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and Eugllsh iOrceS IN Cnlna, have induced
the home Governments to take active and
speedy measures TO pursue the war vigor.
ouSly and at an early day. Large rein.
forcementS are TO be sent out at once to
assist in the combined movements against
the Chinese.
The Times says, hencerorth negotiations
must be carried on at Pckn, where no one
can doubt Europeans will soon be as much
at bone and as safe as at Paris.
AdyicoSJ received at London from Paris,
represent that the French Government is
making vigorous naval preparations with
the view OF Strengthening the coast de-
fences Of the empire.
GREAT EASTERN ExpLosION.-The Great
Eastern which steamed out Of the Thames
on the morning of Sept Sth, under the
most favorable auspices, making Doverin
the shortest time on record, met with Sc
rioas accident of Hastings, bound to Port
land, near Weymouth, England, where she
was advertised 10 receive visitors, and start
thence on her trial trip, on the 10Th The
ieed-pipe Of the funnel exploded with great
force, killing five fremen, and blowing the
funnel to a great distance, tearing the main
saloon of the steamer all to splinters, and
entirely destroying the furniture and fix
lures. Providentially, the guests had Just
left the saloon, or many, if not all of them,
must have been either killed or seriously
wounded. They nearly all, however, es-
capped unharmcd.
During the trip, she encountered Sc
we're storm, bnt her great draught enabled
her to glide along as if on placid lake
1t is rumorcd that France and England
had agreed to an European Congress on
Italian affairs, and if necessary, the Zurich
plenipoteutares will have occasional meet
ings.
Prince Napoleon had gone to Switzerland,
and it was supposed his journey had refer
ence to the intended interview between the
two Emperors.
The King of Belgium had gone 10 see
the Emperor Napoleon. 1t its supposed
in reference to the difficulty between France
and Austria.
King Victor Emanuel received the Tus-
can Deleg9.lon on tne 81 INST IN reply
W 'ne,t Suu.esss r ne .uanAeu eue'n 'or tne,I
AP.ess1u ",Sn 'or a"ne1a''Vn ou' sslu ~
aecoilPl'su'le"' eau onIy taAe pace y
'ne nesoSleS'ons wn,cu uIG aoout 70 oegln
.n U.' 'ne euu'sS NJ ~ 1'H'y' e "ouiu supl'ol'
env Iuuse y. tuSSa"! Oolo.1 'uo Po"e's'
a"u iol'.u ."u' l.usvPo ~ "ouiu NY iesuse 1
~ Prae''Sc .owaIu iusGa"? S:u 'nns way VI re-
uIesI.ns his sI.eva"oes ""'on .1 y unIe' .eSs "a,
G D.uo.o s',eun''@os P'%D''oeI so%s.e' pl;a
o'Tene, De's'"u' ""u '"s A""uo'a" ''u
0'p'"''''eS'
1t is said that Victor Elnanul is disband-
ing bis army, but that the men are fur
nshed with passports to Tuscany and Mo
dena, which they will swell the army Of
Central Italy. Y
S.hamrl ,ho no,od C,;rcols;on lsodsr !,
= so;a h.. h.on snS naoJa rr;sona. "nJ s.n, !,
20 g. 8, pa,..sS%%.~ De-, s% ~ ''' -"- ''-'
Austria is making great concession to
the Protestants.
Sicns of dissatisfaction continue in the
Madras Cavalry at Hyderabad.
IN consequences ., Tue eAc''emeus' among
tne Moors' AZ tS1glers, oy tne uea'n o.
'ne E'nperor u "o,Ooeo' OD. i0ilS"eI W Pop'
u'ar ,umui's on eeVSue VI 'ne Iecen'
trouo'eS oe'"eeu t Sne noOis aNI 'ue TPag'
piers and the Moorish towns have been
, 1859-10-28

~ The French government have de-
termined to include in the accomplishments
of the army, knowledge of the art Of
swimming, as a considerable number were
drowned in crossing the rivers Of Northern
Italy.
, 1859-10-28

Ba "DO you like novels :" asked Miss
of her lover d" aan't say" he
replied, l never ate any, bat I'll tell you,
I'm death on POssum."
, 1859-10-28
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERNER.

Dates from New York 10 the Goth, and New
Orleans TO The 9Th September,
, 1859-10-28
INTERESTING NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.

The mail steamship NOrtherner arrived
in Columbia river on the 2lst inst, having
sailed from San Francisco on the 18th.
To ]. Z. WHIrwoRTH, Freeman e. Co.'s
attentive agent, we are indebted for files Of
New York papers to the goth Sept, and
San Francisco papers to the 18th inst, two
days in advance of the mail WHITwoRrH
never forgets us when he receives news
from any quarter.
The veteran Gen. ScoTr arrived at Van
couYer in the Northerner. The object of
his visit to this Territory will be fonnd in
the dispatches from Washington to The
New York Herald, which we publish be-
low.
, 1859-10-28


rs- The Buffalo Republic relates The
following Instance Of sensibIIitys "A young
lady living not over dozen leagues from
Boffalo, when at home, but being educated
at fashionable seminary east Of us last
week received letter from her mother
With the usual marks Of mourning upon i
black edged and sealed with black. She
vas almost overcome, and tainted twice be-
fore she could summon courage 70 attempt
to dispeI The fearful suspence that was
brooding over her. Finally she opened
the letter, and therein written was the ln'
formation that her bfother--a young man
Of about eiehteen--had died suddenly from
an attack OF cholera morbus; she sank down
in food Of tears, while her fair compan-
ions grouped around, sadly endeayoring q
console her, but in vain. Poor icllog, F,
said she, with succession Of sobs. my
brother-my dear and blessed brother.
Oh said she, for the lirst time raising her
head since the sad news arrired-addrees'
ing the weeping and sympathlzlng girls
around her-slo think how unforlunale-
and lis mesrsclanm Just beginning o color
80 6caafifiily 7 Thert was no consolation
for such poignant voc as this, and the girle
leit her alone to her sobs aud the tender
recollection Of her dear and only brother,
and his stracely tinted tobacco meerschaun'
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2 THa SLAVE TRkDE The project Of re-
opening the slave trade gets on badly even
at the south, while at the north if has 40
advocates and the nefarious attempts of
the republican journals 70 make the people
believe that the democracy are IN favor d
it, most si9naIly fails The intelligent Of
ali parties, here at the north, kn0i0 that
when these journals assert this they assert
a positive falsehood To show how public
opinion is setting at the south, take The
following from letter from South Caroline
to the Journal of Commre:
"The attempt Of few imPrafieablls south
to concentrate public opinion in favor Of
the abominabIe slave trade. has proved aq
utter failure here. There IS not one 10
fifty, would say, who does not regard u
as impraeticabIe, Il expedient, aud inexp0l
dieut if practical" 'iiss4
, 1859-10-28
Ghr qiOnrrr and Democrat
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No paper will be discontinued, unless at the option
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For one square (2 lines or less) three weeks IS 90
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liberal deiuetiarr ialAay yeaply advertisers
The number of insertions must he distinctly mark
ed IN the margin Of advertisements sent u.s. or they
will be continued till forbid and charged accordingly
L. P. FISHER, No. ll7t Washington Street, up
stairs, nearly opposite Magures Opera House is au-
thorzed to receive and receipt for subscriptions and
Advertisements in California.
, 1859-12-08
Daily ReyicU of Chicago Market

WrpxrspAr EytSrsc, Dec.s
FLOCR-Ecee]pts, s,s4e btls. Market active and ad-
ranad l02lSe+ Sales fo!loxs:-64 bts ~NaE-
SAW" White Winter 1t &C. del Ito bbs Southern QaaA
White Winter at o6eH track 100 hbls " CEosty :"
Spns cxtr. and 10 bbs good Wisconsin Spring extra
4ts1 del 1lo btls Tgoxcnt" do, ITO bt1s Dcrwcnt -
do xnd 100 Ibis Smith M!is do, At &ts3 dcvtred $50
bbs fair Spring c1tz+ AID 90 bbs Tufe do tt t&G7
del ;1c0 bis good Spring extra ii u Ge 10 tbs par-
EnGtou" do at ~ track; 100 bb!s lower City do
:, &4o ccl 80 bbls good Sp:lng extra psats te,a
81 lbls Great Western Ie1 Winter a. del; ~ ths
Eye Flour At u del.
WuEAT-hece!pts, .,:s3 bu. Market ntru and a..
xaneed l9sc Sales wesc:-15o0 bu No. Spring ii ssc
in store 10o br do al s1ol te In No. Spring ai
on truck; l,+ol bu 1lejeaed nj SIC in ato1e-
CoRS-Receip's, l1.oos bu, Aarstt quiet sa1es
wezr:-iso bu No. nj se in store 90 bu 10 At sc
trick 20 bu do at *oc track SO bu Ea. at
500 bu d. 1t s5e track 800 bu old No. Il &c in ore
oATs-neceipiA :,6ls bu. Market arm. Sales vest:-
900 bu No. at SC Ia store; oo bu do At ): In store
soo bu do Ia buk on 1.ssk "a bags do at SIC
track e4 tags do sc tack: 700 bu Rejected n SC
In stort.
KYE1n good demand By d!s:illets, Sales cse:-soo
ba No. Ia bags At sc on tsack.
BARLEy-E11m. 800 bu No. >: sc In ato1e 200 bu do
In bags 1t SIC on track
uIGHW1SEs-Quset- s.ies wese:-15o tal. city At
2lr; = l'rls country at 2ot:c-
ALCo1t01-4:a44ep per GAL
SEEDs-Qa.ct- Sales wcsc :-15 bu good Timothy It
sene. Clover nominal 1t s<14lo.
DRESSED uoGS-Reeslp,s, 7ss. Market advanced
lnc Ea}te were R2ftipTB.
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rRoy1s1oEs-Na.tete1c excited. with good demand fas
nj kinds os Product. saes 200 bs Ness Fork fos
deIircEyin January slL0 so t4 do present dererJ,
NJ us; loo triI fF telr5 IN January aud February
Milwaukee At s1sso: 1000 bs1s do delivery tls.
No Cut Mests o.ie1lrS.
LARD-1u good demand At loc-hoIdeza asking lct.4
10He.
TALL0w-a Iris good ut loxc.
HIDES-Tery dull Sa1ea tot&Y <t1e At the following
quotations :Gsern. b9shc Gsecn salted se6ts; Dry
Frut. 1eK91:e-
EGGS-1n good demand At &c.
PoTATOES-sc0b bushels kood Pinkeycs at&5c,
fOULTRY-chlckcas, 4i.s0@t.:s Ter Coz; Tu1kesa.
sascRn.
bCTTER-eoptss good Fl1k.n at 1:He; Fol, 1lel:e.
DRIED FRUIT tons Dried Applesa Il sc.
LIVE STOCK-1he .sctiptt to-day Ai Shermans west,
With ono train arrive. about 70 mostly hogs 1ht
market Wal quite active to-day and hogs drsn a,
slight Acya.r yesterday p!ees- With good shpplrk
demasd Cattle wcre tuoyau.. and Lsht advance was
santd.
F%..a .a5.AA lm~v
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pnuADELruA, Dec. 7.-During the day So.
lutes haye been fired by the friends Of the
union in thi. city: Flags hare been displayed
demonstration closed this evening with grand
Uniou Mass Meeting Of citizeus, Irrespective Of
party, at Jayne's Hall, the object being to re-
affirm allegiance to the Union aud Constitution
and condcmning fanatieism.. Hon: J: R. lnger-
soil presided. i series Of resolutions were
adopted expressing an earnest sympathy with
their fellow citizens of Virginia, disasowing auy
right Or wish to interfere with the domestic in
stitutions Of sister States, reprobatiug in tbe
strongest terms all attempts to excite aerTile
insurrection or to arouse those who aEe lawfully
held in servitude to violence and b1oodshed
approving Of the recent administration Of JUS
tice in Virginia, and finally assuring their breth.
ren Of the South, that there exists among the
people Of Pennsylvania determined spiritto as,
sert and maintain the Constitution and the
right Of States under it, and askingin return
confidence and patriotic sympathy.
, 1859-12-08

ST. Lor1s. Dec. G.-The Overland Mail Of the
14th, with California datcs, has arrived. News
Meagre and uuimportant-
Gen. Scott arrived in yictoria on the Tth,
but the papers don't state whether lie had an
Interview with Douglass or not.
The Victoria Gazette, Of the 10th. says the
q. S. t-oops, with the exception Of Capt. Pick
By order Of Gen. Scott
Capt. Provost and the officers Of the British
ship Satellite visited General Scott on board the
steamer Massachusetts, while in the harbor of
San Juan.
Gen. Scott left Victoria previous to the 10th,
for Port Townsend, to take the steamer Nor
therncr for San Francisco, where he would
await further instructions from Washington.
Accounts from the Frazer River mines are
favorable. 100000 in gold was exported from
Victoria in October.
The franchise bill passed the Council and re-
ceired the signature Of the Governor.
Oregon dates arc to Nor. 9th. The Portland
.Nsws published additional accounts from the
new mines Of the Similkamecn Riyer, which
create strong probability Of an extensive gold
region on the eastern slope Of the Cascade
Mountains, north and west Of Columbia River.
The Dal1es Journal urges the exploration Of
all tributaries Of the Columbia Rirer III Wash
ington Territory.
The Democratic State Convention WAS assem-
bled at Eugene City on the 18th, to elect dele
gates to the Charleston Convention.
Dates frcm Washington Territory are to the
4th. Reports from olmikamcen mines were
creating much excitement. Three thonsanl
dollars in dust had already arrived at Portland.
The bark Francis Palmer arrived at San
Fruncisco on the 4th ult., with Sandwich Island
dates to Oct. eth. Some fifty whacrs bad ar
rired at Honolulu, twenty at Lahaina, and fiyc
ut Hilo, from the Ochotsk Sea The average
catch Of the Ochotsk fleet will not exceed 5Vo
barrels, and this Arctic feet hardly so much.
Secretary Nelson, who Was recently shot by
the King in fit Of jealousy, had nearly recoy-
cred.
CAL1FoRS1A.-Further heavy rains had fur
nished m abundance Of water for mining opern-
tions. even in the dry diggings.
The overland mail Of Oct. gath reached SIN
Francisco on the 18th, 90 days out-the short
est trip on record.
The italian Relief Committee had forwarded
$500 by the steamer Of the 5th u1timo for the
relief of destitute widows Of soldiers killed in
the late war.
Discouragng accounts arc received from the
Carson Valley Mines on account Of cold wealth
er. A rich vein of silver and gold bearing
quartz had been discovered near Genoa.
The Portland -4d1rtissr denies the statement
that Gen. narney is unpopular in Oregon. It
SAYS that no man stands higher, and asserts
that had Haruey been Eent there instead Of
Gen. Wool, the Indian difficulties would hare to
be terminated more speedily, and The war debt
now been liquidated.
Business nj San Francisco was tribe brisker.
Prices we're 6rmer, but only small lots Of goods
were in demand.
, 1859-12-08


have fsw q nose IF as arrive evening .how
ell Fs 'sd
Nezsrs w!,,aksr. stez and Nos eaeh killed ~ ID 60
e q H. @
have Ecnern.v ~Gll vssaiea and roo,ny houses With all
ihe Hs5n IT, tass s @ sns rs and Pass%19 %
atsrs Ike i slussed vii hsEs It sash 1aes sa!es
e. ayasp sa 5 u aoa e a
nd %: Nj 80 1t C. t. M lbs; 800 to o at about
here hold Until + fuy lluxn sherr ;he.e i. good
Il
ID ozy .lt9 odsrcd hea t1.e:4: Nor
~ IL 3 fss
hams end sldt7.-lMo- ue1noe1as, t,l
KANSAS CITY, Mo.
HOES There vas but little Going yesterday except In
1s5sst aud = isaad iHtm i: i. |tisds .. .S* e,s
Poa I'm I; ns aana1: ax Sa. T: h''s Let weighed
- SALEM. ILL.
t. s e. 70 III Nj S5st. ad
einuai n.a.se:. we ti5 Adsoca:s. ii.
cnAwFoRDsy1LLE IND.
TIE PORK packing s5:as:sha,eas # )! " B:af Of thh
r. t5 aSs h:s asy n e. = l Prices
La CROSSE. WIS.
The finest 10. Of p,tk Of the vas brought shs
city f'om TIcmrsasau. Some b. r. went high $50
at I'd Is sS hin 3' IT, " aaGp,as9s va e
day ~ Observation-Disclosures. 9Th.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
The market for drciad hogs to-day wasvcsy seidr The
paas .sa .s Y ~; TSs
.veIaEes 1ansed from 9 estoa50 There Wis good d
, 1859-12-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
OF THE EDINBURGH.


NEW Yopk, Dec. 7.-Tbe steamship Edinburgh
arrived this evening with Liverpool advices Of
the 23a ult., and telegrnphic intelligence to
Queenstown to the o4th.
It is reported that nrrnngements are pro-
gressing for mails direct for New York from
Queenstown.
Dr. Bury, the Catholic Bishop Of Savannah,
died recently at Paris.
The father OF tie child Mortara has arrived ut
Paris. and is prepared to make determined de-
rnand before the Congress Of the Great Powers
for the restoration OF his child.
Gen. Garabaldi in his proclamation announc-
ing his retirement from the army Of Central
Italy. complains Of underhand Vaccinations
against him. He saTs he will resume his seryi-
ces the moment Victor Emanuel calls to arms.
He recommends Italians to rally around the
The Spanish movement against Morocco is
progressing steadily.
The treaty ratidcatiops hare been exchanged
at Zurich.
Nothing formal is known with regard to the
European Congress, but the 18th Of December
is spoken Of as the time fixed for the meeting.
The ship Epapinonaas, from Shields for New
was sared. The ship Athlone, from Liverpool
for Ga1veston, has also been abandoned Mt sen
With six feet Of water in herr hold.
FRAScE.-Napoleon has consented to Buou-
eampge becoming the Regent Of Central
Italy
The London Htra2df Paris CORRESPONDENT
says it is denied in well informed anarters that
the French papers are 10 be restraiued in their
expression Of hostility against England.
FRASCE.-A Bordeaux journal had been
seized for publishing letter falsely attributed
to the King Of Sardinia by Armede Lakelegon,
The Gt7:1mer Die Dtaaritht has receired a
warning for An article written by Count de
haussonsllle.
ESCLASp.-1ti is stated that is the intention ei
the government to limit the intended Reform
Bill TO mere extension Of the franchise, and
| that the question Of fdisfrahchisement md mode
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The Hog aud Provision Trade.

further advance Of I:c established In prices. Tbs
~, as
sssc about head nj ID and We pads ,.food sS3
sc mai, A,S sos
sts teo MS - ms,*y spped asds TAs fgnte d enn;
there shcs essp /: % i TOO iis mi il ;hcTs i.
sso1t csnp hogs nut dear IL therefore, hclnG In
u ~ 81. ssw + Is
Eo an unreasonable demand. Thus holders reason. AID
hsad qse1s hsse = ises ] .ssssta lses
e. ntsnx 1,osa ios1hs .e.see 1:s9@ @ E@9s ar
co. The slo.s Of week eos's:p.ad;
@ II ~ % Y. sna +! H. ;s sse !!us II Il
1s3. arc about The ea,ue.
l.,t se..ea e aop W cnly " pr cent s'ses
ths poSd1s tse il lrs-xi!e theis eidessaee
IN 4 + q @ & 1 T. ~ 81 ssa
kdczzsion In this oonnrriop ts Ii. fa ihe t'h II
@ t. e. .Sous e
i bringing 46c, While II yleIds <oc, u fed 70 hogs
DC ca. " u oc pes lush taan ICED i 70 bog.
while thus they clear 1s IT converting inte polk
'be avessr IT, snaaeeaeat. u ICED hoEs
wou!t appear much stronger Nay not tbs ae
enun TT the Light RECEIPTS Of hogs - compared with last
esss tax,nes ss s
tpot ri el7-aso 6rt Of January delivery At The
Fl It, ss :ss ets ssisss ss Rs ssss 'y
Bulk Meats aevAneea fur shuu and s1 for adcs
&n1 kfcea 1t8 10 6As iAaeA Iuf hnoDl0ef1 A1e4 4la
h1ma Lald wa4 held At 1ysc, tu. buj en- ate backwa-
lCn. Gaxrtts, 9Th.
There l. in provision. lsa .criy and eopetssicns have
bttn fnaie esa pork ct Dbl and 1!oug! prices
faassd for Present delivery els &ito hti1 there
uale taE the future III s7t0. Buzz nea
leaving tie market tAthef uus ttsa aao
been done In The excitement Of The last lev days.
Hogs have touched H. hut tmdly and septly-on'y ITO
bead u ~ Ponde1-and the eu to do 70 haa been
great hat they have no:cy refap:ed into more qutt
condition. mid to-dxy have COME down 10 mueh more
humble $6 fer Of
il ~ Il ss6SS:a for sas s sye1aEe pause seems
to hxvr brcn M4de 4t~f Chance tAd 10 good
Eeath md to r-de the teAdeocY OF tho excitement Of
TIE Att few da,s and the extreme figure Of u having
that the market will he lcss seIsltiye, 1T ltatt fos
few days to the npEeshoa Of oE crop heoser which
Lave really been Lie ouy c1use foy The eccentric couEse OF
prices Ur 70 the preseu time there hare becn received
rce. wste ranging corresponding date troa II to q
&sSo|Ecninereaa! .th.
LOUISVILLE.
TAE Hoe MAxxu.-The fever is up. uogs and thtsi
product have CONSTANT upwzr tendency We learn that
heweeu leo md o he~a I've been purhs.ed in shelby
u ts.toSEos
The product there were Of go hrs mess pork
tc delivered In January ut &l6O 40 hrA far pEtstLt dtftv
cry nj ts .arnr aud @ btis kaekcd from heavy
e1ptcssy for order At $l We 1otcs also shlnenA
AZ, $3.50 We have heard Of Of piece
but doutt whether Gr.n shoulders could be pusr
under ;h 1n e@e Of ~ uesces No WIS nads t1
Tue weight Of IL. hogs thus far Killed averages firm 1s
TO 70 lin 1t ihe d6t1et house though II twoihlsda
the HOUSES Is the lover khcs hgure. tt
numcef thus Tar Killed Il far below that nj the tts
~ The humber tsin afed to be killed arouod the
taseaett Of he nube Killed md remaining 4 pens u
TO last evening;
, 1859-12-08

WxnEnpAr Ertxtso, Dcc.7.
Wrazr1r-rezy cold.
Ann17xp At nr1rAo rsox CuoAeo.-Dec- 5-Props,
ltss Nile and Iowa
LIST or VESSELS P4s-1a TuHoroa THE WILLARD G..
s41-FuEishsd u tie Board Of Lake Under w1esa-The
following yesscls pas.ed the Port Coborue Lock from
O'Clock r. r. the 81 TIL 4oc.ock r. On The 9Th De.
eembc., 1859:
Bound West December 50, none; on the cth none.
Bound E1&-DtceMbef Sd, Rome; tho 5th, propeller
oztario.
PoKr Ch1saazI, Deceutcs5.
Isuppose there sno In sending any more reports but
should ~ , r,ssa p,ss through 1~a report them The
The bsig Banner pu, In here to winter.
.AcC:1l1ykar.
Two Mr1 Losr--We learn from the Manltowoc Herald,
tlat the bodies Of two found the beach,
sho dsAneo north Of Two Rivera on Friday the 18th ult.
oac Of the bodies found By the aide Of small boat
called the Odd Fellow, Of GaIden Ha.hos. Fo papers
found the body Of Of the men, bis name sup-
posed TO be Geo. Q. Sextoa Of Garden Creek Sturgeon
Ere-, Big Bay de Soquet, Michigan.
LAKE. ERIE STEAMBOAT Co-Tkc annual ntetlrg Of the
Directors Of the Buao and Lakc Erie Steamboat Company
held in Buffalo Tuesday The election resulted ia
only one change IN the Doard-S Clement Of Chicago
having hetu appointed IN place Of Capt E. D. Ward for
mcTly one Of the Eve Directors.
The pos.71oS or TIE MnwACkkE-The inflammation
not correct She i on sandtas jste1n toward he Ike,
Letxten which and the rho there h quite vide
If deep wafer moderate with ths help Of tug Is
she he easily Into the She In upright
poson With seven fect of waite. 1t er eez which g.Adu.
ally b. ccnss swa.ts her bow. Caeb uaIy4on,
aud othrr experienced hands there with the tug Nc
QHecn. awaiting iavurstc opportunity to get her Ut
tNIlwaukee Sentinel
The Gn4r EAGLE Asn EAcrs--:The Rel1e< Capt. 4.
owet reached here List Night with the Echoonc1 Gray
Eagle and acer having htousht the late1 fo Port Huron
to which Tlacs hy the Evergreen CITY. Ike
accEs wea. Il alt sate. The KeIef towa her to Du4lo-
Detroit Tribune, 9th.
, 1859-12-08

= L
l. AMI cHlCAiD EAlLt:o,n
Vow Gu pieed and ca1s r,n I;,.n sh:r.rn l., 1u+.,
without 60 nxc. c.nnrctink will! far xf.at - @'-4
PENNSYLVANIA LEN Fi:SL i. af1 cfI.,
To New 1ofk. Pill a!eph!a. E.lf!t:r I'D W.sh, ,+o,
Oit1. and all The interior towns u Fruc.:.y,.,
sey. New fuTk. Maryland. &C. '" "'''
Merchants by taking tlts route viii t.,.r. -
Al the E24fctn market 1t ma alt1t.ola! e1,t ~ "
Baggage checked through.
stEeets, Weat Side. - fi.ktwa: ~ > Aa 091sa
t:V A. y -MosniHK Express daily f3uadays exrrn,A, :.
~ N-Sihht E1pTess daily Satur1ay .+rrs;std
GGnaetsh$ cesti:ne with GiGyeLt AID Lax. sno,.
HAlfnad u sun.Ek. Etcale NL4f1ra faa Sev Yt,s ~
Boston, aal n! Interior tuwns Ut New Euya NJ, Sa~
xofk CentFa!and New fuFs aud Et.r !..!!s,,su. 's"
Also. south 10 Columbus xa1eaYis:e. S.wa1k No..t
An4 IiExtEia. - ~ - @''' ''''
The above tErs ennect At Forest with trains On Nj
kVer Et.d to spssnkarl. Cl!n. Day.,a :.na,.
Aso 4tFas y Ln,4 for UaTf'.k .t ~ .,st5
FAKE As it!W AS ANY UTtlEi. l.Di'T:
fAsseoscf1 bus!nI East Will fad .L!s E1utt tah p,4a.
an1 assete p4*,ns through uauy Of t1a sas:est a1l
1~s.enGefs arriving II Chicago anY of the .oaA Wal
aA cheek axtEfs 1t the dstcts receive eheck
s4 eoasey bakx4se ffec Of eAa1xs to tho tst.
Snscaxo cars. s.errng e4s. acco1Itany e1ehtE,:1.
tc&ets TOT E4e II al lr principal Ticket U9c~. taa
~ aa1 u thu Company U..ee -: EaaJo!rh
Hea1ootn hteet aptosise 4Ls ksgc5s ltuuse, ks
Chicago. ~ ~
Ba particular 10 ask for t!cktts bv Fn.t Wayne,
u. !. FATKlcK, Texts agent.
JAZZ ": MCsSUS. Err22::h. AEt1t, Ch!e- %.
, 1859-12-08

II City Clerks 0ace Chl1Eo. Dec. ID, 1850.
Public Eoce he.rby 70 al persons Interested that
" Commissioners appointed b be Common Couoe q she
dtJ dollars upGn the raj este il the West Division Of
MD Csy, teeed hene.e BY tbs toss:1net:cn Of snuy
il Conmon Cou1 el, oremter loh 1:a hsse rlesed
tAe.T a.ses.znent, nd nace thereof tony otre.
fe thels obiectons "a wDE tn my otce On Of betote
Monday The l9fh eay nf neeen.er ta9 1t occek FA -
~ The Common Council 1s II that tt. IN tie Council
Roo hear al objection. to aid and rev!se
confirm Or aaaultae sa.ae. Il. KRElaMANS.
4e3-lek Ctr Clerk.