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PHILADELPHIA. January II. 1859.

PHILADELPHIA January II. 1859.
To the Editors Of the Pacifc Medical and SaTgicdl
Journdf:-Gentlemenbly attention has been called to
article in the December number of Your Journal in
regard to the ad nduR degree granted by the Phia-
delpha College of Medicine to DIR. L. J. Czapkay-
When the application for the degree made to the
Faculty twas accompanied by aiiayits and testimo-
nals to the effect that Dr. Czapkay regular grad
nate NJ D. of the University of Pesth had served as
Surgeon in the Hungarian Army. and was a regular
Practitioner OF Medicine On the strength of these the
degree granted. The dd eueRdem degree. as its
implies is conferred graduates only and gives
us privileges Had there been the slightest stspi
eioa Of regiarity the application would have been
refused Byiaserting this IN yor journal, gou sc do
an act fjustiee 20 The College, and confer flror
Yours, very respectfully ii. RAND,
Dean of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia College of
Medicine.
Dr.. L. J. CzAPKAT's Private Medical and Surgical In
stitnte is Sacramento street below Montgomery op
posite the Pacific Mail Steamship Companys Office,
San Francisco California The Doctor offers free con-
sultaicn, and asks remuneration unless he effects
cure. 343m
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GLASS MANUFAcToRY.-The wine and bot
Ting business Of this State, which is ever
increasing, requires vast quantitieso of bottles,
yet all these had until this time to be impor-
ted at heavy expense for freight. The ci-
der manufacturers had to pick up as best
they could, and at big prices, too, empty
champagne bottles-the ale and porter bot
tiers had TO hunt the liquor saloons for empty
ones OF that character; the wine bottlers had
to pursue the same course, and the soda
water manufacturers and natural mineral
water dealers had to send abroad for their
glass. The cider trade and the wine trade
in glass could have been much larger than it
now is but for the scarcity and dearness of
bottles, the freight upon empty ones from the
Atlantic costing enormously when compar-
ed with the prime value of the article All
this, however is about to be remedied. Cap
italists have resolved to establish manu-
factory for all kinds of glass at San Fran
cisco, and the demand for wine, cider soda
and other bottles will keep their furnaces in
action for years.-Bee.
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The English Opera troupe is meeting with
remarkable success at Sacramento.
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Arrival of the Salt Lake Mail!
UTAH NEws:
The Kansas EIectiOn!
GRASS VALLEY. Jure 9Th. SIS

GRASS VALLEY, Jure 9th, SIS A. NJ
A fire broke out between and o'c ock last night
in P. Powers building, adjoining Gilhan & Aults
brick store, in Rough Ready, which consumed every
building between Gham's store and bridge. All the
residences the hill side likewise destroyed A
strong breeze blowing from the south the time rem
dered it impossible for the citizens to anything
Glham's brick building and the Downey House alone
were saved. Estimated Loss 100000.
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GOa,sETEES.
Bridgeport Library Association.

Rocat on F1ane street. North St,a Juan.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The Society now have about six hundred volumes of
ccice standard works. and intend to increase their
collection us their means will admit.
All the best British and American Magazines on file
and nearlya hundred newspapers from different parts
of California, the Atlantic States ana Europe
Sllares of Stock, SlG... Membership. So co.
Monthly Dues, y-.-e.-....50 cts
Prcsilent-N. c. MILLER
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SPENCER.
FOREST CITY. July % A. NJ

FOREST CITY, July 9-9A.M
fire broke out at about l015 o'clock last night at
Chips Flat and destroyed every business house except
Currys and most every dwelling house in Chips
Have not heard amount of losses.
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o. "a Gold Ridge Lodge, No. A2, I. o.
SX~O. F., meets at Camptonyille every Saturday
~ evening at o'clock.
J, D. BROWN, n. G.
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Lafayette Chapter, U. D., Il. a. H.,
CAMPToNvILLE. Meets Wednesday evening on next
every full and two weeks thereafter.
p. McNULTY, II. Z. Ii. 2.
VI. ELWELL See'y.
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The following letter, which emphatically speaks for
ITSELF was written by the Dean of the Faculty of the
Philadelphia College of Medicine, the editors of the
'Pacifc Medical and Surgical Journal San Francisco
for publications
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,ssssssYsssx SANJC-fNL LODGE NO. CT, T. o. of
sG%gs9ss5z o. f. meets every Monday evening" at
-SsSzAlxSSss their Half on Main street, North San
Juan. CIV. DANNALS N.G.
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st from San Francisco
LATER FROM GENOA |!

ARRIVAL oFTHE EovERLANDM MAIL
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Two Towns DESTROYED {!
, 1859-06-08

BREAD FRox Ekw WHEA1.-Editors Pres and
tribune, You will p.sase receive with this small
lot ofI3read our own manufacture, made from the
first new wheat Of the season. The Wheat was
raised III Aississippi'and the Flour made at the
mills Of Fagin l. Co., St. Louis. We paid all
extra price for it and think it and the Brad
ha,d to beat. Yours,
, 1859-06-08

Tie injury to the growing crops By tie
frost on Friday night has without doubt, bccn
grcAdy exaggerated Frost in June. is, in
this latitude, so unusual, that we do not
wonder when it occurs that it eends SILVER
If faar down into the 1,onts Of every farmer
that Inns green fielJs exposed to its biting
touch But i'll the Words nf Dir. Squccrs,
"Satur is rum un: p4tent to repair DANA
yes which her agencies illilict: and in this
case thern is plenty o( time for her recupera-
ting influences to be brought into play. Il
v: il be found. we take it. that the wheat has
~'' >ercd liulc damage, and that tie corn though
ulackoncd Us IL ty tue touch Of fire. will in
few days resume its healthy color and RAPID
growth. We shall soon know the worst
CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
The receipts Of breadst,ifs during tile past
week were as follows :-15,l55 |bls -four:
1926 bit wheat; 2sl.7lo bu corn: o00:'5
Lu oats; e:o26 bu rye; 4,430 hu barley.
The shipments during the Same period were
as follows:-l2.251 lbls -four; 1887 III
wheat; l7G,95a In corn; 23a1G bu oats; 20
i'll barley.
Tho receipts aud shipments since Jan /,
compare with last year as follows:
, 1859-06-08
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RHe knhN1I.s',


We Learn from the Chicago Times that Sen
ator Douglas arrived. in This ei5 In Monday
evening and took quarters at the fremont
House. This ernhamans garments having
been thoroughly p,nrged of the smell Of Free
Soil there WAS no demonstration Kicked up
ovef the erent; Last summer lfis return ae
ths t,naubdnad rebel and the temporary chatn-
pion of free principles. called together the
larEast ovation ever witnessed in the NORTH
West Four months Lister, having repndiated
the principles which the city cherished, the
city repudiated lin By vigorous majority.
Now, his coming and going are matters Of no
moment whatever. except to tue ide-Eaiters
whose bread and butter depends upon his get
ting the pro-slavers nomination for the Presi-
henrr
, 1859-06-08
THE ErORE EIGN NEWS.

The news by the Steamer City Of Nashina-
ton, whose nails reached New York yestcr-
day, embrace several features Of peculiar Ill
icrest. The Vienna correspondent Of the Io1.-
don Times says that the Losses Of the two ar
mics at the affair Of Montebcllo were about
equal. There was another fight Ut Ecrccl:i
on the 2lst. The Austrian account says Tint
$4,000 Of the allied fnrccs attacked 1000 Aus
trians and drove them to Oslengo, on the left
hank Of the Scsia where a reinforcement cla-
bled the latter to make stand and force the
allies buck 10 thc west side Of the river. 1t
was reported that Ill the Austrians had retired
from Lake MaSsiorc. The most important
movement, however, is tue reported retirement
Of tue AustrIaus from Milan and Como, and
their concentration On the river AIDA. The
AIDA rises pear Bormio III the Valtelline dis.
trict, trayerses lakes Como and Lccco, passes
some twenty miles east n Milan and joins tic
po few miles west Of Crenlona. This wo,lll
seem to be virtual abandonment If tic capt.
tal Of Lombardy to the allies. who were rapid
" advancing. Garibaldi, with 5000 men, lad
barrcaded himself in Tarzo, q town Of Noyara,
hut was without cannon. The Austrians ln'
attacked him with artillery.
Hungary is in o critical position. and IN out
hreak was expected ut any time. The country
is said to he full Of Russian agents who &C:
almost openly. 4 general insl1rrcctlon is also
rannrta1 as hepr orp1nizai fhrnnDl1nflt thr
, 1859-06-08

for many venrs merchant al this civ, aud
acting British Consul, after the absence Of Mr.
barclay until Mr. Archibald was appointed, died
to-day.
Mr.. Samuel F. Mott, well known business
man Of this city, and public spirited citizen,
also died to-day.
Ramsey Crooks, an old merchant Of this city,
connected with Juhn Jacob Astor in the fur
trade in the Northwest, and was the first
white man who passed over the Rocky Noun
tains to the Pacific by the passage now known
rs Frcuopt's Route
, 1859-06-08

Alter foftnaEhts silence, the DenaotFdt
opened out On Suniur morn ing in Long Johns
best style. This time the topic was the rclisi-
GUS divisions Of society. lie divided the tle-
publicau party into three classes, size First,
Christians; Second, 1nfidcls, and the rest Of
creation arc Set down as Jews. There art
three representative men-cnbodimeuts Of III.
dogmas and virtues Of these three denonsna-
ttons accurding TO Johns Epintle in thr
Democrat. Mr. kohn is put forth as the repre-
sentative Of tho Jews, II. krelsmann Esq, Of the
I1tidcls, and the Hon. john Wentworth as the
embodiment Of the Christian graces mud doc
trines. John c1assitics the Gcrmnns IS 1nfdcts.
tue Americans as Christians, aud the balance Of
The people as Hebrews. lie asserts that bar
gain was made when he joined the Republican
party, that one portion Of the Offices were to bc
given to the Jews, another share to the Ameri-
leans and the residue 10 the Germans, and that
this bargain is not being carried out in good
faith. He says that the Christmas have secured
their portion, and the Teutons theirs; but that
the Infdels How object to let the Hebrews take
theirshare Of the spoifs! He threatens to march
ut the head Of The Christians, Ike Peter the Her
mit and su,ite the wicked lniidcls hip and thigh,
unless the Germans fulfill the stpulations Of the
treaty Of alliance.
ANcar1y two columns ofh;s Sundays issue are de-
voted 10 this matter The pretcxt that furnished
him chance to spin his yarn was u very sml
one; but lie was Itching for m opening to pitch
in and abuse somebody, aud make trouble in the
party n;t we're possible; so he hit on the ap-
pointncnt Of kohn rs City Clerk, which has rot
been confirmed by the Council. The facts ofthe
matter. u Wentworth himself understands them,
are these:
The Mayor appointed hr. Kohn to the offloe
Of City Clerk. The Council. in the meanwhile,
when reducing official salaries, abolished the as
ibtant Cleskship, therr.ofore filled By Mr.. Marble
and when the question. Of confirming kohn's ap
poinlmcnt came before the Council. it WAS ob
jeeted to on the ground that it required the ser
vices Of an experienced man to discharge tl.s
duties thereof, aud Us the clerk has much to d.
for members Of the Council in aiding them X
prepare papers in the pr"per form. look up flies
records and documents, they claimed the privi
lego Of naming their own clerk, or at least dissen
ting until au experienced man was placed befor
them. The matter remains in staeH quo the Oh
clerk in the meanwhile, continuing 10 discharg
the duties Of the Office until 4 successor Is aI
pointed aud confirmed, when be il ready IN
willing to retire, as be has repeatedly stated
There il no question Of jew, Gentle or 1ntidc
involved in the matter which indeed, IL = Fer
t.;f.,np adair at best 1t is not IN issue betwee
nat;ons1it;es or c1eeds. Birth place or bell
I'll %n ~ 1x-tff& Il 4 %AAr1Rxfri
, 1859-06-08

eB al the railroads to the East yesterday
reduced their fares to the cheap rates. This
war promises to be a trif3e more spicy than the
Franco.Austrian affair, while it lasts.
, 1859-06-08

FaEErokr, June 7th-TFo Germans, named
1out and LAUDER, engaged in an atiray this
Iput stabbed the latter through the heart with
: butcher knife. killing him almost instantly.
Louber leaves vile and two children. Wcare
not informed as to tue cause Of the difficulty.
, 1859-06-08

TO RENT-.A Two Story Frame
L Sto.c Basement Huuse Gu rh!ca9n =yrnre Le,~-.n
DeaE!,En aud Nocott sree4 the Water WORKS Tue
house has r~,n. sI dry cellar css every othcs
couveulenee 1:ent $50. Apply the acioninx the
eaSt stte fes 1wI
, 1859-06-08

ITO RENT-Or for sale e-Tht three
L stnry brick dwel!ns:5 Is ElIns Place. between Iar.4-
son Ard Van Ruren street Sath Side, with min and by
drant waies ae, hrcx BAN. Apply On the premises.
1nt t-fra.f66
, 1859-06-08

DRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING.
l. GsnrEe u. Qul<x. General Accountant. will twhsa
FeqNlted kvc his tnpk attention to Opening Poh or
balancing q lntlstua Or pattneIsh!p books. p.!.
ikr,e. complicated disputed Accn1lnta Tie Us. y
fenee ths city A1onts ven !" spae.y and
Application ID - nis u: Room No. 4 L*lx4 Bu,I1nx 81
aad " south Laaara sttset, or thu4Sh pos uee 8ox 1
, 1859-06-08
* TO 1000 TONS OF HAY


L. WANTED.
Proposals will sc received until the 1T IT tulv rext IT,
furnish the L,uber Manufacturers As.oatioa Vt The Cr
" Chicago with fro LOO To acG1 If good Up
tiay Separate proposals will he rceIred for tie Hay and
for the pressing and delivery cf tie who'll por
luot les ,an efose the h day Of ctoter
nrx in the city Of Chicago Upon the Western Shoge Of
Lake MiehgIn. At WauAega7, keno.h1, l:4ene Mi
wauket, Application made n either VI the undersigned.
fHEl]ipORh MOLDE0uk,
JOAN $. REED.
MARTIN RiEAS0N,
fule
, 1859-06-08

- In the list Of departures from Ncw York
on Saturday last, for Europe, By the J;andtr1ih
we notice the nan,e Of p. PALMER, of this city.
lie goes abrond to purchase Dry Goods and Car
pets in the different European markets, whicl,
are to be directly imported to this city, thereby
Swing the Importers and New York Jobbers'
profit, with which the trade Of our city has al
ways been taxed. Mr.. Palmer is certainly de
serving Of much credit for being the pioneer
merchant Of our city in the importing trade, aud
We doubt not that lie will meet With the same
success in his importing trade that las charao-
terized all his business undertakings i'll this
city.
, 1859-06-08

ADAMS HorsE.-Tnis first-class House,
thoroughly and elegantly reftted and furnish.
cd throughout, is now open for boarders or
transient guests. Its location On the corner Of
Michigan avenue and Lake street render it easy
Of access to the heart Of business as well as to
tic best resident part Of thc city.
ies-st ". L. J. J. pEARcE.
, 1859-06-08

The markets during the past week have
been dull and dropping; but towards the close
there is 9 lsestes feeling in corn and wheat
Flour is very dull, with no speculative or
ping demand
, 1859-06-08

OFFICE OF THE JOLIET i
Spk11x4x lIuxAxA hA11oAo CoYPAxY.
Bnsros, Nay !Sfh. 1A6p
Tho animal nestin, o{ thA Stockhoes II he jo,x as.o
Northern Indiana Railzosu Company for h+ choke nf D
sero and tAe transactions Of such o.her buans - nay
U.ace u Joliet ILL.,. IN aATEkDAY ths Iii dsv Of Jrrs
nett, II IL O'Clock u.
!, J.W. RRoOKA Pr<sideat.
, 1859-06-08
kbnr f3r1nnhu 1.vfa Gor1Anunndenfx H.

Our G3lesburEh Correspondents.
We hare two communications from Gales
*basEh fudnfttence tothe attempt Of an AGENT Of
Chicago commercial house to collect judg:.
mept aote due from two, ladies Of, that place.
The house in question is one Of good reputation
here where it is best known and if their agent
h&s exoeeded his instructions, the members Of
the drm viii, We are sure, undo what he has
done amiss We do not print our correspond.
ents' !avors for the reason that the merchants
referred to therein would be seriously injured;
sndwe hsre yet to learn, despite the alleged
misconduct Of the collector in their employ,
that they are blan1bale, howmuchsoyer the col
lcetor may bare laid himself open to censure.
The Crevasse& In the Lower nri.aiA-
n3pp&.
The loss to cotton crops by the late creyasses
in the Mississippi River hare been estimated On
'Changc at New Orleans at !,0o, 900 bales. The
Crescent Of that city, however, rldicules this idea
and thinks the loss will not exceed 1;,,o1M. One
planter at Concordia parish llas sustained Il
damage equal to $l56,0oo, aud many others
from Daton Rouge aud bayou Lara to Sew Or
leans hare been entirely submerged.
, 1859-06-08

OHIO WHITE SULPHUR
~ SPRINGS.
, 1859-06-08

MEANS ALL IT SAra-Au advertisement ap-
pears in our columns to-day from 4. II. Biuia.
ger 4 Co., SSs broadway, which, ne are well
Gle which, though often abused, has great med
ical virtues and lawful domestic uses. ''Binin-
gers Old London Dock Gin, ~ dispensed by that
long established house, had bona Jfde virtues as
a cordial, and is strictly pure in its component
parts. and where required at all, NAV be used
with the fullest confidence. The name Of that
firm is guarantee Of the exact and literal truth
of Whatever they represent.-.N. i. Commercial
-dde<rtiker,
For sale by Hoyt Pierce, wholesale agents,
141 South Water street, and by oil druggists.
, 1859-06-08

- We are under obligations to Wells,
Fargo l. Co.'S Express for file of late Ca1ifor~
MIA papers, By the Overland Mail.
, 1859-06-08

ToRoxro, June 7.-Accounts from different
ba1ts Of Canada We.t stste that the late frost
has done most serious damage to the fruit, po~
tztoes, corn and other vegetables, but wheat IL
uuintu1ed, md It il thong gbt that the elect Of
frost may be The destruction Of the ay; which
was beginning to appear IN some sections.
, 1859-06-08

e In the Police Court yesterday morning
James Herneghan was fined s25, Ernest Reming
$40, and John Eastman SEQ for selling liquor
without license
, 1859-06-08

TO RENT Superior Sewing Ma
L ehlaes TO rent Apply II No. Il Dsasbtn .trcet,
fhn7. lftl-:ui-da5b] }. WOOLNER.
, 1859-06-08
THE. CITY

- Both Hon. Abraham Lincoln and Sena.
tor Couglas are in town, and stopping 1t the
fremont
, 1859-06-08
Two Murdered

Two MurdererS Hanged.
DnAx1roRp, c. ". June THE two negroes.
Moore and Owen, sentenced to be hanged for
the murder Of the mail carrier, were executed at
9 o'clock this A. II. They made d full eonfss-
sion.
, 1859-06-08

Didlculty on Honrd the Russian Fri
EAtee
Nkw YoRK. June s.-fhe difficulty among
the scau.en aboard the Russian ship General
admiral b. came SO threatening last night thst
the aid Of tue Police was invoked and upwards
Of 60 Of the refractory sailors put in irons.
, 1859-06-08

TO REET-1n hanston, ne:lt
- COTTAGE. with nne hike view lrquire of J. +.
STARR, the Of North Ct4sx aah aer
al .t.r~t tH8a
, 1859-06-08

Another Wife Po1s0ner Hinged.
HAMILTON, G. ". Iunc John Mitchell, the
wife murderer. was hung at seyen o'clock this
morning. Notwithstanding the early hour,
vast number Of spectators assembled 10 nltncss
the execution. He confessed'1he murder, but
refused to disclose any Of his previous history.
, 1859-06-08

TO RENT-Several good brick
l. dwellings with stabs. A.o, variety Of tearEe
= prices nom $50 to 4Ne ABBUTT & KlNt;MA-S.
10 CaEk st1sst. Hpl3 ei1Q i'm
, 1859-06-08

II r E SIS AND MAETTLLA
- AAkING:-Fox n. Style and finI.h seeond to
1oorthy direct ftum rasis and Lsuton md :. 10 edpcd
pt!ce% n II eooaateat With IT stslasa wesx.l >hsr
1ti%m-.Mp AR3. WILSON IF3 latA St1esk.
, 1859-06-08

Tu PARTIES SHIPPING FREIGHT FROM CHICAGO
TO ST. Lofts:
The EhIcaEo and Rock lAaod Il. T. Co. e now px4nafak
to transport merchandise machInefy luiter. ahraes 18th
etc TO St. Louis aad Ill Intermediate potnts ehe laa
ktver. At very Inv Rates.
For aat through bills Of [.dtnx apply to c. " Nay,
buEy. y depot enraer Clark md Taylor ". As1
arer. l, South Watar street, n1cc4 ftqs Co.. lax
andniph sttrtt JOHN +. TRACY. Ceh1 Sup<.
r.. l. ST. JOHN. Gsn1 F!rixhtAxent. ap 4.eu-dN
, 1859-06-08

TIE CHICAGO AMI NonrH WESTERN RA11.
wAr.-Thc old Board of Directors Of the HOW
defanct Chicagn, St. Paul and Fon In Lar
Railroad Company met Yesterday afternoon in
their Office aud executed convcyanccs 10 the
purchasers for the bondhollcrs, also ratifying
tho sale and transfer, aud by their own action
erased to exist Us Il board. Immediately after
wards the new proprictors convened and pro-
ceeded to organize the concern under the
new nas1e Of the Chicago md North Western
Railway Company The next business wus the
election Of the new Board Of Directors, 1t is
understood thut the officers Of the road will r.
main the san'e: 1t is hnred and believed that
the el,unge in organization will be beneficial to
the road.
, 1859-06-08

DARIIETT'S DICTIONARY
AmuRICAN1aHe.
SIw EnrIoS.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED BY
LITTLE, BROWN d COMPANY,
ii. .WAsH1sGTns-sr- Bos1ox.
i Glossary Of Words and Phrases usually re-
garded Is Peculiar to the United States
By John Russell Bartlett.
E1coxp ISl11ux. e11A1IT n11oEn AID BLAIsEo.
! vol svo cloth P1!cs &e..s.
This Edition. which has been in preparation by The xmhcf
nce the publication Of The dt edition. whseh appeared teu
yrsrs aso greatly enxsd not only b additional wotts
zad ph,sse bat by e1ts:vs additions 10 ths examples
lected from val known wztszs nsv H5no!o&ez and bis
souaso ths origin eS worA jesss4odd4.s
, 1859-06-08

e Gentlemen US well as ladies are invited
to make 81, Stute street, resting-placc Crain,'s
folding chnirs. camp stools and settees. furnish
agreeable sittings while waiting for the cars.
Respectfully,
;n.o.r II e. Isx Ccu.ar~ Tn
, 1859-06-08

Burglary at Burlington, Iowa.
BURLINGTON. Iowa, June The jewelry store
Of s. Bruenn Co., Of this city. vas broken
open last might. and between four and lye thou
sand dollars worth Of jeweiry stolen thercfroul.
, 1859-06-08

We lad 4 pleasant rain yesterday after
noon which sprinkled the streets, and sen: the
ladies' home in time to avoid the severer storm Of
the evening, during which the rain was trench
dous and the thunder and lightning very pow
erful. We should not be surprised if We heard
Of some injury to buildings III the vicinity Of
the city,
, 1859-06-08

The trot on Monday was between a mare
n med "Nhite Bird" aud Mr.. Barnet's horse
named Cooley The latter won the 1st and
I'd heats. the mare the balance Of three heats,
thus currying off the purse. The time was as
follows: 1st :::57 ed, e;54i sd, csc; 18th, 5
9Th, Est,
, 1859-06-08

PoL1cK CorgT.-There were twenty-cight Gu
for which amounted ta Sls5 OIL the roll, but
many went to the Bridewell. Among them WIS
Sam Henderson, confirmed "vagrant," was
daed $50 md went up to Wells street to wo1l:
It out
, 1859-06-08

'S: John Ward, the eloquent orator on tle
merits Of Minstrel Hall, whose arrest was no.
ticed by US, Ms having taken place at the hands
Of an unapprcciatire officer, who thought Ward
a uuiscance, has been likewise deemed street
annoyance by the Police Court and yesterday
was fined three dollars for disor 1crly conduct
, 1859-06-08

~ Henry Ford ham has been held to bail in
goo by Justice Milliken, for larceny Of breast
pin from lis ex-pa.tner in the cigar box-making
business, 4 MIR. Englehart, Of Wolcott street.
Henry is now in the wrong boz.
, 1859-06-08

COOP SECURITY against the effects Of hot
weather, ma, be found at Thayer's Drug Store,
corner Of Dearborn and Randolph, in the shape
Of drdnyMt Of cool, sparkling soda, favored to
by responsible parties rs most delicious and
refreshing beverage.
~ See advertisement Of Biningcr's Old
, 1859-06-08

- We are under obligations to the Amcri-
can Express Company for late files Of the San
Francisco papers brought BY the overland mail,
bringing dates to the 18th ult.