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, 1859-06-01

Tic markets duri,;s tho week l!'vc '>cf1
i.~s r5riicd 1!.an fr SUING iiae pasl. Wl'ei:t
lr4s 10; varied materially during the week.
1:.u,1 t!:1 ,ar?:c: las lee: r:tllt- unsettled
aud th.ri,l.linS. Cvra has declined Il x,
VIZ; considerable activity III the close. Oals
have l.;lncl "a 81. Barley declined ! ii 3c.
Fl."~ It'll and abort Soc lowcr. Nothing do-
uyin Provisions.
'r;4t s;ea,urr -1merie0 with Liverpool ad-
VIE. to III" :lsl, arrived nj Ha]itax to-day:
1ht te telegraph ini''4ns us that the spfe'ls:-
:,r< who hays. cnntro! Of ,l,e Nova Scotia line
r:4srd /, ALLOW the dispatches e} the -asaoela,-
I'd }':oss IL t4'u,o over til. lit!c.
NATIONAL FAxR.
The 1'rcsidc,., o t:,c National Agricultural
S4.:c:y w:.s in tir city yesterday, on business
connected will le c::',ice Of Il location lor the
lrst Animal Fair md Cattle Show. lie LEFT
last e.cnin9 !os Peoria;--. thriving little clt:'
,i,.;t il *ail 10 be ess.ccdinEly ambitious d
1,a,;.lg lle advantages nf slIc', gathering us
;i:at advertised 10 c,unc n!l. The day ii hold
i,... tho Fair is no: fixed: h:lt it IL understood
tint ii will lc ,::rlr III :icptc1a|"r. Ch'cae'
s 4 in l:cr p;,=sr. by making suitable guar
:,h:v aca:nst t>*%. 10 ;'.ing the Fair here, W.
trtlss tin: IL y:ant Of lihcEi1:'y will defeat
@::7, we !li1!!:; would lc gratifying to the man
a.,':* If the s,oc;ct: and +" ill co.lccrnct-
l'c~;a only excepted.
CONGREGATIONAL OPINIONS.
|; viii j: SEN by reference to the '"Frfcccd
it's ii sisc CONGREGATIONAL General Assocla
tim If lilinnls." published in ills day Pres
,:sn TRIn;-Sl:, that tl.. members Of the Con
@r.sa;.,:n1l Church in tits State, through tl:ei
q, snsl representatives, protest in e'nphat'
?.:ms against The lit. action Of the America
TAG: Sne:y ;n.l against, also, the &. rration
.:.' :1r1s'i,,s Fugitive Slavc Law. ~ admin
,..*etl ~ iA,, soddcn Democracy Of Oh;o. The
na only protest.: 9's': they propose actor
witch, VIC d:,ubt ,lot, will commend itself T;
vorah1y to iii vito svlnra'h'sc with them
tjcir vhws T.; right aid duty. The rcsol'
ti'':s q thai earnest and respectable body ri
il. found III .:,o;'acr column!
G.0k T.. L.. Il. II. ANNUAL MEETING
Tn aH:l.l;,! ,lcclinS Of tho stockholders Of Il
t,alena :..4G Chicago n:on Cuion Railroad Co
}a.ly. fr the c!ertion If director, is to l>c he
III this .'.ty to-day 4 number Of stocsilosac
'rn:n abroad Lave been here for soiac DAYS, Ill
w" ul:ders:.4'.I Tia: tl,c amount Of stock wilt
viii l." represented ut tic meeting. either
l'=:$:,l ur b.: proxy, will not full much, if I'll
below s5.tllnUn0 This fact is Indicative
thy marked interest felt br the stockholders
tlc result. The policy oi the old Read. or
least s,f;4 lA'rtioa Of il. with reference to I
Iowa connections o: tl}c road. has given ST
t1:s-at:sas;ion to tic sto.'af6!dcrsau the ei.
ti,,:. tu-luy will undoubtedly turn upon Il
q:,c sion. Tie opponents Of that policy a!tpt
very confident o! their strength, aud it is l
improbable that the rcsu. will lr the elect
cf a Doard q: Directors pledged to an cppos
course
MEETIAts OF HUNdsAR1ANS1 IN NE
YORK.
II.
, 1859-06-01

20 4 sirty.ese cent suit has passed the or.
t.r:i Of est side JUSTICES Court. the Superior
Court Of the CITY Of Chicags. and is now ap
pcalcl to the Supreme Court. The parties afe
oaraed BARN. and Mesks, the former n Justice
suic. the latter, mn attorney, for costs.
, 1859-06-01

~ The lightning made itse'fextrerne'y busy
in und about our city last week. On Saturday
night, in addition to places before noted, barn
On Washington Avenue, near Cnion Park, vas
struck and much shattered. It belonged to 4
] Nun named Barnum.
, 1859-06-01

SLoAS's CoxuzRc1A1 Col1Ecs.-Last evening
the following yonng gentlemen passed highly
cteditable examination before the Board Of Ex-
a1niners practical accountants crd business
men, Of Sloan's Commercial College. md WIRE
awarded diplomas: James Nelson, lanes Gro
foot, ]. II. Smith, ]. K, Rowlcr, Calvin L.
Spaulding, Charles 4. Bass, Thomas Brydtu.
, 1859-06-01

~ About Aslf:past eight o'clock last even
ug I'm alarm Of FIRE was sounded for the Fifth
District in .lr North Division. The fire was
near the extreme northern limits Of the city.
i,y one report it was said to hare been the
North Avenue bridge,
, 1859-06-01

c=- The Festival Of the Wabash Avenue II.
E. Church, c, Metropolitan Hall last evening"
passed of most delightfully."-, md aa we ara glad
to apnouncc was in all respects brilliant sue
, 1859-06-01

- On Sunday night sonc scoundrel at
tempted to get fire to the large frame building
on North Wells street known as the Scott House.
4 hc*p Of shavings and rubbish was piled in a
! back .4om and sci on fire. OlicersStewart and
Pc;,ie discovered the same in time to c1t:nGuish
it without q general nlurtn.
, 1859-06-01

ITO RENT-The Two Story Frame
J. dwelling. No lsa Dearborn street, North Division.
Has water aAe tres bum. &c. VIII Be RATED low -
good tenant exchanged for year fnt hn1se On the
Souh Side. Inquire Al SHOWS Seminary 20 Huron STRUT
ia .l}rafr1 itl-3tY
, 1859-06-01

The C1::c1xSA71 ExccRSloS,-The excursion
lists for Cincinnati arc to be all aboard 1t tue
Chicago, Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne Il. r., de-
not On tue corucr or yan 1}uren and canal sts,
West Side, this morning, at '.2o 4. H., or as
soon after Us possible. The train being re::;;u~
lar one, will leave positively on time at ~ 4. il
, 1859-06-01

ITO RENT-Superior Sewing MAJ
J. ebInes to rsnt. Apply It No. Il Dsa:l.E1 :Es 7.
TuGm7. tjel31-akSl j. Nt9t4-* i.es-
, 1859-06-01

-" "it Is sin to steal d pin, = and under the
statute, Justice Mi!liken held Patrick Welsh to
bail yesterday in sou for tho larceny Of gold
, 1859-06-01

- Mrs. Dostwick's pupils give their Soiree
Musicale at Metropolitan Hall to-morro" eyen'
, 1859-06-01

N7ANTED.-A Situation by q
W yorag English woman. lately arrived IN this eorn
try. Where smother gil kept preferred address
, 1859-11-10
TIL E. CITY. !.
~ Sec advertisement Of Scholarship tor

~ Hon. abraham Lincoln is on a short
visit tn this city. lie is stopping ut the fremont
House..
, 1859-11-10

THE GREATEST WONDER OF
1HE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof, Woods Ifalr Restorative.

lie 81. Laa., No. rxa.oesas: E*lo. We pasi.h
liter & t. Dr. W. q a. r. Y o .a1*e ae1 "
II. A-s tunc. evidence uu-t hare IL snsft+ ~tt
coming on rrhas -,ufrt. II eesaca - a5s sua;a:
tess truth nre1s 'aauns u1<ss kut
ie:5 rum the pres: M,.,
attention caleb uon,h sluee TO d. hlthl5 tasdsl
etc.. Of you: hLE sor4,!re ~A in1u ed to uaie a
ssy. ps.;.sy tas :h,si willie; ny .Lis1e1. Of a
eha7eser. stscs monks tuce psoea:et oote az
ssufi sss@1ias ~ 1h a ae. sisst
aAyo since Isocistd anoth1r b<HIA HhEh have I3e3
x b.t s. l.. y .sa nj
Iest I'd eis7 ~ it*a before f9t t.en.
Tie aeoe: nos<e deem due 70 .au tsr sa'aaaie
discovery A.sssk uhsxrE vii rishty rse a.
directions. wi. MT have nseason TO eon17dset nv
e.axm'ns. 7m citizen .! .ls SI asd 1ss.1tst ~ st.r
eae htse and .dielatn: t-wns yoa may m.ks of
lie asore Wit NJ nane ataehel !. = s.ss as.st -
nj s<if a1s tr,i.r ,au1a 4 Z KASAoSD.
WOODS HAIR KE-IuhATtyE-
Trotsso. Woat-I sir: ltay:nS h14 iae mtkoftuEe
y<o. fs1e AZ o.xs. =: .a.as:a ~ t.
~ taiss e. sst. w 81 81 aov sa:x .a 1.y aal
~ sor t1sress r "el a''1. Z ySS L tas
.'t*s aTie sa*s sasa IT, 4, Erat as1 l. ,ssp
- and,ns Ard rast the un COX Church At E!ook-
a ~ u sc-*aan II great tesPef + YtK ~ sa'
S. Nasut .t* ~. II i. q ,sf NV
Constant teuteuv !, itching Win which hare ttea
no esae! .f,e's *iu sa;,aat Ike sas ls4.I: Sr
e. :.;; s;,: il
uru.x;2:3 a.I Fancy Coos Itea.e:s- Eut
, 1859-11-10

CIncr1r Cornr OF THE UNITED STATES, SonTu-
EnS D1s1R1cr OF I1L1Sols-Cldrles Gfejyedr It.
at. vs.. Cooley. Farrt| d. Co., and osdtrs.
orlSloS or .Cn6E pErxAoSp.
There are suits brought By the complainant
for an alleged infringement OF Patent Tor u
certain process OF manufacture Of 1udia-rnbbcr
goods.
A motion is made for preliminary Iujunc-
ton, which is resisted b5 the Defendants, who
ask lime u defend said suits.
1t appearing BY the bill and the exhibits and
atfidavits thereto annexed, that trial upon tue.
merits has been had before the Circuit Court Of
the United Statcs for the District Of Maryland,
uud that the compliments hare obtained juslg-
ment in their favor in said cause, BY which juds-
! ment both tue validity, Ct tue patent and the le'
gal title Of the coinplaiuants to 1t have been sus-
tained, the bill shows a prima fdcie case for sn
| Injunction. Although the decision Of aDy other
Of the Circuit Courts Of tue United States il not
binding upon. this Court, yet it la. alwnEH been
the practice Of the Courts Of The United STATES,
| on the principle 0f comfy, to regard the de.
cissou OF the Courts Of other Circuits US cstah'
lishin5 priaaa fdeie case in favor Of the right
| of the complainant in q c4se for Infringement oa
a patent. If, therefore, this Court had any
doubt in regard to the case made By the coill'
plainanls upon which point it is not necessary
consider the judgment Of the Circuit Court o
Maryland upon The matters iu coutroretsy q:
sufficient to entiile :he complanants to pEclinl
| iuary Injunction. II the defendants desire II
contest The rights Ct the compiainaass, the,
can do SO upoa Cling with the Clerk security il
the usual form. The motion Of the complain
ants for preliminary injunction will b. grant
cd rs to all Of the defendarts who shall not, o.
or before Monday, the l4th?of November, file
bond satisfactory to the Court, with tue usuu
account mud idenlnity 10 the compla:nants.
Goodwin. Larned i Goodwin, Solicitors fu
| tie plaintiffs; Van Ar1nau liawlcy, Solicitor
| for the defendants,
, 1859-11-10

CuARLEs1owS, Nov s.-The trial Of Cook at
tracted q great crowd ip the Court room both
Yesterday and to-day. Cor. " llla1d and Mr..
Crowley, brothersiu law Of the prisoner, occr-
pied seats brh,nd lain. Ills counsel nIe J: Z.
Mcdonald, Esq, Attorney General. and Ar:
yoortes, District Attorney Of Indiana, aod
Messrs. Lawson Dotts and Green Of the Eir-
ginia bur. The prisoner WAS we'll dressed and
maintained firm aud digniticd demeanor. lie
plead guilty to all the counts Of the indictment,
except that charging treason. The demurrer
to tue count Of treason was argued by the coun-
sci and orcrruscd by the Court.
4 Jury was obtaincd-the questions put to
them being about tue sasue as in browns case
Mr. Green io1 the prisoner admitted the fact
If the prisoner conspirinI With Slaves TO rebel,
which IS punishable with death or imprlson~
ment for fife.
Nr, Hunter then rose and read the confession
of Cook. 1t il written by himself and fills 81
foolscsp pages. 1t elieits nothing new: exeep,
the faci that he duplicates Fred. Douglass aud
DR.. Howe. The confession is to bc published
| in a pamphlet for the benefit Of SAM. Z. Young
one Of the wounded men ut lIArper's Ferry.
The session of tee Court today was npeut If
taking testimony and opening the argument fol
the State.
The public feeling against Cook is stronge
than a:aiptt any Of lhe other prisoners. He J.
regarded rs having been spy for the insurtec
tionists. ,,,
strong efforts will BE- made By Gov. Willar'
| to sare his life.
, 1859-11-10

WAsn1Sc1ox. Nor. 9.-la Chihuahua, peti-
tions arc iu circulation calling upon the GoT-
crnor Of the State to suspend the execution Of
the Law. The clergy arc at the foundation Of
these disturbances.
The President has commuted the sentence Of
Cant. Holmes Of Maine, who was convicted
some time since Of the murder Of sailor on
tue high seas, aud sentenced to be hung on the
o5th inst
I.ey. Dayid II. Junken has been appointed
chaplain in the naTJ.
: Tue first number Of Hon. Thos. 3. Florence's
Democratic Quarterly R*ritp will be issued on
Saturday.
South to-day. lie has not yet opened the bids
for the transportation Of the mail between Port
land aud New Orleans.
J. i. Thomas. the special delegate from
Brownsville, had m inferno" With 1he see!e'
the alarming condition Of tie frontier of the
Kio Graude.
, 1859-11-10

Though the entire party ticket was elected
in Cook County ou Tuesday last, VIC donot de-
sirc to claim the result us great Republican,
victory. Tic contest was mainly personal,
anil tile Democracy did nothing more than
sandwich one Of their number Between Il
couple Vi Republicans, without the consent Of
the latter, aud dub the wlln4e an "Indepcnd-
ont Ticket" Tic movement itself was a con-
fc=sion Of party weakness, and its lailure is
good evidence or Republican strength. O.
all the candidates htiore the people Of tho
county on That day, Mr. 4. II. BosnES, tit'
Treasurer; has most reason to be compliment
cd by the result. Against linn the push was
made; the verdict Of the people is IN assu-
rance that they believe, in spite Of the elamor
Of Ills dcfamcrs, thai the affairs Of lis Office
have becn correctly aad conscientious]y ad-
1ninistcrrd. \ majority Of more than 1900,
out Of l,alf vote, is au endorsement Of which
no mny well bc proud. His competitor was
one Of the best men Of the partr TO which lie
belongs, aud withal deservedy popular; but
even lie WIS diatanced
, 1859-11-10

REHABILITATION.
Ctr, Towns. TSt.1.
Eoydcn's nsaionty......... a. 20. 15st
The remaining towns will probably increase
poyJen's minority to about 900.
, 1859-11-10

TARM TO EXCHANGE.-We
i,re farm nf ITO aeses u rxeh1nze for city property.
iarzc portion "f The fas7 tsaeed 7:a s.s ben e'
tulIa: Is VEL supple! With Timber AMI wates and stu
sted sth!n three miles Of town Of DIRE tanu rhaot-
s4nts- ApiiJto SHiF FC jchS5'S.
n-A3rtm u Lax1le ktrtff.
, 1859-11-10

Our dispatches this morning are not very
definite; still they Indicate pretty clearly a
Republican triu.nrl,-bo,k in New York anu
Wisconsin. Thuzlow Weed claims the cleo
lion Of the entire Republican ticket in New
York--thosc Of the nominees WHO are Oh the
1..ica ticket by %. 900 majority. and those who
arc no, l,y 5000 ,najority. Cur ndsices from
Wisconsin arc too mcaSre to speak certainly
y: tic result, though tic indications strongly
.,ivvr the SUCCESS Of tho Republican ticket.
Iu New Jersey, G.. S. Oden. Opposition, is
elected Governor by about 600 majority
Tie Lesisl ,turc is very close and III doubt
, 1859-11-10

4S AFrEAt DESERVING Generous REs-
PoSsE.-Lewls Smith, a co'ored tnan. is no" IN
this city soliciting contributions from the chuEit-
..,,;.. ,.s,d; :, s,,. Iar;. 80 s,.;,t,,
.a-,- o~;don.e. ~ b;s ns,.o,o1 INTEGRITY md
.~..., c.on, cor ch,sa of mi, f:,ss;r. n
cr,r ,nd nerI G.. Fee of Kentuckr- Ce,r7t
sm;,h If Sev Yort. Rer- YIN. Perkin. ana
1ohn Jo,};fFe Of Cincinnati. Oh;o. and manx
o,ber esteemed and well known gentlemen.
The circumstances Of the case afe briefly these:
1r;r ,n,.,ar he;no d;s.n,tad m. oh,;,a,l IN a.11
49,. 49,, -.
Lewis. WHICH e"as oa tne Po'h' o1 ooins' 10
80 South, aud he thus separated him from his
rita and children In tJ,.s extremity a gentle.
wy 1,-",. -
man named AemIooE, came forward and re-
deemed him for 81 900, and then permitted
Lewis to work out his own freedom, When
.h;s .r,. do,s III, m,.tor c,re him t;z wife ond
tu's "ns ~ 1'Ae u ~ A' 10 "s.e .1aa
two children, and no" oilers h'm the otneri iour
for $4,000, OF the amount he has now $3.50.
lie will remain in this CITY for week or more
.-..-s.H.s, r.,
ano any assistanee 'eous'eu n'n' We lea assu1
ed will be most Worthlly bestowed. Ito loves
his wife and children, and takes this course to
~.do.,,, h;s orn fesh and hind f,on pte-,,l
feoeen' a's o"n "e4n ano o''e" no@. e'esna'
slavery. ANY contributions LETT at the Counting
Room Of tile Press AND Tn,prss will reach
1ew;. md he most tb,ntf,,,v recp;vca.
~" 010 ~ 'No'' -"'1
p.,..-, c..v -. cy7v~ 80, nssr.r,ox
Il iA4Sf'- SNSs VI e41A" AND D&sA
tine Of our Dubuque exchanges contains a rel
crence to painful case occurring in this ric,ni-
.v t,.srn. hv a nr;r.tc letter f,or Etc;n
t.aaco -. n.,,n.,,a,- occn,+,n,a tb,, 49,
1,s ~-s w. " ..a ~as,.s 49,. ana eo,ca,n;a.
rss se a. - -, ,.,a,s }.-. ,1o.t ..s.,;
',-,ss~..:,...o.
, 1859-11-10

Faxcr GooDs AND TOILET t.ARr1cLEs.-
JoHx D. rARk h.. just opened \ fine stock Of
Fancy Goods, viz:
O11s. Pomades, pomatuu,, Or Marrow, Hair
Tonic, Washes, Of fine quality
uAte BacsnEs, Hat Brushes. Tooth brushes:
Clothes Brushes s,-English and French, Of
the best patterns.
Powders, Perfumes. &c-
DaEss1So Cases, Travelling Dags, Cabas, Port
Foiios, Necklaces, &c.
poR7 MoxsAEs, Wallets. Purses, Cigar Cases
Of the most elegant styles.
AxApl<r- camphor Ice, Rouge, Carmine Pow
der and other Cosmetics.
RcnnxR Goons, Hair Pms, Head Dresses, Belt
Buckles, Elasties, Head Nets, &c
koRx SCREWS, Tablets, Bracelets, Brooches
Tea Bells, Fans in endle ratiety.
Remember the place, John D. Park. No
1u4 lake street. nos3t
, 1859-11-10

NTANTED-An experienced slr'
w 10 10 kitchen work must be good Ccok WasheE %
and isou4r Suaeb hut thoHa taAt give good e9 'e'
CAGES w4.isd. atty atlss Michigan a*eaue.
EGtIl4scL
, 1859-11-10
ELECTION RETURNS.


We appcud the following as the mnjori-
ties for Treasurer in the City and County
In most Of the towns the Clerks Of the Election
have sent in their returns, and the entire vote
will be cauvassed in day or two at the far
thest, when we shall give the entire returns
By these figures Doyden's majority in tho city
is 5'o; in the entire county, rs far ns heard
from ] ,oc4l:
, 1859-11-10

Pu,LApk1rH1A, Not. 9.-The Germans ceae-
brated The centennial annis erzarr Of Sehil1er's
birth with q procession. in which all German
cficisl Societies participated. Each man carried
a torch, aud displayed numerous de.ices and
trauspareucies. including large bill printing
press in operation. Many houses were ,llumin-
a1el along tue way. There Eas brilliant dis
ptay Of fireworks Sa!utes were fired during
she march. On reaching Broad street, the
torches we're thrown into heap and consumed.
Aaer listening to IN appropriate address, the
crowd dispersed,
, 1859-11-10

No7,cE.-Theze is, At this time. in Chicago,
an indiridunl, who cures Epilepsy lie is, esi-
dently, the only Que Win has arrived at the
means. Volumes could be said regarding this
matter, both Of the means and the experience
ot the inli1idual. It, however, is thought
better that personal interviews be substituted.
which can be had {free Of CHARGE by aadrs ss-
ing 4. u. {prc-paid) at the Richmond House.
THIS, also, embraces q cure Of partial Aberra-
tiou of the Mind. Tue best reference will be
afforded. nosTt"
, 1859-11-10

Browns Bronchial Troehas.
Brown.s Bronchial Troches.
Bronchial Troches.
Bronchial Trochss.
Browns Troches.
Browns Trochas-
Troches.
Trochos.
~P,e- eu,psnt!y the tsxt an! best"
REV. HENRY WARD BEECnEE-
N recommend their use to Public Speaker.
REV. E. Il. CuAP!S. Ne" ToRk.
.Greas ters1ee II tuhtuinE noassent*s-
REV, DANIEL WISE. NEW YORK.
.1h.r. ororsd them exoe1sen, sos WhoopinE Cough"
REV. II. ". WARREN, NoSIoS.
~Grat benefit In a1=et1ons Of the Bronchial oFs7ns'
Dr.. II. LANE. BOSTON.
~ Laale aud ples.at combustion f'r Coughs. &C.
DIT. G. F. BldELow. BOSTON.
~Couta!n 60 OPIUM OF sanythIn=!aIu'sou.-"
DR., a. A. HAYES. CHEMIST. BOSTON,.
avery bezs1c!n IN ele.aas uae throat wksa compelled 10
spe4k though suffering ftaa Coia-
REys.1. P. ANDERSON. ST. LOUIS.
.1h.,,,s,x roiie In .hr ahove romuendaton."
EEv. II. SCHILLER. ST. LOUIS.
"A friend having tried p.ay remedies fos Asthma win *
bsoeet, fo7nd relief t:nna the TroeAes--
REV. d. LETS. FRANKFORT ILL.,
EFso,d ~ Dsasxtst4 eve1ywhese. Is ceats per Gox-
souby PEETOH d CO..
oelo.s4e&m ~ Lake street. oppostts fremont Hoost
, 1859-11-10


Nsw Yong, Nov. o--This city elects one Rc-
publican Senator, which is Democratic 1oss
The Mozart Hull Democratic nominees fall rery
far behind the Tammany candidates.
The Tribune figures out the result Of the cleo
lion in the State yesterday as follows The
tivc State officers On the American and Repub-
eludes Comptroller, Attorney General, State
Treasurer, Judge and Clerk ofthe Court Of Ap-
peala. The other four officers on the State tick
etremain IN doubt, but the Republicans are
probably elected.
The new Senate is undoubtedly Republican,
probably By III increased majority, and the As.
sembly is ai.o strongly Republican.
The County officers elected aEe three-fourths
Republican. ...
1he vote ia New York city Is only ., goo,
over Il, 900 less than registered. The Demo,
cratic majority in the city for Comptroller is
l2116; fur SecretarY ofState, l2,0.1.
, 1859-11-10

Troops Sent TO Brownsville, Texas.
WAsa1xo1ox. Nor. 9.-N'hi.c the Cabinet Was
in session yesterdar, the President received a
dispatcl, showing the pressing necessity for
military assistance at Brownsville The Sec,e-
tary OF War within half IN hour thereafter, il
sued instruction to Capt Tickets, commanding
his men in readiness for a march, and as the
same time the Quarter-Master It New Orleans,
was tc!eg1aphed to make arrangements for
Transporting the troops to Point Isabel, to
which place they are now probably on the way.
, 1859-11-10

Dosras, Nov. ?.-The returns, including The
whole State, gives Banks, for Governor. up
wards Of 5000 majority On the whole rote, and
plurality orcr Butler, Democrat, Of moro than
$4,000.
Tie Senate, rs far As heard from, stands q
Republicans to Democrats, and : doubtful
Tie House stands ls2 Republicans, so Demo-
Gratis, aud 1 Opposition.
The entire Republcan State Ticket is elected,
, 1859-11-10

yEw YoRk, Nor. s.-The great Folding Iron
Beds,e.d case, before Judge 1ngersoIl, in e. S.
Circuit Court, WAS decided here to-day in favor
of The New York Wire Railing Company, sus-
t9ss s ps ort1 he rss. 's' n H.
x.and lfr
, 1859-11-10
crrrff Smith Iumanc.

The report which We huve by telegraph thls
morninr Of ltc confinement Of Mr. icfr't
smith in the Insane Asylum q. Ct'ca, n H.
will scarcely be credited By those "l'o arc per,
sona1ly acquainted with ihc gentleman without
subsequent confirmation. We sincerely tFos1
there is some mistake in tue matter.
, 1859-11-10

We hare no direct Intelligence from the
Sixth Congressional District. Wo understand,
however, that private adviccs received fEcm
Springfield, yesterday indit=te the election If
AcClernanl hy about tie usual Democratic
,uaortty
, 1859-11-10

Trenton, Nov. 9.-Chsr1es S. 01den. opposi-
tion. is without doubt elected Governor by
1,eoo majority. The Legislature is probably as
follows Scnate-l2 Democrats, Republicans,
/ American. uouse-:y democrats, IS Repub-
licaus, 5 Americans. There are still doubts Us
to the House, the vote III some districts being
very close.
, 1859-11-10

KINGSTON, G. W.9.-The store of Henderson
Cowan Co. several dwellings aud the steamer
Britannia, at her wharf we're destroyed BY ire
last night. The loss Is partially covered bF IN
suranct.
, 1859-11-10

1.ls compounded ent:sly [ou Gums. and hiss become
n e.aastr.! 1S'. Sta1iasd Ar..cthe. kn0 AID Ap-
proved by Al that have uae 1t. now 1oEt<f l.. With
LuIdeneE In Ill diseases F wEEh 1t Is fttei1uItEt<d
I. e. cured fhn.l aal% =: ChrcnEe piarrhra, Sum
within iAe Iass twa Ysz7s = Complaints. Dyxhs-
who ha kista ur al AuI<s r. DnE.s. S.H ~tal ..
Of 1etsf, lite nuntft IL HabuA cost!*fres+ C'I
unsolicited ct!taG.les IL =. chn'xn. Ctrie!a Nor
nv possession >hnw. ruA thateFA lnf1nfuna.
The Go.e 11nak kc adapted tliulrnst. Jaa:dl&< Re
tn The teup n: a{ the mae Weakness snA NAV
lalIsidu j tak1rf It, anc: = n+&d successfully
.et in such su .nticsas - 4,r.iasEy Family Mj-r.-
act gently na the Bowels - Il waI c17e SIGN HEal-
LII The Gica e. Of 5aur ACHE lAs thuh-2nts en-
]ucsreat x:.~ yu :s.ttf n twsatr minutes.
u.x l.: Ibe LivEE tNTI. Il fhsee T<AstscOu-
EyI,ATuf and 1t vii :: f1!. taSsn II tonsnencs.
cure Liver Courta ota~ I'LL = nens VI attle&.
uous -AttAckA, pts1epn1a. -
Al who are ns1nG Wing testimony In ia favor.
~ Nix MAtiF tae month With tbs lnykosatoE. and
II r.. \ Ft.af
, 1859-11-10
BY TELEGRAPH.

loving to the rain storm last night and to.
day. the lines between here and Springfield are
not in working order. We are IN consequence,
without returns from the election held in thu
Sixth District Yesterday for Congressman
KEp.}
, 1859-11-10

NEW ORLEANS, Nor. s.--The Opposition have
elected thirteen ofthe Representatives and three
Senators.
An anti.Shdcll member and an American arc
elected to Congress BY lESce majorities.