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non-slaye holders Of Western Virginia, is fit to
beSpeaker. This is lick ut Bocock; aud such
resolution can be passed By large majority,
if the Helper book resolution is pressed to a
vote. The Disunionists will find that they hare
not nll Of thepower in their hands With which
to brain their opponents. We may have some
fun before this Helper pamphle. has reached
the third reading. Chicago.
, 1859-12-19

For the Pre.sand Tsiture.}
n Appeal for the Home of the Rr1end d
less.
How fair is this young city
By fav'ring breezes famed;
The joy Of each beholder-
Rose Of the Prairie Land!
The West, its tribute harvest
PmlEs down golden stream,
While Natures benedictions
Fall like music in deeami
She streugtheneth her towers, +,
She gathereth in her gold,
And welcometh with genial smile
The atranger to her fold!
But Christian men and women,
What is that mournful CIT,
That mingleth with The echoes.
OF our prosperity:
From out the lanes and allera.
From out the crowded streets,
Past the spacious gardens,
And past the gay retreats.
Over the silent prairie,
OTer the travelled plain,
Oter Lake and River,
Is heard the sad refrain:
It cometh with the morning, y
Mingleth with noontide g1are,
Liehteth at hush of even,
Flauuteth the midnight air.
Now tits the voice Of woman,
Now It's IN infants moan,
is now, the sob ofchildhood,
Now manhood's anguished groan!
Like come despairiug spirit,
Again, again it comes,
ain Mu fair city .fritndl<ss"
"Homettss mid tAoasand Aom<s!''
And have ye hearts to listen,
To pass unheeding by,
When pa1lid want and sorTow
Send up that piteous cry:
And must they wander homeless
Where Peace and Plenty reign!
Forbid it, generous Western hearts;
They shall not plead in vain.
Be yours to raise for them HoAE,
In Charity's sweet name,
Yonr city's crowning glory,
Your childrcn's noh1est fame.
Gire Of your bounty freely,
Bless n ye have been bless,
And 80 shall bloom immortal,
This garden Of the West!
Dec, 1859.
, 1859-12-19
LOCAL MATTERS.

Ey- Go 70 John Jones, 119 Dearborn street,
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be well done and at prices to suit the times.
: xcnu71s1xc.-0 Xxx says "he espex it will
appear Extraordinary to hear an old xeentric
ike himself xtol auythinR; but be thinx the
public will x10u9 him when be Expresses his con-
vixion that the 1ceediag skill which Cook l.
McLain xhibit in renoysing old garments, at 9S
Dearborn street, and in xtracting stains from
Clark street, is an ALST 3QQ for this x1oded
notice.
t:@ Go to 1o3 Lake street for fine Dinner,
Tea and Toilet Sets, Silver Plated Goods, Rich
Bohemian and China Eases, Pa1ian figures,
Motto Cups, Girandoles, Lamps aud great va
riety of other ornaments suitable for Christmas
presents. For sale lower than in any other
china atore in this city, at the China Emporium
Of 4. Jaeger i Co., 1o3 Lake street dele-6t
WEST SIDE TEMPERANCE MEx71xa.-One Of
our Fell.Enown citizens, and heavy taxpayer,
C. F. Hull, Esq. who is m earnest opposer Of
all forms OF intemperance, and the burtheus Of
the present license system, which be, in common
will lecture At the Edwards Chapel, corner Of
Harrison aud Halstead streets, thus evening ut
| It o'clock
Without endorsing all of Nr. Hulls views aud
sayings, We can say he is strong in his convic-
tons, and will, no doubt, bring out full house
among those who 50 vel kno" him rs man
Taxpayers, rumselle1s, rum drinkers, those
| in favor Of granting licenses, as well as those
opposed to The license system, all who hare IN
interest in the good Of Society. All are invited
FoR SALE CuEAp.-:oo hbls Salt, to be sold ut
once for cash. Free Of storage until the 18th Of
January. MERRY SEtsos,
214 South Water street.
Ans You IRsrRxp IA startling fact. Bear
in mind that your insurance is Of no ef1c1cy 1t
you use Burning Flnid or Camphine- Therefore
banish them from your dwellings and call and
purchase Kerosene Lamps at Lamp and oil En-
porium, 1oC Clark street. del5-6t
~ Those monster Kerosene Lamps which
give the light Of two gas burners or two Cam.
phene Lamps, 1t onc-fourth Of tue expense,
will be hired cut for evening parties, Lighting
halls, churches, etc. during the holidays, Ap-
pl! At Lamp and Oh Emporium, 1s6 Clark st.
de15-1as
S1soxR's FAx1LY S1w1so MAcursEs.-Also
Machines for Tailoring and Leather Sewing, II
! IS Lake street. Sec advertisement delu;1m
EvWuEEIrR / Wi1soS's SEw1so MAcH1xEs
for I Christmas or New Years Present. rery
| approp.iate testimonial Of . FAiher 70 hia
/ Daughter, Sou to his Mother Husband to
his Wife, Brother to his Sister, or Church to
its Pastor. This is gin As durable u life-au
economy Of more Intrinsic worth to the Ladie:
than its actual cost.
GEO. r. Cu1.rKxpKx. Gen1 Ag't.
de9-til 167 and 169 Lake street.
FoR CHK1szxAs AID NEw YkArs-- sboale
remember that Seeley 1t ~ Clark street, hal
tbs 1argext, best, and most varied assortment o
Candies Of any Confectioner in town. Ladies
please make note Of it. no2+1m
e SEQ advertisement Of Cornell 4 Col
two thread noiselea& premium Sewing Aaehin
and universal bemme1, No. LIS Lake street
aue7-ly
, 1859-12-19

fCo1espoodence Of the FIesa and Tribune
WAsu,xo.os, Dec IL. uA.x. !
!, is reported this morning that four Anti'Le- |
comptonists will vote for Sherman to-day, Tiz:
Hickman, Schwartz, Reynolds and Haskin. 1t
is thought that Briggs mny do the same thing.
Dut it requires sereM votes outside Of the 4c-
publican strength proper to elect Sherman. not
counting his own. Green Adams, Of Kentucky,
has takcu his seat. lie arrived III the city last
night. This makes it necessary for the Republ-
Cans to receive seven votes 10 addition TO their
own ll2. Adsain is in hesitation, tC1ark ditto,
Briggs ditto, who would have redeemed Lis
pledges ere this but for tho poisonous influence
Of Jim and 'Rast Brooks Of the n. y. Erfvtss
Briggs WIS elected By Republican votes. In
fact our party hare 4 minority in his district
over the Lccomptonists- Davis, Of Ind, has m
idea in his head that tue Disunionists, Amerl-
cans and Ants will ail concentrate on him md
elect him ovcr Sherman! What nonsense will
get into some mems heads. Riggs, Of n. J.,
seems disposed to go over 10 tile Disunsonists,
,fa decent pretcxt for SO doing offers. Acclcr-
nand il bitten with the notion TINT he will yet
be elected Speaker. lie has joined the 1ecompt-
unists and given in his allegiance. He was
DaaiA in disguise before he left Illinois. But
he will never get nearer that high ofiee than he
IL now. The Scnate voted down Judge Ttum-
bulls amendment TO Masou's resolution by -
noes to 20 ayes. The Dtsuaion party thus re-
fuse to inquire into the circumstances Of the
taking and p1undcring Of tic 0. S. Armory at
Liberty, No., because the arms and ammunition
w.re emnloyed To iurade Kansas, shoot free
, 1859-12-19


- Mcssrs Barnford l. Baldwin, Gencra1
Railroad News Agents, at No. IL Lake street, lay
us under obligations for late faEors in new peri
odicals-uA1per's for January, &c.
IF Don't forget the sale of Fancy Good,,
&c, on Monday, December 18th, at ~ Lake
street BY G. II. Keith l. Son, auctioncers. Great
bargains may be expected.
TnE Iurkxn1So CR,s1s.-Messrs. MeNally 4
Co, 81 Dearborn street, hare supply Of this
book, also, Harper, Cooley and Peterson :or
January, 1850. "Grcelcy's Overland Journey
complete in one volume; und all the current
literature of the day. Don't forget 81 Dearborn
street.
sFuarpes's for January, Dickens last story,
~ Taleof Two Cities," the Virginians, in cloth
md paper; also, Horace Greeley's new work on
his Overland Journey, and Prenticeuna, by the
veteran editor Of the Louisville journal, ali ut
Norris uyde's News Dcpot, No. 100 Dearborn
street.
YorSG MEx's CnarsT4S Assoc1Ar1ox.-Tbe
regular monthly meeting o{ the Young Mems
| Christian Association wk1-be held at their
rooms, Methodist Church b'oos, on Aonosy
evening. 1t II o'cl.ck. The question Of open
49,. ~ 81, .....a,,..; :. -oara.+.d
-
| FonErATnEn's DAr.-See in another column
the announcement Of the managers Of the New
England Society for their approaching Banquet
and Fest;ralon Thursday, esd inst, in honor Of
tho Landing Of the Pilgrims. Everything
promises for the entire success Of the whole
affair. The dinner aud the ball twill be seen
are distinct, and Jet paFts Of the same OCCASION
u n-....,- ~; ,.a~ ~hoh,.
A': '1 ,~.@ h.f.-. - 49,. ~. ch;r,,o 3nh1;r md
o.su eo .ss ...L;... 49,. sddad ,,n.,, -
"no'e uns s4s' ..".e. 49, .~a.;nr
nes ".nase' u9 t,a .s.Ssa.sd
~, .,, .'e e,1.s.. ~ w ~ eh. a-s..nt. ~
vii" '4e ..,. - ~ ta.-.
eAee't'D' "'''' ~4.. o-.11.- 1850
Hnr II sr4sos.-Buyers Of presents mt
articles for the hoIids5s should visit the store
, 1859-12-19

Ac1xowLKDcEAEx1z--Re Mr.. Tuttle, the
City Missionary, acknowledges subscription.
md contributions Is fouows: 10 help poor
woman, Afflicted with paralysis, to esrn hsr Hv-
Ing with sewing naehins-Ftom v. L. D., n;
III. T., s6; v. l. p, 6oc; D. B. G., 80.
, 1859-12-19

HoRsk QUo1Ar1oxs.-There was movement
in the Horse Market on Friday night. 4 horse
and buggy were taken, but as the taker has
not ret been taken By the police We give no
figures It was \ light hay horse, top buggy
and silver plated harness, belonging to J. Stad-
den, stolen from the rof Polk and Buffalo
streets. Mr. s. brought them down from Beloit
nm Friday 10 sell them
, 1859-12-19

all the sympathy and aid the statement may
elicit: Susan Brown, daughter Of William and
Mary Brown, raa nway from home one Year ago
last July. since which time her parents have |
made rcpeated efforts to find her, but in vain.
Two weeks after she left home they heard Of
her ut service in private family in this city,
but as soon as she found that her parents werc
likely to tud her she again disappeared. In
December following, her father died, and her
mother thinks that if she knew that her father
was dead she would come back to her. After
sllo left home she changed her name, calling
herself Nl,y Bray. Her mother thinks she has
left the city, aud is with some family as SER
want. Sarah is short and rather stout; has light
brown hair, hazel eyes, ruddy complexion,
small scar on one temple just over the eye, and
sca1 Oh one ear, caused By The tearing out Of
an earring. She will be sixteen years old next
March Her mother does not wish to take charge
Of her, or in any way to disturb her, but is pain
fully an1ious to know where her only child il.
The family is Scotch, Any person having in
formation Of the whereabouts Of Sarah will con-
fer great favor upon lone widow and dis
tressed mother By leaving word ut oaG Ontario
~ s.ar,,;a. . 1;n. =, W.. oa;.. hox sEeo c;,-
- .or,,.-E .,na-s ~ -.or,.tod ~ not;,. ~.
,t,..na N.,.r nn,-,.n,-A+ W ,oe ,to
street, Messrs. Mnrsh, Brothers have Just open
ed one Of the most complete and extensive Fur
niture establishments in the Northwest. As the
SUCCESSORS Of ono Of our Oldest houses in that
line, they hare become widely known to the
public and the trade from their old stand Oh
Randolph street, and now in their new store, in
the very heart of our best business centre they
are prepared better than ever before to attract
aud serre still wider circle Of trade. They
draw their Etock from the best eastern manu-
, 1859-12-19


at present writing. -. DR.. Wm- B. Egan is. We
a1c glad to see once more about town... Had
dock, the share Of La Mountains aromatic |
perils is in the city visiting with 1elatlEea....
Lucy Escott appeared at McTicker's for the last |
time on Saturday evening. :. Youmans in bis
recent lecture before the Young Mems Associa-
ton, stated that solid matter Of the brain wus
ons eighth phosphorus. So humanity is very
like friction match after al, tipped With phos-
ones head. Oar friend Dinks corrobo' ates the |
existence Of the phosphorus by citing from his
own experience, that be has seen sparks Hy IRE
quentIy when he has been struck smart blow
on ths head. No more on that head. ....As
both Christmas and New Years come this time
on Sunday, call, sand festivities, notes at bank,
and other cheerful little formula must 60 over
~ .ha Inv M q tbon.and miles from hsra
uo11 y ,o,ta,t;,,.v re,,.,t-d he .nerer
~. ,.n1d ,,,da,,a on r,.,v
.~a.s. ;,,o ~ f~ thonoh,." Th,t i. n. cood
=. 1....,a,. 49, ~ ..rca.,;ona-. 80 m.
II Gerca r;v,,rv of .ou5d cakct WRIGHT /.
-...;... 49,. fo1, bn,arad ,a,nd ,oa1,ta-
E...ae,t :, ..-d .f,a, H., I'd ,;c.;.,u
,:..,. -.a,-5:..;, ;.~.,.r .ts s..7h.
Wi onrrh,,e-s that find ii. r;ro. H. ~
49, n;.,. ron. r,;nd tbs odd.n Tbsn.--
49, 80 ~ ao,a ,;,,. I'D. tor A.. No..
-.o,- ~ =, vii, ho sse, nun,b.r. ~ ,harn h.
....r aa.a r1o,;d.r TOD. .on,m.,,;,. f.on,
49, nv ,drert;s;nr co,umr, ,ra " cboct
IN ~ h;,., ~ nr-rh,sa-. Lono .x,5. uho
, 1859-12-19
THE CITY. .

r For Wants, To Rent, For Sale, Boarding,
kc, ace fourth page.
, 1859-12-19


RELIGIOUS 11Exs.-in very many of our Cnuren
congregations this Season, the Fair and testl7al
system Will oe the means o1 ca1llng out cons1o-
esab'e amount Of money for the purposes Of the
Christian enterprises thus represented. Tho
repair or finishing Of a church, the expenses Of
Missions and Mission Schools hare been and
are yet to be brought our public in the attract
i've way tho ladies well know how to adopt in
such cases. And it il good plan and most
successful. especially when managed on fair
basis. We have very chserfully opened our
columns to these enterprises
"A few evcnings since a large gather'og Of
his friends, and members Of his late charge here
met socially at the residence OF heF. n. Il.
Schenck late Rector Of Trinity, who has resign
ed his charge, to accept OF q c4ll 10 Baltimore
, 1859-12-19

REconnEn's Coua1.-After tria1 which oecu-
pied the entire day the two Germans, Abellc aud
Lehman, indicted for arson we're acquitted.
, 1859-12-19

DIsrESsAnf foR Woven AND CA1IDRES.--pur
readers may have noticed, few weeks since,
call in our columns for meeting in the West
Division, TO establish dispcns: y for women
and children. We are happy to be able to say
that the proposal has been carried out, and that
poor females and their children, who need medi.
cal advice and medicine, may receive both, free
Of charge, at the dispensary, No. 155 West Nadi-
son street, from 2 to o'clock r. n. daily. The
institution has been wisely placed by the mana-
gers under the charge Of two competent ladies',
educated thoroughly rs physicians, who hare
resided in our city for some months, at the cor
ner Of West Washington and Morgan streets.
We refer to Miss c. A. Buckel, u. D. and Miss
N. II. Jones, II. D., who are graduates Of the
Pennsylvania Female Medical College, and who
afterwards studied in one Of the New York
Medical Schc ols, and resided and pracliced in
the New York Female 1nfmary. Be1ongingto
the regular school of practitioners, and being
true ladies withal, they hare forbornc to adver-
tise in the pnblic prints; but they hare won for
themselves the confidence Of those who hare
Ind an opportunity to inspect their numerous
credentials and to learn their personal and pro-
fcssional qualifications. The prevalence and
peculiar character Of various diseases to which
females are subject, would seem to render the
CTS general blessing to TINT sex. Indeed, not
| a few physicians Of culinencc hare expressed
the desire to be relieved of that entire class OF
cases. These ladies hare generously bestowed
their services, without charge, in the dispensary.
, 1859-12-19

" O. H. 6CRTFKN,3 1dssttnHs 1a1s4. 81 Daavbt<H1d
u as1eri,sd sAc<;ss 3lnetisEts joF Ais a.d nu ~
L~adiaa Popezs of the Ee,td E4a ta1-bes+y
, 1859-12-19

SoSs or A4I4A-The members Of Palestine
Lodge, I. 0. S. u. win meat At their rooms in
Garrett Block, this (3fonday) evening, It half
past seren o'clock for the nomination Of Officers
md other business.
By order Of Axos H11x,
F.o. RUSSELL, see,y. : Grand Commander
, 1859-12-19

= Mcssrs. Damford l. Baldwin, General
Railroad News Agents, at No. IL Lake street, lay
us under obligations for late favors in new peri
odicals-uarpera for January, &c.
, 1859-12-19

II Don't forget the sale Of Fancy Good.,
&c, on Monday, December 18th, at 81 Lake
street by G. II. Keith 4 Son, auctioneers. Great
bargains may be expected.
, 1859-12-19

Harpes's for January, Dickens last story,
~ Taleof Two Cities" the yirginians, in cloth
md paper; also, Horace Greeley's new work on
his Orcrland Journey, and Prenticeana, by the
veteran editor Of tho Louisville Journal, ali ut
Norris uyde's News Depot, No. 100 Dearborn
ntraat
, 1859-12-19

FoR CHK1szxAs AND NEW Yk4rs--All should
remember that Seeley 1t II Clark street, has
tbs largest, best, and most varied assortment Of
Candies Of any Confectioner in town. Ladies,
p]case mako / note Of it. noa+lm
, 1859-12-19

TnE IxrKxp1S0 CR1s1s.-Messrs. McNally l.
Co., 81 Dearborn street. have q supply Of this
book, also, Harper, Cooley and Peterson :o1
January, 1860. "Grcelcy's Overland Journey
complete in one volume; and all the current
literature Of the dey. Don't forget 81 Dearborn
street
, 1859-12-19

e SEQ advertisement Of Cornell 4 Co.'S
two thread noiselea& premium Sewing Machine
and universal bemne1, No. lS3 Lake street
-ro@.1r
, 1859-12-19

DRIVATE BOARD D---NQRTH
l. S1DE.-A Geat1etn1a snd Wife CT two xnzls Gee.
boaTt - i1e Torp4i t1ee corner o( UctAro Apphea-
Hon e n.de Immediately Good refe.e1ee required.
, 1859-12-19

FoR SALE CuEAp.-;oo bbls Salt, to be sold ut
once for cash. Free Of storage until the 18th OF
January. ArERr SEtsos,
214 South Water street.
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TIE PREPARATIONS OF TIE o. 'srspsRArioN AMI
fUEhos AYkEs FOR VAR ALI. eos OF THE fos
MEN WITH LOpHz-srATE or AFFA, RS IN PARA
QUAY, VALPARAISO. ETC.
D. ne arrival Of the bark Fame "a have recsved VI
DIES the Coreo Mycantil and co,yeio da 2ad Of Iii,
Jsnehd Tie intelligence tuey ooptsn Is not wi hout 10.
teres F'Csd day 10 day tho Of great
on the Rio do Plata becomiog more paipAb'e The
AJse.iine Cootedes Stiou the hand and Baenos
AyIes on ihs other ,ere continuing prepar aioss
large sc Sle ard no, tleS moAentariiy expect
cd TO begin.
The first rcops n the Ccnseosrctiouhsd begun to
for the for1cstons u Roco whefs an ovasion thres
tered. Urquzs buying and arming SD ps, and IL WAS
sAd be bad concluded alliance with Psrxguay. He
promises TO march into the territory OF Bdenos with
In . few months.
On the 27rh OF April Urquiza addressed proclaim alton
10 bis troops, Ia winch DO sSysI am slso mouated aud
ready 10 put sail VI The head OF um on I'd
W Aotte CaSeSos, 70 rush like thundorbOlt UPON IA
pulverze the enemies OF the nation wherever they ~
Tase their autacious hesdsD
The Legislature Of Buenos Ayres opened ON tho lac
o. hsy Toe Governor, u IS snssssge said tha,
they were scarcely on GOOD terms with Paraguay auo
hontevdeo French journal Of Buenos Ayros had in.
qn'rro wnener there was not ALEC gnme
ing WIN 5rsz sum of 2o.co0, 40 Of doiars OF the
current money OF the country be raised for Inc
expenses Of The war with the Confederation.
FROM Paraguay We learn that Lrpsz had had an At
tncs OF 'rehe, from which 10 was slowly recovering
Tue report was crcusted Montevioe0 that an a,tem
bsn been msde to assassinate President Lopez aud the
ton. rl 'oN
In Valparaiso tho revots IN the northern provinces
s1n continued In the last engagement At Coqumbo the
government troops trumpned over the rebels.
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AIRoCious VILLANY-A MERCENAgY WRETCH
Pr oPosEs BLOW UP STEAMER Cry OF BUrYAIo
shco 1t ia well known to the public that ater tue
opening Of spring navigation, e. r. Ward placed the
steamers seA Bird and Arctic the Buffalo and Cleveland
nne OF lake travel IN composition with the Lake Shore
Railroad and the railroads. Immediately thereafter brosght
oot me steamers Western Metropolis and City Of Buffalo, 70
rrn N opposition TO Wards line. Knowing tho feeling Of
,be tsay exstirg between the lines, and thinking,
doabuess Us many Villain does thai the baae cupdiy
OF b's own black heart might be shared by others,
wretch named ,ooey. who Ia known along the
cocks as an expert DIVER, approached Capt Ward two
weeks since win one Of the fendish propostons
mace BY ono msn to another He proposed 70 relieve
Cap; Ward OF the conpeton Of other boats by blow
ing them Up With sort OF torpedo (he nature OF which
he expiaDed while they up 1t the dock in this
city which oxp'oson would sink the boats and render
them useless Capt. wards frst impulse upon percey.
log the dr OF the Villains PROPOSAL to denounoe
and expose him, but upon reelection no concluded 70 re-
preee his Indignation, appoint meeting where tho CON
7ersston could ceovebesd by third party draw out
OF him the details Of bis deessb,e plot Another oter.
view accordingly appointed. Functua to the hour
the parties met when ihs plan, in all s horrible details
unfolded to the captao, every word OF which
distinctly beard by an officer who secreed In the
room. On Saturday Marshal Craw fearing that serious
consequence might attend further delay, concluded to
Cooley aud confederate, Ray, and officers
sent 10 Rays house, where tin cam tarred use, 30,
found concealed Cooley arrested board the
schooner Sweet Home and taken 70 prison He Is man
about 80 years DID, Cleveland Ploindeotr, Jane a.
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lntcsest1nC from Santa re and New Mexico.
from the g. Louis Republican, Juno Is.

Interesting from Santa re and Now Mexico.
from the St. Louis Republican, Juno Is
hpzrxsDznc1, Juno "a, 1859.
The Ssnta Fe NAH just arrived Il thrs plsce With
mer Gates from New Mexico Territory The news brought
By its advcss We learn that there v great likelihood
existing OF renewal u warke difficulties With the
NAvsjne tribes Of Indians, with whom the United States
cluced BY formal treaty.
~b.ss and feel no disposition to give up The DroUastv
stolen BY them or hOsrass the persons whom they hare
In consequence Of this contumacy the military ausho-
rtes have ordered out the United States troops from oil
the posts 10 that region Two or three companies have
iet Fort 81 Vain for the NavajOe country.
The rps VIII be- very short n New Mexico partly for
w.pt Of rams In proper sesssn-
There were many ped Pike' Peakcrs the Terri
tory They fsred az badly those from the s,tes de-
roupced the mipes AZ hambug and declared that gold
oculo not bs found there.
Albuquerque, at which Hon Y. A. Otero nominated
for re election to Congress- Col st. vrsn win be his oppo
n mt for the office
rle trAderB teams bound ou; from Missouri are much
deavtd Ia corteqoence OF high water In the Arkansas
river That stream is SAID to pe higher than has been
kno N for years before.
ssrious difficulty occurred at Council Grove with the
KA~ iadsps They bad stolen some ponies from Mexi
train the return Of which demanded by the cit
The next day eighty bringing the
stolen property end toto tbem 10 take it they oased
e,urned the nre slightly wounaing Mr. GiIhey, formerly
OF Parker
the enrssed citizens banded together on the day sue
ceedirg the Outrage, took yeuDg chief and another
Indian spo hung them up. The Indians are very much
alarmed, ana with to leave the country
We the ndst OF harvest here and progpects are
good for bouptiful yield.
The New Mexican mall with Santa Fe dates 10 the 10th
inst bas arrived.
very lew trans had arrived out in consequence Of
which goods were scarce.
The Democratic Convention was meet at Albuquerque
the 7th correspondent says that Mr. oters would
undoubtedly be the nominee reelection delegate TO
Congress.
The opposition talk of running Col ST. vraip but he has
very little chance of succees.
No rain has fallen In New Mexico thus far, this year.