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1sl Aie..nt~r Menru AID Aar:ets Aerr. til win.
sui 4I,ryey Dar:son And Ju.IA ". lawson. bis vtfs
~. The i:sa :ay Hf stttemb<r !a IN. 1e.s Of oaF
Lord thauaaot xxht kurtd and nfty f.ns. e4stute
aad teiv,T 70 Je.se L.: Ltaven *erh etrsn esea Of
beaFnx G3se The AE1 JtAk Aftfesal3 10 r.
the payment Of sheL TuntA'sy nCte4 e*eh Of
caie with saa norksxe anil sa 1hsr 'i n"1txaSs
Eeulobsst 4t described, aai xh!.h sa! ntostKtse vat
del fer IN Ksrnnters saies Cao@ vuunsv.
.ts, Nineteen Of M15tkztes oAxe tn~> sas1
oae. and vi ch sa4 moft<Ake ana nots* ~ste by ttl
Leavxnvo!th assisutd 10 re. the Hntets ga fs ~
cay Of ApsL H. Ie1s LID default na.n. oten Eaat In
the Of Tbs holes cued 70 LIZ pad ~ ssa 6ft'
kaxs I'D not-, hn III pat 4re. l'uH therefore,
punc ru..ce s hsthY tvsn hat In pursuance Ct aod by
puwef In. and The 4utrtty BY And net<aEo
conferred ar ts puFp.a of p-> Ing sa!1 nc1ea ihail
"Wednesday The twenty eight JAY Of tecenh~r. S II
ths hoar ostn In the ''s.cn Of lhat daY II ~
toEth Of ils Coutt HuuSe IN Tie LII u II
couesy Of ccok ~s state "f !lnti III a. puhc aae
le hx t1ts1 for eas The futuWtnt cste<d
premises Assal< ns Art teil: in .adt t Chicago u
ID. County Of E0sk+ and state 1t lGcA kroxn ~ 1T
nuhe1e. nheteen III btDrk auntvsEa thirty w IN tbs
seho,l $ect!uu .til iu C,ess" ux.Lu Hsne rrs MI
ae* ae.crr.s in w. xxxr tcxethsr with Ill and ssn-
eala1 the suern.'ss her tsan~n'. and a2puf
fhrrrunt hel Gf Ia any vue *n1 ~ 1hA
right aat tlity Of s-emrsina Of .aia sexaa.s H. Aef'
rel and Harvey \. Dassn 10 and to aa!a pIemisss.
WILLIAM II UEDES, Ar4.x1ee ef ta!d NuIt{aEe
CD*ksy1R i RAoxrAk& A&ll lor tie Asa1kor<s.
t.a{r, m .ati.l.r s-tn ucssa1,p IN =
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CTATE OF ILLINOIS. County Of

IkAIE Ut 11I1NV11, NUUuIt ot
kJCcot. s-supss!trc Court Of Ca!c1sn. Feb u1y fern.
lsy u C. tarht iatt partners En.ef tss drna
nare nf ltsa.'ty + C4l.pts lAuastMers:
ana e. {. s'Ac:2b+I :tE w1tt 0: at:aehmen ssstA
Of the f. 4 shc C1slk a! ies sufsTaf Losr u III
Ne Ees County satt ~. sFn<: ste ts:..e st,id ~:
~ h1rc,xi Twelve .t':} dosf+ GtsexFd 10 ahr
sher@ .f c.o. County vasa s VII - r e. TsTsn.P
3D. Tow. the-ef uo!fs~ Sou tls sid AaTtn T.
Esa.Iey Ii. t.. Z. Campbell 49,. b ~ Appear
hef The 81. C.ust .! tL!sax.H os fos tht
uouse ia !.y Of Cnie tt.t MeaiJ Of Feb.
TT! D. .st Eye spse TT l. az Res ,ia's 70 ins ,11 qe
y; "a Of "a Rock ccnaty Daax .n! +. n:Sh
Of the pfpp tY attached he sufficient 10 sAs&sy 1hA
Ell aa1 costs Will BE- *.ti xat!y the sAme
WALTER klMBALL. Clerk.
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WTEST LAKE STREET MILLS:
We ba.e rzaned our MI ~ asr nE y oE 1Ir 1a;es
f az. Coco sad at'tFsSdo SoKR K III es u
f4&sKt- axf and rs ". Lake d.
flhicAEo ullnu9
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e Noticc.-The undersigned,
Stockholders In the Merchants Bauk OF Macon Georgia
BY the provo1t ot It's GlArter made personally Liable
for IL issues. The notes o! this Eank will be taken By
On deposlt on the a,me terms =. Kentucky 1naaaa aad
Chic. H.A. TUCKER L. co.
, 1859-12-08

ncas the wnnecIfnl perfection 10 which A. Ohswsdt sae
raaaager nt BAehto n. ~ Las brought tie manusae
ture of .s and Toupess Invited 10 ,lt hll Wig and
HA!r Dynk Roatos At No. 100 Lake street. and examine
theAe curious productions o? AT. No tc1tlny detect
The artificial from the natural when adjusted to the head.
6AS.f
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CIAIE E VF JV&IH11 II. UE1s-
~ orLu nxcrAs1p.-Pu5:!e notice Is kt:e5y given to
Ill taysE e.lrs as d. Hand tae Etate q
Jvs ah H. &. rotd. tscxa4e prtsrnt tho for nj
tua;e4tIoo aLd settlement S1z srEm Of The County
Cou Of Cox Co1nsF. to he hct<a tae Cou't 10
the Ctv Of Ehesxo, ca the Third Mond7y Of JsLua5y.
4 D. .stv. oer the ld.!. d.y s:evot-
lItrT II. GEEhCLU A:1..!.s-s:Ys1.
HENRY u. WlLNAEIa. Administrator.
ft.a
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NTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ Of Conx SS-C1eutt C"utt Of Cook County. Janu
.ry Term. iro.-Aans sove:ine ci~Sua r. c:sus An
drew Cawson.-tn In ch2neery.
A.iAyt IT thp u.o resien.e Of Claus Aasew CFawtc,
.e!tulsat aooys nse4 haxta< teta tiled IN tie uta.a
II ts tlesk Of sid Circuit uIt If C1ok County No.
tics /. Hereby kiye3 the .4it Claus Aae~ C4wsn.
tai said anaAt bird het 5 u eon. iAn III the fad
the ehacery ride ert ths e+nlh ay
VI November ls:3 and tl tasT upon ia+ut,t
ut u .l aIaist al 1t 1ast ftt.fnabs the
n-~i oud.y VI January ue1t. s& H ID bJ Is~ 'tlrs1
Now, unts> s. u, Ead c!Ans Andrew tl.w.as- shal
Personality be And apptaT btfate said CFeuS Cont "
he pdtn Chicago IN saA county. the Int Monday of
January l>e. aaA plead. ans~er Or desnur !" sk~ .sd
an tnlp:. e..azx. AID atc.l will k faktn
fss4 and a.7,1 Ncfo.s.:rx tu ths
tfayrF II NIL bill. M,l. l.. CHURCH Clerk.
oxxtrr / MkS&oEx Comr:1t Sn!'1a nu1A 1s ~
, 1859-12-08
L {. PAlNE FKEEK,
Master Ii EhanccrJ OF COOK t'ounty-
Chicago. Nov. ", ls.9. nn.l-'i'u I'd

- TATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook
~ County, Cook County Circuit Coult. Soyenbar
Term, 4. D. 4as4- Toomas s. Uekar.on X. o. How
Land and " lillian G. Iunss.
Putlc notice u her by given to the sad William Z.
Jones writ attachment Eued Iut VI he oee VI
Clerk Of The Ioos s;oaay Circuit Court. At.l the
tf dsy at November \. D. 1852 At the su ef tee sai
Jbom.s =. Dckrr-aa xnt anst tho eetlts Vt this saa
William L. 1Gnes the nine huatrd aud seventy.
p11 du.l4Es and ,hitY e<ntA directed tho ShG13 u
At2As Cuuaty, which saa wit ha% h<en returned
eu:ed.
Nov thetefarr. unless you the sa:.i William C. Joaea.
teut cou1, beiu,t the III: av Of the ne4l Term
thereof Ia holden 1t the Co4st lause & The city Of
thtcaxs On the bird Monthly or November. 4. is;a
Ftye sIe bail snd plead !" The aid pla.na action.
.li thomas y NcAerson aud uaush Ut ths pro7r.ty
attached b< .utce2t IL sat.y The sxti Judgment
sut Gotta, viii b. sold to kaiiefy the 1am~.
W.T.. L. ClICRCH. c!sst.
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NTATE OF 1LLlNUIS, County OF
~ couk SS-CEseals Court Of Coos Z, unsv-1a t'han.
sssy Ans z.ynssa.s =. A.5} Ea,:.ooi thas'e' Last
kus!e apes IL h given th.s In purauaree Of d.
etetal ostsF sntere IN the acsa entitled eaase "
q Illinois vii. au tic twelfth day Of nrernasr a. ..
1s M 10 eoS< In tle fnten on u a:d " vi = public
Tie Court House. In the city CsIca iounty u ccek
aforesaid The parre1o al etuen 1I c1unty q Csek
4esc1it Lot No. ~. In the fFustees subdivision
u Section sixteen tlS>, In Township tMtv ST te Norh
Kaact tan teen "a. coasalHlng thirty No aesss
Ut land nur& Or l=4s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06
THE sTCKLEs TRIAL.

Various ,peculations are INDUCED in as to the
course which the trial of Sickes, nOw pending,
will be apt to take. The defense relied upon oy
Mr.. sickle,, as everybody knows, is the crlmiusl
relation existing, or which be believed to exist,
between Key and his wife. Judge CrawfOri, be-.
fore whom tho trial takes place, has gone srea
way in setting aside the ancient doctrine OF tho
cen mOa law In relation to murder. He held, 10
the trial of Herbert, the California Representative
indicted for shooting an Irish waiter, that, 70 make
cut a case Of homicide in selfdefonse, it was not
necessary to show that the party committing the
homicide was in any actual danger Of some great
bodily harm, before which bo retired as far as he
could, but that it was sufici to show that he
supposed himself in danger. Yet, even Judge
Crawford can hardly be expected TO 60 90 far as to
hold that msn's mere belief tnat another party h"
seduced bis wife will justify him in deliberately per-
petrating the murder Of the suspected party. The
furhest that be will be likely TO 20 H. that such be.
lief might be received in eyideHce, with the view OF
,ho~ng . state of frenzy on the part OF tue prs
oneY such a. would reduce the act OF homicide from
the cate CORY Of murder t, that Of msnslaushtsr
Even tbis WOulu DC very B'cos ucY|tn'o h''"
the doctrine Of the common lay. Toe common
law knows Of DO state of frenzy short Of actual In.
sanity that can be admitted as q pslliation, aud
much less a. justi6catiou for any offense. The
mere excitement of anger, however great, is not
regarded by tie commos law as iu,tlfying, under
aay circumstances whatever, the taking OF Life;
nor, with perhaps the single exception Of an adul-
terror detected in tho act, the use Of deadly
weapon. The use Of ouch q weapon il considered
by the common law to imply an intent TO hn. Ii
Mr. SicAles, On seeing Key in the street. had ru'ned
out and attacked him with c,ne and had struck
him blows, Of which he sfter~ard died, whether 10
inteIded 10 kill him or not, nigh; be q question.
But, doubly sad .rebly armed with pistols as DC
VA. there can be no question as to bus intent; and
if be intended to kin Key. then IN the eye Of the
common law the act was murder.
II. however, the doctrine should be admitted
that state of frenzy growing out Of great passiou
may exit such as wilidepnvs Intentional homicide
Of its character Of murder, then lhe question will
como u,-wss Mr.. SickIes in such sstass That
question would seem to open the door to very
complicated inquiry. 1t il certain that ono man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06
Nsp1lork DAILY Gribm,re
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1859.
Our Mercantile Advertiser.


The next number Of our MERCANTILE ADvzR-
rrsIa win BE- Issued Monday, April IL. 1t viii b
devoted exclusively the interests Of the Mercantile Public
Review Of the Markets since oar last issue,
carefully prepared statement Of the Prices Current Of gu
e~dns articles Of Merchandise also Full Report Of the Stock
and Money Markets together with such other items Of CONNER
cs Intelligence shall b deemed Of special Interest to the
$4,000 Merchants TO whom II 10 sent
We aim 10 make THE ADVERTISED welcome and valuable
vster to readers furnishing them reliable reports Of all the
mportant commercial transactions Of month aud serving
a. Directory to Best Business Houses aud Manufactures
In our country while wboesaers Jobbsrs Manufacturer,
and Ill who have Goods and Wares dispose Of throughout the
regular channels Of trade believe medium Of equal value
can DO found
The April Number OF tbs MERcAsTns ADvrRrIssa
will b sent prepaid to $4,000 Country Merchants selected
from the Agency Books Of Messs McKILLor WOOD With
view to the nearby trade. The entire viii be paid
BY Advertisements.
Price ell per line for space occupied Advertisements dis
played to suit Advertisers. HORACE GREELEY Co.
Neg York, April 2. 1889.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06
sTRIKEs.
annexation.

This i, The season Of Strikes. The prodccts OF
nearly every description Of manufacture have been
depressed in pri:e and slow Of sale for the last
fifteen or eighteen months, aud the workmen en-
ployed in producing the IN have had insdequate n.
plo, meut and been glad TO accept reduced wages.
The depression has ranged from twenty up TO forty
per cent At length, the times visibly brighten.
Th,re il an increased, and in some cases "a active
demand fox Fabrics, Wares, Metals, Carfisse',
Pianos, &c &c. OF course, the work men very
fsirl, ,sy. "we accepted reduced wages becauss
L" the times were 50 bad; DOW that they are e'tsr
we iDsi,t on the old prices, or something like
them" And this is . perfectly reasonable de-
msnd We do rot decide that this or that trade 10
in Dc houii.hing q state q, it sas two years ago;
We snly insist that, wherever that Is the case,
requirement OF the wsges Of Two years since il rea
SCRABBLE add just. But tits natural shat employers
and jeurneymen should differ as to the facts and
the prcsrect-ihe former holding that "the good
time coming" has not Jet come; the latter iniist
ing thx, il has. Hence SErkes.
We write not to shos that either party is uni
fvIm,y risht in these collisions, but to call tao
attention of both to certain demonstrated tru:hs-
namely:
I. TIE right to Strike-th.t il, the right to
refuse to work fos one to shom the Strikers are
no wise indebted-is q natural right Bhtsh law
condemn, il and ours undo rtook TO follow in its
wake; but the experiment. resulted in failure. He
who has ANYTHING to ssll-whetasr Wheat, or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

The strong, brac.Dg Norih-wester Of Monday has
swept across the land, leaving in its course per-
feet avalanche Of Republican victories. CONNECT
IcuT is Republican all over, State Officers, Senate
House, and all four Copgremmen-s net gain of
two.-MIcpIGAN responds with Republican ma
iority of nearly Ten thousand in mere Judicial
election, with nothing at stake to call ont full
yote.-sT. LOUIS has given the Republicans q
larger shortly tLsn she ever before gave to any
party, laying bare the frauds by which Francis p
Blair jr was last Summer cheated out Of his certf.
cate as Member Of Congress. The vote here is very
large, and the victory overwhelming. -CLEvE-
LAND, Ohio-which very rarely votes against what
ever calls itsel DemocrAcy-hM swelled tho cho-
rus, the Republicans carrying all before them. The
Northern Lights CLEAN and fash across the whole
horizon, aud the darkest are irrsdiated. All
is visibly preparing for the great National removal
ton Of 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

The Express announces that the President
"read o commun cation which he had receives
from the Hon. Edward Bates OF Missouri. '
at the late meeting Of what is called the
whig General Committee" bat gives Us 10
clue to the character Of that communicssioa'
As Mr.. Bates is an ABLE aud eminent states
man, whom nobody will deny to be genuine
"old.llne wbig," we are surprised that his Letter
should have been passed over thus curtly, to make
room for Mr.. President Hiram Ketcaam's saes'a
We infer from this crustness that Mr. BAtess letter
was no. entirely to tho taste Of the venerable Con
mittee. May we be favored with sight offs!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

The contractors for the new CrOtOn Reservoir
ASSURE US that the information on which we based
our article Of yesterday affecting them was gro'sy
erroneous in many important respecss-that they
never deduct a per cen,ags from the amounts duo
their laborers, &C., &c. They say that they py
bat bi-moDtbly in Winter, because they ara paid
their estimates bi-mOnthly-tha they would Psy
ofterer if they were so p,id. A. to their store,
they say they sell the best articles at low prices,
and that nobody is required to buy Of them, bul
only allowed to DO so if no chooses to take up ln
wages in goods in advance of tho regular payday.
We mean 10 inquire thoroughly toto this MISTER
and report the facts as We find them meantime.
REQUESTING every reader to consider al charges
disproyed that the contractors have contrsdictsd.
But We still insist that the lAborers on public
works should be paid at least monthly, il not
ofteper, in cash and that, if the City is to blame
for the b-moothly payment of these poor hborsn
in Winter then the City should repent and amend
Let the blame rest where it belongs, and lot ths
Legislature guard carefully against all abuses n
the future. This was tho drift Of our former ~
ticle, and VIC trust that the Charter Amsndmeat
bill will not be pas,ed without mAkiog prOvisioa
for the frequent pay ment in cash Of al lasores %
City Contracts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

There hss been annually held, for some yean
past, a Convention Of Southern politicians, uader
the dissui,e of consulting about the commerce., IN
terests Of the South, and especially Of opening q
direct trade with Europe. That thin dr,suiss is
now entirely thrown eff. In the CA. lately ice led
for meeting Of Vick,burs on tho 9h Of MAJ next,
nothing whatever is aad about trade, commerce,
internal improvements, or Any such matters. rAs
questions that come annually before the Csavsn-
ton are referred 10 in this call essential not to
the productive prosperity Of the Southern States,
but TO their " security aud repose." Ii is thus
opepl, admitted that the only question about
which the attendants upon this annual Southern
Convention really feel any interest, is the Ssvey
question, and that the only trade which they care
much about is the slaye-trsde In fact at tas Last
two meetings of this Convention, the subject which
seemed to excite the chief Interest WAS the 10
viysl of the African slsve-trade. Tue revival Of
that trade forms, however, BY no means tho chief
object Of these couventioDsts. What they
really aim at is the dissolution OF ths Ua'on.
That object has become so apparent,
that the meetings have ceased to be at-
te1ded, except by those who belong to the ex-
treme notification and di'union school Such
being the notorious object Of this Convention. 1t IL
worth noticing, that Of the five names signed ~
the call, three are from the States OF LoaisisnA
Florida and Texas, ali formed out of territory 40
CURED by treaty or purchase, and some Of whose
political leaders seem inclined to play the part OF
the viper, and to sting, to the extent Of their
ability, the bosom into which those States were 90
benevolently admitted and in which they have been
warmed into political existence. If such be oil tho
thanks we get from these additions to our territory,
,etsed too, in 9 great measure, BY psopls OF eur
own stock, the encouragement does not seem to
be- great to 90 on anDexine Cuba Mexico aud Cen
trail America 1t will bs time enough for the null
fling States, when they shall have established their
Southern Republic, to get these additions to it ct
their own cost and expense, without allowing them
to put tho burden Of the acquisition upoA our
shoulders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

may be throw, into - unesatrousbA pssisa b
eircamstsas-s which would not produce the ssss
eject upon another. A piece Of iaforastioa SUI
De ily brought 70 mans notice for the Ant uaA
sud plunsirg bin into state Of misery and shass.
pent which he hsd never conssived Of ~ possitls
to happen TO him, might be expected to Proiscs Q
very different effect from the occurrence Of % svsai
which he hsd lorg hsd rsssou to regard - prossba
Here would seem to be opened wide Geld Of j.
quiry both ss to the idiOsyucrases OF Mr.. Scklss
and q, to the history Of his domestic lie ras
strict doctrine Of the common Law edectually sx.
cluoes any necessity Of going into inquiries OF tbs
scrt but, if We suppose that doctrine set aside. u
does not 60 clearly spNr how they caa b d.
pen,td with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06
BY rEIEGRApHuo THE NYw-YORK TRIBUNE
Strike of the Boatmen at Newark

NEWAKk Iucsu8Tl AVIu %
The strike of the boatmen at Newark siDl cosunas.
ard the striker, have expressed determins alton =
allow no boats to psss upt canal ubt th.ir demss
tbronyh ye..erdsy BY detachment Of police, a. fer =
Bloomfield, where consts ,ulsry force took charge
i 70 tIs borders OF Pass.ic County. Here it ~
taken in charge BY the Paterson officers and passed q
large number Of the strikers hsd collected so.
a riot was feared. No resistance, no wever, was -
fered, except at Paterson, where the owner OF o.
vas msltrested ard an attempt wss made TO sax
vessel The Mayor and squad Of men were app. ~
to, ard reques I'd the ringleadeIs Of the crowd 70
peIss. 1t is the intention Of tho Company 70 sssds
9asG Of police with ever, boat going out At prsss@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

Tho steamer New.York, from Southampton, Ar
rived yesterd.y, vita three dys' later advces from
Europe. Tho news is more pacific. grand
Peace Congress is .sd to be agreed upon BY the
five power, to be bsld in some neutral city. The
arrival of the NeapoIitan Exlss in London 10
noticed with much Interest. Under the favorable
uews from the Confident the Eselish Money Mar
ket had shown decided improvement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06
Colored Excite ment in Harrisba q

HARRISBURG, TutsdAy, Aplu =, -
The excitement among the colorsd popuisnoe -.
In regsrd TO the result Of the cs* OF Daniel w.
pov bending in Pr ilsdelpbis intense, and ne ps
Containing the proceedings are in great demand -,
A rumof prevails this morning, add ass oess 800
ively circulated. that eight alleged fughve .. 4.
took their departure last night for Canada ~
port only tends 10 increase the excttemea1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

The Express, we are glad to see, announces y"
the Opposition" has carried Connecticut. "rss
Legislature is also Opposition, as is the Ssss
Ticket" Won't the Wing General Coma't
"tee" favor US with National salute in honor q
this victoryl Shouldn't wonder il "ths O2po*
" ton" should carry the neyt President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06
To Advertisers.

TIE Ezw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE has larger
circustion than sby other Ne~'paper in the United
States, and is the beet medium through which
Merchants Manufacturers Inventors, &c., can reach
the great reading public throughout the country.
Advertisements intended for ps'rtion this week mutt
be handed in to-day Price 81 per line, each insertion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06
Niagara Falls water Power &c.

NIAGARA FAILS, Taesd.y, April ,, Io., =.
The regular annual election Of the Trustees ~
Nisgsra Falls Water Power Company ws held . -
place TO day, and the following Board siectsa -.
Allen, II. <. Maochester, John Fisk, 4. X, AssM
George L. Fakes and Parkhurst Wni.asy OF MAG
Esua ard Lnuia Benton Of New-fok.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

TIE Brooklyn Charter Election yesterday re-
suited in the election of the Democratic gener,
tieket, Samuel S. Powell for Mayor, Nathan d
Morse for Treasurer, Charles II. Collins for Con-
troler, and John DOAsrty for Auditor. It is be
heved that the Opposition will have majority in
the new Board Of Aldermen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

RHODE ISLAND votes to-day. When sac quits
voting for this year. We trust there will be no relic
Of the Sham Democracy left in the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes from New-Epsland, al there is already
none left in the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

Henry c. Wetmore was yesterday admitted, BY
a vote Of Il to Is. 70 seat in the Senate Of tas
State, in place Of Sens.or Vaudeville OF the Alt1
Distiet, who became disqualified BY accepting the
,fhce of Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

The slave case in PhilAdelphia still eIcises much
ftelirg, and the Commissioner. is charged with
showing undue psrtiah:y for the caimsns. Some
strong testimony was given last evening to show
that the accused was q free man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

Our latest dispatch from Connecticut says that
the Republicans have elected l2o Representatives
to 80 Democrats; Is to hear from. The Senate 10
l2 Republican, 9 Democratic. Our Governor has
2, 500 plurality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

Seventy. Eve talesuen were used up in tho
Sckes Gaze yesterday, and only three found fit for
juIymen. Eight juymen have been obtsined, and
panel Of sevent, five is ordered for this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

"Sgsvery a. Asa stsli~g." viii be given, IN re-
spcn,e to most respectable iuvitsson. 1t the Coop
er Institute, this evening. We trust there will be
q general attendance. Seats free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

Portland and Schenectady yesterday electe,
Republican Mayors and Common Councils.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

The City Railroad bills were pushed forward in
the Assembly last night. AL attempts to delay or
char &c them failed, and the appearance DOW is that
they will 20 straigbt through.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06

Tie Rev. Geo. ID. Cheevers able and profound
Lecture On Tas Logic If he Had # Gsd sgsisa