElt r. NJ
CE BpJer Lazr 194Al # lumber, Il 81 n scltg. s1o
| Bhlges. 0,Un lhih. tu nn,
V HELL Lasallc, IS 10y n lumber, Is m 1dns- soo
l. = Dodsc LasaAe, 4a,s,s n1usrtes IN sdsne> 10
Snl,s,t Lasa1e ps SO n luipbcs. 800 cedar posts
, 1859-06-02

WkpxrspAr EvE9u0. June !, lsS9.
The receipts and shipments Of brcadstufis
during the past twenty -four hours were as fol-
lows:
xEc11r5s Or 1xnDuct-NAy 81.