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WAsn1ss1os, May AR. Investigation vii
be ordered next session corfr;nr tie person.
and papers which disclose Mr. Buchanan's cor
resspondence with r. J. Walker, in Kansas
The President expresses his belief that Eng.
land means to carry out her understanding 2.
notwithstanding the operations Of Sir Gore
Ousley.
Senior Mata had today long interview Will,
the Secretary Of State in reference to Mexican
affairs. His letters from Mexico are eucouruy.
ing, aud hs enterlains no doubt Of the trulnpfll-
al success Of the Liberal party.
Special dispatches received at the French lc.
CATION confirm tile report of stron. word. hay-
ing passed at Paris between Lord Cowlcy md
Count Nalewsli, relative 10 the course pursued
by the English Cabinet. Napoleon thinks the
English Cabinet has prored false 10 the profess
ed entente rondial<, and expressed confidence
tllat the English people will never SANCTION the
suhjugatlon Of Italy by Austria. The approach
my election for Parliament, he thinks, will prore
the correctness Of hisjudgment.
Count De Sartiges will leaye here on the 2ath.
Barnu Gerak becomes the Dean of the dipio-
matte corps.
l, is iut.u,ated that Richard Golden, during
his late sojourn at the u hite House, ayailed
himself Of the opportunity TO sound the Presi-
The United States in the present tangled and
mcnacing affairs in Europe.
The Mormon troubles bid fair to be speedily
and Permanently settled It appears that Brig
ham Young has submitted proposition TO q
company Of capitalists to sell al right and title
to CtalI Territory, and to leave tie Territory
within specified time. Some Of the company
are said 10 be here consulting with tie Ad-
They desire the aid of the Gov.
ernment in carrying cut this undertaking, and
it is highly prnbsble that the Government vii
lend them all the aid in their power, If it can
not be effected in anv other way, the subject
will be laid before the next Congress.
Gen. Cuss held m irttrvicw with Lord Lyons
and with Senior Mata TODAY, on
business concerning their respective Govern
ulents.
Twentr-sz third assistant engineers having
passed the usral examination, hare been war
such offices which for sts.ie months existed.
, 1859-05-09
Ten Steamboats, DESTROYED BIZ Fire.

f11TspCRGn, May AT quarter past twelve
to-day fire broke out On the steamer Henry
Gray, which quickly communicated to the ad-
joining boats, and in less than FIVE minutes IA
steamers were enveloped in flames, and soon
proved total }oss
The following boats were DESTROYED: Henry
Graf, Pamela, Jenny Gray, Council Bluff, James
Wood, J. II. Conn, Potomac, Belmont, Cremona
and Commerce.
The fumes spread with terrific rapidity. The
heat was great and fcurs were entertained for
the safety Of the warehouses on Water street
devoted to them.
The amount Of freight on the boats WIS not
'%orEe- Some little on the wharf was destroyed
The Pennsylvania R. r., with her usual good
luck, escaped almost "scot free" Her Ship
ments OF merchandise for the west were on
board the Economy and South America, which
escaped entirely. The latter, fortunately lay-
ing steam up, was the means Of saring all the
other boats, some thirty, now here, from total
destruction. She took feet of four bouts near
est those On fire, and towing them away, left a
gap which made il possible 10 save the rest.
, 1859-05-09
The Plisadel1pllka Election.

The telegraph, with IFS usual inuccuracv, re-
ported thar the Slave Democracy had carried
Philadelphia at the election ou Tuesday last
By the papers oc that cit, We find that tile
Opposition wtre triumphant BY am average ma
jority Of a,5oa. TIE City Treasurer and Con,.
missioner we're the only officers voted tor by The
whole city. The lnta! vae for City Treasurer
was 4o,:5s; thut for City Commissioner, 49,=":;
the Opposition candidute for the first Office huv-
ing a,a9', and the Opposition candidate for the
second Office having -,17..l majority
OF the newly elected members If thc Select
Council. i nrc Democrats, Opposition: and the
board stands: Opposition ultlnLers IL, Deno-
cfats s. The new Common Council stand, !;
Opposition members, ia, Democrats II. The
b"At1+a in Announcing tho result says:
The vote Was very light one, or the ,uajori-
tics for the Opposition ticket would hare been
double What they are. Still sufficient flas been
accomplished to silaw that great majority Of
the people Of Philadelphia are uncompr,,,nisiny-
y opposed to tue policy, the practice and tile
men Of the Federal Administration party. The
result Of tie rlcct;nni~ in all respects gratifying
and particularly as il indicates wllt will bc Tic
result OF the lnor. important Stato election nrAt
October.
, 1859-05-09

NEw loRK.-Judse Davis, in supreme Court
to-day, passed sentence upon six uu1dertrs
The young Cllnaman. Quilnbo .Appo, who nlur-
dercd Mrs. Fletcher, was sentenced 10 be hung.
Jcau Bosqnc, the Italian who murdered fellow
countrsman, to the penitentiary for life. Nj
chael Flynn, who killed Freeman Cutting, ten
years Imprisonment John Glass, cx-policenan,
Tor the murder Of Vim. Decker, an accomplice,
twenty years. John u. Pfronlcr, who Killed
ClM!res 4. :stnrgis in q restaurant, Tor four
years. The Court also sentenced Joe Coburn,
the fighting man. to threc years in the peni,eu-
tia7y, for i mu1Aerous assault upon police
man, while in the discharge Of his duty.
, 1859-05-09
Meeting Of tho Board of Education.

CI1cAGo. AAy /. 1s5s.
PRksESr-Messrs. Haven, Carpenter, Mosely
Hoard. Ward, Bass, Dore, Hayes, Sheahan
Newberry and Taft.
ABsEs1-Nessr.. Foster, sturteyant, IIiygin.
son and Porter.
The minutes Of the last meeting was read and
approved.
The following standing committees were ap-
pointed By the President and approved by tic
:, Eatzathys dnd Groanls.-Ward, Foster and
Tat Book. md Course Of -11igginson,
Mosely and Sturteyant.
-dWurutu< and Far~il:vt.-Dore, Taft, and
Carpenter. =.
Examination cf 7s4tAtrv.-Nosc1y, Bass, and
Sheahan
N<<talt and Euuydt.-Fosters, Hoard and
,.1u1ainy tomma'es.-Hoard, Carpenter and
The President also appointed the following
subcommittee on the severa! schools:
Dearborn, Bass; Jones, Carpenter; Branch
Of Jones, Hi.ginson; Scammon, Sturteuant;
Branch Of Scaulmon, Hayes; Kinzie, Porter:
Franklin. Foster; Washington, lIoard; MoscIy:
Taft Brown, Mosely; Foster aud Branch bore;
Ogden, Sheahan; Sewberrs, Newberry; No. II,
Wurl.
The following pupils were restored to seats
in the High School: Maria l.. Turner I. f.
Aanahan Z. E. Snow, II. J. Creswell, aud Geo.
n. High.
4 communication was received from tile Prin-
cipal Of the lligh School. respecting change Of
lnurs Tor the daily sessions Of the School; and
on motions Of Mr.. Mose]ey, it was referred to
the Committee on the High School, with power
to net.
Mr. Haven, Chairman Of the Committee OH
tile purchase Of a school lot, which, on motion
oi Slr. Hayes, was rcferrfd back 10 the same
Committee with mower to :cf
Mr. Taft moved that tho President and Super
hare authority to purchase such refer
ence books as they may deem erpedieut, from
the avails Of the Jones fund, for the benefit of
the Jones School Concurred in.
". H. WELLS. Seer etarY.
, 1859-05-09

~ len Id Desirable Summer
i Re-a!=ncc M:cAsaH a.eaUe *eco.1 hol4e nort,.
Of No1t t eat side hs reat for the SUMMER or tor
i year. @.tl "r w..A'.ui furniture
Ata Stuss No. - Randolph .trees, and Store and Dwell
premises. Dr. HAVEN, Nc. Randolph street rnta
tui
, 1859-05-09
Senator Stewards Departure for Eu-
rQpe-3U E4cufI 1Hd n XnecclA.

Senator Sesvard's Departure for Eu-
roPe--An Eacort and a speech.
New YoRK, May ..-Hon. VIM II. Seward
sailed in the steamship Ariel for Europe this
morning. Tie Republican City Central Cou,-
mittcc made arrangements yesterday far IN es-
cort down the bay. a.d last night callcd on Mr..
Seward who, in replr in Il brief address in their
behalf, alter expressing his gratitude for every
act Of kindness showed him, said
Il do not wish any personal considerations to
come between ME and your friendship. / do
not wish to put myself forward in this great
struggle, but have boen ovcrru!ed by tic pa.-
tiality Of my fcllox ci;'zcns. You find nle here,
not in the path Of the parti7an. Ny opinions
and sentiments are unchanged. anu will not
suffer any change during my sojourn in inr-
ei.n land. The tics which bind nc 10 my na-
tive land may be strengthened but they mar
not be severed, and when absent, ! shall cher
ish the recollection If this event, aud the cause
in which you arc struggling. and when, by the
good Providence which has thus far watched
over me through life, return, trust shull
find my friends IS numerous they are here TO-
night. and find our country great, united and
free
The steamers Josephine and Aida respective
y charter d by the New York and BROOKLYN
Crntral Committees, accompanied the Ariel
down tic Bay, Mr. Seward bcing on board tile
former. lie would 20 on board the Ariel at
Sandy Hook
, 1859-05-09
Nem advertisements.

II {. st1d'Es. Aitersisn5 43ent, g pkursorn It
Il auors:e 10 reexi1< 4dse7t;.+s.ss 6.r m MT M ta
---.""Z - : ot1'. = ~ .AoytA. Ness IaI ts4ly
, 1859-05-09
The New York Papers on the Euro.
pcAu War.


At last Europe is palpasly on the very eve Of
that grrut war whose appfoacl, has been clear
to all seeing eyes ever siIce the 1st Of january.
The responsibility of actually commencing hos.
siltiea, and Of striking the first blow, is ttrown
upon Austria; but the moral responsibility will
rest not SO much on her ny on those who have
forced the necessity upnu her. The situation,
to borrow, q French phrase, is not Of her max
ing; she has done nothing which can be ton
strued into arrovocation, beyond standing upon
her treaties with tue snlalier ltaiiau States--
treaties older thnn Louis Sapolcon's Govern
ment, spd made only when they could not he
dispensed with or nrolded. Ecsidcs. she knows,
md ererybody knows, that Louis Napoleon has
meant war from tue FIRST. and tlat alf his ncpo-
tia&ious and proposals. Of Congresses Laye been
merely devices to gain time, and to render her
comparatively incapable Of resistance. She las
chosen the boldcr and munlicr, if not the wiser
part. She defends herself against the projected
assault BY taking the offensive. Her PURPOSE is
evidently to conquer Piedmont before the French
armies can arrive on the Scene Of action, md
than to Gttack and crush those armies i'll success
sion without giving them time to concentrate
their forces. If we may reason upon the c1,c-
rience Of Nnrtara and Norara in lo4:. when thc
campaign lasted only three days. this calcula.
tiou is not-ll grounded, 50 fur, 1t least, as re-
CARDS the conflicts between the Au>trians and
riedmoo1es- 1t Is thus not improbable that tue
wRr will open With rapid md brilliant xuc.
cessss on the Austrian side, and that Francis
Joseph may be able to replenish his vacant cof.
lcrs By war taxes lcvicd upon the conquered
u'untfy.
T., 2us such triumphs nus. be shortvcd, All
tne sP%ls of Piedmont caunot furnish n,caus for
ag Oh such WIT n this is likely to prove,
oesioee Aastria has no friends. She is ns per
iecu. slated to-day rs Russia was at the
h9.,4~,e.st,uggle. ~ ,e.s., EYen England, the only one
%1E61iORAyY ftinri.h;, e.. ~. H.. nx.t..t.J
, 1859-05-09

-" Who Of our city authorities will be the
first to connect his name with u full supply Of
water for the thirsty by suitable appcudagcs
to the street hydrauts with drinking vessels at
tachcd, where all might drink in these days Of
heat and dust. The sulopns ore now the only
resort for the thirsty, let tie cheap and humane
plan be inauyurascd rs indicated,
, 1859-05-09

-" v. A. lIendrie, dealer in Watches,
Clocks, 1ewclry, Silver Plated Ware and Spec
tac!es. III South Clark street, would most re-
srectful'y inform t,s numerous patrons and the
public that ha las removed bis store to No. l07
South Clark, opposite tile Mechanics Institute,
where he will BE- glad 10 mret his old friends
and rs many new ones sec tit IL give him a
trial. Ny machinery for manufacturing is all
complete. Wheels und pinions cut IL order.
Jcwelry and time pieces made to order. Re-
palriu. doue promptly. my+-lw
, 1859-05-09

Ws1ER1owS. y. T., May 7.-Thc Black Riv-
or Woolen Mills in this village werc burnt yes
lcrday Pm. The fire originated in the picking
roolu, and before the operatives the third and
fourth stories could be warned, cgress was cut
oil by the hanies. Some were rcscuec by lad
dcrs, aud others, to save themselves, jumped
from the windsws. Two were killed; thirteen
seriously injured two fatally. a number Of
others also received slight injuries. Several ure
reported missing There were sixty persons in
the building at the time the fire trokc out The
i"ss is estimated ut $4h,!"",; partially insured.
, 1859-05-09

ITO LOAN.-s50o to $4,000 on
l. o1e, two AMI three Years Inquiry .!
d. +. WARNER
Banking oaec ct 7. r. Campbell IS CIa1k street.
, 1859-05-09

Another Defeated DouGllfacc Appoint.
ed 10 All Important Office.
NAs41SG7ox, May ..-The President to-day
appointed W. u. bishop of Connecticut, meme
Der Of the last Congress, aud who was defeated
t"r the same office at the last election, to the
post Of Commissioner Of Patents.
, 1859-05-09

I TlfC IIVN.@-fH VTSOT1S are Here
~ y easone! .eaEs, ne o's,tinG reeevtas the tA-
nWitE p.tc. the Nute ta.ed April 18th lS4 II four
months fr 49, ani Not. dated AprI eS;h iss ri sx
n"'tfs nv a7 executed hv H. H. McFasiaHe ,avable 10
tc nErr Of fsnlt4 U. 1glad value ka+ TIT srn re-.
ris tr sait nuse- ts having ten o!t:ne,
Ns9 IW dlSy L. Z. MeEAKLANE
, 1859-05-09

Dn. k>SE's .ixcgic yorAGEs.-3fozart Hall
was filled On Saturday evening with large and
enthusiastic audience, tn witucss the gigantic
strides in discovery and in art there exhibiting.
We follow the adventurous navigator from New
York to the eternal ice Of the North; through
seas Of jcwels, until tie open Polar Sea bursts
upon the eyes Of thu Iamented pr. knne when,
from i'll icy clia nf Eve hundred feet III height,
lie :.azed upon its waters, which for six thou
saud years had ebbed and flowed. unseen bef,re
bs norsHl eyes, beatinh in regular but mourn
!ul cadence upon its ice.girt slorcs.-Lnuia lie
Udly t""r"r.
THIS exhibition will open at Mechanics 1nsti-
tutc this evening.
, 1859-05-09

TO REN'r-Lun,bcr Tarls-Tho
L I~oss now necu]Leihy Aearrt ca. on Lumber IT,.
alEiuk The Fur Mane ncE"t Ernnas tso blocxs ADnth
Of Twelfth ,trcrt bridge. r7real trar laid parallel
with lck connecting with seyerl IN tus1anL
railroads teAdsu tnl his e:t e9ua.e faci!eA
SDA No. IL south ftoE1rt1e~t. ap1l I'm ~.
, 1859-05-09
Go hellt.

u IT,, kENT- Second an'l third
- st"1-s t-paciun% AZ" rnr.ua.v well y,h.,}, ~ mr.
h'at.e 1aI if.nt aor. sAWiEIt, v.iluE L 10. 30 ID
, 1859-05-09

TO IsEN'r-A Hotel eight miles
l. from this city. In the village Of .l..s1sda Till
h"se + cw 4nh III, nevcE been cttIleG. AID il situated
u tho JuctsH Of the thir1yo St Paul at Fond t-4o
lt1lEa! I!,, tile htixauxrc avtnIl Punk Resi-.
which Il u the Af4eat th"naxhArcs !s.LnH TO thu
ferns \ i
, 1859-05-09

NANTED-A Salesman in =
,..,1, -, Wholesale GroseET ,Stor. Must tc well &c.
& = ZIP thiS CITY trade None other nee apply Al
ofes r U BOX :s7. with rial narae and ryf,,e1er1.
, 1859-05-09

IMPORTANT TO GES1LEnES.-Dr. Banning, Of
New York, will on Monday evening, ut II o.
clock, lecture exclusively ia gentlemen, ou Nor
lid Habit, and Specific Diseases, OF the first u-
i"'rtancc to both fathers and young 1nel1, and
wll give the remedies Lecture at i;loan's Com
nerciat Cullel.c. Admission Fro
, 1859-05-09

TO fENr-4A Dwelling House
,, h'iss la;.. ra;x Serrn r"om.. Pres 4ll per
- Nt"',e ~ -" y tlElNl AFGn,e. H1y41t{
, 1859-05-09
Ocean Marine Movements.

New Innk. May THE Steamship Civ Of
Washington for Liverpool with Sun passengers
and :';i'."l1 in specie, nnd the Ariel for Sonth-
a1nrton and llayre, with =l3 passengers and
s:;>". 100 in specie, sailed at noon.
, 1859-05-09

Southern Baptist Conventions,
richmond. Vn.. May i-The southern Ban
ti*t Conrrntion met to-day. Attendance large,
Richard Fuller Of Baltimore was chosen Pre,i.
lrut
, 1859-05-09
LOCAL. MATTERS.

- We wonld call attention to the Lecture
to Ladies', this i. ~, 5 o'clock, BY DR.. Banning,
Of New York city. lie may be consulted
Srasuitously at his room, No. ~, fremont
House.
, 1859-05-09

= 4 gentleman Of commanding address t!e-
sircs 4 situation in Sornc wholesale house in
most any capacity. tncxccptiunablc reference
given. Address BOX :.3s2, Post Ullicc. apis
, 1859-05-09

~ Persons Of scicntary habits ought to try
C"rys Stomaelic l'tters for Costyencss-it is
tczrranf<l to cured. Sod by ali druggists, nn
bE the proprietors, i. :. Cory Il Sons. ia South
ElaFk strptk. AMI I'M dir
, 1859-05-09

n With thermometer ranging from So tn
-, there eau be no greater luxury than COOL
clear. sparkling soda wafer, with choics frrit
syrups. L. H. Bull d Co., corner Of Clark aud
Madison streets, have their fountain in full
operation. and are prepared TO supply their Gus
toners with any favor desired. uy6~;t
, 1859-05-09

MONTREAL, MAY The extension Of the Mon
trcal Telegraph Company Line 10 further rnint.
is progressing rapidly, and will be finished BIZ
the 1st Of June.
, 1859-05-09
THE CITY.

=: HrF. Dr. Howard 1cases for Nrw Orleans
to day to enter upon his new field nf du,i,,.
sES1 GAch.--tIeenwood, the St. Louis thief
arrested here, has b"cn sent back to that CITY.
80 Rev, Z, n. Humphrey Of Milwaukee en-
'''s upon Ills dulles :l> pastor elect Of the Fis,
PRESBYTERIAN Church in ths city next Sabbath,
, 1859-05-09

WATER YurK GAHnES$.-lf you want good
rubber hose fitted 10 your l1y.lrants at n low
price. call or send tn the Rubber store, II Dear
born street, Que door north of Lake street.
, 1859-05-09

------------
Tltx NEw BLock on LAKE SraEE1, CoRSEn
"r uEAREoES.-Wc have seen the plans for
Judge Diekcs's new block, len fec. on Dearborn
aud 80 on Lake street, extending from the Hour.
nat Office building to- the store occupied By 4.
Jwgcr 4 Ce. We are indebted to +. Durling.
ESD, tlc nrcllitcc, of the building. for tue fol-
lowing description If it.
The building un the corner will be 81; feat on
Lake street, anu IL. Oh Dearborn strevt four
stories high in addition to high basement. The
basement will be divided into si1 Offices, each
having GTc-proof ,uuEts. The main story cor.
ncr room is to be finished for banking purposes,
and will be S3lx1s feet, having an entrance on
both streets; the south half Of this story will be
divided into three offices, each having irc-prooi
vaults. The main entrance will be on Dearborn
street, and will he II feet wide, into large hail.
having a marble floor. The banking Offices On
this floor will have two vaults each, burglar and
6rc-proof. The access 10 the upper stories " Ill
be by double iron stairway, into wel1-li.htcd
hall. The Offices will all be large and airy,
and tue partition wnlI> all Of brick.
The exterior of the building will be in the
piaiu 'RomanesQuc' style. The first and sec
opd stories will have stone fronts, the balance
will be pressed brick. The windows will BE- best
plate glass. The only wood work about the
building will be the doors, floors and windows.
The balance Of tue front, on Lake street, being
4G feet, will be divided into two stores--each a3
By 1eo feet, and four stories high-containing
MI the latest improvements: Total cost Of the
II.
, 1859-05-09

- Ladies' leaving Town tor the summer, Or
1ea'1"t Of i4a.ins !trlr furs destroyed by moths
ran, by leaving thcm at j. A. Smith L. Co.'S.
Hattcrs and Furriers, lis Lake street, have
them Insured from all dau,arc.
, 1859-05-09

Are you aware that at the Lamp and oil
Emporium you can buy the very best Coal Uil
in the market ihuviuS little Or no odor}: Tor
fl.:' per gallon. We IRE sole agents lor this
section, fur al article Of Coal Oil which cannut
bc surpassed Call 1T laj Clark st. mv1-Gt
, 1859-05-09
Dreaa Gtihutte.
1I1CA 4 GO.


EXTRA COPIES.
Extra copies Of the Tn-Weekiy prrss AND
Tkin'SE. continuing the matter Of Saturday
mornings pslly issue, HAY bc hud ut the count
ing-room Of this paper u Clark strcrt, and Of
the newsmeu
, 1859-05-09

s5- Old Hunks was delighted Saturday after
noon. Says if he was years Younger he
would nnrr.y the g'r! himself, referring 10 the
ntjcct Of Ills admiration. 4 lady actually
thanked linn in one of the State street cars for
eivin. her his seat, aud expressed her regret at
incnmmoding him. Old Hunks saws the pa>s-
cugers stared in wonder, that he never heard
the iikr before. lie AYERS that usually any
courtesy Of the kind is received by tue lady re-
c'picn, as If the SLAVE Of an Indian princess had
brought her q fuot>tool Old Hunks NAV be
unjust, but arr the ladies always consilcra.c in
these nattrr>: No lady has an innate right and
rrecmp1iou to n scat in car or omnibus, beyond
what is common to broadeloth as we'll The
surrender OF the part of rnascnlnto ought To
be received as Il courtesy, never as I. .ht con-
reded. There Is something in old Hunks asser-
tion after all.
, 1859-05-09

ExcnASGE.-Wc will buy drafts, certificates
Of deposit, and bank notes Of Eastern States
aud Missouri, Ohio, Indiana and kentucky
l.. T.. ALEXANDER l. Co, Bankers,
- Clark ST, between Lake nlti KanGnl1ll
, 1859-05-09

Ii [ i, Il

In t:s city, the <vcnfne Of the 5h tr<t At the e.
'..n>e II her >nn Mt Hrrrv ". Hing CHRISTINA IT,
"e II Wn. Hing Esq., Of Ma;s-hur9!l. L. viz County.
New York. in the t:sl .ar Il: l.cs So.
In this e:ty, Mar :h. nf CONSUMPTION. SARAH JANE
Wifi tf II. : Fatk<f formerly VI Springfield Ma>..
Friend, invite at.end the fune. Vi the residence
Of lrr husband. No. IL: Edna rlacr. cn satav May S
Ut : o'clock r. II.
, 1859-05-09

:~I !. ". Singer ( Gus new and improved
Family Sewing Machines: also. Machines for
manufacturing heavy garments nt every descrir-
tim, constantly On hand ut lia Lake street, Cl,i
caEo. \. ". HAER1s, Agent. np1:-3nl-c!',:
MAT1EsoS lIursE.-Tle Mutteson House is
now rai>eci to grudc The proprietors are pre-
pared To receive their old customers and friends
Is usual. NlssELL l. GOODRICH
CHICAGO, April 4. 1s5o. ap.-lus.cbs5
, 1859-05-09

Ne" booK nS LEVER, Sc.-DaYcnport Damn.
nrw novel by Charles Lcvrr; Ron Ton and
Eclectic fur May; Eanncr Of Light, containing
ih'eclers ser'slans; complete sets Of Our Mus-
cal Friend. and reterson's twenty fire cent eli.
'l"n Of the Wavelley novels as far rs issuc,l,
hare been received by McNallv / TO-. llu Dear
born street.
, 1859-05-09

INF A.r EXPOSITION 0rES.--Thi$ morning
1l1s Arr Exposition of our city is open to tic
rnbl'c at the Gallery fitted up in Rurcll's Elpck
"a the corner of Lake stree. and Wabash ave.
me. We shall devote more time and space to
t'e detail Of its attractions, which, it il enou.
10 say here, arc Of kind ut once sterling and
cr''lltab!c 10 Chicago. The catalogue comprises
alreanr upwards Of three hundred Paintings
engraslngs, statues, busts. bronzes. 4c., many
oftlcm of great merit and value. They have
been surrendered temporarily hy tlrir owners
to the rnrr"scS Of fostering Il lore for art in
orr midst. The announcement Of the ,nana.,,rs
will hc f'unl in another column. Let every one
Of our readers mark this Exposition us pronll-
nrHt among their engagements.